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r.-.!,r G-INIav.- hr New lr.li ~Js',
= ;.uasI tlras has done more than aDy
rtL,r IN tn" United States u awaken the
n-,p!. {, the necessity of presidential
Investigation in o:Gy- Ia prove whether
or not Hayes was occupying the White
house hy fraud, has TIE following III re-
,-,ri to the Peter inyes; cation After
venting is opinion rs to tie probable re
sul-. II saws Butwithout asking any body
~ accept in advance "ur conviction "I
what tie Investigation. Viii disclose, let II
he supnos-,I the result clearly establishes
The :act that the democratic electors were
rhnrrn hy the people "a; any one or more
states whose electoral votes We're counted
h. the electoral commission. and b. tue
t,ya house: fnr Hayes that these results
wee brought about 10y fo5-ry, perjury.
and suhsnatinn "f perjury that the
.,.,a7,.s Who procured these rcSattS We're
;h. p:.rtisi;ns Of Hayes. more or less
directly acting in concert with h!ln or ms
immediate friends that the persons who
,.,useutcl u commiJ the frauds We're
,,,,,,pised rewards, and thar some OF them
have been rewarded, while some OF the
.
....n.s in the ncgotiar,ars haze been con
sT,;crnusly rewarded. Il Ibis, or any con
siderable part Of q il. Is clearly esta3-
Tsba.l. Is il conceivable tina, the people of
This country viii permit a man 10 retain
the Office Of pycs;den; who was put in by
sn,l means Can any one imagine that
rbe people viii prefer |" have Air- HayeS
,.-n,ain m the Office upon technical title
founaed in false count of the eiectcr''!
,-,-es. rather than % establish 4 precede'lt,
lied for by every decent regard for the
constitution and forp"puIar rights. name.
/ IL - require IN Immediate surrender ii
! H. ,fice 20 which the incumbent has no
-;tIa that Is not tainted with the most IN
ssmous frauds There viii BE- no neceSsl-
~ for any process to displace Mr. Hayes.
! T=bare will be no occasion for any force,
arranrina the force Of public opinion.
Tha- description of force will operate,
whoever deprecates or opposes It. IL VIII
| h. overwhelming. crushing. irresistlpie :;
! + will leave no room for opposition, no
means Of resistance. no possibility "l
hesitation. Mr.. Hayes will retire from
The office. and that same publlc Judgment
which will expel him from It Will designate
br what means the de .fdeto vacancy can
| h.. filled Dc i,y-c. II consistency with The
requirements OF the constitution
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Cs.GiD PECEIGES.

Cloud or cloud. The Ge,cy pictures.
Ey"r changing, ever f5;r.
pg:ft IL i"a';terur forms before nc
Err ;nry yani>h ia.n an.
Fca-hory Islands. fair o. E1c2.
IA fi.a.r d ,rioas rainbow hue
Nrift s.- bile. chen ,s,rlt~ t:i-.r ,p,rr,.rr
~" a-av-n,- eta--eal blue.
Stately castles. lily drifting
n a n"Ur'le-~ sa"ghir- S.a-
Er~r IL" thr fairy crSti.S"
EUIlet o:t by yng aud me.
have wascheI th~ir sharelr masses
Blend, and melt. alI fnit AWAY.
TIL nights soft and Somhre shadows
Put ~ end to iancys play.
And ! thar-'t how Ike these pictures
Arr thr rs;'"S We !"ye majr.
Euis5 < earthly hens and ln:-ia.,s-
We w,r. doomed 20 --r thrM fate.
, 1878-07-13

nrsgEcTgUL UNnEn DIFFICULTIES -
The American matr"n in Westminster
Abbey moving along corridors and over
the bones of the mighty departed III a
state of badly suppressed dismay. Used
10 walking reverenr.y = around ,he "T::ve of
even the huimi!eSt mortality, 10 see her
self and brood actually treaiing upon the
most majestic Of tomhs, IS mere % her
than partniSIl. On a second tour 81 the
Abbey. | was il the train Of such 4
dame tairly-ry.l, intclligcn: lady, brIm
full II reverence, one who IT hone E"r-
ships her minister and pays regular re
srcctiul Sunday cvcniug visits g the
local cemetery. She wlil never forget heT
iaunt through Westminster Her ran
Ting i.rc If horror cameoUt in undertones
in this wise: = iaHa. dear, yon @re
standing ri.h, on Ben Johnson. y James
my son. do not Strad&ie over tlac2uley III
1ha- heathen fashion. - Mr. Jones, you
ought TO bee ashamed To step on poor
Ccarles Dickens. - Mercy on me, here |
am walking across Dryden, and the
miserable woman sat square down on =
bench above he bones 81 the first Arch
bishop oi Canterbury, and gave up Try
ing u he even halfway respectful IL a
minircr Whose very passing stone Is a slah
covering somebody who once made the
world wonder or rTemhle.
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ca: :.ashi;i-t3f. E.cttcr.

