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Port Townsend Hospital.

Port Townsend Hospital.
IhrHhnvu institution having been placed
ON pvlmmrnt footing. IT. the United
states Hospital tor Marine Patients On
fuS"I N"lnl the proprietor taxes pleasure
m annnnnrmg that NO pains or expense
WIZ pr spared m mIHIrtcrug To the COM
ini ana convenience ol priVatrnnticutS.
rms i the largest General Hospital north
ol san Francisco, and 10y Ia the most com.
plrlc IN equipment, II has been Thoroughly
lchltcd ana r'Iurn-hod. Its general wards
have nCrOmuludai lions tor about one hun
lESi patients ANT are peculiarly adapted
for cases requiring the most careful treat
lnrnt ana constant supervision at limited
cNprnsc. Those who desire them viii be
urni-hcl | with prlvit. rooms, entirely
'plrttr an li'itntt, nt i slight additional
D>t,
t=!S" TIL" attention ct Min owners, and
those interested in shipping, is called to
the fact nat Sramrn suffering from contn.
GtOus diseases will h" treated outside the
Hospital without expense the vessel.
THOMAS +. MINOR. VI. d.,
2t-tt Managing surgeon.
, 1878-02-15
nOgA Great chance to make money.

nn1 N Great chance to make money. II
lB3l III Won can't get gold YOU gr1 green.
WD5I5js backs. We need II person in every
town to lake subscriptions for tht
largest, cheapest and best Illustrated family
puDIIca'lon in world. Any one can become
successful agent The most elegant WORKS
otarI given free 20 subscribers. The price t.
so low thAt almost everybody suhsrrihcs one
agent reports making over $50 in n wrc,. 4
nay agent reports taking over 800 Su JS,ribcrs
IN ten liay+. All who engage make money
liS'. You can devote rii your tlnc 10 The
business, or only your Srprr time. lOu need
nor ne away nom home over nj 1T. Iourun
40 ltnS wei ~ ~ hers, Fdll particulars. dire,
non an terms free. E!cgWI ana rNprn~Iyr
uutIIt l'rr. II NOu wuui pro itaUr work send
u Nnul address at once. Il costs nothing 10
try The pI-inC~S. No one who engages fl N. n
make great pay. AiIres. THE Peopr's Jour.
nal" Portland, Maine. 40
, 1878-02-15
U. S. Marine Hospital
INRT raw N>uND. ".

Any >Irk SNILuR WHO ms pam
y Hospital Iur- lur two muti. h- pT-v 'l'
m- hl- tputauion rur ,tlui,-,ou,I- entitled
'ullu-ptIu roiirf
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S2.OO LOT.

one ladies neck chain and charm.
one Indies haCvy guard chain torwatch.
one set pin and earrings amethyst.
one extra line nm nnturc lockct.
one cameo seal ring.
one very heavy wedding or engagement
ring
one gents heavy watch chain with charm.
one pniI Pearl inlHid sleeve buttons.
one Lake George cluster pIn.
one pair two heavy lmnl bracelets.
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i 'tal.....,..... .......,....,...,...SJ Ol
tlCuS postpaid.
, 1878-02-15
Sl.oO LOT.

one pair sleeve buttons. stone setting.
one set q spiral shirt studs.
one heavy ban | engagement ring.
one set ~ bracelets.
one ladies' long guard or neck chain
one engraved miniature lorkct, for above
one gents heavy link watch chain.
one Lake George diamond stud.
, 1878-02-15

5O-CEMr LOr.

one Gents watch chain retail price. 81 90
one pair engraved sleeve buttons, re-
litI IllNN' ,.,''','''''' 80
one stOnc-Scl scarf pin, retail priCC... -
sci l3I spiral shirt studs " -
improved collar button " 80
heavy welding ring -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10

q lAe hasbAaas debts anlcss contracted
81 tie EupPors Of tie family II.
dces - iAr - holding property i this
STATE is coscernod he wife has almost
the sane rights that The hatbaad hAs.
with tie exception that a married 70.
mar cannot carry ca busiacss. bay and
sell IN Der own aAtut except IN certain
eases, sud those who trust her DO %
a, their peril. In fact 40 liberal have
cor laws become 10 this respect that
they arc frequently taken advantage Of
by dishonett husbands. who by skill
fal transfer. perhaps, Of their prop
erty 10 their wives avoid paying their
honest debts. OF course this abuse j.
not contemplated by the law. bat, new.
ertheless. !. is quite frequently carried
to a successful issue. As far as the old
common law is concerned our cores
pondeat is right, but il has been greatly
modified BY statute 10 this and many
other states = Ep. JouENL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10

