davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
other kinds are materially unchanged. Quota.


Receipts for the past week 2330 pkgs: previous week.
344d pKgs corresponding week last year. 190S pkgs
Shipments for week 744 pkgs time last year
2jO9 pkgs Exports OF ButteTne $50 ties Fresh Fan Butter
from all states including Creamery Dairy etc. ~ os r4Oo
demand from lc To &c higher than was
quoted call for fine tubs for private
that many families lay in tub OF
Butter for Winter much finer class OF Daire are now
arriving selec ell lots % d24C e made
Very Dairy Pals coming forward and Is difficult 70
what really fine lot would bring. Nearly all The stat
stopped operations The lst Of the month hence
lit Creamery Butter Is hand is held hrmy
very often for fancy goods obbing way to
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

DUh~UANl 10 an OIueI Ol lno fNupIcIue
dated April 30 1873 the undeIsigne Ile.elyer
Of cTan UBtown savings Bank. IN tho city OF New
York. viii soil at public auction AZ the Exchange Salosroom
at O0D through A H. Muller sons AuctiOneers
S2 TowE Of Sprngport bonds Of tho aggregate
$4,000 duo March 1901 follows 30 bonds each 1000
a. each $500 b0d each 800 with for tho
senannua Uofc due On aud subsequent 10 March 1873
Town West bonds OF tho aggregate par value Of
- 300 follows bonds dus Fohrrary j. 1877 each 5000
1879 SGOu the annual uteTest due
and subsequent 10 February ]. 1879
GDihs is and 81 NewTGrl city frSl0OOr
with lncut thereof entered February TO-
The claims that the whole amount due aud has
pHaloi -,
S572 DO with interest from October 20 1877, for which
$500 Of Manufacturers and Builders Bank sookis hold ss
collateral - 80
Claim Tor balance by Saai s23sS 40
with October 1876 for which 81 800 of Manu-
fscureTs aud Builders Bank stock Il hsd as collaterl
Claim for baAnCH due call by Manufacturers ana
with held therefor
Judgment entered DoceMb d 1876 IN favor O ts Tncvtr
against ph LeyngeT fI2 7OB 49, suit
Leyinger Is claimed 70 have died previously.
IN favor Of the Receiver for 81 $50 -.
Clam suit the cstate Of Louis Jordan, deceased
and the estate Of Franz A. Neuman their bond for $40
600 TO tho dchsIse by John Schwartz Of his duty
claim for overatt against Burkhardt for SIS IS with
interest from October ., 1873.
Denis $40 90 with interert from November !. 1873
Two for foreclosure deficiencies entered IN favor
S2Si2 a5. and ono Or Rugdsti 1875, for sS $500.
IN judgments for fOreco dscenGos entered In favor
$3.50 a. or s3227 H. each against EsaSsih
aud Mayer GOOdkind.
the receiver Jpy 1875 for S902 bj against John W.
ATTORNEY for receiver, 90 wsist RscoSsr sc.
NO o, 49, TO- 20, 2J Ot.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

NoTE-We have no record the shipments from Chicago
and Milwaukee, for the week OF 1877.
The receipts at the Atlantic ports we're well main
tanned being the results OF cartier shipments. At
Buffalo receipts by lake still delayed therefore
the shipments by canal also are less than for pre-
yious weeks while the receipts and shipments by
the railroads show small improvement. The re-
cepts and shipments at Chicago continue large,
but al Milwaukee the receipts even less than for
previous weeks.
The following shows the monthly receipts of all
grains az New-York by all the railroads and by
water the receipts by the later other than bY the
canals being tri1ingl from May to October 81 for
1877 anb 1879.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

