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Beecher aud the Labor Question.

There was a good deal of captrap Misi-
hess about the police guard at Plymouth'Currh
on Monday last 10 prevent he Communists from
mobblng Mr. Bercher. The tommunsle had
no notion Of Interfering with Mr.. B"ch"r at
all The words he WIS reported 10 have ut red
On the previous sunday had excited a good dnnl
OF nlignltion hut there does not appear -
nav" hr'n any intention of alta king him in
my way. Wu h lass of mohhing him In church
NrNrnN. l"ss-, th"r" were Thirty policemen in
cNllluh- 'ilr~- present during the morning
h"rNl"", und about MY IN the evening, not 10
tpuhN oi "a p"N" INC Of detectives in the street.
A. was puii" sensational and dramatic and all
thhl, ana 10 glN' a sort OF ,,rlat the closing
porl"rmanr" Il Ia" Plymouth season. ii may
Mr.. B"echor's rrrudmiion NJ the views as
Ff"l l' MN ON thr luhll question salts feed his
rohEr"Gnil % perfectly. hui dil NOT ehrngo The
IIY!D ~ "uiSlIr, II simply confirmed the hr-
irl NM ne would g"i "ul Of bus lli,mmn hy rx-
Ilhlhihs tlu hr dld mot moan what h. seemed
g. mean. l'ui ho certainly .lId oN ur,-, himsrlf
On we liNl"Ma SUNDAY 49, lhr Reporters rsluu-
t'htrh NM lh"i gave the -ul~tnn' t'. 81 oh. r..
nhlkr, Vl'iEh not ilr NAuN words and IA tho
tep1u did not give his meaning cor.
pailrr i- simply tins Mr. Bnrrhrr SPOKE too
bhslilY, using Wurd- which could h., cnn,trund
Dh" way HS well - another. and when h. fDunI
th"ii construed IN "A way o. give of Noe he To-
tefmh"d T. rrpudiato That construction and
give one ol ms own in other words To- 81 him
scll rlShl. But perhaps the matter is not nf
much account. after all. Even among those
nterhn'rS no longer have the weight they once
MAJ II was hardly worth while 10 make 50
inHmen. 'D'' WIN
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She Knew His W histie.

That was q touching incident. lat week. at
Nie lie Hih bed Of MI. GAYLORD Her Husband l.
ninrcr on the Cincinnati ruai AMI upon reaching Rch.
infnl iound icspneh announcing the failing strength
Of NJ VIZ" TIL" dliir atty anon. the railroads miadc
impossible for hIm Ia Oh second dc- ntc arr we'd
SAYING That Size WAS siuhng n>t II va, then that he
dec ltd to run lucnnittc to Day ton The DIVING wife
Whose were 'H>t closing Ia all earthly sounds
listened tor the familiar whistle whirh she knew he nj.
ways gave as the signal Of approach. The hours tie "
iasi ami the sands of lie were running very swiftly sull
size could not without SAVING farewell 10 him. Al
mghtall when the sun had over her last day on
earth, when the chill of death ping over her and
the pulses were failing. her caught the sound his
coming She alone heard II ana she sad VIII l. com.
IN. that d. his whistle Ana hr reached the bcdslt, IN
time 10 receive her dl INK nlc ssasc Of farewell
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GRJBB'S DRE.1N.
Yet Another Gave for the Consideration OF
tho Metnphy sicinns

