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Kearney In jail.

The committal of the pestirerous agi-
tators of the San Francisco sand lots to
the House OF Correction marks the
end of Kearney ism- on the ratitc
Slope 1t is great aud Significant ,ri-
unph for Law and order in that cummu-
nifty, and the lesson 1t teaches will have
the most salutary effect in notheF sections
Of the country. Kearney was 0ne OF
The worss demagoguus that ever afflicted
any city, and It is matter for astunish-
ment that he should have been allowed
to 70 long pursue his outrageous career.
For years he daily and almost hourly
violated the law His reckless agitation
was rniuous to every moral and mate
rial interest OF the city and State. Pro-
Tossing to be the friend and champion
of the workingmen, he was, a.. they
have since found out, their worst enemy
Fom-mouthed, blasphemous and blood.
thirsty, when the strong arm OF the Law
was laid upon him he became the mosl
fcohtemptibie and abject Of EDWARDS. II
a convicl's uniform to-day he stands In
6nitelv beneath the meanest and mos
degraded Of the race whom he insolen,lJ
vaunted should be swept irem Sal
Francisco The six months he is t.
spend In the House of Correction will
there can be no doubt, have benefcia
effect upon him. One thing is certain
he will have an opportunity Of finding
out what il is 10 I've workingman n,
has 60 long lived upon the laborint
classes that he bss forgotten what it i
10 perform an honest dss 8 work. Thi
morning he will have that experience
for the fret time in many years. Tha
he does not relish the prospect is showl
by the query he propounded 10 th,
Judge in regard 70 the operatiod 9fs tA'
Eight Hour Law under the new.scd6eti
tuition. Bv the time he gets nut he vii
probably he tired .of consultation una
king Y. Herald.
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Asslgnes's Sale sf Real Esjsts.

3 - - sss i1An ------. ~ ~ ~. ~ ~,
QY virtue Of. an order Of sale issnsA ~ me-
ID Probate Court Of Monroe County, OhIS, I.
will offer for sale, free of dover. On The pssns
ises, At Alexander's saw mill, in AdAne isRA.-
ship. in said ccnntvsen J, essasssgR q
Saturday, the l5th day of Aays 18eok
the following desotibsd rssl esta)s sisss>e'
i'm Monroe County. Ohio, to Wit: 3 S.
The .southwest iquafssrl q, Ne ssath.
west quarter Of section thirty two, ,tpFlship
four and range four, containing fssty. asseeA
more or less. -. s'@
IS Appraised at $3.50. ,5i s,ss.1Aa i "A
Also, the asouthsast quarter ef. The se1oA;
east quarter Of section two, townshlp 1vs,.
range i've, containing forty aorss nssssr lees.
Appraised II $3.50. . llTr{
Also, 80 muoh Of .hs northeast qdsttSs sg
the Dorthsast quarter OF ssetioA. ~
township Ave. range I've, ~ liSs heFlk ~
east Of ths following line: BsginSlne 81 tGe
range line on the east side OF sa,d let whsse
| the last dsscribed line endx; @si Gii6ashSsvz
erly course to marked white oak between
the fence and the road on the tep ef NE
hill; thence nearly north ooursy 70 Aisesne
on the north boundary line Of sifd lst, sH
the top Of the hill, supposed . oeenssin M
;; teen acres. 49,. ~. e
Appraised at $l60. Y s.4 ~ =
4 The above described land will b. sellall
together, or In separate tracts. ssissss.
.TERxs Or. .sALx.--0ns.hs half cssh. N han}
and one-hah In one year, deferred psynsnt
TO bear interest from day Of sale and b ~
'''- y ''''ss = = s5HS ksassst
,fo Assignee Of goshuaJ. Alsxandseg.
sprl3,' SOS. s- - y i@t sss9ss
srneas : Daleos Att'ys.si f..f ~
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Communication of Sentence.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 1lth
IN day Of May, a. b. 1880, or as soon there.
after as the same can bs heard, application
will be made to the Governor OF the State Of
Ohio, for the commutation Of the sentence Of
Peter King. Jr., who was found guilty in the
Court of Common Pleas OF the County Of
Monroe and said State Of Ohio, on the 9th
day of January, A. D. 1880, Of the murder
Of David Trembly, and was, on the second
day Of February, in said year, BY the Judge
Of said Court, sentenced to be executed on
Friday; the 2Sth day of May. I'd. 1880.
MORRIS 4 HAWKINS, q
moh3o,'s0. Att'y's for Petitioner.
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RNThe McConnelsville Democrat,
edited by FRANK DAVIS, has been enlarg-
ed and otherwise improved. FRANK is
In Republican county, but manages to
make things lively for his opponents
Succese.
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wThe investigation a: West Point
into The Outrage upon the colored. Cadet
WHrrsAKER, has revealed some Of the
inside workings Of that institution. i
appears to he an institution for the train
ing Of young rowdies to be drst-clas'
upstsrts.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-27

