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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-27

Congressman Taylor, 81 Tennessee, will
be the youngest member 81 the next Con-
gross. He being but twenty five years Of
age.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-27

The largest, hest and cheapest stock o
Clothing you can find, at the
NEW YORK STORE
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-27

5000 yards of Embroidcriro, all style"
and latest designs, at the lowest prices
lust received at the NEW York STORE.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-27

The Turt, sixth 60 goes " ! %; Doc Dc
inexperienced, will r.' ,..tain a- man,
n,v men. 49, VIZ e. fms; .. ..hi. OF ill.,.
n,mn,ra'. elected 20 nat ...d, piu.t, five
are old mruh.r, aud rl. tom ".v ui.r.
The Republican voters. Therefore. would
appear 20 nr !r~~ l'ra,,d win th,ir Rep.
r''-,utatlN,- III tn" pI,-'rt C"u-r'>- than
III" Democratic voters. since they n,," I,-
tanned 50 few ot ili,m. The southern
States seem well satisfied with their Rep
rr~rutatiNr>. for whereas the Northern
Democrats return tVtnty-thr'r new To
thirty old members. the Sruth sends back
almost IT'S rutirr delegation. All the sit
ting Democratic members from Louisiana,
West Virginia, South Carolina and Missi--
>ippi are rrtuIncd, while in Texas there j.
a change ia Int one district On the other
hand New York will send eighteen wholly
inexperienced Legislators, PrunSy lvania
ten, Ohio eight. Missouri nine and Illinois
seven. State which seldom changes its
delegation in Congress il the gamer there
10y, a. II requires Congressman almost
the whole Of his first term To learn the
ways OF the Honsr or to acquire any in
tlucncc or power The southern members,
therefore, occupy more influential posi-
tions in the Forty-siNth than in the pres.
rnt Congress.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-27

Shavls and Blankets for the million, nj
astonishing low prices. are sold at the NEW
YORK STORE, Shreveport, La.
The New York herald., 1878-05-30
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. 1895 BR0ADWAY.7,
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT F0R kECEPrppvpnv M ppvs W

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. ,2s5 BR0ADwyATnEv 0aIUy IN
1b9sRfiskxHssPPs ssP AND AND SALES oS fAfERs.
4sgsHsssrsaD s.s a.. and 9Th col.
Bnxk6ERs wANrE E4s. 30 oia PAsasd and 4h coils
ssS6RLSsD ssSSR assI IsfATh So sas
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coxsrHIsE sTEANsMlPs-iiSa F4s4-ssh col
SSouuSTsYfNSaD'fP SouSTRY Boakp@aD PAes-i.h aao col.
DwEnEisd HOUSES ~ Isr FURNISHED AND
e sA ee
EYEs AND nARs-lsr PACK 9Th col
FIN ANCiAL-srm PAGE
bUsSisHEp Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LEr-aD
HRES and s.A
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HoTSEs HoTsI sopS p4ss-s.s col srxn .,p.e,,a. 81.
LOST ASn FoUND -.isr PACK iss COL
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LI5FFsy Asb ,l, s.e,sss .sas,s sss
NEW PUBLICATIONS. Urn rAor-e.h col.
EEda$oSSSTtss EdsS o$$SNs . s.s.esA =; col
PkOPOSALS-1sr PAoK-6th col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
PRoPEKri our OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENTED PAGE-1st col.
skxL M EsTArE sE1hs WANTED Va % % rAozDi.s M col " co..
REWAkDS-lsr PAGE LIST col.
SALks At AUCTION -Isr PACE-5th and 9th cois
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-i2rH PAGs-lst
. g ss SS col
spEClAL NoTdCES1isr FACE LIST. "a and I'D coils;
hTORAGE-l2r PAcE-6 9th COL
SUMNER RESURTS-2D PACE-4th col
THE TRADES-l2rn PAGx-6t col.
THE TURF -1sr PAGES col.
no, LIT FOR BUSINESS PGRPosEs-2D PAax-ist col.
TRAvELLERS' GUfDE-llrn PACK STU aud 9th coils.
UNFuRNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAGE ID and sd coils
WANlED TO PURCHASk-11TH PAGE-6th col. .
WATCHES, JEWELkY, &c.-2D PAGE-4ln col. ii
WESTC II ESTER COUNTY PROPERTY ROR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE LIST col.
WINES, LlQUOKS, &c.-l2rH PAGE-6th col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &c.-iOrH PAGx-6th col
The New York herald., 1878-05-30
POsT OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OF FiCk NOTICE.
i The Foreign MATHS for tho week ending Saturday. Juns
1879, will close this Office Tuesaay, 81 ~ NJ fss
Lurope oy sie4mship Montana. va Queenso.n. %
Wednesday Mt ~ NJ for Europe by steamship kussis
via Quseustown for France TO De tos
warded by this b. specially zddresscd sna
80 r. " for France direct. by stssnshp Psssire We
Hsve Thursday. ~ ~ NJ Tor Germany and the Cent
by nshp usrd.r via Plymouth Cherbourx soo
ourg Btsn and ireland "
be forwarded by this must be specially sddresscd
~ NJ. Brtsa aud ireland by stear,ship
City OF Montreal via Veensown tcorrespendenss Tor Ger
the Continent forwsrdsd by ths steames
must be specially addresedb saturday At ~ 80 NJ
tor crm any &c by steamship Nosel via Southamptsa
aud bremen correspondence Dfcst Bft ain aud Sue
Continent 10 b. iofsarded by this steamer must be sgs
csIly addrrs-ed1 aud At M tor scotland direct ~
ste Ethop. Glssgow and st r. W. tor Eureps
Nv ritannic. via Queenso~n. The steanships
Montaua Russia aud Britannic do take ss for Dcn
mars. sweden aud Norway The mais ior BrsnIi drsss
leave New York May 10 Tho mails tor ayti, savaniila
xc leave Now 10 he mails Tor Aspih ali snd
south scne ports leave New YORK May 81 Tho mails toe
Me xieo leave New York June The maiis Tor Australia
Ac Sau francisco June 10 The mails Tor China ane
'Ap"a TIOs L. JANIS. Pes,msssss
Posr Oyyfcx Nxw Yogg May 70 1874
The New York herald., 1878-05-30
EYES AND EARS.

