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New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
OPPOSITION TO THE POSTAL BILL.

The leading publishers of New York, SPRING
held Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and
else where have forwarded petition TO the Senate pro-
tcstng against the proposed Postal bill on the following
grounds:
First that Z reJstabishes the cumDrOus and aban-
dened system OF paying postage according 10 distances
making such absurd distinctions rs NoW-l YORK to Nash
VILE 81 cents "a pound, and Newark 10 Nashville, 10
cents OOund Tne only satisfactory rule payment IN
advance sufficient 10 pay for transportation on cdcua-
ton OF averages. second, me rates contemplated VIII ne
books concerned. The prlce proposed III the ll
the publishers agree far III excess o the cost OF
FINALLY the change is not harmony with sting
pOsta treaties with foreign countries The petitioners
asE that uniform charge DO made all printed matter
of the third class regardless OF distance, not 10 exceed
one cent for each two fraction, ana that no
mai ma, ter be charged BY distance scale.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The proceedings in
the House yestcrday limited to the delivery OF
speecLes to which there ow listeners, either on
the floor or in the galleries.
Mr. LAWRENCE (ReP., Ohio made a speech in favor
Of bill introduced by himself in relation TO land patents
Speeches wer, also made by Mr. JOYCE (Rep, VIZ. III
favor OF speedy return 70 specie payments. and IL sup
port Of tho Republican policy, &c.
Mr. BUCKNER Dem. MOI sD06c in favor OF green
back currency and against the National bank system
Mr. WILLIAMS tDem., AG.) and Mr.. MOODbURN
Qep Ney) spoke in favor OF the Texas ana Pacific KAN
road.
MIR PIPER Dem. Cal) spoke against Government
subsidies 10 railroads, and Mr. WILLIAMS Qtop. Misl
dressed the House opposition TO the reduction OF
Official salaries.
Adjourned til Monday.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
DECIsiONs-APRIL 8.

Supreme Court ChambTs-Bv Judge Brady
ekampt ag 6oodchld object Of The seconq % sis & mas
was not advised OF lie 'ue oi TIC sale 10 d9e5 nor ap
persoa ready To give ior the premises an ne sun
Tor which they were sod II @ ih,Te & ",rr @ Iy uc mn % to
resell them under the c caus'aoe eIc, a.'aHSe oei Vas
be granted but though denied il = without pelGnce
TO iShJ% MI ~ ' uy5 % ssnm ~ IScrty and aSo-
motion granted 50 tar aS to permit bonto De io oi tGer
Justly excepted The defendants not ent.ied u a
fnpt court they entitled 10 an s7son Of the time
answer because OF The Siay enannt rom th9 oed 70
therefore be modified - @ 20 reduce the sane to
mdepeldcni Application OF an aL'4 o. merits ara @ oa
other facts Human ma az. ",ioi ] 81 fbe S8sn
beain. do not know what is meant no balance Of Mttr.
general al application IWoui sere ha special authoT
y be desired be placed bcile counsel with ygT
10 bringing the matt nl NOR a, , Isfty b
this understanding that 5 oppong papers should DS haed
t,,1 toS n''Gn m @ mS'' ,y yS tnoire g agt Fcs--.s~
telliel Oh one uS nun -; .,'.,,+ no fa.t. sre
stated, nor is TIE eeraIcate Apprhd ~ I,e h'' @
The proof Of aduta Is iot co' ti +" no no Is -. Aat @ ~
& 70 can ~ an MI an IN TO TO- re NJ Il , tae defeiat
al three POINTS deyey ast can't - - - Is % tne % eses
aetoTT as to Justify tie touit II j. ry.ng tho tefendauts
rsao fss s'Sts Ia OF Of VERY ey Iea s q calsc s - rs
ioI the complete secn o le-l ', IN 's si1, ~ ~ tr
hen upon enough 10 ahord amply s'Cii"j' Mo'in G1uo
IN the matter Oi-s.-l 90 Iul
stand this application; the moel oc"e e' 10 Io4esar 3
but pfOCeed 10 rfrcJsto ant COOS hvt
simply sauI hi- stCuit ln case oi success
sheCer ast aft-MotOn eIanted secUn. Frcay hoch
WlntcuOuse.-I Judgment has iot
injunction sJc1 rs - aSted Tor In IN
! lot prepared u say oh lhls ts'i
moHy that EoTe uO 81 nt5t TO steal Nncn tAe PRISONER
obtained the goods Ms SUBSEQUENT coaaay' P'S ~ I u
IectOn II IL Otherwise TIE iacis 5h0uia tle be
developed his behalf before tie magistrate Oy
crcss wit dismissed ANA prisoner rendndoa
Supoior IoWt-Spccidi Term ly judge Curtis
Sturn agt Wians-OcaeI set led IN re application OF
McCarthy-The re!eOr should discharged from custody
opinion 49,.
amend summons and cOmulait Porter st McGiathJu udg-
me uai granted NIlSh est NI4<-4t
OF reference Brown ag@ EossOl cred oI SI9l cal
OTOcsOecE ag observation-disclosures grahted werner
agt WeineI.-F -Fla!ntf complaint dismissed
Marine Court Chdmbeys-By judge McAdam.--
llier sg Nolan aCt Sulyan-Cases settled and
filed. Kirkpatrick agt Nasi Beebe agt Kelly; Paine aSG
Haas OnHeTDeiaultS Opelcd on terms as per IN
agt KOOnsOPlahJns allowed 10 u.s.
continue payment OF so sts Schaeir as Andrrson
Ellis agL IlcIXCtsr settled James aSt
Webster. as SEar; Leon ag Conner anderson agI
Hughes; SterB agL EateTyi lalnohOadm as~ "aIheI'-
AiOlOns causes granted
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
Gales bn 9ucron.
A. MEEwiS, Aucilonecr.
III IaLh q L. IL.