lhesg prayers ibsy etsoFl him to "Srise
ard vark. vbisA Be tries to 90, bat has
bad 40 marked success thus fsf.
Af. TsFbks rAke fsrioFy. a dwslllsg
house Occupied bF A A Warner and
family , and barn 81 jaioinr, WE'RE burned
a. MeebaBlossile saturday evening.
Contents I'd boasc AcarlY Al saved, five
horses hna harnesses were saved from
the barn, everything p,se was buruod
A. yet, cannot estinA,e The loss was par.
italy Insured Ia The LyeDning, but prob
ably VII not cover onc.fourih the loss,
which cannot fail much short Of 90 900.
Cause OF fire, uukuowu.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10

Wm. 4 Chandler, Of New HAmp.
shire, has !, very badly lie recently
Published long letter claiming that
tao Presidents southern policy was the
fa'lhlmelt q bargain made by hls
friends at the time Of the electoral
commission aud that he can prove all
be asserts This letter together with
several more Of similar import have
been Published in pamphlet form and
extensively circulated. 1t looks like q
determined plan on the part Of Chan.
dlor Abd other dissatisfied politicians
u freak Down the administration and
drive Hayes and bis cabinet, body and
spul. out Of the Republican party. Mr..
Chandler and his associates, however,
90 DO, constitute the republican party
and the job may be larger than they
anticipate. We think that Hayes may
base made some bad mistakes, bat we
have no doubt whatever an to bis
Thorough honesty and repubicauism.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10
Marriages.

n BaGsrt Dee assh Emmsl orsFh. e t@aa
Froes. ana Mtss Nsas sssYts, & NaHsaA
~ Sch tauAapAsrry. Jsh r - ths wee
iarsf Hansa ~ hes 4 whrc'sr Nefhan
z kttns sh4 Ad3is Hest tsth 81 SaA iao,
ast3ssFy
lu WrsirU. lsn. ~ a ne res isuet ~ tgis
tftats ftftef ~ Rev q AHnrt M KawH q
Nfttah.
la asstap. Dee &slh. b Rev C svttssF
~ ltreftu Aensah su1 Miss Eiep Tsn 18th
"a MusiaA.
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Deaths.

% htHelso tsr ]sa atk Mrs. Hsaash RaItett.
ssieS % TIRE ate fawler " bort aged 81 yoars.
io AtaHgtss. Ian, 20, NJ EixaFA Norian,
sgrd 7, 4Fafp
Ia Fast Aflipg teh, Jan. q - consampl.eu. w.
George Aeresvrth, sgnd 81 Yeafe.
Ia Weston, pee asth. EduAra lta. saa II Mel
van and Relief Head, agel ons year
fn tabsondsff Jan lat RAais daughter %
john ABa Mamie nAssias. Akei 10 m5sths.
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Postage in all cases prepaid.

Last summer A. l.. Miner, Jr., OF
this place went to Portland, Oregon TO
fulfill an engagement to teach Soon
after reaching there the school build.
ing was burned, but the school was
quickly established in another building
An attempt 10 burn this building, also,
on the morning Of December 18th, ID
Thus described in recent Oregon pa
pof.
Another attempt to burn down Bishop
SCOTS Grammar school has just been
frustrated under the following oircum'
stances Between two aud three
O'Clock IN the morning, w. II. Mead
a who iives IN East Portland. about
one block distant from the building now
occupied by The school. having occasion
10 get up, noticed bright light on the
structure II shortly afterwards died
out partially aud he retired, supposing
tmercly a reflection on pool Of water
from some light burning in the build
ing A few moments aiterward. how
ever. be noticed Il blaze up again. And
II suddenly flashed across his mind
that the building might be on FIRE
Calling a man named Thomas, who
boards with him. the two dressed in
gteAt haste aud hurried to the spot. I'm.
sgine their surprise when they found
ablaze lot Of kiadlings and wood
piled against the building, the weather
boards d which were already burned
through 4 few moments more, and
the Gre woeld have been beyond con.
ifol. and again would The school have
been 10 ruins. There remains 20 doub,
tat that i vas The work Of an incen
diary aud clears all doubts respecting
the origin Of the Grst ERE. Mr.. Mead
tAss be thinks he discefned some OBJ.
leet spAfkling along the front Of the
satdiug before the Gre broke cot. bot
could rot distinguish il with any De.
sfee q certainty Some evil minded
semou aFpeais 10 have q spite against
ll.s school ard is apparently resolved
lddesiroy il at any cost The mao,
assrs q lie institution will do well &c
emplQy lighs waiebmAn. Any mau
aeieeled 10 the act would deserve nc
laefey - probably receive any
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10
CHARLES II. BUCKS ESTATE.

