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National Republican., 1878-12-31
EORG ETOUS NEUS.
Collected by Republican H,pnrt,

Collected by Republican Reporters.
There were two arrests made ycspr lay I'm I;corpe
town, both Of which were made Tor minor oI-
irnscs.
A. j. Mitchell OF Maryland. and Joseph NJ
N0yllal, OI ucOlseUwur d. L., are al the Wr,t End
Hotel.
Mr. Parker II. Sweet jr., Of the firm Of Parker II
sweet, lr, ~ co. propr.V,uls Of the West End Hotel
is quite sick.
The Georgetown Sociabcs gave their first enter.
tn.nmcnt oi the season last night al Forrest Hall
and 1t was urgcly attended
The Washington and GeoTgetDwn Railroad Com
mMy moved Into their nCW ullCcs YESTERDAY IL
viii he many months. however, before tho siablcs
and CNr.hUusCs are completed
National Republican., 1878-12-31
Proposals..
lDRurOsNI.s FOR pArER FOR THE ruBLI,
PRINTING,


seal Il ropoSal, VIII he received uuti weInc,day.
Paper iur the lubl." Pnulug uut H.. St nj jan.
MAry, is the sad prupp-a'stI he ulu hu before nud
the award ul rlnlTnt1 to he made hy tho um Com
mite" on rabbi" Printing To tlI1 lUNC, aud hri hit.
lC" res"rNing to Itself tn" right ~ lctl ANY and all
bids, a- lis Judgment uf the ht st iutlr- OF lhr IuI
tTIltneil NAV dictate
Detailed schedules Of the dr7rr'ul,n. quantity and
quality OF the pdprr rturs d. rom AMI b., >.ru-
pc, ana hlank Vropusa'H and Eiv'n@ te ugulal.u..
u. e. ~"
Ihc contlats will tie outcrel nto Irsa, Ia Iu..r.l.
NC'hs may g needed during the vr",r lllu NJ more
tn" estimated GunrIllmS ~t form IN ,i,iui IN the,
SchGuu,r con pT'sr--
OOu .r,n,s nr test martIur TN nh in u'ug paper.
.INS.
I'cUO rrnmS cnl"udrrrd printing unrcr. .IN:E
3,Ao f~,nN rtl"n'rr'd printing paper, dili,rcu,
.gir,
$50 rcnms ,'hrd aud ch,nicrrd printing pairr.
different
coo rraus ,h,dund culrtrrrd in pd print IL. pn.
per OF different SHES.
4lol realms engine ,,, Il aprr fur ro,l.Olcp blank,
different SiNs.
aDIW pOuuds map pamr d. .ITrrrut s.fts aud weight,
llWlI ruuuS IlUtu uUnrL
2,iuO fcal"s "h'r wr.umS paper. dinr,rn ,ll,, aud
weights
C,i,O rram, Cylorvd writing paper different str,
and weights.
GD Tnins urc, yer paper Il rirrni Sizes anI Wrlg t.
anp rriui> mAhila pager. d.'lrr ni II.
NiU slHih 'WltHiIuI IrT, .hIUHl, ulIID1 n sizes
.tiIl r. ANS luuR .nulr lHItl.
ibIIJI sheets ui gltF bund paper No -.
ulslrrts rI,rI hulTi
ny dirrii not thu Juu tcm'uIter, i.nprr-s ,n
Iublr rru'.ug $50 T. nII ~ -
WA-UlNuIt.S Drc. -. H.. lUbUr HuHltI
National Republican., 1878-12-31
.ToHN SHERMAN & CO.. Real Estate AuctIonccrs,
y st. Cloud Building

