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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-30
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Owing to the freshet the receipts OF 1--we STOCK nave
been very light for the week ending November &c,
1877 but the scarcity has not been seriously ie as
most OF the butchers had good supply from last
week. ,,,o,,, =, =, !, =,
few cattle sold at prices ranging about as Al last
report, the demand. however, being very iisnt LOT
those that we're offered. .,. :,
p1essw0rk to quote prices
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PAYMENTS Of Insurance Claims.


The success OF this home institution is
very remarkable, and the promptness with
which it pays It's losses is attracting the at
,enton OF the public, and has given it rank
among the most popular institutions OF the
country. We have carefully examined the
system .! ibis Association, and without
hesitation recommend it to all seeking to
make certain provision for the future COM
fort OF wives and chldren.-Richmond
thri$3iGa idt0Cute.
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louisville LEAF TOBACCO MARKET.
rhn To-day aprrepllSd 80

NOVEMBER 26.-The sales Today aggregated %
hogsheads. ,o,,s. boys.
q hosshea,ls Meade County leaf and Jugs at 50,
$3.50, and s270: hoeshea!s Hart County s6 new
hoahaads far1,e County new leaf and Tugs at 81. IS.
s3s75. $3.50, and $3.50; ! hosshead Metcalte
Souuly leaf at $500; 9 hog sheaos Henry County
Law ic.f at $500 and "a / hogshead Tennessee
low leaf Mt $3.50: 2 hogsheads Green County LOW
ie.r and Jnes at "a 80 and s3-20.-Courfsr-JouT-
nat.
rother houses had sales at Ike prices.l
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The War News.

LONDON, November 2s.lt is reasserted
that Kars fell by treachery, and that Pasha
ond two hundred men admitted the Russians
into the commanding fort.
Russian officials deny the rumors OF ru-
mored armistice after the fail OF Plevna.
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NEW YORK sUMAC MARKET.

NOVEMBER 27.-The consumptive demand Is
rather slow. but since concessions have been made
lattery holders now rather indifferent nncss az
current unoted prices. New crop Virginia quoted
nal Of Commerce.
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Hy TeIeSrapss.

ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
LONDON, NovoniaRr 29.-BaIlion has increased
f742.000. The Bank OF Epgaud'S rates (discOunt)
Is per cent Con sols. 81 3-16.
PARIS. November 29.-specie decreased s,00o.-
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NOVEMBER 27.-There is no improvement In the
market for Kentucky leaf: sellers pencraiIy are
a moderate trade results from exporters; home ony-
ing is OF 4 very cautious character Some OF the
ies If desirable lugs have been obtained at decline.
In seed-leaf shippers are doing but little, ana the
home demand Is limited on account OF the clsar s
steady call for best wrappers and smokers. sales
400 hog: heads Kentucky leaf at AL &C.; 100 cases
sun,iricS al 46lSc.; 100 cases 1876 New knSand
nj lOG2Oc.: 80 cases 1876 Ohio on private terms
300 bales Havana at s0cdSl.10.
The quotations are For new Virginia ieai or,sn m
35c: fipe TO extra fine, 40255c.; smokers, LOG
25c.; dapple wrappers, 2o@30c.: lugs. common 70
GOOD, 466e. :tdo very good TO fne, 6@Ii2c, iea!,
lie: dne extra, l2@ &C., and black wrappers IL
Ml7c-Journal Of Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-30

SALE CT GoLD.--The Secretary OF the
Treasury, Monday, directed the Assistant
Treasurer ~ New York to sell s., 000, 900
gold on saturday, December 1st.
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liCMOR0rS Mr. Eaton: said was not
Jrguin@ the question now.
Mr. Edmunds: That we can sec plainly
enough
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GROCERIES. &c.
TRESH ROASTED COFFEE.

We roast nothing but the best OLD GOVERN
MENT JAVA. MARACAIBO. LAGUAERA, and
RIO COFFEES. Fresh every day. Satisfaciion
guaranteed. .sn SHELTON, MINOR & CO., :
noes corner Main and Eighth streets.
GAIT .-DAYENPORT d MORRIS,
- Dock street offer for sale the cargo OF the bark
Calls, direct from LIVERPOOL consisting OF
300 sacks FACTURY-FILLED FULL
BLEACHED, G.. DEAFNESS BRAND;
1900 sacks do, BUCKLEY'S BRAND.
L
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. November 20, 1877
The breaks to-day comprised Il hogsheads and
tierce. There were ofe rings ataucton on Change
on account CT Thankseiving-day. Several hogs
heads were sold privately.
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Shot without Provoeation.1
4 NEGRO SHOOTS CONGRESSMAN KELLEY's son
IN A STREET-CAR,

