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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-12

PEEsoNAL.-Gov. Bradley went to San
Jose yesterday. We met him at the
trains, where he informed US that on his
return he should meet Warden Hyman
here, and the prison matter would at
once be attended to. He will be back
early next week.-Reno Journal, Thurs
dGH.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-12

JUpGE JAMES HARDY is reported dying,
by the latest dispatches. This is very
sad announcement p She is dead
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-12

The telegraph gives Jones the credit
Of having caused 4 stampede on Wall
street. We are happy TO believe that he
Is thus causing fire and ashes 10 dcsct nd
upon Sodom and GcmoTrch.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-12
Christmas Novelties, Toys, Jewelry
Etc.

Al r. Fred. Brouks's noted store fer imported
segars. tobacco. books, stationery, musical ill.,
sirulnellts, cheap ieNclry toys, etc. at Theattr
Block. next door to Mat. RinckelTs butcher
shop, Carson City Agency for all the CsllfOr-
MIA papers, Gold Hill News Pic;orials and Ma
gaines.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-12

To Est the properties OF Salt Lake
for natural and unpolysamous fecundity,
lot Of live Holsters and oysters have
been planted there
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-12

Wells, FARGO 4 Co. have instructed
all their agents TO solicit subscriptions
for the Louisiana sufferers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-12

MEN AND HOUSES were siiucls by light
ling in New York City on Wednesday
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-17
Clubbing Eates.

Fellow viii be found II list Of periodicals
vita which we club-lhc regular Suhscrip-
ton price of each. and what tl.ty can he
had tor in connection with The Home
Journal, lo-wit:
"Appleton', Journal" D. Appleton &
Co., publishers, New York. $4.50 per IN
num-. Home journal and Appleton one
year for S52
"T"e Popular Science Monthly" d.
Appleton y CO., New iork. $500 per an
num-. Itunl the Iiomc Journal for $500 =.
New lor& Meti:a! Journ,l,' $500
per anmm 1t and the Home journal one
year .or So %
"Lit,r!t's Living Age" Boston. Pub
liSird weehly-$3.0O per annum.. For
s.. - wr viii send it anl the liome )our-
nal one year.
"lIarpcr's M,gozine psrannum.
Home Journal and Harper one year tor
IS %.
"lIArper's Bazoar,"-Ncw York. $500
Der anNUul. 1t and the Home Journal Tor
$J.2j
"Godpy's lady's Book Philadelphia.
! $500 per unnum 1t and the Home Jour
nal one year tor $3.50.
scientific Americana New York
50 20 per annum. 1t and the Home Jour
nal for 81 70.
THE Galaxy" New York-Sl2O pei
. l. ..,I eta II,tnn I,Iirnul IN
1925
"peterson's Magazine" Philadelphia
1920 per annum. It and the Home Jour
nal one year for SO 30.
"Ballon's Magazine" including chro'
mo-. one year, Sl.6J. The same and tI'
Home journal one year, 1925. ltlon
chrome. 1925.
Frank LeSlir'S Illustrated Newspaper.
500 per annum. 1t and the Home Jour
nal for $500.
" rank Lrslic's Chimney Corner
"a m annum. |: anu the Home Jour
nal tor So 90
Frank Leslie, Lady's Magazine
SO. 80. 1t and the npme journal for St''
per annllm
Atlantic Monthly" RoSten. s4OO pc
annum. 1t and the Home journal TO
500.
The south" New York. SO 90 per an
num. II and the Home journal. 81.
-. These rates include postage wh'c
. will he paid ly the publishers III advance
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-17
Petition to the County Court
Editor Home journal:

Editor Home JoHrndt:
The present school law provinces th't
.Whpn tic money derived from th'
scLool fund ami taxes imposed ny ti't H,'.e
nv, fine counties shall not e >nii'irll ~
Keen up a pullir school for i've h''n'"' w
,hr wear. in tie school districts III '"'
county. the County Court -, II leNl w
additional tax sufficient Tor tiii> p"'P">''
.or shall submit the proposition l" IL N"''
0rthp people. and may irly II thN L" pro.
lonu tile : louls ttyund tie I'VE months ;
said tax TO br ~lrvir,i on Hli property p'l'>.
and u,iyilrgeS liahle To taAatiol' ou' ho'
TO exceed the state tax
You perceive that tie l"g!>l"f"reh'aNcs
It the duty Of the County Courts '"ie,!
the fax for school purposes upon Il c'r'"''
condition or else submit the q"eS''o" w
tie people. 49,,
know ONO constitutional warrant io'
this provision of the St hood law
II is trne the Constitution cmpoWrfSlh'
Legislature to confer upon c""''''s Ut"
;hority TO impose taxes tor count! pun
poses' in such manner rs siaii o' P''
scribed by law. But isa pubic Sc'""'
county purpose? That is the Question d.
question. TOO. which il seems Our oopfe''
Court has never determined.
But wen If the provision aforesaid Wr'
constitutional would it not have 0cen !.
better for tie County Court' to nave SUI
nitted the question: to the p"'p'e' anu !
them say whether they were "Iii'ns
carry the additional burden: -,
Rigid economy in public asalr' Is u
only source Of financial relief ut the pre-
ent tins. And IN view OF this i"et v
would most respectfully request u
County Court of Franklin County III u
own name aud In the Hainc oil man! !
tpectabie and intelligent tax PAYERS,
submit the question Of taxation Tor pun
sclool purposes to the people" Tie oou
~ for decision at the bal!ot-boX.
j. r. 2
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-17
IA MemOriain.
DIED, November sd, 1874, Mrs, Saran
Skidmoie.

DIED, November sd, 1874, Mrs. saran
Skidmoie.
brothers md Sisters Of Goshen Grange:
We, the undersigned committee, ap-
pointed tor the purpose # drafting ru,o-
luliohs upon the death of our sister. bring
b'Iore you the following preamble aud
rcsolntions:,
As 1t has pleased our Heavenly Father.
IN His wise providence, to remove tlom
our Order Il beloved lister. to Us has been
assigned the duty OF presenting TO oar
Grange a tribute to her memory. And
Wllle we mourn the departure f onr sis
ter from our Order. We have "A hone and
trust that She has entered into higher and
nohlrr duties, and Is at rest from all earth
y care May we, dear brothers and sis
ttrS. remember that life is but a span. am
IKE her he prepared for the summons
winch must Come to each and all of IT,.
ana on, may we be prepared to say Us she
uli to Il loved one, ME { me in Heaven"
And When II toll, on earth are ended.
may we be taken TO the enjoyment oi
eternal rest.
lst, Rcsolred That we tender to the be-
loved ones OF our s~istcr-u"ar and dear rel
atlves and motherless little ones-our
warmrSt SympathieS.
"a, HeSolted, That we set apart a day, at
the proper season ~ the year, tor the pur-
pnse oi planting umrmoriaitr tree and flow
c~Is-cmnlems OF our Ordpr-upOm her
grave.
81, Resolved, That we treasured her mem
DRY deep IN the recrsNc, of our Itrarts, that
will bloom As the flowers and fade not, but
ulp,.i q, u,,,,, Ira-l, =, tl,, - .,,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-17
Nashville Market.


CDUNlkI iNDnNtE'
Dried Fruit--Applcs, &c; peaches. quar-.
tiers and mixed, j}sc: halves, ~; peeled
6 a.7c.
peas-.Cew peas. 81 90 per bushel,
Ouion'--Prr barrel. ~ %.
fcNtIcrs--Chpicc. l5c,
BceswaX--ClOiCr, zee.
i{ags--Wcil assorted, 2a,c.
G~ihsrng--pcr pound. ~ 35al 40.
Wool UnwaShrd. l3aSJc; washed, 35ls
ai5c; BURY, jal0c less,
C~hcstunt>--per buSIlel. 81 -.
Buttcr--Couutry, from wagon. lSl20r.
EggS--From wagons, 22c; packed, from
store, Doe.
PROVISIONS.
Bulk Mcats--Clrar sides NC; clear alb
sides lO3lallr; shoulders 73laSr, packed.
Lard hart ~ IIrn>lcy'S pastry, in tier
ces, l5c; half barrels, lj!er; kegs, lGr
buckets, lG &c; prime in ~tierces, lI24c.
LIVE STOCK.
Shccp--l 75a3 Sc per head.
Hogs--W righiug 200 to 800 pounds
7a1Mc; lighter, 5oGc.
sEEps.
Timothy per hushrl, $50; Red tot
NIerds grass 80; orchard glass, : 40.
FLOUR, GRAI> AMI Hay.
Business continues very dull, and price.
are barely sustained.
Flour -Suprriue, 4 %; choice family
80; fancy, & y,
Corn Mral.--Unboltcd and bolted, Sacke'
from wv corn. Sja0Or.
Corn--NrW, sacked. So: ear, 7Oa15c.
WI..t .lttnrrl,,, uI.. I4l Il
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-17