A. MEEwiN, Aucroneer.
10y BANGS, MEhNiN x Co., 65G Broadway,
Eb near Bondst.-rars Of B00As. WORKS oi Art. &c,
NO. DAY. April la, at D. m. o LlBhAGl Oi RARE
BOOKS ana PAMPHLETS cumpnains Americana, Washing
tOnana Lnconiaua The iebo on "icb,ai AstIoogy etc
NOTICE.-WM. KENNELLY, AuctiOneer will
~ sell at Lubhc auction a The Exchange SaiesrOlm III
roadnsy, FRIDAY Apnl q, lsat, al j. clock by
Department Oi Docks, The ught 10 collect and
tain all WHARFAGE accrung al certan Piers and tuk-
owned by tho CofI"rIOn For tul PARTICULARS 80"
The CITY Record CODes Tor sllo at No cry Hall.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10

A teacher in a Sunday school was explaining
10 hi, class of boys the meaning OF jacobs LADDER
when OF the number, more inqusitlve than allen
tive noured 4" II the angels had wings, what was tho
need of ladder for them ." This poser and while
he was meditating reply and unable 10 another
INV excIamed-"In bet I can tell what they used the
ladder for" "Out with IT, them" said the teacher Oh,
L guess they moltng."
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
SATURnAY. April S-P. NJ.

OF the commercial situation for the week ending
to-day there is little Of Importance to record. The
speculatiOns recently iDaugurated in grains and pro-
visions, which created Il mOmentary activity lc0n-
fined 10 buying aud selling seems to have as sud
denly sub,ided for the lack Of a substantial basis,
and in the place OF this temporary activity have
come dropping prices and dull trade. That such
must be the fate of all future spasmoGic
movements until our large surplus stocks shall have
been reduced either by home consumption OF by IA
reduction in our valuations to level with those of
other producing countries it is only reasonable to
expect. The experience Of the past six months was
hardly necessary TO teach he lesson that Great
lrl.ain would buy ler wheat where it could be
obtained cheapest, yet that experience serves 10
emphasize tho practice as may be seen in the follow
ing comparisons
INIOuT~ OF WHEAT INTO GREAT BlTTrN.
Sept. - March %. la7J7G, .5305S273
sept TO March 2J ls1l.7o. bush..-...... 3Jll-O9
Increased imports ....:....2o47lod4
LNiubT. % NEw-iORh.
5sR' lsR to 5f 'a E"s S@sS 3i 3oi5 'ldS5a 'ldS5sa s;o55
TOTS SEPT. to Apq.ou. I3,5ii3s3 l335l45 Dee oCi2
Thus While Great britain mas imported about 80
Per cent more wheat than during the previous ycar
this port has exported actually less and in the ari
Gle Of wheat Ncw-Yolk has fully maintained its
usual proportion OF the exports from Atlantic ports
because il had the wheat in store before the
close OF inland navigation, and vas therefore
not subject to the railroad determinations favor
able t. other cities. VIII Congyea men please
spare sufficient time from President making to taae
"a note If The real for the loss OF trade hereto
fore shown in hesa columns, to Wiz tAe existence Of
" cheap and uOn-oXp0rta bic money!" that has ena-
hlcd spcculators 90 hold over about 100000
OF wheat in store IN New-lori aud TO oaI tie ele-
vators at Chicago aud Milwaukee with 1000, 600
more, nearly all Of which, under a currency based
up0n real value instead of Government credit,
would long since have been moving forward
TO q market where nj reasonable prices
il was wanted, and thus have furnished
business to our railroads aud shipping aad hand
ling" to the laborer. In financial circles the week
has been one OF unusual quetude. The rcorganiza-
/ ton Of the Bank of the state of Now-Nork with a
capital of $500, 600 the remainder of the old bank
il matter for congratuaton. While 81 200 900
Of the original paid up capital is thus blotted out.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
Corporation Noilces.

