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Gonntrp properIn 90 fet.

CITY HOTEL IL PROVIDENCE, Il. l., to let
" for ), This Hotel Is well known To inc
travelling public throughout tho world and from It's situation
surroundings be the loading Hool Tor
many years. - -.-.
HOUSE, with 6 Rooms, fine located; all
u modern improvements; ~ good order. newly palutd
and kaisomued splendid spring wator Of barn. u re
CURED; moderate Apply TO address 4. ". VA
WINRLE, Kutherford y. j.
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Giluailons Uanieo-females.


AT JACQUIN'S BUREAU can be obtained
4 servants Of all nations cooks, wstrossss ahdtessee
French nuIses gOyeue aud also rst class male sorVantS
COP 6tbave, between 80 ami 36thsis
At BOOKHAM'S, $50 4;h-ave., near 24th-
~ aEts-s wanting help and help wanting situations
cali Immediately. ts French s~c'ish German scotch
and lr,h i,3p, cooks, ld,ndresses chanOerinaids
mattresses hi.r maids hO-oNoTkers. and those
lately lsnled. L. RAYMOND, hoPrietor.
E0OK.-A respectable woman wishes II situsl-
ton islands her business IN al It's branches
meat soup and dessert IN hotel boarding soGse OF resau
rant; best city reference No. 42S West 31st.st
NOOKS.-Roady for city or country under
~ stand all kinds Of cooking foe families hotels
or boarding houses SOBER honest reliable help, with
good references be at the PROTESTANT HOME,
1873 9th ave. sth houso above lOthst
NOOK, W ASH, IRON, and GENERAL HOUSE.
~ wOEK-By German girls for city 0: country Can De
seen. references. at the PROTESTANT HOME i3s
Cth-ayo. ith ho1se above lOti-st
COOK, WASH and IRON.-By North Ger
~ nisn siri good family cook makes good soups
bre4d Biscuits pastries etc also good washer AID
objection W the country best reference CAL al 800
Gtkaye. ncaI xjdsl
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nOUSEXORk-A situation wanted by re-
specialize Protestant eirl do general Homework in
priy re family. ~, iiUssOnsi,
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Brooklpn propsrin 60 fet.

Z. TO LET very low, the desirable 3-story
"A brick dwelling No. 223 CarrOs, near
Carroll Park desirable tenant Tho rent will DO made very
Reasonable Apply ~ l.. CORNELL. IL CourtSi BOjkyu
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HOUSEWORK.- girl for general
Homework 10 a private family city or country cy
reference lJi EeSt 5gth
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Sc gaARD TIMES

w rel Pianos, 800; . octave Slbo, cash
SOP Organs $50 stops $50 stops, - stops, SO 10
stops SIS y stols 500 cash not used year. IN pc iset
ailments received TOR F1snos ana
Organs or 20 lei paid for. HORACE WATERS SONS,
80 Fast lshst, between Broadway and University p- NY
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NOOK and CHAMBERMAID. by

HOUSEW0Rk.--A respectable girl wishes TO
go bv the day ~ees u work good reference No.
AT II floor
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GnrlIilfc fincri.

fh6re been IN ne mint drcrspg Ia THE TRIBUNE
SIM Hcr b|sDssr LGrs airnsg M bc
-. T.
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TSNHE BALDWIN HOUSE,
NEwBURGH. Y. Y. (ON THE HEiGlfTSo
yrr,ys rNsURPASSED ON THE III DSON
UNRIVALLED FOR CONVENIENCE
uPAITlI COMPORT AND ATTEACrIVENESs.
BOARD at LOW RATEs-Ss 90 TO ~ co. according TO
location OF rooms. Address,
CHAS. W. WARDWELL,
PrODrietOr.
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Glusisal .anstrume'ns

EXTRAORDINARY SACRIFiCE-Superior-
toned deliberately carved Is octave panoOrte cover and
stool 500 1900 April at residence Nc 80 East
9ih-st
/ lGHTE Il ERNST, old house of Idghte d.
A. Bradbury. offer their spendd PiASOFokiE rs AZ log
monthly payments az ~ Last lstisI Also
s.niuls AMERICAN OEiANa.
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Gi!natlons rUdnieo-~females.