PHILADELPHIA, PA, November 29.-At !
O'Clock this morning John Ii. Brown (ccl-
ored) shot William Kelley, a SON OF Con-
gresham Kelley, while riding on street
cur. The ball entered his right cheek and
lodged in the back OF his neck, but the
wound is probably not fatal. The assailant
had been drinking, and shot Mr. Kelley
without any proyacation.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. November 80, 1877.
The stock Board was not In session to-day In coz
sequence CT Thank.givlng-da day. /
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

RICHMoSD. November 20, 1877.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Rsis1,70O bushels.
CoIE.-IV hI. $50 bushels Teltotc, 800 bushels.
OATS.-15i bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY
WHEAT.-2.i. Go bushels common at $3.50; 80
bushels common IT Fl .25-toral. 80 bushels.
CoRN.-Vsi 90 bushels prime new al Coo: 54
bushels prime new at 60c.: SO bushels very good
new at 5Sc.: I3 bushels good ne at 55c: "a BUSH
els new q: G3c--sntal, $50 bushels. FetLoto, 800
bushels on private terms. ~. -..s.s.
OATs.-5f bushels on private terms.
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SALES REPORTED no sECRETARN
Flour.

Fine. $3.50: superfne. s5.509s5.75; extra SUI
pernne. So 15ta $3.50; common family >57Gs7.50 !;
fancy family and City Mills, sS@SS.25, and very
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET

MARKET.
NOVEMBER 26.-Virginia bright Eve pounds. S5c.
Msl: Virginia bright rive and extra twist. 5S
M61c.: Virginia bright extra 6-inch twist, IS
G7()c: Virginia medium g. and l2-inch twist. So
assoc: Virginia common O. AMI 12-inch twist. 500t
56c: Virginia mahogany navy 3s- Is. and 5s, 45@g
4Sc: Virginia smoking. rs and ,s. 10000.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville navy. bright mahogany. 54@55c.:
louisville navy. mahogany, 53G5ic.: Louisville
navy mahogany. secoutlr!;lss, 4SGJOc.: Louisville
navy line black. 4SM5Oc.: Kentucky smoking TO-
bacco ibs. Is, and ss. 29l5Qc Northumberland.
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PATTERNS.

--~----~-------~--~--~
NEW WINTER STYLES
DEMoREsT's RELIABLE PATTERNS
Also, WINTER JOURNAL OF FAsiIoN-price
&C., post free-just received at
JULIUS MEYERS, eos Broad street.
r.,.,oy,es free. NO 24-1w
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EA
ID ROUTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING.
HlIiSE z. &C., X
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lust RECEIVED, 25 SUITS OFA
y the bes, Chamber, Parlor, and Dining, u.
ROOM Furpiture to be found in the city, and ~
daiIy additions tO same. have the largest LOTT
of Walnut suits. and some Of the finest that can oe
the best workmanship, and 1t lover prices than the
same class Of goods have eyer ben onered Also
Rens and Hair Cloth. Parties in want OF fine goods
should not fail examine nv stock before buying.
= " 49, +. GATHRIGHT,
oc3 80 10 Governor sfeeI.
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FURNITURE.

EURNITURE, MATTRESSES
BEDDING. &C.-CaIl on j. d. GATE-E
WOOD 3o5 east Broad street. cannos De un- III
from the finest 10 the cheapest for Parior, Cham.
her aud Dining -Roopi. Cali and he convinced that
,nrtce rIss xh, re- 0c 3l-3m
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uyHEN YOU BUY FURSITUREM
w or MATTRESSES don't fail to see nay
fail stock OF elegant and superior designs. The
prices have been reduced unii! they are lower.
Than they have been In thirty years All can DC
suited ] have goods that Will please the neh or
the poor. Examine my stock. and The prices snau
please. .ssf.a SAMUEL w. HAEEOoU,
| an 3l.3m Governor street. Richmond.
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IL
Kellogg case on trial first, and therefore the
other cases should succeed that; but now
ANOTHER CASE HAD BEEN WRENCHED FROM
THE COMMITTEE
by main force, and by the power OF num-
bcrs been brought to tears, to disocate and
rend the rules Of the Senate, and senators
arose in their places to insist that the kel-
lorg case be the first case taken up by the
committee, and should have been Kept in
the committee. and hung up while process
went from the capital to the Gull to bring
witnesses here 10 testify as to the personal
character OF one OF the contestants.
Afr. Wadleigh quoted from the testimony
taken in Louisiana in regard to the acts Of
one LittlefieId, when Dir. Dawes, OF Massa-
clI,setts, inquired il the Senator knew what
had become OF Littlefeld.
Mr.. Mcdonald, OF Maryland: believe
he has gone back to Massachusetts. Laugh
teri ...g.- 80. ),
MIR. Dawes: Yes, the Democrats expected
tn carry Massachusetts this fall and sent
him there.
Mr.. Gordon said he wished to say few
words in reply to the
REMARKABLE UTTERANCEs OF THE SENATOR
FROM NEW YORK,
Or. Conkling), not with any view OF
convincing that senator, but to I'M
mortalize his position, which, to say
the least of it, was very unique in con-
sistency. The Senator has seen fit to
indulge in a TRADE OF abuse OF claimant
for seat from South Carolina. He had de
nounced the Democratic side OF the cham
Der because senators on that side desired to
inquire into the completely OF one of the
claimants from Louisiana in the Returning
Board frauds. Mr. Gordon then read from
the speech Of Dir. Conkling delivered in the
Senate few days ago as to tie charge of
COMPLETELY IN THE ,aAaBURG RIOT
against NJ. C. Butter, claiming seat from
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-30
SEALED PROPOslls

