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The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-03-22


A dispatch from Queenstown dated
the 10Th inst. announces that the Brit
ish bark Euniinides Capt Bard capsizctl
N the 1sth of March. Second mate and
seven of the crew srrive''. al tina. port.
The rcmaindrr If the crew aud the rap.
ID II, thirteen in all, were drowned
he t'nmiridcs was of 1i47 ior> and
ow"e:i y R"'fina-. Eod,lingIon s. Co..
propri tors "f the Atl,nti: Saw Mills
near Beaufort She cleared from this
port ON Feb. 18th, for Greenwich.
Scotland. with 892.934 feet Of lumber
valued at $500 This was the second
visit of the Euminidcs to this pace and
the ca plain and crew of the il -iaied bark
had many friends and acquaintances
among us who were shocked TO hear OF
her disastrous end.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-03-22

DR.. wilder, @. p. Gardener, Renty F.
Greavcs and VIM. Reed have been elect
ed delegates tn The. county conventiu on
from Hilton Head, to the great disgust of
tho Valentine cliqu.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-03-22

. A case was tried before Trial Justice
Hucks Of Georgetown on Monday last,
which involved SOME important princi.
Piles in reference to the pilot law. In
this case tho evidence showed that a
pilot spoke vessel outside of the bar,
instructed the Captain how he might
get over the lar, and left him to board IA
larger vessel further out; another pilot
actually boarded the first weasel just be
fors she crossed the bar, which was not
buoyed out. The frst pilot claimed
pilotage, which was paid him, and this
action was to- recover the same amount
Of piiotage from the master of the
vessel. The justice charged the jury tha,
the constructive scrv ices rendered bv the
nst pilot was not enough under the law
to entitle him to pilotsge, and that en-.
services rendered by the second pilot
wer, the services contemplated by law
4 verdict wss rendered for the plaintiff.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-03-22

Tnos. II. WHEELER,
Cork Of Board.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30
4 re: c-S:.

For Consumption, bronchitis. a>th-
ma, catarrh, throat and lung diseases.
Also y >ure relief ami a permanent
cure for general debility, dyspepsia
and all crvou affections, by 4
simple vegetable mediriHe. which
cured a venerabiy Missionary Physician
who was long a resi- lent Of Syrir and
the East. and who has freely given
tn valuable specific 10 thousands of
Kindred sufferers with tie greatest
possible benefit. and he o feels it
his sacred Chris ian duty to impar, to
Others this wonderful invisoraring
remedy. aud vii send FREE he
origiual receipt complete. with full d.
rertion> to any person enclosing stamp
for reply.
DR. CLARK 4. ROBBINS,
Greely Block, Syracuse, y. Y.
~. .. Box -. i6-4x
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

-MILNER'S NURSERY. CLOVER
Ton WEBSTER Co.-The undersigned
has at hi Nursery a fine lot of Graf
ted truit trees OF the harilestl.:.ni
choicest varieties, raised and for Sale
for f.. +. STEPHENS of the Crete nur-
sery. Viii al>o receive aud TIL or
der>, for all kind, If rree>."urnimcntal
As well ~ orchard aud all varia,ie>
of Garien fruits. Pubic patronage
solicited.
l4N2 J l.. MINER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

Il haze always con-ilered adver-
tiSing. literally and long to be the
great medium of success in business.
and prelude in wealth. Aud | have
made it an invariable rule. too, to ad-
verri>e in the dulle>t times, as we'll as
the Busiest, long experience having
taught ne that money thus spent va
we'll laid out ~ by keeping my bu>i
mess continually before the public. it
has secured NE many sales that | wolG
otherwise have lost"
STEPHEN GIRARD
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

Miss Florence Allen, and Mrs l..
Moore are prepared to DO dress
making and Millinery. Also do over
felt and straw hats. Bleaching and
coloring done in good style. Ladies
of Red Cloud ana vicinity are cordially
invited to call aud examine our stock
of Millinery goods before purchasing
elsewhere. lJtf
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