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS
IL LIGHTING ihe PUBLIC LAMPS j. Tie PAIiAr, DC.
with GAS or OTHER 1LLuMlNATiNG NAIERIAL-
SEALED PROPOSALS for hGh.ing The public lamps with
gas other illuminating material axe lnylic and viii be
ceiI above Department at 80 UuiO.6quaTc New.
York y unuI $50 ~ w. THURSDAY. April 10 1876 Tor
full particulars CITY RECORD 80. city Hall
= OTlCE.-PrOpOsals for building wooden
pier 10 be situated foot OF Bank y. r. Will
ceiyed az e Office OF the Department Of Docas III and
Duane st until o'clock a. OF FRIDAY Apr Ia. 1876.
For full information The City liecoid Copies ioi so
A No. 2 City Hall
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
GopartnersIllp NoIiccs.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm of +.
~ QuiNLAh Co. composed Of Francis j. Cunlan and
william H. OTIS, 30. - M-.anc 81. New Orleans. IOuisi
an lns been nissoY ed by mutual consent l. hcT lart
authorized 10 sign The Erm n@mo liquidation. All parties
having claims ganst tie s4!d m viii present the
once %ewOfleans, La ior neni, within the
80 days New-OIleans. March u, 1876. J.F. QUINLAS.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
Storage.
1nrulIure.

4 CLOSING OUT SALE of French Gold PA
~ PER Han AGIHGs, 2jc. % zoe. per roll also CAHPEiS
OIL CLOTHS, and W iNDOW SHADtS, ai nall pIice.
J. W. COATES, Isl Hu!sOnsL
ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITS from $2O :;
II solid biacH walnut o. s35 mar9is Top Do : plror
Ace Il. II. COWfEHIHWAIi O. CO., loo ana IJ' Chatham
EJATTINGS-W Red, Check, aud Fancy,
lFE a. -. 6 4. very cheap for cash Ingram Clgpr's
WooleIs Glras. UphO sorY Goods &c. ANDREW LEslhH
* Co.. 81 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Suu rises 529 sur sct...... G3 Moon Rises. SJl
HIGh WAlEB Ills DAY-A. v
Island. 9o1 Hell .. Ferry loJo
i.H W4TE2 liIis DAY-f y
sandy Hook. SO Cows island. 92I lfe g. feTf' llIO
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
Denil5irD

SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUII-
- FILi-My Rose Pearl Plates Indicating color AID sab
stance Tor artificial teeth. excel everything heretofore Of
efe beauty strength and ehucss
TO be appreciated made D day and only si5 go psr
Gail and examine. Also beet Rubber Sets from $40 TO
sl5. Gold aui iliiua $50 10 80 Extracting under gas
Dr. T. e. WAIT 10 East Twenty third a., Maisonaye
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10

