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The New York herald., 1878-10-08
The Stock Market Inactive
and Weaker.
GOLD 100 SIS A 100 3-4 A 100 5-S.
Government Bonds Firm, States Dull and
Railroads Irregular.
Money on Call Easy at 3 a
Il Fer Cent.
WALL STREET, |
MONDAY. Oct, Tt Y. II. (

MONDAY, Oct. 1-o r. u.
As compared with the lew days preceding this
mornings market a aull one. An occasional
OF activity frightened up the existing Sahara OF
duness out tor OF the time the markas WAS bar
rem enough suit the fastdious taste oil Bedou.n
Arab. The speculative attention directed toward
again to-day. AS went its quotations went the
market, and went in turn the profits or lasses Of
those who had picked It out as a special speculation.
As II turned the highest price OF Lake Shore
the opening and the lowest the closing one; be-
tween tho there was only half per cent differ.
ence, so neither bull bear suffered acuiely.
Both bull and bear win conceds. however, that
quite evident ttat the buyers OF day two back
sellers to-day. The coal shares and Pacific Mail
apparently absorbed whatever there OF a floating
weakness. The nrst because notion prevails that
the combination Is not long Tor this world (threat-
ened is by attack from the Lehigh Valley
quarterl aud the second, because q new wrange has
sprung up between the Panama Company and Pacific
Mall as 10 which is responsible tor old debt In
curred during the .stockwer administration OF the
Quo elections, 1t Is feared, viii be rngcd
Of a green than yellow melancholy, ana CONGO
quen,y suggests tho desiraplty OF greenbacks over
gold. Money is loaning at per cent call. but It
is remarked that the banks distnclined to lend
upon time.
The opening, highest lowest and closing prices Of
stocks ami gold at the New York Stock Exchange to-
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NEW HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER s. ls7s-TRPLE
ero.. s.all. sales. 1.soo; las. e,snlae ESQ s.oes

eross asll. Sales 1900; last evening. 1850 Stock
Mosmx Oct 2 1873
as, msans & .;sss Gs 3 Ssss SSas
cosstwiss. 5S7 sales. $50 Stock. io.5o7.
Cotton sas.; mlsalins. syse isx @i,Sss, ssss
ordinary sies Net receipts 4s oa,ss e Exp.r,,;u.
$780, sales. a5Oo; iass evening i,2oo stock, e.os.
CHARLESTON. Oct. z. 1873
dns .eys rssd =" arainss sac Net
6.5l7 bales txpor.s coastwise. ss7s. Sales ''ooo
''o sA' eo WILMINGTON Oct 4 1879
81 25 for strained Crude turpentne firm at VI - er
hard and 81 for yellow dip and virgin Tar quiet at u oo
NANN oswKco, Oct 7. 1878
& c sss ns no. rs
W. ss wsas = r.
81: No 1 red State. 81 OF. Corn unbalanced; No 2
& 1ssG s. as ssy % s cS. sss
ssfp AND s.s Ss s's ao
At e s. ' %S.s and n good sss s & s .ss
white Michigan. 941Sc o4,4c. spot: 9ilSc october
ss s'i y ssIs as
0s,s sass and steady No. wh1s On noe ras ns
% Flour 1000 sSis shsss 5000 bushels 100 ds
10000 bushels; corn. 800 do. oats, iooo do
TOLEDO, oct z. 1879
Wh.s. qass No white w,e.s so ase NJ white ,nn.
.ss ... S:;.ss
s
he; rejected Wabash, s7c. No ! Western amner
9oMc; No. amber Illinois, 911ac Corn quiet; mixed
sss; No s7c damagsa 81 sS,se Oats o. aa; No an,
and unchanged Receigts- Wheat i3ooo bushes; s"sn
90 Markets ciosed-Wheat duh and lover: extra white
WINTER seller uctooer, 81 seller November,
9.c No rod. s9c; No. canal red. Ole Other articles
unchanged. - .-
Flour weak Wheat In fair demand, but lower; NJ.
