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FIOr1GV.

Pitchers Cns:Orin is a complete snbstl'
tute for Castor Oil, ana Is us pleasant 10 take
rs Honey. IL is particularly adapted 70
Teething and irritable children. II destroys
worms, asSimulates the food, regulates inc
stomach, and cares Wind Collie. Few rem
edles are ms ehicucious for Feverishnes.'
Group, Worms and Wbooping Cough. Cas-
toria ~ scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor Ui'
ana neither gags or gripes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 8, 1910
Mvssrs. j. p. Rose & Co., n. Y:
Gents: have a family OF eight children
ana nave used as much CastOriu as any IAN.
ny IN the United States, think. | h hia
never found anything equal to II. Ny chli,I
urCh nave been saved frUu Il fever sewers,
Times by tie use OF CastOria. lrecOmmenu
us use Tor children, for many diseSes VIZ!
gre subject TO, IN preference to any meilclhae
4 ! know OF. feel II my duty TO give this osI.
lincate on accom- ui lie benefits haVeuT
rived Ivy the use of CAsioria
Very truly ours.
NORMAN p, LITTLE
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The new firm respectfully soliclts n coa-
tinuauce OF ths patronage her tpfJre "a tend
ed the late firm, and trusts. by I let atten-
tiOn aud fair and honerab dealings in all
business Transactions 20 toe ri AID receive a
reasonable support fioin thu publ c. We
are well supplied with county maps land
abstracts and everything necessary u con.
stitute n first-class office and both mem.
ers Of the firm having had several years
experience. believe that by close appiiva-
tion, we s1all be able 10 satisfacto. lily serve
our patrons. Very respectfully,
novlO dim. JONES a hURPH
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CITIZENS of Ohio hold iorty,one Of the
hest positions in the executive legisla-
tive and judicial branches Of the gov>
crnment and one general Ct the army
and one editor of the Capital to say
nothing Of innumerablc clerks and
bureau officers thrownin for good meas.
urc. We publish the list in another
column
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d2ailp MtvaId.
-. r''r

rHN many ilfeA nus published eve
nlrti,rEltl. - dIil'F, Al w y"
Hnnum IA dVnunr, postage prrnh n 81
2lohnis pr wt1k dellVutud la Gao city,
AnvgnrIsgfSG u T'', me squire ttrn limos
nlnnlrnin nnn TIM n 40 q gh hlhatlunnl
Insertion, 20 q nb SplwAl flln4 Tor weekly
mntldy amt yenG lWYrrll'eiH,
Thw Weekly Hplfiunit rnbhShed oyory
N,tur lay 40 mi lLN " CG per yenr, post
nwe nrcnnii
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t'HE STA n or 1EGAS-To the shUrn
] on any COnhla les 0l pnllns county
greetings Whereas NTH nns this day been
inade by Aired Davis, Opu Oi tho irm 81
5chnci ~ " naYls, that tho Norm Amtri-
can leo company h not u resident ~ TIE
state Of Texas, aud that the residence Of Y.
/. RRuEip liz unknown, no thRt The ordinary
urOchss ~ law oAn not bo served upon said
North American lee company ana said II.
l.. Rankin. You are hereby commanded
that you, by maFlnB publication ofthlB VIII
Ia some newspaper printed In Dallas county,
for thru Q successive we kA b. fore the return
day hereof, summon the said North Amefl-
can lcn company ana the shid r. l., Rankin
70 be- and appear before ne NJ my office, No.
ROl Main street, In the city OF Dallas and
county vi nnllAs, on the I'd DAY OF Deem
Der, A. u 1877, NJ 10 O'Clock n M 20 answer
the complnintof schneider n DAVIS, for the
sam Of ono hundred aud sixty dollars, due
for eight months rent OF certidp premises In
the city Of Dallas, leased by hll schneider
& Davis 20 the said grftndnns.
Herein fail not, and Ot this wit make due
return, as the Inv dire CTS,
Given under my hand this tbs Eth day (
November, 1877 H. q. McLU Me-,
Justice of the Peace Precinct No, I, Diilas
comfy noVl6,2j6H
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TnERE were only one hundred and
lortythrec persons arrested last year
for oilenses against the postal law. One
hundred and four more than the year
before
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October 10, 1877. j. j. j. j. j e; nSSA'N'
NOTICE or COMPREHENSIVE.

