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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01
CONSTANTINE,
ilrallgeiWrg. s, G..
4 r PRIVATE SALE,

Hcscrsing only a few feet far an Office, !
eil;4' Gr ralc ,i, I ,al..rt, I ,0t :n o.
anyrlurs on wlicl my present law Oflicc
stands. !, embraces nearly one half OF 81
square, and possesses peculiar advantages Of
location. Fronting directly on Court House
square, in the cart Of the business portion
Of the town, bounded on three sides hv
streets, and on two nf those sides by opcn
Squares. !, is admirably adapted for Fri.
vatc Residence. Of merchants, or others en-
gagged i'll business in the town, or for larg.
Hotel, or other buildings for Public resort
or business purposes.
|, will bc sold either as a whole, or in
subdivisions to suit purchasers.
Terms made known on application to
W. NJ. lIu urSON.
Or JAS. II. FOWLES'
arl ~ I'm
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01
ELECTION NOTICE.

N,s:cc is hereby given that an Election
viii take plsc, ut The Town Of Fort Motto
on Meahxy ,$ac ;;rl day Of May 4. u. 1875.
Tor ono lntcudant aud four War,lcns in ac-
ror'lancc wiiL ;m W., 81 tic General Assem-
Fly OF the State Of South Caralina approved
ls|5, hctr.cc@ the hours Of seven in
the forenoon and jo'clock in tho afternoon.
The Polls will be opened a, ID. j. CARROLL.
StGre within the corporate limits Of said
Town, and I'll Goodwin George Brown and
NJ. Wagner are appointed Managers 10 con.
duet said election. They shall conform in
all particulars ~ The act Of incorporation S
slid Town. All Rar.rooms to he closed
according to law.
Witness my hand and seal Of office this
18th day Of April a. u. 1876.
GEO. BOLlNER, C. C.p.
arl'll7 1875 81
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01
SIIERIFE0S SALES.
The State Of South Carolina.
ORANG EEURG COUNTY.
IL coAsloSs Pleas. i ssE !
OF the Court,

=. j. Quigly rs Trustee of
Of James Brown and 4 't
Elizabeth, Brown his @a
wife, and James Hrown
and Elizabeth Brown. j'tl Forcclosures
by virtue Of tic Judgment OF foreclosure
herein, will sell at public omtcry, at
4 -)rangcbnrg G. II on Tic first Monday IN
Moy next. at the risk of the former i,ur-
chaser,
!. All that lot of land with the Build
ings thereon, i'll the Town of Oranscburg,
'snown as the Ma,rl,ant, place as represented,
lat made by NJ. Il. Baldwin, 9th Fcbrv,
1879, containing about one acre, and lcsir.
lated on said plat rs Lot No. 3.
2. Also all that other lot, designated as
Lot No. on same plat, at the corner OF
Amelia and Windsor Streets.
Tclms-Onc-third cash, balance in two
equal fcmi-amnlal instalmcn,s, with interest
from day of sale, secured hv bond and mort
gage Of the premises. Purchasers 10 pay
for papers and recording.
In case the casl, 20 rlion is not paid i'm
mediate v the Sheriff will resell she above
property 1T The close Of lis sales, 1T Tho
risk Of the purchaser.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01
"a. Common, Thought.

Somewhere on this earthly planet,
In the dust of flowers to be,
In tile dewtlrops, in the sunshine,
Slccpf solemn day for me.
At this wakcful hour Of midnight,
behold it dawn in mist.
And l,e,r sound Of sobbing
Thoa,l. the darkncss-hist! Oh, hist
In din and murky chamber,
1 am brcatling life away;
Somo one draws u curtain softly
And ,-gatch the broadening day.
AS it pn.plcs inrtlc zenith,
AS it irightens on the lawn;
There's II hush of death abou, mo,
And 9 Whisper, 'IIe is gone"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01

