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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-11-18
A REMARKABLE LETTER
Left by a Suicide Giving His
Reasons for Shutting OF
This Mortal Coil.

| EAsTPoRT, Me-, November TO-
The following is a copy of. the let
ter that Z. A. Harmon, who pois
oned himself at the Island House,
lett on his table. He came to East
port some time ago to work in the
sardine factory. There was also
found a small paper containing
enough dry opium for another ia
tai dose. He had undressed him
self, laid his clothing carefully away,
and got into bed, where he Covered
himself and died in few hours af.
ter being found. No one here is
acquainted with him, he gave no
evidence of insanity, and did not
seem to be OF a melancholy disposi
ton. IL is said that he graduated
at Westbrook seminary in Maine
and was a man of studious habits.
The spelling, punctuation, ETC., be-
low are exactly as in the original.
The words enclosed in brackets
were written by Harmon and then
erased:
1 go to my Creator, first, because
he calls me by every nerve and
sense of feeling that he has given
me.
Second He calls me through the
parable of the prodigal son and
through tie sermon on the mount.
1t is said "If thine eye or arm Of
TEND thee, cut them off," My
whole body offends me.) 1t is
said, 'Be ye perfect" as your father
which is in heaven is perfect. lie
has not an imperfect body, neither
will have one.
Third--To me it is evident that
my Creator is far more powerful
than his creature, and that am
bound to obey him, whatever he
has in store tor me, and that he did
not make my new and feelings to
be in such a relation to external
things that it would be pleasant tor
me to disobey him, or Vice versa;
consequently the heat and cold bid
me go; the pains of disease and
bodily imperfections bid me go; the
unpleasant sounds that are con-
stantly occurring bid me go from
them.
FOURTH hate the things and |
ways and works of the world and of
men. They all may be aOeH to 9th
ers who should remain and enjoy |
them. Then this great desire TO
avoid them, impels me to go.
FIfth-There is no Joy to induce
me to remain in this world, and l
trust my desires that He has given
me.
SIXTH love the whole world
and think l can benefit it most by
leaving it. Let all who desire so to
follow me. l leave no directions to
any one. The spirit of your crea
tor will guide you in regard to
things that are left behind. / have
only to say to my friends, let my
deeds and words which you have
seen and heard, re-echo my fare
wells.
(Signed) E. Fl. HARMON.
Forgive me my trespasses and
mistakes, dear people. "Ask
whatsoever We will and he will do it
unto you, for he that asketh receiv-
eth, and he that seeketh, fndeth."
l ask and seek a new body.
p. S.-Many things that have
done since last December have been
done to promote this decision, and
with this end in view, by getting
additional light and experience.
Therefore do not urge the old ex-
PLANTATION that insanity was the
cause OF this act. E. III.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-11-18
NOTICE.

sttOrs of II. 4. cox,
To the Cret, -eaSed,
"ee Wv Gordon, et 81.
Edgar Cox, Ex'r. VS., sga;pst the es-
A LII persons holding claims -sby notified
"A tate of Presley T Cox, are he. N'4rk and
to file the same in the office of the q. ~ap-
Mast of the Chancery Court for Giles q
the next term of said court, on the Srd Mon
day in February, 1851, properly probatod Tor
paymant. By order Of said court
ootsl-4t ]. b. STACY, Q. & NJ.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-11-18

Mr.. Corcoran, the Washington
miIhonaire, has been so beset by
beggars that he sow takes his exer
else within his own garden walls.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-11-18

The Kentucky goose bone pre-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-11-18

What is a reasonable length of
timer Exchange. Don't know;
but an unreasonable length of time
is e:two minutes" For instance: A
young man calls to take his girl out
riding or to church, and she leaves
the room with the remark, "I'll be
ready in two minutes" Her two
minutes are the longest half hour
the young man ever experienced.
i Norristown Herald. A M
, 1880-11-09
THANKSGIVING.

