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Mr.. Alexander Ilcasiiy, young man about
Is yeurs uf ut,,c, WHO WIS studying for tho lan-
iatty, und wis lately married, and Ills brother,
niost u Or Il years ul.l, wcrrs, dsoWned last
skill Tjcy haA stretched u RIPE across tho
creek BY which u cross, ulnl cressed IN safety
several times. Alexander wus taklng bis
hrUthrr across to her,l sone rattlo on the raDgu
On tho opposite si1e Ut tho creek from thalE
farm, untl In starting II secms llIb caught tho
l!tilv fclluw a,l threw him ont, a,l III trying to
climb buck into the skill hc upset 1t anil threw
his brother out. The elder bruther got tho
younger ol,s un THU buck, and told him to stt
liI, but tho little fellow was 10 excited that no
climbed upon his bruther's head aud sunk hun,
both going out Ut sight.
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Tho ton.Iout IN. ~ FREEMAN says Garrett D.
rreuticu IL b ycars OF aye, and spry 10 aertskst.
No llas been III esselire peddlor for stxty-tMo
ycars,-yarrying tlu easo,lce III two thu trunks
aud travelling Oh fuot. Duriug TINT time 10 has
travelled Oysr ono hundred thousand mica by
artuai count, aud carried aud distributed BY
WhIlo at Wushingtou:;during tho Administration
of JalIits Afourue, 10 sold tho President Of tho
United States bottlo Vt 2eppclmiht u cure y
bad cslso Of stonia.:l4ehe, aud e1eete1 80 ruu1-
plets cu1e that the PRESIDENT gave him most
cordial reception and bought q large quantity q
hls goods.
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Nantlhcdrtm to such mn extent that Ia nlc,nhcrB
voted unan!mousiy - to lct thom 60" mud thu:
Jehovah Tin apostles wcrs CONSCIOUS 'ti Il thcir
boidncss, That they might utter uol'a truth III
III it, fullncss. Tho rulers had "lct tlletn go,"
@ p4son sT e sn Sy tnsy oy wGa eo dSa e .yf M and s m
and rulers wcro yet tlieir enemies, they ''nd not
been converted, 30 tho Apostles were resolved
to prsach 1 In stronger terms than ever "Chrlst
a,i ,,1 Him e1nelllc'!." They manifested no In:
trials. They carc1 very little for the threats
and commando Of tho civil powers, and n,,cl,
Ices for The Bocers and scu1Is Of the thoughtlcss
(96) They wiahctl Heaven would emile them
to heal tho sick and 10 bless even their foes. They
did not follow the Ind example Of David, who
prayed ior curses On lts enemies, hut they did
9essfc y tlat they might bo abo 70 bless men by
ioy child, Jesus. They Wished to "spealt ,o ti'o
truth' tl,o wi'ole truth, md nothing but tho
trl't:f,H and they wcro not satisfied unless their
"cfus Of truth and messages OF love rrotIncctl
iii os Ts sow sfs sy ss pssMGs, Ts1 9t royy sy
8ouls were absorbed In tle great work OF
preaching t1lo glal Mows Of froe salvation. Tho
Koodness aud Weldon OF Jcl'ovai. appears In the
inyriad nbiects Of His creation, but s love and
mercy IN tlls ample plan Of saylBg oil men who
wish to be saved. These early Christians did
not claim my merit, nor assign any rcasons
why God should answer ilIcir prayers. They
wished all things to be done In tic name If
aud Intcrcessor. They wished for tho power of
iis!ss st ssy %sEI sht'eSy fS peG.asde aa ss1 s1
confirm All men.
was ! simple pryer to tho great bisposer q
tvcuts: 1t was not mixture of rrnycrt to Gt,1
niNl exhortation to tic people, as IL often made
W aomc modern ap'Mtlea, hoping 10 htt tho
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md management to tho Now York Book Con.

