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GEORGETOWN.

DEATH OF A YOUNG MAN-Mr. Chas. Kaiser. a
well and favorably known young man OF this
place, died at his home, on Congress street, at
an early hour this morning, aged 81, after long
illness of consumption. Mr.. Kaiser has carried
on the locksmith business here since his fathers
death.
A YOUNG LADY DRowNED.-Miss Ann Shanks
young lady, II years old, while returning to
her home at McCoys ferry, Nd, from a visit to
a relative, on Thursday last, at Four Locks,
about 100 miles up the canal, missed her footing
While walking along the tow path OF the canal
ana was drowned Her body was recovered
Yesterday by Captain Lindsey, canal boat
man.
CATTLE MISUNDERSTANDING and sales at Dro-
Vers' Rest yesterday were as fOllOwS:-Number
of cattle offered 3.5, 3l5 sold at prices ranging
1lom 90 so to s. % per cwt: lambs and sheep
an sold; lamos bringing ~ to she. per 10. and
sheep 81 to 4%c. per H.; 20 cows and calves
sold at $50 to $50 per head. Market dull
GRAM.-Arrfved, boat j. NJ. Thomas, with
5000 bushels wheat and 60 barrels of flour to j.
G. j. NJ. Waters
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures on change
to-day 5000 bushels wheat, sold at 1915 to i02
per bushel.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

NJ. Editor: The statement published in one OF
our morning papers some days ago that Mr.
BENJAMIN U: Keyser, the gentleman appointed
examiner Of the suspended German Nationa,
Bank OF this city, was not brother-in-law OF
Mr.. John J. Knox, the comptroller OF the cur
rency, from whom he obtained his appointment,
is untrue. Every person who has resided In
Washington for any length OF time knows that
Mr.. Keyser and Mr.. Knox are brOthers-in-law,
and am surprised that the editor Of the Post
and one or two writers in that paper, should say
anything to the contrary. 1t is also susceptible
OF proof that Mr.. Keyser was appointed bank ex-
aminer solely because he was Mr.. Knox's broth
er-in-law. AS TO Mr.. KeySer'S responsibility
have not word to say, but less competent
and more unsuitable person to perform the
duties pertaining to his position il would be a
difficult matter for Mr.. Knox to find among the
business men Of Washington. For the sake OF
the large number OF poor people who have placed
their funds in this bank and who are spending
days and nights OF the most intense anxiety be.
cause of its suspension, / do think Mr.. Keyser
ought to relinQuish his position and let some
first class business man be appointed in his
place. This would be SO much more satisfactory
: to the creditors OF the bank. You know, Mr..
Editor, there is everything In having number
one business man TO settle the affairs OF SuS-
pended bank. BUSINESS.
November ID. 1878.
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Condemned Locals.

NeSsTS. s. s. Henkle and J. Carter Marbury,
aSsigneeS of MeSSrS. Offiey q Co, Will declare a
dividend on Friday, 18th inst, it is expected, of
at least 80. and perhaps % per cent.
street lamps will be lighted at $40 p. m. and
exttDguished at S:30p. m.
hteTt Denham accidentally fell through
hatchway OF the carriage shop on 9th street yes
terday, opposite the Il. 6 p. depot, and broke
his thigh. Officer Fritz procured a conveyance
and Eai him removed TO his home on y, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets NV, where his
broken limb was set
Mrs. Mckenzie, who keeps a store corner of
~ and Van streets. reports that about seven
O'Clock last night two cOlOred thieves entered
her store, knocked her down, and stole about g
in money, one box Of cigars and about pound
If tobacco, and made their escape.
About 81. O'Clock yesterday afternoon man
named Irwin Howard was knocked down by q
carriage driven by man named Green, on
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 9TH
streets NV, and badly cut about the head.
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WILBoR'S CoD-LIvER OIL AND LINE-PerSons
who have been taking Cod-Liver Oil will be
pleased to learn that DIR. Wilbor has succeeded.
from directions OF several professional gentle
men, in combining the pure oil and lime in such
manner that il Is pleasant to the taste, and its
effects in lung complaints are truly wonderful.
Very many persons whose cases were pro-
nounced hopeless, and who had taken the clear
Oil for long time without marked effect. have
been entirely cured by using this preparation.
Be sure and get the genuine. Manufd only by
\. b. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all drug
giStS. this
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IT Is SADrENISG 70 ste our hair blossoming
for the grave too early More especially women
feel this affection. and Ii is even greater defor-
nifty TO them than 10 men. Ayers Hair Tfyor
removes IL and restores The hair sometimes but
its original color always.
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OK FINE DRESS Sruurs

