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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-26

Gen. Mcclellan has accepted the nomina
ton for governor Of New Jersey.
A new counterfeit iive.dollar note on the
First National bank of Tamaqua, Pa, hai
been discovered.
A Russian official dispatch, dated Gorney
Studen Monday, says: The Turkish attack
on TzercovAn the 2lst was decisively repul
sed and was not renewed and on the 22d thu
Turks retreated. Our loss was 20 officer.
and 400 men. That Of the enemy was a,
least 900.
VIM. A. Delafeld, from Liverpool, was
arrested At Quebec Monday for attempting
to smuggle Sl6, 600 worth Of diamonds. He
had also large number Of Russian, Italian
and Peruvian bonds, besides fifty pounds oi
the Bank of England notes. He SAYS he is
a London diamond merchant.
A correspondent with Mehemet Ali init.
mates that the engagement at Tzercorna was
intended as reconnaissance, but assumed
somewhat more serious character because
of the impetuosity Of the Turkish troops
who, according 10 this and other accounts
displayed the greatest courage.
Argument btgan Monday afternoon in
the United States court at ST. Louis in the
case OF the United States VS.. VIM. Mckee
The argument is on the demurrer OF Dis.
trict Attorney Bliss to the answer ofMcKee
filed some time ago, which took the ground
that the pardon of the defendant bv the
president in the criminal case debarred the
government from bringing a civil case
sgainst him.
Much Inconvenience has been experi.
enced by Americans travelling in Belgiu N
on account of the peculiar postal regula.
tlons of that country. The United States
consul at Antwerp advises that all letters to
AniWssp. or 10 any other city in Belgium,
shoald hsve vfilteu on the face Of each ell.
velope the words poste ,estantc in which
case they will be retained at the postofiic,
until called for.
Chas. L. Easton, Of Chicago, has com.
menccd sui, in t:cspsss against Frederick
A. Nan-Dykc, claiming $4,000 damages
for libel published in Sundays Times
The alleged libelous article was an inter
view with Van Dyke in which the latter
claimed that Easton, who was a member OF
the last state legislature, had treated New
York parties whose agent he is dishonestly
in their business Transactions.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-26
NEW YORK.
STATE CONVENTION.

Rochester, Sept. 26.-The republican state
convention assembled to-day in the new
city hall. In front Of the presiding desk
is the word Harmony" A. B. Cornell
called the delegates to order and T. c. Plu,
was made temporary chairman.
New York, Sept. 28.-A.special to the
Evening Post. from Rochester. says: The
speech of the temporary chairman Of the
republican state convention, (Platt) was an
unexpected sensation, and was unmistaka.
bly, intended as brutally studied atfront To
the administration. Impossible to be mis-.
understood. The intended application Of
the words "tricks,er and demagogues," wa.
frequently repeated. A lorg eulogy of ex.
President Grant and silence aoout Prcsiden,
Hayes were so pointed that Kisses frequent.
~ greeted the speaker Towards the close
Senator Conkling sitting conspcuously
apturously applauded the significant pas
sages. III feeling towards Secretaries Ey.
rarts and Schu,z is at the bottom Of the
opposition. - as - a
EARTHQUAKES.
The Star and Herald Of Panama saws q
violent earthquake took place at Cobija,
Bolivia. on the Esd ult.. and at Iquiqua the
same day. A few days before, at Capispo
there was similar, visitation, and the in
habitants left their dwellings terror strick-
en-. The shock at Cobija was more severe
than that on the 9th Of May last.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-26
CRIME,
HUSBAND AND WIFE.

HUSBAND AND WIPE.
Zrnesville, o.. Sept 2G-Abncr James
and wife residing in the Nisth ward Of this
city, were found dead abou, one mile from
Ro.cville, IN this county, early this morning.
The wife YVES shot In the back and Jsmss
IN the temple. They havs been living TO-
gether very unhsppily. and it is supposed
he shot her, then himself
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-26

there WAS no particular south that southern
snd northern interests we're identical. and
that the main object was unity of Interest
In improving the material prospssity Of tha
country, be desired 70 learn the wants and
condition OF the people throughout the un.
Ion; the PEOPLE were the best Judges Of the
effect Of his southern visit u s9 s1
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-26
INSURANCE.
Statement of the Condition
OF THE
CONNECTICUT FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
On the 31st Day Of December, 1876
INSURANCE COMPANY.