Chicago sprny soSs sie cash so7Sc. october: ssTe:
rejected 54c; and No red winter. S5c. Corn In
fair demand, but lower; No. and hi1h mixed, 334c
bid cash and October 34Ac bid November; rejected,
32Ac 321kc Oats inactive and lower; No. 2. ls3ac..
cash; 1870. bid October; io5Sc bid November poe
lover a. 4i5zc cash 45e., NJ mber Barley duh and
lower at $l "a cash and october; 81 o5a November.
PORK inactivs and Lover At s7 ~. CASH " 90
sembeI Lard % easier ,s at " l7h cash 70 70,
Shoulders 4s shor, ne 5Sc snort clear 5.sc w WIZ, bis
bushels wheat 2s4 600 do corn. 1900 90 oats p ooo
do. $1,000 do barey Shipments OOD bbs Hour,
2s2 600 bushe: wheat. ss2 900 40 corn looG% DO oats
s2sc November: s4'sc. asked peeemoer e Corn 3iHe
October; I95sc.. November Pork 81 67s. Novcmt or;
81 72Js. December. Lard, SO l71 So 20, November;
Sc 20 u 81 225S, December.
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@ and s:sss 3 .s FL % pigs as | S ss f'"s
= q s s.sss s;s gsas g big .sssa JsnasTy s
;is,s:s u 60 Tor Ssvs%Ss. & ss year
s. s s's $50 i ~
grade 1 e % ss Rsassd-ao iis,ss: coa.iasa' sSd a
s. y S:,s., n
"a ssS.s-sss.s a.,;s s;sapssy, sss sss;
s TAs
ssi%msa Ssnas ss''s, ss
market WA was unehsngea We ls,spd Nsw
Ssals aIs ws:ss.a iIs:s iss;s s.ss; %.
changed prissa We quote :1ca.oins isi1. se good.
etsc prime. exc. 7c Loaisiana fair TO prime: 64c
&C. ss. currency. Market arm unchanged; demand
sTsAssx Receipts, SO us'ess. The market was dull,
with prime qu0ssa s 1s a . .. ou., s. nomu.,, nm
changed hha. centrifugal is.t SATURDAY. sc
EsaS gsana sa but us
sns so sS q
far ess 5s So sS do ESod a sS PrSs rs ssa;Oss ,s
ssSs: SNc.: peSassa ss,; srsnai.tsa sss sSss: ID
se y' Yellow wv ss.s. o. g. 7.s 7xs grades
fLsow Sse II hhas 100 ers.. 2a sss and 40
casks. The market more active and $4,000 lo:
wmsnns "Ksssp.. s's se,. The market ,. Va. Va. a.m.
ne for na
The berth room market wa. about steady. with
To Liverpool. by sail. 80 tons Silease. 2os
and steam packages OUTER 45r. 500 boxes
reported 37s I'D; $500 boxes cheese. 45s and 5000
boxes do open London -stesm 900 boxes cheese
Dos: so hh.s lard, S2s. 6a. 10000 bush
i. grain. eKa, Glasgow, steam. l@o boxes
to 'ii ni i6u Bremen. sail. IS hhds. tobacco. 3os
Italian bark, hence to Cette Marselles
hence same voyage: 500 do; do IS. Sd BRUSH brig
honce TO Dunkirk 5000 do do. S. 3d. an Italian BARK
hence 10 Cetre Maseiiles, 5000 do do. 81 3D.
hence to Cork. for orders, $500 do. do. 90. 7sd
an Italian bark, hence direct Continental port
1000 do. d.. 5s 3D.. Norwegian. bark, hence
to Bordeaux $50 quarters grain nj 5s 3D. Italian
bark hence to Genoa 500 hhds krg tobacco ut 35s.
British bark Philadelphia TO Continent, ex Dutch.