4 few weeks ago, a lady living in
Detroit was assisting her dog 10 catch
Il rat, when it bit her. The bite was
supposed TO be accidental. but after Il
fortnight the wollnd began 10 grown
inllamcd, hydrophobia developed, and
che lady died 4 horrible death
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01

IN The an=icnt ritual ol' marriage,
The ring was place, by die husband
on 'isc top Of lie thumb Of lie Jeff
hand, with The wor,!s. the name u +
the Father, lie then removed ii 10 the
forciingcr, saying, and Of The Son
then to the middle finger, adding,
and 'fthc Holy Ghost finally, lie
left it, rs now, on the fourth 1ingcr,
with the Closing word, Amen
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01
In Case Of Pois9nS.

Make your patient vomit by giving
Il tumblcr ofwarm water, viii, ~ tc;,-
spoonful Of mustard in il, and then
send for tbGssleGtor. fit be necessary
to act without the doctor, and the poi-
son arsenic, give large quantities Of
milk and lav eggs, or -four and water.
fthe poison issn acid, give masncsia
and water or chalk and water, and
plenty orwarn water hlsilcs. fit is
an alks!i, Ike potash, give vinegar
anl water, lemon juice, or some other
safe acid. Always remember the
cmclic first. ! it be !au'lau''m, strong
coffee is 4 good thing 10 give un the
doctor comes. Keep the patient
awake
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01

y dandy who wanted tie milk pass
cL to him al !, hotel, thus asked for it
l.anIladg, please 10 pass your COW
down this way The land!aLy thus
rctortcd Waiter, take this COW down
to where The cali is ilcatllg."
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01

Tom presented his bill to his neigh
boz Joe t',r service rendered. The lat
ter ,okctl il over and EXPRESSED much
surprise al amount "Why, Tom,
il strikes me YOU have made cut Il
pretty round bill here ch p "I know
it is 4 pretty round one quote Tom,
"and /! have como Tor The purpose Of
ycttingit squared"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01
VOLUME 9.

NOTICE is hereby given of
~ the loss or destruction of Certificate
OF Deposit No. 331, Orangcburg Branch,
Citizens Savings Bank Of South Carolina,
issued to the late H. J. Olivcros, dc;cnsed
and also Of Deposit Book No. 9G, of samc
hranch, i'll the name Of the said E. j. Oil
reros, i'll trust, and that will apply in
three months from date for renewal Of the
same, and for such dividends us may accrue
thereon, 10 the Trustee and Committee Of
the snid Bank, at Columbia, S. C.
T. ROSA G. OLIYEROS,
mar G-1 am 3m Qualified E1ecutrix.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01

An lnSan" patient III utic", former
ly y scamStrcss is reported TO have
had thr, ,e hundred needles t,kcn out
Of her body, which She i; supposed to
have Swallowed from time to time Lu-
ring The last FIVE years.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01

! Western e,li,or complains iLat
al the sn,d things in his papcr are
cut out and inserted III other papers
without acknowledgement oi the
source whence they we're obtained.
lie ssyS. ''rhc. 40 net render unto
scissors the things which arc scissors"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01

Mother, what IS il hush y''A \ hush
my child? ! don't knew, what makes
you ask that question Cause The
other day iaskcd Jane whxt made her
back >ticl: out %, and She said, 'h,ish.r
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01
What is the difference be

What is the difference between u
clergyman with one leg and Il Clergy
man with two?- ?-'rhc clergyman with
two legs is only i clergyman, but tie
clergyman with oHc lee is Il clergyman
and lavnlan (lamc an
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01

Industry is not always rewarded.
\ sing sing c"nvic; worked eighteen
months on 4 false key, and it was 4
ken away from him the day he com
plctcd it.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01

The air whic!, vcntila!rS The Houses
of l'arliam,n! pa>sc, through filters OF
cottonwood. Tue appearance Of The
filters after having been used is start
ling indeed, they arc Of heavy, mar
Ky brown colors, thick with d,s', and
loaded with organic impurities. Tie
sieve through which he air is first
passed 2 e d' posted ncsr diem quite
u heap Of ofintcrccptcd particles.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01

