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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-01

The Misses Jardau, Of Philadel-
phia who have been visiting at Mr..
Mays for some two weeks past, leave
for home to-day. The Misses Par
fridge Of jamestown, n. Y, who have
been visiting at A. II, Partridge's for
about the same length Of time, leave
for home tomorrow All these ladies
bear with them the kind wishes Of
numerous friends here. .ti1
In those places where military
companies parade and martial spirit
abounds, the newspapers are just now
having their sport by noticing in sar.
castle way the return of occasional
bold soldiers who havoAbeen disabled
by the thoughts of meeting the bold
rioters in battle away. The spirit Of
our fathers oozes out at the ends of
their fingers and toes, and they come.
home in citizens, lress. ',H
in the .Eorea aad Stream and Rod
and Gun, there are notices and com
munications occasionally from all
points in the United States where there
is any hunting or fishing. The fol.
lowing is the first we have noticed in
regard to Forest County:
Correspondent g. w. D., July 8,
writes us Of the fine trout fishing to be
found in the wilds Of Forest, Elk and
Jefferson counties, Pa, which are
reached by wagon from Brookville, on
the Red Bank Junction Of the 4. Y.
Railroad, along WHICH the scenery is
spoken Ofas being very charming and
romantic A good hotel, called the
Central Hotel, will be found. At
Brookvilie wagon can be hired to-
take the visitor totNIafion, which lies
in Forest county. The road crosses
the Clarion River at the old village of
Claringtou, "noted for its good bass
and pike Gshipg" CT. Hunt keeps u
good tavern at Marion, within easy
o'S'""'0 u "N'',, p'"Vo %,' '"''9 soo'
trout streams CALLED the Big and Lit.
'i' ''"i"'0', anu ~ ''''0"0 |'00
ooi' sP''''o'' "'' - g - - y ,,'2 .a2 = ~ :,
ai 'ne '''e"'p0 '"' s"Y W. -"
stie '''' ""y' w H0',' '"'t 100 =" 49, ~
&c neN' u"' '"o 'V0' 'oV" ~
oi''''''" - o'' u '''D ''' "
'''.a'i9 - ,''' ,l.'s. 80. ~ . ..l 49,,
?" ~ n-~. ,.. r. oIJ, 49,,
" ,... ~, - oa1
~ ~ rIn
i'"' D''> -
-tIu''e Il """0ef ., our Feare''
"o'e "'e'Ao0''
curing the war '"e'h u "'ii oe %
interest 20 Aio" 'p''' ''9 """""' '0 g,
,b;s .oor ~ Jeyestown \ Y On the
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-01

"A box of Glenn's Sulphur Soap,
which contains three cakes aud costs
only sixty cents, is sufficient to supply
material for at least twenty Sulphur
Baths which would eradicate a whole
catalogue of rheumatic and eutaneous
maladies. Sold by all Druggists.
Hills Hair & Whisker Dye, black or
brown. so cts. II At
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-01

flno, rosewood s(not
. ~ ESNUS used over six monthss only
NRH C$l30; cost $3.50. New Pianos
AslgA ass ut Wholesale. Great bargains.
Nearly new, so; . stops. $40; stops $50; E
stops Sj5; stops $685. 9 stops, SG5; IL stops
$40 to $40. opportunities. New or
gans at wholesale. Beware limitations.
Best oiitr ever made, READ. Sent on to-
ID DAYS test trial. Money refunded and
freight paid botlt ways il unsatisfactory, \
Est. 1856. Agents Wantod. Discounts to
Teachers, Ministers, @s~, Address DAN.
lei +, BEATTY, Was sLington, Nav err
sey. II 4
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Notice.

