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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15

Orders promptly attended 70, and conslgT
ments solicited No II King street.,
oct 26-tf Alexandra. w,
r q. MILBURN,
WHOLESALE AND FAMILY GKOCEE,
TEA DEALER AID COM&IGSICN
MERCHANT.
No. is north Royal ST., Desr Ms7ss: space
hieIsndria, Va.
Consienments and orders viii receive carsfu
and prompt attention. my 10
THOMAS PEKHY. Agent.
CEREBRAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT
NO. II Eins s.re5s,
ALEXANDRIA, VI
Agent Tor he sale CT
ISAAC wBNeER's
CELEBRATED FAMILY FLOUR
ian 18-tt
DHILIP B. HO0E,
NO. PRINCE STREET
GENERAL
COMMISSION AND SHIPPING MERg4
Dealer in ell kinds Of
FERTILIZERS, SALT AND PLASTEE
Agent OF the
LIVERPOOL & LONDON Is GLOBE IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
feb ST.
r. NJ LAWSON. J. J. JAMESON.
ID NJ, LAWSON & JAMESON.
e.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
60 CAMERON STREET,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15

DARTIES Interested are hereby notified tbs.
4 bsve fixed upon the I'm DAY OF OC
TOBEk, 1850, at NY ,ftice, at Faili,x c. Il. =.
the time ana pl c, wheu and wher, | shall exc.
cute the sbOva d.c,ee. GiVen ucdcr my haLt
this 18th day OF o=pt mber 1850.
JAMKS ID LOVE,
senCo-u4p Cam il i'h'v Cr 4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15

EHOR RENT OR LEASE-The desirable and
= roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE No.
81 Cameron street, lately occupied BY &. B.
Lawson q Go. Apply to
seni6 RIM. LAWSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15

NJ OTlCE-'the undersigned b>rnv Ql.jfs4
~ BE- e1ecutri1 OF the late john 5 CHAP.
IAN hereby Iouues ell perso, indebted n
his estate to msLe payment Hthcut delay, art
those havtus claims agains. Il 10 present tLen
for settlement.
sep28-lm JULIA &. CHAPMAN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15

TOR PENTHOUSE No. IS cameron st.
= between Fairfax and Lee. Apply 70
ap8-tf ). b. u. SMOOT.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21

Al the dead hour Of might on the Nm
inss., q mysterioss being q Perhsp' man!
of them, stole secretly into our m'dst ana
invaded our loved town. And ~hiie i1
Inhabitants were quietly reposins IN tne
innocent arms of deep sleep, unconscious
OF the fact that soon their liberties were
10 be steaitbiiy snatched from them, these
unknown beings, shrouded in obscure IN
conipr.hensiJility, ushering from the
spheres without, placed aud attached
Edict 1. of his High Royalty, Rex, the
King Of the Carnival to every public aud
private building in Homer. Next morn
ing our citizens were overwhelmed Win
CONSERVATION when they read on their
doors the awful decree that We we're no
longer free: but were the subjects of the
unknown King, holding his court III
Baalbec beyond the Orient.
some he.itated 10 enter their places OF
business with this solemn declarstiCn star
ing them in the face. They doubted aud be-
lie,ed inquired and wondered. Those
who had been dealing in tobacco and
Havana cigars without the stamp, at once
concluded that the Internal Revenue agent
hsd covered their property for damages
done. But the tone Of the Edict was not
that Of our civil courts aud when read
through il was seen that this imaginary
being. Jim-Jam-Shsh, only commsnded
that the good citizens OF Homer shonld
obey the High Rex for the short space Of
one day, the 10th Feb. l7,7179, and should
they fail must abide the awful penslty.
And from the wording Of this Edict We
believe him capacitated to do anything
Why will you doubt Mardi Gras.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21
MARRIED.:

By Rev. T. J. Upton, on the 18th inst.
ct the residence Of tue brides father. Til
man Howard ESQ. Mr.. A. J. SNYDER aud
Mis- GsoRoIE HOWARD.
The GUARDIAN Acknovledge. the receipt
Of . very nice cake, aud offers it's sincere
congratulations to the fortunate pair,
and ouly hvps that the realities Of their
futurs sxpeetssions may be Is full As their
prsssot felicity. Nay their future lives be
chssesd By the invigoratiug odor Of the
Asvsn Of sstisfActiou and conteusnent.
AsA whsa he hosry ags shall have suc.
sssdsA the full bloom Of life may their
ha2elnSO b seos ~ Len.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21
MINDEN MACHINE SHOP AND
FOUNDRY.

