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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-01
The Philadelphia Times gives this assurance

The Philadelphia Times gives this assurance
Of Democratic success:
Tho lesson Of Ohio will DO misunderstood by
none who arc not stono blind to tho irresisti>
bic logic Of such sweeping revolutions. It
means tho utter ovcrthrow Of Republican
domination in that State ard assures Demo.
cratic asccndancy until Democratic folly shall
mako history repeat itself in Democratic
dclcat. 1t is n crushing rcbuko to Hayes, for
itspurns him from tho Republican temple and
bids him worship at strange altars. The yoto
OF tho Reserve speaks trumpet tongucd in
distrust of the Rcpublicanism of tho National
Administration. Pennsylvania will follow
Ohio in her revolt and probably by an in.
creased majority; and Philadelphia, long the
Republican Gibraltar that has stood as tho
rock-rbbod shore against the waves Of Dem
ocracy, will bow to n Democratic plurality in
November. Thousands of her most si,,ccro
and unscliish Republicans who havo until now
hcsitatcd to break tho ranks in which they
have SO long and nobly battlcd, will turn into
tho by path Of Labor Reform to escape tho
decentralization that rules thom. Now Jersey
will score up her largest modern majority for
Mcclellan and tho Empire State will dock tho
scoptrc of John Kelley with tho green garlands
OF victory. Thus docs Ohio teach.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-01

The South has had tho Spcakorship of tho
House of Representatives for forty-six years
in tho forty-lour Congresses that hayo boon
held. The incumbcnts havo been Macon. of
North Carolina; Clay, of Kentucky; Chccvos,
Of South Carolinn; Barbour, Of Virginia;
Stephenson, of Virginia; Bell of Tennessee;
Hunter, of Virginia; White. of Kentucky;
Jones, c. Virginia; Boyd, of Kentucky: Cobb,
9, Georgia, and Orr, of South Carolina.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-01

According to an estimate the New York
Datiy bulletin, there is now in tho hands of
the pcorlc of tho United States $l55 OO0, 900
IN grecnbac&s and currency. The population
Is about ID, 100000, which gives exactly $40
per head.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-01

Tho telephone has been successfully intro.
duccd in the police department in Albany in
place Of tho telegraph. No battery is used
The current is generated by an clectro.nng
netic revolving across tn. poles Of pcrma
ncnt magnet.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-01

There arc two hundred and nincty-threo
voting members Of tho present House Of Rep
rescntatiycs and eight Territorial delegates
Three seats arc seriously contested. and there
40 ono hundred and fifty Democrats to ono
hundl and forty Republicans.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-01
a'lA n HALF MND HBE EVu,Nv.

A LII persons indebted to mo for Bageioe,
IA and Tics for the ycare 1878, 1874 and.
1878 can discharge the. udcbtcdncss b.
paying ono half of the samo. Coma,
forward and avail yourself of the opportu-..
nifty. CIiARLES r.: PUILLIpS
Nov. [, 1877, 90 oa
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-01

1917, up tho latest dates were OIL, 100 bales,
against 80l 1874 bales for tho time the previous
year showing q decrease Of 2G0, ,725 bales.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-01
ahoratio Seymour oh the Great
Wrong.

