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Daily Republican., 1879-01-03
u EGlSTER'S ORDER
REGISTERS OFFICE.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Nov -, 1878.
Upon the application OF John Fehrcnback,
Administrator OF RCmie Hitler late OF Red
Lion Hundred, in SAID County, deceased,
1t is ordered and directed by the Register,
that the Administrator aforesaid give notice
VI the granting OF Letters OF Administration
upon the estate OF the deceased, with the date
Of granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to be posted within forty days from the date
OF such letters. in six Of the most public places
of the county OF New Castle requiring all
persons having demands against the estate,
TO present the same or abide by an Act OF AS
Sembly in such case made and provided And
also cause the same 20 be inserted within the
same period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,,
4 newspaper published In Wilmington, and
10 be continued therein three weeks. (eod)
49,, Given under the hand and Seal o.
IL.s. Office Of the Registr. Aforesaid, at
49, New Castle, in New 'astle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above W" zen.
$. {. BlGGS, Register.
NoTICn.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator on
or before Nov. ~, 1879, or abide the A ct o
Assembly in such case made and provided
JOHN FEHRENBAtK. Administrator.
Address, " lin ington. Del. DEF
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407 Market street.
ID EGlSTER'S ORDER.
REGISTER'S OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE tpTNTy Dpr DS

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Dec. 2S, 1878.
Upon the application OF Caroline Jones,
EXecutliX OF Dr. Charles W. Jones, late Of
Wilmington Hundreds in said Coun.
ty, deceased, 1t is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Exccutrix aiore
said, give notice Of the granting of Letters
Testamentary upon the estate OF the deceased
with the date OF granting thereof. by causing
advertisements to he posted within forty days
from the date OF such letters, in six Of the most
public places OF the county OF New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands against
the estate, to present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided. And also cause the same to be inserted,
within the same period, in the DELAWARE
REPUBLICAN. II newspaper published in Will
lnington, and to be continued therein three
weeks Geo ~
49,, Given under the hand and seal OF
}L.s ! Office Of the Register aforesaid, Mt
~ New Castle, IN New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and yearabove written.
$. G. BIGGS, Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims 4sains,
the estate of the deceased, must present. the
same duly attested to the Exeeutrix on
or before December rs, 1879, or abide the aot
OF Assembly In such case made and provided
CAROLINE JONES, Executrix
Address Wilmington, Del. jn2.
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PUBLIC SALES.
,EARSHAL.'S SALE.

XIV virtue ola writ OF venditioni exponas
.,usd out Of the District Court OF the United
St,trs for the District of Delaware. a. ths
init OF Frank A. Haliam, OF the city OF fbii
'Lsb,hia Pennsylvania, to me directed, will
',rose TO sale at public auction, and VIII sell
"a the highest bidder io- cash on Nj liN' Az,
January 18th, 1879, at Il o'clock In the fore
onon, the steam tug boat flames .cfhdden.
her boilers. engines, taekel, machinery, APP
o,rel and furniture. where she now Hes, at the
mari OF Pussy. Jones h Company, In the
NV of wilmington, I'elaware.
v" HENRY II. MCMULLEN,
U. y. MarsNnl District Of Delaware.
Mar. hal's Once, Dec. 10Th, lSTS.-b
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NOR RENT.--A comfortable Ave room
house, with we'll OF excellent water at
/, door, In West Wilmington. Also three
|nrcs In building on South east corner Of
|lrkct and Seventh street. VIII rent all
~ reasonably JOHN Is LEWIS.
frr1Glgt
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NOR SAIE.-A three.story brich no"e
with rooms, papered throughout, with
b, hot and cold water, green house, sup
ID with flowers, No. 5O3 W. Third steeL
! all over nousc. MARY NJ. BROWN.
Jnlf
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k,OR SALE.-The old Merchant Tailoring
Stand OF GEO. GEDNRr, established
so with stock aud fixtures, Apply at or
lrcss, GOUERT n co 10 f. Fourth ~.
M 81.
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ENDR saba nice family Mare, IN
N cheap Tor want OF use Apply Hh
Mr.. White, at Seals stable, French street
M Illh. NCIO.lL
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pR SALE CHEAP.-Two good stores II