WASHINGTON. June 1.th. ISIS
T.!rnr Srlrrsv.~ Ec'.rnsruta.ive Il
kine chairman al The committee "a aJ,pr,.-
ifjariors ia the hons gives .hr following
anr"uwt "t the eleven appropriation bills:
the regriiar estimates are Si1i,rNt, Nla Tor
the eleven bills ;hr hnG., appropriation
committee re",rtc,, tI.-In at ;,Ii'.1.}, lc2.
reduction h.l"x the estim1tr nf 50 G.IhuHI-
tn, hru>, aided >i.9!i. G,;;5 ma'sinG them
aggregate - ..G.., ~. and IN that shape
ti.~y paced the hou@" and went % the sen
ate. T..e senate appropriation committee
r"f,rT. Il ;'.2a to ~" -raafe ~;th an increase
- y 20 - and th, senate added $3.50.
- rr - .GG!. IlG oyer the SUM "t the bills
rs :hny passed The Eou~c. and >l5.9-G. l:6
over ~. san ot the bills rs the were ,..st
reported 20 the h""sr hy tie committee "n
appropriations. Tac hnu~e conference cont
mtcyyS were enabled e. reduce the "rard ~
"a as t1"y passed th" senate hy the snm a.!
-iI-!.f:.f. ieayin@ n the .p.,ui total ot the
auur.rriaIious for the next fiscal Year oi
>!--.-;'i. ~.
This bears oui. IL > remarkable manner,
a'l tina. has been Sgii IN TINS cngr,sVordcnCc
al ia comparatively economical ideas II the
hons. Thai body, 10 be S:;rc. did Hut Hnai
Il ~,o-a have .'onc. or II tAat W.; expected
a =. lr,t thc-, figures show clearly HAT the
republican senate was the pcincipa! sinner IL
: M. ua trr : rNtrava1irt expenditures.
H,l@. .I,uis has accomplished two things
ia sh"r, s;.ace al time. She haS convinced
ever, mao. woman and chill III Washington
TIA ~hc don't !;noW any difference he;wecn
truth ami fais"hooi and she has frightened
E,.n !:r i,r Hl-l"r does not fear any pav-
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\ CLEyEE THcK.-P. T. EarRum, the
great Snowman. Is member of the Couacc-
ticut legislature. and. even as representa-
tive Of the people, does not forget thai his
position Is a good one in which 70 advertise
his business. \ bil came up for passage
imposing ,aV on dogs. Nr. Earnum sup
ported the bill. but moved as an amendment
tha: trained circus dogs be exempted from
the tax. The amendment carried by vote
Of 100 u = The three opposing members,
it IS said. were ont when the bill was called
NJ. and had not. therefore. received the com
piimentarv tickets 70 the great hIppodroule,
then GIVING exhibitions AZ the capital
, 1878-07-13

TUr Sr7xazs.-A bri.ttyoung man beng
o-l,c-l F.v his -ryee.heart why the continual
.io.r II 50 many rivers INTO the sea didn't
fH the zea uf, and make it run over, replied,
e. VIII. It's the spna-cs my dear What
have the sponges cot 20 do with it 2" she
a.ssi: % which he responded. why, the
So. . 5aU Of s,'onges, away down at the
bottom, ana ,hav suck mp the water, don't
voc see" she tLoEehc she did.
, 1878-07-13

TIE BIGGE-r Fool i kentucky
nan Who vent n the Black Hills wrote
back Ia 4 paTersaying = Offer apreminn1
4. voir coming fair for the biggest iooi
IN the country, andI'!l t-y q get there IN
i.me.'
, 1878-07-13