EEFfj.
Tho report Of tho Book Committee relative 10
changing tho nnmc Dt the Lddies' R<po1iorv and
general scope and character. Of that magazine,
Investing tic ngclts Of TIC Western DtN,k Con-
;crn te Wsster sectSn Of tl,s l9 Comt
to mako autl, change, was taken p aul adopted.
Tile Conference elected the Rev. Reuben Mol
at,n and the 1tev. Luke Hitchcock, ~ Treasurer
ard Assistant Treasurer respectively Of tho bfs-
stonnry Service.
Adjourned
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-------.--.... -. :. 70 4. -
ag orgg spn ,.t ths Vie k
ona of f" hs H." pes nrenffcp enf" snS e Se'c
an, peat onf, s dses not see" 70 Aavs
ie i, wofa; nor tn'es has o desired i? do eo
sncion Of teee maehsrs o. ~ rs .s s % ne cor
1t {rntn them. II VIII Liz v"nrs .pc hnt oSHos
ce tlo s*t Imperfect oe of nst,ns. HTsr ~ Rt0. R
ns md nnsatisfSctory, q pst1ent think.
70 far utant was paec u 20 asg @n 1 1dsanesd Insh
funds since eren an nsenlos Ss, ~ a. su1 an ssss 81
Tor '''e OF small means.
o. @,
80 tao ao ode, m 1ehnea IN BIZ eloset until to
MaeSins "a pf,'sss Rosst, h;
r1lHssaephla,-a wealthy seneman snd df'fsSi psttos
m nc molcl Of the engine, and ~.
p"y t"t it' consttuGton. ND to donate 1t Nbes
snc,, IT,. 70 .nc uh'iScrsaty ni penneylvan!a.
s ie 70 Il a1 he II Tof m e..
that t'e ent!re two years have been required 10 ID.
sm ,cbcs :; ;y,rc qnly 1n; n month ago Tie lat
nsosnt ,s , aoMn hGEe !" become ono Of tho wonde
" cnnxer so NJ 'cs ~ pa; =. m9w 70 ,e;eribe Or
lhe e1tlnnatiohh ot III: inventor; but cannot yet
@ ~ ~ 'I HI inee1%TSr' IT, y aht If III IN ap-
Ea, E.n.Mte saMeth1ng hke nom; stanHs + feet jn
nvngM tl..s " teet it LENGTH NM weighs
tnNs. @ s9me laInt nnt,bh " tla extraordinary
' s.at II contains 1,,uoo FcIArae R!eera ~ iron,
wlsh .,a Inevitable precision all large mathematical
.es Hncn asiaulesot osast9Ilhss. mnca, tangcnts,
'tTn,ht""vn.. Tht t. rynhtt anI Gnbe foota. ete.
.n nv tnne IT, y! ~. snActine OF course, n chiefly
h ~, sluAtloHs,-,th great cntt placing y !H.
| J ~" ~. tcuEh oi nsalnary rockcthoaks. Thh
l VIZ VIZ, ltn!ursh nn e1pehaltMTe OF STU, Oo0 tt
eS uS ~ ~ !. tH psetcht flatc bh1 y ll.u cAnae oi
!. y gleat ahSiilnfy. tny sclcntiaS cn1
p!ts lne immense labor ana pains required Il
i,hiiitY - ~ ". . 81 !oTnrithms. and tne cxtEems
tsmr H. ~ III m.n ,'san 1.aln ~ clf N tno eatcniA
mnr. ~ ~ asnhGn t.',.. ~ ElElhe meyer erss and
tu,,ns ~ ,rsnnt - NJ ttio tate OF tMentt
JT se. w. s.r @ M1e @Sery sxtnslst Daeaya tabls
ssMs s ~ ~ f.o ihls machine can make the sums
~, o," Ins '' T. e. 70 rum p thc whole Iist
~; in e., ;. Ii T. 70 cacntato anew %ta
~, E'sae H. Waule oI ohe or tue old Mblcs,
tm.'n y u ,.a, ~ ~ ,tr1'nt tnc ea'he ~ ofdlnaf3
,,. sSpn. @ - . ~ .He terms nf any table, and
tGrn}h 80 a1, iet, @ ~ a'.sMi m.'!AIsa ~ %ax. frnm
xn. u" "e'ceto'Spe F'te IN hade, ready Tor tut
P'eeH' -
| y,
| VT al 49,, I'LL; ~;
ac. ancI as,i thnt WHICH tne people a. large chn
nsas InueFHnna hA1 appfee1Aie u the Calculating
nratt. = ~ W uns - sy , aMa 9eaHt!i'i n itA op-
Stah..s. @ s ~ y small neins only loot tn length
* * n!i T. "nGm " hclEHt AAu Wlailt arh weighs
H. ~ poMnusi lh'F p'ecn q ciocH- ~pfk peTformt nl
ihr ol multiplication dtv'lon rnltrac-
1n,, ., "'n mustson "tn ?eeiset eaee aIlu rapidty
| !hilk "IlAt WoHncrHt power II hnEl
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w,

