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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ATTACK on PLEVNA.
osMAN PAsHA's RETREAT RUMoRED II NIENNA-iIE
ROUMANIANs PROMINENT.

LONDON, Tuesday, Sept. II, 1877
The Uqily 7eleqyapFs Vienna Dispatch dated Mon
dav night. repeats the rumors that Osnan Pasha
was rofreotinp from Plevna There is however, alb
solutely no trustworthy information on this point
from either side.
The correspondent Of The Times at Vienna sends
fhe foilowing: II is not what occurs IN 'front.' so
much rs what occurs in the rear Of Plevua which
will give to the fight there its significance. The
movements of the two Roumanlan divisions from the
north. and Of the column Of Loyatz from the ,outh'
leave no doubt that the Russians, whatever may be
the success of such plan, are preparing Sedan for
Osman Plcba, and he viii probably have 70 trust to
his own resources to extricate himself The opera
ticns of Melemct Ali and Sueiman Pashas are prob
ably too far off to be Of any use to him"
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ATTEMPTED INcENpr,RrsM AT YosKrRs.

An attempt was made early Sunday morning
by ncendares burn Excelsior Park opposite Ionk
els The sleeping inmates II the Park House awak
rned about aim. by the fall OF shelf the ground
floor on which were number Of bottles Upon going
down stairs, they found the corner OF the house
blaze the flames the time OF discovery being within
ONE ~ a containing large quantity of gun
der. This secured before an explosion, and the
names e1tinguished. The upper bar, small frame
building which contained considerable stock IN antci-
patton OF sunday picnic, was found smoudcring III
ruins Another 1re discovered IN rugrrSs at one
corner OF the long dancing platform and Was at once
extlngulshed The nee diaries left no clue 10 lead "
their discovery.
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A $4,000 BOND ROBBERY.

1t was discovered yesterday afternoon that
the banking house ofA Isrn Co., whose place Of bust
ness ia over the Bank of the State of NewYork at Wall
and Wiliam-sts had been robbed OF $1,000 in United
States bonds All information in regard 10 the circu-
stances which led the discovery, the supposed
perpetrators OF the theft refused Yesterday the
members of the upon the ground that their pubica
uon might assist IN defeating the ends VI justice. II wsa
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s1ArcuINc rllr RIINS.

Portions or -FOUR OR FIVE BODIES HFCoVFHID
The twenty-five men employed by MI Hale
10 search the RUNS OF the Thirty fChst fire FOR tine
remains % persons supposed 20 De buried beneath then
continued err work yesterday, and in the middle OF
The afternoon recovered portion Of human body On
Sunday, ~ about the same hour, parts Of several bodies
VIZ, found Gt ha. not yet been determined whether OF
tl,r.e on f9uri and were taken to the Morglc. The
remains fouud on sunday, werC under tie sta-
Die near the northwest corner OF inc %'anIA,
Where WAS situated she Scape, by whicA Bsny oi
fl. tru owes escaped. Tic excavations Nts;tITeF were
en- ta. tsl of Tie wall which separated the Wing o
n, trace, of c missing persons were round, except one
o. two uld SHOES. a number "I toos were uuc9N.Iy'
Non .sI r immediately the place where ire ineu
were 40 WORK. shortly alters O'Clock ana a!tcr con
siderable Part Oi ,nc space pci"t,l tho -l 1'' .i
man wall had been dug over. the "ofhmeh tlheu
mn "A leo bone. aud "a moment later, q part OF
n human trunk. Upon examination u WAS found th't u
Nr4s niece of the spine. tO which chung considerable
been clothing. There was nothing anoni the remains,
however which, by any po-sbiiiF, coud it"u 10 !heI
ideutGrlfiou Tacv were taken 10 tie Police station,
and thence to the Morsue At O'CLOCK WOrh ceased TO
bc resumed at O'Clock tins morning
There are now no the MOr-uc lying IN barrels poi os
o Inc bodies OF four or tyC persons which Deputy COrO-
,,.r 6usnuau Yesterday pronounced utterly I'M
recognizable" and which at INST sguI sfened
10 ne ordinary garbage" IL was proposed yts-
made for the purpose or aactrta- pos'iIe' % no"
many bodies taese remains once formed lit 10y I1
order Of Coroner Mouitn however no inspection WI,
be made until II q. THURSDAY, wien the luqutsi wiz
la hold No skulls or pieces or skulls, have hccn found
Deputy Coroner Cu,hm Yesterday Teco-Izfh Two isnt
felola entirely stripped Of flesh These hc stated TO De
Nr Vanderbilt the buldcr, WhO Is directing the sedrch
OF the ruins, appeared thoroughly dlsgsltu leSeIud!'
ana is said 90 have declared mat u tlc Iepo cs h ol
kicked up such FUSS much trouble woaid nave oeen
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MoRr cIRcAssLAN AIROCITIEs.

