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irving place, from Adams street to Nico1
rnon 'tret from western .vcnae 10 scy.
1nsn. ] streo ir;m @.1ftt 10 western
Ki"sc ] s'rt. from X,ial ssc,.uc 10 W"oi
raaIt,. .;f:c; iram Oil, II i'd. ss1
reuIiua t,rcet, fro,n si.bN Ia IInblnrti....2 asn
Oakley stfcr, iran, Indiana 10 ifuhbart....9 AZ
tAncnn srrrs, .r,l,tt kinzls to liubenrh....1 80
krtcy .tr.p., is"n KtnzIa to lTnhlnr1.:...1 $40
Ar:erian nye,s,r, fr"In lakn street 10 rul..
sc, '. ".f .;,c rn i. ID ritcn..t ~ ~
| Hubbard nsreet ffnm ehd nf old work IN
A.hsnf assn,ic. frin Xnaa*t. .tfcet IL ii.
E.t'a srsc,, i,o,n Ashland asc,.,c to Mi.
rs str,c:, ii",a Xshi,nd svcaae 10 Mi.
rn"n, ,.rce, from Naiih .vennc 10 Wan.
Natlc psrc;,. fton, Milwaukee arcnaa 10 b.
,*sy srse,, from Chicago a;;aas 10 ci.r-
an'es :t:cst. fson, Giar,ma .rsat noftn.
lurscr .rest, Tram 4ns,:ia 10 Mx.uie:
viii tsrcti, fson i"a,;.a 10 stwsakeo
cutler strset from Augusta 10 citicnien1 d:
cr!tscnLrn street, from Suhlo II Gnrricr,..l 6aM
WAti- street. from cri.srntlcn to Ctrrsr.,..1 hi5
t!nftia "treet. trpm Ohn II Eric, ,..........t SO
Fry t'r.ct, from Ashand astnuo tn I!nt
csr,'', .tr,o, 1r., gu
wss,crt. asrn;,c from f"ur;scnsh street t'
wtstr" .ycnc, fraa Twelfth srsct l., ''''
IffastM .....s..-.s*......'.....'LS 1,eIt
Total. u, ,sul
No1trt DlvIaI,H.
llur'hut street, frn'n 6;Eei IL tlybourn hr-
Sullivan .ire:, e: md u oI wiz to mnribat
rfsFt. ~ :;:;:.l 2'o
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~ ~ = = = 7Fl. q
Vernon avenue, from Th!rt!eth 10 Thirty


....... ftrt. Length.
Vernon lvenuc. from 1hsrt!eth to Thirty. =.
Thr.,seye1,t.. atitoi t.o c.taTs GIoss
Ellis t a,s. iro@ Ti1sy.nluti street ia ~
rfiy.thirl .tres;, iio,a forto.t 10 c.u-
rlrsy..u on ssfcei, fram Forrrs. to c.ia-
Calumet ase,,us, from Ihi.;-thfi 10 Thlr.
rLr,y.ts1 stfoe from il: r;:r e Dt:. aE9
Thrtylifr street, tEnnl uc0EtnK to lfALtedsf 2,9U
ualssel street. irom Thiss, .i'rst to Thirty
1iasts ..ree. from iiiy*esoad to Ilir Wv
nn'aa stret from Thirty.a1.t 10 &.tler
uruad street, from Archer avenue lu Ut.
LoM's ltailsoad. d.............,............i 404
Tutal l.................,........
