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The state Of South Carolina,
OCONEE COUNTY.

OCONEE COUNTY.
BV Richard Le,Ois, Esq, JHdge Of Probate.
Young Davis. Plaintiff, against William b
Davis and others, PETITION
AND SUMMONS IN PARTITION AND FOR Re-
LIEF
TO William B. Davis, O. D Davis Elizabeth
B. Elston. Lefty Ann Fisher, Chesly
Fisher, Laura j. Davis. John S. Davis,
Effie Lee Davis, Walter G. Davis. Mary D.
Davis. Hattie Davis, Matte Davis, Wade
B. Davis Mary l.. Holmes. Snllie B. Davis.
Mamie NJ. Dasis, Harvey A. Davis. Bea-
trice E. Davis and CIiffie II. Davis, legal
heirs aud representatives Of Harvey Davis,
deceased-Greeting;
VOU are hereby required to appear at the
4 Cnurt of Probate to be holden at Wal
halla, S. c., for Oeonee County, on Monday,
the 5th day of November, A. d. 1877, to
chew cause. IT any you can, why the Real
Estate Of Harvey Davis, deceased situate in
sal County, on Tugaloo Rivor bounding
lands of Il. S. Ramsey, Robert Powell, W.
Smith. Chosley Fisher and others. cons
tanning ------- acres. originally granted to
Sbpuiu tloC De ulSiuCu or eolu.
ullotting to the said Young Davis. Plaintiff
and the defendants, William b. Davis. @. D.
Davis and Eiznbct b Elston, each one-iflh
thereof. and the remaining ono fifth as follows:
one-thrd thereof to tho defendant. Mary l..
Ilolmes, and tho other two-ttirds thereof in
equal portions to the said Salle Is Davis.
Mamie NJ. Davis. Harvey A. Davis. Beatrice
f. Davis and Cliffie II. Davis, and for the re-
lief demanded in the petition and complaint
herein.
Givon under my hand and SEAL this 28th
day Of August, in tho year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-sevcn
and in the one hundred and second year o!
American Independence.
RICHARD LEWIS. Judge Of Probate,
Oconee County, S. @.
To The absent Defendants:
William 3. Davis. @. d. Davis, Elizabeth
b. Elston and John s. Davis: Take notice
that the petition and summons horcin, has
been filed in the office of tho Probate Judge,
at tho Court House, in Walhalla, South Caro-
lima. for tho purposes set forth in tho above
summons and for relief.
SP. DENDY, Plaintiffs Attorney;
Walhalla, Ocones County, s. 9.
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$500 Lot.
One Ladies' Opera Guard Chain
One Ladies' Neck Chain and Cross
Ono beautiful Locket (engraved)
One pair Band Bracelets
One Gents Twist Link Vest Chain and Charm
One pair Onyx Sleeve Buttons
orc set (3) Onyx Shirt Studs
One new improved Collar Button
Ono extra out Cameo Seal Ring
One Arizona Solitaire Stud
One sot Amethyst or Topaz Pin and Ear Drops
One Ladies' Chomise Button
One Plain Ring, stamped l8 X
$500 Lot.
One Ladies Opera Chain, with slide and tasseb
One Gents heavy Watch Chain, with Curb
Charm, retail prfoe 95
One Ladies' heavy long Neck Chain
One elegant Chased Miniature Loohet for above
One set Cameo Medallion Pin and Ear Drops
One pair (2) heavy Chased Band Bracelets
One Gents Solitaire Diamond Stud
One Gents Cluster Diamond Pin
One pair Amethyst or Onyx Sleeve Buttons
One set (3) Studs to match the above
One elegant heavy set Cameo Seal Ring
One Massive Band or Wedding Ring
One new "patent" Collar Button
Cne Ladies' Chemise Butt6n
One Amethyst or Topaz Ring, (extra inisb)
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6O-Cent Lot.
One Gents Watch Chain. retail price, 81 90
One pair EngtaSed Sleeve Buttons, retail
One m s' Stone Sc. Scarf Pin, rets,, prioo, 7S 7S
One Set {3) Spiral Shirt Studs, 75
One improved shape Collar Button, " 50
One heavy plain Wedding Ring, ' I" 125
For 50 cents we will send above six articles M
postpoid.
$1.OO Lot.
One pair Sleeve Buttons, stone setting
One set (3) Spiral Shirt Studs
One heavy band Engagement Ring
One sot (2) Engraved Bracelets
One Ladies' Long Guard or Neck Chain
Ono Engraved Miniature Locket. for the above
One Gents Heavy Link Watch Chain
Ono Lake George Diamond Stud
$500 Lot.
One Ladies Neck Chain aud Charm
One Ladies' Heavy Guard Chain for Watch
One set, Pin aud Ear Rims. amethyst
One extra fine Miniature Locket
One Cameo Seal Ring
Ono very heavy Wedding or Engagement Ring
One Gents heavy Watch Chain with Charm
One pair Pearl Inlaid Sleeve Buttons
One Lake George Cluster Pin
One pair (2) heavy band Bracelets
, 1877-04-18
CRIME.