YiE>N,, Monday. Sept. 10, 1877.
The Political Correspondence Vienna letter says it
has lust been ascertaiued that, simultaneously with
the Kayaua massacre the Circas'ians committed
atrocities in eleven villages Of Eastern Bulgaria.
lu the village of Suijuk inhabited by Greeks 40
houses were burned and 200 inhabitants mas acred'
One hundred corpses of women have been dlcoY-
cred at Samuela The letter says these facts are
verified by COnsuls
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INDICTED FOR AKSON.

Prominent CITIZENS or ILLINOIS CHARGED WITH
BURNING TIE TEEEPORT WATCH FACTORY.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNKl
CHICAGO, Sept. 1O.-A special dispatch to
The Iost Freeport, H.! says that tho Hon J.. L.
Mum, L. X. schOlcld aud A. A. Glilth, weknown
citizens OF city, indicted ny the Grand Jury
charge OF burning the fTeepOrt watch 1c0ry, extern
sye establishment, mostly but win money subscribed
by citizens that ct. IL is alleged that the factory
was burned By agents of the managers get the III
surauce Mum ANA S'h0teid are prOpreiurs Of the
FrecpOrt Gas Works, ana Griffith only time
ago elected the Pres dcncy of the Illinois College.
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MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 11.-Last night about
seven o'clock Henry Barbace age twonty.iX shot his
brother John, age thirty, the corner Of Lexington
aad GImorc-sts., killing hTn Instantly, after which
he attempted suicide. aud Will probably die.
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MAnANE TrrIENs IlpROYING.

LoSpoS. Tuesday, Sept. H. 1877.
The Times states that Nine Tueu- had auotaer sug-
cal ION performed last Wedn, ,lay She IS mucH
better AID ON Sunday able TO walk IN The garden
She uow ha7 every hope Of icing abe 20 oear AeJou
uev back TO London tomorrow.
rtar ausr r.ra,n Nigs SEQ First PdgeI
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHfNGToy. Sept. 1O.--A special board to ex-
in the United states navy preparatory TO
promotion Hoar Admras aud consisting Of Rear
Admira Rodgers G.. H. r. Rodgers and John G. Howell,
the Navy Department ConmOi0res Ammen,
Nichols aud Wyman under examination. Faymaster John
H. the New York Navy Yard reev-
Psymast A CLARK, nho ordered w settle his accounts
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p Q s T S C r p I.
3:l5 a. m.
THE LATEST FIGURES IRON MAINE.

THE TOTAL VOTE LESS THAN 100000.
A HIGHT vOTE-CONNoR's MAJORITY IN l37 TOWNS
4.123-rHE LEGISLATURE LARGELY REPUBLcAN'
PORTLAND Me-, Sept. 10-Mdnight-Ihe vote OF
1877 towns to-day for Governor compares as follows
with tie vnfe of fhe Sumo towns last ycar:
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CONTEST OF MR.. oGDEN's WILL ENDED.