This manufacture Of u,cesachanm- pipes began In
century. It wns carried Oh for many years in 4
small way, hut 1t was not until 1859 that the hrst
regular factory was started, pltere asu now leg
iactorsos !n tu city, employing = GOO people.
Women and children arc employed for tho easicr
Kinds Of work. such a. boiling mud polish!ng.
receive IS week. Tue skE!Icd carstrs a1u paid
$40 y mouth, whils ~ high 500 IL paid foe .
single piece pf Yury clabutato work. OF COURSE,
these huur kinds.
Americans. mora than any other nationality, arc
saada aud got on ado market, sineo there
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e far heavier proportion Of these goods rent hero
manufacture a eatii5 tuld: When The fttoan cafycs
ont o. The original lump of ,nccrsc'lns the aguro
Of group whIcl, a'!ds 80 greatly, to tho brauty
Ffcnt amount. Of wa.te,- clipp!ngs, rhav.
!nRs end tiatt. Thcso afc. carefully
tfe manufacturer, who n Obliged 70 maintain tho
chatncter Of Its Eootlr. hut thsro n cints uf
men IN Vienna WIN buy these fragments. md mako
process T. simple: Thu mess Ia boiled with kind
" cement. thrn hardened, and ngnfn, muldcd o.
tnfsSn e. s. 'nG plain slapcs There = large profit
ellasen at Tho tnctor!ca fur about $40 a hundred
wards. '
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VIII.
To describe accurately and tntcIgcntly the work.
tHgA Of the DuIh. n not hn tasy lsk Necessarily
sums technical terms must ba unell. | Will Try,
l'owsser, to tell thc reader what raw, and how
ftrt ri hgh I'D iii Ii wile. Thr lower rurtun
s's asy r. IT, fsasi" .s pt a'ss Fl teS R: 9t If
;ssasaE %So y 1sS!, .a';s IsS !s.s!!s "
fabric has euch Of i,s srs perforated, III tho d.
rrcton u liz !ength with 'iun,bcr Ut holes, cus-
responding with thu rows Of a. ,nat,y needles ut.
towards tho hox by q spiral spriup, anl each hus
Eas,,i"E t;l,.ons4 ,!oep II II ,saStt, itilny
axss % S m:n c s 10 tn S a a
WHIP Now. Tic cards' oi whicl have % hrtrtotnrs 10
,na,!o mc'ttson, aro oho"g rtccea " s,astrboani.
'rnsth, 4nd a'l Ut r!kc to corrcsrond viii
tdr OF the uertorntcd box. With each
n1 Increment e. ,vf Of the piston by which tts ny,
directly over thu facu of the lox. The or,rr and
gso1s e threads to b. rai*ea are d!crnlue. BY
holes corresponding With thu threads 10 be lifted
therefore, q card r. brought over liz hox WI!
aga!nst tho rows Ut needles, lotu meeting thr solld
rods are moved Out VI position. nid only llosc
threads answering to tho needles 1lat eatrr the
q coussx, MESS e sA'. asE.nesm'n, everything d.:
variation OF imprsfccti0n destroys thu whole work,
They were VI unu tllno very Expensive. costing for
s!ngle figure hs high aH $i0D, and occupying
lung ttme in tho milking. kuccnt IMPROVEMENTS,
| however, have greutiy ittrcEra their eist.
Anch, In its Usarnttul features, IL thu jacquard
loom.
.-. ~.
In an out. Of -theWa cuenot Of Machinery Hall,
happened 10 notice. this morning. ptaiIl. looking
man standing bes1u rr-loDktng apparatus.
II Was evident NJ glance thnt, whoever Lu might
b., he was not uycrtuu with inVItsftsYs visitors.
Thute was nothing ntNHt tho OK Ills machine tu
arrest The attention a! tile thsong. The ,uass u
the vla tors f0nn,l plenty nf occupation and nluse
mont In watching tbs busy lOGnlS, the pOwer.
! tut ,cngincs, thu complicated processes Of
! matchmaking, and tho thousands Ut Industrial
machines that weIp 1t. actve motun uu every sde.
This exhibitor stood solitary. somuwhat apart
tu pause and uJdrcsa hni; anI t seemed to inv ~
II 10 was not stoIcaly indifferent to thu manifest
lack Of public Interest In his machine. Thcso was
expression Ut diac1ltcnt Oh his face, aud occa.
s!anally he shrugged his shoni!srs inpntvrt!y,-
aluost contcmpt1oualy. but ha made uo sGoft to
call attention. lIc was simply b!4ing hls time.
We'll euouyh he knew that, whvn .once the
fan,u Of his wonderful invention hal
besn hsta!dcI ahroal, pcoplu would rush
to SEQ It, Aud they' viii. Neforo the
Exhibition 4 half OVER, there viii bu nuthins III
Machinery l!All M0Fe eagerly sought shan thu pli-
futcMcp Engine aud Calculating Mach hluu Of Gcotga
U. Grant, Properly speaking. tht.u arc two
now exhibited '3ublIcly fur, tho nsst time. Nj.
Grant u quilt, unobtsusiTe follow, unlike Ii
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-22
FROM U CAROLINA.