THIS ESTABLISHMENT il again huilt
L mp, is IN full blast and prepared To do
all kinds of Castings, Borlngs. and Steam
Cylinder work; also, repairing Boilers and
rciitting tiius All kinds of Tin material
kept constantly Oh hand. Also good as
sortmcnt of scrviceahlr Plnw Points and
the celebrated Hsdlry Improved Plow
Also, Syrup Mills aud Evaporators of our
own make.
We are prepared to- so ont in the country
tn do jobs when called upon. such as boiler.
patching. fixing gins and engines, etc.
~ Our prices will he to suit the times,
and work warranted.
W. MANLEY, Gen. Sup't
~ 5000 pounds old castings wanted,
for which We offer the highest price.
January 81, l--O. 23:6ln
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21

Lat Saturday WAS lively business day
for Homer. Our streets were crowded
from early morn till night. The clerks
10 the numerous stores had 10 wait upon
the customers by turn, aud frequently dis
putes arose nc TO who had been waiting the
longest II we but hal transportation the
business capacities Of our town would I've
increased tenfold. But the gods seem TO
be against ua Fortune has never smiled
on Homer through the cro-s-ties Of Rail
road. When, o, when shall it be.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21
Did He Love Herr

That h. loved her every expression of
his cuuntrnancr and every liuealnrnt of
his face showed. There was Young man
Harry Jones', living ia town, who secretly
l"vrd with fnll aud faithful hear. a beau
tlfnl and fair young lady Viols Smith, of
the same village. Viola did not seem to
appreciate in a very high d-gree his secret
dcyoti"ns, but occasionally sought to give
looks and smiles 10 another, William
Lynn. Who was more bold hut less deyo-
ted to her. Aud on one occasion, in win.
ter days, when flowers are scarce and
valued from their rarity II nothing else,
prepared beautiful rustic boIqurt aud
with her kindc-t compliments sent it to
the fortunate William Lynn, who was the
young man of all other, her preference.
and who IN fnct was more If tiirt than q
true lover. hut her devoted lover. Harry,
being on intimate terms with William,
his careless rival, WAS invited around TO
look at and admire the flowers. When
the rrdolrnt hyacinthS and intcrdigitated
flowers were hchrld and the rAuni-ite
taste "f THEN arrangement adurrd by all
of the company, which consisted Of sew
vral young men If the town, all asset.
atrs, Harry, who had hitherto kept
his heart til" burning arrows of Cupid.
frankly and openly asked for the note
coming with thu admired present oi the
season; not thinking one time that the
smotldcrng rmbrrs of crushed love we're
soon Ia he klndlrd into n red flush. hurn.
ing face that would tell To his comrades
round the burden of his heart But n
simple glance AZ the bristol card that bore
the rfanir aud compliments vt his lady
love to the dreaded William was sufficient
to aoHsc hts feelings heretofore crushed
and hidden; for no sooner did hr read n
second time than he siamuwrcd out in a
quivrrlng. excited voice that the note
VAS forgery and IA fraud was being
perpetraird on the good name Of one If
the fair daughters Of Eve. When poor
Harry was assured by Others that the
chrogrsphy was that Of sweet Viola, that
il was NOT forgery" and circumstances
related which too forcibly convinced him
that 1t was genuine, he bowed his manly
heal in extreme regret that he had ~
unthonghtedly given himself away, and
departed from the crowd, which was clam.
oring In tit Of laughter that sounded
anything bnt pleasant 10 him. Hsry's
heart WAS broken up from the very depths,
and wss finally overcome; the weight
went to his brain, aud when last s-en W n
going with other int-rdicts to the ssylu,n,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21
Female edNers.

