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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-16
sam Fsnneisco Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.-Fiour,
unchanged. Wheat, quiet and
steady; shipping choiue, $1.75@
LIZ; choice milling, $l.773@1.SO.
Barley, firm; Coast feed, 95@s1. 90;
Bay feed, $l.024@i.07l; Brewing,
81. l0@l.l5. Oats sales, choice mill
ing, $l.7o; feed, $1aO@165. Corn,
sales, Omaha yellow at $1.S0. Rye
held at $1.20. Potstoe easier;
Whites, $1@l4; Red, $l@1s. Hay,
dull and unchanged. Wool, un-
changed.
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THE CUBAN WAR ENDED.

The Cuban insurrentinn, shich yes III.
augnratod in 1858, and had for its object
the independence Of the Island, has, after
along and bloody struggle, ended by the
surrender Of the insurgent forcea, induced
by concessions made by the spanieh gov.
ornment. Tho war has resulted in the
granting OF rights to The !Cnbans, which
theydia net h.fisfs, .,sssess, bus whether Of
ulicieHtimportance to compensate them
s .eera' .a. s: doubtful. Az
eording to the terms OF surrender, Cuba
viii berepreseated in Che Spanish Cortee,
in proportion to its population, and .ho
provincial and municipal laws Of Spain
viii be applied in It's goverar,ent and ed-
ministsation. Our sympath.: have been
with the struggling Cubanp, but having
failed in obtaining their independence,
we hope the rights they have secured win
atimulate Industry and add to the pros.
perity OF The island.
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THE SILVER BILL.

The bill. for tho reconciliation ofsil.
yer, which passed Congress by mere than
two-third vote, was returned by the
President TO the House, in which House
the bill originated, with his obj ctions.
The House at once proceeded to pgn the
bill over tic objections of the Presto, Mt.
Dir. Cox Of New Yotk, in speaking of ne
veto message, said, 'Nt was fraud BY a
fraud" The yeas and nays being taken,
resulted In yeas 1876, nays 7s,-which be.
ing more than two-thirds OF the votes
cast, the bill was sent to the Senate. The
Senate proceeded at once TO its considera-
tion, and passed it over tho veto Of the
President, by vote Of yeas AZ, nays 10.
The ailver dollar IS nov legal tender
for all indebtedness, which ia not payable
in o spccific mota. or commodity. :.
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They were no better than highwaymen.
If man is caught by o band Of highway
men and told 70 sign note for large
sum OF money on tie pain of death u he
refuses To do So do ya.. ..!nk :a,i.e:: .i.e=e
thieves come 70 get .l,e E.S:;Sy ard !:s
refuses to pay 1t, that they can force hisa
TO pay 1t by law. This il parallel case
and there is no difference whatever. One
is just as bad as the other. Afs we more
interested in these bonds than we are in
our own State? Why, sir, feel that
this. Why, sir, if I should vote TO COM
pei my people to pay the fraudulent
claims and further oppress them with
taxation to make them pay, would not
dare TO face my people, | could not go
back and face my honest constituents.
No, sir, as long live shall raise my
voice against paying these debts"
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THE MILITARY REVIEW.

Commanders of the several Companies
in Anderson County, and such other OIL.
cers az can conveniently do 80, are re.
quested, to meet me at Anderson C.,H.,
on Wednesday the 18th, ct II o'clock, for
the purpose of consultation, and to make
such arrangements for the inspection and
review of the 10Th instant, as may be
necessary.
w. " HIIMPHREYG
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Tho committee have completed the
supply hill, and it will COON be presented
to thr Legislature. The general State
tax, exclusive of the two mill school tax,
is iive and one-half mills. In addition TO
this ia the. county tax, and poll tax which
is limited to persons from twcnty-one to
sixty years of age. The taxes are paya.
BILE in gl'd and silver coin and national
bank notes, in two equal iustalments, in
Mas :.asi cc!c!s;ee--. !. Is .eft optional to
ray tho Maay instaimcnt in iiay or pay
the whole in October with o penalty. ol
six per cent. on ,the first inDtalment.
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sHERIEF'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
pY.virtue OF various Executions to Inc
LIP directed, I will expose to salo OIL
First Monday in April next. at Anderson
Court House, South Carolina the following
Lescribed Real Estate, to wit:
All that Tract or Parcel Of LAND, con-
tanning two hundred and seventy (270) acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of J. b.
Carpenter, William Shirley, d. Crosby, and
others. levied :, as the property Of David
Gcer, at the separate suits of w. w. Hum
phreys, Successor. and Samuel Brown.
Terms of sale Cash. Purchaser TO pay
extra for papers.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
March 7, 1878 "a
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eOUNTga ExEcUTlYgl coMarrTTRk.