ADROTHER-IN-LASv Confession.
Nxw Yonx. April 17.-At the session Of Dr.,
Cu5fes's Church. brooklyn, last night e1-Mayor
Lambert resigned as clerk Of the scaaton, and to-
day made statement regarding his management
Of the property Of h!s stsser.tn-Iaw Mrs. Crook,
agent for series Of years.. At times i had bos.
Iowed moneys and securities on nlJ hands, mt
same. but serlos Of adycrso circuu,stanees have
prevented me from doing this. and honcs
the loss which has been sustained. Hero was mr.
petted manner. Struggling hard Againbt adycsso
circumstances, hare been compelled TO suecumb.
onsly: 1 have been too sangutnc. have loue
what could to repair wrong. ] hAEa surrendered
everything In my possceelon to Mrs. Crook In OF
der, - faf possible, to make mp thu heavy loss
sustained oy my uufortunate management Of her
Affairs: and can only ask the forgiveness Of God
eacridccl, md Of my tcllow-cilizcns whoso eonn-
dencos have woundcl."
, 1877-04-18

OF fara occurrence. whllo sour &nd Offensive bread
the rule.
tina contractor for th,a fone Is Mr. c. N.
Holden. .If. VINO, In orffcr to yet tho contract,
had to aHrbo 10 1ny PoriolAt nnchalf Of the rsodl
This prO1ts to Holden have been exceedingly NmAl,
because Pef!o1at bought and delivered nearly all
tbe flour. aud charged Holden 36 20 pcr barrel tor
It. Ho cheated bis partner, ~ we'll ~ cheated tho
county.
PorAroHs AND nHpsGlADA
A. Illustrations Of the recklefs and scAnda1nns
eubssfSfoncY of The County Commissioner to Nj.
rettolat We Instance letting 10 him In Jnne,
1873, of a contract toe the supply Of potatoes at
90 cents per buslct, while the county produced on
fa own farm over b, 500 bushels, which II returned
at rs cents per bnshc1. Tho majority of potatoes
delivered under tho contract did not coat Cur con-
tract0r over Is cents per hushc1. d.
The county mAdn special contract with Pertofat
fot 100 Iron oedsteads at 31n each. fenofat pur.
chased thcm from the manufA9tnfef tn this city at
413 each, and pocketed s., 100 without tho ex.
pendltuEe OF .lollat; and, though tho goods wsrc
delivered f1ce at tho AAJlnm By tho manufacturer
rtffotat collected $40 eartsyct
The weight OF tho whoe testimony upon county
hfatrs was that all pcrsons holding otc under tho
County board held them At tho consent Of and BY
purchase from pcrio?at; that being his dependents
they wcre compelled TO !onch for all bills, and to
consent to all frnuds which h might nrtleF ai.
rect; that tho proceeds or profits OF these frAude
arising from thcRe shortages In the quantity and
3ntcrorttJ OF 9nality In tho supplies delivered nnd
paid Tor conatltuten common fnnd* and from
which fund he paid s associates In crime, and tio
men IN the Boarv, of Commissioners who voted u
his bidding and pcfpttuatcl his ru1o.
, 1877-04-18

sulclIo Of q Chicago business Man At Gin.
clnnatt---An noctlonato Family Relations.
6nfctQt NnakrA 10 III Td&unx