CoLUNBIA. November 22;-The Sa-
preine Court to day issued a peremptory
mandamus to the Board of State Can
vassers to issue certificates to members
Of the Senate and House Of Representa-
lives appearing on the face of the returns
to be elected.
Final contests in those Houses to be
decided by the members themselves.
This gives in the Senate is Republicans
and Is Democrats, aud in the House GO
Republicans and Ga Democrats; Demo
cratic majority on joint ballot, /. The
Legislature counts the votes for Cover
nor and Lieutenant Governor and elects
a United States Senator.
The court has decided to consider the
ether contests separately, and will hear
tue argument this afternoon as to count
ing the electoral vote.
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FOREIGN.

CoNsrASrISoPLE, November 2 2-Tle
commission appointed to frame the new
Turkish constitution have concluded
their labors, and a draught Of the doou-
ment has been sent TO the Grand Viz, er.
1t is stated that the new constitution will
be promulgated and put in force before
the meeting Of the conference Of powers.
LONDON, November 22.-The Pail Mall
Gazette, Standard and other conserva-
tive journals express complete distrust
OF the Cars pacific assurances, as ex-
pressed to Lord Lotus, the British Am
bassador to St. Petersburg, in his inter
view with His Majesty on tbs q of No
vember.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 22.-Tte
Gar in receiving distinguished person
ages during the last few days, stated that
he would still hope for the maintenance
OF peace, but considered Russia's honor
and his own pledged to obtain the auto
nomy which had been demanded from
the Porte.
GLASGOW, November 22.-In the sugar
market here nearly every description has
advanced fully n shilling per cwt.
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OrIgin of the cod mrman

Danchet, the French poet, tells
us respecting the dedication Of Hy.
men that he was a young man OF
Athens, obscurely born, but ex-
tremely handsome. Falling in love
with a lady of distinction, he dis
guised himself in a female habit in
order TO get access to her and enjoy
the pleasure Of her company. AS
he happened to be one day IN hi:
disguise, with his mistress and her
female companions, celebrating on
the sea-shore the rites of Ceres
Eleusina, a gang of pirates came
upon them 10y surprise and carried
them OIL. The pirates, having con.
yeycd them to a distant island, col
drunk for JOY and fell asleep. Hy.
men seized lis opportunity, armed
the virgins, and dispatched the nj
rates after which, leaving the
ladies' on the island, he went in
haste to Athens, where he told bis
adventure to all the parents, and
demanded her he loved in marriage
as a ransom. His request wal
granted, and 50 fortunate was the
marriage that the name Of Hymen
was ever afterward invoked in al
future nuptials, and in progress o.
time the Greeks enrolled him among
s%seir gods.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-22

