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Indepenaemt Catholicisns.

From the Brooklyn Eagle.
The Rev. DR.. Talmage, in his last FRI
day evenings talk discussing according
to his custom the passing issues OF the
day, took occasion TO advise Protesta' ants
not to take any active part In the So
called Independent Catholic movement,
which has within the part few weeks en-
joyed some notoriety in the newspapers.
DR.. Talmage argued that real reform In
all denominations and churches must
radiate from within. If Presbyteriahism
Is to be reformed, it must be through the
presbyteres. Ii the Baptist Church
needs change on the subject of close
communion, the Baptists are the people
10 make tbe change. II the Methodists
want an adequate lay representation,
their conferences must make the i'm
provemeut. The great thing for a
Church and for a denomination to do Is
TO mhd its own business. Growth, de-
velopment, and improvement come from
the inside, not from the outside, II the
Independent Catholic movement is to
come to anything, it will not be through
the tinker'ng of outside denominations.
S, reasoned DIR. Talmage, and we
think he was right, Religious history, so
far as we are acquainted with it, fails
to show successful reformation
achieved by renegades, while it has a
goodly showing of reform energzed
from within and securing in the long
run the smelioration il desires. But
what can be hoped from few discon-
tented priests who cannot themselves
explain whether their platform is Scrip
ture, as interpreted by themselves, Pro
testan tism as negative term, Irish in
depedence accompanied with the over
threw of the ancient faith of the country,
or wholesale rationalism mmencing
in the rel ction of one Christian doc
trine after another. "If the trumpet give
an uncertain sound, who can prepare
himself for the battle?" We have no in
| clination to assume any other motive
than sincerity of conviction in those en-
gagged in in this enterprise. In fact, al
first, we supposed it to be movement
akin to that of Pere Hyacinthe in Paris,
which hos won considerable sympathy
in Europe, although it has proved a
failure. The failure of Charles Loyson
has not resulted from any misconduct
OH his part. Mr.. Gladstone, who presi-
ded at his lectures in London, says o.
him that he IS one of the most thoroughly
earnest and since men he ever met
with. But one earnest clergyman who
stands apart from his own Church, with
out joining anyothtr, cannot work any
efiectual reformation. The handful ot
laity that gathers around him can only
keep his altar ligh's burning while they
have money to pay for the candles. 1t is
a mere question of rent, and no letter o.
coincidence from the divines of othel
churches can.keep an ecclesiastical kettl!
boiling, when there is no file under
meath.
Bot this so7called Independent Catho
lie movement has not even the meagr'
claims to support and promise of STA
bility which Pere Hyacinthe's Quixoti
mission had D.. Where is the learning
the eloquence, and the devotion which
distinguished that ex-pEeacher of N otrt
Dame? 1t may be said this is only
temporary difficulty, and that adequate
champions will be found when the new
movement makes sufficient headway
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Il Railroad Trip.
p. W. & B. OFFICIALS LOOKING AT THE
ROUTE OF A NEW BRANCH ROAD.

p. w. & Ii. OFFICIALS LOOKING AT THE
ROUTE OF NEW BRANCH ROAD.
On Thursday last, says the Oxford,
Pa, Press, a special train containing
Presidents Hinckley and Wood, Su-
perintendent Kenney, Director s. M.
FELTON,, Engineer Fuller and other of
iicials of the p, w. & B. and Balti-
more Central Railroad Companies,
passed over the latter road on tour
of inspection. At Oxford they stop
ped and visited Director Sam'l Dickey,
took dinner at Menough's Hotel, visit
ed Mr.. Dickey's greenhouses and look
ed around the town. The train then
proceeded southwark to Port Deposit
and returned to Philadelphia via
Perryville and Wilmington. Before
reaching Oxford the party left the
train and were taken i'll carriages by a
company of Delaware countians and
driven over the proposed new branch
railroad from Rockdale to Ivy Mills.
This branch will follow the West
Branch of Chester creek between the
points named on the Baltimore Cen
tral. It's construction will accomplish
several important objects. The heavy
grade at Chester Heights and paying
tolls to the Philadelphia & West Ches-
ter Railroad for crossing the bridge at
the Junction will be avoided besides
much more freight traffic along the
proposed line will be obtained, as sew
erai mills will be reached on the West
Branch, including Rhodes & Bros
- - nd an1sn
farmers will be afforded good railroad
facilities, who now go to the lower
road at Linwood. The officials on
reaching the awaiting train at Ivy
Mills, on Thursday, expressed them
selves fully satisfied with the feasibili-
tv of the improvement, and the matter
will shortly be more fully considered
and a survey made.
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Last Nights DraaUing.

