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SHERIFFS SALE.

n v y.
FINAkEN ON EXECUTION, and will be sold by
l. public auction, ON Saturday. the twelfth day Of
April A. ID. 1879, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon at
all the right in equity which John Mclaughlin OF
said Haowell had at the time of the attachment of
the same on the original writ, has to redeem
the following described parcel Of real estate situated
in said Haowell, to wit: 4 certain lot of land with
the buildings thereon situated in said Hallowr and
bounded rs follows westerly nv the county road
leading toward Gardiner northery by land ofwd0w
George W. White: easterly by kennebec river and
southery by lasd of j. u. Bodwel and Charles vii.
SON Being lot Of land thirty feet wide ON the road
and extending the same width to low water mark on
kenncbec river. Also the right of passing and re-.
passing from said county road to said low water
mark, strip of land about twelve feet wide next
north OF the premises, said premises being the SANG
conveyed to said Mclaughlin by Mary j. Bean, by
deed OF warantsc, dated Feb. L. 1s1., and recorded
in book BIB page :. IN the kennebec Registry.
said premises being subject to two mortgages, the
first recorded in said kcnnebec Registry of Deeds,
book O4, page 200, given by said Mel aughlin the
IiallOwell savings Institution of said Haowell, to
the payment of four hundred dollars, in four
promissory notes Of one hundred dollars each, all
dated March sth. 1877. one puyab in weeF from
its date the others one two and three years there
after with interest at eight per cent.
said second mortgage recorded i'll said Registry,
savings Institution aforesaid SECURE The pay nent
Of note for fifty dollars dated September 4fh 49,.
payable IN one year with interest at eight per cent.
The amount now due said first mort gage is about
Sl56. The amount due on said second mortgage is
go.
WIN. II. LIBBY, sheriff.
Mar :. 1879. 3wli
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y. BURROUGHS. late of CHELSEA,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub
~ scribcr has been duly appointed Administrator
AN fh. uta az
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in the County OF kennebec. deceased. interstate and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond the law
directs: All persons. therefore, having demands
against the estate Of said deceased desired to ex
hbi the same for settlement; and all indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay cn
to JAMES BURROUGHS.
February 10, 1879. 3NS
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kENAEBEC fOINTy-b Probate cart h,Id
at d"g"sfd, on the Fourth Mondoy oC Frbruoiy,
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TT, X. BAkER, Judge.
Attest CHARLES IiEwINs Register. 3w1U.
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NE w EHEf IUT tn FroNufr Court hflI al
tugasfd, on the FOURTH Honddy n Ftbrbary,
1879: WV -
hANlEL II. THING, Executor Of the last will
- and testament Of Charles Kent, late Of II, a,l.
field, in SAID Comfy deceased, having presented his
hrsi account a. Executor OF said will for alowpl CO
ORDERED, That notice Thereof bc given three
weeks successfully prior 10 the fourth Monday Of
March next, in the kennebec journal Il neNsIau.r
printed III Augusta, that all persons interested NAV
attend al Probate Court then to De held at AH-
gusta, and show cause, If any, why the same ,honiI
not be allowed
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hENAkBEf COZ ATI.-M PROBATE coUrt, heid
at Iug"std' on the fourth -Honddy Of february.
1879.
SANt FL TlItOMB, Guardian OF Esi,lle l.. Boyn.
y ton OF lille, in said County, minor, ha,i
presented hi second account of Guardianship OF said
" rI fpr
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MY
BACK!"

