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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-10
C0IIC AND GRUBBs IN HOKSES.

Having had during the last twenty, years Of
my life to attend to Racing Stock, and having
had SO much trouble with them with Collie,
Grubbs, Sc, gave me 3 great deal Of trouble.
Having hoard OF your Regulator as o cure tor
the above diseases, l concluded to try it. After
trying one PACKAGE IN MASH found it to cure
in every instance 1t is only to be tried TO prove
what l havo said in its praise. 1 can send you
certificates from Augusta, Clinton snd Macon1
~ 10 tho euro Of horse.
GEORGE WAYMANS
Macvn Ga, July 2ith, 1875.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-10
MEDICINAL.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator

1o:a1l diseases ofthe Livor, Stomach and Spleen
WILL CURE
DYSPEPSIA.
I MUST OWN thst your
Simmons Liver Regulator
fully deserves the populsri-
ty it has attained. As q fam
lily medicine it has no equal.
1t cured my wife of mala-
iy I Lad counted incurable
that wolfsbsne of our Am
ercan people. Dyspepsia.
A. E. 2. ALBERT,
Professor in Nicholas Pub
lie School, Parish Of Ter
rcbonne, La.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-10
CONSTIPATION.

OF GEORGIA. have used Simmons Liver
Regulator for constipation of my bowels, caused
by temporary dersngement Of the liver for
the last three or four years, and always, when
used according to the directions, with decided
benefit. I think it is q good medicine for the
arrangement of the liver-at least such has beon
my personal experience in the use of it.
HIRAM WARNER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-10
SICK HEADACHE.

EDITORIAL-We have
tested its virtues, personally,
and know that tor Dyspep.
sia, Biliousness and Throb-
bing Headache, it is the best
medicine the world eversaw.
We have tried forty other
remedies before Simmons
Liver Regulator, but none
Of them gaYo US moro than
temporary relief; but the
Regulator not only relieved
but cured u.s. Editor Tolo-
graph and Messenger, Ma
.oo {ln
, 1877-05-14

Memorial Committees in thl* prpastment that they
extend 10 sneh Confederate soldfr!s 80 may now
bc .cadnR In their vietnttIc* cordial invitation
TO turn ont with II. on !,ccnratA'n, ,liny and pat'
iicipatc in tho payment Of r!tuts u departed vnlor
va ttantl the vnntge ground of tho victor IN tho
dead strife. and can we'll a1n,l to perform thss act.
ON tic lr.ttltac,A soisht their lives simply be-
came We wuntd pre,cryo +" ths children Of nll o.
~ thu blessings Of tho Union. There VAS no per-
s,naf hatred in II nl1 We conquered, and these
men remain American c!sizcns-uur brothers. with
equal rights and privileges.
- Fnt years past the cs,mra1es Of New York and
1rooklyn, In their annual pilgrimage 10 tho
h!youae of The dcad, Of both armies. a. Cypress
Of the Cntnn sud Confederate dead, sweet tokens
Of remembrance.
''tt was Chttstian act, md needs no excuse; It
commands our co,nn.en tattnn. To aueh a spirit
nuat this country l"ok for The accompif shncnss
which, In tbs future, arc tn place her fat higher
ths ~ of nasns s,,an nc ns. yet sfo Aa a.
while tho tears Of fond remembrance nly uh'cnte
earthly vtsion 40 1t mns ht difficult tn sec which
scst uulcf the tasfe1 and which under tho willow;
and NJ NO turn pnr vision toHnFA tho western
horIzun Of the RcpublIc's c1iacnsc. all shall be
enabled 70 Wines such PROMISE Of tutntss
tho toll, suffering, ind blootfhcd of Tic paAt +"
, 1877-05-14
WAUKESHA ITEMS,

