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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-08
BEGGING.

The County School SUPPLEMENTARY
is begging to be filed. The gentleman
elected, Prof Price, to Eli the position
declines to serve as the pay offered wOn't
justify acceptance, 50 the Court cannot
elect a substitute until April term. The
schools are greatly needing the super
vision of an intelligent head. 1t is I
pity that this great and important pub
lie interest, the public schools of the
county, upon which at least I've THOUSAND
dollars are annually expended, shsuld lael
the cordial support of best our citizens
We are neglectlng the most eficien
means for tia elevation of those around
Us who grope in the darkness of ignOr
snoe.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-08
Watterson's kdvios.

Henry Watterson, writing to his jour
nal on the Tribunal disgrace, winds mp
bis. letter as follows:
! am sure that I cannot see the wis
dom, or the blessing, Ia this present
business; but, for nv part, mean TO ae-
cept it, as have accepted many things,
''on faith" faith in the creative principle
of the universe, faith in human nature,
faith in the people and faith in the fu-
ture. l earnestly advise everybody to do
the same; especially urging upsn Demo
Gratis the good sense, as well as the duty,
of doing these things, to-wit:
First-Preservs the psEty organization
intact. without haw or doubt
Seeood--Suppress violent thoughts
and extreme ejaculation, for anger nevsr
mende1 any cause.
Third-Freat Hayes like 4 gentleman
until he proves himself usurper by his
Gets.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-08
Keep Ont Of Debt.

Half the psrplexjty, annoyance and
trouble that men have IN this world is IN
consequence of getting into debt 1t
seems TO be natural for some people to
buy and INCUR obligation without meas
Ure, so long as they can avoid paying
ready cash. Give one of this sort
chance to buy on credit, aud the ques
ton of price and conditions of payment
are matters that he cafes out very little
about. But what q crop of trouble
springs up from the seed of debit How
many sleepiess nights result from 1t;
hsw many gray hairs itn trouble bringF,
and how often it shortsns lifa-some-
times leading to suicide and murder
And get how easy thing it Is to keep
clear Of this horrible monster. With the
exception of sickness and the like com-
pelliog poor persons to incur debt for
their maintenance, there is but little ne
cesssity for getting into such trouble
Every young man should form fixed
and unutterable determinations before
commencing his active business career,
not to incur a dollar of indebted ness
under any circumstances. Never Dor
row. Never buy anything unless you
have the money to pay for it at once.
Pay no attention 10 splendid OpportunI-
ties. bargains, rare chances and the like
Such affairs are only traps to catch vic
tins. II you see anything you would
like to buy, or any offer is made that you
would like to acoept,- look FIRST at your
money pile and let yOur answer depend
upon that. Always pay as You 20, II
you are short of money, gauge your de
wands accordingly. Foster habits oil
economy, live within your means, buy
nothing that you cannot properly afford
and you viii 90 through life frss from
the miseries and troubles that beset tie
path of the debtor.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-08
Hatrinony and Fast Young Hen

The pastor of church in one of our
large cities said not long ago: Il have
oficiatsd at forty weddings since 1 came
here. and in every case save one felt
that the bride was running an awful risk,
Young men of bad habits and fast ter
dencies never marry girls of their own
sort. but demand r wife Bbove suspicion
So nure, sweet woman, kept from tbe
touch of evil through girlhOOd, give
themselves, with AL their costly dover
of womanhood, into the keeping of men
who. IL bass associations, have learned
70 ubdervalae all that belong to them,
and then fad no time for repentance in
the sad after years. There is but one
way out of this that | can sec, and tha:
is Tor you-the young women OF tn
country-to require, in association aud
marriage, purity for purity, s0briety for
sobristv, and honor for honor. There is
no reason why the young men of tbls
Christian land should not be as vistuOus
"a its Young women; and If the loss Of
vour society and love be the price they
are forced to pay for vice, they will net
paw it. l admit with sadness that so5
ali of our young women are capable OF
this high standard for themselves 81
others, but believe there are enough
earnest. thoughtful girls in ths society
ef oar country to work wonders If faith
fully aroused
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-08
How to Ruin g Son.

l. Let aim have his own way.
2. Allow bin free use Of money.
3 Give him full access 70 wicked com,
paniOns.
4. Call him to no account eff his ever
Jugs.
5, Furnish him with no stated employ
meat
Pursue either Of these ways, and you
will experience most maryelors deliv
erancs or will have to morn over q &c
based and ruined child Thou sauds
have realized the sad result, and have
gone soTrowing to the grave.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-08