IAMEs r. DAVIS. INVENTOR AND ONLY MAkEk
81 o the improved Artificial Human bye; acknowledged
the faculty to be the only correct Imitation OF stature
the world No l27 hast 10Th between VI aud tsh
The New York herald., 1878-05-30
PROPOSALS.

HoLoNIAL ENGINEERs OFFICE. BELIZE. BRITISH
Oiondas. March T. 1919 -Ts1asI. , On dap,.es.e ~;
Noon on the 18th Of August. 1873 from person wiling %
~ se" cS ."s a he 70
inspect plans aud sections specnasons form. et
ia siaa :. I the % o;ss Oh the i sss.
ST.. % sss. % N
broadway New York No tender will be noticed sxesps
ss IL
dressed tho enor.sis The Soioai.i sser.,sy ssli.
sss care f. :, A. % ca y
ss:; 70 G or any ~ ss, M
onLaFEk. Colonial Engineer.
PKoPosALs PoK INDIAN sUPrLILs AND
L transportation.
e the 1s;:,o, o@s' :, Indian >
i. os; ."
ia as o. sss
ter y. New YORK; VIII bo rss,,ysd ,sy sn.il u
s.Ans sa sAs esusi:
pound: Ss:.. pounds s: SssIs: @ :::sss
iisoo pcsss. msninr. pound. Lard i,oo e..r::
%: reF pound. rs. ss.r
1000 pound. soda $4,000 pounds Sugar and i.s'eodo
s.sIs,. yee,lsa and cotton ceed. soa.i.s,.s 4
sss s;s; s..s:s .s y:;S' ,i;;:
brown sheeiins, a5o.o5o .y.ros; bssehed sh:ssi.s.
sSiSsiss. 1850 ,s1s: xia.ss 800 yards: c.ossias.
,Ges,s. so,,9;n: hsrdv.ss Msa,s. Supple: and mi:'
Rakes. forss. kc 1e-
articles not bc eoatrseted for 10 DO Delivered -
BIDS MUST BIZ MADE our ON GOVERNMENTS
s.h.o,. ,hs si.as an ., .us,.o..
sspps. required agency Mind: aass:
s' s.' % :. sssa .ns er 5
bond. eoadi,ions TO be observed BY bidders. time
%sn, @ ',fs fsn.Do.aoa scu..s .as al sSsr sss..s:S
.. % II +: sa Or 'ss% Is e =:
=. New yors; 50 = kingsley 40 20 Clinton place.
aud 70 -. c.mm...Ts. Is o. saS:%,sns % Y..sd states
bids will be opened tho hour and day sbovs sssssA
ana ''''' "' '"''' i '.s'fI a. msYr Go%s.sPes.
pRoPosALs FOR COMPLETING AND LEAsIN0 rH5
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
osyicx or rnx Roam ov TRusrrxs or vnr,
cscIsSAri souraxRx EAnwAr.t
No 10 WEST 80 81. CisciSsAri Nay IL. iS7Av
Notice is hereby gvsn that Of the cIneinusa
Southern Railway will sealed proposals until u
O'Clock OF Thursday. July ~ 1878. for comp,sslns
easing the Cincinnati sou.hsra Railway. Copies Of Abe
form Of aud eon,anins the conditions
which said limo Of railway will be let held the form =
proposals, tho report Of praep. Engine.r the
desired bo had upon application st she once Of ssA
sss S.S ai sso Ss is. s
20 we., I'd S., Cincinnati ohio. Tho Board " Trustees
reserves th. right TO reject any and all blds
MILES UHEkkwOODl
H. N. BISHOP.
E. a. FERGUSON. STrustsss
HENRY MACK.
A. II. BUGHER
f,HE TRUSTEES or TiiE NEW YORK AND BROUK
lyn Bf,dgc.
OvrIcK No ~ wArxn 81
BnooKLyS. May "a. Is7a
Sealed proposals will be bs tho VI the
New York BROOKLYN Bridge. their Office. II Wssss
st., Breokyn until IL ~. the hftsenth u5thJ day q
June the and delivery inciudp
Ing ERECTION o about hvc Thousand sght hundred f5bp
The New York herald., 1878-05-30

