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The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-23
WILL FREE GOVERNMENT
 STAND?

Time tests all things. The time ill the history of our coun- try has arrived when it must be ,. decided whether the people are fsovereign and capable of self government or not; whether pop ular free government is success or q failure; whether the genius of our republican institutions shall survive or perish.
 Two weeks have passed away since tue ireemcn of the United States, in their sovereign capacity exercised the high prerogative of the elective franchise to choose ssfor themselves q new Chief Mag istrate for another four years. The flight of these two weeks leaves all in doubt and fog and gloom. The people have spoken their wishes as to who should occupy the Presidential office for the next term and there is no doubt but that their choice has been recorded in favor of Samuel J. Tilden. But still, notwithstan ding the fact that in our govern sment the voice of the people has x always been believed to be su- preme, all is yet enshronded in doubt as to who will be our next chief magistrate for the ugly question stares us in the face as to whether partizan politicians, corrupt, interruptions, ambitious and avaricious, shall rule the peo- lle, or whether the people shall rule them. The fundamental principles of republican govern ment are to day threatened with a deathbiow from the hands of the Returning Boards of the three disputed sou .hcrn states, and up- on the solution of the momentous questions now before us depends all our future prospects for the perpetuity of the government handed down to us ny Washing ton and his illustrious co patriots. Ii the voice of the people is sue. eocessfully stifed in this contest, and it is found that a political party can perpetuate itself against the will of the people of this coun- try, we may bid q long farewell to free government.
 We still have an abiding faith in the good sense and the love of justice which we believe to be- long to the American people, and not until we see the thing com passed will We believe that they will yield up their right of self government to a set of wicked and ambitious partisans.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-23
R <: E::W A R 2.
PROCLAMATION BY TIE GOVERNOR

[ XHEREAs, IT HAS COME TO w the knowledge of the eXecu- tive, that on or about the 25th day of Octoper, 1876, ill Pilot Roet, township in the County of Pope, in this Stste, the following named min isters, to-wit: Burton r. Williams, Ambrose Williams, w. II. Matheny, and George Pledger, were fired up- on by parties unknown, and that the said George Pledger was wounded and has since died, and that the said Ambrose Williams and W. II. Matheny were at the same time and place wounded by said un- known parties:
 Now, therefore, I, A. II. Garland, Governor of the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the authority as vested in me by the constitution and laws of said State, do hereby offer re- ward of ONE THOUSAND DoLLArs EACH for the arrest and conviction Of said unknown parties.
 In testimony whereof, I have
 hereunto set my hand and
 caused the seal of the state l.. $. to be affixed at Little Rock
 on this the Sth day of Nov,
 1876.
 A. II. GARLAND. By the Governor: B. B. BEAVERS, See. of State. By c. W. ST. CLAIR, Dep'ty. 423t
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-23
TFlE WAR CLOUD IN EU-
 ROPE.

All our foreign intelligence goes to again arouse apprchen- sions of serious difficulties among the powers of Europe which is liable at any time to prccipitatc
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-23

q war most dire and formidable. The threatening attitude ef Rus sia is unchanged and the belief that she means war is now gener- ally prevalent. The armisticc fails to satisfy Russian demands, and Russia will attempt to inn pose them by force. A war which will bring several millions of arm ed men into the field of carnage and slaughter is imminent.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-23
Bound to Scream Anyhow.

''Ill scream if you touch mel exclaimed a pert miss whose lover was seeking an innocent kiss; by this prndish conduct cold water was thrown; the lover drew back ward, and left her alone. "1ll scream if you touch me-" she cried out once more. He sand, T ain't near you--I found it bore" She quickly subsided, grew ten der to view, and whispered quite softly, "l'll scream till you do."-- boston Traveller.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-23
LITTLE ROCK & Fr. SMITH BY.
OFFICE of ruE LAND COMMISSIONER,
 Little Rock, Ark, ist Octobe~, 1876