DROPOSAIS WILL BE RIrylvy,
J. By tie Commit re GU st,,,t, -.
Alleys, until May |. 1877, Tor cl,abIs,S.
streets and alleys Of the city OF Wheb,,
for the year ending may |, Is,
Kids are AK q iDr scrsping ard h,,,.,
away the mud nom the paved ,,rs,, y
al eys one time e. CHI month ir IN NrTr
May /, and forcleaning h. San,b, ,,.S
Ing or sweeping and hauling su,r n,
dirt twice month during the pe,iud nm
May Isl TO Nov. lst.
Also bids are asked fIr c',ani ID,
mt cademIEcd streets oi the city b, 80
ing the mud from the same ana i,uT,,
10 away aud opening up aud cl-ahih, ~
the cutters ON each Side IL said str,,,, az,
time In q q spring and one tin. IA n.
Fall OF the year.
Also bids are asked for clranlu. n,
street crossings OF the city once |. v.,l
and hauling away the dirt or mud
Al o bids will he received Tor o,-l,B,
up aud cleaning the CUTTERS o. q. ID,
streets al the city which are not PAVED q
NEE denied, the same tp be- done oBo,
I'm the Spring aid once IN The bail 9th,
year.
The whole work 10 be- done unIr %,
coutIol Oi the Street Commissioning
Bids NAV br made II the entire vOft d
cleaning ~" above described sirsev 20.
ail"ys and crossings, aud sIso iUr tie suu
separately.
Tho city reserves the right 10 trds /
from the entir" amour a. br paid I' ~,
work. ahy proper ionat" amount io',at
and every IN nth aud week uL,u ~
streets and alleys or Cru,,lngs a. ~
scrap.d an cleaned and the dir rrpOr
ed. The city also serves tue rghl 10 -
Ject any or . II TIA" bids made. sBs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-30
The wise Course In Rheumatism.

Rheumatic patients who have been In
duced to submit to depletion by blood let
ting or to take colchicum and other
drugs of an equally pernicious character
will consult their well being by abandon
ing such insane procedure. and using as
substitute Hostetter's Stomach BitteIs,
which will intailibly affori them the
much d, sired relief, and is absolutely safe.
This benign vegetable depurent cools the
blsod by expelling from 1t the ihf1am ma
tory elements which give rise to maladies
ofaraeumatic and equity type, and recti-
ies disordered conditions of the stomach,
nervous sy stem and bowels which usually
accompany them. AS rheumatism mas
tendency to attack the heart, the desira-
billy of an early resort TO the Bitters ls
obvious, since the danger Is increased by
every moment of delay.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-30
SEALED PROPOSAL,
CLERKS OFFICE BoARp orco

SLkhks offICE BOARD OF co.
sealed prrPosal, viii be rea, 81.
once until May I, ISL, Al ~ oy,ss,,v-d alnL
for the lowing county ros y de,osk, aous
yards. WALTON, Seem.
Posues Run Road-Mecss.u
guIge. oroken 10 -
Whee'in. and Elm Grove D.
weIs runl-Exeavsiios g.soSnsd lCIt.
south Branch II Short CresSaos una
tion, 2,bO' cubic yards. A-Laosvs.
Bids must be " arste for s.,.
must be by the cubic ysd ~, road, sst
OF material, specifying In the go. se Coo
va'ion, the prices TOR earth asla.
ana solid rock, respecIiye'r "o.e nst
average haul not TO exceed q ., With a.
PROPOSALS must give Ihs nil l
po>tofnce address OF bidde,. aAn. tes
names OF some Responsible p.r Sso The
ties rs refereu' rs To- he chsrsp.ny o. p>s
sponsibility OF the bidders. aid ~
The Board res. ryes the r,.
any or all bids. tn' 70 n.s,
CHAS. II. DElrpps -
W. {. SMITH, Engineer. usrt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-30
Norwood High School & College
Norwood P. O., Nelson Co., Va.

