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Third Union District, Saluda Baptist

Third Union District, Saluda Baptist
Association.
TIE Union Meeting, composed Of tho Churches
of the Third Union District, Saluda Association,
will meet with the Baptist Church at Anderson, on
Friday before the fifth Lords Day in January, 1876,
with the following programme Of exercises:
FRIDAY.
1. Introductory Sermon, by Elder J. p. Earle, on
the work and Office Of the Holy Spirit.
NrERMISSIoN OF HALE AN HOUR.
2. Organization Of the Union. Free discussion
of the subject Of the above sermon, and points Ia
ken in the same
5. Essay On New Testament Discipline, In case Of
public or general offences by Elder Jacob Burriss.
General remarks on same.
4. Spend half hour in prayer and praise.
SATURDAY.
5. Time given for organization and work Of the
s. s. Union.
6. Sermon at II o'clock, on the Doctrine of Elec-
tion by Elder E. R. Carswel Jr., followed by pro-
miseuous discussion.
Z. What Is the objectionable Sin? General dis
cusslon opened by Elder J. S. Murray.
s. Voluntary Essays and remarks on the same.
9. Short lime spent in devotional exercise.
LORDS DAY.
10. Sunday School work-Speeches Essays &c.
II. Missionary Sermon, by Elder ]. S. Murray,
and the usual collection.
r. Exercises closed by singing "Blest be the tie
that binds"
All the Churches In this Union are earnestly re-
quested to he represented by their delegates in hi,
VIM. RILEY. Secretary.
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The many friends Of w. T. GRUBBS
announce him as suitable person for the
office of Sheriff at the next ensuing cleo
ton. Help our one-arm Confederate soldier.
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sHERIFF's SALES,
BYJ.H. MCCONNELL, Auctioncer.

DY virtue of Executions to me direc-
ID ted, will expose to sale on the First
Monday in February next, at Anderson
Court House, the following
Also, one Tract of Land, containing 80
acres, situate in Anderson County, S. c.,
one mile Northeast of Anderson c. H., and
bounding lands of T. P. Benson, J. N. Pegg,
Thomas Harrison and w. D. Evins. Le-
vied on as the property of John B: Neal, at
the suit of w. 8. Sharpe.
Terms Cash-purchaser to pay extra for
WIN. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
e Jan 13. 1876 26 4
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TXECUToRs NOTICE. All persons
~ having demands against the Estate Of
Bartholomew White, deceased, will present
the same to the undersigned within the time
prescribed ty law; those indebted will pay
at once and save cost.
JOHN B. WATSON, Ex'r.
Jan 6, 1876 .
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRs.-All persons
IN having demands against the Estate of
the late James NJ. Landrcss are notified to
present them to the undersigned within the
time prescribed by law and those indebted
to make payment Immediately. -.
A. j. LANDRESS, Ext.
Dec so. 1875 q 8
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
~ Notice is hereby given that 1 will
make application to the Judge of Probate
on the 18th of February next, for q Final
Settlement.of the Estate of ]. Calvin Hall,
deceased and final discharge from said
Estate. c. D. MADDEN, Admir-.
Jan 6, 1876 25 %
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

as- The friends of JAMES 81. McCON-
NELL respectfully announce him as can
didete for Sheriff of Anderson County at
the next election.
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TAKE NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned
n will take notice that they must
make settlement of the amounts they owe
him by tine Goth instant, or they will POSI-
TIVELY BE SUED, without regard to
party.
G. F. TOLLY.
Jan 13, 1876 26
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

. OI16IIit ~ Shib6.
BY JAMES H. MCCONNELL, Auctioneer,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
In the Court Of Probate.
H. Erskine, Plaintiff, against Margaret
Erskine, James 8. Erskine, VIM. P. Ers-
kine.-Decretal Order to Sell Land, &c.
BY virtue of an order from W. w.
Humphreys, Esq. Probate Judge for knder-
son County, s. c., to me directed, in the
above stated case, will expose to sale on
the first MONDAY in FEBRUARY next,
at Anderson Court House.
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing 1GO acres, more or less, situate in
Anderson County, s. c., bounded by lands
of Thomas Erskine E. J. Major, Matthew
Cobb and Others. Sold as the Real Estate Of
John Erskine deceased.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fifth cash the re-
manning purchase money on credit Of one
and two years, with interest from day OF
sale, secured by bond with approved surety,
together with mortgage of the premises.
Purchaser to pay extra for all necessary pa
pers.
Jan 13, 1876 26 4
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LOST! /!
STRAYED! (!