may DE placed III ".
HUNTS RENE
DN encourages sleep,
creates an appetite,
braces up the system
and renewed health is
the result. send forI
Pamphlet To
W VI. T.. CLARKE,
PROVIDENCE, X. H.
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said Comfy, deceased having presented his frat nc.
count OF administration for allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior 10 the fourth Monday of
March next, in the kennebee journal, u new spaI.r
printed in Augusta that all persons Interested
may attend at Probate Court then TO be held nj
Augusta. aud show cause, il any, why the same
should not be- allowed.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
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CONTINUED tomorrow.
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ENRi NJ HARLOW Guardian Of Euricksou
i i VI. and kaie W. Harding of Augusta. in laid
toutv minors, having presented his first account Of
t,uArdlnnship Of sMid Wnrds for nlln,A nllce.
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tic medicine hat con be employed: cleans,
ing the stomach and bowels. and even The
blood. In small doses Of one pill a day
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
Arms hLLs have been known 70,
more than . quarter Of . century, and have
obtained . vora.wids reputation for their
yirtuea They correct diseased action 10
me several assimilative organs Of the
body, and are 80 composed that obstruc.
ions NithiA her rage can rarely with
stan( Z OlbiAhen. Not. only do hey
cure the everyday complaints Of every
cody, but alse 6emidahe apd dangerous
diseases that have baf|led the best Of
..ran stih; While they produce power
III! effects, they are, at the same time. the
saese aqd best. physic for, children. By
their apefiant ac1oh they grlps much lei,
i4an the commoh p,rgatires, and never
give pain when the bowels are not inflamed.
They reach ~ liisl fountains Of the Blood.
snd' strengtan u system by freeing Il
NON the elements Of weakness.
Z, =, Adapted 70 all ages and conditions in
OIL climates, containing neither calomel
nor any deleterious drug, these Pills NAV
oe taken with safety By anybedy. Their
ssSar-coating preserves them ever fresh,
ana makea them pleasant to take; vhila
eeng PeFely vegetable, no harm can ariss
nom their use in any quantity.
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LAM: BACK

|EAN BENSON'S CApCINE Porous
.NH FLASTJSR is for lameaess or
@S weakness Of the back, Rhuma-
u y 1lsm and all local pains l. achs,
the best remedy known. 1t was invent.
60 70 over conee the slow actor Of the
ordinary Porous Plaster. It relieves main
~ once, and cures when other p.asters
Will not even relieve. Sold every where.
ny all Druggists, Price Csc. June-1S. 4w.
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dur WASHINGTON LETTER.
WAarItSu&6N. d. e.. june n. 1872