ClS Br.-Now that the PhonoGrapn
roaEeS it nossible for sounds TO be canned
;be same as beef. milk, Holsters, fruit, etc,
missionary sermons can De pot'le,' '.1e
sent 70 the South Sea Islands ready i"f
the taLle, instead Of the missionary hiii'-
-eiss
, 1878-07-13

Not MUcH.-.- What good is they,
anyhow = scorrfully remarked 2 New
ark boothIack. the other day, referring 20
the far sex. Did you ever know one
on en- 20 stop and give feller job !
Nor much They amt GOT no shoes tit 20
blacken, anvwavs.'-
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CA..rrL ". E....rI..tr.0N

Into TIE basis Of this story above, shows
ti,a; 1t has enough back of it to warrant
the expulsion # the member III question,
and the crca:ion Of a .,rcat social scandal.
Ia; Wednesday evening. Geo. T. l.. Eos-
scr, CHIEF engineer Of the Northern Pacific
railroad, called =: Nc!ckers with = iaiy
friend, t. obtain h.i5t lunch. The time
was il clock III thv eveGiH=. lie entered
The r;.blc ,lning-roon aml passed to the
lrwcr end af the apartment. As 10 SEP
want was in sight, and none appearing he
lcft his friend and went out after = SEP
want Whom he returned he found his
Lady friend very much agi;atcd She ex-
claimed that there was
, 1878-07-13

THc "TE&Ea~-orarHoNE- IN ncto-
hcr NJ" Edison expects to complete lis
standard machine q phonrgrarh intend
c.i for the counting room. Il" Is coutinu-
ally perfcctiHc the Phonogyaph. 1t it he
works 4: least seven hours 4 day. He IS
also experimenting with 4 rev instrument
that hc calls a 5clcoscnporhone. II IS
sort Of car-trumpct which. when applied
t. the ear. enables one to hear distinctly
the ordinary conversation II 4 man u
mile distant. \ gentleman whH has
tes-aa one II sncsc Instruments sad Il
applied one :" Iay ear and could hear 4
man talking who vas acr"-< = field. re,;..,r
a mile away. | heard ovcry word he SAID
Affcrway'l lie seemed Il -l.>c his voice
little, a,.d when Saw HIM af:crward, he
sad thai ihen he had shouted ~ the :oP
of his voice. T'here : ~ connecting wiTe
here, as in the telephone. Everything
depends on the wonderful properties Of
the ear-trurai.,t, which Is constructed on
4 radically different principle from those
that have been in use So lon@. BY this
imstrumentitis expected that deaf persons
except those Who can't hear 4 cannon
fired at their cihow-may hear anything
said on she STAGE ut the theatre.
, 1878-07-13

The EHEwcsT MoDERS pRoTRRE.-The
woman who rnaketh good pudding IN
silence IS bette than she who maketh
tar. reply.
, 1878-07-13

SaH.-There is something inexpress.bly
sad about the music Of n church organ-
While the collection IS beng taken u9-
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UPlN \ lounge

it oae side of the room was reclining a
well known society yorug lady whose
dress VS. d;Sordered by her struggles with
her companion. who was attempting a
iorcihle seduction. RosSer stepped ener-
getically up 70 The man and tapped him
upon the shoulder, at the same time re-
co.ni2ing him rs congressman AckiIn, Of
Louisiana. RcsSer Who is an ex-confed-
crate officer and acquainted with Acklju,
exclaimed, - Great God, Achiin, Is this
you At this Ackl;n started mp in =
dazed way and ran ouJ Of the Room The
young lady tainted. The servants were
called and prompt measures taken 70
RESTORE HEG To CONSCIOUSNESS.
When she was taken home in a close car
ria.e. Acklin Is q young widower, sad
20 be rich, who aims 10 shine in society.
Scince this scandal il is SAID that he has
left the city
, 1878-07-13
SOMETHING w::oTG GoiHG OT

