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atr0yed, but they shall DO reissued aud
paid out again aud kept Ia circulation,
provided, that nothing herein shall
prohibit the cancellation aud destruo'
tlon OF mntilated notes, the iAsue Of
other notes of like denominations Ia
their stead rs now provided by law,
All acts and parts of aois Ia conflict
herewith ARE hereby repealed.
II now goea TO the president for his
signature,
In the democratic caucus tonight
u motion 10 concur In the senate reso,
luton 10 adjourn on June 10Th was
defeated. A motion TO amend by FIX
Ing the day on June Goth was defeated
by combination Of those v ho desired
an earlier adjournment and those who
wish n prolonged session, Finally the
whole matter was postponed until
June Slh,
Tho house bill for the repeal OF the
bankrupt net came mp, and on motion
OF Mr. Knott the senate amendments
were ooncurred In, ana the bill now
goes 10 the president. The repeal takes
effect In January /, 1870, and all cases
then pending shall proceed M though
the repeal had not occurred.
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AMERICAN ISRAELITES.
what They Have Contributed ana IL
Being Done Toward AIIeyiating tho
DIsIress Of the Jews In Turkey.


New YORK, May 2S.--The annual
convention OF the American board OF
Israelites was held here last night. b.
w. Hockenbery, of Philadelphia, pre-,
sided. The executive committee re-.
ported that the condition Of the Jews
In and around the seat OF the Russo.
Turkish war was such as to compel
them to fly to other and more hos
pitable places. In Bulgaria especially,
the Jews were subjected to the grossest
outrages.
The committee reported that the al.
lance of the Lraelite Universelle had
done noble work to alleviate distress,
and the Jews In America had contrib
uted over $1,000 towards the work.
After some discussion the following
resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the executive COM
mittee be requested to continue their
efforts to secure the adhesion fthe cas-
tern congregations to union with the
American Israelites, In order to obtain
the necessary number OF members to
consummate plan Of a union between
the east and west; also, that delega.
ton be sent to the next convention OF
the union to express the sentiments Of
the board 10 favor of the plans Of the
joint committee, and to suggest such
changes of the bylaws AZ may be
deemed necessary.
The following officers were then
elected: President, Meyers s. Isaacs;
Independents, Samuel Wolf and W..
B. Hackenberg; treasurer, Ezekiah
Cohen; secretary, A. l. Sanger.
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Has. oornerea IN stephens uoun,y.

A reliable report reached tho city
laat night that Sam Bass, Of train roh-
bling notorloly, had been oornered and
surrounded by officers In stephens
county, about Que hundred and thirty
miles west OF here. IL IL supposed
that he was making for kImblo
county, whore he has friend who
wrote TO him some time ago 60 come
there, and thence he would cross over
the border and into MexiOO.
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TOM DUGELBY,
Captain Central City Guards.

We tender to Captain Dugelby, and
through him to the members of his
noble company, our heartfelt acknowl-
edgments for the honor conferred. We
regard the volunteer military compa-
MES OF the state as the safeguards of
the honor of the people and the strong
indicators of the law, especially as q
false economy has reduced our regular
army to a mere skeleton. 1t will be o
happy day for us when we are permit
ted to meet with our gallant comrades
OF the Guards, which we will endeavor
to do on all fitting future occasions.
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ARMoRY OF CENTRAL CITY GUARDS,
WACO. TKxAs. NAV 20. 1873,

J. l.. Barlow, esq, editor Dallas Herald:
DEAR SIR: 1t becomes my pleasant
duty to inform you that, on the 25th
ultimo, you was unanimously elected
an honorary member of the Central
City Guards Of this city. Your certifi-
cate of membership is in course Of
preparation, and will be forwarded ut
an early date.
We welcome you to our company,
and hope that our companionship In
arms may long continue.
Very truly yours,
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Tho volunteer Militia ry.