Gov. t,atllnua,~ Proclamation.
srnIsa rlEi,,,. Tt1, Nov. .s.-tinv. Cflo'n to-day
ta-ucd tMo customary Thanksgiving rrocluinu-
tim. us talh,wa:
SrArGsA. lL,JSniH, ExH.ErIvE DEPARTMENT,
Snr. B.-in netH,rAHtH with Il custom dating
fron the colnl'.r,lcesncnt oI n,ir history. /.
by HpN1nt Thursday. Tho Eth finy bT November,
i,,st.. to tm o'.@;Tvt', l'y the. 1copIo nf ,bss
Stntc M tay Ut Ih"nkst?vls,x f'r thu abundant
!arye.tk, sM'i,nnetcnl uni iinnnc'nl prosperity,
tfIe blessings ~ trncc a's1 MI tho OhGr fttt,t
III! att,t Temporal lliureIf:a rGcn nltcd nq tntl-
xl.1,'ni, ny, n*a leor,rn, ,te taIits nf A,mjrbty
co.lra,o ,:,..I r., ~, TO fay ly Sn.s 81 religious
,ssinl mil prolmr Tor tho oxrrns.It,s uf
grateful Joy. mt forgetting 10 usk tllo nlvinu
hl"sstl1r Njn,n us NJ Il Nation, md especially
shat n! pnr.!Han nn'i sectional di,Isions which
eyer hcalct III nr,!er that W, may with untn,t
hta'rts fi!tfnl nNr et,rnsneN destiny.
III tnsli1ihny whcrrUf | hereto h,t my hnnl
md e'tusn tho gruAt scat Of tho Stntt IL b0 nf-
iixril.
Dnno nt tho City Of Springfield this 9Th day OF
November, a. u. lAs0. n, n. EUffD.t,
uy tho Gotprrur:
GEORGE H. IAt.now, Secretary Of state.
, 1880-11-09
THE BU1lL1NGAllE TREATY.

United States Commissioners 0ai ItoutC
to I'clkln--At Hun. Cj1mNEsM Views.
T,EsriS, Ch!nn., Sept. length tho Coni-
inissloners arIMsitctl lty tho Un!tcd Stntes Gov
or1t.nent t0 review tho !lurlinXnmo Treaty hayu
ruachud 1lontsin On route IL tho Captnl, for
which rty they VIII stnrt this morning, Tho
Minister, Mr.. Angel, accompanies thnn. lilo
md t,oy arrived from Chcfoo on tho 1;ith st.,
lluvlng been delayed fnr Il short tiMa by Alt
nccttlrnt 10 tho rltdcr of tho Asl,l,cl.,t jn hpr
spasaaRe down the lcho lstver,s Tho nn,lussa,io-
rial party WAS accommodated on bonrl tho
4.sluciot anl Monocauy. Uur!ng tho nLscnco of
Slr. AHHull have hull MI tntGry!bw With Tho
viccray, IL lIllt'x Chung, according sn tic pur-
yoso fur which cah,e d0w1, frprn pukin.
At tho timo appointed by hls Excellcncy was
prGsent ut Ills ynfn0n. whorD wis received first
ny MIR. Mini. II Chinese Hontscma,! WIN haa taken
h. aexrs T. w y ,,E.r F'eo an apoas French
Viuor0y ui!d 'nyselt nMd which lastcL for thrco-
qnattors o. ~ hour; Tbs !x,tr'!talo. ono Of tho
rllur lives isl MI nnasslln,nR hummer. md re-
rH!voa tho visitors whom hD hnTlnrs with MI
nNsee VERY Mnostrntn1s!.!sy t q! =; l. neei n9t DO
Tho wall ut Chfnesu ntlc!n! !HonI iR hOr to seaD,
Qtltl t,relxu ul!eials oycn huy0 ottet IN cI8e nf
ts sss FSe s 'e III
rrnsa,t. ut least ~ .io question of amteralon:
sna w. sps',os ~ ~ .ho e
IS as'sy L esiss wssa Gsts ID IT, o os r'St n
s*s so ssa s 'ES o' Ind IL s ' sss yt w se
criticism, liz sai.i :plnIu'y that tho. Amusiuan
ntIthorities IN isk,it S"u co,!scnt 70 an attora.
tion, !ie ia ovtetItly prtfoinly lrtstMtea nt TUG
tro ~ Fwar ssy a 1T ,pt tsts T.
'nnktnx unreAsoLlMhat denlallsia frHn EastrE1l
.utlona,-a l,nwer which furnIshuA the very
, 1880-11-09