In jhe next room: that she had heard
SQUADS Of snhbin@, he4sing, and groaning
Of some lady in distress. Gen. kosScr
we,.t to tho door If the room in question
and knocked ere vas na answer. Iie
knocked again and ,Arre being no answer
he pushed his WAY int" the room, where
ho discovered a lunch table covered with
empty wine glasses and bottles and the
remains Of Il iunch
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t-'E' @sr;s "a '-'N Nss:'; = S'i'r 80 =: 4
fcT, f'.rFC7,--t';';r rrrr:'~.
WAs.INer"z, .iune 2i--A n''.t"5nd
s,r,a::an vas made :: a,c.;I ".:d p",itic:i
rir,',s lis afternoon in the f.nhii.a-. u
ni the following Is.::-.g"rh IN TIE SIR:
. ..a.t Wednesday r'.'.t several @cnr!c-
,aen were d.n:a@ at Welrk.r's. While ut
tie iaiie thcywrrc star:!ed hy TIE Scr>ars
oi woman ia Al adjoining r""fa. They
rushed To the Door and demanded that i;
!-"ne,cl 'i:'iis n"i being compiled with
tn dor w:,s forced open. The discovery
gas ;hoa made tha5 = certain congress
n.aa. irt, l. admitted to lis seat fran one
ot IL" southern states. was attempting" +"
o;;t::..e = lady wLom he had invited %
dine with hin. Gne Of the gentlemen,
~ cy-coGfct.cTate officer, Unc,rcmonious-
" kicked The member from The south ont
IA, .pria.
, 1878-07-13
TIE INDIAN WAR.
T;,c sa!c,t fTn'i iSe Front.

pUaT Rock. Dr1-nrl- -iuiy IN \ y
Enrror SrArEsgsN = arrived here with
Cap:. Winters company this morning. We
Ir;, Walia Wal,a on the evening q; the ith,
and Travelled at u!gAt, reaching Feni!eton IN
tn. morning. where W. remained until yes
ter!av afternoon II :. when we started for
this place. We found the people OF Weston
and pc.dlcton vc:y lau"h eXcIt,d and nu,aer
oas rumors wee t'aating around. We met
many teams ~ ,he wSy, all GONG 10 Nal'a
Walla. shall not take up the sPace oi
vour valuable paper 10 tel you the Hlahy
little incidents of the trip. bnt viii gIFe You
some OF the particulars | have gathered oI
the fight which occurred YESTERDAY noon be
tween the volunteers. under Capt SperrE.
sheriff oi jmatii!a county, and the Indians.
Captain Sprrry and party together with
those VINO Joined them on the road amounted
To about II men. Thcy proceeded ur i:Ireh
creek. and then up the mountain t" place
called Willow spri:'-s, ashccp her'lerS head
Quarters, vhcr, obey halted for dinner
Thevhad iTst finished their dinner AMI were
ordered by their captain yo get the'r horses,
when Suddenly the Indians p"Hmced down
an ;hein AVID got between them and their
horses SvIic. however. succeeded m get
'i:s th'.F h@.s,'S .i nil'''lA,'iE tel'' i'
reH, I'ce''''i j" -,..I,'@ NC 80,
~" mere ,H'E ,'"S'' ''l'i' %'.''"' M '.'.'
morning. "h"i ihe} succeeded IN sel'l,'' '",; :,
II Is almost impossible I" obtain tae 'al
facts aS :" hoW many were eAsa@ed' ~ now
many Indians were present, h"' several !
have talked with place the HHmhcr 81 tar
latter at between - ana 100. have size
c,eded in Obtaining the following list III The
, 1878-07-13
THE ssfCRGPEGNE.
uov pr,:r>>o- Eu.,,c> Bi>coyercI he
pe:n> aF Magnify iEE sound ihr Tramp
e.: = III, .st>ssEc:iy Sus:Ti'i".

