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RESOLUTIONS
Adopted BY Harmoay Tcmplc u Msnor
NJ. II. l.lme kprlnRH. Iowa, In
Ncaalen, July 18th, 1879.

Harmony Temple ef Honor No. II,
j III regular session. declares TINT thu
recent lrtter written by Julius r.
Webster. III Crcsco, Iowa. and pub.
li-hcd In the iomn Investigator,
charging Brother A. r. Hcwett, tx.
Grand Worthy Tcmplar IT Iowa.
with writing Democratic letters,
and impnting to him political Of.
fsnscs. Ii untruthful. unjust and I'M.
fraternal, and calculated "a tarnish
the good name ii an honorable mem.
Der OF our temperance organisation,
thereby disturbing IT. peace and In
inrlng tho prosperity Of our cause.
Therefore,,
k..ais,d, That Ii /. the Mnse 81 Harmony
Temple VI tiuuuf, TINT isfu. J, +. Mshstsf, ~
GWN,u. hA> violated That Fundamental nnh ~
rfrd principle ~ our unlut thai makes v fh,'
lslMhdeh dNty VI ai frtHrlArs 10 rrEnFd fls psrs
haines VI hrnthrl~, AMI IN ''rlcar them " slab.
der; nnd Tint ". smrhnii,'ni, sll~nrpruss ~
~. inranA BY which l,r sought ~ g,il niriiiisr.
my nntufttty I'll tltr uSlFhs@ Ct truth hId 1hs.
ti.e. And the gssh hnliir aud feelings " his
| predecessor.
/ ksaslrtd 1hHt No deeply WHNt ths Usl4hh.
lion u uro. a. n ltrNstt. Mha, sihee MI e~ln.s.
u ~ the cause u Temperance, hns ever h.en ami
| AOM n m nntiflng ahd cnlritni iaburef ~ ~
| xrual vineyard. ard that III his restrinsni ne
carries with hun the heartfelt nrniitu.ie Mud
high sr,Urn, NJ nnr Ittnrlr. ~ thr founding NM
su.vvAs ~ which hc AA nude such large e"ntii'
i buttullA
A,ssir,d, Tint No stcw With plensnr. and rat.
,NtMttun tne hslrsCxHlll Efforts ~ tlfv. a. leM.
rtt IN lle establishment NJ Lime Autnpr rsinI,I.
81 Honor. Harmony Tsnllv ~ llunul, thfN.rs
Temple ~ linhnf, tt.wo Temple M llnhut. ~.
,lurH grtuple ~ llanur. nt,d Dlihntur Temple N
Homer, NH TIN, W. tiae. dirs'is q hir laiDrs
NnreN nfard ~ IN, psenlATy gain. ny slis I'm.
prtahrr spirit nild sus.rNs niahiisr.ti W thsrs
/ lrfurtn akellrtts.
| Rsssi,,l That ~ a. NJ, approve u the ar.
ton ~ The Graha Temple, NJ EidUFn, In etnsiii.
hi. Nrn. A. T.. lieMrts fNr sss'aiitsl political
1 ...tinn." Mhen tha drnld Temple Nsss'f shlshN.
Inra hy d sus " commit the Temperance .fKhn'
lxatiuiix M Iowa ~ the hslplut VI pink III lhe
NspnblitAn stat. piatfurMl under tl.r deceptive
ul0ak ~ 4 unconstitutional ailaen,tMrnt pneiiilhsI
thu sale III nir Nine and lstr rshsli rltiurttsl
srnlniital heilx Atrlrk and dssirt In saptuis
/ the Temperance snifs ~ the state fur M "lt..
hnipsrnte nlnu FuHiiiK III tfte highest u'li.e
IN ihs YIN III the commemorative.
/ Ksssi,.H. Tint rsttlles ~ theer resolutions ~
forwarded IL 1lm Iowa tiAin 1valrt, The luNM
Investigator, The Mhe iil,iHsu News, Aisa tIte
| lilae springs Tribune. fur publication.
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nsst WMhAraw rsr Aaysac.