We were no less surprised than graft
flied yesterday, at the reception of the
following brief letter from the gallant
captain Of the Central City Guards, Of
Waco.
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Very handsome Trimmed CAMBRIA
AK ltTS NJ 81 -.
Handsome Line Very Fine SKIRTS from
a. 10 81 80.
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The President, Win the Cabinet aud
huilcr, ao ~ ae'iysbarg 90 Ceio,
bra,e Decoration Day -Uongrossion.
~ Proceedings.
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ANOTHER WEEK
ron
BA R G A | N s
SANGERBROS.
6lO& 5l2 Elm stand 500 & 5ll Main 81,
WIZ ANNOuNCE THE FOLLOWING BAIt.
GAINS FOR Tiilb WEEK
5lO& 5l2 Elm stand 500 & 5ll Main 81,
WIZ ANNOUNCE THE FOLLOWING BAlt.
GAINS FOR THIS WEEK
Ladies' Underwear

TUCKED SKIRTS, full size, for 76c.
RULED and Embroidered at VI 10.
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Corset Covers, In great variety,
very cheap.

DRESSING SACKS, OF every description, NJ
Extremely Low Prices.
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AN UNSUCCESSFUL oTHELLo.

John J. Frazier, colored coachman, was arraigned
before Judge Walsh, Brooklyn yesterday on charge
OF lclonious assault preferred by Sarah Tapping,
dusky damsel, VINO resides at No 60 Fleet place.
The accused II appears, has been associating with
Sarah Tor several months. ON last Saturday even.
ing they had quarrel about some triing mat
ter shortly after leaving her ne ascerlained
that she was ABOUT to go 70 New YORK with
favored colored individual named John Stanford
FraZer repaired To The residence OF his other
wuh whom he lives, AZ No. 1854 hudson avenue, where
he armed himself With shoemaksrs KNIFE, and toll
lowed the woman and his rival down Futon street.
When near the Jerry house he accostcd the
pair, and alter upbrading sarah for her fatbess-
toward hin. stabbed her in the right breast IN
fIctiDg wound about one incn in depth. Stanford
tuen caught hold OF the woud-be ASSASSIN and called
Justly for the police Officers Pollard and Kearney
responded ana conveyed the prisoner 70 the York
street station house. The injured woman
veyed TO tue Guy Hospital. Her wound not DANGER
Gus. Frazier was committed to the Raymond street
Jail TO await examination.
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rHn ILIyus cENrRAL REronr,
The report OF the Illinois Central Railroad gives the
following comparative statement OF earnings for 1915

Totals. 09O. $50 So 8s3 S22 Dec $40, 1857
The following extract from the report Will prove
Interesting
The details OF operation elsewh given, show
ngs Tor last year S254o, 56l So incroase over
tho net OF 1876 OF S40l 7s5 0s Owing 10 the excep
tonaly mid and rainy weather prolonged into md
winter rendering the highways impassabIe the Traffic
OF 1877 did have the benefit OF the large harvest
The corn crop IlllEois alone estimated al
900 bushels and tho wheat crop at 81 900 900
bushels. The greater part oil this stili remains
mako traffic IN some form for the railways We may
look Tor increased business not only liz the shtpmcnL
OF gram, but also OF cattle, pork and provIsiob the
result OF a large corn crop.
AT the suggestion Of the foreign delegates the dv
dend dates were changed from February ana August
10 March and sepemoer IN order TO avoid danger OF
Ia estimating net traffic Tor half the lis
cal year. Ine net receipts for 1877 from tr 1c and
lands amounted TO 81 654 697 49, Out oil this were
paid Two dividends, each OF Two per cent ST. 900,
ana the the funded debt $532 49, eav-
ing balance of S91 7c6 50. Deduct the dlsDursed
Tor permanent expenditures IN Illinois. x73603 10 aud
the amount used TO establish the Insurance fund,
$4S 900, and there remains a balance unappiied De-
cenber 81 1871 OF O,l03 TO- IL will thus De seen
that the balance brought forward from the years in
come CORES ponds nearly 10 a third dividend. During
year $l54 700 bonds have been paid, reducing
funded deDt OF tho company to SIC. sos, 900
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strained Crude turpsntne steady 35 for hard aud
" IS for yellow dip virgin Tar steady 81 SIS