~ ta6 ENNUT q 1H6 1FtVbH4t
WAukxzltA. Wis.,, May 11.-Twcnty.six years
ago Waukesha wss tile terminus Of what II now
the 1'Enrio du Chcu Division Nf Tho o.. II. s. st. r.
ltoat Thla fact brought the place Into G1iainncc,
and gavo It ptomiso Of fntura prosparty. Dnt,
after the road was pushed through to tho MtslIs.
slppi tlvor for fifteen OF twenty years It dragged
along In = eomnolent sort Of q way, aEd when
complete apathy should ovcrwholm 1t scuusc1 only
q question OF tEmr. IL buildings wefo decaytng
and tnoys. grown. its bridges wcrs tumblln3 down,
nate il.
day, In ths ahape u . mineral spring, which but.
Quo man who was not as!scp .issan.ed that WIZ.
eas1 @ oasesp1.s - .sppeI u. =. i aixsy: d.. Icy ssp
tn wherever thru !. an opcnluR, ata euAl,nel
with Nature and made the dream an assured fact.
Qlckcnca viii Chicasb Gulss, and tntt,osatcI
llfe and logged aiuns at bsi.kes pace. Thousands
a heaih M waer. md III . piaea at.sisea a.
Tssd 5 d. sss as,sd p;sSs 4! vi.
bla.to vii ti,s fond rpecta.ions ot tlse whose IN.
tetr4tA arc nost vitality eonncctrl with succe4s-
Dr!efy. tho casc IL this: There ha, been consI!.
erablu sickness here during t,u Winter. and witt
ths oFilnary pansus uf disease new ono seemed u
y Ly tho nau.s u Lewis was suddenly taken III
short tt,a ago, nhI after brief Interval Of sick
ncsf, dl4Q. lMle41akclt lllt 0oilf VI tHu chll1
tutaed black mud begun to purify In remarkably
lhngt time, insonluch 70 thas II had 70 10
ia bufinl, A few days attcrwarIs
Rlrl tn thu family sulxrl Il. tho sumo way,
and died lnnt wruk. Thu singular manifestations
of tho disease and thu inablty Vt the doctor. 10
dsans .ta nature. created . "fslxa Of terror - "
here. something akin u what might bu proaucad
BY Announcing that Tho gsnulAa black plAzue Of
London bud ulad8 It, Appgnraace. Tho laaFuuA
fIcuIty Of medtctne belnx !gA0Eant Of the tsassu
remained, from pullcy. nun.cu,nHlitlal: ult On
being pEesssd, diTtaed tor black smallpox an.l
putfil scaElrt fever.
Tho generally enteriatned bsiisf IL, however,
that Il Il smallpox. What lends plaustblty 10
this bel!sf! j. thu auppastiuu Ut lie n.aunef In
which tue dtacass waa contracted and ths facs that
one OF tWo cases ot yen4lnu sal pox proAc,lt..
IL cloud 1l gloom has hung over Tho pacu In an.
ucipattun VI the terrifying vecL such thlnys would
have upon apflnx tlsito1a. lluHeyer, should any
Ut tbs readers of TnE .rntnuAa huve catcFtaincu
any notion OF drinking WauEe4hA mascs wkcru Ii Ii
Hraised, they need not be deQeSfrd FUN coutn:,
~ sheEo Il av0ry ssideacs that tie ''plagus" " haa
sbatrl.
Politics, In View Of tho irrespective nominations
| BY the Republicans for Governor. nrn san,uwA4l
| ltTeiy. William T. smith aud ''Ulun Old Hal VI
Soon to b. tho fa*us!tcs
The weather haa bdcn very dry. Fasms. how
ever. In WAukrsha County luck well. Faars Ut tAe
chntx bus have prevented tho faEncFs FROM Kolna
lu VERY heavy IN what Il. a. j.
, 1877-05-14