T. Il q - & o.
There will be meeting Of the. County
Democratic Executive Committee at the
INTELlrsEScEh OFFICE, at Anderson
O, H., on Tuesday next,r ,r12,h inst. st II
O'clock a. IN, for the purpose Of electing
9 Secretary for the coming two years,
aad attending to such other business as
may come up with references 10 the ap-
preaching canvass. The names of the
Cenmiitee VIII be found in the proceed
ings Of the County Convention. A full
meeting Is desired.
E. B. MURRAY,
County Chairman.
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SIGHT RESTORED.


For the benefit Of those that are in dark
ness. I will state that was blind for about
two yeaTS had my eyes operated OIL IL Au-
g,lsta, Ca, with no benefit whatever. I
heard of DIR. Gurley's' SUCCESS, and made up
my mind to try him. On the fourth day
can cheerfully recommend him to suffering
humanity and those in darkness.
/. Is. ROBINSON.
BJntiley's Mills, s. c.
CASE or CLUB FEET.
DR.. !. w. Gar'eH Southern Surgical Institute,
DearSir-e Ny son Leoniias iInproved
from the time you put the braces on him
his fees are straight and he walks perfectly,
no limb or deformlty remaining. You don't
know how grateful we all are for this re-
mnrkable restoration and cure. ] hope you
may be quite as successful in all such opera
tiona Yours truly,
Murphy. n. C. J. NJ. L. BRITAIN.
REMARKABLE CURE.
"a Case of Sixteen Years Standing)
DR.. J. W. Gnrley, Southern Surgical Ms:itut<,
SO Whitehall 81, Atlanta, Ga:
Dear Sir.-s My doubts have all been
removed. Your medicine acted like charm.
You know when consulted you that had
very little hope Of being cured unless by q
surgical operation. rs tile trouble was rro-
nounced cancer Of the breast by two leading
physicians Of Memphis, Tenn, who stated
that IL would have to be cut out. You will
not blame me, therefore, for my incredulity
Your treatment was so different and simple
and the results MARVELLOUS. / am free from
the shooting pains and the itching and burn
ing sensation that continually worried me
SO. My complexion has cleared up, have
gained flesh end mentally am quite differ
ent person. Dr. 3. II. Mitchell says he never
saw such improvement in such short time.
If this will be of any use to you. you can
publish it. Mrs. ELIZA ID. WfICox.
Parks Lodge, Ala.
Another Case Of Blindness Rostored.
have been blind for five years; have spent
hundreds of dollars trying to have my sight
restored, and failed until put myself under
treatment of Dr.. Gurley, who, in the re-
markably short time of eight days, restored
! my sight; so that once more enjoy the
light and scenery of this world.
MATTHEW SsIpEs.
Anderson C. H., sc.
Double Complete Fistuln in Ano Cured.
have been suffering with this terribly
| malady for over two years, not being able to
| obtain relief, and having spent much money
| and being reduced physically so much that
J. waS unsblS 70 DC any work, finy occupa-
scarcely walk. was induced to try DR..
| Gurley. Of the Southern Surgical Institute
who in q short time cured me- now weigl,
more than have for many years and am
able to go about my farm and attend to bus.
incss with comfort and freedom from ,ain
Glennvillc, Ala. J. P. Scorr.
Echo, DALE Co., Ala, Jan. %, '7s.
Dr.J. W. Guriey, Southern S,trgicai Institute
atlanta, Co.:
! Dear Sir-You operated on my wife's ey,
on Lost Nov. 18th, and on gard she went
home, able to see her children, and-now i
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MILITARY REVIEW POSTPONED.
: Gov. AAaPTeI1 20 aE PaEsEMr.
T42slay, leth day Of Marcel, sI,e Day.
Ispeeia, Di.patea to Me Anderson intelligence.