Friend Slater. of the Home journal,
asks the following question: Have we
merchants III Winchester? Y ANA refers hlS
readers to the columns OF his pager lor AN
answer. We fail to see Il Sln4l" n"tl'e o.
there being u cry goods dealer IN that' our
native town. aud it Is 10 wonder we i0"h
in sorrow upon its gradual but surp decay.
1t was this sllhe lack %. public spirit amt
enterprise that Jet the Nashville anu mat
tanOoga Railroad pass within W hiieS Oh
it without an effort TO secure us hrnefl'S;
10 this sane cause may be assigned L!ie iacI
that Dechein. its nearest neiEIliOr' mas III
\ few years grown troiha little railway
station to such proportions "S 10 nc ltS
rival. and perhaps to TINS same ca"@c -
nartlv due the TACT that real estate worth
i $4,000 will not now bring $4,000. There
is no slrpr medium Of judging the enter
prise and prosperity Of "A town ami the
iiberality and public spirit of his hhsIhe',
men. than nv the advertising columns on
,t5 county paprr.-[Lynclbnrg Sentinel
The Sentinel. we think. is quite correct
in saving that the advertising columns OF
a newspaper tell most potently ana ialth-
5nllv AS to the enterprise and prosperity
ofo town. and, We regret to say there Is
lack ofenterpriSe in Winchester. But we
believe that Winchertcr vii! prosper won
derfllly in a short time. 1t has nor gone
tn decay-it is only standing 'tili ma
the financial pressure and the scarcity OF
currency. We have \ number "t very re
sponSible merchants, whose ADVERTISE
mcnts occasionally cnlivcn our columns
And A drive over own would soon con
vince ole til It we are spreading ouFsei'e
considerably.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-17
Sheriif's Sales.


state Of TrnnrsSr".S v. Jas. II K"ithc Ct ais.
- ,irtr.or,u ryr.urinn i.,uyd FROM
,L,' r:n,,t t,,u,r ni Franklin county.
~, rn,...r in tina oblyr cause. and to me
Ii,,.,,,I wil ,u Jh, 4lh Mnuday in
/ ,nn,ry. I.7a Gt n"A = the 18th day OF
.,fI n,TTutnI on,r for ale. TO the high.
,,iItrr far Ii~iI. before the Courthouse
,I,n, IN the lawn of Winchester. tine fol-
I,, ;rg J'.rrit.nI tracts. of l,nd living IN
~" Il. ,,i,, \, q If Franklin ,ruuiy.
..n,,,i ln,',, rt ~ ~,o,lo,S. tn-vIt: 1T tract.
n,, lar ~ / nI tnr Jnn. Il. NosrIr,
L." i,',t ut ,,,d b]rvfuniur a, tlr So.
,.,rr"r nt Int No. 3. rnstOnt ard bee gum
,,imtrr. inrn,r north SsI,S.w lGl poles.
~ tnr sw corner OF lot 40. 3; thence
snutn IT,. W with the east lnuuinry oI tar
Ct"''wn ?iII acre. acres. IS unIrs % a white
nHh. | pui, north OF a ,prin.; theme :
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-17
$4,000 GIVEN AWAY !

~, will send the Home journal AMI the
Huntsville Weekly ou~ricr-Jo"rnal' post
ace prepaid on both papers, for one ear
for $3.50,
ybr Weekly Couripr-Journa is the
rrent family paper of the Southwest. II
sill. on December 81, 1871, distribute 'nl-
m,rti,lly $4,000 in valuable presents
,u,,w its su!.s. rihrr<. and every suhsrrlp-
tion sent through Us will be ent't!'u 10 "
registered and numbered receipt 'or '"'s
di-tri luton.
"yALDlvlA:" ATALE OF THE SocrH
:, ma.niiirrnt serial story "''' W CON-
mrnrrA in the Weekly Coutier-Jou'h''
early in November.
Send n, 800 and ret 10th papers.
Fxm,x,TION.->imrr The puNIlcatloh W
the above. several persons have sent I'D It's
=, know if we woild take lumber. oar''r'
&c., As payment. We now say t''"t '"'
~ 5o -. advertised, we will send TIE Lou
;.viiIe Courirr-Jourual and the ii"h''
Journal one year. lint payment N CASH
r,u.t II. made in advance. Each one t
subscribing will have a ticket III the us
,r,hution q" $1,000 worth OF itand'oIl'
presents which tie Couricr-Journ"i pro
no.esto distribute amons It's patrons Dec
81. lSII.
ria, Courier-Journal Is II OF TIE "c>
.,,IiLnI in America, and We htr
= after it aud the Home journal for 9j''' l
4 he paid in advance. Attic 'ane t';"' y"
q nav no postage. and will have "A chance !
rho dis;ributlon of presents the Courier
journal proposes to maSe'
T. w.. J. SLATER.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-17
CUT THIS OFT,
1t MAY Save Your Life.
. P'CUWIIy,
Nj. {. STEWART,
5. j. STEWART,
NJ. a. LOONEY,