Total since
By the foregoing 1t viii. De seem that the canals
have delivered 1881 900 bushels more this year
than they delivered last year, while the railroads
for the same time-May l to October 3l-Cancd
1892 900 bushels, and of this gain 5000 900
busRcis were IN the mouth of August. it will he
remembered that IN August tho rates by lake aud
canal were advanced and that tho railroad rates
were nominally advanced from 10 to 20G3O cents.
But the movement of August and OF the Succeeding
two mOIItAs-When the movement bV water
LARGELY increased and that by railroads declIncR-
shows that III August the railroads dong bus!
under contracts at rates below the new TaicS
by water. In connection with the total move
nent lt is interesting TO compare the guam
titles OF grain ia store at New-fOrk early
in November in four years. They were
November &, 1875. 5.70S, ,l2l bushels; November
4, 1875, 1925 ,966 bushels; November 3, 1877,
6,273 SO bushels and NOYembor q 1873. IL, l0J.-
lO7 busnels. In addition ~ the quantity IN sIoro
on November z, 1878, there were over 1000 900
bushels aftoat in the harbOr, aud ]. 1.l5OOOU have
since arrived making total of 1928, 900 bushels.
There are on the canal 2.40O 900 bushels, and on
the lakes at least 2, 100000 bushels more. These
figures are not favorable to large traffic by the
railroads after the closing OF navigation,
EUROPEAN FINASCIAL MARKETs
LONDON Nov. 52:3Vp. m--Consols opened Gt 9Szs for
xnf % b tor tho Deo account fars dNiCes quOo
LONDON, Nov. 6s m-COnsOis 5J'is for money % e
U.S.b a
lSG7A lO5; leutOrtes oonpoD, ltS New 1tVea, lUl4:
ls Railway shares lsa DO preeilod 33 luln0is Central
So PeRnsyiyasIa General IS 4 Reading halFOad l31 The
buiDOn gIlo the Bank O England balance
to-day R23OOO Paris Ed1ees quote nve Per
PANS tsOy. b-k1chaDgv O' LOniOD. - francs 4o Gen.
tunes Iof checks.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
squash, Marrow.


Bceswax IN demand and n takes cKcep
Upaly fine lot exceed 26Lc Honey ls slowly
ta 81 cutting under present prices IN order induce
buyers fake hold few bbs Of old Popcorn Offering
20Jc. per u. Quotations:
BeesWRX .2G@262l Honey. large boxes 1915
Honey, Clover fancy DO Buck SheBt........lU6l4 4
small boxes b.....109l8 Do Strained ....... l0Ul2
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

ST. LOUIS, ALTON AND TERBg HAuTE H. II. COL
No. IL Wanst, n. " Nov. /. 1873
rTNO the holders Of the first mortgage bonds
Of the Indianapolis ana 81 Louis Railroad Company
Tho injunction REFERRED n notice you IRON Mr. II. B
IluTbut, President not stated, the
paymens coupons oil the first mortgage bonds above
naned OF the Of ihOss bonds
are by eertsn corporations specially designated the
injunction And the order does not affect the rights ot any
bona Ode holder. w. BAYARD CUTTING,
President ST. H.. A. and T.. IL. n. r. co.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

ITO CAPlrALISTS.-Entcr worthy of
Investigation businsss desirable respect will
show enormous profits secured under ear patent Address
BOX l,g2J, T.. o.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
HAVANA MARKET.

u.v,xA Nov 6.--SpeDish gold. 193k4ie3a. Exchange
on The United Staee 90 days currency. 6sa7 pre-
msam short sight ao 7bS7S premiums 90 days eod 70
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
POULTRY AND GAME.
yPGRTAufFg

shumnnts POLatOes 92lS bbls. % Onions 2S3
The sgoiab.e market Is b1rsly supplied AMI ruea vey
quiet Rose Potatoes have been arriving freely
there slight reaction. Onions have advanced wbO
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

