davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-05-19
gyos.iH Sic b.snswuroiQfeit

WasiH 2iebensw ii .
Gicle 0rass Fat Elm enslii6cr S4rift-
5telsr in fuleenber Meile b%eantwortst:
sic liest ni6t in gsrlpuocr, nod in
goloener 0oarfarbe, nod in Su,uslen.
Mtan tann lie ia feinerGlalde ooer8ii6ie
erDalten. IS lit an%scnsbm. idbn 81
lein, aber oas S66nbeit lit nod ni6t
2iebensmiirhisfcit. IS siebt bObere
S15nbeit, wsl9e uus sdrtli1e 2iebe
sinflbBt.. gusen,. Nalc, @aar ooer SENT
tbut bas nod niAt ob9lfi6 es or9enebm
lit; bas entIdcioet, oh uns Die Isatur
blbl@ Deer sepObnll4 sebiloet. @ute
Menl1en lino niemals understanding.
Wlt immer Die @elihter iein freuno-
li9er Musorud psrinbnt Maes. Sino
lie oasu nod better, 10 miro lie Nhemano
weniger Iieben, neil Die &el9tsSiise
nidt rssslmdBis i,no ooer neil Die iis
81 bid, au bager, 81 blsl6 ooer gu buns
tel gsidrbt erlAsinen. Sie Gu!tur oes
@siltss siebt ben @elidtern einen Heia
nnb wenn Elm Mdo4en seliebt perosn
min, lieet bas ms9r in ibrer @eipalt, als
Saulenoe abnen. Meoer Mfittel nod
tusmetii9e Soilettc ldeioen, aber cine
liebenswiiroige Dame miro li4 INNER
nett uno init @elOmaf tleioen. Gl-
Siuungenes 2d1eln uno oliectirteTreunos
li9telt belien MiNts; man mnB gut fIb-
len, ni1t neioild. niAt lannil9 lein,
penn ss mHsIi@ III, uno man miro Slebe
sinfl6Ben. Damn tritt elm Musornd
in Die 3ise, Der uft Die &Olen Der Su-
seuO srleBt uno Dem @siOe ni3t nur els
men @atten scwinnt, l%onoern sinen gle
benoen fir 3eitlebsns.
, 1876-05-19

@9ieBgei@i6te So9n S.
Carr, lpsl9er pprseitern beng}essr, SenrD
Gaines. i'm Backgrounds" iAub, puros
scitern i'm poIiSeiseri6t uerbDrt, lint gu
Isber, ub cine Biirsldaft in Dem Sale
suIdbli1 lei. 9er &ihter entl9leo, bat
or @arr ni9t inter SiirsI6aft lteusn
tDnne, unb ianote i'm in Die Sail. 9td9=
fen Dienitas miro Der SAT- lpeitsr uN'
terludt peroen.
, 1876-05-19
Rt9mpno- pOit Office.
ppit~ Mrransement.
Is. Oftobfr 1878.