TnUSTEES' SALE or TWO SMALL BRtCI;
DWELLING HOUSES ON TWENTY FOURTH
SinEEr BETWEEN NJ AND n. STREETS
by virtue OF deed Of trust. dated the 18th day OF
February, a. d. lsiG duly recorded IN Libcr No, SS
FOLIO 81 of the land records tho District Of Co
lumbin, aud nt the request Of the party secured
thereby We will sell AT public auction, In front the
premises, on SATURDAY, the lth day OF January,
l-N at O'Clock r. m., lot numbered lhlrty-ihree, IN
square numbered tweniy-innT, IN the city o: Wash.
hstOn in said District of Columbia, together with the
improvements SC.
Terms une-thlfd cash, balance IN siN and twelve
months with interest at ! per cent. to be
cured on the property sold deposit Of s0D required
at time OF sale. Al rOnveyanCing AT purchaser :
cost. Terms OF plle to BE- complied with IN seven days
WM. T. MA1TINGLY, lTr,s,ee.
CHARLES T.. PRENTiSS, irus'eeS
wM. N. SMlIH, SHlt snIan. dpcai vi - ~ ,IanaI
National Republican., 1878-12-31
Auction Sales.--future DAYS.
STATES MARsnAEs SALE.

by yiItue Of two wits of EIi CcidS, IA und out Of
the clerks Ofcc Of the supreme CouTt OF District
OF Columbia, and to me directed VIII sell nj DnbliC
sale, toL cns at tn" Courthouse door OF said u strict,
on MONDAY the nth day Of january, Isig, Mt twelve
o'clock M, all the right tltle claim and interest Of
the plnlniln. ~ and to the DOw Ing bed prop
eTty, 10 wiz Lot III DayIdso ols OF square
No. x, frOniing q feet Inches Massachusetts ay-
enue, and running bpk tie depth O the lot. In wash
lngon, d. e., together with ali and Sit ar the I'M.
prorements thereon, 'ized and levied Upon a. the
properly OF ElcnOra Babe and jerome L. Bae TO sat
lSfy executions No, 40 equity and No. lG g at law,
In iavUr OF Laura A, Nj RE ct al.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
dec3ldts tnli ed states Mur,hal D. C.
National Republican., 1878-12-31
Georgetown Commercial News.
GEOnGETowN, Dec. %. 1873
GRAIS MARKET.

NJ c,
GRAIS MARKET.
whcat-Thc market for wheat continues quiet and
steady, with an active milling inquiry for prime to
choice d, srIptlons Of Fuz and Lancaster but owing
to the limied offerings business Is very much restrict
ed and do not hear Of any important transact ions
upon which to establish fun market valuation, aud
prices remain unchanged at nominal quotations.
COrn-Therc i but limhcd business doing in corn
Of offerings sales note there In n good
dennnd for both yellow aud white al nominal quota
tOns.
rOHr.
Arrived B;enmshlp Knight. Chichester, New
York, with mrrhandsC 10 District merrhnuts.
Clenred->ICamship John Gibson, Travcrs New
York, with return lTcip hit To New York merchants.
Including about /, 10 barrels of Hour,
National Republican., 1878-12-31

Japanese Curios, Swiss, Vienna,
and Olive Goods of the Latest Impor-
tatiOn. Glove, Handkerchief, Cuff,
and Collar Boxes of American and
Foreign Manufacture. A Full Line
Of Jewel and 0dor Cases, of Russia
Leather, Olive Wood, and silk. The
best place In Washington to purchase
Holiday Presents. A large and Sc
leCt stock of Stationery and Books,
suitable for Holiday Presents. Ev-
erything offered at reduced prices.
Artificial Ivy and Autumnal Vines
and Sprays for decorating the iute-
rior of homes, at very low prices.
Great Variety Xmas and New Years
Cards, cheap. German Favors in
great variety.
ID. FREE, JR.,
dcccD
National Republican., 1878-12-31
COM NJ EIsCIAL.
Washington River Front.