:. JTIa all whom ii may concern lake no.
L tice that havo made ana application
to Hon. VIM. AlcCandless, Secretary of
Internal Affairs fora warInt to Law on a
vacant piece oflaDd situated in Hickory
Township, Forest County Pa, adjoining
land Of +. Walker on the east, of McAfee
81 Co., on the south, warrant No. $500 Gu
the west, and warrant No. $40 on the
north. HERMAN II. keller. -.t
st .-.E--efa July II, 1877.
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NeaO Aezvertisen,e,,ts.
Administrators Notice.

II etters of Administration ON tho es-
.1Jtate of John A.. Dale late of the Bor-
,ough of fioncsta, Forest County, deceas-
ed, having been this day granted to the
undersigned, notice is hereby given 10 all
persons indebted To said estate to make
immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands againsttlie same will
present them to the undersigned, proper
ly authenticated for settlement. Ili.
sc l.. G. DALE, Administrative.
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Tategular services NJ the W. ~
p, Church on Sunday evening peXt.
4. Rev. Allen will occupy The pulpit.
.- Mr. Geo. O. Morgan left with us
isome very fine cucumbers last week.
sQno Of them, which was IN good eata.
Issbiea shape, measured 10} inches ID
lev le0gth. - era
sars --'Rhc Seventh Division N.'G' j.,
mas pot crossed the Balkano yet. Sew
eral o. The command baked at Frank
lin. and some a: Pittsburgh. Court
Mariinls'are in oider.
--Oil is frm, The mafket on Mon
dayselOsed at s2503 II is altogether
probably thatthe market will go to
$500 soon. The sooner the'better for
Tofosi GOdnly territory 'l.'"
~ -The Clarion Mail now stops over
night in Tylcrsbnrg. instead Of stay
Jug alternate nights in Tiohesta and
e. Clarion This is an advantage to tlA
Mail Catrier who lives in Tyersburg
E,-s- The Rockville Graphic comes to
usioa lSfight newisummer dress. The
AssIsropfiolofs deserve credit for their en-
terprise.' The Grophic is one Of the
liveIiest iitllo papers IN this neck of
woods.
The Evangelical Camp Meeting
at l.ickingville, Will convene On the
10th inst. The grounds are the hest
in this section, aud no paias Viii be
spared to secure quiet aud orderly
session.
The National Guards Of Fennsyl.
wanna are learning Why muskeIs car
tridges &C., were issued to them by
the State. This little brush will prob
ably have the effect of making num-
Der Of them resign.
1--WE believe that Mr.. Chadwick 5
gang of railroad lNborera struck one
morning last week, and went to work
again at noon. There were 10 fears OF
Il general outbreak indulgcd in Oh Nc-
-couut of this particular strike.
MIR. Murphy, our new Merchant
Tailor is getting somewhat cramped
for room in his present location, and
will move into the building above the
Central IEouse during the present
week. We hear his work highly spok'
EN- of
The Misunderstanding en- our road
the p. L. IL B. r. r., was amicably
arranged on Thursday evening last
and the trains commenced running as
usuai on Friday morning. They didn't
have very heavy attack of the cpl
demc here, and soon recovered.
-"Qojnt," Jameson and Jas. Hud
.dleson are at work on the Reck well
on JamiesoH Flats, aud propose to put
lGc same doSn 1000 feet if they do not
get third SAID sooner, There were
some good Iwells ia thai section during
the first excitement and this well
should get oh
The PresbySetian Sabbath School
has received new singing books, the
title of which is Songs OF Love" The
School at stewarts Bun have also just
linvested in new singing book, which
we believe is vailed Welcome It'd
,iugs,' MY. Siggins is interested il
that school. aud the singing is bound
10 go off with q vim.
To, soae Of these heroic chap:
who were so fact in ,oondemniug the
soldiers at Pittsburgh for firing toC
quick, it mag be interesting to know
that investigation. as.shown that one
oflhe Philadelphia soldiers was kill
ed before the troops fred. 1t is no
supposed that Faw troops ase going t.
stanl with loaded guns in theig hand
to be BILLED of wilhpnt replying.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-01
A GREAT OFFER ,,yss. wSTi,I I,aI,i ,lg,In. ,i,n,

