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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-10-04
FARMERS, WIVES.

Col. Ingersoli made a good talk to the
farmers at Peoria the other day in which
he appeared as the champion of farmers
wives. He wants 10 see them dress with
more care and better taste, which would
cost no more than their present style, and
above all, he wants to see them pitch their
miserable little cook stoves out of the win
dow and get decent range over which they
can cook without cooking themselves.
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FAITHFUL OFFICERS.

Too much praise cannot be accorded to
Sheriff Williams, of Jackson county, and
Captain Rose, of the Holton militia, for the
prompt and efficient manner in which they
discharged their duties during the recent
riot on the Kansas Central railroad. They
have set good example to officers of the
law in other places, and by their vigorous
and determined action, at time when ac-
ton was demanded, they suppressed dem
onstration which otherwise might have
resulted in much blood-shed.
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THE FLOWRX KING DON.


vnriou. Note. Prom the ,8srd~r u
John Chtnamam.
SAY Fp,xc,sco S.n.s,bar o-Eo,.
~ =,
NoAs, oep'e"''ei ~ ou'ns"'i' 'ep'eni"e'
lo.-lhe canton river has broken through
its embankments, flooded miles of the coun-
.rv and DESTROYED vast cro,s
S.I -, g
VI pc. fepo.'e" IN.
tween Hong hons and canton. The plum
der in one case amounted to $1,000.
The Chinese government contsmnI,ta an
.....1 ., n
f"' NC "S'n
izeu anu hahzsed Ds foreigners III TIE GUS
toms departments.
The cholera continues to deyastate MANY
towns ON the coast and in the interior
A Chinese LAWYER. named Chug, recently
admitted to The bar in London Is ob.ain-
;n1 mucb repute and Influence at home The
Vieeroy consults him and the Government
entrust him with all legal questions. He
has been offered the Secretarys..Iip of the
London legation. but declined.
China is making good prepartiou for the
Pa,is Exposition. 1t has been assigned
sixteen thousand odd square feet in the
building on the Champ ID. Mas. Among
the features OF interest will be paviliops.
bazars and colleges, built at Wingpoo. and
transported in sections, and in addition to
the private exhibits, the government will
e1nu ~, '.""e No'ie,'on' =" wing
f,c,nrsS or nroduc,s for sxnd-,s
VhLoh.m, Ssn,emh.rs ioNc, ,
;shm.nt w,s sxcifed Inv iba s,ccasSf,,I -
- sr,.U r.haI b,n,j -, -. i.'
se,.,sn,bcr ord After tna ha,tI. ~ n
III. To-, mo,,b sye-yboJ,, hsI;avaJ H.
-svoI, eoJt,n-ad Sa;co bo,ssye- MI ..no
., Ioo foIIowers brnEe fbronah ,bo -;
n ,rnv lin and mai , r,n;J d.sb III
- D., ;naxan-abi,, n.1l,',,,,', ii ~
mi, If ovar-ronf;d,nca ksc,sL;na W.
Ies, s,,;ralv upJefendad and ,I,. In.nr,,an,.
easily obtained possession OF the government
buildings and drove ont few officials sta
toned there. This event Is understood not
10 be disaster, but an acknowles gid great
disgrace, and Will entail renewed expendi-
lures.
The latest advices from the seat OF war,
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EXCURSllnN.

The Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe road,
with Its characteristic enterprise, is running
excursion trains to the southwestern part
OF Kansas, for the benefit of those who are
seeking homes in the west, or who desire to
look at the matches beauties of southern
Kansas. The next excursion train will
leave Leavenworth, tomorrow, the 4th
inst, and tickets to Kinsley, and return,
can be procured of d. Ellington, ,,at the
Union Depot for eleven dollars and fifty
cents. Those who desire to make cheap
and pleasant trip to the southwest, will
never have better opportunity
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possible for him to helo you this winter.
You viii need food, and as food cannot be
carried near the place where your people
now are, you will have to go near the place
where food is.
After general hand-shaking, the Indi-
ans retired. They leave, tomorrow even
ing, for home, via New York. President
Hayes was present during the latter part OF
| the conference,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-10-04
NEwsPAPER CHANGES

The Council Grove, Morris county Re
puJtio1a has consolidated with the Council
Grove Democrat, and the two will be here
after published under the name of the Re
paittioaa and Democrat, by Moriartv & Dunn.
W. +. CHALFANT has sold the Burlingame
Ironnte 10 John Z. Rastall.
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/ FAIR srArlEuENr ru.c.s,