wAsIIISGToS. Dec. ~, 1873.
There were no arrivals or departures from the
washIi gun river front to-day, the Ice making nayl
gallon impOs,!bllity.
National Republican., 1878-12-31
ny GEO. ". sTICKNEY, Auctloncer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAT. -.
IALE On SUMNER STREET, HOWARD UNI.
NERSIfN 81 B-DtNISION.
B virtue OF deed oi trust. dated August %, ls7i.
land records tor Washington Comfy, District OF
Columbia and under decree of the Supreme court
oi the District Of Columbia paSrd on the 10Th day Of
Deccnher, lss, In equity Catse No. 6iI between John
A. j. CTeswell ct al. versus Thomas Carter Ct a. /
VIII, a the request OF the party secured by
said trust sell at public auction. IN mont OF the
premi e. on MONDAY. January q, A. D. lsip, nj
40 o clock y m, the iollOwIng-iestrbc real estate,
situate In the county OF Washington, District OF
Columbia to wit: Lot !, block II In the Howard
unIrrrsIy sunSliyision orthc hrm ofhohn 4. sn ~,
down on plat OF subdivision OF lots q, ~ - a.
aud ~. aud Hey IN block -, Howard University
propety, hlcd In County surveyors Office August
~, nj.
Terms-O third In cash: balance IN six and
twelve months, with Interest nj pr cent. per an.
mum ffO the day Of sale, to he secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold. depi sit Of eb to br
paid down a. time OF sale. All CODyeyan,Ing at 90
Of purchaser. lftcrms complied with In live
days the trustee reserves the right to resell the prop
efty ut the risk and COS, of dsnulting purchaser.
JAMES ~. SMITH. Trustee,
dr'lDcUNls. office Eighth street,
National Republican., 1878-12-31
Professional.

nR. BOSWORTH, 9lS + STREET y. w. Il THE
- most skillnl and the only scientific Medical
Electrician ever IN this city. All nerNOns and chronic
diseases positively cured. Female diseases spcral-
iy. Refers to Senators d. W. Voorhees,, Indiana i.
j. Patterson, :. G.; Samuel NurmeuI, Washington, D.
G., ana Others, Consultation free. nUlI-ly
National Republican., 1878-12-31
THE SMITH L EGGG MlNUPACTURNG Co

LOCK BuN I71j, BRIDGl.uuNG vONN,
Manufacturers OF specialize, N l'alI Hardware and
m lUIllr goods generally o. NnIuu.ru uui q ant Fad
locks sewing Machine hu,h rHnu Locks Organ
Locks the tubf HT'....i ft...f N..sr fI.Uf,
pprIOr 10 eyury other AMI very ml.h rn,nprr No
special pulley ruIuirrt Ilc smith \ ss' MinIfLo
luTlug Company also gives ruryRl UIHUt.Nn to the
making Ut '.umt..S tor tho roN ug the manufacture
OF patented myrutuu, uud u.t the u'tt..try tools,
unl the manufacturers ut the same ruN.aIy. All
g-mLmL-L..L--- -Ln---r- -mM- L-LLMLN LnL IL nm
National Republican., 1878-12-31
.TIICE OF /. \. MrlNTING.
AENL I.sIALL nMnNIn.
70. ~. I sTnI - nrL,L-Ira. MAsmNIl TEN.

