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g4ti so RICHMOND AND PETERsBUgGl
= 10. ys.....e.-r RAILROAD COMPANY,

I23s3s b i...t ssit RICHMOND AND PETERsBUGGl
3 ~ ,:s: .tt.s..s.- RAILROAD COMPANY. {
| COMMENCING SEPTEMBER 8, 1876, trains
" on this road win run as follows
o1o A. ThRou UtSs MSiI S dsy conuen
for Wilmington Charleston, Savannah,
Columbia, Augusta, and MI points South
.&t#t- and South west. Sleeping-car attached
|tiE{i runs through to Weldon. This train
n, stops only at Manchester and Chester.
8 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sunday
= ~. with passenger-car attached. Through
!, yr1,, tickets sold by this train to Lynch
burg, and connection made at Peters
!is a s2Ohio train for stations on that road
~. az and Southwestern points.
l:2o P. 81, THROUGH MAIL daily. Pasen.
b.. G11t gers taking this train viii make
- r,t close connection at Petersburg foe
Norfolk, and ut Norfolk with splendid
r.t 10 Bay-line steamers for Baltimore, Phil
adelphi2, and New YORK, and With the
-. .r.e Old Dominion steamers for New York.
Fare as low US by any other line.
7so A. II, I'll F1ssshs daily sSs sieep. Sun
1;:.l. gt = day.. with coach attached, s..
IL A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connechhS
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
sod o. - Potomac railroad for al points Ess'
5P. N FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sunday,
.',. - with passenger-coach attached.
7:45 r. M. THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
.i.,,II with, Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for MI points Elt
AL, 80 and West. Pullman sleeper attached,
t4rssl running through 10 Baltimore. Aso
making close connection win tne
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad lor ne
e@tIiJtt.ti Virginia Springs and all points koHl
h: s...q,.-ri, and West. This train stops only s!
Chester and Manchester. r.v. .
The IL A. II. train from Petersburg and fheI2U
p. NJ. train from Richmond Will stop on signal u
regular stations
Passengers for Clover Hill Pits leave RichmoGdN
LEO r. ii. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and ffi'
" Y. =Fs r. IN i " 9"
!. ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start from
SUNDAY EXCuRSIoN9T TRAINS Leave Rich.
mond at A. NJ. aud p. N -,
seS A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of an exc
- cution in my hands shall proceed TO sell at Mr.
Grace and Franklin, on SATURDAY the 30th In
stant mt IL O'Clock A. NJ, one FURNITURE
WAGON, nearly new.
TERMS: Cash. JOHN w. WIGHT,
se29 Sheriff City of Richmond.
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
cornar of Rank and Eleventh streets.

corner of Bank and Eleventh streeS'
GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO BEAU
STIE1rT, Tors ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
GROVE STREET BETWEEN HARyIE. AND
PLUME sTREETs1Wil be sold a: at a9 9 on
1875. Mt S O'Clock p NJ, LOTS Nos. % and "a, 10
Gated as above, each 80 by 100 feet to an alley.
These are really beautiful lots and are In desirable
and improving locality. ,onD,,,
co on " Auctioneer.
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RICHARDSON & CO., Auctioneers; - a..
b. j. Thompson Brown, Real Estate Agent anu
n Nh .sucfioneer, j 1l3 Nfaia street.

HOUSE AND LOT IN
DASHLAND ATPUBLICAU CTION;-At the re-
quest or the owner, Rev g. Rowe WIN sei t
III IN or October. 1875 at4 O'Clock H., that desi-
srabie FRAME HOUSE and LOT, E. c On ig
the nian of the town of Ashland, and bounced on
the north by Lee street. the south sres.
on the east by Mulberry street.. and on by
Maple street. 1900 ., .,,,o
depot is frame, comfortable ard In good repair ana
two rooms Fire pump, &C., In The yard
Parties desiriag to attend the sale can leave tch-
nond on the 81 p. NJ. train and return same evening
at S O'Clock. q
TERMS One fourth cash: balance at 6: ~, and
months interest added, and secured by trust Deed
49, @-~'- 800 : 7'lg'f j. THOMPSON BROWN,
st.a oN-nc1 s7.a1nll Aucttoneer.
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TToRsEs FOR SAL b i O. PUB 5.zr
III Lie AUCTIoN.-At the request Of the 81 49,,
hoe aT nj Ia O'Clock Al. NJ, Mt the vacant Jog on
Hank between Eleventh aud twelfth streets SEVEN
YOUNG, FINE, and sTYhIsHl 1. sA 1.aor.s anu
a. ALSO,
pair BROWN; 1fATCH-HoRss s, young ana ant
stylish;
! n nsg Tps sfsiSa3 : with top.
snlendid SPAR TOP-BUGGY, half springs, very
light and stylish; Htne used as good as new. anu
made by one OF the most celebrated mahuacsofef9
TERMS Ninety dsys for approved, endorsed, ne.
igotiaoe no'ss' OK I'D G6Sp rSSi WARREN CO.,
no ''D' - Auctinneers.
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By Lee, Seldom 6 c