at our sslssroou No iS Munsysl
Pcremptcry sale OF over 100 lots "a srdwarc.
Table aud Pockst Cutlery and rrcnsh Timed Ware.
Also 5OD donen Table Knives aud Forks desirable
Pattern large line French Timed Wars aud ster Cociea
Also by order OF consgness. $40 doren z and IIovp
Psiis i25 Nests tedsr aud Painted Tubs 10, dossn
Brooms. 3uO doxcn Tor Pals i5uU lbs Horsc Nails. ~
The New York herald., 1878-05-30

fNHE TRUSTEES oY tux NEW YORK AND BROOk
Iyn Bf,dge.
Ovricx No II wArxs ss
BEooKLYS. May IA 1874 \
Sealed proposals viii be received bs tho " the
New York BROOKLYN bridge. 1t their Office. II Wssss
IT., Brookyn until IL ~. the hftscnth u5thJ day q
June 1878 or the manufacture and delivery inciud
o about hvo Thousand sght hundred f5bn
Of iron aud steel required fsr the
pended supetstructurs Of the Eass kiver Bridge
specific ations be obtained aud plans ~ tho
Enginccr's Office. W. A. KOEbLtN1. Chief kngincsr.
The New York herald., 1878-05-30
HORSES. cAisuiAoEs. Sc.

HORSES. CANMIAUEs. sc.
At AUCTION
BY VAN TAsSELL KEARNEy, AUCTIONEEks,
At Ihkin hOksh AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MAhr.
ITO AND liz EAST 18TH 81. NEAR an As..
TOMORROW (FKIDAy). 3isT MAY
Ar TEN O'CLOCK.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
POLITICAL NOTES.

A PEOPLE that could stand such o civil war
as We have gono through, can survive the ef-
fects OF any other Democratic deviltry.-Uhcd
Republican.
WOULDN'T the Democrats groan II Charles
Foster should be reelected to Congress
under the arrangements proposed by General
Cox ?-Sdndusky Register.
THE few Southern leaders who honestly re.
sponded to the policy of conciliation, such as
Stephens and Mills, are snubbcd and insuted
by the party managers. They have lost caste
as Democrats by being patriots.-7rentoa IN.
~ Castle.
The Democratic scheme In Washington Is to
smirch Hayes and at the same time prevent
Tilden from being smudged. They intend to
raise q great stink over frauds in Florida,
but not allow any exposure Of bull dozor
terrorism In Mississippi. Chicago Tribune.
"ISvEsTIGAsHESs, my deer sir, Is all very
well, If confined within proper limits. To
make em pleasant they must be, however, all
on one side" So says Nasby, and so Mr..
Clarksou Potter and tho Democrats in the
House most firmly believo.-Dapcnpor (Lopa)
Gazette.
Mr. CHARLES JAMES FAULKNER has entered
the Congressional contest In the second West
| Virginia district Mr.. Martin, the present
Representative from that district, will also be
| an applicant for the Democratic nomination,
~
| with the honors. lie Is seventy.three years
| of age, and was elected to the House in 1851
-Bufdio Advertiser.
BEN BUTLER loves the dramatic. When
Potter waited his bombshell into tho House,
the Widow was out. Tho clerk dwelt oil the
name, and then slowly proceeded with the
call. As the last name was about being
reached, Butler advanced from one Of the
rooms and held up his hand, sgnifying his do
sire to vote. The situation was highly inter
esting. Every eye was on tho Massachusetts,
statesman, and, as If to cap the climax, he
sang out AYE" with the Democrats.-Nashriile
american.
Mr.. TILDEN possesses as sublime conf
dence as that of which Artemus Ward used
to boast. Rather than see the rebellion
succeed" exclaimed the prince Of showmen in
ono Of his lectures, II would be willing to see
all my wife's relations spill their hearts blood
upon the altar OF my dear country" Not less
exquisitely patriotic is Samuel. Rather than
see himself shelvcd, and some other Democrat
get the party nomination in $780, he is willing
to imperil the public tranquility, to unscttle
business aud to strike blow at the country''
revving prosperity.-AiJany Ereniag Journal.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
Personal.