The will Of the lale William Il. Ogden was
admitted yesterday 10 probate the expected contest
not occurring With regard to the matter Burton n.
Harrison counsel for Mr. Candl who Lad filed notice OF
intention 10 contest stated that ithadb been agreed by MI
OGDEN that Nh Cauda should be lis chief executor, and
he carried out that agreement in his WILL providing also
liberal "a arv for Mr. Ctuda. As Mr.. Cdnda, Mr. Har
isou continued was familiar with all the details OF
NJ o. <c'. enormous business than any one else, That
arrangement euiueuuy proper, the more so as dur
ing nine OF those years. Mr. Clndl had received either
no paw az al for his services 10 MT ogden
ar lad ONLY drdWu--durlng the last Two OF
three years Of that tmc-a nominal sum upon account
M Caula mad never seen that COdc rcYOhug hls APP
IOipf acu and had never been informed by MI ogden
OF am purpose hs part 10 change tine arrangement
he therefore very properly filed acayeat, MI Harrison
eYpaincd. against the adm!,s Oh o tho c0dlcl 10 pro-
6aie WDen the persons tertstcd had conferred 10
gchcr and when Mr. Canda had received the necessary
explanation, he was very gad TO "lthdi"" from the
case -s.-. - 81. ... ;..,,.,.
lv the next OF kun Of all contest Of the wi Charles Mac
Icon ~ attorney FOR the executors took ONT letters tc
Jreutarv IL is SAID, however that Mr. Cdudds exclusion
from the exccutOrsnp arose, not So much rOn Mr Ok
dcu's feelings towards him. - from the Iuir OF certain
proposed connections by marriage between tAe families
of Mr. dcn and Mr. Canda, when, Tor some reason OF
other. fell through.
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CAFES for Sale Cheap-Herring's, Marvin ;,
> and an makers. safes hougt BCsI ~ CO.. 80 Dey ~
GTRICTURE. Impotence, and Diseases OF the
= G,crItlve organs radically and speedily cured Once
bours 3 10 g. uiN l.N ~ DANIELS Nib ia LeAlhE'on'
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thought tina, the bonds had been taken either late sajur
day night early Sunday. The case has been paoou III
the hands OF a detective.
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The aggregate vote viii be about 91'Ooo' ana
Connor's majority probably G,0O0. The Legisia-
ture is largely Republican in both branches.
PORTLAND. Me-, Sept 11-l:2O a. m.-ihe wore Oh
IA towns for Governor, to-day, compares as follows
with the vote of the same places last year;
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What with drawbacks on sugars, ana pun
hack. p ,,p- tae sweet thu-s al tIs ear D ",elH
SIN 70 H.gta difficult time ia coming iorWatd-lNoF-
r.f.lu If.r.ld
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NETWORK CITY.

| Ne,,.yorl, street-cars carry 1Gj,000000 passen-
| gers ayoar. .
! On twenty-four days last Summer thunder-sho"er'
| occurred 10 this city $4,000 -,
Morton. Bliss & Co have subscribed pow 10 INC
7th Regiment New Armory Fund
The newest paror furniture shows no wood WORK.
and raw six Is the layore covering.
Giltis largely used in everything this season. from
costumes TO wall paper and furniture covering
Hartford vines ferns and wild shrubs Tor pressing
make Fonrteenthsi. booths green and attractive.
Fightl-aye. is ablaz6 with conspicuous placards'
which dapre on the goods festoonod from awnings.
WAGON londs of fresh herbs make the streets
around Washington Market fragrant with aromatic odors
Rabbits were displayed by the hundred at Wash
ngon Market yesterday the best come from PennsSVaha
4 Sixtl-aye undertaken ornaments his shop Wiz
dow with ieous picture a corpse the act Of beng en-
balinel.
Custom House Inspectors Van Horn, lIagan and
Mccor seized 300 cigars COO bundles OF cigarettes
yesterday.
ABroadwav dealer in fancy goods displays lady's
silk umbrella ia the handleof "hichls 'lhmsie'e' lh'''
held IN place by gold slides.
The steamship Queen, of the National Line,
reached New YORK from Liverpool yesterday morning with
ninety one cabin and eightyfour steeraga passengers
The Office of the National Rifle Association Will
be closed until wednesdar. september - Persons wishing
10 communicate with Secretary will address him at Greed
moor
Greenwood Cemetery is gorgeous with Autumn
aorer, Scarlet sayia4 doop mounds and aremesa'
and glao lilies with each other in the sp1ndor OF iheif
color.
~ u,,,I e ,rnor+io n,no,,t has authorized the
~ ~ s5o eco Of additional Cro,on stock and $4,000 Of
Crion main stock for the the Department Of Public
,-ort,
Ill. t-lr,, no b,on o,,fhorized bv the Board
~ - D., ,, ,,-,t.os If ,be Maternity
OF Nl'', '.''.1 o,c % f,ot that institution are
-.a,,.t.d
rI "a ,-.rl,,,, tomatoes LARGE ripe and plump.
49,, .,-i a,I s..,.,J a. "a dainty di.i. bv a + .ti.
| - =, rl,, -esrs a,, tou.ao.s were called "lo,e
,,l.. q, and were considered uuisonous.
N a., SLlt.r far Re.n.crable Girls and Home
.,... a., ~, Or, West Twenty. ,rI.,t during
W. 3D., ..,. t,-.. i,.., admitted II whom f-j
'"' - - ,-,,, ~ frii, 10 ,,p-,,,n. and A. OF
were AUD. ''''' '
Various 49, 3D. "" ,.- ...44 ~, ca
hu'n"'r "l I''n'" W. .,.'.,,.,., .,..
N''' '"''i''. '' ~ ,,,t -, .l...or s..rfl mont
Cd 'i'.'''' .' d ,.,.i-., .,. s,,ll ia, ,reui.
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IAe po'.'' I"i. 'i Iu'1 - - Nv r,, r.
M.iIai} '-' i'i'N To ''' '' ~ --...- t..
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LrNDEVrG's CALIFORSA WATER FOR the
toilet aud BATH cooling, refreshing and grateful IN the SICK
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DISEASES CT MhT,