We have been asked the question Why
there were not moro lady sutbov, aud -
p-cislly Why Tiers were not more lsdes
writing for our daily and weekly newsps-
persf
Now this is q query which We are una
bic TO answer to our own satisfaction, and
If some Of our exchanges will take up the
question and give us a satisfactory answer
We will consider that one point will have
been gained by exchanging. Now. some
pert editor may br very bold. pointed and
concise, and simply cay To ia, "that It's
because they are not p"---ssed Of enough
brain. but this will no, stand the test; for
We know many ladies who have been
smiled on bY the benevolent Giver to the
possession Of IA much larger and finer tex
tnre Of brain than just such all editor
We are Of the opinion that II ladies, edn-
Gated ladies. would secure positions "a
editors. that many of our newspapers
would pnt on better appearance a. to
morals and refinement The purity Of their
thought. would necessarily enter into eve
~ sentence Of the editorial columns OF
ladies' just ike calumny aud uncomrro-
missing corruption are the savoring ngre-
di-nts Of many Of the latter day Journals:
which il hut the css-ncr Of vulgar minds
aud impure hearts. II il useless TO say
that ladies cannot write, for that 10 an alb
-urdity within itself for all know that
some Of our best novel stories and finest
literary pieces were written by ladies, and
some Of the most tonching poems that We
authors. Then why IL IT that they can
not preside, over the sanctum sauctornm
of our dallirs aud week.-Mrs.. We are of
the opinion that they could with honor to
Themselves aud with success To- ont jour
mails. And We know nf no reason why they
1t" not ,ln 81; more than il is not the Gus
tom Of the country. Now, if this stiff aud
unCallrd for custom was demolished and
female mind, were To turn into the chan
mel uf the head pencil profession orr papers
would not only furnish pure thoughts aud
cnbrliisScd reading for the public, but We
think that there would he lrss disposition
"n the part of those newspapers even
whose editors were not LADIES', to br con
tinnally finding fault uf the fdirer sex, in
speaking of their cuiip-Itics or seemingly
non,rn-irnl rusi"ms ~ dress A. II j. now
We hsrlly lind paper hut what We dlscoV-
rr that the pinback or red hn-ier. Of some
gay Young lady, or the benevolent admin
i-tratiun Of som" unturtuiiat. mothrr-in-
law has made and impression OH the mind
If the editor: and all received by the read
ing public - the rn--ncc of the truth;
while Young men, step fathers aud fathers
in-law AL pass for simon pure. IL is very
probable that female editors would show
up the other side Of the question: aud then
the strInrr sly would have lrss disposition
to speak on this subject When shall We
have chaugr'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21

We were panied To learn Of the death Of
Miss Mamie Aycock, the last daughter of
Captain Seaborn Aycock, who fell in the
bloody struggle between the States. Miss
Mamie died On "Wednesday, ,h- iith inst,
ct the residence Of J. +. Heard. in this
parish. She was victim to that aw full
disease, consumption, which LAID its CON
summing hauds upon her whllr yet young
The writer knew her in childhood. She
had grown to be yonn2 lady. much adj
mired by her associates for her mild snri
social disposition. She leaves n mother
aud two brothers, with host of relatives
and friends TO moura her loss. We have
learned no particulars Of her last illness
or would give = more extended NOTICE
We tender our deepest sympathies to the
bereaved ones.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21
For Sale or Rent-Sale Preferred
4 NICE HOUSE AND LOT in the town

4 NICE HOUSE AND LOT in the town
~ If ROCKY MOUNT. Bos-ier parish,
La. in one of the most refined and ntclli-
gent communities III the State. with
churches and schools convenient, in =
healthy section. The owner has been prsc-
ticing medicine here for years, and now
wants to dispose Of his property TO engage
in other pursuits. Will sell for icss than
cost, on favorable terms to purchaser
There il good barn, buggy house, aud fine
orchard OF well selected fruit, all enclosed
with good picket fence.
W. J. BAIRD. NJ. d.
For particulars address subscriber, at
Rocky Mount, or J. ". Hayes, nj Red Land.
January u, l--0. l3lm
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21