On the 3lst Day Of December, 1877
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Sept. 26.
WHEAr-quiet receipts l5G. 900 bushels;
sales $4,000 at call, 1.3s; No. ., northwest
September, l.es!; NJ. ., spring October
do September, l.S4a q 1876; No. 2, winter
red September, LAG bid, 1852 asked.
CoRS-without importan, change; 55
q 56!c for mixed western.
OArs-about steady 3l@37c mixed
western.
PoRk-firmer; l39o@l4oo.
LARD-firmer; 9.27!.
WHlsKY-l34
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Sept. 26.
WHEAT-unse,,led, higher; l.l4for cash ;
LOG! for Oc:ob r.
CoRS-unse,tled; closing higher; 42}
q 42s for cash; 42s bid Tor October.
OATs-steady 23s for cash or October.
RyE-53!c
BARLEY-6llc.
PoRK-dull, heavy; 1910 for October
1926 for January.
LARD-steady; S.95 for cash or Oc-
tobcr; sO0s for the year.
WHIsKY-9.
MILWAUKEE
Milwaukee, Sept. 26.
WnEAT-l@3 &c lower /; closing firm; LA
for cash; liz for October; No. 8, l.0al
CoRN-dull; 40c.
OATs-23c.
RlE-53!c.
BARLEY-63c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-26
EARTHQUAKES,
ElRES.
A GREAT FIRE,

New York, Sept. 2G.-At Santiago, Chilli
nine houses were burned, and the convent
and church Of the friars of the Mercid were
damaged. Loss over 100000
ANOTHER FIRE.
White Hall, N. ", September 26.-An
Iucendiary, in Dannemora, this morning
burned the Meads hotel. Some dwelling.
and sore keepers and convicts Of the Clin.
ton prison saved the town after the bum.
ing up Of tao dwellings.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-26
LATEST BY MAIL.

Gen Mcclellan has accepted the nomina.
ton for governor Of New Jersey.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-26
WASHINGTON.
ArrolNrxENr.


Washington, September 26.-The presi-
dent to-day signed the commission Of VIM.
M. Upton, Of Oregon, 70 be seoon d comp.
troller Of the treasury from the Ia, of Oc,o.
Der.
AGRowINa PROSPERITY.
Washington. Sept, 2G-Gcn. A. G, Joncs
Who made sn extended aud official tout
through the southern states, represents ,ha,
everything throughout the south bears the
appeafsncr of growing prosperity. and re.
vivins Trade. In % islsrvicw ~ith Prsi
dent lisycs, be says ~ tAs Is 10 vss able to
judge tho scu,hsra psople sesc ~ cn,husias
tic and loyal n tAe representative of The
cnmuon sovuaDss9 . ny. ~ - hoprd
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-23
Ste Aeupt : 9Ieearfe,t.

