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Editor Oscsoid Times
DEAR SIk.-During my absence
from home, there appeared in re
cent issue OF the TINES, an article
under the caption OF AN Outrage.
Not having seen the article until II
lew days ago, some fyour readers
may think because there was no
reply that tho charges therein
made were true.
| have nothing to do with any
part of the article except that por.
ton of it that has reference to the
time Susan Whitehorn WAS in the
county Jail. at WAS a daily oc.
currencc 10 beat her numerically,
because she refused to cat the
coarse brute fare that was carried
10 her, aud Tor similar oticnees.'
That positively and cinpha,ically
deny. 1 never raised my hand TO
strike her; nay, never once laying
the weight OF my finger upon her,
The striking OF the woman may
have reference to the young man
Clarke, who generally y took the
prisoners food to the jail, but from
my knowledge OF him, no natter
what may be said of hlm, nor the
charges at present against HIM, l
candidly believe he would not lift
his hand against II woman.
As to her diet, snc was regularly
supplied from my own table, eating
the same kind of food as myself
and family; moreover, any article
OF food or any delicacy that her
crra,ic fancy desired, MS soon as it
was made known t. me, procured
it tor her il it was 10 be had in
town. Whilst in jill she WAS treat
ed with the utmost kindness and
humanity, aud every whim and
wish consistent with her welfare
gratiiicd.
Aud now, | demand, that the
writer bring his proofs rs TO the
uniind treatment Of Susan White
norm whilst in jail, and ask the
public to suspend their judgmen,
until the j, oduction Of those proof,
before believing that | would 50 far
forget myself As 10 strike. or IN
any manner iniurc, IL demenicd be ,
ing, (or allow any one else, under
my control, to do SOY, and ,ha, one,
too, y WOMAN.
"Yaires, Of creation LIST AMI beet
OfslI t,ods work."
". y. UasSINs.
OscIoLA, March l2, 1878.
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ks the t,se aII rosrhcs for the rere,si of
ro,ci ipti, n. me SIN woul,l rrmini it,
friends aud wells i,heIs -trrywnrr-, thai II "
A. ain 3, car.la for Their con. idriaii',n Ant
-uIplIt IpUu IT. rucurtl for the past ten y,sr-
II relies Tor y cuuii iiuuance of the hearty syiu-
pathy aud GENEROUS - operation which have
hilbert" been e.tendei to II IRON eyerj quarter
cf The Union.
The DAILY srS ia z mr. pags-sheci ~ - col
nmn', priachy msil, post paid, 81 cents a month
50 50 per yenr.
The StSpsY edition of lie St'N is m eight
pssc sheet Of ~ cplaas White giving the
rv. II the day, Il also contains . large ainnuui
e literary aud miseellaucou, matter specially
pfri,aled fir II. TllE 81 DAY SIN has met
with srest success. Post paid Sl.Dh,rsr.
THE WEEKLY SUN.
who does not know TIE WEEkLY st'N?
II circn,a - throughout iie United >iai-s. the
rauadas and beyond SiHciy lhousai, fsmi-
iir- gree Il, welcome pages weekly, an,l regard
IL Ia Tue h.t of guide, rouHrrll1r. aud irirnd
70, news, editorial. agriculture. aud literary
department, make II essentially - JOURNAL ter
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no. lar year, poet paiii. This price, 'lu u y
considered, mskrr II the cheapest nevspap,r T
lubli- shed, For clubs ui ten, with $40 each, We
will .cld an extra copy free.
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New Yoik city
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usual accompanying fee. Now
just let 'em come.