Robt. N. Ogden. Of New Orlesns, WA
elected Speaker Of the House Of Represen-
tstives, and on taking his seat delivered
. most appropriate and striking address.
One Of the fcatarcs of which was To press
upon the minds of our Legislators the
amour, and Importance of the work de-
volving upon them, as well ~ the short
time allotted them in which to cousuIn
mate the same. Should his advice aud
suggestions be s,rickly adhered to We may
expect wise aud useful legislation.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21

IN the 18th Dec. last, between 0su&s
u town and my house, POCK4r.1Q
narked 8. K Young, Magnolia, Az, -
on Anderson & Power, containing scs
and two go bills, one note In fsy0 e ~
Tor 4 Mitchell against 4; 3: 1ertlA r.
lI39 IS, with credit Of 10 %, -
other small notes, and tax rscViyA
1873 All perSons are warned agatnt
ing for these notes. A hbsrsl rsWGl2 III
be paid for the book and cYnts3ts rx.,s--
January IL, 1880. m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21

We publish elsewhere All able article
kom the Webster Tribune favoring the
passage Of bill dividing Louisiana into
two Judicial districts, The importance of
. United States Court for the Northern
portion of the state is So evident that Ne
think no additional argument necessary
after What has been 80 well said by the
Tribune. In aid of the measure We would
suggest that the members of our local bar
call . meeting and adopt resolutions IA
voring the passage Of such a bill.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21

T. b. Meadows gave us n call last week.
Mr.. Meadows is u man who, above almost
everything else, desires TO hr"p posted.
This desire II shown by the number Of
Newspapers hc pays for yearly, MS we'll as
tho familiarity With which he speaks Of
giles Of the day. lie ia q dear lover of our
sxchangrs, to which wa give him free &C
cess. Call again.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21

T. R. Heron, formerly n Shreveport
has moved TO Homer, and il engaged in
the drug business with Joe shelton Mr..
Heron 10 an accomplished druggist, With
. pleasant physiognony aud . social dis
position. We welcome him {. . citizen OF
our town. and receive him with the right
hand Of full fellowship.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21
Rpm entertainments
LOST,

nNE NOTE. given and signed by &. l..
" Hays. III favor Of James Bricc or bear
rr for The SUN of One Hundred and Thirty
six Dollars. dated Dec. I'D. l-13, bearing
per cent. interest from dste-less credits
of forty dollars paid Jan'y 3l-t. ls7j; five
and 7O.lVo dollars paid f.by LIST, La. and
twenty seven aud IL 100 dollars paid Nov.
eth. l-74. J. A. RICHARDSON.
January u, l--0. 1887
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21
TULIP ACADEMY.

THE Exercises Of this Institution fsr q
wear 1880 will commence on MONDAY.
the 18th January.
Terms: y 90 and s. 90 per month nsso
day Of admission. ......
Board in good houses Ut the lowest nm.
w. J. LESLIE, Pri1sDal.
January 7, 1880. Sa0
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21

Rev. DR.. Dunlap, Of Shreveport will
preaoh ut the Presbyterian Church, of this
place, Oh the first Sunday ia February
uext. We desire that good audience he
In attendance, aud promise ihos" VII" nj
tend . rich gospel sermon. aud hope thar
the Doctor may be impressed with the re-
llgious stains Of our town.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21