kdttO9 LAVA TINyh WNNlef'
To-day feel tho rrcudcst 81 tho
vote which east for Peter Cooper.
u any election act u my life. Hear.
ing that Hon, M. II, Jones, our cnndi.
date on tho urccnhack ticket for
Supreme Judge had resigned In
favor IT "old worn out ideas" | drop.
ped him Il few lines, 10 which the
following " n sufficient answer;
NJ. II. y.
ulpoMlinln, iowa, Jul, 1. itsp
u. H. Duoll.t'e. Esa. sr-eei
DEAN NiR- Yours III June cath IN
received. and 10 your inquiry as 10
whether II have Withdrawn from tho
HrcenbAck ticket, In favor IT Judge
Noble" answer NOl Neither Dc |
intend to withdraw In favor u Judge
Noble, Judge Beck or any other
man. l left the Republican party At
time whom that purity wns threat
cnine 10 destroy, and forever retire
from circulation. NIL tho legnl tender
currency of the country, nnd compel
all debtors. both public and private,
10 pay their debts In gold coin. At
that time tenrly In is77, tho Demo.
cratic party stood by lss ~. Louis
platform, dcnonnclnR the Republican
party Tor not bringing tho country
10 tho verge Of bankruptcy sooner
than II did, Under this state of ftcis
did not abandon tho Republican
party to go Into the Democratic
party. II would have been going
from the frying pm into the iirc,'
from purgatory 10 everlasting per-
,lltion. Since that time have seen
nothing In tho conduct II either Of
the old parties, tending ID convince
me that they are disposed 10 hrin.
forth fruit MET FOR repentance. Int
on tho contrary. the Democratic party
wherever II hns Il rea.onablc.rrtain.
Is u success, N still following III.
Republican purity, ~ the shadow
follows the substance,
At the time | united win the
nrernhaek party, Il never hnd rt,r'
ricd Il county, township. or school
district In thr United States. 10 M
~ / could learn, mud II looked like
volunteering III n forlorn hope "
storm q strong fortress. It'd mol
Want office. l have never sought u
hr n candidate, And have not up n
tho present time, my friends FROM
this part VI the State, against my
positive directions % iii" contrary
brought my name before the lat
state convention. md tho convent
Ion rendered me tho distinguished
honor ri n unanimous nomination
accepted That nomination with iht
full knowledge u .hr fact that death
only could repeal thc not. Imay mol
be elected. but l shall not withdraw
nor become the instrument by which
tho 0recnback vote 10 70 be- transfer.
rod 10 either % tho old parties,
Thanking you FOR the interest taken
~ you III my behalf, ] am yours
truly, ~ n l.NI-,
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lima W,nsrn. Recorder

A COMMON SESsr Nltw ~ tsrny, ~.
rnhe II common *ansr View VI nNily,
How II II pus.ihlr % pny Tor the use
~ money mnrr ihnn tho money pro.
,lur-y How cnn II gallon lnH give
tMn gallons How rnn thu fnie ~ In.
tufrss exceed thu average tuio ~ In.
rrrn-rY There u a principle Hhlrl,
should IL acknowledged, VIZ TINT
The mt. II interest rhunlI nni exceed
im average nnhunl Increase icsul,.
Ink from tho W. W capital. IL NJ.
luw IA 10 exceed this llntil IA u Grip.
Ill business. restrain enterprise. md
produce slnguatlpn, I'ropir.
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Gear Declines.

Dks MutNEs. iuNA Juna ~. tn'n.
Otn. n. Walker. MI, Chairman National Grvn.
bark ktAte ttntfai tUihitiiit.s. Dst Mnne@, In
iaAh Sin In ioply - your letter
III tho 18th Inst, have the honor 10
statc that your proposal III y "lolnt
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Tho excess ri exports over imports
II merchandise snr the Ia months
ended May ii, 1879. h t2Oa, 70e,S76;
twelve months cntls-t III, 1878, t2ii..
sh0, D30. Excess q exports over i'm.
ports OF gold md silver coin and
bullion wAs: Twelve months ended
May IL, 1870, At,2St,fla; twelve
months ended May III, ls7a,s7 ,?i3,oOl
DEBORAH Republicans.
Let ~ s~c. our exports In cxces,
ri imports thclswcrc as follows, 10,
1878,
Merchandise. .......... Sa@l NON ,'Ei'
Coin aud bullion. ,. 7,aa3, moi
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Where they were shot. iei utl
DrWotyat Hurry liimhln wn~ fho,
in the far. III Pen Ridge, t,rnr
about il,e -nina time was aehu, in ti,o
nrrk" III Burlington,
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Totn


Now. will tho Republican hcrandih
enough to tell. why. after our pro
duets shipped abroad exceed our
imports 70 many millions, We should
bc exporting coin ana bullion instead
Of iml,Ortlngt
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a'|'su 'ta'l Fam,
cHAs ORAPsER, Prop

breeder III rire STINT Horn Ga.,i.,
Poland thsan hNtI,t. Ito yenng
pigs fur til., ais l4lnpd a,ws nj raAsu,,-
Hllr prlccsi Work hnrs.e anA hrn,L saspA
far sals. cheap for cash ~ will sAri'nnps
for toNn property. Farm ihves AHi half
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pm Bonn to Lave nis Tan -