usual ompanying fee. Now
just let 'em come.
As intimatcd IN our last issue,
another informal meeting, or eau.
Gus, was held last Tuesday night,
by q number of our citizens, who
were partially opposed to the
nominations made at the first eau.
Gus, for municipal officers, which
resulted in the following ticket:
Mayor, s. IL. Steele; recorder, S.
S. Semmes; aldermen, ". p. Hale;
John Mathews. George Stowell, q.
r. Bricky. and +. M. Pettey.
Few people realize that there
is much difference IN the quality OF
musical Instruments as there reaii y
Is. From the immense sales and
Aattering testimonials received by
Mr.. Daniel +. Beatty, OF Washing
ton, n. j., We are forced t. the
conclusion that his pianos and or
gans are first class in every par
ticular. Before buying, We would
earnestly recommend all 10 write
to Mr.. Beatty. See bis advertise
mcnt in this paper. 3 % 1t
Last Sunday, Rev. J. Borum
delivered. as previously announced
y sermon ON "Future Punishment
and Reward which was listened
to by large and interested audi
sncc. The authorities cted, aud
the line Of argument pursued. were
positive and convincing beyond
u measure, aud established without
the possibility Of doubt, the ex-
istence OF he'll. Now We are
happy, We were afraid some Of our
dellnquiDt subscribers would es-
cape.
From the Memphis Evening
Herald, we learn that DR.. +. l..
James and DR.. Paul Otey were
made use OF by thief named W.
c. Johnson, an old war acqualn-
tancc. 1t appears that Johnson
met Drs. james and Otcy
near Byrds icwclyy store, cx
u desire 10 purchase
watch, aud requested Dr. James TO
give his Judgment on one he in-
tended purchasing. Consen ias,
the three stepped INTO the store,
where several watches were .X
and onc selected and
paid Tor. In replacing the watches
in the show case, Mr.. Bird missed
a gold watch worth SS5. To make
u long story snort, the detective
iorce Was brought into rcQnisition.
and johnson Was i!naiiy n,rr-
viewed and the stolen watch found
deposited ut his boarding house.
lie was taken in custody and on
before Recorder Quis-
ley was committed 10 jall. Br,Lcs
in the shape OF lcmonaies failed 10
keep the affair secret.
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For N:.c.

A new Wilson sewing machine,
at a bargain. Apply at this Office,
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Cscco:a :sa;u Crops.

In.
-lndig-
- l"disnate.
--lndigna,cd.
Indignation.
Indignation meet
Indignation meeting.
Peach aud plum trees are in
full bloom.
-purc Kentucky whiskies st J
l.. Driver & Co.'S.
One ease Of sun(D.,roke on
tie streets this week.
An excellent article Of brown
sugar, AT ten pounds for one dol
lar, ut J. l.. Driver / Cos.
The fishing fever has struck
the boys. and the angle worms are
being made food for the finny tribe.
With pain we announce the
death OF Mr.. T. J. Sexton OF Cot.
tonwood Point, this county, last
Sunday morning.
--lfyou wish good mining. pros.
peciing or artcsian well To III, don't
forget to correspond with the
Great Western Well Augcr Works.
81, omfelj, Iowa.
The gobblinr sex Of the tur-
key fraternity, at tIis season OF the
year is made To roast high up on
the sycamore. Turkey luLch to
nigh, at B. +. Butler's.
We this week place at the head
ot our local columns, the tickets
tor municipal officers. as nominated
BY the opposing factions in caucus
assembled. There they are; select
YOU ticket. cut il ont aud vote it.
Every lady and gentleman
should send their address 10 John
sons Commercial college,Si. LOUIS
and receive u most beautiful spcei'
men of pcnmanship circulars and
catalogue OF reference.
= We were glad when We heard
,l.at the disputed suhjoc, OF the
existence OF a he'll, was forever
settled, lately, by AN eminent d''
vine in oar midst; because we were
in n quandary rs to how we shoui0
giye expression to our feelings
when n Graduate should reques
us to ennoupce him without 'h'
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EU:.ici.:ai Election Fro.
C.a,.,:.tioil.

Ia pursuance Of tlr law regulat.
ing municipal elections throughout
the state OF Arkansas. !, as MAYOR
of The incorporated town OF Oscco-
-, Mississippi county, hereby pro
cIaim: Thu, the regular election
Tor ouc mayor, five aldermen. and
one recorder, iu serve Tor the rn.
suing municipal year, for tho said
town of O,rcola, Vii! lie held III
said town, on Fu"s'ay, the Fad
day ol iprii, y. D., l11S.
AlLx. GooreIcH. Mayor.
OscIoLA, March IL, 1878.
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Genius Of Antiquity.