We. TIE undersigned. have this day FORM
ed a ccpartnArslIip ior tliU Purpose Of doing
a general land aud real esta business, NJ
successors OF Hosack q Jones, under the
firm nnine Of Jones & Murphy.
J. J. JONES.
JOHN +. MURPHY.
ONCE, No. Ill Austin street, Dallas, Texas
November lst, lGI.
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Charge for Air, Also.

San Francisco Chronicle st. Louis
has trumped up q big bill against the
government for water consumed by
Union soldiers at that city during the
war. They breathed considerable air
in that city also. Why not charge for
IL
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TaE republicans are relying upon
Grant ns their main stay in 1880, The
lmrty will DO almost extinct by that
time. N'
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Tng monthly crop report Of the Gals
weston Cotton Exchange reports II de
crease of over thirty per cent in the
yield.
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Notice Of dissolution.

The copartnorship heretofore existing be-
der the firm name OF HcSack 4 Jones, In
the real estate business at dallas. Texas,
was dissolved froIu aud after The first day
OF October, 1877 j. A. II. Hosack retiring
nom SAID iirin, and }, j. Jones continuing
said business and assuming MI liabilities
contracted by ,abi firm, and Is hereby
au, horized TO collect all amounts due the
same.
j. a. II. HOsACK.
October ~, 1877, j. j. JONES'.
In retiring from said firm, bespeak a
continuance of the kind patronage hereto.
fore extended said hrn, und after having
had Mr.. Jones with me In business for the
last twelAe years, | can, and do. with great
pleasure, cheeriully recommend him as be-
ing worthy OF the confidence OF any COM
munity.
hov,0.dlm. ia. II. HOsACK.
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TIM cultivation Of thoribbon sugar
caneis exciting considerable attention,
is said TO producea syrup Of the finest
nlnlliLu
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r'ocr culture u C~t increasing in
this sGction, II has so fAr proved
profitable, ...
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u. l.. COLLINS.

GENERAL MANIAC OR OF EXCURSION.
or ticket agents OF II. Il 7. c. railway ut
Houston, Hampstead, Hearne, Brcmund,
C0rsicana, Dallas, sherman, Waco and Aus.
TIN. ....
Nov7d7 9.lil8l5. Is cO.25aBs 80. Dec2.I .7gIl
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TN pope clinrs on to life with a
tenacity that Is wonderful. lie has
beaten Morton badly,
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WAXAHACIIIE
SELECT sCAOGL.
PROCLAMATION.

m NE name dnd by The authoHyo Of the STATE Of
p, |, H. b. Hubbard, Governor of the State of
leSas, IN accorGar &C with the provisions of
an act of the Legislature of said state, an.
paoHNe4 pANgnSt ~, 1876, do hereby invite
seated Proposals for lease OF the Texas
S S,aate Penjtentiary, at Huntsville, IN said
G ~, una the labor Of tn cohvicts belong-
my thereto, fora term five year, commerce
nv January |, 1873; said proposals to be in
p otSt" Proposals 10 lease the Texas state
fenlttntiary at Hubtsyille," AMI tObe fiIad
~ t we 9ihcr OF the Secretary OF state, al
eorl.t leXAs, on or before The first day of
neeHen he-, lS',, ON whic hdHy said propOyaIs
Will De opened. i''hO'"''
ror inll Information 10 to the prnncrtv IN
pe leased ana The terms and condition of
IL, Sc, Apply 10 the Secretary OF state, wlo
VIII furnish printed circular.
80 IN testimony whereof hereto sign
Ls' my name ana caus the seal OF state
- pc afiN cd, NJ The ci.y of Austin tGis
the 2jih DAY Of september. A. D M ~ '''is
-, ,.,- X. b. HUBBA RU, Governor.
l. q. SFAkcr, Secretary Of State.
epiaod2w-wEtilldecl
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GRANGER HOUSE,
10 oOj d eO7 Main Street, Dallas. texas

bdyi, avis mouse Is new and well ventilated
1catrd 4, o. ne ~. exposure, and Is centrally
,oSa,Wysf, who never failed In pisasa ,ii
go, Ihss seeking house with nj H.
~ soi l, OF hoine, cannot do bettsr i ,s
tivln.e IN me Granger' 4 call. Travellers i ar.
can reach this house by tSxins re taiifosd
~, rl. cars, one block south frc,n ~,
b. e. Inc best dollar day house in ~ ~. IN
70 get OF the street cars "a iba &c
NM. THOMAS.
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER nth, 1877,

