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uUxrI~GBrrcH. INDIANA.

IL ANf NJ e.fsti themselves As ahrvr desire "a
cai ira afru'lor ~ rhe puhie af~w fact, vir
MI. esy 40 rva~ntsactnre sfsfn ne tssf ". Sound
and cam ana ~ fnrnsh che her ~rrr m rhe market.
~. Their STONE PruPs a-e snld ., vsrv reasonable
rrt ~ an ~fis fnfr fhv Factory in vsd order
wh n-lrnnee W satisfaction and n pfop.rr cSsf 4iil
iss' lfrfims hnf fhy careless uSaEe anything ahoui
them shnrle ~ oforisr. they where they
~ applied ~ snt viii repair them expsdlfinEsly.
~ Thev rive = written gnsr-riee IN 'heir rrvPS
work well and riys satisfaction With proper
tfh Tire Stone fnimns fhe best. mns' snivsns~ns
sn' mos Aarsble PumrS for farm house
fsid purposes. The. 10 not rp>an ynur wsisr win
ra,ien MOOD rusty ir'n making 4 unit - they
hsa, N summer nut nner being mt up Nv a. god
srA fasfv srie are awav~ resiy frrniEl yno pare
hsaihfui wsfsr. unon demand Then pot ssiie the
winisSs ~ ne aec attended wlfh rurh dsnrer
nni re wormy aii wnnien pnmr. ~hirh IA vsrs brist
period ontves i-s usefulness rf fis water VIII
worms ard rel 4 Model Chamri1r s-rne Pump. and
drink ami give your stock h-ai;lfni water.
sfh our manufacture ~ drain riae ~ ceiis-s
places i chearer rrd Ar better hrn hr n<usi frar
made ~ inch plank hrrk. heraass u "a neraa-
nenf wirh rochanre for ~ getting ~ erer -
Ing cbok "a m w veruin narrowing III N. ant
can be PINT down hv
e,h Tfs VIII re supplied 70 merchants ~
others IA Huarfttr desired snd reasonable fies.
and ofs superior pnats send Il your orders and
tain home mandatory.
RryrRr~crsA As ~ prsrswIlllrrn n Rrifton. IRELAND
Ireland H"'el, Ireiand; r. a. Neudees, Jasper; DR.
Daniels. Dwell
xor. 81 lS---lv-
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DAYS Of Meeting of the Trust~e.
Of the Various Tow nships n,
Dubois County.
~ OFFICES hereby given that the Tru..
~ lees Of the various tow nships 81 Du.
bois 60. will be n their re- l,cciiye Office.
in each of the townships for The purpose
of attending 20 township business. on
the following days:
Columbia Hsrbison. Eoons. nsinhrsrfs Ysrfcp p.ll
jefferson Jsckscn. Cas- snd Ferdinand fs~nsli,.
NJ "a Saturdays q each ~~sk ant EstUla scrn.i9,.
I'm Nppdays ~ zach Madison tuw rsip IN AZ. ~.
md % SafuFcays ~ every meath.
prrsnne havirr business with any ~ the Tr..,...
si h,,e a. hrervs rhss days ssths ns~ Law proyls.
."ssc ? Safh Township Trustee shall a.sslsf.
srtnn DAYS snch ~stk mrnih a. may y. r@ari,sl
M ~hieh he ~ll Hffef. N ffe n.insss 81 H. tnrn,h
and nufcs thereof e. ~ given 10 ihs hniis,,.
u such TOW t~hp: sna AZ conFrnef. snd.fng snd pa,
msnt y elaisns shall ~ nss- GAL, such dsssnar.d
days"
" Sl~Nnss luSAs fsuHrrnosn
siiAs ~ nntfu ". lEsnnx
AsnkrN McNEE>EF. fElix scAsknr.
W. ErNnNA. J. fnrtr
su~rru fNirx. NrnsAs FtsHrs
y y hnyhfnr. titskAs LIsgkx
April iesh. is-s.--tv
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other boot makers. after seeing my
work, hcing afraid to compete. Work
Of all kinds done promptly, and all tho
work going out Of my rhop guaranteed.
Give me call w. MAY.
Ocf. 3isf. 1s73-1v.
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GOOD COAL AT
I Cents Per BuS1e|!
Ar THE BANK.

