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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

Captain Ead's report recently sub
mitted shows what complete success
the jctty work at tho South Pass is
A permanent channel not less than
twenty feet has been obtained, where
before only fourteen or fifteen feet cX-
i,tcd, and vessels Of very heavy draft
find no difficulty in entering into the
river.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

Four large blocks of Knoxville mar
bic, aggregating one hundred cubic
feet, have been contracted for, to be
converted into u monument to the
first Governor of Tennessee. William
Blount, to be placed in the capitol
building at Nashville
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

A serpent thirty feet long, with a
huge body, "carrying its head as high
IA that Of horse is spending the
summer in Bradley county, Tenn. 1t
was seen there during the war. The
East Tennessee papers have faith in
the accounts OF il.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

II is said that Jefferson Davis, in
his forthcoming book, will assaiI Gen.
doe Johnston with severity, and hold
him responsible for the failure OF the
ConIcdcratcs to seize Washington after
their victory ut Bull Run.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

ltnow appears that the grand jurors
that indicted the Louisiana Returning
Board contained only four Democrats
ont Of sixteen. The other twelve were
conservatives and Liberals, ana four o:
them were negroes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

Eight members, Of the National Re
publican Committee will now have to
resign thciI places on the committee or
the Federal offices they hold Hayes
mGanS hnslErSs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

Dlaz asks that he recognized by our
Government; bat the Government will
not recognize him until he makes reps
aratiOn for the recent invasion Of
Texas.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

General John 4. Wilder, who has
just returned to Chattanooga from an
extensive trip East, assures the editor
Of the Times that the President
Southern policy is approved by the
great mass of NortLcr people.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

A correspondent OF the Nashville
American says: Jesse Adams, while
netting the other day, in the east fork
Of Stones river. dipped up u trout
twenty inches in length, three inches
between the eyes, and weighing eleven
pounds"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

The promoters Of the Libcrian cmi-
grafton scheme claim to have enrolled
the names Of $1,000 colorcd persons
in the State Of South Carolina who
consent TO cmigratr.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

IL is said that an agreement has
been entered into between Russia
Germany and England to divide the
spoils when Turkey is whippcd-Eng.
land to receive Egypt and Cyprus,
Russia to receive Armenia, and Ger
many the Baltic provinces of Russia.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

The President has announced his
purpose OF executing his civil-seryice
circular in every particular. lie saws
Federal officials must divorce them
selves from every scmbIancc of inter.
meddIings in and management OF DO.
liiical campaigns. Even the great DO
lilical MOsul, A. b. Cornell, Chairman
Of the New York Republican State
Committee, has had to too The mark
md resign the Craftsmanship.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

Min Wilson, colorcd, was hung in
Jackson, on tho llth inst, for the
murder Of policeman Perkins. Ills
neck was not broken by the fall, and
he died from stranguIation, after As
minutes OF agonjzjng struggle. Five
thousand people witnessed the eXccu-
ton.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

The Choctaw and Chckasaw In,
dams have brought Il suit against the
Missouri, Kansas a Texas Railroad on
a claim of 100000 for timber, coal,
NC, taken by the road without war
rant
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

The New York Sun says: "Ihc
number Of people anxious to get to the
South is steadily on the increase, in
spite OF the change OF the seasons and
the improved chances Of life at the
North ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

Some Of the Arkansas hot springs
have been running cold water, 10 the
surprise Of doctors oud old iphab
itants.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

A negro fatally stabbed, with a pitch
fork, Il farmer named Spence, in The
10th district Of Rutherford county, n
few days ago.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

Russia furnished $3.50 immigrants
to this country last year. Nearly
5000 more than the previous year. A
large number Of these settled in the
South.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

~ This line offers great inducements
10 tourists to the Centennial. connecting
III Louisville with trains having through
cars which run direct to the Centennial
grounds III Philadelphia.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

Fred. Dousioss talked right ont to
the coIogcd people, in speech, Few
days since, about their sacred preach
ers. lie said: "Ih,ir preachers should
tell them more about what to do, and
less about what to feel, They should
cultivate their brains more and their
lungs less, They should not depend
upon being helped, but should do for
themselves lie was tired Of Ethiopia
holding out her hands They should
not depend upon the Lord for every
thing. The Lord is good and kind,
but is Of the most use to those who do
for thcmsclvca'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26
House for Rent.