dispose of 100 Pianos and Organs, new and
secondhand of f1rst-class makers iHcud-
ing Waters at lower prices for cash or in
stallments on to let until paid for than ev-
er before offered. Waters Grand ,E5quare
and Upright Planes and 0rgansffinulud-
ing tht.ir now SoylIeir and Boudoir) are
the best made. 7 Octave Pianos Sl50. ~
do Sl60 not used a cars. .'2p Stop Organs
$50, Stops $aS. .Stops So, Stol 5 S75.
10 stops $SS. II Stops 500 cash, not used
q year. i'm perfect order and warranted.
Local trave ing agents wanted. Ill1stra-
ted Catalogues Mailed. \ liberal DISCOUNT
to Teachers, Ministers, GlHrClies, etc.
Sheet music 1T half price. 1J6rfrc Waters
X Sons. Manufacturers, and Dealers, 4O
East l4th ST., Union square, n " -
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-01
T-hE. .bLAcK HIEks.

BY IT. \ Magliirc, who has spont II
years in this region. --latest accjitnts Of
tioid and Silver prospects, Agricultural
and Grazing resources, Climate, Hun ting
Fishing, Indians, and Settlers adventures
with them. Mining and Wilt Western
Life, the Waterfalls. boiling Geysefs, no
.ble scenery, immense Gppgess etc, With
II fine illustrations, and new map. Price
only 10 cents. Sold Ivy all NtwSdealerS,
or sent postpaid for Il cents by Donnel-
ley, Lloyd g. Coo Publishers. Chicago, Illy
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-01

pVVE is not easily earned iii these times
MIL but it can be MA le in threenronths
RfA by any one OF either Sex, in any
part of the country who is Wiling to work
steadily at the employment that we fur
nish, 800 per week in your own town.
You need not be away from home over
night XQp,cap give your wholegtime tC
the work or only your spare molReHts. re
costs nothing TO try tie busiress. aferms
aud S5cuttit' ffeB! Address at once. II !.
HALLgTT y Col Portland, Maine. 44-ly
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-01
Fiualeiaf Report of Howe Township.

Road Commissioners OF Howe Township
in account with said Township for year
ending May 26, 1877.
BY amount OF tax levied for Road
purposes. ................... .SI539 80
To am rec d from Co. Com
miSsiOncrs.............. ......S Sil l65 81
TO amt remaining in Com
IHissioners' Fhands....... 314O5
1859 50 1899 30
By anI't expended on roads.......... 1888 3S
TO orders rec d from County
Treasurer ....s>.....,ss.,.., 1l60 81
To ord rs remaining unpaid
this date.....,.......,......... 772Sf
. 1898 3S 1898 3S
by Balance due on orders unpaid. ~ 81
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-01
oRAcE's CELEBRATED sALVE.
Is 4 VEGETABLE PREPARATION

invented in the 18th century by Or. VIM.
Grace, Surgeon in King James army.
Through its agency he cured thousands of
the most serious sores aud WoundS that
batlled the skin Of the most eminent ply
siciaus of his day, and was regarded ~ all
who knew him as a public beneiaotor.
Price % cents a box. Prepared by SETH
w. FOWLE q SONS, So Harrison Avenue
Boston, Mass. 10
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-01

25 Fancy Cards, with your naufo, l0c
business cards printed on the back OF
Raro Photos. Samples aud terms 10 cts.
Statuary Photos, 3 Tor 25c.; Toe, All
rn,t-p1id 4. T.. lIuAG, Ma 8u, n. y,
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9H Fancy Mixed Cards. tCca postpaid.
20 ADDRESS ). W. Broelyayy& Co., Will
son, Niagara Co., n. y. eJ-,al14 a
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-01
j. NJ. MURPHY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