Wei, uncle. you're b md FOR
Kansas, -upIosr?"
"Y,s, sab. II. Me- an ole n 1T
VI hihllnnle IL gwie along " de
y"nnR 'unz. .f II KILLS 'hr oldyet cnw
IN Grprnhrinr ,ou,iy WISE started
10 Kansas nnd W. is'nt IT, h. inlk.d
oui ot II nuth-r "
What started lou MI "ni %
swell, | is'hta M,sshsiIpi higpah
mvH II. 10 how, |piin' f. he last
three years, la, srnre bin uar the
crnls was had aud the CRITTERS, in'a at
'pm dh d. an IA" rnw.hruies went
dry. an the po-snnlr was l.unt n n
curry g, mh an the hog ~ houi Y
gin - give cut; nu' ~ me an old
ann Mrhiblishl W. lies sortrt
thought w,'l ~ 10 Kaupm ~, some
villa whu' he ,uit,h wnLld't fail n .
whh' ,p cotton wuuluni uil AMI de
groun' hog wnuld 'lnw hiasuf To 10
colchrd cnsionnlly. u - ", DIES uIn
ana starts"
Have ,ou monry enough To take
you through, uIcle?'
We'll, Cap h. l" tell oii The llvn,
~ laatiD' truf tni'n; me an ole
aunt W. hibiiahlp hn'i.n
"How nre .uu gong ~ make II
through, lhrnp'.
Wen, Cap'n, III tell YOU d. ituf
once more, ~ bp lice r-eehtiAll, ding
fitch # know"
ole Aunt MthihllahIe' took h hs,d
IN The can, eirnibn and paidt "D-
good Inr,i'll rec W. safe fru. niaH.a d.
he's gui ua Nil ~ The hollow ~ hi.
hand sn' he'll iot,'h W. fru h. Knnuns
pr dp rromee lsnd all IN hir NV }, pnd
time MI ~ amen, sister" said
the dark patriarch. aud the i,prt,r
,irollsd over IT, the next group.
"My name. tah, II I ophilns Bent
I'm fr'm Mississippi ~ pm vwinv 10
Kansas oi bust. We'se bssn nt,ryad,
~ Whist We wants Ia n inbd VIVA =
dafkey'll hev half n chance fpr n sl,ow
dow or his lasi brsnn. IVES. nv iu.
~ Kanrss cos the people ~ kanaau
wants ~ Ia rome, an VI We have urr.
irf br X. down hyar that'll bs nj,
rlpht We hlni none ~ us gwiup Il,
y nrvs, ] ferkon, though some " ~
INA, shave n mighty elise. Yuu'l
wee busn. ihis'l iufn cot all tight anJ
veil get 10 KanrhH " ....
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DeW advertisements.
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ltIfOy TT WOULD WORK.

The Funders have passed the Allen
Henry amendment. Now, if next
year there should be a deficit of six
hundred thousand dollars, about six
thousand dollars Of it will have to be
furnished by Washington county. -
To get this amount, the Auditor will
send to Treasurer B. c. Clark, at Abb
ingdon, $4,000 of tax-receivable
Treasury notes and will direct Mr..
Clark to sell them for 5000 Now,
Treasurer Clark eonM do this, viz
Furnish the $4,000 out of his own
pocket, and'thus avoid paying taxes
on it, for these notes are taxable,
and put the $4,000 of these notes in
his other pocket. In a few months
he has collected So, 900 cash in taxes
he could put this So, 900 cash in the
same pocket he took the $4,000 cash
from, thus making profit Of $4,000
clear, and then draw the $4,000 in
these notes from his other pocket and
ship il to the Auditor in full for the
$4,000 cash he had collected. The
81, 900 difference would have to be
paid by increased taxation on the re-
naming people or the county. We
don't mean to say anything to the
discredit of Mr.. Clark, nor to init
mate that he would do anything
wrong, but it could thus be done in
every county of Virginia.
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M.ssRs. Paul and Fulketson, Of tho

M.SsRs. Paul and fulketson, Of the
Senate. went last week, by invitation,
TO Stafford c. II. to address the con.
sentative mee,,pg. which had been
called by Gen. Fits lee Tor the pur.
pose Of recognizing the party. 1t is
said, to have been designed by the
meeting to read out OF the party all
who participated In the Convention
at Mozart Hall, Richmond, on the
'sth Of February, II seems the Re.
adjusters, however, had a large ma.
jotity In the meeting and were very
temperate In the exercise Of their
power They claimed 10 be the true
conservative party, and mognnnimous.
" reftainc,l from reading the Fundcts
out. They did, nevertheless, give the
said Fundrn to understand they could
not control and run the party for the
benefit Of The So In fact, Paul and
Silas prayed leryently, anl thcn clean.
ed rnl lhr tsr.tpid.
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Scribner tor March.

