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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

James Collins and Alfred Barrett, two
Of the special Wards OF the Nation. had
e little sparring match Sunday. which re-
suited in their being arrested and placed
under bond, and appearing before Judge
Morgan Non lay, who turned Collins
loose aud fined Barrett s. 90 and costs
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

We regret TO learn Of the death OF Miss
Virgie 7. Griffith, OF Greensboro. which
occurred on the steamer Thompson Dean,
near the mouth of Green river, Saturday
one week ago.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

Rosine Lodge Of A. y. NJ, will hold n
meeting on the 10Th of May. 1877, COM
mencing at 3 o'clock A. NJ, for the pur-
pose Of comforting the degrees on all
Ladies who may be entitled thereto who
can attend. NJ w. DUvALL
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

We understand that the candidates for
Senate and Legislature will speak at the
courthouse next Monday, being the first
day of circuit court. There will be a
large crowd present.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09
NORTHWEsrERy INITIAL

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Commenced business in 1859, and in Is
years has accumulated
Assets Exceeding $4,000 600. 90.
The surplus Of the Company In
greater I'm proportion 10 its liza
bilities than any other Company.
The interest receipts Of the Company,
since organization, have more tn nm equal
ed its losses by death, and 1876 was the
third year in succession in which its in
terest receipts exceeded both its combined
Disbursements for death clsims and ex-
penses
This II showing that can be
made by no other Company.
Interest receipts since organization I4IsI93 90
Death Losses paid since organiz'n 5.72d. 365I3
Excess of interest receipts I.6s5sis 81
The Northwestern is now paving larger
dividends than any other Life Insurance
Company in this country.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

A revival meeting has been going on
in OScnshoro for some time, conducted
10y DR. Cottrell. Mr. Hunter. Mr. Ilendy,
Mr. Hawkins, Dr. Mckee, Mr.. Allen and
others. A great deal ofinterest has been
awakened.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09
Grange Notice.

The Masters of all the Subordinate
Oranges of Ohio county are requested to
meet in Hartford on Monday, 18th OF
May, 1877, on business of Importance.
D. J. X. MADDOX,
Master Of Ohio county Grange.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09
Hair DrcsSfE,u

Mrs. X. V. Rhoais, Beaver Dam, is
prepared to make braids, curls. or do
hair dressing in the fastest style, braids
and curls for sale, all at fair rates. 1863
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

Next Moaday will be Circuit Court.
Those attending the same, will confer
favors on us by calling and reporting the
news from their respective ncighborhoods.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09
rO0ucl I

II YOU want any Novels. Papers ofany
kind, Croquet Sets. Base Balls, Base Ball
Bats, the finest Of Cigars, Cigarctts, &c.
~end all orders to W. d. PARRISH,
Greensboro. Ky.
Croqust from $I.OO to $3.50 per act
Base Balls from s5 to 90 cents.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

We are still prepared 10 furnish back
numbers to date Of the commencement of
the history of Ohio county to all those
who may wish to subscribe. Now il the
accepted time.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

Mr.. VIM. Shull and wife, accompanied
10y their accomplished daughters, Misses
Ca and Minnie. left last Saturday to visit
relatives in the Paradise neighborhood.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

Of every kind furnished by me on and
after the first of May. at tbirty.fve ccnts
per hundred or three dollars per thous-
and. j. =. NAVGHr.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

very nice little letter from Com
merce. No, received too late for this is.
sue. Will appear next week.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

Cypress Shingles for sale at Beaver
Dam. Call on P. Barnard, Beaver
Dam, or Wood Tinsley, Hartford, Ky.
ISM
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

Be. cure TO 60 TO W. l.. Rowes to buy
your Sugars and Cofees OF the very best
qualities and at low prices
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

The very finest quality of n. o Molas
SIS received and for sale by
W. /. ROVE
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09
Old PnDers

Suitable for wrapping paper. cutting
patterns, &c. &c. Five cents q dozen or
fifty cents hundred. For sale here
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

Parties visiting Beaver Dam during
Circuit Court, can buy the best cigars,
and all goods usually kept in first class
drug store, Of W. II. MURRELL
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

Mr.. J. F. Lewis and wife. (pcs Miss
Bette Eidson,) of Ro-ine. Ky, arrived
n this city last Saturday evening, and
are the guests OF Mr.. z. WAYNE Griffin
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

just receiving a lot of fresh Lemons. Or
snges, Cheese, Pine Apples, Raisins. and
Bananas, at F.E. KlNsLEy,
Sorrels' old Stand.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

