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New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
Waithan Watches.

Watches well known that 10 repeat their
merits snperuoGs They received the three highest
awards at tho ntennia also subjected by Prof
Watson to tests nearly three months In reference
to variation when actually running This report shows that
the variation Waliham much - tan tat of
other Watches entered for competition thus confirming tho
high reputation they already enjoy.
There are regular for ladies AID three for
gentlemen several grades OF each size
taste can be the STYLES aud finish of tho aud
the principle which all Watisn watches mate IN
sures accurate umekeepng oysn the cheapest grades Wa
Ladies' Gold Watches from so. sieuwin'.rs from $50.
Gents Gold Watches mom 500 Stenpimi-fs non $40.
Boys silver Watches $40 ynd tis
Special fine grades Gold s,emwind, Tor both Lies aud
Gentlemen, 800 10 $50.
Can be seer Day Evoaing ~ cA '''iHas'
Price Lists nee o application.
HOWARD & 60,
10 ~ FIFrlIASE. n. Y
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18

Tn. LIBERAL PATRONAGE rseetsing t's seoh for oHr
us,.aI lines Of imported nesses RENDERS any adsTHS
80, a. ,nsns our unrvaIsd collection Of PGq a r mural
decoration
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages must be iadorsed sih faH
name and address
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

set at defiance, and distractioo en.s
apprehension. and alarm take the
plhce q peace loving and law abiding
SOCIAL lie: All parts OF the Constitu.
tion are sacred, and must be saeTeelly
observed" the parts that are new
no less than the parts that are oId ),
Inc moral and material prosncrilv
OF the Southern States can ha n..,.,
enectually advanced by n hearty ami
geneurous recognition OF tho rig,,f.
OF all, by NIL; "a recognition withmsI
rsserve or exception With smell !.
recognition fully accorded. il will H.,
practlcaoie 70 promote, by the iniiu-
cnce o. al legitimate agencies OF tl,.
general Government, the efforts of
Ihe people of those States "a obtain
Ior themselves the blessings OF honest
and capable local government n
elected, shall consider it not only
my duty. but IL will he my ardent
desire, to labor for the attainment 81
TINS end. Let me assure my country
men OF the Southern States that ii
shall be charged with the duty of nr.
ganizing an administration. ii win
=, "HAeh VIII Atkaiu ttiiu GnpffSll
their trucst interests, the interests al
the white and of the coiored p,.onle
both and equally, and which will
wipe out forever the distinction be.
tween North and South in our COM
mon country.
With a civil service organized up-
on a system which will secure purity
experience, efficiency, aud eco,uny
strict regard for the public welfare
solely In appointments, and the
speedy, thorough, and unsparing
prosecution and punishment oT uil
public officers who betray official
trusts, with u sound currency. with
education unsectarian aud free 10 ALI.
with simplicity and frugaiity in pub
lie and private affairs, and with. a
traternai spirit of harmony pcryad-
ing the people OF ali sections aud
classes, we may reasonably hope that
the second century of our existence
as nation will, by the blessing of
God, be pre-eminent as .'an era af
good feeling" and period Of pro.
gress, prosperity and happincs.
Very respectfully, your fellow cit.
izen, II. Il. HAYES.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

IL Is probable that Biaine win not dare to ever
enter the House OF Representative again as q
member Proctor Knott and Mr.. Hewitt have at
hand facts proving his eosaplicity In setting up
caldweiis sxeuipaiory dispatch. that he dare nat
face He played a toia sss,e In charging Knott
sllh dishonesty and suppression. and sneaks like
q coward from Lhe consequence thai await bis
appearance ia the House - fgaa CRY TreSs.
The above extract II another Illus
trstion Of the sytsmstic course OF
Misrepresentation pursued BY Demo
cratic papers all over the country.
The Press wilfaliy tells what u
knows u cHnaot substantiate. Proc
Tor Knott and Mr.. Hewitt have not
facts proving Blaine's completely In
setting up caldweil's excuipssory
dispatch. That story is too transpar-
snt 70 believe, when Blaine openly
charged Knott with suppressing the
dispatch, and Knott sdmitted II.
Does the Kentucky joker intend "a
acknowledge that he made q false
statement . thst there is no truth IN
him? Caldwell's second telegram
substant ntiates the first. and no has do.
clared his willingness 10 substantiate
the latter by afIidavit II necesary.
what moro could . fa!r-mtnded per-
son ask /. Did Mr.. BlaIne's action In
the House show that he feared thu
Investigation OF his inquisitoss. ID
every encounter he csase on mort
than victor. The Press and otheI
papers OF It's class would never have
thought OF settling up this charge has
not Blaine accepted the Senntoria
appointment. u was done b#cnus'
Democrats North have hitter tatret
log the maa they cannot srnre, th'
msn who numerically lashed theiu
aud their Southern brethren, and ba
causs they are determined W XII
him by fair means II possible. u moi
by foul.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

