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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-03-27
What a Carpet Bagger Remem.
bered, and how a Visiting States.
man Changed his Mind after
March 4. M

bered, and how q visiting States
man Changed his Mind after
March 4. UH 39i
WASHINGTON, March 14.--He was
from Louisiana, and if Hayes's policy
continues he is likely to be from Louis
lana for some time. He handed me a
cigar out of the State contingent fund,
and his clothes were out of the School
Board fund, and he had mile or two
Of broken down levees in his shirt studs,
and little matter in State bonds on his
little finger. So he went on: 81 should
not mind so much about all this If l
didn't remember Noyes's speech. You
know Noyes was a visiting statesman
Then we counted them in, and now they
are counting US out; and one night we
were all together-Matthews, and Gar.
field, and Moves, and Kellogg, and
Packard, and all the rest that we're in
terested in-in-Hayes. There was
some bad news from Florida that night /;
looked as if all our work would 60 for
nothing, and we too, as we have; and
they put Noyes up to, make q speech ;
seems ike he talked easy-sort Of had
a speech on tap. And he said-well,
what do you think he did say s-that it
was hard to meet defeat at the North,
and to lose Hayes, and give the Gov
ernment to its enemies; but what really
made their hearts bleed was leavin' us,
and abandoning the loyal white and the
thrice loyal black man to the tender
mercies of the rebel and the foul cruelty
of the bulldozer. Well, sir, he most
cried and We we most cried, and you
wouldn't believe it." 'tt
ooh, yes, I would" 9o
"Well, I wouldn't. He met me. and
a crowd of us the other day, and he
called us damned carpet baggers. He
did, indeed; and said we ought TO leave
for the good of the party. lust wish
he would be visiting statesman again,
that's all" 5l' ''H-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-03-27
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Mill Building and Mill Machinery.

T AN PREPARED TO FURNISH PLANS
Ss! and spscrrroArroNs of Steam FIGURING
Mills, Grist Mills, Saw Mills and Factories
,sswill take contracts for the erection Of all
sss kinds OF mills. aud to furnish the latest i'm
.s6proysd machinery for them. Have had 2S
Isi years experience in the business. Address
sissiE ssat fsklges y 4 GEORGE RICHNkR, :,
.sR1ssg y vab Jerusalem. Monroe Co., Ohio.
sonO mchl4,' '76r. isq $50 eis .r7sf II = ~ g.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-03-27
l. r. FARQUHAR, M. ID.
Formerly OF Zanesville, Ohio,)

qs Physician and Surgeon,
Once and residence in the Kirkbride property,
WOOD SFIELD, 0H'IO.i
Having located at the above place, offers his
Professional services, where he hopes by
close attention to business to merit public
confidence and patronage. -
Chronic Diseases will receive special
attention. maya, ,'g6Y
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-03-27
NOTARY. PUBLIC.

.ie So fl2gL uei
THIN undersigned, having been appointed
i Notary Public, would inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he is
prepared to Hll Pensioners Blanks. admin
lister Oaths, take Depositions, acknowledge
Deeds, Mortgages, and other instruments Of
writing. JOHN JRFFRRS.
apr1s, ,'76Y. Bsallsville Monroe Co., Ohio.
, 1877-02-02
NREADSTuFFS.