Just received fresh lot of Good Ap,
plies, Raisins, Candies. &c. at
w. l.. Rows
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

One-half Of the Tuition will be due at the
middle Of the Session, and the other half at
the close. No dsduetion for absence, except
in case Of prOiraeted sickness. Students VIII
be received at any time and charged from time
Of entering. Special attention paid to sitting
boys FOR College. Board can be obtained at
from 50 50 to 90 per week.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

Prof Malcolm Mcintyre, principal OF
the school at this place, spent few days
in Owensboro, last week.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

DR.. n. w. Duvall, OF White Run, was
in town yesterday and called in to see rs
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

Rev. W. P. Bennett, pastor of the
Baptist church here, preached to large
audiences last Sunday and SUNDAY night
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

Soft finished blcached Cotton from to
IL cents per yard, at f. SMAIL's
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

Goods exchanged for Wool and the
highest market price paid.
HARpwIcK K NALL.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09
FASHIONABLE DREss MAKER.
%:
Miss ELLA While

Has located at Mr. REMUS GIBSON'S resi-
dtnco, in Hartford, Ky, where she is pre-
pared to do dress making and fitting at req
sonable rates. Having had considerable ex
per'enee, she feels justified in promising en-.
tire satisfaction. Patronage solicited.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

Turkey red and bieached table linens
and knapkins to match, just from Bank
rupt sales, at T. SMALL's.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09
Inst lRe@afNasle

One gross OF the finest Sewing Machine
Ol-llead Matter OF the Sperm Whale,
Al FoRDs.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09
Evansville. 0~ca-boro A Nashville.

Rail- ROAD TIME TABLE.
Took c1,c; MouIay, February, 26th, 1877.
leaves ow'ush1ro at S30 a. IA.
Arrives "a URen shore Junction ~ ll.ls
Leaves o"'H-5'ru FUNSTON at 2.UO ?. IN.
Arrives 90 90 rnsb"rU ~ $50
Direct connections made with Palacuh Rail
head.
Accommodation Train every Saturday.
Leaves Ogcu~baro function at 1.g0 a. m.
Leaves ONgu,loIo Al 900 o.. m.
Direct lime can now be made FROM Hartford
90 O~eashoro by this line, and no lay oV
nj the Junction.
r. 5. TRIPLETT. GrnI Manager.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

We are under obligations to Judge
James Tinsley, Of Rockpori, for late New
Orleans papers.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

L Small has the cheapest line Of la
dies and gents Hosiery you can Gnd in
town.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09
-
Land Warrants,

Pcrsons having land warrants to dispos.
Of would do well to call on
JoHN p. BARRETT.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

Green Apples, Dried Apples and Dried
Peaches, St F.E. K,xsrrr's.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Hart
ford, KY, on the Isl day OF May, 1877.
IL not called for in thirty days will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office, Washington,
II c
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

Angling is now in order. and the bows
are busy collecting their tackle.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09
MasOnIc.

F. Small sas just received black Gren-
ndines very cheap.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

Go to F. L Kimbley's for all kinds OF
first class Groceries.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

The Best Brooms in town aud Frazer's
Axle grease, at w. l. ROWS.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

just received fresh stock Of groceries
Tor sale at lowest cs-h prices, by d. A.
Goodman, at Morton's old stand.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09
Ladies Hats. cheap. at
OIL ROSENBERG d Bro.
n Call 20 the IndepcncntVOterso OF Ohio
County.

All those who are willing to give up
old parties and unite with the Independ-
ent Greenbaek party, are requested to be
at Hartford, Ohio county Kentucky, on
Monday, May the l4th, 1877. Object of
the meeting to appoint delegates to a con-
vention to be held in Morganiown, Butt
Ter county, to select candidate for the
Senate, and for other purposes,
j. D. BYgRs,
Chairman Of county Committee.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-09

SEND Zoe. TO @. 2. POWELL & CO..N.Y
y Tor Pamphlet of 100 pages, containing lis,s
% soeO newspapers, and sstimAtrs sksEIuK
cost Of ahveriislne.
, 1877-12-21
Charles 3tnsast TIT an,
6ntmo0er,
Np. 1913 Main Gtrafe.