Tho following lettor was received yesterday
by tho Chairman Of tho Democratic State
Central Committee:
UTIcA, October %, lS77.-DEAR Sir: fcol
deep interest in the success Of tho State
md local Democratic tickets at this election.
believing, MS wo do, that Mr.. Hayes was do.
featcd last year, it would be II source Of regret
it tho means by which ho was put into. tho
Executive chair should seem to bo approved
by this Stato. The Democratic party has
been wrongcd. and it should, at tho first
opportunity, show its sense of injustice in
the way provided by our constitution and
laws. IF this is not done, there will DO Il
continuance of unlawful seizures Of power.
We SEQ TINT our Legislature follows The bad
precedent by neglecting to make IL new ap-
pointmcnt of representative power, although
required to do so by our Constitution. their
onths of Office, and every principle Of Justice.
guards Of all rights will be broken down.
The election Of the Republican ticket will be
approved by those acts. All citizens have
much to fear from such assaults uron their
rights They threaten tho good order and
safety Of society.
l hope our friends will exert themselves to
secure tho election of the Democratic State
and local tickets. l am. truly yours, &C..
llORATIO SEYMOUR.
WM. PERcELL, Chairmon Democratic State
Committee. Ohio.
LONDON. October 2G.-The defeat Of the
Turks and the establishment Of a strong
Russian forco West OF Plevna looks like the
beginning Of serious attempt to shut Ghczi
Osman in his line and submit Plcvna to
regular scigc. General Ghourko's movement
seems to havo been part of q concerted plan.
A portion Of the infantry of the imperial
guard crossed the Vi1 between Nikopolis and
Plcvnn, passing around OSman's left General
Ghonrku's cavulry crossed tho upper Vid
West Of Sovutz awcpt the Orchanic road, got
in communication with u force coming from
the Moth, aud made q combined atuck on
the Turks, who were commanded by lIifzi
Pasha, the same who took tho first convoy
into Plcvna. simultaneously with this attack
u heavy cannonado was opened along the
ontirc limo on the East of Pcgna, and demon.
strations werc made to give thc.imprcssion Of
an intended assault to prevent Ghczi Osmrn
sending succor to lli(zi Pasha, who is reported
to have been captured with large part Of
his command. The impression prevails that
since the recent rains tho Russians, convinced
Of tho impossibility Of wintcring in Bulgaria,
will make u desperate effort to effect the re.
duction of Plcvna and defeat Sulciman
Pasha's army before retirement into Rou-
mania becomes necessary. Russia would
thus stand in better position should diplo-
macy intervene during the cessation of operao
t.;;ecna.
LONDON October 25.-A dispatch from Berlin
to the PdN Nal Gaycttc says that the Russian
losses to tho 18th instant are officially given at
Go, 100 men.
The g"cat victory Of the Russians over The
Turks in Asia has inspirlcd them greatly.
Gen Gourkoz has gained victory at Pleyna,
capturing several thousand men. Plevna has
been invested on all sides, and regular sego
has commenced.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-01

The capture Of Don Thomas Estrada, Prcsi.
dent of the Republic Of Cuba, with other off i.
cials Of that unfortunate political enterprise,
reduces the situation Of Cuba to very simple
terms. The Cuban Secretary of War and
others fell in an engagement fcw days ago,
indicating that the Spaniards have of late bcen
pushing the republican forces into close quar-.
tcrs. The lattor have for somo time been
reduced to nero raiding parties. and while
ablo to inNict much injury by sudden desccnts
upon plantations and towns temporarily OK
posed by the absence of Spanish troops, their
strength has in no instance enabled them to
secure any substantial position outside of tho
territory forming tho base of their operations.
1t has been wonderful. however, with what
tcnn"ity they have held their own so long,
ba. Z for years the efforts of their adyoran,
rics y crush them, and innicting losses which
render tho success of tho Spaniards dearly
bought With tho leaders Of tho rebellion
cartured or killed with no resources for os-.
ia fishing an Independent government, and
no prospect of recognition or support from
other nations, their cause while deserving q
bcttcr fate, has long been hopeless, and their
existence precarious and desperate.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-01

An election has boon ordcrc in Richland
County to till the vacancy occasioned by tho
resignation Of W. b. Nash as State Senator.
The election is to be held on tho Goth instant.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-01
WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT.