turp8ntlne 30 haro auo
= IS for yellow dip and virgin Tr steady 81 S.
BUFFALO. Feb 10. 1873
sdc ssss w'sa an %
loo bushels No. hard Daiuth private terms: $40
Sc 'si':s on ss'.ss ::T ana s
a. & OATS on DC ys 'i inactive car Bar
ley nr% :"ss o 400 bushels prime SsnssA % PR
81 %. oshsr srtess anoaangsd Kai.osd irsgh,s aa-
sn1ss C msro.d s4o9 sss wheat
ley 700 do rye sto DO SailrS.d .hipnsnss-rosr
$500 do; barley. i2,oo0 d.; ryeo, 400 do.
DETROIT Feo. 10. 1878.
r ss's i;
Ss y asT - S S a.s = s bio o Ss NO.
dull Hogs nrm Receipts Flour 900 bols.; wheat.
sSs. ss SSsAsis so'S
5000 do. oats. 1900 do. :. 80
Flour s.n and osli re- a. HIS
81 Gsy. S A. arm o., Barley urn quiet Ct
rOs7 but dr% us s Ls as ra
akc slo clear rib, s. 50; clear sides 3 7S Bacon
s:ei % quiet and chan
whiskey quiet but steady 81 "a Butter in fair demand
urn a CO.. quiet
Is: bassiss y Is "a %; receipt. i55s: shipments.
,,.. v,., TOLEDO, Feb Feb. 10. 1879,
SPOT s. as seller March, 81 asjs seller April 81 81
.s ssa3 81 ss &c.
old DC No. 2, spot, 4lc seller Marcn. 45c: seller
Oats quiet; No keld ~ 27sls PIKE bid Cloycreed
Mammoth. 81 90: choice, "a 49, prime, "a 80; No 2.
wheat, 1900 bushels. corn. 5000 Do oats 800 DO.
Shipments Flour 100 bills wheat 10000 bushels corn
10000 do; oats, 7,00U do.
CHICAGO, Fen. 49, 1873.
Flour easier and unchanged Wheat unsettled; active
but weak lower No Chicago spring git edge 81 lo
ssssss'i p Il 90 tssjss 0s %s,s
demand, but lower. giit edge, 421ac regular cash
auil and shade lower a4,c casa and March 2sc April;
27Lc May Rye fairly active and shade higher at DE
Barley fairly active and shade higher 4s4c. Pork
in good demand lowers $40 So cash $40 40 Marcn:
SO 57x Aprl; 10 rs, May l. rd DUH weak and lower
y 80 cash y a2E 81 49, March q ~. ~ A. April;
Whiskey, 81 o. Dressed hogs hrmer NJ "a 80 ~ 37.
Rsceipts-Four 10 0oU bbs wheat 80 900 bushes
do. shpmens-Flour 1900 bbis. wheat, $4,000 bushels
OOO do; oats l2UOO do: rye. 100 do barley,
LOCO
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the week, dali and marked by only small nuctua-
tions In the expectation that he Senate would pass
the Bland bill without amendment the price OF gold
advanced 1929 but when it became known yestsr-
day morning that the free coinage clause had been
struck out there immediate decline 10 102 The
pacific tone Of the news IRON Constantnopls helped
to dcpress the gold premium and it Is probable
that those speculative legislators whom Wall street
believes 10 be long Of gold costing los will nnd 1t
dfhcult task 70 divest themselves Of their loads
prohL In all PROBABILITY. even should the bill be
finally passed and signed in lis present iorm It would
no obvious effect upon the price gold, least
for several months. The following table shows the
a..cs inns durin h. uaa
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb. 10, 1873.
Cotton easy; mddng. 1O5sc low midding, Disc. |;
good ordinary, 5yc Net receipts ,229 bales: gross
f2i9 Exports coastwise 5l4 sales, 9sS stock, $500
NEw ORLEANS. Feb. ~, 1873.
Cotton STEADY; middng. lO}sc.: low middling. 9sc.
good ordinary S1zc. Net receipts, 3157 bales; gross
6V07. Exports France, 2525 the Continent i,9y6
to the Channel, 40U3 Sales. $3.50. stock 3s,Uls.
MOBILE. Feb. III. 1873.
Cotton quiet: middiIng. 10lSc l0ac low middiing
9ssc vc ordinary. she Net receipts, SIS ba
Exports 10 ca snnet, III; roastwise. bU sales,
l2uO. Stock, 65,7 -
Cotton dull. depressed; midding, Iulac low midaing
Dszc ordinary De- Net receipts I.26 Daesi gross
24oJ. Exports 'coastwisc, 2o3. sales. loo Stock
luz3,8.
CHARLESTON. Feb. 10. 1878.
Cotton dull nominal middin lUssc. low middl,ng
lOssc; good ordinary. 9sc. 0sic Net receipts. s6
bale Exports to the Continent 800. sales, 800 Stock
15,347
WILMINGTON, N. o.. Feb. Is, 1878
Spirits OF turpsntlns rm 3lsc kosin dull " 81 %
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COINS AND BULLION.

