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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.
HWsfOurSlle.

AUGUST LIST, 1877.
ave stopped the press" last week in or
der to be ready to chronicle the first overt
act in the anticipated strike Of the preach
err. The thing fell through in consequence
Of no two OF them being agreed either as
to the necessity for the act, the mode Of
performing il, or the results to be sought
thereby.
Our community has not recovered its
equilibrium since the trains commenced
running week ago on the c. $. The time
table for this point intimates about s A. NJ,
and 10 P. NJ, as the train hours; hence it
requires us to wait at the roadside some sew
enteen out Of every twenty-four hours in
order to see il ALL We felt some little in
dignation at the arrangement until it was
explained to US that the exceeding beauty
and fertility Of the country between here
and Somerset suggested the policy of run
ming through in the night, lest the scenes
Of early California history should be re-
enacted and all hands should desert the
trains and 20 to digging Tor sang
~ u.ol a.. a;.,;.,;.ho, .o,oo,
,.,,.,.a 81 D;.,r;., n, 10 w,s dnIv on,I;.
Ga on wond.v la, and n,onos.. 10 40, in
on.r,,;on ON nsx, Mondav an in.,;,ution
in which every young idea in the district
.h,,, ho ,,,ah, DO .b',o,p .om. hodv w.
.o.ms 10 h,Y. ,,ls, m. h,cln.ysd ss,,;.
nan, ;n., h;n,o, a, IN I;,.r,l ..ns. Ia
H.. .,,,l;.J aooh Of h;s 900, u,I;,ud;n.
a. -, 81, .;Ia,s, Vii, ON. Of ,hos.
,,,,ia e.;r. o,,,o..1 a, i. t,,l.J s,;cl
..d .i..,;o ,,on.,Is, xhsrshv h,cL.ho, and
nr.v.l c,n h. d;scb,rysa m , .cboolroom
w;,h ,aII;n. .e.., Tnls.. the teacher !.
..,;.s;.d ,h,, b;s head IA ,s hard ,s IN.
,..a;,;o..I ,..oh.r,. L..r, h. w;lI find b;s
onIv s,fs,v in donniny the head niece of
.no;.n, ,rmo, and w.,,;ng the .y;sor
Ir
Hs VIZ P''"'''"' W.
pendent Of the Danyille Adroodfs flnds him.
self in ebulent water. The ANONYMOUS au-
thor OF the interruptions letter ON when
the Christian Rer'eT based Its structure ON
the religious meeting recently held IN MS
place. comes at him IN a medley composed
OF the plain'lve cry oil outraged innocence
the vindictive shout OF vengeini hate
the soft request Tor retraelion ana justice
the ianiaronade oil dehahee, the se"he pea
re =, s,arn ,h.o,o.v tn. .n,ho,
,nrn. an, 40 n. , man Of MA, Ru, bs
s''h,. .ar'.,.n., on ,h. ,,o,io. Of ,ha mon.
Lsv II !. aid 81 Tho latter q, n,leman
that when pelted he catches the missile on
the fly and returns ii with precision to the
sender. Our writer differs in one respect.
lie seems TO have treasured every bullet
that penetrated his armor in his lifelong
diminishing, and, with commendable econ.
omy Of ammunition hurled these at the
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Coz. MATT ADAMS, Clerk Of the Lower
House Of Congress, spent Tuesday, with
his host Of friend. here. lie is popular
and gifted gentleman, and well deserves a
reelection to his present position, a com
pliment which will, M doubt, be generous
Nv bestowed.
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4 Mosr UNFORTUNATE IouTn,-Jef.
Martin, who four years rgo had his arm 50
fearfully crushed by sugar mill that It
had to be amputated at the socket, acciden-
tally shot himself "Wednesday morning,
while cleaning an old pistol. The ball
struck him few inches above the knee
breaking the bone and rendering, IL is
thought, amputation necessary.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
BY
Severance 4 Dssdderar.