SIN FINE DRESS SHIRTS
- Made to order of MamsItta Nus'in and Extra
Finest DRESS SHIRTS ma,.e 10 order in the
nCst elegant manner for 81 Is ~
or ny SIElil" SHIRT, unfinished at IS cts
made Of WaElslItta Muslin and Fx.ra fine Linen
oosoln. Is the cheaLest Shirt in the world
Our " Mystery" Shirt at 75 cts uufioishe1 il &C
good as any 81 Shirt in the market " Us
Our Mystery" Shirt lis retailed at Factory
mas Git, ~ SAAi4Se-
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT, OPEN FRoSr,
terry ~ "se-
our 81 Shirt, ready 10 put on, has been reduced
10 - cts, ard IL worth double the money but we
are compelled to Reduce Stock al our Factory In
l3alsinre as we are about TO build large addition
Thereto, and desire to carry less Sock whilst the
builulllZ Is in progress ~ '~
Toy5tr MEGINNISS', 1909 r. street N .,r.
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SELLING HIS BODY TO MEDICAL STUDENT
Noses Allen, the cOlOred murderer or Benjamin
Ivey, ex-sheriff Of GlaSScOck county, Ga, was
hanged in Gibson on the 1St inst. On the 18th
ult. he contracted TO sell his body to Mr.. King,
O medical student OF WarTentOn, Ga, for SO,
King having assumed debt OF his to that
amOunt-[SdrauaaklSes cs.
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CITY ITEMS.

LOOK :-0ne dozen select fried oysters In a
box, Csc. johns Restaurant. corner ,th and D.
RHEUMATISM is in the blood. and the quickest
way TO get rid OF il is 10 take Dt,rangs RLe,aati
Remedy.
Lodiltos' Headache Specific never fails TO cure
headache. ~
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MURRAY & LANNAN's FLORIDA WATERING
earnestly urge every purchaser to ask for that
which is prepared by MeSSrs Lanman a. Kemp
New York, who are the sole propretors of the
true perfume. All other So-called Florida
Waters are only ordinary Colognes.
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LOCAL NEWS.
amusements, &C.. Tonight.