The fpOrtance ~ the nervous system. s power over lie
and te direct bearing which 10 has on human happiness II
fhorouelv recognized; ami the danger OF ofttu@
n whether through intense application or bv the cN
cye indulgence appettes aud propenses are proper
sects tor consideration When tie system i de-
ranged absolutely necessary 10 promptly seek Wsce rom
long OF years, has devoted ms Whoe
time this study. aud Who, from ms experience
and practice. learned 10 discover ~ once the cause ana rs
proupv apply remedy, thus avoiding the painfully slow
seeking for the TRUTH common 10 the lnexpeenced ana
ANNOYING tie patient, Who very natuIaly, wants 10
know without delay what is the matter me extent OF lhe Ce
augement the probabilities Of recuperalon ana the ue ie
CURED. 1891. o., ,,,
caou ppr wing power Of connected thought can
only recover its strength by being properly Cd anu
by Methods 10 d precisely
same with Inc nerves preside organic life The value
thu OF medical practice scarcely be oyerfate
family
securing hereditary titles and the retention OF estates IN
the family. 49, ,,...,- -
From long and large experience IN THIS direction nave
been able the thalkiul appF'ca
ion Of some of the the and nation; aud
can communicate much pertains 10 the over exercise OF
the system AMI thc means or e
covering its powers, whether Of BRAIN appetite propensity,
passion.
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TIE Health or THE ENTIRE SYSTEM
Depends upon res0l and rrii t III % uo15 lun0'N'
materially assisted by MILE uF Magnolia
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hers Of which he could not recoect. Tie had stcicn
something from cverv place The Justice held b0th
Smith and Hogan for trial.
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OVARIAN I UM0R
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY IA. rhDWAY'S BINglIE&.

HAVE HAD An OVARIAN rUM0R II TIE oNA-
RIBS And BOWELS FOR Ten lEAL7. 49,,
AHBJE Dee. -, l9l3.
DIR RADwAY; That others may be bcnen,ei miAc MS
have had Ovarian Tumor in the ovares ana bowels ot
ten years tired the best ply iciaus oi TINS place al oles
Hiilout any benefit 10 was growing t si.A al' ~ ht
could not nave lived niue ongE lthu oil IN -i INDUCES
M 10 try RAILWAYS Remedies. had not mucl ialul ia lcA
mi finally. fer much deliDeraton. tIet them.
feel perfectly well and M heart Is inl ~ graz l.lt
God lus help 90 ny deep aiucilon 10 YOU @ l lSi,
wonderful medicine feel deeply indebted ana my latEB
that IL may mach Of blessing 10 hers rs % .' zen
t~i-ucd) .Alis. o.. 9. INNS
FOR whom requisite. you 20 s,ad medicine b. june leJ 10
medicine above stated were bought OF me, WITH ue tel
OF what was sent 10 bier by You. may say lat Der i.el'
Druggist and Chemist, Ann Arnorf Ach
This may certify thai Mrs Hbbins who maks tne tDogs
certificate has been Tor Wen known JUS
therein stated are undoubtedly ah4 u AA!
who knows Mrs BiDuIus WI ntlesr hf
statement. is gnedl BRSJ. d. COCKER, MAAY b. POAb
May COCKER t. p. POND
DR. RADWAY & Co.. BE- WARREN-SI, y. I
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KiDYEY AND BLlDDER C0NPLA.1TS,