WAslHSofoN, D, G. juue "a, 1879.
oe6deoe Bsruside is not learne,
Il: Il; ! ! .ss.s ,. man, as'' Ss
BE, ~, leeQlvtiop, concerning til,
66tisdcsl6a' of sthip canal acros
he lst6mus. b. > foreign corporation
nader tho control Of foreign nations, it
: very proper aud patriotic one. JUS
how 70 prevent such construction ui,'
der each iuAunce is q question to lt
solved, but the United States SHOULD,
lose no time in declaring its position
% he subject. The Senator should see
thss the4 esate acts upon his resoIu-
eRYJbh - follows
N5rsas, The people of tho
Ut06hO0ty gears have adhered to
N Monroe doctips that the IA
666j 0flhe American continent, by
The iseo cod independent condition
Whjsh they have assumed and main
tliD6d, are hepceforth not to bo con.
eidePQbmn0pA3e>ts ior flture occu-
pesio9 EJVHS European power;
therefore b. it
Resolved, BY tie Senate and
House Of Representatives that thc
people Of thess} States shoa ID mo-
view without serious inquictude any
attempt hyIOh1 powers Of Europe :"
eetsbljOh under their protection and
domlnnkldn, u ship canal across thu
lAllHNG .bf tDasien, and such actio1
could not be..re1arded in any ot',er
Tight than ~, n manifestation of Nv
unfvisndly disposiM0u towards 'he'f
United StatA&" EIIys
Another resolution was introduced
. n days ago by one OF the most
ia = pains-taking aud cor.
Gel men VII" ever sat IN The
81 Dua,ur Rrck, Of Ky. l.
pp( 1870 ~ investigation int" the
0a( government revenues ard
ehs in which the Department:
Dse Il "n. Those who ravc
give1 D. thought I" ,h9 subject
kao1 immense sNms are an, =
DsaI WIated, not o%'y through the
LOPEZ IN Of OR methods vi col
|sciid ~ through . the 'ineficiency
n t!OeN holding position, and that in
1ks)al of the Departments there are /
)ashls the number Of employees, at
asaeh salaries, that are necessary.
~ isqsisro{ SsSatsr Beck ia prop
I, aod A61s ~ nan of all others to
oai1hDyQG0lQeed Committee.
n 10 Ito House furry Of yes,
Dgdey, L is probable adiuOurnmeHt
'iIl taks place In few days. The
D6iqle nay attempt to prevent II,
n IL lsre not persitt ID each an
= j 59ts W hbsSNN issAshers
svo been autographed 70 yesterday
y bill passed the House providing
|sass 70 carry 90 the. Federal Courts.
- oil had . provision repeating
io<lclDa1 oath There was no 4
Dpo6tioD. To day = vote will be 7
y u the House, probably, on the ::
' 80 u permitting The pay y: =;
10, CT any Of Tho money for cleo !.
. 1eoatioos Oh this latter bill, il IA
a)l, vill como the radical 6lhbus -
sla6 9hfh0ilt 1ele necessary the y,
eofl G. de6ocrats enough to con- r
% 4d6SeS q, House and Senate. =,
,UaE~A ODKNHON. :,
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FRANK Med M ! 1AN a.
< KEEPS on sale the finest Of
BEE VEAL, NUT,
sAGEs, a., 81 his STALE
MARKET Hio11
where fat and juicy mhssa
him at tho lowest price - n
Having purchased the bnd1
LePaulmier will continu0 lthAse
his own name. .,at1,
A liberal share Of patronage t 4! \.
- Terms strictly CA !. y I, ii
May lily. % - 's'' ss..,,..,.aas
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UU4V8Dt0 UUy0 II J018h
= S:;ii: s' :x.y 1 =. . s sSs
oooAlluaoAAAsAAlfi full e ladies.
y ~. Gid ~ man Of the bellpuuch,
20 ls3ls.$ Z. Z: u ,r,
90 y 6sllsd out. "Didn't 6inS 4
vol0 Aaet 4o16FiASTssid, apoa0ietr
lI ! 6eslss tAsls amt any strS; Il
~ - y sateb le0T bas otasS
- thsss a0aetcthsresAs
-. -; lANH :fhi1k, potkiS' Asut
~ 0eAt9 36Ses u thssf ~ ms
81 ~ 'So.* .saaioo iIl1seEs II
"e1av . naeh that" sxplaidel the
ET&T q :sny q Il emit; s% TO-
0e14AQ-ThAy -naedni -oA,ect be.
. =; {: $: :! ll|:!!! 1lsqs-'s i
~ u 0o0o iOUIes wetN why they
o1oqoa1g061ni1Kd Cbteh me smekir'
M 1N6hol)DebbiteAsv r And he
e9e9eillI la6sd away ct his five.centey
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SANFoRD's
JAMAICA
ginger.

DEAR SlR. Plea,,e write for lane Illus.
SnHr c,1Iu trated Catalogue Of IiFLES,
T w.. tUNS. REvO'LvERS Addren Great
"'''or" Gun Work, Pitsburg, Pa, Ny 81 Nv
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5e11Daho ~ b sail 70 b
;::::::: ''' ''::;;lE;
aao1iesy - much - you can esyly
a(lahes, twelve hours +; Of aleep, five
AAeee : at fn0d. ~" veal ~ d;sop:
Pcoeteo love, oeSSs41e yof blighted
6isolship, bait. s.dosen instances.
II thsse isgp1 w be mixed care.
81 ase l'sS ~ ss iss': Z! = :.
n9ioos roaaD0s, 14k1tbeGo ,1T4lsled,
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~ 1Afvoloas Peat . NouGn a,
PePforu.