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION $500
w bags good to prime new-cIop
RIO COFFEE,
cargo of the brig Edith Hail. direct importation, on
THURSDAY, October 9Th, ut IL O'CLOCK, at our
warehouse, Fourteenth street nno~, . cn
sc 2S-1w .s- LEE, SEDDoN q W.
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.DAIIYLINE BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
- ! !. - BALTIMORE. ]. Il .lE..L 80.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
SJT DA cCEN-ER TRAINS

THROUGH 'PASsENGER- TRAINS arrive at
Richmond DAILY at 10 A. DIX, and leave Richmond
at $50 P. NJ, connecting at West Point with the
magnificent first-class steamers HAVANA and
LOUISE, and landing passengers IN, Bal , az
A. NJ, In ample time to connect with all trains Tor
northern. eastern, or western points.
Fare to Baltimore.- ~
Fare to Baltimore and return. W
Fare to philadelphia. 0g
Fare to Philadelphia and return 79
Fare to New York and return. u 75
tIse g SsSSR to Baltimore Phiiadei-
phia, and New York, good for THIRTY DAfsfrom
uI TH iRSft FREIGHT TRAINS leave Richmond
DAILY at A. NJ; arrive at Richmond DAILY at
Freights delivered in Baltimore at A. NJ. DAILY.
Careful handling and the utmost dispatch g1iaran-
teed. .a&t= 2 9G al.S ~ t-a2t!f.
; The management takes pleasure in announcing to
the public the establishment Of their DAILY
steamers have been reftted in the most thorough
manner for the accommodation OF passengers and
freights. Their STATE-ROOMS are large and well
furnished. TABLE supplied with every delcacy OF
Travellers taking this line have the benefit Of the
delightful trip down the Chesapeake Bay and arrive
in Baltimore In ample time to connect with the rail
lines for philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all
western points. 49,
Of freights to from southern points at Richmond
Cars run through between West Point and Atlanta
without change. Tickets sold to all northern, east
ern, and western points, and baggage Checked
through. ..s5s 80 ~ - !. -.Lt .s1...
For tickets apply at A.. w. CAREERS, s26 Main
street; at the Exchange Hotel and company's de-
not, corner Twenty-thlrd and Dock streets.
au 20 Fl. T. DOUGLASS, Superintendent. .
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... BY w. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr, y
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF COMFORTA-
SECOND BETWEEN LEIGH AND DUVAL
STREETS.-WiH be sold at auction, on the premi-
ses, on SATURDAY. the 30th Of September, 1875.
and FRAMED TENEMENT located as above, now
owned and occupied by Mr. Thomas Gary. 1t con-
tains four rooms, and Is IN good order. sl .
TERMS: Liberal, and nude known at the time OF
sale - ' W. GODDIN,
ne 27 ..E" .H Auctioneer. :
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AUCTION sALEs--Thls Day.
BY Cook q Laughton. Auctioneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

No. 10 Governor street.
NTAGONS, DURHAM COW AND
w GALE AND HANDSOME FAMILY -HORSE
ATT aIICTIoN-THiS DAY ut 10 O'Clock we VIII
sell at the horse-lot, Lumpkin's alley,
! very stylish BAY MARE, sound, gentle, ana WORKS
well in harness, and good saddle animal;
TWO-HORSE FARM WAGON and HARNESS;
/ SPRING-WAGON and HARNESS:
/ thoroughbred short-harned DURHAM SUM, VAIN
yoIinp CALF COOK g. LAUGHTON,
CO on a=-S-t $50 3 50 Auctionecrs.
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AND ONO RAlLkoap
J. i. vs,p3 gHs sorrn AND WEST.

