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2ta,n uHj;rn yciern, m.lbc in Giitriften
mobnen, III otneu Die Sumpiiiebcr, 9&ediel=
itabtr Il. !. N. 3l 0auic iiUO, f6uncn mir nit
gHtsm 9AuifcH 0r, s. ySuB5ft'S Anti-Perio
die or Fever and Ague Tonic cupiebleu. Su
olcler &rant5eit, iolUit il aQeu anOuen, ,ueldle
aut DtaINria borubcl, 1T c5 uuitblbor, III qlet=
der 3tit 1T IS Uolitommcu geiabrloS. Wton
tGaA eS DEM tlciuten Sinoc obHe ,3aQen Qebpn.
IS 1T ooS cll5i1s Diutl olcier }lrt, 6eiIc1
3monmeIitbun9 or6lieHtIibt lit. Seocr 8roA
gut uTtauit ee. (239-5Ol
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9tr. 24O.

nabe gSoooInQBc, itaHo, collioirte Gin bonn See
ger 5. 5adion geleitettr 3,pciipGuner nit benz
SaTan, 10 o0B Der &nabe uieoer0tuorfen unb
pom Dem gSagen iibsriahren uurSe. SIM
- StaOtzSoipitale, ," mobiu er oe6rad,t muroe,
erntitttlten Die Iir;te, oaB Der Snabe innerlidle
SerleBungtu crbalteu bate.
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ytoti3en.
Sail 5istfhmanm & @omp's 1sebbete.

I5ompfessed yeast).
Do man entSeft bat, oaB piele Hadabmunsen uns
ferer 5efe iid i'm 0arfte befinoen, TO bat ole ddte
BreBheIe unieres 6abrifates auf ieoem 8atete ben
1amen unierer Sirna. ale anberen ftno 9latab:
mungen.
Jtan perlan8e pon ienem Grocer 8aff. 1Iet5dj
S'a'n & Gemp's 1reBbcfe. 2dslid iriih!
5abrlf=Oepot: Rr. "a, Noro=Gntap=s straks.
(Mdrsi9,fS 2. q. 8enmett, G5ei6dftsfhbrer.
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Wtatiae @eria,tsentiheism,,a

Fiji bnfg, Pennl., 6. Sftobel. = Snl
Sbergeridte tullrbe beune eiue tpid)tige @nt-
l6eibung beSiiglid oer Serli1ite, ueldle burd]
ben anfrubr I'M Suli 1877 in bteier Staot elit.
itanOen, abgegeber. Die gntifeiburg legt i'm
edn9eren bar, Oab bas County Staegbang fiji,
ben Serlult perautiportlit lit.
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Ser slmsiteno 1T syaa=3iper.

SalE8 CT, Wfail., 6. Sttober. = Die
ausitebenoen Spinner bielten beute Serlammr
lungen rno eruannten 9ele9ationen, nm Die
S6asneiiter Der Spinnereieu 5u beuden unb
tbnen i'm Jfamen Der slrbeiter ansubieten, bab
ile pieocr an Die arbeit Suriidtebren moutel
nno smar inter Der Seoiuguug, oaB ite bon
nun an jepe gSOde, autatt, pie biSber, nlr
etnmal in1 Otonat, beSablt miirbeit. Die
S6atmeiiter babeu bas anerbieten ;uriidge=
mieien, weil iie Die luabrenb bes 2lusltan6as
angenommenen Irbeiter nitt entlailen ipolleu.
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Mn2 E14hn

Sapanna, 6. Sttbr.- asdbrenb Der let-
ten 9Sod)e ffarben in oieier Stabt 19 YerIonen
am gelbeu Sieber, 10 ipeniger, als in Der ppr=
bergebenben gSod)e. Die erlte 9ampfer, mel
der Seritarfungsu fiir bic ipanilhe armee aui
@uba iiberbrtngt, lit in Santiago De Cuba allz
gefomnleu. SIS befanoen iid) 1900 Mann
Soloateu am SOro. Son Dem Shauplabe
Der S1iurreftion itnb feline weiteren 9tahrihten
Don gSid)tiafeit eingelaufeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-07
Mms Der 8ttnoesba,tptifaSt.