rEvHE undersigned informs the public
that he will always keep supply 81
good coal Oh hand. 20 that they ran ret il
whenever they send for il, Al seven cent
a bushcl. at the Friedman mine just west
Of Jasper. Picked coal NJ reasonable
prices for those who want liz
Nov g. '7G--tf. JOSEPH KRAFT.
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rT.fff proprietor ~ The elslrafef medic " ins-ly
j. rlAirr~ ~ n snpsriV AT refHssie. ~
fN1rrrd tlsM rgtc tur me y. CENrkiN. ~rsNpf tNr
rreurs ~ Ea~ .Ffr. tbiii< ~Hd F~-
xNr. wi~ftser W short iar Standing NJ rsers ~
thserfirr Western and Sssti cnunfry hest hirl
te<finnns re frrtl u the 1rfipn. fhsf
~hricsrr Wilt fail cure u = stirerfon ,frttiY
'oi'eesA .,sif " rr-ri manyt - single fo.s H.
hern sIflcirri CIR a rure srt whole iamif;&~ have
hern rrel tA single iuftie- ~i perez rrslnTnion
~ me general h~alih lfis how ~ prudent sfd ~
every cure II use u cpnrinust III
smaller dss~rs ~ sfk ~. ~ t1e di-~ase h-~
iesn hrns-n ~ rheck sa esrs fIit n ifsr ans
r-sts tftg crs<. rsrslir thu medicine ufi rur
r~qaire xny d r. Keep ~ '~slsin -~ order shne
~ patient hersrer. rFQrirF cAihs IL u.~iirus ~
having snken shrrs fuur dose N I'M fcrie =
single do<r n ~ LIS VEGETABLE FAMILY rlIl-s
wfli ~ snffrienf.
The r~n~nlf SMITHS TONIC >YkIl nins' havr rR.
tuHN iiI Ills Frtxare stamp @srh % H. III JOHN
BILL. .niF has ~ ~t~h' rrsnufsrff snd >s| fre
~ <nai John A. SNTTHs TOXIC SvRl ..sraai., 1s
Ky. fxarins wsn M iAhsi ~erl 'r,ffr n rfv
Prissis stamp J. MT each hos. a. purchase
ca rlli pe deesl1 20.
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a good IIaIIc,l 4 Davis piano for sale
attic CurKInG Dffi,f.
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Union 9lOw.Hilly.
or JASPER.
Fol: S SALE!

ME. undersigned. widow ~ Paul
Egg wish. : 70 sell her third interest
IN The zion Flour Mill. Til Mill il
~ cood order. with All the modern in
pt"veMenfs. and IT. brand Of flour st.
WAYS commands good pricc in The
market. and i hoes = large custom WORK.
i will sell nv Third interest 10 good
man for TIE business. nj n reasonalls
prirr and ON easy rerm.. For further
pariicniar-. raIi ~ tie Mil. ~ address
Mns. ELIZABETH EGG.
Marcel x. sH-3u. .Ik~rFF. I'm.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

4 EGUSTA l.. OSBORN of Clinton. county of
"A kennebec, by her deed dated the I'D day of
september, A. ID. ISIS, aud recorded in the Kenne.
bee Registry of Deeds, book 3l2 page IL, convened
TO me, the Undersigned, in mortgage, certain par
eel of real estate situate in Clinton in the county Of
kennebec, and bounded as follows: ON the south
by the road leading from Clinton Village 10
the town house in said town: the west by land OF
Henry Waldron; on the north by brook called
Beaver BROOK" on the east by line parallel with
said Wadrons east line, and being eleven rods and
twelve feet distant thercfrom, containing onehalf
acre, more or less together with the buildings
thereon. And the condition Of said mortgage hay.
ing been broken, !, the undersigned, by reason
thereof. claim foreclosure.
Dated at Clinton this 2sih day of August, A. ID.
1879. ARTHUR MCNAILI JR
lV3s
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STATE or MAINE.