FLoUR-WM quiet aud sArhApged. Tharv VA only
light dsmAld. but holders adhered osmy to tbs 1s.
eany advanced quotations. wheat hetnx nr.u and tho
stocks hand suau TITS a1cixl statement made ys..
terdaF shoxs o. $50 brs here, agknst o., a3l hf1 4
month ago. ead o. 0a3 bf!s year ago, but dealers sAy
that the quantity held by them IL csTcsly ora than
eusauseE OF thu whole. tho ftst not being offered u
&ha wholesale mAfkat. Tha offerings are suAl though
gsw more lots than ususl hRrs baen offered Rithln
lew days past to Rrftve asIea yestcray limited
To 73 bFls winters at41t3 and 100 iris spsuG e1tIa
chiefly at IT, so37.33. Tbs market sInsed quiet With
tbs following - tbs aIkinx rsaxs Of pstress Chotcs
wlntsf.. e77S4a.aoi medium Finters, ea7sse7. 50
ya.soI7.p0. medium do. ". .ouaa 80, shipping e1.
eraa ss.734aoo; choice patents. ~. oo40so; eom-
noH do, e72a1773; spsinK supsSnuas. u ,0O@ uo.
Kys nous. HA.hna%.ao. Rnekwhsat do, II. .aa7s. %;
BxAs-Hss rather quiet snd Sos yes ton lower. ssea
soa,I x a. A. Ala 10 toas 81 rs ssou o:;isy i siao o.
HtDoLlsos-sAss vers 70 tons Il 4ls.ooa,a.oo per
sx.AE1L-sNs Va ma1s Of i'd, GfIa 4 g1. is.
n = .aa s,s
sa I "a ' III; "a &x
:ss,:
!s:S s.!ess:s s'<ifs y: :s.*ss:
.yss1sd T. = sA!sy esal rr9snqent .Persl.a
ecas 3psnsos. rsiesa 70 hs III I'LL i i
s: sss: q :, = ns
= 81 % \ s. sa!; q s;os,;
hA's ~ eauaVtdlaSsuJ iAsks Esen aaxs saMlnsf "a
, 1877-02-02

Rs IN 81 s ssyT: s %sro
f1f Ea' IT. *n f Gmr1yn ,n r Wsrr s,t"n
sa II: !sG sTsis = svanes nS! III
so" scsa1nsf + @ .ve t. N .s esny sssF Il F
FSSs , ss1 IL ;ss !s I'd ses ;sis
Int r. trcsn ] recap,s S. q Z No ,y: sie!:i "
@ s'si ss5? ES5Gs'fl :" set q e
ID /; .,pe s y 's1S'' {: III sadt ~
TIT s;F ss1 WxarM9..s fc!' o,s. asking pre-
se: ssH .aa Ii sFss *n
,s;; i Ss;s:;s, ss;.,s f.. M.y: md g.ss:s
- ;iss ] ss.ss
drnlnc:. Thefs xs'a soel aeS,sai ea!iy. tas fshsr
ss has
g we ss "s s ca I'D f H. ,ts
ciiar,s:ef q III market q; nath na,s cs, 70. IA
4: H. W.: ssi5 e. ''s
9Ss: 9s:s 81 i's ~. es,S .a .ss:
s:"s$xss t:soj e "ss h.sSmis;a 4 s;s: iss; =
.si;a \ y: q ;sSS ~
s%s.: ::':s: S; :s:s +;
r s :iaTea'ts q aassnss prss. st y !s s.
III M !Sis osss I'LL ss III
I'll, I'll # FL; Al ss Il RI, st t 4 ss;v .' e.;
=: ,ox i :asiSs:s. y. 81! ..t!i !. Ill., a'!i
teis s:a!s*t fHt'ies fsrsh rcsslrts q .elerteti
s; j.; .;;s;. y N n; ffs}sss.sa fssss
s sse 9 q s9a .t !: IT, .sa 'ss s sss .s ss sss
,o NJ wa p2Ss :. ~ @ 5 e &C.. q
NtAfrN 1t 3fs. EAs h4lfA ftnjt$F1 Of 4tD
, 1877-02-02