Special Dispatch to The Amdeson Iateliigc,,eer.
COLUMBIA, March 9th, 1878.
Adjutapt General Noise will issue en-
order to-day pcstponing the inspection OF
troops at Anderson from the 18TH TO the
1e;n Of March. Governor Hampton will
be present If the Legislature adjourn in
time.
The debate on the Bonded Debt con-
tinues without interruption in the House,
which will not come to direct vote for
several days.
The Legislature will not adjourn be.
fore Friday 18th inst. Ii.
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CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ Anderson COUNTY.
by w. W. Humphreys, Judge Of Probate.
WHEREAS, Mrs. Mary J. Ghamblee
administration on the Personal Estate and
effects of ID. ID. Armstrong, deceased.
These are therefore TO cite and admon-
ish all kindred and creditors Of the said
d. b. Armstrong, deceased, to be and ap-
pear before mo In Court OF Probate, 10
be held at Anderson Court House, on
Saturday. 23d day March, 1873. after pub
lication hereof, to shew cause, IL any they
have, why the said administration should
not bo granted. Given under my hand,
tins 4th day Of March, 1878.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, J. p.
March 7. 1873 "a z
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PEACG aaTABlIaHEo IN EURopE.


THE treaty of peace between. .s;,. s.;,ss;:. and
Turkey yas signed at San steiano, on
oa iaat Saturday. the anniversary of the
&c 6. che che ss.a &c 2:s=s
The conditions Of peacs are, the payment
by Turkey of one, thousand four hundred
millions of ronble5, with forty millions of
pounds sterling in bonds addsd. Russia
win acquire by way of indemnify conaid.
serebie territory in Armenia, Including
Kara and Batoun. The lsahommedent
poaerin Europe h noW completely oyo,--
thrown With no prospect that II win ever
be ro-established. tits not now probable
that ths peaco Of Europe Will be further
disturbed. Austria yields to The 'iney-.
liable, end however much England may
groHl and threaten, che Is powerless
60 resist tho resultd which naturally fol-
loW the defeat oss tho Turks and the de-
cid5d i ii i tilii.sipp, Of Russia, Peace may now
be Regarded as established In Europe. B
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ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN
POMARIA NURSERIES,.

rV7IIE largest and most varied Stock Of
IA Southern Acclimnted FRUIT TREES,
adapted to our soil and climate, consisting
of Apples, Peaches, ALEXANDER, Amsden,
Louise, and Rivera. These early varieties
have oil fruited the past season and ripen ten
days before Hale's Early). Pears, Plums,
Almonds, Apricots and Nectarines, from the
earliest to the latest, Cherries, Ounces, Figs,
Hazelnuts, English Walnuts and Spanish
Chesnuts, several fine varieties. Ever-bear-
ing Mulberries, Grape Vines embracing
choice table kinds, Strawberries and Rasp-
berries, Evergreens, in great variety, for or
nnmont and cemetaries, Roses, all the best,
Dahlias, Gladiclas, Lilies, Crysanthemums,
Choice Verbenas, double and variegated,
Violets, Ornamental Flowcring Shrubs, AS
paragus and Horse Radish Roots Usage Or
ege apd Mccarthy Rose, for hedges, Choice
Fruit Trees Of all kinds, which will bear the
first season IL trnnsplanted early. All will
be furnished ct moderate prices. Among
other choice varieties of the Strawberry, the
Charles Downing proves to be one Of the
best for our climate. A new catalogue sent
to all who apply. Persons wishing will
please apply direct to
WIN. SUMMER,
Pomaria, s.. @.
March 7, 1873 81 1t
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con III Charge,

