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a Comma AN nn INSTRUMENT of Fraud.
Now York SUM-

The claim of the United States for the
return of the 81 100000 lent to help
out the Centennial Exposition has been
rejected by the United States Circuit
Court ut Philadelphia, although there
are abundant funds remaining in the
hands of the managers with which to
satisfy it, Consequently, unless the de-
cisicn of the court il reversed on appeal,
the 81, 500, 600 will be distributed among
the shareholders in the enterprise, and
be Just 80 much taken out of the public
treasury for their benefit That this
would be the result was ioretold by the
opponents of the loan at the time it was
proposed, and was Indignantly denied
by its friends, Some of them, ut least,
were disingenuous in their denial, and
intended that the money should be "
gift and not loan, as is evident from
the peculiar wording Of the bill appro.
prlating it.
The clause which was relied on to pro-
tect the interests of the nation, and
which was used to secure votes for the
grant, reads thus
"Theappropriation hcreinbefore made
shall be paid in full into the Treasury
Of the United States before any dvi-
dend, or percentage of the profits shall
be paid to the holders of said stock"
The advocates of the grant protested
to read these words with comma after
the word dividend" and persuaded the
public that no dividend of any kind
would be paid to the stockholders until
the loan from the United States had
been first returned. Now, by their
counsel learned in the law, they have
successfully contcnded that there is no
such comma, and that only n dividend
or percentage OF the profits" was
lnasmuch as u dividend of
capital is not dividend of profits, they
have got the Judge to say that the
stockholders may pocket the 81 500, 600
as returned capital, and the United
States must lose the whole.
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TnE HERALD is gratilied to note that
the postal affairs Of the Dallas Office
have been properly adjusted and that
there is shown to be balance in favor
of Judge Norton. That gentleman has
suffered serious losses through the neg
ligence or criminality of employees, but
he has promptly paid them all out o
his own pocket Tho Office will remain
in the hands of ldgc Norton until the
4th of March in any event. and possibly
longer, if the high joint commission
happen to decide the wrong way,
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SPEAKING of this, the Old Man
Eloquent, Judge Jerry Black, let off a
reJoinder at Garfield that was perfectly
delicious to those who could enjoy not
only the utterance, but the manner OF
t. Judge Black has the person and
manner OF grizzly bear and great
aassive head and face that has noun.
hnous effect on one, so to speak His
Yeorows are thick and shaggy, and
hen he lifts his great head and from
ose eyes dart out CLEAN of humor
startles one as niue h as If NOM
- h"S INDUCED in laugh. II was
SUN u giean' hat Garfield encountered
one hight at Inner.table no. lopr
since when after a long ~reumcnt in
favor ofthe Louisiana Returning Roord
and an attempt to show that to 20 back
OF Its returns would be to invade the
rights of the States and violate the
Constitution. Garfield" said the
irascible legal luminary of Pennsylya.
mia, Il can forgive this Returning Board
all its rascality when find that Il has
converted you to a knowledge of State
rights and aregard for The Constitution.
| had come to regard you as one lost TO
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS
Intelligence Office
DALLtq, december ~, -,