Mr.. J. NJ. Murphy, late of New York
pily. has taken rooms i'm the Ac0mh Bull
Ding, over Dericllspn q CO.'S store, and is
prepared % do anything in the line in
iir~,-c.ass manner. He has held the posi-
TN 3f Gutter iu some OF the best houses
iu England and the United States and is
confident that he can 1lvo satisfaction,
suits cat and made rom $40 to Sl2 and fits
guaranteed. Competition dehed. lj-6m
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-01

SITS 6uIss SsfF Fr5s t. 4$S9t7; y 9. vt5R si9
cry, Augusta, Me. Hit
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-01
RUNkARD sT,OSP.
OPlUM HABIT,

Permanent cures guaranteed in both.
Send stamp ior evidence. ASK druggists
for it, address BEERS & CO., Birming-
ham. CORN = .+,... r-' Ii 4t
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-01

SI4l a day at home. Aaelits santed s !! (
CO., Augusta, Maine. ll-4
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-01

LIVERY Scientist Architect, lBufldcr,
~ Tinsnith and Property Owner shouiA
have Il copy of the practical treatise on
LIGHTNING Protection iist issued
by the undersigned. ltexposesJ Jle 1seri-'
ous defects Of helightning Iods,now erect
ed, and gives explicit DIRECTIONS f0tT props
erfy protecting buildings, ships, oil tanks, !,
steam boilers, wooden bridges, Telegraph
apparatus, eta. 1t shows and Describes a
simple method by which II etal ropGs and
rain pipes, or other suitable metallic con-
ductois about buildings, viii effect abso-'
Int protection. tSent by mau, postage
prepaid, OF reCejpt of $3.50. Henry W.
Sponr, Reading, Penna. ia
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FOB WORK of all kinds dono st this Of
J iice nn short uoticc.
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LOCAL AND MISCEbL ANEOUs:

4Regular services nt the NJ. +.
Church. on Sunday evening pext..
4. Rev. Allen will occupy The pulpit.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-01

1-Oil is frm, Tho mufkst on Mon.
dayseloeed at S2.50}. 1t is altogether
probably thatthe market will 60 to
$500 soon. The sooner the better for
T5Eoi County iermtory., i'lI0"
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has pot crossed the Balkano yet. Sew
eral oE lhe command baked at Frank
lin. and some a: Pittsburgh. Court
Martials'are in oider.
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MONEY!.

+. H. CoUsE, Sec'y.
, 1877-05-25

6ono 1if.1nfoFmsd people appear 10 hayo bean
liz etsat q baidas FunJ 0qs ri e 9bs}e oe fe
not dtmn IN tho City Treasury 10 tho credit Of any
Hulltling Fnnd, and haa not been In over ttfpc
years. EyoEy doll that ras tllers In that fmni
mas been Used, without authority Of law fof otheE
puEposes.-EAicdgo 1tm<s. '-' ~'"s'
Nobody, whether we'll or III Informed. has tho
idea that there Is lying Idle In the City Treasury
somc S7oo 600 to ths credit Of the Building Fund.
This assertion Of W1LsTonsr he knew to bo nm.
tEao when hc wsote It. On tho 9Th Of May this
IL what W1LsroREr said In his paper:
There II. = eam Of money to tho amount Of about
1l0u. wy tn the CITY Treasury to the ctcat Of tIe
Court'lloaao Fund. It has been lying thsfe son1s
time: and il ouly uae 10 sny body ID tfat Il nots
psr cent pcr shurm to the gentleman who ot1ciates
~ County Treasurer. Tho interest on this snm
Alono conatttutes Tory comfortable INCOME
Meanwhile, tho city hnalneas IL conducted in a
miserable shantI IN tho corner OF LaSa]ie and
Adams stteets. II IL cold and stInpY in Eiutsr.
AMI An oFen full Of feti4 odora In summer,
THIS statement Of WlLsToRaY IL true, but bts
other one ts false. A. fast "a the dcituouent
taxes Of fs72-34 ase collected, tho amount OF
money to tho credit Of the Building Fund will
Increase In due proportion to that Of cach Of the
otl'cE funds. Whether WsLsroRBr knows
enough to know that or not, does not matter,
, 1877-05-25