n SALE CHEAP.-TwD good stores IN
GOOD location, two new threc-stoIy nine
. houses, and two new room hUnSeF, all
hot and cold water, gas bath, wash pave
and In yard. two 5 room houses with en-
rl sheds. Also other houses. Persons ~
tut a cheap h use 1t would be 10 their al,
'tsc to see these houses, as they are all
built and OF good materials. Prices from
d and up. Terms very easy to suit the
.' viii take a. part pay first mortgage ~
sr property and Ave years lnort4nEc on the
81, sold. Apply to q. II. TlNDalL 4
Is. 7Ol French and No. $40 East MINI
.n's dc23-lm
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". BRUCE
CE, -
NO. Oh PINE STREET

WIN make you to order a pnlr of
soon CALFSKIN Boz rs FOR IS.
fench stock sewed Tor 80, Best French
TX, all calf Scotch bottoms, best style only
AID in fact all styles from ~ 30 to $780,
''or' from $3.50 up. Ladies' work done
'actorllly. Repairing done in all its b an
md very CHEAP. Cork Shoes for the
Y Il spcci,lty. Bruce, Ga Pine street,
'In' old stand. Uppers fit to order, &c.
ic3012t*
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NOR RENT. An eight room honsc on
Fifteenth street near Market, Apply
lOHN q. GALLAGHER, 1903 Iarket
beet or to the subscriber. near Delaware
|prttoD. GRO NJ BRhMBLh. dc!T.dti
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NOR SALE A new two story Brick Hsuse
four rooms and Frame Kitchen In west
4 prrt OF the city. only 500 clsh, balance IN
(nthly payments. j. 4. BOND, ~ ool
plcy street. dcD-otl
Daily Republican., 1879-01-03

lNDR RFNT.-St0re on southwest corner OF
Sixth and Market streets. also one on
sixth str" ssrn To ever said stores
able for Offices. Apply to q CHAND-
f. g05 Market stree dc2s
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rANTED "A COlored Boy to attend
to heaters and general work about n
None but one that can come well recon-
led need apply. ID. p. SMYTH, 81
set street. Jn22s
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AND FOR S,LE.-A property conta n
ing about Is acres, in Brandywine
ndred Inquire Of EDW, LFCARpEN-
/ X. Rorkland. Del. deg wd&St6tdS3tw
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FOR SAI.EOR RENT.

JNOR kENT.--A nine room corner house
N with all modern imI rovnmehts at 400
second street. Apply on premises.
deal cod
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1879.


AT 2 o'clock p. m,
ne excellent farm, located In CEristiana
In New Castle County, state Of Delaware,
Funded by the lands OF +. ]. DUPONT CO.,
| "a John Peoples, about mile IRON the CITY
. Wilmington. on the road from Brnndywine
Lancaster Pike. The iarn contains about
1 irres OF land, 20 acres OF which are young
|,o,i; all the residue IL improved aud produc
5e land. A never falling spring Ct water
.0s through the centre o! the farm.
Ne would call especial attention OF capital
q. or any one Wishing desirable home to
ne advantage this property possesses, being
spIend d and healthy neighho hood con
|rncnt to schools, churches and public works.
h deem farther 4 'S'riptIon unnecessary. as
nv one wishing to view the property VIII De
|siwn the same by applying to u u, COVE.
h. East Fourth street. Conditions Will DE
Il de known On day OF saie.
[OHN CDYLE. WM COY IE,
fNES COYLE. DAVID CDYLE,
MI Ell CuYI.E and Others, dc3O'5t
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pR RENT.-The threc-story brick house
No. lll2 King street, has been thorough
jlntcd and Is in complete repair, ms
70 back buildings and very pleasantly SIT
Ell.
Yur nice six room houses on French street
tcen nth and 18th.
s1.Story house. No. 9 Orange stree.
ms reasonable to good tenants. Apply u
5 MCCOM Il, Sd and Orange streets
icr27.u
Daily Republican., 1879-01-03