E,ROM the premises of the undersigned
IL in Anderson, on or about the 10Th Dc
ccmber white BOAR HOG, marked with
slit i'll right car He is supposed to have
followed one uf the droyes. y suitable re-
ward will be paid for information leading to
his recovery.
J. +. WILSON. F.,
Jan Is, 1876 2G .
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.AssIGNEE's SALE.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
% DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
JOSEPH 4 n. E'1sf BROWN,
Assignee,
In Re In Bankruptcy.
NATHAN McALISTEB,
Bankrupt.
DY virtue of an order of Hon. George s:
ID Bryan, Judge of the District Court Of
the United States for said District, will sell
at Anderson G. H., s. c., on SALEDAY in
FEBRUARY next, the following
...ga. TRACT OF LAND,
Situate in Anderson County, in said State,
to wit: The Homestead of said Nathan Nc
Alister, containing SIS acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of John B. Legerett, and
other lands of said Bankrupt.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash and
the remainder on credit oftwelve months
with interest from day of sale at the rate OF
ten per cent per annum, the purchaser to
give. at least, two sureties, with mortgage
of the premises to secure the purchase mon
ey. The purchaser to pay extra Tor papers.
JOSEPH n. BROWN, Assignee.
Jan 13, 1876 26
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IOSI'!

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, Administrator of William Long,
deceased, will apply to the Judge of
Probate for Anderson County on the 18th of
February next, for final settlement and
discharge from said Estate.
HENRY LONG, Admir-.
Jan 13, 1876 26 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-11

p. h.w.ul,oxn s,oceryuan
r,-,-,s - ,.u h,ouvb , n .,r.et
,nsin .nJ h,ale nj, collar bone,
10 eonvalescent.
G-,,y.x,rkp iron il being used for the
,..a,g ., N. new County court-house
and the now Virginia and Truekoe ro"hu-
house
X. l.. LoroDonx. . transfer was ar
rested in Virginia ia.t rhnr.i.yio r s,uea,y
70 animals IN ''A""s
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virginia. ma u,.nn,f IA r.n;Jly'
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ri,
Hn neA''y ''ms io' A"''"''
syoupd .ss covered wi,hsnow.
"a
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Musr RErLESirH.-Galland. the we'll
known dry goods dealer Of this town. has
sold short on his stock. that Is to say. sold
the greater portion Of his immense assort-
ment OF goods. IL obliged 10 leave for San
Francisco tonight. lie proposes TO bring
up . fresh stock Of the choicest goods to
ill his store ready for another big run OF
trade, and hopes the ladies will be patient
till he returns.
0HcnsrRAL.-Th season Of the Vienna
Ladies' Orchestra closed successfully at
the National Theater, Virginia, last night.
Their entertainments have been enjoys-
lie and popular throughout. Nothing
could be finer than the music they fur
nish. \ prominsde concert will 10 given
by this talented company at Turner Hall,
Virginia, tomorrow evening.
Ak opp FAcr.-It ia 4 curious circum.
stance that in all tho political gable which
has been going ON for the past few days.
every dispatch unfavorsble to the Ilepub-
licans has been hailed rs gospel by the
Democracy, while every telegram con-
corning Republican majorities or Of chiv-
alrous riot and murder has bcen branded
as "ad-d earret-bag lie." It's odd.
TnK new oil painting on CONVEX glass,
Of which 70 made special mention in the
NEws q few days ago, meets with the high
approval Of all who see II. In fact every
body wants their picture done up In this
new and decidedly life-liko and attractive
style Immediately. Read tho advertise.
msnt in another column.
ABrLLioERESr HEAInES.-I.Ast Thurs.
| day night q white man went into . Chinese
wa.h house on c street, Virginia, to get
his weeks washing. There were = few
articles missing, and high words followed.
The Celestial picked up . iiatiron and let
the customer have II over the head. John
Was arrested and charged with assault and
battery.
Mas. HrRLrr. the lady who was hurt BY
thu runaway on the Divide last "wednesday
evening. was run against BY the team. and
not thrown from the carriage a. previously
reported.
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BAN fnASci-oo, November ia y. ~.
Gould 4 Curry-i2h bid.
savag-ia hid. i2a asked.
Yellow Jacket-i6s @i6a bid. i6's sold
Ophir-i6h bid. ~ asked.
Sierra Neyada-ilt bid.
CaiiforniA-5tAs asked.
Union Con.-i3 bid.
Utah-i6S Naked.
Con. virginia-tIt asked.
CAliforniA-5ik bid.
Utan-i6 bid. lev asked.
Con. Virginia AZ bid.
Nexican-2ts bid.
Gould 4 Curry-I2t bid. - asked.
Ophir-i5'. sold.
ke~ntuck-i3S bid.
Ophir-+7s bid.
Ophir-47k asked.
Crown Point-9h asked.
Hale a NOrcrOss-1s bid.
Modoc-6 ssked.
Julia-6h bid.
Best a Belcher-t2i. bid. a. asked.
OyermAn-fs bid.
Leopard-6k bid.
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suing the