The Republicans OF Iowa. In convention as
sembled, hereby declare the following platform
Of principles;
l. We arc for maintaining the unity OF the
nation sacred and inviolate. for the just and
equal rights of all men, for peace, harmony sft
brotherhood throughout the nation; for men o
unsuiied honesty and purity OF character fol
public trusts, and for the swim pursuit and un
sparing punishment Of all dishonest ofcials. higi
or low.
2. That we arc In favor Of, and that we demand
rigid economy In the administration OF govern
ment affairs, both state aud National.
3. That we favor the early attainment Of cur
reBey convertible with coin, and therefore adyo-
cate the gradual resumption of specie payment
by continuous and steady step In that direction
{. That we demand that all railway aud other
corporations shall be held in fair and just subjee
ton 10 the Law making power
8. That we stand by free education. our public
school system, the taxation Of all for It's support
and no diversion Of the school fund from the
public schools.
q. 1hst we cordially invite immigration from
all civilized countries guaranteeing TO the im:ai
grant the same political privileges and social and
religions freedom ourselves enjoy, and favor
Ing a free and unseciarian system Of common
schools for their children with ours.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

The Kansas City Times, Democrat
ic, Thus suggests the way tho Great
Reformer received the sc. Louis
nomination: "Immesiiately after the
defeat OF Allen last fall, ths Times
received private letters from New
York announcing thas Tildsa would
be . candidate for the Democratic
nomination., and that u would be
greatly to the I,ectS'ia,y advantage
Of the Times to employ editorialiy =
certain New York gentleman and
come out for Tildsn. That same
New York gentleman was one OF the
Tilden delegates from his State to the
81. Louis Convention" To be sure
the claims Of . man who thus OPEN
ly bids for the support Of newspapers
are entitled 10 respectful considsra-
tiOns
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

slKsfonn 10 necessary 81 pat stop 10 the psoht
gste waste OF the public LAMP rad their diver
sion from actual settlers, by the party In powsf
which has squsndsred aDaaD0 acres npoh
rsiIfoAds alone yatioHa, Democratic ITayos@,
Good IN theory, but the prsciise
does NOS correspond with the deciaf-
alton Of the platform. About the
tune the platform above referred 70
was adoStsd al at- Insais q 0esA<1
Democratie brother from Ksnsucky y,
by name Hon. Thomas Il. Jones,
present Chairman Of ths COMMITTEES
on Railways and Canals, made ths
following statement, hardly In se
cord with the resolution Of the con
ventlOn:
Now beg the genfiemsn mot To be too nuel
frightened about subsidies. Nr. SPEAKER. pro
Tess. and no DO my bsethssn On this hoor iron
the south Who eAyoeste railroads, 70 be ~ mnel
devoted to stsie rights - AIRY member here; "a
.4ive fair notice that We intead. before thi
Congress expires. and la the Dext Congress,
any Of us should be here. 70 ask for snbsid
nom the General Goyernment 70 build Q rsiiros'
through ths south
Nov, votsrs, take your choice
The C0nveutlon declares against sub
| sidies, pledging the party to oppos
them whessevoT and wberevsx NE
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

tkBtG8Ey tNAfFk
Tho worst blow which the St.
Louis convention could have given
10 Governor Tiiden, after noinina-
ting him for the Presidency, was
dealt by tho nomination of Tom
Hendricks for Vice President. The
object In thus presenting To the
country the Iudicrous spectacle oi
two horses tied together by the tnllr
and going In Opposite directions, WA
IN carry Indiana Tor the Tiiden side
st the October election. Tilden Ii
kn0wn ~ the most pronounced cn,-
boslinsent of hostility TO the legal
tender swindle, and Of the demand
for the specie basis. In all America
*s Tom Hendricks II ths
most epnspic,oas Indiana represent
alive of the legal tender IuDacy; no
i,eezsuse be bas any positive opiniors
upon the subject The never WA
known 10 have positive opinior
upon any suMeet,) but because l,'' j
. thorough ingrained denisgogue
cnpable s,r esp0using Hny cl,arIatanr,
W gain ti,a nppImuse Of voting Idiots
rilslen aud Hendricks are poiiticalI,
ths very Is,Inr cpposjiss of eAcf
| saher. Hut ~ elect TiideD IL " nee
es.Hsy sssssa sse sMoutss get tsse Soee'
OF New York, and 10 get The votes q
| New York II II deemed essentia
that Indiana should vote In Octobe
against the Hayes party, and To CON
pass that result, u was Thought be1
by the poiitscsi l,ucksteTs nj -. Loul
10 slel,anch the virtue Of TiIden'
. ncsninaiion by this shameful AM
a most unnatural iiaisnn. The al
rsngemeDt Ii one of brszsn, pa'p''
] ble. shameless dishonesty. IL ~ ~
4 example ofsuch political whoren'of'
> esrIn9 NJ defnmesi the old Bouri'o'
. marty in It's worst days OF corruption
and rendered II stencil In the nos
tril OF honest men. Instead of help
: inS 10 elect Tilden, II h most like'!
. ~ helu the other way. For, mn al
~A 90 0fkas,si va With III
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