Z mary ana Womb Diseases Gravel Diabetes, D.onsy stop
pas. OF Wut.r, Inclnt 1cIrt oi Urine Bagis I-ri - Al
nrfi aud In all cases where trrs are brl0 S1- lo
i. OF fIe tCe cloudy. mlNci Win rhJ't t-' la
tl' white of an egg threads Iks white sa, ot i' ia
tiriI dams bilious appearance and white bOueui tep1>
It's and when thore "a puckng burning seA-t li hin
uc water aud pain ln the small or te bk ana i1s re
i,.rs ~.Il b. l1fggst.. PRICE ONE DOLLAR
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

IRvINGrON.-Coroncr Schimcr. Of White Plains
was called sunday hold inquest at Irineton the
lind son on body Of William H. Mair- ~ the firm Of W
IL MARS co. paper mauaciu doing business al 30
g Scseft ST. BrD0ky who and instantly killed
los express lrain Of the Hudson River haroai on Saur
dav visiting his uncle, David
D0s- al Irxngton while walking tie short
distance below station. waiting for tram which
turu 10 the city, sdcah Coroner ~chr-r
nisnn for removal Of the bOdy Tor incrmen and then
rned until engineers Of trains could attgn nd 10
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BROOKLYN.


The sixteen public evening schools Of the city, will
open on Ocooerl. The High school Will be held in
school.housc 40. /. Ryerson ST., near Myr'-ave.
Justice Gucl< yesterday placed William Vollmer,
age twenty 100 Humboitst., and member Of the
2 under 800 bonds keep peace for CHASING
his mother house. Sunday evening, and beating
her.
Special trains will run on the Long Island Rail-
road from Hunters Point Fatbush Avenue Depot
this week. 10 the visitors 10 Creeimoor Round
tickets 90 cents 81 and IL 10 with admission to
the range.
Theodore Tilt0n who returned IN excellent health
from European trip saturday, has eti hsdaugher
Florence in the Conservatory Of Music aud Alice in the Art
school Of Stuttgart Germany whore they VIII remain one
year. Carroll returned with his father
Dr. John 4. Brady, prominent physician OF the
Eastern District ed yesterday at his residence No
foriave Of perons DR.. Brady, who AZ years old,
was graduate Of the University, and at the time OF
bs death Consulting Ply scian Of tie County Hospital at
Flatbush.
The Rev. Dr. Edward Egqleston received an en-
tis,tc reception the members Of his congregation of
tie Church Christian Eudeavor in Leeave hts return
from his European Tip His
sisted mainly Of glowing descriptions OF European and
inclents of travel
President Crane. of the Board Of Health, ycster-
day refused TO certify the bin for s706 presented by
Thomas Shea ol and garbage contractor the ground
that the work was performed according to contract The
matter WI. brought upIn the Board Of CITY Works, aud il
decided to hold soon Joint meeting the boards dis
the ,ase.
BIG. Willis, chief cerE Of the money order depart
meut OF Adams Express Company. whose leg injured
few weeksgo accident Bedford ave, is slowly
covering When removed u his residence on iateave IL
WAS found that one Of principal bones Of the
Of and proruded the skin In order to soften the bone
and assist heal the foot ana leg encased IN den
framework BY artificial and close packing the limb
was kept at temperature Of 100 degrees saturday
~ "a fr..
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Tvr,0s rvrosrRrs TO RUIN FOX, HAYES, MORRIS
erv. AND srvAroR B;XBY-A CoUNTEEDLAsr
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30
YE,e Struggle.