X SAIt.-A SIX rOOmcd house with
bath. TO. 6Oj East sixth street, IN gooo
ar: possession immediately
Jwciing No 7O7 Church street b rooms.
}, = number Of small dwellings Tor rAlc ~
trent parts Of the city. Apply to NJ.
r'AULLEY N co, 6lj Market street
.ninxton. Del. sep2h
Daily Republican., 1879-01-03

life OF tliegro,
|e irequch!,
ic Remedy !
|ltislIl, ana
maggie" ! "a
tcuiar to X.
washington
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NOR SpLE.-A 30 acre farm. IA miles
from Centrevllle. l mile from Ashland
l.on, on the W. n W. r. r., good build.
H.. orchard, shade trees, well watcrcd, wood
81 about II acres. GOOD bottom. Th'S Is a
il pleasant and convenient place, and " II
pa N very easy terms. JAMES ID Id
LAME. dec5-lnw
Daily Republican., 1879-01-03

AR SALE. One Double House, Oh fSss
Washington stree 80 feet front, A.A
aiming Is rooms and An oiicc. bath. Store
O. porch, front and back lot tOyl5O feet
!. with all modern Improvements.
q :. One House, 80 Jefferson street, con
ng 10 70 ms and bath room with ali mod
rprOvcments Porch front, Just finished
'ohy for occupancy.
d One House on Jackson street near
pie, 8 rOams.
o. I. Farms below Middlctown, one near
Iiywinc springs
30 Building lots, situated in different
/, u the city.
u Of those properties will be sold or ex'
1gcl at the present lowest rates. Apply
: CHANDLER. Real Estate Agent. NJ.
sixth street. Saville building where a
description will be shown. dc7w&d.u
Daily Republican., 1879-01-03

|. MacDonq
/ more lIcrs1
Eek OF Janual
kch and spJ
and MARI
dc26l2t /
Daily Republican., 1879-01-03

l. t'itilI Is,
mas, Grape
Onions, PIC
rel, llall.b,a
lowest marx
lot. Wilnin
|SLER.
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" SALE.-Three new 3story brick
houses, s rooms, bath, hot and cold E4
b.. on West Eighth street.
gow 3stcry brick houses. ~ and Monroe
d " 2. story brick house, rooms, with
'OS Monroe street.
."w 2st"r} brick cottage hOusc. front yard
porc' y rooms, with bath.
Jew o-story brick houses on walnut sire, ,
teen ll'h and 18th 9 rooms, for sale or
4 Of the above will be sold low ard upon
terms. Apply 70 VIM. II.
LANY. seventh and Market streets.
decli.u
Daily Republican., 1879-01-03

k AN1'El) I
|,nly 500 u
b. Best liOl
|llitc iiOGt
ntnin l}ucI
r, or per II
money gl'
cs for u ct
! street.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-03

NDR SALEAND RENT.-Well built new
two-story six rooms, brick Houses on
nut st. between 18th and 18th St.: Prices
|. aud terms very accommodating. For In
|'nation apply to HARLANdANSf, Front
Tatnan SIS, or 1924 Tatnall 81. dcl2-2md
|NlR SALE -Four new tw0.story, six rooms
brick houses on Walnut street, between
|-ycnth and Tw nth street For iniorma'
lpplytoJ. AUGUSTUS MGANLLEY,
cl. Hastings, X Co.'S Rolling HllI+. or 300
ware. Avenue. dc24.4wl
h IN SALr.-A three-story brick house 10;
West SeveRth street, pleasantly situa'
Also two good lots, on y. sixth street,
lite the pnst-ofiice, mix ut be madea bust
! placc, house Ga Washington street for
Apply TO q. CHANDLER, 905 Mar
/ grert nv27
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|ltNISHINl}
s and suf
ng for Me1
price, 8 off |
|. Travelling
| Gum COatf
OK wear, W
|ney l'urSe1
h MetbOdisl
8 and Almt
|IturIst Cuy
|tIcgl -dSwli /
Daily Republican., 1879-01-03

EIved BY u,
Ito Y 0'clocl
|. for I'aintin
|prIng ltcsc
|islled by ia
|I.I.NItlNlL
IA IIftlltl)
| IIJNEY,
Commissioner
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|,N STOKE,
Rect,
X tjlty Hot'
o lowest mn
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r n Co., I'm
Proprietor!
|ct0ry. New
h AI.lIhM.
|lccO.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-03

Ound of To
and Shipley
resent worn
lands unit.
dell
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BOLYE COTNTl.