Complaint against fortune is often
masked apology tor in,lolcncc.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-01

Eli i'll Love. Did yoa ever dn
anything in Il STATE Of Indifference,
Miss Julia - asked IN old sweet
heart Of mine last night
"Why,ycs, ccrtai,Iy, slr. Perkins
Il good many times
What! did it with absolute, t.,:al
indifference -
"lcs; perfect complete Indifference,
Eli"
We'll, Julia, my hclovcd,"I said,
taking her hand, what is one thing
you can ~ NOW with perfect iulilltr-
cncc =
"Why, listening tp you, Eli"
J postponed proposing.
y moment nitcrwarl my beloved
graspcd ny Land convulsivcir, look c.j
in my face, and said:
eli, such IL dcvo:c,l, warm-hcart,l Il
man as you are, often make me feel
very happy"
How, darling:" asked, loo hap
py to live.
why by keeping away from me
Eli y
haven't prop"scd yet
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30

The Evangelical Alliance Of th,
United States of America suggest,
the following topics for meditation
and prayer on the successive days 81
the first week in ls76:--
SUNDAY, JANUARY 2nd.
Sermons: Love of God per.
fected in him who keepeth His word
John Ii: s.
MONDAY, JANUARY 3rtt.
Thanksgiving ard Co,.fession:--
RETROSPECT of the past pear.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 4th.
Prstger foy me Church or Christ
For the Itienibers recently added
to the Church; for the union of true
believers in fra,ernal fellowship mud
active corporation; for the removal
OF error, the increase of godliness
aud a clearer testimony among be-
lievers tu the doctrines and power 81
the grace Of God.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5th.
Prayer for fumities.-For god
less parents; FOR prodigal sons, for
children ut school; for those enter
ing upon professional and com
mercial life; for widows and orphans;
for sons and daughters in fireign
lands, aud for all who are mentally
or otherwise afflicted.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 9th.
Prayer for Rulers, Magistrates and
Statesmen: For soldiers and sailors
for national institutions; for philan'
throplc and charitable societies; fol
prisoners aud cap,ives; and for the
prosecuted and OPT ressed.
FRIDAY, JANUARY It'll.
Prayer for Urisfaan Missions:
And for the conversion OF the world
to Christ
SATURDAY, JANUARY Sth.
Prayer for all the nations:-Fo,
the maintainauce Of peace; for the
cessation Of tumults, wars, and civil
strife; and for the removal OF intem
perance, immortality and iniideiiiy
from the land.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 9th
Sermons: THE ultimate Triumph
Psalms xvil:7.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30
what Et Means.

The nation under Democracy means
the regenerated Republic under eN
Confederate influences. 1t this II
doubted, the organization of th"
House of Representative Of the For
ty-iourth Congress affords sufficient
evidence To prove the assertion cor
rect one.
The fall Of the Speakers gaveI
which announced the organization
Of the House was the signal OF n new
departure, for the hrst time IN
twenty years, Loyalty, tried and
true; one.armpd and one-iegged SOL
diers--brave fellows who had shed
their blood IN the drfense of then
country--were forced 10 take back
seats. while the rebel element, white
washed tor the OCCASION, pressed FOR
ward 10 receive at the hands of n na.
tinn they tried tO destroy the gifts ol
official patronage.
The day That saw tried Union
men. who had faced without finch
ny the rebel guns 0n many hard
fought Geld, dismissed from the
House uf Representatives to max"
room for the men who had marched
in the rebel ranks was sad day III
American history fur ii spoke oi
the ingrstituGr hardly psrallsied ID
thc history Of the world. Indebted
90 thp,a. manned heroes nOrr. than
any oiiirial patronage ever can REPAY
the cbosen representatives OF ~ great
nation unblu-bingly dismissed them
gr.n positions long held with honor.
and rewarded with place and power
tle very men who plotted the over
thraw of the Government whose
iuunty they are now rBger 10 ENJOY.
Let u pray that this dissraeefnl
scene nny not be repeated on larger
,,.aIe---ii,a. the American people VIII
not quietly submit 10 "a wrong ,"
glariug, and an injustice 80 unpar-
dona,,l.. that next year their voice
viii be heard, IN tones of fhnnder,
cal.lng again tried union men to Inc
front. aud rpuIanding to the shades
of plwcurily the Confederate eie-
usnts that have accidentally come
into power.
By strict party vote the Demo
Gratis Of the liou-e OF Representatives
voted down proposition offered by
Representative Fort, 1T Illinois, 10
give the preference TO wounded
Union soldiers in filling the subofdi'
nate positiuIs under the officers OF
the House.
In ilds significant action nf the
Democratic House The people have a
fair sample Of what will be done by
Democracy iii ever obtains control
of the nation. Those who led the
rebellion will b. selected to iill the
Offices now held by loyal men II
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30

