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When three goo. little boys get togeth-
er Of an afternoon, the chances are that
there will either be fight, a window
broken, or some stray dog will have u
pan tied to his tail.
, 1877-07-07
" Schurztlnlcr duck dich.
Ordcr iGh druek dick.r

Patients are said to come sometimes
quite number ot miles to have rnc cure
p"rforalcd. The operation is usually re
pvHted once after an interval Of au hour.
a more serious complaint crysipelas,
is understood to he cured very much in
the same way The operator holds with
thumb and finger q each hand IN end OF
II piece of red thread drawn straight in
horizontal position, and, placing her.
s'lI Mt the side OF the patient, she brings
the thread ir contact with the upper
part ortIr forehead, and passes it down
IN front ct the person, making rests to
correspond with the pauscs IN the incan.
tatiDn, which is as IUIlOws;--
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Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia! Dyspepsiat

Dyspepsia Is the most pcrplcIing of all human
ailments. Its symptoms are almost infinite in
their variety, and the forlOrn and despondent
victims of the disease often fancy themselves the
prey. In turn, of every known malady. This is
due. in part. to the close sympathy which exists
between the stomach and the br ain. and i'll part
also to the fact that any disturbance OF The diges-
tive function necessarily Disorders the liver. the
bowels and the nervous system n2d effects, TO
some extent tie quality Gf ,he blaGd.
T.. +. EunEol's Bitter Vine of Iron sure cHrs
This IL not new preparation, to be tr:rd ald
found wanting. it has been prescribed uGily for
many years in the practice of eNnent PiiI sicians
with unparalleled success, 1t is not cx,scted or
intended to cure all the dseases to which the hu-
man family is subject. but is warranted TO cure
Dyspepsia in its most obstinate forH, kunkels
Bitter Wine of Iron never fails to cure. Symp-
toms OF dyspepsia OF loss OF appetite. wind and
rising of the food. dryuess G! the mouth. heart
burn. distensiop of the stomach andooowels, con-
atipatiGu, headache. dizziness, sleeplcssness and
low spirits Try the great remedy aud be con-
vine d OF its merits. Get the genuine. Take only
kunkcHs, which is put only in one dollar bqttles.
Depot. 25a North Ninth Street, Phi Iadelphia Pa.
1t never fails. For saio by all Druggists and
dealers everywhere.
ASK for +. i. kunkeI'a Bite. Wine Of Iron and
take other. Six bottles for five dollars, or enc
dollar b1ttle.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16

Ash PLOTNER.-Marrie,i, st WilnOre, on
Tuesday, Nov. 0, 1917, by Rev. n, Pefshinv,
Rev, A. j. AsaE. of Pinmvilie, INDIANA county,
and ii ISIS AsEiE u. FiDTsSR, pf NiMure:
PRY-GLASGOW.- Married. in White town
ship. on " ednestlay, Nov. T. 1877, by Rnv. ". u.
Purdy. Mr. IOFN A. Fay and Miss ADITH d..
GLASGOW, both ef " WhiIe township.
WALTERS.-Marriei. on Tues
day, Nov. I3. 1877, at 81. Johns church. Johns
town by Rev. Father Gal faRhcF, Mr.. JAMES o.
CGsEEH and Miss Maggie WALTERS, both OF
Somerset county.
ALE-REDDEN.--Ha Married, AT the
sa ame time and place, 10y the same, Hr. JAMES
NIGHTINGALE and Miss MARY A. REnAEN, both
of Cambria borough
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16