TnE DELlNauESr TAX LIsT-For the
last ak years -old for S22, hardly enough
to pay the anctioneer.
DEATH-Mrs Mamie, wife Of Captain
Thompson Craig, Of this county, died on
the 18th, of consumption. The remains
were inferred in our Cemetery on yester-
day afternoon
PROSPECTIVE Danyille ought To be
right lively during the early Summer
months, for we will have with us the State
Medical Society, the State Teachers Asso-
citation, and State Sunday School Conven-
tion Of the Christian Church.
TmE FAIR for the benefit Of 81. Pauls
Church, will take place in the new build-
ing OF Mr.. Lucas, on Main between Sec
ond and Third streets, commencing Mon
day 2ith, and closing the next evening. All
are respectfully invited to attend.
CnEAr CoAL-The company that /.
opening up the coal mines on the line Of
the southern Railway report that the coal
can be put on the cars at six cents. In
this event the cost to the people Of Dan
willie ought not To exceed ten cents at our
depot
THE COSvESTlON-lnstrlcled for Dr. l.,
T. Blackburn, for Governor C. r. Bow,
man, for Ii. Governor p. W. Hardin, At
torneY General; d. Howard Smith, for
Auditor Ralph Sheldon, for Register; Jas.
W. Tate. for Treasurer, and Elder Jas. L.
Allen, for Superintendent Of Public In.
struetion. The followiug ars the delegates
appointed r. Gentry, II. G. Mock. Dr..
George Erwin, X. l.. salter, A. q. Talbot,
A. II. sneed, DR.. X. w. Dunlap, Samuel
Stone, Hubert MeGoodwin, J. w. Guest, J
Wesley Durham, W. L. Grubbs. r. d. 10.
gan, c. 4. Armstrong, Harvey Hay, Thos.
Coulter, J. A. Bottom, w. II. Prewitt, n.
Mcdowell, and all other good Democrats
Ia the county.
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HENp Factory We learn there l. 4
responsible party now ready % open a
hemp factory In Danslllc, provided he can
get our farmers and capitalists TO take one
halt the stock.
San CAsE or LuSAcY.--John Williams,
a young man from near Pnrksville, In this
county, was adjudgcd lunatic BY our
County Court last Thursday, and was sent
to the Eastern Lunatic Asylum, at I.cxine.
ton. lie seemed 10 have an aversion or
fear Of colorcd people, and the sight Of one
threw him into terrible frenzy. Children,
too were objects Of hatred to him, and he
had attempted 10 burn several Of his sia-
ter's children, giving A. reason that they
were nothing hat kittens" A peculiar
twitching. or spasmodic jerking Of his
whole frame rendered his condition al the
more pitiful.
ELEvAroR.--We can nov state positive.
ly that the long.talked Of Grain Elevator
at our depot viii be put ~. Il ALI be a
brick building. 29r52, three stories high,
with a cellar Under the whole building.
Each story viii he supported by heavy
timbers, making il compact and strong, so
that IL can be loaded from top to bottom
with grain without the least possibility Of
giving way. Il has tower for elevating
the grain, 80 that Il can be stored any
where in the building without the nccessi-
~ Of extra handling. The building Is a
stock enterprise, and we are aslonished
that Messrs. Lucas a Kinnsird had any
trouble in getting the necessary amount Of
stock to secure the erection ~ the build
inc
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MADISON COTyTY.