4OOO refined Petroleum b. 3D. ba,k ito arrve)
1900 bblx do reported from Phiiadephia TO the Cont
nent. At 3s
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Included In the above are 24o bales to arve Delivered
contract 200 naes For future delivery she sales
bales 1t 10 3Oc 800 At o3lc.. TOO IO32c. Novem-
ber. 90J ut ~ 26c., 300 lo27c 200 NJ ~ l4Op
a! iose Dscs~9er 200 az M 10 o o29s 200 e 10 soc 100
lo33c 100 10 35c.. looo in3oc, 90, u37c Feb
ruary 100 io.39c 200 O4c, loo at 1O42c. 800
lu53c. 300 at lO.coc.. 500 at 1oei: May, 500 at
ios7e. 1000 at lo6oc Total 1900 bales To
sr 10 ss 800 a: 20 & Sc SO a. sss osss
500 ioasc.. ioa7c; Nossmbsr 400 At a4e..
25c 2vo To- 2ec.. 200 10 o25c, 800 at io26c 10
iu 27c; December 3U0 ut Iu2Sc 1lUo NJ lu27c 800
- s4ge % - ., = ioas - iooa at ~ @ 2ss :. laoe 70 & At
10 z7s. 100 2se.; january 500 At 10 ssc. 100
2UJ l03ic $40 at io.3sc., 1000 at lOs2c loo
a. iossc IsDra.ry go =, 10 sss 700 :. losss 400
200 In4se:, 200 =. lo47c 200 az. i1ase ;
10 &c., 800 At 10 SIC May loo a lO65c loo az lO 6c,
400 l06,c june 500 ~ 10 II 20o NJ 10 7, 400 At
10 Tie Total 80 GO bales nrand total. % 10y bales
5,729 bales; New Orleans, 237 Mobile. 502 Savannah
6sy3 Chareston 65i7; Wilmington. 492 Norfolk 500;
IS 800 rhs day week, 24374 bales. This day
year. S6o2 baes Total since september 429 276
bales Cotton fro,ghts closed ioliows.ro Havre BY
stoam, Ac. compressed 10 Bremen. by steam l.l8c.
eomprs.sed: ~ sail ~ 10 Liverpool, 5-i6d lis2d
FLoua AND Gnsis.-Iiecepts- 23.3fo bbis.;
wheat. 5il.OUo bushels corn meal, l225 bois and Us
III 800 ds; barley, I7.ioo do barley malt. 7.5iJ
Fsur quiet Tho saies inclnaing state. Western
souther IA, were about 1000 bbs within ths annexed
yo hour ruled stea1y with ssos OF 800 obl Corn
quiet with sales Of 100 bDs and sacks. Rye
steady wit sales OF ioO bushels state sc Barley
ultvv mi lat NM wi We
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The total GALES OF STOCKS the Board todsy aggre-
gated 1o5 900 shares, which were distributed iol-
lows:-western Union Teiegrapn, 1900; Pacific Mall,
1850; New York Central, so; Erie, 100; Lake
Spore 17l00; Union Pacific. l, 100; Pits6arg, STA;
Northwestern, 15,967; do preferred COO; New Jer-
sey Central, $500; ST. Paul. ZOO; do. preferred,
BIOS; Wabash, 900; Lackawanna, 80, Gas; Delaware
ana HUDSON, l,245: Kansas and Texas, 4 $50; ST.
Louis and Iron Mountain, 400; Kansas Pacific. 7247
The closing quotations Mt threo y. NJ
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Oct. 2. 1874
Cotton essy; mdding gc. Iow miadling. ysc. good
ordinary. uXc. Net receipts 572o bales Sales, 2O34.
stock. 45.J24
NKw OnLnArs, Oct z. 1878
Cotton, moderate demand; mddng. iOc. low mid.
ding gzc good ordinary nomnsL Net receipts 2S7
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Wheat was less active nominal The sales between
the calls were 900 bushels az O3A 81 o5 Tor
81 u0,k for steamer ao 81 iol state d. 81 Os ior
steamer rtAe 40, S1c s-c. tor No $ spring 9sc a
STATE Doc for No spring cash ant October. 7Sc for
jected spring: also bushels YORK Uc.