We quote po0f 10 ehDioa Il 1s.Axk3.2s.
e 4 g.: s. 4; & e. e.
NEW yQRk.
lns fss thrss sys ssslass ssns sias ~
sssa. ta Hs ss ~
eou!Aon. bnA4ef so,ne Wessern dfraseI beef Ia bad
soadoa haa " bo sold &t 68ae city alns
7&.ac.
HIxxr-fteesfpta 2 aed making g. 72o TO. thrss Days
4g4nts TO- o7U sia lime l1ft Wcfk trade slows Prices
shade worse for the sslllak latsrssl;
s ;set: 4
sSiss-Rseslp.s. 1ua msktoR =, 100 70. lures daya
ssEasns. ~ 9n .snae time as1s wssks mHkst wsskl
nryyA1o.
Hp1yALo. n. r., Feb, l.-CATr14-Reeeipts. III
total dos Eho Eeek. AsQt; 11 market to-day.
sHxxs Akp LAYns-ltsfelpsS. pD tosai fof the Mest.
.ns q aa.sa aas pss:
fu1l s1d .sak at yeats1aaIs = quotalfaa9
t.arkst 99iet siiea q fes Yosksrs = @ Psi Gai
oai cas- YssKcfs I'D esls sss1y uasad. "~'~@'s
aT. LOUIE. ...
81. Lorla Feb. l.-Hoos-Dall and low Or, light
.higo!1x, $4ahc' paes1Axs ao.0aa.6os boteaslss
DArrLx-sseady saa qnehsns~ds e1eEiaxs nast,y
poor Srsdess resJ little Gs!n1.
CINCINNATI.
C,kctsxAIt. Feb. l.-ltou&-Bteadyt fair demand
fof spplnx frs4sas pscktnf aualttes dualt COMMON,
h!ssy. aSSS u s q; isesS e.:t:sf
ahpmeuts, !. .733.
Ap141Af0Lu, Feb. 1.-ueus-nuN. vesk. md
, 1877-02-02

sdvanco in the general 'ls, Init subsequently this
and tho general list declined Il to IA. During tho
afternoon there was VERY little Of Interest IN tha
markell and nt ttrnea dnstncts prevailed Towards
cred 4 to i from tho lowest point Of tho
day, Win Western Union. nnd Lake, Shore
ho.ton I'LL The IL. zoo. 600 Chicago. Hufl!ns.on
/ Quincy per cent rtnklna. .tund bonds have been
awarded at 4a7. COS per bond: Transactions at thc
~. 400 were Western Union, 2, 600 Rock Island,
~. coo Bt- rAulA, ~. COO Lake Shore. 7. 500 New
York Central, {, 000 Michigan Central, 2H, 600
lnekawAnna. nnd II, coo New Jcrsoy Ccntrnl.
Money easy. :fl4. Prime mercantile paper,
4nGti; good, hEl0.
Custom receipts, so3o, 600.
Assistant Treasurer, $s4o, 600.
f'lcasngs. $fO, Coo. 60U. .-...
, 1877-02-02

CATTLE-UalcF tho Prcssurc of CONTINUED heavy &c.
ccrs und reports Of du!lnFss and depression Ut tho
Fast, the market yesterday csAcd OF another i01i5o
per luo By and uactvo and weak at the decline
Tho arrlvas thus far LufaE the present week show
daily arcraga Of 100 .ad. Tho supply for tho time
ahtpperA would not sho bottom knocked entcly
Of the market there must bo specify curta!lnent Of
shipments. II not smother hoof sent In for tho
next ihrer days trAde would sutIer drAubnek, a.
auc enough cattle liz III thu yArt1 10 satisfy nj
dcmanda that likely 70 exist dnrng tho reMalndcr
tho week. Thn number OF buyers present yesterday
fully up 10 tho average but ali Glasses bought
tiousy, and tho tofa Of hair purchaser did Fpael,
fourth OF the offerings. Most OF th1 work was dons
slvsJ Is for hutehers su0, ant II a. 0oA 30 for
fair 10 good shpp!uz steers. PslMs Eradcs fol 70 4
sm2tl cxtent at S4.GO4473 aud few chUtco extra
were tnkcn 1t fs.2,43.ad Btocktre were In aomo do
nAnd al 70. 80 md for gon feeding steea higher
fENlGs WcEc paid. Tho market cloeed heAYx.
, 1877-02-02