\ good dwelling house. with six rooms
Il kitchen, and a good garden; also Il rood
cistcrn of water. Situated on Main street
two doors below Winchester Hotel, and
known rs che "U'Rcar house" Suitable
for dwelling and business house, will
rent cheap. Apply to
apr5-tf A. JOURDAN.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

The Maury Sentinc, is the name Of q
new paper Just started in Columbia,
with + j, UcmphIl Nc the editor
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

The New OrIcan, Democrat says the
great mass Of the people OF Louisiana
are gratiliod that the report of Gov.
Nichols expressions of opposition to
the Returning Board indictments is in.
correct.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

Flood, the dcfauItng postmaster OF
Dover, Tenn, has not been since his
confession, and is supposed 10 have
left tho State
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

1t is said that in SncIbyvi!Ic, Tenn,
there are 5cYcnty,Gye marriagcabIc
girls and bat Il DORM Or 80 Of mar
rja9cab!a young mon
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26
BARBERlNG,

r.. a. 81 RkEI, with an experience
OF lWchty-thrcc years in his trade. inyit,s
inc custom all who want to be shaved
Sh"ihp3ohed' or to have their hair cut o,
dressed ,i, III neat style at prices to suit the
~ lair or whiskcrs dyed neatly and
- special contracts made with all
VINO wish to shave by the month.
~ sHoereuIt' +. y. STARKEY.
o'' Winchester. Tenn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

II is said that more than seven
thousand applications FOR con,uIshipS
are on file in Washington, and there ia
but one vacqucy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26
&}OV AND NLOODSUED

The Greatest ltaIIrOad Strike Ever
NUORn 10 this Country.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

Nashville is going to entertain the
American Scientists who meet there on
The 10Th Of next mouth, in the most
hOsnilNhIc mnnner.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

The Washington correspondent Of
the Boston journal says that General
Sheridan. before starting on his West,
crn trip, left the following political
prGd!Ctlon: at was necessary after
the war that the greatest soldier Of the
war should become President. 1t was
in accordance with the philosophy Of
history that person chiefly known as
. civilian, who, however, held an hon.
orahle position in the Union army,
should be the next President; aud Che
President who takes bis seat in 1881
will be a man who fought upon the
Confederate side, who was young
enough 20 see that he was in error and
acknowledged it,"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

The Hotel at Tullahoma is crowded
with guests this summer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26
Examining the mnrmil

sE~ Examine the marginof you
q paper, and if yon sec 4 crcss
SSA>N:1e-o mark, thus X know that it
means you are in arrears, and unless YOU
pay up your paper Will be stopped. Wc
are not able to pay cash for work and IA
tcral and TO work on credit.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26
Lumber, LUMBER,
Hunts Station, Tennessee.

The undersigned is now prepared to re-
ccivc and fill all orders. nc short notice.
for the following kinds of lumber at the
annexed priccs:.
Oak, per NJ. per cal load. .... e.. 9lI.5D
Delivered ut Winchester or Dccherd. l2.5O
Gum, per W.. per ear load. ........ II 80
DELIVERED at Winchester or Dccherd. I25O
Poplar. per VI. per ear load, ........ l2.5O
Delivered ut WinchesterOr Drchert. 1880
VIII receive wheat, corn. bacon. and any
other merchanlahlc barter, taken in eX-
change for lumber ut market prices.
j. b. LIPSIOMB
August 9TH. lS1J-tr
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26
BLACK s 1nithinn
4
AND REPAIRING.
Andrew Knannnr

=, in the shop formerly occupied by
rasHnacht, on High street, Winchestr
dthil" Is prepared to do all manner ,
bIacksmili'ing and Repairing of Muchi
merry. Flows made or pointed and hor.a
Shoh promptly. and perfect satisfactio,
guaranteed Eighteen years cxpcricr,
IN me largest cities in the odd country
dcc7-ly
, 1877-05-11
. A CITY "CORNERED.v