Suicide Of q Chicago business Man At Gin.
clunatt---AfF fFoctlonats Fa,n'ly Relations.
6ptctol NpatcA 10 7As zHsuns.
ORIGINATE, April II. Shortly boiose noon 10.
day, jonathan U. Price, member OF the arm Of
McDonough, Frico i Co.. furniture dealers al 2ti2
In tho Walnut Street House.. III was
unknown Ia ttis city. having coma hora
on lhe 9th inst. from 1t. Louis. md
engaged ltoon. No. ~ Of the hotel named, Whst
tho mission was that brought him here ls not
known. At half-past II o'clock be sent eall.boy
10 tho hotel laundry for his linen. The boy was
5stusn!nf e ILL., ROOM nd ": re-. tho aoot whea
I hoayy body within shs rouas., Frightened
Seo S I'D ,: ss ..r b. hs sfsa al r.
sus't went . tau room 10 ia,sstiIss' .nj, aadtns
ihs door locked. thsy forced Il open ana entsred;
Fflss, With bullet hois entering i'll head On tho
= a,e.ehstabetad Colts revolver, with oas
~ s,asn. th.t l. bad Wed .he l.ttsf j. pise!ps
FL sss 's I'd . H. ds H. w.. wa s. bot
from tbs aperture, and the docior At ones pro:
nouneed aeAih inevitable. us lcit 10, writing 70
y: IT, y: rass I'll. . A.
's1 :;1:st toS. Shsst zp u 3s.4 !; Gss: b:." ,.
ses 70 i to e
& eass sos ;os M s ts'9 aas asss III
Si,!s il 4. kl.. sus little ooys q; ~: Yess
'st H. 1issn ,sissisphea to Mrs., f;lss. notifying
b.. q .hs oss4ltsnss, .aa tsssi.sd . reply ~:
sss .aeas sa dea ia III Suatss @
nuAestakes's. Coroner st!sh Wa notified. .aa y.
potntsa IN inquest for Tomorrow. frice wsa ap.
DhstnLly about tu years old.
, 1877-04-18
CROPS AND 'HOPPERS.


Special Nspdseh to ina IftbunA
onIENr, 1a., April 17.-We have had some good
weather tho last two weeks for putting In grain.
Wheat is all sown, witch 10 = ANAL breadth tor
th's country. A good many farmers have not
sown any wheat At all on account Of the graashop.
per prospects. oats AMI barley ara nearly all
sown, which wilt ba short crop this year from tho
esmo cause. Corn will be the principal
crop in ahia part Of lows this year, Of
which there will bo a large broadth planted.
The 'loppers have not batched out tn this section
o! Iowa Jet, hut tho ground IL fall Of egRs, AMI
think they arc all good. havc examined good
many, nnd have found but very fow bad ones,
and It only wants ono OF two weeks Of warm wealth
ct 10 bring them out In largo numbers. They Will
stay hero long enough 10 be able 10 ny, and wheth-
e. they VIII do much damagc T. mefe1y queation
these may be some cold, vet weather that viii hare
godacnd for this rnrt NJ the connlry.
6pecfa1 HspattA 10 M 1ftbuHA
OItnDEs, H., April 17.-1 havg teatad the
grasshoper oggs In this vicinity, and lind them for
Tho most part III healthy condition, yery few II ay
being injured by tho variations OF tamperatura,
etc., 10 which they Mcfo e1Poncd during the
winter. Tho people Of tails tCafrolO county hayo
been holding grnaehoppcr meetings and organizing
for tho purpotc OF waglng against them d war Of
speetoi Nspatea to 7as Tribune. ..-
AlANoHTE, Ia. April l7.-fhe spring wheat aud
nntA neo All eown, and we Rfe now plowtng for
corn. .sprlng has been dry and work has progress
cd fnely.
, 1877-04-18
TEtEGRAPhlc NOTES.
HpSeda( HkpQfcA 10 Ia 5ttkuNA