The p1caeant weather helps tratc some what, tho
orders from the Interior being more Numerous aud
liberal than heretofore. Prices wcro tolerahty
stcady. Tn.plates were quoted 5oe per box low.
CT. tho decline being duo chiefly 10 the drop In
gold. Nails wnra unchanged. The wool and
broom. m.cosn markets wcrc quiet snd steady. Hides
wcre in fair local request at recent prices. Tho
seed market was steady rndor fair inquiry,
Though clover was easier owing 10 increased otrcs-
lngs. Hay was slow, excepting prairie. which re-
taslcrs bought to place In store. Poultry slow,
and dressed stock Was quito weak, the weather
being too warm for It, and sellers mrro cousc.
quent&y anxious TO realize.
RAJ, irciehts wera quoted dsm at tho recent 3D.
vance. tho rates being 40c on grain and 50c on buk
meals and SOC per brl On flour 10 New York, and
DOC for bulk meats And Aoo on grain 10 Boston;
also BIC grain to Baltimore, and 35c do 10 phii.
adclphta. There was \ better inquiry for corn
room, and the offerings Of cars we're few.
WHEAT IN ENGLAND.
II. Kalu,s jackson writes - follows IN Dom
Pfn SosS g "a
shss Nv sfscs te
eUs Ustisa t si5 se is. ss
T. K :e sfss
nj IT,: .,s : h s
sy ss ss e t.aS @ 1s1 ,.t SSH; n
s e wa e s.s s.
,sne,afy iyyvs SoS i is 5sa5y
that
sPsos fsssias I'LL
::ss as -
sssnsk Srssk y s eas e:.!%s ts n,uatsa T nar
e 81 ss
noaa 70 a nr y aea m as ~ sssa M nSM s1
10 I.ndon fia*sssT The waHtet !. messing away md
W.: 5s.n :ss i: VII ssIesssr u sspTae:te
sax ws . iS's
inf R.fdtn vsE:s1iss ana Its s;..s Ist human sad
ssSsmu; ssa 'p'sns. hsss Sen lste sni
ahs.s rieaen. h.!s 8 considered to rtnuc. thu
MrsIhty srkn,ncnt. that saaehly rsma;r % tho ede
s.ae a.
3 % Nss shevss II ssaT IT. e g. ~.
ss1 M v s G,s eano ~ fGG @ e nIsss tho b
rnICE or WHEAT IN L1y Enruol*
To tis Editor NJ Taa Tribune.
CnirAuo, Feb. 1.--Accordpg TO the tc!egsAphc
code Of Mr.. Beetbohn, tho Liverpool quutations Of
spring wheat postcd on 'Chango rcpretent "tho
lowett price Of NJ. and the highest price Of No.
l." When quotations arc not posted they arc nn-
derr.ood to b. tho samo as thofc hat eablea On
the 9:h Of December the quotations posted were
los 3t91os 1od. and these figures remained IN
chnngcd untii the 1Tlh Of January.
Now, tho circular Of 1langtton i LlsIngslone e,
Liverpool, Of The 9Th Of january. pubtished In
notnDuech tbs 9th. quoted No. spstng wheat, los
! sa o1 passd III ~
4d IL. % edSiS. ana d. H. iis
What wish Ia got at Is, which of thu aboYa m.
, 1877-02-02
REAL ESTATE,
The following instruments wero died for record
Thursday, Feb, i:

Tht ToII0WinR Ih8VumthN WEk6 hIth Tor record
Thursday, Feo, /:
CIT rHorEhTr.
TAbaAh ~, $50 II Of Twtnty.1fth st. q +,
undivided II Of suxlRo II. dated Jan. 4...,S 500
West Van BuEeu r. 343 4.lO T. Of BAcraH1cneo
IT, I, 151i21 2. 10 q, dated Jan, 3,,...... 67S
= awiti hndlnE. lated IN. ai......:..."...:. 1000
c141i1t II. dated Jan: n:23.,..n............ 900
.Tith buildings, dated ian. 21..::".."":. laoou
,,Ia d.l0xi47ft, dated Aug =. iB7o........:. $500
,,ios7 io0S,3s T. dated Jan. 93......::....... am
Portland ay. 3tl e n Of T. wentJ J.fsvcnth II. v
15xl25A H. dsttt Jan. EJ........+-,...... i,17a
Vest ThfrtrtntAa n MI 1-1O It Q Of LoorltB II.
,,nf 3l1iai II dsted Feb. i:.:...;.......... i.oo
aoxI5I a.iO Il, dated Feb i.............".. ROO
s0tfH or CITY LfAlTA WfTnla 4 kihfuS or AxvIH
MEtkA THE cot Kr.HoEEE.
~ 81, ia, dated JAM lo..,.................8 loo0
, 1877-02-02

HNH!-Tho supf!y ~ about tho aAma . rtfof4e'l
for Wednesday,, and with spvthnK like a1 kEiIyc de-
lnanl Ut couEso would hAte prsed attokethcT lDade
4u4t h4t lhc wsnt. u both hs oeat apd Eastern rAe
Cd Il ~ ,nn9ysues p Il rs' ds.sa'nE trade ffom te
uiarkrd decaa, wsFo weak md unsettsI With fathrr
= downward inclination. This quality waa inferior to
rs 1sx s.eeloa' ss a.SI saainF a9ns i n;,sss
prime khs 'snxs s0ld u o. al. IO Inferior 10 Ro0l
hskty l0ta It T. sa 10 aud ehotcs 10 e1tFa heavy a&
fG,4t41.73. SkrrttN aud Ea1awak9 generally kpl g&
&AQxAA -, Tbs market plo&AI tt9y,
, 1877-02-02
4,WQ
s7s
1000
600
lAmN
$500
A7uU
I,15
i,No
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wero the receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articlcs OF produce in thls city
during the twenty -four hours ending at o'clock
on Thursday mosnlug and for tho corresponding
day laAt JeaF:
, 1877-02-02