TEE Tennessee House of Represents
Iives has passed on third reading bill
TO repeal the law taxing the losing par
ties in civil suits with. the cost. A bill
to prohibit State officers from borrowing
n0ney-to repeal the law lsssening che
number Of Justices of Peace composing
quarterly courts aud TO require ell Of
them to attend.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-08

,,n' step see before ne,
lis all ne d to see;
The light of heaven more brightly shine
When earth illusions flee;
And sweetly through the silence came
His loving "fClloR Ne.
D blissful lack Of wisdoml
lis blessed not to know
&c holds me with His OVID right hand,
And will not let me 90,
And lulls my troubled soul TO rest
In him who loves me go.
So on go, not knowing
would not If | might;
ia rather walk in the dark with God
Than 90 alone ia the light;
I'd rather walk by faith with Him,
Than 30 alone by sight.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-08

THR friends of the Texas and Pacific
Railroad measure in counting noses
claim clear majority in the House, but
the counting of the electoral vote has
prevented bringing forward the bill
under a suspension Of the rules, and
thus compelled postpOnement until the
next Congress. ~
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-08
Text hooks.

A bill has been reported in the Penn
sylyania Legislature which provid es that
school directors can only change the
text books in the schools once 10 six
months. We should think the taxpayers
Of Pennsylvania would object to the
great expense Of buying new books for
papils every six months, especially as i,
Is reported that half million dollars is
annually spent in the State for school
books, toe greater portion of which
goes to New Y ork and Ohio publishers
a change once In three or four yeara
may be necessary, but taxing of parents
every ak month IN the interest Of pub
fishers is an outrageous proceeding In
Illinois, We observe, the people are pro-
testing against change of textbooks
every two years, alleging th OF the school
suPsrin.endsnts receive twenty per cent
commission from the booksellers or pub
fishers for securing changes The chsrga
Is doubtless corset and the obnOxiou.
business, which prevails probably in
every State, should be promptly extin.
guisAed = Courier Journal
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-08

A BILL has been introduced in the
House to refund the money collected
under the dog law.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-08
CHORUS

Where Ho may lead I'll follow,
My trust IN Him repose;
And every hoRr in perfect peace
I'll sing, "He knows, He knows"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-08
The Evangelist's Last Hymn.
By P P. BLISS.

[ know not what awaits me,
God kindly walls mine eyes,
And DER each step on my onward way
He makes new scenes arise;
And every joy he sends me comes
q sweet and glad surprise
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-08
a gents Wanted

S9J9 @ ifs aiszl.i sf s.. ser iT.5y ! nina
-, =; - - - 80, se ssslly sara doEsa a5Ilars dzy
10 - =" .1a-tlet Have roora = erpIE Ia
here hotl1eta PiseHaHt. and hozorssis STo5sss 80
20 ID kL-a - = Ell AZ HeH. We WI 1913 Ve1
eeI1p &c sltLf Tres The kasiassa saws tstfsT 80
o're. All bear eEpsn = II sssrtfzE yea
= - - ,s4Le And see. baFnsFs EsGhau-
- .J 'os sc eaashtors aae al slassss IL nsed q
q Ieyh srA ~ hgi1ss Ehaaid urits ~ ~ - = A.
delay. AedrG1 80 -
Jzl5 70, Ts-iF. krs-S,s 49,
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TRAGEDY IN 4 GRAVEYARD.
rWO LOvEHS yOrvD DEtp. KTLLED ny
RS o. IIIIS.



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IL ~ 81 ar iw' ~ IN mt
,r @l.u- ~ i'"-u 80 rl.'"i " l"und nrar
Nv W lh lW' 'lI l~ empty. Nh'h thr llthl
sn"'s W''i, us,u ilsl ~ hu' pru'why hnt
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IN NJ, .u IAuI, lus' ."re dn'N' ana 'hrS
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very largr tr'"s and shruOrrry under winch
crsilN on rnl ih.msriv,-. II re- no doubt. tho
Ing wrr" carried ON. Mr. }. \. Curhow disrov-
VI ~ ,i'v ".' ~ INK, NJ, u h"I'.W Walh N'rN
straight. ~ II The d"gih wound wn- rr'rNri
VIII ON nus lack NJ ~ Snarp hal one lrg
er"Wn up ana many ,h.ie n'r n9. ,3n ,nt
her Knee h"ins ina ''ni .oni'tiop when found.
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el'rk IN ~, s'"r, "l Ni'i"S br,-' H." r am,
Y, nrs NO. lis n'nrn M W. ni"ny- g'ni lrmHn-
" "iu W., soon ""Hin' very pnuihr' IFS MS
he -nid to have possess II NJ times az unso,,
,thau" "ull''' ~ ,t'''r 7" "a ccii'ht nlh
NJ was Tree from the Ni"s OF drinkins.
" t' anu y'h r. wv &c uls'S' III ..
IN the OH e. 81 tho SINGER Sew ng Machine
"
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STEAMBOATS, mo Hullroros.
DENNsYIvANIA RAILROAD.