SD eylaute mir e;nent eeebrten publifum
ansuaeiaer, bag iA eit Su'selAdit etablirt
babe une iest i'm Gtanpe bin, Nuftraisr, mel
de hrs SuteeEAaft iGlassn, anaansbmsn. Gs
merpsn ni1t otletne- 9errfns. lunbfrn alh
Gamenbilte, III ieber SernI, BON mir aars
GhneQlte b8tite, nadj Der n~eneIten Mpoe,
aneeferttot. Site wsreen sefarbt. ioWte 9eret.
nist. user mir isins 9aupi9aft 5uwenest
piyp li9er aufrispen Isin.
312 Gas. 3 tmmermar.
, 1877-12-21

am IL. Ntouember per1am nelten fib
nad altsm Braud In Der @ir3enid>
Neitauration bic bobsn Natbe os5 Brins
gen @%arnspal, I'm iber oaS nadfidbs
riss 6elt ih@s Nniidten aussutaulbeu.
Die Srase ,Ssin ooer @idtiein" mar
iofort srlebIst; oenn einfimmis war
man Der Nniiat. oaB Die ssbridten
3eiten 9eraoe 8eranlaiuns sdben,
Garneual 5u feiern, ban1it uis tmnsr
ourd oas uatsrltabtiide Ge1t gerfe9r
seidaff;n unb Irbeit 9esebsn werben
tonne. CONT pars baS Set 9eibert.
Qm 4. Mar3 finoet GROCER 6elt3us ltatt.
Iuf Dem Nsumarft balt Bring Garnss
bal uub &6ni9 Wein @eridt Rber bic
Tali9sr ; oielelbsn usrosn BORT berurs
tbeilt, au ben S9anbpfabl ssteqt unO
jpater ala ab @refsnoe8 Dei|piel I'M
6eif3ua nit bsrumsefabrt.s am 5.
GROCER @orio, unb am 6. Strobe Der elm.
seianbten Wsine, bel mslher @ele9ens
belt ben Yroouesnten @brenbiplome unb
aus3ei6nunsen gu Thsil iperosn. Sn
benz Selt3us oes &6niss Wsin, nad
Den prabtpoGen 8ilosrn BON ProfeHor
S9r6btsr 1T Garl8ru9s auseefabrt,
weroen einise Sunhert Statilten mits
uirfen uno fieben Yradtwasen. fir
Bring garnepal unb ben @olner Bauer
3tuei, uno nod einise 3cbn 8a9en fir
bumOritii9sm Gbeil bes :Su9es norse.
tabrt meroeu,
2wiIben 8auenoar uno Benborf
iino I'M Gbeiu an II. Hopember 700
Gentner Nrieuit perluufen. Die Staats.
6ebSros bot lofort Die n0tbiaen WaB'
reseln er9riifen, I'M osn iAaolidsn
5ol9en elmer Wa6erosr9iftunS nor5u'
6eu9en.
2sresfam. Das 9tabttbeater 1T BON
oem gelissr oss carbohydrates. Mau.
rernsifer Simon. fir Die BinterIat,
Jon in Paht senOmmsn worben uno lou
baS BerIonal oe5 leeten &unltiultituts
% peritdrft moroen, oaB auf beipsn
9abnen geIpielt werben fam. @roB
i Die Treuos Der 9reslauer aber bisies
Arrangement serabe nitbt; iebenfaaS
bat es absr ba5 0nte int @efolse, oaB
Die Prsile i'm Staotthsater beoeutsno
aiebriser, ais friiber, fein perben.
unisrsm altsrtbimli9en M%atbbauis
ltebt Elm Reuouationsbau IN Mus(iht
uno 1T oasu BON oer Staotpsrorbnetens
9eriammluns eine nambaite Suulme
6ewiuisl. Dem &rieseroentmal auf
Dem Augu,taplase 1T bic burd ben
5turm i'm 8rlbiabr abssbrohene
Spite fir 1900 W. ipleoer auise.
act mOroen.
Inier l10ues Yropinsial . Wulsnm
miro icst Don Den n%mbiiaungen oeS
9erGiles befreit uno treteu benz 81.
idauer bic &onturen beS monumental.
len Bauss i.st uou entsesen. DaS
9ebauoe 1T cine ber srisen s3ieroen
BreSlauS.
, 1877-12-21
y zimmerman ano g.,
. anlpfGrber II. 9Scininer.

