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to prayers. All evil disappeared
from his face, and we all loved
him as a meek and harmless house,
spirit, and expected that he would soon
be released from this troubled state and
vanish forever"
The next morning the merchant left
the cottage. Years passed away; he
travelled from city to city, and into coun-
tries remote from Germany, but he
never forgot the experiences of that
night.
One afternoon, near sunset, he found
himself on the borders of the same for
est as before, and he resolved again to
strike down the defile and see what had
become of the good collier family.
1t was somewhat late when the cot
tage appeared before him. He dis
mounted and entered. They were sing
ing, "Now all the woods are sleeping. y
1t was the hour of prayer
The merchant knelt down beside the
white-haired old man, expecting every
moment the house-spirit would reap
pear. But the little old man did MOI
come. Only soft light was shed abroad
amid the shadows of the room, and 9
sweet, low melody arose, like the toucl
of the most delicate fingers on finely at
tuned musicale glasses.
It was all that remained of the house
spirit, for the collier and his famil,
had all these years lived pure and hol,
lives.
"That was once our house-spirit,
said the collier, "but it can only nov
make its presence known to us as a gen
tie light and strain of music, sweet anC
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tn e P 0 S t.
uiddleburg, Feb. %, 1877,
J. GROUSE, Editor & Proprietor.
HAY ES Ell TED

The Electoral Commission. on Friday
BY . vote Of to 8 decided that Louisiana
east lie electoral vote for Hayes & wheel.
ssfsr Presiisn, AMI Woe Prssiien,. The
only State no. remaining 10 di,pnts Ia
Oregon. asio the eligibility Of ons OF the
Hayes electors, and as this State gave
The republican candidates over loco ma
jority, we have no doubt that IL will be
added to the Hayes colunn. thu, sesur.
ing the three disputsi States. Florida
Louisiana aui Oregon. and majority Of
shs Eiectoral vote. IL Is nov sirc to say
that the republican can iid.,es have been
honestly elected. and will he inauguraiel
on the 5th Of March rs President and vice
President OF the United States for the next
four years.
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The conn.ry now has a right TO
idemand from the Democrats, whose
threats and protests caused the ac,
ceptance Of this measure, aud whose
votes made it law. prompt anl an
questioning submission to the deci-
sion. They were not willing to trnst
'he officer charged by the Consiitu-
sion with the duty of counting the
itotes, and at their demlnl their
laims were referred to the unknown
Judge. They have no right t, talk
ny longer of fraud no right to
'retend that they have been wong
a IN the preparation Of tho case
hey have had every advantage, and
ct tho decision OF the rribana to
'hich they agred to submit the case
against then, As 10 Floridl, at
'sst, the time hls come for them to
,qniescs in decent silence. ~. y
(, ri6une's
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-22

TaE Eastern question still per-
plezes Europe. Russia and Turkey
are earnestly preparing for war, not
withstandins all assertions to tn,
CONTRARY. Russia, in Europe, has
o population of 7l,73J.9Sl, while
European Turkey has a population
OF o.5JD.0JO. The pppiiht,, ~ Of Ia,
whole Turkish Empire is 1860. D.0)0:
OF the Russian Empire is s6.5S6.0OO.
Russia has l2,liS miles OF railroad.
and Turkey 9j5 miles.
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A narrow escape from 4 horrible
death, in aminnar similar +, several
that are recorded in railway annals,
is given By tho New Haven PdVtI-
un:: While a woman was walain !.
mp from tho steamer at Belle dock.
last week. on M,nl,y night, both
her feet became canSht in tho rails
OF the railroad, at tho Brilyo street
crossing. The switch engine was
approaching, and fright dep, ived her
OF the power OF speech. tortuuate
~ the engineer saw her soon enony ia
to stop before reaching her, AMI by
unbuttoniny her CATERS she WAS re-
leased from her periIous situation.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-22

A WORD to the disappointed at
Washington. The party which fill
busters is lost. The people will not
tolerate any attempt to defeat the
findings of a Com mission founded
on q compromise and finally accept
cd by both parties, and will not soon
forgive the party which prolongs BY
single unnecessary day the uncer. .
tainty of business, Dispatch your
business, gentlemen ~. \ 1ri.
buys.
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A sharper WAS standing

