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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-10-11
Certificate Of Compliance.
STATE OF ONO,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
CnIfMRIrS- Oct. ID. 1877.

WHEREAS, The Peoples Insurance
Company, located at Newark, in the
State of New Jersey, has filed in this Of
fee a worn Statement, by the proper
officers thereof, showing its condition
and business, and has complied in all
respects with the laws of this State re-
lating to Fire Insurance Companies,
Incorporated by other STATES OF the
United States.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of Law,
I, William D. Hill, Su: erintendent OF
Insurance Of the State of Ohio, do here
by certify, that said Company is au-
thorizcd TO transact its appropriate bu-
siness of Fire Insurance in this State,
in accordance with law, during the
current year. The condition and bust
ness of said Company at the date OF
such statement December 3lst, 1885,
is shown as follows:
Aggregate amount of availa-
BE Assets. .$43s,4s2 o.
Aggregate amount OF Liabll-
tiles Except capital). i'll
Guiding reinsurance 49,. l35,JS6 81
Net Assets. 29S,l 1876 81
Amount Of actual paid up
capital. 2OO,OOO w
Surplus. 9S, 1876 Ga
wear in cash .....,...... 27s,O39 &C
for the wear in cash....... 2GO, 100 81
In witness whereof. l have
lerennto subscribed my
l--) name, ard caused the seal
SEAL. of my Office to be affixed,
~~) the day and year above
written.
W. D.. HILL, Sup't.
By E. NJ. GREEN, Deputy.
EDGAR HUBBARD Agent. Eaton, Ohio
Octll-l
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-10-11
DEATHS.

WOLVERTON-On the 10Th of Sept,
at the residence of her mother, in
Jackson township, of Consumption,
Melissa Wolverton, in the 18th year
of her age,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-10-11

There seems to be a great over-pro-
duction in Charley ROSES. They
find a new one every few days now.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-10-11
REPORT

OF the condition of the First Ma
" tional Bank, at Eaton, in the State
of Ohio, at the close of business, Oct.
1t, 1877:
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-10-11

Grand opeHsssg this
aCeeE of FGU and Winter.
Goods, direct from V'esO
York, at Msf.NoWOEN
CHEsFP STORE.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-10-11

CALL AT MAMMOTH and secure
bargains in every department.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-10-11
Dissolution.

Dissolution.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
partnership h~eretofol e existing and do
ing business under the firm name of
Stotler & CHAMBER, has been dissolved.
The business will be continued by
L. s. SrOTLER.
scD9T-3
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
@itafLak Der Aalaif1laaaett.

Die 3imu1erleute unD Sbreiner, tpie
ale o%ieIenl8eu, lDel6e nit 9ol3 5u rbun
bl6eu, g!au6eu, 0aB 6as auBer Der Bli=
tbe8eit eetGlte 0oL3 BON groBerer Dauer
lit. ipGDreno dnoererlsitS Oa5 mGbreno
oes Safiumtaufs 9efaute8 au: uno Jtub:
hoIa nob tDent8eu Sabren in SduintB
l~lbergehen uuo Dem WurmfrGB uulerttsz
gen lDll. Dd nun ore augetoluoten Jta.
Observation-Disclosures bel Dem 6ortl6ritt oers
leIbeu IT'D Gber tlUt nit bloBeM
@lhuoen uno Oteireu a~bftuoen !allen,
%lOn0ern @rfabruugen auf 8runo genduer
BeobahtulDen f0rosrn. 70 lit bon SMte=
reile iot6e 9enaue 8eobabtungen aI,3uz
fu3rcu, incline ltd lber Ole 9auerbaftlgs
felt Der al Derlbteoenen S~a9reS3eiten gez
fGllten 0olser perbreiten.
Wtan bat 1nterlubun5en In bteier
Tihtuig angelte4g. Ber Jibten, gleid
all NIter uno Welnnohett. auf 9lel3em
8ooen uno III 9Ieiber Sage g~ewadhien,
WUr0en = Il De DECEMBER, @noe I0uuar,
@uoe ,Stbruar uuo @noe WtQr3 0eId4t,
lllo 20 SUP tango, 63ou brette uuD 5
3ol ode Sdlteu 10 belbldBen, oaB Der
Stern i'll Utitte uuuerlehrt blieb. NaH
6eldeDelten GroGnen ipuybeu lie auf Wez
rlllte gelegt uno in Der Utttte nit @e=
lpttte be'dwert, nm tie auf ibre betrefs
fenoe GrqBfdoiBfeit gu prufsu. Das I'M
Oe5cntber 8et0uteGalfen 5etgte Die gr0Bte
&rGgIdDtgtelt. Der Sanuar. Udlfen Selqte
etne I'm II Bro3ent gertugere unD Die
Tebruar- uno Wtar5- Bdlfen ianfeu uln
70 unn 80 Bro5ent be5u9ltA Der &rag'
tGDtgfeil.
Ssrner pWroen sLeidarti9e uHb gIei@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