DALLtq, December ~, 1876
We hive this day opened MA ONCE Nt n"'
400 Main street, Tor The purpose OF dolhs
A General Intelligence Business.
DO you want Cook, Washer, House Ser.
want, Coachmnn, or HELP Of any klhd7
Call md sec M.
DO You want salesman, B00k'Keeper,
Agent, Porter, or Partner? CAL ana Iet Us
DO you want Farm Hands, Railroad Men,
Carpenters, Mnsons,,, Mnchlnisls, Fnctoly
Hands, Gardeners, or TrndespeOple OF any de-
scrlptiOn2 We VIII furnish you.
10 you want to Sell or Rent your House,
Room, store, Lot or Farm? We VIII SEND
you applicants.
DO you want to take one or more Bonrdel@
We will send them to you.
DO you want to sell an old Englno,a Piono,
II Watch, II Team, or Wagon, Horse, or az
old Buggy; Ia fUet, have you ANiIulNb
you wish to dispose orr We Will give sou
the benefit OF an advertisement In our coli
umn, and send purchases 10 you.
And 10 any person wishing SITUATION
OF ANY DESCRIPTION, we would say mat
we ARE prepared TO give them information
which they cannot get elsewhere IN the cllyi
and mud situations for them.
10 the citizens. Merchants, Tradespcople,
strangers, and Farmers OF Dallas and Nlcil-
lty, We appeal Tor patronage, ana we guar
pntce plOnpt attention ma courteous treat"
meut to MI.
WUnird ~ the Intelligence Oiiicr.
County rights OF Stinels improved win
dow frames for tulC.
| A situation for good carpenter wanted.
Cooks, Waiting Girls, Chambcrmaids aud
| Washers,
For Sale.
A secondhand plano, new, for n small
amount of cash down, ana balance III
| monthly idstallmCntS,
County scrip for sale In quantities to sui
| purchasers.
4 Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
new; cost 500; win take $40 in cash or trad
Second hand freight, and express wagons
also, mules, horses and ponies.
Wanted No Rent.
A small truck farm wanted, ON shares
near Dallas.
ne For farther particulars, apply a. li'
Intelligence once, two doors east VI lh'
POStOtlics.
4. J. LAYTON a CO.,
M, 300 Main ~, 2 Doors East Postonie
duc2G-dlm
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The paragraphists are hitting poor
Boutwell, right and left. Beinga politi-
cal scoundrel, there isn't a hit amiss.
His home paper addresses these lines
to him;
Put away the bloody garment
That our George used TO wear;
After half dozen ballots,
He has climbed the golden stair.
Gone through the hole In tho sky.
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Two full car loads Of drummers ar
rived in Dallas, Texas a few days since
Happy Dallas.--M o. Times
Poor drummers They came, they
saw, but alas went home conquered
They received a kindly ta.to from nu
merous friends, as they wistfully bid
the Queen City adien.
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r. w. THoMrsoN, general passenger
gent, has thrown red flag ut the
Austin Statesman in presenting that
aper with new map of Texas, show
lg the route of the Pacific Road, The
tateman, in its bilious opposition, pro
ounces it pictorial fraud, and de
ares that the map defects the road
outh of west from Fort Worth, when
he bill before Congress makes it run
orth of west The Statesman is simply
ypercrtical and grasps at straws lol
rgument against work that immeas
rably benefits Texas. The road will
un on the best practicable route to El
'aso irrespective of the fact that that
cute may be slightly north or south Of
direct westerly line. Mr.. Thompson's
nap is a good one and creditable to the
rties originating it.
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BEN HUI made, on yesterday, n
brilliant and mastery speech in favor
of the electoral bill--a speech that
provoked prolonged and enthusiastic
applause. As his eloquent perorotior
ended, he was handed telegram an
nouncing his election to the Senate by
the Georgia Legislature.
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country.

WHATS become of Packards prodi-
qious proclamation against Nichols :
Nearly two weeks have passed since
the flaming document was given to the
world and yet the Nichols mob is not
dispersed.
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reason and righteousness, but this
Returning Board has saved brandiro
The burning Let us drink to the
Returning Board - Damn PidH
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you ask me to write OF my darlings mouth,
Az sweet MS the breeze from the spicy South,
which, laden with signs from orange grove
comes;
You ask me TO write OF her teeth and her
guma;
You ask me 10 wrlte--but really won't,
IT'S enough that she uses soZoDoNT.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING JANUARY a.

The great compromise bill has passed
by vote of l9l to SO. twill determine
for veal or woe the destinies of the
country
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a ne i q
NIuGniG lids
a large lnuCIE,
I,rOp
Cassime Jeans and Celebrated New BaUns Goods at Great Bargains
from to n to so
Vcar,m
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IG,lIE AMERICAN HUUSE-Fnmerly the
L Changer House, 80 Main street, X To-
opened undur new management. lne pro-
puulur offers the pubic comfortable IOI ms,
good board und attendance, AT 20 II week,
day bonld at ", aud, nC tho same umo, AS
suting those W no lhNOr bim tie best table
the Dallas mat oL affords. the proprietor
has secured the scr vices uI an efficient cook
from II tirsl-cluSs MOTEL. Hn20-2t
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nm I'M n Can't be made by every agent
MuV tlevery month In the business wa
,IIIJ1s furnish, but those willing to
VUVU YORK can easily earn u uozen
localiiiea I9pnaIs day right In their own
Rnsinn ,us, Have no room TO explain here.
a nus'h ie pleasant and honorable Woman
VIII VIII pvys shd girls do nv wol ~ mon. We
business pay yY hs, complete Quilt fioe The
VIII bear expense OF startinS ynn.s Y ps,t we
mrs nee. Write and 500. Fnrmsrs and ,o.,-
chanlcs their sons and daughters nna " nj
s st% 80, IN need OF paying work At home,
WORK at once. Now 10 the time. Don,t Ss,nu,o
ADDRESS TnuR Co., Augusta, Maine. jasdsin
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NATANrED--A White Girl, In family OF
w three, Must bo II good washer ana
ironer, Address POstoihCo box l1l, Juu2l
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Wanted. Male Help.