Att o'clock A. NJ, n special train what am
plaand tiUit-cl ommCdntions,I IN eve y
respect, including Pullman Palace sleeping
Refrcshment G aahi viii leave sherman,
Texas, On the Houston leS's Ceatral rail
way, AMI run through 10 ual7 stOn, making
goo connection ~ calves Oh with MJr-
iEuns magnificent nnA of ocean ste tmols
which coaueGt close vt 3rasheAr CITY With
Morgan srailroGd, Que OF the tnesl railrohds
I'M the S0uth; running from BEsheHr Citl to
new Orleans over one Of Inc most bea litul,
farQlp and productive sections o: uusianN
The features OF greatest interest to the eX-
cu siOnsts along the line of this road ARE
thn beautiful r &c an8 Vegetable farms and
extensive sugar plantations, which lie con-
tiEuOu9 to or on either side of the rOad all
liu WnV TO Now Orleans.
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TlCELTj GOOD g0G TnIalY DAlS

A chonp trip for eYeryOody--a pr!ncely
visit 20 the guy and festive Crescent CITY, II
delightful tour - the land. of love, poetry
and romance, and NJ this the most delight
ful, auspcious and nj ractye season OF the
yeir; when the beautiful and historic city Of
New Orleans the gllttering Metro lolis and
Queen City of the south-ii at It's zenith OF
life, business and beauty, rad clothed in MI
OF It's trop cjll glory and splendor. And
when galveston, The beautiful Island CITY
and Metropolis Of 4 Xas and the pride Of
her people, differs her .arest attractions 10
those la search Of pleasure. On
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OFFICE & RECEPTION ROOa
OVER HARRY BROS. TIN ANDsTovE STORE.
so. G29 Elm IT., Dallas, Texas.

OVER HARRY BROS. TIN ANDsTOyE STORE.
80. 029 Elm NJ, Dallas. Texas.
FEMALE DISEASES made speci a
study. The successful treatment of scores OF
ladies In Dallas nnu Vicinity Is suth client to
commend others afflicted to the same treat
ment The bdrbdOhS treaiDleat iriih cltSfics
utterly discarded. Fr
llpmo rhoids cured IN all cases without
the USE OF knife, ngature, caustic. or clam %,
All rectal OH ases mRdea specially.
TAPEWukMs REMoYED IN a FEW
NERVOUS Epilepsy Churea,
Neuralgia, CaTtes OF Vertebrate Tesulline In
curvature OF spine aud nervous d,tsuge-
ment lncipient Paralysis CURED In q ms
jOriiy OF cases.
Diseases fthe Eye and Fyelds. oi thr Est
ana Head. Especial attention called a. "a.
SAL CArAHRH and It's accompanying maia.
dies.
Diseases of a confidential nature treated aud
cured promptly without Injury 10 patient.
advertise the same as the merchant or
any legitimate business man, viz: To do
humanity good aud advance personal IN ter
est.
second-Because / am not ashamed OF my
profession
Third-Because I expect to deal honorably
with my feliow-man, and have nothing to
cover up.
Fourth-Becau e have the rigAt as much
ne corporation of doctors, college, an IN.
Urinary, OF WOuld-be-institute, and il no.
bodys busincss but my own.
Those At n distance csn consult by letter.
and receive prompt attention by enclos.
OFFICE CONSTELLATION FREE.
Address Lcck Box il0s, Dallas, Texas. or
eall personally at 60 Elm street.
OfflCE HOURs-DAr AND NIGHT.
seplGdly
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DALLAS, TEXAS.