Der NOtDfIee Giebt einen guten le6z
mige1 So0en unO giebt bort ben b0biten
Grtrag.
Ser @siBtGee Iiebt ebenfauS einen
Iebmi9en, faIfboIttgen, tr&ftisen Booen
uno 1T ~beionocrs 39r 98eioe geeignet.
Der Nlitfe D0er g d lpeot d
LID, nur bertrdgt er audi naiieS &ano
I'M IA Gage ipGter; ~ltefert aber meDr
Otafe. Setn 2Inbau lit nauientlt0 3ur
Staufitterung ieDr 81 empfe0len; ct
t0mntt bort 5iDiI0en benz 9totbflee n1o
DEM @rIrfutter un0 oeft ben NusfaQ.
IS lit enti6te6en an3urGtDen, einelt
She'll 0eS TeIOes Oanntt gu beiGen, i6on
oesDalb, neil ct lit etne1n S9nttte meDr
Otaiie giebt, ais 9totbflee.
Ser GefnrdtfIee min m0gIt6it
einen nod b%e1ieren uno f%rdfttgeren Bo=
ben. CT etgnet itn gum 0tadlden, 5ur
0eGe o~us9egangener Steuen, inbem ct
i6on i'm eriten Sabre our 8onfommenz
belt gelan9t. Snoefien gtebt er etnen 9ez
ringcn @rtr1g uuo Ietn @nbau lit ullter
~gem0buli0en 8erDGItnilien faum 81 emf
pfe6Len.
Der SO in6tIee Giebt 6enIeIben 8o=
ben. iDie oer 9tot1> uno NSetBflee, geoetbt
aber aud ouf meDr ialoigem unD wenis
ger frGfttgem 8o0en, gie6t bort eilen
9uten @rtrag uuO miro Doit 8ielen er1z
pfobten. st mintert pent8er aus n1o
fam oeS6al6 3tDedmdBtg inter g8inters
iru6t I'M 0erbit gefdet tperoeu.
Ser geIbe; OOer ST. III &Iee
liebt ebenfalS guten lebuligen 8Doen,
geoet6t aber aud auf ianOigem lei6teren
Sooen bon tpeniger 0itnguu9Straft uno
lit fir oteien gu ellpfeDlen.
Die 8 II serne ooer - ipie man bier
8eD0bnIi6 iogt - 2IfaIfa mill guteu
leDmtgen 8oOen ullo ttef geloderten,
mGBtg bur6Iaiienoen tntergru1b. Die
Ter Glee 1T empftnoIi6 9egen tIinratii6e
GerbGltliie. . 9a ibre QSlm 3eLn tief IN
ben ullter8runo Oringeu, 10 pintert ct
t~uentger Iet0t aus unb 9eiuGDrt oesbalb
bel Der StalIfiitterung cine grDBere Siz
6erbett. Die iogeuannte SnnOIu;erne
niumt freiIi6 au0 nit l9Iedlteren 500
oensSer6Qltntiien DOrLteb, gieht aber Oa>
fir eineil geringeren grtrag.
Die e par1ette lteDt n1rnentli9
falf9aLti8en Booen, giebt etneu mGBtgen
Grtrag uuO i0eint nur fir 5elon6ere
prtII9e GaBen 8eetgnet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-23
Ganom irtbfbaftltd)es.
3ttut @eimHaw.

@eiutroubcn, ipel6e ieIbt an 1onnis
oen QBGnoen ni6t reifen DoQen, fam
man Denno6 CUR Geife briugen, tpenn
man Der 0tebe cine Bflege ange6etben
IdBt, our0 meL6e lire Sriebfraft be-
fd[eunigt miro. Wdu befrete ben 8oz
BEN rings UNI bic 0tebe BON aleu- linz
fralt, Iofere i'm bis 3u ben Mur3el1
auf, bringe cine ftarfe 0%iilgung al Der
&ebe uuD be9teBe tie fIetBtg init Darmem
Mai1er, no3u 0aS lautparme 8aiier aus
Der &u6e Dor3ugsmetie oienlt6 lit, ba es
3ug!ei6 Diin8enoe Stoffe entbGlt. yfaz
turlt0 muB Die 9tebe oil elmer @ano
IiBen, no tie bon Der Sonne LANCE uno
tart beihienen miro. SIM ~portgen Sabre
beriu6te ein bieitger @artenbeltber oieie
8ebanDLung BET iolhen 9tehen, beren
SrQuben ME p%nufommen ODER gar ni6t
reif wurDen, uno ct e~rfreute lid gang
refer, groBet uuo i00ner Grauben. Gr
perii1ert uuS, oaB er niht nur fir ieiz
men Slid Grauben i'm lleberHulie bate,
Iolloern aud ei1e 0roBe 2ln5aDl oerieloen
Tim Dolen Brei5 O%erfaufen tonute, tnoell
jeoe Staube etn DaDreS Bra0tituf ges
lpeien iet, ipel1e5 "a Yfuno ipog. So
mar auffaleno al 0erGrt beDanoeltelt.
ionlt le1r ipdt Doer gar ni0t retfenoe
Grauben trageuOen 9teben oaB tire
Sldtter iogar 0enen Der trii6reifeloe1
Dorauseilten; wdbrenb btele crit 81 bIu=
ben anftNgen, Datte1 iene iaon 8eeren
QlQe1eBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-23
GrS1cgrctt.