No NJ. / STUIII UI'Ip-Ira MASuNIl TEN.
rLE, MA~liINDlON pc,
NuN Nlsl.R 0. ISIS
The H. rlhcr hap h,itfutDfr rNl..n- hClNcru H. u.
Wur.'r aud myHli Lnvug rIplrri, TAX" this
Ud- ui aINl>I- my mia GS aud the public GENERALLY
HAT nav" oI"u"i am ono" NJ the ahuNr address,
NU'Tr ut ptrpIrl o., gNr ll AtttUllU To lie Istyu
lslNI" iiu~Iu,~S W. of. rs details.
Iulu. VIM d'siu h. lurTUN money on good real
t>INlr uT approved tOllHl'rHI van always he afS
,ruumuInt, d aud lhu.r Who have surplus nin,i, To
al ~ 90 G ~" ready tu give lhiHr hUs u',> prOnpt
I.ui OF. aud u N' he 81 ara ter u' the unity d.
"rnlIN NpI.u"l tiu,
Ny r\prII"U,"m ll., eff. amt IN lNln, I"lphla In
mui'r.'nthcr! ming 'r'r ull rrullnl " prorrT-
Tie. h,t "UnUl"d IL" lu lu'gH'N -'s ,niHti.r lI,ss
rrmChus tI tue hu-Iui--. PUi-uu- pltrug largo or
man huu,"s iu M r"l, H'MH,r b Elyulcd I.b-
rIai I,'url.,u n ruling !gl"s, II. nss 'lpr Rrni
20. i ,"h',ir'" "" ." ''m'r, md IL HIl ,1srs
NArlr Euusl HtruaHl WlI u uu."I S'. 'OIert The
Interests UI ilr landlord h"I"h ju-rr uf thu pCuvs
charging nothing ui my heal sglN.r and slIaI Ing
Mnh u""wun ih" Hrunl - Itiisu IN ,unlnIUnimg aud
r.uviIng u tenant
Particular utrIy on wlii he gwen TO the manage
Lutul ufuSai.. urnun r,',,ttuis Take, wIl h. uald
h,uraure' eft ',uI, AMI urrlu rupuls >scn to at
luwust rate brluIIs II he Inntt. IN ui,ItaIrIy
up u collection, Ur al stated ut rN.ls Hs drSirud.
Thankful tor pat l'vu.N. !u''. hyH duc vNcIClSs
uI pullrtt~ riunriU'.- IItd Hr,Uiiu y, 10 continue
{" merit thai lT sharu "i Euhi. pDlIOuHge hereto
lrM~tvwed Up.n me. N'ry r~pry,WlN.
uUb- f. 4. Nj lNrlRE
National Republican., 1878-12-31
For the HOLIDAYS.
FW me HOWdlVS.
HOLIDAY NOVELTIES,

HUDlnil NUIELllN,
Representing a Choice Selec-
ton of Holiday Books, Russia
Leather, Olive, Swiss, and jap
anese Goods, Gold Pens and
Pencils, specially adapted for
Christmas presents. Also Arti-
ficial Ivy and Autumnal Vines
and Sprays for decorating, at
very reasonable prices. Call
at the Washington News De-
pot, corner Fourteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, for
merly occupied by Western
Union Telegraph Company.
Christmas and New Years
Cards in great variety and
very cheap.
dcc1D
National Republican., 1878-12-31
Books and Stationery.

WTOMNN's WORB--NN ORIGINAL REVIEW
w ofMhat women are doing In Industry, EducR-
iion, Philanthropy Social Reform Art Science, Lit.
ersturc, and Government Alson faithful record OF
what men are doing 70 advance the intcrr.s OF wO.
men, Every household should read one good wumun's
paper Published monthly Price per year. u; single
copies, lO cents Theresa Juan Lewis, sara Andrews
Spencer, publishers Call send orders to Mrs.
Theresa Juan Lewis E'puJ'c Building, lOl Prnnsyl-
yhniR avenue. Washington, u. &. DEE. In
National Republican., 1878-12-31
THoMAs BOWLING. Auc,lonccr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RFAL ~
TATE, IMPROVED BY TWO DEIIHN Bi.E
FRAME DWELLINGS, NOS. ISDi AND IsOj
TWENTIETH STREET NORTHWEST.
by viItue Oftv o deeds Of trust dated september IS
siI aud re Ordcd resp CITY ely, IN liber No ~ fol o
$40 nnd lil ct seg one OF the land recurs uf tie Dis
trict OF Columbia. and at the written quest Of III"
parties secured thereby, shall sell at putt auction
~ front OF each of the premises, on FRIDAY the NJ
day OF January. ls7D at 81 o'clock p. nI the Follow.
lowing described real estate. TO vii Lots m v rcd
twenty l.o) and twenty yonc en- in square numbered
Ninety tVDl In the city OF Washington, District uf,O
lumbia according to the recorded subdlviSIO Of said
square made by William y. MatIingy, rhilip A.
Darnelc, aud William J. Mll"r, receivers, In ctlu y
cause No. 276i the sad lots being improved by tw
good nnd substantial frame dwelling each contain
ng SIX rooms Each lot Will be sold seprratcly.
Terms OF sale; Onethlrd cash, md residue IN three
equal payments ut six, twelve. and rghtern months,
WIN per cent. Interest from day OF sale until paid.
for whi notes OF purrhasrr, secured 10y deed nfirus
nn r. p"TtS 3D. 10 be- Owen pll Hh nj option
purchaser. Finy dollar deposit rurh house RHd
10, when bid accepted. lrterms Of sale are not com
piled with In ten days the trustee the TiEh
to resell NJ risk aud cost Of CruIing purchaser. after
i've days advertisement In National Republican,
newspaper.
dcc2l-iOt WILLIAM J. MILLER. -rlsIe
National Republican., 1878-12-31
iot WILLIAM J. MILLER. =r,Nc
II II. WARNER Real Estate Auc.touccr,