The April Scribner has several con-
spicuous personal attractions, three I
the illustrate papers being devoted re
spectively to Henry Bergh and his Work,
es of New York, ali of these covering,
what is for the magazines, almost I'M
trodden ground. The paper on Ericsson
is by Col. w. c. Church, of the Army
and Mary Journd, and is, singularly
enough, the only authentic sketch Of
this remarkable engineer (no less re-
markable as n NAM which has appeared
H. popular form. 1t is fully illustrated.
The paper on "IIenry Bergh and his
Work" is written by G. C. Buel, and il
lustrated by Kelly and Muhrman. The
sketches show Henry Bergh on Duty,
Milking Cow in the Street, An AM
bulance AT Work, The Bulldog of the
Future, etc.
The paper ON Actors, Actresses, of New
York, by j. Brander Matthews, contains
sketches of some of the best of the me-
tropolitan players, with drawings in
character, by Abbey and Reinhart.
In the same vein is Il short paper in
the Home and Society department of the
number entitled II. NJ. S. Paqfore for
Amateurs, with directions as to setting
of stage, dressing Of characters and east
of parts for this delightful and popular
opera. Three drawings by Mr.. Rein
hart Zone of Mr.. Thomas Within as Sir
Joseph Porter (R. C. b. are intended as
suggestions toward'the production of the
piece by non-professionals.
Ina Snailery, by Ernest Ingersoll,
Mr.. Henry Marsh has expended some
delicate engravings.
The Stickeen River and its Glaciers,
by Maj. II. II. Bell, describes the won
derf'l scenery of the perilous passage
from Fort Wrangel to Genora.
The Measure of Man, by William
Page, the artist, is an account of his re-
discovery of the ancient proportions of
the perfect human figure, VITA diagrams
in explanation of the theory.
The unllustrated material includes an
unsigned paper, entitled A Journey to
Political Convention. An'essay by Rev.
DR.. G.. c. Tiffany on The Tendency of
Modern Thought as seen in Romanism
and Rationalism. A short story by Miss
Adeline Traf,on, called "Frauicin," and
another by Kristofer Janson, we'll
known Norwegian author, entitled Half
witted Guttorm, written especially for
the magazine, and turned into English
by Mr.. BoyeScn. Falconberg, by the
latter comes to an end with this humber.
Mrs. Burnctt's story of IIaworh's
reaches n sixth installment The poetry
is contributed by Il, II. Stoddard, Edna
Dean Proctor, Elaine Gootmlc, Andrew
b. Saxton, David s. Foster, Augusta
Moore and Mary 4. Bradley.
The departments are fuller than usual.
| Topics of the Time DR.. Holland dis
cusses Some thin Virtues, improving
Politics, and The Medical Profession
and the State.
Bric-a-Brc Is considerably enlarged
and has Cdiidde some negro and Irish
dialect, satire on the decorative manic,
etc. etc.
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LIE Alien Henry annendmer

THE Allen-Henry amendment is
part Of 40 year contract, and eom-
beh an annual increase Of taxation to
the amount Of thirty-three and one
third per cent. on any deficit in the
treasury. Thus, whenever it is de.
monstra,ed that we are unable to pay
J per cent for ten years, it compels us
to pay 4 per cent. for ten years. So
it cures over.taxation by increasing it
one-third.
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4 soverc storm sweeps over
Memphis,

MEupHIs March ~. "A pinrm "
the peve est nature swept nver Menu
phla just after midnight I, camu
from Southwest and continued inr
three hours. burinr it, progress
lightning strmk The Mem pl'i- Cotton
aud wonlen MiIln situated IN the
southern PARTON ~ the city. which
we're nearly consumed These mills
wsrc valned nj son mo- aud employed
a hher ~ isS persnn-. who are thus
thrown ont Of work. The insurance
amounts ~ ean, non.
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27 HOUNDS

Col. Jno. X. Carter, the member Of
the House Of Delegates from Loudon,
aside from being one Of the truest
Readjusters in the Legislature bears on
his person twenty-seven wounds re.
ceived in the Confederate army. His
rank Of Colonel, won on the field I'M
der such circumstances, is one Of
which his descendants may well be
proud, and one they should honor for
generations to come. He is one of
the very best delegates in the General
Assembly, and the great county Of
Loudon ought to send him there for
life
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Commissioners Sale OF
Town .Ots.