On AMI hurt Nu, ~. ISL
Trains leave New YORK. VIA Dr-brO~-cs aud Cortlandt
IT. Fcrfw-. ~ nlluws
IN r,-.fur II -trs. rtf.turgh The West and South
viii Pui man Palace cars attached. "a NJ AMI = 81
= dult.
% Muntnis'nrt Lock Haven. Cory, and Erie, ats ~
VI conn. ctue u Cory .or lnu-u". j., ro.cum
t'ntu. nni the o. 10. -iuns tOr Wiiham-rort aud
Iu,k u o.. MA
tof btlluofc, Washington auh the South, " Limited
NHsl tom ENr'~-' n Pu. utn l'arW cars dhv. ~
c'lt Suud .N nA NJ iruNe Nt.hiusiou l.'oP
Re- .i ~ 20 \ VI. L. e. 3D. aud 9 T. VI sUnday. q ~
ttdg'r NJ
IA .p..s m pulnd,lrha. W 40 q 90 ~ iimitcdl II
-. :. p. a. 81 in. : 49, ant 81 SUNDAY. - \.
.. u. $50 = so, aud T. Emigihnt ami >,coni
rH.. =
Boat. m "Brookivn Nunrx" connect with All thro,mh
tram. atj'r"A CIV n"rlng asi'edy AMI direct trans
irr Ter bruoklVu travel
ter tam. 10 newark. EI,ah"th- RAILWAY Princeton,
Tr,utnu Perth Anho,, Flsfnin-tun. B,vidcre. aud
other POINTS. ~ct local schedules al Tckct Ofices
Trains arrive FROM ft-hur.h. 81 and 10 ~ NJ and
1O.lpP dulN. ~ ~ \ v and 500 T. daily. rN-
cert Monday From WASHINGTON tui Baltimore. q -
and ~ VI. $40. '1l AMI ~ IL T. SunlaV.
NauHN - 90 From Phi itl l hln % ~. a. %. - a.
1910 10 -, u go \ VI 2:tp IN % u, ~ = ~ 10 10
aud 10 20 4 VI ~unt9N. 10, go. tu, 10 40 u %
A NJ. G.su and 10 - T. VI
Tck Offices. hld ami ga Broadway. Astnr House,
and fuut o Ur-lru.-U- and Ouftluii It's Court It
u oukNn. III. iN. and i~ Hudson st. uphukrn Depot
FRANK THOMSON T. fAiMhH.
t,tn.rtl Manager. General PASSENGER lA-cut
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-- IN ~ ~ ~
~
EhMAk - a u AE3 E<HxX - ~
""''Ds
, . $780,. fRlOEs W M OWN
Na~,s. Tray Gun aud ~auccrs,
tricks anu TOYS. DC To 500 ,,,,s,,,
bankrnpt HOOK Pullishers
Sto,k tess uhhn mali ificc. ....
kinney.
pc 70 T. o. nri ~ each
q" ana ''' hn"h~ al ~ anl 20 ,,,,,z,,
~ inl - 30 Iks At zoe
" ~" b""hs ''c hsl - .....
p,.,... l.. ., ,., p, - kINhhh.
fHnel fictur"s Ia I" -'c. -
, nm -. .., kiHIhf.
wax po'-. I'M l"s-' ,,,,,.,,
r,i,, A. III. ,.,. D.. go, MAIL
'hi" pol- WIN mar loo NJ. .,.,,.,.
n, H.. o,.,o.. ,... t. hiNNhf
''l"'ihk All our tlthch D"hs y,x,p,
TOYS nrices va, DOWN the
Basement lhh :" luSS v,~y,,
,.,s. .... -., .. ga, - h'Nr''
r..,,,s,.,u.,... o.. ZEN kinney
i, nt,,,, ~ ,,, ,i',,,-s' Wv ~
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RIO PHILADELPHIA,