ffin me- 'tih1 fHi1 ffee Pirs
few weeks ago, Mr.. John Edwards, who
resides upon Point prce. Ontario. lost two
horses. lie advertised "A reward for their re-
coNrry, and though his son searched for some
dnN-. amt others Wcrr IN the lOOkOu for them.
No. tra'" Of them could be found 4 week AGO
last Saturiay night. VIM. Gruhb. Mr.. Edwards
son lin law. who resides with him. dreamed that
b" mad gone in search for the horses and. after
travelling through part of the country and
over roads wh"r" lac had never been before he
found them beh Ad Mr. Ja'oh Hyatt llnmncy
ami not being able 10 catch them he droV, them
W Mt Hyatt lane. and secured them and took
awpke, he related his dream, and felt as
in tho pln'e seen bv him, and So firmly
convinced was he of this that he determined nj
once to 20 IN search Of them and to follow the
ron'l mhrkcd cut 10 him in his dreams. He
started along the east shore Of the Point. fol-
lowed the shore t. the town line passed
through Whcntey. and went north 10 Mr. liy-
at :. SO VIVID an Impression did the dream
make upon his mind that he was able to follow
the road. Every scene was familinr-the trees
tn" rpnd, the hrach, and every turn in the road
SO TINT he found 1t impossible to ~ Hstray.
When he passed through Whnntlcy il was pre-
"isey as he had seen It the night before, and
what Is stranger still, when he reached Mr.. Hy-
att , place there were the horses in the eNat
place Indicated. When he attempted To- catch
them he could not and they ran into Mr.. Ilyatt's
lane, which he at once recognized ns the lane Of
his dream. H. secured the horses. and soon
was home with them.
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The sudden rise Of the rate Of taxation IN Jer-
sey City between 1859 and 1870 was due To the
fact that the consolidation of the hill district its
numerous costly improvements. and lis cost
Her rings. hal then Just been made. The fur
legislative commissions. by prudent manage
ment the city rate has been reduced until il is
but little NOR" than IN 1869. In the same period
TIA. county rate has been increased more than 80
per cent. Willie the state rate has been raised 10
the enormous disproportion Of 500 per cent.
more Than IL was in 1863, The Legislature Will
probably be Democratic in both branches Their
Republican predecessors have left them u
heavy Job OF house cleaning. and they he better
get some new hroOms ready.
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THE ONO CANVASS.
sociaiistic Opinion. OF Judge Waite, Repub-
iican Candidate for Governor.

Frpa ne SI'ss'h ~ c,rsiinf on HtiaseLfy ii~r I.
desire to say, my fellow citizens. to you
word only upon n subject which know is
uppcrmost in the minds and in the hearts Of
most " YOU. II il that the industry Of our coun-
Try shall be 50 rewarded rs that labor shall at
least receive that compensation which shall be
the SUPPORT and sustenance Of the laborcr.
do not know how 1t may certainly he brought
about. | know the dim 'ultips: | know the en-
harrasSments know how insurmountablc are
the ohstrutions in the way 81 any equal or
proper adjustment Of the relations between
tho-' who labor and those who furnish the
means and opportunities to labor. But il | had
III" power would try one experiment ut least
| would prohibit the great railroad CORPORA
tons. the grent thoruuehfnres of business and
trade. from so reducing their rates by ruinous
rOmpottiun n to disable themselves from pay
ing Just compensation 10 their operators.
| would go further. and try the experiment.
hut ] do not know that II would succced-I
would arrange and fix "A minimum Of prices for
all who labor in the mines and upon the rail
rundS. and then r"uuir" that from all the net
receipts and tho proceeds of tn" capital invested
the anprer at the end of the year should. in adj
dtlon t. his iArd roLlI"nsatiOn. receive "a GER
tain per cent. 81 the profits.
Then. it the profits Were insufll rient TO COM
nenshtr you ~ literally rs YOU might otherwise
DESIRE You would bear with your employers u
portion Of the loss. But IL these receipts be
sufficient 10 MAKE u division. We would in Gods
name let the lahorer. who is worthy VI his hire
share u portion Of ia" profits
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About five weeks ago John Young's large doA.
ml sirripu.N it-alprargd He could hear nothing nu
n last sunday Mr. Ei scott wa, attracted To his well
10y the story of little hoN who >nid that he heard aud
saw @" dog IN we'll The rr4lhors were summoned d..
AMI vi Young iu- II u, s'uiei y lnddcr and brought
the ip out ltis SUPPOSED that The dog had hVol ma the
we'll tour week, when taken uit 1t very lean and
trint MI SCOTT heard the dog bark In the Wtu ihrrr
week, age nut could not perceive It on LOOKING into the
Il L1-LI L-Iu
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a Negro Lynched by Negroes.

7 II7 m N7II " TTIHF II7T7s ~.
On Saturday night last. about . o'clock Alcido
Muuun. young mulAtu. aged about ~ years ihuror
on tc plantation pi Mr.. e. ". nayard, NJ Big Cnnc st
Landry parish. numbered his wife The new. spread
like wldnre, AMI la short time about ahundrDd blacks
assembled, seized The murderer. and. the presence oi
some thirty whites. hung him to huuls ate
the IcTivtrHuon oi the murder
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n busy Sportsman.