II Y an experienced gardener Can handle
ID horses, and IL Wiling 10 do all kinds OF
work. no objection whatever. Apply ut
Market street. second house south OF Loo
Grand Meat Market. jaupI.2t
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For Sale or Exchange.

A WHITE GIRL, from 10 to 10 years OF
< h age, TO live with small family III the
city. address W. q , Herald once. deo3i u
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Unwilling HOuSE-An elegant dwell
~ inB house, recently constructed, In the
town of Lawrence, ON the Pacific road, Is
miles east of Dallas, Will be exchanged
for almost. any kind OF personal property.
The house has live good rooms, Is two stories
high, nicely painted without and pupered
within; has gravel walks, gOod fence and
one OF The tinest underground cisterns in the
state Address, IL. Il. nngIish, Herald Office,
junl3-tf
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nNO EXCHANGE for Merchandise: 1860
L acres OF Land IN Hood County; tito
good. Win trade part or the whole. Address,
L, o. Box No. =, wills Point, Texas, Janl2.iw
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Wanted -Female Help.

INWO Good Needle Girls to learn Dress.
i making. Apply 1Oo Main street, ut .
O'Clock, Jan2-93tH
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FOR Sale.

1 AND-l6O mere, improved innd IN 70 acre
L. lois. Choice farming land. one mile
from the Nn grounds. j. o. CRU lCh-
FIELD. Jan41-2b
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Miscellaneous Wants.

VN0 BORROW-sS01 ON good real estate &C.
i curity. Address I. u. s.. box n, Jana5.2t
nlVoRCES legally and quietly obtained
~ Tor incompntibillty, etc.; reference nm
necessary. Fec after decree Twelve years
Law, l2i Dcarbon IT., Chicago, III. jan28.3m
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Unprecedented!
Unparalleled
Unsurpassed !

INTERESTING IMPORTATION TO CONSUMERS OF ALL KINDS OF GOODS
We other house.
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HIGAR MAX EkS--S on 10 good cigar ma.
" kers Tor hand mold wocix, also several
boys to strip tobacco. Enquire at l.. u, David
son. III Main street, Janl9.tf
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Boarding,

EOUR OR FIVE young men can have good
l. board and lodging by applying NJ $50
Main street. ~ 2i-2l,
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NNANrEp-Four o. ave boarucrs At W.
w jackson street. JY H2t
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4 OsT-January IL, NJ the corner OF Lamar
| and JACKSON streets, between the resi-
denCes OF Col. j. q. Mccoy and =. Warren
Ireesh, Ouc pair of cold SpoctHclcs and
Spectacle Case. A sulLable reward will he
given the Under by returning them to Col
Joan &. McUoy, ut his ONCE, opposite the
Courthouse, or MS rest enCe. JHn2l
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Lost.

IHOUSE-With three rooms, on Elm street
III n0nr laIwood, No. l5l7. Inquire at
duncan ~ WisdOm's stock yard. jlO-2l
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Personnel

If LIZZIE SICELL ~ IN or near the city,
l call Mt 1874 Main street. Wanted u 30
EEAt. jan9-23tn
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08
Message of the New President.

There is nothing new under the sun
with the leader ct the Republican party,
The thing that has been with those III
power. IL the thing thar shall be with
their successors when they get counted IN.
The message Of the new President, which
we print to-day, - no exception 10 the
rule Of platltudes that insipidly general
lie That which should be concise and pos
tive, and Of languid verbal laziness where
decisive language seems to be called Tor.
The country hoped for something in re-
latlon 10 the southern states and their con
dltion, as a portion OF the Presidents first
oilicial utterance, that should give asslr-
ancc OF Improvement. IT is sick OF irand
and robbery, under the protection Of; the
bayonets of United States sodiery, d6mi-
mating over whole people, and destroy
ing industry by robbng it of the fruit Of
its toll The people are alarmed for the
perpetulty o! the government and their
own safety, when they see the electoral
votes Of whole states sold by rascaly re-
turning boards, ana the control OF the ma
tiona government bid of for a price. 10
we read any brave and decided words in
denuncation Of these shameless things ?
Are there any expressions of fearful ap-
acts can be done?
Not one. But there is the usual smooth
talk about the results of the war. about
emancipation, about the moral obligation
OF the general government toward the
negro, desired harmony of the races, the
preudices OF color, &c The curtain OF
this oily talk cannot hide the sconndrel-
ism that has borne sway there, and that
should arouse the Indignation of every
honest man in the country.
While we should be glad to see some
explicit condemnation of the great evil in
the south, it must be confessed that HAYES
is in terrible dilemma in respect to Lou
! lsiana and South Carolina. He will be
obliged to take official action in respect to
the rightlul possessor OF the government
OF the former state-a question, the decis-
ion of which Grant shrewdlv left to him.
1t cannot be that louisiana voted for HAYES
and against Packar,l-ior the same return
ing board counted both in as the result OF
the same election. If he recognizes Mich
oils, he pronounceg hi4 own election a
cheat and fraud On the other hand. let
HIM recognize Packard and the people
will rise i'll mass. They will not submit
except at the lannon's mouth, and the
nsurper's authority will have to be propped
Jay bayonets during his whole term. Thus
the rascality OF radicaism comes back to
plague those who profit by it.
South Carolina is the same, with slight
difference. The Democrats concede the
election Of the Hayes ticket, but the re
turning board has given the certificate as
Governor to Chamberlain, whom the Dem
ocrats declare WAS not elected Hampton
is exercising authority as Governor sup
ported by the responsibility and wealth of
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