TwtAty.Feeoud atrcet, lsoul Louu!s 10 .tah.
rs.n,s IT eon.i strset, from centrs avsnae
ls c.D;,
S'!ls street sr"n sisttenth to EahsesIsL.l tf1
t9Hfeehth tttt,t, tfom May tu tisk.......l $40
Mt1cn street, trnln imik 10 t}urlry.........I 4tU
Ihr",n ascc, sren Harrison ~ Coigrers. II 31l
NJ ~ 1t.Ia. MI!'lr ftasc, fFrm Dcaulanes sErtcs
Morgan s'rc tiaa nin3ir to iin.xi..t 80
oSssn Ms.,',,as. assna'. fFo'a 1lndoph street To-
oxsa assaas, ;;a Wilmington .,r.*; i; 3''
Masrcn Aeeh1e+ 1Ftan tK4e1 IN Ashlantl....l Ain
nlyha laee, atotu ttt'4uoi! 1teut to lakr.l tl3
Ashlsud a'tuus. fsun cAtruM aye1up tp
81: John. pl.es, norl u c.isoi .;sua. Ia 40
DsiNt pl&Ea. Observation-Disclosures. TIA
Ashlan1 assRus, from Kfutis atfeet u liut,
bard.... ,..*::..;....:::........2 W3
,ArMnns street, from kiuzie tn ltuhlnfi y 34l
h'Ap5 PARE !soH A4Ao sl1e1 ~ liHhl%Fd.1 sJ1
Western pseuuc, fsonl a1adlsun street to
1!hAEtS. ..,..,4 4E5
uu5ie stenue fenm Madison strcet 10 Mon.
tu9 II tDO
lanEuo Atrcct fruul Jul fest east VI Western
ascnuu to Western h4ttnue.......-...,....l Il 6N
MtnEna ttre&t, from Western syelus 400
bcscY 4stnue, from Van DuEou street 10
NsAHoo '..'.ts. ..s.ss..4 III
Ogden arenue, from Adams street TO
| 1!S@1ph1..] s......,+,,,,...,+,+,,,44 IT,
Ogden xfnaur, from Mathews strpof to Jack.
| sou..... ......................1 440
A1Asps s1o<t tsoln Leaytt to I1yiux rlacs.3 wi
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4 Perfect Fitting boot or 8hoe
can l"aya Ia obtained II WswAll 0rsenes. No 10
ststs or l3l Twsnty-*ecoud streets. They carry
arss atoek and understand tho puLo want perfectly
Thar tEsds IL atinply iauasndr.
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TIE INDIANS.


LoHa BRANCH, July 29-Tho l,oasd OF Indian
Commissioners called OH Frcni.lo.lt Gra,t this
morning, mud remained with him until noon.
The alministr a.iuil of Indinn affairs was ear
nestly dlncusHed. Tho l'reBplent annaunccd i,ts
nnfa!tornE confidence ta tho ls,lnla,o and Chris
thu policy by him adopted. THO subject OF tho
charges nlhdo by trof. aIarsh was l,ecusnoL. and
d most thorough investigation OF them dcn,a,,l-
oil. Prof. doargo II. Athorton aud 8cnator
Howe. OF WISCONSIN, avoalroady gouo forward to
lilo He'd Cloud Agency to serve Oh tho Commits
Aton OF investigation. Tho prcsileut waa sarn-
cat In plodgiuY thu full power VI tho Executive
in reforming any hr,suell Of tho service, AMI
plotsrd his hoariy corporation with tho l;oara,
with whunl tl2 iH M entre accord. Neither the
8oesotary of tito Inferior nor tho Commissioner
u lhdtan Affairs wero p!ostut ut tic cunfurencu.
country to tho Indian Territory anil sa.ltl o(
KAusas was discussed, aud measures alupted
looking to the cHrrying out Ut tho plan.
Tho Doarl hare Issued al ad5troHa to tho
Christian public asking tholr hupport of thu
humane policy toward Tho Indians. Ihoy uay
that this policy, despite the assaults upon it, hns
bern oiuiuently successful. lilo IndiaIls are
taking OH inanners and occnpa!lons uf civilized
lifo In 1osard to Indian Agents, wllile they nd
nit that perhaps \ fow may have pccu,no corrupt,
thoy feel coutitent that tho Government waa
noyor NJ faithfully served In this resDcot NJ ut
tho present HmO. Neither tho Hoard nor tho
Qovarnmont could 10 Justified In accepting
1ont!-Moulicd accnsut;oHs au an oyldc4co OF
guilt - 1nunt OF tho charges cu,ne from dsap.