OFFICE oi TnE LAND COMMISSIONER,
 Little Rock, Ark, ist 0ctobe~, lS1G} 70 Parchdsers Qf RgH,sag LabGs:
 Having understood that the Assessors in yanuns counties are now assessing the Lands donated to the Little Rock and Fort smith railway, and some of the counties haviug advcrlised "a portion of these lands tc DC soitt, and la some eases sold the same Tor taxes, l take his method Of announcing to all parties interested that theyuoed have no anxiety on the subject Proper legal steps will betaken tO test this question, the case carried to the Supreme Court of tho United Sta cs, and every elort made to oh. tain decision from that tribunal before the time allowed by law for redemption shall expire. should that Court decide ad- yersely to the claim of this railway to ex- elnption from taxation of its lanis, then this company will redeem the Lands sold Tor taxes prior to the sale Of land by the company so as to give the purchasers Clear and uucneumbered titles.
 w. D. SLACK. Land Comm'r.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-23

Double decked cars are coming into use in Philadelphia.
 A California grower has raised four thousand boxes of raisins, worth $S,000, on twenty acres of land.
 Farmers in Panola county have demonstrated that theirs is a good rice-growing locality.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-23
RySSELLvlLlE M ale & Female HIGH SCHOOL.
PROF. DAVID $. PATRICK, A. M.,
 Principal.


 The Scholastic year will be from October to July, and will be divided into two ses- sions
 The Fall Session will open on the First Monday of October 1876, and close the last of February, 1871.
 The Spring Session will open the ist of March, 1877 and close the First week m July with an Annual Examination. The Course of Study will be as extensive and varied as will he found in any iastitu- ton of similar grade, and the Text Books the most approved in use.
 Rates of Tuition per Month; Spelling, Reading, Writing, Primary
 Gfammar, Primary Arithmetic,
 Primary Geography, each or all. S2.00 Practical Grammar, Practical Arith-
 metle, Geography, History, Natu-
 ral Science, each or all. 2.50 Rhetoric, Algebra, Geometry, Trigo-
 nnmetry, Latin or Greek, each or
 alt 3.e0 Incidental Fee, per session, 60
 Board.
 Roard in private families, per month, $s to si0.
 The Tuition will he required monthly. Students will be charged from the lime of entrance to the close of the session, al- lowing n0 deductions except in cases of protracted sickness, unless by special con tract.
 RussELLviLLE Is q thriving town of 800 ln- hahitants, situated In 8 healthy locality, on the Little Rock and Fort Smith Ry., equi- distant from Little Rock and Fort smith. its healthy location and good society com pine to make it q suitable point for the es- tahli'hment Of scat of learning; and it is the object Of the principal to establish here schoolof high grade, where young ladies and young men can receive finished eiu- cation without having to seek it in other To- calities.
 Fore irculari, Sc, apPi. to fine Principal
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-23
For Safe.

One Octave Novelty job press, 3 fonts oftype, rules, borders, &c., suitable for job printing. Apply to ARTHUR ERWIN,
 Russellvile, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-23
lo,56o.5ga

%. 1876. ..... l0,56o. 5gs Bonds issued to Pa
 cific R. k. Co., in
 tcrest payable in
 lawful money, prin-
 cipal outstanding 64,623,512 Interest accrued and
 not yet naid ..... 1922, 490 Interest paid oy Unit
 ed States. ........ 32,oos,2Is Interest repaid by
 transportation of
 mails, etc. 6,9oo,ao6 Balance of interest
 paid by United
 States 25,soo, ,9l2
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-23
COT TOR GiMJsNls Messrs. J, w. Jones S J. NJ. Harkey & Bro,
 Proprietors of the
 JONES GIN,
Take pleasure in announcing thai they are now ready io commence
 COTTON GINNING.