DslHITTCTs.
O.. Marshall q al agt.
MACY Il al.
a. Marshall et al agi.
Macy et a.
40. Wales agt The C4lii0r-
MA Fcl. 60.
l..spiIiaDe at Dwyer Of
al.
IS. Blunt agt. Tie Mayor,
&c.
Ldtc and Fact
243. Robinson ct al. agl
Bedid ej al
l45. Farley agt. Farrell.
56. Miller ct al agt sledge
et 81.
129. .KiiDgler sgt- Cameron.
ll9.. Vanderbilt agL Vanoer-
blL
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
IfNI it.D STA ~ NAIL.
The GAMERS tins Lane l0Eos recommended
by l. ~, ssuth 81 tho Banks the
passage Queenstown. all the round
GERMANIC. SATU RDAN April > at 10 a. m
CELTIC SATUEDAN.A \ ril -, no > D.. IN.
ADHIATIC. SAIT RDAN, Aur -. at $50 2. m
BALTIC SATURDAY. lay g. at , .. N
hLpTriIC SATTRD ~, Il v 'i, q q = m -
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 12 NORTH
RIVER.
These steamers are uniform and unsurpassed IN a
pOniinsus The SlOol. -tatcro0ls, SnOails ana Lltl
Rooms placed auidships whore the noiso and notion
are 10 aioIdng degree comfort hitherto un2t'
tainabe at SEA - -, ,,-,. -
favorau 0 terms Steeraee t2S.
Of and other inornatOn apply al the
f' r. J. CORrIS. Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
cALENDARS-Tms OAR.
srrnraE counr-cnAauEEs.-BAgRErr, ].

tAEES. -BAAhkl H. j.
22l. Phi ana r. c. and /.
GO. agt. Butlor.
22J. Wallace < son, &c,
AT CASTE.
25l. .UOlJrOOk AIT. Hull
Zj3..N. y. lAio lIs. Co. 2gt.
Nolan.
2GO. .Gns@ old agL HuDbel.
26l..Hayen, &C, ast. Hub
bell.
2G3. Matter Of Ely.
26I. Natter of Lester two
muilOnsl.
2G5. Matter OF Moore two
n.OuJIs).
2G6. Mater OF shaw.
261. Ma ter ~ Morgan.
2 5 Matter OF Jcs.p.
269. .MatteF ~ Branch.
27u..MatteT Of A..leT.
2TI. Matter OF wilkins.
27L..M4ttci oi Hope.
273. Matter OF Net. Gas
iIght 60.
2S8. Webb att iiOW and.
2JS. Lamb aet shelley, &c.
300. LegpX Fire Ius. co. agt.
Gage.
$40 Easda G art Mcdonald.
3l4..Nc0baucV act BOoJh.
3ls..CafpeAtei agL Law, &c.
32l. .L0aucFs Bank agt.
Bcarus.cy
1923. Deyliu asL shannon,
No. !.
1921. DoY ia agt. shannon,
NO. e..
32J .Iatiauer agt. Goldman.
81 .-apurt3s dgt. The
Mayor, SC.
32S. DuckWoltn at. .atna
Iron ' CIAs.
332 WaiefMiue s..t. PEGS.
3a5. .EFsdlurst aga Floyd.
SO ..f0ier xst. Isai-LOnc.
. e..Iicssd ag.. iic;se.
o3I soc. Tor 4.cllei Ol JuFe-
Dlls Dliu4ueats agt.
NOlcJit, sc.
$50 .Caus, Nc.,a-t McCunn.
$40. MDIrsast Petit.
Sill. -. lr.C!yio Co. dgI
Asher.
S43.. Newton act. COutineE-
Ia 4auCna4 BauE.
3f4 .TutH.l., sc. at ON
b i50n.
3ij. Crait, &c. agt Gordon,
Dc.
2iG. Matter Of Ait.nger.
347..Faiie, DC. ayt. Rear
.OI. &C.
336 Nelson, Jr. agt. The
Mayor, &c.
349. .PAluI,y agt. South
worth, &c.
VAg VOE5T, j.
3ls.Laionl OF al. agL Deems
e. al
s38. Meyer agt. Schiller ct
al.
$40. Baron agt. Marks et al
3A5. hoffman at. kamak et
al.
$40. MO.im2n agt. Kamak et
al.
$50. Fowler agt. Mehrbach
Ci al.
S52. Billings agt. Thomson
et al.
1856. Martin agt. Funk OF al.
y57 Collins agt. Rowe ct al.
$50. Tallmsn agL TallHan
Ct al
800. .LielSien agL STANDBY
ct al,
s6l. Locke agt. Locke.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
Ocean 5ieamers.