and 32,UJ bushes do Tor November NJ 81 of 81 "a,
Al FIRST call I6Ou bushels M red sold
at 81 0iH 100 bushes do tor oclooor at iOi. and
lfsoo bashes do or nvcmbor at ~ o. A. tue second
call 81 bushels No spring OctoUcr zoe,
cio'ng as Ioews: NO spring for November Doe. bid,
9uc asked; No red winter for October, 81 Us.4 bid,
81 U3s asked; do. for November. ~ vfs bio 81 az
asked. do December ~ % bia. 81 ~ assed Corn
lower A. Tho nrst call 5000 bushels october, steamer
sold AZ 5000 bushels November No At 4sc
and S.yDU Dusncs No DtcenDer ut syAc. The safes
~ the second cali wore 5000 bushels November No. at
sales between the calls 1000 bushels, at AZ
steamer. mixed, 4sc Tor No. mixca Ire. 4Jc for
nrin. undsr good demand from 10Th hone Ana
export trade and in certificates; Nc
wIi,e nominal at 3sc.; No. wnite. 3sc 35c
No ao. SOC. = 3o5se. 20 DO 2sc. a2s4c.; No.
mixed 3it4c. BE. M. do. 231sc. No. do, IKE
The sales we're about i25 900 Dnsaels.
GUINEA The market fairly active and arm Sales
we're made Ia Jopbng way withln the range oi lose
~ f6s - - ~
hrsr AND JurE-Tne market remained steady, on,
$lS2 90 for single, S2o 81 20 Tor double sI35 81
TOR undressea; kussia clean. sos $elU goid Italian,
$27o S275. god jute, sisc. &C. Jnte butts 2Asc
IS iGc currency .nd time; Manila hemp. 7c ssai
5xc. :iste. &C. ~ Jhac.. accordng to auaiity.
hoLAssfs hv nefal VI Vas stea.y' we quotc;-
grocery 5c 3Ic.; Porto Rico. 5Dc sOc English
Islands, use. Soc; Now Orleans. new
NAVAL sroass The market Tor ~prits tnrpentne was
Hrmcr aud rosin ruled hrn. We quot. Spirits turpc
strained. 81 s2s sst 45; strained, 81 ~ sI Az TAR
81 Az ~ 80; pitch, s. Adviees from Wilmington we
Tar quiet 81 %. rurpentnc nrm; h.rd si 25 so aud
virsin e.
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MARRIAGES AND. DEATHS.
MARRIED.

DEMAREsr-DAvIs.-Octobc obcr 1, by Rev. G. W. Adams,
GEoRGx DEMAREsr, OF Mott Haven, to AGNES EvELYNI
DAVIS OF West Farms.
HoBBY-PENFIKLD -un cdnesday, July 81, 1878,
by Rev. d. Brainerd Ray, OF Grace Church. Harlem,
Miss FRANCES O. PESFrnLD TO WILL F. HOBBY, both
OF Harlem.
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Tho closing prices of mining shares In SAN Fran

The comparative earnings OF the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad for the first four months OF
the fiscal years from Juno TO September 80, 1877
and 1873
1871. s. 922 $40 II
1873 4,954,373 81
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ruled steady closing at tho cali as
oliowst OctoDer ftrc Did, Ale asked November 43.e
bid. +bc asked. Dccsmuor year ana January 43c bld
+5c asked Az the call 100 bDs November sold 44c.
We quote :Lnsecd oil, DDc b2c. sperm. crude, "a
beacLed winter sperm. Sl oo do natural do ell cruis
Northern whale 5Ocs do Southern 45c beabed winter
5sc natural 40 55c extra bieached winter elephant,
70c. natural winter do. do SIC
fish, 43c. crude nsn, sOund. J3c.
psrRoLBUm market Tor refined remained dull, but
prices we're noninaiy unchanged We quote Crude Ia
bulk, 5he., de-, Oyia. 81 she naphtha. Be- refined.
lots esc i3o for ordinary srAnas refined
Phil phis. 9&s do Mt Ba timore, vesc,
clint koude Oush rcports.-SAes United certincs tes
tcruds petfoeum New f.rs, 100 bbs Highest s3sc
lowest s2ssc.s opening, salsc CLOSING. sJac
POuLTRy.-Iae market stesoy. We auote .-Drcsscd
trkeys fresh ki'leI loo isc spring turseys, loo isc
foss Phiiadcpnia sprng, IJe. lsc western, IJc.