Endorsed by the Faculty of the Uni.
versity of Virginia as one Of the best
Training ScHo lis in the so tn.
The Session of 1878. w | open Sept.
oath, 1877. with II full corps Of Instructor ..
and fulI and thorough instruction in all
Departments.
N1-Wrile Tor CatalOgue.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-30
Proposals.
SEALED PRopos.

WILL BIZ REcEIvED Arru.
W OF the West Virginia araEo PPIcp
~ MogSdsyille, West Va, un a,s;1n,issenta.y.
on tuesday, the LIST dsy ~ ~ o'slosis9
eISeeding i've years, as foI,n ,or tems H.,
twenty or more cigar msSNM:
len or more shoe msksrs en
len or more broom msha
and nity or more Tor snr
ployment in which the ass y, Iindo An
will not be required. OF steam posl
noss sSI - otu must specify tia .
posed Ss,a 70 zoe, De msn9tsctursd ~ ielss IN.
square ieet Of shop room 40, sn mana q
emf price per day is stsi,d s1 y, II dlsss.
periods. each period and nr,n .ot difstSo,
s s,ns. tnat one may be sces Ss mo-, 3 o
me Board OF Directors res.,v.
70 ,eJect any or ali bids, NE r,sh,
rroPosals should De add,s...,
snd ssss. s sR 'c HsGssSSS,yIsSS + "
nv order OF the Board OF D,,.
~ Ia bhlDGES
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-30
We Have this Day Opened
A FIRST CLASS
Grocery store
AND MEAT MARhEr CUNBiNth
Cor. Marketand Tenth SIS,

Where you cln fud all goods nsiaIi 40
for "A iirs'-. .'.s t'rprcry lraii'. and 81 Wy
beet oI fTssh, tSslt'i sud I'm Ik"d N'ss
Lard, Sausage, SC. our mU'bs
40 >ttI SHISp ron CAN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-30

The late copiors April showers have
freshened up things, and vegetation has
put out wonderfully during the last lew
days. A trip on the Elm Grove Rail-
way, yesterday, showed that the coun-
try has pretty generally donned her coat
of green, and spring may be considered
fairly opened. At last the paragraph
editor can safely chronicle the fact that
athe hack bone OF winter is broken"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-30

THE famous Emma Mine suit brought
by English stock holders against TsHsoR
m. PARKrs and others, 70 recover the
money shs5 had pad, 0nths groundshss
Nkm e..s >fssn thssn ey fraud was
concluded Saturday by verdict for the
defendants. This will relieve ex-Minister'
scHEscK from much of the opprobrlum
which has heretofore attached TO ms
name on account of bis connection with
this questionable transaction.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-30
JAMES r. HARRISON, NJ. D.,
Chairman of the Fucnifu-

Among the numerous Institutions of
learning III the south, few, if any, have
achieved the rapid aud unprecedent, d
sue eSs which has been attained bv the
Norwood High school 1t now stands $, g.
oud To none IN the State, both in reputa-
ton AID the extent of patronage ii enjoys.
The q Scipline, rs We ] as the exercises,
are conducted as nearly as possible after
the plan of the UuiveISr'y OF Virginia,
and having proved an entire success will
be continued without ch4uge.-Corre-
sp1ndence Of the GdIus Ston Neps
Refers 10 present patrons of the School
from West Virginia, TO Judge T. Z. Green,
Judge NJ. Edmi>ton, Judge John Bran
non, Dr.. 7. b, Camden and Col. j. NJ
Ransom.
Also, 10 Mr.. s. Brady, Mr.. J. H. Hobbs,
and other patrons of the school, but espe.
cially to the old students themselves.
ap23-eg
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
oFflcE or THE DEPARrsyxro,
FREE SCHOOLS. STAIN Hc,,.
MHkklING ANN a

FREESCH ooI.S. SrATk M.
WHEELING, Aptiils n,
Sealed proposals Will be t,c.,,..
office OF this department m AA'
1871, for reshinglIug the buiIG,rss w :
Branch state Normal scbnni We
Liberty, Ohio county. The sia, VA
for removing the old shingles An, t eN >
on the new orty-eight suuarr, na-Sts
less ny The square. Ihe shinTI,x
the best quaIty OF whit, pine ~
nailed, and The several coun,. - t
but TOUR inch 'so'
Each bidder must give h s,uIlp,r
postofiice address, with spon.,LI.,I...
enc.s AZ security that The work ,b,'a'
done according 10 contract.
W. X. PENDl.ErOy
Normal Sshool. .n"r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-30

ALL nervous exhaustion and painful
diseases speedily yield to the curative
influences of Pulvermachsr's Electric
Belts and Bands. They are safe, simple
and effective, and can be easily applied
by the patient himself. Book, with full
psrticu!ars, mailed free Address Pull.
vermacher Gslvsnis Company, Cincin-
natl, Ohio. apl2c.
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Extracts from Testimonials.