2lQe Gr06eeren 9eoeiDen AM beiien in
founiger, jeoo0 nor Der gr0Bteu Son=
nenbiBe etipaS oel0iibten Sage, uno 3ipar
III etnem @rbret0, oa5 ans Sano, Gebrn
uno 0umuS belteDt. $50 man nt6t ioIz
6cS Halo bat, fam man Die fe0lenoen
Gbeile Iei6t erieben. SIT baS 3ano at
ianoig, 10 fam eS burh 3ugabe BON
2ebm un0 OumIS, - uno lit eS 3l IeD=
mig, nit Sano uuO 0unIuS 5ure@t gez
mad)t neroeu. Oils 0umu5 ne0me man
ilart bertDeiteu GubOunger, 9ol3:, Gaubs
oDer 8aLoeroe; ieoer fctlOe Oltltger uno
%beIon0ers Yferoemilt 1T nI9t 3H en-
p%ieblen.
Der 8o6en muB ipenigiten5 l TuB tief
unlgearbeitet ullo gut bur6mii6t fem -;
Die sum YRan3en 1lOtbt8en SebIinge
mitileu tart Ieiu, tpeS0atb man tets oa<
naD traDten muB, balo uno itarfeYlan=
gen gu %getpinnell, 3u tDel6em gebute
mar Die erlten Gro6eerranfen in Die @roe
etnbiegt, oann Die fpdter na6tretben0en
Ga1fen entfernt uuo Die Seete thinner
feu0t bolt. go fGnn man l00n I'M Suit
i00ue itarfe g ~flan3en babeu. 0te bette
Belt gum Blan5eI lit Der Somiler ul0
5ipar Dor @n0e~ Nuguit, tDeun man i6on
I'M nGnlten Sabre i60ne Sriidte e~r3teler
mill. Son ben i'm 6ri9iabr aus9elebten
YTan3en bart man I'M er1ten Sabre feline
nenuenS spertbe @rnte O~erlaitgen. Seoe
BadnSe benotbigt LQuaoratfuB &aun
mo m4B mGBi9 ieu6t gebalten tDer0en.
SIN Oerbit lit elite SeoeGung nit GoDe,
Sdgelpd9nen ODER fetnem Wtiit gu euls
pfeblen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-23
GDT0a1a&ts .gtapRntsmnG.

Sci ber beraunabenoen 3eit berSnunts
Nnpfan5uug oiirfte cine aiI9emelne Nnz
gabe Der fir Die 0aupt=O bitiorten palz
ienOlten Sage 1tu0 Sooenart nalltGnts
LID filr 9teuLtnge - bier AM BLaBe fet1.
Ser NpfeIbanm9 ebctDt III ieoem
ltur e~tntgerlnaBeu frudt61ren 1lno ttets
grunoigen No0en obne aI3n fteit9en uno
Oaber al trodeneI Doer l1alIen ltnters
9runo. SIT Der ltntergruno gu trOde1,
81 Lettig ooer 81 feu6t, 10 iperoen bic
.3Detge oeS ~NpfelballmS bon ben Spttz
sen aus oilrr; eS eutiteDen SrauoaeGer
UNI Stamm uno an ben 3lpetgen, 1Del6e
i0lteBIt0 ben Baum gu @ru1oe rt6bten.
0te. Wur5eln oe5 Npfelbaums breitet ith
meDr i'll Der SberfG1e ais i'll Der Iiefe
0eS SOoen9 aus.
Ser b q u 0agegen bertrG0t,
iDeil feline Mur3eln nit Dem meilt 1ltfz
re0ten g8u0le Der &rOne bGs @leiGge>
ipi6t Dolte1 nub mebr III Die @roe ortnz
GEN, itetS Die 9r0Bte 8ooeutiefe, tpent
aud Der untergrun0 nt0t geraoe ieDr
nabrllug5rei6 lit. Der lebtere BARI tns
belien ebeufQIs nidt fortmGDrer0 nap
D0er falt Ietl, u1o eS 1T t1n1 aus otelenE
0runoe cine ftarfe &etteni1ibt l@fetter
Gbon] in Der Gtefe na1tDeiLi8. Ser
8irnDaum III lettten Bel unS nod bauer
baften uuo gu 9rOBeren BGunleH ioa0S
ieu0en Sorten Ilebt iiberbGupf etI!eil
freien StanO an Sergen, tpenn letlls
Wur5eln lt0 aud 3Dtl1en Stetlle lto
Selienflilfte etn5mGngen mulen, oo0
muB lid Oa3ipIi6en etipaS tru0tDare
Groe Un0 moBtge Ueu9tt9teIt oOr11IOs'1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-23