Naroltde GnrGhcH. :2neimoI tSorio.
Sennfaae auseenpm men-Nnfunft s 81 Wse
q. ID. ' 100 '"0 o.@V
SsnH!as gnfunh So, 81. -pOf.
Neraiide Mea-goR~ 1Galid. arsosnsnr
mea Sonniaae. @nfanft 1.45 81. M'-
p0ltleblus 1876 unb s 2OR. Or.
sunltte Vnf. .3ireinaI tGaIid. CORN.
rags dnsGsnpmmen. - anfunft f2.00 sd
i.nr 9.0o y: M. - YoffsIub i q. M. n
ser N :, Ggnfunfs 1900 Dr. poa
&itbmonh& Ganbius @ifenbahu. sSo.
10. Mnfunft 2.30 u. 81. -NoafHi,sys
1915 y. W. S0Fl@laB
9Hnbille G. Srcensbnro. 3mf;n,.r ,so
s.W.- @ntnnft $50 uns 8 N.M. w S,na
lp1aB 4 Is. w. unb 12.45N 81, 44. sf
Jarmniae. 9daIie. s~-nntaas auso,non,
= st nnm - ~ aasunft 2'3O g. ~. - ysfiGiag
G.. S9Au 0HeUba Dtt. IGdIiG
S'mnin9s h%aeatnommen. Mnfunft 6 81 SD
- peHl@luB $50 .. 81.
Syn@bnre Charlottesville, @taunton. mt;,,
SulpNer Springs nub weRtid ron Wbitees,is
g s%trs S o.5n I, ~ - Anfunft 5 9. 81. - Yof.
Ssef goint lub statiauen nm ner n ~
VI: uno 6. O, q: aaaiid, gunntaa as a ysM
nemn'en: = Mnfunft 1880 y. M.N Mnst-
iGluB 2 q. 81. v0F"
gl0uesasr, itrr @sa gOint. ,Sort6.-mn
'anIt 1880 y. M. -pufialus 2N. U.
Sapeabannud, iiter gil6 Saul. tdoIi6.
""'aHft $50 Q. M.- ypfidlue i 9. 81
Sau'cs @iber Campfer. pr.imoI uSd.n,
l.9. @nfanft MOntaas, Mlttpeds NM
SIe'ta9s, ". Or. = pshidIus. Tisnaanc
N0"rfrftaas unb @Oanabsnts. $40 JEW 81 81
Canal gafet. Dr,imol II Sdeutid
1n,ha1t, M'ttmpbs, 8reitass une e ountaoa,
Z @' ~; gOliaIuE Msntaae. Wittmsnvs
nao 5rftiags, A ". 81.
Short qan.p momte. !3aein, Al ,pvd,n,l;a.
81 |Msfal'ft, @ittme9s Has @annabsnes. E.
tags, 4 9. 81. NV S'""
, 1876-05-19

Gin ~ # It Il neritt. 8. Bar
Ter, ponGalforniu. wollte geitern inGleet
mopb Yarf. @eip- Yorf, 800 Meilen in
Is Stunotn, auf 30 8ferben reitsn.
Wettcn nurben big sn $25 900 scmadt.
@ls or etmas iiber 200 Wleilen s%sritten
uerlor CT leine &raft uuo 9ab Den &itt
uuf.
, 1876-05-19
eslaStsisb. MaS benz ssri@t bss

S9la@tsieb. Na@ benz Ser'9t bss
MiesemsifspS {. @immi, wurps felt IL.
Mai BIG gum 18. Mai prfaaft:
III S9len tra9tsn non arSbnlitsr 3ar
suten SOrte 81 su 81 St. 1rattp.
S1wrine t48 @iid, Sertauftsn au1O-1O}
Cts. Nsttc, sOn sswSbnlt4er Snrte our bsltsn
SHaufe, miltler su tsisnsp bra9tsa 81
81 st. Bruttc.
aalber per arpf 50. 90 su $tl 90 non &C.
wStnli@u bic suisr Sprts.
QSmm : per Stid psn $2,00-4.00.
Wil@fibe Ssrtauftsn BON $50 gu $4,000.
, 1876-05-19
epueftipne,t BON 8rieffofen.

Soh &altsn an tcn apei btlunesrsn Beo,n.
w W S ~ S'srafa1tsn %befannr 1inb, 600 unp
.i'ao <. My 30 utb US 81. vi. @pnm
ta9s-9.30 9. ~. unb z q. ".
y ah Setertasrn 500 g. Np. nns
N; w. @pn alien anbern !6olf,n n,.rhs,r
sls Srierf auf benz &udpey Der SrGoer onae.
WV. u. Y. Saa 9em, % 3D.
, 1876-05-19
greitag 10. Mai 1876.
Gtact NibmDnb.