"A EAhR STATEMENT OF THE CASE.
The opponents OF the proposition to re-
n,oaetize silver say there were never but
zcomparitiveiy lew dollars coined in the
United States, and they call this Statement;
an argument in defense OF the policy
OF demonstration In reply to this and the
other arguments Of the advocates OF .anex-
elusive gold currency. the St Louis Re
ii'aa makes the following fair and plain
statement OF the case:
II makes little difference whether few or
rshny silver dollars were minted prior to 1873,
or whether few or many would be min,s3
~ u the decentralization act sbou,a he no.
DeAied. The main point involved is whether
|1eoep shall be measured in silver dollars
10Th LOO ceats or in gold dollars worth Ina
0entk The practical effect Of the act =,
"a which f,rbids the former TO be coined
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Schuyler COlfax ON specie Resump-
tiOns

buffalo N. W Agitator.l
Hon SCHUYLER Colfax recently delivered
an address at Beloit, Wis, which is OF much
significance. 1t must have, undoubtedly,
been like thunderbolt 70 coniractionists
and advocates OF resumption, while it has
given telling force to the sound arguments
OF the greenbackers, IL well as strength and
feasibility to their UNREASONABLE practical
theories. The opinions Of a prominent
statesman always carry with them more or
less weight, and particularly, if frought
with the shining principles OF truth and
honesty, they are generally accompanied
BY conviction. Such is the case with the
avowed opinions of Hon Schuyler Colfax
on specie resumption which he claims is
matter of impossIbility. In this address he
did not contine himself TO mere assertions,
but by undeniabie facts proved the utter
impossibility OF paying four or five billion
dollars such As will be collectsble on the
first day of January 1879 with some two
hundred million dollars in gold which is
about the amount in the whole land. The
sentiments OF Mr.. Collar in the above con-
nection are the same a. those of every hon
est, intelligent man in the country.
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c,,,,,op 70 the AFFLICTED.

Dr. Sherman's reputation growing out Of
hi, long and sfIrcs-ss!tli treatment of rupture
makes il incumDant ON him TO warn the
afflicted agaiust travelling cheats making free
u... of his name 10 dupe them, especially one
herman, a dry goods clerk, calling himself
Dr. W. q. Crempien, who was employed by
THE Doctor, was dismissed, and Is now under
Indictment awaiting trial. Also one individ-
uaI calling himself DIR. W. a. Watts fraudu-
Iently representing himself as Dr. SherInan's
par ner. This man, Watts, was employed as
clerk In Dr. ~ rrnanis Office, San Francisco,
Cal, but left suddenly, and DR. = is now
looking for him for the purpose of prosecu-
ton. aug5d&w2mo
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SHOES.

Here is another proof of our returning
prosperity: Holland, which has always
exported leather in large quantities to the
United States, has ceased to export and be-
gun importing no; only raw hides but ma
chine manufactured shoes and boots. Am
sterdam merchants confess that European
manufacturers cannot compete either in
price or quality with America.
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SOulheFn Sickness,

JACKSONVILLE, Florida, October Six
additional deaths are reported at Fernan-
dino, since the last report, and there are
several new cases. Another physician was
taken sick to-day, leaving only two doctors
Who are able to work, and many calls for
their services have to be refused. Ply
sicians will arrive from Charleston to-mor-
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A Heavy Haul

LAWRENCE, Mass, October 2.-George
r. Waterman, clerk in the Pacific Mills
and who has been connected with the cor
poration for twenty years, Ia alleged to be
defaui.er for Sl5,CCO.
LAWRENCE, Mass, October 2. Further
investigation Of the affairs OF Geo. r. Wat
eEnan, assistant-paymaster Of the Pacific
Mills, develops positive discrepancy Of a,
least $4,000 between the actual payroll OF
the mills and the amounts drawn by Wat
erman from he treasurer in Boston, it
having been the custom; of the former to al
ter the footings OF the payroll, and making
a requisition for increased amounts. He
owns considerable property. and will make
good the defalca;ion and the case will be
kept out of the courts.
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Would Give a Dollar for a Dose.

