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MOURNING DRESS FABRICs-Tamise cloths. all
wool delaines, bombaZtnes, crepe cloths, black
all wool cashmeTeS 80, -, % 81 20. I5 s.. SIC
double; COrtaulde English crepe and creme
Wells FoTsons, TO Pennsylvania avenue
south side
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" fofk ave-, lentrance ON ayeDue / Tbe 49, - GoW
4 The lowest Ssn S ucs os n the city Money
6nSer Watches, Plate and Plated VAR DisnooS
TTeuss rieees, Ladies and Gentlemen3s GloShinss
N.A'0'' ~Ne ~ sfacies OF value janl-ly
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THE TRADES.

pOOhRINnING.
- The public is respectfully Informal that thu
LYCETT BO0KBfNDERY
is carried on Is heretofore. The same excelIen.
workmen are employed. and the work turned out
VIII be IN the superior style which has always been
a Characters tic of the Establishment
apS-Iy 1O1x Pennspicania are, Sd floor
GIBSON BROTHERS,
" PRAG1 ICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
LOzS PeansgfU0nia ace, WASHINGTON, D.O
"a Fine Printing a Specially. JanI8-Iy
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GAL1COES. 4, 8 and &c. yard
" Calico Remnant, 25c pound.
Cottons, 4, 8. q, z, 8 and loo. yard
sheeting Cotton, lSc yard
Oasslmeres for Men and Boys Csc to ~ ward
White and Red Flannes, l2l9 TO Soc yard
Mime. Demorest's Reliable Patterns
lanIoIr JOS. b. BAILEY, cor. 7tIt d y SITS. SEQ
OK FINE DRESS SHIRTS
- Made TO order, Of Wamsutts Muslin and Ixtrs
Hne Linen boscms, for e. SO; ready 10 nut on
FINEST DRESS SHIRTS made 70 order Ia the
Our MYSTERY" SHIRT, unfinished n 70 ots
made OF Eamsutts Muslin and Extra nne Liner
bosom, II the cheapest Shirt in the world.
Our Mystery" Shirt 1T rs cts, unfinished In a
good as any 30 Shirt in the market
Ous mystery" Shirt 10 retailed d Rxc4ory
MHoLEsALx prices. and Six Of them il q nice Christ.
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT, oprr Fnorr.
st 80 cts is made Of the same matersI A. the Nys
Our 81 Shirt, ready TO put on is worth double tn
money, but we are compelled 10 reduce Stock at our
factory IN Baltimore, as we about TO build q
large addition thereto and desire 10 carry Iess
STOCK whilst the building is in progress
nov6tr MEGIHNISS'. IO02 # street n.sc.
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INCOLN HALL.
III. " 8. PTN4FORE.

Araf'llr FPfIOfluEIlV"-
DENFFIT OF THs CHURCH ORPHANA6E
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 18th. tS13. al u M
Admission - cts. reserved - CITE extra 70 be ha
at Ellis Co e ard after Friday. Feb III lis -
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Whole Ticket. No. ~ als. drawing First Capital
Prize of S5o.c6o sod at Mchellsburgh, Boyle coun
ty, Kentucky
No, l94g9. drawing Second Capital Prize. of
$40 COO, sold in New York City.
'pital Prize. Of

I.UtU numbers ending with Is. being In Two last
figures OF the number drawing thu CAPITAL Prize,
S5oCto $40.
The subscribers having supervised the single
number drawing. GLASS Is. LOU SIANA STATE
LOTTERY. hes eby certify that the above are the
numbers " hcn were this day drawn from the 100 eA3
p aced III the wheel With the prizes corresponding
to them.
Witness cur hands ~ New Orleans, La this Tues
day, February llth 1879
ADAM GIFTEN,
]. p RUUN.
J. II. PHELPS
LOUIS H. PILE,
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CLOSES To MIG at.

wuptlcrfpl walk of =, I96 quarter miles IN ~ mar
ter hours at the Gymnasium. +. between 9Th ana
eth sire. Is ci at n 81 20 ni-it, when grand
testimonial will be presented hcr 10y our citizens
You attend after the theaters are over Al
mission. - cents. L.
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IN ALEXANDRIA.