FRIDAY MORNING. 'rtNOVEMBEa 10,
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SALarrh-

400 nu ,S,d IL ~ years, but cured myself vears
, aso, si'sr paying doctors aud for neiicnss
i8Soh mailed for 10 cents, gives fulI par,io.
ui"'s' name this paper, and adires. NV
tsoe {. II. SYKES,
aug2S-d&N3m 'nicagO' ILL.,"
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f. II. CUSHING,
PUBLISHER AND DEALER IN
School and Miscellaneous Books
PUBLISH HES f;

PUBLIS HES;
MoLIIE Il, MoOREs Poems, 500 %. .5W
THOS. Il. HOGGs'"Fate of Marvin. 2M
W. T. WEAVER's "Hours Of Amuse.
menu ''''''' ''''''''' ''''""'''''''' '''.'," NJ
H. $. THALL'S "HistoIy of Methodlsm
In Texas" .'',"...,....,,...,,,.,,
THOS. AFFLECK'S "Hedges and Hedg.
ing ,,,',," .,..''''.''.''' ,,,,..,.....,,..o q
Rey,J. HUTCHlsONS "Remiriscences"l %
Rev.J r. CONOLY's "Revolauou". ....lw
The Lite OF Navarro .....,..,........
Has for sale the largest St. ok of gchoolanl
miscellane us books in Texas Helm,
Nttts orders from all who want books
whether at wholesale or retail, and makesa
specially OF finding any book wan Ted, ifitk
to re found in America or Europe. Ali books
mailed direct at retail prices.
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Am -. RDE NJ ~. III OLE

.Telegraphic orders filled and forwarded BY
all the night trains. oct2SdSm
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MEDICAL OFFICE.
DIR. CARL NTuRHAY

HAS OPENED ROOMS FORTuE TREAT
MENr OF ALL CHRONIC AND NERV-
Gus DISEASES, AND FOR THE
GEN RAL PRACTICE OF MED-
ICINE AND SURGERY
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FILM EXCHANGE,
Next boo 10 y lghaM " Friends
Wholesale Liquor btOre,
BEnI Rs.rEL 10 r11',
~
J OLE M ARTINO.

Tho finest imported and domestic Winen,
llquolsRud cigar Kept constantly GA hand
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FtME ! OR rEVH ROUND TRIP.


E0 New Orleans niis Return,
from Sherman and between Dallas ana
sherman ...,,..."... ..,.......... VA w
From Dallas and between CurslCanh
and DdiiHS,"",",., ..,,,. ,",.....,,.,.., ~ W
From COrsicana And between bremond
aud Corslcaua OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % 90
From Brrmond, and between Hearne
ana Bremond Observation-Disclosures, 90 %
From leurne ana between Bryan and
Hearno ....................... ...,....~ 10 90
From Bryan. and be ween Hampstead
and ryan...,,...,,.,.., ...""..... 100" is W
From Hampstead, ana between Hous-
ton and Hampstead. .,....,,....... 10 %
From observation-disclosures. ..,..."..... IA 10
To Galveston ana Return.
From Sherman, md betw, on Dallas
and sherman. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J 10
From Dallus, ana between COIslcRna
and naliaa...",..,.,,.. ..,,.,...,,...,,, ii %
From Cursicana, ana between Bre-
nond and Corstcan ........,..,...,. IL O0
From Bremond, and between Hearne
and Bremond Observation-Disclosures" . On
From Hearne, and between Bryan and
hetrne..,..,, .....,..,.,.''..'''''. "
From Bryan, and between de pstead
and Bryan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
From HempStead ana Detwt en HOuS'
ton aud Hampstead ,.",.... ...,...., B 90
From Houston, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10
Children under twelve years, half price
under fOur years, free.
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Z. Il. GUSHING,
COMMISSION MERCHANT IN
Printers Stock !
.Xi;E ozzBtO1l, Iro% sag.

STdTIONERY, BLfNK- hooks, FLAT
AND RULED PIPEi.N
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Miscellaneous WantS.