pointed contractors aud traders wAuso hopu VI
gain under a tloro careful l"tting Of contracts
and rigid inspection Of surpisa III gone. Nor,
on thu other hsnd, wouidtuoy ho lu4siied in with
ho!d'nE the nlast rigid luyeesigatlot when. al in
so1ne tascs. charges urn tnaao by respectable and
reBpo,lnbIa pHstieb. Thoy appeal to tho Ainslan-
Rry l}ulid to nonlinate 1ll,uo but tho bost men
for ts position OF Agents, and htets tl,Ht III all
measures Of Iofor1n tl4uy have the Cor1al yup-
port Of the Government.
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LOCAL LETTERS.
AN INFECTED QUARTER.

AN INFECTED QUARTER.
r. In Etttor Of The Ch,c11o1 17r,onas,
Cn,cAoo. July 2a.-lEns The TR1nusE ever no.
ti,ed tho fact that IIAa:ctl stract between Mad
lrrn and Mouroc, is gaining nn unonviahle tepu.
tat on Ms reAort for tito worat Act OF gamblers
antl tlacklcgs III tho c:ty7 Almost any hnnr of
thp i1ay ur oyen[ng wo can notice hair n duzon or
more or tl,cso "bon-ton sports hanE'r: nr"'1n'
tho cnt; ance to tho Academy. tho steps leading M
to Da.,'s,' or tho two or .hsco similar resorts,
aud tlorc thoy stand and rtsru Mt paHscFH-"y-
literally looking overy lady out III ro'lnte1'anco
WHO ts 40 unfortunate ~ to haso occaaion 10
raes nv wittx.,1t cscrrs. nn1v MI hour previnliH
to commencing lliH letter tho wrtor chacoa 20
ho going by she hra,!cny low stcl" ~ ta'e
rroun Of "bl.n"Ik" ttared ut her M inr"rsnl'tlr
| l,at e,,o 1u,tkrneh her raeo aud lfItricdly
nas.cd, tio chap WHO "as "hl'nt old
enough IN l.aso elanst, sonlo ncmhlarco
or n,anhootl, actually htaMl slHs!t IN
hrr NAY. and as sl,e pasrc.l he
! incrcd at hcr in Hnct, n fnthien as 70 insinu-
s.c in very r'atn ter'ns what 10 dared mt s"y.
Anw. thin felaw. like nearly all fl'H nsHtcns's,
ucarR very nito clnta for ,le.ellrn and cnnltort.
nri " Leka ti1s Tiger fur bltisicHs, t!!rro
ur fr1le tntu.bs1k4 mil ru,ctte anil kelm-tabich
il TINT block nilnytlInE him aipple opportunities.
It IA scttloh fact tint ItaNsol street ~ At se-
au III rome rcsc crlp c.eca nov. II IL 10 bs de-
plored Tint tlc Ac..hehtT of Music IL located IN
tho ,nitst Of MI tl'in wickednosb hut s'1pposo
tho nllahi'sni. II tho thoE"'shtare nc nc OK.
trcmciv p4n s,;el in rho case. for IL IL The o'ty
rc.!cennts objcet Ut tho vicinity, N.
WHAT A11s rl1ca.io7
Ia ths F;'aor n Tht fA,rur, if!oH'k:
t'n,rAnu, July 3o.--HYoro I physician and
cniicl nron to prcFcrihe for Chicngo, / would
Ray, At Elanee, TINT tho patient wae afflicted
with Mike" in IT,. mont aggravated torn1.-
~; NJ IN. II,
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rhen yuur work WA done, IT, 70 lonesome, and no
8oed times my mnre.
ttow IL yn,r hoi7 rrtSusne ynn have rnnrs ~ this
time lc gntf and reHt letter SOON ~ ynn havs
In l,te hury.
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Eaots for the Coming Women.
Wa nee. no tell you what t,ua Ut newus- sch!ne
the wee! H.. oay, that for all esAh you ran get
Alstsl aisrount, aud that 1t IL holt very small
moushly payments ss tAs ConpAny's Eooins, ~
Wabash Aysuua.