National Theater-RObert Heller, the magi-
Clan, musician, and wit.
TAeater Coprigue.-" STAFF Of Diamonds; or,
True TO the core and varieties.
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B-The German government has decided to
occupy the whole Of the Samoan archipelago.
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A VOLUME IN SIX LINEs.-This very hour n
you nave cough. cold. or any difficulty in
the throat or lungs, send for Hates Honey Of
Hof6hotng aud Tar. Take 1t faithfully, and You
are safe. The cure is certain and swift the
preparation pleasant. Don't disregard these si1
lines.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure toothache in one
minute. Sold by all druggists at Is cents.
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~, BEGGING TO BE PUNISHED IN His STEAD
1hey were nicely dressed, and looked lovingly
at each other in the jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday. She was the complainant,
ana he the prisoner. She admitted that she
caused his arrest for disorderly conduct because
ne MAGE her Jealous, but she did not wish to
press me charge. "What did you have him ar
rested for? " the Justice asked. "Well -"
she hesitated, and cried out, impuisively.
Won't you please punish me instead and let
hlln go? They were permitted to leave the
court tOgether.-[N L Sun LII
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ss In London they speak OF "a plain-clothes
detective"
sS-The Franklin {Kyl Patriot has seen a man
whose lace was SuffuSed with the soft blush
OF red flannel undershirt after its seventeenth
washing
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For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
Lo,c's Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
IL c0rrects acidlty OF the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
other causes. An old and wen-tried remedy.
Is cents q bottle
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TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Fischers Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No 900 q street, near
9th street. BY promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean Invention, he is enabled to do his work In
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
seSS1ng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for s.. N. B.-Lace curtains cleaned from 81
up to $3.50 q window. Wool blankets from so
cents to 81 a pair, by cleaning a number a re-
auction In price. Satisfaction guaranteed. His
dry cleanser removes grease spots efectually
from any article, and careful pressing gives
them an appearance as II newly made
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Splendid Cashmere. all colors all wool yard vida
Doc good Black Silk, 75c Csc. 81 25 81 50 elegan}
SL59 and 81; Blankets, Blankets, Blankets: Gents
ana LADIES Underwear cheap; Shetland Shawls AT
SLoo; Pacific Percales, dark colors good sfyle 81 :
worth l2c: allLinen Handkercl:efs, Sc Conaforts
spreads Linen and Cotton SheetDc. Canton Fisn
nsl O. ., TO- l2Q and up TO pc orr Red Twiljed
.annel at 6Uc Tor mems underwear shrinks less
LUTTRTLL WINE
oct29tr 1870 PA .ye oo- OOH, .
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DRY GOODS.
CHEAP CARPETS AND DRY GOODS,

Good fnerain Carpets. IS 81, Sic
Extra Heavy lnsrains Carpets. 90 and 4Sc
All Wool Ingram s.. worth 7Oc
A few styles Lowell. best Insrains Tsc
Good Brussels CARPETS. IS, IS and 9Oc
Regnants best Brussels, 7sc
Fell Size White Blankets. SlIs, 81. 81 so sc.
Calico Comforters, Cotton Lined, very chear
t.CaES-aewest styles nnyre<eiented low rvicaa
fer Qualities. from % IS 10 SIS
Rlack Cashrneres, extra CHEAP, Wool, &sc IN.
Colcred Casbmeres. all wool. a., 80, g. 75c
AT Wool Diasonals and Serges. S7Sc,
TN. NAUDAIN,
nov0tr 3OS Market Space.
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS.
~ SENGERS.
The steamer MARY WASHINGTON, which has
been recently reftted and furnished, -R~A
L I. BLAZE, Captain. is the only boat Es.ata.
allowed to land passengers at Mount
Vernon wharf. Round trip 81, Including admission
to mansion and grounds
Steamer leaves 7th street wharf daily (sundays ex
cepted at 10 a and returns at pm J. MCH
HOLLINGSWORTH, Sup't Ladies' Mount Vernon
Association l. L BLAKE. steamer Mary Wash.
lneton- 1e16-1y
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LECTURES
EXCURSIONS AND PICNTCS