- state ~ Ferm0nt, Manchester District, ..
a. Probate Court hsld At Manchester sifLln
aud for said district ~ Manchester, % the 9TH
day ~ JkaaafF . 1873
Present HoA. T. u Barton Judge.
An lsstFungsDt pufp3rsirR " - the lat vii
snd Testament GfCA4fies III Burk late VI Afli.g.
too a. sid aistgei, aseeassd, beshg present
"a " AusgH Beck ~ said Arlington.
faf Probate, Is 10 ordered ~ ssid Cant
that Al psfs0Hs Concerned therein bo na8ned 10
appear Ets ssrslea thereo', ~ BE- held A. its
ffobate Oises 10 Axnehsste. jH sald District %
the 9th DAY u Feb. A, D. ls7s, A. ~ o'elslk
10 the forenoon, aud show esass, II suy thsy
have. agAsnst tbs pFpba3s u SAL Wui fof
sbifh pnTVuss Is j. further ordered that tAls
order be bgbithef thfea uesks saaeasstrslT ia
Else Manchester 1DresAL, Newspaper prGtsd
II hsnghsatst ih thss stale pf1Bp9a T. aid
tine = taafiag
true record,
Aitssl. T. 3. BCETOs Jadgs.
irus sopy u feostd,
stss Attest. = D. BUGTOs, gadgs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10

Tho Rassisus are advancing a. rap
i3iy - posfiblo towards lbe Turkish
capita. BOT operations arc greatly re
tsf5od y wi8teE weather IL tbe mean
uae some commentaries between
Tstisy And EarlAse, aud the latter
pewef aDd Russia regarding peace
hsfe bern. made bot nothing de6niie
bas ietu settled on. Turkey is anxious
f,r peAcc EngiAnd j. quite a. anxious
as Iuskeyi aad Russia i tired Of hght
iug, Bot wants a large alice Of Turkey
ard olhcr concessions for her share.
Jbese both Turkey aud England Will
no, be qaile willing 10 allow. bot
ss hrtber England will 10 TO war 10
prevent u remains to he seen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10

- SILL Rial EsTATH
axaTt 81 fHrHuNH. Asnehsstaf nsHtFtsl 80
A. PROBATE Uouff he'd 81 MAnahnnlee ssfhtn
apa - SD p'strist oa ne ~ asf II issnsfy
4 p. fsTT
Trossnt Haa. 3. \ Butras. SaArs.
YeHF frtNaUer. ABNsr HurA Aau taitigstsr
wtth tbs util annfted z Cynthia 4. sn4aa late
q AfAaa Lea. IA ssia a4sgfiHt aeeeAssA fesfsst.
Falls eNrssfuts tbAt
The ssseuus y asis soc fram
sAAd Asoas 49, % So Ct
he charges n sdministraliau
vRtimRtSd Ice I'd
The vAlas ofihs personal estate ti3 -
nalabcs ~ aebts chargeahle 90
real cstate - tAid deceased - e
To rsiss wbich sum, b pfAys said ugart %
Erant blm heense to eel 81 % DE real estate
II sad asceAhsA as ais negcssary f0g ths pay
meus u said dettf tha charges q a3niaisiratus
aud patuan eAnnpl be sald witheut ipjsry b.
ibsee Interested 10 The frmkipdsf.
WhtEenpon Il vac ordered hat hFAurE on
said Appheauop b bal Al Probate Ceuft % be
holden al she Probate once in MAnchcs.rr Ia
said aistrsct "a the g7th dsy oi fshruAry, A. D.
ISIS aud that uptcs ~ ssd spplickiian. TIE nG
tufe and reasons thnfuoi, and the time aud plsos
n hearing thereon BE- given 70 - persons ia
ietested By Publishing > ceruaed copy u the
record ~ sxid order three weeks snccessiyely In
tho Manchester tuURSAL, a Newspaper printed
Al said Manchester, previous 20 sid ume Of
hearing,
true record,
Attest, r u BURTON. JadFe.
true copy Of record.
sass Ai.s.,. 4. n, BURTON. Judgs.
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THURSDAY jan 10. lss