seeing nearly as well rs she eyer ala y ,v-
had listle hope Df such good resu,ta.~ ~
wife had been blind 1--WE years. Yor sa!ys 10y
imagine the change that had taken ,,Iace T.,
ALMOST likeegoiDg into a new world w.
shall ever be thankful to God thst =. We We
You ut Euiausa, and hope that bis bsnS 49,. .ss
guide you to equal success In eli opefatiss;y.
for restoring sight to the blind 0 . :
Yours truly. H. r. CARsv,.I,.
1t gives me pleasure to recommend A..
appliances used for correcting deForfs,t;Ias..
Q: the tegt by the Southern Surgical Tnssis
ing superior to anything have ever :, sss., -,
or used. My son has improved mora il M
case being inverted toes) by their use ,f,a,s fms
any have ever used. j. o. T.r. ,Aan
Charleston, s. @. -
Nine Years Blina.
Dr. Gur!ey-My daughter IN AZ, y,atoe,,
to you. and says she will over love vn,, -,
she does the preacher who converted Ser -
What happy child che wa ON The train
She saw so many things 1nd enjoyed ber-,a,c
so much. Yon don't know how happy % wa
aii are, for VIZ were I'D to believe that nosi,.
ing could Dc done for her that would restor.
ner sight. shall ever remember with pret-
itude your caDdor and kindness while under
your treatment at the Institute. =
Canter, Cherokee Co., Ala.
A Word TO those Interested.
One dear to ME has been afflicted with pay.
tiai Dut gradually increasing 0eafn ess--t, ,eiised
by catarrh, by no means an uncommon tron-.
ble. i! applied to Or. J. w. Gurlay, OF this
city he besitstingly took the caso In HAND
out after short treatment the dear one has
been almost entirely restored. If any that
may happen to read this should bc afflicted
In the same way, / would advise them 10
apply to him. His treatment Is ne find
him honest, frank and will not fiatter to
fleece. He is at 334 Whitehall ST.. Atlanta,
Ga. w. A Oonnr
Pastor OF st. Pauls Church, Atlanta.
From tl,e Pastor OF Second paptist Church.
Atlnnta. Ga. -,
With hearty good will toward every ex.
listing enterprise that seeks, in laudabIe
way. to foster the public welfare, one NAV
greet the rising Of q new institution to anne
liOrate the condition Of suffering humanitv. .
Having knc I'm DR.. J. w, Gurley for long
time az an honest, experienced physician
and surgeon, it srs.:fess rio 20 give him
hearty commendati0n. and TO wiah h::-.
abundant success. A. T, GPALpIEo
DR.. Gurley's method of treating RUPTURE
is the best l have ever tried. He has cured
Marietta, G. = ~
Epilepsey.
My daughter has for the Lost three wears
been subject to epileptic fits, having aS many
as three week during the most of that time.
ai.d q continual jerking of the hands and
feet. have had her treated by q great many
different doctors and failed to get any relief
until +! tried DR.. Gurley. Since he CON-
menced treating her rhe has been free from
jerking of the hands and feet. and has not
had another fit. believe che viii be cured
by his treatment. Mrs. III. HOUSE.
Plano, Ala.
lse be careful to direct their letters to
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STATE OF SOUTH CANOLYNA,
COUNTY or ANDERSON.
ffpyJRN SDFe G;OssSstAN pH.Tsas.