GRAND CONCERT
VIII he given at SAREPTA HALL. AleNaudria
Ns, at s O'Clock. THURSDAY NIGNT February
30tb. in aid of Christ church, of which George
ashington member. train will leave
Westminster at y, IN, and return after the COG
cert. feblS n
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10 Ed
ward Robertson and GeOrgtanna Emerson; Jas.
Paul and Susie VI. II. BurneS; Moses VI. swan,
OF Augusta, Me-, and Emma Carroll OF Troy,
\. =; John A. koeler and Caroline Sonneman:
Prank NJ Guy, OF HyattSvllle, Nd, and Ger
uiude MerSe West; Richard Ricketts, and Mrs.
margaret A. Hyatt; Ignatitls Chapman and
Martina E. Olson
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GOLD LEAF JEwELRr at Prigg's this morning.
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DAKGAIN~IN DIR, SCOOPS,

100 dozen AL Linen Tose's, AZ axe
az at2b-.
20 NAPKINS n Use per dozen
1 case SUPERIOR Whit, q tt.,, a Sc
3 bales Brown Cotton, al .. : and &.
60 dozen Ei'dren'- Eandkerch f. ! IN a b0x 3,
l case fan width Sheeting. al lSh,-
Gmnnets Il ack Sik, at : y, very superior
large lot Goods lett over from last season, 10 b.
sold at aboU half price.
Table ana floor Ollcloths. cheap.
Our prices ar as low any house n this city
GEO J. JOHNSON.
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COAL AND WOOD

/ n b. MAC LEOD,
| IL. DEALER IN ALE KINDS OF
| x,o WOOD AND COAL
- -eoo-I Cor. LIST and ID SITS NV
COAL AND WOOD.
NOW is THE TIME TO Buy.
Call az our wharyes, foot OF 7th st and see TO-
fSu1reiI COAL constantly arriving. MOOD of All
KINDS. Large stock and fair prices vi al
s3ie nm n OF Sephenson's Patent Bum
SSea hiNDLtkG WOOD. The only Eindling Woos5
nAflng Fire Lighter with every bundle ""U
STEPHENSON & BRO
Branch oftce 18th and Penn'a avenue sens5a,,
0Moox JOHNSON BROTHERS VIVID
"OOO IELEPHoEIC CONNECTIONS r0aY
mar Full Weight WAN
WAL Best Quality wooD
wnon Low Prices D'
~ Prompt Deliveries mar
A oinoe, wnarVes mill and depot Connected Will
With nnequAled facilities and sdysntslE.
n19iMcauy conducting the wood and ssosi ers ~
w. factory, extensive store yards ensb,,ns ,,s
stoCh UP largely when coal IL Ioxesf. @,S6 80 -
t,e noul tne CITY, and all in immediate cpmmnni
non, lnsurlns prompt attention TO orders Ve = "a
W oner 70 our patrons the best variefiss nS
coai Al inc very lowest prices w
,amad YET We insure . strictly pure coal OF 22xo
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Main ofice mill and depot foot OF Nth isth ana
ix9S Omces: i2U2 ST. NV. 1l12 9Th nj ri ~
40 .ln 81 Nv. and 22l Pa ave se iylSt
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DRY GOODS.
WET DRY Goop>.

~ dozen Ladies man Heu Stitched HANDkEk
CHIEFS al t9Nrc.. cheap az 1lG. These 200 Il wet
We have a sprinkler for the purpose
case Excellent Rim r.. q, we; or dry
AndroScNSsin COTTON. e.. who eSAle price y
These goods sre dry aud perfect. but WITH our new
patent sprlnfler NE VIA maisien 10 sun the taste Of
our customers a; lie same price
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CROWDED every day selling the cheapest (NcN
dry goods in Washington; wet napkins, pun.
linen, only lee: bleachea table damask. SIC :
Sheeting cotton. excellent quality, 2Oc; wet
towels; wet bed licking, the best quality in the
world, only 20c.; wet IOnsdale cambria. car
ter'S. III Market Snnce
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NEW LOT DRY GOODS FULL sMOKs,
~ AND WATER.