DE- Lsul.ert received ase years
fgfm % tae peoileueary, - BIS sen.
,Free ~ psrJug 10 case q The Amer.
seaa Psg alaf Lie assurance CO. The
empAay uas ioas3ed ~ Dr LAmbtr,
sa4 - patgr BE SPECIAL charge vulil
is collapse - that. although be
eistzs 10 hc lah0ccui a tie charge. Il
i diaeelt Ga view The whole natter
FROM hegisuing g. end other thar A.
piece q ucmitigAted rAseslily
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10

lr IS QuuE 4 MISTAKE to think that
Brigh1s Disease, Kidney, Bladder and
GlAndular Affections, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy aud Urinary CumplsiHts, cannot
he cured. HUNTS REMEDY thorough
y cures these Diseases. All Diseases Of
Tie kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Or.
gans, are cared by HUNTS REMEDY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10
vICK'S
Flower & Vegetable Seeds

Are planted BY million people In America Fee
vICKs CATALOGUE, 800 Illustrations, ouly
2 ceuts
gICK's ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGAZINE
81 pages foe Illustrations, and Colored Plate in
in each number. Price 81 rs year. Five copies
for 800.
yICK's FLOWER aud VEGETABLE OARDRN.
On cents IN paper covers with elegant 9th
covers 81 o.
All my publications are printed In Engiish and
German. Address
"a JAMES WICK, Rochester. NY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10

Very many Of our readers already
know and appreciate the New York
Times an fearless, outspoken. enter.
pnsing Republican newspaper. 1t al
ways contains the latest and most re.
liable news. and its opinions on current
topics are generally sound. and always
cleM-cut aud decided. 1t has 3 won.
dehul knack Of pitching into thievery
Or all kinds and Of all parties. and de-
lights IN nothing so much as 10 letting
the wind out Of pretended reformers
aud hollow hearted politicians. To
any person who desires newspaper OF
this kind we would recommend the
Times. II il does not flI the bill no
newspaper will.
] The Daily ia furnished for. $40 90
Including Sunday edition. IL 90
Seni.Weekly, ............... . so
Weekly, .t....,...,..,.,.. 20
Postage in all cases prepaid.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY

la the Matter u Henry g. stratton, bsat-
opt Ia Bankruptcy.
la The District Court Of tho uuiied states tlI
the District Of Vermont
Tbs undersiRned hereby gives notice " hl,
sppon As Assignee oi Henry G aifAtton,
OF Bennington in The coDnty " bennington aud
state 81 Vermont, within said district, Who hss
been adjudgod bankrupt 90 biz own petition
by the District Court Of said Dstfict,
JOHN ROBINSON, Assignee,
Dated Al Bennington. Nov. 27th 1877. "a aw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10

Iae EcpabIeAa Governors u Maine
s8i Massachusetts iolow the Democrats
tsorsfnef q Asw York 10 opPoslag Any
Seq backward from specie pay meats,
ASH ssy sehtme 81 iafsli9a. IL woald
he vel il the wiss men of Washington
eosid Be convinced Thai The bOBess inca
Of beth % isuthink sllts ca tkis qass-
iiln.
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ACCIDENTS

viii happen In tho best regulated
families, Buy a policy against all
kinds Of accidents for Day, Week
or Year at tho lowest rates of FoW-
Ter A. son. ManchesteE, George 2.
BoYnton, Factory Point, or of A. p.
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The Manchester Journal.

o. sanasps Reeves a faarasru.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-01-10

hoa u reliEiosi aad there i broad,
laerAl, aad seaside one.
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CLAEKfs Toorn Acug DRoPs cure
ihgidHYg.
, 1878-03-30
MtHRggis,