@<v n sharper was standing at a
street corner in Cincinnati A man
who looked unsophisticatel ap.
preached with sealed package. AMI
asked the sharper to read the al,
dress for him On the package was
written, $1,000 Government bonds,
with the name james Harper, ani
number. I'm James Hirper, I'll
take the package, said the sharper.
thinking that he had chance t,
swindle. The other handed over the
package, after stimulating hesitation.
and slid that two dollars were due
him for carriage. The money was
paid, and the package WAS snbse-
quently found to contain blank pa
per only.
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CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
a tho floNinI artlcl's have b en- prr,has.
ei by the unl rsiSnei Ht SlcgiHs sale, and
lslt thin In the possession OF Levi Wt'!ner
during his plc t,Ire. All ns-spns ars rluti ,l.
ei not % Interfere or ms Ia vih the s,,ue
VIA Hali interest IN Canal Rolt RIf =
NuIesan liarness Mules, let Harness, WAY.
on .ni bN. set Boat Rigs, rurss, Shoyeis. AZ
" Shnats, COOK Sty m nNtUrs, C,u San
lie, I1bis. d'z. Chairs. Rorkinf Ch ,Ir
~ ek, bed.te la u-eau, SiieLpArl sink. iot
ware. UAVID yITJb NJ
FeD. IS, 1877
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For selling liquor on election day,
after the polls had closed, Benjamin
Rodgers, Of the Rose Tres Hotel.
Delaware county, was fined $3.50 by
the court. Ills legal adviser had
told him that he coule sell without
violating the law.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-22

A BRIGuT FUTUR 1t is beliyed
rat the -four years upon which the
'untry will enter after Presideu [
inaugurated will prove period of
9 most healthful prosperity. pros
led that there is no tampering
th the tariff or the currency to up
things. Tho symptoms of this
visible on every side, aud one OF
ain is the popular impatience to
We the Presidential question set
d. SO convinced are many that
good times are near at hand that
" arc taking advantage oi the
!sent low price of labor AMI sur,
IS capital in the country 10 manu-
ture in anticipation of the coming
orovement in business. Those
19s into the cost of which bills Of
or largely enter can be produced d
- more econom icaily than th ey
II bc again for years. II isa ques.
Sa for people TO think of, whether
2 times d. not hold out TO them in
lie respect an opportunity Of the
greatest importance.
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Caution.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho
4 following articles have been purchased by
the undersia ned at Consta blss Sale and Ie n In
the posses Ion Of Daniai Moysr during his
pleasure. All persons are cautioned not 10 In
terfsre G. meddie with the same, viz; Thrash.
Ing Machine Power and shaker, PIow, Har
row, Hay Rake, But b. rnessss, 2-Lorss was.
on, Grain In ground, . Mares. ! Ooli, 6Hoxs.
2 l,oTs. JOHN n MOY Ep 80
Aasns tvr'. ha. issL. W
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-22

TuE opinion freely expressed by
gentlemen Of the legal profession,
that the five judges Of the Supreme
Court of the United States wonli be
q unit on the legal questions before
the commission has not been sus.
tained by the results thus far.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-22

hEoYDHOMANCY. or SOUL CHARMING.
Hos either sex may fascinats and gain
!helove affections Of any person they choose
instantly, This simple mental scquirsme ut q m
Guy posses. Tree, BY mall Tor 25c, together
hints to Ladies', Wedding. Night shirt Ac, A
9ne,e book. Address 7, WILLIAM 4 CO. Fubs
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-22

TIERS appears to be eight very
stubborn men on the electoral jury
who will not yield to the other
seven.
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trains leave LcSistown Junction as foiloys

The Pacific Express west can 10 ntryoi at
cNeytoWuHt y a. IA. aud tho Atlantic EN-
prgss 't~t at Z y w.
Aus cave l. wi"own station, stopping ut
Main street. tor Lcwistown Junction. c,nvcy.
ing Passengers 10 and from ali trtius on ma In
linc, eArert milnIght traIn enst and west
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-22

NXECCrOaS NOTICE y.,:.r,
nstam-nt'rv an the s.t,t. .f inuy
"'rh"N hts " Ns..ihstHh Twp. SS,d-r
'.-f isn-d' M sr-.r. kno IA. tA,-.. Iy,s
''h"'l'i to'ail e.i.'" ~ pleas. ib,,,..
''',. payment Whil. itONs htyin, elm,
against sad es.ats viii pt,,.ut t,.,o lar .t,,.'
"eht 10 En.ARD MlLi.ss
J,..t, ls-T, E,s,uT.,.
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kssig zoe Account
UNION HOUSE
Mlddleburg Pa.
GEORGE o. SMITH, Proprietor

Accommodations good and charges mod
crate. Special accommodations for droy.
ers. a share Of the public patronage ia
solicited. GEO. o. SMITH,
April IL, 1876
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ssANDAIWOOD