ReccDts for the past week 1GO bales pmenis @93 Daes
The dGring October III raj but eiuCe t1o inst
OF month have been Tuuning hight Market extremely
almost domOTa Zcd, having been tHrnw INTO that
condition bv 100 hOD goWcTs coming 10 The civ rom
Otego nl many other counties aud Offering their an
r8 growth below what the trade juslhgd.
The runOus effect OF such acnn lily be seen for
OF wi bought ChO9Go
Hops shipping demand however. has improved
confidently expected that Loo bales viii abroad
his eek II freight room can be securet Quotations:
STATE choce 7s..l3 ola Do. gOO1 prime 77.5 q
State good to pr 1910 6l2 DO poor good It's n
state poor fair 70. Ods AL grUwtAs. .....2 q
points Of distribution fellows: Enc Raiway. go
cans Of Teau .,jU cans Of Mix Harlem Railroad 40
40: New Haven Railroad, Glr DO; Hudson liyrr Rail.
road 4jO do Midland r ilroad, s2O o. Mlk
and q Of Groom; miscellaneous nearby routrs
4IO Of Milk by DO ., 4Jn cans; total, HAD
OF MIX 40 quarts each. The price At which the
surplus boru snld the platform duin2 tho past
81 o. Beginning at 81 % The market has
ruled veiy irregular rising day aUd falling the next
though on tho whole prices have been more satacor hSn
they The Of prices ~ farmers for the
month Of Oc ober from 2r. ~ 29c- per a.
MEATS.
Exports and cured Bacon u 20 boxes Beef 1908
hbs PorE 9l3 bb 6s1 Lard 1910 iCs or bhl-
aud 1884 pkgs; TaiOw, SOS boxes - and 4Oi pkgs
and 100 bb The market for Dressed B6Cfis quiet
better ceiling and high prices at The cattle
yas endeTlUns coming forward more freely but
wcat and fair dem D pro about steady
Jersey quite freely offered today aHd have
declined extremely dun car ioad OF Fine
therefore, Dressed Hogs do not Command higher figures
nua
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
pOMEsTIO MARKETs.

Ia premiums short sight do eaS premium London is
SSis premium Paris 4r95 premium sugar quiet and
nominal
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

Receipts for the past week. Al 4bOIes previous week
9S75S dOi CORRESPONDING week last year 4Otn DO E1
ports past woek 20 4G do corresponding week last year.
iBa5 Liverpool cable quotations quiet Al AS CORES
p0dng last year 6Ss There is no change IN the gen.
eral features Of trace greater pSs Tor al
medium and low OF Sharp Flavoed Chorse Souis o
this city pulled
tEukng cars clear town over their eye vain attempt 10
problem and give at least reasonable conjecture s
futre these goods The stock IN store -
steadily increasing hing Ia now IN view when WIN IN
way tend the happiness OF the stoTchOhse pro
uTieOr Strictly fancy COlOred Cheese WI prob
aUy brag 9lo 1t 200 Bo'd by one nIn AZ
tOay-thOugh the bulk OF trade u az
Slaa9c There Is limited supply Of ONO Cheese com
Is sufficient 90 meet ali de
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
..,,arl c,1ns1Nn PRIcEs OR MININo sTCNs.

T,bs Grain movements for the day will he included
IN to.morrowJs reports. But the following were the
Total moyements ut the points named for the week
nDded Nov. 4:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
Diui0eno Nonces
nWIDEND NOTICE.