UNIV EKNIIl OF ' n, July %, 1910,
SIR-It gives me pleasure u state that
the Norwood High school has sent Young
men to this Institution well prepare for
thu advanced classes Of the Academic
schools. 1t ranks among the best training
schools Tor high a q thorough culture.
It's disc phi e is excellent, ana the health
fu.neSS of The loo ttiou Unsurp 'SSed.
lam, with great Te>p.c'.
JANE, r. HARkISpN NJ II
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S-Write Tor Catalogue.
Obtec, and Char .,er-Th,s $

Object and Char rter This School Is
modelled, in its courses and methods of
obstruction, aS far aS possible a ter the
University OF Va, and is design q t p e.
pare young men for that Institution. But
al the same time h course of Instruction
Is SO thorough and so comple q embrac-
ing as II does all the branches of owl
edge belOnlin e. n finished ucatiop,
tuat those woo pref 10 do so can here
p rfrctly quality themselves TOR immedi-
ate entrance upon the responsibilities of
life.
Course of study is as conn etc and
thorough a. that OF any insti ution in the
State, following the most approved m tn
DDS. and embracing full course in the
al owing Departments OF Study: |. The
Engl sh Branches. .. The Latin and
Greek La guageS. 3. The Modern Lam
guagrs, I. Pure Mathematics. Applied
Mathematics. ii. il and Mining Engineer
ing. d. L e Natrrai sciences. I. Penman-
shin aud Rnnk L Gaming
The daily gazette., 1877-09-04

SEPrENBEB ELEcTIoSs.-The frs-
ge0erAl election this month will take
plAce In California on Wednesday, the
9th inst, when members of The lower
house Of the Legislature, half the
State Senaie and vArlous county and
municipal officers will be chosen.
The eclecIion ia Maine will be held
on Monday. the 10Th instant. A Gov
ernor, members Of both breaches of
the Legislature. and county officers
will be elected. s-.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-04

II is useless for The R.yE.<s.s4 q m
cert4Ss 10 prove thAi tA= IKE Rsp-b..>an
Cooc.l WAS 2n economical cns. B., :.
Goes AsseuqS to do so-AnG ihRs shows hse.
HsesssS i = % exp@< ANYTHING bz.;e- @:
! psA-sy la, 5 ooc,en; Si,h s1eh . weak
AisupE 10 Manage ihe city in 4 j15ie ie.o1s
AZ e1ref2l -4y. Under The oon.ra,
sysssm vhieA - Republicans have nerly
alvays scoG:et- ibe work Of TIE civ ear
y zone fas a. l@Ass - per cent less thar
l hAs seen t0oe during he p4ss yer-
Te-s sySea has besa proren ore, ant
oVs< ssAia. 70 be th% caesC.~. and
yes lie Republicans have sh;rkej
Z An9 giesn thsi- parry hyoi,s,
F<se-soes. Tie vsy 10 nAke th-n
seooOZicAl . 70 turn them o.. ot nova.
E1El tAey fssl The necessity Of oou0lvin,
~ise he v1shz o< he peo2IA in shss n
sE-t- Vote the DeEc4x.ie tieSe..
The daily gazette., 1877-09-04

Senator Conkling stands at the back Of
Cornell in his refusal to comply with the
Presidents Civil Service order. But thai
fact has no terrOrs for Hayes, who be.
heves the order 70 be a frst-rase thing
and has resolved that it must be carried
out 70 the letter, suffer who may. Should
he adhere 70 this resolution there Wi Il b
beautiful fight, and Mr.Hayes will hav,
to whistle long time before he gets the
Republican State Convention of New
York TO endorse his administration.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-04

1ER kEFFlcExcx OF rEE PAN
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CAsed Il Ae.o1i hAlf \ million a 6oIia-s
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AL s<EeiA o<as-s we're injured By jump
-nS iroa ;ae El13ovs Z sas upper SOY
e'ne voUAn dje-3 q t-.st:.- HE fame.
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