There is no person living but what Suf-
fcrS NOR" or ISIS with Lang Disease.
Coughs. Colts or Consumption. vet some
would die rather than pay - cents tor 4
hottIc of medicine that would rurr them,
DR.. \. Bosrhrc'> German syrup has lately
been introduced in this country lrom Ger
many, and its woulryou, cures aStoui,he-
every one that try it. II You doubt what
We say in print. cut this out and take it t,
your Druggist, NJ. Price. Drchrrd, Tenn
and G. &. Phillips, Winchester. Tenn.
and get IA sample bottle tor 10 cents anl
try it. or a re guar size for - ,entS.
q. q. GREEN, Woodbury. n. y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-17
nkaSJiIic

All members otI.odgc. NJ. los aree'T-
ne.tly requested TO attend a K guar met
inro, the Lodge. saturday p. M Dec '''.''
Dusiuess Of Importance to be trfhSa''-
Ell. ...,.r.
Ievo-2w
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-17

The Union and American says: "a few
days ago, $lS,8l5 in new issue "fthe Bank
nr Tennessee sold in lots ot$l,GOO at Chan
cc,y sale in GAINESVILLE at 81 to $3.50 cents
an the dollar, and $4,000 in post notes at
a1lI to 2lX cents. The men who bought
these notes evidently expect the State to
r.de m them sOlne day.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-17

NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chanccry
Clerk-than whom u better one never did
clerk-adyertiseS three NONRESIDENT
notices.
High Sheriff, II, P. Stewart, advcrtises
valuable land for sale. and here is a chance
fora bargain.
Maj. j. L. BaNgh puts in a prominent
notice, and it speaks for itself. lie is one
of those men that you can deal with with
out fear of being wrOnGc1. because he Is
an honest man in every capa"lty.
DR.. VIM. II. II. Lane, acting for G. G,
Green, and Il courteous gentlrmau, adker-
tlses in our local cnlumnS. Read the adj
yertisement--it may benefit you.
To lie wise, and to be "postcd' upon cur
rent matters, read al the adyerli:c Mcnts
in the Home journal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-17

pensoNAL,-We regret to learn that Mr.,
Buttcrworth intends to remove to
Lh,rence. Ala. 1t is no small loss to lose
sueh an enterprising and worthy citizen
as Mr.. Il.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-17

Twenty-six hundred and nineteen mules
have 0assed through Winchester. on their
yov 70 the Southern market, during the
,,.t three months, and more are coming,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-17
NONRESIDENT Notice.

l.. \. Dorsey ct ais Is Isaac NtOiArd ct ais.
Upon matter of romplainantH "nd IL ar
p-1ring to til" Sati faction Of lhrtlrrk ~
Master. from the hill in the above cai'se,
which is sworn t.. that TIE lrlonuant.
Isaac billiard. is II NONRESIDENT OF the
State ct Tennessee, 50 THAT the orulhlly
prorrss of Che law cannot be served upon
MIN. -.
IL Is therefore ordered that pNhli. alton
he made for four successive weeks in tue
Home Journal. published IN Winchester.
Tennessee. requiring said non~rrSldrnt
defendant to appear on or before me iIh
Monday in January next. before inc
Cnaurrry Court at Winchester, Irnn''
and plead. answcro: demurto complain
ants bill. or the same VIII he taken i"T
confessed, and set tor hearing "Xpartt as
to him. Witness my hand. at Once III
Winchester. Tenn. this Dee. iitil. lo14.
+. II. FINCH, c. ~. NJ.
derl7-lt (4lc)
Fitzpatrick. Gregory Il Davis, Solicitors
for complLinants.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-17