CORRECTED WEEKLY
ArrLEs-Dricd, per pound 4@2
--Grccn, per bushol 40(0GO
BUTTER-Por pound l5(02O'
BEEswAx-Por pound 25'
BEEr-Pcr pound 2(05
BAcoN-Dry salt shoulders lO(0l2
G. II. Sides lO(1ll'
Smoked hams 10
CALlco-Per yard 7@2l
CoFrEE-Rio per pound 20GD25'
-lInguyra, per pound 33GD35
--Jnvn, per pound 45
CANDLEs-Adamnntino per set 1Ga
Sperm, per pound 80
CHICKENS AND Fowls. per head lO@20
CoTToN-Pcr pound 0}(6OS
" Yarn, per bunch 85@I.00
6SsssH11%3Ss !! SvcssAper head @''"' 1925
EGos, per dozen l25
-Four, por sack, (os pounas) soo@4o6
FEATmERs-Gccso, per pound 40
Mixed por round 80
GRAIN-Corn, now, per bushcl, 40M5N
corn, old, per bnsbel, rs
Rye, per bushcl 100
Oats, rcd, per bushcl rs
GEEsE-pcr head 35M4O
lliDEs-Dry, per pound 10
-Grccn, per pound 4(05
lNDIGo-Spanish Float, per pound l.5O
carolina. per pound l.25
IRON English refined. por pound 33(G4
"-Swccd, per pound 7(98
band, per pound G(07
Hoop, per pound 120li3
Potwnrc, per pound 8(010
LARD, per pound l3Ml5
LIME, per barrel 26o
LUMBER. per thousand feet 1903
Mo1Assns, l'or gallon 4o@l.c5S
MAnDER, per pound 3OM4O
NAILS, per pound 4(05
ONIONS, per bushcl rs
OIL, Kerosene per gallon 3OM4U
PoTAToEs-Ir Irish, per bushol rs
Sweet, per bushcl SO
RICE, per pound 8M9
SALT-Livcrpool, per sack I.25
/ SnlRrlNo, Wholesale 6
" retail &
wholesale s
retail G.
al SHEETiNc, wholesale &
retail lU
Suor, per pound 1ai
orlRiTs lUkrENTINE, per gallon 100
SOAR, per pound 8INlV
SUGARs-Crnshcd, per pound II
a White, per pound l2b
brown, per pound lU
Extra G, per pound II
STARCH, white and blue, per pound lOGal24
SODA, per pound To-
TOBACCO, per pound 5OMl. .95
per pound, smoking GOLMI52
TALLow, per pound 8
TURKEYS, per head 50O75
IEAs--Gnn Powder, per pound 100
Tyson, Green, per pound 75CDl00
-, Young flyson, Rack. per b rs,
W >oL, washed, per pound 25
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-01
Now Advertisements.
------------------- -
Administrators Sale.

DY PERMISSION Of the FroBae Court, I will
I'D sell, on SATURDAY. tho l7th of No.
Sembcr, to the highest bidder, at tho residence
OF Sydney Davis, all tho pors,nal Property
belonging to tho Estate Of John Davis.
decoasod, consisting of Household atta Kitc!er
Furniture. &c., ,&e
TERMS or LE-CASII.
EDWARD llONEA, Administrators.
Nov. |, 1877 5n'o
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-01

Twcntystwo wife murders have bocn COM,
mittod in New York City within tho past five
years, and yet not one Of tho murlcrccs was
executed.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-01
"A. j.. w. LAND.
TAILOR,
West TJnioaa, s.. O..

'NliE undersigned has opened Tailor shop,
Il in West Union, where no will toko
pleasure in waiting upon customers lie cuts
ana MAKES garments in tho best and latest
styles Also, rcnoyatcs and cuts for custc-.
mcrs. A. T.. w LAND
Nov. |, 1877 t0~3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-01

virginia invites immigration and is sock :.
ingto encourage it. a committee of tho Yir-
glna Improvement and Emigration Society
headed by United States Senator Johnstonc
have been addressing meetings throughout
lennsyi.vania with tho object of inducing
emigration to the Old Dominion. Tho com.
m''tee intend to come to this city and hold q
meeting for the same purpose. AS proof Of
INC tno RAPID growth of tho State they cite the
i".: 'act .lnS nnnvillc ten years ago had popn-
and Richmond has increased from 81 900 in.
ha6itants in 1860 to $1,000 this year. Land
is declared to be cheap, and tho profits from
crops large owing to tho State lying upon thn
scabonrd. Tho rate Of taxation is also lower
than IN Northern States. 'pho same or moro
can be said for South Carolina.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-01

TO those who aro SO unfortunate rs to bo-.
como prcmaturcly gray, or whose huir cxh-
bits tendency to fall of, wo recommend q
trial of Halls Remover. Wo do 80 with tho
utmost confidence because it is everywhere
received with marked favor, and has built
upon its own merits such suro foundation
that is is known and usol in all civilized
countries,-AddiSon IN ~ AdrcWiser.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-01