The following articles were drawn at
the st. Pauls Catholic Church fair last
night:
by ID. j. M, 119 Van Buren, street; pair
of vases, by ID McCullion.
Table No. 2, a tidy, by Margaret
Brady, Alb Tatpall street.
Table No. 3, china cup and saucer. by
lanes Carmichael, Jr., 9l3 Chestnut
street.
Table No 4, a toilet set, by Kate Nun
brary, 524 Tatnall street.
Table No. 3, pair of wall pockets, by
Kate Deatz, 3O6 Maryland auenue.
Table No. 6, toilet mats, by Aunie
Murphy, 2l3 Monroe street.
Table No. Z, a lamp, by Kate O'foo'e,
4l4 Morrow street.
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DI D.

ALLEN.-In this city, on the Goth inst,
at No. 7O3 King street, Samuel Alien,
Sr.. aged 76 years.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence, No. 70S
King street, on Thursday afternoon Ser
vices al the Central Presbyterian Church
at 2 O'Clock. To proceed to the Whining
ton and Brandywine Cemetery.
ECKEL.-In this city, on Tuesday morn
ing, 10Th inst. Eliza @, wife OF Edwin
+. Eckel, in the 10Th yea of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence of her father
Lawrence Glatts, 315 West Front on
Thursday afternoon. 22d, at 2:30 O'Clock
without further notice.
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historical Society.

isSSlOlmed meeting of the His
society was held last evening, =,
@' A. Lamotte in the chair.
n r; Johnson, from the Com
on Donations, reported the fol-
mington I n, Directory, 1S74-75, from
min 5. Clark.
'A'y'hve pamphlets from DIR.
uROer of educational circulars.
a. England " ,Sid Historical Genealogical al
FCs ol olive wood from Mount
Jerusalem, and the nest of a
r'Ie or'ole, from p. b. Foreman.
NJ. D, Elliott, was elected an active
", anu then the Society took ac.
'ua. we death of Lieut.. Col. James
''' Ss reported elsewhf re. Adunn.
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arn.r & o.. RochcNer. N. Y.

FGner & Co., Rochcter, ". y;
hL.MES IL have tried your Safe
b and Liver Cure for "Bright's Dis
with which | have been afflicted
! last two years, aud IL has done
lr for me. believe 1t Is tue only
|hown for that terr BILE dlseare, aud
blh pleasure that | write this testi-
I'm its favor. You are Mt liberty 10
ls In any way you Zee proper, to
suffering humanity.
n yours, JAS. S. PRESCOTT,
North Union. o.
Shakers Society. Cuyahoga Co..
Wv. veland, D.
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Dtdth OF q School Teacher.

Miss Mary A. Row land, we'll known
teacher of the Wilmington public
schools, died last evening, at the resi-
dence of her father, Joseph G. Rowland,
No. 235 Poplar street. Miss Rowland
had been Too Ill for the past two years
to follow her profession, her affection
being that dreadful disease consumption.
She was principal of No. School, girls
department, for several years and wss
also engaged in other schools during ht I
term of service. She was the most efii
cient teacher in the employ of the School
Board. and was highly respected.
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le'aI Miles, who was ordered to
ngtOn TO explain the position and
lon OF 81 ting Bulls Indians, has
l'ed written report to the Secre-
War, The report says that three
'e1perlence has demonstrated that
Indians cannot subsi+t during WIN
|'h0ut crossing the border Into
|oa, where they commit whole
|tpFtda'ions on our, settlers. Part
se lndldns desire 10 surrender,a q nd
Fal Milpi recommends that they
be received as prisoners of war
Fh anlll snch time as they can
De handed over to the Interior
imrnt' The others he would bave
AZ outlaws. He holds that the
10 althori les ought not to.tar.
mem ediately on cur border
Pace, ~
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ire Nothing Have Nothing.