LABALtz, ILL.,, April 17.-Tha Common Council
Of this city Il special meeting held yesterday af.
tsfnoou passol IN ordinance declaring that the
Mayor should hereafter tecetrs e., 600 per annu,u
sos his services, And that each Alderman should
receive - for stlsndtng each regular reAson of
tho Board, and be t8od IS for non- tttndancH,
upleS4 for satisfactory cArss.
Special DttpdteA 70 M IstssAA-
6r. Paul, MIMI. April li,-1he 6tats Supreme
rs, 600 acrcs Of State swamp-lands Which hass
been certified ~ thu truatocs Of the Hospital for
Paul Hallway Company oa tls ground & priority
oi grant, eonn1.nlux tho claim pf the railroad
company. - ,-.-
Comnszes to-1sy resolved to petition GoDGtsa "
, 1877-04-18
SMALL MUNICIPALITIES.
Elections In Many OF Them Ycstertfny-Tho
HtFnlt-Jacitct Of Total Abstinence DlacArt-
cd Ia tho Majority Of Instances and Donned

cd Ia tho Majority Of instances and Donned
In Few.
o.n,o,5sss ss;ts' Ress % s: t. n t,sss tss .n,e,p.
i'fsa II aoas Ct ~ s: e. oa a. Sst
vefo in tko asld 4 sa early houF. Tha weathess
W. nns ,s Until oflosk p when T. bagsa
over I @aSspsi sseon4 4 Ind .ats.!
,he day By tHs .s,s'al .unSnt ssns'dsts: .
ssys' @ 81. ' tS st.st!ea h.rs: se'1pss ~
E. ssssa aes'f g " hSe 9y sss,s q az A.
ss Hob.,: Tas ety fstofneyshp Hsot Ill. to g.
no opposItlon for Tsrasotcr. o. 2. IlIghtowes
tho present incumbent l. tho successful Candidate
fes cty Ms..hal b, ne;s'y soo %t!ottt, oyer each
man from lie Fi..t ward, p. " MeFaidsn % f1om
tho second, and L. ". Martin from The Third.
surprise 'hs p:s@ :ssTss s's. 10 u. z,,ssn
Lii .nd Ss bssa oas Il H.
most etossly conte4tod snd exciting that has beun
he'a to5 ,s .sias {s.rs Ths following Fss.lenen
!srs;' 'Tlo..arst. r.. A. pl'xss.; e1etk. T: i.
Msst.r.ts g. uatae.s Tss ,ets ie9 & .esa.s s
10th ln,tanres. Everything has passed % quietly
jour-. IT., Aid fTsFse = siss:isa | II .al. city
i1.a i ihIss, ,laSfh: % q ii! sats 5snF psisa.
e. a:pss IT, n:p:s ss .'Tiss
%sss.ssss; v it. sss'y tiss % e!esf; ); nsa!. nf!
ere Dsnoc.sE. III fourteen Aldermen siestsd
A'9 nav -. EnscfaI DfspateA to 7na 1txbuns
, 1877-04-18


SOU. .s3. or oret 100 per cent W. lad bofusV "
tho recorded - well u other evidence that In eight
amouns charged BY Fsriolst, csrilasd BY Kimberly,
ilsefsd, vi. 81, 4a7.0. '' ' '' ''A''
Mr, PssIolat has tAs contract for furnishing gro.
cerius 10 tho County Agent who feeds th1 out.
door poor Of thIs city, A nuulbst Of gsntlemen..
xeod e. ss%ss Il sa r. ss
on!cs Of tho County commissionrfs, and on which
The eentract WA swssded. 4 comparison OF these
tractor showsa deliberate and who!asaio S iruna. S
The samples In ths County Agents onies are Of tho
worth 50 per cent Of thvse sepreseutcl BY tbs sam.
pies on which shs contract WAS let. and for which
ss1 k.1 y
ferlority VI the goods delivered 70 liz agents Into
excessive psymoat4 after The following fashion:
IT,. 100 pss ssnsi siss, loo ger cent; gseaaa
pr cont; pickle, $50 per cent: IT.. a50 per cent
TIN rtouI coNTaACT.
We regret 10 have 1t TO Wy that from The concur
mate: lad ssyeSsi menssn of I'LL juTy Who per- r.
eonallY visited ths sims. house and Insane AaTlun
there y d;.sfaesfnl abuse Vt .he public tsuat IL
The lea i. .c.adslously Inferior; the meat fre.
q4sas'f tslntcd and anht Tor human food. Thu
eSs ~ as TO, wash The
o. ~ others the moss shams!cs4 abuse. Tbs
eoupty b.. pala during ;hs year iuss closing t5 20
eoas ssG tas coan.y uss eaasiSIy .ae nv
eniaed ~ stoek Of dous On baud. consltttng Of
shout 100 barrels. sad brought tLoetal sampled Of
clusleu seachei BY sll MAS that tbe hour was ma1s
from grown wheat. which IL rot worth In this mar
kct totet ~ psr barrel. Tts haik Of the houe has
b. regarded ~ thu swespinSs VI the market. A. !
natural Ecsult, Xvod bread Or wholesome hLcad u
, 1877-04-18
restore the United etases mission 10 the United