Government bonds have been active and show
fluctuations than ia usual with securities This
was partly owing to the action Of Stock Exchange
in inslitutng i've calls OF these every DAY
partly to large demand by Prices declined
slightly at the beginning OF the week, but rallied
and at the close there marked advance in almost
all the issues There Is q growing feeling thatthe
United States Supreme Court If called upon to adjud-
cate upon the question whether the Ia payable
in silver not, would probably decide that the
OF 1870 and 1873 be read together and that
government estopped by Its action from paying
In new debassd coinage. In London tho prices were
also more steady. Tho following were the closing
nrices vesterdav and a week ago.-
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A WICKED GREEK.

George Bartome, rock, OF No. ~ Pcli street, was
held In $1,000 yesterday, IN the jefferson Market
Coari, Tor employing bootoIacks and newsboys TO
steal pocketDooks, bandkerchieis, NC. AichaeI
OKoec. vi No. 3l7 Wcst twenty nth street, appeared
as CON painant against the prisoner
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A CONFESSED THIEF.

Olto webber and Hamilton Tempieton, both residing
at No. 81 rbird avenue were robbed OF clothing on
the 11tn inst, weobcr losing $50 aud Temple
ton $50 John Morgan, printer, was arrested and
acknow edged himself Us gully. In the Essex Mar
ket Court yesterday he was held or two charges,
ST. 900 tor grand larceny and $500 Tor petit larceny
On his person were some oil the stolen goods.
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THE BONNER ASSAULT.

Andrew Collins Of No. sos East Sixteenth street,
who stabbed Peter BONNER with an oyster knife on
Saturday night, pnicting serious wounds, was held
the Essex Market Curt yesterday, 10 await Tho re-
suit of the wounded mans injuries.
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THE TILDEN INCOME SUIT.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

Should Judge BIatchiord however, decide that the
whole matter may again be investigated then the
trovesy remains open before judge and jury At
future time. But, u the result be adverse TO the
federal authorities they may carry the legal points
which we have adverted before the Supreme Court al
Washing ton. X.
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In State bonds Louisiana consols and District OF
Columbia 1865 were stronger; Missouri Tennessee
and Nor.h Carolina skies a little weaker. and vir-
ginia SKIES steady. Tho following were the latest
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serve above
legal reqnis 1906 $50 Sl4S2i, 200 Inc. 72s, $50
Foreign exchange was weak early In the week
large supply of commercial bills, there being only
moderate demand by bond importers Toward the
cIoso OF the week, however. the demand became
greater, and rates wero advanced. Tho following
were the latest quotations Tor foreign exchango:-
Stzty Days Three Days.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED
DIED..