W. \. Smith Of Hastings, Ncb,
keeps a well selected stock of Books,
Stationary, Musical Instruments, Jew
clry. Watches. Clocks, Toys, AMI No.
tion>. Dealers in stationary will do
we'll 10 give them a call. Watches
repaired and satisfaction guaranteed.
Look for the sign Book Store I1-iw
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

water ms farm Wiz D. pt '')
rLr,p AMI on easy terms, For turtle
cL,rd N,h
Lnn.- some like winter today.
Dn.cc i
Wv ~
.
-.
'''
Where i, tha, min who wa going
~ "'"S nI ~ a.,
"od'i" INV
our Harmony friend, DO 20. mani
tc., di.ro-irion 10 be- eoc!ahlc. Come
d,u, and sec ~. ocra ipnally.
,iry h. ,,g.. =. understand.
:, ,,e..,. H. r,.I.n, IN A-h'ard
NJ
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

VIII attend IN any business before
the L. :. Land Office at Bloomington.
Neb and the department. Washing
ton ID { Three years ofhcirl expe-
rience in L. $. Lasd Office a. Lowell
and Bloomington.
Gives special attention 70 contests arising
N Ter the Presumption. Home.ce,a and I'm
Der tUl are laws.
S6Ohce With JUICE GAslin. tuo door,
south L. ). Lind D1ce building.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

WIN. Ne Bride informs u ia at he
has secured the services of one Of
the best harness maker, In the west,
and i better prepared than ever to
get up good harness on short notice
Nothing bat the best IA k-tanDed lea
Their used, and all work warranted.
Inf
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

Tire nan who don advertise has
his store hung around with shingles
and pieces Of barrel heads. inscribed
with Iamphiack, Irish Pcrta,er>."
horn meci," Flower, All kinds
of kontury produce" KaikeS and
KanGieS for sail here" He SAYS.
There aren't no sens in noo>raper
advertiser so long as a TELLER is smar
enuf 10 tend to his own b,anr> aud kin
stand at the dore aud heller tie Eel.
lerS ill.,"
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

Indications are favorable. again, ior
q geucral European var.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

! caught aHi tbi.ei 10 y4i-.
!; TnE Franklin hl- arrived a. New
r York and Twr.d !. again IA AL.
Indications are favorable. again, Tor
q general European var.
CSicra mUrbu, l. Fastening a r.
Hgious revival =, We,unpka, A
bama.
The holids,- ere a~Gpr"aoling All!
iuIkcy- are beginning To- II Pend
them elvc. from hook ca gtycery
storc-.
Eey few nrn rcalizr III" blessings
Of a good wifi, until a place h"ts en-
HI shoulder hIales, thar he can TT ach
need, scratching tx
IL l. believed tiat two rhru-,nI
farmers per year Tide Oh # lay-tack-
and strike on the tines Of ,itchiork-.
when there i, really 10 need Of , ,rngIe
one being hurt.
The DemDcyr, .! L,nOaa almoni-h-
g. weak, struggling cp'cup0rarIcs to
trust Ia The Lnrd.' That may be
all ri.hr, but a. a general rLlns tLI-
credit business. don't AZ.
1t is announced that the Thayer
County .Se"iinei hl, passed from the
hands of Mr.. +. \. Burdlck, t. ,ho-e
of Mr.. Past. ". wish the Sentinel
success under the q, ~auageincni.
\ Kalamazoo woman being tOli
while II church. that divorce had
be en- e,aLtcd her, lcran e. sing, AT
the top OF her voice, My country, lis
Of tL.ec sweet land of liberty"
IL l. a striking instance Of the de-
pravIiy of lnanlmate things that when
b"b,ailed coats arc in fashion pa. a
looms wear gu, behind ia all vi a quar-
ter .. the tine rla, they do when the
friendly garment, which reacle, to ia.
knee, i, worn.
va "a'''a' '"a'S zap Jones
knock | know he his come To ak me
10 be lis VIE Wei my dear you
sou hated him 50" Hat. him,
dos, mu.h That, ;n,cnl IN J.. a..
moi, ber-ip-,w" R.v.ng. !. v..,
We nave recrlvci a copy OF Peter
son : '"nhtrr'eit i'r'e;tor. IL Is IL
tohded 10 ail Per-'nS IN detecting
counterfeit money, " hat moved them
10 ec"u Us SUCH u III 'hH, 10 more thah
tainly knew that We could have n,
earthly u t for anything of that kind
~ va" 'F''''' ~ '"'ui
,.'" " '"'''''''"" "e,"rc" Tue c"'i
''."S ""' II ''oi ''e'
'"S '"a' exists net"eeh Ms respected
F'"' anu az" N"""> u! instinct
"''' J, III Siss ""'" U" '"c >"'9rct
'.a' he WI" Se inc "'o>' 'ea"'''"'
the days OF the Revolution.
H. ,,.;., U.,u Ill
..,, ,h,.L, rx,L,a.:m.
L., m.L,.;.t.I.
-, ~ oL,.L.m
Farm c;onIs or I,,;,,, o.Iu,,
as they ,srs,>,;, calling hn, 50
a., ..Th,m" W..
-.
Every one-hor>e newspaper in the
.''' ''SS''s n'''e n''"' 'rhs
''"'"
~ W '''S' ''"'' ~
I" .n'"t "aS not a-Aed
""'o'' " '"iN's' ou' o" tue con
""'s WE "'a "'' '"" "ne'S Oh 'ur
Ncs' 'u' i"'nAs"''s "''"e'' ahu
wa" ".' ''''>''neu III '''S'S' accept
u '"
A., s,,,;,, - H. uu.
D.
her into n seat which was in part
occupied, and he took another just
opposite. The part whom he sat
with offered SO IL elsewhere so that he
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30
FOUND.