We will receive this week forty pieces
Jeans, and while wool has advanced rs 10
so per cent, by buying early we are enabled
to offer the trade, James al the same price
As last Fall.
We keep all grades, but make a specially
Of very fine Merino wool jeans.
Just received another large lot Of trunks
and valises, and we are still selling them
for less than you can buy them in Louis
willie at retail.
Gentlemen we have a word for YOU
when you want to go on q trip, you are in
the habit Of running around among your
more provident friends to borrow a valise
to carry clean shirt in. Now there is no
excuse for you doing 80 any more when you
can get valiss for one dollar and up.
Stocking Yarns are now in order, will
have next week, yarns in all grade and
colors.
PArrERSs.-We have been appointed
agents for Nine. Democrats patterns for
Ladies and Children. they are acknowleg-
ed by all to he the most reliable patterns
offered for sale. We have now nearly
three hundred different kinds, all accurate
ly cut, graded in sizes, marked to show
how they 20 together. and put up in illus
tr.tad enyelo,es with full directions for
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PuBLIc wELL-This much needed con
y.nience, thanks to the exertion Of Mr.. A.
Pendleton. is at last under Roadway. The
town subscribed $50 toward paying the ex-
penses Of drilling il, the county through
the Judge, has promised $50 more, and the
citizens have subscribed an additional $50
The drilling has been let at 50 80 per
foot, with orders to bore until superior wa
ter is struck. II is in a very convenient To-
eaton, being ON the street nearly in line
with the Courthouse coor.
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DROWNED IN TuB.-The dead body OF
an unknown irishman, D feet inches
high, weight i2o pounds, eyes blue. sandy
hair aud whiskers, supposed to be 80 years
old, Was found on the premises Of Mr., Pey-
ton Embree, yesterday morning, with the
head submerged in tub Of water. IL is
supposed that the man was intoxicated aud
in attempting to drink from the tub got his
head ia aud eouldot get IL out. Coroner
Hiatt was notified and held an inquest and
the verdict was in accordance with the
above facts. Poor fellow, II he had only
signed the Murphy pledge and stuck to IT,
he would have gotten so used to water that
il would have taken more than four gallons
Of II to send him to the happy hunting
grounds.
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oun colored citizens in this precinct, to
their credit be II said, will nearly all vote
for Mr.. Owsley. This shows their wisdom.
Bobbiit with all his palaver and promises
can't deceive them.
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The Lincoln County Stock Fair Colored
association, will be held this year one mile
north of Jacksonville, on the DAnville pike,
commencing on the 9th Of September and
continuing three days. The colored people
display more enterprise than the whites in
this county.
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AN accident occurred in Kings Noun
tain Tunnel the other night, caused by q
hand car colliding with aconstruciion tram.
One man We learn was killed and several
others wounded.
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VIZ have contracted for twenty cars Of
select Block Coal at bottom prices, and are
receiving same from the mines daily. Call
and see US before buying elsewhere.
wEARES a EVANS.
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PAISrUL AccIDESr.--Jack Wilkinson
a lad some Is years old, who is employed
in Mat,inely'- Factory here, met with quite
a serious accident last Monday. His left
arm Was caught in the eogs Of the machine
~ and piece Of flesh the width Of the
wheel cut entirely out OF il between the ell
bow and wrist. Fortunately the wheel
does MOI r.yolve but halfway, Else his arm
would have been crushed to jelly.
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4 GENERAL cleaning up Of all the streets
in town is sadly needed. They are far from
presenting healthy OF a neat appearance.
We would not be surprised to hear Of a
case uf cholera at any time.
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died. Now, at the expiration Of four
months the other hog has become rabid
also. Il is said that the hog. although IL
may receive the virus cannot transmit IL.
aas
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A correspondent writes that woman IN
the hill regions Of this county was bitten in
the foo, Few day. since, by a rai,iesnake.
The woman !. doing we'll; but the snake is
dead
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EvrRYBopy ought tn 60 To the Danville
Fair next week. It, going to lie big
thing.
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OuR dear little friend, Miss Ma ria l..
warwick. Of Washington, ID. C., puts US
under renewed obligations for late daily
paper. Of her city. Many thanks.
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Ir has BEEN discovered that Jno. Pebble
was the name Of the Irishman who drowned
in the tub.
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N.D,vis has a splendid stock Of GRO
orRIIS which he is selling cheap. Call ON
him.
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VIZ have an interesting letter from a
stanford lady, on our first page this week.
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J. n. DAVIS keeps meal, -four, bscon,
WHISTLES, wines, cigars, ,obaccos, canned
fruit, Nc.
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Sealing Wax, per pound. lOc
Prices on the above goods will undoubt-
edly anvance materially within thirty days,
and it is the best policy to buy them nOr.
The physicians unite in recommending
the use Of Lemons for special diseases,
and experience teaches that ice lemonade
is the most heslthful beverage for the
cheated term" We always keep fresh and
ripe Lemons at &c each or SOC dozen.
To meet the dull times we have Just
made further reduction on saddles, har-
ness and brides, also shelf hardware, cut
lery and iron.
One Excelsior Junior Mower left-oiler-
ed at SIS cash, a splendid bargain for
somebody.
Another new stock Of Oval Turkish
Bath Soap just arrived. Every cake weighs
siI ounces, and Is warranted TO last longer
and cleanse better than any three cakes Of
toilet soap in the market. Price only 75c
a dozen.
Bargains offered now in a remnant Of a
stock of moss baskets, flower pots and rus
tic frames.
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FIRST DAY.