Aweeas will 70 On q phoppins tour in
90 9 . scoee Of ltilniilar articles.
- tooO Nest b tn and half ling
49, - half 81 sf Vide the car.
~ - htea NM, Spriggins', only
s1oed1o Waat0 NJ brown where Mrs.
*shalRi u asas tPo .s y, ~ string
- AlI1l18h " pbeket e ~ width 81
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ta:A q haelet9gs Ses aud tho whole
Meing 1nx;4hii4o aiound the center
loSl0 84N Moo che has buttons a
~. oO0!01V010D!O0 III u l1ts5H, sid
-: ':s:. .i, s::": 13' eIS e. s., E'''
as1eeelaole blsaass, snd with full
-. 49, !'S{ 6 ::s'e;ss ~ "a .
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a14nn 1 ~ eG!hsnd the costume Of
~ y osw dnr(pk the tour,
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80 ~ tISitsd. Can man do
.@d{33ss4 Al'
oelbAeM ,iais9 Inventor 3 of
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The only combination
d t the true Jamaca Gin.
g er with choice Aroma.
y !! cs and French Brandy
I ~ Cholera, ChOl6a Nor.
nms, Cramps ant Pains,
! DiarrhOea and Deentery,
Dyspepsia, Fraulency.
want Of Tone andActivity
in the Stomach AMI Bow
els, and avoiding .he dan.
gers Of change O water,
food & climate. Ars for
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:. Carpenters, a'', .!'
CARPENTER
.~t.i -srsy 8G1't s5.it a3l) d5feg eal
I'll > -AND-at yai,s
JOIN = !; r / 10 ., :. y

THE undersigned is ~.
Il prepared to do oh - m
kinds Of Carpsntsring 81! y!l,|
and Joining on the shortest pa8oAa =
in first.class, workman.like maniE ]
has permanently located in Nst1hjsb
oat will DO work ct aAy point i ~
entity when called. ! !.
Best Of references given. Tetls
crate. = .#tri 'f}a #a gdIit'Jei
JOHN LARK
ECU. ely. r-.,3 aii shs
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

FOR .na ~ u the purposes Of . Family Physic,
Indigestion Foul Stomach, Breath.
4eadeche, Cfysipelas, Rheumatism.
G0ptionS ana Skin Diseases, Bill
lousneee, Dropsy, Tumols, Worms,
Neuralgia % Dinner PHI,
for PURIFYING the Blood.
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ms institution regularly
% anu purposes in lss with Capital Of 81 100000 which
:sS sne aaea reserve fund S3 IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER
% WI! take place monthly pospopes. the
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Are the most ei.
hctive and congo
NAL purgative ever
discovered. They
are, mild, but ef
Rctual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and
--~1s- -
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.
OF Interest to Our Church Goers.

The fourth anniversary of the organiza-
ton of the First Baptist Church of Avon
dale was held yesterday. Dinner was
served at the church.
A fair for the benefit of the Church of st.
Francis De Sales, on the corner of the Mad
isonville Pike and Woodburn avenue, will
be opened on Tuesday next.
Bishop Jaggar preached at st. Johns
Church yesterday morning and evening in
the place of Rev. Mr.. Kinsolving who had
not returned from his bridal tour.
Mrs. s. R. Allen. widely known bv her
nom de plume of Pansey, has consented to
give an exposition of the Sunday school
lesson to primary class teachers at the Y.
NJ. G. A. Hall Saturday afternoons through
the month of November.
The Cincinnati Branch of the Evangelical
Alliance of the United States will meet this
afternoon in the Presby terian Rooms,
Fountain Square. Delegates to the National
Alliance, which meets in st. Louis on the
2Sth inst, will be chosen.
The ladies of the Bethal Aid Society will
meet Wednesday for the purpose Of hold
ing their annual meeting and organizing for
their winters work. Hereafter they will
spend one day every two weeks preparing
the winter clothing for the children and ex-
pect by next Sunday to be able to announce
when this clothing will be ready. There
were $500 scholars at the school yesterday.
At the Unitarian Church yesterday morn.
ing there was held "a service Of thanks.
giving for the harvest" The church was
decorated with fruits and flowers, the ma.
+,r;,l f,,r VI, h ;oI, N, no f ohad hv tho Kan,
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Dramatic and Musical.