EOR GREAT EALIS-EyFRy THURs.
DAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY during the
month. Round trip, 80 cents The NELLIE leaves
Congress street bridge, Georgetown, at 8 80 = M
weather permitting, for the above place Bass fish,
ing Is the best during this month. Scenery along
Oct1tr 1900 - s~~S "SAA~-
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DELAY WOULD SPOIL THE FUN.-A bright lit
Tie boy, who had been engaged in combat with
told him he ought always to wait until the
other boy pitched upon" him. "Well." ex
plalned the little hero, "but If wait for the
any fight" ="
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v ELVETS,
FROM AUCTION
Having the largest stock of vELvETS in this city.
we are able to offer SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO
DREssAAhERs, MILLINERS and TAILORs who
Lay 10 sell again To our regular retail trade we arc
prepared to offer unheard Of bargains in SILK and
NELSETS.
CONNOLLY'S.
COS Ninth street,
noV2p Opposite Patent On1ce
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ESIRABLE DRY GOODS
OF THE BEST MAKES,
AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
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c. NJ. TowsoN.
636 Pennsylvania arenue.
ncF9tr South side, near eth stnw
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cents. -
Bales White Wool Flannels l2I, Is, IL. 20 Is cen,s
Eases l-a1les. New fah Dress Goods. all coors, L.
Cases Awooi Black cashnleres. SO. SIS, 60, 65, 20,
Cases Pure Mohairs BLACK. Is. %. * cents
g. ~, 20 cents, 81. 81 %.
Waterproof Cloths fun width. 50. 90. IS SIC al
Eales Of Red Tickings, TO- II y. Is Is 40 Is cents
100 Shawls, new design, $3.50, 50. 81 50, So SO so
S4,up. 49, ~N'
so more New Cloaks. beautifully trimmed. from
Ss50up. i
Cases 1arre White Blankets. 81, $3.50. 80. g. $3.50
Ter Iair.
Bales OF BED Comforts, 75c., 81, sl25, slso
CARPETS! CARPETS. C4RPETSp
CARPETS! CARPETS.
FLOOR oILCLoTH, FLOOR oIICLoTB,
FLOOR 0ILCLOTu.
Rolls Of Cottage Carpets o,,o,,.
Rolls OF lugrain Carpets. - al so,I.s
Rolls Of Ingram CARPETS a. oo.i.s
Rolls ct Ingram Carpets ......- sa 800
Rolls Of Ingram CARPETS .......-.. * ,.a,,.s,
EoS Ct Ingram Carpets ........ "a ca,,,s
Rolls Of Ingram Carpets 2-t,y x 800
No,tirgbam Lace, from IS 30 AZ 81 - TX 49,.
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A FRACAS took place at the corner OF 10Th and
+. STREET lnlS morning. between Col l., III
fltZhuSh, former door-kee per of the House or
ly OF the navy. After number OF bIows ba5
passed some oystanders stepped in aud hoStIi
tias ceased for while, but in a few minutes
passing few blows they were a second time
SeDarafpd A-N
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THE PEOPLE OF the Crescent City are rapidly
feyiying under the clear skies and frosty days.
As the best evidence OF the growing prosperity
II is stated that the sales OF tickets In the extra
ordinary grand drawing, which takes place on
tuesday, December 10th. under the manage
ment and care OF Generals Beauregard OF Lou
isiana, and Jubal Early, OF Virginia, are greatly
Increased.
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FINE LIBRARY AT AUcrIoN-Thomas Bowling
has DOW arranged On his shelves very attrac.
tive collection OF miscellaneous books the sale
OF which commences Monday evening next.
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identified with the District government that his
knowledge OF affairs was hardly less valuable
than his talent and skill as an engineer.
CONCLUSION inc Engineer repeats certain
relation to the necessity for an increase OF COM
pensat1On OF the Surveyor, now confined by law
to fees alone for his services.
STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES,
Appended to the report are tables showing
amount OF work done, cost, &C., with summa-
June 3Oth, 1878, there was expended:-For i'm
prOVement and repair, under contract S45 S14 "A:
dO, under orders, a, 1885; engineer depart
ment, s2y,66s 80; water department, $62,64. 20;
81 SLABS; current work OF repair, Washington,
$SI,s 81; do, Georgetown and county $14 So. az:
cons truct1on material for permit work 5000 6I:
making, mciuding other items, $319,515. 81
From June 3Oth to October 1st the expenditures
were $113, 7.43. including for Improvements
&C., under contract, $17, 1S2.O6; engineer DEPART,
meEt, $12, 9S641; water department., S19O66 7s.
gas, Washington, s29, s35 80; do, Georgetown,
$lT, 134 IS; do, Georgetown, 81, l0ySo Total ey
penditures $4S3, 1870.
ESTIMATES
for balance OF fiscal year and ensuing year. re-
specuvely: Work OF improvement and repair,
$4S, ss3.s3, $500,s94.os; replacing wood pave.
pavements, $500, $685. 900; engineers depart.
ment SIS, O00 SIS 900; contingent expenses S. 600
&c., 600; water department, no estimate Especial
fund.-; parking commissioners, $4,000, $i5,OOO;
gaS Wos d ot G Se
Washington, $35,0OO, $685. 900; do, Georgetown
and the county, $4,000, SIS, 900; construction
material for permit work, s., 900, $15,OOO sweep
Ing Ing s streets ana axsSus asSs
larry main sewers and repair of Tfber arch and
overflow, $3.50, 1850. Total for present year.
$3.50 3d. total for ensuing year, q see 1912,
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Fine CREAMERY BUTTER. packed in saberfs
Patent saltlined Butter package win keep the But
ter perfectly sweet until it is used up. In smsu
packages 10 to Is lbs each. Also. in tubs, 60 lbs
each.
" Please call and examine
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HicKMAH. As a SURFING PoINr
The large shipments of corn which thss
season has .torred itself override Nashville
railroad from Hickman 10 Interior South
err markets, IS hut an index of the i'm
mense shipments which could be attrsct-
ed every year II literally and energeli-
cally songht after aud encouraged Our
raiiro ad management, though ,ourmenda-
lily enterprising aud farseeiug in the
general direction OF railroad affairs have.
permitted the matter Of eormpe'iog
through freights to overshadow such
points as this. Aetiag on the general
principle hat their line depeulel On the
freights from che Upper Mississippi aiii
trans Ohio connection they have under
estimated Hickman, and thereby neglect
ed very fruitful source of revenue to
their road Business tHen vii make no
objection TO the management making ,he
most advantageous arrangements possi-
BILE with any and oil connecting roads,
but We know it wsull be profitable to the
road and 10 our community if they would
give special euccuragenie at to he freights
from Hickman, on the river Immediately
above and below Us, and the contiguous
country. For years aud years the bulk
of This frei eht has gone down the river
to New Orleans and later years the No
bile aud Oaio railroad has opeued is eyes
Sufficiently to attract share Of IL. Our
business men think that some years al
this freight could be carried over our
road. and every year a fair share OF it.
We fear our railroad officials havu { n
proper conception Of the immense amount
of business they could reach in this di-
rection How is il to De reachedS S,mp-
~, as the NJ bile aud Ohio road has done
IA something's, aud that is 70 study ne
Southern markets our road can reach, and
then make u competing rate of freight
with the river, by which the producer Of
shipper eau net as much or more as 6y
shipping by river to New Orleans We
hear that our road is making negotiations
preparatory to building an elevator at
Hickman, which is step in the right III
rection. Ii they eau ever e made 10 see
the vast amount Of business they at
tract from aud through Hickman, they
viii cultivate it. Take the river from
Hickman to New Madrid, on che Kentucky
aud Missouri sides, aud what vast
amount of corn is grown every year, TO
say nothing Of the cotton. the live stock
aud other produces take the rich country
Immediately back Of Hickman which now
fuds it Southern market over the Mobile
road in preference to the oil river route;
take the river country between Hickman
and Columbus, and altogether il presents
a field of vast revenue 10 the Nashville
railroad if properly cultivated
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IN FULL BLAST.
ssn,e pa. oaane Ga.lra Arn.or.