SOMERSET SS-Coart OF county Commission.
ers, Aug. term, 1879.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are res
ponsble and ought TO be heard touching the matter
set forth in their petition
Ii Is ORDERED, That the County Commits toner's
meet at the dwelling house OF barrett Spauding
in Carratunk Plantation, on Tuesday October TWEEN.
tyeighlh, A. ID. le7g, ut ten O'Clock. A. NJ,
and thence oeecd to view the route mentioned in
said petition and on the same day and at the same
place, at O'Clock 7. NJ. II hearing of the parties
viii be had and such further taken In the
premises AZ the Commissioners shall Judge proper.
And the owners of said Township being unknown,
1t is further Ordered, that notice OF the time, place
aud purposes of the Commissioners meeting afore-
said, be gvento all persons and corporations inter
ested, by publishing IA attesiel copy ofthe petition
aforesaid with this order thereon six weeks success.
sivey In the Somerset Reporter, public newspaper
printed at skowegan, In said county. and IN the
hennebec Journal, public newspaper printed at Au
gusta, In kennebec County, by the printers to the
State the publication of the same to be ut least thr
~ days before the time appointed for said view that
all interested may then appear and be heard If they
think proper.
Affest.-i. II. WEBB, Clerk.
true copy ofthe petition and order of Court there
on.
0w1 Attest.-L. II. WEBB. Clerk.
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-four and grain establishment on Exchange
street. Bangor, Tuesday morning, but as the
department promptly responded to the alarin'
the flames were quickly eXtingnshed, al
though the water did large amount OF dam
age. The building contained about twenty
thousand bushels OF corn, large part OF
which will be badly damaged by water. so
that the los, will amount TO five or six thou
sand dollars.
ON Monday and Tuesday twenty-siX car
loads of passengers left Bangor for the
State Fair at Portland.
man by the name of Dunbar in Bangor
recently shot seal in one of the docks.
Business is good at Warren's dock in Brew
err. eight vessels being repaired there, some
of them quite extensively.
SAGApAHoc.
Capt. Warehouse of Bath of the ship Theo-
bald, has met with an accident to his eyes,
nccessitaiing an operation. Capt Rawlins
of Gardiner, will take command.
Miss Ella f. Eames. of the last graduating
class at the Bath High School. is of this year 5
entering freshman class at Smith College,
northampton, Mass.
A Bath clergyman was astonished the other
morning to find bundle of dime novels and
lager beer bottle attached to his door bell
handle.
The Samoset House is closed for the sea-
son. Rose Cottage is still open.
Policeman Fife of Bath, knocked David
Varnev down four times the other morning
with his billy. Fife claims that it was done
in sclf-dctense.
WASHINGTON,
As two Young men of Mlbrdgc 'llllg".
insel Wass and George Fenwck, were rid
hg in Iubcc village, last Monday morning,
during the thunder storm. Mr.. Wass was
struck by the lightning and thrown from his
carriage. He soon recovered from the shock
and was not much injured by the fail. Near
the place where Wass lay the lightning
plowed furrow in the ground for quite dis
lance.
Ar LARGE.
There are between eleven and twelve thou
sand retail groccrs AMI storc-kecpers in the
six New England States. In Maine there are
thirty. II being in Portland, in Bangor, I
in Belfast and in Bath.
Fcnnel tea is Il simple remedy to quiet the
baby. and this innocent article is cmbodi, d
in DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. which puts the
baby to sleep without the evil use of opiates.
Price - cents.
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PETITION.