sALE.-The large land and stock sale Of
Col. r. J. White will take place on next
Friday the 2lsi.
A Few DAYS AHEAD-The Commence.
nent OF Central University will take place
on the 2sth Of May.
STORE SoID.-Dr. A. W. Smith purchas-
ed on last Monday from s. T. Green hi
large store-room on Main street for $1,000
cash.
ScHoOL.-Prof S. T.. Scott has closed out
the Public School, and will prepare lin.
tied number Of boys for college the coming
session.
A STRAY MuRPHY.-Elder NJ. j. Den
mis- addressed the citizens Of Richmond on
last Sunday evening on the subject often.
perance.
PREAcmSG.-Rev. John G. Fee, the
founder Of and professor in Berea College
in .his county, preached last Sunday morn
ing in the Court-IIouse.
PEnsoSAL.-Prof shouse, who has been
the music teacher in the Madison Female
College for the last two years, left on last
Saturday, for the Lone Star State.
NEw SroRE.-Messrs. Moberly 4 Parks
have engaged in the boot, shoes, hat and
cap business, and have opened ont in a
handsome store-room on Main Street. They
are both young men Of unusual business
capacity and deserve success.
The "MITE'-Under the auspices of the
Presbyterian Church. met at the residence
Of Capt. Terrill, on Lancaster Avenue,
on last Thursday evening. There was a
large number Of ladies and gentlemen
present, which made the entertainment
financially a success for the Church
COUNTY CoSyESTIoNs.-The Republi-
cans Of Madison county have been called
to meet at the COurt-H0use on Monday,
March 8, for the purpose of appointing del
egates to their Convention which meets in
Louisville on the 10th Of April The Dem.
ocrats do not appoint delegates until the
first Monday in April.
PRIMARY ELECTION. District Com I
mittee met at Lexington on last Tuesday, 1
and agreed to order primary election on
Saturday, March sIh, for the purpose Of
nominating candidate for Common
wealth'- Attorney in this District, THE
Convention having made iailure.) the
candidate getting the greatest number Of
votes 10 BE- the nominee
Tue CAsE EVERY WnERE. Prof J. II.
Tice, the old 81, Louis maker Of the
weather" gave two lectures ON last Mon.
day and Tuesday nights, in Green's Opera
Hall, ON the working Of the high and low
barometer. lie accounted for The unusual
phenomena Of the 1e-h fall In Bath coun.
y, AMI explained the causes Of storms and
tornadoes. But the people failed 10 appre-
ciais the learning Of the great scientist, aud
vsty fsw iannsd cut 10 hear him.
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WY Yrv SHOULD Use !!

ESQ, 900 Flows now
In use, giving perfect
satisfaction. $780, 900
invested In their manu-
facture. New JOlnter
and Coulter. They are
the only perfect plows
made. Every farmer
should rythem. Every
pillow warranted. sat
isfaetlOn or no trade.
DO moi waste money on
poor tools. Get the gen.
uine oliver, Look for
the name gu the beau.
Beware Of infringing
limitations.
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THE investigations Of the Jail deliy'
cry at Coyington, shows, as is always
tho case in such instances, a wonder.
ful amount OF inexeusable negligence.
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OLD ZACH. CHANDLER is U. S. Sen.
aior again. The Michigan Legisla.
ture elected him to I'll the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Christian
cy by large vote.
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A VILLAIN, too low 10 be worthy
the name of a white man, enticed a
couple of little six.year-old girls to the
Mill Greek bottoms in Cincinnati, and
terribly debsuehed one of them. The
poor little thing is in fearful condi-
tiOn, while the perpetrator is still at
large. When he is caught, he will,
perhaps, be let off with slight repri-
mand, but mobs hangs seOundrels for
such crimes here.
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THE reduction Of tax on tabacco and
snuff viii keep sis. 900, 600 out Of the
Treasury annually.
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TnE steamer A. c. Donnelly burn
ed 10 the waters edge on the Ohio.
near Port Jefferson. KY, on the 18th.
She was nearly new, and the loas Of
the boat and large cargo, Il innsas@
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In is said by actual measurement,
Governor Hampton has received eight
bushels of letters congratulating him
on his rapid recovery.
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AFTER denying in toto, the charges
made against him. and denoHncing 20
thin game 10 injure him, Hon. Z.
W. Hardin. our next Attorney Gon-
eral, very wisely says: II am also
firmly persuaded that the safety of So
ciety and the integrity of the Demo.
cratic party imperatively demand that
those who aspire to Office should pre-
sent some other and higher claims to
the public confidence than the mere
fact that they have served upon the
one side or the other of the late war. &"
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JoHS EDWARDS, who was hung in
Smith6eld, n. C., few days ago, for
the murder of RAIDER Ballard. was
convicted on the testimony of his six.
year-old daughter, the only witness to
the killing. He left seven wives and
thirty-fve children to mourn his un-
timely taking off, and his last words
were, as he stood with the moose
around his neck, "This begins 10 hook
something like biz"
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The Cincinnati Commercial puts this
pertinent cOnundrum; "Suppose Con-
gress should pass Ewing's bill to issue
forty millions in legal tenders to pay
the pension arrears, and that about
the time these legal tenders reached
the soldiers the Supreme Court should
decide that the Government had no
power to issue legal tenders in time of
peace, what remedy would General
Ewing then propose for the pensioners
who held the paper. and upon whom
it had been thrust by him and his
Democratic friends"
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wIscKLLaSEoUs
PARTNERsHIP.