N the Louisiana State Lottery Com
las Incorporated by the Legislature
|that corporation legal rights, which
most searching Investigation, the
hster General has officially decided
pect and protect in the use OF the
hnd the safe delivery Of all letters
I'D to N. A. Dauphin, New Orleans
same person at No. 3l9 Broadway ,
[ork CITY. The next monthly dis
ION the l20ih) occurs on Tuesday,
1ta 1881, when So may win 40 .0D0.
|. no,hiag-hdue nothing. aprl4-6t
The daily gazette., 1880-04-21

/, do you cough when you, ,,S:,1 can
i;ef in sines' Syrup of Tar, Wild
''V and IIoarhound? 1t is the
'sicacious and pleasant remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Group,
|, and all diseases tending to
'uary Consumption; has been
\ over thirty years and is espe-
sdapted to children, as it does
'u,eatc and consequently can be
h sufficient quantity as to effect
one bottle and you will never be
N it. Price 25 and 50 cents per
Sold everywhere.
au1-1mod&w
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Died SuddeHlU.

John Smith r. sident of Delaware
County, Pa. near the Delaware line
died very suddenly on Monday night.
He was brother-in-law of l. n. Grubb
and at the time of his death was in the
Ssh year of his aye. He was man
of exemplary habits and was highly re-
spected by all who knew him. son
who resided near by had been summoned
to his bedside but arrived too late to see
him die. He leaves wife and six
children.
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A. ROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will be received up to
u quarter before eight oc ock. p. m on
Thursday next, 22d inst, for grading Jack
son street between SIKH and seventh
streets. the amount of mater al to be re-
moved is about two hundred yards, the
dirt removed 10 he deposited on the bed
Of Tenth street between Adams AID Madi-
son streets, the stone to b dtpo sited at
the breaker at Tenth and Van Buren,
streets. A bond Of one h"ndred dollars
must accompany each bid for the good
faith of the same. The bids to he depOsit-
ed in the box In the Coui eli h mber.
The work to be done l'der tie uiIcrvis-
ion of the Street Con mi sioner.
BY order Of the Con mitte,' ON Or eniDg
Streets. ia Els MCCLIHCHEY,
apr2O-3t Oh u man.
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~. !" at the LOvenant.