gSaibingto n, 6. Sftober. - Die beutige
Stsuereinnabnle betrug S677 ,e93.81; Die 3oG<
einnabme 1851 ,066.95.
Sas S6atamt lit beuadridtigt, baB Sas.
Jttoleg nnb Saul &enueop in Solebo, g., me-
gen Serfaufs falider @tiinsen perbaftet tuor-
ben iinb.
GeneralpOftnleiiter Sch fehrte belite bon elmer
furaen 9fei'e naf) Senneiiee bierber 5uriid.
Slottenietretar Sbompion wirO mor9en 4beito
aus Snoiana suriidfebren.
Siilfslefretdr Samlep lenft Die sufmerfian-
felt Der 3ollbeamten auf baS @eieb, ipelde5
ueroronet, baB bic gtamen aller bur@ 9anlpi
bemesteu Sabr;euge auf benz Spiegel unb
benz Steuerbaule zines ieben Der betreffenbclt
5abrseuge fteben iollen. 9as @eieb lit in ben
letteren Sabren fait 9dnslid auBer adt gez
laiien poroen, ioll jeOod1 jett itren9 po0itredt
rnerhsn
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Standardization.
Cine S0Qe,t1tt al id1ttte

Ybtlaoelp p j ia, 6. Sftober. - Sr benz
8iireau bes Ibpofaten Gobert q. Barrilb an
Der Siib=6. Strabe ereignete iid) beute friib
cine @rploiion, ourd iuelfe Elm 8nabe, geaz
mems @n1. Mc0omtQ, id)ner perlest puroe.
Srgeno ein Sdurfe hattie nit Siilfe BON 3iino=
b0l39en, Sanbpapier unb siuei Geiterpiitolen
cine S6aenmaidine in Der Sdublaoe I'M Suite
oeS Sru. Yarriib bergeite1t. Der Snabe, mel
dem bel Dem SerI19e, Die Shublabc 81 ofTz
llen, Stpei Singer abgeriiien tpuroen, iit nab
einem !5oipitale gebrad)t porben, rpo man
leiue 4uslagen 3ll Brotofol neGmen tpirb.
(Spdter.) Ser &nabe Wc0omell, ipelder
IN 0ieniten eineS anoeren aopefaten iteht, oei=
len Siirean iid, in Den1lelben @ebdrbe nit oent
lenl9en bes Sru. Yarrilb befnbet, lie9t in fritz
lDen 3ultauoe i'm Solpttale barnieber. Seine
Sepo tpuroe beute Nabmittag amputirt uno
letH 3uilaHb iit oerart, bab bic Aer5te gieman=
benz 9etatten, nit linn s1 perfebrelt. Site
mani auBer oeln auaben mar sllr 3eit Der gr.
plofIon in benz Siireau anlpeiego, unb man
iusiB oaber nidts Ndberes iiber bas greieniB,
teOo9 oermutbet man, bab WtcDouell aui ben
Ynlt 9eflontmeu mar, INN Die Seniterldben 81
1,,.r,sn nHo bab er anf rseup cine gSeiie eillen
Srlrf MI, HE Shublaoe ausibte, meld,er bas
0osoebsn her o.sasnmaiftne perurladte. 9as
Yulpsr uno bic gtreiu,ssia ssials9en IN Der Sdub=
laOs ,parem oerart arra1isirt, OGSS Der 9srinsits
StoB etne @rploiion pernriaden mub.es AHc
man slaubt, uaB Yarriib bieie Mabnabn1e
sunt S9ute gegen einen etfpatgen Haub ergrifz
fen batte. Sin 9aftbeiebl lit gegen i'm ausge,
itellt moroen uno er lpirb iuabrIbeinlid aui
leinem @anotte 81 Walonpiae, f.=S, iseitge:
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Sobn u. 6rifFtb & COMPS
s9neisfr trimmings We(daft,
sr. e4s. ssejtsyaltimoresstr.,

bot bic 1870er 6ertftz unb Sooen fit 4Qdtts
Met t1ao SeuabeM etbalten.
~ Mu& elm aG8emenes W00renia8u bon Ghnei<
Y 0eIsTnmmines 5fr 2unbensG sGnneiber unb QIeiber,
ebdnoter% (0ue6, NGM-Nont)
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Die Gutfcura=SeiGmitteG