Der Sterbenbe idaute Nubrep Seiters
ton nit 9ieihgilttger Dfiene oil uno DER
OofIor ertlGlte ibrn, mas oieler BON tbn1
niinibe.
$50 erinnere mt6," iaate er nit mats
ter Stimms. SD babe MIR oamaIsAues
nuiqrihrteben unb oas @toti3buh te6t
in meiner Jtoftai1e. OerAouOrat moIte
mid nl6t Glb0ren; er inate. Id lei bes
trunten. 8ielLeibt mar tb'5-Suun ftBt
lit dues ms"
SGe luhten IN ieinen Sttioern uEo fans
ben bGs an9efrlstlte Noli3bub, in lpel:
dent nur Die tutnlGiten AurssIhnurgen
lelerii6 lDaren. 3lueiAuf5eidnungen be
3ugllb Ntmee'S iparen 3lemltd 6eutllm
gcl9rlebeu. DIE Grite entAieit ben BE-.
rIdt Iber isinen 6einh ouf Dem Shtffe
8lu Stotes' bel oet idonernertpunoete II
Ninl@e; Die jpelte OerrteiA, bGB IT Die
Spur Der 8~eruu9luGteu meiter uerfoIa.
batte. baB pas i'm WaHtr geIunoeneI}dos
asn III BdrlIHgiIrsei, WotlDorib, in Ser
Init aeratben mar. Gglaetust mar Der
NorlaB, Dtrs. 8tng bslupen gu Douea.
ulo mil 9eltdueren Auatuntt, raul Ho1
elnmal gu Dem Nppofoten Ulr. BNreel
81 9ehen. .
$50 bin o6er niht on3u qefomnen,"
la8te Der Slerbeune, ais nlaIt lAAl BE
AnTSstbuuii9en uorgeleien nuo CT oersil
WaDreGftl9teit bsIldIiBt nuEte; Duno 1onlt
fam ih Sbnen utttS laAeI."
Aubrep Sc i~terton entTernte It'd oa1n,
uuD on nQdnsn Wtorgrn erIubr er, onB
0otter NlFteO 4omGy III Oer 3ta6t &c:
ltorben Te!.
DIR. &efterton fubr nan III Die @aiie,
DO &'Anaetler getpobnt barre, unO bes
lubte baislbit Mrs. Biug. tpeL6e inn
Mues er;dnlTe. DGs iie boil AlM@s burd
ibreu SrDn Sad Sina puBle. Sw ers
sdblte tbM uuH, mas i'm gar niAt inlea
I%elitrte. nGmlib bus ibr SOpn cine critic
Stereiie he nuo tbr etlien nun oeriho
nen Srter geinricben nabe.
80 tatte nun Aubrsp Seitertom GENT
genpe Nustnnit uber A;m6s BeiammeIt
uno CT belbiob Jest. 2anp AngeIo
al 5eiuhen, niht ahnclo, lpeu CT oalGlbl
Ireften loGte. q
(Tortietune folst.l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

