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DANCED The cotton remaining in
the fields at the present time, will scarce
ly pay for the picking, as 1t has been Sc
riously damaged by severe weather.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05

By purchasing your Monuments and
Grave Stones from the Humboldt Marble
Works, you save money in freights and
support home enterprise. 2-3m
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PIED. The wind, Tuesday last, re-
moved the cover from the court house
we'll. Nobody hurt but the we'll shelter
was thoroughly pied.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05

RAGGED EDGE.-Read the Tennessee
River News, from our live cOrrespOn-
dent, Dragged Edge"
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KNIGHTS OF PYthins.

LAUNCELOT LODGE so -
stod Caruthers P. c.; ". 2 Spencer, {. CT l.
Nance. V C; II. c. Anderson. Prelate; C. E Batson'
K Of r s y. :. White. Il. Of Z; " ;. Moore n
CfF " H Hawkins n at A; p. B Robinson, /. G.
J C. Schultz, o. =. Meets every Friday night IN Gas
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UNLEss.-Ioe will command a fancy
price next summer unless the cold wealth
er increases.
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Dress
Notions, &C, &c, at Bottom prices for
tat NEIL z. ANDERsoN's.
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For skLEI

A few full blood Berkshire pigs for sale
premium stock-apply at this office, or
to PETER A. BROWN.
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For Rent!

A convenient and comfortable resi-
dence, with six rooms; also dining room
and an apartment for servants, kitchen
and store rooms. Apply TO
jan 22-3t A. PHLES.
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GArEs.-Twola large gates are being placed
at the entrance of the N. & o. r. r.
Shops which will serve to keep out stock,
&c
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05

For Rent.-A neat, new and COM
Portable house-out-hOuses and garden
attached. Possession given at once.
S. d. HAYS.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05

WANTED.-Second hand copy of
Haywood.s Natural and Aboriginal His
tory of Tennessee, by
j. G. CISCO,
janI5-3w. Book Seller.
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Seed and Eating Potatoes.

just received, by DUKE & WISDOM, 200
barrels Early Rose, Peerless, Russell
and Peach Blow potatoes-will sell them
low. jan. 22-tf.
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WANrED.-A No. / Mich Cow, for
which fair price will be paid. Apply
ut this office.
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Ladies' untrimmed Hats, Neck Scarfs,
Ruffs, Collars and Cuffs, latest styles,
very low for cash. NEIL z. ANDERSON.
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BETTER.-Butter and eggs are plentiful
I'm our market and at come -nt-ible prices.
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Opera and plain Flannel, Linsey
Jeans and DomeStics, in great quantities,
at bottom prices for cash.
NEIL Z. ANDERSON.
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This TME.-Lent begins the first of
March this year.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05

In ORDER.-Another wedding in high
life will be in order early next week.
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MmD.-The miIdest winter known in
many years.
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A good stock of gents hats at bottom
,r;oos AZ NeiIP. Anderson's. jy17-tf
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05