There is imminent danger OF revolution
to the nation Whenever the result of 4
Presidential election is to lac determined
by the vote OF a State in which the choice
OF electors has been irregular or j. alleged
to have been carried hy fraud or violence
where the choice Of President depends
upon the election IN Il State which has
been publicly characterized by fraud or
violence, and in which on" party is al
legged to have triumphed ana secured the
certificates OF election Ivy chicanery or the
fraudulent interposition Of courts. Such
A PRESIDENT WOULD IN ADVANCE GE
SIIORN OF HIS MORAL POWER AND Al
TIIORITY IN HIS OFFICE, WOULD HE LOOK
ED UPON AS A USURPER, AND THE CONSE
QUENCE THAT WOULD RESULT FROM SUCH
A STATE OF THINGS NO MAN CAN PREDICT
Senator Morton in 1874
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

of feminine radicals prepared to do honor
to Wheeler, who, to do him justice,
showed decided inclination to be left
alone. Of his election he simply says he
believes Florida and Louisiana were Re-
publican States at the November cleo
ton; if the returns do not foot up so,
they ought, and he considers the verdict
of the Electoral Commission in accord
ance with Justice and law.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08
9oneralities.

Senators Blaine and Maxey have been APP
pointed visitors to West Point.
Three Congressman are to be chosen at the
New Hampshire election next Tuesday.
DR.. III. 2. Torsey, of the Maine Wesleyan
Seminary, goes south again for his health.
The Governor has appointed Hon. Andrew
?. Wiswell, Judge Of the Municipal Court at
Ellsworth.
Texas is said 10 have received over 100000
of settlers from other States, within the past
three wears.
Froude, the English historian. thinks that
American common sense is equal to all danger
GUS emergencies.
The Citizen states that Hon. Eugene Hale in
tends to return home on visit OF a few days
about the middle of March.
The post-oliice appropriation bill as passed
restores the franking privilege for all public
documents published by Congress.
There il at the present time in the Mexican
treasury the sum of seventeen cents in specie.
1t has slipped into q crPvce aud cannot he got
at
Every time brainless scrbhler writes that
there is plot to 'assassinate" Hayes he twice
betraya himself in the word he uses. Worries
ter Press.
$3.50 " 90 .i 49,, ~ '4 VI
IVA ,oiaT,, ~ MEM 81 :, 49,
As agriculturist1.
The English language IN twenty Years Will,
II Is estlinated De spoken hY s"o'W' oo" people
t5a 1 u noooo'"" VII" VIII NlFaN we rlF"'"
a'l'l oNln'th'
The RI, 600 Slaves in ,uba in lS-p h,v,.. If.
mnished to 1919 900 in 1875. Tne war here.
like the war in the United State. viii result in
we eN''h'''oh Oh slavery
A siI,er-plated tea set, presented 10 John
Hancock in l-94 by tbp colonial legislature of
Massachusetts. was lately sent 10 Meriden,
Connecticut. hy the present owner lo, rrplat-
inc
Tba Mail eaA. 1htt Nathan percy ot Water
Vile was smoking a ham in 4 barrel, sunday
week, All, "a n result the trt. enlarged its hor-
,iers and he lost his eraualy and othcr out
buildings.
nittee 10 confer with the gentlemen Of lowell,
Mass, engaged in forming Il new cotton mill
company ii lowell, with The View OF investing
in Bangor.
,u, .,.. u.;,.,,,,: ...,. ,...... ......
III, - intt i',' I
are Of the opinion that the long lost Charlie
Ross lives with 4 woman At ST. lean Eaptiste,
village near Montreal.
If :. so;, ,h.,t tha ,x.,,,,.;,,,,,t ,f .,.;,,,;.,
,; ~ ~ S'"' ~ ''te VS. ~
m ',, - w ,, ,' tI Nv '''t
nutton' a rortinn frnza on ti'n issso,.n int
those that lived We're sold ii good figure.
ep,-o ~ ,bo An ,;,,o t,,rc l,;,-e.. ,,,t,-,.,,,,
,r',Sta orI pnnoor ,,bn, tIa ,,aiI ,,oro so
,nsII J., ~ rannire iii . sinalo horsa ara IN
G,r;,o : cairin Uonniin nf rE;n, o,,a,, VA ,.o,,rs
III ~ smaa pniiin. Of Rel,pra, u,ho ~ I,o,t
Il wears Of 400
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