WetterberiAt iir beute.
Stcigenoes, gsfolst bon slcihmdBl9em
Borpmetcr; medlelnOe g8inoe; au9e=
meires wdrmeres uno tbcilpeiie lpoltt+
oesg9etter uno anbultenoe locale 8e9en.
, 1876-05-19
pic-Nie upb preis> S9isben in,
g 6 Il + e II Nar
Deutlhe Shiiten = 1efellHaft.
40 cntaq cen o.. Mai

WetbSple preile peroen aussefdcfen.
Sober g dube. wtnn or and nlht Miieltec
Der @eteul6dft, 1T erliutt nit I'm gdieBeu
Shell gu nstrncn. Gllntsn unb Mmuniticn
rerpe auf Qsrlanecn g~eliefert.
Vie Serrsr, pslGe h6 am Wreieldieeen ~
betbsilieea piiuideu, ipulsn ibre Ramea acf.
BEN 5'n. SIM. 9ue r. $40 Wainfr siufsneer.
8ca ben, Dfpct ptr eb.i penfe unD Sbio Ct
l%snbdun ,pereer, tribreno re5 Gags bis
Nbenb S 9 ubt 5ase nn6 BEN Tatt blu uno
;utiG iabren.
Gin Mulifd,rr 1T fir ecs pit.R tnaaairt.
Jur , fIutredtbl tuap bsrS rbnunJ III peiorgt
Giulritt 50 Gents; Damen f!fi.
, 1876-05-19

Gin Neser in Olipsr's Sobotsfabrit,
in Der 8roof @psnue. .l6lus seitsrn einen
weiben Mann, nit Dem CT in Streit 9e~
rietb, nit einem Stein nieoer uno ent-
nph.
, 1876-05-19

@eians @erein @irsinid.
Sim Mlittppb Mbeno mad per @ingitun-
De braate Der 0ersin Der Srau 3. Bob
mer, 6rauSpd unoSerrn =. SLIDER cine
Serenaoe.
Gingpbgel. @er Elm Srcuno
BON Sin9pDgeln it, iolte nidt perlau-
men Die Mnftion Der Serren Sperlp uno
Yolpea beute gu beiu6en, mo cine sroBc
.3abl BON ueri6ieoenen SOrten cling
p0gel perfauit werOen ioIen, namentli6
lino Die tlcinen sriinen Yapugelen (Pa-
rpquets) olerlieblte Sblere.
, 1876-05-19

Ser. 6taaten- 8 t. Ser
SOL neg s. Meper in Yetersbnrg, ipe9en
pes frummen @bisfep's bat Den 9an5en
Soa in Nnlpru1 genpmmen.
, 1876-05-19
Scfanntma6ung.
nGIa m Nscrep" Won Squire, @obhin g. So.
Walhinatan. .. G.. rem "a uiili 1876.

nGIa III Wecrep" ppn Squire, @oohin e. Co., I
geaftinstsn. .. G., rem "a uia,s 1876.
mir fassn anisrn @5nntrt, grrrsfsupbentsn uab benz
Yublifum in, @%assmeinen un irrn bet n 9anf fur biz b i.
e~sutenpen &uftrd,e, ipelde uns bier unp in &i6n pnp,
Wa., unter FER Birna Gauire s. Goblin, @ru-beieens
ttun Igsnten nnn Muftirnar 9,7 Sauf z TRACE, lber-
tlaaen iiab unb perFdern, bas mir eis Seridiee enen Sns
terellen untsrer Muneen lfsis pabrnebmer. Muf lHunf4
UNI rec ferrn Voostn., Der 9rilt:er %unftres Unite mel.
meas Mne ppintt bic 5tr1na febr einrs, Ran en-, mir S.
benz Mppf.taatsu, a~baeftbea BON fsiner Gtcuars, Sc.
itl' DIT opsr Jarbe. ~ bic Sprberuus erpB prsr ftein,
sleidt Yeattuns su 9be,l usrben unb itra Nadrtdt
: r9 ot. .Yof pVsr rur6 ben Gslesrapben spr rsAten
3eit s~u9eianbt perbsn.
unlsr biefser &edtsanwalt unb partner ~ 'rb ~ b. )
ais mSsliG @nwef unssn a~usferrt en- unb # an ale,
~ elG' unIere D,enie banfpruden, fenbsn, tami fe fb
earnab rid en- fpnnen.
Ipp :itattpuen. Gpntrafte uno Mtnsien BON Spnprare
fbn Ell an ir9enb elm Spn ten Better Tirmen einedanes
perhen, mpfur, nab @mYfans, cine senaue 9ei4et"i.
euna gesebsn nirp. Ndtpn, SppG
Squire, 0Dbbin e. Co..
@seHtsn fur 6prrerunaen aup J%inansen.
mint Wafbinstpn, .. 6.
, 1876-05-19
Cine CUTE @clcgsnbeit fir eiaen Bar
Siebe @nselge!