ItlNiNN, Nay lUr Ic1I,
III. IL. STEVENS, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-I have been badly afflicted with
Kidney Complaint for the years have suffer-
ed great pain in INV back, hips ana side, with
great difficulty in passing usine, which WAS
often and in very small quantities, ffequ' nifty
with blood and excruciat.ng pain. ] EBVe
faithfully tried most of the popular remedies.
recommended for my complaint i have
been under the treatment of some of the most
pronounced my case incuiable. This WAS
my condition when was rvisrd by a friend
To try The Negetine, and could see the good
effects from the INST dose took, and ON
that moment | kept ON improving until was
entirely cured, taking in all, should think,
abont six bottles
IL is indeed a valuable medicine, and IL
should De afflicted again in the same way
would give dollar fOf dose, if could not
get IL without.
Respectfully, j. NJ. GLE,
81 Third ST., south Boston.
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Preparing for Winter.

BUCHAREST, October 1.-Two hundred
Turks have crossed the pontoon bridge to
Ralarach from Silistria. The Russian
achievements continue crossing the Sc
beth IN Wallachia, the Russians ordered
their contractors to eonstruct.lS5 miles of
railway in Bulgaria, To build huts for one
hundred and fifty thousand men, and hos
pitfalls for fifteen thousand.
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Another Chicago BEAT.

CHICAGO, October Geo. X. Clark, a
we'll known real estate man, has filed a
voluntary petition in bankruptcy. His
preferred debts are s, 600; secured liabilI-
ties, Sl55,OO0, with securities valued at
100000; Unsecured debts, $4,000. with
ST. 900 due on discounted bills and $1,000
on accommodation paper. His assets are
of character where their value is not
easily determinable.
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Seventy-one Years of Age.
EAST MARsHFslp, Aug. -, 1879,

Dear Sir-l am seventy -one years OF age |;
have suffered many years with Kidney Com :
nlaint, weakness in my back and stomach.
| WAS induced by friends to try your N.getinc,
and think IL the medicine for weakne IS OF
the kidneys ever used have tried many
remedies for this complaint, and never fourtf
much relief as from the Negetine. IL
strengthens and iuvisof1tes the whole sys-
tem. Many of my aquaintances have taken
il, and / believe IL 10 be good for all the
complaints for which IL Is recommended.
Yours truly, JOSIAH HI. SHERMAN,
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A Pennsylvania Railroad Striker
"SqueaIs" on His Confederates
$4,000 Defalcation in
Massachusetts.
Anew York Scrip Dealer RAISES
Checks to the Amount Of
s247,3s0.
The Aforesaid Dealer Being "De'
veIoped'' Church Member and
Sunduy School Teacher.


They Nominate Hon. A. II. Horton,
for Chief Justice, and Hon. l.. U.
Humphrey for Lieutenant Cover
nor.
Topeka, October 2.-The Republican
State Central Committee met in this city
to-day, pursuant to call of the chairman.
and decided not to call State Convention,
but put in nomination for Chief J Justice to fill
the unexpired term of Judge Kingman,
Hon. A. ii. Horton, who now fills the posi-
ton, by appointment. They also placed in
nomination for Lieutenant-G Governor, Hon
L. L. Humphrey, of Independence.
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UNANIMOUS.

Whatever difference there may be among
Republicans in regard to the wisdom or JUS
tice OF the Presidents southern policy, he
can be assured OF the hearty support of all
factions and all parties for his Indian
policy, which is this: you must stop war
dancing, live on your reservations, and
raise crops, or YOU must go hungary
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ScaGOldin1 Fell.

WHEELING, W. ", October 1.-The
scaffolding on the new Washington Hall
building, containing Thomas Kirk and Ed
win Price, gave way at FIVE o'clock this
evening. Kirk was instantly killed and
Price is supposed to be fatally injured.
Kirk was one of the contractors for the
brick work.
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FOREIGN.
Positively Denied.

BELGRADE, October at is positively
denisd in Official circles tina: Servia has al
ready resolved upon war like action. How
ever it is thought probable tbat the final
resolution OF the Servian government will
mainly depend upon the communication OF
the newly appointed Russian agent, who
has Just arrived.
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THE RANKRUPT LAW.