FIRST DAY.
FIRST RACE-Peyton Embree Stake for 2-year-
olds, dash Of Of mile, so. Entrance half ior-
Plate $50; elossd with the allowing entries No. /;
Peyton Embree enters oh. c., Waynesburg, by
Glen Athol; dam, Lady: Berry, by Imp. Emu. No.
Il Boone; dam, Iisais s,odsSl by Doas1aii No.
o w.B. wither. enters CHI; Knob Lick, by Daniel
boone; dam BY Bay Dick, No. 4 VIM; Co,trsl enters
te. No. s; tasley a MeAlister enter eb. C., Bob
Mac, by nay Disii dam by beacon; IN.
az. sE s.,s kad ~, Ts mile assn @I
| ch. e, Nanesake, by Bay Dick; dam, Anna H., by
les PAUL and ". r. Dilion's s-year-oid b. G.. Hon
ct A. BY Ray Dick dam full sister to Jack
THIRD RAcE-Dash Of mile for s-ysar-olds
that never won race. Purse $lOo $50 TO LIST, aud
w TO End horse.
SECOND DAY.
FIRST RACE-Dssh Of mile for all ages Purse
500. $50 10 LIST. and $50 TO End horse.
SECOND RACE-Dash mile ior 3-year-
P%s S H . -, AND Us ss 81 Ind SS
Of mile; catch weights. W. q. Saunders gives
Purse s23.
THIRD DAY.
FIRST RACE-Mile heats, FIR all ages. Purse
We Second ON hAcs sa s.s a RIDER. dash ~
miles, 3-year-olds l25 lbs; iyeaTolds 1855 lls s.
year-olds and upwards las lbs. !. s. Te,ls, Mana
ger Of c. o. sPrings,gives Purse Of sioo.
FOURTH DAY.
FIRST RACE-Dash Of I mile Tor 2-year-oldsi
the winner Of the Peyton Embree stake TO carry
lbs extra. Purse 500 $50 10 LIST. and 80 to 2nd
hor-s.
SECOND RACE-Dash ~ miles, for all ages.
Third AND LAST RACE-Mule lace. Mile
| heats. Purse SIS.
| For the above pursesi0 per cent. entrance. Two
10 start. Rues of the Lexington Association q
govern. The money 10 be hung up at the stand
Good order Is guaranteed by written obligation
signed by all theCiyil Otieers andthirty among the
frst citizens In the vicinity and organized Tor the
expires purpose.
2s2-td H. W. TARRIS.
WIN. n. DILLON,
n-.-uk.f.a.
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ions II. CRAIo offers To the trade 1000
pounds Yarn in all colors.
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were in town yesterday.
=s-
CRAn ORCHARD SrRISos IIor.-Lasi
Friday nights Hop ~ Crab Orchard
Springs, was the most brilliant so far this
season, for in addition to the large number
Of handsome ladies and gentlemen compos-
ing the regular guests, the "beauty and
chivalry" Of the neighboring towns aud
counties were we'll represented. The ladies
all seemed TO vie with each other in look.
ing their prettieS and best, and how well