Ne Vest Powell, Of the above firm
has recently visited various cities, the
eadouafrsrs Of Agricul,urai Implement
and Nsebinery slanufae'ure, ia the
in,esss. Of this department Of their
easina.s seeing aud leWuiag moee 81
the.sarsas fecseries their goods and PRO
prietors He is again ia tao front,
lea limo his abls assistants, hickey and
Doagls. clerks Of their house, and visit
inc n .;rsub. sgeuts, scattered over their
territors which is the counties west OF
the tennessee river IN both Kentucky and
Tennessee. They canvas this large terri
tory. ne best grain counties in the two
States which eersa in!y requires vast
an,ount Of labor and expenditure OF
time and money. They are Offering rare in
ducemeats to purchasers-the largest
dlscoaats ever known to this portion Of
the country. They are Offering cash
purchasers en- Maehioery aud Implements
from y per cent discount from nc
tuai list prices az the factories. They
keen a full line Of sample machinery set
up IN their Agricultural war ehouse. 1t
win amply pay any ono waiting Machine
rv.ete 10 csll ami see. aad learn their
prices aud the Inducements they offer
These gentlemen report the wheat crop
looking anely. large acreage, very TOR
ward and that harvest will come much
earlerN this sesson than uanal.
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steam, job Printing

OF ali kinds, doAc at this Ulice
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very Cheap.