The corn dealcrs Of Fhiladc1phla should learn to
put no trnst In prtneea OF salwaJ kings. They had
profound faith In tho pacific professions Of thu
Czae ot Russ!a, and concluded that The protocol
meant peace. They also had profound faith In tho
Assurances Of Col, Scott, who declared that rai1.
wny fates 10 Philadelphia should be low ~ those
Ia any other city, and In the s.l]Ar assurances Of
Mr.. Vanderbilt 10 merchants nf Now York, and
therefore logically concluded that railway
was w. tnsy!tsGle, With lorsr gra'n rstea
ind chssapaF gtan A. phadshpha shpt Accord
pssse.s IN En,9pe and wst between m ts ts!iFpa!s;
uaE In Eurnpc. Tho dealers Of Philadelphia soih
Arr!l md May corn to sho extent Of 100 900
now sugascd n trying 70 buy the corn ht 70 sents.
move tho April and Mny corn which people sold
without boins a1e TO get Il. arc putting ii demur.
tage cla!as lnyoiv,ne heavy loss e Tho E.orshana
without any effort bn the pnrt o. anybody to pro-
duco tho dlsaatet Perhaps 4 ID Thu frat time On
record that ~ hntttc city deliberately coruesed ~
itself.
, 1877-05-11
DOM pEI1NQ.

Dnm Pedro'a Indifference to the rules Of palace
etiquette during his stay In Berlin hortlhcd The
German courtlorN. I1e appeared Al the Eu,prcss'
reception wearing black ernsa. ins,ead OF the
rrgulatlon white ncektlc, which, a. The Cologne
0aesfis observes, "la Indispensable even at tho
Whtto 1Iouso In WnshInglon." Raiser William
mad his Empress caled BY appointment At tho
IIntcl de Rome 10 rcturn Dom rcdroa visit, Int The
brazilian tourist wns not IN. AstonIstrA nnd some.
What thas,lns,l. tt: Kaiser gaTs directions 70
rn1aeo, when druaAky. rapidly drove
n.y.. and a .ston!, h, elderly, man IN q
Fptfntlus to the Impartial carriage hslped the Ger
man E1npfeHa ont. Tbs Emnsror William follow.
iattos sno'ogtzed for HI. nrpa1sn!lr ride conduct
hy sartnq hs had ronc tn Prof. lielmhols Without
nray,oasIy setting his which 10 Ucrtsn time. and
discussion IN physiological nrtca had 70 mich IN.
tercat for him that he nyerstaih Ills time. The
Brazilian sovereign had no desira t. SEQ lhe bar.
mek8 and paralr. grounds Of 1'criIn, but The uni.
rcEs!ty, tho art gncrca. tho scicntic institutions
and sbore all tho palace library. underwent his
careful inspection.
, 1877-05-11

mine from tins IN time tho exact amount yet to be
dos 70 on, a'oa ~ IT,, tbs hs,lStag b1ng
when erery kind Of material and tat,or Was At the
u sps knSa
have been from one. third 10 onc. shalt lower &hnu
the estimated price, I eannot sec how this tomnia.
not have mashed tho building withons crora tnlpa.
e,y Sn ,hc'r s, .,pes,s3 whs9 ;hsy hays The
Have earciniiy looked over thc original e,.imates
In my potscraion, Of which that In t9,e book Is
sey III %% nse sna ee%pes "sas CO..
S;i0l, 0f0 Or $i0O 600 1ess than The committee oi
architect. and builder estimate. for to protect ther
reputation they putpo"efJ ett'massd al a very high
Nov, what mus. be the conclusion OF every sane
nAn tn rcRnrh to tho ConmiAatontfal Have they ex.
eessd thcy S wonid @ with ii al .o iacss a. above stst
81 right bcfoso, shoms Bal son'e one may say.
saiea .ene.ee asnis were .he 'n,ero. % columns
,sy, Ye.. Wete :' the rsSou. reon,. Il 70 5o Cur.
Was ihe dome 10 be mas,lvs bnd htghi answer.
Ycs: even higher and more snssrtre than Tho r..
i!mstlns COMMITTEES thoasht waa prorc. n haid.
as IT. ep' .sess sss .astas s,ss Ass =
r"s s;'d moi Se b.s.' n' Of e is
were 10 be marble: tho grand staircase wa 70
hase oee, wholly u marble; also .hs interior sol.
thu tonninlasiuusrs been doing with sns people' 4
money srcn INTO their charge for exrenditure1 II
tho rrroEtr are trnc, snd they CONG finrn many per-
rnne, tic Commissioners hare diverted tho finds
placed 10 their tru.. from the original dc.lgn Of the
int1u.tors TO ssystem Of characterization wholly
out Of keeping wlih tho plaza the ornaments ecci:
tho cot..tullona limit Of funds, they fry % make
initiation serts for ihs tal.--tatns uf sham tol
II 20. the pcnplr mnrt bear stIl fnrthar burdens.
Al VII! he tcch BY tbs foregoing. the Slate. itou1C
building vii, haIe cpst when completed u. 600.
hase bcrn orc Of ths very bett tasteful. and com.
olcte Capitol buildings In America. A. u. COOK.
, 1877-05-11
THE NEW STATE-H0USE.
II 10 fAs Edftar c} Tks TFtAuRt.