mob than to cxhiht sympathy for The victims.
From not single man hnvh hcart expressed an
inteniinn 70 aid In bringing tho murders to Justice,
or cyrn Tho hnpe that they will he afrestod. por.
taon OF tho community
ENTIRELY sYMrAT1lIzEa WITH THE rERrB-
I TRAITORS
Of tho hIooay outrage, nnl those who DO not nra
ton much tctror,sr.. tU tfy to enforce the law.
Such Ia the story Of Tho kcmprr tragedy, In the
bsfctost form IN which the facts can be clearly
etatc,. wish could sny that ro'ltIcs had moth.
nR to DO with tho tcrrtbio affair, hut cannot. In
face Of The fact that the asfalants wcse all Demo,
etats and tic victims 1ecpuhcans' an! n view Of
had pervaacd the cnnnty Tor years. st!l It was BY
no means purely political outrage. The pertona&
tenh between Chtsolm md lits ntlherents and the
Chilly fanliy had roots ontaidc Of marty differences
md tbs t1ulys no doubt believed TINT ChIsom and
tiilmcF had tnst!gatcd the assassination Of the
klnsman4 who wAa chist Of thclr c1sas.
, 1877-05-14
GEORGE BUTLER,

The Letter on whic1. 1Io Was Ilemovcd-
g. Gen. rnuttcr'sa Letter to tho rustrnaster~
General.
George II. Buffers alleged lntoxtcation WAS on
Tuesday, Apri, 81. On Monday, Apr!, 20, pt.h-
:on Of the Methodist Episcopal Church wrote from
point 10 Illinois 10 j. ". Marshs1i m acconnt Of
tho inct. MARSHALL, absent hln,solf from Tho Do.
rartn,ent, sont the letter 10 Secretary Key. On
Monday, iiAy o, one week after tho letter nron
which tho ren,oya. was nlat1o was written, George
II. 1,utler was removed. Tho bishops letter was
- follows:
Il. 5sse. pae, ;a: s {s;; xsx % ysss.' 4s;* q
ts'ssss q ~ lhs h.l.os5 e. tss
ss. S eMns q IN :ss' o g @ s
effect Ile .s!d he sas on his why to ny !,lask
to to e,1s, Il, p1st 5Gnt': f Shs s h.
r xn!ss @ hs i;snk >, ';ssly y 81. sn >, Il whsi
icasInR liquors. nesore the tine for retifns tlis
ss s e. s: sa N Ta s:r ~ q ss ss
NC s'sa at III.
i Ensw that his name i hatler Sut. whea1er Is
may be. he dityraces himself and 'i!4houors thoac
% y, on n e ro e S1 e s
isAlltesty unit 10 do bnfincs- for the Government
or sny ono else, while tis profanity sn.l ru7as.!
and un'ce under The tlovctnment Tteru are sure..
y many and eno,.sh t. hll t1ute places who vii
mt llSlOn0F themselves nor bo EGpeonCh to tho
Administrator. ioufs. rtc.t -.
TIs Tntnuxr of May i tho announcement That Tho
removal Of tioorxe IL. l'ntlur from temporary
:pes'al n n; se esiae1 rnsa T M
Eromnont e,sSgy,nes Of tho Met,odl.t dsnonias.
, 1877-05-14

A diatingulshed English physician, In Z recent
experiment, has gurnishsd. ~ ~ thlnks, another
ilyht. Thu poison VI the cobra, which hy ruce!yvd
ffom Indla w !.uty poIht,, WA expo.od In glass
lu&kis 10 thu sunlight. . pvs!lun VI lAens being
points that lad Leen sxpoaed " tic light tile oi
sou had bee9sns tnert, WalIs ~ those Ia thu saas
o%tsle tats hsd ecsH YrapPsa ~ gipet INV p9;iso
this that sunlight might tu lhs sans way desttoy
tha poIsoM Of anallp scarlet and typhoid foters.
Whelsf lhls IL 30 Of lul, thesu Il ~ doubt a1out
ths hsallhful power Of .unshius: IL II uuwi4s 10
shut il out VI oar dwellings. tuyaltda especially
nes1 Ia cheerful anlu*ncc. AZ til. lime lie air
frou uut ol doors should ba freely s4ltted 70 QUE
6WullIuxt.
, 1877-05-14
HAYES POLICY.
What a Prominent Clergyman Thinks OF
Cfr Trun Erleftd4 nG tha Ne1rn.