JUNE DnuAMOHn.-1n chnmbats,
JUDGE 1lLonnETT-Sut cnses md general bilsl-
ncss.
APPELLATE CoUlsT-t8, II, AZ, 40. 70. No caso
on hearing.
junaE sM1rIt-No preliminary call. Trial Gail
~ ,s se, ~, S,; Hi ai p''o 'lSs an' u'''
,JunnE .,aMxsoS---l7, 1s. d, md Go1i. No. u.
Stun '. soAli. on iiei,rfng.
.-JuIKlE R0uElts-Es1 to li5.i, inclusive, except
II! md HI M. l:s.l Osterter Y. pfnws, on trn
.Iup0E StOtAS-4 u II. iilci,lslyp, o., new cal
entlar. Term No. 1,doi, ltintctnnn V. rfcrsoIl,
on triNl.
JuptlE TuLwv-i and &. No. Cox Y. 13atohcl-
der. On hearfng.
JnnuE l;.!tSi1M-i, No. ., Yard v. Grccno-
bum, , y M hcsrinE; >,o :, M, m, ooo
13. 1lA Ills, l,lis l.i4v, l,i5, l.bl. LIE, aud
l,'5f.
CnlM.SAt couRr-Nos. :vl, olo, ae9 400, 4so.
and AE!..
, 1880-11-09

uo'aeF interesting Cslse. especially to CON.
a.. Mss''' men, wns thnt bt J0hu Hoffman as,l
o'us'S aea1Ast G. Il. Culver & Co. This WAS Il
,".pcs'h suit by tho Eu!vcrs ngnlnst tho HAurifl,
@u'lses .Hls Walker, and August slnvtIn to re-
t re'! a'!nt!ty Of wheat, Tho t.rrcs,so sus
.ss 'no "heat hn.l trcn tnket, by virtue Of I'LL
AaHla, @'""'o0' ~ " "'"o' as''''s
a; According to tho. nsrcca faots Culver & Co.
h.h", " Naft'n car loud of wheat at IL co,,ts
ea'ue,' tho money 10 bo maid rs sootl
~ 1 Tho gtain cunll bo ws,pbea und
,'u ".o aanber Ut hnthcis usccrtn!heI, Mar
W. sna ~ "elKhei oat ulont l0,W0 pul,p.ls
6u a'as n.s, s!to Gnnthor car Will, o.er wheat,
havcu.EsseF lald fur IT, iiufuru ill tie WGu,.t
sttarhe stthes tha x' wcxhea e1t ll',sey Walker
e~rsttu tuus we'u tnker,, ul,d ll 1t nut Il, mi
c1y"1as s ier M las. tho pihor tur :Si bushels. Tho
ClssaIs! y. " tha rscrfpts calling fUr tho Vii
efSa ,1.M y Ml0 Mun.ts, aud ult /. tru roeuT.
The i,Hfl9s,a,,it mHHaIn,t N the rcpeyin suit.
decide ty ~, H.! .!asss!un ntscd on appcal an
,,on'Mer tho c.Altrct, iusu Tacu,. uiasr,i thn
nd ysstet n she Thcnt nut or ,E1llserS& Cn
eato,sa sat salae III tt coptrnct Of sHlo ~ al liz liz
Quurt.its ~, ~ eur, It hofnx Kr,s,i. hut ihS
6e pa uM1,'kowt, ~ a1l.l tho saio was Tor en4h, IL
shth wrsu,s I,si ~. ~ ts'o aAl would b. wo4ie.,
sas Y nM ,,se1 g to pull Is lis Inyur, an thcro
ht vn,,, ,!'@ss!on @ ~ to ticlyury, thu property In
kaiu ",! ~! MT Esas to 1hu tri,ycr by tU Iulr.
Gy lin, .,um ~ .hoHh tho wrghIn4 was ia hu lOMa
iler r. na sasrt, wtis ,uthltx I'll 10 ttt,u by tho
orWuit,va va''SSGs!an thu identity or tho Nuuntity
lhs nrin5 ~ Tho c.,lltnA!tly. 'rAt. payment III
ctly ns.', wy st''il!tua precedent ia tIo rtl,.
9sp pn nfar1" !" w. H., lAyer: ald that coa'.l ~, Ga
y sssxhns It S was clsnr sas 1fssrfan', frn ta
es,el,s,i ess9 II, nMH.s tho ,ycud.,fs. hui nevSr W
On the tas =, aE,nE lM,ss>ssiou; a1d sllat
md Ornr.hn,.Ma ~ W lI,pliul u thcul, tho pruporty
Ahttin. m y! tito whtMt .ad mt rasso;i 10
tfy Gy ~, liz then IN. bemsa untitled ii Il iloiIv.
uo xynn il, n merely sno is!t;cEy w os'isp ttp
ahn u ntt..aI uet' pr ag1nt, which was not cWiy-
chn iii h'Is! ~. delivery, II WIS prunstort,.is l.,
uhIuulltI",t tM.1 III 1ehd0rs Matfu MI HbsDluto lny
con,ert t%a eeivery. " ua lu avoid fuyp;Gnt uIl
!na,ssr Of wran,s fs1n salu Into esod,t saln. Tho
drissse1t diet Ths aas,ng ,aaao no n ac,"l III
Glus ihra1sa.hh aMh Martins possession not lSux
'A'sosa Their pgcut, lilo Judgment Of rI tIS
, 1880-11-09