EpwARDs-RITz March 18th, 1873, by Rev.
T'hos. McEwan, Orlando :. Edwards. Of Una
tilla county, and Miss c. Ella Ritz, eldest
daughter of Hon. Phillip Ritz, OF this place.
Miss Ella Ritz was educated at St. Helen's
Hall, Portland, and is one of the most intelli
gent and accomplished young ladies in this
county, and capable Of adorning any society.
We are glad to see such yonns ladies recognize
the nobility honor and independence Of coun-
try life, and choose to marry intelligent, enter
prisins farmers, in preference TO the profes-
ional young man or the politician, or that class
who never feel satisfied unless they are living
in some town Or city We wish these two Young.
brave hearts, who have started out To make .
home for themselves, a world OF happiness
MAL"YE-DavIS-Oa Sunday. March 9th.
by j. d. Lamar. j. T., Mr. A. VI. Malone and
Miss Phoebe A Davis all OF this county
accompanying Che above was very hand
some brides cake and other daint;es which the
editor and printers highly appreciated The
happy pair will accept our congratulations and
hes: wishes for a long and happy married life. |
, 1878-03-30
4 CARD,

To the many interested parties, who
have insisted that | should at least make
a showing towards yindicating myself, and
also Drs. McCurdy and Goodwin, from
the conclusions arrived at IN an article
winch appeared in the STATESMAN. of
March 10th, headed, "I'ht small poy con
trorersy-Dr J. E. Bingham fully sus-
tanned, say, that on Saturday, the 13!h
day of April, at my Office, or At Dr. BinS
hams office, with his permission, can be
seen several children who have had the
small pox and chicken pox, respectively,
All more or less marked than the Harman
child, the one sen5 to Portland. and one
of these whom D.. Blalock, in his certiti-
cate, published in the STATESMAN, Febru-
airy 9th, says is living monument OF the
disease it having left pitts all over its
body, having the clcarcst skin of any.
We expect also to have ready by that time
a full and complete statement Of the case,
supported by aiiidavitS; and in doing 50,
If somebody's " crookedness Is shown
up, lust remember thatI have fsrborneu m
till forbearance has ceased TO be virtue,
and that | ROW intend to 'Hew to the
line, and let the chips fall where they
may Knowing that We are right We
court the closest investigation.
Yours, J. NJ. BoYD.
, 1878-03-30
20 ihr Pcap:e of Ela.!a Wali:,.

Ox account Of the numerous calls on the
Doctors time and at the solicitation Of numer-
ors PERSONS reiurinshis services, DIR, Mathicu
has kindly consented 10 remain with the i'eo-
pie of Waila Nalla, one week longer, from this
date, whcn he VII positively have to attend to
urgent calls elsewhere.
"Dr. Souvielle Matthew, the eminent French
physician, whose wonderful cures have appear
ed in orr columns, will berefit the people of
Walla Wal!a, ". T., and vicinity, with his
wonderful instrument called The Paris Spir-
omeGer, which We know has cured several
hundreds il our state. That instrument con
veyS nledicated irhalations direct to the seat Of
disease That wonderful instrument is a bless
irs to mankind and credit to his name. We
recommend the doctorvery highly to the affiic-
ted The doctor viii be in Wala Walia fer a
few days only. Oaegoaian.
, 1878-03-30
BVssNEsS NOTICES.
t.TT PROPERTY ZOE sslE.

The editor Of the STATESMAN is authorized 20
offer :: number of desirable city lots for sale:
|. 4 corner lot On Main street, 80 10; a
mcst desirable location, and the best lot III the
business part of the Town not permanently lii-
proved Price $500.
>. \ lot on Main street, below Second, well
improved; lot fronts IL feet and extends back
70 Mill Creek. Price S2i00.
3. Lot on the corner Of Fourth and Rose SITS.
size of lot 10 x TO. haprovem nts, a large
rud comfortable dwelling house, ANA the yard
;.iartei with fruit trees and ShrEbhery. a
beautiful location for Il retired home, L;sEay to
business and every way desirable. Price 5000.
Any or all the above lots viii be sold at the
figures named 70 !: person desiring to make
permanent investments, this is a rare 0pp"r-
tuaity to place incley where it viii double III :.
very brief space "f time. For terms, etc, ap-
;,ly 10 the editor ot the STATESMAN.
, 1878-03-30