/ Ccu'ennial helr' or something OF
the kind. supposed to have ben used
a. an ornament by berg suspended
from the lower extremity ofsome per
sans ear. The owner can get the arti-
Gle by calling at this Office.
Have patience boys. W. will try
lul secure III. services OLA ta'ker
who will, We hope bc able to enter
tam yom. We hnpethi> arrangement
will prove satisfactory. We are quite
sure it vii. he a great relief Ia our
coiapa>ito,> who find it rather difficult
to talk and set type at the same tine.
The lIa-ting- folks call the Omaha
and R"pnhiic,n Valley R.i!roai, the
''Om,ha. Hastings and Republican
Railroai." Ii is evident to ali who
have given tn subj ct thought. that
Rel Cioud i the point that this road
Is intended To strike. We We no
objections To the roa! passing through
Hastings, moi in the least, Bat julg-
inc from present Indications We should
SAY that Harvard is more likely to he
the place of crossing the b 4 VI. II,
as may be reasonably expected, this
road is completed to Red Cloud within
he next year., the heavy grain trade
of Northern Kansas and the Repuhli-
can Valley will center here instead of
at Hastings. Citizrns of Webster
county. wake up To Your interests
Adams county supports fice weekly
papers. The business men o: Adams
county advertise ihrraiiy in all ofrheir
papers, and >nma oftnem d. consider
able advertising abroad, AMI conSe-
Juentiy have an extensive trade We
don't ike To find fault with our towns
men. bat We DO think that the mer-
chants o. Red C,oIi would suhserve
their own interests by supporting o
literally their home institutions. We
are laboring hard To make a good local
paper of the CHIEF. How far uur
efforts have been successful. We leave
It's readers TO Judge. w should like
to place the enterprise on a living ba-
sis. and to accomplish this end We are
using every means within u reach.
We are sorry TO Sa However. that We
have received but little encouragement
from the business men Of Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30
T. (.fL s..
To- Ibt. FARMERS

-, -. L,-ho-. u,.l.,
'ri"" '"' y".' r"-" 81" s0-i-
70, =! .lDiiN = POTTER
T.. hu.c IS. 81 ii..rIu.. N~b
food. fan, h,v... ~ IN. CJry I'm.
-
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

The Juniata WrIH will please ac-
cept our thanks for the complimentary
notice in last week issue of that pa
per. w beg leave. however. to IN
form u friends Of Juniata and Hast
incs that u name Is not ''Thnmpsnn,
as they persist ~ calling u. but sim
oily 'ThomIs." What's in a name,
etc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

A. Dr Shercr l. sscd round the eli
car, he spoke Of IA" "cu>>cd tratc'mi-
q" Having reference no DOUBT, IL
~ bows of the CU!rF nffirc. who IL
Guccd him to SET en- mp Shcrcr
keeps good cigars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

Every one-hor>e newspaper in the
land is begging some friend 10 bring
in 4 turkey for THANKSGIVING. Gra.!te.
Now, Bro, don't judge other, by
yourself. The CHEF has not a-ked
anyone for 4 turkey, but on the con
trary. We have had two offers of tur-
keys for our Thanksgiving dinner, aud
with L accustomed IN .Ic>ly, accept
cd of but one
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