Fine Hand Sewed boots and shoes at
cost to close out, at Neil z. AndersOn's.
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Are the most cf
icctivc and congo
niJl purgativeever
discovered. They
are mild. but eff
.rcIual in their
operation. moving
the Iowcls surely
2nd without pain.
Although gentle
III tlcir operation,
they are still the
: mu>tt thorough and
ef-rrlIiup cafhar-
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First Methodist ChurCh.-services every sabbsth at
Rev. E. C. SLATER, Pastor.
Paine Chapel, East Jackson --Servces every Sab
Rev. W. N. Patterson, Pastor.
Baptist Chursh-services every Sabbath at 10 80 a
Rev. C R. HENDERSON, Pastor.
Presbyterian Church. S Services every Sabbath at
Rev. E. NcNAIR, Pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.-seryiees every
Rev. ". S. McMAHEN, Pastor.
St. Luke's rEpiscopaI) Chursn.-J A. Harrison, ID.
Rector AorRing Services 10 :soa Evening Services
Roman Catholic Churoh.-ssEyices at 10 80 and
1880 pm Father YEALE, Priest.
Christian Church.-Services every Sabbath at II an
and pm Sunday School an. Prayer Meeting
Thurday PA. ". E. HALL Pastor.
Colorod II. f. Church of Amsrios.-services every
Rev, " LANE, Pastor.
Baptist lsoI) Chureh.-ssrvices every Sabbath at
Rev.T. WEBB, Pastor.
Madison County Directory.
The Madison county Branch of the Tennessee Imui-
Monday in each month, O'Clock A.. NJ, the ONCE
o. Williams Campbell. A. K. REID, President; J. J.
NTELIAHs, Secretary
PATRONS OF HUssANDET.
aok-ou Grange No. meets I'd Tuesday in each month
az o'clock
". P. TlIBERLAKE, W. II.
CorSTV COURT.
Neo,s Isl Monday each month. s D. Barnett Clerk.
QUARTEELT COURT.
Meets lst Mcdday IN January, April, July and Octo
be-.
olRCgIT COURT
Esegs Is Monday in January. Nay and september-
Il. ~. NCC0Try Judge John SkennScGC Attorney 6 en-
gTsl; Richard A SHeet Clerk
cuANcEET CoURr.
Meets the Iss Monday in January and July Henry
W AcCorry Chancellor; d. n Wisdom, Clerk and Mas
ter. Juo. " Gates Deputy Clerk
CsuETY oFTIClEs-
RH. Nay. SheriH; John L. Fry. Coroner; W. H.
Bruton Register: J. n CartneIl, Trustee; f. Clark,
Tax Collector; z. 5. Mallory, Notary Public
BasOnic.
JACKSON LoBGs 10 45-
h r Harris w.M-:J.C. Smith, Secretary. Meets
4ih Friday in esSh month
Fl. yoHN' 5 LODGE, 30. So
l. E Talbot, W. N; r. = sneed, Secretary.
Meets lst Monday in each month
cLINTos =. A. CHATTER, NO 3.
A B. Jones H p: b R. Harris, X s.; " P Robert
SON s L. +. Talbot, Secretary Meets Sd Friday IN
each month
JACKSON COUNCIL NO. y, L and S n
Com. r. r. Harris T. I n; Com. J. c. smith Re
cordsr- Meets 9Th Monday IN each month
JACKSON CoslNASBARY, no. Is
John Chester. Eminent Commander; J. c. smith, Re
corter- Meets 81 Monday in each month
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ypitedFriendsof temperance.

JACKSON COUNCIL, NO Il
B. l. Rozeu, ". P; J. W. n. Burkett, W X. Meets
every Tuesday night.
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Fine Irish linen at Neil P. AndersOn's
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Aver's Cathartic Pills.

~
For all the purposes of n Family Physic,
and for cu-tCE COstIvCGess, Jaundlce,
Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Breath,
Headache, ElrysIpelGs, rheumatism,
ErUptIO-s and SKIN Diseases, Bill
lousness- Urvpgy, TEmOrs, Worms,
Neuralgia. as Dinner Pill,
lIrr-i Tgl1oT
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05

MADISON LoSEE, 40. Is
81 D Rushing, y C.; H. W Tomlin, V G.; John d
Blair Secretary: j. r Bolts. Treasurer; Rev. 2 NC
Nair Chaplain. Meets every Thursday night at Odd
Fellows Hall.
DECREE LOPEZ
lIeess every 2ud Thursday night in each month John
Z STARK Secretary
ESCANP1EST 10 10
E T. Dawler C. P: : D. Rushing H. p J. I. Bolts
Scribe. Meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday night il
each month
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05

KnLED.-A fatal difficulty occurred at
Wildersville, Henderson Co., Tennessee,
Tuesday of last week, between Capt. Jno.
a. Miller and Bishop Fronabarger. Mil
Ter received pistol shot in the region of
the heart, from which he died few
hours afterwards. 1t is reported that
Miller was drunk and was rushing upon
Fronabarger with an open knife when
he received his death wound. The canse
of the difficulty and other particulars we
have not been able to learn. Miller COM
mandeda company in the 18th Tennessee,
with l. r. Hawkins as colonel.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05