2 Sroa0ltr imllt)c0 Der 4. II. 5.
Ssrrtnflsirr werren 9starti unb aereiuiat,
lctple ate Nrten BON 81 nceDanelhu1r, 6eee II,
Samentlsiesf nne Glider. @eileQunaea eurt
pGltFlrfen rereen ldnea auesnd brt. @absn
~espen abgshplt unc abe eliefert spn uno in ir-
GEM einem Sbeile Der Stopt,
Der sesseIerte NsinisuAsemaIaine nit
S9pammm, seten benz 3euse Elm ptel ItSne-
res IuSleber, all psan ,a nit her 0anp ae.
l9iebt.
VII Z. 9iuaeman e. 60.
, 1877-12-21
80. Spnes u1,b
s, 9. Gpworoio,
3 q y 10 &rste,

batsn cine @pmpoani eeibaft aetriiasct una
cine nsue e'esante Sfiiee in Der 9tsn Stra6e,
nettu bcr ct. 9 III &irde, erpfnet. llni',e
3inmer linb NIT rem neneten GrfNbLEge
perietsu, nm cS uulfren 8inben psG4em &
modem. i3abne Hetoem pbne S@me- GEN c. .
esspeen purh ben @ebrauG pcn @)o5 ~
@6lorpfprm auf @uni@ heS gatieptry, " =
Speroticnen ariinbli6 unp leiht. Der a.
partner ranft fir bos ibm BON ieihen { %
ben unb benz Yutlifum felt 81 Sa5ren G
l9snfts 3utrauem Mno bittst paTelte ouf a.
psue 5irma gu iiteriragen, Or. Gcparo.
%arabuirt YOn hem / tnaratl;gen @pteq;l ..
Vbilobelpbia. DeGhuler IN bsr 9iGae ii.
@oussieu fSnnen nod Sptbersesapaeusnl g.
relppneens fie Girnlte eiAeS her pa,hmr c.
laraen. f6 10
, 1877-12-21
girginta Staat6<Wa5erGt
taslt9 be~rausseseben sDn
9obn 9. { II.
go. 8 3uSlite Stra6e.s
M 10, Ta.
SubScrtpttpr8 Nretfet
preiie bcr auaeiBen:

Yretfe Der MI5ei8en:
@tn Ssuare, sn Waf SOS
Gin Square, ,wet Mal ~!
&tn Sdnare, bret Wtal- .
Gin Seuare, cine gHp@e 100
Elm Square, etnen Wpndt 90
Sin Gqnars bret Mepnate 10 70
8r5e,re Insetsen rperten iptser bsrttnet.
N6t pter ~pentser Bet II btlben etnen SQUARE.
Hle Mn3eteen Fnb tt gsraus su sablen.
Die !3ettuns utrb IN Hitmpnt unb Tim.
seaenb BON ben Graeern fir IS Gents per
WpGe auS9etragen.
, 1877-12-21
p;e psnu1pluauia
cfeaer Dfrl6srnngs : Gs(iA(Datt
uoa Pbilaoe!pbia.
Gegriiuoet 1926.
@eariaoet 1925.