OREGON PoLITIcS,-The Salem eoTr"Spon-
dent of the Sacramento Rcoord- Union has
the following IN relation TO Oregon politics:
"For governor on the republican ticket, d. P
Thompson of Oregon city. Is well up Dave Ihnnp-
sou is a keen-eyef hnsncer, male money at survey
ing had the tact 10 make II grow, ana finally got ~
work IN the depsrt .ueuts al sst,ng;Cn where he
n n shrewd manager and knows how ~ mesmerize
and mspilulste things that have money IL them
He 20. himself apToIutsd governor of Idaho Just
have the name o: the thing, and after short incuu-
Aency resigned. He is working up his ca, ds foc
governor and seems 10 have the leai az present as
be is more talked of than any one else
The appointment of Dave Thompson as
governor OF Idaho viii admit of explanation.
In the first place Dave" is an ignorant
knave, having the faculty Of accommodating
money, but utterly destitute OF ability.
Like many other men who have accumulated
money. his ambition of late years has taken
another turn, and now he aims To become
respectable To do this lie actually bought
his appointment as governor OF idaho, the
consideration being SlJ,O00 This was dur
ing Grants administration. when srch things
were possible 4 few months in Office
demonstrated his unftreSs for the place, and
he was delicately invited to resign. We
presume that he now proposes To buy the re-
publican nomination for governor of Oregon.
but whether the people vii, ratify the bar
gain at the polls is another matter.
, 1878-03-30
STOCK AND GRAFT! FARM.

A VALUABLE STOCK AND GRAIN
n Farm, Including 4i0 acres OF good land,
all under fence, IS offered for. sale There is on
the place a good bearing orchard, plenty Of
running water ani good well water; a good
Dwelling House, Barn, Outhouses, etc. one
hundred and fifty acres of the land under cul-
tivation. The property is situated fifteen miles
south of Wala i;.ia, on he Sumnervilie road,
adjoining The best stool, range in the country.
10 a person having the requisite means, 70
better opportunity can offer to secure 'esl:-
able claim. Further particulars VII be tur-
n;sb.J on ap,;icat;on To ". NJ WILLIS, on
the rre,,lisrs Refer to We. kiMBALii, OF
the Red Book Store, or to the editor Of the
@, ,,-,.,,,~ I0o.n
, 1878-03-30

WITHOUT \ PAgTy-We used to hear a
great deal Of talk in Andrew Johnson's time
about the president without a party But
Mr.. Johnson was not half 50 badly of, in
this respect. as Mr. HAYES. The latter is
not only without parry, but he seems to be
without friends. Personal friends and rela-
tiveS he has, Of course, bat political friends
o. admirers he is totally destitute of. Alone
he stays III the white huuse. Tolerated, only
because he must be, for the time being. Is
not this a melancholy position for the So
called president Of the great nation to be in ?
We do not mean to say tLat the white house
deserted by society at all. No, by no
means There is plenty OF that. and always
will be. 10 matter who occupies 1t. What
We mean is that Mr.. Hayes has no political
following. Nobody knows just where he
stands or what he is and he does not know
himself. The republicans don't like him,
And the democrats won't trust HIM. In the
senate the other day, republican is reported
AS saying, Let him tHayes) 90 where he
belongs-to the democrrtic party" This
brought democrat to his feet, who retorted
that the democratic party didn't want to
adopt any other party's illeSitimate spawn,
or words TO that effect. This, taken IN con
nectlon with Sunset Cox's remark tina;
Hayes message in vetoing the silver bill was
"a charge Of fraud by fraud," shows about
the position that the fraudulent president
Is placed in. His own party abhor him. and
the democrats refuse to have anything to dc
with him.
, 1878-03-30

HAEz, who enGeavored to sell us st.
Domingo some years ago, has been COM
pellet! to leave THAI delightful country
and take refuge in Porto Rico, so that
the revolution against him must be con
sidered asuccess. If his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ed better government 1T would be a
cause for rejoicing bat it does hot, and
the last state Of the unfortunate country
viii probably be worse than the first
, 1878-03-30

\ MERCHANT TAILOR, fully competent to
make respectable fitting suit OF clothes,
has long been wanted in this town. By ref
erence to card in another column it will he
seen that this want has at last been met It
will now be for our citizens to patronize Mr.
Meade literally, and in tina. way encourage
him to keep up his stock and employ good
workmen.