OPENING SERvICE.-The new Baptist
Church will be opened for worship on
next Sabbath morning. The sermon will
De preached by DR.. Hendrickson, Pastor.
1t is expected that the ministers Of the
other churches will participate in the
services. The public generally are cor
daily invited to attend.
The lower portion Of this new church
edifce, is divided intoa large and COM
Portable lecture room, an infant class
room, ladies parlor, library and pastors
study. The main audience room remains
to be finished in the future. The build
ing when completed according TO plans,
will be one of the most elegant in the
State, and will add no little to the attrac-
tions of our growing city.
OTHER CANDIDATES. - We announce
with pleasure the name of Mr.. John II.
Freezing as a candidate for Sheriff Of this
county. Mr. Freezing is a deservedly
popular gentleman, and well qualified to
discharge the duties of the office to which
he aspires. Mr.. Bruton, the present in
cumbent, is candidate for Register. lie
was elected to fill vacancy, and hence
can only hold to the next general cleo
ton after his appointment. Bruton has
made a good officer, has always been
faithful and courteous in the discharge
of his duties, and we feel it to be our du-
ty to support him without reservation.
Col. J. NJ. McRee is a candidate for Trus-
tee. Col. McRee has heretofore held Of
fees of trust in this county, and made a
capital officer. He is popular with the
people, why have generally sustained him
i'm his nublic asDiratiOns.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-05

ATTENTION.-At meeting Of Madison
County Grange, held on the 2nd inst,
Thomas Clark, F. d. Theus, ,. G. Gibbs,
j. S. Boon, c. L. Harrison, A. Deberry
and w. c. McCaslin were appointed II
committee to make arrangements for the
meeting of the State Grange at jackson
on Wednesday, 10th inst. A reduction
OF fare has been secured at the several
hotels, and ample arrangements made for
delegates and visitors. TOmlin's Hall
has been secured as the place of meeting.
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Strictly at Cost.
CLOSING OUT SALE
One Month Only at The
Louisville Clothing Store
February Ist, 1876.
CITY AND COUNTY DIRECTORY.
MOBILE * OHIO RAILROAD.
Posi- Office DIreororK.

PONt O11Ice DlreoTory.
MaA matte must be deposited in the Post Office (tOI
Railroads
G6ing South By II 90 am
Going North by : 90 p.m.
Mail matter for the country must be deposited in the
Post Oce minutes before the departure OF the
1er.
LEXINGTON
Mail leaves Jackson Tuesdays, Thursdays and satur
days - 8 am.
Arrives at jackson Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at pm.
SIZING
Mail leaves Jackson Tuesdays and Saturdays at pm
Arrives at Jackson Tuesdays and Saturdays at II
Mail leaves Jackson Tuesday, and Saturdays at
Arrives at Jackson Tuesdays and saturdays at Il
DENMARK
Mail leaves Jackson Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
lays at am
Arrives at Jackson Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days ut 50 pm.
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EIasOniC.

JACKSON LoBGs 40. 45-
b r Harris, w.M:J.C. Smith. Secretary. Meets
sth Friday in each 1-outh-
IT. JOHN LODGE, 70 $50.
l. F. Talbot, W. N; r. \ sneed, Secretary.
Maats Isl NnadaE in each month
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CANDIDATES..
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized TO announce w. L.
UTLEY as a candidate for Sheriff. Election
in August next.
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janI5-3w
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Com B. R Harris 7. I. n Com. J. c. smith Re
cordsr- Meets 9Th Monday IN each month
JACKSON CoslNANBARY, no. Is
John Chester. Eminent Commander; J. c Smith he-
corter. Meets 81 Monday In each month
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CLINrOs = A CHATTER, 10. .
A b. Jones H p B. r. Harris, X =; " P Robert
son. s l. +. Talbot, Secretary Meets ID friday IN
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NELLY & PYBAS, Ag'ts, Jackson, Tenn.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church.-Serviees ever
saooash al 10 30 an and 30 pm Sabbath SchO,
nn.. NM nn.t
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Foreign Postage.
TO CANADA.
Chnrch DirectorY.