tho interest only On ita bonds, and As aeenrity
tnese1of 10 '1iTe drst MORTGAGE on tho ROAD antt
HH otahencs ~ taas ha constructed. on Its eoutp-
ment md al thu property Of the companies"
hlr. PENDLEroSs statement Ia a gross e.
aggeratlon "A 10 the extent Of tho land.erants
to tho Union aud Central Pacific Railroads.
~ we'll ~ to tho amount Of the subsidies.
which va arc FREQ To confosa were muol, too
iarge,-the ignorance of the public being
taken advantage Of by tho spectators ~ to
tho cost Of construction, Just as tho speou-
lntors arc trying now 10 honsyfugte. the
Government into guaranteeing tho interest
on 7o,ooo, 900 OF bonds for the southeru
Pacific. The quantity Of land Rranted TO
the Union aud Central Pacific Railroads Ia AZ
fol1owss
Union PacfGc isnd:gsant acres. ..... IL, 900. 400
Centfa! Paeidc iand'grant aerea...... Ii, 723 O60
4oiAl'..*'' t...s..s-.............. q, ia, GOO
This fs less than two.flfths Of tho quantity
stated by BIZ. PErDLEroN. He declared It to
bo $6o,0o0, 900, whorcas II is less than
$24, ,ooo, GOO, on about 2, 200 mi1oa Of road. As
to tho Government subsidies received, In
stead Of "over got. .ooo. .ooo," they received
an follows:
Central Pacific Road 81. .e55. Dso
oaton F&eldc Noad. a7 23g. jl1
Iotal..' ...................$55,o o02, 10o
This Is about two-thir1la Of the amount
stated by tho Virginia gontlcman who is
painting tor m Issue Of guaranteed bonds to
Iox sco77's Southern Pacific speculation.
, 1877-05-25
THE FRENCH EXPOSITION,

NEW foRK, May A-A largely-aitended
meeting Of merchants, manufacturers, and
business men generally was held this
afternoon In the Cooper Union, Jackson Schultz
pfesiding, to tako measures for tho proper rep
Eescntatton OF American industries at tho Uni.
vcsssl Exposition Of Paris In 1878,
Tbs following resolution wss passed:
That We respectfully and most earnestly srqusat
Tho pfestdont q Tho United HtAteA, through tho
sEsss9ts1 Ena q s1ass to accept tho Invitation Of
best 70 hare \ Commis4lon turned that stl b
ohcisily recogaised By lla French Government
and VII carry ont the objects Of those OF our
position.
The Chairman Mss authorized 10 appoln&
COMMITTEE Of three to GO to Washington md
lay ths passes before the Pzssidans.
, 1877-05-25