ITl.e Keall.llcl

s..rr tstff Nftottafl
The Republican party must remain,
In power until every dollar of the
national debt is paisL
Until every citizen, whiteor black
has his rights before the law.
UntIl Republican IL as safe IN
Georgia as . Democrat Is In Massa-
chusetts.
Until the rights or labor are reeog-
Dixsd throughout the land.
Until the credit of the nation, the
liberty Of the citizen, the free educa.
tlon OF the people, are SO well ~.
cured and protected as 10 be beyond
the reach Of harm.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

couneil bluifs Nonpafei
Tha people of this country viii fully eompre,
hrad the iaet before thi. campaign Is over, that
Tilden b the personifeation u reform - Omaha
Herafd S 1
Perhape, and perhaps not most
likely the latter. It Will take con-
stdHrHbss ex explaining and n good deal
better explaining than has yet been
done, 10 do sway Ia the first place
with tho strange anomoIy Of the
sasne man soliciting yntr- for tho
Presidency osi the ground of his dis.
covcry Of frauds, and appearing al
the saese time in the courts NJ tho
defendant in the suit fog the recovery
Of sn0nsys alleged to have been OBJ
tAined by fraud. The ''psople" will
insist npon having this and severa
other little discrepancies cleared ui
Satisfactorily before comprehend.
ing" even In the most remote degree
that 1sssien has any Claims whatever
In that line.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

In May. 1872, suits were begun
against the whisk y ring, aud the re-
suits thus far have been - follows
Value OF property seized. ti ,50o. 900,
assessments, 81, 400, 600; suits on on
eial bonds, t25O, 900. There has been
returned into the treasury $500, 300
There have been indicted s5 distillesx
and agents, supervisors, s revsnus
agents. 2 collectors, s deputy collec-
tors, 30 gaugers. ID storekepers.
and III other persons. There hava
been 40 convictions, and ~ acquit-
tails,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

This Ii the way Democratic pa.
pers are trying to draw votes from
Hayes and Wheeler, since they have
found 1t impossible to find anything
damaging In their record. The ex-
tract comes from that Bourbon sheet,
the Iowa City Press:
II Is denied that the Hayes nominated at Gin
cinnati is the celebrated Arctic explorer. But
they do say that the candidate for Vice President
Wheeler, Is al the firm Of Wheeler q Wilson. the
sewing machine man.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

II IL fact that there arc many
good citizens --man OF Integrity and
uprightness who still cling 70 the
ruinsd fortunes Of the Democratic
party, believing that good may yet
come from = fountain 80 polluted.
hat these men COMPOSE . hopeless
minority. There IL no denying that
the vast majority of the Democratic
party Of the present day II compossd
OF the very worst elements Of citi-
zanship TO be found In our country.
The ignorant and yictons. the ciaea
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20
CHURCH TORY.

METHODIST EPfscopAL-Kev. y. IL Waring
,sst1r Seryiccs every sabbath at II A. n. and IL
sabbath school as A. ~ John A. WEIGH
snnerintendept. Public praper meetings ever,
TbWrsday eve. Young peoples meeting ever,
Monday eve.
pREsgyTggfAs o. s.--Rey. y. L. Dodder, pastor
s.,vices every sabbath at II A. n. aud s p. NJ. sab
bstb schooI at "a NJ, w. W. craddick. superin
tendent.
pgy,sYTg.IAx, Y. P.--ko pastor sabisafh.
sehoel az " " OF Immediately alter EssgBing ser.
ylss Andrew Earns superinfendent
cagputAs.--Elder J. T. Bly, pastor Services
.very Sabbath at II A. ~ and ~ r. NJ Sabbath
.choGl at A. ". H. y. James, Superintendent
BaPTlsr.--So pastor. sabbath school at y A. ~,
"a A Mckee Superintendent. Bible-ciass at 2tz
YE.
LrTBEKAs.--Rev A. J. Crigler, p6stof Seryi-
ces every alternate sabbath at II A. ". and ~ r.
n sabbafh-school st9A >. u. Young, super
intenient.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