5doen. bic Der @oue cine fiI8ise 8eI6af.
feuhett nerleihen.
Oils irudltbnre 8uhtEhafe fino Die
DOopn"s Uanitien uru6ertroffen; faum
trgeuo cine a1oere STAGE fonlnt i6aen in
oteier 5e6ithnug gIeib.
Scr5ng5Deile rDeroeu bic Southdowns
in @n9lano 9e3idtet. TOO ia ons 0anz
melfletlh cine Der beliebteiten SperIen
lit. Sbr guter Stuf bon oriiben bal lid
bier 3u 9anoe Dolltdnoia bfnibrt. maz
mentlrh br3iiGlih igrer Jruhtbarteit; ia
mebrtre 3uhter bebaupten, paB oas 8erz
hGltniB Der Ututterihafe, lpelhe I3tutlz
linae werfeu. bel ben Southdowns SO
Yrorent betrdGt.
0teie uereoelte STAGE lit in beoeuteuoer
Wengt III ods Gano ein9efIbrt, heiou:
oers in Die 0itliden uno Wiitielitaateu,
lpts in nie bfDoltertiten SbetLe bes Bez
items uno nOrauasneiie in Der HGbe BON
Stdotsl. Sielige >outhdown: Wi0oer,
ALL Utouate alt, plegen nusae,h!ahJ
ter 75-lOO Yfuno, 2iGbrtge 10)-12O
Htuno. SIe mogen nid)t 10 %ausoauerno
TEN, tDie ote unoereoellen Southdowns,
ODER tpte bic Uattar0e bon S%outhdowns
uno etnigen dnoereH fur5tpoItgen Arten,
bod 3dblen tie imrnerbtn unter bic aus
oouerH0lten S6afe, uno fe uernloQeu
oieI welier nlhber3uLaufen nab 6utter,
ate irgeno tuelde Der iangtuoQi9en Nrteu.
S6re VlleBe mtegen 0~urhlhnittIt1 As
EfHno, IL nahoetn Die Stafe 9ehulteu
DuroeH uno le nab per 3tacen> Nbort.
Das 6lejih 1T auBeroroerIltD 5art uuo
iafIi9, gut nit 5ett our2pabieu, uGbz
reno inneH elm ipabtes Eal9!ager oltges
ieBr miro.
SbllsBltd berbtent nod erp6bnt AT
tDeroen. oGB Die Southdowns urlhGbbar
ltnp guam TreuSen, I'M iunge &dmmer 3u
btlngeH, nuc 3tpar beionOers i'll Der &reus
3un9 init ben Cotswolds. Wte frudtbar
lts iilo, ebenIo aus8e3et@nete UiItter
ltno lie aIelhlQls.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