John O.. eyg iitciield Administrators or O. L..
y Gailiasd deeeased. Plaintiff, against Ale
Z tina Il. GaillSrd, u. IL. 9aillRrd, and nth.
5 iatS II aid o. Assets, RVm,ction, Rclief, &c.
E-k,Y virtue of an order! from the Court
.kZe Aforesaid, 80 me objected, all persons
hayiiig claims Rgainst Charles T.. GailIard,
deceased, arc hereby. notified and required
"a establish their several and respective de-
maRds before the undersig igEn6, at his Office,
on or before the 9Th day of Jpae hext, OF
b haired ell hans .tss assyi sfScTes made
In this action.
JOHN w. DANIELS. 9. q. p,
Clerks Ofilce. Andersen @. IL, s, o.,
March 9th, J65e.
March Z, 1875 S1 SIN
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Grange GoIRaaR.
Under IL, e.pervision or tho Executive
CL,nrnIttCS OF Pomona Grange.

A new Grange will be organized at
Cross-Roads Church on Friday the 9th
instant, at Q o'clock 2. IN. The neighbor-
hood are invited to be present.
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Tho Unl4sssity Bin has passed both
Hcasss of tlse Legislature, and viii
doubtless become q Law. In tho discus
sion os the Iill, Gen. Gary ID repogted to
have said
1t matters not to me who favors this
bill, Nheti 1t 10 Governor Hampton or
{ FoyernoI nybody eLse. 1 ehnli not fol-
log. in any slch lead, I am d atEaight.
out Donn1cEAt, iap, In this sense ! have
been charged with bainss On opponent of
the Adniinistf ion. L thsoW back. the.
& charge. I do reserve ttae right. and viii,
exercise il, of advocating thhy which 4
think q right, and cond demning that
which 4 regard Rs frnng, matters not
Whons it may hiift. / haTa heara that IL
was Gu st0Tnafy f5F q number OF mem nbar,,
: 10 closet thernselv lve6 with tho Gov Slior
and find ont what hc desired 10 bes done,
thus violating pre- ents which bad been
gstsb lisli4a OF tii esq sep&Sat0 departments
OF government determining fo3 thetn-
selyea qpe5E lions i, ,lich might come re-
at:.sgaiy befote the General AsseHahly%
q At pNvent we want peace and harmo-
in The Democratic party. and such
IS rs siiese $on tho administration
81. sskstf AZ.
asaston hne the nnqueationable right
sals sislEEi ind opinioaa on tho
gJniye EsitY bSlE, aE.y ofher biz. 40
aeprigs hfa of sllis slghs ecnIa be to.
make him sialQnS slsa people haze selcc.
IS n9t 10 toiioH ninliiy
Int fitsll5 IL b mere cypsaeE, and de-
lyDftiiys I'D f of The council of one
sloso aud sources of infor-i
insll6n heuIs re bis opinions weight
sad ebss !
stf Sehsa ofle osg slie
las oa Ohio, died
F'IAy
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Notice to Overseas Of Public
Highways.

FHiHE .UveiSeers OF Public Highways are
II hefehy ,.,tiasA' ara =e.s,...:s =e.,...:ss:. &c =.c:k
and pnt In good repair the Pehlic Rnada. in
their Yespectiee sections, by tho Is, Of April
next.
Where Oversecrs and hands neglect or re.
fuse to work. they will be dealt with and
punished As tho law directs.
o. II. p. FAINT,
J. g. CAN'T.
SAMUEL BROWNE,
County Commissioners.
March @, 1878 81 1.
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Clinkscales' Mills Grange will assemble
at their Grange Hall on the third Satur-
day Of this month at 10 O'Clock q. m.
Col. J. w. Norris and W. w. Russell Will
be present and deliver addresses.
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WHOLESALE.
PRICES CURRENT