The Cincinnati POiksbttttt and the
st. Louis Uestiiche Post two OF the
strongest German papers in tho
country are for Hayes. Per contra,
tho Chicago &0ats Zeifw,g, whose
editor Is in prison for defrauding the
Government, Is in favor Of Tilsien
and reform.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20
A correspondent Of the CINCINNATI

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Enquirer, writing from Lafayette,
Ind, says: "The Independents, un'
der the leadership of one Tempeie.
ton and T. III. Bonham, are making
strenuous efforts 10 carry Benton
county, and are likely TO succeed.
Mr. Bonbam has q resolution signed
by la Democmts, pledging them.
selfs TO do all In their power to nc.
complish the total defeat Of Tiiden
and Hendricks.''
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

As q reformer Tilden has done
wonders. Here Il his whole reform
record Id . nutshell: He has begun
OF continued three prosecutions; has
brought to trial two casss; has &C.
cured ono conviction, and chat OF one
Democrat who earnestly opposed his
Presidential aspirations, and that ono
has not been punished. nor 10 he
likely to be; these are oil Tilden has
done 10 entitle his name TO DO spread
abroad In huge capitals ~ reform-
or, and this much has cost the State
of New York 100000.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20
Jewels from pop,erovs Den.ocrat .

Re-oired That We, the Democrats. do this year
make platform on purpose 10 accommodate q
party named Tilden. in honor Of three successive
defeats under New York leadership.
Ifitiakes one million doilars 10 gain q nomina-
ties, a. s. Louis. how much wiz il cost 70 eseor
the ansnisee through Ohio and indiana
The Deninsiion of riiden wax the defeat oi
nesnoera~y
Ohio and Indiana win In October coanSnrs
emitting down ths New York Ring.
Isss@ see Who did the Democrats nominate
~ ~. Louss tsss1
Itcosf Tiiden over $4,000 70 deSrSy siS sx
penses OF his picnic NJ g. Louis. How much v
control the Harvest Festivals Is mot yet known
II is bad omen TO wee all the Republicans y
highly pleased, and 20 warmly eongFAtniasinl
one another over the nomination Of fiiden
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

The temporary Chairman OF the
st. Louis Convention was an OH Ger
during the war on the staff Of the
rebel General Joe Johnson. II straws
indicate tho course OF the wind, this
straw demonstrates pretty clearly
that rebels arc 10 receive all the hon
ors the Democratic party has To
bestow. To Disgrace the blue and
honor the gray at every opportunity
appears 10 be the controlling Idea Of
the party which used To cheer whom
ever rebel victory WAS announced.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

The difficulty between the Senate
aud the House on the appropriation
bills is not that the Senate chooses TO
appropriate moro money than the
House thinks proper. but that the
House insists upon changing exist
ing laws, and attempts to force the
Senate 10 concur by threatening 10
withhold nee ded appropriations.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

Porte Welch tho oddity Of tho Oh.
kaloosa Iceform Leader. supports Pc
ter Cooper for President, and prays faa
the time when the people "in Nh ~.
my of millions will stamp the seai 0l
everlasting condemnation upon tho
specie relic Of l,ariarisin." This ID
Porte's idea OF "money that chinks;''
and he Is an old time Democrat.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

Gen. James Singleton, OF Illinois,
another lifelong Democrat, has
bolted the st. Louis nominations.
or the platform adopted the General
says: "No one who IL an honest
man at heart ever wrote that plat
form. II was prepared for tho On.
press purpose of deceiving the peo-
pie. Ii is q studied deception and
fraud, and 10 cannot win"
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20
The army appropriation bill, as I

The army appropriation bill, as u
came out OF the House, proposed 10
blot out Of existence ten regiments Of
privates, while II len the staiT intact.
That Ii. the Democratic HOUSE pro-
posed 10 cut down the number OF men
without touchingthe stafY-the most
ex pensive branch of the service. II
was willing 10 DO away with the
fighting force. but wanted 10 pay a
staff educated to command men who
were no longer on the rolls. Truly
The Democratic party is an aristo-
cratic party.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

Melius, the editor Of the Burling-
ton Gazette, In a recent importation
to Iowa from Kansas. This accounts
for the statement which recently ap-
peared In the Gazette that Iowa
would hold an October election this
fall. Bro. Melius wake up, and
study the law Of elections In your
adopted State.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