I-'lHluLHO NplILSo
dividend NOTICE.
~ COUPONS DUE November Of the Watervi" and
ashngnn a road the Republican Vall-y hallway Co..
viii be paii At rae naaosor Bank.
OFFICE og rnE oSrsuIo sLLyrE MNINg COMPANY }
DIVIDEND No. 81.
~ The rreullr ,IOSTTIIY DIVIDEND Of FIFTY GENTS
PER s lEL Dr.. bc'u declare FOR October PAYABLE a. The
way on jl- Ist Tlausi o"ks viii he lth
nst II. FAt.OS-, Assistant secretary.
INTEREST COUPONS No. IL of the WA
Il SArCH AND JORDAN VALLEY RAILHOAD COM
sc6FiEsID ifsiGsai. - ., -, 49, : y.
oFlrcE q rmh CgNIEsL I.,ILgoAg co o. NEw,jEGsET
NOTICE j. hereby given that the coupons
y Of The AGu.tm,nt Mortajo Bnds o. NJ C9m'tn ino
pTr7entI ION at this Office. j. :. LAIliEOPr
NRN YuLK oct %. 1873.
NO1ICE.-Thc COUPONS OF the & per cent
auI ALTDN EAGLHJAD COMPANY. mltudus Nov !.
1873 VIII be PAID .nd after ihlt date at tie once OF
JE-UP. rAToE & CO. No 81 wll am.si., Nrw.lork
PENSsYiyANiA RAILROAD CO. :EEA>UHFWs DEPAEnRNr,}
PHILADELPHIA NOy. 1919 }
TI'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
d declared scmt annual dividend OF TWO fEkCENI on
Dr $50 company OF AL PAYABLE ON
ANA ait-r NOVEMBER 3D. l17s 10 stockholders. regis
'''- - ''' JOHN D. TAYLOR Treasurer.
rVHE COUPONS due November /, 1873. on
BoNp Of eaasps Sy Of S sG s Jinrl a saR as ny N
'"A' BENZ. q. ARNOLD.
SF SiiHi GiGdiS5 q EGG Trustees.
Tnr AHRmc,N EHcnsyeE \ sT12ysg 5SIJ BAsE}
rNUE BOARD of DIRECTORS of tins Bank
] have this day declare, tdyideud THREE PER CENI.
tree ~ aNeS payable aud afer the hrsI Of November
tro1imo Tie II broks VIII close today reopen
Tho ~ of November DJNOST CLARKE. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
Boaro ano Rooms

Foaro nno Rooms
West Siae.
A PRIVATE FAMILY'wil rent handsomely
n furnished with rstclass board or with breakfast
convenient 10 elevated Railroad. 81 West 2ethst
ELEGANT ROOMS, en- suite or singly, COM
~ peley fnrnt.he with excellent table a. moderate @
For particulars address POst OGlce box 1850.
FURNISHED ROOMS to RENT.-21 West
27th-st second house west Of Broadway; north side
Improvements terms reasonable.
I ARGE and HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
% GS4 Mh % 81 also hail oo@ West st.
ONE LARGE (ALCOYE) ROOM. with closets,
on door eI ng without Spa Srss 10 aSy
GeiSrsncsn Ga5y HsS'iS%{i So iio iH5 Vest 5iss a
STH-AVE.. No. 2S7.-HOuse elegantly fur
- nihed and lifted up to rent in floors to famues win
private table.
STH-AYE., S1-First door below 16th-st.-
- sunny second floor and large single
rooms with board references. |
sTH-AVE., No. 3, near the BreyOort House,
suites on second and third floors large rst floor ana
two single rooms.
DO WEST -ST.-Furnished suites and
90 singlo rooms with board reierences.
A WEST 36TH- -ST.-Suite of four hand
with without private table, references
H.(D-ST.-Superior apartments richly fur
t1 nshed with or without private toS: AI9 sgS S
SGS%s SSa1s so' gentlemen lao west ''4'~ OV "D-e ]-
a. WEST 1OTH-ST.. near 5th-ave.-H Hand
IA larIs and hall ROOMS excellent board for fam
gentlemen terms moderate transient visitors 81 20
per day.
East Side.
ELEGANT FURNISHED PARL0R, price
II $40 without board; objection to physician good
location III LeyinstOn.ave. corner Slst st. -
NO. 237 MADISON-AYE--0n suite of
~ ROOMS rent with private table references exchanged
MO. 273 MADISON-AVE.-Mrs N. J. Rob
~ inson nom Newport Il. L Elegant ROOMS with bard
THE CLEVELAND. 126-130 East 24th-st.,
MadiSonsq Large handsome second door for house
keeping. -----
4 EAST 5sTH-ST.-A large sunny, fourth
MRS. JAMES BIBDsALte
~ LAFAYETTE-PLACE en- suite
for families coming In town for the Winter also single
rooms fFstciass liable.
1o LAFAYETTE PLACE. = Comfortable
SO o. all sizes with excellent board Also table
O1 EAST 2OTH- ST.-Suites of rooms: pri-
c with private table or Without board
for iucs gentlemen also single rooms Tor gentlemen
DO EAST 9TH-ST.-A second floor double
10 closets. with good board reference
l97 4OTH-ST., first house east of Lexing-
dr TOa SOsfd term: s Sas S i'' 0 VIZ"
Board and Rooms Wanted
A LADY wants sunny ROOM, extension pre-.
slo Address Ars Y, Tribune Uptown once L2Ss Broad
H6telS.
VNHE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL,
II NASSAU, BAHAMA ISLANDS.
For full iniormAtOn appy 20 -
JAMES t1bGEHWo0D a co.
T5S broadway. New-iOrk.
Jre Cream.
Tusselrs Ice Cream, 25c. per quart 70 churches.
Cnarsttcs In quantities. 0oe per dos ~ Bible House
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