GWGARFlELD is fighting the removal
of the duty on printing paper and prin-
ting materials. That gentleman, having
secured seat in the Senate for six years
from Msscb zsh, 1881, is disposed g sid
in continuing q tariff on the rcadingmat-
ter OF the public.
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HDAIzEIL js susouSeedto lecture
to the AlumniA Association at Cambridge
on character in the Sphere of Settlers"
Morris, the dos-raiser and trainer, Of
Quaker City, can double discount DAL.
on that snbject. It's possible that "Sel-
ters" should read ssLetters."
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sUThe New York delegation goes to
the National Democratic Convention IN
instructed. hut Il Is understood that they
are for TmDEN. JOHN KELLr's Tamms.
ny crowd selected q delegation which
viii knock ip vain for admittance.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-27

EETrLDEs took the scalps OF John
KELLY and his brother Tammany braves
In the New York Democratic State Con-
ven,ion, aiier which The braves indulged
in potations of fire. water. and got up o
war dance. JOHN can't cope success
fully wlih the Old Man.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-27

sEThe roof and one OF the xalls o.
Madison Avenue Garden in New York
fell one night last week while the hull.
ding was crowded with people. Three
persons were killed and twelve wounded
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RECOMMENDATIONS MADE. !

AN increase Of thirteen per cent in
the acreage of wheat sown and de-
crease OF six per cent in rye are repor-
ted by the Agricultural Bureau. More
bread and less whiskey. IN Y. Herald.
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RThe New York Herald. of Sur-
day, the 1S.h inst, printed 1861 colnmns
Of advertisements, containing 4,4S7 sep
srate aads,r That Is business, and IS o
inst return for the Herald donation Of
100000 to relieve the suffering in Ire
land.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-27

HThe Republican Legislature Of
Ohio adjourned on the 18th inst. Il
erected tomb stone and inscribed
ihereop,
ssNo Local Option
For Our Party After Elections =
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Sitting Bull,s Indians.


WASHINGTON, April 20-Gen. Miles,
who vas ordered to Washington tovex;
plain the position end condition of what
are known as Sitting Bulls Indians, who
we're driven across the border into Cana
dian territory three.yea ago, has suh-
mitted o written report to Secretary Ram.
say, whicfshas, been: referred tor Secre,a-
ry Evarts for his considerations =
RECOMMENDATIONS MADE.
The report states in substance that an
experience Of three years has demon:
strated that these Indians cannot sub.
sist during the winter season withou,
crossing the border into our Territory
Of Montana, where, as an ipvariable sf,
quence, they commit wholesale depreda.
tions upon our settlers. A portion oi
these Indians desire to surrender, and
these, General Miles recommends should
be received as prisoners OF war and held
until such time as they can safely he
turned over to the Interior Department
the remainder 10 I've treated as outlaws
General Miles holds that they should
not he harbored by the Canadian authori
ties immediately on our border, where
they are constant menace to the peace or
our side
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-27

wAll the signs puins 70 Gsasr's
nomination. The anti's may as well
commence to practice eating crow.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-27

WThe N. Y Herald Irish Relief
Fund has reached the princely sum of
ss17, ,7Ss;ess M
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ATTACHMENT.