First HsEnodist Church.-services every Sabbath at
10 80 m and 30 pm.
Rev. s. C SLATER, Pastor.
Paine Chapel East Jackson -Services every Sab
bath at 10 30 am and 80 pm.
Rev. ". N. Patterson, Pastor
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DEATHIN MID ARR!

the deadly
- iaria
his family article that Will
Al gId
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Madison Comfy DIRECTORY.

The Madison county Branch Of the Tennessee Imm-
Eraten, Labor aid Real Estate Association meets first
Monday IN each month, AZ clock A NJ, at the ONCE
OF Williams Campbell A. R. REID, President; J. J.
NIEIANs, Secretary
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Meeting Of the City Council.

January Both, 1876.
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Presbyterian Church. - Services every Sabbath
70 80 am. and 80 pm.
, 1876-09-02
FOR CONGRESS.

FIFTH MISSOURI DISTRICT.
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-R. F. Bland las been
nominated for reelection to Congress by thu
Democrats Of the Fifth District In thfs statc.
FounTn INDIANA.
CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 1.-Thc "1ndepend-
cnts" Of tbc Fourth Indiana District nominated
William, l., Bright for Congress.
ELEVENTH. ILLINOIS.
8ptciaI Dlspatch TO 7Ae 7t4aans.
Qu1scY, ILL, Sept. l.-Tho Eleventh Con-
grcsslonal Republican Convention met at barry
to-tiaY. Dr.. Joseph Robbins, of Qutncy, waA
nominated for Congressman by accian,atton,
ami las accepted. i better Notnnatton eou!'4
mt 1lnyo been lnnde In tho district. Dr. !snlr
bins Is entirely sound on tho financial question:
betug opposed to all inaatIoh nonsanse, and tn
is man Of such ability and qualifications 10 to
con,ina,,d the respect of both PARTIES. 1t is be.
Iicvcd that ho will recclyea largo number oi
Democratic votes. ....
At CLAYTON Yesterday and nominated q Legisia-
two aud county ticket. This organization IL
not ut iii formidable.
piAsT KANhAs.
AronIsoH, Ka,,,. eept. l.-W. W. Guthrie,
who was nominated for Congress from tED First
District by one wing Of the Abilene Convention
yesterday, returned home today md
wns the rectplrnt Ut public re-
ccption. In thu cnNrsu Of h!a spcec!l
he stlI his action In regard to the nomination
toncrca him depended Oh syentS ol the iutnfe.
1t is understood that, Il the DcH'oerat1c Con-
yentiou which assemblies In this city Wednesday
next makes no nomination. Mr. Guthrie Will tll''
.netIlately enter upon tho CANVASS. II II puts u
Democratic candidate in tho tcld he will Rtonee
withdraw.
, 1876-09-02

Hpfcfat Correspondence V 3hs tribune.
srn,soYtslD. ILL.,, Aug. 3l.-TAe strength Of
the "Tilteu Reform" movement seems nearly
to have eliminated here, and, from this time
on, It will acquire no additional strength. Cav
Palner, in speech n,atle here, rulogtzcd Gov
Hayes as IN honest nun and good soldier. lie
spike Of Ills letter Ut acceptance a. . straight
forward, honest, manly document, aud the
princplea It Advocated met bis cordial approval
From strcct talk, 1t wss expected he would sup"
port uaycs aud Wheeler, hut tho Democracy.
becoming somewhat alarmed, suggested pos
slbls senatorship. and, to verify thclr good
faith, put "Johnny" Palmer, ths Governors
son, on the Democratic ticket ~ candidate for
Representative. THIS exceedingly small rap has
turned the tiovernor'a head, aud he NOW secs
beauties in Tlldeu'a character hitherto untis-
covered.
"upon what meat" etc. But l am assured
that Palmer cannot take mal With him
CONSERVATION has seized hold Of the Democ-
rary here. It has heen claimed by the opposi-
tion TINT the Republican party Inns not collected
tue public revenue, that It bus failed to enforce
the laws and that much llaa been lost which
ought to-day to stand to ths credit Of tic Gov.
ernluent !; aud now Gomez 4long = reason why.
How c4n 1t be collected when the Democratic
party. BY the agency Of Its chosen leaders. at the
, 1876-09-02