Mr., 4. P. Baker. Prohibition candidate for
Poor HaUse Director. received votes in A dams
in Biaokiiok. i3 III Barr, 81 In Cambria town
ship, in Carroll township, in CarrOlltOwn n.
% in West Ward and ih East Ward. E5cnshurg
in Franklin, , in Jackson. | in First Ward and
in Fifth Ward. .lOhnstown, in Munster, in
Summerhill, 30 in Susquehahua, / i'll White and
in WilTOrc. Total. 1856
For Coroner, Mr.. Thomas L. Jones, Prohibit
tiOn candidate, received .vGteS ~ Albums. II in
Blacklick, 20 in Barr. 3. in Cambria township,
12 in Carroll township. in Carrolltnwu.l in
Chest. | in East Conemaugh, 43 in East Ward
and 10 in West Ward. Ebensburg. i'll franklin
in Jackson, i'll Fifth Ward, Johnstown. in
Munster, in Summerhiil, 8 in Susquehunra,
i'll White, and 3 i'll W ilnore: Total, lta.
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Also. all the right, title aud interest ot John
the SIKH ward, Ionnstown borough, CafnhriH
county. Pa. fronting on Morris street Sd1"tui NJ
lot o: Sarah Hudson "li the north and lnl Of J.
Spcicher the south. and running back 10
stony creek. having thereon erected q two
story plank house. TOW i'm the occupancy 1T
William SpciChcr. Taken in execution sHd ~
bt sold at the suit of Stephen SIutZniHn-
Also, alt The right, tiile aud interest 80 John
Liz. of, in and to II lot nf ground situate
Johnstown borough, Cambria COUNTY. Pa,
fronting On The on Morris stree, laviuE
Dihcrt street ON the north and an ALLY on the
west and south. having thereon , Two stoFg
houses. now in the occupancy OF John IliZ,
james Painter and Henry Reed. Taken in
ecufinu ana TO hc sold at the suit of FredTiCk
SchrAm, Tor u=e of Louis I.uCkhart.
Also, all tpe right. title aud iuteTcst Of Law
Telce Furinng OF. in ana 40 l5'I al ground sit
nate In franklin borough. Cambria county,
Pa, fronting on the north UH street aud hav-
ing street on the west. an alley un The south.
and lot Of Charles Wilson pn the ea-t. h;l ina
thereon erccJt q a two story ECusr an Stable,
now in the occupancy of LHwre Furioug.
Taken in execution and TO be sold Il the suit
OF buchanan Clark.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-thirf Of the purchase
money 10 be paid when the property ~ knocked
down. and he remaining two-thirds upnn CON
hTmaIion OF the deed.
! - JOHN RYAN, Sheriff.
Ghegiff's Dthce. Ehensburz, Nov. II, 1877.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16

BycKwHEAF CAKES.-To Gne quart OF
buck wheat -four, add tnree tablespionfGls
of n,olasses or syrup, and three teaspooufp
of salt then add one quart of warm water,
(Dr warm water and sweet milk let it
stand ever night in q warm place in the
morning when ready tn bake, stir in thor
oughiv measures OF Banner HaRing 9oW
Ger; bake immed lately ON hot gTildie,
Each can of FisIueF Baking Rowder pOntans
a measure to use instead of spoon. Ask
your grocsf for this powder, and take 10
other.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16

Know all men and the balance of crea-
zion that Myers & Lloyd have All abundance
of goods that would fill the bill exactly for
t,br;stuas presents, whether desigued for
lady or gentleman. Now is the time to buy
drv goods dress goods, fancy goods, grocer
;es notions, etc. for the approaching boli-
davs, and the cheap cash store of Myers <
IIovd is The place of all places 10 get full
val ue for your Il ouey.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16

HANDS OFF have this day
- bought at constable sale the following
personal property of J. ". Neason, to wiz ::
horses. l COW, no Rs, | windmill - lot of rye,
| cuttine-bux one crib Of corn. II lot of wheat,
cooking stove, table, cupboard. q 1T OF chairs,
l sink, l clock, 3 bedsteads and bedding, and a
lot of dishes, which have LETT with j. w. Meat
son during my pleasure. | hereby warn all
parties from meddiug with the same on any
pr,trxt whatever. LUKE LEil L.
Cieariield Twp, Nov. 9, ls1i.-lt. 81,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16

OPTICAL VOTE FOR Poor DIRECTOR
AND CQROGER.-FoIlowiug ara the Official
returns of the vote polled in this county for
the Offices above named, and which we found
impossible TO make room for in connection
with the other TABLES printed bY us last
week.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16
ORIrUA Ry.