THE oLDEsr,RLislIFp RorrE ASD SHORT LTSE
between
NEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN riirOrGii TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
THREE nLlut~ IL PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IL NEN YORK.
Double TRACK. The most Improved Equipment. aud the
Fastest fiinr consistent with absolute safety.
ON AMI after Nuv - 1877
FNnross Trains tH,o Nrw York. wa Dcshrosscs and
ttrfluudf SIS. ftrri-~ t~folluN-.
3d. = 20 % $500 uuii.d|. II 4 " - .. 3d. s1p
and"r sundays A NJ. %, q. $50. Z. 3 3d. AMI %
T. VI
Bouts of BROOKLYN Annex" connect with AN thronsh
trains At jersey CITY adorhn- speedy aud direct
trans rr lur HruuhlN lttfl
Rc'n,mns tram. o9y' imiad ipha .o, p 81. ~
I'D nui ~ \ VI hlnifri express 80 ~. ., T.
81 7. aud g.. = ami a. midnight On SUNDAY
50. q 81. Z - s|uA ", 10 and ~ Midnight
Tek,' offices. ,2i amt ~ brnfiwAN 40 A-pr Hnn~s
ard uuf OBJ - E. sn.r- anal t'rtlault It. Court It
hr,ekNu. M iiu ami liz ilui.uu 1t lunukru. depot
FRANK THOMSON L. T. FARMER
usn"Iai NiuH.rf GEM PASSENGER A-,nt
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BLINKING IND FTNiNCTfL.

THE MOST POPULAR RESORT ~ WALL ST FuR
nfr a'Nr- $40 sfrk i at the Ncw stOcN ENchau-,. e..
NfuifNHN md - Nrw 4
Aut.u %. low a. - may be- invested In stocks
join HICRLING. Proprietor
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atlattb's mo ssw'lrn.

yvu can get the he.t ariic.ss ior the ca.fm.ucy
rAcurNANN MoFLl,H
J,J CANAL ST.. y
Ar StftrNG NArCHIs DIAMONDS iTWfiRN
srtRiiNr SILNtf ap' SILVER fiiet WAR. go ir.r.
= g.. -t..t v. cLoo Ks ANp BK Slf, -t lowest
f''.-i IrlNr-
tNf .H.fl- WIFI tonfr fr,at .yof Do, ~nfINt tle.f
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dclAnt.O--- ttmalrs.
4 Vr-TOWN ADVERTisERs

1 " y - ~ y IN
r i.a,e oil, o,yor. 'or rs -rS AZ 'hc only author.
~. u.f ~ nls fu. inrnf nihces
81" h.,linn' corner o., iiN = nnOP am
.ol tn.Htru i5.H ft una = 4 VI
4 -TNFIi:rDi -lta~.rn W Wilson,. machine.
y t'v lN. 'r'.. ntHi tminis wear. 80 an
-iNu> -rtlN>S,o .2e R.oon- T.
4 -EoN,' OK gisCo \ -. g .1 80. ~ 81. .nee'.
$40 tANLrNN $. i5- hti., II. brooA.Sn
CLOAKNNI, ris- -. s.'--io ag.' e'i.. hand.
7 .'.e. .'r. n N'.tt. rs Wilson's Hiv ,fw Ahp =.
luinu ll ,tr4nl a.. 81 ul.iNr-i friuc. 1899 uiou
as, aiI I.tnf. mr-i tnwNrA aa Nnud morAu-
CIo.h FINi>nEit~ ,n leu.,,' amt u,.-,- nac
Y D.f. lHls SIAN &c. Hna 0s.'or Prince 81
HWpFIr, EMPLOYMENT FOR
l U,. ifoe ID make u -uitIn auI pU.ut lace, CON
iu Dug ai N.ifAftIs. 5000 lt anh itfH JET. also
MY rn IN HnaINnv Sew lnrN. anil ~ Aianue
N r0H su alNu acltris anl importer, cd al. mate
fiii- .or lIe- nlaNius
- I.rOv,I .tt.r Great Or.nt Dollar siorc 'o PARK
L. ~ 'fi.' ' e in' s'ii o., -i'i y ana n,o'5"t'
"s' R'fir ir.Ir.l''NH. 2. i'uouonm r.io'.
\l-NNrrD- c.nllr o' TASTY dle..mnkcfs. also a
W i..r.Nuf 90 ffs, olnr-t wnrernHn. capable
l-HT 'N.l0 49, understanding sine npi,hins. a.
W i'. Az, nj ,0e .l.. o u., l4,. ~,ta.. -aI
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N-NNTTD- Nt.o, iale oroon4 W.T., anoiAsr lnly
~ tlfta. -.eNt-t llfn g.
NANrru- ..n,n 'o prepare nli... ior cannn.
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Adm Nlusit.