Mr. Bartlett. living near Red river. In Clay
county In, Killed rs head nf deer ctrcuntr IL nee
o ten miles nom his house In addition ~ the hr has
Killed tountlt - number, OF antelope and other small
game II Is me- uncommon ,lsh for our cnte a. see
hunDhr, O Wild horses Nn effort, made tor their
apturr ilcvv ha, the hide of the buffalo that dared
invade our town
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JERSEY CITY'S TAX LEVY.
REDUCTIONS THAT THE POLITICIANS
ARE SQUIRMING OYER.
Estimates for the Various city boards Cut
Down-The Neat Legislatures Work
Some New Brooms Most Ursentiy Needed.

The Jersey City Board of Finance is get
ting a good deal Of censure among the poll
ticians Just now especially those tho quail
ity OF whose living depends upon the de-
gree Of looseness with which the citys purse
strings are drawn. After receiving the esti-
mates Of the various other boards Of the city
Government the Board OF Finance makes the
appropriations for the year. The difference
between what the boards asked for and what
they got for the next fiscal year will be seen by
the following tnbulnr abatement.
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TWO GRAND FAMILY EXCURsIONs,
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR rrn>usuu>a PAPER

T.
pfflCA o. SufkWNr Nnt STAN PAINTING
S,ctANiSro. cal july ~. 1877
sealed proposal, Mil he received this office until
oct l. 1877. at ~ ocluck VI tor furnishing paper
state frinun- bncc tor the coming year quaint tie. uul
qualities schedule 90 he furnished upplit
10 the INrutC nd,nt Ut state rrluuus
Bidders will please furnish samples with price per
pound, rcaln for the different weights and also
names of makers Whose Stock they propose >upplv
Bidders Will state their prices the bnsis per
cent IN gold coin AMI ten per ct mt IN SILVER com.
PAPER VIII not be- required before Nov -. 1877 to I've
furnished IN such quantities. more or less. ma, be
needed anu ordered from time to time hN the Suucrln
t'ndcnt of siaw Printing Payments 10 be made ri war
rants upon the state Treasury
sccu9n ls- Of ihc Political Code provides that 40
M shall be tonsi"fpd unless hrcnnpan, hy certified
check, IN the sum ui Two Thousand Dollars gold com
laNalc 10 TIE Governor Tor tn" the nrupl the
STATE of California, conditioned that % tle hiit|r
criNr> the award oft the contract hr Will within thirty
days enter into bond, In the sum of Ton N lu,hnl nt
lars with two ~ more >ir,tr- Co Roe Ap ruNtd los tho
HoNrrupr of the state. that he viii faithfully perform the
conditions u his contract All bi. uiu.i hc ur tl' FUR
nishn- aui delivery of ihc paper az tir state fuutn-
once, IN the cltN OF Sacramento that tIO stat -h 40
not d" charged with ANY cost OF tauspprtauun or
delivery
The board reserves the right Ia reject any OF all bids,
ana Ia accept All or amy portion ui amy hld
Proposal. Ia hr ,uiuI-tl. PROPOSAL, Tor Paper tOr
State PRINTING pftrr'
Blitr,uNli.t 90 nc present M opeuin. NJ bids
FRANK + THOMPSON. Supt state rriniins
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On sunday. between and g., M. Sun re.
pnltI al linlhnd station, kuckawey Beach. counted
scNrhb gkhl car loads Oi pleasure seeker, home ard
bnund There were also ele nj ing tween
the beach and Sew York ''''"" $4,000
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TO PMILADELI'IlIN.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
between
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