During tho examination OF tho New York
Custom-lIouse affairs AIF. JAMES F, HALL.
Assistant Appraiser Of tho Ninth Division, tcs-
titled that tho present tariff Is tho most cumbcr-
some and unreasonable thing tho Government
ever set to work. For instance, some ttn,o arm
machine worth 1900 mas imported; It wa
all Of Iron, the duty on which Is rs pcr cent ex.
cept one llttlc steel spring no bigger thau a
mans finger. and worth two and n half ccn,s:
because Of tho presence Of that spring the mn
cline was asscsscd 10 per cent, ~ being ICON.
posed In part Of stccl." hfr. W1LlrAN DAr.
Assistant Appraiser, testified that q few months
ngo l1c was directed to examine invoices IN tho
silk department, and found TINT during The prc-
ccdlnE ak months they had been undcsyalued
IS per cont, anl more.
Ms. TuNNunE-Do You know OF nny tnyottAs n.
sika telng passed BY The examincss lowuF t,,sn ~
those q a. 7: STEWART, made at tho sane tin1oi
Mr DAr-fes. his., know Of some invoices
pAsscd. S' "~''
Mr.. ]. 8. MOORE. Parsce merchant, OF Apollo
strect, Bombay, testified before tho Custom
Ilouso Commission that tho roycnuo laws and
regulations arc complicated and contradictory:
hc believed that the employees OF tho Custom.
House twill compare very respectfully with
clerks In general" from careful calculations hc
concluded TINT como sl0, 600 200 worth Of eilk,
or @' per cent Of tho Importation, Ia annually
brought into Tho country ottlor 1rcc oof duty BY
direct smuggling or With undcrvaluatlon, and
ho believed II impossible to coli .ct tariff Of 60
to 80 per cent nd saloFeu on that articlo; syou
eau collect an ad yalorcm tasil," he sa!d. sonly
IN two ways: first, the duties must bo low, 30 as
TO mako smugRlng and uudervnluatlon un-
profitable; md secondly, elovnte tho civil sory-
rH Hh4 tm-
tor tho service ~ profession. should be
selected through a competitive examination,
and small nd valorcm tariff Of their salaries
should ba retained for relief fund for persons
disabled In tho service or rho retire from It
after long serYlc4.
, 1877-05-25

l Among the closing acts OF tue Legislature
|fas tue adoption Of tho report Of the Special
ommlttee exonsFating Mr. II. ". THOMSON,
rom all the charges and imputations brought
5a'hst him as coln1nittoo-clcrk in conueo-
on with tue publication In The Tribune Of
10 List OF absentoes. No more lastardly
Id despicable affair ever disgtaced the mn.
a's OF the Illinois Legislature than tho
hole business Of which the report Of ycs-
yFrdny was the tlna1ity. The charges were
;ade out Of the meancst malice, and the man
!, no made them know they wore falae-
! Jumped up br tho cowazdly shiskers to pun
q newspaper correspondent for doing lis
ny IN exposing their dishonesty and neg
. ct OF tho peoples business.
, 1877-05-25

!, An unexpected demand for coa!.tar and
, hect-'son has bcen craated by the success in
Minnesota of II simple but ingenious device
!, Or killing graaaloppers. A square OF sheet
ton, with ends and front slightly turned up
Id Its surface smeared with tar, Ii drawn
yer tue field, with the result OF securing on
20 sticky implement a bushel or go OF hon.
!. ;ers eacl4 trip. Tho thing works 50 well
pat Gov. PIL1anuax has ordered a large
urply OF iron aud tar from Chicago.
, 1877-05-25

Cano presentations hare been 90 plenty this
session OF ths Legislature ~ to cause some
wondeFmcnt. ut tho supply, which we presume
tho Springfield Journd! man can explain a. a
matter Of business. IT Is to bs regretted that
CATsKtk RHARNHr received no testimonial for
the courteous and gcntlcmanly way in which no
has afdc'l In conducting legislation. nc hos
been moro thnn tho Admirable CR1cnrox Of tho
session, because fis acts and conversation have
been much beyond anything that Cntcuros
would ha7o attempted. Ho ought To have had
two canes, we'll laid on.
, 1877-05-25