NEW Musc,- Mmnam Rell. song and dlnce
500 nl sLtmpiu catalogue. hAhDiNo ., 30 Bo~cry
opposite Prince ~
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a,ottls.

GRANT HOUSE, ~ Now Bowery. hritrd through.
~ uut, Iius a. lowest plIecs iOr amllls AMI -tnts
open nil night
NV ENGIASD HOTEL. ~ Bowery -lois.
~ me-. $50 ft' ,t'N weekly. - 10 ~ -tl room.
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Lace Curtains.

puCrluN or i, PER CENT HAS BEEN MADE on
Orr STOCK OF REAL LACE. RE AND NOT.
r1NGIAM LACE CrRrA1Ns AND FURTHER aEDUC.
loss ~ WINDOW SHADES. nOLLANDS. CORNICEs.
GIMps &c.
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ii l.NflN"
II tAAoN l..lI %. rhNf "a vit wl.l d.. Nod
llf. nlfN fInt.fi4N.... MNrINlr iiAi De- llf f4.f
lNi0''cnth IS, "Wednesday. i"e l.. comu'u.u- rI "
COiLES'> ORCHESTRAL o.. ,,l.., inu. 900.
'i' -h aN tiist lass uu.e iu!nis.od iui Ntll-
nHftr-. 80
SttHTD aONCEisT roN.ir ,lo.
- ffH Us tIi ~. sr"ml NtM ARTISTS ur. .,l.
GRAND Mi-Hi. -',r.', fran.i ,alri ..
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-28
News OF the g1ay.

The particulars of tho iete tragedy II Ci,o;....
in which two women co,cmittn s,;c;l,:r,,,'
in that city which h.v. hco, Ms, T.,,,' .''..
oped form q peculiarly sorrowiul tale. ErGer,',
no no lohsGi any douo! that tho two woa!c@. ST..
l1s anu iua Olll united II the purro;@ %: .e.s.
qes.fGcIoH, ana look poison :. Inc s.rua tim,
HcItels "nlcn nave CeeH ilun, t.:,rJ, wri.c.
ny Doln mother and daughter, pyIat . ,e>
lheory q; inc true ore. They MsI err 4cavornt :.
return to the quiet Shake se.,l"mer! iron,
c;nino nf tb .ao1 ~ scso:ug % the :igI d.
them. From their jo. s..nc;e,C. ~ 49,, ''','.,%|
peculiar people thcy vera united for ..ya ,.,,-
pIOyment as IVES open - .heu il tie civ, 49,.
rather than face ruin, which SCENE =, 1906,
tilcn, they chose t. Ill. in each Others .,."'.
Both mother and daug..a. were OF u,a,,.s.'..,'
appearance, and their letter: snow; Inc. .i...
were ABOVE Inc average III ti;eta:y culture. 49,.
nu1 ,r, u 'H' "'u'" "H' H'!'ed n -Aa t".-,
Tboer;,of,,,o r,;..,;...p.:.,
S".. % f-'''!" n''"1 "!''S'''9' n''E""." l"""a
WAS oecluea 1t Sa!t Lakc City yesterday B..
Judge Schsllor, who hold. tia. TIE :la:....r;.
not entitled to decree OF divorce. 5t2,,,.a..,
alleged marriage being polysamoUs Us -.
sna. nc "Ss eh;.tle3 30 coMpcH:";c; r., @r.
90 ~ i.uHi, ii..'I&. ~. "''.
lnS ieceEe9 II! tnis instance ~ .hc i'"' %, "...
nunS, penoense !lte, more Ina" tEo." s'''sr
WY iea'ouHplY "orIn' sh9 shoh" ., %'f'.
luFtnoT ccnlpeh:s!!oA'
1nefo arc lhlrIeen ku:s''a "e:t@sA.Hs..; e..
iJlhg Ill American ports al :ifs'I T. 'e:!a..
oal SINCE "sf mas necn cecinrcd. i"' sA'q- ~.
Two oarEs 81 New OK, aoou. the same :u,.Hs-
OF eacE Hlhu at baitinCre' ana lhr2cA y. f"%..".
RnsSa nnt 70 nJ,a o0Sil - ..c " "
Rus.a does not indemnify for !o::cs q. .s.n ..r,.
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tenn OF narrow gauge railroads over H..
sysiem OF The broad gauge, 80 that vour i:.l
cao form correc: judgment 10 REFERENCE -
superiority OF the narrow gauge, aud uuGers, w.
no" very important it is to their vital jp,cro.,S"
that this system of railways sha!! g, nrco :.
cel7e their attention ADD be prom 2tIv sjo,...5
so as to prevent the permaren. ruin - ~.
State BY having continued railroad pocy 49, ~.
has tor over twenty-five years rc,ar;Si -.
growth and prosperity. ~
HUGH THos. DoCG..s
CATLEIT'S, VA, April &c, ISL.
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DAILY AND TREWEEKLI B>
EDGAR SNOwDEN-
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL %, 1877
The consistent radicals-not those who made