The excitement which has prevailed
in the United States Senate The pa 4,
week, has no; been equalled for years.
The Democrat. have been ia icmpora
~ majority, owing 10 help from the
t~o carpet baegers Patterson and Con
over. who in the matter Of seating "a
Senator from South Carolina have de
serted their party. The eoatrol orthe
Senate depends uqou this struggle.
which up to this writing hangs N su>-
pepse. The Senate at present is con
posed Of 3G Republicans, p Demo
crats, aud : Independents, fhou-l. two
Of the latter always vote Hi;h the Es-
publ;cans aud one vi the Democrats
The seating of the two democrats frou
Louisiana AMI the one from South Ca
rolina ties the Senate, which with tie
two new ones certain from Ohio aad
California. makes the Senate Demo.
cratic. The action Of the carpetbag.
gers has provoked the bitlerest denun,
eiatio. from tie Republican side. Who
gave these creatures life and being L
Is ungratefu' conduct on the par, Of
these earpefbag.crs. to turn ag.ias,
,heir party in this trial hour, bat it /,
nothing more than thcv deserve Fl,
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30
The Reason VnD. Dcn't 'szaEze
- LssT So

Some Of those vho study statistics
say. there was about one-thiri less
goods used By the people Of the Uni
ed States for Tie year 1876 iaaa there
vas for the year IS7.. That IS to say,
here was about that amouut less sale
f such things as Ike meicAarts uu.n-
lily keep, and the world usually coz
<umes. This demonstrates q mag,id
rent ecouerny on the part Of the peo-
lie, and also accounts for tie dull
rade Of which merchants have com
''l-iEed Il also demonstrates that
here is tee much capital employed IN
torres and too many noeths 10 feed
rom them. Almost any town or city.
ryorably situated, which would divert
ne-half the capital now em pIoyed in
torres, and put il into manufacturing
>taJlishmenis, would sell more goods
'han at present, ard prcfjabIy employ
he other half This IS dcmonstraJle
y thought AMI experience. The rea
op Is, that the manufacturing estab
;>hn.en:s create consumers at your
oors, AID fosters other localities to
, our trade.
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30

1t has been conceded all along that
Lindsay had the iead of all the seua
.'ial aapirani., bui it now begins to
"ok as though this strength will de-
"rt him soon alter the FIRST ballot
he people are hot prepared to sane
IN the slate made up by the Lexing-
n Club. I toncles too many inter
Is in tie far future and leaves out
70 many sections Of the State Lou
iSyille Jefersonian
Judge Lindsay Is the great favorite
f Southern Kentucky. and we can't
eiieye him capable Of such unfair
omtinations as the ,Teffersopian Dem
ara' charges. The Democr9t is an
.etire opponent to Judge Lindsay
euatorial aspirations, aud the warm
ivoeate Of Col. CaIdwelI. aud ye, We
re 10th TO telieve that tie Demoerai
ould knowingly misyepresent 50
'anneh aud wor4ly democrat ms
. udee Lindsay. Therefore, we de
'.aud Of the Deaaocrat 20 explain its
n'iniations. so If they are urfouDded
hey can be refuted. The COURIER
sas accustomed to regard the JetTer-
ouian Densocretl as tie representative
."urual oi more eleyated party ism
le organ Of a prrer democracy, aud
The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30
Coz. g.s~foxy.

Don't 20 haye-i,u. IL "e are IT,
0eiieys lis report If distinguished
republican OF tnis dist.ic;. vino iu
ter,ieagd the great ez-s-crslacy dur
iog L.s recent visit 10 P-ducau c..
bnsio@ esiGently thinks there Is 4.
diseased political atmosphere Ia
Washington, and carries his hostility
10 extreme length Ills said he is no,
cordial with his former law partner.
Hon. J, VI Harlan, because he accept
ed Office from President Hayes 10
our iLuoceuce We had believed ar
BrI,low TO be he right bower OF The
president IN Kentucky, aud it Is with
establishment TIE SUS learns he has
Jyiuea the great Amy OF soIe heads
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publican candidates for Congress IN
ibis District, aud should know whereof
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