Thirteen through trains each way daily three dcpoi.r
Philadelphia. two in Nrw YORK.
Double track. the most approved equipment tnI the
fastest time consistent with ab-uuits .aletN.
ON and after June -, i~77
Express Trains leave New York. DeslfO,sps and
CurtlAndt str l. ferries. a. follows
~ = - g $50 limited ~ so VI. I. !. > D. :. AMI
$50 4 SUNDAY. % \. VI. .. e.. Z. ant = 3lr VI
Returning. trains leave philadelphia g. g. 3d.
S;O. ant II A VI. Limtrd Express. g, T. =. T. "a
I. and 81 7. NJ. AMI - midnight On SUNDAY, s 30.
= 80 4 NJ I. ami 50 =. Nj. amt - miui4ht
Ticket piices b2d ant "a Broaiwnv. A-nr lllu-c
and foot of pe-hrns~rs AMI turtlunlt IS Cont Il
BROOKLYN; IA lld. ami liz HUDSON ste luhoNrn Depot
jersey titv Emsrant Ticket office. btsry place.
FRANK THOMSON. l. FARMER.
General Manager Geurral Pass u-rr vent
WEST POINT OK NEMBuKGn dal, Eek
w cent SUNDAYS. Take rl-ulir ALBANY LINE, -
turn ~ down boat ROUND TltkEfa at EAli kslUs
RATES see DaN Lime advertisement
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A THE ONLY poATs LANDING AT

'FINTl TNTsNNU
EVERY DAY SUNDAYS INCLU DEDl
COMFY ISLAND.
The fine steamers ROSEDALE and ln1.EWTLD
will run to COMFY ISLAND BEACH EVERY DAY.
leaving
2ith st. n r.. o aud 1880 A. NJ. IAN. 100. 3, T.
and $50 P "
10Th 4 y r, $40, iotoA NJ. 1910, lao. $40, 40
and . - y NJ
Franklin st, y r. 800. 1850 A. ". 1920 $50, $50.
4 ~. and $40 p VI
Pier ,. X. $50. II A. w.. - 80, >. $50 40, aud
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Auttlon aollet5

\tCTtON SALE DAVIDSON t..f'
- uu, hhN lu'~ia''. Aus :. ~ ".l"'
tnufr nAturps ui lcD cream -luuh Iut
iIlc
- 4. MCDONALD. Az h0u.rr AS.
IL. Aus 7. AZ Isl a." .i..|tt
fuUh b. yrluW. Buu-It.ffi. .If|I
,ialr,t q ui " q. Nltului l,~It.
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i JARRETT \ fAfMERs superb palace steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK with all her great musical aurac.
tons makes ONE grand trip daily. including Sunlavs to
Rockaway Beach, giving ample time for surf bathing
and luncheon by the seaside after charming sail lie.
turning leaves Rockaway ati3OP NJ . ,-
FARE FIFTY CENTS
Single trim kcts either J1c.
=. Leaves foot NJ 22l 81. n, at 10 o'clock A VI
Pier y H. at 10 30 clock and Martins Wharf. Brook
lyn. at ~ - \ VI
'..IARIEM boat. SYLVAN STREAM. transferring pas
scngcrs to Plymouth Rock. WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE,
leaves Harlem vn i2th 4, aj,. ln0ih It 8 80,
lih st. so brand st. u. X. IL o'clock, and Peck slip,
1910 Takes up on return from ROckaway
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,IHENs, LINE rOW TROY. sAnAro.
,ENNsYLvANIA HAiLKoAD.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
on and after June -. 1871 trains leave New York via
Dcshros.cs and tortlandt streets Ferries. follows
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh. the West AMI SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, . A VI. Gauls "
daily
For wllham-port Lock Haven, Cory. AMI Eric At ~
T. VI. connecting at Cory tor fitussile, PcruiU
Centre. and the on Regions For wihnmsport AMI Lek
Haven. y \ VI
For Baltimore, Washington and the South, Limited
Washington Express oi Pullman Pnrur Car, daily
except SUNDAY. o - 4 arrive Wasniugtun tur VI
Regular ats - A NJ, l., o. ana > 80 T.. NJ. sunday .
aud : 80 4 VI
ENpre.s ier Philadelphia. 30, $40, . p3p Limie,D
10 ~ NJ. !. T. o. -, :, aui SO 4 VI SUNDAY. 70 VI &,
80, :, ana $50 Z NJ. Emisrant ani seconds class, I
pm
For trains to Newark Elizabeth Rthwav Princeton
Trenton. Perth Amhov, fcmnston ~ Niirr. AMI
other points. local schedules all Ticket once.
Trans arrive From Pittsburgh. $50 ami 10 ipA tnl
10 2uP. VI. daily, 1u10A NJ. coo daily. except
Monday. From Washington and hnliiuor,. -
A. NJ. = 10 40. . ~. and iplu T. VI SUNDAY. % VI
From philadelphia. D, $50 " ~. ini1 10 ~,
~ ~ A NJ 2l1. 10 10. go. 49, ~ 90. Hui Do -
VI sunday, . %. $50, 10 ~ II 30 A NJ, t,I aud
iu2OP VI
Ticket Offices. go and oii BROADWAY Aston House.
and loot Of D.shrosse~ AMI 'nriitntt -s court =.
Brooklyn. IA ilH ant ~ Hudson Il n iilkrn ID.
rot Jersey CIV Emisran Ticket once Blery mace.
FRANK THOMSON. L. J. FARMER
Hcucra Manager General Pass n-sr d. ~
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$hlpplna.
4 NCIIOR LIN