tobeu tir mid setban, mas nGc anoeren y1ttef far
melbe th SuuoeIte BON S1uar5 ausQa6 ribt be-
pertneat9eH tonHten, uno db nebme tCineu 4nfano,
nc ais Irtttet eriter 8laii3 5u en5IsbIen.
Sbt erge0enter mart Grammar,
Carr bonoate, 3D., 20. 8eJem6sr t,73.
6autz uRo sfdIps sarnnt1eiten Icllten du6erItd NIT
@uttcura bebanoelt UetoeH, untcrtbss Uon @us
tieu az eli G, uno u eiotDent iollte inners
lid genomnen iUeroeu, bis Sellung erfoIgt 1T, uno
aut mob eIIiqe 3eit nad,ber. GS0 Die ieudteH 4dss
hetoungen au 6dS Stut beihrdntt 1no uno nldlt aul
oer Sbsrhaut liblbor UsrDeH, oa treilt he u elos
nent atlein in tiSeter 3eit ans otn Spitemt. Die
= NJ ttcuras Nttttet lctleu unfchl6ar Die barts
nddigfen 56le pom fftopbuloien un6 6autz, mic
StalpzAuShIage, iDaS oun0ere oon irciluilis aeelz
benen gt!elEateu nadmetel.
Collins SIR 4YmfI. Die SIR on
Ahe3mut SINUS, 4ieur0Iz
ooltalals etCftrijdle gle, j9maCbel un0 frunten
XRngea. on Suiien uno
NJtaltsr. &atctT1. an RIdenmGrfsa
rGmdIbe, an &hpdd)e
oes Wfaaens uno Der @tlaeDe,0e, on GgSpepiie, ON
DsIbItheH 5hWdChe5uEanoeH. an Sereni@u6 unD
St9mersen in osn geneen lHs In Fad:N Ieost. per=
ludt oieie @laiter 2Lni oae Wieaclaruoe anfsele9t
perbilten e &ie6ers 4nfdHe Goiii, eebtrleloeG un6
bel9hsen oaS Seitem 8egen &auenbe bon aebeIR,
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SCR @eIontarft

gfew<Dorf, 6. Sftober. 6Olsenoes fnb
bic Sdlubnotirlngen: gelO ~; Stirring
8ehiel 4.814-S14. Sunbes Sbligationeil,
1ssler 1865, nere' 5iiufer 1O5, 10,40er =,
0iit. @ol. 3.65er 81. aftien: yfeipzDorfer
ei,,.tral 1194, @rie Al, 2ate Sbore 95s, Sui
noiier Gsl;ttral 81, Yittsburg 103, Chicago
Nortb,ueltern s4ts !, 80. Yrioritdtsn 1919, &ot=
Sslanb 139, gSeitern lli;:nn gel. 944, gtem-
Serleper Central 629.
llnteridatamtsz zgilans: Sob Sal ,260,'
AIS; @ourant $16.224,599.
@ermif6te 9epeIdDctt aus" "Ne,us
Oorf.
sc te,b SRI, 6, Gttober.-Oer am lcttcr
Samifag Ibeno aus aiperpeol an9elan9t'
0ampier uGitp Of Serliu" bradte $3.50 s0o(
in Sob.
-9lngefommen: bic Oampfer Queen" boz
2iperpool, ySalerno" bon !Sua, anbeS" por
@eitiubien unO uSenartp" BON @bna unt
Sapcn,
Cine Sderifs- sHrp enti9ieb bemte, bai
g8efton feinen geiebliden aa.heil an ben
uAitlep< <@iirtel4 BETTE, llnb Der Giirtel wurs
Dengemdb an @otpel abgeliefert.
-Gpn @fassow 1T Der Dampfer andoria'
n9efommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-07
staifd,Iaae,t Der @etraiS epretie.

