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RE-RECoNsTnutrIoN.

startling Proposition rercsh allowed
by the Administration Organ fn
Nashtugtom-Thc whole or Recon-
struction ia be Done Over-The
Whites Declared Uhfit for seiEGoy-
ernnneat.
Washington Oct. lm Correspondence Of the
New York World.
There are unmistakable indications
that n plot is on foot, furthered by the
most influential Republicans, to adopt
holder, more radical. and sweeping
measures of vindictive reconstruction
at the South than those embodied in
the acts of 1861, and the sO-called ku-
klux or enforcement statutes OF 1870
and 1871. The word has apparently
been given to the Republican papers
published ut that city to strike the key
note of she new reconstruction policy.
The Chronicle has had several leaders
arguing at length that reconstruction
is a failure" that the character Of the
poor white population in the South
renders them unfit for share in the
government of the United States, that
Congress must guarantee them a re-
publican form Of government and that
the "work of reconstruction" must be
begun anew at the next session Of Con-
gress. The National Republican, of
this morning, goes even futher. 1t
strongly censures the usurper Kellogg
for negotiating with the Penn govern
ment in louisiana, and, speaking OF
Kelloggs regime Us Il Estate govern
ment of marked weakness and inabili-
~ to maintain itself. without Federal
bayonctS," call for "a prompt and eff
Gcient provision" on the part of the
Federal power to secure republican
form of government for the State of
Louisiana pending this election.
These articles, and the tone of Mr.
Dawes late speech, insisting on a more
centralized and powerful government
than now exists, are believed here TO
be much more than feelers of the pub
lie pulse, and TO foreshadow PROPOSE
tions of more startling and despotic
character than have yet been made in
Congress or disclosed TO the public.
The Southern people, sick Of carpet
bag government, have, many of them,
avowed their readiness TO accept an
empire or its equivalent of military
government instead; and the entire
situation at the South is thus working
in aid of the thir,l-term plan, for
which the President is VIGOROUSLY
scheming. \ military occupation Of
the South on scale sufficiently extern
siye to secure the most unqualified sub
mission will probably he one Of. the
new measures Of the government, and
as this cannot be had, in the present
temper of the Indians or the frontier,
with the existing forces, it will be urged
that large increase Of the army, es-
peciaily Indispensable to preserve the
public peace and prevent recurrence
Of such upri>ings as those of the people
Of Louisiana. 1t is not deemed expe-
dent 20 proclaim those measures or
the third term proposition too plainly
in advance Of the fall elections; but if
the Administration party shall be sue
cesSful, it will at once be insisted upon
that these steps are sanctioned and
demanded by the people. Many army
officers are disguised with their new
duties at the South, but are expected
to become reconciled to them by the
promotions which the Increase of the
army will facilitate.
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The Negroes Coming to their Senses.

The Atlanta Ga correspondent of
the Louisville CourierJournal saws:
AS body, the colored people of
Georgia are done with the Radical
party forever. The leaders of that
organization have cheated, swindled.
lied 10 and deceived them for the last
time. at the election yesterday whole
battalionS of them voted the Democrat
ic ticket. In Bib county, where the
colored vote Is much stronger than
the white, and where regular candi-
dates were in the field representing
both parties, the Democrats carried
the day by 1880 majority. In the
city CT augusta there were almost as
many oolored men who voted the
Democratic as the Radical ticket.
One OF two Of the counties reported as
having gene solidly for the Democrats
have large black populations. 1t took
the negro long time to find out who
was his best friend-to learn that his
OLD master WAS man that would do
TO trust thousand times more than
the carpet-tagger."
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Handy & Haynes have sold the
jackson Courier-Herald 10 Robert
Gates, formerly of the Wing and
Tribune, and Hon. B. A. Enloe. We
regret to part with our old friends and
hope the separation viii not last a
great while. Mr. Gates is an able
newspaper man and Mr. EnlOe has fine
talent. We wish them well.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-10-22

The Third Iowa District has aston
ished the natives by electing Aims
worth democrat and anti-monopoly)
to Congress. This is the first time
the Republican Congressional delega-
ton from Iowa has been broken since
1910
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-10-22

The Virginia Nevada Independent,
commenting on the charge Of Judge
Mexican to the Grand jury at Salt
Lake in reference to the disposal of
land by the Territorial Government,
accuses the Judge of peculation and
dishonest appropriation of certain
mining interests. The Judge read
the article to the Grand Jury and
charged them to investigate the asser-
tons, and if found true to indict him,
and if found false to indict the editor
of the Salt Lake HeraA-the paper
that Upied the article-foT libel.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-10-22

Porter and Maynard are still ham,
nering each other at a lively rate,
but it seems, from our exchanges,
that Maynard gets the most of the
mauling. Porter has driven him to
the wall on every question that has
been sprung. They speak at McKcn-
Eie Saturday, when we expect large
crowd TO be in attendance.
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The Wheat Crop.