Ser &trf6baum, Defenders Der
Susftri6enbaum, fommt in a~Ilerlei,
lelbit III trodenem 8ooen fort, geoeibt
aber namentli6 auf ben S6ben Der
8er9e, nno lit bier. neil Der 8e6ieI BON
SrOit nnb oa3tDii6en fauenbem 2[ufz
tbaueu ftets t%ueniger. ais I'M E6aIerunoe
i%tattftnoet, uro Der Baum aud ni6t 10
frilb in Gait trttt, benz Grtrieren tpeniz
ger aus9eIebt. Qu6 Die Sauerfiri6en
fommen auf ben 90bsn Der 8erge am
beiten fort; tie lteben aber belieren, trGfz
tigen, gut our6Iaiienoen 8ooen.
Die g fIaumenb d u III e ~DerIaueen
fru6tbaren 8ooen uno tOnnen bon allen
'Sbftbdumen Die meilte 8ocenteu6ti9feit
e~rtragen. Man fam iie. b%erpfan3en, Der
8o6en muB aber mdBtg tief ietn urb
bari I'M Sommer ni6t 81 iebr austrodz
nen; fur trofene b0bere BerQabbGnee
nit st g%erinaer 8OOenttefe etgnen ite it9
inoeilen ui0t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-23
fou bt,r.i6t. ober bos @elb, bos fie

gtifau btnreiBt: aber bas @elb, bas iie
mir einbrin0t, TT mir Doaf0rnnten glet1-
ai[tig. SD ihGbe eS nur alS Elm Wtlt7
te( alm 9lped. IS bat mid IN oenStano
aeIebt, mid lit Der Weieui6aft gu SDreS@
G(eidlen All erbcben sic nit meinem
NnbLide All martern - Sic 5u-"
sic brod pl6bIih db. Bieueidt tpoute
fte nidt tpetter geDen; bann na0oem iie
etnige Mtr1uten gei6iptegen bate, 1agte
tie Dl0bIib gant rHbi9:
SD bin jebt ni0t be~rgefommen, nm
einen Sfanoal 81 erregen, nod irgeno
etnas gu tbun, mas &Gbp @IaOnS Elm
9eio 3ufIgen fDunte, oeun fie lit cine
cole, 9roBmlitbi8e Trau uno ooQfommeu
unibnloig al Dem Oil mir neriibten uns
re6t. SD fam mn bierber, nm metn
Sinh 81 iebsn. Sic Iagen, baB eS lterz
beuo lit. SIT baS pahr?"
Nrtbur 8asferbiue i6aute fie beriptrrt
an, Oann giaubte ct plDBIt1 Naes 5u
DerItebeu. Sic muBte 10 LANCE iiber ben
8erlult tbres Stiloes gebriItet 1aber, bis
tie ben Serltano 0GrIber uerloren bate.
st fuDtte ftp fat erIeidtert bel bieIem
0eoanfen, er tuuBte jest weni8itenS. ipG5
Ct NIT iDr 81 tbun babe.
vGr lit ntdt tterbeuo, ipie i'd CLAUDE
uuo boffc," ia8te CT iebr iauft. v@r
10tDebt 3rpar Ill groBer @efabr, G6er nod
lit ni6t ole 0offnung geihwunben.
Nber Sic i0einen gu Dergeiien : ftdin
etnem Srrtbum 3u befinoen; es lit ntdt
S6r &nabe, Der in Dem Simmer oben
Iiegt-e5 tit-
vOaein &nabe, Nrtbur So5ferDiae. SD
bin ipeber DerriiGt, nod trGume i6."
Sic iAaute i'm noO tmmer 10 rubtg
unO feit al ibre3 lge berrtet6en bur0.
aus feinen W0bniinm MIR i0re 9ippen
5uGten uno CT iuuBte uiGt, mos er iDr
iagen foute.
r6aben sic ben Sob Sbres Guabens
ner9eiien?" fragte CT tie. y@r na fIr
mid ieitber ne@rtnnerung pouS6mer3
unO @epiiieusbiiie. @enn meiu Geben
SDnen baS ieinige bate %tpie0ergebeu
tOunen, i1 bate eS gerne geopfert. sic
t0nnen mir glauben, oaB oaS pabr it,"
vUiein &nabe lit nt0t toot," anttpDrz
tete fie, uouBer ct lift geitorben, pGbreno
i9 Jest nit Sbueu ipre6e. Ser &nabe,
ben Der 0ufIdla8 S6res BferbeS all ies
mem Sommertage t0btete, mat ni1t
mein &in0, ionoern oa5 atno, peI6es
S!e flr ben re6tmdBtgen @rben Sores
alien uno egrenbaften Jlomeus bielten,"
(S6IuB fOIst.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-23
61DnerMir-