COOK. HOUSEW0RK, &c.-By useful Ameri-
y can Young girls For city and country for hoHseor
OF chamber gOra waiting OF children. kind ~
wors To be sefu: lor wages suit the times Can 20
With references At Tho PROTESTANT HONf BO'
REA L, l3S 6th.aF. An house above lOth-st
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REAL ESTATE
Nrw-YoRK. wednesday, Aug. 10 1877.
The two following legal sales were made
# the Excaopre solcsroom To-day:

~ John T. B0Vi
I 2 story and basement D with lni 1thavc, -
cor pri 47-st lot 2O5vSf u : lrist co----.$ o''u
b. fcyG Bit.
story brick houses with To-. 40 243 Wet Alsts -oo
Il y 25G II % shave lot 2jNJs9; Anna Marzof SfVo
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30

cyclopedis Of sacred events, from the com
mentator's standpoint
The Pound socisble, set for Thursday
night, is exciting it, share Of interest.
A serenade party have been discoursine
liquid strains and catching liquid colds.
An amateur violinist recently di.tin.
guished himself at one Of our hotels before
an applsudirg multitude
A traveller has been here taking busi-
ness prospectus Of the place
County Court on Monday. The voice Of
the auctionecr sounded amid buggi,s, cat.
tie, plows, aud all such affairs az belong es.
pecially 10 Court days. Each avenue lead
ing from town presented the usual speci-
mes from "Dobb's dinner--you know. Pow.
'ful strong lem'nadew We observed one
Of the aforesaid trying to make his quiet
little embarrassed country hack perform
circus leaps over barrel-which II didn't
do.
BY virtue ofa Judgment Of the Garrard
Circuit Court in the action Of John Will
iamson's Admir- VS. John williamson's heirs
James A. Anderson, as Commissioner, sold
% acres Of land at s27 per acre. and 81
screa at s22 per acre The Sheriff made a
number Of sales for taxes.
tIourt Of CIa;n,s wa Il, ses.;on ON Tues.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30

By the laws of Utah, criminal
sentenced to die cin choose the meth
oil Of his execution. John ID Lee. the
Mormon, convicted rs the leader of
the Mountain Meadows Massacre, chose
to be shot, and last Friday, in sight
Of the scene Of his bloody work of
twenty years ago, he expatiated his
crime with his hearts blood, torn out
by five bullets from the guns Of his
executioners. In a speech just before
the fatal moment, be gave an account
Of his connection with the crime where
by 120 women and children were muir
dered in cold blood, and in its recital
implicated several men not previously
suspicioned. He displayed the ut
most GOODNESS from beginning to end,
remarking that he felt resigned to his
fate and as calm as a summers morn.
ing. His last words, as lie sat blind
folded on his coffin, were "Aim at my
heart" and in another moment his
spirit had gone to it, final punishment.
He leaves eighteen wives and sixty
four children.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30

Tnr acting President having re-
quested the presence of Gov. Hamp-
ton and the usurper Chamberlain, in
Washington, the former, before leav-
ing for the Capitol. wrote a character
istic and manly letter to Hayes, sta
ting the motives that prompt him and
urging the immediate withdrawal of
troops. IL Tilden had possessed as
much of the "sterner stuff" as Hamp-
ton, he might now be what million
majority of white voters intended that
he should be-the lawful President Of
the United States.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30

Ar the primary election last Satur-
day in Woodford county, to select II
nominee for the Democratic party, in
the approaching Legislative race, Gen.
Buford was chosen by majority Of
13l votes. There were three Compel
itors for the nomination, and about
1000 votes were cast. Judge Craig,
one Of the defeated candidates, prom
led a faithful support to the nominee,
but James Brooke. the other, bolted
and declared himself an Independent
candidate. Old Dixie Doodle" should
and will be elected by rousing ma
iority.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30