ISNr tF.F B
H. vH.'ur' n ~

N,g-ui~r
Comp ~ haIrr - - ~.'sr-. a.
,h.- "rn~ o, A1!-~'k iisa-s-sH'
Ian Q. J. II . ia - A'4gl ufu-
hi. hpuc,'. a entry : !4,r!
sept. It'h -. riol tie - p s~-'
section -F tsKu-aIg . a.r % D. l..
vt. Il " ,,~'-r c1Iut, \-ar4'.i
wrh ! yIcs - a., can-st.t,un - &l
Gtry TIL sal plr:.,- arc f.tvi,
-uum,nc t. apl~tr n til 81 a-
tn l.'L ia. - J4ugar. ~ 81.
% r.,s ~ - rr.l'tsi ~! irrI-h
t,>'iu,uy conserving ii a-:ci
abau.1unTn,
W,r>TEa EATON R-.I-'-r
bpu " lbuU~,l k.c,tyr-
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

ARTHUR ". FrRN.AS. wiring 10
his father, Gov. Fu,na>, from Florida.
says:
Florida gives about 3 u0 repuh
lean m%.irrity Et,ry democrat who
had men employed ha. turned offevery
man who voted the republican ticket.
aud swear they will never give a re-
publican employment again. If Til
den Is elected. northern men are all to
be driven out Of the state-that IS. II
1t can lie dane.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

Al prescht writing the presidential
sr..fA is unsettled. Enough has been
harmed. however. 10 convince us that
we are not 10 be the next president of
these Unitel States. We hunbly
submit to the inevitable.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

We call the attention of our rea ieIs
lathe fact that the CHEF contains
/fnoSt twice a. much read ug mlttcr
as sVy Ia,er on the Republican. Ne
,roI'Ase To make it emphat ca'ly the
paper o: tie 'Iallry."
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

At a station on the New Haven
Road, the other day, a man and
woman came into the car. lie put
her into one seat which was in part
occupied, and he took another Just
opposite. The part whom he sat
with offered 50 i, elsewhere so that he
and his lndN,A.sht Lave Ike sea, To-
gether. oh, It does not matter"
he REPLIED; I'VE are married The
explanation was con-ldercd >ati>tacto-
~. DnnLG,y .Nccs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

E6foC10 per dsy .t home. sam, les
:" worth g free. sI!>son i Son.
Portland, Maine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

The holids,- are ~aGgroadling ani
,uIkcy- are beginning To- II pend
them -elyc. from hook On grvcery
store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

Friends who cab at our office
will please remember that this l. 10
place Ia indulge ia loud talk and NOISY
DEMONSTRATION. Pleas, Remember AMI
>a-r n the unpleasant tax of calling
your attention to the fact.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

\Oar Saltwater fl ni- are ont of
mex. Why? Because The mail carrier
who supplies their Office, leaves Red
Cloud on Welne>day evening. or the
day hefc,e tie CHItF l. published.
GanJl on SATURDAY Of hc same Week lay
'1rer a, Elm Creek, until Monday fol
lowing. Consequently cur subscribers
who receive then mail on thar route,
haye 10 wait until the week after pub
\Eca,ion to get their paper. We 20 to
Dress promptly every Thursday morn
irg,k don't blame Us.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

Tie rc>idrnce Of " y. Richardson
caught fiTr lat Monday, but 1t wa~
ii-cov"rci before the flme> had gam
ed hrai~lv. ani hy a prompt appllca
ton Of a ( " buci.ct> of water was o
rXtir:ui>hcl.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

Mr.. Bentley called recently and sub
~,ihcl for the CHIEF, aud paid in al
vance. with the remark that he wished
10 go 10 Heaven. All hight, you are
certainly on the right road, but it
none but those who pay COR III ir pa
per promptly. get To ileaven,-Whar !
oh what will hec1me of nine tenth,
the subscribers Of III" CHIEF.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

IL l. striking instance Of the de-
praviry of inaniua,e things that when
b"b,ailed coats are 10 fashion para
looms wear out behind ia ala ut a quar-
ter .: the tine that they do when the
friendly garment which reacie, to the
knees /, worn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30