Ser 8ert6 bes 9iDnermiites fommt
fat benz @uano glei0, l1ur entbGlt er
m~eDr98aler. WianiOute DeSbal6 ni9tpetz
1Gunen, III Die 0ilDnertdae @Dps Doer
trodene @roe etn3uitreuen. Wtan fanu
re1nen, 0aB eilt~6ubn al 70 ID Dung
iuGbreuo bes Sabres i'm Staue prooua
ART. Ser Sarmcr nno namentIt6 Der
@drtner lolte oesbalb oieier SADIE feline
Nutmerfiamfeit i6enten. Wtit oemOuug
BON 20 6ibnern fam man einen older
GQnpes iebr gut biin9enl
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-24

faction within the Republican ranks
is already more than allayed. We
have, therefore, before us four years
of Republican administration, with
every prospect of tolerably harmo-
NOUS action. People are naturally
anxious about the policy respecting
the South which will be adopted,
but so far as they now understand
what it is to be they are extremely
well pleased with it. Those who
may not like it should aim their
blows at the measures and not at the
man. The piquant campaign delica-
cies Of detraction and invective. are
really out of season.-N Y. Tribune.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-24
SATURDAY, MARCH "a, 1877.


The opinion of the new democratic
Governor Of West Virginia of the
late High Commission that declared
Hayes elected President, is in
marked contrast with the bowls and
walls of stay at home democrats
hereabouts. We quote from the
Governors Inaugural Address. He
said:
1.-THE creation Of the High Com
mission to determine the question
connected with the Presidential sue
cessiOn was the work of wisdom and
patriotism, and as impartial as hui
man intelligence could desire. 1t
was believed that a tribunal was
created which would be the endorse
ment of justice, and far beyond the
reach of those motives and infiuen-
ces which sometimes determine the
conduct Of partisans. Whatever may
be our individual opinion of its ac-
ton, let time, the old justice that eX-
amines all offenders, eXtinguish
prejudice and assuage passions be-
fore judgment of its decision is pro-
nounced. 1t is enough now to real
ize that both parties are under the
highest obligations to carry out the
decision, whether acceptable or dis
tasteful in the utmost good faith.
Neither time or change can diminish
the honor and praise which are due
to those unseltish statesmen, who, in
the highest effort of patriotic duty,
gave us tribunal which they at
heart believed would hold the scales
in perfect equipoise and impartiality,
and be as blind to mere personal sec
tiOnal or party consideration as the
Goddess of Justice herself"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-24