The Eastern Democratic press COM
plains loudly Of speaker Kerr's par
tiality 30 the South and West In the
appointment Of the House commit
tees. The New York Herald pro-
nounces him Bourbon, and says he
has app0iated TO power every Bour-
bon in the house. 1t thus concludes
its lecture:
We hnvegiven the West and South
nineteen-twentieths of the power,
and they will never rest until they
again have the Presidency. They
had 1t with Lincoln, Johnson and
Grant. They have the command OF
the army, the Chief Justice-hip of
the Surfeme Court, tile Presidency,
the Viee- Presidency Tin Mr.. Ferry,
the Speskership, the principal for
eign nsis-ions, the control of the
leading xsmmittees in the Senate,
aud. practically, every thing I'm the
Houses. III our quaek-nfedicine
statesIsisn in the East imagine that
this paNer will be surrendered they
do not Enow the ,nen OF the West
ard Spnth. They have no more idea
/ of noniinating Mr.. Tiiden than of
naninaing Mr.. Wood. That intri-
| pitp lns been used To strengthen the
/ West in the caucas. It's uses are
over. Afr. Kerr shows hat he be-
lievcs III his own people, aud that he
does NOD, as Speaker, think that the
! Democrats of the North or the East
! have any rights which he or his al
| lies in the West and the South are
bonnd u respect.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30
poiiiisni Prescription for Re-

"The Order Of the American
Uuionn is the reported name OF a
secret Society said to have been re-
Gently urganizcd for the purpose OF
resisting Catholic encroachments up
un hp public School system. The
Inter Cctm gives this rs the oath
taken hy niernbcrs of the new order:
In the pfe-.nce of Almighty God
and tltarp witnesses | do solcmny
swear, THAT | VIII not Hnowtngiy
vute for, recommend, nor appoint,
u,pr lt~Sisl in eiecting or appointing,
a RtnlaHi-t or a Papist, cor any per-
son rNm Jatniziug with the ltOnisl'
lhust,A, Ia aay political office oil non
nr 90 tfirsl waat5ocvrr.
TI 51Tgis truly "A section of the oath
uf the order, IL - plain that the puf-
pose. "a the society are political, anu
in unfltrl with the Spirit OF the L.
:. Constitution, which provides ihnI
"Cuugrt.rs shall make no law rerpec-
ting al establishment Of religion Oh
prpaibiiibg the Tree exercise there
ui. -
No citizen OF the United Stater
should be politically pro-cribed be-
eiu,r Of his religious opinions. lhai
The Catholic Churrh Is aggressive
at,d ,priou-iy manaces the free HcIiop'
-y.tem aud even the Government
ae are nDt prepared To-Day. ihe
GqtA0iic Re.icW makes this boast:
oar c,antry contains II large nam
L,ruI Catholics. They Hlcreare gear
Dt ,rar, and ii seems 10 be mercy
u uurslIuu 0f lime, and mat non very
remote, when their huinD"r- VIII
or,.poudefate ovar al reiig Ious faiths,
Il (. make this assertiOa ttN at any
ynu,3r,i Tie GdthRtcs Of the taa@"
,Seftes nt0ne ds a 6ody, thry ctW d"c'd'
anu e{ecttoR We KNOW that meg
caGtot, nor do they desire ~ torn
a distinct political party, but ilIeS
can Iuakc any -uch party triumphant
or insure It's defeat.
Secret political organizaiinhs nr'
dangerous io republican govern
lnrut, aud especially -o II based upon
~..rtarianisin or opposition to hu3
sect. The Inter Ocean ssys oi the
propositions to ostracise Catholics:
II practically nuiIifIes the Cono'i'u'
tion; for tie right oi suffrage ~ USE.
iey. To the Catholic If, through "a
combination OF Prote-,ant-, jews,
and infdeIs, hr Is excluded irom IN
halls Of legislation aud fr0m All pari
Ia the conduct Of every branch oi
The government. 1t follows that IN"
organization Of n secrst rpclrty ipi
the political purposes srt ioFiil ~
the constitution and ngih vi the %. a.
H.. is n ipenance of blDoay rrvoiu'
lion, for IL is not to be lightly asStin'-
ed that the Catholics of this eountry,
"A powerful body Of Clirisiini'r
will peacefully submit TO p'iHical
ostracistn. They will c9'nDin''
against the other religious ss''a-, ana
the result will be civi! tumuit end-
In the horrors Of a religious war.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30
ROBERT CaoZIER.