I5c. Phiiaueipha spring. lie 10c Jersey,
Ice Iec. Western. lJc 16c. UeeseBoston lsc
Long Island iGc. fsc. Ducks Phadelp Ice. isc.
Long Island 1Gc. 2Uc. Teal, zoe Toe Mslard 75c
SIC. Wood duck, 00c. Toe Philadelphia SQUADS ~ 80
% dozen English snipe. - per dozen. Woodcocx
~ 10 81 - pair reed brds, Sc. 81 per DOZEN
0rousc and partridge. 81 20 n u % per pair
Provisions. s.-heceipts 174 Dbls. lard, ?,7gg
tisrces III bbs, lao aud 31 meats 2s4g
packages baeon 24 Deef " tefces 80 bbs aud
october s. 10 asked; November Odd and w.
e. bid 30 December, old aud new ~ % Did
- rs asked January. new, ~ 30 $40 90 we're
$40 Is 10 ~ 10 cash 47O Dbls choice So
bbls. - 10 and 40 Dbis December at
~ 7c Cut were quiet, 500 lbs picked beies
yttc sold private terms, $40 fresh hams 10,
and 600 fresh bellies ut &c. Bacon rnieu dul and
nominal Reef aud boof hams quiet.
hogs firm ~ 44c. 5Sc. ior city, heavy TO
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/ quotations ut three =. VI. were:

The money market was easy to-day, with call loans
81 81 per cent and the close az 4 per cent.
The following were the rates Of excnange New
York ut the aforementioned clies to-day :-Charies-
ton hrmer, put not qno,aby higher; buying 516 dis
count selling y a par; New Orleans, commercial, u .
y discount; bank, u discount to par; So. Louis, rs
discount; Chicago par Boston easy ~ par. For
eign exchange quiet and there Is change to
the posted rates, which remain at 81 aud ASK
bankers long and short sterling Actual business
done at 4 soA a4.soh Tor long and as 4s4x ASS
for demand
The gold speculation was more active and the rise
OF Saturday was continued to-day, shs price ad-
vapcna 10oH and closing at 1909 Several reasons
we're alleged tho OF tnis rse the principal
snes being effect OF the Glasgow Bank failure and
OF the elections tomorrow but II Is more probable
that is created By local speculation Tns borrow
ing rates at the close were s2h per cent The
"a ona
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Increase 1873 878....................... $3l, ,493 SO
The August earnings and expenses OF the Union
Pacific Railroad were az folows:-
1877 1873.
Earnings. $l,0l2, 436 81, lx3 o26 Inc. Sill 800
Expenses. 370,5A SI9,2A Doc. 2l,270
Surplus. $64l.92l $7743s2 Inc. $132,66O
the gross earnings Of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids
aud Northern Railway Company for the week end
ing September ao 1878. were sas, 600 7e same week
last year, sos. $50 40; decrease, $26, $50 O.
the gross earnings OF the Burlington, Cedar Rapids
Northern Railway Company, for tho month
ending September 80, 1878, were $l3s. 500 81;
month last year, $loa225 90; decrease, $55.32o 0a
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMM MERCIAL

LIVERPOOL, Oct TO r. NJ.
Futures weak upiands, low middlng clause DC.
tooer delivery, 5-32d upands low middling clause.
mdding clause January and February delivery, 5&d
upiands low mddling clause, March and April delivery,
LONDON. Oct 7-SPM
Talow. 37s. Cd. . 37s. Cd per cwt
American lard closed at 45,st per 50 kilos
LIvERPooL, oct. 7-Evenng.