80
Magdalena sohell. PLAINTIFF Before r Il.
i. VS.. Beard, J.-H. ef
g. W. Wilbur and Center to~hslfp.
Thomas Hayden;defendants Monroe County.
Ohio: On the 7th day Of April, 1850. said JIs.
tice issued an order Of attachment lagainst sAe
defendant, Thomas Hayden,) in the above co.
tion for the sum Of $40 with interest from
March 10. 1880. Said cause willshs for hear.
ing May 90, 1850 at 10 o'clock .. m.
| 1AGDALENA SCHELL,
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RgPnliney township, Bellairc, sends
= BLAIsE delegation TO the Republican
Convention of Belmont County.
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wBelmont County sends Thur
MAN delegation to the Democratic State
Convention.
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TIE County Seat bill was not reached
regularly on the calendar before the ad.
journment. A motion n take it up
uot Of its order failed on Friday, be-
cause of the opposition Of Representa-
tire Atkinson, who claimed that 1t would
be dlscourteous to him to take his own
bill up out of its order, when be was
unwilling to have the sentiment Of the
House taken upon the merits OF it at
that tims. On light vote the Speaker
declared the motion to take the bill
from the calendar lost. In consequences
the bill will 90 over. until next winter
Belmont Chronicle, 22d inst.
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kEThe Constellation, the Cavern,
ment vessel sent to Ireland with clothing
and provisions, arrived safely last week
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-27
LECTURES:

Voice Culture. Ancient History, Words that
we use, Readings from Dickens. and Three
Great Peoples Of the Past.i-Prof. J. A. MAR
sHALL.
Pedagogic, "Have an End in view," q. g.
History and School Goverament.-Prof.J 10 Hs
GRRBNBANK.
Parliamentary Law, Civil Government,
Meteorology, School AVS of Ohio and Teach :
ing.-G. W. HAMILTON, PHI B,
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-. s--.
ITEMS.

AN exchange truthfully says: When
people are displeased with anything IN
the paper they lay the blame upon the
editor; when anything strikes them ss
particularly good, they wonder who
wrote it.
The Bellaire postoffice has been desig.
mated by The Postmaster General as
French International Money Order Of
fice, and exchange of orders with France
and Algeria commenced on the lst of
April, 1880
SIX medical New York experts exam.
med man. as to his sanity, and were
evenly divided. After they had wran-
gled alb mt it for week it was discover
ed that they had examined the wrong
person altogether.
ONE person who sued an editor for
libel has won his case That is, a Mr..
Philips. lawyer, sued the editor of the
Waterloo { (lnd.) Journal for libel, laying
his damages at $4,000. We are graft
fed to state that he received one cent
damages
The Wetzal Democrat thus warns
young men who contemplate going to
West Virginia.so practice law: "Young
men, hopes of our bleeding country, un.
less you wish to live in continual dread
OF failure OF hash, keep ont OF. the
law business 10 West Virginia. T"
THE Wheeling Fair Grounds, COM
prising 25 acres, were sold on Saturday
to W. v. Hoge for 5,335, who bid in
the property for the largest stockhold-
ers. 1t was at one time offered to the
city OF Wheeling for $4,000. Now,
what is to be done with it-park7
TKR new officers on the B. & S. W
have taken charge OF the road and ma
chinery, and are making repairs and i'm
provements as rapidly as they can
Everything seems 10 be- working smooth
ly. the trains making regular trips OF
time, and doing very fair business
We trust its misfortunes are over
! Belldtre Tribune.
Mr. TrLDEN has shown even more
than bis usual ability as dex,rous poll
tical strateglst. Shrewdly attempting
no more than be was able to accomplish
he has won decided victory IN sdch
way as to give no handle to his adver
saries. He has skilfully prevented |
row 10 his own Convention, and is a
tmuch master OF the New York delega
ltion as II 1t had heen instructed to vot
for his nomination. r. Herald, 21s
inst.
TIE people of W ashington aud Wayn,
townships are much excited over th,
escape Of Clay Heudershot one Of tn,
parties charged. with burning Riley
barn and live stock. A petition is br
Ing circulated asking the County Com
missioners to offer q reward for his re
capture. Nothing has been heard frou
or OF him since he escaped from th'
laundering officer near Cantrevllle. II
the is caught he may very properly b'
severely dealt with under hasty decree
iof Judge Lvnch's court.-Bellairc Inde
pendent, I'D inst.
TIE County Seat bill was not reached
regularly on the calendar before the ad
journment. A motion n take it ul
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BRANCHES TAUGHT.
Orthegrsphy, Geography. Grammar o, s.
History, Civil Government, Physiology and
Arithmetic taught by topics; Algebra Ray
Geometry-Davies, Latin-Harkness. 4
special class in Grammar for the benefit Of
Teachers.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-27