Rosos. aud noighboring valleys South of tho
Schipka Pass desert filled with horrors. A
correspondent Of tho London Times writos:
"All tho wny from Sohpka to Yeni Saghra,
at which placo we took tho rail. tho air is
polluted With tho romans Of tho killed.. Tho
bodies Of mon, women and children aro to DO
met with in all stages of decomposition at tho
roadsidcs, in tho cornields and gardens. on
tho bnnks Of streams and in tho beds of rivu-
lets. Some hundreds wero choking tho
shallow rirer within quarter of mile from
where wo campcd.at Yeni Saghra. Desolation
and ruin appeared along tho whole way. The
remains Of formerly prosperous villages, which
it was impossible to pitch tent even near,
ripping mountain streams in which our
horses refused to drink, tho bowling Of wolves
around us ut night, brought down from tho
mountains earlier that Usual by tho horrid
feasts prepared for them (tho largest have
over seen lay dead, evidently recently shot,
by tho side of the road) not far from Yeni
Saghra, and, worse. tho occasional shricks
from human beings. followed by solitary rife
reports, which malo one shuddcr moro than
tho damp night air--all theso sights aud
sounds went to form ono great horrible phan.
tasmagoria. which mono Of ns aro likely to
1.-Two long enough to remember without pain"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-01

The Legislature on assembling should turn
its attention at once to the reduction of the
expenses OF the government by cutting down
salaries and fees Of oflicors and abolishne
useless Offices. Next in order, usury law
should be enacted, and its provisions should
DC enforced by stringent sanctions Next in
order. more adequate system of punishment
should be instituted for petty thieves, and in
this matter wo arc willing to try the chain
gang or whipping post either. Let tho Legis,
latnro then repeal or modify the divorce laws
OF south Carolina, at least limiting divorces
to tho ono cause Of adultery. These mat
tcrs nearly concern tho financial and moral
interest OF tho people Of the State and
should receive prompt attention.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-01

The present session of Congress will consider
three Important subjects, likely TO lead TO much
discussion, as follows:
J: 10 provide mode for asccrainins and dc
0laring hcr rcsui, OF the election of President and
We, President W."
2. 10 rcmoncizc silver.
specie payment.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-11-01

;, Walter" said big boy going into shop.
your master is ont-now give MS IL handful of
raisins." My Master is always in" said
Walter. The all seeing God was Walters
Master. Always try to remember pthat you
are in his sight. 1t will help to keep you
from sin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-04
NOTICE TO cu.uwMrRs.

no MARX sTR0UsE AND DENNIS HEA.
gerty.-Eotiee 10 hereby given TO the above.
named psrsons snd ~iocators that the under.
signed has. during ihe vcars Of 1873 and isGc.
sxpendtd IN the development and proieciiop of
and for labor and improvements upon the
Baldwin Mining Claim. located and situate
In The Gold Hill Mining District. Story
cousty. Nevada, the smoun ~ too hurdrrd
and dfty.two dollars end ihirty.nve cents. You
are hereby further notified and fequipd 10 con-
tribute your proportion OF said expenditures.
% made o. aforesaid. due from ,ou and each
Of you. - fellows, 10 Wit:
FROM you, MARI tfrDuse. .............f lpS ~
Pf.m you, Dennis Heaserty.. ........... 81 Is
70 and each NJ ycu are hsrrby further mott.
ned that In cass you fall or refuse 10 pay the re-
spectivc amounts Of meney Get opposite your
rspcctivs names above. 20 me. Phillip Corco.
ran. II my residence 81 the Pluto House. Lower
Cola Till. story eoonty. STATE Of Nevada. b.
fore the expiration Of Ninety DAYS sitter publ.
cation Of this notice, your and eseh Of your
interests IN said Baldwin Mining CisIm will,
By opsrati n OF law. become the prof erty Of tho
usdsrstued, who made the above expenditures
on aid mining claim
PHILLIP c0RcoRAN.
Locator and Co-ovnsr,
Gold Hili, storey county, Nevada. Yebrusry
l1lh. I'M. fall oad
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-04
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE. NO. 354.
u. n. survey Ne. 12o.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. CARSON
u City. Nevada, February q. lsI1,-Notios 10
hereby given that HEBER HOLMAN, who's
posiosnee address II virginia City, state OF Ne
vada. hss made Applicant n for eo6 linear feet
OF the Holman vein. lode 90 depoeit, bearing
roh and silver, leatsd - "Holmsn Mining
oiaim.'' IN Gold Hill Mining D~lstiet. Storey
county. Neysia t~os,tter With sariace ground
sir hundred teoo) feat In width. and described
upon plat and feld notes on de In this once
and posted on the claim, 40 follows, 10 Wit:
Beginning at post No. I. u 4. survey No. -,
whence q ROCKY hnol bars south 70 DEGREES
eas, shout TO ieet distant. and the quarter SEQ
lion corner on the north line Of secticn Q.
Township 10 north. Range II east. n. D. ~.
bars south CAV drgre . west ! 100 feet distant,
and rnnning from said post Nc. I. frst oourps.
south so5 feet TO post No. Z; thence, third
course, west co.. feet 10 rost No . thence,
fourth course north so5 feet to pot 40. !. the
place OF b-ginnin.- containing - - 100 scrss.
Tru~ bearings. Magnetic variation, lon de-
IT, 90 east.
the notice Of location Of this claim covers
ell the ground ineiuded In the above survey,
and also some ervund not included. became
The imstovements on the Holman mining
claim consist NJ . shaft AID shsft house. upsn
which lot lees than ave hundred dollars have
been expended BY the applicant or HE g~rAntors.
Any std oil perrons claiming Adversely any
portion OF Sad mining ground, hssetnbeforc
described, Afs repaired 10 ole their sdvssss
claim with the ktgist.r Of the United states
sixty days period OF publication hsr-of. OF they
will e haired by virtue OF the provisions Of The
statute.
mhs ssi c. N. HARRIS. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-04
DELINQUENT SALES.
ApY aaIAa aInINe COR;