ALCUlI0L,-wrs stesdy II 81. naa1.1o.
HR0OM-c0RS-Small oNdrs arc coming Ia, hut
ttsdt on tho whole Is light and tho market ray tito
stock, except Of grrcuur being large. Quotations:
Choke green hnr. 5H3Scs medium husl. rrl tip.
ped. 4k45ei green brush, With hari enough to work
II. n73 20; rcd tipped with do. 44cs rd do, 311tkct
grcn aud lnslde, k5cs red tipped DO a1J6t,
inside bruz. 1ssc; medium 10 choice stalk btald ~
o4cs inferior brush, tcs crooked do. 2kfc.
DuTTEH-stoll butter waA dull md weak. tho soft
weather Of tc past TOW days Masking holders anxious
to realize. but for good to choice packed tho market
maintains nrn tons Tho receipts only about equal
tho current wsnta OF tho trsdo We stt quote:
Choice 10 fancy yellow 27t31cl mcd!um TO good, ua
:sct Inferior 10 common. isGise; rot. 17allo.
DAG0lNQ-Thcsu w4a tttId no rtsange In &ho
baHginG market. Trads rculslis 1uto: At strady
prices, wo again auete Is follows, stark A. caHct
Atontanp A. 1iAcs Peerless A, 1tkct Ontario A.
1Ac, Lewiston \, :oxc, Otter Creek. 1oc, AmcsI.
can, 1851 Amosxrax, Ises burlap baas, 4aad d
2skc. -
Ct1EEsE-Therc WAL frm market for good 10 choice
at ostoc.
coAl-1n this market no changes wcrs developed.
Tr1dc was quiet It the annexed quotations, Lacxawan
FL x ~ s5s2 d ~ 80 ssqss t' s ps.; S:
,s's ., isdsas {!s fif tlosf tss oa''ha''s
'i;Y ~ s| sst Sss lover, I'll.
receipts wsrn nS!erac hnt sppers held OH and asks
ssstps ~ 4 afsine 3 fs'r' los head ind eafs ar
ES{sS%;sa i Sy f.r request at aaaaso for fresh.
s Sisr la'iSss, 81 e9sss,y sssoan.
vii sses:s 5'et; sS:e otn9 f1a
:ss:s s:!;s s;b L. :@ly s hi ssstsf: e.
@ ~ II ;,';|s +, t :S:' t's
..as L.5;adof hs5r,nF. 1r,nF nhaa, ItL lG:S de: eGti.
AZ! ~. 9s5rtas Pe1 boz. assaoai Coiuabs llisst
rigiTs xSn NUTS a eoasnasa 4 l!os..! rnoyemsns
II. dsasnd w :5oas ssssa
eJ.s ;e ss f p.as:. ass: a ,tr's; e9
"sH s';a: v.:s,. !soi
ziRa9 GSs t1s f5 o .
sssss; Ss5sS
av1s-E.itsftt is!!sss .IMsaas I .f f:s?sxon.. le&.
.'sass .sa IL: ss @::fsss *s!9s
II s!::sq a.;s: Ssfsa gs:ss s:.sS
sa's!as sas Sta1 Sss
sS Gu sa.. tG
..rs h:ta With !us.s.,.a a.m;
THE $s's y stt!s ss ss +:
taensht HIso1s'e The s9ss a,.skss u; ;tssdy and
iEss: e S,hs1 s5;iss: Sc1a soaasilI sesdy. Wsss:
Eis:.S.ssss. s:;ss hos..ass !, , s4esse ,,,,,.
ssS'|ss '$: as; il is ss% :t,$t: ;S
sto4H.fEedt ess ut i3issia,to, eru.hea, 1a,
;s. g NJ - TIT Is
~ 's ss' ssaasa sass: sss:ss, sa
nfs homer ;Flps hssss; tiYer urIns. hNAssci .,s,
, 1877-02-02

NAv 0AtEAxs. Feb l.-CorTox-<3ood demand,
but Al lover rstes sales. A7o0 hairs good ordinary.
U421ici low mldllIinc. iIK31I,se; u.adllas. l:AA
ife1 nne, ls}4aAlaRc receirts. net 10 7e1, fross,
lts,s, Exports u utetpooL l+4ts; stock, tn 3oa.
CxA1lksIox, Fso. t.-cortox-uuu; mIdliax,
, 1877-02-02
PET.NOLEUAf.

| CLRTKLAHb, O.. Feb. l.-PxTsoLIu1-As1kes quiet,
standard vhlte, ITO tcat ITO.
F1r9saulo. Hab. b.I.-FxTxoI1vA-Csua quiet aud
upsettls4l ~ 1o n taEkaftt retRed dul 3ke plla-
aelphla delivery.
, 1877-02-02

