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FIsAacIAII. AND GO ,iI nME q
q New York Money and Stocks. 2 z

~ Now ofk money and Stocks. As
Z New Yonx. Aurus, l..Nonsy 2,<s4 M, een. oin..
Ing at 2hper cent. PTime msicantIIe carer ID Der
cent Sefllpg Exchange bankers'I bill, strot,s Al
n S54; demand 81 SSE. "a 80 - =
= GovEhNNrNTs-Hp ef cent hiaher for extended
s. u per cent hlgher for II coupops and unchansed
for extended g. iEs and n reristered - -
y There were to-day some tranurtions In the new
three per cents and Aaley were reported n hivh n,
l024 and low as l0lX, sellers making The delivery
Of now bonds dependent on theft adyicri from
Warrington. > y : -
u. 4. O. e.tended 1 io,tklt .h,,h q vn.n. z IN, &
U.H. r., eItendeJ - iSif IN ID y ~. III
d. Il. az rnn,Sn. III III nns. No. la
u. 5. IL oonnora' 49,. i5cI Hi p Iona Gron,. nc
Paciac n I'D 'os '' ia M y .Inntr, ,nnH ia1
Genital Pacific Tis ia, IA Ia MA ~, so,I
Krie seconds ssIs dS Rio tSrande dIv &c
1OiIered. t''o -''NV Wv ~
p.,,..., - 'Jt n
r $4,000 "a boSDs-i Irregular. I
90, ~. ,rnuhIiEs-puli anu wlthGut feature, eS.
T Npha ior tennessee mixed, which hre per cent
ntSue. M tla.9 80 ~ $50,
Louisiana consols... IS Virginia g.. 81
Missouri bs.............ll0 Virginia consols, ex.
y. Joseph. .;....-."."lll ira mat. coupons. 50
TENNESSEE Gs...... b7xlvitginia deirrred... II
tennessee o., new-- 50 Suffered, ~ I, z
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'EOR SALE,

FOR SALE-STEAM IV1
Il MILL, WITH Two RUN or NM ,,sDD, NlMi
arc forty t4o, acres Of No. ih,n %ss1ladt
dwelling house OF SIX ROOM. bsm s'., hs u
went l.Sl head oil hores aud ,s,C,. !,
house and all Necessary ouihullInr' W., sasas
house, corn cribs. smoke hop.s ~ 'u'aa Ss,
also iins orchard, consisting Il usn M, "
and plum trees, gnpevines and n .cJ.' ~ nd
ated about nincl9l miles from BcIi sVs''a h
the D. s Q. Railroad, aud on n, ,,,, s :
Mcehen's creek. Applyto y
,r.s =, rwo,,,S ZANE .. { S! s.rAlSlsp
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SALT RIIEUM,
CUTICURA.

and and, GuIicuRt so.r externally and Cur,cu,,
KEsoLvkSr Internally will positively cnrc cvn,.
s s Pf II OUNCE ~ G1 from common ppe % sero
boxes II c,,r Tcuf n smal boxes, 5Oc: large
S SoG r soAr ~ CurlcuRA SIrIvfSo soAp ~
Depot. WEEKS 4 POTTER nos,o, Ma.
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THE T. Il TAM 4 v. PICO,