Hon. ELI SALISBURY, Of Delaware, Is at
Willard's,
COMMANDER FREDERICK r. PEARSON, U.
8. n, Is at the Riggs House.
GENERAL WILLIAMSON, Commissioner Of
the Land. Office, returned from Now York yes.
terday morning.
GOVERNOR DENNIsoN was unexpectedly
called home TO Columbus, Ohio, Tuesday by the
illnes Of his son. He will probably return In q
few days.
SECRETARY SHERMAN was on tho floor OF
the Senate yesterday. His hands were warmly
shskon by the Republican Senators, and he had a
pleasant conversation with Kellogg. He was
also on the floor Of the House for while.
AMONG tho callers at the White House ycs-
terday were the Postmaster General, Secretary
Of tho Interior; Senators Rollins, Christiancy,
and Burnside; Representatives Hanna, Ward,
Welch, Res, Rice, Of Ohio, and Willets, and
Auditor Reynolds Of the Treasury Department.
PRESIDENT HAYES, tho Attorney General,
Secretary Of Interior, and daughter, Webb
Hayes, and few others left on the $50 p. m.
train yesterday for Baltimore, where they took
the Bay boat for Fortress Monroe. To-day
they attend tho exercises at the Hampton
Normal School.
National Republican., 1878-05-23

Mr.. CLARKsoN n. POTTER, the Greaser-
Nuncio of Chief Greaser TILDEN TO the
Democracy in the House, made an ill-con-
cealed effort to smother his wrath at CAR
TER HARRISON yesterday, when the latter
introduced his anti-Greaser resolution to
preserve the Title. He rushed forward to
pluck this flre-brand from the Democratic
magazine and save threatened explosion,
but caught hold of it by the blazing end and
burned his own fingers. It is true he bull
dozed HARRISON into withdrawing the reso-
luton, and thereby saved division of the
Democracy between TILDES and HAYES; {;
but the withdrawal of It leaves the Democ-
racy in the attitude of practically endorsing
the Mexicanizing tendencies of the Title In
yestigation
National Republican., 1878-05-23
TIE NICHOLEs PRECEDENT.
II Cannot be Applied to the General Govern
ment.