@plo bIfnste 9citcrn N%toroen in Stem
Dort nit 112a uno i9IoB Mittass nit
1923.
, 1876-05-19

800 Mann. Sn Der MDbelfabrif
BON y. S. 9Botion ioaen 800 4rbeitsr
bejhdfti9t 1ein.
, 1876-05-19
h'9meaS eeufr Alarm-G elearapb.
Alu 6 a f e II.
>. 2 Grte pcIi5ei Station.
y 3 5peits YOlisei etatiOu.
,. Critic Yori3ei Chiffon.

NV & @1Fe polt8et Staipn.
w. 3 3weits pOli3ei etatiou.
W. a Grttte Yori3ei Stton.
Ne. 5 @pribenbnua a.. e>--c, uuvs
Brpab.
ITO. ~Sprf anb 9ass.r Soufs," grpaap
StraBe, aUifden Der 9tsn aap f0tcn,
No. sprissnbaus, tst,p ctr. nab,
Uranf!in. WY
Np. 10 &pdetts.
Nv. 1-3 Gde Der 12ts unb Drain Ctr.
No. IA Ode Ter 10iea anb gsrb @tr,
no. 10 Gde Der 1fsn ans Cars Ctr.
st0. is ede Der gine unb Mnin CIR.
20. II eds Der 3tsn NIB Dusal Ctr.
Mp. Fl Gda Der 25fen anb 8roob gt
N'. 2-3 Gde Der 17ten anb Ntorlbou etu
N'. Pa gds Der 17rH Sue Malbinatpw
Ctr.
no. rs MslrrsOlitaa Giisn.@ srss, l.
Ctr.
9eo. 20 Gde Der 5ten unb Iain Cir.
ITO. 81 Gde Der 14tsa anb Main Ctr
NO. SO Gde Der 22fsn ans Main ctr
no. % @de Der 13t'n uns garY Ctr
no. 3-5 Stabtil6ss armenbana.
MO. 3-6 1repesar GiiensWefe.
NO. Al ede Der 9tsr unb eeia Ctr.
N0. IL groae Strasts xde Sail aus.
w. a-3 &ds @rrins. uns yine Ctr.
no. - eds ct. Sames unp Dusai @.r.
40. 40 %" Bsnb"asn 25fe Ctr.
Ne. ST SpriBenbaus,. to ctr.
No. SO Ode Der GIaY'n IN @ilmer Ctr.
, 1876-05-19

Ct @ouperneur Senrp u. Wile bon
8irginia, befano li0 Mltttpo1 i'm neo>
roQton 6otel", Baltimore.
, 1876-05-19

SO a T. /. Gin unabbdnsiser Ganbis
sat fat li@ 9emcloet. Siebe Mn5eise!
, 1876-05-19
a. L. Elicit & co.,
SEQ. 10, IL II. IA, 3w0lfie Ctr.
Ni@mnnb, pa
Smpprteure II. Gnsrps 9dnblel