yILLIAMs.--Died. in this llsee, on ThaFs-
day morning, Nov. s. 1877, Mrs. EIIzABErH " IL
LI4No. rel:ct OF WA, q. williams, decd, aged
about 50 years.
SUTTON.-Dicd, of scarlet fever, in Munster
township. on Saturday. Oct. 9th, Plus infant
son of Jas. &, and &. +, Sutton, an interesting,
beautiful aud much beloved Child, aged - ars
n nd day.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16

NQTICE-Notice is hereby given
Chest township, the following personal proper
ty,Eurchased by ne from other parti $. to wit:
/ wagon, l bay marc, horse, ana sets OF har-
ness. The public gre notified not to interfere
with the same, as said property never was
owned by Martin Woodley. -
JOHN SCHIMPF.
Chest Twp, Nov, 16, 1S.7.-3t.
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Personal Property

On Account OF Whom IT mss Concern.
On the same day and place, directly follow
ing he sale of real estate, will be offered the
Personal property left over from the sac 9 oi
rows Ladders G.ds and Qtbcr Farming lmple-
ments, four tons ground Plaster, u lot OF Hay,
I'm the groun.i, large tot pf Rails, sc; Terms at
sale. A. X. BBID.
Nov I6.-3t Assignee of B. +. Bell.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16

TEITELEAVM & BHo.--We need scarcely
invite attention to the mammoth advertise
uent of this enterprising Carroltown firm,
as it s big enough to speak for itself, but IL
is well to note what they propose 10 do for
their customers, as plainly ard temptingly
set forth i'll the fullcwing partial list VI
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

E.E virtue of sundrY |rits pf Lerdri Fdcids.
ID Fl. Fd. and iTGs ri. ia. issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county and
TO me dirt cted, there viii be- exposed tn public
sale, the hotel of Conrad kaab, i'm Johnsto ow N,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16

IMPoRgAST CLOSING sALE:-SPecidf No
t;ce We shall offer rare inducements in
plain and fsucy dress fabrics, including our
elegant novelties, for the next 80 days:
p.rgains will be offered in our Silk Mattel
axse and Seal SacQuss. We have the finest
collection of imported novelties in this mar
k.t and we shall offer tbRm TO close at prices
that have never been heretofore e4uaiiea ~
this market. HUGCS ~ hAGAs,
Pittsburgh, Pa
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16
T.. f.. KunEci's Lasf"HJ e X, +,
kunHeI'S Sham poo for the Hair.

The best and chcap pest II air Dressing and Hair
Cleaner in the world. They remove daudruh,
allay irritation. sooi he and cGol the heated scalp
pre- cent the hair fran falling o 4. and promote the
growth very short time, They preserve and
beau,iIy the Hair, and render it soft and glossy.
They impHrt brilIiancy and silky appearance
to braid and Wiry HRir, and as q hair dressing
they are unrivalcd eradicate dandruf and pre-
vent badness The shampoo cleans the Hair, re-
moYts srease; sc9F H%ot,'1s' % g'Gpum fp,in,,, ~
kcl's Shampoo and Lustral restOres Hair to 2
natural and glossy color restoFes faded, dry harsh
and wry hair. rice per bottle 81. Ask your
druggist for them. send TO T. +. kunkel, irn-
prietqF. No. 25s North Ninth stFeet, hiladel-
uhia Pa
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.
0ONMISSIONERlS NOTICE.