The TAMrIcO CORSET takes SIS name from the
TamplcO Gbro with which Il Is stAyed III snbslltu'
lion for the 6lj.hShiOn,d, btcskahle bones. The
Tamplcn stAy will not DO effected BY hrAi or Cold,
md while II affords n more comfortable support
than any other, II cannot bc bnIken, however
seyercn test II inay b. exposed 10 In wear y Will
bv refreshing TO ladies to ind the Tanplco Comet
that will never break. As m cyldcure Of It's IN.
irlnsc merits, n reward Of 80 Is offered 10 the
wcntcr Of every Tampico Comet, IN which any Of
tho Tampic0 stays break. ~ has the valuable nt-
.tachmGni known IN tho triple back" which hIors
complete protection 10 INC most vital part Of the
bOdy, -. 1If. p :, 3z IS ....gI. o.
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I Chief Clerk Henry Myers, OF the Postotllcc,
furnishes the following report, showing tho
!, amount OF matter handled by the boys in
gray last month Il, - 49, 90 -es's q.
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change for day or two. Trade has been
1 @odsmts no special imn~ctions being reported
All " cents; good rio loo: prime isSc; choice
llc, best roasted lI1kc, yellow Rio fic, Java
49, $Ss, syruls. common 49c: prime 4Satoc, New
@ae syrup pt Kno Sc s snG,e1 bnI sw
lostc, formulated loc, powdered luke. eonfectou.
ary We AVG. pnlrie 9hc, palace A 9c,
Golden Golden. . . ss prime s%c; yellow sHne Rice
GaIoi w. choice &C. New Orleans prime &c, Ran
sish-No. smaekcrel. bbls.. 50 90; No. ? medium
Wooden Hare-Narkct steady. No. / tubs. per
Dozen 81 90; No. 2tubs per dozen, S. 20: No. tubs
per dozen, 81 %: ?h.oppails per Dozen 81 IS: 8ho0p
pT,s, sa0o; ksel q. per nest. 81 VI butter tubs
ibs sspsaiy aS; Ss SispasiIy = % DO
w1hboarls. patent, per dozen, IL 50a2 Is. -
Sta-l'cr barrel 81 90. ~ n,
stDed or1-l0nllc per pound.
Sctta-Timoihy s! IS; clover IS 00a5 &C; blue
Gras 81 10: orchard grass s!0o.
ltltgdr-DOmble strength wine vinegar, 25a30c;
s NInl liaisc laalic for country stock: wnc
Red's-Recelpts light anu about all out Of mar:
set: prime inylcs Is IS: do medium 81 70; iu,.
ported :! l5a3 20: red pink s. 75aS 49, lImhs &c
ub-lard oil, extra western strained, gcasl 90;
carbon oil, SC; white inner' oil, winter stralncJ
Co., IA 81 s.l-I'' - : - - ''''>N'
Chte~-ls quoted In JObbIng at Sc for primo
western, and i31sal5c for Now York. SweItzeriGX
ai7c. according toqunllty. LinlbuEcr I2c -
mixed. sl"-Fr=. -, =. =, .'.'Tl's-''. " -
NaiLs-The car,l nate is 50 50, and the market Is
quiet; stocks light As yet there Is no sign OF
break IN the lockout. -
1iqae BIltfr-6c per pound. ~
Noaey-scarrc a, l6al7c per pound.
Il, a1o1-Market steady; country Ga61Izc perpound;
Btfstrtr-SO. |, I2r. o'-Eg5T tT.5e III
Gtnaed GooLs-.Thc market Is quiet, and no, much
doing The quotations arc as follows BIB cams Die
peaches " W. n cans peaches & 30: 9 n can.
peaches = w. Tomatoes, 3 ID ems, 81 3Otl 10.
sweet corn, 81 GOAL %: Window corn, 81 40.
Strawberries. D Gus. 81 Is. Biackberries. D
cails VI ~. Raspberries. d GINS, 81 ~ PlumS 2
% cans. 81 4Oal 70. Lima beans, . b cans, 81 al.
string 81 Is: Cove oysters. n cans light, tic; full
Dried Fruis--we quote prime qlartcrcd APPLES al
&c; evaporated apples lhilc per pound: evnlora.
ted peaches lunIarcd) lsc per pound: evaponted
halves. ya61zc. - - y - $3.50,
Buiier-wholcsale price Is I3al4c per pound.
Grungo-scafcc nj ii 7ja- w; lemons 81 OOaT co.
Dry Goods-Muslns 5aSc, gInghams Ga9%c, dlrcss
silighams sai2cz rk.hireginghnmsSIc,an and Ian.
easter VS. cheyoits 7allc, Unusvllle 9c crashes
5aloc denims 9al3Ac, ducks 9al5c, jciils 1OaiOc,
Table linens l9ai5c, and dress goods 6a3oc. Prints
are quoted from 5a61Hzc. - -. - '
nhskY-Was quoted nj 81 lG per proof gallon to.
day and was In inir demand. -;
noot-3sa36c for medium grades and rather quiet.
Hdy-The baled article told nj si3 50 yesterday:
loose on wagon sold as follows: Old $40 So: new
eli w. There weSa fair demand, -,
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Reduction In Pianos

isg. Reduction In Pianos,
Present stock Of pianos, Steinway, Knabe,
Chickering, Hallet & Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild. &C., at the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains.
Lucas Music STORE,
ll42 Main street,
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CHICAGO. August l.-Thc Drovr'. Jourua, re.