TRtSTEES' SALEO OF DESIRABLE LOT On THE
SOlTH SIDE OF RHODE ISLAND ANENIE
BETWEEN FOt RrEENTIl AND FIFTEENTH
SIREEIS NDlTHWE~T.
Ey NiTur ut II decd 0t trust. dat, Il January ~. A.
u. lNiG, duly recorded In lhCT Su.siS. iO ad, NJ
the land records for the District o. Columbia, ant IL
III" request Ui the holder Of tho notes secured thereby
We VII sell a public auction In front of t" prrusrs
on MONDAY, January q, ls5l a. OCinrk y. M. all
that certain pic re or parcel Uf land situate IN lhs Cy
Of Washington. u, e., known ard dcS rh. Il ~. nIri
being thc eastern part at, lot numbered ihItt"' (I
IN flunrr numbered two hundred AMI C'gNCn l!lI,
iruntiug tW"tN-iwO 80 let und eight > Inches
lthudc island aY'uur, 'yd running back the same
Width nt right aHgrs with said avenue tu the Of
snid lOl
l,Am7, uncIhlri cash, ndd the lR'nnr" In SIX
and twelve month, With interest at prr cont.
per unum uuIil paid, secured by IT, ,d OF TIN. the
property sDid or all ti H. .t ut1u OtIhu purchaser;
shdepOSt at tie lime o. saiu HTd ali COnvwUurng ut
purchasers cost, lrrm' tr y" cump"d with IN Si'v"n
unhs, ulriwiS" ilr lIusir T'sFT,g the rghi tuIrpll
I'll" property NJ the IiN und CDsi uf the GrH lug put.
ella er amer nvr day. u6V'TIisrnIrui.
Hs-All tuNr, aud usSUssuttui- NIl 10. uHh out Of
the pnIchas' money 10 Duscmher t. ls'>
DTI~ NGFi,DN. H.r .
. JbIlN e. IARh i.ii,I ''.'''''
j. Z. tDI.DWfi.I. ~ulr sninn. de | CSiIs
National Republican., 1878-12-31
........ Isi Rates Tor carrying non,
sUyEnRnESr noSDs.
stats noS bs.
sun-TREAsuRY sTArEMES'
pnClllc Mining Stocks.

SAN FRASCisUO, Dec. 20. 1873
10 following are the official closing quotations Of
National Republican., 1878-12-31
B r Y A MS
ELECTRIC ESELTS,

a sELrCURE, WITHOUT MEDICINE.
For all Diseases Arising From n
Loss Of Vital Force.
Dyspepsia, Paralysis, rheumatism, Epiiep-
sy, uysteria, Weak Lungs, Nervous Debility,
Weakness, Kidney Complaints, lmpotency,
and Physical rrosiratiOn.
This improve nlem n elCcrIc appliances embrace,
the eilertNe properties Of u der Inventions without
requiring vinegar or OtLer liquid to excite action.
Tho metals a this belt are 20 nicely adjusted thar the
the current of ElPc'r.Ciy. They enuirClc the Eol
with Electric and Magne'ic influence, rCstnTe the
N'rvOnS aud D.billtatrl and mpart New Life aud
strength 10 the waning organism.
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE or NEW YORK
hns this wear Rw artied A DIPLOMA ron TIIIS IN.
Emd tested bv the emiLcut pnyslCanS and ErvITl.
Cans app lUtcl for the purIOie by the Directors Ot
The lnSlIluliUn. 81 me OF tao most eminent phNsi.
CimlS OF the city have certified TO the merits OF this
Therapeutic agent.
Head the following nom Dr. Guernsey, No. Is West
TWCnty.third street: 81 have VI ell Hrynns EierIrlC
NOllAir Belts with very decided benefit. In all
where continued HCIOn Is r"uurod they give very de-
scientific aud physicians Will iimd them Of great Ai
In that resist every other inIm ftTralnrnt.
"EGBERr az EHSSEY. NJ. D.
JOSEPH SAUNDERS says MY disease, nervOus
sorirty domestic life. Your belt has proved SOW
Crr!gu balm and chrrci perfect cure"
For illustrated pamphlets address
II. Vi. MAEOE,
ao5 East Fourteenth St., New York city.
dec .ly
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-12-11
Little Mary Grinln.