Receipts for the week "a pkgs: DO last week. G5i7
kss Corresponding last wear. 6SUB pKgs Under
tho infuruce cold rather h"nt ICcc!p inc
arset rifles strbnR and hg T best marks O fresh lald
We tern moved re'dily TO dav 1t 24c stc' are hto
ar,e and hold with sme degree Of hTmncSs Lined fESs
quite freely O1ced and rot feel the enects OF the rse
u fresh : ggs To aCy ext Mt Quot rtOns: - -
n Y. dOz "a l2625 LINED StaC...-.-..l5 dlB
West. & Can.Drime Iso2l do. Westcrn---..l4 alo
West ordinary .....22 623 TO-, Can da........l5
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

FRUITS. DRREIES NUTS-DETFD
Receipts Of Dried Fruit for tho week. 500 pEgs, with
no pkEs exports Of BTd AVplcs lbs hbis
There trGe u.oe activity ~ Apples or export but nc
homo demand continues very moderate Choice p'clri
Peaches plenty and lnpc'd Pc Chcs haTc fad
slow sale al fruits, with the execution Il lackbrr1cs.
are SC rec and have adva Ccd or r inquiries.
CkOIy in goDd request AZ qu"'aio's = There
far supply Of ig, hut VITA ahlgty IL
creased dcman1 the GbOu steady black Wanuts
mi n-ltI. la asnLI q
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
FRU1rs Al BERRFs-RREsn.

Exports Of Apples ISL 4 bt There is frir demand for
mi Ted OF Ap o. at ~ S0lSl 81 Fpit1enDufs
sell at AL IS Baldwin - 81 al 90 Green ngs ~
. with nCy Kings ut trIte over = Hrapcs
and sell fr &c. tU &C. The bulk OF he
Caiswha and Isabella, though few Diana ana Ona
continue 1he Pears about over ana
what few coming hayo slow slc at quohto 8
Vicar 81 Wakefield hO ing at 30 p tlr e.
quart size few BtTTs al g'au ana Duchess are
coming Boston the being - 5u0 - per box
and tho lCJ tTaubcrrieS are without chanSe tOuEh
quiet QuOtat
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
financial.