itarfe 6thteuitanaeu gum I6eil Cube
Desem6er, gum Ebeil gnoe Mirs Cs:
bauen, 81 + 3ou Il 9urhmeiitr hQ[ten:
Den Odumuta1len Oerarbettet uno, lGtb
Dem ite oeb0rta dusgctrodnet rDaren, {
Sub tlef in bic GtDe 9eihlagen. W1b.
reno ole Oe3enber= Bfdhle nab l6 SAB
rem nod feit ltaGOen. 6rafen Die U{drA-
4SrGhle bel DER gertnglten Befpeanna
fhou nad "a Sabren ab. Bon 3ipei
9letden Stdten. uou oenen Die cine Gnoe
Oe8embet, ole anoere Snoe TsDruar ocs
ihla9eu mar. grub man 8l0fe in feuGbte
@rDe elm. Ser SloG Der "erlteren Bate
nadb 10 Sabren nod feltes 6ul3, UGb=
| reno Der 3'peite Btod ihou nan 8 Sub
rem psrtault mar. U}it 0oI5 Don ntniels
BEN Sttten wuroen 3tpel BferoeitGle ges
oielt; Die Oteluug oes Oe3snbsrbol5es
bleLt 6 Sabre, m1breHo Die Qn0ere lbOu
nab 3lDei SSa6ren erneuert lDet0en lnuBte.
- SIN gletde5 @rBebniB 5eigten 3mei
BagenrdDer. ole nit 6tl9eu uou Bus
6enbol8 betrGu3t Ipuroeu. Das 0e3eu1;
ber> 6elgenbol8 nteLt BET ltarfen WebrGub
8 SABRE, oas Yebruar 6tlGenboi8 bel
gIelhem 0eblNuH uUr 2 Sabre.
NOn groBem pgaflil1eu Wert6e lino
Dte ulteritiGHnnen 0eS iQ0Lae5 III Ge$i9
aut ieine Os0tigtei! mo B0rDittdt. S0H
Der Gtben Don 8letder 8elh0fftnbett.
Gnor Of3enber. Sailuar, UeDruar uno
UfG'3 1tfdut, puroeu Ill gleld>r SooetS
boue 4 3ou oide Sh@iben dbgtlbnltttn,
out olrle ELL + 3ou iDelter hleherner
Sran3 B|efittet. 10 oaB Die Shelbe oen
BoJen etIes o~ffeHen WefdBss b%tioete. nnp
in o~0lieibe 2 'UGa6 relIe5 Bdlier SegoIr
len. Der Booen Don oen IN Oe3ember
gefauteu 00t3: lies fein Baiitr ourd,
Der Oe9 SdEUar>0ot3e5 EQU IS Stunotn
eiU5, Inc GrOpfen, oae i'm 6eDruar &c,
i0ute 6oI3 belt Die NaNermnlit ntbl
iioet 48 Stunreu. uno Oct Gooen 3es
Utdr3 0oL5cs lje8 o05 Bolier loon III
2 StuGceH purN.
Bon 5wet 8teih 6eihaffener, neben
etrGltoer gelralloeueu GtUtll, ole Gn0e
Oe5tnber5 uH0 Sanuat9 gefdht lpayen,
puroe Ie etn gicibes S:ltt ill S0Bodus
ben otraroeGtet; - ole oGrau9 geferttg
ten 6diier, mtI gLet0er Sorafalt uil0
pom gLslh lturfeu Daubtn %gebaut, purz
ben ausgetrliDt. gerelutlt uno mir iuus
gem QSelu gerisut. 9td1 S%abresrrit ma.
rem Il Dem SOB POM Oe5emberbol3 Ii
Sou, aus oem unoerI Gber 8 SUu 6es
SHbALt5 Deriblpuloen.
Aus Obiaem gebt 6eroor, OaB benz
auBer Der SaIt3ett ~9e'dute,n 0oI3e IN
Be3u9 auf OluerDaflt9tett. IragTdbi9s
tetr unO OI1tigteit eutlnleoen DER BOr=
3uA ei~h3nrGuLlen lit.
Die 0,i5flaft nes I'M DECEMBER unb
Sanuar 8el0la8eneu 90l3es ut eotniaus
na6 anBelteu!eu &erlu6en 9r0Ber, els
bel Dem III 6ebruar uuD Wtar3 gefGutsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

Gin teues @ttttet. bas 9aIs= uno
Qunaenfrantgetten BELT. Or. S. y. Otcs
SEAMS 6ultsns II 2unBentiIaelbeu.
TauIenoe belheintosn. oaB 9ulteu,
51Hupfen MnO ShWinDlu1t oaourb
aebeilI pur6eH. YrobeihadtcH rs Cts.
per Boit. Or. S. 8. Wlc&ean, 3l4 &beitz
nutltr,, ct. 2oHis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

eSm SaHe sic perIobt itno uno S6re
BrGul bletb uno frdnflib lit, taiien sic
oicielbe Or. s. 8. Utc2eGn's ltarfenoen
6orptuaL utD 8tutreiniger nsbmen; er
itGrft uno beLebt oa5 8lnt. 0r.
g. s. Mcgsan's Office, 3I4 GbeitnUt
ct. 4ouis, WtG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
Observation-Disclosures.


Qerrn3.O 9. in OuineD,SI[.
Die in Dem 2lrtifei ilber vStatiltif uno
Booen:Nnnlpie", Jtop. %. 1876, cts
pd0uten Gabellen ftnoen Sic i'll y6ap=
oen's Stattlttt"l, Bortrag BON Gobsn, er5
i0icnsn bel Ntih in 5aunoper.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
@taOt Gbic00O.