BREvrrrEs. Harlan has been re.
cognized. He is going TO serve on
the Louisiana Commission. .... The
Dam of the StafIordsville, Connecti-
cut, reservoir, gave way on Wcdnes-
day, producing fearful food, which
caused the destruction Of millions Of
dollars worth of properiy......Colonel
Terrell, who shot and killed Harvey
Myers, in Covington, three years ago,
is on trial for the crime this week at
Burlington ."...The latest dispatches
say that it Is pretty certain that the
troops will be withdrawn from the
State house Of South Carolina......
Three Of Packard's Legislators have
deserted him and Packard chaied with
the Hardness Of the President, is arm.
ing his negroes. l.. Keck &Bro.,
prominent pork.packers Of Cincinnati,
are temporarily embarrassed 1.-THE
Gait House, Louisville, has gone into
neutrality-suspicious.. Hampton was
received with unbounded enthusiasm
all along his way to Washington $50.
Ex.Mayor Hall, of New York, who
mysteriously disappeared week ago,
is still non est inrcniw. Many surmi-
.es are made regarding his departure
1.-The Pope is dangerously i'll.
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GARRARD COUNTY VIEWS.


H<WWtu5tsE.
MARCH 2s, 1877.
The moon hands in misty splendor above
the slumbering village. No sound disturbs
the intense stiffness, not even the faint tap
ping Of bird or breeze at my window lat.
tice. The "watch dogs honest bark" is
hushed in wiiching dreams Of the happy
canine hunting grounds as "from my win.
dow's height | look out on the night,
keeping vigil more suggestive Of Kinda
and Hated "met on perils brink"-of
troubadour and captive ladage-than of the
gannt, grim, everyday pictures that go to
make up life as it is, out Of books. With
in the glamour of such halo The pen is
10th to leave haunting ideals for the prosy
mazes Of village news items; yet Fortunate
ly, or unfortunately. the will-o'-the wisp
called fancy is Of necessity refined into
bounds by the sterner exactions Of duties;
so, fair and peaceful moonlight landscape,
du reroir.
Mondays train brought home Mr. Oscar
Sweeney and his bride. And ever the
brook runs merrily on; and ever the the
old, old story goes; Of heart for heart,
of 8 life for life, and a double health
mid world ofwoes.
Mr.. W. II. Hopper and wife left on Tues.
day for visit to Tennessee.
MARRIED.-March 22d, Elizabeth War.
ner 10 George w. Suell.
The Presbyterian Mite Society held It's
regular semi-monthly meeting on Tuesday
evening.
The sunehine already allures embryo
lzaak Waltons to the brink Of many syl-
van lake and rural stream. With March
Winds blowing, however, it must be about
Is gratifying sport as Mark Twain's friend
ound while sitting in wait for the "voice
II the turtle dove" to be heard in the land.
As for the voices they are nowise scarce
now in the early morn. Jenny Wren wills
Hes her shrill soprano while making coy
little nest just within the doors Of man
zion not hundred miles away; and the
plaintiye coo Of another woodland mother
reminds one Of the old legend about the
maiden, the lover and the irst Spring dove.
Geraniums and cameliG japonicas are
'lmost too snug Of late in their winter quar-.
ers.
On Saturday evening, April 9TH, will be
iyen, al the Town Hail. joint enter.
ainment, consisting Of the Melodrana of
he Rainbow, and Mrs. Jarley's Celebrated
Wax statusry. The pupils Of Franklin In
titute contemplate this performance with
he double view Of amusing their audiences
nd replenishing the Treasures Of the Del.
! and Kappa Liter,ry Societies.
Fresh fish and fresh oyster, shouts the town
rier. "Old French" deceased relic of
he oldsn time, has lasting monument to
is memory when the above sunset procla. ,
lation is made
Elder ID BARLEY Is in town, taking sub. !
'riptions for a fine Bible, which contains a ,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30