October returns of the Department
of Agriculture show that the wheat
crop is equal to or greater than last
years in all the States except Mary
land, Virginia, Texas, Kentucky,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and
Kansas. In Connecticut, Delaware,
South Carolina and Illinois it is about
equal to last years crop. The other
States have increased their yield. The
quality of Tcnnessee wheat was II
per cent. better and the quantity %
per cent. greater than in 1870.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-10-22
COTTON.
Puremu Estimates or the Crop.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-The con-
dition of the cotton crop is indicated
by the following state of average de-
duced from the October returns of the
Department of Agriculture. The
crop Of Virginia is too small to infu-
encc perceptibly the general result.
North Carolina So, decline oftwo
per cent. during September. South
Carolina 50, decline of four per cent.
Georgia 50. an improvement of three
per cent. Florida 81, an improve
ment Of four per cent. Alabama 70,
decline Of six per cent. Mississippi
81. 10 change. louisiana 81, no
change Texas 20, an increase of five
per cent. Arkansas So, an increase
% right per cent. Tennessee Sc, an
Increase of four cent. The above av-
eragos refer to only. the condition of
the crop on the 1st of October, includ-
ing its state Of development, vitality
and healthfulncss. This is but one
element in the calculation of the yield
in quantity, which has not yet been
completed.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-10-22

Elections have been held in nine
states up to this time, with gain Of
sixteen Democratic Congressman. In
diana gains five, Iowa one, North Car
DINA two, Ohio six, and West Virgin
ia two. If we doas well next month,
We will have a majority in the next
House of Representatives.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-10-22

Packard and his assistants are ar
resting people by the wholesale in
Louisiana, and a reign of terror exists
there. The people of that down
trodden State are in a worse condition
to-day than those of any civilized
country on the globe.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-10-22

No. l Of the Henderson Advocate,
edited and published by our old friend
w. w. Gates, has reach US: 1t is an
eight column paper and is neatly
printed. As to the editorial makeup,
it shows a master hand. We welcome
the Advocate to the field Of Journal
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-10-22

Ofthirty-six members Of the House,
in the Forty-second Congress, who re-
funded back pay, nine have been
elected to the next Congress. Of
2O7 members, who pocketed back pay
and laughed at the thirty-six, only
one has been elected to the next Con-
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-10-22

The election in Indiana last week
was Q terriblc disaster TO the Radicals,
and the Evansville Courier, which
contributed more TO their defeat than
any other paper in the State, gees off
into rhapeOdies thusiy:
Inc situation locks about the same
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-10-22

A squad of soldiers has been sent to
Somerville, we suppose to control the
negro vote in Fayette county, as no
"outrages" have been committed there
lately
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-10-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
IN CHANCERY AT HI MBOLDT
W. II. CoIey VS.. W. II. Reeves ct also. A.
and /. Bill.

TT APPEARING FROM THE BILL FILED
Il in this cause. which is sworn to. that the
defendants. W. II. Reeves and Robert Harvey.
are residents of the State of Tennessee, II
is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master of
this Court that publication be made in the Milan
Exchange. a newspaper published in the town
of Milan. Gibson county, Tenn, for four con-
seeutive weeks, commanding said defendants TO
appear at the court house in the town of Hum
bOldt, Tenn. on before the first Monday in
December next, and plead. answer or dcmur to
for confessed and set for hearing ex parte as TO
them. T. j. WILLIAMS. &. 4 VI.
BY NJ III. JOHNSON. Deputy.
". NJ. Mccall, SOl'r for Comprt oc22-4t
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srnsCRIPrION RATES.
ADyERTISISG RATES.

Double-coumn advertisements, 10 per cent. ad-
vance on the above rates.
Triplc-column advertisements, p per cont. adj
vance on tho above rates.
Advertisements 10 occupy special position, 10
per cent. advance on the above rates.
A" local Notices." lin the same type as local
above rates.
Obituaries. Tributes Of Respect except such as
come officially from charitable societies.. and
remarks on marriages. one hall Of regular
Local Notice" rates Simple announce
ments Of marriages and deaths Inserted gratis.
All transient dvertisemeuts must be paid for IN
advance. Yearly advertisements, quarterly
in advance.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-10-22

Arkansas went Democratic by 75,-
900 majority at the election last week.
Now let Tennessee do as well.
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ATTACHMENT.