All linen, yard long Towels, 10c worth Is
All linen n yard long Towels. &c: worth IL
tNtraoroinary linen Towel, sac; worth IS
All linen O. ash, Sc. extra linen Crash ~.
Bridal Bel SPREADS, Csc worth 81 8,
Androscossln full width SheetIng T..
EXCELLENT Brached Cotton ca; worth 10
III size White Blanket. 3 IS; worth ; 90
Extra hargans III sieneral stock snrb A.
Dress Goods. Cashneres, Black and Colored silks
80 PER cent. of Cioaks, TO close out.
Aha II. y SATDATN
IepIkp sOy MARKET Space,
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a lVH PKtt ES Will TEIN.
~ BENZ. MILLER. GEoRsFToNN.
fOS bridge STREET.
Atwood 36-inch Cashtueres, so, s.. and :
Black Apacas. 12Sp. Is, ~, Csc. &c
Callcoes. Az, 5, Ga aud sc.
Damask Table Linen, 25c Linen Crash a.
Sheeting Cd ttons. full width Is, 20 aud 5s,
Androscossin Cotton. &c. Namsutta "a lac
Corded P1Que. g.. and loo. Nottiu xll s Curta,,,
$l.2S tslal A a.
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II. Il. II. the Prince OF Wales has bought all
Tue boIiiN%ER' OF the ls65 Vintage as the
finest wine that could be obtained
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Our LARGE SIZE pune White bridal quilts re-
kets reduced from e. down to s.: Hamb lrg
edgings very cheap. Carriers. III Market
space. Checked and striped silks. 62c.; col
Ored Silks, Is, 30 sac, 81; black silks, .5c., 81,
S1.25, $3.50.
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LECTURES.

M IL. LOWELL MASON.
NI EoInar Professional Reader. OF Boston, viii
give READINGS az E-street Baptist Church
On W. DNESDAY EVENING 18Th inst
at O'Clock. Tickets IL cts. four for 81 fell b.
, 1879-04-05

BLooMls0ToN, ILL.,, April a.-The woman.
eufIrugists appeal to the women to assert tI.eir
right to salEragc, hccause suffrage was askel
Tor un.l, III alt probability, will he given to the
lnllans ala tu Tie Chinese, as It has trrn glycu
10 sam6o. But It women wero allowed tu yote,
lllen tho same amendment that unlranchlseu
these female suilragtsls would plso ei,fraugAlse
Mnc. Sitting bull, Nine. Poor Lo, Mime. Ah
sll,, un.l a1ms. Yung Tung. So the stau.latd Of
intelligence Of the ballot would ,.ot 10 elevated,
unt tho proposed Sixteenth Amendment would
10 dead letter, 50 fur US reform Is concerned,
Thu fttnale suilragists lose sight ot tho {uct
TINT when The educated women should 10 en-
ftanrhlsed, thu low and vulgar Of tho women
would also recNsva the ballot; MID hence the
great cfy Of purifying tlIe ballot Is son!,lsn,.
IL ins been said that II women hnd bren per
lDitlcd tu vote ut tl!o last lTesdential elrclol,
there had becn no tsecd ot ~ Electoral Com.
liuyes was elsrtri, lis was elected By the votes
oI thu poor urgrues oF the South. That II I'll.
lieu wis elected, lp was elected by lhp votes VI
the low ,lntl vu!Iar Ia the siums Of New York
CITY. 'llIat these low sneclEllens OF luMabty
elected our presidunt, while ih9 refined women
tue election. But tsieso women fail 10 consider
iat whet! won,sl vote, tbs wives. sIstcrs, Hott'
ers, and daughters VI thu poor negroes u Tho
south, nAl u tie low men III tho sluMs OF New
fofk CITY VI also yoie. unsl tie ballot will b.
In tiUre elevuteG th1ll now. In fagt, tile rea.
sons why wutucn should yute arc al based upon
sophssrv.
Ilsc men who make our laws care more for
their wives, mothers, dnuglters, and sistets
than Tor their constituents. There IL not Leg
tslature IN Tie Union, IN case ut equal suffering,
lhAi woald not relieve The women belora lie
, 1879-04-05