What thoughts of grief and rympa-
thy are awakened in the hearts Of all
thoso who knew that bright and beau
tiful darling. Like the purest rosebud
in the garden of youth, she was
plucked by deaths ruthless hand, re-
CARELESS of the agonizing grief and tears
and prayers of parents and friends.
1t is useless Ia offer words of consol-
alton to the parents stricken hearts
time alone, with the hope of Il life
hereafter can heal the bleeding wound.
Years ago a kind friend sent to II
then bereaved and de%olaIe mother the
enclosed beautiful lines. which she now
sends you for publication, hoping that
with a Christian hope and faith the
sorrowing mother may almost realize
her little Mary's voice chanting:
"Mother, sweet mother, though many day
Has passed like a swift win srd cloud away
5 nee thea. with grief that was almost vii 10,
Didst giys 10 the angels Of death thy child;
Sevrrmore let 8 tear tn ne cy"lid fill.
For uivtacr, sweet mother, IN with tncs still.
Thou esnst not see me. thy child 20 dcpri
Thou eln-t not hear me, vet | am near.
wAich thee, mother a. 'hou d'a.' me,
In he day uf nv youth and infancy;
Loves hottest vigil I came To Ill
N other, dear mother, am with thee stlll.
When the East {, red With coming morn.
And the stars grow pale in thu CRIMSON dawn,
Aud tho busy care Of new born day
Are chasing the sh sasws ~ sie-p sSay,
Thy cup frpm the river Of Lite q -
Mother. sweet mother, am with thee still.
When the sun goes down 70 his couch of gold,
And the shadowy wings Of night unfold,
And the stare light up the bsss;ifGl road
That shows the path to the saints abode,
| come with the angels that d" his ~'Il
Mother, dear mot or, am with the, s;ill.
see thee krse: In the place sf prsyer.
And falI my pinions IN silence there,
"A the earnest of faith To- thee is given,
The hope that hcralds The blss of Heaven,
And the holi~st place that the s-ai can I'LL
Mother. sweet mother, l sm with thee It'll.
When the hour shall com. and thy strength
shall fail,
And thy feet are turned 10 the 1s5-nw vale,
And the wa'ers Of j,ath. 50 da K and e,'i,
Shall DER thee roll rs o ca ne tacy relied.
viii touch thy hh1i N tn. wtv"' 5" rhjll-
Mother. dear mother. am with thee ,'li'.
when the river "a crossed and tho journe, l.
done.
The coaai-, i, over. the victory won.
Aud ihy feet are q. IN a. TIE .lar,H a. shore.
Where sorrow aud "a ting are k,.,wu M U'r'.
New T rore hal n tear thine cyel i'll
Their there, swc-; mpther, IA wi'h tase
still Friend
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-12-11
The Message.