they succeeded the array Of beauty, lowell
ness and 6nery very forcibly told. The
music furnished by the Band was very SUI
perior and its enhancing strains seemed to
add new life 10 the little feet that twinkled
20 merrily over the well waved floor We
are not much Of jenkins and left to our.
selves couldn't tell whether tie dresses
were Of silk or muslin, but with the assist
ance Of kind little lady friend who is an
fat In such matters, we are able TO give the
following, which will no doubt he interest
ing 10 our lady readers
now rHs rouso Lapfss LOOKED AND phtsshD
Nj. Mamie Csuuth, Of Louisville, a lovely
b,ooas %. ,.d,.,, in . hlue ain. 9TH Whit. lace
ov.rS,.-. ,..u,I6,I, .mh.lIl.b. with .c,rle, sera
,,uw, p..,, o,n.me,,.
Nj u.,,,, AZ u.m,h,. T.o, nm .,ce ,llpgIy
.r.c.s,I a., a., in mos, ,..com,oy -,
Dam y,..v ,.,,.,o, ,,cn,v ,,,.,m.d Win aowers
p,.,.a.a ........,.
Ml,. Col.m... az w..h,.s,on. ID. G.. n dei-
a..i s.d .,,,,,h b,.,.,. vore a Lowell, xhi,.
dress trimmed With point lace. Diamond orna-
NEST"
Mis- Msssie Robinson Of 6afrard. avery fseins-
ting ssd szcsedinsly pretty little blonde wore
handsome sas blue ais and pcari ofnamen's' ana
although she did not JOSH 10 the dance vas greatly
so"sh' sns' and sam'rsd ey the nea"s o' '"e "'ca-
sion
MIS- Liiie Worthinston, Of co'ington, n.y.
young isay T" rare personal charms vas a'"r~n ih
sasefe ashes Of roses SIX. or"smsn''' da'
moeas
MIS- A"fe' OF memphis Tenn, avery "'rae"'e
young isdy' wore an elegant -hi'e SIN 'tlmme
s'a vh' ivy "'nA"e"''' rea''
n'n"'e S'c"'"' " b'"''''e' wore manu-
MI. s..,. Shall, AZ Raj. . .,,,h, .,., h,n.
s.,,e, va. dr,..-a in blue sin wi,h white psrl.
muslin o,erdrs--.
Mis- FANNIE brand. OF k,ins''n, wore an e,-
s $3.50. "' "'"s SUE ' ' '''''
Nj. Bell, Of 81. Louis, v. very handsomely ar
rsyed in . white princes. OverdreS.
Miss Bell Of Lexington wore blue and ecru
NJ 49,. - , :. ~. .s ..aa. ,.'" H.,
every is.,ur. seem. to sparkle with merrinen,.
we're black silk, trimmed With pink crushed roses.
dl'"o,s, -.
.a,.,,,,. .a,. Iii .h,,a s,.n,,, a'"'. ,,sr
orp.m.o,. ,,r, pInl cor.l.
Miss Judith Guest, Of Dsnville, a shining lille
MI. "A, and ,I,,,s III. n, cn, Orchard, xsr.
aud we're very much admired.
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A communication from E,s. Tarrant will
appear in our next
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NV ,DyrRTIsrwrNr
Suburban Home For Sale.