Tho Appellate Co,rt, by Judge McAllistcr,
nlsa tlontcti reheurng IN tho cusn of T.. Il. Cul
ycr anl others lgnllst 1luulscy & Wnlkdr. This
wns Gontcst between several attachment quits
ngAii,st ono slarttn, nnd tho Court held tho t!uu
or Eumscy & Wnl1cr OIL so,ne wheat invalid.
tho lvvy. hnyinE bccn tn'e hero ir Chicago OIL
whcnt then twesvn miles nwny.. Judge Wilson
ground that thu ite IT tho levy WIS lost hy tho
net NJ the Shcri IN clt,snR tho w'l'nt ~ be snid
tAchtng crod!tors, nnd tho consequent nhu.lnl-
.nDlt nf tho rosscRsl0n OF tho suIle nGtl TINT tho
Hhnrlr Became Il trtstIassar Ma inlth! Tho
not prnpRr:l tn sNy that, under Tho fucts shown
~ nvkl..lco thero WIS nu lGyy Of tho writ Judge
UNilpy usatutru,
, 1880-11-09

Tohtn, linmcr Il Cu. bcEan suit In re-
rlnvin ycster.lny auninst John G,,nhlus a.il
uGrat1 u. iIarry ind tho Illinois Centrnl Rail-
rn.!,l ColnpnMy, to recover drying lHuhlnc vas-
iluf ut S..,HM
4. q. Lull sued y. @. Pound fur $t,t00. '
Sltrtn !lrllnheIsl htKnn slit II, trnsur nRa!nst
IA1trol.l A1nyor, .e!la.iug $i.kN tla.!lugcs.
Tho ChcIEn. MftwNtkee' & 81. ftidi ftaffrnntl
COtnrany fled II pntitlnn upnnst tho Einpiro
Disabling Company 10 condemn for r,tiLlr, pilr.
1h,ses tho i. i Of Int ~ alll uIl nr Int Il. Sub!
block j. Il!ock 10, III Wright l. Wuhsters 6ublI-
vision Of TIC N. H. u M SEC. l., ~, IL
, 1880-11-09
A Batch Of Appellate Court De-
ci9ions,
c,,,e.strcct Condemnation Casc--1n'
" tcrcsting 10 Gratn.Mon.
u rarvollts Second Libal-suit Against
y the "Dai1y Nowa."
~. 1nA1,,s Stockholders of Tho Dead "post'-
~ One Hundred FER cent sEauted. ).
Record OF Judgments, New sdsts' ctim-
"s inal Business, Etc.


TI1E APPELLATE CoUfsr. :,
rxo tn,mI1d,y Court, aftor breathing src'l
~ anout three weeks, met agnin yesterday
Q. ,s",,v. "J,, aul announced oplntons IN twenty
.u's n''a.sss. TIC following is lfsa Of nt1lrH'cu
UceAo|'' 2
cases: ,,,-u
H. jA,lyrr v. Mu!,rts.
Gs, iIfrtnun Y. v.t.Misfr.
sxi IIuNnnn =. WHrfeHt
III Fuss V. Allen, A. >,s......,r, ,,,t,.
nix tJnnkfr4 $. Chicago & Nofth"cstcrH hali'
roNd Company, -
'Jsi XII i.aI1i =. StckerRrrl.
~, AuIbrry y. tl.lnat,ll.
%ss Tu,ye i. tfUftlrllbcrE.
Gs: ,Itthannn V. ShrGFo.
Isl Kjulnli y. Lli1coltt.
N scfyrytttrt =. UCnnnort
IN; church =. Hurley.
~ ~ iiitaycr,,guy :. West Chicago Park Co1ninls'
euHcEs. uo,,o~s
G1' T,. 'i i1Iiowing cnscs wcrc reversed and re-.
'0an'iNNIi FL iNNIioncl,ar,l v. NtcCuller.
Il. It S SWSisht !. chlcaEo & Northwestern 1sn'l-
foaa a. 1F"ik,i,sico v. Mortgage
lTstrG s;t, Giiy Y. Garrlty.
hi. % i. 4 Frc- l,,s, Co. ', Travolers' insurance
Company. ;,
AZ: culver '. Nun,st'y; rohearing don1ed.
, 1880-11-09