without looking like a standing mcnncs.
When this eaI'c, nr cycn h's finer, Is rnscsl III
warning, the cruel driver 10 nuick to under.
st1inl nnta heed the gesture. On the crowded
strcct, lie walks with n slow, slightly swinging
lnlcu 1Me'ilfar to himself. Apparently ncoeru:.
pied, hG Ii ,es t.bscryant VI everything a!t.is
h!l, asni mechanically notes ihc condition. IRON
head TO hoof Of every passing 1lnrse; Every.
eled uni Dron.cd faec WEARING m cxpresa!on ot
tlrnincas nlut ,e,,ryoionce, Brown locSs fringe
broad ami rounded forehead. EYcs hctweeo
niue n, taze,, lighted by intellectual flrcs, nra
equally rcau, tn uart authority tir show enIllpas.
aton. tlurc IL Energy OF character IN = lnng
nnse nj tllc p.irest tfrtek tyne; melancholy III
.nnuth rendered tluuhly Esavc hy detp lines,
thin .ps, LsHl a sparse. Grnup;hA mitsthcne, anu
determination IN aquats chIn oF leonna
strcnctl.. The head, evenly poised, Is get olt
stunt nrck rooted to t,rUu|l shoulders, In plain
ness, urayty, vousl taste, Inlstiualtr, ns,d iii.
assnmmg alnt actt-r,sscssel .l'gnlts. bis TER.
sonaIlty tB q cUinlruEAiag hCtwreu 4 4uakrr mud
n Ffelc nutemn,l, wnuse life nut thoughts. Mo
less tlnn loug descent. are his tttlo TO mobility.
, 1879-04-05

OF tho twenty'1yo Generals who lmld the
highest appointments in The Frc.lrh arlny tt,sr.
teen bcryeil III tle Infantry, eight ou tbs general
stall, two In tho cavalry, nllu two in lllc engj.
nrcrs; tIc artillery being, therefore, Tho only
urn Ut tho service whrh ID nut Represented
among tlB otecrh filling the must important
l,usls ~ tle army. tlio average u9s Of Tic
TWENTY-FIVE tienerals IL between 81 and 81 years,
ti'r odrst being Gsu da Clssry, who ls 10, nnl
The youngest two being Gen. Daynust, Chlet Vi
the Engineer Staff, mid utu. Ae Qa!llGct, cum.
Man1l1s ll1c Ninth Corps, netll,rr OF tue lattcr
Two bel!g yet 5o yenra of aye. Altogether, TIN.
ocrfs holding the highest appolnt lents III tue
Frencfl arInY arr Us bosty younger thnn those
n tlIe l1ku position III ANY utier European iurrc.
llu youngest ocer, uri,. DO unll!tuI, Ia u,Ie Ut
those wtso has seen most service. III The CrIuea
ha was mcnt'onrd III an order Ut tie lay i.,r tia
gallant colstuCt nt t!Iu capture OF tho Russian
rutlouGts bcfoTs Srhassopu!. In tIr bicxIc;ltl
war ils VIVA aEnan lnenfo,ut iu MI utdcr Ut liz
das for BIZ Enllautry NJ rusbla, When he was ac-
vtfelY woahdcd, a'nl at Sedan lse led the la,o,s
charge OF cavalry, which Is saul to t,ayY excited
thr war4s xutuiratiul Of King William.
, 1879-04-05
Tarty Lines Nnrtl@ and sr,utf,,