E"vsnsn, ;re Nel9Tmed Episcopal Church of
|icboI..aa,l' last night, Bishop WIN.
|CcenI,hl,. |,%n, OF Philadelphia, preached
n !, s'aule WI" sermon, from the text,
In nss s1ur r conversation be as it be.
/ n cb S,e Iospel of Christ. ."-Phillpi.
frOwInphI ISpIeI, 9th verse. The church
|Op reu Waa 10, on this occasion, aud the
A. Sm ,,s listened to with deep atten.
s,erG, Us ,ho Conclusion the Bishop ad-
5ly.siy ,ie n rite Of confirmation To
tenA rsrS ,,s~ members, nn and ten, other
he'd di%es xi'% The ceremonies were
Ftiop. s''h deep interest by the con,
ID Ii" t%5,'12oon moon. at l:SO O'Clock, a ses-
b will viii on, Council of the PhiIadeIpbia I'I
(a,nt nut con Convene in the church Sn'P,I,s "f ,hs
'%Tl Tba and continue for e,f two davs pv 'n1 o,.
dp' " desire are cordially faUi,e invited ido to
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- HERlFF'S SALE.
- By virtue of "a writ OF Plus. Levaria
Facias; to me directed, will be exposed 70
public sale, at the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM B. FORD,
Now occupied by William B. Nickerson,
at kirdwood, in Pencader Hundred, New
Castle County. De aware,
On SATURDAY, The Sth Day OF MAY.
1850, at o'clock, p. m,
The following described real estate, viz:
All the following described tract or par
cal of land with the improvements situ-
ate, lying and being in Pencader Hum
bred, in the County and State Aforesaid,
and bounced and described as follows, to
wit: beginning for the same at a stone in
The public road leading from the village OF
Glasgow to Summit Bridge. thence run
ming and binding by a line of land former
ly of the heirs of Charles Boulder, de-
ceased, south S9M degrees, east 25 lilo
peiches to stonr IN IA line OF said BOul-
den's land, thence running and binding
with a line of said Boulden's land east
"a 10 percheS to one in said line,
thence running and binding with sAi0
Boulden's land and land of David Ford,
nortl S9l4 d grees, east l30 4-l0 perches to
stone, corner for David Ford's land
and also corner for this land and land
of Andrew Eliason, the ce with o line OF
said Eliason's land south 21% degrees west
S6 perches to a stone a corner for said
Eiiason's land, thence with line Of land
formerly of George Mllward, south Ssz
degrees west 1862 IL 10 perches to q stone .
corner for n lot OF land formerly of
Nathan Eoulden, thence with a line of
said lot north three and one-fourth de-
grees west32 perches to a stake another
corner of said Boulden's lot, thence south
SS34 degrees to stake in the aforesaid
road, thence up the said road nor.h de-
srees west 81 6-l0 perches 10 the first men,
TONED stone and place of beginning. con-
tanning within those bounds ninety five
acres and 81 perchos of land be the same
more or less, with house and barn
thereon,
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Merit IL. Paxson and Han
nah l.. Paxson, his wife, and {. It's and to
be sold bv JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
shelifl's Office, New Castle, April 20.
1890 ap2l-eodts.
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The Doctors Yielding.

.Iuoo Prof Green wrote to the
| Record advising physicians every
hi use the Safe Kidney and Liver
A their practice. II has been gaining
n with The pi ofession. They can
6thing which Ia q substitute Tor IL.
bIsns, N, d., OF Rochester, N. Y,
4 wouli now prescribe 1t to all who
Hated with serious kidney and liver
apl5-2w.
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NJ OTICE.-A meeting OF the Trustees of
IN the Poor OF New Castle County will
be held at the Aims House on Wednes-
day, April 2Sth, at 10 O'Clock m. Per-
sons having bills will present them by
that day.
The supply Commit ee will meet at
Aims House on Saturday, May /, at IL
O'Clock a. m., when proposals will be re-
ceived for furnishing the Aims House for
the next three months with bread, meats
and tobacco. j. w. COOCH.
APRIL -, ~ 1927 ltw. Secretary.
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Drunk and DisOrderly.

Lizzie Truitt, col, was before the
Mavnr. Ills morninn, on the charge of
heine drunk and disor ierly' Her hus-
band " no made the charge also COM
plained of ber having stolen quantity
If dish \ and furniture from the house.
The Mayor was oil the opinion that she
had "A light to the dishes and furniture,
bu, for being disorJerly, he required her
- ,,n,. n aud COSTS.
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.NesU Castle PresbUteru.

The regular session of the New Cast Q
Presbytery assembled In the st. 9eorg. 0
Presbyterian Church last night, and VS.
opened with sermon by the retirii z
N oderator. Rev. K. W Gaylord, OF
g ilena, Md. Afterwards the Presby-
terry was opened for Business, and the
following officers were elected: D.
Moderator-Rev. Gilbert Boardman,
OF Port Penn, Delaware.
Temporary Cierks-Rev. Robert Gra-
ham, OF Lower Brandy wine, and Elder
U. B. Finley, of Etkton.
The Presbytery is still In session.
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Chnrne not Sustained.