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= Ft 9N11FNH TEEHI UKY.
Br. LOUIS, No., July IA dispatch from re-
liable nourees In the Indian Territory says the
reports circulated yesterday that Ch,et Rosa
hnd boen aHAaasinated are untrue. IIo Ia at
lInme, vol, And has bcon In no difficulty. Iiis
ro~etect!on ne1t Monday IL considered csrtalu.
, 1875-07-30

Pianos and Organs.
ite3o assortment W new lilla,4 and ofgana 10
rcnt. Secondhand EIanp. lrs.u 81 to 33r'.
", ". kIaDALL,
Garner State aud Ada,us A.sssts, CaI. ago.
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told Of ehla uAo ,hona ., scyrre!y s:Adai that
ahS doctat4 H3Fu her W. a4tvA " IL Liz ~
OF D4lsyB Magical tAlu E454+auy, u
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1b worry rFotLY l,lcuc ground, nos RIoht ush"
tauco from tho Calumet Itiver, aaad ~ Atted up
Will, convenient stands, sslodn, aud . dancing
lioor. Tho Colonel gave tho boys Inll s"!ng,
falling then TO climb, dIR, back, howt "foo. hug
or d!o." ~ much ~ they pluaaed, aud tho boys
Boou scattered oyer thu grounds.
II. noweu. Moses 4lcok* Eal.. and Ds. i. c.
Miller, serving BY ,ppulnllnoi,t ot tic UoArd OF
managers OF the Han.e. Thera was largo sup
ply ot food. ]. olcuroKos Adams EaSe tue bread,
the glugor-b1oad, Challus Lyman the hama.
aud IaMcs Steward provided tho music.
Among othe1s prcBoht OH tho grounds Wero AirA
Colvin (lile blayoF had hoeu Invited to come, but
business ensss11menta preteuted). Mrs: Mecabo,
Military Academy, .. u. Phillips. aud slossss.
Borniquo. j.. Valentine, and Rivers.
lmuiedstely after the Decentralization Of tho
party. crowd Of tho hoYz Immediately madu
for the river. where mad-mAchne was agg.ng
a little Willie but ths sticky blnck o1zo
was too nlucl for tho boys. aud they
concluded that H"iu.lIipg Was uut good TOR much
there. Tie boys ulI had Gil thelk CULINARY 1resd.
mud SWING thu'u over tt.or arlus u around thoir
nocka by the shoe.strnSa. Iut Tho bosa tlldn't
Beom to tako to play NTH tu,cl, ayldlty during
the forenoon. Ihcy hung around aud looked
wstfully At tho hamrcIs continuing tho grub.
constant patrol about tho tables xlltfa tho
protis,ona weso had to DO kept up ai,i eyun
with tAese precautions tho onset Ut tue
hungry multitude was only restrained by
forming hollow-s1uarc IT tablos, In which In
,reucbnlunt tito latlIeA connected with tho Homo
carried uu tl,u4r preuarAt,u,s fot gisnE tils boys
their I4n,ler. Mi, IiooA would ulupcrss the hoys,
uul tell tArtu 10 play ul1ll dinner was tui;. hui
alter u few sPaslsnslsa attempts ~ hhll.Ilsyiug
tLey would c5tnu b4cI to
THE CEhTnE " ATTRACTION
to lpok lopgiug!y It tho foot. Under The def
maaipuatiUus Ut tue ladies' st&c4s Of saad.
w,c!.ts aross un the tAbles. Ihay were 70 neal
ct 1Rutalus. 4 tight lasds \ teu,2os43
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lJatels eneer, z -
slackening II pafty ~

eiaoheu!nS " ParE5 N-->y Il sS y sss
disadvantage every time in ~
County. Our political opponents have
resorted to every device to weakensthe
tickets nominated since 1868, but the
most effective weapon ever employed by
them was to point to the coalition with
Republicans on the State ticket, and i'm
press their hearers with the fact that the
leading Democrats were forsaking their
principles and abandoning their party
lines, None will admit more freely than
the Republican leaders themselves that
whatever measure of success~has been
achieved BY them in anderson County is
due mainly to the fact that Democratic
Organization was destroyed by the coali-
tion movements so persistently enforced
blythe Ne,cs and Com1er. A continuance
of that policy will produce like results,
for it is impossible to maintain strict
organization or party discipline in a sin!