CHICAGO, May l0.-1t seem. almost Incredible
that tic new 9tata'llouso Of }ltlnols IL not co,n'
plelcd aad yet the constitutional! limit Of appro-
p1Iatcd money las been reached. I,nt ACC by
pcruslng your paper that not unly Il anch the fact
but there will have 10 be appropriated about
$780, QUO more before the edEeo can DO completed.
II sccu,s almost Incredible, for tho following tsa.
sous, In 1900 ths foundations wers in and baas.
is'atuta ia,;,;li among cshcs) tHat ~ b9tla.
.es sosaa nSs y Jul. tst tss 81 sSo oSo nsaoa
~ tha bIIl authoflzln: i. constsuet!en.
"a ssa y ~ ,s1 lsE ;s
ptoyidud tho oost Of tbs building should not AZ
sseA NE "a 100. o90 reh,a!ng nnappropr!a'ea
,oonsy Appropriated could be used tho Commit:
lies oi tbs TWO uoasea On Public bu.!linYs, aud
yrvuud4 should reject two arcl!lcets aud bulldog,
tl,o boat to bo found. to whom the plans. dolal-
drawings. aud specifications should bo submitted,
n ~ IL. s" e. fssttSy sa 4 fgnea "
. 1oo nsuel Ihs s1aa s ,nsy w '' r!st LII @
tho late A4hos and A. Uaust Tho aEehitt cts
auI myself q. ssbeomusl,iso 10 see iat the esti.
nst sSSin,a 4a I'll SSs GaSg ggx ss L. v
the four months It took TO pFepars acir sstimatrs.
aud never wA4 theEa greater caro- Aee to gel H. eha
ssses a. s.t bsia"x !ssa aSsa
cass under consideration. The length. bfcadth,
aud ,h!ckucas of eser5 atono tu thu baIllins was
Lkru with great accuracy. IT, eo4t In tho rough,
cost Ut cutting, cost VI transportation, aud cusk
oi settling "a tho building. The same WI.
nuo of tha ifvu. eosna. theit slxe. lsnysl. and
fulli ,nsis from the makers tlbles), together
viii transportation and setting IN the buildiny.
The sauia vas truu Of every other kind Of mAtcris
~ h. used IN lha ouLl4iux t. au.h It complete ~
ono of thr test state 1Iouscs lu the country. Thu
Committee n,ado i sabulatea statement VI the r..
auIt ut shoit work, giving ~ ahoya daseslecd lha
lpugtIl, hfrA1lll, and lhckarss Vt Gyaey atono In
lie hnlhluy IL cpst In tho rough cost II cuttns,
co,t uf deportation. xhd co.4 Of setting. sna thc
whatever uaiute 10 10 used. This ubulatcd
statement Of cat,n,atcs was eoplcd Into .
huok 10 Nv epniultGd b. Tbs btate-flousa
kinda Of work. 10 ttAs &hsy themselves could de-.
tcrmtns whether ths estimA&es received from con-
GAeiess Mesv tsaAvlaMe ex aal, and a!so " dstef.
, 1877-05-11
CINCINNATI,
Atuhhtshnp Tmrcsll--.t'olttlcnt Notes.
10 iAs Editor Of TAe Tribune,