Their Gin Is near the Flouring Min in hnsseliyilfc. Their Gin stand Is New and ih soV,t otder. and with an experience ol Maa$ years m ihls business. the operator Mf, ihnes W Jones, can safely promise satisfaction; Then Press is 0l thu most in :. proved kind and makes 6 handsome bale.
 Every convenience aftordel cotton grow 'Es. l-G haAe yoW NottVn e tones ft,ln.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-23

WASHINGTON, Nov. l.--The pub lie debt statement shows: Six per cent bonds 5 9S4, ,999,650 Five per cent bonds 7l2,320, 450 Total coin bonds. l, ,607, ,320,l00 Lawful money debt. 14,000,000 Matured .... 2,573,240 Legal tender notes 367, ,60l ,40S Certificates of deposit 40,670,000 Fractional currency 2S,573,47S Coin certificates .. 33,2S3,l00 Total without interest 470, 0,l09,986 Total debt ...... 2,lS3, ,Si3,326 Total interest. 34,473, lGi Cash ill treas'ry, coin 75,967,O27
 " currency 12,90l,32 Speclal deposits held
 for redemption of
 certificates of de-
 posit, as provided
 by law 40,G7o,00o Total in treasury 29,535,S54 Debt less cash in
 Treasury ...... S,2o0,576 Decrease of debt dur
 ing October ... s,sSS,l39 Decrease since June
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-23
Public Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l.--The pub lie debt statement shows:
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12

AEs,as EprlRs-tPnu r<amrul-
t.un | find that have committed an
error ~ relation % the limits ut
lliud- county, when first ofgauig !.
consequently give Nou ;he precise
language OF the statute 20 / Juue
18th. lS22, to.wit: The county ot
lllads shall cpusis, ul a,l thar tuel
Of country lately acquired from hr
Choc,aWs, except that part h'l ou
Ia the county oi Marrra, ir1m tbs Dig
Black river hcrcinbCiuFe described.
aud excepting also that part which
indents the county Of Fuusliu. ou
the northeast eoncrof said county.
which shall hereafter be- annexed 10
and form a part at the csunly ai
Franklin, AMI the dividing line bo.
tween tho counties 81 Kinds and
Franklin shall be- straight conliu.
uati0n OF the dividing huo between
the counties oi Jefferson nnd Frank.
Ian anti. il interscets "a point pre-
ciSely north OF the dividing limo BE-.
tween those counties aud Lawrence.
Therefore u will be- seen that Kinds
county included all the lands now
ia tho counties of Nazoo. Madison,
Holmes, Kinds, Rankin Copiah and
simpson. On the 2lst of january,
1888, finds county was divided inlo
three counties, to-wit: Kinds, Nax0o.
and Copiah. The 23d Of January,
1874, Copiah county was divided
by l'eaFl river, forming Simpson
countAf Madison county was cor.
ganlzed ont ofthc territory embraced
In laz0o Counly, the zOth of Janu.
AIRY, ISIS, aud fiolmss county n por.
tson OF Yazoo county ON the lath of
February, 1919 Kinds county was
divided forming Rankin county.
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12
FTTth be- F.sf Eseessssrs Css.-
go zoe ifffs.

Al. fnai., Chm'n, Rankin e,uuty.
~ : Narti Kinds county.
7. T.. Cooper. Copiah county
:. l.. Mvd, simpson county.
J. T. FaIrlv. toNin-'un ruru'4.
=. tvWu, lavuu., county.
II. =. Atkins, Lincoln comt,.
+. M,Natr lrhr county.
e. Byrd Franklin .uA.
Moses lr.EHu, AuIt county,
A. q. Wrhh, PaI uulHlN
Geo. ". l!ul,nan. llr.g... county.
r. :. Iuui. Marion cpuHtr
\. T.. Lawns, la,L s. county.
!. T.. Garter Pony county
l. Il NUrthrUp. Harrison u.u.tt.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12
FOR THE CAMPAIGN !
THE CHEAPEST
sger y6s JhoE5a (
AL.N'D ~ worm AFH.
sGRIEsTEO.f'S.

The MIa,I4HrrI bEuornT Viii hr
seat 10 campaign subscriber t..l th,
~ day 81 January. ls1- Tor th,
small SUM ct lrNtaiN Eve cents
making u the cheapest paper pub
li-hrd in the State. twill kc,p %,
readers posted on thr political topic.
Of the dag, aud viii keep ~ With
iho progr,-s Of the ,auyass. twill
alll continue 90 expose corruption
in Chioc. 40 matter o. what party
they L,lms. Il vii use an ita ~
forts Ia prevent the sucoeas ut th,
Radical party in tits State "a The
approaching and al future elections.
Ia fat, u viii pour BOT shot Into the
Radical rauk, a. long a. the Radical
party even wlgglcs.
Now j. the time b. suisorbe.-
Don't wait. bat send IN YOUR names
at once, accompanied with the scy-
onty Eve cent?.
The Louisville Coarier,JOurnal
aud The Mississippi Democrat will be
furnished to subsoribsrs, one year
for s275. Both papers for n little
inoW than the cost of ono. Sub
scribe az 0nce. Address.
ELLIOTT "A BENNETT.
llnElchurai. Mis-.
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12