Linseed oil, 27s Cd. 2Ss. per cwt
NEW YORK EXCHANGE REpoRr
LIvEkPooL Oct. 7, 1873
Pork-Prime mess-Eastern steady ut 52s. Western
dull Ut 47s Bacon Cumberland cut STEADY At 33s
rib steady 34s long clear steady At ais short
Beef-India steady TBS
dull at 81. prime mesa dull at SIS Lard-frime
Turpentinsspirts dull a. 2as. Rosin Common dull at
As 9d fine dull los CEeese-American choice steady
az & 0d wheat soiins at
dull 9s 3d.; winter Western. dull ut ss lOd
a. ds a" 0 Hs Sa a y, a o cseaay "a
oiI-YeIow Amerira dull at 32s Receipts OF wheat for
weekFrom Atlantic ports 900 quarters from Pacific
PORTS 635 quarters from other sources 400 quarters
Receipts OF corn. 4l.0oO quarters.
FINANCIAL
The amount Of bulIop gene into the Bank OF England
on balance to-day Is to,UM 80. so,> =.
PARIS. Oct z. 1873.
Exchange on London, 25f a211c for snort sight.
LONDON, Oct TAP NJ.
United States ~ per bonds. io56 1875. IO7Z
Illinois Central, s3% Pennsyvanis Central 3o&; Erie,
1874.
BRAZILIAN COFFEE Markets.
RIO JASwiRo Oct T. 1873.
Cofee-Msrket quiet; prices maintained; no change;
Rio good Grsts $3.50 reis per 10 kilcs Exchange
- SANTOS. Oct 4, 1878.
superiorsantos. 900 a $500 reis per 10 kilos
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l:3U z. Al.
$1,000 20 O. 'G7 1854 $4,000 Us AZ 1891 iU3L
500 U Az c. 1891. 1857 lUvoo U > IS, 1901. 1Uv
$50 ?. ".
$1,000 Us ssr 1881 ios,< $1,000 us 4as.cisei. ioaE
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A PARTNER WANTED WITH si.2OD 10 JOIN IN
Al Coal buancss controlling monopoly; risk.
CULLINS, UEast 18th 81
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A DEsfRABLE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE PART.
hnefship Ia prohtabIe cash business contracts hnn
reliable man tn take hold established. LORD BEN
JAM1N snccess"rs 10 Lloyd }. Warren ~.
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The August earnings and expenses
Pacific Railroad were as foilows:-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNrTrEs.

PARRY FROM NORFOLK WISHES TO MAKE
n with estnbshs commission TO
roducc. Address COMMISSION, iF Herald offee. for
90
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STAINED Good ordinary, ssc.; strict good ordinary.
91Sc; low midolng, 9ssc. middns lOc Sales Of spos
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-18
Mr.. Howe.s Speech.

What good will Ir. Howe's speech dor
w hat good does any speech dot
W hat good did the spreches OF James
Otis. Patrick Henry. aud John Adams
do2
They kindled the fires Of the American
Revolution.
What good did tho speeches Of the ear.
~ Abolitioniats dor John &. Calhoun
was sagncious enough 90 see. almost from
the very beginning, what they would do.
lie foresaw that they would abolish slav-
ery. and they did abolish slavery
Sume people can zee no good la a speech
unless il is upon bread and butter or
upon dollars, either silver or gold Yet
the liscaurses which have most blessed
and bruefted mankind have been those
which espoused the cause Of human LID.
erty aud Of just. pure. and simple govern.
ment.
What good will Dir Howes speech do1
IL will 10 a great deal of good. lt IL a
patriotic service to the country. pricrlvss
aud incalcuiable in value. it is an ar
rairnment. by conscientious R~pubii-
can senator Of man who has come into
the office Of President by means Of fraud
and corruptiOn-a man who has been
false TO his party aud false To his country
. ~ y NGkh lN0NA ANF btNW OF bHNtM MAA AtF
honors properly pertaining to high oilic-
fairly won and faithfully administered
Ia holds him up before the whole world,
the hithlrs-. base. bargaining. corrupt
politician that he u. "lf Mr. Packard
was not elected Governor Of Louisiana"
says Mr. Howe. nothing can be- more
certain than that Mr. Hayes was not
electrd President Of the United States
Without the electoral vote of Louisiana
the whole world knows that MF. llaysH
had not the votes IN the Electoral College
necessary 20 constitute an election. Aud
II Louisiana did not vote for Packard
the whole world knows that Louisiana
did not vote Tor Hayes. Packard receiy
I'd nearly 1000 votes more than some Of
the Hayes electors.'