gaur Capital. IS 40G,Lo0 90
Nctipa. 1,655,7l7 20
, 1877-12-21
Die TQt)hpr

VI b%eittmint, bas 9anse btsberi9e 6eip.rhbrec aas
suitoben. Ole Rur miro ourD bas lo0enannt:
Spbbao uno bur6 GInnsbnen pon &pfpntoee
bentrft. Sic 9obbGoer setseu an, m1 bic Arantbeit
tbreu Stb bat, nte tief lie ltcgt, unb 81 oteiGer
Seit 5ei9en fe bic 2e6ertStroit hes @3eni1en on.
Fauienoe itno IN ben lebten spei Sabren In ber
Saoesanfolt, "a Stanton Str 3lm 2orf. 8ebeilt
rnprben. nuter ben tSeeeilten ~befurben ib picle
aerste unb @potbetr Sic 2ob6d6tr Mnteri6eicen
fb pon anoeren SGot. N haourd). Bag Ie otreet agi
bic Srantbett einn!rfet, II ben franten GtoiI snts
iernen, IN ipelter Tornl ct cub gum @oridein
eonma STE Siao Elm WGrbre1rnugss otter @usi3ets
bunsssproceb Der 8rontpeitsltoie. -Seoer &ranfe
miro bel Der Anipenoua9 b! Ter Sur i~oSuIa9en leiu
ei9ener &rSt. gSetiu Scmcno burdf bile 8doer 9es
ktlt tit, 10 tit &c pirfli9 ano @fdoitat 9ebettt, NIB
renb nab Der hiSbsri9en Seilmet4oos bic Tiit.eE
sep5bnli6 gsidbrli4er inns ais tie&gGn'beitieI5it,
iilno li9 offers e aen3.S Ser le.1nbS.u traass
ObeisiG bic sOoedOcr of. aranybeiien. in,ctlt8
nno duberIi3, ~furtren, 70 iiuo oods bic S9irtun9en
Bel i%olasnbsn aranfbeiiein, b~cion6erS psnn fe F3
nod in %aenteni Sultanoe %befiuoen, saUs onberpsbeats
lid: Nieber, felbit Nerpers aao &pp6u3iiebsr.
rperbef lsbr lg9nea, ssloo4nlt9 vii ID Sapeu'
~beionber5 lei iiHaen geuten u ial tr,teH Gtqotu,n,
gerp5bnli0 Ie;t6t furirt. gSaGsrfpdit M1cus
nnattSntmS m oft Ie9:. 5@n.L- 0e4eilt;
sbenic sag9a., nsle obrertrogtbetttn, iopts cue
d. vssh &ranfbeiten, 8saio,p sS1aeu, Ge=
fd,ix asRt GcrDSDeln &C. tit bic gStrtuna etae
ployt. en I'd .aare. 9tur Elm Soo lit birtei9enO.
i'm SeStn Don -er Mtrsnns sl iiOcrseu9eu. MaS
9enfreb5 ,,ao ioeenonnte f,arns ober
SnceertuGr (ciw- 3ieet unbeifbare &rautbeit)
nuroen gebs.it 81 ! sscrlr &ranfbett 9eben ri
@raSent bca id ~rioils9 ,nit le9caI Sobe 0ar9 ben
urn alb.
Ite @af ano Wiun 'bmes Nulper .ucrSeu nas
isbem @tob TN SGnse o, '1not Ger slis ~
@apespulperS 1T 81, Der oe5 Giunebme Z &htne'3
81. MAN Ialie i9 cine 8spi3Vre iib3r bic Eolfss
h eusIii4sr ODER hsutiber SPr@9e i@iGGa.
Fir. RauchfCss.
, 1877-12-21
9nlurauce
& . sia I, q u y,
go. $40 Waln,tt Strabe,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
S%ncorporirt 1910.
Soar Gapital.......$ 10000 90
@ctiba 1,2SO,976 II

@runbeiaentbum in Yb lopelbbia
unn i'm 9 GnylfiQ Safea~"..$i50,10 100 90
Bombs neSYpptbsfen, e.fes0elp 43f $3.50 30
Darleben nit Galaterais........ f37.350 90
G,ut sel9erte @runomietben..". 41,040 SO
6 ienbabu, Sonal unb aplsns
Gpmpaeuie 8cnss~."""".... 19S,Sf5 90
@ilenbabn uni aneere 9fttsn...". 1896 GO
@ersiniaten Staaten Oarleber.. 110,250 90
Stat. County unb Staet Dars
lfbeu ste..... .""."""."... $500 90
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-23


the public is concerned, that the heirf
did not wade in and break the whole
thing. AS William Fl. is bound, if he
carries out his fathers idea, to place
the hundred millions and its accumula-
lions n'the hands of one of his children,
there will be n fortune of five hundred
millions in the hands of his oldest son,
in less than ten years. This is altogeth-
er too much money for one man to hold,
in a'republic. In fact, if he happens
to be shrewd enough to handle it selfish
ly, he could control the country with it.
But fortunately there comes in dissipa-
ton, disease and death to prevent such
calamities. The only good there is in
dissipation is it distributes estates when
they get too large. Sin is made to work
good in some cases..
BUSINESS
is getting better, every day. Since
Hayes has taken the helm there has
been a tightening up, a revival, that is
delightful. People are not only paying,
but they + investing. Goods are SELL
ing, exchanges are being made, there is
a life and vitality that the country has
not had for years, and everything looks
better. We r all going to do well
from this time out. PIETRo.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
THE woRKINGMEN's CONGRESS.