PANY. Location o, principal place Of
huslus.s, san Francisco, California
Iossiior OF works, riovsy Mining District.
storcv county. Nevada.
No,ise,-rhere are delinQusnt upon the FOL
io~vtnydeseribsd stock. on account Of aseseA
meni lNo. Isl levied on the dfteensA Qsthl DAY
OF March. 1871, the several anoants SET oppo-
si,e ths names Of The respective share
holders. % follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-04
%sTocKRolDERs' NETTING.

OvPIcE w0oDvILLK CONSOLIDATED
~ Silver Mining Company. San Pnncisco,
Oalifornia.- - Office The Annual Mesting OF
the stockholders Of the above named Company.
such other business - may properly come b.
for- u. WIN be bald on MONDAY, ihs IN dsy
Of Nay, ISL, .. the once of the Company.
Room II, No. 3e california street. Ban fnn.
b eloeed On Saturday. April o. is1f, and ~
main closed until amer the election,
ap17td ". n. HRLMAh, eserstsry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-04
ENcRAvIMc.

WHEN YoU WANT To GET You,.
name. motto or anything In that linz an.
Gsvsd 90 tpo,ns. watches, siiverwarp. and IN
~ sort Of thilg. 20 10 I. O. BUTcH. n
~. sfest Virginia. and have II dose In
s~osospss SON
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-04

OF the Hoard OF Directors. made on the ith
day Of March, 1871. 90 many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock ~ may be necessary win
DO sold at public auction, at the once 81
iis California street Nan Fnsnclsso, Califor
mia. ON TUESDAY, the eighth day Of Nay,
1871. at the hour of O'Clock r. \. OF said day.
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF the sale.
Onioe-Room II, lo California street. Ban
Ffanclsco. California. ap20 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-04
~piLIyaUISf SALES.
s., aISI ~,

KEE nINIn9
n CONPANY,-Location Of Prtneipsi pisce
a. business. San Francisco. California -
'Locafiou cf work.. American FIAT hining
District. storey county, Msv.da; !. ~.
Nouce.-There are W. sa..os
msot no. ~ levied on the 18Th day OF March,
tsST ths seyersl amounts set opposite the
nsmss Of The respective shareholder. - fol-
lows: .-us ah. aut
Names. No. SoIu.. d. 49,
s R..a.i g I O.. fiu;t::s .sss. ..isS.... rs -.
crnrier 4 ournett, Trustees. III. .2o.....o =.
$500, = 0urpett. Trustees T3. ....i0....,3. ..
, 1877-01-25
VARIOUS.