IL Is true. a. Dir. Howe asserts that
the whoie world knows these facts. and
il j. true they brand the forehead OF ku
theriord b Hayes with undytng infamy.
bot nevertheless, 10 il something 10 have
the branding iron heated anew. and the
brand burnt in airesh By Republican Of
Mr llowe's standing
The speech Is IN the interest OF politi.
cal integrity and Oi popular government
il a million oi persons like those who de-
ride it Tor its lack OF practical character
would in their whole lives do ~ much
I good as this one speech will accomplish.
they would become comparatively useful
citizens
Mr. Iowes speech Is patr otic. able
aud witty. AL honor to its bold, true
uutherl-[N. Y. sun.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-18

DIRECTORY.
JACKSON COUNTY OFFICIAL DIREC-
TORY.
Is - S.
4 . = = .

Judge Court of Common Pleas-Porter ID
STATE Senator-Irvine DUNCAN.
Represen tative-Arthur b. Monahan.
Probate Jndge-John j. G. Evans.
Auditor-Thomas w. Patterson.
CIerk-William III. Horton.
Sherid-John M. Ewing. ,,
Surveyor-John ID. Brown.
Recorder-Enoch III. Lewis:
CommissiOners-JOh -. Mc6neep beo. "
Brown and Van Buren Johnson. -
Infirmary Directors-A. II. McCarley, Peter
nun" "1" = JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Lick Township-James A. Aleshire, David
Davis, Ambrose scott ,.as naS,s Robert
Hamiinon-Harrison 70 a. Canter. George GnliIand.
Jefferson-J. Edward Jones, John Isaac
Madison Jonathan Davis, Edward Hunt,
Observation-Disclosures scurlock, VIM. l..
Milton-George w. whitman, Samuel Demp-
%ashington-J. H. Wilson, John 9. Ray.
Jacknon-Joseph Rowland, 1. III; MeCormicS.
Franklin - Armpstead ScurlocK' Joseph D.
Liberty-Alfred Lewis, John Mccartney.
PosroFFrcEs AND PosrMAsrERs.
Jackson-S. r. Baldridge.
Berlin x Roads-Mrs. Electa Erwin
DawRins Milis-Mrs Kirkendall.
Leo-C. G. McRinniss.
Meadow BrRnch-John Motz.
Webers-J. Calm.
Mabees-Samuel Jackson.
GrahamsvilIe-Jacob Pierce
Monroe Furnace-W. III. sloan.
Oak Hill-W. w. Morgan.
SamsonviIIe- Geo. Reniger.
JImes-C. III. Shiers.
Byers-W. w. Kennedy.
Clay-T. G.sRichards.
Rays-I. III. Mccormick.
Keystone-B. III. Moore.
Camba-B. B. Evans.
Rocky Hill-E. w. Marvin.
DISQUALIFICATION Winfough.
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VEGETTNE E
SAFE AND SURE.

Mr. III. II. Stevens -
In 1872 your Vegetine was recommended to
me, and, yielding to tke persUaSlOns Of a friend,
consented to try IL. At the time | was suffer-
ing Iom general debility and nervous prOstfa-
ton, superlnduced by oYerwoTk ana irregular
habits. Its wonderful strengthening and cura-
tive properties seemed TO Affect my debilitated
sustem from the first dose; and under its per-
sislent use / rapidly recovered, gaining more
than usual health and good feeling. Since then
have not hesitated to give Negetine my most
unqualified endorsement. as being safe, sure,
and powerful agent in promoting health and
the wasted system to new life and
energy. Negetlne Is iIp only medicine use ;
and as long / live 4 never expect To find "a
better. Yours truly, w II. CLARK,
l20 Monterey ST., Allegheny, Penn.
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