The Vine-street Opera-honse comes to the
front again with another round of extraor-
dinary attractions.
The second rehearsal of the Festival Cho-
rms, under Mr.. Singers direction, will take
place tonight at Melodeon Hail.
The next rehearsal of the Harmonic So
ciety will be held on Monday evening. Oc-
tober 27th-not tonight, as generally un-
derstood.
1t is reported that the Orpheus, of this
city, will decline to participate in our next
May Festival, because Theodore Thomas alb.
sented himself from the German Senger-
fest.
At Pixies Opera-house we are to have the
"Evangeline" combination, an old favorite,
after an absence of two Years. 1t will be
presented with all its excellent music and
novel attractions. which always makes il
the sensation OF the hour.
At the Grand Opera-house tonight the
distinguished comedians. Robson and
Crane, will appear in Sbakspeare's COMEDY
of Errors" The Two Dromi0s'' will be
supported by fine company, and we ma,
look for a magnificent rendering Of thiI
finest of comedies.
At Hsuck's Opera House every evening
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A fire broke out Saturday evening about
&o'clock in the large barn on the farIu OF
Chas Leggatt, near Springdale, this county.
In . short time the immense structure,
with all the out buildings, including sta
Mes, corn-cribs, sheds, blacksmith-shop,
nilk-house and fences, were enveoped in
the flames The barn was the largest in
hamilton County, and all the buildings
vsre In perfect order for the care of stock.
Several fine horses and a number of mules
we're consumed in the flames. All the wag-
sns and farming implements were lost, The
faInify carriage alone was saved. Membri-
no Star, the celebrated stallion, was saved
with the greatest difficulty. The loss is
estimated at $4,000, with no insurance
whatever. The fire is supposed to have
heen the work of an incelidiary.
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this week and matinees Wednesday. Satur-
day and Sunday, the original big Min
strels," Smith. Waldron, Morton ana Mar
tin. The Big Four" though a host in
themselves. have, in addition, an excellent
troupe of representatives of all branches
of minstrelsy.
The pupils of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bloom
are to give musicale at Tire rooms above
Church's music store next Saturday even
ing The participants will be Master Alven
Klein, Mr.. Victor Trounstine, Master Isaac
Wildberg, and the Misses Sallie Freiberg,
Ella Achert Isola Anderson, Clara Frei-
berg Ida Curry and Julia Tresch.
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but that they had a perfect right to do"
"How are the negroes drifting politi-
callyw
"Into the Democratic party. I was
elected by the negro vote. They are be-
coming good, peaceable citizens. My
plantation is right in the heart of the
negro country, and never think of lock-
ing the horses up at ight There is per-
feet good feeling between the races"
"How about the exodusY'
"None of the negroes left my place,
but they did all around me. You see
they were lured off with false promises
of benefits to be received in the North
100 acres of land, work on the railroads,
government aid-all these things were
promised. But when the darkey gets
into land where he has to pay rent and
buy fire-wood he is not going to stay
there.
81 think it is probable that
THE EXODUS WILL BE RESUMED
to some extent in the spring, but itnever
can amount to anything"
as the present canvass in Mississippi
quietw
"Oh, yes; you see the election is only
for memberso of the Legislature and county
officers"
"What do you think about New
York;"
"Well, all the Democratic differences
there will not affect the Presidency.
| Thew will all he finished"
"And on the Republican side-the
scratchers?'
81 have not thought enough about New
York to form an opinion"
"Who will be the Democratic nominee
in 1SS0p
Thurman, Hancock, or perhaps Bay
ard"
"Where do you put Tildenw
"Well, l do not think Mr.. Tilden will
be nominated. Thurman is the most
probable choice of the party, it seems to
me. know that in Mississippi we are
nearly all for Thurman, but Hancock has
endeared himself to our people. Not
alone as great General, but as great
statesman and as a man. Bayard has
many friends, and so have all the gentle
men who are named for the first place."
"Who will head the Republican
ticket?
"For long time I thought that Gen
eral Grant would be their choice, but the
more I study the matter the more strong
ly does John Sherman loom up. He is
going to run strongly for the first place
on the Republican ticket"
evil Thurman beat ShermanT
"Yes, sir, he willp
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POLICE COURT,
4 Large Number Of Cases Disposed Of This
Morning,