gle county or in few counties, where
the, State organization is constantly CO.
quetting with Republican factions, 5,
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, SETTLING THE BALANCE.-When
conviction of Niles G. Parker was
cured in the coupon case, the case aga
him by the Commissioners of the Sinl
Fund was discontinued, subject tho
to renewal. Important witnesses v
absent from the State, and other cons
rations had their weight. When, sui
quently, he was released on writ of hal
corpus, a new writ was ordered to
served on him in the sinking fund C;
Judge Mackey protected him from arr
taking the ground that the princi
upon which he had acted in the first c
applied also to the second. The She
let Parker go, and he took the first trs
Now Judge Carpenter has issued an or
to the Sheriff of Richland, requiring h
to show cause next Tuesday why
should not be attached for having fai
to arrest and hold Parker to bail. w
in other words, he disobeyed a mand
of the court. Of course his reply will
that he did it under threat of pains s
penalties from Judge Mackey. 7
will give Judge Carpenter the oppor
nifty to let out any wrath that he h
have bottled up for the nsurpation of
throne by his brother Of the Sevd
Circuit. t.-Co!unlbia Register.
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,OHyo's New GoyERNoR.--Ge

OH1o's New GovERNoR.--Generf
Rutherford B. Hayes, who has bee
elected Governor of Ohio, after an excl
ing contest, in which the personality 4
the candidates seems to have been whoE
forgotten, was born in Delaware, 0b,
October 4, 1922. He graduated at Ke-
yon College in 1S42, and studied llw i
Cambridge. He practised his profssin
in Cincinnati until the outbreak IF tie
war, when he entered the service asMajr
of the Twenty third Ohio regiment 3,
served with distinction, and at thu cloh
of the war was Brigadier General wit
the brevet rank of Major General. b
1864 he was electedia Representative il
Congress from Cincinnati, being re.
elected in 1866, but resigned his set il
1867, when he was elected Govern Of
Ohio. He was reelected Govern id
1869. In 1872 he was candida fol
Congress, but was defeated by Hon.
B. Banning, the candidate of thu Glib
erar republicans" Governor Alld who
was defeated at the election on Ttsday,
appointed General Hayes one t thd
Commissioners to represent Ohio 1t thi
Observation-Disclosures LcdgAN 4
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Editorial Notes

It has transpireaisince the elect;so, ;. :,
I, Ina. had the result been in fayo, - - - u Y
the leading national banks Of tbe " %
we woa!a =. have promptly surren8ledIas5
cuiSaon and given up theircert . go
] organization. The United Sites aGI@
\ Mr.. New, says thafs;inch wos h ALNarer
pon, ,on OF the Directors of the 7irst Natona l,a
y mount of circulation whic would have W,
been given up at not less thai s,oo nm ~ .Mo
Inc election, says the Cincinnati co,n, e,
e'd1, place. both parties on t,eir good b,>
nayior fof the Presidential cntcst of the
centennial s":a I, year. The republican party re.
cstsea Their warning last fall. The demo.
craIs have in yesterdays's experience, a
siea!ls needed lesson that may be of much
esv'ce to them. The floating vote crows
a,:a siIn the intelligence of the people, and the
on.lcal Organizations are admonisbed that
l el'ner can win with its worst elements in 1
ihe following table will show the res,lts {
'ne great political contestssa Ohio since .
s interesting reading just at b
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80, HaEEi nz'aIIsr..

rs OF SURScRLPTIOM-Tw PILLARS Y
&lnurn, and ONE. DOLLAR for six Issns. :.
Subscriptions are not taken for o ia' pefiou
than six months 49,.