BEFORE his inauguration, and while
there were grave doubts that he would
ever ,lishonor the position made 50.
cred by Washington aud other illus.
tricus Presidents. Hayes wrote to Foe
ter promising that il he were made
President that he would favor an i'm.
mediate establishment Of local gov.
ernmenis in the South as it prevailed
in the Northern Stntes This fair
promise. coupled with the assurance
tina. United States troops would be
Immediately withdrawn from the
Southern States. conciliatcd TO a great
degree the Southern members Of Con-
gress, and they censed by dilatory mo-
tions, to delay the work Of the Ma
tio,al Returning Board. Hayes has
kept neither of these promises. nor is
he likely to do so. Put in his high
Office by the most glaring processes of
fraud, il is but natural that he should
uphold fraud and usurpation, and
those who were gulled into the belief
that Hayes would be an improvement
on Grant are daily being convinced of
their creduliiy. He has neither the
desire nor the firmness to carry out his
promises, but drifts with unerring GER
tain:y into the cess-pool of Radical
filth and corruption.
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the following are the particulars On the
day mentioned, John Renfro went 10 the
house Of one Carlton, aud after some con-
versstion with him, asked him a question
In reference to a tsn-bark transaction be-
tween the parties. Carlton replied to the
question, when Renfro seized a rock which
was lying on the mantel.piece. and struck
Carlton with Il in the temple, breaking his
skull and killing him instantly. We I'M.
derstand that Renfro has left the country
no attempt having been made to arrest
him. Qrrro.
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A DECREE has been entered by the
Circuit Court at Richmond, Virginia,
for the sale of that great and impor.
tant thoroughfare, the Chesapeake Il
Ohio Railroad after ninety days no,
tice by the receiver. The State OF
Virginia being largely and pecuniarily
interested in the road, it is said, will
appeal from the decree Of the Court.
IL is to be hoped that satisfactory ar
Engagements can be made that will OBJ
viate the necessity of it, sale now, or
at any future time.
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Col. CRITTESDEN, first door-keeper
Of the Virginia House Of Delegates,
has been arrested and committed to
jail, without bail, on charge of de-
frauding the State. Being hard up,
or from two great desire to obtain
filthy lucre, or something of the sort,
he has been raising certificates for per
diem of members, and pocketing the
difference. Col. Crittenden has pre-
riously bourne spotless reputation,
and his alleged crime falls like thun-
derbolt on his many friends through
out this State.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
III
Sereranre q DWdderGr.

We received from New York to-day new
and elegant designs in curtain nets.
New invoice Of Towels, Crash, Ladies
and Gents Handkerchief and Napkins
Magic RufIling, plain and with edged;
Coventry Trimmings, real and imitation
Va, Lace. and inser,in.s
coms,,1 .oo orr new z.rbv, Shawl. in
Whit. him Sell, md ,,ox
NJ. h,,. IN. on,v canine T,,l;s, P,,b
Towel. in IN. u,rtst
We keen Bl,ck Cashmere Shawl. in sin.
ola ,,a Anil. lann,h.
k,die., Cotton Uo.. 10 cent. , p,ir or
three COR a quarter.
Every thing in the way of Brown Cot
-, - c. p;ii- c-C-,,.
Io,i sho.,;na T;oLinn q, g. pl..ohad
T,hls Iiron T,rlo1 pod T,h,a L.
"' i've" i"' '''"e"'
o"e's' or''" iii'" i'"'"' "'7 Cd" Oe
'ou"u AZ our ho''e'
ni'e "a' 10 '"e JUS essential 'ni"s 10
e' u'1u man 81 10y we Neep '"a'
Ni"u' you 'aii 70 oe 'ui'eu win our
s".H " "o use ~ 'ooN e,'e"ne'e'
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The general belief that Senator
Beck voted for the confirmation Of
Fred Douglass as Marshal of the Dis
trict of Columbia, is without founda-
ton in fact. The Senator in an in
terview with a Cincinnati Enquirer
reporter alphabetically denied it, and
at the same time took occasion to re-
flute many other charges made by
newspapers, OF intimacy between him
self and the new administration.
Watch Senator Beck, and you will
generally find him fright side up with
care"
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CANDIDATES..