ADVANTAGES OF THE SCHOOL.
Plan Of instruction strictly Normal.
Literary Society and Debating Club organ
lied BY the pupils. A course of practical
Lectures on various subjects. Frequent ex.
aminations. Instruction in Elocutionsby Prof
J. A. Marshall. the prince of Elocutionists.
Good boarding at Gerry low rates.
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Yeb 4bbtrtisen'ents,
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate Of Michael Ruef, Deceased
THE undersigned has been appointed and
i qualified as Administrator of the estate
Of Michael Ruetf late Of Monroe county decd.
Dated this goth day of April, A. D 1850.
apr27 ,SGw3. ". 7. HURD.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

AuprroR's oFFIcs, MoNRoB COUNTY,
WooDstfkrp. 0Hio, April q, 1880. !
To Christian Cehrs, or ,r'sow amay concern:
Notice is hereby given, that Philip King
has deposited in'th County Treasury, q sum
Of money suffclent to redeem So acres of land
in section 2, township s., range5 Said land
was sold for taxes by John Gatchell. Treasu.
rer Of Monroe County, Ohio, January Il,
1870.
s. A. ATKINSON,
apr27, ,'s0t3. Auditor Monroe Co.. Ohio.
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Monroe Normal School,
Stafford, Ohio

This school Will open July 20 and
close September "a, 1850.
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TUESDAY, APRIL ~, 1880.

"a union of hearts, a union of hands.
A union of States noue may sever;
A union Of lakes, union Of lands,
And the FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER.
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Large Stock of Black Silk and
Cashmere DOlmans and .Ligh
Spring Jackets, in the New Shades.
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c7O WEEK. $l2 day at home easily
@sA made. Costly Outfit free. Address
TaUs & Co., Augusta, Maine, lec2;'79Y.
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eUThe Monroe. delegation. to the
Democratic State Convention isssolid for
THURMAN.
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|50 PIECES Window Cur
tain Goods, handsome, as low
as Is cents yard.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

THREE FARMS AND 6 TIMBER LOTS
for sale. about six miles back from Bellville.
on the Ohio River, in jackson County, West
Virginia. Plenty Of good water; the timber
good and the soil fertile. Schools and churches
handy.
For further particulars address
C. A. HU HUBACHER, Agent.
apr13, ,S0t3. Darlington, Ohio.
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TEE rsnrKa.NrE usIoN.
SECOND Day Of ~. ae"on"l Meeting a.