George Eliot amt BOhem.nniSm.
The Old Cabinet,l
Has any Of the thousand critics
Of Daniel Deronda done justice
to the story as a vindication Of b.
hemianism In this regard the
book is supreme, The best So
ciety" has been laughed at, sneered
at, patronized, made ridiculous
often enough before but has it
ever been put so completely at a
disadvantage, intellectually and
spiritually, as in Daniel Deronda ?
Now can it be said that any injus-
tice is done. The Philistine is not
refused the need Of good manners.
For G%randcourt, even, we are per-
mitted a certain admiration. The
" best society" has done its best for
him /; he has elegance, and he has
the interest and attraction of being
perfect Of his kind. But for all
tnls his overthrow ana that OF his
class is the more conspicuous it is
he--the motives, the ideas, the life
which he represents that is made
contemplate.
W. suppose, however, that the
" best society," will be found as
long lived as Mr.. Warner describes
the etete Ottoman civilization to
be. The principle Of caste has its
roots deep in the human heart.
Even Bohemia has its "best socip-
ty." One of the most consistent
Bqhemiaps that we know confessed
to us not long ago that in dream
land he is always an aristocrat. His
most frequent Authorization in
sleep is that of intimacy with the
! Court Of s.. James. Queen Veto.
ria is always insisting that he
should spend the afternoon and go
out driving with her,
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Ineligible Electors.

New YORK, Eovember22 The Times
Hartford special says a punt is raised
here that il postmasters are ineligible as
electors because they hold an office Of
profit and trust, and that their places
cannot be filed, that Governor Ingersoll,
n Of the Democratic electors OF Con.
necticuf, is disqualified by reason Of bis
holding the position of Commissioner oil
the United States Court.
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A rnhI..
New YORK wOrld.l

As a confding bandit was about, sin.
gle handed, to halt q coach containing
eight passengers, a comrade asked him
if he thought they might not offer resist
Once. No." be replied, II have toe
much reliance in the native sense and
The law abiding disposition Of the Amer
lean people" Il soon became apparent
that be had, for be fell covered with
wounds.
Moral: The Returning Board tina
goes often to the custom-house cones
back counted out at last.
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eIa5.OOO Fire.

NEw York, November 2 -The loss
BY tho burning Of W. d. Payne & Co.'S
grain, storage and -four mill last night
will reach $I25, 600.
NATION, ILL.,, November pa FIRE
last uight nearly destroyed Dale Bros
large block, together with stores and va.
rious establishments. The total loss is
about S7O,OOOi insurance, nearly $40, 900.
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C%nunferrrit Rnnhn

New YORK, November 22.-Counter-
felt bonds of the Prairie Du Chen di.
vision of the MilWaukee and St. Paul
railroad company, bearing Z $40 per
cent. interest, are found in circulation
on the street this morning. The parties
who offered the bonds for sale have been
arrested.
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Proposed Democratic DemOnstra.
giOu.

WASHINGTON, D. G. November 22.-
The Jackson Democratic Association
last night declined to participate in the
proposed Democratic demonstration on
the 29;h inst on the ground that it is
better topostpone such proceedings until
perfect peace reigns through out the
land
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wHAr THEY WILL DO ABOUT IT.

a correspondent of the Courier.Jour-
nsl travelling North is surprised at the
intense bitterness of the more we'll to do
respectable people toward the South and
every thing Southern. They seem to
believe all the sensational stories manu-.
featured against the South for political
purposes, andto gauge their hatred &C.
cordingly. As to the result Of the Presi.
Dental election, he says, writing from
New York:
My candid opinion from what | have
seen and here heard in Philadelphia is,
that while the great majority of the
Northern people know perfectly we'll
that Tilden is lawfully elected President
of the United States, yet Hayes will be
lraudulently counted in, aud that the
large majority Of educated. wealthy men
Of the North will sustain the Returning
Boards in their illegal action. Enthusi-
astic Democrats say the Northern people
won't stand it, bat | tell you they will
stand it, and will join in singing Old
Hundred 10 their churches when it is
done. So | am confident that Mr.. Hayes
will occupy the Presidential chair the
next term, and am equally confident
that be has no more right to it than a
pickpoeket has to my watch. | believe
that be and his hackers know he is not
elected, and that the present crisis Of
national affairs is part OF a long matured
scheme beginning with til gerrymanderlng
Of the joint rules last session, aHd to end
either IN a war or in some slower but net
less certain, down fall of American hb-
erty. When men quietly discuss over their
claret the expediency-not the right, for
that seems to be admittei-of putting
sovereign States back into territorial
conditions, when II causes no alarm to
see the whole army of the United States
poured into two States to protect their
Returning Boards, although there is nc
danger threatened and no legal call has
been made BY the State authorities for
them, and when the President OF the
United States, who under the coHstitu-
ton, knows no party and belongs to none,
takes it cpon himself to send spectators
70 see the electoral votes counted, aud
selects all those spectators from the most
corrupt members of one party, with a
Babcock aud Belknap for their file lead
ers-whaa all these things happen, and
nobody is Mortified or Disguised, no, not
even surprised-then, | say, there is lit
tie hope that the people of the North
either understand or appreciate consli'
t%utioual government, and there is
certainty that they will make no resist
snce to any infamous fraud that may be
perpetratrd, or to any unblashing tyr
amy that the dominant party may make
use Of.
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RIrer TnIrrram.