The Sioux Indians have gone into
partnership with the Democratic
party I'm one particular, mt least.
Both are doing all that In them lies
10 reduce the army.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

What a pretty spectacle the Dem.
ocratic party presents. IL claims to
be The party for honest meu and for
poor men; yet IL presents as Its
candidate for President man worth
- .000, 900 which he acquired as a
specuIator, corporation attorney
and by embezzling. Nice candidate
for honest men TO vote for.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20
KNOXVILLE MARBLE.w0Rks.

loBgNSpN BROTHERS. Mannfacturefs aad
~ Dealers In Monuments, Rnd Heal stoites and
Grave yard work OF every desrriptionI Meal
northwest enri,er OF Public square, kfsbxsillc
Iowa VI
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

To Sreeuback men we give this
adv,ce. Vote for Hayes. Ii you
vote for Cooper yoa virtually vote
for TIlden, slippery sam, the most
prououuced enemy OF green
hacks and the friends oil
srseubecks In the country. The en.
tire vote Of the greenbark men for
Cooper wouid, doubtless, throw the
election into the House. occupied by
q majority OF rebel sympathizers.
While psossssing great love for the
ssse.Asok 1kst ~ rsbel firss. has,
and M the tinse, 'ouIy favorable to
the grsenbaclr movement in so far
a they can make 1t Of use 10 the
CouGsderate cAuse. An election by
the Houss means the election of Til
d~n the Tesnocratic nominee. II is
sass 70 say, considering the known
sentiments Of that body, that Peter
Cooper would moi get a single Demo
ennGc rvse. Tilden would surely be
the next President. DO not attempt
70 console yourself with the fact that
q new House Is 10 be elected this fall.
This new body would have moth
Ing 10 do with the election ola Pres.
idens, should such election be made
necessary by your votes, ~ IL can
notmcet before the6th Of next March
or until afler the President shall
have been inangurated. The pres
eut Confederate assembly would be
tho arbiters of the country's fate for
the next four years, and there Is not
the least possibility OF doubt that
every Democratic vote would he cast
for TiIdcn the Wall Street gambler
who hates. bitterly, both green
backs and greenback men. Demo-
cratic victory In November means
free trade and Immediate hard
money rule, and free trade and i'm
mediate hard money financial ruin,
certain, speedy and irretrievable.
Every vote given for Cooper, there
fore, In an indirect vote for Tilden,
ruin and rebel supremacy. Think
Ing mon. can you afford to thus
bring about what you profess 10 be
bitterly opposed 10? Vote for IL. II.
Hayes tor President, man who
favors q policy for gradually bring.
Ing about resumption, and mean.
time strive 10 secure Representatives
la Congress where tho needed Iegis-
istion mist l,e had, who will repre-
sent your views.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

The Burlington Ha,okeye thinks
there il about as much difference be-
tween Tilden and Hendricks, on the
financial question, AZ there Ia be-
tween Tildcn and Brigham Young,
the former Is bachelor, and the lat
ter has twenty seven wives.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

Last Tuesday Chicago fred the
first gun In the Hayes aEd Wheeles
campaign, and elected Republican
Mayor by q majority Of 1000 over
the next highest candidate. and q
majority of g. 900 over both tho other
candidates. This. Is the first time
the Republicans have carried the
city by strict party vote since 1859.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

Ifpr0mises were all that the peo-
pie required. then the Democratic
party might hope 10 be successful.
hut promises avail nothing unless
they come from a source entitled to
credit and respect, and the Demo
cratic party is entitled 10 neither. II
has abused power and betrayed trust;
ia neet record will NOT bear inYaaii.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

Democratic Journals ignore the
facts presented by Republicans
against Tilden. They are backed up
by testimony that can not be over
thrown. III they attempted II, their
readers would know too much to
vote for tho Great Rcformcr. We
shall do all we can To vcntilate the
great mans record.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

steamer Tybes lying In the pors oi
Santo Domingo. The Dominica "a.
ihorities demantied his surrender,
but the captain Of the Tybes refused
TO comply with the demand, where
upon they went aboard and took
him of. No insult was offered 70
the American fiag, the United States
counsul, or The captain Of tho Tybee.
and there was no violation Of inter
national law OF treaty stipalation.
The Tybee carries the Domlnica
mails under q sabsldy from the DOM
inican Goy0rnmenf.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-07-20

Petticoat JEFF Davis 10 for Tiiden,
because the New York statesman
heartily sympathized with him du-
ring the "tines that tried mems
souIs," while Judge Davis, ihe man
who was the choice Of tho reform
clement OF the Democratic party for
the place now held by Tllden, has
declared for Hayes. How sugges-
fipA