Henry Buchanan is Offering very good
pretty Prints at cents per yard; Domes-
tics, | yard wide, at cents; aud every
thing in the Domestic line Ut pond
ing low prices.
ATTRACTION TO THE LADIES We
are pleased to announce that Mrs Eose is
receiving a fine assortment of Ladies' and
Misses Hats, of the latest styles, in con
nection with Laces, Ribbons, French and
American Flowers, which she is selling
AT reduced prices, and viii make it a
great object for those wishing such goods
10 call OH her before going elsewhere.
DRIFTING WITH THE TiDE-A
new Song and Chorus, by viii L Thomp-
son. is said to be even prettier than the
famous gathering Shells from the Sea
Shore by the same author. Any music
dealer will mail yen either of these beau
tif,Il songs on receipt of price, 40 cents.
Both have handsome picture titles. Pub
hsilei by W. L. nsspsa son s Co., Eas I
Liverpool, Ohio.
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The p,estn1 ioaiicn aud PROS
peci, If the peneersii pafiy
IN this country mast b. the
sutjeet If serilu- apr reaen-I"n
with al ihoneh,fa Demoer''- Bat
for tie s,u .aing THY aevr oerd Toy
the patty ueder difficulties prolonged
and lryiua. there would bs reason 70
lear tha', I'asi,g aHee mais an e13tt
Ia take - own Ere. IL sill never az 'ln
he able fully 10 fegain the faeuitie~
which -ign,izea il, career a the
tnasipg aud governing power OF me
eunfrys
Tia battle between outs agaiu-t the
ms j. hatd 6shtst hest In spite OF
the compih,arions raj ed up by the
ijayss ADMINISTRATION, the discipline
= sill with the r. pnsiIeau-. Presently
he Democrats viii have the Senate
They may lo,e the Il,ase tnt that
Is api ike Possessed i both hunses
pi Congress. the presumption IS fhHi
At all events ~. sha8 .poa be eauafs,,l
oni ui tie eext IsesiieGlial refufus
There vii At lssst be no Nycioral
Tribunal Bat th4 history If courts
aud p,r'ie- d kingdoms ana repob
lies. l. fail Of examples ,hosins h4w
i,.a iou-ies and risalries. conf5inn,i ros
and inrrienes. have rhwar,ed he
ereaie>t II human needs All these
exist a, tll- ~ 'inent il The Dsmacr,'ie
parry they xi~t too. Of course il
lie Kepublicau part, but the K pnbi
can party ha> M scteples - d}viae. no
IN ea,e to niaieae il lis Leaders.
ui,le i aiua an'l C,mA in-. are eaaai 70
tae digestion IF ANY nee.lful ast.ai,sa
1T dirt l. can sssii6a ia ID ssssA
eaim eonnfeaance than the DIN
aerat- Fhe bsalsceais have ,hsir
nature winch Sind lf.ron4 l.,ne-t 70.
overcome; and then ,hey have Their
eomha,iyi,tn which bas eelfic
ingredient "a preseui their clear aer-
csptian They 'oek Horace Greeley -
rGeially tbsf u he had ever t,si any
chance. shl'h be never I'D have4 i,
sp.,ll have been lust fhsv are nsW
secretly warning anon. thea-s.sss IN
stupid, suicidal way. obli,ioa. 10 Tho.
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uash = Conrier Jsnsnal.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-05
= Coantg 60 -.

We are authorized to announce JOHN
! WILSON. as candidate for -e-elec
ZION 70 The otiiee Of County Coari Clerk
Election ia August.