@tapel., Mipbes II. &ur;ewaaren.
5aben tsaGnbie auf esm Qassr nnb tperben
entweper brett pom bsn 8atriten unb beren
Masnten bssosen: elm ptatdnptees @Gorts.
msnt ron Damsn 3suee @insbams, @eorud'
ts BaumpcIenseuae 81 Seans, Satinets.
Gadsmtrs, Iwnts, Bsfas fir cd aeirtrlr beit,
setleidte unb unseblel9te BuummcCenasnae
in alien gre len. CARRIE unt sef,sifte @atane.
s~sltreijte nnb earirte Ssnacura'S Drills,
Seans, 9sgeItu6. Ssnaburs'S Dsden. llsber
matraben etc. BON ,brsr ei9nen importation.
Shwarae unb carl te Nipaea Bffas IT.
lano'fG s Qeinen, wsiBs, se~treifte uub earlr-
te Gambriis, fbwarse Wultltne une Ieinens
Gumbyie Ioibsntu6er.
Msentsn fir
Solt nub Moris' @~insbams.
, 1876-05-19
@aussmdfIer etc.
SQUIRE s. GODDIN,
DT01H"I
Grnnoei9cntbum~ Qaeaten & Auftlrndre,
Nn. 917 Banf GtraBe.

0EtFHWFpH VFHHe It"uF III wv STWUI HHV
auf Dem gatrt. spmppI Efcntlib oils pIiSat;
ssrmrietben Sduier unp eplst. rem Mirtbe.
6ertiseu lllfuaben, 5protbeteR unb anbtrs BET
artile drftlite Mrbsiten dug; belprsen ale
NrtaIiats. Wrtsiien unb ma6sr @slbafte mt
gsrfaufsn ben anleiben nuf 9,liBtbhmer uup
Wer'bpapistsn unter ben biinfisieugeuinaua.
gen. nm b
, 1876-05-19

Nccb ME naaetpeien
9ecue Waaren ; infer brittcr bieaidbriasr
Gintunf.
$4,000 pGars " ertb DRY GOODS m
e'tahneasr. rtbsn biaisen Yrei1en, au ba.
ben bel
@ebr6ber Gpbe,t.
8roab Struse. Nos battle Sous sou Der
&de Der Stem Stla6e.
@amarse @ranatinea. fGmar,e unb fsrtiae
Gttbe, @lpams Mnb SIsibertSTs au abelbaft
aiebri9en prsifen.
5O0 Grid per f65naea Iufer Yaeifc.
eawns, nod ME 10 btas.
$50 Slid 81 nnb 10-4 grtt.xider.
800 SGnir eibsr.
500 zonnsnf irme.
200 Stid GaHimers nms eeeinen, fir ISN'T.
mrs-4 eper.
Weibe @aaren. Glaze Sanb1&ube anb
R%ur3emaaren im %enpfpSer MnsmabI.
N. b. Bir taben cine aause Gasuua
W 'tIng, ipelbss Spn 3oa- Sah ftcr n eonSs-
Si1t puIbe, lsbe bia,s AT nns ssa. a1t.
&ommt unb ieb.tl be
, 1876-05-19
Rebsrt garrolo,
SEQ 817 8roab StraBe,
GerfGufer In

9ausbaltnngs : 0era'bi9afteu.
4ixperwaaeu, cine Gpeeialitat, TN Yreile
son So bic $50. bic idSntr uno reidfe Nus
,pabt in Der 9tdbt.
Dsforirie 9f.ibgsibirre fir MUIR Sc.
gled.SpiIet WesenfGnbs 1T Dcr3ieli9fer
Mustrabl.
@rpqust (@as-S iaiarb) fir MIR IS Gents.
@taS. uneS teineat isrer telietiasnauswabl
8Drbe, SltslaHeM nnb ale yur psnfbaren
8anep. 3rtifel. n y m II
, 1876-05-19
eauire, 0nboin & g.,
nGlaim"- Naenten ur1o Sinancicrs,

belpresn auf'5 Gtuslfa nnp gste Gpaeftipnen srn In.
iprude al rte Scr. Staa'ea &ssieruns uno b%eioasers
ipl&e, pslde einen Sddrenerias fir 9tssnttun,. uelass
ses, ee rdu6., beanfprp6en. y0ir bab. n / eteitm ia.
DE g. fabruna. & nntaif une fns sertraut nit IN, re.
iddf.ssaas III Der baupiitatt Der Staaten.
Ale Gprreipe neence miro piinfstid, btfprst. menn A..
faatt an Sqniie. Ganbin 6 So, Walb .n9tpn, .. s..
oOer GaMiLe, Goblin & 60, @ihmpnp, I'D. nm
, 1876-05-19