SELECT R~EADINGs.-Wc have not time
or room upon the eve of going to press
to do Justice to Mr.. q. W. Owens. who rem
dered several select pieces at tie Court
house last evening to II small audience.
We must say. however, that his effort i'm
pressrd us most !%avorahl>. and we predict
for him II future iull Of honor. He is a
Young man, hardly over twenty years at
are, we suppose, and with hut short rX-
pgrience in public reading. Nevertheless
his incly- modulated voice end HE nccu-
rate conception lie seems to have ofhIS
subject: the ease with which ne Sp'akS,
the grace OF his |"stiru,ati0n in express
ing a passion Or cmlGrcilg a sentiment
and the absence Of any Screamiry Wit'cl
some people mistake for oratory. Will rrr-
ommcnd Mr.. Ovens to the NEST cultivated
audience. We be,pcak for him the k'nd'
ness of the press wherever he may 20, ans
again predict that by close attention am
practice he will win a most enHi41le rept-
t@tion.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-17

Eorycg.-After January LIST, 1879, we
will be forced to prepay postage ON every
Home journal sent ont Of franklin county.
consequently our terms will be rs follows
Twelve months ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - 20
Six "''.'''''''''''',''' ~
Three '.',..''''''''''''''' D"
This does not affect the subscribers ut
nil, The only difference is that zoe pay
IN. postage and they pay us. Subscribers
living in the county will have no postage
40 pay. Further, nc name viii he entered
up0p our books unless the subscription be
mid In advance.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-17
WINCHESTER HOTEL,
WINCHESTER, TENN.
=. c. -LOpEET1T5

HAVING taken char~c otthc hotel building
in " incEr>,rr. promises to Give close al
.@rrntiou to quests. and furnish his table
Ivi,h the best the market affords. Terms
moderate. dec25-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-17

deco tbs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-07-22
Si1aLLSIT BE S0y

The only oslensible objection urged BY
the Radicals against the election Of Judge
Kerr is the fear that be viii administer
justice 10 i partisan spirit, 70 determine
this question, the few ahito radlSdls Of ths
district, sustained BY The large negro vote
en- masse. call upon deceived or disatfectsd
Conservatives to aid them. VIII they do i |?
Shall the negro vote determine the charac-
ter Of our Judiciary? Yet they will iotu-
ally have done Ii il the Conservatives fy
Of at the handle aid help theta.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-07-22
A CARD.

To ne Electors ri tie Sereah Jalieial
District Of Eortk C,vvl0m:
r RESPECTFULLY announce that am a
i candidate for the Office Of Judge NJ this enssi-
ing election.
have been determined 70 take ihi. sfep. rs
the advice Of nay personal5riends and the snliei-
taiians 81 persons. brlonging TO the several poll
teal palties In the District. who profess them
selves DESTROYS IL having tire Aw administered
without reference IL Party.
ofiee, upon the sore o. party prejudiees.
shorld make no afinsion " 81 10 that suifsct u
Il had not hecn charged In some of the Public
Prints1in advance Of anyipuhltly sxpressed pur-
pose 81 mine 70 heroine = CANDIDATE. that had
rlaaw4Imy party affiliations. ID ihr hope ~ re-
ward ffoIa th0sr. 10 whom as j. well known,
have hitherto l~en opposed.
Such q charge l. Alike unjust 70 me, ard 20
those who make n, and here give u my mosf po-
sitiye deniai: There never has been aday. anil
there ran never come 4 day IN my lie when I
have lecn CT can ir willing o. SEPARATE Wy fur-
times from those ~ thi- sSed people af 10y aa-
tire stale. With whom have - fong and - earn
9Th stmpztlhzef
In copeltIsion. I b-g 10 asSlirr tlr whole peo
pie ~ this District that IN the event nf my pro-
motion % - honorable and important m ofiirc,
! viii use my bet efforts H. discharge ~ tifie.
faithfully, y eq,irl. jus; aud inpa. tiil admin.
strstioa of The Lan.
T. RUFFIN.
June 29th 1861. tie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-07-22
WFTHDRAW1L

0tl JOhdF IIOk-. the independent eaO-
diliate lr he 7th Judicial District is be.
Iisred 70 have withdrawn from The contest.
re ihIbkSii bess 10 lias ard die loyal
Conservative rather than aid The radicals 70
d9sot &c 'ibz:Iaes " ne Dsnbcythic
Coarention.
Col. Hikes example might Be sugge:-
tive to some others We wot Of. u ney are
reilly bona jide iasspsndsnt opdbiass.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-07-22
Mr. BALLS ADDRESS.