We are requested to snnounee Hon. L. d.
GOODE a Candidate 10 represent the County OF
Lincoln Ia the next legislature subject to the ae-
tion Of the Democratic Convention.
We are authorized 10 announce J. II. BRUCE, a
candidate 10 represent the counties Of Casey BOYLE
Garrsrd and Lincoln, In the next Senate Of Ken
lucky, subject 10 the action Of the Democratic
party.
VIZ are authorized 10 Announee Hon. r. W.
McFERRAN, Of Boyle, q Candidate for he State
Senate, at the next August election from theDis-
tTiet, composed Of the counties Of Casey, GaTraTd
Lincoln, and Boyle, subject to the action Of the
Democratic party.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30

NEXT Monday, Cincinnati will hold
an election for municipal officers. Hon.
G. w. C. Johnston, the present Dem
ocratic Mayor, has received the nomi-
nation of his party, and stands an ex-
csllent chance for reelection.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30

The Matron of the Lunatic Asylum
at Anchorage has committed suicide
by taking corrosive. sublimate. 1t is
said that the rash act was committed
during spell of melancholy, produc-
ed by the faithlessness of her lover.
Her name was Dora l.. Negard, and
she was originally from Cincinnati
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Ir is said that Key, the nominal
Post Master General of the United
States didn't take the straight-out
iron-clad oath usually administered to
Cabinet officers, but modified oath.
This is all bosh. A man that would
accept the humiliating position that he
has, ought to be able to swear To any
thing.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30

Elk PREsIDENT Grant is in Cincin-
natl, guest of Hon. Wash Mclean,
of the Enquirer. He was "on change
this week, and on being introduced as
"the second Washington of the ma
tion,- made one of his briefest speech
es, acknowledging that he was "a bet
ter fellow now than he was six months
ago. There is yet, great room for
improvement, and it is to be hoped he
will improve the opportunity to inn
prove.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30

AFTER several days trial before
Judge NJ. II. Owsley, special Judge,
the case of Jno. c. Northcraft, for the
murder of Thomas II. Chandler, in
the latter part of 1875, was concluded
last Saturday in Lebanon, with YER
dict of acquittal.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30

We have received from ID. Howard
Smith, Esq, Auditor, his report for
the fiscal year ending October 10Th,
1876, for which we return thanks.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
Horse Foundl

Last month, there esne 10 my farm, small bay
horse, AboutJi hands high, of the Canadian breed
The Osns' can get hiai by proving property aud
paying all charges including the cost Of this mo-
uoe. LEWIS Il. JOINS,
2og-u stanford, Ky.
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Partnership Dissolution |!

The public will take notiss that the partnership
heiseen = &. Williams and q, IL. Williams ia the
photograph business has Leen dissolved BY mutual
Cuisent,
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PUBLIC SPEAKING !

IL. w. NIoFEItRAN
Candi date for State Senator In the 18th Kentueky
district, will address the people at the following
times and placss
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speaking to commence at 2 ,. N, each day Gent
ted 10 attend.
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SEw ADVERTISEMENTS
A STRAY MARE!

Tst.u up by RICHARD WALTER, living seoa,
sis miles north of Stamford near white Osk sckool
iouec, one bay Mare, having no acsh-narks o.
hr~nds, valued u forty dollars
Given under my hand this aist day 81 March,
1877 NJ d. HUGHES, ,. 2. L. G.
nett
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N q II I . Il |!
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES !
May 1, 1877 to April 80, 1878.