Yesterday afternoon District Attorney
Lindsay. on behalf o. tho State, com
menced suits In the District Court against
the California aud Consolidated Virginia
Mining Companies for the recovery OF the
tax upon their bullion product for the sec.
| ond quarter 81 the current year, running
from April to and intending June last.
The complaint against the California
Mining Company alleges. among other
things, that during the time above men,
toned. 29.l2O tons Of ore became, under
the law. assrs.able. and were assessed by
tho Assessor Of Storey county. at the rate
Of Sl55 per ton. AMI that the company
thersupon became liable to pay taxes as
follows: State tar. s3l,62I ~ /: county
,ax, Sii,9li Oi railroad bond tax. Sis,-
ESQ Oi /: school tai. S5.60I : making . total
Of S72.S52 OF. To this amount are added,
az penalties for n~on-payinent OF tho tax (:
first.tcn per cent, amounting tosI.2so ~,
aud then twenty-five per cent. amounting
w the further sum Of sis.350 -. making
a total % sgs. $50 %, for which amount
Judgment il demanded.
Tho complaint against the Consolidated
Virginia Mining Company alleges Thai 40
above 81. O.3 tons of ore became A.sessabls
and were assessed at the rate Of sio9 per
ton. and that the company thsreupon be-
came liable 10 paw taxes thereon rs fellows;
State tax. S23,Oii 80 county tar. SO.
22s ~ railroad bond tax, si2.1 $50 school
tar. s3.s35 M. making a total Of si9.s6S ~.
Penalties added as above, N,vs6 80 and
si2. lG6 IS. making a total VI $61.3ls 10,
for which amount judgment 10 prayed.
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B~LISKESnEERY ESruusKD.-Nrs. Blink
enbcrry has lately solaosd herself by o u
nning some unfortunate fowls in q coop in
the back yard. Mr.. u. arrived home in a
confused state a, half past , o'clock this
morning. and Just A. he had with extreme
liaiculty Invested him.elf VI his clothing
aud was creeping cautiously between the
sheets, 81 a. not to awaken the chief suf-
.erer by his %follie-, the dissipated male
bird in the back yard set up q lusty crow.
Got 'em at last. by iimminy! = reared
B~linkenberry. forgetting everything. seiz-
ing q pillow and waving IL over his head.
Wake up. Marian. 'Hor fur Tillen an
rifform, 'Ror fur jeff" The frantic
efforts Mr.. Blinksnberry made 10 get out
~ that bed did not save him, and the land
lord came 10 the door and wanted 10 know
what be- meant by arousing the whole
house at that hour in the morning.
"wulr smALL VIZ DO TO ~ SHAyxDp"
Anxious qu~es,ioners upon'this'importan
and interesting subject are directed to
start at once for the shaving establishment
n Brooks. ON Main street. Gold Hill. by
reference 10 his adve rtisement ID will be
seen that what IL here said IL not spoken
uusiyisedly. The baths have been rem
oyat.d aud are now in excellent order.
They will be open Oh Saturdays and sun
days.
FINE PuorodRIruic PonrrArrs.-soms
q. tho finest and best Photographic por-
traits enlarged to life izs or any other siss
desired. AT, being taken at the Photo
graphic Art Gallery ON Main street, Gold
Hill, lust above Miners Union Hall.
Peterson. the artist. evidently understands
his business. aud We know from personal
observation that his work is most excellent
and will bear inspection.
DEATH or CoLEsAS.-Joseph Coleman.
aged si,ty-eight years, al old resident OF
DAYTON. and living for the last ten years at
the Jews ranch. twenty-five miles nom
DAYTON on the road 10 the Hot Spring.,
was killed near his homo last "wednesday
bv the unawa Of his team. lie was badly
bruised and mangled. The Coroner held
an inquest rs TO the cause OF his death
Yesterday.
Mn. BRowS. foreman Of the Gold Hill
Foundry. who was thrown from his car
risg. near tho Imperial woodpile last
"wednesday. is o lying In . very critical
condition. His skull was fractured by
coming in contact with . piece OF wood.
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THE 0frTIN0K.