vill .eIl AZ q fiir price and upon favorable terms
my little home, near stanford, ON the ulntlNH
Turnpike, within one mile Of the tourf-hlua Cln-
tanning 10 Acres With ncw residence aud ouf-luIll-
ing. (2s2-tO p. J. CAMPBELL.
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Cur,rnsr salt in town at J. y. Davis.
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LOCAL VIEWS.

vcrr for Tate, Bruce and owsley.
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For Sale
1000 EWES FOR SALE.
Address LYLE a MOORE.
2s2-2t stanford. Nv.

Lexington Pres please copy twice, and send bin
10 this Once.
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SPRING HILL COURSE,
CRAB ORCHARD, KY:
The August Running Meeting, over this
Course, will commence Tuesday,
August 81, and continue 4 days.

OFFICERS,
(Appointed by the subscribers.)
Carr W. @. wkLcH. Of stanford, President.
Col. j. X. FAULKNER, q Lancaster, LIST v. Prest.
On. N. ID. LOGAN, of Boyle, End v. President.
W. X. yAnKs. Of Crab Orchard, Secretary,
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DOMESTIC ITEMS.
Edifed bv Campbell T. Muller.

Farmers who contem plate buying turn
ing plows for Fall use, are invited to ex-
anime the Meikle Steele Plow introduced
in this county by us last Spring. Those
who tried the Meikle last Spring unite in
saving at is the best running pillow ever
saw"
A few years ago the Grocery merchant Of
Stanford yielded to pressure upon them,
and reduced their margins to the very
minimum for cash in hand. The present
year minimum profits have prevailed but
six months time has superseded cab. This
is unequal and cannot continue, Either
the cash system with small profits, or credit
system with corresponding margins must
prevail. The choice is with the purchaser.
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BOARDING. .. REAsoNABLE RATES

m J. n. CRAIG, PRECEDENT.
, 1877-12-04
RE6U4lIsTION.

WINS or TuH COMPTROLLER or THE cuK~
AHACx--AArlV ot nskCIR TO BANK CtRcrLA-
TON IN THS FAsI-sIxKAdTH or TIE AA-
TsOaAl BANKS.
Tho following Is NJ extract from the annual
report Ut the Comptroller u tue Currency;
scc. Of tue 4ct Of Jau, II. 1875, provides thst
"On aud after the LIST day OF January, 4. u.
4sip, the Secretary u shc Treasury shall reeet,,
IN ca!n, tue United States lcgal-tendsr nu.rs
then outstanding un tlc,r psesrutatian Tor re-
demption II tue ull>c VI the Assistant Trrus-
nssra ths untsl States iu tls NV q New
fork lit aums u not less thau SO" This le.-
islatlon u wtluut prectdent, for Congte3a, On
April ", lslti by RESOLUTION asslaTe.. that
no duties, taxes, debts, Or sutns vi monry H.
etuinS q beeotling, paJabls to tho United
wise than tn tic legal currency Ut shc unittd
States, Or Treasury notes, OF nutes OF the bank
OF the Uuitcd States, tu uotes ot bauks which
arc payable aud paid on demand t1 the said
lrt:nl currency ot the unitcd states. - The Nav
Yo-k Legislature took similar action II about
ths ssa,s tlu,s; ani a.Ma ou March =. l,r5:
passed ~ net prorillns. that ''4il laxcs leyIel
III contitnrd IL this State Oil aud aft.:r Jan. !,
1879, shaA bs collected IL xala, United statea
, 1877-12-04
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

void certificates, or National nank notes which
ssate tedeelnable in RnlI on demand" aud that
!"cvery contract or obligation made OF Implied
sttsf Jan: iS79 sna payable In do1!&r., hut
Ah'e n Unitel States coins OF tho standard Ut
weight md Eincncss established hy the lava at
thc Unttrl States at tho time tic contract or
obligation shall have been made or Implied"
ACsFENssoN AND HEsEMPIlOH.
ihe banks In this country, with tho exception
sptcse payment In September, 1914. Tic snw
= 1erx . ,nnks resumed specie payment IN Feb:
throughout the country until about The clt,sv u
tho year 1919. Ihern was also Rrncral sus-
pension In May, l317; but Ia Mar of the ne It
year the New York and New England banks
PcnnsslvanIa finally. rcsumcd under tho 90
errlon Of The State Legislature In March. 1s.,,
Banks In other portions oi the country resumed
at ahout the tatau latv, 4 general suspension
aumine specte paymsat in tha following ycar.
IT. ruuld be instructive 10 compare the condE-
tim OF the banks during previous periods OF
suspension anil resumption with that nt tho
pseseat time, bnt dct.tled statements of The
assets md liabilities ot the banks during tho
!fat peF!au OF suspension. which continued fut
FIVE yeArs, cannot he obtained. Tbs published
stat's!lcs Of the Stato banks during tho tator
neFtods mentioned arc not Wholy satisfactory
TOR tia purposc desired, for the reaaon that tho
bank tcports were not of uniform date In tho
several States, willis It Is known that tho items
Of Specie, circulation, anl deposits yarJ greatly
III amount throughout the country 1t different
dates lu the same year. The specie, as reported,
was not teparascd from checks parable In coin,
ana II II known that in some instances the sAmo
specie was morn than onec returned.
FROM such data as afo now obtainablt tho fol-
lowing table has been prepared. giving the lteMs
or circulation, deposits, and bank balances OF
a!l tbs banks, and Ut tic specie held BY them
19r ssts' =; .. ognt ycsrt sove,ng oth OF tho
, 1877-12-04