Wednesday night, Captain s. s
Scmmcs delivered a lecture before
the Usccola Literary and Dramatic
association, which was listened to
hy large am! intelligent audience.
The sntjec,. 'icnius of Antiquity
WAS handled in an able and Muster
" manner, and evidenced deep re-
search in the dim and mus;y ayes
OF the past. purin. the eulire dc.
livery, tnc attention OF tie audi
ence was held with unabatcd in.
,crcs,. aud iisperscd At It's close.
fully satisfied with the evenings
entertainment.
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"IHs 1ii: Is iSili Sins faJiI,"

IHs 1iii Is :Sl..n 81 lis faJil."
suu'ssil'. T.. aa:,'.:s,, s.',.;is soii."
- tEY. !. y: siMI:oH, tssi:vi!'s, Ky.
"cer's Pin, ,r.. ,a.e',l t.uiss Of ,hs .eins.
se.n,h century, .. .. cscooD, Esw Vsrk.
"Ih.,, u,s Tu,,:: III; ior ..,p.r sf n, liver.
fssy a., su.s,ia, - taJ a:..'."s !ss s,l.sry dis
~. CARA. kr..:.r,: i,r, As,sfs. @.
"fhave Used Tu.i's lii.s L.t Jts.s IN my family.
They uneelals. .',fsn,;i,s..ns IN! bi!iousrsss.~
3. q. WHICH, Csss:.:swa, rsxss.
81 asvs need :u't, SIstrfne ni,i .-,M hs,sst."
W. ". nIf'i, tt,:r "s;ls es:istss.
eve s.l' a.. '.r Iuitt ~. IS Eve ef al
s:Asu"-;;'hs q ,;::fi'.:., cs.
"Tutts Fill: lava ohly - :. ffitt 10 es.sSsA
Gsis nie,iis. Thy wnfa!,s sMs-ic."
W. u. G:ss?t, s: :sns.ss g., ess:ss.
"Ths-s .is n,e.icin. ssw.l,: ,:,2:.: to the care
Of bil.slt ii'or.e s1r;t's ;i',"
Jo:. ba.::ait. f.,:anS, v;ry.ais.
~, /. ;i5.fa'Ho :css.
STA ~ e,s.,..f. .: ese. sss. ESQ
- Aasi' ::sss', Set, 3srs
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,

STATE OFFICERS.
GoverBoi W. r. Miller.
sec'y Of state-B. y. Beav,p.
Audtcr-.john Crawford
TT, isurcr--T J. Churchill.
AIRY Gcnl. w. p. Henderson,
Com Stat. Lands-J. n. smithes
thancellor--J. u. Eakin.
Chancery Clerk-A Il. Witt.
Chief Justicc-E. II. English.
A7-ociaic Justices Nm. NJ. Harrison and
David Walker
Congressman, LIST Distiict--I. Z. Gsure.
JUDICIARY
Second Clrcmt-t'orntics OF Misslseippi, Cross
Criitenden, f'ointsctt, Craighcad, Grctne. Clay
,n and Randolph
'ircuit Judge l. L. Mack.
Pros AIt'y.-J. 4 Kiddick.
LEGISLATIVE
z9lh Bistrtct-Cornti-- of sississp,i jackson,
soiHt-ett and Craii.htai.
state Senhtor--B. Harris
Representatives.. III Williams.
COUNTY OFFICER.
County Judge- thas Bowen.
Nhci il--J. q Driver
County q rk--J. IL. T. Hale.
frcasuler-J. l. Driver.
Surscy ot--.Ia- Atshont.
Ass, ssor--D Dickson.
CorUucr-A. " Lucas.
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Local Column.
MASONIC

The stated commissions Of Osceoia Lodge
No. q '. 4. NJ will b. sld the SATURDAYS
on or acNt before, each full moon, VIZ: Jan.
u Feb, l6 March To-. April Is, May II, Juns
!. June "a. July i3, Aug. 10, sept I, Oct. S,
Nov. ., Dec Z, Dec q.
st. John the tyangcisO
The Members are ordered to attend in accord
erc with the BY Laws
All Master Masons in good standing are cordi
ally invited 10 attend. BY order uf
J. X L. HALE. W NJ
J q BLACKvoop Spc'y
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Cash TO accompany al' announce
men'-. Calls ct! parties to become
candidates Will be charged local
rates.
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Headquarters.

John l.. Driver 4 Cos drug
store is tho headquarters Tor purr
drug. and medicines, which can be
bought =, bottom prices for cash.
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i::aG.:siav:cgs.

John l.. Driver ( Co.'S. drug
store is the headquarters for cho:cs
cigars and chewing tobacco.
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Married.

BAxrR.-BAiLaIp.-On tie 1911.
inst, by Rev. +, ". Pet,cy. NJ.
J. y. Baker 10 Miss Lucinda
Ballard, all OF M,ssiss;ppi county.
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Proies ssionalS.
II NJ. sicyEIGn :. , sSNMES.
ElcV eigh & Semmes,
A.. .G:..:ts 4: lay,
s. s. SE Nj MI E,5,
~ o. E.SIs i'i' a. r q &.
CSSE - ias.