Owing 70 the universal s~tringency and
dull times for the last few months. the
people generally practice economy in their
purchases In all branches Of trade. The
clothing business has felt the pressure
With the rest. Considering the situation.
We feel gratihcd that our business has
held is OWN beyond our expectations. Al
though the hard times are not yet past.
We feel that reaction will come, and that
PEOPLE WILL NAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this. We arc laying In
. large and well-selected stock OF custom
made clothing for men and boys. furnish
goods, boots, shoes, hats, trunks, yslises,
BLANKETS, etc.. and In purchasing t,pi az
eye 10 tAs waia ekanee namely: buying
oheap-for We know that We must sell low
70 meet the depleted purses Of the COM
nunity. and We can and will do IL. Come
and Sc II ws don't.
RxrxsrxM q WOLF,
Leading Ciothlen. Gold Hill.
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Pick and shovel.

ON the sth Of December the Geld Hill
Miners Union will give their tenth annual
ball at their hall OF Main street. above the
railroad. Thi. announcement, Is sufficient
10 srou.s the interest Of all dancing people
within miles Of Gold hin. for u Is known
and conceded that the miners "do the
thing up brown when they start In. The
mort complete arrangements have been
made for the comfort and accommodation
% all ladies and gentlemen who may
attend the party. The names OF the gen
tlemen on the various committees Is sum
ci.nt guarantee that nothing will be left
nndons that will in any way contribute to
the e~nioyableness OF tho occasion. Sec
what they say concerning tho cloak room
and boot-pOlishing departments. The
beat music In the country will 10 So
cursd.
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New York Hoard.

NV YonK. November iO.-Salss In the
Morning Board. in currency. we're; 10
Beat 4 Belchor fTs. 80 Bullion 32p, %
Caledonia .. $50 Ccdarbsrg North GSG''
100 Imperial A.. 1000 Crown Point IN
$50 EIeheqaer i6s. 200 Gould 4 Curry 10,
400 Grant 5S@5S. 50 Hale a Norcro-s
81. 100 Justice 20, 700 Julia s, COO Mex
lean 27I. 90 0phir So, Is Overman s9s
100 Raymond a Ely g., 80 savage II, $50
Sierrs Nevada ~, 200 Silver City ~.
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suy.eqATINa cogaM.

4 sUFf0pATiN0 COtlGH.
II . iser - Mr.. Liais, 81 Cuicaso, . web
knsvl ssatribstsr 10 the Western press. shs
aseribes the cure Of dangerous cough. accom-.
panied b. bleeding Of ths iungu. 70 Hale,
Aouey Of Horehound and Tar. my cough
she says, "threatsned TO suffocatr me
bat the Honey Of Hsrehound and Tar IA.
Q iaiy friend In this city. who has placed 10 q
the disposal 81 O. N. criiisuion. Z Sixth ave,
nls. Pixies Toothachs Drops cure In ous
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THE ELECTION.
The Result Yet Doubtful,
But THE SUCCESS Of HAYES AND
WHEELER STILL CLAIMED.
RETURNS COMING IN SLOWLY.
DON'T GIVE Up THE FIoHs
UNTIL IT II LOST.
tsrEcilL p~prArcuis To u 0oLD nILt
DAILY SEws
CALIFORNIA.