What n Prominent Clergyman Thinks OF IT,
Tho Trun Friends uf The Negro.
1he Rep. Thtn, l. caytr IN tAe " y. Kranpettst.
The policy OF "1oca1 sei'.eovcrnucnt" for the
Southern Staten (which both political parties havs
adopted In their platforms Of doctrine, 10 now un.
AcrgolnR practical trial. We fervcntiy hope that
Il nay have fair trial. Aside from i,s Inherent
constttuIonallty and jnsttcc. It comends itselt
lilo beat and kndeat policy for the negro. Many
Of us' who wefc orlgna, Antt.Slavery men, anil
hase ncrcr changed cur feeling Of sympathy for
our black brethren Of the eouih. sec In this
pulley far better outlook for tho negroes
than in that mistaken policy which has
been purancd for The laat ten yrnrs. No class havn
suffered from this proirncted blundcr more severely
than the freedmen themselves. They have been
ihrown Into fafeo pottt!nn Of hostility 10 their
M : Sssa S .e5 ~ @ s ssa ss.,s
avc besn d..itassei and sharply dtyidctl npon n'
ern states from Washington, Instead II from
Within ssIf f,t1, Gwt e0raes ha' proved to be
1'iu new policy IL inauguratod by a prest.
dent who ' h,' been 4, ffnm l's Youth = sI.tinet
Wa'lc1who 1,a@ lstely nitcrc! 70 inte,npernte
= phi!!pp!e asa!n.! uur Ch!et Magls.rascahaa
weight, because llc t,14 born indicted 10 throwing
mud At patriotic IreaIdents In t,c. that sru pnst.
stn"sss ouiHnfs uhGs auu u9 tMa!. nIt!n9 'Ro cfu
WI. aeanor nane ;, afnhase!a!.oas eI Hf' Lfaeoh
@fre ne pesaMaGy s9!em ana ssathxsannq re-
,,a1n ns. ~ ~ @ @ ~ tMo new ena pac!he
EoucY " nhsco+ not npon any r7ltiean conshesa-
r. en rtio, rn"n f s ~ M W.,
!aIge pulLtoI y, ine Io!n.e1 teuPla nt !ne souta
Fegclsed hs privilege o. taia ballot guile too so1n.
snSn, nnoG p nasS ax peon t, auG uo
.ioal" naso ,eGn a''owea 70 yote wtlo could read
sai snfr ,nS, I'M iu stu1. ~ ou 70 ~ -" tato ~ r.
pa!r thaL Gflesoas etEoss ~ tohl can bu
Aone W" - 70 Gt!ueale our negro fellow.
asp9', em:zens as raaEaiy o. ps,ssnss ~!
peacGtnt policy VIII contstbhto many tactlitlc' Or
carsylmE ont thorough measures tor ncsra in.tt G;
dn rea tiss ne eStofed naa esd' M ~ aooys ni'
snsa,lo a H. u a. aEe T.. 0osnsl ~ ss m ;sss and s
tfon' Federal bayuncta II In tl,e f9tare thcrc
snoll u IT, a,y Fepstion 81 , d19nrg ~ as :,
!litsfcto promptly, ana tHe btAte tos"Fn1neuta
ia!.ea 70 aan!l1t.sgs {istign thcr woal 20 clear
warrant f1r ahtHrly blow from the Federal Capital.
tut tl'n beat Enafantces a2alnst l!anbnFK mas.
fafFes 70 nave tnc whites 70 divided tnto politl:
enl parties that loth tsle wl,lto pariie* should f!ill
for thelr 1htetost 10 Win tho support of tho
, 1877-05-14
MORE ABOUT OFFICIAL REPORTERS.