SsssS. FOR THE N0isTH A NJ y ,np.
1 Leave Rlchmoudat 8 A. AZ. $50 :. s''' =.
II ro,om.o boats connects i. shepherd si'e sa's,.
eleepexs fos New York s ing close COT
nss.tans AZ sienher for the north ~ 81 099
philsaeivh.a al 600 II. d. and n Ne s..Sf.E.
IS. General Tisxse5, S IA
y a ( n. WI AtssSsgo ssnt.
sy 80 ss,,,s eastern passenxzt A.
~ 4. r. SlsA p...f,cn.
~ Master 81 Itanspts 80 q,
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IN
LOVE We. 5, 49,, 1o.e,c A 81 Il, M,
,S0 q. ~ = n
Arrive Of t33 = ~ 4:lu a. %.
~ ~. S.SSo d II S.an M
rriye as NJ S:sSo A. ~
~ = r.
arrlye at S:oy =. ~. e. ~
arrive as +. y. .aS 2. 81 ais
Arrive at Cogington g:Zv y. lU:aa A. y.
Arrive at AuegtlAny Z. a. ~.
Arrive Az Mhtte Sutpbuf..lg2aDtsas5 t5say 4. ~.
Arrive az NY - e.. .2U s. ~,
Arrive ne Charleston. 5soS A. 500 E. ~
Arrive at Huntington. $3.50 a. NJ 300 Do.
Arrive at Ctnctnnafi o.vu a. ~:
Train leaving hlcnnona at LIEU q. ms Ins asuy
Except e y P M r1s day
lratn ~ Io,ss GJordonsyiIie Cars
lyy
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At, MEADE d BAKERS
= IA T1 'tt11 DRUGSTORE:
RATHING and TOILET sPoNGEs;
RATH-BRuSHES and SPONGE-BAGS;
AIR-CUSHIONS for BED-SOEESi
!. AiR-PILIIOWS for TRAVELLERS;
PURE CLOTH for INFANTS TO1LE !;
RUBBER BED-PANS for INVALlDS;
ENGLISH TOILET CARBOLIC SOAP;
4 PACKERS TAR SOAP; - -
GREEN MOUNTAIN ASTHMA CURE;
HIMROD'S ASTHMA REMEDYA
CUTLER'S POCKET INHALER:
.IMPROVED STEAM ATOMIZERS;
IMPORTED COLOGNE-WATER;
COLOGNE-SPRAY ATOMIZERS;
ELASTIC STOCKINGS for WEAK JOINTS;
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS;
= CHOCOLATE with EXTRACT OF BEEF:
VALENTINES NfEAT-JUICEa and GLYCERlNE;
> and all new preparations sold by
1- MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
Eau rs Ole Main street.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

AlLA fA4sA ~ ". y =
Tor NEW YORK.-The Old >SgFFs
Steamship S isAAC BELL, Captain tA9REEcE, viii
SAIL SUNDAY, October LIST, At O'Clock ?. N
Through bills of iading signed and goods for
warded With dispatch to ali points north, south, east,
and west; also, 10 foreign ports. fI,.s.,,
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
$50. Storage ERA Sc and IS. A1' '-'''
For freight or Pss'sWsss a af2G,fE T. co.. AGENTS.
Sc 29-2t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
l776. yi;rF.ty,i ~, IN .s.nlr1ls7s.
JAMES RIVER sTEAMBoAT,e1Tsu,,
y COMPANY. f1s2sslk
FOR s G}HcgHs F F&EEfH2EEH; BAL
AND ALL nrS Sihks h hAERiSes on THE HE
aud elegant steamer FLoRlDA for BYAhTI -
h GkkE aR for s %asaI kdPG NJ B.
eeR aad ss sn J6HN @
United States mall will leave Richmond for the
sS PSgs IS 81 5sesf &
Passengers by this route can view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects on
Trough r the same fortaeations, James
town, HamntoE Roads, etc. Two hours at Norfolk
before departure of Baltimore steamers. 90
Fare to Norfolk and return. so
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York at reduced rates "a. - .!!.5-!l.
Tickets for sale OH steamers, at CARRIER q Cor
Ticket Agency, Main street. and Exchange Hotel and
baggage checked through. Freight received daily for
Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, ana regular land
ings on James river, from A. M. to e r.. NJ, at
rates. ....s4.<s.. $3.50. (, /.
freight for way-landings must be prepaid
L. B. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch Office
at w. D. Blair & Co.'s. No. 903 Main street. ~,
Z
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FOR NEW YORK.