SECOND Day Of iss aaiionai Meeting nj
BnstDp.
:, Bcsros, October % -The,seeond daYot
lie woman's National Temperance
Union opened with prayer. A petition
was presented by Mary E Hart asking Tor
the appointment Of q Board Of Manage
meut, 20 lbst.they may be able to meet at
stated times 10, The TRANSACTION Of busi
ness pertaining to spread tbs temperance
work. 10 be known as the Literature Soci'
ETY. aud 10 be controlled by the National
Union as Tract Societies are controlled by
their respective ohtpchSs. Referred to the
Committee on Plai
Papers influencing the press were dls'
rributed among the audience, Il urges
upon editors temperance column III
their jonrnals.
Mrs. johnson, OF the Committee pm
[Paflor meetings, presented report With
interesting remarks, stating that the de.
sigu Ia to introduce social element into
the Temperance work. 80,
J.N Seams was introduced and said he
brUught greetings from the National Tem'
perADce Union 10 the Wom ms Union.
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Inc " neellnk HsyatF - always SWNF
witness! It Is always ready to affirm any.
thing or deny anything that works for or
against its cause, political or personal, no
difference whether the editor is oris NOT
informed on the subject. The readers OF
the ISrgLLloRNcER ~iIl remember the pos
tive and peremp.ory denial It gave 10 our
quotation from Haupton's Sspeedh, iat
staunton, Va, on July 26h, and es.
ppcially how 1t boldly and reckessly de
nounced the author OF it as an OBJ cure
carpstbaggerin Virginia, and the extract
itself-as base forgery. They will also
recollect how promptly we exposed Its
ignorance and untruthiulness in that
matter, by a dispatch from Stanton show.
ing that the editor OF the Hirgi@iaa was
not only native OF ths.Slare, but the
son Of native parents, and also how com.
pletely his report Of H4mpton's speech
was corrobora,ed by high Democratic evi
dence.
Yesterday the Register tookcAu to 'taik
for venturing to publish string OF adj,
vice' given by the Charleston Neus and
Courier to Democratic down there. urging
them not TO enp!osSany oneexcept Dem
ocra,s. We had copied this article from
one OF our exchanges, but Of course The
ReTaer knows, as ii always Knows everyt
thing Of thatkiud, that-.no sueh-ar'icle
ever appeared in the Charleston &tTs and
Courier. III order to test the matter be-
tween ourselves and the Rfg Her We teles
graphed yesterday 10 the Chicago Tribunt
on the subject, our impression being that
the article had been quo ed by that paper
as coming from the Charleston paper.
We herewith submit the reply Of the
Tribune as followsG J. Si..l i
CulcAoo. October %, 1880.
Special to the EntslIlSeueer.
Your dispatch in regard to the ad:
vice Of the Charleston Courier u
employ nobody but Democrats, at
hand. In reply we would say that iu
In 1876, during the Chamberlain. HAMPTON
contest for Governor. the Charleston Nero'
and Cepier kept u standing Dotice at the
head Of its editorial pages advising Demo
crats to employ none but Democrats In
any capacity. This atiels Of !be RtE' and
Courier mentioned separately aud In der
tail each trade, profession and business
calling, and advised each class to s'arse out
the negro Republican,, or Chambsrlln-
ties, by giving employ yment only 10 Demo
Gratis. We bad in this flee copy Of the
Mus and Courier containing this article in
1875, and my impression and recollection
is that ths sgme notice was printed iR the
South Carolina papers during that cam;
paign by direction OF The Hsmpton-Tilden
| Democratic State Central Committee.
y g. MEDtLL, III
Chicago Tribune.
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BERIH, October 2s-The Empsrot's
speech, read at tbs opening OF the
Laudtag to-day, expresses thanks lcr
the popular manifestations Of loyalty
at Cologne, on the OCCASION Of the cele'
bration Of the completion oithe cathedral.
The estimates for 1881 rrcmise asurplns
which will render IA 700 900 marks avail
able for the remission Of the Prussion tag
alton. Tho transfer ot pivue RAILWAYS
TO the ets,e has hene6ued these finance,
and the trstis The Landiag will BIZ called
upon To CO operate IN carrying out the
economic reforms for the Whole Empire.
The Federal Council at PlenaTP, sitting
yesterday, unanimously adopted the 9n!
lions OF the Governments of Prussia and
Hamburg in favor oi ipterdiclinR, by vir
kfue- Of the .anti.Sociaiist lag, residences
in Hamburg, Altoona, WRudlb beck, Fispe
berg and LnusTbe'g and vicinity, oi al
persons considered 10 sHhanger pnbliC
safety. The order will remain In ta,ea ~
nne year, its operation beginning in thl
Prussian portion Of the above territory
tomorrow.
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--E~F---
C4NyEa /, lUN CLtlsEn.
csrrmo"Ies 'osciuaips the Great Eph T,
N eaPRl 6aIhertnE.