, +..-,.,"
ANih'1rAN a.x rons, orf'hs'
x.r rors tfs re Ss.ss = Z: .sss -h... d
nsa to snail odd and rosea lots, so. ch.esso nan,
,s y, LOG a ssy tntef'.t DO q e,s'
:!s:. 4: ays es!s.. ssa,as Ws:!s.e =. ss!e :
x;:sss ni.ss as:s.ssss' sss business, :sis. :,
ooUo oa. ne~ 10 edaac, 'oN1sss nc" nearaaea
ssss sss ssss5 aS sss os1s se sa
No. ch'easo, ataaa: saoat
n's'ase ), ri" IN aas'sa
s. 'ss ss' 'st f., % s s sss 's' co.
9na Gu tor as'snsE sa 20 o!a snI VI for
,ne ,e- n I'D .ss a
s.!ss. as's's'ss. w:,'''a !sss e'sss: w
which causrd dncf1cd eeltna. rarces m stnt dtff.
cut 10 muye but snccussiTn trso norn lhrra',
Of ,9 te. rrl.ns ,te: o. e 'oot a. s,ito and 10
,a a.s :. S;s'aa ss.ss ~ : :. ssi1;, III .ss .si
IT,. Is: 's' 10. N',' :. e'.s'''a. s''''as @'
, ,a.o' o o. aw made y former r,ssa
1yMs, %s saos saa 91s ssa'f's. 0alu'' refined nf'n
~ TX east ana aallt aaes OF oasUu ns
.1 Mszf:s' per- ,:'ss quiet and '' '.s' Ut 60 '''' at
NV reSsi u; r. <",n 4;2ss.z4 St :, a,.
u !:!sss es.sd ssssais Fssn's?y. II ,sias
~ i ss.:?: i; ;s;S,
iisjHs. isjss. November u a''4''se' peee"''e' lss7a
It'll gssd & Sss; S%;i,
f8lNs1. IS; fairy, sTs0 u. Il, Extra tjhtn. s5vys
s2 II s ss 5i.i' a'a;ss 9ss' i'ss'
81 S; sS!s: ssa;ss ;!sa'sS ssa eae
sas !'a.ssrSst ~ 3 ( eh saHS; fs;iio.s
aassnsss. GstnNSex siI.ie arncrs mussa.o ais H. IL.
/? III ''; III. ; ss:s? @ e;
iis;:5l,$s; yss!i'se.. ,oo,,e, ps,. t.aa,e.
Ss; rs 4ss ";
.s;;S i; :js
e:S; sSS;;;Ss; ;,n,,, ,sass',o. s'
k9aa.ss aeaii sissfsa:ss: Y
Y;s:!: ss:nM.sss| as'
Market aas WestcfM picGIed hains, ill., i1sjSs western
| EnE clcsr. rNci q un uc. LAfA-lEatpc sttan1s
*Hh;! H:t's!s Mesisra: a:.Sssse:''o. isss,s
IT, 1og,. No., rss. e.. ,oSotzos-pu .otts; .u4 ,ov.r
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, 1877-02-02

loNK Aad .H0 ttaEE Qupt<d q ba ckad Or Febfpafy,
aud b5sa 4aet March. Eam1etland1 uuet At 8ste3lei
!9ak e4t haHA y iU<e al bo1eds sweet
aco1 quoted II 10 svF shoulder, PIC for short rh1,
otc sot ah9rt caesr ilh4l14c foF hams al sAAyAsea
HkEAs4-WM 9atet u a2As.
BEkF fR0uUEFK-Were steady end upjet at &lC,75
Nil:u Tor meas $l1.7sAi1-Oo l0r extra ueAsi aud
2l,H4451. % fur hams. -
TALLOW-WgA quota u 7f&1Yo for city. and 8AdF7ko
for IQuSt$Y lots, the nRda tor No. ,.
, 1877-02-02

NxH Yonx, Feb. 1.-The cotton eoods market con.
nues fairly active, and prtcoa as. Prtuts In
good demand sad stroax with IN upward tendency,
Oriental fancy prints advanced eeuss. Netoas aud
fancy casaimascs In fae dsasad. Kentucky esus
were rather more attlvs.
, 1877-02-02

INITIALS AND fiMHEk's sTOEK-iia plstcs hs .
gold Otherwise there VI! 10 chadxp In pEtceI Tfs4s
q Hxpt, but tupkpFlaG. VIZ Guota:
, 1877-02-02

VIC publish he,ow tbs official report Of tho Union
etock'Yarl Company. showing tho movement Of live
stock for January. In comparison with January, 1873,
thcru IN taercsc Of IS 10 cattle, and decroase Of
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-02-19