@mftipn opm giagp6geln.
1924 Matn Straee.
9eate, Treitas hen 19ten Mai.
I'M 10 l1br wsrben mir in uni.lea 2aten
200 iimsenbe @anarien = 0Gsel,
pom 9urs @ebirse, iomie
DOmpfafsn,
Droliel,
8aroquetS etc.
Oireft iniportirt pcn 8. &,rltsn,
Serfaufen.
ale 3iebbabsr Son SinspDssIn @paten bsrs
tOmmsn. Stir ieeen Goesl m'rp gAr.nti.t.
BYERLY & POWELL, Mufl tenare,
National Republican., 1876-09-27

votes. and that through schisu in one of
the counties that does not now exist. True,
Tucker carried it by much larger major
ity, owing solely to the fact that the Repub-
licans acted unwisely in nominatinga man,
with q mistaken notion of availability, who
assumed an independent position with
strongly expressed leanings to Republican
ism, but who, unfortunately for himself
permitted himself to be betrayed by his
Democratic friends just before the election
into the expression of q purpose to vote for
Tucker. This so disguised Republicans
that many would not vote for him in the
county Of Buckingham, which can give
when united, Republican majority of six
or eight hundred; his name was not even
placed upon the Republican ticket. hence
Tucker carried that county by several hun
dred. Things are changed now, however,
the Republicans having candidate OF great
personal popularity. in whose political
fealty they have confidence; the party is
united and enthusiastic, and MrJohn Ran
dolph Tucker will find himself with no
time on his hands to devote to the district
misrepresented by his friend, the fn'
corruptible Goode. Only let the Republi-
cans organize thoroughly in every county
and township of the district and victory is
assured, and the loyal people of the country
will not be afflicted for another Congress
sional term with the reasonable rantings
of man who failed when opportunity was
afforded to fight for those of whom he is
now tie mouthing champion.
National Republican., 1876-09-27

our irredeemable paper currency. The
Iolicy of the Democrats, If that can be
called policy, which has been merely OBJ
struction, has been designed and calculated
to increase in every possible way the OBJ
stacles to resumption, to depreciate still
more the national currency, and discredit
the national securities. Yet in spite Of
their opposition and factious maneuVres
the Republican party has brought the pub
lie credit to point which it never reached
before in the history Of the Government
and while doing 80 has reduced the bur
deps of the people and curtailed the ex-
penses of the Government to q most re-
markable extent. For eleven years, be-
ginning with 1866, there has been an an
nual average reduction of over $23, ,0O0,-
600, and the expenses of 1876 were $685.
600, 600 less than those for 1866. The re-
duction of taxation has been largely in ex-
cess of the reduction in expenses. Not
witbstapdipg this exhibition of the high
character of the Republican administration
of the Government, we are now asked, on
the score of economy and reform, to put
the Government in the hands of party
whose last experiment, under Buchanan,
cost the people in q period of profound
peace S57, ,999, 523. &c more than the entire
national income, thus creating deficiency
which the Administration had to meet by
a loan, which could only be disposed of at
such price that the people paid at the rate
of 12 per cent. interest.
The great issue in this canvass is whether
the results we suppose attained by the war
shall be firmly established. All others
sink into insignifance compared to that.
But with the record of the Republican and
Democratic parties respectively on eco
nomical and financial questions it is i'm
possible to see how any sane man should
think of casting vote for the candidates
of the Democracy.
As for 'fhe frauds and corruptions re-
"vealed throughout the country, and es-
"pecially at the seat of Government" the
least candidate of the Democracy of New
York says about them the more to his credit
it Will be- The 'Irauds and corruptions'
of the present associates of Mr.. Robinson
and the past pals of Mr.. Tilden, in the
city and State of New York, dwarf any
peculatiops, frauds or corruptions of the
National Republican Administration. The
latter are but drop to a lake when com.
pared with the former.
The ratio of loss per 81, 900 from default
ing officers of the United States during the
administrations of those apostles of Democ-
racy, Andrew Jackson, Martin Van Buren,
James K. Polk, franklin Pierce and James
Buchanan, was as follows respectively
S752, Sill, S4.OS. $3.50 and 1881, or
an average for the five administrations of
SCI per $1,000. The loss during General
Grants administration. up to June 80, 1875,
was "a cents per $1,000. This is the evil
depce of what is called "frauds and corrup-
ton" by Government officials by the can
didate of the New York Democracy.
Can the people be so thoroughly deceived
as to the character of the two parties as to
give credence or attach importance to the
loose exaggerations of Tilden and ROBIN
son? We believe no such ignorance and
credulity can exist among thinking men.
National Republican., 1876-09-27