Tho undersigned have iorulci partnership or
The practice oflau ~ Lincoln COUNTY, ailulnlng
ccuntics and IN the Court Of Appeals. styie 81
W. q. WEIGH
reb. =, is7s A. G. sAUFLEY.
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The indications now are that the
Republican convention will nominate
Gen. Grant. If they do, the South,
menaced by so great a peril. will be
as solid rs adamant for Mr.. Tilden, or
for any one else whom the Northern
Democrats put in the aeld.-[ Angus
tn ga. } Chronicle.
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VIZ are pleased to notice the many
calls that have appeared in the Har.
rodsburg Observer. urging Mr.. j. Ii.
Grimes, Jr., to become a candidate
Tor the Legislature, A truer or bet
ter man does not live in Mercer, nor
one whom il would do her more honor
to elect. If he accepts, and the o.
serer says he will, we earnestly expect
TO hear from him in the next General
Assembly.
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The House is now engaged in wild
discussion growing out of the prOpO-
ition to repeal the law authorizing
the appointment of Supervisors Of
elections. Blackburn and Garfield,
had a lively tilt Wednesday, in which
as usual. Blackburn came out best.
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For reasons best known to himself,
Prof j. b. Tharp, of Nicholasville,
has Withdrawn from the race for SUI
perintendent of Public Instruction.
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CONSIDERABLE pressure is being
brought to bear upoa President Hayes
to induce him to veto tha Anti-Chi.
uese Emigration Bill, and il is likely
that he will do il.
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THE people Of Green county have
decided that discretion is the better
part OF yalor, and will pay the Rail
road tax that they protested so against
recently. An is quiet there now.
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TnE province of Corea, in Brazil,
with an estimated population of $780,
900 has been the scene Of a most ter
rible drought. There was no rain for
many months, and the heat was so
oppressive that rivers dried up, crops
failed, the forests withered, and ami
mails of every kind persisted. Over a
half million of people, it is said, have
died from starvation and exposure.
smallpox, fever aud other diseases
swept them of by thousands, and now
disease similar to the Egyptian
plague, is devouring the survivors.
The scenes there are described AS ter
rible in the extreme.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

THE bill to reduce the tax ON man.
GfaoiuTed tobacco from "a to I6 cents,
aud on snuff from 80 to 16 cents,
passed the Senate by a majority of 20,
and all that is necessary is the sigma.
ture of the President to make it a
law. The Democrats voted nearly rs
a unit for the resolution.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

RESOLUTIONS passed by the FAR of
State OF Maine, have reached Wash
ington, demanding the reduction Of
the Presidents salary TO s25, 900 and
that Of the members of Congress to
SO, 900 to conform with the gold stand
ard. IL speaking ofthis matter a promi.
nent gentleman from New England re.
marked the other day that the Presi.
dents salary of $4,000 in gold wonld
purchase eight or nine times as much
land, or ten times as many horses,
mules and cattle as Lincolns paper
salary Of 1900 in 1864.