II Cannot be Applied to the General Govern
ment
Editor 0JHf RcpugHcdR:
Secretary Evart's letter of suggestions to the Lou
islana Committee has been cited as an argument In
favor Of the claim OF certain revolutionary Demo-
cratstha It sin the power Of Congress to make TIL
den President simply by Congressional recognition.
It Is obvious ~ any one who considers ths sub.
jeCt carefully. that the two cases Of Louisiana
and its legislature, and tho United States and its
Congress are not Mt all analogous The powers of
the legislature Of the State Of louisiana with ref.
ercnCe 10 which the letter In question was written
depend upon the provisions Of the constitution Of
that State But the powers Of Congress arc derived
from the Constitution OF the United States and are
limited by that instrument.
Nowhere in that Constitution Is any power con.
fCTred upon Congress TO unscat. otherwise than by
mpcachlncnt II President who has been not only
lawfully declared. elected and duly inauguratcd
but has ever Smcc through two sessions of Congress
been expressly rgGngpIed e., by Congress Itself and
Incut rs the lawful President
Impeachment cannot be resOrtcd to, because II
Is not claimed even by these malcUntents that the
President has been guilty Of any high crime or
mIs,lemcanOr. and moreover, 10 impeaCh him
would be u acknowledge his title.
1t may be said that u House which has shown
itself regardless of the peace of the country and
50 unsCrupuuus In the means II resorts to for par.
tisan purposes would not hesitate, II party needs
called for it, to frame and adopt articles OF impeach
mcmt, however mlse or frivolous. The answer Is
that with all their reCklcssness, the Democracy
dare not attempt impeachment, because, hrst, and
u them the controlling re'tson they know that so
unwArrnntnblG an attempt would prove disastrous
tO their party In November, and because, second
they know that they cannot secure u wO,lhrds
vote Of the Senate for conviction.
But Rs u the matter of their attempting 70 make
Tildeu President by Congressional recognition, II
is SIMPLY prcpOsternus. II Is not In the COnstitu.
ton If Il were the party which has the Senate
aud House conld always have the President 81 n
ply by recognition.
Fortunately the Supreme Court, which Is the
recognized expOunder of the Constitution, has do
Clared, as long ago as 1855 (see u Howard, y. SA7
National Republican., 1878-05-23

THE organ which 50 ably and faithfully
represents the brain aud heart of the South
ern Democracy of this city, in column ar
ticle devoted to Bishop HAvEN's sermon,
preached at the Metropolitan Church last
Sabbath, has the candor to admit that the
murdcrers of Judge CHIsoLM, and Cor
NELIA and JOHNNY CnISoLM, GILMORE and
MCCLELLAN, a year ago, in Kcmper County
Miss were the Champions OF Southern
SOClctY.N
National Republican., 1878-05-23

THE WILSON amendatory resolution, en-
larging the scope of the POTTER investiga-
ton, simply increases the partisan availa-
bility of the already handy handle of that
iug-handled affair. If the Democratic ma
iority of the committee find that "they
" have probable cause to believe" that
frauds were committed in other States than
Florida and Louisiana, they are now cm-
powered to extend the investigation. But who
expects they will discover probable cause"
in the dazzling glare of CRoNIN's elucida-
tions? They will simply be blinded by
the brilli'ncy of his illuminating propensi-
ties. Likewise they will fail to find prob
able cause" anywhere where TILDEN's
southern assassins Redeemed his claims for
the Presidency with the life-blood of mur-
dered Republicans
National Republican., 1878-05-23

gle he was always cool and self.possessed,
every ready to take advantage of Demo-
cratic blunders, and to turn every event to
"the benefit of his own side. At the same
time his manner is so courteous and con-
"ciliatory that he never provokes unneccs-
"safy antagonism, even among the Demo-
Gratis, and therefore wastes no time or
strength in Improbable personal contro-
"versics. As Chairman of the Congressional
Committee he will push things with great
"yiuorr
National Republican., 1878-05-23
n,yc0
pRoPoSALs FOR FUEL FORAGE AND
STRAW
DEPOT QuAnTERMAsTER'so OFFICE


DEPoT QuARTERNAsTER's OrrIcE.
WASHiSaToS, u, C., May !, lS1S
Sealed proposals In trplcate, wi h q copy OF this
advertisement httache will be u crive ut this office
until o'clock p, M. June I, 1873. Mt which time aud
place they Wilt bn ops1ed In the prescnce Of bidders,
for furnishing and delivering as required during the
fiscal year commencing July 1873, and ending June
w. 1879 at the various Offices AMI officers quarters In
this city AMI Georgetown, p C.. and OF Fort whipple
cJrds OF Oak Wood, In the stick: 80 cords Of Pine
wood, sawed and split; N cords Of Pine Wood IN the
stl TX; 100 ton, White Ash Coal 40 tons Re Ash
Coal 10 tons Lykcns Valley Coh Of size rs may be
calei for tes from slate dust dirt, aud ~ tons of
BituminJus Lump Cun. All the Woo aud Coll To
be OF first class nierchantablt quality Coal to weigh
2,2D pounds to the ton.
Also for furnishing and delivering during the same
period, all the Corn, Oats, Hay AMI itye straw r.
qured NJ tire various coras and officers lArers In
this city an Georgetown, ID. g., Soldiers Home, d.
G.. and Fort Whipple, Va
The right Is rcSetrei by the Government 10 reject
any al BIDS and these propo nls are invited under
pTuviso III app oprii on shall bo made 'or the sup
piles by Congress; Notherwsa, tho Government VIII
cnce will be given to articles OF domestic preduc-
ton.
Printed propo als guarantee, and crcnlars stating
the kind and estimated quantities required at each
post or place AMI giving null Instructions ns to the
manner OF bidding. condition, to be obs rived by bid
drrS and terms Of contra and payment, will be iur
nishe on application to this office.
Proposals should he market, " PropO-als for Full
and Proposals for Forage and Straw. and addT essed
separately as Indicated to the un iersigncd;
A. y. ROCKWELL,
Depot Quartermastcr.
National Republican., 1878-05-23