CleyrInnh to '.srrrna,lG" tho President Of shn
r,'Il'rttr1 bin .hnGEtts for prrs"nn'tnn M wna
ala.;t on I'M 1aSnns % sh ;., l,Irs. ,'' nc
tn Ip ht cI with several frlGtr1t. T'r ''x.ti'n-
rs'.t. syislt tin talfnn"1s IT Il K,4nt MIN. h,k
ttussr.mnr l., himself. ninl r4+I,r II, ny, rnr-
characteristic atrccII. The bnnh rsperscd, thc
nxGtvrEr.tr rn,trl. ami tE,a AGRICULTURAL lrcsi-
IlInl's huuGrtl W4a tllYtr tt1MilE.
, 1880-11-09

Tho following prisoners wcro tried and found
guilty: .lAmes WotHls. robbury, two years In
tho rcn!tenttnry; Charles l'e,crs, luncny. n,,c
yenr In 1'cnitcn,Inry: Ja,i,es kccfe. receiving
stnlGn property, utiu yenr In lrhisEiitinry;
:fnmes Hurry picn.!etl guilty to rubbrry., und
William lInrrutt pleaded R,lIlty tu receiving
etnlrn property. 10th prs.,ticrs wero rtnu.notl
for ac,Itcnce Tho case Of James 1nbI1, cl.lrge,l
with tho l,i,rlEr vi hIB daughter, whs continued
Until npxt term,
, 1880-11-09

Tho Citizens NntinnuI 1Innk nf New York be.
tzar !. suit fu 1cbt yrstGr'Iny ugntust Edward j..
Uinnct,arf. ofnt,nlnH 3.5oo dnrnnRrs.
Tho National Cur Drake CnlnIluy filed u bill
ngnlnat tho WniMst1, st. Louis & 1Mc!Ac hallway
CUlnmny 10 restrain It frrun infringing tltrtit
fur M trlnrntGnleft in car. .brukG Shoes Issued
Nor. IL, 1SGt, tu Joseph 1Y0ttl,
, 1880-11-09

VAN StFfft JHftn AftF1.
Monday AFTERNOON BtttsI1KGr, whose whole up
T,enrittlce WIS II driH virGnwny III i,,1 empty
packets, cntcrud an oicc III Exchange plnco mud
jiskui:
"i1n1 look like missionary nbout to sa!l for
imllnf"
"No. .Ir,'' was tho prompt reply.
1Hc. DO NQk us IL could convert my Erent
number or heuthens II ! should turn mis-
6fanNryT'
"Su, sir"
..'Goinl aEalp. Would you alylso tho to turn
lnissunuryr' /.
"Nn. air." ~
"'thnEtka. Hc0 yOii nrG n M,alncas-,nnn. I'm
an0thcr. l cana liz llcrt cNleuIntiaE 10 toll you
thnt ! waB iltSs nlllry n,t 10 sAil fur lnttfn.
Antl nsk yOsl fUr a!al4l donation. YOU wouldn't
hnvs Hlvon NO Il cent, wp,tld yons' /,
"Su, BiE.
'.rhnts plump, an.t It plcases me. Now, tllon.
t'it tell yoH the truth, fvch0nnl1ry. nothing TO
do, slnI't wnt,t wurk, expect TO hnyun eloso rub
this winter, 'lnd w3'l bo much Obliged For tho
h,aH af 10 tusitA."
"CMn't HI'Ar0 it, .. ,-.....,
"Nst NY ,sa oStn when toll you the tr''th7"
TRUTH"
"Nn, sir. emit soc how II affects mt uny.''
"Nary well. 1t tiNes mo Et,t,l tn tind Il frank,
hone4t man. ,lnd. Ill tho whult I'm not ttlsn3-
pointed. II yam liAd lent nin II hllne It would
hlHU gone tNr whisky mn! been waat6d: 1t yNst
hhl believed mo snlItl tlnvt ll,n ~ yoll. SoOms
IN II ynu might rnGsDlnllcnb 1nu tn suINI one ~
the bl,,ck 1n whom Il pleasant lls would hAvu ef-
feet: but won't prGsa tho matter. Au rcvuIr:s
, 1880-11-09
JUDGEMENTS,