A petition, which has already been signed
by more than nine hundred New York
bank presidents, merchants, manufacturers
and business men generally, and which
urges the Senate to confirm the course of
the House Of Representatives in repeating
the bankrupt law, is now in circulation in
that city
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squcaIs on Hi. oenfeaera,e.,

READING, Pa, October 2.-The trial of
the July strikers, began to-day. Samuel
Humphreys, indicted for burning the Le-
banon Valley bridge, turned states evidence,
confessing that he held lamp while man
named Smith saturated the kindling wood
thrown from the upper part of the bridge
by accomplices, with coal oil, and set fire 10
:.
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PARIS, October "A letter is published
from the Republican committee for promo
ting Grevey's candidature for the Chamber
Of Deputies in the Ninth District: 1t for.
mally nominates Grevey TO the place occu
pied by Theirs, aud to the head OF the
French Democratic party and leader OF the
36S. Victor Hugo Is Honorary, and Gam
BETA acting President o. the Republican
committee.
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Life a Burden,

BosroS, Nov. :, i9sS,
III. X. STEVENS. ESQ.,:
Deaf Slr-from poor emanclated sufferer,
the Negrtine has restored me 10 pericct
health.
have for years been a terrible suffer r.,
from Canker and Dyspepsia, ut times a
ing lie almost burden 10 me. | am now tbs }
pounds heavier than when commenced the
use OF Negetire.
/ will make men ion that was also n great
sufferer from Kidney Complaint, causing exs
crucia,ing pain through the small of the back
nearly all of the time. This, too, ves,,iiu.
has cured, and / am now IA perfect picture of
health. and will add, happinsSs-all cau>-
ell { ON tine use of "A few bottles O. Ne-,ctIne.
Respectfully, He HUGHES,
Union place, Boston, Mass.
Herbs 1t is very pleasant To take; every
child likes II.
No..X:.o % CoIl r., Ill n,,r-.ctr
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Ar the Charleston races, the finest thor
oughbreds, in tEecountry are TO be seen, and
the condition of the horses is a wonder to
all who behold them, and it has only re-
Gently been discovered that they can he
kept in this condition by mixing ia the
food of hon table spoonful Of Simmons
Liver Regulator. 1t Is also given to chick
ens.
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An Up.ucces.fu, Expedition,

GALVESTON, October 2.-Tbere is no
truth in the reports telegraphed from the
Rio C.ande, yesterday, that Skaters and
Bulls command met with a disaster in
Mexico. Both commands Eave returned to
the American side OF the river, without
loss. The expedition was unsuccessful,
owing to the fact that the Indians had been
warned of Bulls pursuit and escaped.
TWELVE HORSES AND TWO MULES,
which had been stolen from the American
sue of the river, were captured. A
small body OF Mexican .; y kept upon
the trail and in sight O command dur
lug their march from t. san Diego river
to the Rio Grande, but made no offensive
demonstrations.
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Ann Wilson was coUrtod twenty years
ago. in Bourbon. Kentucky, by George ".
Gillespie, who afterwards went to Califor
MIA. and she saw nothing of him again I'M
I'll very recently, when he returned with
eleven children, by a wife who had died,
and renewed the courtship. Ann accepted
hin,
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Rl0cS CAOla,red.

NIESNA, October 2.-Only 500 rifles were
seized in the Pennsylvania projected raid
into Roumania- 1t was war scheme of a
few enthusiasts and adventures, and had
no connection with Hungary. Popular
sympathy is for Turkey.
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A LEET.HaNDED COMPLIMENT

The St. Lonis Iimes-the leading Demo.
cratic paper of Missouri-speaks as follows
in regard to the senatorial appointment
just made by Governor Phelps:
We should have nothing TO say except IN
the way of approval Of Mr.. Armstrong had
be been appointed Insurance Commission
or Coal Oil INSPECTOR
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ne werss Thing Yes.
uufer4OceAn-l

The worst thing for Senator Conkling in
this New York furry is that he has provok-
cd the praise of the New York Ssa. The
S. bekolds him - the iberal-minded.
far-seeing statesman" and says: ut now
seems inevitable that if the Republican
parsy loud be able to elect tie next Pre-
4ds.t Roscoe Conkling win b ths1an."
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PURELY VEGETABLE