CntoAao, May 11.-llc1Levlnn that Tho Stcnos.
saphura' I'LL aaw pundlnx In tho Legislature 81
this s'nto 10 Of so,ue public lutsrcs Log leave u
esa I'LL ey sa eacss " bass ns
mnmicnt,ons hare altraQy born unDli.bcJ.
IN danger Of hccomlng law IL Senate bill No.
.0;1, insrosnecd by scnatot iicEt.nsar, and pro-
yas; ths. ths ..veta ceYl Jragcs ot ts S,ao
authorized to appoint Il cO1Apetent stenogrupher 10
taka down y shorthand the cstdanca and
psoceed,.ss of thu Court and furnish tran.
ess taan $40 per diem, which shall bo paid bv tho
County Treasurer; and In cases dcon,ed necessary
by tue Judge 70 10 Transcribed at tic. countysex
aSe ;ham esn,, tha ss,as u M psse per % tolso sens
ass: ias ans at" transcript ordered by thu p'F's' to
obvious to any QUO convetsant witl, lilo cxaci con-
dlsIaa " a'talrs In the court reporting business
hand reporters hayG located bore, and xru doing Ill
the rspo1tins that thste IL to DO done throughout
t IT, ss1tsy ., nh y thS se ety yy stf rss 'sa
saeh pa,i.t.' *tp.a.s iast ~huro 'is ths barisn
should fall and not upon tic already o1rfbur,iened
ta1payet. ct the county. ,Ths tas!n*s. q tho
oaclal. rvpottlng system cuuld possibly a9ard, lha
eyitencu and proceedings are al tnkrn, the utcat
e.; ls ;efss s 20 81 sni
tt,iu aud Competitive sys.en NV ia % seass, and
u. on,y pos.islo atva!!tsss @ b ieaps4 from
Guok County would 10 feapcd by such o.feIil
.upofters themselves u The expense q The
ottoF Icuortcrs ocsfed huru ia grsata number than
Inc pfoposed u1Ictult} who are rnus|Y cou,,,een.,
havs spcnt ~ lauch tie Ia pssiscsiny their quail
rntitisd to sspots iaw..ait between @ ~ i've pr1ata
citizens q, anY Noticiai III .eatur.
, 1877-05-14

Mary Lane. who, about ! year ago, was sen.
tencGd to tbo FeaItcntl1ry for yeus foE killing
= uaan with p0kef, h1s beun released, And IL tn
Tho city empluye cd Il The csutsai Market. u viii
bo sumemlatel that 1t tho tIu.s Ut sentences sAe
beeatns = legsk question whether sha could 10
separated fsom the catl4. Through tas iutsF,.ea-
sion Ut her attorney. 1uatEcs treGn. aud As. KJLy.
the Psnitentiary VIII her. Dur!ux il sojourn
Ghers It had the freedom Of tho lnsti1utton, Anl
sud aii employed In che Uu!!4in; II has s1awn
quite strong aud healthy. Anl bids fair ~ 10 nanu
chs worsu for ia cafiy rxlessnca In penal iusti-
kltiup.
, 1877-05-14
A MALC0NJENT,