This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYAN0KE, ISAAC
BELL, and RICHMOND-eyery TUESDAY. FRI
DAY. and SUNDAY at high water. ~ / i
These ships are entirely new, and were built e1-
pressIy for this route. -
They have splendid saloons state-rooms, ard BATH
rooms. ..s,... .s,- IS s,i,.ssr ~ Il, .fE 9s4
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are un-
surpassed. i5t !At5i i3.sstssSttssS
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly at
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 North
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual ex
! p Freieht received until r. n daily. g.
Cabin fare to New York, o. !, round-trip tickets,
$50. Storage, So and 30. s,aSf.5p fG4s{. sg3sgf
For further Information apply 70 b. IS! !
G'3G GEORGE w. ALIEN n CO., Agents,
my 10 53 Office Company's wharves. Hockeets.
DILL AID HLPHI a. RICH 4s$FFA
Il MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM.
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PR0YI-
DENCE, BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A. WEEK.-Un1 further
notice the steamers OF this line win make tr.yeekly
trips leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY., and Richmond
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
depot, and avoiding transfer. q
- sa 24aH Doet street. Ricisnond.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE q CO.
~ issE5 General Agents,
Il No. IL South Wharyes, Ph;ladciphsa.
risF es+15 = ID. ID, @. MINK. Agent,
my17 No. 30 Dayonshire street. Bos.on.
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DEPSINE PORCI Englishl,
BoUDALTS PEPSlN, -.
~ SCHEFFER,S SACCHARATED PEPSIN,
HAwLEY's AMERICAN PEPsIN,
LIQUID PEPslN,
AROMATIC LIQUID PEPSIN,
WINE OF PEPSIN,
J 4 LACTOPEPTNE, &C., &c.
For sale by s4,& j. BLAIR. Druggist.
au 40 80. corner Broad and Ninth streets.
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THE GREAT REMEDY.
On. D'ARMsTADTs .
iNf ANTI-DYSPEPTIC DROPS
are working wonders In cases Of
a.. I'LL SICK HEADACHE,
INDIGESTION,
CONSTIPATION,
HEMORRHOIDS and
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
aGsins from pr copat;on sd isenn The BOWELS
omen, Price, 75c. Sold by all druggists.
- go RIO. ARMISTEAD. Manufacturer,
sells !. SIG Main street, Richmond, Va.
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REAL ESTATE ATT PRIVATE SALE.

-~N~~----~-------
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
I CITY PROPERTY, ..E
a fine FARM of TWO HUNDRED ACRES Of ara
bic land of superior quality, two and half miles
from Richmond, on the New Central turnpike. The,
improvements consist Of a handsome dwelling of
eight rooms, kitchen, large and new barn, fine
orchard, &C., &C. The farm was originally owned
and now occupied by Mr. George d. Peasants. The
owner living out Of the city, desires to sell or ex-
change. For full particulars, apply to
NJ. BATHS,
sc SO-2tk ,l,I Ills Main street.
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By Richardson & Co., -
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
TIA Main street; =. r.-ee

GRUBBs ( WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.Y ~ Sc, 90
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TIE CONSH.IRACy.
Have They Determined 40
EGuuE EsRyes Hut