CINCINNATI. o., May Tho citizens ci Chctn.
natl weto considerably surprised, when tho Now
York newspapers reached hera on Sunday, 10 loarn
that tho ypnorah1o Archbishop OF tlIa Diocese was
scri9tlsly III. Thcsu papcsa wcre nslnforucd.
II Is tr,u TINT tho venerable Archbishop, burlrncd
with the cares Of his Dioccsc. Ia in feeble health.
One at his ase could hardly bc expected 70 bear mp
10 Tic world Al ensiiy ns others whose years arc
fewor. ! am told that thn Archbishop waa too
fechlc, some two weeks ago. to make trip to San
Franctfco for his health. Three weeks ago, wlcn
llo confirmed host Of children, hs locked very
feeble, and II was remarked that tho good man wan
mt lang for this world Tut he /. not, nor has 1,o
" ns ny .Ss ssnata .na to h Ssd
ss:.ss: 81 sra asystsaiy ie;ea hy IL Catholics u u
BIZ old saint. lIo cannot do wrong, Hs hcatt and
spql arc sntlfcly wrapped up in CHARITY and III 70.
llgon. ite e 100 sSnernNe T., ths Areh!ep'coEal
a!lcr day, that shs. rencfnh1c Arcl.b!shop would
eiya al The ehnrch.fanda to the toos. i some ono
a 20, 2esys Nss 5 Ill., f9Sa nss. e S c'eG
spared e Ginenn,ti. ~, work IL behalf Of t!e
ill., WI. liz voted for i.ineoln, ana 10 csIisre1
tho A,sgss:5ov gs;sGs Fes e H. IT. gnsn nf cs
Iie VI, .ory poor. and 6a1!. sHn, irams church.
NOW &hH tdtneuFA IN one VI kHc luF&dat Nnl C1sLll.
at of talhule ehurrho*, nnd thc Queen City ID
full Of them. II ia alr0 very wealthy noce*e
| Thu Young democracy. 1t ta fully expected, will
control the politics Of Ohio the co,lihv campaign
| Dcn. Dannng. and Col. samnel 7. Hunt, Jaw
yer aged ~ years, arc tho prominent candidatcs
| TOR tho tiovcfnotshlp. ;.-
taunset Cox has becn here several days, and has
| Ipel with o warm reception. lio 10 confident ui
| ind 10 arc sons Other gontlsmanly .CongresHpcn.
| At least they profess 10 b. Hut who knows but
what real live Republican may wlns l!anks. ol
Mnssae aehHsslta, ts I strong and successful wire.
pmllet; and It 10 matter of history that hr WRs
twica elected Speaker BY coalitlon movement
, 1877-05-11


The importattons OF corn wrro 10, 0is. :,,28 csL
OF which upwssa Of 10 i,er CENT caaie from th'a
IN ttosa Of th!. couatry. II VII bo seen that
iuss!a md Turkey have faEn1hcd 20. per cent Of
The supplies to Enttnnd. In InllA a dcarlh pte.
rails h!s yesr. EeyHt heInf subject 70 the suxer:
whcthcr ths war il iuealltcd Or whether Il draws
!nto 4 he Other kasapssa pewsss y = ssdent 81. n
increases. tn shs he!ghboshoosl Of 2S pet cent ln
cuAe Of tho cutting OIL of Tho tusa!au anu Tarklsh
aupplles from market by a. prolonged
war: Italy. Imports very latscIy from oaeasn.
on ~ IT. sne W. W. IN ae 90
ports. n thls country sls y!:!blc SUPPLY n wheat
ycnr, and II t.o Hsslan suppty Is cut on from thy
knE!Ish n!arsot tho supply Of wheat until tho ns1t
harvest will be very scantt and prcas, necessarily
high. This Will tend 10 make gosA market 70.
earn, Of which thuso u In this country more than
twice The quantity In a&oEe than tscrr this tIas
iast year. although the exports to K,,gla1d have
upon thu aruA VI hostll!tos and the length of tho
wit, II tho op1ntun Of Htnttstcians that tho East.
ern war c.nuot fai 10 crrato IN extsaordlnAEy de-
mand for our lfen1Atu1s.
, 1877-05-11