In small hall tho thri floor OF the building No
IL Academy street, Nowark-lhc place IL called
Pythias Hal-a very lively congress- assembled yes
mems Party" There wcrc present about thirty
delegates, representing tho English, German, Bo-
herman aud French sections. By noon delegates
were present follows:-Newark, 4; New York, o;
Philadelphia, o. Utica, " Y, 2; Buffalo, N. r., l;
Chicago, 2; Cincinnati, 2; Lawrence, Mass, !;
San Francisco l.; Albany, N ", 1; Manchester.
N. H., l: Allegheny CITY, Pa, l; Cleveland, !.
Charles E. Coilcnbura, OF Brooklyn, elected per.
manent chairman: Philip Van Pattcn, OF Chicago,
secretary Tor English section; Waiter Renhurt, ot
Brooklyn, secretary tor the German section. Alter
permanent organiz .tion Delegate George Winter, OF
Brooklyn, arose ana movcd thai Inc scrgcants-at-
arms be instructed TO require delegates and members
Of tho irty present spectators TO show their
beTship cards and ex;iudc such representatives, OF
the press were present WHOSE journals uld not
rcpresen, tho principles Of tho worKingmcn's p,rty
Thon arose the exciting discussion OF the day.
Several delegates wancu tue reporters admitted but
smooth laced, ireshookiIg person SAID tnat TINS
the hrst congress that had ever been asked 10 admit
reporters, and II would be "A dangerous thing, no
thought TO have III. meetings public Hc was heartily
u fasor OF secret conclavcs the same as the senate
and House were III Washington when they woDt INTO
executive session. Finally, upon motion OF dele
gate was resolved To hold Two sots o scssiOhs ono
secret and ono public, tho latter 10 De hcld
after the Congress had Thoroughly organized ani ary
entered upon It's proper business. ten minutes
recess was then iaken TO allow press to rcrc and
members OF the party 10 show Their carus subsequent
sessions held IN secret IL y expected that tic
Congress viii be IN session Two days, ana alto
gethcr IN session ovor a week.
the evening the aics were entertained Dy Tho
Newark section al the furn HAN to muacai aud
dramatic perform nee aud later 10 ball
The New York herald., 1877-12-27

tical oiendera To make immunity moro certain the
policy OF appointing district attorneys and mar
shals men agreeable To the white people OF the south
that IL, dtmocrats-was deief mined upon."
Tue appointment oil Sorthrop MS District Attorney
for south Car DINA and Waldron Marshal tor Ten
nessec referred TO- and extended comment Is MADE
on that OF Filzsmmons Marshal tor Georgia IN
place OF smythc, competent ana honest republican,
which was confirmed by the democratic senators
votes and The vote Of Stanley Matthews alone. SEN
ator Gordons letter to W. A. Hun this subject IS
also reviewed at length.
purY or yEPrBi.icAys.
View OF these lame able facts is the duty Of true
republicans 10 take prompt and courageous action.
silence is crimc acquicsence and inscton are polit
zeal death. Can the republican party OF heroic
achievements DO bound 10 un administrator which is
not Tree agent, but Is bound by bargain to General
Gordon J.. q. c. Lamar. Wade Hampton and other
Southern democrats now in nigh office only through
the blood OF murdered republicans Does not every
voter In the land know that Hayes and Packard wero
elected simultaneously and held by the same title,
and that when Hayes abandoned aud trampicd down
Packard he put an rremovabc stain upon his title
Tho republican party has lived long and survived
many assaults and many treasons only bees use II mas
been party founded uron high principles. an
by lofty sentiment, corrageousy acting up TO noble
convictions. II II now diseraces It's RECORD and In
dorses or fails 20 rcpudatc the Hayes surrender us
voters will leave 1t by thousands It's days numbered,
II will die a deserved and unborored death.
The New York herald., 1877-12-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Professor W. G. sumner. OF Yale College, and Alex
ander Mitchell. President OF the Chicago. Milwaukee
and 81 Paul Railway Company, nj tho II nman.
Juige Charles Daniels. OF tho New York Supreme
Court, is at the Grand Central Ex-senator Morgan
T. Hamilton. OF Texas, and Judge Charles 5. Lester, oI
Saratoga, are at the Metropolitan Beuson J. Losing,
OF Chestnu; Ridge. n. y, Ut the Colem m Henry
Il Plcrson, o Albany; Pliny Jewell, OF Hartford;
Edward II. Eicon, o. Buirso, and II n. James aud A.
\. Jingle OF the Treasury Department. arc at the
Fiith Avenue Professor Ezra Abbot, /. Harvarc COL
lcge, and Lieutenant Colonel Henry c. Hodges United
states Army, are al the Everett. Franklin d Gowcn
and Eckicy b. Coke or Pcnnsyvania. are at the Bro
WORT. William d. Bishop, President OF the New
York, New Haven ana Hartford Railroad Company,
and Charles Brodhcad and Henry Green OF Pennsyl
vania. At the st. James. Ex.con grcssman VIII.
IL. upson OF ONO is at the ST. Nicholas Judge
W T. Otto oi Wasningto., Is al tho Astor. Professor
ii u Riddle OF Hartford. is at the Grand.