To the Honorable County Commissioners for the
County of Somerset.
The undersigned inhabitants of Carratunk and the
Forks Plantation, respectfully represent that public
convenience requires the location of road beginning
AT some point on the Pleasant Pond road, called in
tarraunk Plantation, aud leading thence in the most
direct aud practicable route, TO some point the
house Of Lawrence 4. Hill in the Forks Plantation.
We therefore pray that Your onors after due notice
will view sand route aud take such action in regard to
the location Of said road rs In your Judgment the
public good may require.
LAWRENCE +. hill, and seven others.
Carralnnk Aug. 18th. 1877.
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NOTICE..

MON RESIDENT taxes in the town of Chelsea,
~ county OF hennebec, for the year ISIS:
The following list OF taxes on real estate of non
resident owners in the town of Chelsea uf the year
1s7s. I'm bills committed 10 Larkin II. Trask, Collector
Of said town, the fifteenth day ofJune 1873 has
been rctnrnedhy him to me remaining unpaid on the
10Th day of june s59 by his certificate of that date,
and now rcman unpaid, and notice l. hereby given
that If the said taxes and interest and charges
not paid into the Treasury of said town within eigll.
teen months from the date of commitment of
said bills, much OF the real estate faxed as will be
sufficient TO pay The amount due therefor, including
interest and charges, will without further notice be
sold at public auction i the Treasurer Office in said
town, on the thirteenth day of Dee 4. y. 1ss9, at
O'Clock 4. NJ:
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A GOOD PLAN

Anybody can learn TO make money rapidly operating
in stocks, by the "Two Unerring Rules for Success,
in AIe-srs. Lawrence Co.'S new circular. The com
bination method which this firm has made
cessiul enables people with large or small means to
all the benefits of largest CAPT al and best skill
Thousands of orders in various pooled into
vast amount and cO-operdfed as a mighty mhoie,
thus securing TO each shareholder all the advantages
of the largest operator. Immense profits are divided
monthly. Any amount, from = 10 to $1,000 or more,
he used successfully. n. Y Baptist Ueekly Sept.
90 1873 "By the combination system Sl5 would
make So per cent. $50 pays $780, or per cent:
100 makes 600 10 per cent. the stock during
the month, according to the market" Frank Lesiies
Illustrated Newspaper, June ~ "The combination
method of operating stocks is the most successful
ever adopted Ner York independent, Sept. II:
The combination system Is fosnded upon correct
business principles, and no person need be without
an income Will. 1t is kept working by Mcssrs. Law
renee X Co." brooklyn journal, April %: "Our
editor made net profit OF sl0l % from $50 IN of
Messrs. Lawrence & Co.'S combinations" New cir
cnar (mailcd free) explains everything. Stocks aud
bonds wanted. Government bonds supplied. Law
renee & Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange Place. Newly ork.
2Ht3.J-nr.is
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HUN rs
REM EDY
OLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
ly3nr
Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