CHICAGO. August l.-Tho Droers Journa, re-
h3ss,Rcecipts "A. 900 head: shipments 4, 800 head
MHEet lairly nctive but weaker and values lower
lieht l0c lower ut 81 10aS 10; mixed lots 5aloc
lower at 81 Sous 10: heavy unaltercd Ut S. Oas III
skips guoliblc at So 25aT q, =. " 1880 $3.50 go
~, CattieLReceips 100 head; shipments 2it0 head.
The market continues weak on all grndes exrent m
choice snipping the decline amounted 10 i0c her
100 pounds: common and half fat nRtive steers in
excessive supply; fair TO choice shippers sG0Oa7 o.
with occasional lunches at 81 a0a; 40. p0Of IN mo.
diunl lots 81 50a5 70: through grass Texans 81 ia
Is; wyoming Nd Nebraska Texans s. f5ai So. ma.
tiSe butchers s. 5oa3 IS; stoclers and feeGcn s. Ca
Shecp-ReceIptG 600 head: shipmcntaponc Firm.
" held under FUR inquiry and rather lIyht Offer.
ngs iar to choice lots s. 75a, 10; breed lambs sa3
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Wheeling Live stock Market.

wheeling Live Stock Market.
fair trade was done at the stock yards the pas,
week. Receipts OF stock have not been lan,c I'M
what WAS received WAS Of flrst class qualify nnd
commanded the following prices:
r Caht-For 1000 and ] 10 III. animals Skate.
NOSs-714aSc. % -
Cdlrcs-rcr head SC 00hStO.
@or'-For wooled, 5aG1zc; clipped, aalc.
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"WIEE OF cARDUl" makes rosy
cheeks and clear complications.
Sold BY Logan &Co.
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Oh. Ghe /. q1ttdti9euffr.
New Advertisements.

Ohce, Nos. 40 and ~ Fourteenth street
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GENERAL NOTICE,

-S.> --1.---T.s---------es+--.''So' \,
Sealed proposals will be reccIyC, =, !, z;
office OF the Hoard oil CommI.sJ"nv,uN At Cd;
q OHIO. Wcst Virginia, until NINA att a,
Gay OF August, lss!, at D o'ClocI p, u 4
lion Of brick building designed a. ~ 20 lAst
said county. '' ~" kla GSes
, rihs and spcelhcationScan 10 s4,,,c
Ing, ". Va. ''' '''' Na'n 'intt y.
The right to reject any or all lid, I, -.
ci ei n 81 The l e. Of Commissioners
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CuTlCuRA.
"a So CuTICuRA.
1 ltic ll1a
Blood Poisonings, Scroiulous, vi.
GERS and Itching Humors,
Assesses and Glandular
SWellings.
LEAD P0IS0NINI,

NJ. Albert Kingsbury. Keene N. H.. troubled
VIII, bad htmor OIL hands and neck, caused By
break out, crack open, and Inc Akin hena frnn
!ns es In large pieces. suffering great, continual
i. sa ana Singing Purchased your remedies
,sea Ca!,Gnra Resolvent blood purIaer) inter
anu III les than three months effected q cnmnlpie
cure, nnu has not been troubled since Corrnisor
aled Ny Bullard L Foster nrllprisis knens u II
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FOR SALE,