JUDGE SETTLE has been waging an ag
gressive warfare upon the blatherskite
Vance in the old North State. He has
exposed the record of Vance so effectualIy
that the latter has lost his equanimitY, and
now unhesitatingly declares that there
shall and can be no peace in the South un-
til the amendments to the Constitution
have been declared null and void. In the
meantime the yeomanry have refreshed
their memories as TO the scenes that were
enacted in their State when Vance and his
minions by aid of blood hounds hunted
down Geserters from the rebel armioo, and
mashed the fingers of their wives, sisters
anu daughters between fenoo s4ils who re-
fused TO divulge the hiding places of their
husbands, brothers and fathers. The re-
trcspect is anything out favorable to V ace,
and the 8th OF November will fiad him
defeated ard dscOmfitd q rebel, whose ex-
cessive CHECK prevented his retiring into
a hiding place where he should have gone
at the close OF the war.
National Republican., 1876-09-27

THE ultra DtmC cratic leaders uf Burke
ccun,y, Ga. are at last being hois' ed by
their own pclarJ. L. 1870 they systemit-
icallY went 10 wcrk, undcr the teachings Of
Robert Toum' and lis tool, John J jones'
to defraud the Republicans out of the p0itt-
ical control Of that county, which they did
by ballot box stuf1ing and by pracliGing the
grossest intimidation and fraud. On the plea
of''Ieform" they succeeded in Overcomiuga
Republican majority Ofovcr sixteen hundred
votes, regaining control Of all the county
Offices and driving the colored populIti
into hiding places. One by one the Repub-
lican leaders were driven from the county,
and Jones, Toombs & Co. were left mon
arcbs of all they surveyed. ElIted by the
success which attended his efforts at swim
ding the Republicans at the ballot box,
Jones became greatly emboldened, and con-
ceivcd the idea of running tie politics of
Burke and neighboring counties in his and
Toombs' interests. This seems to have
greatly displeased ex- Congressman Stephen
A. CoTker, prominent lawyer of that To-
cality, who, notwithstanding his fealty to
the Democratic party, has by acts of kindness
greatly endeared himself to the colored
population, and he has resolved to lead an
Independent movement, which by aid of
the Republican vote bids fair to sweep the
county. SecondIng Judge Corker in this
move are S. A. Gray, J. D. Ashton and
other Influential citizens. In the mean
time Toombs and his henchmAn Jones
are white with rage at this new departure,
and are making themselves noisy in denun-
citation of all who dare to depart from the
'straight-out" fold. The Republicans, dis
organized and without leaders, do not hest
tate to espouse the cause of the Independ-
ents, and the chances are that Jones & Co.
will be signally rebuked on election day.
Thus it appears that Jones conduct in dis
rupting the Republican party by ballot
box stuffing has resulted in throwing hun
dreds of its votes In opposition to him and
his measures. and while they cannot hope
to win for themselves, Republicans will
have the satisfaction in aiding to overthrow
an Insignificant faction led by Toom BIS and
his blatherskite allies. This noveme Mt in
Burke county, Ga, is but the precursor of
a policy which will, ere long, result in
driving from power a whole host of charla-
tans, who have in the past been contr oil
ing that State to her updoing.
National Republican., 1876-09-27