Yb btIpbia, 6. Oftbr. = Nuf DEM
hieiisen @etraioemarfte berrlhte beute grobe
auiresung. 9as Mehl ftieg nm 123 bis 25
Sents pro SaB, unb sroBe Quantitdten lpurs
ben gu Dem erb0bten Yreiie uerfauft. @aBen
ities nm Gents, Nais nno 5afsr nm 1 Sent
pro 8nidel.
&bica9o, 6. Sftbr. ~ Nnf benz biefseu
Wartte berri4te bente sr6Bere 2hdtigfeit, als
gu Ir9eno elmer 3eit leit oel Die Yreile 5u Itei-
gen anTln9en. gSaisen ities beute INN Gents,
Wals nm II Sent, 6afer nm Sent, Y6fel-
heild) nm 55 unb Sdrpeineiett nm 10 bis 20
eents. @rob<Gransaftionen fanben lotpobl
onf 'bem Getraibe<, ME auI benz Hittualien.
Marfte fat.
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Cine meme OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

St. YouiS, Mio., 6. Sft.-9iitter 8afer,
Siceprdiioeut Der st. ouis=San 6rausisco'er
Giienbabn @siellidaft," erfldrt, oaB Die 9lb=
Ild)t beItebe, btele Sabn bon tbrem jctigenGnoz
puntte, Siuita i'm Snbianer Serritoriunl,
ourd auifaufeu Der @entrallinie Der atlantie
Bacific=Sabu" nm cine Strede BON 600 Wtet
len nad Dem gSeiteu SIT perldngerH unb oann
our4 Die Gbeneu bis sur y@alifornia=Soutbs
ern gabn," bic bereits 800 Dteilen lang 1T, gu
bauau. Sierburd niirbe ein ne1er birefter
8ahnluea iiber ben Continent entltehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-07

Selegrap1iilbe Sepeidjea.
[Seridte oer ~aGocrten Yreiie- fir ben ~Deutl9en
&orreIponoentenn
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Scrbecreaae Irariefener i.at gsore:
tucffeff.

st. Saul, Dilnn., 6. Oft. - Seinabe
tdglid perben bter perbeerenbe Yrdrieieucr bon
Buntten i'm 9torbipelten beridytet. Son Sarge
miro gemelOet, oaB Slpiid)eu SOlper=Gitp uuo
gallep<Gitp, 9acota=G =Gerrritori1m, Elm Yrdrie,
feuer mitbe uno oaB auf Streden BON 80 bis
100 Meilen alles idlmar5 uub uer6oet i1. SIN
alien 9tiftungen iino Die Ser= uno Strob=
i6ober peruid)tet woroen, ,pd6reno Der @iie1l~
babn entlang Die Sd)ipellei1, bic man bort gum
fiinItisen 9ebraltd)e bate liegeu laiien, uerz
bremen. Die Senliibungen Sur llnteroriifnno
Der Slammen baben iid pereeblif erpieien.
Otebrere hunbert Sonnen !Scl tpllroen per=
nidtet unO cinige Sarngebdube iinO abges
braunt. Sin Wtanl, JtamenS 8. $. Otill,
mu>be in Der Yrdrc bonn Seuer ereilt lnb
| itarb ben Slamnlentob. Sein perfoblter 2eid)=
nam ipnroe gefllnoen. gine 0epeiGe BON
| 9ranlte-Salls, @tiun., ia9t, oaB bort 8rdrie,
iener ld)redlid ipiitben unO picl 6arnl=@igell=
| thum serlt0rt morOen iei. Cine alte Dame,
Srau aalleiton, iuurbe bon ben Slamnlsll,
Die ibre 6eintitdtte ssritDrte1t, ereilt, unb iie
erlitt gefdbrlide Sranorpunoen. Der Sc
lantmtbetrag Der bllrd) bieie BrGriefeuer perltr,
| ioffltPu 9SprfIritP fft iPhr nrnf,
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NouinS'
uuIta'iale eIcstriIGle
Gila1isr.

6es Ufaaens uno Der @inqr
ipsIbIiheH ShwdheSultan
S1lnersen in 6en Senoen i
lu6t oieie SHaiter! 9lnf /
oerbiiten iie isiebers Anfdf
bel4iisen bas Sgltem sessl
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-12
NORTHWESTERN NOTES.