AsYANTED--A few thousand dollars on 4
~ No, ! Secur y, Employment given the
patty leading, address " business Herald
oticr, Nov div
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NS7 AErED 49, Every body to have theh
w clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired ut
JACOB. NEBE RS Cleaning and Dyeing b.
tabllsh tneDt, sos Main street, DHlias, SAtiS-
faction warranted, iulyll-lyr
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rs'O MOVE FURNITURE, PIANOS, LOOK
4 ing Glasses, Enc, with care, and very
cheap. H. Il. KREUIER. Leave orders at
j p Aurphy IL CO., Lamar street. oct2-lm
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IIOU aE-By N. Guillo', % house with three
HI small rO0ma on Elm street. Apply at
No. ~ J ,tlar.On street, or AZ the cooper shop.
nOvl6 %
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NOR SALE.--A great bargain one Chick
L griug piano, cost $3.50, used in n priga g
tam y only few months as good rs new
AMI warranted same as Il new instrument
WIN be acid for $500 cash a. a small advance,
pant Cusn, balance time payments. Il, f..
kcdAtd ~ Co., Commerce aud MARKET
streets, DallAs. Hovlj-dtf.
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IfOR SALE A pair OF good young mules,
Il medium size, for sale very low, by Jones
" Murphy, Real Estate Agents, No. III Aus
tin street. noVlI-dlw.
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IfOR RENT.--Ono hundred acres Iich Land
l. all under fence and In cultival ION, lying
two miles east OF CCur house. Jones & Muir
ply, Real Estate Agents, 30. III Austin
street. noVll-dlw.
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Y AND CERTIFlC ATES-Fo two DAYS
IL only, few International and ulternt lie
lund certlUcHtts, $40 acres each. Afford
~ NONLr.N .luY Elm streot up.NtnirS nnlG-2l
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For Sole.

III ALE INTEREST IN IL paying business,
NJ vii! s"ll the whole if party wishes Z,
w. LlNSklE, 1888 Main street. nOVl6.lw
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IT UMBRELLA CHINAS-rhe finest and
~ lnrgcst In the state; warranted true,
NOv7dlw A, WHITAKER, Houston.
InY W. c. sICELES- 10000 ACRES OF
ID LAND on long time. Real Estate
office, No.2il Main street, near postoflice up
talrs, Dallas, Tex 0s. uS.tf
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NOR SALE CHEAP. - Household and
L Kitchen furulture for n small family.
Every thing complete and carpets down.
Possession of house given with sale If want
cd, Three rooms and kitchen, good well
OF water. Rent STA 30 per month. Enquire
NJ Herald counting room. nuVl4-tf.
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FOur-linG Advertisements Inserted twice IN
this column for TWohly-Fivc Cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-15
THE STATE CANVASS.

This is a mixed campaign. The Democratic
papers are making much Of SIR Cards, aud Mr. wooin's
friends are getting Of their ana and comfort from
lie Br0OEiya kdgic.
Judge Edick's Democratic rival for the Sen
ate ia tne OtseO aud II mcr District is 20 be Assem-
blymun James :. Davenport. OF the former county.
judge EcL g. much the adler Of the two and ought
carry thu district
Ana now the Canal Ring press blandly calls
the Hon Jonu Blgoow "distng ushed citizen" and
wants h. soe a reception arranged for HIM Ia this city
reception with which the Ctnll Ring hal anything to
do would be Insult added 10 injury.
Senator Bradley has been renOminaied by the
Democrat, IN Elmra district, aud close contest Will
follow His opponent, Ira Davenport Is spoken OF as
man OF high character aud abundant popularity; bat
Senator Bradley IS popular too and has carried
Republican district twice.
The best kind Of an Attorney General is the
one who unpopular with tho rings at the close % his
administration Mr.. sch0onmaker is unfortunate In hay-
Ing the votes of tho for his nomination. ana the Nv
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JnArY TO A0pelilse cnls.