THE Republicans of the Third South
Carolina district have shown their level
headedness by nominating Hon. L. Cass
Carpenter for Congress. Col. Carpenter
served with credit to himself in the Forty
third Congress, and SO high does he stand
in the estimation of the Administration
that he will be able to accomplish more for
his constituency than has yet been achieved
for them. Unless the Democracy carry
the shotgun policy to the greatest ex-
tent, and thereby drive Republicans from
the polls, Col Carpenter will, doubtless,
be elected by several thousand majority.
Heretofore a nomination in the Third
South Carolina district has been equivalent
to an election. 4
National Republican., 1876-09-27
THE SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF
VIRGINIA

The nomination of the Hon. George II.
Burch for Congress by the Republicans of
the Sixth district of Virginia is one emf
neltly fit to be made. Mr Burch is a man
of singularly pure and irreproachsble per-
sonal character, possessed of large fund
of common sense and with judgment that
is rarely at fault He has three times
successfully been elected mayor of the
city of Lynchburg by a majority of
hundreds, with a registered Democratic
majority against his party, thus evincing
his great personal popularity, which has
been enhanced by his wise administration
of the Office. He is, without doubt the
strongest candidate who could have been
placed in nomination, and if he does not
give Mr.. Ran Tucker lively time We are
greatly mistaken. There is no reason why
this district by proper management. may
not be carried by the Republicans. Itwis
lost in 1872 only by about three hundred
National Republican., 1876-09-27

The rifle clubs of South Carolina have
taken the places of the Rittlesnake clubs
and Minute men of 1860. As the organizi-
tions Just preceding the war meant rebel
lion ard blood, SO do The present unlawful
combinations. Can the General Govern
ment afford to stand idly by until the new
conspiracy eliminates in another rebellion,
or will it interpose its strong arm and nip
treason in the bud?
National Republican., 1876-09-27
TO SMOKERS.

What You want these times Is a good Five Gent
Cigar. LITTLE ROSE is new brand OF cigars
that we have had put up expressly for our retail
trade. 1t is guaranteed TO us to be manufactured
from selected foreign and domestic leaf 1t has no
artificial aavol, and we satisfied that the tller
contains a preponderance of Cuban tobacco In
introducing this brand our object is to furnish a
cigar at cents-hve for 25 cents-of delicate favor
member of the family circle would object to the
odor of pure Havana. we commend this cigar in
speciaI manner to gentlemen who wish TO enioy
their evening smoke at home, without offense to
others, On trial we think you will agree with u.s.
sold only at the LYNCHBURG TOBACCO STORE,
No. IIIs seventh street northwest, between L and
N: Lynchburg smoking tobacco TO clubs at factory
prices. - iy7-H
National Republican., 1876-09-27

OWING to the forbidding aspect of the
weather yesterday there was but slim at
tendance at the shooting grounds. Those
who attended, however,::were amply repaid
for their trouble, and if the weather should
prove favorable to morrow no doubt there
will be greater influx of spectators. The
spectacle is q rare one, and should be
avaied of by those who have love for
field sEOrts
National Republican., 1876-09-27
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS,
FOR PRESIDENT:
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES,
OF Ohio.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
of New York.
OF New York.

TILDEN's Ishmaelitish organ has dole
full wall over the SANDER of public men by
the American press. This is rich as COM
ing from the Sun, the vilest slanderer of
the lot. II is Danas OK that is gored now,
and he "kpoWs how it is himself.''