"A man named Morton former soldier
of the ,7th infantry, at present running .
cattle ranch, near Fort Benton, killed biz
wife spd child and threw their bodies ipto
q mountain stream. The. motivehofi the
murder Wa big wife's property. she refusing
IA pat Il in his name. IL He i iunder arrest
Bssyserl.y" J. Smith, : Newton, Pa, EN-,
bezzlsr, was recently arrested in Helena,
Montsna, 10 which; place. aheE had escared
and taken back 10 Pennsylvania. He VA
formerly a very prominent man, being
p%residentFof I railroad; q banking company
ker and enjoyed tie nnbonnded eonSdenc.
of the community ifsD amos q afidiIaat
- 10y ~ & mi fr~.Et .H-C,f-.et 7
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.lli..ME99 Z gnI.'NiT- y =
One Word Covers the Advice

1 -
Which, should be given, to 4 eryou. ,t slender,
and debilitated persops-Invigorate! Soda
tives, opiates, appetizers, are comparatively
useless. The system must be built up with
q genuine tonic in order to the recovery Of
vigor and tranquility by the nerves. A
course, systematically pursued, of the lead
ing invigorant, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
should be resorted to by those who suffer
from weak nerves and general debility. The
stomach, always more or less dyspeptic in
cases Of nervousness and loss Of vitality, il
toned and regulated by this medicine until
the organ acts with . precision akin to that
plete digestion and assimilation are, through
the influence of the Bittera, followed by q
gainof vigor and flesh, and the disappear.
ance of %biiiousness and %irregularity Of tn.
bowels, where such. exist. as they usually do
Appetite and sleep are then regained.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-12

4 b.t.,A s..t.....n in Limbo
Chicago Times.

NnNSN8O thCos y il5.L ats.a
Nj. R. 81. ,Alls,J IT,, attorney Of this city.
.iookedinto the deteetives' Office yesterday,
and placed ia the handsof Capt. McGargle
. complaint agsiust the Hon. Anslsy Gray,
member Of the Dakota Legislature and J
prominent resident Of Bismarck. Gray and
MI Mile Il i A., s.ss r. we're old college friend. .ad
'fortnightiseo. "A few days since the former
induced Mills 70 introduce him at the City
bank ~ where heprocured The cash for acheck
On his home account It Bismarck. Yester-
day the check returned protested, and With
an accompaniment note 70 the effect that the
Hon. Ansley meyer had any business deal.
'ings with the bank on which he drew. Mr..
Mills further lesrnibg thst Gray had used
his name 70 get money at still another hank,
and that'he wal fred out Of his hotel yeS.
terday ftt'non payment Of board, concluded
that it would be for the best interest Of 81.
ciety if.tAegentlem1n from; Dakotss took
place behind the bafs.al1ii, .on ,Eii03 .g9e
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TIE following good.sthat / mus, be closed
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Fifty orders taken in this city with eplv
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-08-14

in making reputation plausible and
palatable. Their efforts in this direc-
ton, with the aid received from the
initial message of Governor Marks.
unquestionably defeated the compro-
mise. So eager were the people to
believe what our newly-elected Gov
ernor said, that his influence in favor
of settlement of the debt had not q
feathers weight in changing the re-
suit. Men who cater TO the popu-
lar taste, who skillfnlly play the dem
agogue, utterly disregarding the grand
principles that underlie good govern
ment, are sowing dragons teeth that
will spring up armed enemies against
the public veal. Such men may gain
temporary advancement, but the reac-
ton will inevitably come, and then a
storm of indignation will burst about
the heads of the deceivers.
1t is not men, but measures pro-
mulgated by them, we would c-iticise.
Duty demands that the argus-eyed
press. should watch public sentiment
and prevent it from beng poisoned
by such infamous ideas as those of re-
pudiatiOn.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-08-14
WHAT DOES IT'MEANl

When Postm1ster>General Key
was asked his opinion as to the real
significance Of Tennessee's refusal to
endorse the compromise of her debt,
he stated that lit clearly Indicated
that a majority of the people OF the
state were in favor of absolute repu-
diation."
We do not hold Mr.. Keys political
utterances in very high esteem, but
he is not altogether wrong in his po-
sition. That every man who voted
against the compromise is in favor of
Reputation we do not believe, and
vet the number who did favor it, as
against settlement, is alarmingly
great. 1t is gratifying to know,
however, that those who do favor
this pernicious and fatal doctrine are
not the property holders, but usually
irresponsible men who have no regard
for either public or private obliga-
tons.
While this is true, We cannot close
our eyes to the fact that reputation
is gaining followers in this state and
opposition to the proposed compromise
afforded them an opportunity to mass
their forces. Such men as Savage,
Colyar, and others, in their TRADES
against railroads and bondholders for
selfish aims, have done more to foster
this disregard for debt than most per-
sons would imagine. Their speeches
in the legislature and on the stump
have been productive of much evil
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TENNESSEE.