A NCHOR LTNE.-U. s. NAIL STEAMERS
n SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers booked az lowest rates ~ or from any scFoIoi
railroad station in Great Britain or Ireland
HENDERSON BROTHERS. BOWllhg.gfeen.
4 MEXICAN LINE. e,,,,,,,,,,, ,.......
PHTIADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL calling az Qu uEENs;
IoWT sailing cvcfv THURSDAY frOm Philadelphia, ana
sailing every WEDNESDAY, from Liverpool The following
steamers are appointed sail from PhiadelDhia ~ ~
SIf ia AprIi u INDIAN NA.---------AprhZ ~
Observation-Disclosures - I'LL Svls , NAV :
LORD Give s..A prti 20 fCIIl 81 BklSlOL May ii
PRICE or PASSAGE IN CURhl-N'n
intermediate tickets To ana fOm all points AZ
the lowest rates.
Passtpt er accommodations for all classes unsurpassed
Eor passagr rates freight aud other niOTmato Apply 70
PETER WRIGHT e SONS, General Agents
aD7 Walnut ST.. Phladep phia
GEO. W. CDLTON. 4 BrO1d-st. NeW-l York
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent
=
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10

81. Commercial Bank agt.
StrO-Ocl, sc.
20. .Sturteyan. agt. SAeras-
sen.
30. .spdng sgt spaulcing,
No. /.
81. Spring agt. Spaulding,
No. 2.
80. .AStOT ast. McCiaye.
47.-Harden agt. Ioroett.
53..J. aud B. Msnuiactg
Co. agt. Abbott &c.
81. Morgan aact. Wills.
20. Society for Rel % Juye-
p.le DelinQueHts agt.
Iiackaun.
II. Peters agL Little.
IA. Horton az. Chave.
10. Horton at. la,ch.
81. MOIJOa agt. AbCruathy.
s.. .SOciosy iOf EeL. ~ JuV.
Dcunqs. aSt Kramer.
81. Continental B&l4k at.
Black.
g2. Waits. &c. AIT. Duncan.
O3. .SOcitly for REF. OI JuY.
De1rqs. agt. Kramer.
90. .NeNcus sgt. j JucsO1.
Jos. DicAe-Man 2gt. Robin
son, jr.
lO9. Matter OF Walsh.
ll9..Len rs act. N0rcross.
l2l Mater Of Redmond q
mOuOnS.)
I25..M tier Oi Redmond.
l2S. .Phiia elph.a aud X. Q.
alG 4. 20. al. Bai er.
l29 Philadelphia snI r. q.
ardI. %. agt. Parker.
100. aud X. G..
an J.. 90. eCt. Butler.
l59. .GUllyer agt. Iuless.
I6l. Gr4sHOld agt HuDbelL
10 .Me2 ser 2gi. Bl-sel.
l6J. .BI@nGy Az. OOu,d.
los Miller agt. Cmger.
III. sos. loT Bef Of Juv.
DePs AIT. Hauckauh.
172. Mdttcr ~ 8ctahlll, &c.
I74. ..hSTsrt AT. tlarS.
J62. Lawrence agL Brown.
lS3. .Ino 3aFOr, &C. AT.
The lrade-lasL 5 hk.
lS9. King agt. Kirkland
100 J. q " Mfg. TO. aSL
kirkland
l9S. l.. y. !. Il II. Pub.
agt. Cass2t.
1e7. Matter Of IrainOr, &c.
2O2 .M-adcr at Eisscu.
2u3. jenkins Az. johnson.
2Os NOHBg agJ. LIugUeln.
2lG. 40 sTaud ast. Eip4.y
2l7. .Schciiing sgLocheidhg.
2Z2. ..HOlJIOOk AIT. Hun.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10