The message of President HAYES has
been commented upon by many Of the
ablest Journals Of the country, and we
arc fully persuaded that We can not
add any thing to the just structures to
some of the views expressed. The
length of the message prevents our
publishing ii; but We will occasionally
publish such of it MS may be of inter.
est to our readers.
Nothing is Of more Importance than
the reference the President makes of
the manner of conducting the Con-
gressiOnal elections in the South, &C
companied wish partisan threat to
use the power Of the Executive over
the States of South Carolina aud Lou
isiana particularly. Such menacing
declarations are far from being charac.
toristic Of wise and Just Chief Magis-
trate. and in j,Gndposition with Mr..
Hayes; one year ago and now. What
has come over the spirit of his dreams
that the constitutional rights of the
States were 10 be held sacred then, and
now he must supervise and dictate the
choice they make in their ballots. The
people Of the South do not vote to suit
the Republican party. or rather the rah-
Id radical leaders. and for that grave
error d ey are subject TO the displeasure
Of this great Molpch. They must ig-
more the freedom of the elective fran
chise or go under the bans of his and
Blaines displeasure. Ifthe negroes did
not vote in the South, so, neither did
the vote in the other portion of the
States hold out; If they voted with the
Democracy, they only voted and acted
wisely, and showed their aversion to
the kellogg and Chamberlain govern
ment of Louisiana and South Carolina.
they have full faith in Gov. Hampton
and Gov. Nichols, and have lost all
confidence in the villianous party of
deception that promised so much aud
did so little. The negroes will seek
their level as all other people do-as
the stars are eclipsed by the light of
the sun, so must they by the greater
intelligence, and the white race for the
prcsen; must rule America.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-12-11
ssy- Brea,hitt county people deter

TBreathitt county people deter
mined not TO be eclipsed by tho At,
ghanistan War, have got up one
among themselves. The trouble be-
gan at jackson, the county seat, on
the 25th, ultimo. Jason Little WAS
on trial.for the murder of his wife
when party of armed men rushed in
to the courtroom and attempted to
rescue the prisoner. County Judge.
j. w. Burnett, had charge of the
guard and was shot down. VIM.
Freeman and T. J. Little of the 9th
or side were killed Several other
persons were badly wounded. Cir
Quit Judge. Randall. ordered the pris-
oner sent to Richmond. Madison
county, for safe keeping. and adjourned
court. The Sheriff reached there with
the prisoner. The two factions are
still under arms. Governor McCrea.
~, so soon as he learned of it. sent a
commissioner TO ascertain the facts,
and stands ready to send militia, il
necessary. He will issue proclama-
ton for the holding of a special term
of court and furnish soldiers to keep
order and enforce the DEGREES of court.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-12-11
Something for the New Year.

The world renowned success of Hos
letters Bitters. and their continued
popularity for quarter of Il century
as stomachic, is scarcely more won
derful than the welcome that greeis
the annual appearance Of Hostetter's
Almanac. This valuable medical
treatise is published by Hostetter &
Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa, under their
own immediate supervision, employing
80 hands in that department. Ten
cylinder printing presses, 8 folding
machines, 5 job presses. &c are run
ming about eleven months in the year
on this work, and the issue of same for
1879 will not he less than ten millions,
printed in the English, German,
French, Welsh Norwegian, Swedish,
Holland, Bohemian and Spanish Ian
guages. Refer to copy of it for val
liable and interesting readinr concerning
health, and numerous testimonials as
to the efficacy of Hostetter's Bitters,
amusement, varied information, as
Economical calculations and chron-
illogical items. g., which can be do
pended on for correctness. The AL
manac for 1879 can be obtained free of
cost, from druggists and general coun-
try de- lers in all parts of the country,
81 1t
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-12-11
A-The Welcome Guest, referrin

A-The Welcome Guest, referring
to notice given it in the HERALD,
pays us the following appreciated COM
pliment.
A compliment from such success
full journalist as is author of the above
is well appreciated. Were We like
him, master of the quill, We might Mt
tempt eulogy in return. However,
We feel that the public will subs,an-
tiate our statement when we say that
Mr.. Barrett publishes one of the besi
and sprightliest journals in the State.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-12-11

MIR. William Thomas, of FL.
Lick, brought us pod of rel-pePp
last week that looks for all the worl,
just like the head of Turkey huzzsr.l
lie also left with Us a piece OF leather
Substance found in the heart of tree
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-12-11
Lock Out far Fraud.

We warn our readers and exchanges
10 be careful how they deal with the
Standard Sewing Machine Company,
corner Broadway and Clinton Place,
New York City, n. Y. We have
heen advised asd have good reason to
believe that they are sharpers and
sxindlers