Possesses much greater power In rc.tn.inpto
ah,a'hy 'iHt'. II never produces -irkhs-s 10
certain and speedy IN It, rctlUn. Itis fa., .o.
,porr'dlng every other remedy. Si,iy can.,,e,
cure ~ 'ix or eight days. No Other M-iIs,p.
can d. this.
, Owing 10 ~ great success, many srh.uu.s-
have been advertised, -ucn a. Ylst-.. VI iy,,,r,
douci. '''
phnlas Dick & o. = son Ctp,ul sron,ainIng
oil nt ShnislWopI, sJll ~ all dug otlr.. s.s
,ur CIr'n1r. or scui & IS ~ 81 Wou-ipr 81. I,
New Yors, Tor Que. A., I,,,a
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-02-22

man by the name of. Weldon
VI Phllad, att empted to assassi,
a, Gov. Packard from Louisiana,
Jaw Orleans . lew days ago,
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Caution.

NOTICE is hereby given h,, the fol.
~ lowing nrlielcS have been rn,eh,.,J
ny the undersigned, ~ Ccu-i.h,e s.ls on
ihr bth tay Gf Jan. 1877. nnl l.ft in ,,e
r""'''I'n - Jo.'ph hong. durin. si.
pleasure. Al y,r'.n. nr, otui,ncI not
10 ms! ils cr iu'-r'rt- wi.n H.. SAM. Vi, 9.
t"'l Sto'r snl l'.s., Crps Sio,s ,nl.X
lnr"'. tiosk, B'ni .p.,i, Bel ,ad S.d.
isy. C",hosrts. 2 r.,l~,, Sins, C.,.i.
/ Chairs, lot Carpet, Poultry, Aypl. r.i-
Ter, lr"n keItls, S.Gs,s. ) nF.r. J -c.os.
80, Flour Chc,t, 2 B,r,vl., lot i.r..
Giofuc d shAs.sX.
ChaPmsa rp. Jan ll.'77,
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PfTRiOTPUBLISHIYG CO.
HWrisbVy. rn.
\ SSigupa Noti,n

\ bI persons interested Re her@-
=, ny 'oiit"i that Frt1ol. Y. Stuck, ~ Mi.
hl"'' e't 'nsn'hip. Snv -riup'y L,syu,d, /. n
vs. En'nrnl 20, ili hls effects Trsl ant prr.nvgl
70 the un'er'isre fIr spuvplss .i hi, c-eiI.
t"rs' Al ets'as hIvIn. o!llns Gr. reI,I-,taI
10 Ir'y"nt then T., the GndViilsutI, and lsr.
s'n. indebted ".!l please make lH,'nsIitie pay.
"sht, sim LII lXEG'
NoN - 10 ass,snss
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A DMlNTSTRtTOR'S NOTICE -.
4 ! ottats to. amcntary on the estate OF Jacob
Dunk .ebergcr, late of aIiddlocreck twp snyder
county, ia, d"c'd have been grated to the
uniers guei. All pefs, ms knowlng Themselves
indebted 10 sail estate will pc,eo make i'm
mediate payment while those having claims
against SAID e.,ate viii present them for settle
mont to WILLIAM btiSkEJ.UERtyER
Jan, IL -, Administrator.
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7 .ICENSE NoTICE.-Notice is

I LICENSE NOTICE.-Notice is
- he-r given that
nnSSrS nSSrS SSiRoiit,fS'' CHAIRMAN
John Krick West B.nvor
jacob a.. smith Mlddleburv
james j. MtcheI, Miidi.rr'nk
i,aIll herstetcr FrnnklIn.
Wilson n. Ur ESQ Adams
;,sargo asmp -, dnS dh"eSior' seiinsgrows.
+. @. Tomllusnn, Freemont.
T. q nllss, Restaurant, FTeeburg
have MED their petitions Tor ray,rn license with
tho CLERK OF q uarter sessions of snyder county.
Monday. the .Sth day ol February next
And now, Jaruqiv 18th, lsT, II Is ordered
that the rlerL ofths cGurt insert In tho publ.
cation of Tavern Licenses hereafter notice
that Licenses granted by tho Cuu-t will be
hull ani VOID uniess tho applis tut shatl iilt
Tue same within fifteen days after tho same
shnli haye been gran cd. by ihs sprodpctiou OF u
receipt from the unty Trea urer to the Clerk
OF said Court, that the License Zee has been
Pau PR CUHIAM.
]. J.CROUsE. Clerk q. \.
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Notice Ia hsroby given that appllc alton " m
be made TO sxtenl rue provisions OF ai,-aot re-
latlng 70 costs IN Luzerhe county, approved the
second day of Apiil, Anno Domini one thousa nd
Snyder. with proviso.
feb. let, 1871,
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Dissolution OF Partnership.
Newspaper Advertising Agents
GEO. P. ROWELL G. CO.,
Al PARK ROW, n. Y.