On our first page we present
eat OF the Democratic nominees for
AFcsident and Vice President.
We present Il tooar readoas in this
issue the very able letter of accept.
anco of Gov. Tildcn, as reported BY
telegraph 10 the daily papers, and
invite a careful porusal OF II, that
each one may sc tho marked eon
trasl between a aud the wishy.
wazhy letter IT Hayes. w true
nasriot can read this letter 81 COY.
Tilden without expressing bis admit
raiioa for the great relornler.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12


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,,r,. hrlnar other #isi.rHtH
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hollow l~kpprt triti,tr ou I's.., -
indian rrrrkl; other lnd 40 'f.a
run iram th, various lulHh
mrpt- "a The difrrtiun ol fart ''i4.
.uu. commonly called Iu tH" if.
Gib,pu Puul aui Na'chtt 'Hi
Is called the Nuch'l B.ni j "-..
RIA eastward 10 the liru'i y ""
bile. There was = Motel ta..
M Carols trace a teW mn, ."t
tho Bra.hrlr stand or Iu1r pit.
leading a. Liberty, ani Wts j. w#.'
a. the Liberty trace, tufs tf# #ts
% urh travelled by hnr'r ira ~ %.
drpVrrs q, th,y were c"Hw 'H.A
called. The first rlal sarntsl m '#e
eastern portion uf thu county was
from John Cpur's ia the direction -.
Port q lbs or rather open 3"
,han 80, Ella. rtai wls cell. { iH.
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h,hcI arrDs, Pearl riv ht uI JHt
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public ruad opened from said .trN o.
John Crors. 40 Itat time the county
site; which road was rEt#ulyt tH
vhcr. GllIauu was u'f.rN .Hit D.
Gated iu the direction nt l'yH Gibson.
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lad uul and opened tart1 o..
county from Jackson 1 Nntrh5'z. pu
other lratlus iruW Wb.r 81" 4HUI.H.
city oi Gallatiu stand be Iua drs.
non of Liharty. anil other r.n.
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iu IA. new purraazc.a.Itua. aU.L
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IA the territory uuN ,,...n,
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without i,yI.Ig -,aw a nn5 hum.ii.
a,,I. lt.s-n clearly made known
chat thc President was directly ar
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gNIi,u,r alone, even 10 there we've
uu other h,arus upon thr ~amr
point, hr stands before tie world
.oyic'cd 81 participating iu the pro
,rcd derived from r,bbrrics 81 the
people vho made him thor trust.
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naturally Follow that De should
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12

Tho election y hpl,l on Tuesday
November Tlb, is96 Lut cser1
voier have hi. name rtghi,ryi mI
b. prepared Ia vote GA taat day.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12

The lioard of Registrars will open
the registration books at Matthew'S
place on the 18th inst. Let every
Democratic voter ia that district be-
promptly on hand TO register, that
the Registrars may not DO delayed.
Soc that your neighbor registrars.
Yoa can't vote on the old rcgiHtra-
ton papers. You must register
anew. The Registrars are going
faithfully 10 work, and ID 70 the duty
of every man Ia assist them all he
can. ffYou love yonr country don't
fail 10 register.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-29

throughout the Convention; and when order was re-
stored the Clerk announced that Tilden had received
534 votes and was the nominee Of the Convention.
IMMENSE ENTHUSIASM
The greatest enthusiasm prevails. The city Is
crowded with visitors All the delegates on good
terms. The report that John Morssey was shot at
and fatally wounded is not true. He stands high with
all tho delegates The streets are crowded with q
surging mass OF humanity and almost impossible
There is grand display Of fireworks and every one Is
calling for Tildcn.