100. Armstrong agtvander.
bilt.
19..Archer ct al.agtSchultz
et al.
Ala. Belts ct al. agt. Belts
et al.
163 =. Rasin. &C, agt. Ammi-
down ct nj.
230. Lester agt. R0sen ct al.
Sl2. .Fincke agt. Busch.
CRCUIr-PARr
1924. Davis and ano agt. Con
ner, Sheriff
2o25. GIL and anO agt. Con
ncr, sheriff.
1856 i2.The People ex rel
Banta agi. Kent.
1851. The People eX rel Banta
agi. kneiSsel.
1925. Barnett agt- Brennan,
sheriff.
4S3. .Sch!h and ano agt. y.
y. "a & II. X. it. Co.
1f25ia Not act. Carroll.
Df t-. iitlNiN ~ Z. llNN % ~.
1913. .Gogor agt The ID. D.,
u. Il. * B. X. II. Co.
1915. .Gogcr. g'd'n, sc, agt.
The ID. D.. T.. B. x Is.
r. y. co.
I'LL. Wilkinson ct al agt.
Noble and ano.
PART IL
Short causes that answered T
be called Oh Monday for trial.
2S24..Gale ayt. The MayOr.
sc.
POSE. Wallace ct al. agt. Cas-
t.e - ~.
1871. .Fa.lStick. eX'y, agt.
hammclcr.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE:-IHE
W GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COnPANG'S MAIL
srEAMERs BETWEEN NEW.YORK AND HANHE
CAIIfSGz MOUTH, {. .ior the landing y plssenccrs
The r1nte fpr the Continent
tbeing solthsriy han other will sail from Pier No.
l3. North Eiver. - follows .....-... .. 80, ..
Ans - 2, us.ll.....TU E~pAY. hpril - no p. m.
srIArh.Si ach"s;ez ~ 80, y n il.5o, =, y: ~
PRICE OF PASSAGE ~ GOLD Gncludins wne:
First cabin. $40 t. $50 according 10 accommo dation
cabin third cab 40 Return tickets at reduced
ratcs.
i..,...- uO marked
;hus lsl lo NOT cary stecrage pAss~nsUrs.
''"' - I0trIS ID b HiIltN Agent. No - Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10

500. Bates act. PeltOn CT al
363. .Christopher agt.
kOuntze.
3G4. Seymour agt. The y. Y.
Il II. Il. X. X. Co.
sos. .GalpiD agt. Gray, &c,
ct al.
3GG. Reilly agt. Dillon ct nj.
367. Manhattan Life Irs. Co.
agt. O'Sbea ct al.
LAWRENCE, J.
1879. Colt agt. The n g.
ore Dres. co.
1921 Diefen1ach agt. Hetzei
and anO.
1885. Bryant agt. HOagland
and anO.
1851. .Cuvillier agt. Drake
and ano.
2l47. Butter agt. Lawrence
ct al.
26.7. .WeTtheimer agt. strauss
aud anO.
26i9... Nav and ano. agt.
strauss and ano.
26J1 .Mniler agt. Strauss ana
3uO
26j3. May agt. Strauss and
anO.
26g5. .StlCfel et al. agi.Strauss
aud ano.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10

1895. De Nivier agt. Nc
Kenny.
10 q .GeTdHNr agt. GuiltoYle.
1898. Cassidy agt. MCCi0ssey.
1891. Binsil ger a2t.Nesmifa.
1892 MUhlcT AL. SchlOss.
1873. .CCTblu agi. smith.
1914 AEeTas ayt. RcnGar.
lJ45. .BOcsWOol az. BCutOn.
1876. 10 Bouiilhcr asi Tot
tan.
l947. R.rkc agt. Hairs.
lac Anthony % al. ayt
BrS pD.
1850. CONSOLIDATED Fruit Jar
Go. AIT. Igc.
19i1..COheu acJ. Earras, ad +.
. /. DAILY, j.
1908. Avery act.McWilliams.
19J2. RUseUilal agt. The
MaFOT.
10 3. .EO-~EtEal AIT. The
aTor.
1854. .O'Neii. agt Bald2h ct
al.
1858. Dupec agt. baldwin.
1885 Davis at. la-e SlPe.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10
The War for ihN Union.
lhiladclphiu Times.