State of Tennessee, Gibson County-Tsylor &
Lusk vs. w. II. Reeves.
7 Y this cause it appearing by affidavit that
i defendant W. II. Reeves, is justly indebted
to the plaintiff aud has abscondcd and private
ly left the country, so that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served upon him, and
an origiLal attachment having been issued and
the sum levied upon the property of the defend
ant: Ii is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks in the Milan
Exchange. n paper published in the town Of
Milan, Gibson county, Tennessee, commanding
the said W. H. Reeves to appear before me n
my Office in the town of Milan 18th civ il district
in said county, on the l4th November. 1874, and
make defence to said suit against him, or the
same will be be proceeded with exPsrte.
A. JORDAN. J. p. G.. c..
oc7-tt S. +. Rankin, Atty.
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ATTACHMENT

W. II. Richardson VS.. J. NJ. Douglass.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO
the Court that J. NJ Douglass is non
resident of the State of Tennessee. so that the
ordinary process of the law cannot be served
upon him. and the plaintiff having eaused an
original attachment TO issue against the estate
of said defendant for the sum of STl.75. which
has been returned levied upon the property OF
defendant. i: is therefore ordered by the Court
that publication be made in the lillian
Exchange, newspaper published in the town
of Milan, Gibson county, Tenn, for four con-
seeutive weeks, notifying the defendant TO
enter his appearance before me, at my office in
Milan, on the 18th day Of November. 1874. TO
make defense, the same will be proceeded
with parte A. JORDAN.
J. p. for Gibson county.
W. " Mccall SOIr. cc22-4t
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ppn ben gei6loGenen S9lupfwinteln Der
sSSreimanrer eutlebnt., bie'sbenfaus go
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bas gDort /: Branch, 3peig ooer
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Dem Wufnabnleperlpred sebrau@t piro.
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2luS Sem Sefte,,tpefeat.

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Sos announcement auf bic "Obio" ,fann
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Mbonnenten feine Del, friiber er(3ienenen
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muB unbebin9t o q us besablt perben
nub mir lenoen ME ,nebr,, als 6rei Num=
mern obne 8esabluns an cine More1ie.
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Oie 8mne,tfdlfber >

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i Sic ga6e miro intereHunt. Wdbrene
.ndmli6 bie1ise unos ausipartige 5reuHot
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19obenen Cited" Sen iie ertpiIdt baben.
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uno un!eritiibte, uGaaeta torunsta@f BAG
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bic Beanten ber, Preubiiden @elanot=
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SafI6uns betbeilist oarsefeat tuOroen.
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tpollen mir ibnen-auBer BEN beute publ
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Gorrelpono. - nod cine &leiniefeit nit
tbeilen: Ser @9luB oes oeutl6en tuie
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baHelbe i'm 2Siten Sabre oes pontifi ficates
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ben er1t NIT benz 16ten SUM:
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@pblem8rdber eret,si9nn8
mi ..,G I'M Sbip. vi III .:.t'~a
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Nllianee, o., eine 8ereinigun9 9ebiloet
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3,ped Der folgenoe: 0ie Dereiniguno
iibernimmt bic 8ermittelung 5,piI6en
ben 8ergpertsbelibern uno ben 9rbeitert1
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Der 3ped Der @ereiniguns BARN ni9t
flor uno beutli6 ous9elproden nnb OBJ
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titel Der Con- ititution Der 3lued Der Ser
'eini9ung 10 beltimmt 2ousgelpro6en
merbe, baB feline Mibbeutllng 2m6s lid
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geb0rt oiele aus 9liibli6feits=
riidf9ten gesriinoete Bereini9ung nib1
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men @eleQldaften. Ser 8ereia an lid
bat einen lD6li9en, tuenn aud .ni6t be-
.itimmt apsselpro6enen 3,ued, es atom=
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vettpas se{ast oper 9etbon miro, oas pa:
|nou be1trosen t6nnte, Die @eieuidaft ooel
uein Witslieo berielben gu 1@aoisen: Sd
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|.l&oft mad meinen beiten Rraften gu for
voern." tsst,ygg g9a} I. ...a: ~ III i~.g.
SIS 1T bemnah biele Wereinisun9 fein
BON Der STRIDE perbotene qebeime @tlell
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