Ceremonies sosciuaips the Great Ephs
eapsi aa,hrrinE.
NEw YoRE 0aober 2s-rha trienui Il
convention q the Protest.ut Episcopal
Church, closed last night with impoSinr
ceremonies, in the Church Of tie H ,ly
Trinity. The a'semblage was large. r.
Rev. Bishop Smith, Of Kentucky, presided
Evening pray were read by r. R-v
Bishop Dewitt Howe, Of Central Penn VI.
yania. Assistant Bishop Lyman, Of North
CarolinG, read the lesson. Tna PIE
siding Bishop read q PASTORAL le'ler Of the
ti"use Of bishops. In conclusion the
bishops repeat the counAels and Uaullon.
given In iuimer pastoral lepers aRainsle ex
trsysgauce In living, imparienCe " any re-
sraIGts upon tel Indulgence, passionate
inndness Tor amusement OF AN sxri,ipK0I
corrupt character. and increa.ing dpsrrra
tion Of lbe Lords. day, commonly called
Sunday. Ia addressing thenlselvrs pArtic
ulatly To the Clergy a. d candidates for or
ders the letter says; Let no Ymhilion Tor
dlsnlw Il leaning nor desire N b.
thought otiginsl ard large minded draw
YOU a say irnp ihe dischAfge III yrur higll
aud gl iriOus ertsnd ~ Gods snllassadUr
sent s-tk men IL Chri,,S name u be re.
conei vi to i1od" Bishop Smith pro
no9aced the benedictiOn.
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rnEsrcKErA.Y,s ANSWER.
gha, sherman 3ise,s ors tho, IwaG.
Money In New Orleans.

What sherman ise,s ofs the Iwadt Of
hpHfy in Ntg orleans. -
wAsuIsGroS, October ss.-The com.
pIaint made by the New York papers that
Secretary Sherman had refused TO furnish
currency 10 New Orleans seems to be un-
founded. IN no case is the Government
sxnected or required to ship currency at
,iS publie &xpe11e itom one point to au.
oothSsTr othST i5r de Stcomm6doiioh Of any part
Of the country, but yheR y has accumn'
lstions beyond its medium OF dishnrsa.
ment In any locality, it has sometimes
per mitted The money z 10 he paid
out In that locality TO persona whO
wou'd flrt place an equivalent
amount In the Sub treasury, In New York.
orsoaie oiher poilt where npededs lhithe
eAle e!mentioned. 10 the ONeW Yotk papers,
how ever, It happens the Secretary had
not refused that request, but on the con
tr.ry had mnre money In New 0tleans
than needed f,r disbursement there. He
has snld within month In New YofE
nearly 100000 exchange In New Or.
teang!at' NE Suffeutrate Ol premium, add
deliyered lbe Ppnunt at once III Ney Or
leSns upon telegraph orders thus paying
the money In New Work where needed
without expense. He wishes tito BE- dis,
tiuutlynplsFelood, however, that The sel
commodation was afforded only beO tuSe
1t wss clearly in the lnte'es. OF the G ".
ernment TO grart n; that he could not,
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