prises necessitating the use of large
bodies of laborers. BY this means
the retailer will be made to feel the
benefit of an increased and wide'pre-
adj circulation of money and the coun-
try will realize how much OF its
prosperity consists in having every
body at work and in the rapid pas
sage of small sums of money from
hand to hand-for the Welth of ma
ton does not consist in its accumla-
tions of capital, but in the active en-
pIOyment of the means its trade can
command. -FrdRk LeSiie'S Illustrated
Newspaper.
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enuf in EN- to resist US. Yoo can't

enutf in EN- to resist US. Yoo can't
fetch pitch without bein defled.
Then we want a succession Nv dis
asters doorin the next four yeers, land
we must do all that we kin to hev
EN-. Hard times is alluz charged up
to the party in power, and makes
men pine for a change. A healthy
potato rot would be worth thousands
Nv votes to us, and a smashin panic
would be even better. Wat we WanS
is period of yOoniversle depreShn.,
We want themills stopped, prodoose
down to a mere nothin, potato rot,
grasshoppers, kolera, and likker to
go up to fifteen cents a drink. Eff
these Good be supplemental by an
earthquake, hurricanes, yaller fever,
weevle in the wheat, cut worms in
the North, and cotton worms in the
South, floods and drouths and yooni-
versle room and disaster, we Good
elect the next President. Give us
all these with a choice assortment NV
other disasters, and we shell win, for
the people will be very apt to say
that after all Dimekratic admins
trashen coodent be wuss. We want
room for while to make the Dimoc-
risy endoorable.
With these condishens we kin &c
in four yeers from now, l say all
this for the benefit NV others-ez for
me long before the term NV Hayes i.
up | shell be in prematoor grave
Four yeers more NV niger in the
PostoffiS at the Corners will finish
ne, and eff my philosophy shood be
suf1ishent for that, BascOm will cut
off supplies eZ soon ez he knows tina
| amt goin to hev Il place, anc
then all is over. My untutored bow
els never kin endoor water, any
more than my mOrel nacher kir
Radikelism.
PETROLEUM V. Massey,
Elk Reformer.
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With the practical certainty that
an extra session of Congress will be
called, rumors are flying about
Washington Of a coalition between
the Republicans and the Southern
Democrats looking to the organiza-
ton of the House. The cOrrespon-
dent of the Philadelphia Times tele-
graphs to that paper as follows sit
is being whispered that the Admin
istration party are making Overture5
to the Democrats of the South to per-
nit Republican organization of the
next House, under the leadership OF
Garfield, in return for local self gov
ernment, and river and harbOr, leYee,
railroad, and internal improvement
appropriations. 1t is certain that
many Southern men take kindly to
this proposition. Whether they will
remain in that attitude after Hayes
has withdrawn the troops in South
Carolina and Louisiana remains yet
to be seen. Hayes has certainly the
vantage ground now. Will he have
it after he shall have permitted local
government to be restored"
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Great Men I'LL Differ.

"But they never can, and never
will forgive or forget the degraded
wretches who have blackened their
souls with perjury in order to count
him i'll. The stains upon their judi
cial robes can never be washed out.
All honest men for generations to
come will loathe and despise the very
names of the perjured villains. Their
acts have not only clothed their
names with intamy, but they have
caused the people to lose respect for
the whole Supreme Contribution
Herdid.
at (the Court is now as worthy of
the confidence Of the American peo-
pie as it ever has been at any period
of its history. "-Judge DaCjs' Letter
Of Resignation.
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Some two years ago party
who had committed a murder in
Kentucky, fled and secreted himself
in the mountains Of West Virginia.
His whereabouts was ascertained,
and two. officers of the law from Ken
tncky, armed with the proper author.
ity, went to his house on Little Huff
Creek, in Wyoming county where he
and companion had opened shoe
shop, and attempted to arrest him.
The murderer was prepared for them
having gun and pistol near at hand
and when the officers stepped in at
the door, he seized his gun, when
they shot him down. His companion
was arrested and taken back to Ken
lucky,