SIEGEL-BPSEDIcr -Sunday, February II, CHARLES
city. No cards.
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Total Tor the week. 4se, 9s7


The money market worked very quietly and
smoothly, without any changes worthy OF note. Call
loans on stock collateral were AT per cent tx
ceptions aud lower figures Prime mercantile paper
sold At AZ per cent The bank statement showed
IN increase in specie OF $685., 700, while the other
changes very slight. The surplus reserve Ia
now $14,s24, 200, or $72s $50 more last week.
The following Is a comparison OF the bank averages
for tbo last Two weeks:-
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HAVANA MARKET.

the tariff bin activity mas sus.dsd buy
prices remain unchanged and almost nominsL Stocks ir
bass 10000 SSa: ssssip. u shs week 500 BOXES.
i.Ss sas
bag. 1850 the United Bacon $40
q ss, sS ss r. sr1s4 sGs
=: =: fsa;. s Ass ;Ss iS;:a @
g ~ ssS !'i ..a s.
Honey AZ ~ reals per sfroSs, GOLD onon:, nominal
s Sss
Corn. io aio reals per arr.Ds fairly active;
sss q !.
States. %. sugar sS4s s.;
ss.ns ssr "
sixty days carrsney premiums short sight. do S;s
q, grs%am sixty days gold premium; .ho,sssas
40 premium.
PRINTING CLOTHS.
Printing cloth. arket closed quiet at 96c cash:
s4x6a and sc asked for 5sxsO Sales week
FINANCIAL.
"A. MEssRs. L. W. TODD CO..
would respectfully call Attention 70 tn. superior tAcs.
oe ed their 9ncs for dealing In stocks on kxcnanss
per cent
place TO get their orders executed
NE on Lrs AND
MAsRo
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY No. SO BROADWAY,
Anew YorI, February l3 1878 ihe Transisr Books Of
IS, %ssns
toAs q nIH LIE Go
CAsH ADVANCED ON ALL KINDS PERSONAL
OProperty 1928 Broadway. room 3; hours to 10 and
nEr4ULTED RAILROAD. CITY, COUNTY AND
~ Township, Bonds ~ kinds, ysnted by
ExECUrOK WILL LOAN $275,ooo; FIRST GLASS
80, es".-en -
I IFE INSURANCE POLICIES CAsHED: LOANS
1lmade on same at easy rates 3s broadway, room TO-
CkCOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN FREED
homans sayinss Bank may send BOOKS to s. L. HARRIS
Banker 65s broadway. eorne. Bond ST.
" Ellis, FARGO CO., IS BROADWAY.
buy sell mining other Pacific coast secur
able Ike West Europe freight
pack ages and vsuables TO all parts OF the world.
Su OOll WAArED,oN FiEsr MoaIaAGs. ON
Only rsps Ha =.
SDOO ono, At PER CENT Foh FIVE YEARS.
& Psops In ssI Boa sas on
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NEW YORK fEBkUARY t6 Is7s-TIiE COPARf.
IN nership heretofore existing under the firm of
hermann Blum nstock Is this day dissolved by mutual
Leon Bermaun all Liabilities said
partnership. LEON BERMANN.
PHILIP BLUMENsTOCk.
Leon Hermann will continue the business o. the late
firm of Barmann BiumcnstocH ut old number, l79
South ST., New York
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A EASY rERMSl LIrTLn CASH DOWN. HALF
A.inerest oldestablished cash Business; investor
cured. LLOYD'S, 20 Broadway.
LrOR SALh--FIRST CLASS PATENT RIGHT; STAPLE
article pays 200 profit; requires but small
capital MONOPOLY. Post office. Newark, ~ j.
DARTNEK WAN ED.--sALOON 81 EAST 18TH ST.
J. Call after 10 A. VI.
s.yNATNONG GRANGE" TIE LARGEST STOCK
w Farm in New Jersey TO lease Tor hve years; 400
1--we dwellings and mammoth barn; terms 81 200
year Apply to j. HENRY JOHNSON, Morristown, N. j.
G1f 0OA WILL PURCHASE oNE,QUARTER IN
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PRINTING CLOTHS.