IN speaking of the Republican Congress
sionnl Committee the New York Tribune
very justly says: The committee is very
fortunate in having for its chairman Mr..
"HALE, who seems likely to dispute the
Leadership of his party in the House of
Representatives with some of the members
"who are older in years and experience.
@The ability with which he managed the
"Republican side Of the contest over the
"PorrER resolution last week has added
"much to his popularity among his party
associates. Throughout the whole strug-
National Republican., 1878-05-23

DEPUT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
WASmISGTOS. ID. c May ., lS7s
Sealed proposals invited, and will bG received at
this Office until y o'clock noon June L. 1873 for fur
nishimg for the QuarUrmaSters Department nfleen
u5I Cavalry Horses. Rs follows;
The horses to be In all particulars well broken,
In fIlI flesh and gOOl condition. from hleen 40 TO
sixteen 40 hands high, from Hive 90 to nine CD years
old. and well adapted IN every way TO cavalry pur
poses.
A thorough nsrection of each horse will be made
by the Veterinary surgeon OF the Department, and
those that do not confirm to the above description
will I've rejected. The United states the right
to reject any all Lids, IN the acceptance OF any
bid will depend upon the previous favorable nspcc
tiOn of the horses offered under the hid.
Proposals should be- marked Proposals for Horses, "
and addressed 10 he undersigned -
A. +. ROCKWELL.
my Depot QuRrleTniuster.
National Republican., 1878-05-23

THE Buffalo Courier is eXultant because
= there arc now no carpet-bas Governors to
call for troops" with which to protect and de-
fend the rights of white and black Republi-
cans in the South. We envy no citizen of the
United States who is so lost TO all sense of
right and justice that he rcioiccs over the
wrongs perpttrated upon any class OF Amer
lean citizens Justice will not always sleep
neither will BOurbOnism always have it-
way in the South
National Republican., 1878-05-23

THE Democrats begin to show the white
feather. They are not half as valiant as
they were before they secured committee
Of investigation. Indeed they are very
much in 'the milky way" and their notes
are quite dove-like. The Richmond Wing,
which is so Bourbonish that it doesn't see
well late in the afternoon, puts it in this
mild way just now. 1t says: What can be
proved We know not. If nothing, it will
" be q great relief to the country. The bit
" ter opposition of the Republicans en- masse,
"and their denunciation of an investigation
"of alleged frauds rs revolutionary and
subversive Of the Government, are circum-
stances of grave suspicion, and both JUS
"tify md demand the closest scrutiny" We
say, let every Greaser in the land scrutinize,
but let them be ware how they again at
tempt revolution.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
GOVERNMENT MALES.
GONERNMENT SALE.

JEFFEHsOSyILI.E, ISD., April %, lS7s
WIN be sold at the Jacksonville Depot of the Quar-
termnstcrs Department, on WEDNESDAY, May 20,
1873, ~ ten O'Clock H. nl under the direction of Lieu
tennnt.COlOnel james A. Ekin, Depot Quhrtermnster,
u lot of Quurtermnslers Stores Clothing, ElupAge,
and Material consisting Of 40 feet Hose O feet BELT
Ing o. pounds Castings, l,SO pounds Scrap Iron, GER
tain Harness and Harness parts certain Wagon beds
battery foIges certain assorted Tools 100 Bedsacks
GOO Camp Kettles 30 Drums, 100 Shelter TENTS, 1900
Tent Pins, certain Flag 40 yards Silesn 500 gross
Buttons, TO yards white Flannel, 10 Tents, DOO0
pounds Cotton Linen, and Flannel Cuttings, 1000
pounds Hope Cuttings, and many other miscellaneous
Terms cash In United States funds
The property can be examined at any time before
the day Of sale, between the hours OF nine o'clock a.
m. and three o'clock y. NJ. Property to be rem owed
ut expense Of purchaser wishin hye days from date
Of sale ADDISON BARRETT
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