CAIRO, November %. - Arrived -
Polar Star, St. Louis, 9 p m. Belle Mem
phis, Memphis, 4a.m James D. Parker,
Cincinnati, 7. Deparled-Polar Star,
Tennessee river, 10 pm; Belle Memphis
81 Louis, I am Parker Memphis, 8
Weather clear and cold.
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REv. J. W. HAMMER, sR, preached an
impressive sermon upon the "Prodigal
Son" at the Elm street church 10 Nash
vile last Sunday, in which be said the
parable vas aimed at the Scribes and
Pharisees. The younger brother repre-
sented the Genliles, and the older the
over righteous Pharises. The distin.
guished gentleman took the side Of the
younger son; made him out 0 whole
aonled, good hearted fellow, who sinred
from excess in social pleasures. The
Doctor said he would rather be the
younger than the older brother. The
older brother was good outside, butinside
al was wrong. Self moralis,s stand in
his place, il they have no feeling for the
shining brother when be is brought to
grief. 1t was rather a singular sermon
to GENE from an aged minister, espe.
cially in view Of an unfortunate event
which occurred about q year and q hal
age, almost destroying his usefulness.
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WASHINGTON, November 22.-For Ten.
uessee and the Ohio valley, cooler west
erly winds, rising barometer, clear or
partly cloudy weather.
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The subscription price Of the PUB
LI0 LEDGER is IS per annum for
the Daily, and 81 per dnnum for the
Weeky-POstGg free
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NOTICE,
To Tax Payers-COrrectiOn.

T HAVE BEEN ADVISED BY THE AT
i torney General that the last day fer pay
ment Of Taxes. before going into the hands of
Constables, is the first Monday in January,
instead OF the first Monday in February.
/ accordingly hereby notify all parties TO
come forward Def re that time and make pay
ment; and request all large property helders
snd others to send in their lists OF property
so that bills may be made out while have
time.
j., J. RAWLINGS. County Trustee.
November Is, 1876. 65-77
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20 Wnr.
knoxville Age, 18th

We are again and again asked II we
Rill not have a war in the event Hayes
is insugursted President of the United
States. We answer. no. Who is going
to inaugurete il; the South1 She has
had enough Of war to do her Tor the next
hundred years, and however much in.
! clined she might be 10 strike for the
rights Of the ballot box, she is 10 no con-
dition to risk the terrible %nsenuenc
OF another war and especially against
such overwhelming odds. 1t is 10 her
interest to keep out Of war and to submit
quietly and patiently to wrong rather
than be guilty Of SO rash an act. And
granting that the " task masters, by the
agencies Of fraud and intimidation. do
inaugurate Hayes, she can console her.
self in n way, that she has about rid
herself OF one awful incubns-the scala.
waes and carpetbaggers Sac has es.
t9hlished a home government and ousted
these miserable %rascals and sent them
out OF her territory. This is a great
victory. cf Bhieh she should be proud
aud for which she shopl9 be grateful.
llhN An1 AOiNA IoAhoN a-VlA 70 RISK
| another bloody contest aud will not.
Bear this in mind The moneyed power
there and the commercial influence o,
New York and other metropolitan cities
will not allow it We already zee THU
, cropping out, All these Influences
/. formidable as the candid reedee mus
, see, are solidly committed against any
J luther agitation Of the fearful question
d OF var aud will be thrown into the breach
y to foreStali It.
d The six cardinal points IN o gan nos
2 gre; Strength, simplicity, accuracy anc
Q lepgtk ef range, safety, rapidity Ant
Z economy.
! 10 Trenton, N. J Is a stallion NAM.
Wild American, sixteen hands high
whose nan is SO long that il touebs,
+ the ground when be holds bis head wei
up.