In his pretty little speech to the PEG.
pie of Fremont, Gov, IIayc. said h,
wanted the comingprcsidcntia campaign
conducted in 4 spirit of mutual conciIia
tion and in Il friendly kind of way. /.
the governor was sincere in hisultcrancc
and there Is no reason to suppose he wa,
not, he must be Disguised with thcCourse
Of some Of the little editors who have
taken it upon themselves to elect him
president. He wants to be elected, and
he is bright enough to know that an at
tempt 10 revive the old sectional feeling
against the south will hurt more than it
will help him. When, therefore, he
reads in the party papers that TiIdcn is
'thc confederate nominee for the prCsi
dcncy" he must curse the i'll luck which
has given him the support of such small
minds. Finding that his volunteer
friends are trying to make votes for him
by crying out that " the confederate flag
waves at many Of the IWgc towns in the
southern states, with the names TiIdcn
and Hendricks on it," it would not be
strange if he prayed to be delivered from
friends so madly indiscrect. Il we are to
believe the public u]ttcranccs of the re-
publican candidate for presidency, he
does not wish to fight the campaign on
sectional issues he has taken advantage
o every opportunity since his nomina-
ton to assure the people that he iavors
the uni ication and paciiication Of the
country he knows that every howl of a
northern editorial maniac against tho
"C%onicdcratcs" takes from him the sym.
patly and support of hundreds of votcrs,
and we can imagine with what Joy he
would hear that haIfa hundred of the
papers which now think they are "put-
ting in big ticks" for him had taken
down his name and holstcd that of "the
confederate nominee" But the loyal
editors pcrspirc and rave as if they
thought they could run their man in by
appealing to the supposed prcjudiccs of
northcrncr1 against rebels. We cnn as
sure them that they can Brighten nobody
but themselves. 1t is generally believed
that there are no confedcratcs here, and
that consequently there can I've no such
anomaly ~ II confederate nominee for the
presidency. If the southern people pre-
fer Tildcn to Hayes, 10 much the better
for fildcn. If there be any corner ofthis
country which hasn't II right to express
Il preference between the two prominent
candidates for the presidency, the best
thing the spokesman of the republican
party can do is to carefully suppress the
fact. Will the supcrscrviccablc editors
take this subject under consideration,
and restrain their too ardent enthusiasm
in the further prosecution Of the war?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

MANY who are suffering from tho effects ol the
warm weather and are drhilitatGd, are advised by
physicians TO take moderate amounts OF whisky
two or three times during the day. In a little
while those who adopt this advice frequently in
crease the number Of "drinks," and in time be-
come confirmed incbriatcs. A beverage which will
not create thirst for intoxicating liquors, and
which is intended especially for the benefit OF de-
biliiatcd persons, whether at home or abroad, II
Dr. SChcnck's Sea Weed Tonic, Containing the
Juices Of many medicinal herbs, this preparation
does not create an appetite for the intoxicating
cup. The nOurishing and the disappearing prop
critics Of many valuable natural productions con-
aimed III it and well known to medical men have
Il most strengthening influence. A single bottle
OF the Tonic will demonstrate its valuable quali-
ties. For debility arising from sickness, over ex-
ertiOn or from any cause whatever, 4 wineglassiul
Of Sea Weed Tonic taken after meals will strength.
en- the stomach and create an appetite for whole
some food. TOall who are about leaving their homes
We desire to say that the excellent effects Of DR.
Schenck's seasOnable remedies, Sea Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills, are particularly evident when
taken by those who are injuri0usly affected by n
change Of water and diet. No person should leave
home without taking a supply OF these safeguards
along. For sale by all Druggists.
4. j. HART Il CO., Nos. 70, u and n Tchoupi
t,ulas St., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

duced n half, and the currency in q sure
way to recovery, by gentle and almost
i%mperceptible means. What is more,wa
should see tides Of northern capital flow
ing into the south to turn its rich, natl.
raj resources into uneXampled prosperity.
Jilden inspires all classes with confidence
saving the rogues. Abuse of him does
not affect him at all. He has, in fact, no
personal resentments, which his enemies
say is profound policy, but which !
know il the make Of the man. lie is 50
deeply absorbed in his principles that he
pays no heed to personalities, You
might assail him for years, and at the
end OF that time, II you were worthy, he
would he the first to acknowledge it,,
When | consider the condition Of the
country and his peculiar aptitude to
meet the emergencies on all sides, he re-
ally seems to me more of n prOyidcntial
man than we have had for a long while,
do not believe that the democratic
party will he 50 blind as to reject him,
No democratic name can carry this state
which is alIimportant, except Tildcn {;
and he would carry it easy, because all
the independent republicans would 60
for him. Yours truly,
PARKE GOODWIN.