Attic MINING RECORD,
~ 81 Iway Is the only papcT IN
The nted S7lcs gives full latest Om All the
great gold and silver mrn,s Of America only - wear
Orders executed for mining stocks Information Zee
NHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS.
- CHICAGO, 81. pATLASD MINNENPuLlS BONDS
ORSCRIP BOUGHT AN SOLD. -
ONHlsI BNE.
Bsnker aud Broker. Broad 81, Nrw.Gork.
TOR SALE-rO close a cOnCem-Twenty-
q ave Bonds (Sl, 900 eacb Boston, Hartford ard Erie
Raiway company Interest Cou guar utecd by te re
RallSAy npany together with Judgment against the
aticr company. entered NAV 10, 1873 Tor 5000 and
interest The prnCnA Of said bonds h convertible az
The tho der into the stock ~ the NoWN ok ana
New England Railroad Company. Address Post once Box
l447, &cw-l York.
IAS STOCKS g. City RR. NIorsr aud Eivt'D
" stocks & Bonds bought & sold PEItEWITI Broadsl
GAS STOCKS.
An New.York end Brookyu Gas Stocks and also all kinds
of ErUOklyn investment securities, dealt IN by
" GEO. H. PRESTfSS.
30 Hruatst n V.
MONTGOMERY AND EUFALA X. T.; also
WI Alabama Central INST MOI gage bonds wanted
EDWD G. FOX & CO. No. Wall.st.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
tilusiral Jnstruments.

-----e- ~~~
A DITNAHAUT, late s. X. BALL g. CO.,
n. No rs RASr lATHST
Chickering's Stein aud other Pianos ani Organs 10"
for cash 0af fustAments. and for rent
NEEDHAN'S MUSICAL CABINET,
~ new instrument, upon which any one can play
any tnne hY simDly working tho pedals SO and up
NEEDHAM'S PAKLOR ORGANS. 500 70 etops, s,n ao.o.s
rds 10 Al 600 Buy manufactures and save Two pfohtA
'NI p NEEDHAM q SON, las East 23d st. N n
DIANOS ard ORGANS at factory prices.
reat reduction close present stoek OF 200 now
n second hand Inaruments Of hrstcass makers, fully
warranted and prices that DEFY COMPETITION, for
rash or n.talments AGENTS WANTED for WATERS'
SUPERIOR BELL ORGANS and PIANOS. IlnstIatsi
eatalosuss mailed. HORACE WATERS q SONS, Manu-.
faoureTs Dealers 40 East l4st, y. V Also OenerAi
Agents for 5 SHON NINGEiS' celebrated ORGANS.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

MORRISTOWN-Bo for Winter at gen
NI tcInans all COnvenienCps Of city house, open
fires and furnace s. 20 50 per week Box 3o motifs
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-12-12


On the arrival of Col. Casey Young
in Washington, the Sanitary Commits
sioners gave him a formal banquet.
Many of the most prominent leaders OF
both political parties were present and
the speeches were full of patriotism and
Interstate fraternity. The occasion,
while distinguished compliment to
our Congressman, yet through him it
was intended to express national SYM
pathy for the fever-stricken South and
to show our people that the North and
the South as sections constitute real
brotherhood of commonwealth in
prosperity as well as adversely. Col.
Young's speech was signally appro-
pirate. It abounded in thought and
elegant utterance.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-12-12

Money rs property is becoming
more and more valuable, and real es-
tate is becoming valuelcss. The cause
Of this unusual condition of affairs is
the great question before the country,
and to remedy it is the work and mis-
sion of American craftsmanship.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-12-12

We learn from Nashville papers
that the coming Legislature will be
called ON to retrench the salaries and
perquisites of officials in the State.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-12-12

Il it right that real estate should
shrink in value while bonded interests
are fabuleusly enhanced in value?
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-12-12

y local option liquor bill will be
pressed upon the attention of the Leg
isiature.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-12-12
JACKSON DISTRICT.