CSS 4; - ias.
mississippi County Ark.
WIll practIce IN all Ibc Counties o.!
this (2dN Judicial C.'rri,, tine Su-
9rcme Court oi Ia" ,ila:c, .ud IN
The adjoining ccurtle- oI Tennes.
s.o and Missouri. Special ard
prompt attentIor given TO col
ieciious, to The payment of'nNes,
examining snd abstract nG titles,
aud TO whatever mNy appcrtaia
-, general Land agency.
Jau, - Il.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-19

difference of few millions more or less, IN
the permanent issue Of gTeenbacks, being OBJ
yiously immaterial. Finally, the bill provides
that after October the retirement OF legal
tenders amounting to 80 per cent of the new
bank circulation shall cease. But this, like
the preceding clause only changes by small
amount, if at all, the permanent issue OF
greenbacks, and the four provisions together
still leave in the hands of the Secretary ample
power to confne the active circulation-the
amount of notes not held in Treasury vaults
within desired limits.
The objection to this bill is that 1t opens
for discussion a subject which cannot be dis
cusscd without harm to industry and COM
mcrce. Things are doing very well. Gold Is
almost at par, and the banks are resuming, or
preparing for resumption. If If Is necessary
for the Secretary Of tie Treasury to re-
ceye lcgal-tcndeIs as equivalent to gold
notes for custOms-duties, at any time prlor to
January /, he can do so under existing laws.
If he finds it necessary, he can also make
such arrangements that bonds can be sold TOR
currency. Existing laws do not require a re-
tlrement of legal-tcndcTs beyond the limit OF
$500. 600 600 outstanding, and it Is of no prac-
nominally left in circulation and subject to re-
issue be $2S0,O00,000 or $32O,OOOOOO.
Commercc industry, and the bank circulation
would readily adjust themselves to either con-
dition, the difference being 80 small. But the
mere agitation Is hurtful. The Senate would
serve the public interest, we think, by shelY-
ing this bill, aud making it known that no
further legislation could be effected on that
subject at this session.
II is very hard for members of Congress to
realize how much mischief is done
10y mere uncertainty. Their action on
the tariff question, for example, may
gain little or lose a little for the
country, bat it is absolutely certain that their
delay and hesitation, upon bin affecting all
manner Of imports aud industries, has cost
the country many millions. Even more dl-
rrclly, uncertainty as 10 the currency crippleS
all business. Renewed di, cus+on in Congress
on Che money question will cost the country
more than can possibly be saved by the most
rigid economy in appropriations. Livery speech
will have its effect upon purchases and sales,
and every amendment offered, good or bad,
and every vote taken in either House. lhe
business of this county does not want to be
pat upon the rack again.
1t does not seem to us good sense for Con-
grcss to discuss this or any other bill on the
money question at this time. 1t is wise to
"!et well enough alYnc.n Everybody can see
that the conditions are now favorable to re-
sumption and prosperity. Nobody can tell
how far mcddling by Congress may change
those conditions.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-19
lnoer 10 AoperllsemenIs.