\ PAPER lately read bctoga tie hoyai
Society announces the invention by Prot
Ha.,hcs of tins aStynish:E" Instrument ~
arraratrs. which opens t. our ears a uni
verse If sounds hitherto inaudihc- Just
Is the micruScope revealed 4 world of
minnie lie anl structure unknown be
for. Like Mr Edison, Prof. Hughes
was one day employing the telephone for
various acoustic experiments. He wished
to investigate the effect OF sunorcus vIhra-
tions upon the electrical behavior oT cot
ductors, led to this idea by the way IN
which selcnium is known t" become e,ec
trical affected by light, and also by jhe
researches OF Sir William Thomson upon
the electrical conduct of strained wires.
The professor had stretched wirc on his
telephone circuit. and. though he talked
and rIuc,cd at II, no effect followed anti!
il broke 1t ;,'a, moment The telephone
uttered
: So:r oF - S:IH
which WAS very curious. lie placed The
broken caGs together wnder weight :;
and Obtained a"iin FAINT sounds, which
were improved when the vircS were coil
ncctcd hy won-nailS, Of Il steel watch
chain the more pieces and diverse ~
subsistence from The conductor seemingly
the better. EXpcrimentin" sill further
with his hr,kcn circuit, especially i'll thc
direction %. this whisper from science
ahout "morc-piccc5, " he fo;md metallic
powder or fine metal filings wonderfully
augn1eH. thrpow2r of transmitting sounds:
while Shot, III = bright condition. 9latinrn!,
carbon and mercury also cave good results
particularly the last. Following up tbs
clue, Prof Hughes hit upon Il p!a2 Of
sus;.nd;ng n.'y-diyiavl mc-cnry il ::
siicA 4 charcoal ~ heating thr la,te: and
IInn@in.. it into quicksilver, whersuP"a
the charcoal becomes inditraied with the
II. -rury III ninUtcst bat continuous par
t:c,as. iuscr;iuga t.auSmiJt"r of this
sort in h!s c,rcui;. AMI ah*unTri iramaZ'ng
synSitiycucss To- sound rs vel! rs power
& conveying it with the utmost fidelity,
WAS displayed by the apparatus. ! touch
Of ,he finger on III" Vibrating plat" HaS
conducted - IN speaking end IN :":Une
of vibration ike the
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Grand Ecore
WAREHOUSE,

VIM. FRENCH, Proprietor.
HAVING purchashed tho business of
III Chambers II Barbee at this point,
and secured their services, am prepar-
vi to store and forward promptly, all
treights and cotton consigned to my care.
Rates of storage in future will be as
follows:
Fifteen Cents per barrel for freightS.
Thirty-tive Cents per bale for Cotton.
VIM. FRENCH.
March 24-tf.
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That Pap Sucker.
Washington Pvt.

The Chicago Tsmescalls Gen. Banks
= chronic political failure. We fail
to zee how q mao whose end in life
ID to hold office can BE- termed a fail
ure when he manages 10 hang on ito.
. public teat about thres-foalths Of
To time.
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Henry will receive prompt attention. "
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HOMER MASONIC N,j|YUHB
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Nineteenth Annual Session Begins Sept.
4th, 1878.

EFFICIENT TEACHERS will fill every
IL Department. Especial attention CIV
en- to MUSIC.
Prot. A. A. WHEELER will give instruc-
ton in the rudiments of music as ap-
Piled to singing to the entire School,
twice week, free Of charge.
Board and tuition per month of four
we IS , including washing, lights, &c.,
Music on Piano, Organ, Guitar, or cul-
tiyation, OF the voice, included with the
above, $40 90, in advance, '' 'n'
Tuition, 8. 4 and S dollars Der month.
Incidental fee per term, SIN advance
Liberal deduction for tuition when
paid in advance WIG"
national. "'''''-
, For further particulars, send for Cata-
logue.
x n. -. So rs. SLIGH, A. NJ.
Prest., Homer, Claiborne Parish. Ia
Oct. u, 1S7S.-6m. =, - = 49, ""'
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The weather.
LOCAL NEWS.
Condemned Locals.

The street lamps will he lighted at 6:25 Pin.
and extinguiShed at 100 am.
Lieutenant Gillian, of Company F, lat Va.
Regiment of Richmond, has written to Col
VIM: q. Moore, notifying him that Company F
VIII leave Richmond October 10th. at s o clock
y. M, and arrive here at Do d. m, the day
fol owing. They wi number about forty men
in all and will remain Friday and Saturday
taking the night train home.
The revival meeting at Foundry M. E.
church, last night, was the most powerful SER
vice yet held. The church was filed to its
utmost capacity, the altar of the church wa,
Filed with seekers of religion and the excite
menI was intense. The young evangelist will
continue day and night this week.
Yesterday in the Court in General Term
the resignation of l.. M. Graves as constable
was accepted and Daniel Mclaughlin ap-
pointed to the vacancy.
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