Sp<tiu! DisgItcA to ghs Tf4auxt.
Sr. FArt, 3tln,., Jan 3i.-Hoth HOUSES OF tho
Legislature ia,e Aioptcu resolutions approving
the lill providing for counting tho Electoral
votes, u1njotlty Ut tho Republicans in cach
House tayosiny the ILL, Notwithstanding ths
Drnl.erats provoked opposition by acrimonious
debate. Outside of pul!teul elscles, publ.c uEtn-
ton here Is unanimously IT. fuTor Of thu eN!. ~
sc,lsaliun was created 1t the Capitol to-day BY
tlaearA pasted un tltc door IT, tho Representa-.
tiYrs' Hall ,ttns tho liscasslo!l OF tho redulu-
tfo,is letuting tu the Electoral bill. residing:
Tutas ktpab!!eaas " fAs Nanst: i IL uow known
frcEl Mann In Florida. ftnn california to sh9
tinIt. ly every Democratic CentEo1 coa,Mlttse Anu
rYcry prominent Deulusrat. lhut the ktretor2l
npsuM.pe il The ,oal successful scleue Ytt ~.
st.rd for tl,t Aolc bcncht u Samuel j. Tlldcn 1t
ttalrea.ly ]1iua u "hp will ruMpuas tho Co!91sls-
sion. 1t /. resolved to tue dttl Judge. and he u
a!tra1y x.loHu. aRI what he Will do. ln4tssa q
Ito President Ut tho Senats, the cpnallutaoa1l pt-
,tccr in cuus,itutpnal mode, declaring t4a !esale
tho positions arc reversed. ant th1t ntta yaaxeN
by i doubtful 1nl unconstitutional bill nnka Own
to tLs hla,uEy of our Gaserna.cnt, vii! decide,
Thi. IL tAa lust, but Tho beat ehAnee for 1tldeR
RKsaRIA, ILL >
.StfxI1l DisNofeA ~ he TtbAkA ::
PEORIA, ILL.,, Juu. 3i.-&}u l4u buald Of TEada
To-day resolution layoring tho Conpro1iSs
bill now before Cougrrs4 was introduced, audi
aslcr considerable Of struggle, AFaa carried BY
. vote II - to l3. Our, Representative Was ID
Yteel Ut the artfuu OF the buasd. aud requested
to yoto for tue passage Of tue tlll-
u1sKAsxA4 ,.-:,~
LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. A.-I1e Republican
members Of tl1 NchTA&ka Lekts19furo Rt1d
caacts4 tonight and sesolfe1 eAs& 10 Eqmazsae
, 1877-01-25
low 4.



DEs MorSCs, Ia, Jan. H.-A prulcst oEalnst
the passage of the Compromise hill, and .al-
dsc>eel to the Iowa delegation III Cungsess. was
III circulation here TIL. evening, and about 100
signatures ycsulttl Including atl Of tho Stat,
Mixers but sn,s. The protest was written by cx-
t;nr. Morrill,, aud the signatures headed with his
nanlr. or tn: persotls tu whnnl IT.
was presented! nnly fur i!rpubleans drclfurtt.'
ss;n1;. 4 prn,cst circulated At Newton thl4
,l,usnIng rsrcisr.l forty-lvc Republican sigua.
lures, and was Rejected by i've Republicans. i
pru:lst at Mllclleltvilfn WIS signed by eighty
Republicans. Letters ~ the .,fdfe HeJf4ftr In
siicatr That rI,lc out Ut trn 1T the Iowa Rerub-
Hans urc opn,se,l to The LII. uoy. Kirlswood,
WIN ia United states Senator-c1cct, heartily In
dnrscs The compromise.
Epsctal Dispdteh 10 Tie 7HbaHs.
DEs NOISES H., .'"i'., :l.11LcadinE poll.
tlcians al this city. n!nony them Gov. ktTAwuod,
and bankers unl business men, iu1oTsc tho
Compromise bill as the bcst probable solution
Ut thu present difficulties. AL the daily lseput-
Han papcrs III tie Siatc. except tho ktoknS
Gafs Guy, oppose Il.