AwusRMRNTs-3d Pa0e-6th column.
BOARD AND ROOMs-3d PdGe-Jth column.
BUSINESS CHANCEs--7th PdQe-6tb cOumn.
RusfNEss NOTICEs-1M PGJC-lst column
CORPORATION NOTICEs-6H PGde-Gth column.
DRY GooDs--3d PGGe-5th and 9Th columns.
EKCUnsIONs--3d PdQe-5th column.
FISANCIAL-7h Pd0e-6th column
FURNITURE-3d Pdge-4th column
CRATES AND FENDERS-7h PdgC-bth cOlOIhn'
HELP MANTED--3d PGOC-4th column.
nOTEIS-3d PGge-5th column. -
HOUSES AND FARMS WANTED 6h rage -bth coiubH'
ISsTRUCTIoN-Gm PaOe-2d and 50 columns.
LAW SCHOOLs-6h PdOe-:}d column.
ITCTUETs AND MERTISGs-;}f FaGe-6th column.
LEGAL NoTICEs-Sd PQge-3d column.
LOST AND FOCND-6H Pdge-6tn column.
MARRIAGEs AND DEATHs--5kb PUGc-6th column. 80
MIsCFLIASEoUs-Gh Pd7e-Gth column ; Sth Pdgc-Gtl
cOuun. -,
NEW PUBLICATIONS-6M Pdge-%d cOldhin'
PROPOsAIS-3d Pdge--4tb column.
REAL ESTATE FOX SALE-CHY-6h Id0e-Olb cOlumh
BRoOKLYN-6M Pdge-5th column; CouNTRY-Gh
Paqe-5ih ana 9th columns AUCTION SALLs-CH
Pdgf-G5h column.
HFLiGIoI's NOTICEs-3t Pdgc-Gth column.
SAVINGS BANKs-7h PdGe-6th column.
SPECIAL SOTCEs-5h Pdge-Gth column.
STUAVIONs WANTED-MALES- PQGe-4th column
FEMALEs-3d PGGc-1th cOlUmD. 80
STHAMBOATs AND RAILROADS -6H PGGe-3d ana AN
columns.
ETEAMERs OCFAN-3d PdGc-3d column
SUMMER BOkRD-3d P0ge-5th column.
JEACHERs-GM PdGc-3d column.
To lFT-CITv rROPERTT-6th PG0e-6th column
BROOKLYN-6h PG1e-6th column COUNIRY-OH
pdge-O,h column
New-York tribune., 1878-04-19
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRr1GN.--A new Ottoman Ministry has been
formed. with Sadyk Pasha as Premier. = Gen
eral Todleben is about to visit san StefanO.=Ih The
British Government has prohibited the export of
torpedOes 60 Ii is stated in London, that Eu-
ropean Congress is to be held, the Powers having
come TO an agreement. - HOstilites have been
renewed in Cuba.
DoMEsuC-Alr Evarts desires Congress to per-
nit him to appoint more than one Assistant Com
missioner TO Paris from any State. = The Repub-
Ican Congressional Committee organized for the
campaign yesterday. - Secretary Sherman Is
10 be called before the House Banking Com
mittee, to tell about the sale OF 4l2 per
cent bonds. = The President has nOmin-
ated VIM. Ii. Hunt, of Louisiana, to be Judge Of
the Court of Claims the Senate has recOmmtted
the case of Paymaster-General Cutler for invesuga-
tion. - Professor Marsh has been chosen
Vice-President of the National Academy of
Sciences 80 The Morris-PuTdy contest in
the Assembly was decided in favor of the
latter. 80 A bill was introduced in the
State Senate to enable citizens to recover the
value of repudated bonds of other States. -
The Senate passed the Dannemora Railroad Bill.
Tho Charter Oak Life Insurance Company re-
organized on mutual basis.
CONGREss-Tne Senate passed number of bills
Yesterday, among them being hose for preventing
the introduction OF contagious diseases ana 10 aIo"
settlers to fell timber in the Territories; the Fund
ing bill of the Railroad Committee was indefinitely
postponed == The House refused to agree to GER
tain Senate amendments to the Deficiency bill; Mr..
Foster and Mr. Dunham had brief but spirited
discussion over the matter; the House declined to
Law on the table the motion to reconsider its refusal
TO refer the adjournment resolution; no formal ac-
tion was taken eulogies were pronounced upon the
late Mr. Leonard.
CITY AND SUBURBAN-Sugar merchants discussed
the new tariff yesterday, and adopted the Boston
scale of duties. =- Ten millions Of United States
bonds wero sent to England. - In
the Newell divorce suit further testimony for
the husband given. = The canals are get
ting much West-bound freight from the railways.
80 James MeHenry's application to be ad-
nlitted to the Erie suits was denied 60
Professor w. g. Sumner read a paper rev.
enue and protection. a woman was brutally
heaten and kicked in Jersey City, receiving probably
fstal injuries. == Gold 1904, 1908, 1908. Gold
value of the legaltender dollar at the close, 99eIO
cents Stocks active, but Irregular closing feverish
TgE WEATHER-TmBUSE local observations in-
dieste cloudy and rainy weather. Thermometer
yesterday so, go, $50.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-19