10 &hs Editor 0f 7h4 TFtblsk.
os1so, ao, A9y ha s WORD IN 1py to
viii: ifTms Ta,nuss has tausat any.binu D1ss dsr.
Ing tbs pa.. tour year. i has bssn he nsfsoasl
to oppo.o or 81, p,ort INV certain lno Of noley mi
yet. during the past four years, ! ha,a saen no
sasa sofou. ~, u'a o. tnG asty sasA Az tat n1w In.
; takS e.sspton & to tho word organs will say Ad
A't" |am rat yI ".'Ite;a, novc, ho,s ,n o,,o ,,,
never aakrd for oae, aud was never oven delegate
to any party convention in Cook County, bu. Tor
twenty year. lays bean d lsepu1I!can. nevrt
missed sote' aud seldom scratched t'ckat
though sometimes have found tt necessary TO do
.onted tho iovo1tv or tho Ns,;on "nd , sop'1
s.ooa psarci to tbs NJ ~ aoms r",. ~
for ali, Irrespective Of color Of pravioas Goa.
dillon, II wal tho felvnd Of the black
,nrn nna ,hc snntbar,, fict,at.t al hi ox.am, sH
waa not rantan In she South who did no. know
Withdrawn syon Tin .rn,Giancs Of protsctto from
ssn %ra"dea !. 1y tHq ,n sqms s Efsa, sstIo'y
th!s was sl.s vital principle 1t nv i,cpnhIIcsntst
now ttat i has hsen abandoned what Il tactr left
cuustita,sd ihs difference Getwcc1, the Dcn,ocTsiiS
and Republican partios, II It was not this very
llcas
According 10 ths theory you now advance, tho
Republican party haa haen snd!ca!jy IN errut fyr
eight yours II l,as brsu trau,pliu1 IN the CDnsti.
tptl0u fof a.l that limo nad usinY fho army In m
un,varsantol manner. Tho Democratic party. ae.
con!ng 70 your present position, has bacn right
sistsin y party which has uccn uuilt1 Of such Of.
fct,acaf AGO no difference hetwrci, Tho present
Administration party and tho Deinncracy.
tect thu negro, That, nniur It, Hundreds were
killrd. 1 admit. WRu murdered tluu.s The very
,nrn whom President tiayet has now placed il,
power over them for Ill tfpe to conc, The mon
who per4ucatsl ttcu to The grave are The very nun
whun you aud o,hcr Administration papes4 would
make ii believe arc such lovers o justico that they
will ucrmit no harm, 10 conin 10 the noor hiscks.
LII ipp xys ho,ncly lllustfation to show tic ab.
surllty OF your argument: MufIrr larcrny cum.
6cnct swinJllnY and huff arv Of a!nust aity 0c.
curtpneo Ia cur midst Tho poljcs ana thu CITY
AIlaustraton haYs failed to gtvc us immunity
fran thuao crln1rs What II fhe rh[.fu ~ ths
bunko. stutrcfs. tLo tbiayrs and tns mardurrrs
sIuad Ineot In Convention aud saY. ssYour policv
, 1877-05-14
Won kkuttk3.

When Won Noltke ErtaEned 10 Holstein, affe! Fe.
organt1iny tho Turkish army, ha iaanl!'yiaS sae,S
with h!s slstur-who hal married w. bals ~
daughter Of Nj. uut1's atst marriage: The pfsNI
little girl ared already, befors seuin1 h!'a "a
] Interesting letters to- to his ss.tss. A. iot yvn
Multks. hs had Until then seen IN wotasn o9H
btinJ constantly interfering with Tho nethoas~11i -
yaars old II loved BY hpwttchlnx girl Q! ~ uS
en4s hy returning hcs a1ectun. Fso!u ihat IT,, ,u
theFs was but ons woman y, taa Wo.'d ~ n.t XIV
lIute, and whsn shs dieI IN 1873 tho Efsa. ~.
fiel4. 4.N4r+hal could say that bis lfe ~ soe,1
Tlo Countess was buried IN hia beautiful Raxh Nv
SIlestk, aud on the u4rtlu ntose lss y xtVen. e.,
t'lovs u III, fulfilling VI ats law" Aa1y ~. av
~, a1l II II told pathttio truth kaaf snss ~
I.at The FLUID h1s n1l been seen u 'AosA'
, 1877-05-14

In circula. issued from thu Sew York Depart
Ment llea1g gGxEteEs Of tho Gfanl -Aruy Ut thu Re-
pEt1c. With reference to the talnnrf Ut obasr,
u Decoration, bay, the department Commander
.ays: 'Ths Commander. Aittt 7nxtuEr delIpera.
4uu. luust CatAestly FGcuuIueIls ~ thu various
, 1877-05-14
ILLINOIS,
DWIGHT