Morning.
Moses Jackson, charged with shooting
lmes Wilson about two weeks ago, was
rsarrested last Saturday evening" and ar
r,igned before Judge Wilson this morning.
fhs case was continued until November
9Th.
Alfred Collins, for drunkenness, got
thTee months.
Last Saturday evening lady named
xverleigh, resident of Bloomfield, Ind,
was run over by a butcher wagon at the
ssqRer OF Fifth and Race streets, and Sc
riously injured. The driver of the wagon,
Bernard Lurker, was arrested. His case
mas continued until the 28th inst.
Susan Morgan, for vagrancy, was sent to
Ne Works" for three months.
VIM. Eisman, for all assault and battery
upon Bertha Cook last niGbt at the corner
sf Sycamore and Abigail streets, was SEN
tenced TO thirty days in the Work-house.
A quarrel between Martin Ryan and
henry Shafer yesterday morning at the
corner Of Fifth street and Central avenue
resulted in fight, in the course of which
4, an drew knife and cut Shafer on the
neck under the left jaw. Shafer was taken
to the Hospi al and Ryan to the Station.
house. This morning, before Judge Viii.
sDn, Ryan's case was continued until the
Nth inst.
During q fight yesterday in Columbia
Fred spearing cut Geo. Elwell slightly
bpssring was locked up in the Fulton Sta
Eon-honse. This morning his case wal
continued until the 2Stn INST.
Samuel Shelton. charged with assault
md battery upon Ella cousins had hil
eass continued until the 23d inst.
Joseph Carr was fined $5 and costs fol
stealing bar Of soap from Saml. Loewen
Stain, corner Of Sixth and Central avenue.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-20
CONGRESSMAN HOOKER.
Opinions of the Next Presidency-.-
New York, Ohio, YazOo and the
Exodus.
[St. Louis Post Dispatch.[

Exodus.
[St. Louis Post Dispatch.[
Hon. c. E. Hooker of Jackson, Miss,
member of Congress from that State, is
in the city, stopping at the Lindell. Gen
eral Hooker is a gentleman we'll known
throughout the South, and his opinions
have certain weight, inasmuch as he
expresses not alone his own views, but
those of his constituency.
He is tall, fine-looking gentleman, his
lost arm adding to his military carriage.
Being rather pressed for time, as he was
about visiting the Merchants Exchange
when the Post-Dispatch reporter met
him, the interview was necessarily brief
one. After word upon the weather, the
reporter asked: "What do you think
about the Ohio election?'
dwell suppose the result was antici-
pated, / don't think that it has altered
anything"
"Has it killed off anybody?.'
"By that suppose you mean Thur
man. No, I do not think SO, and Ibelieve
it would be great misfortune for this
country il lHuTutH WcIc' w IcoAO INV
private life. The fact is, Ohio proves
nothing"
did the Yazoo matter affect the Re
publican majority"
"No sir.
THE YAZOO DIFFICULTY
was a private aff',ir, and ! do not believe
that it changed the vote Of single INTEL.
igent man. Of course partisan press
made all the capital possible out Of the
afray, but really there was nothing in IT.
Dixon's accusations we're simply infam-
GUS, intolerable, and it was a personal,
not a political affair. 1t is fact that the
white people said they would not allow
Dixon to array the negroes against them