II TIE RED CLOUD CHEF
-43-1 z1HH--1A
LOCAL MATTERS.
.A"f;,rSip rhis t.hnanI J. C.nf. u Li"o
Arrival and Departure al Vail.
tr",n th" sSrd s:suI 70
iA~r*DS Leave. Nunlav's
Wkn,Slav'- and Fr:9ay : = III.
MAY closed . =. m. iulvc> Tue
day Thursday aml Saturdays = II.
HARVARD Leaves Tro !av's an!
EuIa, q T.. IA. arrives Tuesday
and Friday 81 y. IN. Maj. closed
=" =. IA.
EsAriIX, gojng cast, Monday
>Ihu;~day. > =. IA Going w.t.
~ Tuesday aud I%Ii!ay'- - a M
-. :: Il: 4: !: ::::..' ::::: {. !: :
JrnAL Kansas, arrives %frilay'>
. - m. Leaves Friday / T.. IA.
Er~~Er, kau-as, arrives Thursdays
- M. Leaves Thursday / =. m
Office opcn from 4; until 6 n. n
~N-
,hc evening bcforc the ,,a,. ic,yc
Men N
'H'E'H DIRECTORY.
,Et"AllGNAL u RfH-
'S Ls,l,' Of s rsrh ,h hr,, an" =; E Ih5' ei Ha"l
.rj Ir,,,La - n'.in,t i, ~ =.
I'D Cloud. ; o'cla.l T.. - A. In
Sal~ =, p,,, md U,uo,y
~A,.,. E.y. \. MA."ELI,
fa~,or
hhflINi w. - XIV.
n..L S,'"m'
u.n.",ng at 80 E v Closes ~ II.
'''E. H""'
Subscribe who A., no, receive heir ~.
ger r.- l'arIy. VIII confer i fn.o b. notify
~ ''' 'n,'' ,i''rN I"Il''
tom has y rhrirri. and that they are re-
+".,.' ,'%'.. a, once an l settle AMI re c"
'Brnr in yaur job y,rk to tbe Chief
. Look out for heaps of Holiday ,
good. al MrS Luz lS,rI
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

Toy Tow Toy q"
For the ~II.lliay-, at the Post
Dh.cc. i
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

G:..:e :: ..e.c.e:..
Notice i hereby gIscn. That val
examine all persons who may 1cs,rcro
offer ,hem-rlse- a candidates FOR
teacher, of the primary or common
schools of the county At nv o'hc- u
Red Cloud. on the mr., Saturday 4
August, November. February aud
May. }, :. GILLIAN.
Go. SuprrIut,uicn'.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

:! y Pot informs us that he has
rhe largest barn west ni Joe, War
nerS an i prrprr.l 10 aa'pmm,-
!arc the irrl@hrrr>, and all orhrr>
who may cali Livery r!g> furnished
on short notice IL 1t
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30
FOE SALE.

\ Earn on Elm Creek. o." acres, ="
acr.- nnl~r cultivau@u Tmler aui
water Tni- farm val b. ep.i Iery
cLr,r AMI on easy terms, For further
~ruriru'ar- call on or addrc>- the
CuiIF Office Rel Cloud Neb
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

\ Kalamazoo woman being tDl
while IA church. that a divorce had
be en- r,aL,cd her, leran e. sing, AT
the top OF her voice, My country, lis
Of tlec sweet land of liberty"
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

ArlIY, going cast, Nouaaye
>d'Ihu;-day ~. m Gong w.t.
Tueslay'~ aud Ili!ay'~ - "A M
PL@As,.,T ilHL ~leavr- Thursdays u
a IN Aunyc- Wednesday ! T.. IN.
Ma! closed . +. IN.
JrnAL Kansas. arrives Fridays
- M. Leaves Friday / T.. IA.
IL knu-a,. arrivc> Tirr-1ay's
II a m. Leaves Thursday / =. M
Office opcn from / until e p. N.
All registered matter must hc IN
The evening before the mail, leave
VI Il. MCNITT, +. VI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

90 20 the Pos, Office and see that
ca Lrer Oft mu.ny Bouk ftp n.cIcls.
lie 4, 'biz.'
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

We have receive l a copy of Peter
son Counterfeit Dr'e:tor. IL /, IN
tended to aid per~onS in detecting
counterfeit money. What moved them
TO send u such Il tn ing, IL more than
We can tell. They being printers, Ger
tainly knew that We could have n,
earthly u t for anything Of that kind
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30
rows .iNU / TRY.