TOE, sALE-THE STOCK ~
~. NJ. WIN o. we'll equipped Ios =, AND Con-
@ Se.y, o. would eel ma hi IL i,ntiDs 0-Vl
!e..nSr EelMealsn enquire al hi. 10y ~ toIai \,
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/: Wheeling merchants must have dom,
thriving business yesterday, judging ! from
the number Of Bellaire people who had
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E,ok SALE On EASY II '. TERMS, :
:, !, That valuable Coal property ,,o u
Glen. Jour miles FROM ihe riiv iinown u Lxn
ion q y. q y. n. X, two nils W. h4RG
w in ulieet llne startling ifuin Ei,un the
S iar III, sES laad IN Chase county, SsRSa'
fju7 Va Wv. loGE 4 NY
lS0 NI,t,ssO,
National Republican., 1882-09-12
WANTED-ROOmS.

yXTANTED-THREE OR FOUR FURNISHED
w rooms for light housekeeping Address G. A.
r. Republican Office, Se12-3tE
National Republican., 1882-09-12
The Campaign "Rcpubiican."

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POLITICAL POINTS.

The complete official vote of Kentucky for clerk
of the court of appeals at the August election is
thus stated: Jacob, Union Democrat, 7S,i6i;
Henry, Democrat, ll5,6Sl. Democratic majority,
40,2l7.
There is another Independent candidate for
Congress in Georgia. Judge ii. ID. Twigss is going
to run against Mr. Seaborn Reese, who is The Dem-
oeratc candidate in Mr.. Alexander H. stephens's
district.
The probability that General Butler will be the
next Democratic candidate for governor of MaSsa-
chusetts increases lie heads the list of dele gates
from Lowell to the State convention and it is
thought that this is good evidence that he has de-
cided tn accept the nomination which will nm
doubtedly be given him with substantial unan-
Unity.
The Democrats are disturbed over the situation
in the Congressional districts in Kentucky Com
gresham Carlisle admits that the Republicans
will probably have three Representatives from the
State in the next House. The prospects of carry.
ing the third district believed 10 be good and
one other district will doubtless be redeemed from
the Democrats II john d. White also succeeds in
getting re elected the Kentucky Republicans will
makea respectable showing in numbers in the
next Congress,
Congressman Lynch, of the famous "Shoe
String District, has challenged his Democratic
opponent TO a joint discussion The district is a
doubtful one since the State was gerrymandered
by the Democratic legislature last winter, but Mr.,
Lynch expresses confidence in his e.election,
The Democratic candidate was one of the commit
tee that appointed delegates from Mississippi 10
the National temperance Convention, held in
Chicago, which declared in favor of prohibition
and woman suffrage. This, II is thought, will in
Jur6 him In his canvass.
National Republican., 1882-09-12
PERSONALITIES,

Richelicu Robinson Is stil at war with Great
Britain.
Congressman Robcfon will undoubtedly be re-.
nominated.
Miss Kate Field is at Mount dor, in the Pyro-
nGcs, for her health
Louise Michel, who is soon TO visit this country,
is the Dennis Kearney Of France.
Governor Porter Of Indiana, will attend the
military encnmpmeut nt Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. James o. Putuam, late Minister to The
Hague, returned with his family in the Vader-
land Sunday.
1t is reported that Robert Toombs, the gallant
Georgian, who was to count his slaves ON Bun
ker Hill" has joined the Methodist Church.
Carter II. Harrison, mayor of Chicago, was mar
red in London, England on the 22d oflast month,
to Miss Maggie Stearns, daughter of Marcus @.
S,earns, a wealthy merchant of Chicago.
The sight of a fat man trying TO look graceful
in bathing suit is what makes the little bald
headed fishes stand on their tails aud grim" We
venture the assertion that the Philadelphia Chroni
Gle man who utters this is about the dimensions of
good sized bean pole.
Madame Juarez the wife of the ex x.prcsident Of
the Republic of Mexico, has arrived ut Milwau-
kee and is the guest of DR.. Rice at his summer
residence, Norton oil Beaver Lake. Morton was
formerly owned by the Sc9viles, of Guitcau fame
The Madame is 40 years of age, dresses plainly
| and is very prepossessing in appearance. She ex-
presses herselI us hlsnIy pleaseu "lth heF ip
through the States.
Ex-Secretary Blaine went to Maine when three
| or four and twenty, carrying with him the man
ners, habits, and tastes of Kentuckian, and be-
came leader of Yankee hosts. Sergent Prentiss
went from Maine to Mississippi, which took him
to her arms and made him her idol. His political
rival was another Northern man, Robert ].
Walker. John slidell did not look upon Louis
lana until he was thirty years old. He was a
New Yorker. The present United States Senator
Hawley, of Connecticut. is a North Carolinian.
National Republican., 1882-09-12
A Valuable Application.