The Revised Statutes Of the United States Sec
tons sls9, 5is7, Sls and S2s9 require every person
engaged In any business, avOcati0n employ nent,
which renders him liable 10 SPECIAL TAX,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-15
G { N { RAJ VIEW S

Governor Hayes took the oath of office in
secret, there being no one present but chief
Justice Waite, Saturday March Sat midnight
and was duly %inaugurated OH the 9th
The Senate received the following Cabinet
nominations from the President on the 18th.
WIN. M. Evarts, of New York, Secreta-
ry of State. John Sherman, of Ohio, Sec
rotary of the Treasury. George w. Nc
Crary, of Iowa, Secretrry of War. Richard
M. Thompson, of Indiana, Secretary of the
Navy. Chas. Devens, of Massachusetts, At
torney General. David M. Key, of Tennes-
see, Postmaster-G General. Carl SchurZ, of
Missouri, Secretary of the lnterior.-Oliver.
Ames, brother of the late Cakes Ames, and
Judge Isaac Ames, of the Probate Court,
died in Boston, March, 9th.-A fire occurred
at Evansville Ind. on the Sth. Loss 10000
The Republicans have nominated Gov. Van
Iant, for Governor of Rhode Island.--A
dispatch from Chicago, March 6th, says:
The snow storm which originated in Colo
RADIO has reached this section and is wide
spread. st. Louis reports say it is the heav-
lest of the season, and there is considerable
delay. an account of it on the railroads. The
wires, which have been unreliable for two
weeks past, are still down.--The coroner's
jury rendered a yerdictMarch It'll, on the
Ashtabula disaster that the deceased came
to their death by the precipitation of the cars
into the chasm left by the falling bridge,
owing,to detects in the same, and the burn
ing cars, fox all of which the railroad COM
pany is responsibility Is stated that
Hayes will give Packard and Chamberlain
IN opportunity, to voluntarily retire.
The frrnitufe ware rooms of Miller &
Bro, ST. Louis, Mo-, were. burned on the
9th inst.--A dispatch, from. Des Moines,
Iowa, March 9th, says. Coy. Hendricks
passed through here. yesterday eap ronte to
California to look after a gold mine
Senator Sherman's nomination. as. Secretary
OF the Treasury, has been confirmed by the
Senate, and his commission signed.-sThe
merchants of st. Louis have adopted geso-
lgtlopss. heartily endorsing the conservative
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-15

policy MAPPED out by the President."A
number of prominent citizens, of Shreve-
port, La. telegraphed to Senator Bayard,
denying Packard's statement that he is sup
ported by the citizens of that State.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-03-15

IT is a little surprising what a vast amount
of eood wholesome advice an editor will re-
ccive gratuituously, regarding the manage
ment of a newspaper. More particularly is
this true when there is some important ques-
ton agitating the public mind. Our expe-
rience is by no means an exception TO this
rule. The amount Of counsel. we have re-
we should pursue, with reference to the
North and South railroad proposition, is
truly voluminous. 1t has come upon us in
apertect flood, until almost overwhelmed we
are ready to believe that cit is more bless
ed to give than to receive.'' Now, to follow
the advice of all would be impossible, and
we very much regret that 1T is out of our
power to do so but we desire to thank our
friends for their consideration, and accord
to them their i%nalienable right to their pc
culiar views; but with all due difference to
their wisdom and judgment, we must re-
serve to ourself the right to conduct our
W affairs. We have made the HUSBAND
NAN what it is to-day, by pursuing astraight
forward, upright. course, by discharging our
conscientious duty towards our patrons,
and laboring Zealously for the. welfare of
the farmer and stock-grower, and the labor
ing classes generally and, although we
would be glad to please our friends, we can
not turn hither and thither at their will, nor
will we depart from what we conceive to be
right.