NCHOR LINE.-U ; NAH. STEAMERS
n SAIL EVERY NrrRpAN
10 GLASGOW, LONDONDERRY. or LlyfRpooL
INTERMEDIATE $50. STFEkAiE, -
TO LONDON AND SOUTHAMPTON
TWICE \ MONTH, SAME RATES
COMPANY OFFICES BOWLINU GREEN
llls \ bl RStN llut-
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IMAM LINE.-NAIL srfNNTRs

i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
cry or BERLIN ............. SATURDAY.. Aug a. \
cry OF CHESTER ....... saturday. Au-. rs. T. Y
CIIl or RICHMOND ... .. .Saturiuy SOFT L. II 4
From Pier - Nuru river
CABIN $50 ami $40 gold Return tcNrt. on iaNnrAni
terms sfkEkA0I, -. currency pralts a. lnW's U'i,
saloons, state Rooms smoking and Bath Rooms ami
SHIPS
John q DALE. Agent
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STATE LINrors STEAMERS
WHITE STAR LINE.

N 's- . = q. - '+sN'
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND IIyEHroot
AaR EIit>>Sic
HLkMANlt ar
FROM White star Do.k PIER ~ -
'Aiihs hll iWhl>llp~ saloon $50 1901 f-fi ~
tuIn tickets ou favorable term. ~f,ffiN..
tOltrl>. A. .ri. So hrlu $50. Us
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Orniistrp,

TYR. VAN NIEtk's popular dentistry. ri Gih
- ~ gss administered, IS wears without accident
Srfs, go,
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Boston, January IL, 1874.
This certifes that have recommended the use Of
Or. TUFTS Expectorant for diseases of the lungu
for the past two years, and to my knowledge many
bottles have been used by patients with the hap
piest results In two where it was thought con-
Armed consumption had taken place the Expectorant
Effected cure. R. 81. SPRAGUE MD.
"we can not speak too highly of Dr.. TUFTS Ex-
pectorant, and for the sake of suffering humanity
hope it may become more generally known."-CHRIs-
TIAN ADVOCATE.
Sold by Druggists. Price S1.O0
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policy; but what would Morton or
Blaine gain by that? SO long as
there are no indications Of Democrat
ic disaAection, but only of Republic
an disintegration, the new party
movements will be by men Of small
discretion, if not of small ability. 1t
is not better to be first in a country
village than second in Rome if one
thinks one has a well grounded hope
of being first in Rome.
In our local affairs the shadow of
the late Board Of Public Works is
over once more. 1t is charged that
in the late letting of contracts for
pavements the highest instead Of the
lowest bidders were awarded the work.
The Board Of Public Works left a
debt upon the District which repre-
sents more than one-filth Of the IS
sessed value of our real estate, and
which virtually makes every piece of
land in the hands of a poor man the
property Of the District. Our present
rulers, appointed by the President,
are restricted as to expenditures, but
it is charged that they give as little as
possible 10 the District of what they
do expcnd. The whole subject will
bear investigation, and most people
here will rejoice if, when Congress
meets and considers the subject, it
shall be determined to let us again
manage our own affairs and elect our
own officers as other communities do.
1t is said that Mr.. Fish never al
lowed an official document of any i'm
portance to leave the State Depart
ment, while he was Secretary, until
he had personally examined it. Tie
habit Of Secretary Evarts is other
wise, but he has in Assistant Secre-
tary Seward an efficient substitute,
and perhaps the Department will not
suffer, however ably and carefully Mr.
Fish may have performed his duties,
by the change; and after Mr.. Evarts
gets over the habit of looking upon
Mississippi, and Louisiana, and South
Carolina as subjugated provinces, and
ceases to prepare notes to their Gov
errors, as if he were dealing with his
interiors, he may perhaps follow the
excellent example of Mr.. Fish, and
devote his whole time to more legiti-
mate duties. Dem.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