Liberal deductions made to clubs ten OF
NY sgES ~ ss1t,EPTLsTN4 ONE Illar per
sonara ~ ono ;ncb for the rst insertion nd Fifty
Tats ~ sr,,. ~ snbsanuent ;nsertiosess than
three months No advertisement coufo less
1i'I.n ba aaew;th thseEishing
toodrart;se n for three s;y or Twelve mSnhs Ad-
'ert;s;no bv caniract must ha confined tcihe i'm
e1;ota bns;ness the riIi or ontrac-
ting.
Obituary Notices, exceeding fye lines. 9tibutes
Of Resnect and ali nersonal; communicating OF
maffers of Individual interest. win be chsAd for
at sdSerti rrafps "a announcements of tariages
and deaths ana ncsieesof religious chars.sr, are
respectfully solicited, and viii be insert gratis
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: AnEimprovement.in the condition
cotton uringthe past months indicateds
in Alalh hma; Louisiana and Arkansas:-N
The depreciation in Mississippi is slight,
from 90 to 96; occasioned by storms;
The destructive equinoctial storm worsted
and stained much fibre in Southern
Texas, reducing. the State percentage OF,
condition from 81 to SS. In North Caro-
lima and Tennessee September was cold
and the'harvestis late, with less favorable
prospects of top. A reduction OF the
percentage of Georgia from 76 to II Is
caused by storms and increasing preva-
lence Of rust. South Carolina is three
per cent lower from similar conditions.
In several counties of Florida the cater
pillar has been injurious. -.
Taking survey of the whole field, the
reduttionbf condition since the Septem-
ber return; is An undoubted fact, though
/ the depreciation is slight as compared
with the October returns of last year,
d The crop prospects are worse IN ooutn
i Carolina, Georgia and Florida, but decl-
}, dedly bettet in all the States from Ala
.bama westward. The percentages OF
lcondition a Ee as follows: North Carroll
aa,S5.; South Carolina, IL; Fiorida,7o;;
Georgia, ~; Alabama, "a; Mississippi
9sr2:souiaaha, go; Texas, 81: Arkansa
10At TgnfsSssee, go. tn t'o!..
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%

- - . :ESAl u
oSRATIo s3pE he cam = Z aY nIs;o |
and the he g fctionee ,inod - by |
the Radid party Ras been usou souoc;.
men of lie adroitness of II ps9;ca, s9H,
leaders perverting political !, nsu ss and
nlacing tir opponent in fal!iees;'t;on ;
The har money idea has alwEsSetaSe,uu EetS,uI a
Democric doctrine, and is ass,ob u1 On.
to-day ; it ever VS.. But ill., Ill., II If
the Oh Democratic headers L LiIa Ieen
nat in heming fro1lthee presen anJ;. uH
ton of be finances, 2hl lits prope,as;s @
to spec resumption, ,Su$ consids;on
must bgiven to the iedAs of the nm m
try, So not precipitaty ITO changehe
metho,, nor to resume,eiSore the en-
try Waready for it.
iWh5ever may be t Owls of .
finanal condition of D country, te
Democrat IS not in anyway responsib,
forit IF lepeopleare sHering becaus
the fancs are not run a specie basis
It isthe Republican pay that is t
blais. And because lie Democra
thiKs thg wise procrastation shoult
be lsed il curing existingEils and rem
eding Il troubles incidt to the alb
se,ce of 8 specie. standard, lis no reason
flat he i not to be: consided as a hard
money mar. Yet the conal spectacle
las been sen of the Radic,with all hi;
iaper nlonjy sins fresh on hsoul, claim.
ng with a4usty yehemenceEbe a hard.
loney chmpion, and charge his Dem
cratic opponent with being rag, paper
Idvocate, simply because thaid Demo.
rat thinEs it judicious to hperldown
,aper int specie, with a littiudAment
.ndA ppper regard for exislg d Scul-
les, s.a. f.