Ben. X. Coleman has inst returned from
the Capital. li-.hrought the commissions
for all the officers elect aud placed them
III the care Of the clerk of the Dist Court
H. W. kirkpatrick was elected D"orkrcp-
cr. The pay for clerical skill that has pro-
cured the srrvicrs of BEN. 50 long was cut
down ~ low that h. could not make the
sacrifice Of time. The lrgjslasurr vnt, Il a
resolution of thanks to him for his Nolnu-
tary services in organizing the House as
Journal clerk.
lie brings cheering Railroad news, hav-
ing seen, Travelled and converscd with the
leading men. The Senatorial race was al
the greatest speed when he left, aud no
little interest vas manifested in the race
for Circuit Judges.
Ben. looks well. and must tn have Jared
sun,ptuously while in the Crescent City.
He gives many interesting events concern
ing the organization of the General Assem-
bly,. He SAYS that the representatives
from Claiborne, Meesrs. Phipps and Atkins,
were pressed in and worked of like old
Statesmen; he WA pleased With their start.
and that they are second to but few in the
IeEislstnrs.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21

The only m-diciue now e,tant that pre-.
tends % little aud does ~ much IS the
Wonderful icy Eight. Apply it according
70 directions and continue till the desired
effect 10 reached. II cost. but 81 per bot
tic aud cold By druggists everywhere.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21

Wool 10 cheap in town this winter and
can And sale f,r hut little At that. We
srs longing for cold weather That IA
ruiliar insect, the nnsquito, has not ceased
10 Nv even IN these high hills.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21

Read Edict I. Of Jim-Jsm.Shah In ano-
thsr column, and there learn the date OF
Aardi Graz.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21
FOR SALE,

STORE HOUSE AND LOT In ~
"A town of Gordon, Claiborne parish. a
excellent location for any person who Viii,
rs TO engage IN merchandising. Apply =
the undersigned at his residence, or BY ~.
ter addressed to Homer, La
J. L. MEADoRA
January 7, 1880. 9i.lt
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21

See the advertisement Of +. q T. H. An
thony 4 Co, bsl Broadway, ". Y, In TO-
dsy's paper.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21

That hoy exhibited . cultivated taste
wbo ssid that he preferred seeing any.
thing 1t his boarding house tn hair in but
Yer or sar-w in souse.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21

DEALER m ~.
A LII classes and styles Of HOUSEH0l2
"A FURNITURE, window Shsdse, VI
Paper, Looking Glasses and PlsSss, tsa4
es, hattresses, Cornice and Picture NO.
ing., and Children's Carriages.
Glazed Sssh, Door and Blind, q -
cislty. -
All Goods ct Bottom Prices.
Nov. 10, 1879. = III
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21

At Browne Hotel seeomneAs1lsBdp
% mad 1t al hours % ~ shos4sst ~
Nose need 10 lsavs Aoo0 bssoE
sieepy, for II Browns Hstsl III ssssleo
snA comfortable rooms furnished. -
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21
Highest Medal at Vienna and Philad.lnbi,
e. 4 II. T. ANTHONY Il co.
5Sl Broadway, New York.

MI ANtfACTCRERS, IMPORTERS and
uA Dealers in Velvet Frames. Albnm.
Graphoscopts, sterr"scop-s and View.
Engravings, Chromo-, Photographs. and
kindred g'pds-Celebrities Actresses. etc.
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS.
We are Headquarters for everything in
the way OF SUBSCRIPTIONS and MAGIC
Ian IERNs; each style being the best Of
its class in the market. VI
Beautiful Photographic Transparencies
OF etataary and Engraving for the Win.
gov. SohVex Glass. Manufacturer of
ostvet frames for Miniatures and Convex
Ca.slosnes OF Lanterns and Sldea, with
directions Tor using, sent on receipt Of ten
January 81, 1880. ea.In
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21
EDICT T.

BY the Mighty and Puissaut REX, King
Of the Carnival, within aud without III
the Spheres
Ills IMPERIAL MAJESTY, to all hi,
IL beloved subjects within the land Of
Claiborne, and the rest of the world, this
day proclaims that he, with all his High
Court, will. on
TUESDAY, the 10th day of Feb.
ruary, lSSO-AnnO Regis 7,779,
visit his beloved town Of Homer, in Grand
Procession.
Now, in order that his ever loved snh.
J"cts may pay due honor to their licge
Lord, and, at the same time be happy. il
is hereby
Ordered and Commanded. by his Rnyal
Majesty that on said day. 10th OF February.
all bnSin--s, from the hour uf 10 a. IN. To-
=. M. Il" suspended. and that every snul
throughout the world display his loyal love
by being free aud happy,
II il further commanded, that this. opr
MARDl GRAS dsv. shall henceforth and
forever. within and without all the spheres
he observed hy all loving subjects as n day
of rest and rejoicing.
Dome IN solemn conclave in the High
Court OF the Grand Palace at Baalbec. he.
yond the Orient hy command of the GRAND
aud Universal REX.
JlM-JAM SHAH,
Grand Chamberlain.
Ab-soL-JONAH, High Scribe.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21