rceto1t the United eta.es mission 10 tho United
StAtea OF Colombia. -.
Rptcfo! DfspotcA to 7As 7f1Swns.
MApleoS, Via. inr!l 1.-THE WIscon~in 6tate
Collegiate oratosfcnl contest will % hold In tho
Aaacmtly chamber nn1t Wednesday evening. The
Judges have been sccclcd IA foltowa: Judge c. Il.
Dyer, nj Racine; the Rcy. Charles Carhart, Of
Oshkosh; rrof. Boott, OF Chicago; and the Rev.
A. Little, Of Fond In lac.
ZAxEsvtLtE, Apr11 l7.-1t h understood that
a movement will 10 started to erect another bridXa
over the Ohio At this point from Ndw Albany to
Louisville.
POM nu Lac. Wis, April 17.-A circular ad'
dres. lust issued 70 The Tompleso Of Honor IN VIA
consin thowh that sixty .onc Temples have been In
st,tated during Tho pa,t aiI months, and 3, 400
men initiated. The membcrrhp in Tbs State Ia
about Il, 900; number OF Temples. 131.
, 1877-04-18
DETAINED EN- ROUTE.
Specid5 DtSx3lcA TO ina 7S18unt.

Sioux ctT1, la., April ia telegram from
RAuda'. says gambler from Yankson named
KnowIton shot and instantly Killed David Rossfck,
= aesrpcntet from Monroe, Mich, last FRIDAY at
Fort Pierre. Hosalck WAS on his way to the Black
with knowltun, who represented himsoIf as =
stock dealer, lost hta watch md money, and, on
learning tho character OF Knowlton. went to him
and demanded the return OF his propony. Tho
gambler replled by drawing pistol and hstng, with
the above result.
, 1877-04-18
NADUED.
Ep4ctdi Dtarnkch 10 ne TtthxnA

Foxp pu Lac, Wis, April t7.-Thn Fond du Lac
Chief Of Police yeaterday received 4 telegram from
berlin describing the person Of ttief named
George Cream. who WAS wanted, especially for tho
theft Of gold watch and ehatn. lie was srrostad
within bnlf m honr, This morning Tho Sheriff Of
Drcen Lake County appeared here ant took Charge
Of tho pr1eonuE. Diagrams or several business
Crehn's pcrson, with notes ~ to whete and how
they were 10 bo operatad upon. II - known that
he bcionGa to q regularly organized gang Of
burglars.
, 1877-04-18

hAvb decided to contract for tho erection Of two
hrst.e1ess Iron br!dgca, to take tho rltee OF tbs
wooden asFuctutes Awcpt away IN tho late fresf,tt
Chicago psttsos can hava untfl May 10 got speci-
fcattans and son.l In propoaitons.
CAIRO, Ill.,, April 'l1.--l,ctums from The city
election Indicate the election Of Winter for Mayut,
nrl for Police Magistrate, and Phillips for CLERK
Democratic party nominees except Mcdec. for
CITY AttnrneJ, who ID probably e1eeted By = smsit
, 1877-04-18
TCTINflZED.

Spectdg DttpdscA 10 Tns TtibnRe
CANTON, ILL.,. April 17.-lluld's llAnk and ths
Homo Daak, Of this place, were vIctlml1ed out Of
81, 100 by forged drifts, which wcEs presented by
two men named Lennox sud Palmer.
, 1877-04-18
KANSAS.