Ser
RaIenoer tllr oaS SGDr 1872, berz
ausaeeeben BON Der Staats: 3eltang
SOB 4rintius 60. lit ieBt eri9tenen.
3er5elbe lit in Der Office Der Stats
3eitung Sob 9riuting &c., SO Iltntte
0ue.. Gbicaao, iomie OurA aue Su9z
bdnoler, Yeitnngstrdger unO @olporteure
au bs3Ieben. Wian Leie Die beErsffsnOe
WuaeiQe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

aGE Sober Sag brinat ettuas ReueS.
Oieles rltue 0eriabren, neue Ufttte!, Or.
& $ Dtc3san's julien unO 9ungen=
%Setlflael9en, turlrt ouiten, S6nupfen,
6etierfeit, Sbpinoiuht. Yrobeiba6z
teln per Yplt 25 @ents. 9r. S $ DEC
Sean, 3l4 Gbeltnut SttaBe, Ct. GOuts,
LHn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

Sn BEN bret uuter Der 9teaieruue
Satier 8ll6elm's 9efubrten Rrtegen ftnO
bon Der preuBii IL =oeutiben IT.
III { { i'm . Gnenfrtege amer S1lan.
ten [0nppeL unp glIIeul, l Greffsn Iiils
lunnel uto 10 groBege @eieate; i'm
&ttege pom 1856 10 S0lahten,
5 Greffen uno "A sroBere 0efeh.e, uuo
i'm &riege oonlS70y71 % Sbla9s
ten, ii Ireffen uito Is ar6Bere 9eiebte,
auIammen in alien bret 6rtegen alio IS
S9la@tel, II Gtsffen uno II eroBere
@erente 9elhlageu morDeu. ltoh foul:
men nuf Den IeBten HrIeB Is 3ur @apItu:
lat!on %ge8tpungene 6eitun9en. Die Gros
pbdenoeute oseler orei &rtege ite4te itb
tir 1864 auf Al Danebroas, PIG Sc
lNlBe, fir 1866 ouf 2 Gtuubarteu, IL
Tabnen, 2OS @el6uBe. unb fit lS10!7l
auT "a NOIer. Tabuen uno Slanoarten,
ntebr ais ll0D Teloz uno uber 1000
TsltHn8Ssel4Gee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-23
Letter from Richmond.

correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette. !
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. %. lST1.-The follow
ing bills have become laws:
An act to amend section - chapter 4, Of an
act to provide charter for the city OF Peters
burg, approved March II, 1915; an act 10
amend the code 6xug tho pay Of the Adjutant
General, and to repeal section 2oot chapter -
the Code; an act TO authorize the supervl'
sors OF Floyd county to levy q tax for building
school houses; an act to incorporate the Stat
louisville Bridge and Turnpike Company IN
Giles county, Va, an act to reuovatc and re-
pair the statue of Clay 10 the Capitol grounds;
40 act for the relief Of the heirs OF Harvey
West, deceased, Of Rockingham county; an
act to abate the rigors of the fence law on the
line OF two countics-onc only Of which has
adopted its provisions
10 the House of Delegates. to day, Cot. Bali,
Of Alexandria, republican, offered joint rosoIu-
tons approving the electoral bill now before
Congress. The resolutions were referred. This
afternoon there was caucus OF conservative
legislators on the same subject, Hon. y. II. H..
Stuart proposing q resolution 10 favor OF the
electoral bill 10 the interests OF peace a0d re-
Cancellation. Major John W. Daniel, of Lynch.
burg, opposed the scheme Of the bill strongly,
and charged the Northern democracy with
cowardice 10 the face of tue enemy. Ex.Gov.
Smith opposed present action. So much DIT
ference of sentiment was developed that the
whole matter was laid on the table and the
caucus adjourned.
a meeting of the leading business and pro-
lessioua men of this city was held this evening
on j call issued to day, to give au expression OF
opinion upon the bill reported iu Congress for
counting the electoral vote. Gen. Joseph Il:
Anderson presided. Resolutions were adopted
approving and endorsing the proposed plan,
and urging Gov Walker, the representative
OF this district, and the other representatives
and the two Senators from Virginia,to give the
bill their active and cordial support.
In the Senate. to-day, Mr.. Lee, from the
Alexandria district addressed the Senate upon
bill for the diSbandng Of the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues and Incorporating the Blue
Association.
Tho Grand Duke Alexis visited the Gosport
navy yard yesterday, and was received by
Commodore Creighton, the ccmmandsnt. Las.
night no visited the opera house in Norfok and
witnessed Adelaide Nelson in Juliet. Il is said
he wishes to 60 to Washington, but that tho adj
miral CT the feet refuses to grant him Through.
1t is also,ssid that in consequence Of some OF his
former doings whom in this country he is under
-triotc lonn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-23
TUESDAY, JAN UARY D.