UvHEREAS, willard :. Furbnsh Of Augusta, in
w the County of kennebec and state of Maine,
by deed OF mortgage dated Jan. 2 \. ID. Il 9, aud
recorded In kenncbec Registry of Deeds, Volume
2s3. Page i53, conveyed TO Ephram NJ Iibbctts of
said Augusta, certain real estate In Rome, in said
county, reference to which said record is hereby made
for a more particular description thereof And
whereas, the said Epliraim VI. iibhetts, did upon
the ID day Of June, 4. ID. 800. assign said deed of
mortgage to John Macarthur, then of said Augusta,
said assignment being duly recorded in the aforesaid
Registry of Deeds. volume 23, page jl, reference TO
which last named record l. hereby made for u more
particular description of said assie nment. And
whereas the said John Macarthur had since said as
sgnment deceased. And whereas, the condition of
said mortgage has been broken. Now, therefore, |,
Elizabeth |. Macarthur, of Washington, In the Dis.
tric of Columbia, having been duly appointed Ad-
minisrairiN upon the goods and estate that Of
the said John Macarthur deceased claim the right to
foreclose the said mortgage.
ELIZABETH |. MACARTHUR, Administrative.
BY DAN'I. G. ROBINSON, her Airy.
Dated at Augusta, this first day Of September 1879.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Frank c. Fellows of Mt. Vernon,
w In the county OF kennebec by HIS deed dated
the 18TH day Of March, 1870, Recorded In the kenne
bee Registry Of deeds, book 27s page 29, conveyed
TO me in mortgage certain parcel Of real estate
with buildings thereon situated the south side of
road leading by the saw mill and Calvin Hopkins
store In said Mt. Yer on village and bounded
the north side by said road; on the east by John
Cofirans and Charles T.. Paige's land the south
by the pond and ON the west by John Williams
land; reservlng the right OF passway Of nine feet
wide the west side. Also reserving the right Of
PASS of nine feet wide south of the buildings
10 said John Cohran's land.
The above meaning to convey the same on which
I now live and work, and which bought of Frank
Richardson. Now the conditions Of the said mort
gage having been broken, I, the undersigned. by
thereof claim foreclosure and give this
tce under the statute. ELISHA TOWLE.
Hallowell Me-, Sept. 2, 1879 3w27
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KENNEBEC COUNTY. In Probate Court. at
Augustd, on the third Monday Of august, 1879.
JOSEPH TAYLOR, Administrator on the
- est. estate Of Joseph Taylor. late Of Winslow;
for license to sell ut public auction or private
SALE the following real estate of said deceased for
of the deceased, said Joseph Taylor.
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks prior to the third Monday Of Sep
TENDER, next, in the kennebec journal newspaper
printed In Augusta that all persons interested may
attend Court Of Probate then to be holden ut Angus.
ia, and show cause, II any, why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted.
II. X. BAKER, Judge
Attest: CHARLES HEwINS, Register. SWISS
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THEY ARE THE REST.

tea5eaea, - Enclosed you viii md SECS and wish
YOU would Gcnd ne another dozen Of your COLLINS
NOLfAlC PLAsrLLS by the above You viii See that
N do something TO help others In some way even II
aa not able - he up na1 around. There are n Lun
hor who have tfi 4 Your piasters who had given out
thH. AZ pasfcfs were good Ior nothing and now Join
with nae tl't thfy ihs best thcv have ever tiled
have Ept org Ms winter better than have before in
three ycars WISHED could have heard OF your plas-
tcr3 b. fore. Yours, &c.
l0RfTTA NJ. CROSS.
BALi.sToS SPA. y. Y, March - 1871.
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prico. 25 Cents.

De careful to call for COLLINS voLTAIc PLASTER
lest YOU get 50 NortAioss imitation Sold by all
Wholesale and Retail Druggists throughout the Unit
Fl It's ant Canal s. and by WEEKS * POTTER, Pro-
prictors, GJstoA, Mass.
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a MORBID SWELLING.

= Gentlemen. sent for one of COLLINS VOLTAIC
PLAHfEs, and IL has been Of great benefit In reduc-
ig swelling IN my lett side that two ysclans pro-
nuunccd Enlargement OF the Spleen, and one pro-
Aounccd II an Ovarian Tunor.
l.. A. RIsTER.
CgSfufANIA, ND, March 20, 1871.
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Nrm advertisements.