Mr.. Ball, Chairman Of the Judicial Ex-
ecutiye Committee Is cut ID tie last New
North State in 80 address the burden Of
which Is ran unpar,isan Judiciary" aud an
apology for the reasons which irdtced the
radica! pssty % fOfegOtheir right and duty
u make nominations out Of their own
ranks.
N NE have before said shis sudden cla-
NOR for im2artiality. FOR purity. fOr free
dom FROM partiranshiPs comes with very
bad grace, and with much Of the oder Of
hypocrisy. from isrty sbieh went Tito
the last election for the bench % exclusive
u upon the grounds II party claims and
party services. that al the qualifications Of
learning. intellect and nOral excellence
sere disregardtd.
And il IS matter Of fact. That justice has
been administered IN some Of the districts
with 80 much Of ignorance, 50 lnueh Of par
TALLY. % muca a prejudice. thai the
bench Of North Csreiiaa has lost all is tine
hoBored influence.
No wonder the party. scourged BY 90
outraged public sentiment. would affect >
willingness to remove tie dfgrscs, and We
sight have some faith in the sincerity Of It's
conversion. il il put in practice where i
claims 70 be 10 the majority, The printi-
pies il sets firth IL this district. But no.
Where they feel ,hsir strength. they IN
duIge ID their old liresss. Tsere j. no
man more obhonous tstbe charges Of par
tiranship than Judge Russell Of the 4tb
District. lie Is the radical candidate again,
With III the rial q bis PARTY uOund 70 sas-
tain bin. Il was thought be weuid be
elected. and therefore in bis esse. The new
principles ~ virtue 81 the 7sh district we're
not spplieabl-. Judge Logan. condemned
by the more candid Of the bar in bis dis
trict Cor his ignorance. and general unit
ness. aud hateful 10 tie other party fcrhis
blind Isriisanstib. il encouraged TO run,
because an Independent conservative eahdi-
date jeopsrdi1es conservative success 10 that
district. While ledge Tourgee, more
able than either n these. and for the last
year Sufficiently impartial and acceptable
Is made 70 stand aside Cor The independent
ally from the conservative ranks
The assumption Of desire for an i'm.
Observation-Disclosures Of justice. and ID.
rea that ID viii ngs be hud under Judgs
Nerr. iss slain. pretsaitO cossr other and
VERY different objeeix NE whole schem.
is'ezposed 10 the Gsshsss resolution % ~
lect any one who ear dsfea. thsynopine.
q the democratic soH-ch,iou.s
The defeat Of the dsfsoerstis Bvsibsl
means gsess deal sOr tis radical party
II means not hat they viii lAt elec,e'
an inpastisl jsdgs---soT ilsst h matter .
iadiGsTepes 70 tbsn--bxt that they vii
have gained radical victory 10 dissrie
where conservative iriursps wss o,bersis
assured. and ytLis SfetOry VII have rssis
81 the falling. hopes oftse party. trembIinI
under defeat Il souaEy other points. Sue
es.s 70 The radicals i'd ths North csBOlib
eiecsiou means tern IN iss tide u battle
North Csrolins spesks ffs
Will the Conservatives u tlhy distris
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APP0INTMENT

Dir. wm. Cain Of AshevilIe. 20 veil aud
fasorably known here. has been sppOinisd
70 GIL The chair Of Mathematics. Esginssr.
inc and Astronomy 10 the Carolina Militia
~ Institute q, Charlotte. re a. nc so
Of Dr.. WB. Cain. deed. and grsrdssb d
Hon. TLomas yiiIsy. IIsss yosng man
Of rare excelleocs Il character. talented
aud accomplished sSs'issosr snpIs Of whai
industry. and energy, guided BY correct
principles. can seeomplish,s
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DETECTION REWARDED

Gts. james I,opgs1est. snessbs honor.
ed and :rhsssd leader 81 'sosthsrh bravery.
bat siio fOf yean pas, gssboSsa Il tie
icoistoOl Of the dominant party. i said to
BE- YpcHthe point of rsosisins q full 70.
ward fOr BE- tsAme. MiaisteT JssslIbas.
ing been sppsm,sd Post Mister censrsi,
Ibnsstrest isspgten succeed his u
The hnsslsn Coast
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CEN. RoBERTRANSoM

Has bought the famous plantation ada
cent to Drewrys Bluff, 80 well remembered
BY the North Carolina troops in War times.
lie paid s25. Don for IL aud will now set
lie down as Virgins farmer