The democrats 10 the New Jersey Lcglsla-
ture Yesterday nominated John Il. Mcpherson
for u. S. Senator. AS they have majority
of one it is more than probable that Mr. NC
Phcrson will soon fill the scat now occupied by
MIR. Freliushuysen. A caucus Of the demo-
cratic members of the West Virginia Leglsla'
ture was held last night to nominate candidates
for thc u. s. Senate to fill vacancies caused BY
the death Of Senator Capcrton; also Tor sue
cessor of Senator Davis, whose term expires
next March. No nomination was made, the
third ballot resulting as follows: Tor long term,
Davis, TO- Fauikuer, &c; scattering, TO- and Tor
short term, Gov. Price, 81; ii. s. Walker, 10;
Frank Hereford, Is; scattering, 10. An cleo
ton for L. S. Senator from Georgia Will &c
held today The candidates are Senator Nor
wood, Ex.Goy. Smith and Mr. Benjamin Ill.,
The election in the Illinois Legislature was still
10 DOUBT this morning, the last ballot yesterday
resulting as follows: Logan, 81; Anderson, 81;
Haines, 3; Cloudy, /; Lawrence, G; Trumbull'
l; Stephenson, !; Marshall, |; Parish, |; With
the probability that Logan would not get the
three more he requires.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-23
Foreign News

The plenipotcutiares of the European Pow
ers lately in attendance on the Constantinople
Conference yesterday paid their farewell visits
to the Turkish Ministers and presented their
Charges 'Affaires. According to the London
Times, Notwithstanding the departure of the
ambassadors no apprehensions seem to be felt
Of an immediate collision. Servis wants to
make peace directly with the Porte, and, it is
said. has gone so far as to ask for the india
ton of England. Officers Of all the Russian
railways have received orders to hold them
selves in readiness for large increase Of mill.
tary transportation.
it is stated from Paris that the good under
standing between the Governments of France
and Germany has not been disturbed.
Mr. Delahunty home ruler, was yesterday
elected to Parliament from Waterford. Ireland,
by 200 majority over the liberal candidate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-23
| BY 'i'clerranlI.

new York. Jan. 2&.-&tock: n.:iye art
strong. Money Gold lCG!. Governments
dull but strong. Flour qaia: and unchanged
Wheat dull and unchanged Corn q,ljct 4u1
steady.
BALTIMORE, Jan ). d Virgins ,i:, deferred
It; Vlrginias. consolidated. 81; do. IL series b..
Cotton steady and firm; midl!ing l.. F!ou~
steady, firm, quiet and unchanged. Wheat du' (,
and easier No. 2 Western winter red llJallT :;
No. Chicago spring l40al42; Pcnns, red 10.
l5j Maryland red primo lj3alCO do Gmbr.
1G2 do. white l50alUO. Co:n--.;oUthcrn qu!r.
and firm; Western quiet and lover, bu. closed
steady at o decline; Southern white 5js55 d.
yellow 57a59; Western mixed new spot 80; Fc5
59: Mar COZ; april 81! May G2:aG2. Oa.s
steady and firm; southern prime lDs4l; Wrs,-
ern white 4ls4" Rye firm with y fa: !9nl.aG
NJ 10. Glover Seed quiet nt HASH - Hay
steady and unchanged. C5!tac dul and um-
changed. Sugar quiet y, H.: Whisky DAT
ana lower st 81 II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-23

At;cr mere thar J two months delay rresi'
dent Grant, yesterday, replied to resolution
OF inquiry 10y the House oil Representatives con-
cernne his employment Of tho United States
army ia secure the success OF radical elections
in the South. The reply ia contained 10
Ienpthy communication, accompanied with nu-
merous letters and documents, the purport OF
which is, Though he attempts to make 1t ap'
pear otherwise, th:!, acting, not as the presl
dent OF the country, tut in the dual capacity o.
general Of .hc army and Representative Of the
radical party lie sent troops to Virginia.
South Carolina, Florida and Louisiana because
he chose t.. DO 80, and tiat knowing inquiry
would probably be made into such C0saran
opcratiols. i" rrr-crvel some letters from
anonymous or Irresponsible parties IA evidence
of lhc u"ccs.;ly ot his action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-23