r..,., rx,...,.. =. ~ r.,,
ot'.' ~ n''t ~. ..a,,.s, ~ 49, H's4"s.
,%.' A ~ ~ .'' NJ .41 ~ otSa
aone nese eAls WeeN y" ouE sssms' LEO 'eshels
harc bccn greatly discouraged. !fH docs not rain
wlthu tho next twenty -four hours va Rhal bp able
to ulanL Mr. For. tho agent Of Tho ..seul,v
prsfr1. J" traet ~ ovrr a. ODD acrea md atI I'M.
1cr rn,t,v.tlcn- informs ma that snmo of III. tim.
49,. 49,. .,s".,.a .a",..S. H.. ,ss. ~ '...,J
- ea ~ ~ 1 ~ ia ~
~ NV w.. Wv ,,.., W. J.. ss sta.
"s'~. tI!' 1s '''J 'ts.'ot H"ss t1.A ~. 0s'a
ps ~, W ~ M % s s~ ~ s
Il ,rnrE xhan thcrn shnMIi h.vs innn hnndrn,i.
HvYWurAu,
spxeaal D44poteA 10 7as 1ttsunA.
Muswu7AM, May l3-Whvst louk. as well, and
It II safs to say better, than ever before. Thsro
never wes tn thla coanty W. Ctaf! 20 !afgs an
Evarv " nrra at r. Vii Ia ntir"I tn ina fuil a..
teni ~~'s ~ '@"" "''' ~ ~ ~ -"
1zv,.nrnu
a., ,11a..'s .susus. ~ ~. ,,.,.
6pse'W Nspase" 70 1af 1no9"A
LEXINGTON. May LA guof many Of this
rain, and nze now sofry they 1ucceeded, for fears
afe entertained that the corn has rottsd. 4 voosi
many WGro planting yesterday. Cloudy, 4nd looks
ltku rain. : .sst,
CHENQAs,
Hafctag D{spateA 10 M Irfbxax
cuv.o. tInx n t~E.,n,.r. "a hnn1ro hx 1to,.
d,1 - s s},a H. .,4t !" ~n,t ",sin oHs ~ ssrs
uiantIn~ ~ ysttn,Hsx hi the u1oa1d Il "a Ent Hi
3ta4!taS ySs.utHsJ. MMs WV Sto"n@ - ~ WV soAs
, 1877-05-14
F.. v. sMALLEY's ACCOUNT.