As we predicted, Tennessee has
fallen into bad odor with her sister
states by refusing to accept a COM
promise of her debt. The st. Louis
Republican, one of the ablest of west
ern journals, a close and critical OBJ
server and a staunch friend of our
people, INDUCES in the following re-
Elections:
1.-The signal defeat of the PROPOSE
ton to refund the Tennessee state
debt on a compromise basis cannot be
regarded outside the state as anything
but a misfortune. The debt is some
thing over s24,O0O,OOO, and bears 6
per cent. interest. The COMPROMISE
would have reduced it 70 SO, 900, 900
at 4 per cent. The people claim that
a large portion of the debt was fraud
ulently contracted under the Brown
low administration at a time when
they were DISTINGUISHED and not per-
mitted to have a voice in the governs
ment. This may he true; but it is
sufficiently answered by the fact that
after the Brownlow regime, when the
state fell into the hands of the people
and the party now controlling it, the
legislature not only made 10 protest
against the debt, but gave it repeated
and formal reeognitions by paying in
terest ON it. That they should reject
the proposition, notwithstanding these
facts and in spite of the earnest al
peaIs of the most thoughtful of their
advisers, is an event to be deeply re-
GREETED. The subject stands where it
stood before. 1t has been a harras-
sing and disturbing question for sew
eral years. and it will continue to be
SO, and in the end the disastrous eff
fectof this disquieting agitation on the
state will be greater than the paltry
$4,000, 900 involved in the proposed
adjustment could measure"
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THEEXCHANGE
THURSDAY, AUGUST IA, 1879
NON COMPS. vs. COMPS.

It. would seem the people OF Iennes-
see understand the principles of addi-
ton better than those of subtraction,
when it comes TO settling a state debt.
Whether it is easier to pay twelve or
twenty four millions of dollars is a
proposition anyone Except a majority
of those who voted on Thursday can
solve, without seriously Earring his
mental machinery. Casting aside
pleasantly We cannot see what has
been accomplished by refusing to rat
ify the proposed compromise. The
entire debt, accommodating at the rate
of million and a half of dollars per
annum, still stands against us, and
the holders are clamorous for settle
ment. The situation is plain, but the
way out of the difficulties which envi-
ron us, is the Grub" A non-accept>
ance by the popular vote has increased
the complexity Of the question.
Perhaps decided majority of those
who voted rejected" are in favor OF
reputation, while others who opposed
the measure prefer paving dollar for
dollar. Now will it be possible to re-
concile this diversity of opinions.
Again, will the bond-holder ever agree
to accept less than 500? and since
this proposition has been voted down,
will the people ever pay this much in
the future? 1t will be seen, therefore,
from present indications, that an ear
" settlement is not among the proba-
bilities. In the meantime interest,
thatnever sleeps, IS breeding and grow
ing, while our burden is becoming
heavier every day. 1t is to be hoped
our view of the question may prove
incorrect, but the facts can warrant
no other conclusion.
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COLLECTIONS A SPECIALITY.
Also,
Real Estate Agents.
FOR SALE.

Brick House and Lot on Moore street House
contains rooms; lot acre. Easy terms.
$50 acres of good farming and timber land. 3
miles north OF town. Will sell in one, two or
three lots.
Lot on First street. neatly enclosed, contain
ing fine two story frame residence with mod
ern improvements and conveniences. all nee
Issary out houses, good garden, dc. Terms to
suit purchaser.
We also have several vacant town lots for sale
on good terms. Persons wishing to buy, sell or
rent. either in town or country, would do well
to call on or correspond with US.
wo:alsO have several hundred acres Of fine
farming lands in Texas for sale or exchange
for town or county property in this State.
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Money Saved
is
Money Made!

A LARGE STOCK OF EASTERN MADE
"A C0FFINS just received at J. II. Hollis.
which will be sold from five to twenty five per
cent. cheaper than any one who proposes to sell
at cost. In addition, | have handsome lot of
alnut Collins, which will he put at rock bot
tom figures, or fifteen tn twenty iuc per cent.
less than they can be purchased elsewhere.
mean business.