Voorhees,, in Ills Tcrrc 11antc speech. gave Us
reason wy there weso 50 1sn',y Confederate q o.
fyers elected to otcc from the Spnth tilat ihetn
ine e. sui, ''s'.ions. iii ('Incl.baek) tloug4t no
MIN IN Ill., ,.t white or na;l' xnlo %i'l 'ians ts"r
Mr.. voprhces tur this statement. is,ese wsre ssre
brains in lie South, md plenty Ut them, thai
wrre RI rel: not OF IN TIC Confederate army, md that
were capable aud willing to hold nsltloas, 40, o.
public trust aud honor The tGo1le est was, .ey
sal wcro not IN fayur nj pressing
Confederate claims There arc now o. tlio C1:, ",
frticratc claims amounting to over s4W.9oo'vsO W!
iower House OF Congress. What would be the
u,noupt presented to this Government for pMy-
mcnt II thc Democracy tad e9ntro ot theWo's
lIstcned to by the largest audiences that l!aa yet
greeted spealer Vi either this Republican o., "r
Democratic purity IN ts sanpa!gn, ,or 81 rinc a!te
bacE. Mr. Mintof was loudly called for, and
male brief spccCh.
, 1876-09-02

tOHT AEAtHSUNt "l9s
Spsctoi Dlspaleh to 1As Tt1SunA
Fonr ATKINSON, Wis, Sept. 1.-Tlc Demo-
crats opened the campaign here last n!ght IN the
Republican Wlgwam. Mr. Stsong, Of Mineral
Point, Wis, and George 3. Smith, Of Madison,
VIII. spoke to 4 crowded house.
OHIO.
spteta! Dt3paleh to 7ns T1aHns+
WAsn.soros, D. G., Sept. lit IL Tery evi-
dent that tbs Democrats about the Committee
headquarters here expect great results IN Ohio
from secret work Of some kind which they know
to be In progress. The s!gus Of much mora
perfect organization on the part Of tho Demo-
Gratis for work Ia that State than has existed
siuce tha War began Rtn uhmistakab!e. 1Acro
l. = good deal Of quG!st sattsfastton smong then
aud the belief that It. Will have tic ef1cct to
snaka the campaiga !ess vigorous than It other
w!ss might BE-.
tue Bofs IN nLu1. ..
CoLuApus, o., Sept Tho Nsltonsa Sol
die4s' Keunion commences A. Caldwell, O.. ae1t
, 1876-09-02

N the Editor n Tho Tribune.
CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-1 rcah yesterday In the
Chicago Times defense OF Mt. Tildcn's rail-
road jobbcry by Il so-vnllcd Republican, that, Tor
its crooked line Of vision, moral and physical,
sails fur few words only to show the allallow-
ne4s VI its line of argument.
According tu thla defense, Mr.. Ttlden in all OF
Ills railroad schemes las only acted the part oE
MI houest and upright mau, and general hcne'
faetor Of thu whole raee Of sairoud mortgage
llolders, bringing order out Of chaos, md value
ont of Iinnnciul wrecks.
Let It's loaIs vt tlits assertion for moment.
IN the long nnd yarIed experience Of Tilacn US
railroad lawyer, It Ii possibis that hc has been
retained by sonle ul,c (snalD railroad in such
manner TINT he llas benefited all concerned, but
tho rasc is yet to be heard from, where la has
talicu hold VI bankrupt railroad and acted the
honorable part of q bencfactor for aA parties tn
interest. In every tNsthNce ho has used MS
wonderful sk!Il and ingenuity n sue!, q way
that worthless, bankrupt railroad has been
tu:kcl to sone ltno tn admirable condition aisd
financial prosperity, stock-wntcrcdt anti tlle
bankrupt concern pluced On It's feet. to the lrrc-
parable injury 0f the stockholders Ut the pros-
ncru,ls road. As II pain, unyarntshcd tale, the
fact ls this: You hare money, haye none;
by Il Iurtls pUcils inauHuvrc Of the laW-cOtn-
pei you to enter Into partnership with nic, pay
iny tehts in our Joint !! paper, and settle with
II nntf You benefit nc. and, as you have
my tworthlcss) effects t0 secure you for my
debts, 1t il un cqual bargain.
John I4ltttcjohn. ttancll sna stFong,
Upright and downright scorutng wrong,
might bc inclined TO be qutzztcal In regard to
the transaction, a,,d dcclarc that there was n
moral wrong In such transaction; but VIC
could eilcuce l,t1n by say[ng tat, as lad man
aged to get hold Of your paper. by conniyance
With your bankers, 1t was all right, and tho
lis, II tt.Vh1Httal fAn}IlS
, 1876-09-02