TIE evidences Of a conspiracy to
count Hayes in, regardless of the pep
ular vote Of the country, looks ugly,
but should be viewed with a large de
gree Of allowance because Of the high
state Of excitement existing just now.
North aud South We want the whole
issue to rest with the Northern people
If they say it Is fair and right, the
South eau bide the result
Mr. Wanerson, supported b other
distinguished Democrats, now in Lou
isiana to witness the count, telegraphs:
'.The State ha. undoubtedly gone Demo
cratic, bat have il from good authority
that Secretary Chandler has telegraphet
Governor kellogg that the State must he
eouated for Hayes at all hazards, and that
Kellogg has given assurances that IL will
be. Steps are being taken 10 prove this.
Certain it is that all the means of fraud
are n the hands Of the Republicans The
Democrats have no show TO stuff the bal
lot boxes or doctor returns. As TO the
election, il i'll be shown that the Repub-
licans double-discouni ed the Democrats in
the matter OF intimidation and fraud,
wherever they had au opportunity.
H. w
Dispatches are said to have passed
between the carpet bag Governors OF
South Carolina and Louisiana, disclos
ing their ooncocted plot to count their
States for Hayes regardless of the act
ual vote.
These facts, viewed il connection
with the Presidents order, sending al
IitioDai bodies Of troops to Louisiana
ana Florida. where everything was
peaceable add quiet, together with the
past corrupt history of those counting
boards, has thrown the entire country
into whirlpool Of excitement
The Secretary of War denies the
Dispatch attributed to him the Gov
ernors deny any communication with
each other, aud Grants action 10 send
ing the army down there to superin
tend the count, is said to be done in
the interest Of fairness.
The Democrats Go not accept C rants
order as sincere; they regard lis or
der as part of tie programme to
count Hayes in, and argue that the
distinguished Northern gentlemen Sc
lected by Grant to 90 to New Orleans
are all Republicans, not a Democrat in
The list which confirms their suspicion.
that nc does not mean fair.
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keGn 4sIna.

Tildeo les Az coo majority over
Hayes On tbs popular vote of the
whole eoeatTys n saet il Esy 0Pgre-
gate oEas asif million. This is sn
immenss advsatsse ia public opinion
Whatever n.ay 5e ihe result Of the
count "a Louisisaa, Soa,h Carolina,
and Flori3s, under tie YsRippistiops
of the RepublieaD governors Of those
States. she bulk eF this vast army of
democrats ui'i si~ays believe that
Tilden ~ss estisIed to those States aud
that he fsirly carried them
There is 20 trouble. doubt, or con
test, in any other States North or
South, except ~here these earpet-5se
Governors are seated aud aided IN their
efforts 30 yale the States b. The Fed
aral sol1iegs. Loaisiaaa to- Jay i a
.'roDser Democratic State ,han New
Jerse5, sad slI acquainted With her
people koov H.
Why tLen ell this trouble?
The sOsseT is, Mr. Hayes needs the
eleotorsi votes, sad these uDscrupu
lous carpet beg rulers are determined
10 give it 70 him. Strange to say, the
Northern Republican press say, snd
Nffeet 20 believe that the Republicans
have carried Louisiana, aad that The
fraud snd terrorism Of The oppressed
,3outAsrEeTs - to blame for il ell, a.
emp;ing fFsrdu'ep,ly 20 count Tilden
q. Soib;ag will ever convince them
20 Tie contrary. Hayes is said to be
20 honest man. aud soa.e days stree
-oncede1 riidep's election lie now
has the splendid opportunity TO make
bis name the gresteSt 10 the annals Of
Republican history, sHd that is 10 de-
cline The electoral vote that these car
pet bag felio@s have stolen for bin.
Hayes =:lI 20 doubt, however, Isn
way with ;se prevailing prejudice of
lis party, and that is that TiiIen is
rying 70 s0ipdle the Republicans out
# the election. The hour calls upon
very Southern man to command him
elf TO the utmost prudence and calm
less. 1t effects Northern people as
we'll as Us. The North must settle It,
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THE VICTORY.
what blessings IL VIII Ac-
ceEaplisia.
Tie Opposition iH our
own Ranks.
the swarm Of ESunaTy 0mce-
SrekeTs, E1tG.