TIrAshHr1 ~ M Hfrlid TINT. Dsm.}.
j. must he II rnstter Of regret 10 all thn'1ght'
ful, Eaud citizens, North and South, ihat one Of
the great parties Of the country 10 essentially
Northern party, and that the ol!,er Is Southern
purity. Deny or avoid tho fact ns best W. may,
We must acknowledge That the Democratic party
has lttlia stfcngih iu the North, nssd the llrpub
iscan party Utmost nono III The South. before
the last Presidential election there were four,
perl,aps i've, Democratic States In the Nutlh;
now there IL but onc, 1nltnna, lnl Que, Nuw
York, lt,at VIC NAV Gull Tlldcn State, rs 1t 10
cIal,lleu That IL must be by hls cuusrnt II 1t ous
ucu,upralic. In tile 6autb tiIera is not \ single
Republican Stute. There aru States III 1hu Sputt,
Tut eaa bs won. pesaaps " " wSise' liberal pol;
ss.erEh. 81 Il G2sasfa d5sssas q .e Eas.ssn S
Southeastern wing OF tho Democratic
purity. It would not bo bard niatter
tgf pure a9s a an o. ang patt K
Louisiana, Alabama, aud Fturila, II auY. ons of
stesu gentlemen Should bo the Democratic NUN
luce E1r uu Presidency. The Republicans urgo
uc,. drant on ths plea that l!u IL .te man ln
than any other. Fron NurthrrIl statliuiat
this may b. 60, but II Is ccrtauly uot lrlu 1rotn
Southern BtNMdposn.. Any other Miau Of
sa1 Sth so 5ssora dss would n
nan Of his Eort, thAn dcn uTant. u ucE.
uFaul Is tile cau1ldats OF tho Republicans, the
ptoola Ut this sect!un will fear thHt hts cus,dl-
cuupgs tlcir psssunt comparatively klua policy
toward thu South to nnr VI sorre, untl will 10
I'll iA their power to defeat hlns. II Is possible
llat even bit. Tildcn could carry gil tho Southern
STATES against ucu. Grant; wllile lla would hu
sure to lose three, and possibly four, II opposed
ty d man the huuth IL certain wtll do al! te can
IL breuk down sectional ula fate !tnca " Kind
s,eas uuu paliepce, aud who u p!cdtcd u txr
piuy toward. Our crippled SECTION in lhe matter
ii national aid. The South vieSs che present
political situation with ioItbodtlsRs lur tie iu-
iuFe. We Wunt u9 sutid kuIth pItttd aga!nkt
iIs R.,I,i Enluf,. aILIi. Ii tALa Ia iEuh LII Lie
, 1879-04-05

next Presidential tacc, tho fault will not bs
With the South. In tho Southwest the feeling
ia strong md growing daily n7asnst the Eastetn
wisE Of the Democratic party, which seems d.
tempt to tlog. us intp the trores With threst.
nbout New York nr about some bold lEtrgnIn.
lender, Will naturally catiRc It's tn scek fr!cneI
elsewhere, md our orcrtures tnav mcct with
kind responecs from the Wcst.-wllu krovsi
Al amy rate, VIC nrt poor rlinrtlsns Of our uwn
political fortunes II We subordinate all ot1r locii
aitl material it,terests 10 Tint wing Of t,p Dem
otraitc pnrty that haf nothing 10 offer. bn, ls.
maids Of US to assume AEl the risks ot a bitter
contest botwcrn sections ind races. When tb,,
itsdc fs presented, aud II now seems inevitable.
some ot The Southern etstcs wilt deriinu to b.
thus uerd,
, 1879-04-05
Tho Siiot.Gun Policy.

EfhttHHdH commercial t{na. HfH.9.
The gentle shotgun policy Of the Coulederac,
puraues the negro even when be attempts 10
escape from The hunnr South. In Claiborns
County, Mississippi, armed planters patroIed
tic river, to drive With guns md pistols the etul
grant negroes hack to the plantatloua. II.
original Southern can not get It out Of his brad
that he owus the negro, body, bones, aud limb
and has power Of lifo and ttrnth over him. Moth
ing could show more forclh!y Than this incld .
tho civilization OF the luto slaYoholdng sectou,
In the North n man who should thus prooo..
to abrtdge the right Of his fcl1ew.etizcus TO 20
ald live wherever they pleased woud he e.
Rart1cd in tic charitable light Of 1unutic, und
It might 10 considered necessary to shut hin TO
In crazy-llouse. In Mississippi 1t Is the tlrst
citizens Tint are Inflicted with this MANIA The,
pursued the negro for Wishing to vote the RI
publican ticket I'LL they mado tic statu too lot
Tor him, md HOW when he seeks to leave IT.
they use the shotgun argument to dctnln lln
They Tant to vote fur him.
, 1879-04-05