The consistent radicals-not those who made
haste to swallow their own words and became
firm supporters of the Presidents peaceful
policy ,as soon as it was aunounced-are becom-
ing desperate. They know that unless some
thing is speedily done for them, they Will be
speedily done for. Hayes having used them
as the ruugs of the ladder by which he reached
his elevated position, has kicked that ladder
down, and evidently means to quiet bis claim to
the Presidency by endeavoring to act fairly to
all sections of the country, and thereby DO what
is possible toward removing the blight CT the
Grant administration. Peace has resumed her
beni6cent sway at the South, and the rcStoVa
ton of, friendly feelings between the lately dl-
vided sections Is rapidly nearing its COM
p!etion--when accomplished, the food upon
which radicasm has fed will have been con
sumed and the disease will &c starved out. 10
this emergency tho leaders Of the party have
couuseled together and resolved, as one OF the
few means yet left by which to sustain them.
selves, to try the effect Of "friog," not the
Northern heart, which to their sorrow is not so
iniammablc az formerly, but that OF the negroes
in the South, aud for that purpose arc call
ing for subscriptions must always have
money-to send copies of the Witness, an 10,
cendiary newspaper, filed with attacks upon
the white people Of the South, and also upon
the President fer bis peace policy, to the five
thousand negro preachers Of the South, in order
that they may incte their hocks to all sorts OF
yillainies, so that the white people may be com.
PEELED to take the law into their Own hands
and thus provoke disturbances that may be
famed into matters Of national importance.
We do not thiuk they will succeed; on the con
trary we believe that lIaycss policy has given
the radicals mortal stroke, and if they DC
wise they will accept the inevitable ana die
q uiety.
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Telecraphic Summary.

The announcement of the failure of L. N.
Robinson & Co., Wall street brokers, on the
New York Stock Exchange, yesterday, pro,
duced great sensation, as many Of those pres.
ent had received checks from the firm only o
few minutes before, and which they lad not
had time to get certified.
The application for freight room for produce
on the steamers bound for Europe have be.
come so numerous that the rates of freight are
to be increased.
Cornelius J. Vanderbilt, 10 his suit against
his brother, w. Ii. Vanderbilt, for 81. 100000,
has employed as counsel Scott Lord and Jere
Black.
Fred. Starrbury and John Schwarz. coun.
terfeiters, were arrested 10 Cincinnati last night.
David Beck was hung at Summergille, Ga,
yesterday, tor the murder Of VIM. ShaDIin.
Alex, Leslie, of NeWberg, N, Y, has failed.
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Ia view Of the great and increasing number
Of outrages upon female children, and the cry
ing necessity Of adopting measures for putting
q stop to them at once, would it not be we'll for
the States TO pass laws comforting authority up
on any three free holders in the vicinity Of the
scene Of such outrages to try the culprlt as soon
% discovered and execute their sentence imme
5iafolu 2
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Mr.. Anderson, OF the Louisiana returning
board, will, it is reported, be appointed collec.
tor of the port of New Orleans. McLin, Of the
Florida board, has already been provided for.
Such appointments look very much like the
completion of bargalns,an detract considerably
from the reputation the President is acquiring
by his peace and home rule policy.