AuusrMFNrs- I'd YGge-6ih column. -
RANKI>C UOrsR AND Banners an F10e-bih column
BOARD AND RooMS-9ih PGge-3c ANA 1t Columns
RTSINrss CHANCES -2d PGgc-5h c,..iinn
RrslNFss NOTICE SIN pd1c-l column
CopApTNFRSHIP NOTCfS-2d FGgc-Jih column
CoRPoR ArIoN NoTICEs-6M p0gC-i,h column.
CoTNTRY ROARD-3d Pdge-lst column
DANcING ACADEMIE>-6h Pd0e-3d column
DENTIsrRN-2d PdQc-1th column.
DIVIDEND NOTicEs-7h PGge-5th column. $50 ,
DRY GOODS-3 Pdgc-lS, p, 81, AN ana oth Columns
FINANCIAI-7h Pdge-6tn column
FUKNITUEE-2d Idye-Jth column
HELP MANTED-3d PGOe-6th column,
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C-3d FdIe-lth COLUMN
Ice CREAM-2d Pdge-jth column
HOTEIS-5d PdQe-2d column. ,
INsTRUCTION-6M Page-1St. Oh and Sd columns
Law SCHOOLs-6M PGge-3d column - $50.
NJ \HBLE AND SLATE MANTrIS-2d Pcfe-oth coiUhn'
MARRIAGES AND DEATIIs-5h Pdye-Gih column -.,
MIsCFLIANEOUs-3d Pd0c-4th column SM Td|'-o'n
and 9th columns.
MusIc Al INSTRUMrNTs-2d Pdgc-6th column. go
MEN PUBIICATONs-6M IGgc-3d. Atm ana oth co
umns
PRINTING-3f Pags-1th column.
PROrOsAI s-2d IUge-5th column. 80, -,
REAL FsrATE FOR SALE-CtrI-6h FdQc-oth c,luilh :
RROoKIYN-GM Page-6th column; CoUNIhl. ON age
ON column AUCTION >ALEs-6W Fage-oth cNIuinh'
SPECIAL NOTICEs-5M PGge-6ih column. - -
sITraT,o~s WASTED MALEs-3d Payc-6th column {;
FFMAIEs-3d Fdge-5th and OH columns -.,
STEAMBOATS, AND RAILROADS On PGge-4th ana otA
columns 80 -
sTEAMFRs OCEAN-6th Pd0e-Afh column.
TEACHrRs-t;M Pdge-3d and 4ih columns.
To ItT-CuY PROPERTY-6h Pdge-Oth cOumn )
COUNTRY-7th IdGe-6th column
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-3d Pd1c-4th column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-15

Southern policy. They say in grand ana
paironizng way that the Administration has
adopted Democratic principles and is carrying
out The Democratic policy The principle to
which they refer is, of course that of Federal
non-interventon, or Home Rule, and the pol
lev is the withdrawal Of Federal troops from
the Southern States. The Administration
has "come over" to them, they say. Come
over, Of course it has. Ii could not nave
been otherwise than that iast this thing should
happen in the funess of time. 1t has come
"overr Just rs the flrmer who puts the SEED
in the ground in May "cOmcs over" to the
man who wanted HIM to plant in January or
as he who gathers in his harvest IN September
"comes OVER TO the one who insisted that he
should get il in in June. No one supposed
that the condition OF affairs in the South
which seemed to demand Federal super
vision. would last forever. IT was question
only of time and reasonable methods. Inc
party or faction that stood mp aud demanded
from the outset that the troops should be with
drawn and tho States left to govern them
selves. were sure TO have the country come ("
them If they only waited long enough. The
weather prophet who in the midst of long
Dieeg'; ii.lm ,nt t. ~ sticks t. his prediction.
All storms ccar up some tine. Ihcrc never WAS
ono that lasted f5,cVer, or that any one OK
poct,d 10 .st forcg:r. These ricn uscd the
same logic daring -, VA ami ~ - cios".
They were in favor Of peace all The tlme the
country was at war; and when. ate? hos'"-
tiles ceased, an honorable peace was cstah-
lshcd, they all pointed ut themselves and Their
partv. and said eve told you so; we knew
"you would have to come over to us. we've
"been in fave of peace all the time
Mr.. Hendricks and all his kind forget his
tory when they talk about the Democratic
marty sacrificing its rights for the preservation
of the public peace, and about The Admins
ton or the Republican party coming over 10
Democratic principles and policy. In all the
storm of war; in which these men were crying
peace and fair weather, there was another
than the Democratic party in command Of the
shin. and it is to that partys wisdom and courage
and craftsmanship that we owe our National
safety. So. through all those trOubl0us
times in the South, while the Democratic party
was doing nothing except in the way OF
obstruction. or impatient demands for state
rights regardless Of circumstances, the Re
publican party was feeling its way carefully
and surely to a safe issue from the difficulties
of the situation Mr.. Hendricks and his Demo
cratic friends forget all this, and only say,
1.-THE new Administration has come over to
"usp Come over! SO does Winter come over
10 Summer, and January to June in the pro-
cess of the suns. Those who pretend TO he
statesmen should have better memory Of the
stepping-stonps of history.