At the police hearings, last evening,
Heniy Archer, COL, was arralsned on
charge of stealing a set o, harness rom
Hrom ~ the testimony it appeared that the
harness wes left in a box by the ac-
used m in Beggs' prick yard. There being
,,n ,.vidnnce 10 prove that Archer stole
the m haruess, The case was dismissed.
d An ALL i'de' q oregon Yesterday, for mur-
ar cnn,,nitted two years ago. He de-
ciared himself innocent, and charged
the murder on hi, cousin, who is. now
in China.
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The Un',eip tUHns Of s,L domestic breads.utfs
w. were valued q States ts 1uring March
for the curing ming March, is79 Tsss Trsslns. as
,aN np We're Vault ioLths ending March
'Sst ss sls2 Os2 SaN sSsIued ss at sl82, ,6ss, ,226,
VI The previous YEAR U.'espond"
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4ailv Sazttte.

tribute paid to Col. James II,
Leased, before the Historical
Nv Indge Wales, was well de-
/ ,;'.slv and handsome. 1t was
l'n. ' of the deceased to be most
|.ims away from his friend' and
n, If his birth, which was ever
ssherished,as the tokens that he
Ia mon the Historical Society
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No one can think clearly when snffer-
ine with headache. DIR. Bulls Balti-
more Pills will Danish this disagreeable
ailmenr. Price % cents.
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. By virtue OF II writ OF Levari Facias,
TO me directed, will be exposed TO public
sale. at the .
GILPIN HOUSE,
kept by George Whitfield, in the city OF
New Castle, in the Hundred and County
of New Castle, Delaware,
ON THURSDAY, The 18th Day of MAY,
A. ID. 1880, at o'clock p. M,
The following described real estate, viz /:
All The undivided interest of David Nc.
Callister and John McCallister In that lot
or parcel OF land situated in New Castle
Hundred, New Castle Ct unity and Stale OF
delaware, described as follows, 10 wit I:
Situated on the easterly side OF he road
leading from Red Lion to Christians,
bounded by land now or late OF Samuel
silver and DR.. Roderick Sutherland, con-
tanning about one and quarter acres OF
land with two-storied frame dwelling
house anu frame stable thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF David McCaliister and John
McCalllster and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherlh's Office, New Castle, april 20th,
1851. APRIL. taw.ts.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTs.

" ANTkD.-A gentleman of experience
w with books TO take the delaware
agency for the new work, known as
foundations of success and Laws of
Trade" Cal at S02 Market street.
apr2l-lta
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a horse In The Pound .

A good bay horse has been locked up
in the city pound since Sunday last. If
the animal is not called Tor by Saturday
next, it will be sold to pay expenses.
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!, sSlaS1g9 seSSlsiSH9' ,,.s entertainments n.v.
! ssu'9sg; Dr. BSIl,.' T rom rom annoyance by
| ftlee 26 cent, aIps n Cough SH!gs Syrup does
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QediCation.

The Elkton Free Methodist Church
has recently been undergoing repairs
and enlargement,a and will be dedica ed
10 the service of the Lord on Sabbath
next, 25th inst, by Rev. j. T. Michael
of New Jersey. Preaching at 10 80,
dediatory service at 3 p. M, and
preaching again by same, at Z 30 p.
m. An earnest invitation is extended
to tho friends OF the cIuse.
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Meetings Tonight.

WEDNESDAY,
Lodge, No. s, |. o. o.. +.
nplOn Lodge. No. q, X. OF p.
plal Lodge. No. l3, K. OF p.
ping star Division, No. 2, S. OFT.
pony Lodge, No. 5, A. o. q. #.
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ANCHOR LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAlfERs
Sail every Saturday

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERs :"
Sail every Saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW. #lIIt.
CABINS, $50 to $50. STEETtAGE, SIS.
These Steamers do not cary cattle sheep or pigs.
And every Saturday,
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
CABINS, S5N to fS5. Excr"s!o1 ut Reduced Rates
Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed.
All Stateroorns on Min Deck.
Passengers booked at lowest T.tes to or from any
Itairoad Station in Europe or America.
Drafts at lowest rates, payable free OF chargc)
throughout England, Scotland Li-S ..Uland.s
For books Conformation, plans, &C. apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS, BowLI.'a GREEN, N. Y.
OI a. SAM. +. BELTS nu"ina .-ApAees,
anr2p- itnf'nptH" h"'.
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Jackson Wood Burned Lime
V,1 4, nromptly on application at 6%
.,rsst. Price reasonable. 1.-THE
IN. cheapest" '"es"
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NASH ALWAYS AT G MM No FOR
v MORTGAGES, LARGE o.; SMALL,
CITY AND COUNTRY.
apr3-w&s. HEALA ~
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PAPEE In"y \ Sewspaper Adyertis,,ng Atis,,,g
a. l:is ,psqbeIm be made for itin New OLE.
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l1HERIFFS SALE.
GILPIN HOUSE.