Frssh Garden Seeds, Onion sets, &C.,
lost received ut joe Rhelton's
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21

II Jon want "G-nuiner Singer address
". n. Le<bs4ter. Ari-~-a L. s%1ns
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21
CAMP, DAVIDSON & FERGUSON,


THE undersigned beg to call ~
L attention Of their friends and the -
lie generally to the fact that they have
formed partnership, and from and sAss
the First Of January, l.s0, wilt engage ID
a GENERAL MERCHANDISE BUSINESS
in the town Of Homer, at the stand formAe.
ly occupied by DR.. s. Z. Webb - = Dle
store.
We have 9 complete assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS end sHOES,
Ian
HOOD and FILLOW.WARS,
FANCY GOODS
SoTloSS,
TOBACCO, STAPLE GOODS,
GROCERIES, PROpCcg,
.sI SrPpLIsA
Indeed. We have . stock full In svaJ
particular, and containing every artisiA
clsss or line Of goods usually kept In -,
eral store. ff
Our goods were purchased BY our II.
Davidson, whose experience in the trsds
has rendered him familiar with the waists
Of this people.
We are enabled to show greater ATTIRE
tons than have ever been of{eted In HOSE
at this season.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-21
Bargains!


Barsaias,s
A visit and inspection Of our stock ~
prices cannot fail to repay every one.
We respectfully ask . considsratiea 4
our claims.
1.r. CAMP. -
III. DAVIDSON
c. o. FERGUSON.
December 81, 1879. 9e:en
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-21
The VIII of tic staIwarts.

The Lemars {IoNap Sentinel the
Radical Republicamorgan, SAYS
The Nation z7has been announced
from the Supreme Beneh?7hjo .s7rT''-
h ioItmust now be officially proclaimed
from the Executive Chair. ~ 'o' ~
And With deep eagerness the -'' D
Boys in Blue with Their ''" "7- "'
Sisters and their cousins and thciI
aunts,,r 5,ar r, I-. s.. ...,- tg, .,.tt
Wait for the 4th of March, 1881, = I
When,the Man of, Destiny, y,at FIJI,
From the Steps of the Capitol .f "a
Shall declare that H nHei. .-li l,,
.mHIenceforth and forever, from the
lakes to1sthc Gulf, from Ocean Ia
Ocean, there is but .suoiipT pH.-
One State-the Nation 'mii Id g.,
liOnc ConstitutionLthct will of tho
Stalwarts. 7e1 o'itif .hLotasr3a bs9
r. One Interpretation4thc Necessity
VI tHO Hopi' F .-.f a. 4- = y ..,.t o
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-04-21
The Best Candidate.

Franklin (Teun. Review and Jour
nal To our mind, Samuel j. Tilden
represents in his person and history
more of the elements that point to
overwhelming victory than any man
who can be named. Civil liberty has
received a stab already through his
person that can only be well and COM
plctely rightcd by his reelection to
the high Office that was stolen from
him. lie has proven himself a states
man and patriot. If reelected the
frauds and villanies of 1876 will not
he repeated. Reelected and seated,
he would inaugurate an era that
would carry us far back'in experience
and practice toward the purer and
better days of the republic. lie would
restore the government to the limits
of the constitution, and this done our
threatened dangers would be ended.
We do not believe that he is the only
man who can lead us to victory, but
we do believe he is the one who can
best do it; and with this faith we
hope for his nomination at Cincin-
natl. 1t.u. 'u. .. ...1. 1