Ok .AOsDA Y
10000 lbs. BACON, at 81 Cts.
1000 '' CHOICE LEAF
LARD at 1O1 Cts.
1000 lbs. MAGNOLIA Sugar
Cured EAANiSs st f23 Cts,
90 Bbls. SUGAR, ut g a GOA c..
10 % CHOICE Igs o. SY Rs
UP, at 5S Cts. per gal.
&c Ebls. EASTERN POTATOES.
oil kinds, at $f.5O per Bushel.
90 Sacks COFFEE at 163 a
22s Cents par Ibs
Also, q full line of
Everything a Farmer fiay iieod.
at pricea that defy con.netiiion
Save money by giving us call.
II. ". COLEMAN g CO.,
Seaee@ City. q. C.
MARCH z 20 'rt ~
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Mofatsville Grange will hold public
meeting on Saturday the 9th instant, at
10 o'clock q. m. Addresses viii be deiiv-
cred by tho Worthy Master of Pomona
Grange and Others. The public are re-
apectfully invited.
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fo ANTE.
Of
Chemist
action Of whom have eronay. j.
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The following sub. Oranges are "clear"
on my books to 81st of December, 1877,
VIZ: "A! !s4, 251, 800, 564.
: Sub Ganges delinquent for one quarter: !:
100, 177, 273, 295.
Delinquent two quarters: 272.
Delinquent eight quarters: 263, 343.
Meetings have been held in, several OF
the delinquent Oranges with encouraging
reaults, and We confidently expect to have
Q "clear" report from them at an early
day.
Secretary p. g., P. n.
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THE SUPPLY. BILE.

w. w. HUMPHREYS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-26

ANY one who still doubts that the
Democracy of Ohio is truly a reform
party, conscientiously bent on carrying
out all the high-sounding promises OF
purity and reform that were made dur.
ing the legislative campaign of last
year, has only TO cast his eye towards
Tom Ewing's district, where they have
assessed all the employees OF the State
Reform School from five to fifty dollars
each to create corruption fund for the
election of Ewing to Congress. This,
we beg to repeat, Is practical Demo-
cratic reform. In Converse's district
the assessment on the officials and
employees OF State institutions Is ten
thousand dollars, There are two en-
barrassing questions about this money
first, how truly reform party can
raise corruption funds in this way; and
secondly, how ten thousand dollars can
be honestly used in electing Converse.
cleveland Leader.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-26

WHEN such papers as the Bellsire
Leader undertake to assail DR.. Upde
graft as an enemy of a sound currency
and Of the greenback, they simply dis.
play q iamentable ignorance, only pitt.
bic. DIR. Updegraff was an able, fear.
less, and unfaltering advocate Of the
nations credit and the national mon.
ey, and courageous defender Of the
nation's honor, when his opponent was
plotting treason with Vallandighem-
assailing the public credit with PendIe
ton and Thurman, and with them try
ing to drive from the earth the green
back currency as 'vagabonds' and
rags, and sending greeting to the
'graybacks' South. DR.. Updegraff ever
stood for the old flag, for his country,
for her honor and her money, when
these worthless did their best to destroy
ell forever.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-26

THE Republican party has, to-day, a
cause as sacred as any ever entrusted to
it. 1t stands alone for the maintenance
of honest money, for the upholding oi
national honor and credit, for the pro-
lection of all our people In their prop
erty rights, and for the preservation oi
social order. The rights oflahOr are
those most dangerously, sssailed. The
right of the labOring man to get for his
days work dollars that will buy dol
lars worth of food; and the right to
keep his money after he has earned it,
instead of having it stolen from him by
a form of law-those are among the
sacred rights for which the Republican
party now gives battle.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-09-26

THE true policy is to strengthen the
Democratic party, which has steadily
opposed the bad laws which are
now crippling all enterprise. and taking
employment from thousands who are
reduced to want and destitution.-
G0zetee. 4e. s.-u-
This in the face OF the fact known to
every intelligent working man in Bel.
mont county, that the last Democratic
Congress was organized in the interest
Of free trade, and that during the en-
tire session, Fernando Wood, the chief
APOSTLE OF Democracy in the House,
spent all his power to force upon the
country his free trade policy, which
awakened thunders of Indignation on
every hand. Talk OF workingmen
seeking refuge in such party, under
such leaders. with such policy. Only
increased distress awaits them If they
help such party to power. -.