~ III ERAFFS y SALE. f.
y By virtue OF "a writ OF Levari Facias,
TO me directed, will be exposed TO public
sale Mt the
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FIRST EDITION.
The Judicial Conference.

1T DECIDES TO SHUT OUT THE PUBLIC
FROM THE APPEAL CASES OF REvS.
MILLER AND MAYOR.
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that you can get gold at the banks.
| Probably they will accommodate you
with $5 or $40 worth of it, but should
you ask for thousand dollars in gold
| they would give you certificate which
you would be compelled to present to
the gamblers, who would charge you a
small premium for the gold. The
same may be said of the greenback,
had Mr.. Bayard's resolution passed.
Having no legal tender qualities you
would be compelled to take them to
the broker, who would probably allow
you 40 or 80 cents on the dollar for
them. In return the brokers would buy
bonds with them for their face value
and get their interest on gold and sill
YER. This shows how every law in re-
gard to the finances of the country are
passed in the interests of the money
gamblers. The Republican and Demo-
cratic members of Congress would de-
monetize the greenback at the COM
mand of the gamblers, if it were not
owing to the fact that very interest
ing campaign is coming on, and that
the people will rise in their might and
defeat them. The speaker next refer
red to the fact that if it had not have
been for the failure of the crops in Eu-
rope, that gold would be slipping out
of our hands and out of the country,
and then what would become of us
were it not for the greenback. AS sooI
as there is a good crop in Europe, golt
will go up to a premium. He argued
that money had no intrinsic value, il
was merely based upon the produc
tions of the country.
The speaker continued to argue il
, this manner for over an hour, but wan
of space precludes any further review
: of his attempted reply to Senator Bay
. ard
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRw.YoRK oct. l3. BLEV ESReccpts to-day and yes
Of .OIl neal-si car. u Jeltf All
add Ia cas- hist Total sInce -atnf SOL he
srgif.f 8 40 mead Tor the corresponding time last WeA
1t,.. udee ca he "uth ~ al'as me 10 os-
letav Nnrs slld advance ri . 10 pr 10 II"i
lla fusr,t Iates NO dAY. OF todays rcepis Af asst
un had 81 ca Ot winch reserved export nero
was sharp mAlI te DalaDccol oheIng anu Is
,isv'- pces iafhr. more ilan nslhan lac SOCK
ft ans rs NJ Tie jersey CITY yICH mostly moo ime
- rn vi winch 81 loaGs Oh IA uno s.oc4 were
Jack wclfncr = iaFoiApe eltct upon
the Dressed nsrEct ana doale are anticipating soe
thing q boom" before she close on fiih1 mere vas
butchers took bold uIo.gi th6y eXpeC.d l.
m,hr GOOD no losses ~ last We X Aud q
srr Of ias action on The sellers faces ~ lbey
counted pTrs 100 90 40 toloihdOs IN
LINT McdiA luc!fr fteffs sho" l9re u prov meht
iu lrad general sats weTr fuzzy &C higher
ab We usua selling rates last Fndhy. Good anu PINE
uade eIr mand aavanre OF about &c pef TO-.
Sales Oi oasAsc, 10 d.eHs Y3a5b h. aDd
hey ~ re EOO ote some poor tas If,n bal
~ rdinary - -teers o. Go4c To dtcs %
~ T. Coos at 310lOafc., 10 oT,ss JO051 ID.
vt Tfta to dress - as d alter pico lor
Fancy ~ mos IT O ID avtrh @ 1hcIe were noe
enouG "a lie MOnGa ~ meet The wants OF butchers
o "a IN 4 teicPraphrd 10 Balm Tor ls cars,
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mo row ana Their viii be small market al Oolh stock
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