cation in the world 1t has already cost over s3
100000 of money. The water battery is considered
to be one of the finest pieces of military consruc
ton in the world. Colonel Lodor the instructor
of the military school, has invented and perfected
some astonishing application that, when he has
guns will be OF immense value in handling them.
In one OF the casemente inside the fort is his Office
He can sit in it and with an electric appliance
cause every gun in the fort to be fired simultane-
ousy lie has perfected another set OF instru-
ments by which the distance of ship from the
shore may be accurately determined, the velocity
and direction of the wind, the consequent dehec-
ton of the ball, and the precise spot at which the
ball will strike the ship The guns will be fired by
electricity, if they ever get there and are ever
called into active service.
National Republican., 1882-09-12
The Stnr.Route Verdict.


The long-drawn-out star-route trial
terminated yesterday in mixed ver-
dict--the jury convicting some, acquit-
ing some, and disagreeing as to some,
They found that Rerdell and Miner had
conspired to defraud the government
hat Turner and Peck (deceased) had not
30 conspired, but whether Brady, the
Dorseys, and Vale had been concerned
In the conspiracy with Rerdell and Miner
they could not decide. The public will
share the Judges confusion at the result.
How contractors can be guilty ofan oflense
in trying to get large price for doing a
little work when no officer of the gov
ernment is in collision with them will
puzzle the Philadelphia lawyers of the
prosecution. The trial has been tedious
and costly one, and its barren results are
as unsatisfactory to the prosecution as to
the defendants The judge seemed dis
inclined TO let the public have a view OF
the attempted bribery which Foreman
Dickson has informed him about. If the
defendants or any Of them are to be
damaged by the forthcoming disclosures,
Judge Wylie is more tender of their feel
ines than he has been during the trial
and the deliberations of the jury. The
public will rejoice that the deadlock oI
the last two days between the judge and
Jury has been broken, and that he dis
missed them without any apparent feel
ings of evaporation. His remark that
they and not he were responsible for the
lame and impotent conclusion accords
with our understanding of the jury sys,
TEN. No indication has been given by
the prosecution as to another trial.
National Republican., 1882-09-12
Smelling N GOOD Story,

1t is distressing to have good story destroyed
The " Presidents flag" revived q tale that Vice.
Admiral Porter, a few years ago, designed flag
for his superior officer, which Admiral Farragut
ordered hauled down, saying: TAKE that rag
down at once the Stars and Stripes are good
enough for me-" A veracious contempo ary ex-
plains that it is true that a change was made in
the admirals flag during Secretary Borie's term
in the Navy Department, and that the change was
dista,teful to Admiral Farragut but he never or
dered it hauled down, for the reason that If he
was ever ntoat in the short time during which the
new flag was authorized he was too good an officer
TO commit such an act of finsubordination More
over, his closing sentence would have been ridic-
ulous because he had carried the broad flag of an
admiral during his whole cruise i'll the Franklin
His objection to the Borie flag was due to its looks
and not TO any fancy that it supplaned the Stars
and StrineS. MniCh II did not.
National Republican., 1882-09-12
A Brave Mans Marriage.

General Algernon S. Badger, collector OF the
port of New orleans, was married last Saturday 10
Miss Blanche Bincan, a brilliant creole belle.
The groom went South as soldier in Massa-
chusetts regiment during the war, and was pro-
NOTED afler its close to cUlonelcy of cavalry. He
two hundred and fifty policemen, who were at
tackled and beaten by the five thousand White
Penn, OH September H. 1874, in a stout fight, in
which some thirty lives were lost Badger was
desperately wounded, receiving three gun-shot
wounds, but in the hands of the eminent surgeon,
DIR. Andrew W. Smyth, now superintendent OF
the Mint, his life was saved. Badger was made
collector of the port in 1872 and is regarded as the
coming man in Louisiana politics. He was n
widower, with five boys. The marriage was
quietly conducted, but the great beauty and
amiability of the bride and the galantry and
muph interest
National Republican., 1882-09-12
MI.s PnrneII,. RemnIna.