Sgh-rr"" who DO not receive heir pa
I"r. ~ t'IrIy. VIII confer Il ia.or - notify
lng u III the tact At once.
-D9t"rs va" IEi their rlicrs marked
W.T. "a y" III know that ia. IT -ub-crip-
ton has ~ - pirri. and that they are re-
r"r-ri '"",l at once an settle. AMI re cw
- ttrr ~ub--Gir'I.n-
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

1t is announced that the Thayer
County .Se"ii""i Ia, passed from the
hands of Mr.. /. \. Burdlck, T. ,ho.c
of Mr.. Past. We wish the Senrinel
success under the u, u aua.emcu,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30
Arrival and pcPsriurc al ta:is
from the SSra S.,u. T.

i1A>EI&nS Leaves Nunlav's
W&ntSlav'- and fr;aay : = IN.
MAY closed = J.. m iul.c> Tue
day Thursday aul Saruring> II.
IIARNAEn Leaves Tro iav's an!
Euia,.> q T.. IA aTr,y". Tuesdays
aud Friday - y. IN. Mai. closed
% T.. IA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

Rev. Rely called a, the CnIFF office
one day last week. He p'clcl"d to
a c.oylcl hon g LAT Sandy night.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

From 'hi> time on the EhiEF Is ia
~nlprnvr,l IN every particular. every
wrrl. until the mln WHO read, it DOT
viii Ice an Object of public pity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-30

Wien YOU ." &" Rivcrr"n, stop in
. / see l.. \ Williams handle ll~ pet
Srie>uake>. They are genuine. ard
the WAY he ,ct> them coil around hl>
hand and arm locks perfectly danger
VI 20 the l,ho'icr.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-09-29
ILL MATCHED TEAM.
Very truly yours,
J. B. GORDON.

DR.. FELTON, is still making the
canvass in the 9TH district. We
learn he is driving two fast horses,
named respectively "Radicalism"
and democracy" 1t is true they
are not matches, and balk and work
badly together, but the Doctor has
great faith in his own ability to final
ly break these two incongenial
horses into harness in serving his
ambitious purposes. Notwithstand
ing the fact that Major Hargroves is
"grooming" these horses for the
Doctor with great care, yet it is a
dangerous experiment and may re-
suit in serious runaway accident,
in which the whole turnout" may
be overthrown.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-09-29
A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER

The Radicals who assail Mr.. Til
den SO person ally and numerically
are not having it all their own way.
Having provoked that kind of war
fare, they will get their fill before
long. The following testimony OF
Isidor Morales, of Havana, Cuba, is
specially edifying just now. Here
is an interview between him and one
of the press reporters:
"Do you know of any one in New
York owning slaves in the West In
dies ?"
eyes. F. D. MorgOn, Republican
candidate for Governor, owns num-
Der, who are branded on the left
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GEN. ]. B. GORDON.

"Falsehood Ceases to be Dangerous
When Truth is Left Free to Combat It."
The following letter from Senator
John B. Gordon fully explains itself,
and at the same time shows that
"bragg" and mere assertion" does
not amount to anything in this cam
paign, unless supported by evidence,
no matter how "re lie able" the au-
thority;
ATLANTA, Sept. 25th, 1876.
Mr.. w. S. N. NEAL,
Editor Marietta Journal,
My DEAR SIR Yours of the Odd
is Just received. You ask if l will
give you a denial of the following
paragraph clipped from some pa
per:
"WE learn from reliaJle authority that Gen.
Gordon passed through Acworth the other day,
and declared himself in favor Of the re election
of DIR. FELTON,. He says he thinks the people
ought to return him to Congress. Il Canton
Georgian, FELTON, Paperl
| can not imagine how such re-
port could have found circulation.
The statement is a mistake in every
particular, except that | did pass
through Acworth few days ago
l held, however, no conversation
whatever upon the subject referred
to and made no such declaration
either there or elsewhere.
am,
Very truly yours,
u GnnnnM
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shoulder with his initials, E. D. M"
"How did Morgan become possess
ed of these slaves I"
by foreclosing upon planters who
owed him large sums of money and
owing to the war in Cuba, were not
able to pay, and so Morgan took
possession of both plantations, slaves,
crops and all"
as Morgan now running these
plantations z"
ayes, and working the slaves, as |
understand, at very fair profit F.; in
fact, making good deal of money
out Of them"
AS the accusation about Mr.. Til
den's income tax has recoiled upon it's
authors, and even the New York
Times has got out of ammunition, it
is no more than fair that Mr.. Morgan
should take the stand and testify
what he knows about Cuban negroes
aud the brand of f. d. M.