According to tho most moderate estin,atc, the
average quantity Of ccrenat necessary for the con-
sumption Of each lnhnttnnt Ia IL E.10 buric1B VcF
nninm. and, ttercforn. ni the States that cnrlr
alter awclcn npUn thu 1fst haTo 10 obtain grain
supplies fr0nl otsicr eountrea. IN this country
three. dfthn OF the cereal production consists DG
corn. In Europe ohta prclnmi inntc. And next In
quantity comes vhohts rye, barley, md corn.
fiustta Prussia, nn.i France pruAlncu large wheat
erups and tho two 1rst arc our fnfgest competitors
In Tho English market. In 1sonrtnn.a and tcs*Ia
corn tokts the first rank. prior to 1860 luesn and
F;ussta led thc United Statck In the aupp1y Of
whent, Fron, 1850 10 1861 the exports of wheat
from thte country 10 England sprung suddenly up
from 3io, sW cwt 70 lH,Olo 47a ewt. while ii
.; s.7, ~ sw! 70 4.ta!. NY sw!: l., and F.ns.
lead t.kcn 70 suddenly " thls country has ssef
supplied England during that period with ~. e per
cent Of !re total imports OF whcnt including
f0ur. ng1lnat ~ per cent from ltlssia and l1.1
per cunt fEom GnrMany. ln the sathe period Eth
gland Imported III Per cent OF her totn! impaEta-
t1Uns Of corn iron. ths country. In 1ks? the rx-
ports Of curn Of this country to Great lv!tain only
an0nntcd 10 !, A1 .1tA bushels, against 71H. Gts
b,lHhe.s from Turkey aud Itoun,nnn. and 87U. h1
bushels from Kussla. Al present NoaGlanta nlal
SOnlhcTn 1tuesia, to 1trter degree, nro our pra.
clpul cumpctltM. In the supply OF CORN. Thu year
1870 wn5 good harvest ycar in England; pFtcc5
wtte low, and tho total imports Of wcat wcsa only
A. :}a, IL! cwt. ayninst IL, b11, a13 cwt In 1h76
Tho following table gives tic soarcca OF anpp1y:
, 1877-05-11

tbs HtAtea fnIt{ restored 10 thtit original SOW
erntme. net Wisely nr nnwiscY Il no affair n his
w sincerely bore thst tha ATTEMPT 70 delnt,eg.
m tss M r1ssSy 6sy sssns s9s s'Sef L H
when The fox thas hhre been eanGnt by tle .upct.
:srsseaos Zcal 81 The Rtgi.er hsye had time to
nnon n.y. aIs II Ispsh II Il. fasT III @ y, ' as
e1ssnnt!on grew ont Of an old fcud, and pelil!es
bed nothing 70 do with =. The friends @ e Gully
0iirncr 4 TO-, and they became 'ntursaied bevond
control. Thty killed them because they wrro
~ ss @ eno"sh sI o g.
aesn,t shs Noh ,a!!ng Into M n,lsks that
-l1ekaourg t-lfit.l Herald tDsm.).
State but three. snd t6c Hayes policy can 10 no
IT, 9 pO'tsy az "t r.es he fes
I!lndy indorse t'e whole scheme of conciiis.ton,
National platform u 1s7s. Ind i ii. istsrr q &C.
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Ths on!y oSteo'nu Of ii i'll. .ri.t'on wi,i IL :im:
ply to divide !he Republican party In Iowa md nil
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lRep.).
t:nicr The new law. when n man IA rcgttercd ho
ls1andca ticket Or certificate AZ Il Is eal!et, And
his vots Thjs Is liz iaw. tnt of eoatss !. nayor
enforced except against tttpublcane. A.ar ths
certificate has been itsne 10 negro a. per.
sts adopted ta deprive him of i. md 70 -p5svent
n'a, from voting: When srefY'a!ny e,.s tsil', 81:
ihcn Say i Of hi,n with shoaldcf Of .Gaeoa md
siestion Il 1,sds isres n Alniaa,a, and shs ia.
York 1fmes lEtr.l.
,.Yon evidently do not think the psc.,dent an