Special NspaseA to 1as 1rtbHns,
Exrtnt, Mcpherson Co.. Kan., April 17-The
festive 'hopposs have been Matching ont very fast
for a laat two or three days In places around hero
that ts, In tho plaees where they deposited theiE
eggs. They deposited mostly along streams OF
watsr 1e1amined thau mysnlf ~ soon a. heard
they wc.o hatching, that would ba certain that
what should write would be truo. witnessed tho
sight Of their coming cut Of tho ground. It scems
BY tho way thay out that all In tho ncat batch.
and then by their united cErorta thoy mako ther
wny out of tho ground, SO that when ona hops out
they a! hop ont. When they first hop ont they ars
become very dark, and atn vcfy lively from Tho In
slant they Ieave thu ground. Whefc they have
hatehcd out the ground Is petfecty altye with theu
whcro The egEa are deposited (hefore 1hcy hatch),
mud found It rcry good wny 10 destroy thcm, ~
Il brings then, on top Of tho ground ard the SUI and
and turn black. They hayo tone no damage 30 far
that eau hear Of,
, 1877-04-18

DunuQpE, Ia, April 17.-John Gomosiug, a
German, living near Waterloo, Ia, shot his wtfo
this Afternoon about o'clock, and then emptiod
the romalning toar, barrels oi bis ro1o!ver into
probably dlo. Family difficulties arc sstd 10 10
Tho cnuac.
, 1877-04-18
NEDHASifAs

Special Df4pdteA to 1ns Tribune
MArLEv1LLE, Dodge Co.. Mob, April 17,-0fuss"
hopposs sra matching to-day. Indications arc thas
d targo part Of the eggs arc uninjurod- Spring
up. Ground In excellent condition. Not moTs
than 80 per cent Of the usual acreage soHn.
, 1877-04-18

CoLuAnfA, 8. c., April 1O.-Tho ten I.owndes.
villa murdcrofs, co1ofei, scntoneodto bo hnngcd
next Fridny, hayo been rcprtoved by Gov. lamp.
ton for two weeks. II thought TINT the sentonce
Of sonio Of them will bo coulmntud " imprfson.
meus for lifc.
, 1877-04-18
0Nn NTA1

CtEvELANp. o.. April 17.-Alfred O. Van Tino,
Postmaster 1t 8Andusky City, convicted in tho
United Gtates Court OF cmbexzlement, was to-day
sentenced to the State Penttantlary for ouU yenr.
, 1877-04-18
HSTEALING FIeEIGIfT-CAnS,ss
Epectai Daspuich to I1s Tribune

MILWAUKEE,. WIS.,, April I7.-Willam John.
ston, John Lang, and John Herman vero captured
th!s morning In fre!ght.cnr, where they had en-.
sconeod themselves for the purpose Of rohbIng tho
car whom II pulled out OF tho yard. Thoy arc all
from Chicago, and were locked up to awalt oxami-
dAklou.
, 1877-04-18

DALrlxoaE. Nd, April 17.-J. W. Nnrrhy,
alias sauncl Mackey. hs. been arrested. charged
With kwinAllng, by sending circulars through tho
rnails to various sections, particularly West.
, 1877-04-18
BOGUs TICKETS,

oaAuA. Mob, April 17.-John ". Frye, who
whl arrested few days ago, having in hts pos-
session 81, 600 worth Of bogus tickets started for
Nashville this afternoon In charge Of an oi1lcer.
, 1877-04-18

OCEAN STEAMSHIP MEMS.
PLYMOUTH, April l7,-steauship Cambns. from
New York, has arrived.
New yoax, April N.-Arnved, stasushlp
BothutA, from Liverpool
, 1877-04-18

MAuon Chunk, Pa, April t7.-Tho Jury in tho
cass Of John Mailer. ths Molly 1fagulre charged
with completely Ia tho murder Of Morgan Powell,
rendered vosltct Of murder In tho second degrees.
Mailer IA tho sixth man conyIctud Of completely OF
tbia nuf{lGr,
, 1877-04-18
THE TrTItE.