SUPERIOR CUtnr-IuDnE BM1TIl-Iltchnrd Me-
Al1istor. v, nAvI.l r. IlerrIek, SH7G.
C1iculr RT-CusrEssloSs-Et0bert nulIen
v. Juhn u. DnwsoH and Edward C. Duwsnn. e.f7i.
luhuE 1ttAiEits-Churlus luco ct III. V. Jnnlus
MnthuWA, EEEN.
, 1880-11-09
Court below In tlloir favor Houll layo to tc nf.

1NTEREsT1N CON N,\T1ON SUITS
In Tho oaso Of y. n. ll,.veri.l9u mud others
nrnl1lSt tho Wtat Chittpn Inrk Commissioners,
'iceH'Gd by Judge Wilson, tho question wns
rhlscH nR tn thu nll0wGnee uf Interest On n Entl-
hcfnlaton verdict prtor to lb1D somp ]anlls Df
TIM pnhtit3 hn'l b7-n cn,l'lcmnol for pars lnlr-
ppses, tho white Ut which wns fixed ut fN,tE,i.
Tho nmount, iinwcver. wns not tM!'i over TO him
nntIt iB19, md during tho Intervening yrnrs ha
ha'! thu nae ut tho innt without ihc nnynlc,'t uf
my tnScs. Tleca.,so hF not taking The property
was that tho tittc WINS lcfeot!se hut IL wt.s aft
erwartls confirmed IN thu pIhlntiT ana hls w1f0
Tho tlnlntlta tlen brought suit % rcGnvcr III.
terest n the *'Dl frGtn is,u tn 1K,.s hut tho Court
tl,ll nntll t,p Iark commissioners tunk 1,u.ste-
r,o III T,]u ] ayt, ]rrr"Sri"'i" nm , II u Tic % ia' W Is
,nk!nE r.Ms.rson "T thn aau,n after cnnt'rtnn.
non nf The nwnrtl of 'inlagrs, wlctt might INT
conclusive tertlnn u tnko tho pr.'t,erty. frdln
which Tho t'o!nu,i:s!Mr'c,% could nut r"e,t a1tl
.s.s " }r Vt. s.ef .. Hy " III E rR s ssss. ,"s II;
@ St I'LL s!s {" H ~ sc. s' 'Re e
asss aw,'r''s sa.l i sot, t'o sla!aa t"r a,arsst
WIS withntlt foundation. IT,. ns wns III.
tF's y liz y asrc s f{i @s III o tss y"sns
wrrn rtAu!rr,l I" pny, t'1e p!nntsIEs had M ri4ht
~ ''cn'an my n,nrI, and their ucttnn fatlcsi. II
siIrs. tic ,nost % xts irss thni Ito t,afssin'a.
tlnl pay11eit;, ;a'nl tle C,,ninlss!nnnrs acl,red
possession Of II, thu plaintiffs acquired NJ, vestri
rnht To- ti9 nioY' r % an ti'cir @ an5Hn n tint a1,
sre ssxt"sey ea,rt wss ns rS @ ~ y sns as
illo owner ind p,*sr*sfM ama use nt the prt'per-
y. ttn conrsnsa.ion allowed would pot lear n;
"a rn,llvaicnt Tor nirrst. Thu Judgement of tho
Court below would therefore 10 affirmed.
, 1880-11-09

Bout Mo on ths l'ratt2ses.
AHk druggists fur "lso,luh oil ttats..' It clonrs
out lrats, iltcV, bcG-biIHs, ruacaica. lie. boxuS
, 1880-11-09

An amusing '.necdo,te , concerning ox-uoY.
mnIy pnU evening uurinv tho regent ya1r III
, 1880-11-09

tiltlllitlUI1, AT"l4lNsEf AT LAW. III ntsAH-
a. ix,tI-st. ChieAEu. Alvfcu treu u Yuars' ex-
lNriuneu. uuslaeHs Qu1gty una lesulsy trataANl1l.
, 1880-11-09