NOMMISSIONERlS NOTICE.
~ In the matter of the iiule on the heirs
ard legal representatives OF JOHN SaAY, hate
OF Supmerhjil township, decd, TO shoy cause
why specific perfurmarice or contract with A =
con SMAY should not be decrecd:
The Hndersgaed, hayiRs heeE app2irted GA1a-
misS oIiey by the UoYTt tf take testimony and re-
port the facts in the above stated case, hereby
gives notice to all parties interested that he will
attend to the duties of snid appointment, ut his
office IN Ebensburg. on SATTRpAY, DECEMBER
s.t. 1877. at 10 o'clock in the foreFoon. when and
where they nay attend IL they think proper.
GEO. ". OATMAN, Coinaaissioner.
November @ l617.-3t."
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-16

SINCE 1868 | have been afflicted With
pains in the region of my kidneys, aud upon
taking the least cold would he very sore aud
stiff. unable TO stand mp straight without 3
great deal of pain And now aui papPy 10
sav am entirely cured by taking one bottle
of f. X. Thompson Barosma, nr Backache,
Liver and Kidney Cure, prepared and sold
Ly him at Titusvi.le, Pa. Sent TO any adj
LotiIas for Ave dollars y. ". Holly,
Prenared ana sold by f. X. Thompson,
Titnsrille, Pa, sni also for sale by Lennon
y Murray Ebepsbarg. Price, 81 90.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY virtue of sundry writs of Al Fl. Fd. EeHd.
ID Erp0H. and Plt. Esrid. Tpnrl-, issued out oi
the Court of Common Pleas OF Cambria count y
and to me directed. there viii I've 81 posed Ia
Public Sale. at the curt House ia Ebensiurs
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On MONDAY, Dec. Sd, ie77,

al J - ciaek. =. VI, The fOlIOVing RAJ estate
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SOLD BY All. nkIGfEfSrS.s =,
National Republican., 1877-12-06
A Valuable Gum,

The men who conspired In Vienna to sell to
foreign government the secret Of the manu-
facture Of the Uchatius gun have been sent TO
prison for two years This gun puzzles tho
armorcrs Of tho world, being . pure bronze
cannon, which stands the firing Of riled pro-
jectiles as well as KRUPP's steel guns and can
be produced for Sl75, while the latter cost $500.
We clip the above from the Boston Jour-
nal, and its publication calls to mind the
fact that this "Uchatius gun," rs IL is called
in Austria, is no more nor less than the
bronze riied cannon invented by Mr. DEAN,
Of the South Boston Iron Company, pat
ented in this country in 1869, and in Eng
land, France, and Austria about the same
time. The Austrian officer, Col. UcHATIus,
must have made diligent use Of the specifi-
cations accompanying the application for
tho patent, and the result Is that Austria has
to-day fifteen hundred pieces of the best field
artillery in the world, as is acknowledged
by the most competent military authority
in England and Germany.
In our own country not o gun has yet
been made under the Dean" patent Gen.
DYER, we understand, ordered several, but
before the work commenced the order was
countermanded. Accordingly, up to this
date, the American inventor can comfort
himself with the suggestion Of our blessed
Master, that prophet is not without honor
save in his own country"
National Republican., 1877-12-06
The Song Of the Syrcn.

The Baltimore Gasettc, after beslavering
the President with the most fulsome. and
hypocritcal adulation because of his
Southern policy, which has reinstated the
Democracy in power in the Southern States,
turns and stings him in n most malignant
manner by reminding him that he cannot
undo his work if he would, and adding to
its hypocrisy the insult; "Let it stand q
fair monument TO the timo when public
sentiment compelled even ap usurper to
reverence its DEGREES and carry out the Con-
stitutionw This treatment is uncivil and
cruel, to say the. least, bat by associating
with Democrats with a familiarity that
breeds contempt, the President has exposed
himself to all the habits and customs of that
delectable party.
National Republican., 1877-12-06
Fruits OF the Southern Policy.