C1nf1 often makes $500 profit week in stocks.
OIUU Write for explanatory circulars sent free.
Iiicklng Co., AZ Exchange FL, n. Y. "They enjoy
the full confidence Of their numerous patrons" N.
\. Star. aug26iw
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- COLLINS 90
VOLT A!C PLASTER

An EIectro-Galvanic Battery combined with
"a highly Medicated Strengthening Plaster,
forming the best Plaster for pains and aches
in the World OF Medicine.
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has cured hundreds who
have been given up by
physicians. II cleanses,
purifies and strength
ems the whole system.
All who use il enjoy
good health. ONE IRI-
Al WILL CONVINCE
You. Send forpampllef
to WIN. Il. CLARK f.,
PROVIDENCE, X. L., :
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Courts Of Insolvency.
NOTICE IL hereby gwen, than Courts of Ineol.
IN vcncy, will be held al the Probs Office. in
Augusta on the second and fourth Mondays in
each month, at two O'Clock in the afternoon, until
otherwise 0rde, ed.
n. X. BAKER, Judge.
CHARLES HEwINs, Register.
Nov !. lss6. fAwtf
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$500 REWARD.

MAYORS OFFICE,
ArGrSrA, june %. 1879.
By direction Of the Board of Aldermen reward OF
three hundred dollars will be paid for Information
which shall be sufficient TO procure the conviction OF
any person guilty of setting ncendiary fires in this
city the present municipal year, the sam, to he paid
upon the conviction of the ncendiary.
CIIAS T.. NASH. Mavor,
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has been 70 nd particularly beneficial as atested by
many fattering testimonials received during the In
six years from well known physicians ofevery school
nd also from Directors of Public institutions of the
United States.
Adults suffering from Dyspepsia, Prostitution o.
the System, and General Debility will also find In
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Ii is reported that Woodman & Mailing, ex-
tensise lumber dealers, of Bangor, have sus.
pended. II is said their Liabilities are large,
and that many other firms will be more or
less affected by the failure.
a fire got started in A. II. Thaxter & Co.'s
Daily globe., 1879-05-31
Color Blindness.
New York SUM-

Passengers in railroad trains would not
feel secure if they knew that the engineer
was color blind, and unable to distinguish
between the white light and the danger sig
nal. That many who manage locomotives
are thus imperfect of sight is asserted in the
report made to the Pennsylvania State Medi-
cal society by DR.. Keyser, who has spent
eight months in examining train employees
of railroads that center in Philadelphia. He
finds color blindness in three and half per
cent. of the whole number SO marked that
they were unable to distinguish one color
from another, while eight and a half per
cent, although able to tell colors, were un-
able to distinguish shades, and were thus
rendered incapable of performing duties re-
quired of railroad men. Two of the color
blind men had educated themselves to know
that red is a bright, intense color as distin-
guished from green, which they described as
dull. But when light green was put before
them they called it red. They explained that
the green light had at times shown red to
them, and they had stopped the trains. But
suppose thered had shown green!
Daily globe., 1879-05-31
we publish elsewhere from the Washington
of the Chicago Times. q sum

We puOuSu elsoWuoro IIOIu tU0 washington
correspondence of the Chicago Times, a sum
mary of the evidence given before the Wal
lace committee by Judge Mackey, of South
Carolina. He is gentleman who is known
all over the country as man Of prob
ity and honor, and his statements are, with
out question, the simple truth. It is . story
that ought to fill every citizen with shame
and apprehension shame that such OCCUR
rences could take place in a country that is
nominally free, and apprehension lest the
practice should become general and result in
the overthrow of free institutions.
There are other facts, quite as repugnant
to Republican ideas as those that are here
related, that have been brought out in the
course of the investigation, and VIC have no
doubt there were still others in reserve that
will cause the cheek of every honest citizen
to blush with shame and indignation. On
der the present laws free suffrage is a sham.
It exists only in imagination; is accorded
only to those who chose to sacrifice their
principles and vote with the party that con
trolls the supervisors and deputy marshals
and orders the troops. It is these laws that
Mr.. Hayes has determined to maintain in the
face of the expressed wish of large major
ity of the people and of Congress laws un.
der which the most outrageous indignitiee
can be and have been perpetrated in the
past. We trust the fact will be remembered
by every voter in the land till the time arrives
when the people will square accounts.