Tho Chtcagu produce markets wcsc fairly actiyn
yesterday, and grain generally stronger. atcss
pork Closed l.sac per bFl higher, at sl3 90 caal.
ana ~. 1is9Dla.B0 for July. Lard closed nXc
res loo 'bs higher. Mt so.a5 cash and 50. a56n
Na:s lot only. Meats were steadier; at 4ac
per % 1of loose shoulders, Uc for do short ,ibs.
anu 4!tc for do rloFs clears. IIf9hwincs wcre ur.
Changed, at 81. OF per gallon 1aku frc!shts wcro
quiet, nj oaic fnr corn to buffalo. Flour WA anlt
a1'i Steady. Wheat closed DC higher, ut $1,5lN
casi' md 81. oeh for Janc. Corn closed 1Ac
Higher, at 47c cash and 47%c for juno, oaa
Closed Hscndy, at 30kc cash and 30Ac for Jane.
ASe was asIner. ut 70<s7lc. harley waa autct,
al o'437oc Hogs wcro dnl1 md bG11Dc lower
VITA most OF The sales at 81. p06 co. cattlo vcro
acttvo and 5010c higher. selling nt 81. o56aE ~
eiIcep "cro quiet. Ono Hundred ftolars in roId
would buy 500 H7ti In Grcenlacks NJ tho cloae,
, 1877-05-25

was nasoral that KEARSxr, expelled from
ONCE IN thas county for bribery and blnok-
mall sl'ould bo recognized ns lender, and
."a' Inc cook county commissioners anosia
% projected from their robbed and plnn-
ae'co constituents oy inc aa'no Aee'alss"fe'
"nao no "'ae'ohoo 10 .heso men IN
sne nbsen'oiy en"s a n"moes OF Aoso
o"i'.t''7s'une'" ~, nan pec' .na'cted sor
looo.ns 'ao Pao"c' ana nea escaped
,.H evnoh oniS " running on tue
"'s,eSes7 sao H'e"""B INC documentary
o,asss, 1noso circumstances IN CODY
"n'1o ns"aSA2 "as loaaer aonotless
eiess'eo inc commissioner III tho estimation
w ~ n'oass r,n soo tne nsa'o IS 70 De PUN.
ns..a n.' " v'4o,'"v ,oF tne otase-aouse' and
,.~s oos ooaury nas ooen 'eohs'nned IN tho
nanos OF oiho'A thieVos' :
~ "oaiu nave peea anusiog' mad IT not
oesn pis'Ao'e. 70 "''nesa 'ae House Of Hep
. aouus4'es 1t'1''''n8 1'e'enue law. We DO
Nv supposo n'ole snAlno'u' EXHIBITION OF
.sAota.'ee' Mela'ut' anu %n'ee Was ever.
s:Sa 80 nuy pp''o ooaS, anu tn's oy tho IN
u'N'.nls "no "efo !ro.ent1ous a. "states-
men' a'o "no imagined they were winning
ans '1'aonesa o1 tho body M whole was
hno"n "nsn 'ae aosenteei"m became so
great 8nas tue hatitnally y-attending members
"eso co"isoneo 70 'Ssue circular OF appeal
ana tethonA.Fnnco 70 the public. The Thtn-
wv 'uon 'fantee tao record OF aosenteeiam
ln'"'o " sne a'e'nootS' anu forthwith every
ret'y "n'ppeF-8uappes and bummor IN the
u 1,ous' Sougns notosaety ~ dononncing The
aA'nuSks reporter. Ihe performance was
'i""p'a''ng 70 the people OF the State, but
c.'a.ao.e''soo oi inc msn. The chief Gauss
VI 1ne'f i'npotens rago was tho detection |
ana exposure OF tho scheme to procrastinate
anu 10 no1h'hg. 30 tl'at there mig ht DO an
excuse LOT IN adjourned sqF'on. a session
no3s Winter ls "hat thoy had set their hearts
upon out thelr oumner courage finally
1a,led them:
1no Aeg'slature' as WINS aho"n by the
n8ofes phoilshed IN ycatordays TRIBUNE,
Vo1ea 9l'+oo'ooo more money for this yeara
genera! expenditures than waa voted by the
celebrated aa HAiSEs Legislature OF two yoara
"go' 1ne Legislature was unable to resist
AL apPl.catton ior ah appropriation, and
'eA3'y si'"ovsooo was voted away III the
''a'no OF co"fity. Iho army OF ab!e-bolied
'nano'canea III enargo OF stnte institutions
Will DO largoly rccttlitod by these liberal