In our article in last weeks New
DOMINION we think that we pretty
conclusively demonstrated that
Clarksburg was the proper place to
locate our State Capital as being the
nearest the geographical centre of
any of the places to be voted for
Now then it is clearly to the interest
of the people of Monongalia county to
vote for that point on account of its
being so easily accessible to them.
Clarksburg is but 40 miles from Nor
gantown, and not over So miles from
the remotest point in Monongalia
county. If the Capital is located at
Clarksburg we may look for speedy
completion of the Monongahela Val
ley railroad to that place. 1t is al
ready completed to Monongahela
City, Pa, and this summer will be
finished to Brownsville, only 33 miles
from Morgantown, and then in two
years thereafter, at the farthest, it
will be completed to Morgantown.
This will be. of great interest and adj
vantage to the people of Morgan
town and will open up to us new and
prosperous future in the way Of bust
ness. And then our citizens, looking
to self interest alone, would certainly
prefer to have the Capital located
within days ride, even ON horse
back, so that they might visit it oc-
casionally without great expense of
time and money. They would like to
see the great and representative men
they send to make their laws when
the legislature is in session, if only
just to learn how they conduct them
selves when away from home, and
how they compare with the represen-
9atives from ether counties. On the
whole we are honestly of the opinion,
that after full and free discussion and
investigation of the question, there
will be no serious opposition in this
county to Clarksburg, but that the
vote for that point will be nearly
unanimous. Nous cerrons, 1--WE shall
see, as Father Richie used to say.
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NEW AD REFRESHMENTS
BEATTY PIANO
Grand Square and Upright.

From Jas F. Regain, firm Regain & Car
ter, publishers Daily and Weekly
Tribune, Jefferson City, Mo-,
after receiving 500 in
strument says:
"Piano reached us in good condition
| am well pleased with it, 1t is all you
represent it to be-
From Il. II. Baldridge, Bennington Fur
mace, Pa, after receiving 500
,Ou pi;;no.
"rhe Beatty" received 4th inst, all O.
X, and comes fully up to your represen-
tation, and exceeds our expectations.
While don't profess to be judge in the
matter Mrs. b. does, and pronounces it
of very sweet tone /; and is very much
pleased with it,
Best Inducements ever offered. Mon
ely refunded upon return of Piano and
freight charges paid by me Daniel f.
Beatty both ways if unsatisfactory, af-
tar test trial of five days Pianos are
warranted for six years. Agents wants
ed. Send for catalogue. Address,
DANIEL f. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, u. s. A.
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NEW ID REFRESHMENTS
Il II e IS U n -
FOR TIE
Campaign Against National Fraud.

A President who was not elected by the
people having been inaururated at Wash
ington through processes o. fraud. we call
upon honest men Gfall parties to rally to-
cether in a determined and nersistent eff
forts for the correction of this great wrong
and for the punishment of the guilty to be
enforced through the ballot box.
For this outrage upon the right of self
government the Republican party and its
chosen managers are primarily responsible
but the men who have taken Office through
such mears and who are actually exercis-
ing the power of the Government upon
such authority are scarcely less guilty than
they who conceived and executed this I'M
paralleled political swindle.
The Fraudulent President and his advis-
ers having undertaken TO forsake the an,
cent ways of the Republican party: and
having invited a Democrat and a former
Rebel to occupy one of the most important
offices in the Cabinet. propose to debauch
the honest public sentiment Of the South
by the bestowal of Offices and by an enor-
nous system of Government subsidies to
railroads and canals, hoping thus to cons
plete in corruption the work begun in
fraud. At the same time with hypocrtic-
al pretences of reforming the civil service,
they hatter the vanity of Northern theorists
to the end that the great crime in which
this Administration is founded NAV be over
looked and condoned
Against this complex scheme, as against
the conspirators with whom it origin tied,
we call upon the people to commence inns
mcdiately campaign alike merciIess and
pertlnacous. We promise them that from
the beginning to the end THE SUN shall