San FRANCISCO, April 17,-A sacsamcuto dis.
patch says that Nollie McCGtty and Lady. Amsnua
ran dash OF two and quarter Mitcs o.day. Tho
drst was great thvorite iu the POOLS and won By
length In 4:oU,
, 1877-04-18

Exw YoRK, April 17,-LouislanA consolidated
per crus boad4 advanced TO ~ here tv.l4y, . ttae
0l y PEI esas alnce E1dsy last
, 1877-04-18
CttRRrNT OPINION,

~ ~. san: ,s,.. :. as,s'aa =. ~. ~ s,
tsnsna n oeno.o 70 Se P,.Iea Ms,n dnSn e. e.
ttp tMtepoS,,enn pafty. AnI Mtenrt 70 10 that wl put
nc ae!o9s @ 19 aesanty tae Mtohg thGL ther "a:
amssiean 1ss ~ Up. a]p - "''-1"''e''A' "0'"
Mi. blaine had an opportunity to tn that fe.,,,,
Last year. and i large mhjoritJ Of Now Enslsn1
Tor rrcsiJent lii. lfayes idly rerfcaents ,hs
lristow Idea, aud we hava 40 donGt tat liz policy
McpqD1fa ho hn Esen u Mf na!Gs. ON
nna feeling aghtnst him tnd ~ polieJ within tic
y, r,a.,s.n, ,%ua.n'uno.''. no." "s,sm .'. .'na,
st.rast" msmS9r II tbr o9 ssnstn Rne r. tas %
ra.e she Republican party from tic Old rns, Il
VIII ri tan much farther. ttls norelty to 80
1louas Of Representatives aRnlnat him, and ths
Senatorial ''italwArts" wou1 ~ a general thlnr's
md enough in the'r own regulations demanding
attention 10 consume thcir capaelty.-CinelnNo1
IN, .nn,.,, NJ. ,h, dount,oadcn po,,, ,,,u.,
ths aiism.mStrment q thei5 eoantiy I'D tSe op.
Sss c:s as ssss '
Right against Might. To those sdvisefs d rrcsi.
dent Hayes who hare led the wny in tho abandon.
ment OF the Republican party IN tbe South In
wosds Of chanberein n,utt be l!kc the sting u III
Kt1Ioco.. .bsnr md ~. ~.ao.,nr ~ .,on, np"s' w.
pasSa a. 10 VIII ann n asoo in TnPofnE @ s1oai What
ssSaix saass; ,,ls ss!e.sd f:t:as;s VII
erc :. ,.sf mn4Ec,,t"n " !, " wv r.aeoeas oanoltt
IN Louisiana. The Neho,i. H aosefncnt Vii Vii .sks s
=" a.. me ,mpsa IN NJ eha.h thIeats snd
eni1 enme own n1 Ryns nj n,snt @ ~ .s s.d ho WI
nobe y q ~ ane ., vs IL
sis,e y! essg9eae Eff o., :no oesn o. ths
pns him IL aii wtn e hours afe1 1
fommas Inc nfns aet 81 laegnasaslsh'. @ o.
'sa~ 4taS4"s .r r"''0as'"a Dfm.''
a Washlneton telegram printed in thls morn!ngs
MG.,v.n Mt aoa's saa. - tpa.o"s: .at
ef Ts n a nhcS VII SS Y M
Hayes hreaknX b1esd With Hampton Il M psiv.is sti
pocket caisd It tao aa:osle @ ITEM Tsnr1op 1p on + we e
ra to whom was sown, VIII te 'u tsaues. uas ss
u statement from him Ia reference to TIC dispatch
Te na sss,s ss Il y ss ne ss%s ns q e
eea Ss99 haS0t ne e:3s I'd
ssy e.e nat word s oi IT'D as IL t. y
pG.o sene ne',sn IT,; ar
Ms5ss tho no esed for a. peace policy
erntc Iiooss s ~ ~ net,rssntsSn OF Demo.
no credit whatever Tor sincerity, and Continue 10
abuse hin aa :. trnadulent Ffcs!dont, = ne: e.
e sosh do no. ana Se soiP
1ss p4ssensa ss s q 1s:; he 3as 3 s1 @ s seh 5 sss os
viii serious mss1lngr, bas IL frora she bee!nness nes
We bolere that Iii Political irisnls Who ook ,,pSa
!1 hin With foel.nss ot a!stras a. well ~ ha po
Ing 10 giYe him fair trial beforo eondcmnatiou.
--knoxulNs {7taa.) Chronicle (Ntp.-I'arsos
DF0rniou).
, 1877-04-18

DATrox, o., April l7.-Tho Supreme Court to-
day sustained tho verdict of the Jury against Harry
Adams for murder In tho nrSt degree. Lie will ba
bupx on tho a1th lp1L