The President in his message speaks con-
fidently and with much complacency of the
prospects that "the terrible and often fatal
collisions which for several years have been
of frequent occurrence and have agitated
and alarmed the public mind have almost
entirely ceased" In this connection he
says: "All danger from rsmitting these
States to local self-government Is dispelled
and most salutary change in the minds of
the people has begun and is in progress in
every part of that section of the country"
We would that this sweet song of peace and
tranquility had been set to the music of
truth, for then its notes would be far more
grateful TO the ear than they now are when
confronted with the history of passing
events Now for history, as 1t comes to us
from portions "of that section of country"
We take the following chapter from the
Jackson Miss Daily Times, of November
30, 1877:
About week ago, we arc Informed, p X
HAMMErT, who resides near Alcorn Uniyer-
sity, shot and wounded one ISAIAH DAVIS, q
colored man, who was crossing his plantation
after having been forbidden to do so. DAVIS
was shot in tho face, and one ear was COM
pletely torn from his head. He arose and
said that he had been taken advantage Of, and
would see his assailant again.
Tho same night the unfortunate victim,
DAVIS, was in bed with colored woman on
the Murdoch place, near by, when q band OF
masked men, about dozen, entered the cabin,
and, taking the woman from the bed filled
the body of DAVIS with bullets, killing him
almost Instantly.
DAVIS, realizing the terrible situation Of
affairs, and the utter hopelessness Of his case
drew tho sheet over his head and met death
without resistance.
The same paper at an earlier day has the
following revolving note Of the salutary
change that now marks the brutal policy o.
shat section Of the country" toward III,
colored race. We have no word 10 uttel
against executing the law in all its rgor
against criminals, black or white, but the
rites of an average order of civilization
should be observed in inhicting punishment
Read the following, and then judge what
progress is bein" made in attaining "rcsults
upon which the country is to bc congrat,l.
lated :"
On the night of September 90 last year
GEORGE WALTON, a negro living near Utica, In
this county, shot GEORGE BANKS, another
negro, through n crack in the wall of his cabin
killing him instantly. WALTON was arr, sted
tried, convicted pnd sentenced to be hanged
ON Friday, the 10th instant.
The following siclSoning and heartrend
ing details of tho manner of the legal taking
oil of the miserable wretch are from the Ga
Edte, . paper printed ut Raymond, the scent
of this most shocking atrocity:
At twenty minutes past ono his arms Wer,
tied behind him. At twenty-five past one, thu
moose was adjusted TO his neck, u white cal
placed on his head and raised, leaving his eye
uncovered. At twenty-seyen minutes past one
National Republican., 1877-12-06
PERSONAL.
GENERAL MILES Is In Boston.

GENERAL MILES Is In Boston.
Mosr horses have bridlo tours.
Now BEGINS the diet Of worms-in chest
nuts.
LADIEs beware of hair washes, says the
London World
LvocA is still able to command a thousand
dollars night.
In Emperor Williams summer palace Is
statuette of Carlyle.
A PoULTIoE Of red onions Is the Alabama
remedy for snake bite.
STANLEy's African exploration cost the New
York Herald and London Telegraph 100000.
ARCHIBALD FORBES, the great war CORES.
respondent, was once private In the English
army.
LIEUT.. COMMANDER LEARY was married
yesterday in Baltimore to Miss Irwin, OF Vir-
ginia.
THE Troy butcher who hung himself in his
ice. box has furnished the coolest case of suicide
on record.
VANDERBILT has just bought new trotter,
Little Fred" 2:20 animal. Tho price was
only $4,000.
REV. W, S. RAINsFoRD, the London evange-
list, has begun series Of meetings at the Bos-
ton Tabernacle.
A SMART school boy says it takes thirteen
letters to spell cow, and proves 1t thus "See
o! double you"
CoNsUL-GEEERAL STURZ, the eminent phi.
lanthropist and director Of the German emf.
grafton movement, died In Berlin on Tuesday
JOHN L. OWENS, tho rich actor, who is an
experimental farmer, always gives his guests
wine Instead ofwater. lie says II costs him
less.
SENATOR SHARON, who undertook the man
agemont of the estate of President Ralston, Of
the Bank of California, saved $4,000 from the
wreck for Mrs. Ralston.
Mr.. EUsTIs, prospective Senator from Lou
National Republican., 1877-12-06