We sgain reiterate that it Is aAln-
lerto elevate the financial qStiq Ato
importance of thej5ETsiyely
laional issues for the two gre% ltional
,sties. The proper issue for ihc0emo-
ut to press as the national oac,s the
,aeral necessity of administratis re-
I'm, return from unconstitutioal to
Institutional methods, and 9 rtssasal Of
e misgovernment of the last ten ears.
atlanta Herald. q
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Per.onil and General.

ai his A.oe GoodTemplars, distrib
among RS loses.
ecretary Belkhp has returned to Was]
ton froA ,.isS@Hnged Western trip.
When lsn ras electa Governor
io, in ls,he only mad amajority of 81
Zen. Deasssyar7 Il is lioly o become su
$intendcn,k tie LouivilI and Nashville
n aif filroad. 4 IA
uf fEx-Gov. h1nI Iouth ha turned his back
Vi Pon politich Douislans andwill pass the
~ inter in Maict'. 8
EJRev. fhonss rymes lbs purchased ~,
y ftterest IN til Am efe"qa Herald, pub.
shed at tTocsa Qty.
Franklin Pe5A was the only President
!; 1. Fho welt out Pfhce with a rbinet as
3fl eginallT uppoi ik.
4, ,as!E ~a| EoP T seventy years. .' '''s Della.
:. u. =, Jage Reed recently decided iiAalestor
q .hafhe salary Of State officer NO % s,,hl
jectP levy under an execution. SUD-
EGov. Brown, Of Georgia, is a., - 10
e e1hlted as a curiosity. He d, @ ees tl,nt
therds "no position at Washing That h"
you'll accept, if offered"
Weixtend sympathy and condnce !,
our frind, Capt. w. J. McKcral,f tb,
MariontSar, in his grief at the dcs Of n
little daghter aged four years.
Mr. Richards, member of the A,oma
Constitutional Convention, proposed sec.
tlon ezenpting from poll tax for ! al
manned Confederate soldiers in the ST.
Gen. W.F. Bartlett has declined the hn
ocratlc nomination for Lieutenant GoiAor
or Massachusetts, and John Quincy AAs
has been, placed ON the ticket to fllEo
vacancy. T
Ihe firm of E. P. Clayton & Co., of 4.
'nsta, failed on Wednesday. 1t has alwa
'een looked upon as one of the strongest
he city, and its fall was shock to the con
aercial community.
The Mobile Register asserts positively tina,
the negro does hot produce half the cottol'
hich he produced before the war" and
edits white labor with the production of a
rge portion of the crop.
A man nearly seventy years old, blind
Id infrm, has been sentenced to death fori
urder in Red River county, Arkansas!
is crime was committed twenty-five years
%, but he was not until recently brought
trial.
Gen. Stephen D. Lee was in Winnsbort
st week, and was serenaded by the Citizens
'rnet Band The Fairfield Herald says
IN. Lee is atoning for the havoc caused by
''artillery during the war by insuring the
es of all good and loyal citizens.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-10-21
THE CONVICTED SENAToR.-Fr

THE CONVICTED SENAToR.-Fr,I
very hour of Dublin Walkers arril
the penitentiary tremendous pr
in the form Of petitions for his pa
was brought upon Governor ChaI
/ lain. Prominent among these petit
were Chief Justice Moses and Att
General Melton. The Governor ste
refused to grant the petition; Pers
application was then made to )
Tackey to recommend the prison.
pardon, This application has be-
llPqeyIAer,tfy and very firmly rejl
Upon earh~t entrcaty and strong|'
meadation, made hg gsaEtFsn cql
Jurors who sat s;s'r1e case, Judge Md
tsas cas,entcd to apply to the Gov
to commute Walkers sentence, frons
prisonment in the penitentiary to cofEs
ment in the county Jail. This comm
ton, if granted, will cause, peerhapss!E- $!
tonisbment and some complaint. Il
is this much may come from havingt
in Jail here: it will he "handy" to q
him next September, and put him
trial on further charges of fraud, not
structiye fraud, but actual fraud, I
conviction whereof, he will be sent t
penitentiary for term of years.-Ch
Renorter.