PROVIDENCE, r. T., Feb. 10, 1879
Printing cloths m arket closed quiet ut 3 9l6c cash.
asked same &c lc offered for and
standard 64x64 and asked for 56x6O Sales Of the
60 500 pieces.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-08
March Ist. I87a.

March Ist. 1873.
Mr.. EpIToR.-Please permit some
items from Topeka As YOU have NOT
heard from Us for some time. Fine
times At home n~ow-oyster supper aud
parties are numerous.
Mr. u. Crosier ii going to stay m
home and sleep M stairs and Quit board.
ln1 70 the white house, IS he has cot
him 4 roman. We wish lin much JOY,
and hope the first 10 be d bov.
Ham has the heart disease pretty bad.
We hope he will get over IL directly.
Phinise's heart does not trouble lin
at present.
Charley being naturally brave. and
making himself more 80 BY practice.
managed 70 keep tile Camel under his
control by careful management, and
after restoring her to her rightful
owners, he Is heard by the passers by
singing. Jesus lover of my soul, let me
70 her bosom fly."
w. Miller still lives In hope. and we
suppose he will die III despair.
We suppose spap's" boy Is sick. as he
has not been seen At Hillsburo church
for some time.
Rev. Mr.. Madden has commenced a
piotracted meeting mt the Hillsburo
church, and we hope he will have 4
good meeting, and torn many a person
~ their way Of doing, for we know Il Il
needed in this community.
Last Saturday night Mrs. Flint's
horses ran away but hurt nothing. The
driver was scared until he cried. jack
Will get scared more than this Ii he
lives through the season that i now
coming.
Ben went to church ard looked IN
vain for his Olive, but saw her q
Ben look out for the old man and then
you are all right. WILD Bur.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 25, 1878.
Didn't Have Anything Agin Him

The granger in the Kentucky Assem-
bly, means 70 tolerate the LAWYER therein.
This we gather from q mastery speech
Of a rural member: II follow agricul-
tural pursuits" said he. adding rather
redundantly. II AN a farmer. and am
proud Of H. But have nothing against
lawy crs, the class that my honorable
friend represents. I am like an old
Methodist preacher who. when he went
around 10 the members of his congrc
CATION. came across an ola lady in spec
~tacles.' do Won love the Lord?" he
asked. "Wcll. she says, "parson, | amt
got nothin' agin him."
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General Tom Browne on the
Outlook.

A Washington letter published in the
News says:
Discussing public matters with Gen.
cral Tom Browne the other evening. lie
cast The political horoscope about in this
wise: So ar A. Indiana i involved The
democracy will elect their state ticket
by an Overwhelming majority. and will
have q majority IN each branch Of the
legislature. securing the return Of Dan
Voorhees, 70 the United states Senate.
We republicans may elect three mem
bers Of congress but, in All probability.
VIII not secure even two. In the next
national house Of representatives the
democracy will have A larger majority
than they had two years ago, aud, with
a democratic senate, which j. already as
sured. In 1879. they will have complete
control Of the Legislative department OF
the government. About that time Prcsi-
dent Hayes will wish he had never been
born. Success In 1873 insures the party
success In 1880. when they will control
the government in all branches but the
judiciary.
The generals head j. mighty level.
The democratic party is destined to con-
troll the country. tits in sympathy with
The people. II advocates their interests.
and its success Is inevitable.
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And now an Iowa schoolmistrcss has
been discharged, because. for the edifi-
cation and amusement Of her pupils. she
risked her health and comfort "a far ~
70 stand on her head. One of the ,rus-
tees accidentally witnessed the instruct
ive spectacle. Iowa school boards en-
terrain rather severe notions OF the pro-
prittscs, and when they assert that IN
struciion shall not be relieved occasion.
ally with amusement, they impose a
stern restriction on the playfuiness ~
lunar nature. Such narrow views AZ
grcssive West. XIII