ID URSUAN1 tot decree rendered
~ ~" tllruit count Of Wnshing-
Ton County oh III" 81 'ay NJ Janunf,
lbIT, ~ Tie -uil ~ the Town Ut Good.
-"u IA W Jno =. Thomas WIN
-rl NJ public o,iirry IT, the htph,.,
' idd"r tn" lpls md thrir nppuiitnn.
'r's hel"nHlug w. said Thomas mud tic.
,riihch w sud d'r,ep NJ Lu,s Nns
lOi ~ IN, las l83 l7O nnd ~. -tru.
htcd ih - town ~ GuUd.On Vn.n
THE -Alr,Wlll h, made IA l1nnt nf thn
Mayor uillre ~ snld town on the 22d
,bly NJ March 1870 tr tusii IN hnud
sufficient e. laA He costs " suii ami
the "n-ts AMI cniun,is-iuns uf she nnd
nnd for HE balance bond with pmnd
irrSohal Sitnrliy, payable ~ The nm
hrtHinned commissioners NJ o IL mud Is
nlnhthu after date with Interest rrvu,
Gate viii lie required ..
a FULKERSON,
Special Commissioner.
Feb 4 1870 A,
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Mr.. OcLEsBy, the delegate from
Wythe, moved last Friday in the
House Of Delegates to reconsider the
vote by which the House had adopted
the Allen-Henry amendment. The
motion was voted down by the Forci.
bic Funders, but Mr.. Oglesby stands
on record against that meas
,,ra
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-25

Gen. Bradley Johnson, Senator
Ward, and other Senators are said to
be opposed to the Allen-henry
amendment and will try to defeat it in
the Senate. Senator Daniel disap.
proves Of it, though he may possibly
vote to concur in il.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-25
Mr.. Fauntleroy said, last Thursday
"The snake baked hoe cake,

And left the frog to mind IL;
The frog fell to nodding,
And the lizard came and stole It."
Mr., Speaker we baked the hoe
cake Of REIMBURSEMENT and these long
tailed Funders have come and tried to
steal it. Bring back my hoe cake you
long tailed Funders
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-25
the STATE Debt Finally Settled.

RICHMOND, March 54.-The House
OF Delegater this afternoon took D.
nal vote on the Senate bill for TIE set'
tItment of the State debt. resulting IN
the passage of the bill-'ayes 70, noes
80, being 8 votes more than the mecca
sary constitutional vote. lt now
goes to the Senate for concurrence
with the amendments. which, h"wev'
or, do not materially affect the main
provisions nf the bill.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-25

The ALI amendment says II the
people of Virginia can't pay ; per
cent, they must borrow the money at
eleven times the rate England pays
for money and a, over eight times the
rate the Y. S, pays.
In other words, IL we can't pay !
per cent we shall pay 4,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-25
Ikrroscn. on,

A. Fish l. ,ndlnK. Illinois. on the
NJ 'sissirIi IN Thursday evening, n
German NAMED MofIty KriSrr at.
tempted 10 gu inmp with coal oil,
when ~ eypl,slon occufr,d aud The
,Htire family cm aisiiig ~ husband,
" Ife aud six children, were burned TO
death.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-25

THE Y. S. Government says 4 per
cent. is enough to pay for the use Of
money. England says ) per cent. is
enough. The Allen-Henry amend
ment says 5515 is not too much.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-25

| hereby n",if, the lax pnye,s NJ
9 "dsnn c"rporaiion ia pay Their tax
90 fot 1878. AID affrpts. IN nr h. [.
fare the Il day ~ \pril 1870. ~ /
will be compells 10 enllpct ~ levy.
J. u. KELL.n.
feb 20, IN berg',.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-25

THr +. +. VS. declare il won't do
to let the people say at the polls
whether they wish the McCulloch bill,
bu, that the AlIen-IIenry amendment
will bring them to taw like bulls with
rings in their noses.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-25
NOTICE.

Plrrunui TO decree ~ the Circuit
court, ~ Washington rpunty. rrn-
der'd ~ HE May term, 1879 ~ said
cOuit. IN the ease ~ upo. w. Black.
hey. plninnil .rniupi g. e ,Hnph.Ii.
Defendant The undersigned Commits.
sl0ner will cell ~ tls