J. II. Evans, P. e.; First Church
S. B. Surratt; East and West jackson,
G. K. Brooks; jackson circuit, JAS.
Perry and J. II. johnson supernumer-
airy; Spring Creek circuit, A. H. Hen
bricks; Humboldt station, G. Jones;
Brownsville station, S. w. Moore:
Denmark circuit, r. Hill; Mifin cir
cult, L. NJ. Richardson; Henderson
and Montezuma, S. B. Love, j. S.
White, supermunerary; McNairy Miss.
TO be supported by w. NJ. Freeman;
Purdy circuit, Thos. j. Sanders; Ad-
amsville circuit, D. a. Ross; Pinson
circuit, r. A. Umstead. NJ. c. f. In
stitute, A. B, Jones, Pres, A. M.
Jones, Prof and Agt. Wesleyan Fe-
male College, Jno. Williams, Pres.
Jackson District High school w. F.
Blackman, Principal.
MEMPHIS DISTRICT.
Jas, A. Heard, P. E. First Church,
r. II. Mahm; Central, w. T. Harris
Henando station, j. G. Hooks; Saf-
from station, J. C. Holmes: Georgia,
to be supplied; Springdale circuit,
r. n. Freeman; Bartlett, G.. B. Bas-
kerville; Bethlehem, J, S. Renshaw;
Collierville and Moscow, J. A. Fife;
Macon circuit, S. B. Adams; Willis
ton, 7. L. Boswell, Lagrange and
Salisbury, w. a. Cook; Middleton,
w. S. Malone; State Female College,
j. 5. Collins, Prof. Western Metho
dists, w. G. johnson.
soMERvLLE DISTRICT.
A. H. Thomas, P. r. Somervii.e
station, j. AMoody; Mission
w. d. j. Hartford: Whi.eville,
circuit j. G. Clark; Dan
cyville, j. NJ. Spence; Stanton, Jno.
Randall; Covington and Tabernacle,
E. E. Hamilton; circuit, w. NJ. Leath-
erwood; Randolph circuit, Carbit;
Belmont, r. V. Taylor; Gratitude
circuit, N. Futrall Emburv, j. p.
Walker; Braden circuit, A. c. Smith.
Grand Junction circuit, r. w. New
som; Bolivar station, w. NJ. McFerrin.
The other districts are omitted.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-01-08
Judge W. W. Mansfield.

The Ozark Democrat, during the edi-
torial management of Mr., BOurland, has
had the name of Judge Mansfield before
its readers, as candidate for United
States Senator. The new editor says
On assuming editorial control Of the
Democrat, at Judge Mansfed's own
suggestion, we discontinue his name at
the masthead Of our paper, where it was
placed by our predecessor rs an express
sion Of preference for him tor the office
Of United States Senator. This sugges-
ton has been made, he requests us to say,
from no want Of appreciation of the
compliment which the use thus made of
his name implies, but because he thinks
it may appear to some that he is thus
placed IN the attitude Of candidate, a
relation which, for reasons not necessary
to be mentioned, he does not wish to be
regarded as now sustaining towards the
public,
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-01-08
Gen, Is +. Butler Says Hayes Should
Have Abdicated.

Hon. Ben. f. Butler, NJ. c., made a
speech to a large assembly of his Boston
constituents, during the recess for Christ
mas, and this is what he had to say
Il believe it was the first duty of Mr..
Hayes to find out whether he was hon
estly and truly elected President of the
United States, and, finding that to be so,
sustain every man elected on the same
ticket in his place by every man and
every dollar at his command. Zap
plause. have no respect for a man
who will dishonor his mothers marriage
certificate. insist that il was Mr.. Hayes
duty to the Republican party which cleo
ted him, to sustain the men who sustain
cd him. If he 6eiieUcd there paS any
wrong or raul in this election, he Should
haze just abdjcated his claim, and let as
abaad0a his election, and rash oar haadS
Of tie ,ohole matter.
We believe that Mr.. Hayes was not
wrongtully elected. The Republican
party stood firm in that belief during all
that long count and that anxious period
from November to March. In my judg-
mont, it was his duty to stand by US, and
say to these men who were voted for on
the same ticket with himself, and the
ballots for whom were counted by the
same Returning boards which declared
his election, and who received more
votes than be himself in many cases, that
the power of the United States should
support their right everywhere, if he had