At Booths George Fawcett Rowe's
new play, Fifth Avenue, is booked for
long run. its first performance having
settled the question of its popularity.
Mr.. George Rignold, who was specially
imported from London for this piece,
makes a dashing hero, and renews the
furore of feminine devotion for which
his appearance in New York is always
the signal. At his first appearance on
the opening night, an elegant solid sill
yer boat loaded with flowers was handed
on to the stage as slight testimonial
of the admiration of his fair friends.
The scenery is of course local, and is
surprisingly accurate.
The other current successes arc,
Ground the World in Eighty Days"
which the Kiralfy's continue at Niblo's
Garden, and "Our Boarding House"
which continues to make fun for its au-
ditors and money for its proprietors. at
the Park, to the management of which
theatre Mr.. Chandos Fulton has recent.
| ly returned. RADIx
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-02-19

At a meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Lamoille County National
Bank. holden at their banking rooms at
Hyde Park, on tho 10th inst. to take
action concerning the death of their late
president, Judge Noyes, the following
resolutions were adopted:
ResolUed, That in the recent death of
the Hon. Lucius H. Noyes of Hyde Park,
we are deeply sensible that this commun-
ity loses one of its most valuable citizens
one, who, in all the relations Of life,
public and private, so ordered all his
ways, that he richly merited, as he
largely received, the highest respect,
esteem and confidence of all who knew
him; and that the association with
which he was SO long connected as its
principal officer, loses its most wise,
prudent and efficient manager.
ReSoLved, That we tender to the fami-
ly of the deceased the expression of our
heartfelt sympathy under this bereave-
ment by which, we fully realize they
suffer an irreparable loss and we give
them assurance of our highest apprecia-
ton of the worth, virtue and excellencies
of him for whom they have so much
reason to mourn.
G. S. Noyes was elected to fill the
vacancy caused by Judge Noyes' death,
and Carol S. Page elected vice presi-
dent in place of G. S. NOyes, elected
president.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-02-19

ing his better nature altogether. An OBJ
serving correspondent at Washington
writes us that public opinion there seems
to rise and fall like the tides. Now one
side is buoyant, the other side detected.
The next day the case is reversed, and
the only reason he can assign for the al
formation is kind of lunar influence
that is commonly called lunacy. If men
will make up their minds to be satisfied
with the decision of the Electoral tribu-
nal, we see no chance for any disap-
pointment. That it ought to be salts
factory, whatever it may be, is evident
enough from the high character of the
tribunal.-Nashua Telegraph.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-02-19
LETTER FROM SENATOR ED.
MUNDS.

The following letter from Senator Ed
munds shows his position, and gives in
teresting information on the great ques-
tion that is now agitating the public
mind:
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER, !
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 2, 1877.
DEAR SIR: Yours of the 3Oth ult., is
received. You are aware of the bill that
has passed and become law. No COM
promise has been made. The practical
and legal question was whether it was
to be left to the House of Representa-
tives to reject the votes or whether the
disputes were to be tried by a tribunal.
The notion that the President of the
Senate had any deciding power was to-
tally untenable. Never in the history
of the country had any such power been
exercised or claimed by him. The Re-
publican situation was that, in every in
stance in which dispute had arisen,
the two houses had determined it, and
no vote has ever been received that Ell
Their house objected to, and only last
March every Republican IN the Senate
with three exceptions of whom l was
one) voted for bill placing the power
of a rejection of votes, in case of double
returns, in each house. We could not,
therefore, without the most shameless
dishonesty, go directly the other way,
because we had something to gain by it.
The substantial effect of the law we have
passed, therefore, is to get the Republi-
can cause out of situation which was
absolute death to it and into tribunal
where it can have fair play. Whether il
can succeed now or not, | cannot say,
but if it cannot, it will be because the
law and the truth are against it.
have not time to discuss the question Of
the constltutionality Of the bill All
can now say is that have no doubt Of
1t. AS to the consequences to myself
they are the smallest of considerations
The Vermonter who has not enough hon
esty and courage to follow what seems
to him to be his clear duty when all tn,
facts are before him, because his con
stltuents may not be satisfied, is unfit il
my opinion to be Senator.
Thanking you for your kind interest
am, In haste, Very truly yours.
} GEORGE I. EDMUNDs.