hind Mills in the expression of Willingness
to stay in Washington. He said the people were
expecting some relief from Congress, and he for
one was willing to stay until the Day OF Doom
unless that relief was obtained. Here are two
uncommonly good stayers. Mills is willing to
stay till the Day of Judgment for tariff, and
Ewing to stay till the Day of Doom for finan-
cial relief 1t is quite likely that both are
much more willing to stay than the people are
to have them.
One man, Mr.. Bridges, of Pennsylvania, gave
the caucus shock by saying that as he be-
lieved Congress ought to adjourn as early, If
not earlier, than the time fixed IN the Senate
resolution, lie should vote for it. Whereat
Mr.. Parsons. of Arkansas, told him if he didn't
propose to abide by the action of the eau
Gus, the sooner he left the better. Then Bridges
retorted sharply, and Parsons apooglzed. 1t
appeared from this cOlOquy that Bridges
continued to hold the old Democratic
notion-n0w ObsOete--about caucus govern
meHt. Parsons, however, is an advanced
thinker, and knows the difference in the cir
cumstances of the party. 1t was finally voted
to postpone the Senate resolution until May
15, and yesterday the Democrats in the House
fell into line almost unanimously, in support
of the caucus order. So the minority sets up
its little party caucus and makes a majority
of itself. Aud the dominant party in the
House, broken up on the tariff and on finance,
harmOnizes in caucus upon the question of
adjournment. As they used to say, when the
0thcr folks were in the majority, Caucus is
KIM
New-York tribune., 1878-04-19
4 GOOD THING TO LET ALONE.

The Finance Committee of the Senate has
reported a bill which is not wholly bad, and
not wholly good One clause enables the Sec
rotary of the Treasury to sell per cent
bonds at par in legaltenders, and this pro-
vision would doubtless help him to dispose of
those bonds TO large amounts, and to accumu-
late legal-tenders in the Treasury in prepara-
ton for resumption. Another clause is that
legal-tenders shall be received at par for GUS
toms duties after October /, and this provision
will certainly be very helpful in preventing a
difference between gold and greenbacks after
that date If it dimi1ishes the coin receipts
of the Treasury, to that extent it Is practi-
cally a redemption of legal-tenders In advance
of the date now fixed 1t is also provided
that whatever amount OF iegal-tenders may
be outstanding October shall remain In use
not cancelled or destroyed, and shall be
subject to reissue by the Treasury in pay
ment of expenses. But this is substantially
the course which Mr.. Sherman holds himself
required to pursue by the existing law. the
New-York tribune., 1878-04-19
THLRTY PIECES or SILTER.

The great sacrifice made on this day on
Calvary, has blotted out in our minds all
other events of which it is the anniversary.
Yet it is worth while for us to remember that
on this same day, ages ago, died the most unfor-
tunate of all human beings, man on whom fell
a fate so unspeakable in its horror, that his
memory has come down through time guarded
by a strange and terrible silence. 1t is that
Hebrew, that friend and follower of Jesus
who gave Him up to death. Men have shown
q keen interest in dissecting the motives and
character of all other moral monsters. They
have, apparently, not even curiosity about
Judas. Nero and the Borgia had their analysts !
even Satan himself is not without his apollo
gists. But from this man humanity has
turned away without word. His name has
New-York tribune., 1878-04-19
GENERdL NOTES.

A reindeer had stage fright in Chicago las'
Monday. He is member Of Hooley's company and hss
been appearing in the snow scene Of "rhe Exes.' y.
the order of the tyrant he has dragged across the
sledge in winch Tatiana and olga are supposed 70 ~
whisked or to the Palace OF Irkoutsk On this oceaS
he suddenly shot out OF back door into Clsrks, soa
turning into Randolphst few by tho entrance 20 Wv
theatre with madness In his eye and newsboys ana G
blacks at his heels. Hooey cast aside his coat o ne
silk hat in his hand, struck the trail, sped
bridge and captured the runaway in lager beer
Richmond's cOlored sun-moyer resents Gnu,
csm. One of his coored colleagues in country
Is dismissed contemptuously in this wise: 1. 4,
Editors-You viii please to enter these ie" INV
New-York tribune., 1878-04-19

The State of Kentucky asks Congress to
establish the principle that the monuments Of
Presidents shall be in inverse proportion TO
their greatness. The original sum which it
was proposed to grant for the tomb Of Jciirr-
son was only -, 800, and it was doubled only
under the inspiration of Mr.. Cox's eloqucncc,
in its tuln inspired partly by JclIerson'a birth
day. But the Kentucky Legislature, having
already appropriated $4,000 for the tomb OF
General Taylor, asks Congress 10 add to it an
equal amount. Perhaps the feature OF the
whole matter calling for most surprise, how
ever, is the fact that the graves of dead
Presidents should be IN need Of such gifts
the one after fifty, the other after nearly thirty
years.