A portion Of the cities of Maine held
thei" charter elections on Monday, with
the following result-Hallowell John W.
Clark elected Mayor. Portland, Moses NJ.
Butler. Republican, Mayor by 573 MAORI
ty. Lewiston, re-elects Edmund Russell,
Republican. Auburn, Hannibal r. Smith,
Republican. hockland re elects G. G.
Moilit, Republican, by a majority of III
over Geo. W. Kicker, The citizens voted
to reduce the Mayors salary to $500. Bath
re-elects Edwin Reed. Mayor. Saco elected
Foss. Republican, by So majority.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

The Spaniards in New York are indig-
nant that the Cuban flag was hoisted on
City Hall during the funeral of high Off
cial Of the Free Cuba army. But the
Dons find it convenient to forget that they
ieted and toasted the Contederates in Cuba,
and supplied their cruisers while destroy
ing the commerce Of this country The
chickens have only come home to roost.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

U. S. Grant is now a citizen, like the
rest OF us. Whatever may be said of his
military career, his civil record is not one
that the country can be proud of. Heaven
grant that we have no more Grants in the
White House.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08
They Came out of the Woods.

Those Democrats that Monroe Young
called for made their appearance. accord
ing to the terms of the proclamation At
any rate there were enough of them to
make the most determined political fight
that Ellsworth ever knew, and to re-elect
Mayor Young by sixty majority, carrying
three out of the five wards.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

A correspondent Of the Bangor Wing
writing from Ellsworth is very unhappy
about the Democratic victory in that city,
and insists that frauds were perpetrated
Only the day before publishing that com
munication, the Wing printed the mes
sage OF the great and good President
Hayes, in which he says" Human iudg-
ment is never unerring, and is rarely re-
garded as otherwise than wrong by the
unsuccessful party in the contest There
was no exception in favor of Ellsworth,
that we can see
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

The Democrats tried to reduce the Presi-
Dental salary to the old figures, but didn't
succeed, and Hayes will get his $4,000 q
year. Judge Bradley. who made him
gets only $4,000.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

Chief Justice Moses of South Carolina,
died on Tuesday. Of paralysis,
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

Justices Clifford and Field declined to
be present at the inauguration of Hayes.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

When you meet man who seems spec
tally tickled, he is a Republican Office
holder.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

President Grant called q special meet
ing OF the Senate Just IA his official head
tell Oft
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

! Congressman Hale is stated to have de-
clined cabinet place
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

Justice Bradley's front name is Joseph
but he isn't the one that was steward to
Mr.. Potiphar in scripture times.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08
REPU BLlCAN JOURNAL,
BELFAST, THURSDAY, MARCH s, 1877.
WI l. Ii A NJ II. SIMP 81 N.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS. In advance s.. 90 year :;
within the year, $3.50; at the piron of the year.
$500.
ADVERTISING TERMS. For square, zone inch
OF length in column 500 Tor week, and 20
cents for each subsequent insertion. fraction OF
square charged rs full one
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

We received, the other day. an old copy
Of the journal, with broad black lines
drawn around the columns. Some Black
Republican evidently thought he was per
petratng smart Joke by rubbing the pa
per against his character.
I The New lorl, Tribunes Washington
correspondent says Mr. Hale is reported
to have said Friday, that he should decline
Cabinet position il offered to him, pre-
ferring to remain in the House and look
forward to the Senate
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

Hs-s, Il. MILES, No. fremont Street, Boston, IS
agent for the publisher of this paper and his receipts
and orders are always recognized.