DK KALu, Kempss Co.. A*s., May 2.-1Ialf =
day speat In hearIRg The narratives Of citizens OF
both political parties who Witnessed tho dolngs Of
tho mob on Sunday. and Of tho desperately wound.
al Judge aud bis harolc daughter, who were among
the Victims, snsbes ns to construct IN appfuxl.
n.atelr correct account Of tho a[lAls. TO give sn
ideA Of tho stats Of feeling out VI which phsnom
eaa! 4 crsms grew, must progaca it By raipfsnea
10 the personal feuds aud bltter political aulmos.
tiles prevailing In The county, There Il negro
majority In Kempes. aud after seconstructlon 1t
wax controlled by \ small clique Of native white
msn, ths Iasdsr Of which was
aVDQR ONtSoLA,
msn Of considerable ability aud Of great personal
courage. lls bad besn ]udys Of Psobats untss
tho confedesscy. snd when civtl government was
Ee-cstAblished ho obtained tho oties Of Sheriff.
In this postton hs virtually ruled ahs county for
seSsn ysass, until ths political revolution Of ls7s.
The other o1iGss were allsd b. the mun hs told
the nsxrosa to nominate. They were all natives
no carpet -bAgYss coming into tbs county. The
Republican local Administration was Intensely un !.
popular. Ta3es wore ~ high ono year ~ ~ on
tho 81. 600. ana datt waa contracted Of $37 900,
protcsssdly for the building OF school.housss.
which tllp Democrats say were not bui1t,
and for the support VI schemes which
Oyss 100. 0o acres II lsnd wsrs seized for ta1.s,
Ing bean found Wbsa Julxs GhIsol.n took Office
hu was, according ~ ZIG E.pJtt " A4 ea1nls.. tou
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thu numerous members Of 1 family nnmed ilnliv
Thar. x,, II, ,.cIinr fc,wenn M cht.,,n ona .,t.
INN; ns =" enenaner EYER " Tsew 1n: Of
namoH BENJAMIN ltnSA. formerly osrt az IT,
$sssssy :sss; sss qs.;sss Sts ss'y ~: y:
aee n e. :" u n vSek
Hts H., a." "a s9 soseq ~
adhrrents. who kept q store ii scooha and was
1is cerk red Al tho eame time md 'ctxcen thnp,
Iotst tl.ey Killed him. although il wss shown shat
Of nenoesstt @ usacd the tow, "s ana @ nish, an, ,
.o4s aa ~ a So q %st ~ ns
n,ar, bnt there were no cunyictons. Tho sat,,o
yc,s frnJamin Hush was wnyiald and shut nnd
tcyrrr,y wmnictl by some perspt lurking behind d
church in iJe katb.
"A u rc.ull Of tho campaign In 1875, Judge
tic .iuies ian for ConEssss and wa dofcattd. Ths
campaign was
a.. nsArap exK.
etpns cuSs. oroke I up sons sofIl, 81 liz I,epaSean
mes,inxs Ny marehi,r ID them III large bodies ind
10 int{ini,at,t tlU negroes ijn onu ucc,ttnr Il
Dsn.ocratic procession ,,arned in front of C,,ls
JIM, hoilsc, md tomo men IN il dred pistols in
hunsc. according 10 others. After the election
ChiAolm procured the Indictment Of thirty two
prominent Democrats BY tlse Emitted State. Grand
tho enforcement act. rl.is addc frcsb Inel to tic
atc Of hostile feeling long chershcd arunst him
III t!le counsty ln pesembsr M iast an attempt wns
ss saa q s@s ess ssS '
se 1n wsn a. IN fhns.T a: 1n't n ,as
scen hin in Ke,,per County. s'nss:
lat Tinrsday ,ssemin the :ot =. John "
miles north Of De- Kalb.
liz WAS AssAsslNATEn.
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Al sOon au hp fcll tho mob CoWnrIv ax All tnO,s
arc rushcli Out III tic bniIIlt1.v Iiiefu wan iii
for a faw inlRutys: ijsn tic Crowd 0utgIuu lu.an
@asS. sS They soats PRs" ill rDI i eu' ."
elrnaIv In iIanus. dctrrninrd 10 avht Nit WV oWt
snd 10 Iii iii liz ~ donriy II ho c"u1 liz ANNA
luwn the stairs wlth bIs Wis unI tlfce snsyIy,nu
chiitlrur trha dead htdjas Of Johnny I,.tsnitn
sni Of M IfSsser Ind nFsvtnnsiv hrem ens.
ricI out Ly Oycrti et ana Will vii, i.ft tha ian
10 uct out ri haru's wny. IL lilo fnnt ~ 'thc
stnfrs tin hnntrl fsmiIy fnuni fhs hail X fn1i "f
nrmcd man. Inn man sf,lcE ri. MN t,,r"n.f, ~ III ~
rratinu in thn ,iour avainst ths hrsa.t ~ III.
Jutiur hut EornulIa tiifukt II nsls 4 ynjipv III
.hois was dfrd uvaInat tho duor Tile J1,dga unsi.
I'd It upeu. and Voi into tha halI. Mrs. t,hi.uin,
arui butb barrels III slutplu and wuiint1aI Oua
al lie sssaijuuts in ths fucc. Ths muTt,sruus tn,
cinss.I in sruunI thrr victim IIis tInuver cy,tnv
N hIs nset with oms banu and win Ihn S's nth.ss
tSrust @ Away tha rIns Aimed vt h!m Hsr isani
wns shsttefei Ly bu mi Nyc shotu struck ono al
hsr ,ess. JudsS ch,solm iii ''S' ''"@A WV ~
A~' '~s' wnnSnrm IN rI'Rvvs u, 4cxs
Tho ,,,h h.f"sIn, shnx hsa rccn,n.,1ssh.a that.
.Merns isT H. n. '""' -" "$so'F'''"s" 'as't
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,.n nn % ~ ~. mnnts" sh"weis ss"sm S,. =. H.
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Sassa ~. ~ - ~" % ~ ~ Aoma.
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