Since the war the Democracy has
been party Of opposition. Unable.
pewerless to accomplish any diree,
legislation, their role has simply been
70 object to such obnoxious work as
he majority from time to lime sought
to impose upon the coun,ry.
The cOu2try viii no~ expect and
demaad something more Of the he
mocrsey. Ii must do some positive
work, aud undo great deal Of bad
work which has been fastened upon u,
b. the Republican majority.
The word Reform should expires,
The whole policy Of NJ. Ti'len's Al
mini..,s,ion. I, hss been abown By
as Democrats in this campaign tia
there are thousands % useless aud IN
necessary otjice-ho!1ers in this govern
mer,. They shonld a. seen As oou
si.teat with the public service b.
opped off, and the cnuatry saved thI
expense of their msin'sinnuee.
We are not to expect miracles Q
i,aro slbi!i;ies to be accomplished b.
the Democrats nj - oucs, But tn
xrear principle laid down in MIR Til
den's letter Of acceptance for the eO~
eTnmsnt ike individuals to "liys~lth
ia your income. sbg0ld te enbfu'iy
adhered to-
The Demo,rats have 6een oat OF
power for macy years aai tie T''den
Administration vii ~ -wsrmed Ni'h
sny smoant Of hungry cdice seekers
The expectation Of o'aay n,ust be dis
appointed. Haadrels Wili Ros shout
for Tilden sao heretofore have been
only passive spectators of the great
party struggle, trying to poke IN their
hiiis for sone - tie CEeial loaves
The Democracy must have 50 &c to
such ce7morants. We believe Ma
tionsl Administration should raFToand
itself with it. roiiiicel friends, if il
would have its measures sad Pe'ieie.
successful before the people, bot II it
loses site of competency, reliability
aud responsibility, the reaction must
prove ruiuous. The Democracy has
been brought into power By ihe com
bined efforts of all the elements oP
posed to the RepublicaD patty, and
hence in oar army there sic divorse
political opiuious on many questions
1t will prove the wisdom Of Fildsn' :
10 sslidify these ele
,neots, aud above a.! to have the ma
terial interests Of ths' country fore
N ct and above all ,hings else
The Southern States are peculiarly
blessed il this great triumph. because
it receives them Of the burden Of car
pet baggers, and restores them to pop
u'ar governm Mt. The whole South
will now in one bound reach out for it,
cid time prosperity, improved aud
made wiser and better 10y the terrible
ordeal hroneh wbich they have passed
TIE prosperity of the South will con
tribute to the prosperity Of the whole
country.
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SECESSELR
Let us stand by cne ola Flag.

The writhiug of some IF the extreme
Republicans aud Office Bidders at the
success of TiIden is terriuc. The talk
of the more fanatical among them
sounds Il e fury of the days of 1861.
They swear that Tilden will only
reach the Presidential chair through
pools of blood, aud that in no event
shall the Democrats control the affairs
of the government There Is no mis-
taking, there is 20 deny ing but that
the Whole country has been in terri
bic -usrense the past week-aud that
fearful issues are now trembling before
public opinion. Tildsn has been elect
ed President by nearly or quite half
million majority of the popular vote
Between one and two million of these
votes come from the Northern States
not from the hated, abused, sIandered
South. lie is elected by majority
r;o,a. ooncnd. ui,ts 3;.nnre 1874
,1 -. t., is.;r own
,..,'. o,,,.. ~" o. a,ao.;,n
w. 49,, namocr,1- cI.;u F ~ 5l;.iao that
.bor haye t,;rJy and Ell carried
F'.y;a sn,b Caro-
Iiao a;,hsr ono of - sooorss Til
Isn,s election TbAa S,,,es are IN
der he control of the Rennblie.ps
ondtba Gooors,o.rs ~r-sou.h Carolina
and I,oni.,anai z74svrn s5s5oaognc t7v-.-
INSCRIPTIONS men. In other elections
they have been charged With most
unmitigated frauds and hence the
Democrats are prepared to suspect and
believe them capable of praedcins
fraud at this erriblejnncture.
Tn Louisiana the RepubIieaas al.
-. ~. D,..... 1.-Two ,.:.-:.
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we P0F"''i 'o'1 49, F'o
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-11-17

We noticed some time since the cut
ting down of Republican flag pole
at Columbus, Ky by some lawiess
characters. whose acts were strongly
condemned by the Democrats of the
town and county Last saturday the
pole was again hoisted, and on Satur-
day night a second attempt was made
to cut it down BY two or three young
men. who. it Is said, were laboriug IN
der the influence of liquor. This
second attempt created much excite
ment and number Of negroes march
ed into town with their gnus. Fears
Of bloody collision were entertained
for time, but on Monday compro
mise was agreed upon, in pursuance
of which each party cnt down its flag
pole. after which quiet was restored
Padacah Nctgs.