Let Ii be- remembered. The DEM
ocrais have promised that the House
ri Representatives would make this
winter the platform for their Presi-
Dental fight next summer. They
have got the first plank made. Mr..
Fort, Of Illinois, on the 18th, offered
A resolution to the effect that, In the
matter of subordinate appointments,
the men who served In the Union
army aud received wounds, should
have the preference. What did they
do with IL? They voted i32 DeInn-
crai- against 10. nDd 81 Republicans
for it--evsry Democrat voting agai, 3
II, and every Republican forit. THIS
Is the first tate Of ih. doctrine To
come, and a plain declaration that
the Democratic party will go into
the approaching Presidential canyass
10 the tln. Of the blue To the rear,
and the gray To the front They
give this order thus early that Union
syldier. who are crippled may have
plenty Of time tD obey the order and
get To rear on tlme.--ieegister.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30
COLORADO LETTER.
FROM ROBERT CRoZIER
FOREST HILL, CoLogaD0,
Dec. 10, 1879.

FOREST HILL, CaLoRaD0,
Dec. 10, 1873.
EDITOR JoURNAI.-With your
leave should le glad To say few
words through your columns to NY
old acquaintances in, Marion county, !.
Iowa.
At this time my cabin Is located
in Laramie county, Colorado, about
lG miles from the foot of the noun
tains, at mn altitude of about four
thousand feet above the level of tho
valley. The temperature Is quite
cold here, while 1t is mild and pleas
snt In the valley and lower noun.
ains. Whil,. the snow Is twelve To
twenty inches deep here, there Is
none ut the base of the mountains,
Winter commenced about the 18th
nf November, with fall Of about
two feet of snow. We had very dis
agreeable weather for The remainder
# the month, which made stock men
took blue. Since the LIST inst the
snow has all disappeared from tho
valley and the foot-hills, and stock
doing well. Old settlers are now
predicting mild and easy winter.
Health il generally very good
hare, although near one half OF the
C tizens # ~ count y w'r ihvniids
IN the Statesaud came here IN
search Of health.
Times are lively In the mines this
winter, ~ the miners ARE still max
ing discoveries. Tn. marvellous sto-
ries Of discoveries of gold III The
Black Hills ARE making quite n stir,
and miners are going there from
here by the hundreds. The soldiers
are not very vigilant to keep miners
put of that country. | predict that
lfthere IL not something done 10y
the Government Il Is winter to pro-
l..et the Indian country frnm inya-
sion nm Indian war will be the re-
suit. In such case the red men
must certainly be the losers, ~ every
train Df wagons or pack mules ~
loaaed with arms and anunitl0n.
If Uncle Sam will keep hands oil the
miners oi the mountains will soon
take possession OF the Black HIS
without the payment Of one or two
hundred millions dollars for the oo-
cupancy. / will writ" you more
particularly on this subject In my
noxt. The hunting season closes, by
law Of the Territory, on the last of
this month. Then ] will leave my
hunting camp, and will be In Dem
yer and Cheyenne, where ! viii be
able to gather incis for n better ac-
COUNT Of the mntter.
In my last letter ] promised you
an account of our hunt, but ] have
not time now for more than n few
words on that theme. Messrs Taylor,
Of pella, went into camp about the
1T ri November. We killed twenty
deer one lion and great amount OF
smaller game. Messrs Taylor start
home the lst OF this month, and i
hope are now enjoying the society of
their families and friends. They
can certainly report that their sue
cess in hunting WAS good while they
were here. lcaptured two fine elk
and three deer lust week. The
heavy SHOWS further up the noun
tains drove the elk down within
reach Of my cabin. They arc an ex-
tremely shy animal, and when dis
turbed hasten 10 the forests high up
In the mountains.
ROBERT CRoZIER.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30