Much advice las been giyun Us 10 hos,n
a. raise tlie wind" Ihu following inforE,at'o.,
about src1nE Tho wind Ia not un!ntcrcstl'3s
Tuke totlahed metallic surface wifi, Stsalsh
eAgv-a iaEgu handsaw will answer tho purpose
chuosa . windy day, whetLer hot ur cOld, clta
Or cloudy, only let il not ram or tic SIR be lnut
Ky; tn other words let tbs e!r 10 dry a,d st5iS
surlacs at s!Kut anglss ITO the direction Of ~ ~
w,nd,-nsu,ele, II tbs Wtud Is north, null ~,
sprlure cast uuI westi but insteul OF ho1si!
tue burtucu vertically lpclluc 1t about iort5au
degreca 10 the horizon, 10 nlat the wind stskg
ktra,Qht) a. water over dam. Nov sight saFs
fully over the edgc at sone minute and sh2r
dehned ebleet. aud you viii see tic air tlous
1yer III ubltr lows oyer y tla,n. Make You're o.
tcsya,tolt carefully, and YOU will hardly fay !
kee tue R!F, 10 matter how cold; liia tesuE
svsu Letter when TIT sun Is onarusrl.
, 1879-04-05
Tie Democratic Position,

EIHCfHHH1I GH4FEE8 I71tD.1. IT
= Their position Is wholly uDtenable tn law.
They cannot extort from the Constitution s!n-
glo point to stand oil; 80 they ly to the quar-
rels OF King and Commons In England two CEN
turies ago, before constitutional principles were
formed. They sink our written Constitutions,
which Is The vitnl foundation Of our Govern
mont, aild 1y to lFrcveFtnt Incidents 10 the aQe
whrn tho Drttish Mnwritten Constitution Yas
1nrhoalc. Thus, to get ptelcnse OF point to
stand on, they 30 buck OF oil Constitutions.
Thts is TINT which gave Mr.. Garflcld's speech It's
force Anl llauu IL un1nBwesAhc. They could
only make t1lc reply ol tile eurccts5ul mob, lat
Constitution mud laws are nothing l!ieH; that,
III short, thu Detuoerntic purity Ia IN, and ID rOnE
to do III worst. Aud vet WI bclcye sml lllr ~.
her Becund thought u The American people will
put down th.s Confederate revolution.
, 1879-04-05
Henry Esesgh's Personality.

{. e. l5itl n Apf7! .SCfi1NeFs
Thirteen years OF devoted labor hayp wrought
no very great chauge III tbs appearance u,l
nIanncr VI Henry Ben:h. II ttsr l,ucs Ut Ills
curewurn face have multiplied they l,usu ntso
resionde1 10 l1H kindly thill1ancc Ut pubv sym.
pathy and the Ieitase OF his gental uiapuslltou
from uusteIe reslTaIut. A ytsltur WHO llAu III,
ela'lts on Mr.. berglts indulgence Once re-
llarked. ~ WINS 4larneA Ly thu dlgulty uf his
presence aud dsart''cI by i.!s potitcusss, :" sncs,
aurucc Gretley's death, no Ngusu muru familiar
~ il.a publtc has walked tic streets Vi lIi.
metropolis. Nature gave HIN uu ubsolutu pat-
ell ou every tcaturu a.nl .l,unncr Ut hts persun-
tuagnilitd ty Ills erect and dIgiaed btsrns, 4
Elk Tut will straight rim coyera with ps1Itlnpss
tltc seytt'ty of lla PRESENCE. A dark brown ur
dark hlue ftoek uysrcuat t,lvases hls hroad
shoulders anu spare, yct suewy, lRue. A de-
elsivc baud grasps q rane, strong enough to
leau UPON, aud guMpVtslt to ha IeIeiAa
, 1879-04-05
men. Just as In sinking slIr, thc men will
eca ali tho women removed nature they will DIS