In letter just received by Joh IL Nolan, o.
Philadelphia, from Charles $. Parnell, NJ, p, the
reason for declining the proposition to remove tle
Tenains OF Miss Fanny Parnell to LELAND is given
The Irish leader says public funeral In Ireland
at this time would be most painful to the feelings
Of his sisters there md would open wider wound
which has not commenced to close Under
these circumstances" he continues, 81 would ask
you 10 convey my best hanks TO the Central Union
Of Philadelphia, as well rs my high appreciation
OF the motives aud kindly feeling which have in
duced them to desire that my sister should be
buried in Ireland
National Republican., 1882-09-12

me f,s,ie M TIE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
commenced Thursday. Jdnpdrp5 S, 1882 Nts a hand
some double sheet Of eight pages dndTySir columns.
UcontdfnS Menors opi all parts OF The tCOrId md S
specu,iy Interesting contdininr The proceedings OF
DE Executive Legislative, and judicial branches OF the
Government, Including the appointments promotions,
ossipnr,t aud dfsmisSds in al departments of Gov
ernme,h service contains nii report Of army aud
uuryrorcmc,iS and orders II Includes asa special
feature e otiticd PERSONAL and SOcdt neuS ana so
eieiv gossip Of ue NdtionS Otphd!.
IN short, Il Is The Jes! aud only ircektv pnpsr q,
America Girinp, addition 10 H general nelcs from
oHrdrts OF the uorid, complete photograph Of lUc,
donps, and proceedings al The Cupitd Of the Nation
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Miss Candidus,. Prompt Action.

In launching small boat from yacht OH Shell
ter Island, J. A. Munro accidently fell overheard,
and as he came to the surface his head struck the
bottom of the yacht, which dazed him. Miss Can
didus one of party of ladies on board, quickly
caught up rope and was fortunate enough to
throw blight over Mr. Munro's head, and he was
then drawn up into the yacht, the other ladies as
sisting. When he was safe on deck Miss Candi-
dus fainted.-NeW York Sun Of Monday
National Republican., 1882-09-12
Once ANnin.

1t is about time the report was revived, and on
this occasion 1t appears in the Boston Advertiser,
whose Washington correspondent says: 1.-THE
White House will have u mistress next winter
President Arthur is undoubtedly engaged, and
the marriage will take place early in the fall The
The engagement was made last SPRING and the
lady has this summer. at fierent watering places
been the recipient OF the choices FLOWERS from the
White House conservatories."
National Republican., 1882-09-12

TIE solicitude of Democrats for the
Republican party was never more touch
ing than in their frantic appeals to Re-
publicans to remand Speaker Kcifer and
Representative Robson to private life
Callous to all such kindness, the party
has renominated those gentlemen. II
this is to be the only reward the Bour.
bon howlers are to have for generously
holding the Republican party together
We may expect soon to see them mind,
ing their own business, if they have
any to mind.
National Republican., 1882-09-12

If the negro tCas emancipated to help
the Union cause in the war, and if he tUds
enfranchised to help the Republican party
in the work of reconstruction, it would be
difficult to show him why he should vote
with the Bourbons, who swear that this
il white mans government, in which
negroes shall not vote at all, unless he
votes for negro hatred.
National Republican., 1882-09-12
The nig.Mout,,cd Ros. of the schuyIkiII

Before the youngsters who are in the habit of
taking baths in the Schuylkill plunge into the
limpid stream they now invariably cast an appre
hensive look over the water. 1t became known
OH Friday that sleepy crocodile had escaped
from the Geological Garden, and had rendered to
himself the liberty of the river. 1t is believed
that the saurian has builded himself nest IN the
the dam where he lays low for youthful bathers
and other morSels of food The result has been to
Ph iiadelpha Times.