The Republican State Central Committee
have retained W. II. l.. Barnes and Alex
Campbell to assist District Attorney Muir
ply in the prosecution Of cases arising
from the proposed investigation Of regis
tration frauds in this city. They asssrt
their intention Of taking most vigorous
steps 10 unearth frauds. and express con-
fdencs that nothing will be found affecting
the validity Of tho Republican votes
thrown.
Ex-Gov. Pacheeo this morning claims
his election In the Fourth District by 622
majority. thus far. and that tho precincts
TO DO heard fsom will not materially
modify that result. His figures are bassd
ON somc Official returns received In reply
TO inquiries directed to parties cognizant
Of the vote VI their respective precincts.
At Republican headquarters great con.
fidcnco IL expressed that Hayes Ia elected
beyond question. Tho same feeling ex-
lists at the rooms OF the Democratic State
Central Committee. They claim Florida.
South Carolina and Louisiana m assured
to Tilden.
senator Morton states that he will not
return East in accordance with tho re-
quests telegraphsd TO him. but will remain
here until the close Of investigation OF ths
Chinese question. which will be thorough.
lie feels satisfied that Hayes and Wheeler 10
elected, snd anticipate no serious trouble.
with prudent conduct on the part OF the
leaders Of both parties. He endorses the
propriety Of sending representative men OF
both parties W the doubtful States OF the
South 10 allAy. by their presence and In
fuence, the excited feeling ut prevent pro-
vailing there.
business IL returning 10 its accustomed
channels in tho city. Groups still lounge
around tho bulletin boards, but the crowd
is pretty we'll tired Of the long suspense
and apparent impossibility OF obtainin.
any definite information as " the result.
LOUISIANA.
INV YORK. November 1.-THE Iosi says
a conference Of prominent Republicans at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel Last evening. held
to discuss the advisability Of uniting with
the Democratic Committee In requesting
eminent citizens 10 go to Louisiana, was
dissolved without any result. on account
% the news of the Presidents proclama-
ton. In Wow of the proposed measures
!. was DECLARED unnee g. u"na.
ocrstie h~eadquAt'eIs IN .he L,s.oss a.1uuss
sI.i,.msn, vas dcca.iopod by The report
% CnnoxsY.. Jisnstcb. Several visitors
spoko fayorsbiy 81 Grants proclamation.
saving they saw nothing wrong In Il u he
meant what he said.
Tho report that William n. Evarts has
started Cor the South was denied.
A dispatch has been received, u Is said.
confirming former reports iaNofapis W 'ho
10 M p.,., ...,s,a,, oJ;,or M lin
New Orleans T.~s., telegraph. here. under
dato Of the 10Th; "fiily.one parishes
1--WE Ills DtmOGI4tH " ulhluIltN VI ott&bs
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wosLD's 0RkAr REnxpr -" Medical
Wonder" fer rheumaMsm. neuralgia.
ersmp-eolis. colds. s~prains. buns. tooth
ashs. sts. 80 tms
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A CARD.

~ al whs arc sarsrina nom the srrsrs and
iuliseretisas Of ysuth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss 81 manhood. ETC., l VIII send
Q recipe that will cure you. free Of charge.
THIS Srsat remedy Was discovered by Q mis-
sisuAry In South America. Send Q sslf-ad
dpsssed o. vslope TO the New. Joseph j. lnmAn,
stsa0 o. Rbls House. Nsw York CITY.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Tho s,.ar or R...ia Hsass war

sr. PErERsBuRo, Nov. 1.-THE Gaiei'
publishes 9 speech delivered ~ the Czar
in Moscow yesterday In reply 70 an address
Of citizens. The Gar said that during his
reign. his energies have been directed 70
maintain right and justice for tho Esstern
Christians. Unfortunately bis pscihc ef.
forts have been In vain. The conference
10 the Powers 10 now about 10 meet 81
Constantinople. Russia would maintain
hsr demands. Eon-acquissoencs could
compel Russia 10 take up the gauntlet.
In that event he counted on the support
Of his subjects. The speech was received
with enthusiastic cheers.
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SHAWL LOST.

nN FRIDAY EVENING LAST. AT TIE
Osesooi Nan In virginia. . nns RED
STRIPED suAwIA Award Of i've pollss
iii y psid tr n return 10 PUTNAM. the
ooil mi hos driver. Stand. In mont Of PA.
- 6sissn, Q s,rsst, vifEinia. noou
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

.r.cIL TO re, soLD HtrL DAIlr rr.''
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-11
L CAROLINA.
INDIANA.

IxpAxAroLis. November li.-M the
Indiana counties are in, showing Tilden's
majority 5.i2i.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-11

The FRANKLIN Horsr.-willism Phipps
is not dead yet. He is alive and mp -
usual. aud Is determined 70 make his
house more attractive and mort popular
than ever. The FRANKLIN House latsly
had . great deal done for u In the way OF
improvements. and now ofsrs sxtrsor-
binary Inducements 10 men who oan ap-
precia,e flrst-class Accommodations.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-10-19

The ring which robbed the District
of Columbia as boldly as the Tweed
Ring robbed the city of New York,
was kept in c~ountenance by the favor
of President Grant, and officially rec
ognized by his denomination of Boss
Shepherd to be a member Of the Dis
trict Government after his robberies
had been exposed. Public sentiment
was so outraged that the Senate, SER
vile as it had been and is, rejected the
nomination. Shepherd still remains
one of President Grants most con-
spicuous friends and trusted advisers.