Some Of The radicals still profess to fear that
the democrats viii pay tha Confederate war
debt aud are every now and then Introducing
resolutions into Congress 10 amend the Constl-
tuition to prevent the payment OF claims grow
ing out Of the late war, 20 persons who were
disloyal As the South is 4 part oil the coun-
try, to the extent, at least, OF paying taxes, aud
az Southern people already haTe 10 bear as
heavy taxation as they can we'll stand, the radl-
Gals are giving themselves unnecessary trouble
and more especially as nearly all such claims
as those they alluded TO arc made By the truly
laval
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-23
'Efle ThOrburu Case

PETERSBURG. Va, Jan. 23.-The trial of
Samuel Ii. Thorburn, charged with the lar.
ccny CT SIC, 100 from the Bank of Petersburg,
and with mailing false entry ia The books of
Inc Citizens Bank in favor Of Richard Bagby,
whereby said bank was detraudcd out of $l0,-
900, took place yesterday. The jury returned
verdIcts of gully 10 both cases, and fzcd his
imprisonment in the peuitcntiary at Eve years,
two for the larceny and three years for the
false cntry--tho shortest period allowed By the
law. They also presented With their verdict a
unanimously signed recomme ndation for prompt
executive clemency, aud on motion Of COUNSEL
judgment; was suspended for the present,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-23

GOV. uEHDRICKs OK TIE PLAN.-Governor
Hendricks says; L am gratiied that so fair
Z bill has been reported. It may not satisfy
those who demand success in advance, but |
think it will be accepted by the country. Ger
tanly The commissioners may make proper
and righteous decision under it. 1t will allow
such latitude On investigation and judgment as
will compei theaa to decide the right. Ifpass-
ed IL rs present shape, the bill will not allow
the commission to consider all matter OF evi.
dence as fully as the lRo Houses Of Congress
could do 10 considering the question directly.
Inc necessary amendments can easily be made
but the provisions appear ample IN that re-
spect'
Upon the cnnstitutionality of the proposed
measure the Governor says the power Of Con-
gross to count the vote and to decide upon all
the questions that arise 10 the progress Of the
count is exercised directly by itself a2d through
the agency which it c:ea:e5, with final suporvi-
SIGN and control ~ agreement OF both Houses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-23

The decision O; the Supreme Court OF APP
p,ais Of the State, TN tie case OF Fairfax vs.. the
Civ Council OF Alexandria, the full text OF
which appears elsewhere in to.day's Gazette,
will l,c read with interest, ne! caIy by lawyers,
but by numerous persons in this section whose
prcrcrty Wa taken away from them by . judge
whose decisions arr thus, for the second time.
characterized as IDIOTS upon civil ju!lSpru'
dencc'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-23

Tue Washington Chronicle, the suspension
of which is mcniouel elsewhere in to-day S
Gazette, adds another to The long ss of utws
papcra that nave been forced TO succumb to the
iiyhtipr ictiusncc vi the business depression
cow p3rvading the whole country, and the Ell.
feet Of whic:. has been !clt no more seriously
than ~ the newspaper interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-23
u. \. Senator. :

TRENTON. N. j., Jan. 23-In the Senate this
morning the vote for U. S. Senator resulted as
follows: John T. Macpherson, dem, II votes !;
Frederick r. Frelinghuysen, rep, 10 votes In
the House vote was taken with the following
result: John R. MscP herson 80 votes Fred. I.
Froiinghuysen so votes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-23
DIED.

At Mount Crawford, We, On Friday, jsnUarY
10, lSI11, al IL o'clock y. a., litter r:o.rscl3i
illness Of consumptioD. HOLMES EGEj'
BARE, in the 3jth year OF his age.
December -, 1876. d.. TuOs;. X DiTrY. Q
Westmoreland Co., vs..