The DcHocrM backs down on tLe
Bishop Haven third-ierm matter.
1t lnbors very hard, aud not very
gracefully, To get out ~ the mud hole
into which il fo0iishly plunged In
order tn spaiter the Methodist Mia.
istry and the Republican party. II
endeavorg to lin itself out Of its dill
euiina by clutchiag 4. the JouasAI
aud tie communication Of Rev.
Waring which appeared in these col
urnps last week. Ii disciaims hav-
ing held "the whole Methodist
Clutch" responsible, a thing with
which nobody has charged. IL
did however place Bishop Haven'r
folly at the door OF al Methodist
ministers. Here 1t L., just as IT came,
hot from the pen of HE Senator, who
would tranipIe the Church aud the
Ministry in the mire to make a
bridge to power for his party:
Every nice combination. Metho.
dist Ministers, Horse racers, and
Credit Mobi4ljer and back Inis
thieves, meeting upon cpmfn"n
groumd, and all asking for tine re-
nomination of Grant"
Stick to the text Nc. What did
YOU mean when you sa'd "ail." Il
you did1not mean oil.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30

II is now said hy persons who pro-
frss Ia I,e well informed, that Tweed
has not made his flight 10 IA foreign
country, bat II still within reach of
New York, and that he proposes to
oher IA COMPROMISE Of III" claims
against him, ADD 10 divuige the ~
cret history of the Tammany Ring
lie VIII give up the NAMES Of ali who
SHARED Ia ,he piatder, and expose
the men who worked with him and
for him in the lays Of his power,
aud who turned upon him 20 releni-
iessiy after Isis doaniall.--N y.
Times
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30

is for the people to say whether the
humiliation will be- perpetuated, or
whether il will be checked in the
bud. Our faith is strong in the final
vindication of Justice; and I'VE look
for Republican triumph in the Gen.
tennial year which will undo the
bad work Of the Democratic House.
- ReDuIYir.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30

1t IL now generally conceded Tint
Mr. Kerr was elected Speaker OF ih'
House because he had promised ~
many cllairmanships and important
places on committees to the South
aud West, and that he made The np'
pointDei,ts as he did because i,e Ind
20 PROMISED. Aud that II the WA
the democracy propose to reform
the public service. or course tnf
important thing for Mr.. Kerr "a'
his eIect.ol; and the good of ti's
country wa matter of no cot'se
qnen3e.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30

The Pclla jjtode NOW votes for
Is lknap ior Senator, mu CesI ~
speaker. 1t iS'not far from the right
track ia either ease. md j. very like
IS To yet its ri"icr IA both.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30

Mr.. Blain denies ail connection
with or knowledge of the Anti Cath
ollie secret sncietp of which he aud
President Grant have been accused
of being memher-.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-12-30
DIAMOND BARBER SALOON.

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