Yesterday Was lively day In the Paeiac 11otcl
ROBINS, they being crowded all day With visitors,
from, home and abroad. A handsome AID sut-
atautlal banner has been flung to the breeze II
the Clark.strect front of the hotel. 1t beass
heals OF Hayes and Wheeler, and two national
lnEs, aud tlcworls, Republican 1lcalq quarters:
Hayes and Wheeler" 1t Isl crelitnblc piece u
work, and attracts great attention. Tho noM'
nation of seymouF fur Governor Of New York
BY tho Democrats, and Ills declluatton, acems to
add further assurance Of the success
ol Edwin D. Morgan Secrctary Shepard
bad Iarge number of letters from
various parts Vt New York State, all Of which
point to Republican victory In November
Indiana news was exceedingly cheering. Tho
Democrats there are brought to tho ulost e..
tremc struts, aMu are, Of course, ~ llas BEEN
previously exposed In TUE TRIBUNE, playing
the mcanest dWlgcs and tricks to catch votes
Ohio ietters arc ulost enthusiastic, and that
State is assured for Hayes and Wheeler
G. II. Carr, Of Ga'esbnrg, Is announced to
speak In Jacksonville this evening.
Among those who registered yesterday ws's
Capt. l.; 2: Sherman, Vermont; 9. Fisher, Cairo;
WORTH; r, sshroycr, chatsWorth; j. 9: Ms.
Bride, Lincoln, NIB. penIa.nln Brown, Berllu,t
ILL.,; WILLIAM y. Richardson, Springfield; ueotss
H. HEtnkcrAoll, Springfield; Charles ltal4xln'
Carr, Louisville, KY; Z. G. johnson, peorta.it
Addison Uoodell, lroquols County; John u
Cotton, Valrshurg;. N. T.: stcarlls, Rteonit
Paxton, Ill. ". Il. Brown, MetsQ,olts; A. vi
Jones, Mayor Of Oshkosh; G. u. Tr!tnhlG "
tawa; q. Il. Dyer, Joliet; tic Hon. Il. II. Whit
lug, n. G., Peoria.
DEMOCRATIC nEADQuARTEns.
The Palnler-iIouse rooms afforded but litte
Of uotc yesterday. Secretary Crowley md Gen;
Cameron each wrote some Ivtturs, entcrtai9ua
aome friends, and answered the 1isual number
OF questions. The Executive Coln.usttee ha3e
sent Sir. uoiez down IL Springfield to asranse
fnr the 1lass-lllcctIng to b. lIell there on tii9
lt!h Inst. Judges Trunbu!l md 1luo!lllle WI
srcuk there, aMl, perhaps, Tom iic'islrrksM,n H.
they yau get HIN. This preparations for tho
meeting 10 be held In tkls cit, on thu ltll snst'
arc also going on. Tho State Central Conmlt'
! tes meets lu Springfield on thu 18th a. 1ilss.
Among tbs callers Ut headquarters "ete
tho Hon. George i. Smith, Madison, laii j.. L.
| Wright, Cincinnati, O.; c. d. Colbert Essas.'
ytlls, ln.l.; Louis gcllenyhaussp,, EyAunyt''s'
| Ind; Vim. CAse, Waukeean; J. +. Johastoef
Westdeld, N. T.; D. +. Joles, OTTAWA
1NpErRNDENT GIKENDACkkRs
At the fremont lIouse yesterday there W ~
but little doing. Secretary Springer conso!Ts,I !s,
I huselt BY GEurlpK najur!tics. That pole VIZ VIZ
b zalsed At Eyerg1eeu Park this aftesnoons ea