men, Just as In a sinking shtrt the men VIII
ece al tho women removed nature they will lls-
einbnrk themselves.
Hut It is claimed thnt some woman ara taxed.
nn' 'haa tuxafion without representation Is not
congen'al with our nsstutnns. but there Is
not wonan 10 TITO cnlon who Is taxed.
or COURSE there Is system Of
State AMI Government taxation. But the
property Is tho ittnv taxed. al,l mt
The person. Because II pcr.un's property Ia
taxe.i is nu reason wilv ho Of she slnuld eofe.
II this vera Tho urinttrie that ubderlIes taxa.
t!on, thrn because the State owns propcity Il
sho'liI Vutc. n1r! for every fnrtn It holds II
alnnll lsave vote And every corporation
should have ~ many yn:cs ~ It has Iartns. And
every 1nin0r that hus property should also have
vote.
THUS It Is erttlent that the bntlot IL nnt prrtls-
Gated upon property, hut tpou the mafnt cnance
o( agriculture, yolltl,grce, manufactures, anu
the defense of thr State. Whcn tile laws u1e
violated "'sd lasnrrcrt!a1!. dtsturhs .hc land,
lioth'hg Int thu bullet will rest0Eu peace HtIn
uufet. X women could vote lhry could mt
, 1879-04-05

= 1fZIt 11FE EFFH1H1 lF13F IHKpt1,
Considering. the utter usclcssncss, braln9css-
ness. and oiIcnslycncas Of the present proceed
lngs at Gimore's Gurdeu, nc aro not surprised
tlut some honest persons arc impressed With a
belief Tint tic turning polnt il, the improve
ment Of the human race has been reached, url
tint We havo now started hack OIL the road to-
ward barbarism. Yet such IL nut the casa;
% sysn tas pfoSiedings IN nslmores 9arasn as. are 9
next week VIC arc to have n dog show there;
a,Ia will not that be All improvement In every
wny-moralay, phyhically, and Intellectually
Ia TIC audience aud IN tue apimals cxlllbttela
, 1879-04-05
Tho soutf. RrcuncIlcd to Ti1den.

- NH1U1T1 fff1.J E1Fbh1t1e 7eH5,
We hayb 10 douht that tho noniHntLantnf Mr.
Tlldtn is almost forcEuue conclusion. Mr..
TlIden has priority Of csans, II any snan has; he
may be tllc most available candidate; ind what
the Uumocragy wants this time ia victory; hui
we have nu idaa that Ii, case OF electtun llu will
slap thu face Of tlle South to whom na will be
chiefly Indebted for hts elevation. We prefer 10
tnlk. IN ease Of Ills SUCCESS, that be will bc the
plc,-aud trotn nil SECTIONS hu will draw lse best
nnst wiaest met to mid h!in. This the south will
never quarrel about.
, 1879-04-05

CHICAGO. Aprti al see BY the various inter.
views published iu yesterday md to-day's Tntn.
ONE lhai Mr. Wrtuht l,as found a reason for his
defcat, and is anxious to make people believe
TINT "frAud did IT," II did nuthtng Of the
kind. Although Republican WHO always vote
Us shot, believe the Democrats did no tnors
bafiot-stu{lng thnn at any ut1Ier election. l
believe tl.at 10 grrat extent the bakers OF CHI
cago tltl 1t. OF the Whole frAterMty,-anI tl.eir
naIne Is lcgson,-sroui thu salull Gcrlaan baker
w!,use wilole force cunsi.ts of lila vile and cltl.
drcn, to tllu largest steam bnkcr, every one VI
tllcm worked with al tI!eir mlght ngalnst lin.
REPUBLICAN.