They have the satisfaction of controlling
lh" most extensive aul complete ndver.
u~ng connection which has ever been Sc
cnrei, nnl one which would be hardly
possible in amy other country hat this
They have succeeded ia working down a
complex business into 80 thoroughly n
systematic molhod that M change in The
newspaper system of America can escape
notice while the widest information
upon all topices interesting to advertise
cr' is placed readily al the disposed or the
public. -Efyaet from Ne Tor. 'Tsss,
JHEe II, 1875.
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NXECUTORS NOTICE. Letters
AZ documentary on the estate of catharIne
Nhith, deceased, late OF hiddleburg Borough
Snyder County Penn'a, having been grant.
el TO tue uniersignsd, all pei sons kno ing
themselves indebted to said estate are rsauest-
hivinx claims will present them duly suthsnti.
catod tor settlement to
JAMES p. SMITH.
'hn' =, MI Executor.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25
vENE r. ARMSTRONG.

The telegraph announces the death Of
Vene p. Armstrong, a retired merchant and
prominent citizen of Louisville, Kentucky.
Few men we're more generally or generously
popular. AS a merchant successful, as a
friend faithful, and as a citizen distin-
guished for enterprise and public spirit, Mr..
Armstrong had host of friends. and his
death will be sincerely lamented by the
people of Louisville, Having amassed
an ample fortune, the deceased retired some
time since from active business pursuits, and
was living life of elegant leisure. fairly
earned by years Of tnremitting toll He
was prince of good fellows, joyful and gener-
Gus, whose heart seemed always to be throb-
bling with kind impulses, and whose pleas
ant smile of recognition evidenced life of
sunshine. Vene P. Armstrong will be missed
from the business and social circles of Lou
isville, and host of friends in other places
who have known him in the days Of lang
syne, will regard it as a privilege to express
their sympathy for sorrowing relatives, and
to place upon his coffin tokens of their
friendship and esteem riuhh
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

new experiment policy Butler, Blaine
and the like are to come to the front as adj
'ministration leaders"
But the experiment of electing a presi-
dent by fraud is the climax of radical exper-
imenting in national affairs. 1t was success
full. TIE country, though not prepared for
such coup d etat, sees in it nothing contrary
to the policy of the party since the day it
obtained power, which has been steady adj
vance In crime from the paltry transgres-
sions of sneak thieves to stealing the office
of president. The declaration of Hayes
that his southern policy is simply an lex
pertinent" tells the whole story and dis
closes the fact that the policy is plot, the
purpose of which is doubtless first to OBJ
scure as far as possible the fact that he is
in office by fraud as infamous as ever black
ened the record of man, and if the expert.
ment succeeds return to the schemes of the
conspirators like a dog to its vomit, or SOW
that has been washed to its filth.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25
THE STATE.
mo has a base ball club.

Kokomo has base ball club
Blue glass lamp chimneys are all the rage
in Boonville.
Vincennes is going to have lodge of the
Knights of Honor. 'i
1t cost Spencer county $114 for fox scalps
during the past year. ~,
The new Jail yard at Boonville is being
decorated with shrubbery.i' 10 te ~
Scully's one hundred mile walk at Boom
vile was not financial success. ISL
/, 1t costs $3.50 for young widowers to go
back on the girls in Warrick county,
Z Twenty-Five houses have been robbed in
Princeton during the past few weeks.
There was a serious stabbing ARRAY in
Petersburg on Saturday over game of cards.
: The enumeration OF school children in
the town of Mitchell shows the number to
be 553. - hti ntfifN. n'
y Kokomo Dispatch, The. largest fax crop
ever known in this county has Just been
put in. 500 E. ,tr.ie s.
Clinton county farmers are preparing to-
plant the largest crop of corn ever planted
in that county. trlg snt q
Harrison township, Spencer countys has
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

Nashville Special to Cincinnati Gazette, 2oth.l
tornado swept over Layergne, Is miles
from Nashville, last night Four cabins,
two dwellings, two stores and one livery
stable were blown to atoms, even their
foundations being swept away. A little girl
lying in bed with her brother had her brains
dashed out, while he escaped with few
bruises. A negro man and negro boy had
their thighs broken, while an old lady who
was carried 40 yards amidst the timbers,
deeply gashed the back OF her head and had
her arm twice broken, while piece OF some
unknown substance went entirely through
her wrist making CHASTITY wound. She can
not recover, Others were rescued from I'M
derneath logs which lay heavily upon their
bodies Sticks of timber were thrown three
quarters of mile. Rails from fences were
blown four feet into the ground, while the
tornado, accompanied by terrific whirlwinds,
played jackstraws with the timber.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