containing those southern Roots and Herbs,
which an all-w iS. Providence has placed la
countries where Liver Diseases most prevail.
u will Cure All Diseases Caused BY 0srArg gem nj
OF tn Live ana Bowels
The symptoms of Liver Complaint are a
bitter or bad taste in the mouth ; Pain IN ~.
Back Sides or joints, often mistaken iCr
rheumatism; Sour stomach; Loss Oi Ape
tite; Bowels alternately cOSiiSr and Lax /
Headache; Loss of Memory, with painful
sensation of having failed To do SOMETHING
which ought To have been done; Debility,
Low Spirits; n thick. yellow appearance Of
the skin and Eyes, "a dry Cough often mista-
ken for Consumption
Sometimes many of thes@ symptoms attend
the disease, at others very few; but the Ltv-
er, the largest organ in TIN. body, j. generally
the seat of disease, and If not Regulated IN
time great suffering, sretchtsnessant DEATH
will enSue.
can recommend as an effieacious remedy
for disease of the Liver, Heartburn and Dys-
pepsia, simmons Liver Regulator.
LEWIS q. WUSDFR. Assistant u. VI.
lF5j Master Street, Philadelphia.
ave have tested its virtues, personally, and
know that for Dyspepsia, Biliousness, and
Throbbing Headache, II is the best medicine
the world ever saw. We have tried forty 9TH
err remedies before simmons Liver Kegula-
porary relief; hut the Regulator not only re-
iieyed, but cared us."-ksD- TELEs,K.PH A,p
MES3ESGiR, Macon, Ga.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
J, H. ZEILIN q CO.,
MACON, GA, and PHILADELPHIA.
Price, 81 90. Sold BY all 1ru slsts-
wed-fri
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CONsTASTINoPLE, October 2.-Mauktar
Pasha telegraphs that eight Russian bat
talions, with cavalry and artillery, attacked
his rear guard at Week Juvan, on Monday.
The Russians, after five hours fighting,
we're repulsed with . loss of 400 killed.
-Four battalions Of Russian Infantry and
three regiments Of cavalry, who, at the
same..time attempted to create diversion
BY attacking the Turkish right, were also
repulsed. The Sulieman conferred the IL
tie Of CHEM CoDqueror on Osman PashA
and Nuhklar PsshA
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EzOLTON,


NOhssb"0sCu " s"c S"s - SeSss
County Republicans.
IoLToS, October l.
EDITOR TINES The Republican County
Convention met to-day and nominated the
following candidates For County Clerk,
J. c. Archer, Treasurer, Greenup Leeper,
Sheriff, FraIk Niseyander, Register OF
Deed, John Q. Myers, Surveyor, Peter Dix
on, Coroner, DR.. Scott, and county Com
missioners, j .Deondorf,y Ohm ii. Bateman
and Henry Slotker. There were very close
contests between some of the candidates but
good feeling prevailed and all was har-
monious. The ticket is regarded by all as
a strong one and will certainly be elected
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Dr.. Sherman.

By his application, In his method OF cure,
avoids the lnjuTies trusses infiict, and restores
the parts injured To natural yigor and health
fuin.ss.
The cure IL effected by DIR. sherman's meth
cd without an operation, simply by external
local applications, both mechanical, and
medicinal, made daily by the patient,
who can perlorm any kind Of labor during
the Treatment with safety from the dan
feriug with the cure. References given to
gentlemen in the ely who have been curea.
4 large number Of original photographs, ex :
hibiting the condition Of patients before ami
after cure, can be seen at the Office. Terms
moderate. Consultation free. those from
the country can receive treatment and return
graphs of bad cases before and after cure,
mailed for 10 cents.
DIR. SHERMAN MAY BE CONSULTED AT
HIS AFHaSES ols BROADWAY n. n
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A Society Formed i'm Atchfson for the
Purpose Of Indacing Immigration
10 This State.

Purpose Of Bndacing Immigration
TO This State.
ATCHIsoN, Kansas, October IA num-
Der of the leading German American citi-
zens OF this city organized tonight an inn
migrant association for the purpose OF
inducing and directing immigration to this
state. Ex-Mayor Rohr was eiec,ed presi-
dent, and Robert Forbriger, secretary. The
association will prepare circulars setting
forth the needs and resources OF the state,
and will be prepared to furnish all the de-
sired information to those
SEEKING A LOCATION IN KANSAS.
The Society has no lands to sell nor has
it any personal interest to serve, the only
object being TO promote immigration to
Kansas and to furnish such information as
immigrants generally desire concerning the
different sections OF the state and their re-
sources.
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THE LEAVENWORTH WEEKLY TIMES: THURSDAY

considerable portion of the party is not
Yet reconciled to Mr.. Hayes policy than
they would be if he should wait until the
dissatisfied elements gradually come into
line. He means to transfer his opposition
to Congress-to 'carry the war into Afri-
ca )" and what he did at Rochester is only
the prelude to what he purposes to do in
Washington.
NO BITTER DESUNCIATIoN OF THE PREsI-
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The Albany Journal thinks the promise
of more active business is evidently nor
to be realized, and says: "Never since the
panic has the outlook been 90 bright If
heretofore there have been delusive hopes
and indications which failed of fruition