Sntctai Mspasca IN 1As chicago Tribune,
WASHINGTON. d. G., Dec. 3.-Thc Message
meets With very general approval here. There
arc OF course those belonging tn each political
party wko dEsappsoyo of the Presidents yicws
III the situation at thu South, but so;nc euu.
scEv4tivo Democrats a. well "a Republicans &C.
cept and approve ol Ills statements. IIls
fuucsty Ut purpose, bis patriotism aud his
stronE good sense conci,lato to hl.u tho regard
and RESPECT Of impartial mcn.
COMMENTS or THE st. LOUIS REPUBLICAN.
spr,rai DtsatfeA 10 ma cAic,spo III tbmn+
1t. Louis, No., Nov. a--T4e Kkpu1i:ean
says:
Tn tho subject Of tbs silver da''at tho message
speaks the op.n!ans. i uut tic actual anxnugc Ut
.s sssa II fss pabe aass .ae 'usnst eGst
reason aYninst an unlimited eotaaxe Of I'll.
ySi as'Isf.: ,, III; II a. .a1 aass & .as i.e.
tass OF every upton and pFlrt1ess which tue law
and 1ae cauts4s. pstnl'.I III : S asSuss that, " va
bon.. @ md s1us. OH. ooU 81 per csns r. bsna. sas
which w may want to refund ia bond. bearing
loSsit s,i, rate et Interest," We must 'na'assn high
M o1v.N0 THE WORLD 70 UNDERSTAND
sione IL. ssaas issued u? :'nes Ill ill., ~ i saG Ill.,
sseppsas .t,sl d"ss f fso '1sa hs eopsss s
nc a, IT si:'s' u.s. i L :.st = t. s"es ID; ;;Ss s
liz Sal1 eas 10 eiteulatioa, = contaminated by
4 ooop nEAL Or FAxTENsk Or DkFxkaNcn
nons,, ucedel " he interests u ths reop!s, snd
but It would hare 4hese doiiaia Increased t yalus
seo.s the Old s:!ssf dollat Of 4l4.s Grains. 20
::d Il 1o. ssls % fss to Il ill.,. '4 .ou :e: s
ii@!isa .%oaSt: While .Is!l'nx these ,.s*.:
, 1877-12-04
rFcludiccd mini will find II tupoeaihto to mn
any KeEious ohjettlopa 10 nc*tage which comE
Itself 10 nothing, but lcaxcs thluga very mncV

II hnds them.
COMMENTS o. THE CINCINNATI GAZETTE e
>prc.s. {tlpatrb 10 ~ IAfcogo Trfit,ns !.
CiNCfHHATI, Dec. 3.-Tl,c t3nzrf:t, in sucate II
Of tho portion of tho ,nestarc devoted ttr e 4
silver qncstion, wilt eay clijtortatly tu.md -
ti,at ri ali hnnn.t nor h,. th.r. .r' ..,n,n.,,
snvs whn ,r" ..nt,rmt.j ,,ftt ~ ~, ~. h :"
~ W. t,s ~ w" tAo n!sa ~ eneat
.nS tHc huutts clenLnes, nnt, III ihelr al1at tAcJ
"nnla ebcat shehselsFs II 1ltsthef a'laa:
This position on THO stlyer isaus Is the only ono
that ean init gold md silver In ctfenatu, and Ia
not only one Of good faith. but thht which II
.no': prohsaete TO our tnuhtry. Al to the
hasamption aGt, the President evidently atta that
u needs the Aif of practical measuEes, hut tlree
csn ne expected from, this Longrsr$. and h. II np
posct 10 nny backward steps. SO arc We. but We
whit practical f'rwast EtcVs
CdsNESrs or ritz EHQu1nER.
, 1877-12-04

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o3"s'eu ~''4s '..e os""t' ""' "et w 'nee" ooSt'
ness thls "oeR' lnnny Senators havtuH gone
home. An adjournment Of tyuth Iiuuhrs from
rho ..,a ~ f,erorl,~r IN IN. h,h ~ 1,r,.,.t. !.
psupoacu.
II seetns quite certain that tue ScnAte will re.
construct its Committees, and The Democrats
will undoubtedly haye a greater propor.tounte
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