The extreme condition of the Pope natur-
ally e1oites anxiety regarding the selection Of
his successor. This anxiety prevails extern
sivsly outside q we'll as within the Romish
Church. Within the church there is jeal-
ousy against italian influence. The over
whslmins preponderance Of that ele.
ment in the Sacred College Is sufficient to
insure the election Of an italian
successor to PIUs TX. The French, German,
Irish, and Spanish Catholics are restive under
this continuous italian rule Many of them
differed from their ooadjutors st the late Ecu
msnicsl Council so widely as to threaten dis
ruption Of the Church. Thoss differences are
not yet healed. Meanwhile Rome has lost
that considerable influence which naturally
flowed from the temporal power Of the Vati.
can. Considering all these facts, 1t Is the
opinion of many that PIUs TX will be the last
Of the Popes. 1t IL believed that Immediately
upon the death Of HIS Holiness the oonclave
Of Italians then present in the Vatican will Is.
sembls and choose one of their number to be
Pope. But 1t Is also believed that those pro.
lates outside of Italy, who owere afforded no op.
portunity to take part in the choice, will reject
the claimant and ignore the action of the
Italian College a. unchristian, uncatholic and
tyrannical. II the German and Spanish Catho'
lies make this stand they will undoubtedly BE-
sustained by the Irish, English and
American prslatss. In sct, they will
at once secure large majority of the lAity o
the Roman Catholic world, and will hoad ,
schism that may lead to the publication ant
reformation of the church. Tho death of tn,
Pops willbo the signal Of battle between tn,
Liberals aud the Italians.
National Republican., 1877-12-06
NEW PUBLICATION.

BABY DAYS A selection of songs, stories. and
pictures M for % very little people With an MI intro @
illustrations. scrIbner & Co., New York, Hs
and 745 Broadway.
This Is the most elaborate and gorgeous Of
all the book presents for children.
.Not little bits Of babies, Oh,
Not little, little ones-0h, mol
But babies Just about your size,
Girls who have babies OF their own,
Dollies tho sweetest ever known
And boys In trowsers or in frocks,
Ies, boys and girls who,ye looked about,
Who know horsey from cat
tYon dof Oh. yes, I'm sure OF that)
Well, Just such little ones as you
VIII like this book and read II through"
So the editor discourses In his introduction,
and we cannot object, for, with its pretty
pictures and poetry and great big blue cover,
with charming gilt letters, We think
1t Is good enough for grown people, and we
have no doubt that great many mamas and
papas will steal sly glance at baby's book
and be benefited by the perusal. Such things
carry us back to the innocent days Of child
hood, where the guileless sports of the nursery
and the playground filled our entire ambition,
and have tendency to elevate and purify our
thoughts and to fit Ms for an entry upon that
new sphere of existence to which we arc all
rapidly Fastening, and which we must enter
with the faith and in the trustful spirit of
little children If we would make rapid pro-
gress toward those "circles of wisdom" which
are especially set apart for those who love
God.
MUSIC IN THE HOUSE. ny John Hullah, IL.
d. Porter 4 Coates, Philadelphia. For sale
by SOlomons q Chapman.
This book may be read with profit by every
family 1t Is an intelligent dissertation on
music in our homes, and is designed to en-
courage the home-culture Of vocal music,
either unaccompanied or accompanied by in
strumonts. Tho first part treats of all the diff
fcrcnt kinds OF music The second discusses
"unaccompanicd vocal music;" the third sin.
strumental music :" the fourth, accompanied
vocal music," tho fifth treats of 'prac'
tico and rehearsal" and tho sixth
of 'the musical library" The work
abounds in good taste aud strong
common sense as applied to ordinary music
culture, 1t Is of the art at Home" series OF
Porter 4 Coates, Is in condensed form OF
National Republican., 1877-12-06
THE Forest, Scott County (Miss.) Regis,e

THE Forest, Scott County Miss Register
says. "Judge Green adjourned tho recent
term of the circuit court in Houston, Miss,
because the jury had been openly and cor
ruptly tampered with" This is the utter
ance of Bourbon Democratic paper, and it
admits that Democratic jury may be cor
rupt Let Republican or "carpet-baggcr'
make such an averment, and he would be
denounced from tho Potomac to the Gulf as
slandcrer and dog, by every foul.minded
scribbler in the South.