.LINeLB and the Lafayette post office con-
tinue to worry some of the radical organs.
They do not understand why he should have
received the appointment That is the con-
undrum which the patriot editor Of the La
fayette Journal is continually asking him
self. He must remember that Lingle tele-
graphs Morton on all occasions whenever it
is necessary to have dispatch from Indiana
in the senate chamber, just as Bill Holloway
does from this portion of the vineyard.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

& Moo1Y is meeting with wonderful success
in Boston. 1t has grown far beyond his
ability TO control it. Religious meetings are
being bald all over the city-in halls, lofts,
busine spuildings, and IN all sorts Of out Of
{ the way places Fifty thousand families, it
As estimated, bave been personally visited.
and meetings have been organized among
al classes Of the trades and professions
lbaokers, dry goods merchants. piano manu-
factnrers, maketmen, etc. At irst Mr..
Moody was received in, Boston in much the
same way in (which Paul was received in
AtheEa. !.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

THE radical organs continue to call Dudley
Field choice names. as his name has been
again proposed as candidate for congress.
We hope they do not forget that he cast his
vote for Mr.. Hayes for the presidency. al
though when Mr.. Tilden was honestly elect
ed he was among the, first to acknowledge
II, and aided all he could in resisting the viii
famous proceedings Of seating the preten-
der In the presidential chair. es
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

the campaign, in VIII :, !, ;.u;,od him 70
uere that no !, >eches and the Instructions
-. - .aould lift full high the bloody
r. D. we the financial problem the go
- -,ialne says he will publish that letter,
maybe he will He is mad. He is i'm
<ulsive and lacks discretion wofuhy for one
en- his position. Let us have the letter by all
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

WILL CUMBAcK seized five hundred bar
rels Of whisky belonging 70 John III. Calf &
Co. of Lawrenceburg on Saturday The firm
violated section 3S Of the act of July 20, 1868,
by-creating fictitious proof That reads very
much as il Messrs. Calf d Co. were trying to
run distillery in returning board fashion.
making fraudulent whisky instead of a
fraudulent president IL - n.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

THERE seems TO be an idea abroad that
Hayes is entitled to very great amount of
credit for doing six weeks after his inaugur-
alton what he ought TO have done within six
days after that event. viz: Ordering the
troops out of sovereign state where they
had no more business than they would have
had in the state house of Indiana, bolstering
up Ben Harrison's claims to the governor
shin
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

THE radicals of South Carolina are per
fecting thorough organization for the pur-
pose. it is presumed, of making it necessary
to reinaugurate bayonet rule Hayes has
already indicated that the withdrawal OF
the troops is "experimeat,7' and may
change his mind at any moment if some
carpet bag tn eff requires assistance
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

MASSACHUSETTS has concluded to kill the
prohibition liquor law as dead as NIT and
permit the people to be temper
ate or otherwise, as they May elect and take
the consequences of their choice. 1t is pos
sible that Massachusetts, may yet rise to a
democratic common sense plane before many
wears are gone by.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

The Cincinnati Gazette is of the opinion
that the carpet-baggers have a majority of
twenty thousand in Louisiana. They have
a thousand times that majority in a warmer
locality, and what is better the majority is
inoraaqin0
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

HAYES, according to late accounts, is dis
gusted with Fred Douglas. Fred wants to
be president, and has as much right to the
office as Hayes.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

OLD BEN WADE, of Ohio, gives Hayes a
blast from his bugle that will be likely to
attract the attention Of the cOlored man,
north and south.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

II Is quite pleasant to see the Chicago
Inter-Ocean going for the true inwardness of
Hayes with beak and claw Nothing is more
shipshape than to see the radical party de-
vouring itself. Proceed.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

COMMODORE Dick THOMPSON proposes to 60
for the scalp of his predecessor in way that
the average thief will despise.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

IF PACKARD and his co.conspiritOrs will
now tell half the truth. there will be be-
tween twenty-five and forty millions of easy
swinging legs TO kick Hayes out of Office.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

WADE HAMPTON tells the oOlored people
of Charleston that he was the first white
man in South Carolina or the south who ad-
vocated the granting of the right to vote to
the colored man.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-25

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