TIE HYDE PARK HOTEL SALE.
Ohtcotluns wora mad" yesterday, mnrsl'nx 10"
turu Ju,lxos nr,nn,oha anu ll!tAIkctt to thu Salb
uf tho Hyde lnrk llotei to pryton Il. Chandler
for sa.up By II. W. Jackson, 'ltecrEyer af tho
Th!r,l NAtlonu| Hank. The property ws ufeFo''
fnrsalo In July, mud the hlgtest bid then w'.s
$lt0N. 4 Suoo.,! attempt WIS .nado r. few
AtEcr. md loluru tho sag was confirmed, 4. y.
llurlhsrt PIT In = h!a ~ n! $*M norg, tns s''Is
thut It wus nut S.iltelont nlratico tu Justify
set!!9 hst.to u we'll -a,lststi.ed sale, aId QUO
(which AAl bec1l urpfurc1 w tho lteOo!S1r
'lnl the Cont roller UFy tA1 Currency. Tho
oiypr .was thon rlisl,A IL $H,uhl hut
tho Jlxu refas! i1 accept i, ct,l!llK III y dill,
, 1880-11-09

n YOU. AltE sllK UT IN T|'uultt.E, AND
would kslIw tho tast, rr0nsHk Mil 14tutG, tuAuft
AAilAXF3 JOY, th1 uiGus if tHl.u- iIpF nph eltr
VuyHnL Iu,lnets. !nys, MArtlaYv, A!la ltyuTSu =
&uIi.sk - -.
WE tftN,AistESl, SITS. FtAHKS. FROM HOS
" ton ~ fu last hsfyi1lr uI.d cUullhui,r luYu
pp,asstuee aIaa LiIsusA nfalrs. :Al Wt.t alI.u-.t
, 1880-11-09

10IIAITlNAI KAYIUATIDS ASH, N,tGThsAl.
hstrnN.,uiy ~ uif ~ brA,lgfbs, inrQttnR tMGnEa
Summers tn4ilNn. etc, thtn,uEllY tauaat trnnl MI
nIpurtHrs ut n }caIs a. Hat0 anu aiAsstr q M4T.
sI:EiElis. HtGuEnrlIsl.
MISUNDERSTANDING Tt:t,liN uAh lKsTIltjU.
w tim from kkutIur u lMtHn Auusv rttnuplad
Will, ilIr Il Trade As!lt0ss Y y: TLAAMo nt!.es.
, 1880-11-09

| {}~ASTHi'-OfFiCEli li0y FltUM HTu 4 YEARS,
~ Aal.S IN nwn ptntnansh. 7 - 'fEtt,nne cl'co.
| 14TANY1:iI-A fUUSt; MAN ri AfSiyI' III
~ phnsnen.Ih nallrry aiid rarn tts hu.lilehs good
hHrluttt5 fur suitnhU IHrsun. 9tudo II West Nudl.
, 1880-11-09

F.. Mus1CAL,
4 COMPETENT EXpEltIESCED lENTLaMAN
~ telehst VI pant! EtIVt jss4Uhx at b supa ple
huug. AuIroaa e " Tribune vtiep.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
Secretary Sherman's Tricks.

A Washington special says that there
has been a good deal of transformation
telegraphed hence as to what is to be
done with surplus silver. There is no
fear that storage room viii not be found.
1t is more than suspected that Secreta-
~ Sherman was moved by enmity TO
the silver dollar when he asked for
500, 600 to build vaults for storage pur
poses. The fact that so many millions
of silver dollars are in possession of the
government is largely due to Sherman's
persistent refusal to take any steps to
promote their circulation. From the
time the silver bill became law Sherman
has opposed Treasurer Gilfillan in his
efforts to pay out silver and put it in
circulation. At one time, almost two
years ago, Gillian had succeeded in
1isposing monthly ofaH that was coined,
but Sherman stopped him, insisting that
be was violating law by discriminating
IN favor of silver. Finally he grudg-
ngly consented that ten per cent. of
salaries of persons employed in depart
nents should be paid in silver. This,
however, amounts TO next TO nothing. /
It simply fills the tills of retail shop
of Washington with silver dol
airs, which are almost Immediately ex-
hanged at the treasury for silver GER
ifcates.
We may add here that there is now
much larger amount (viz, sl26, 145,-
- of gold in the vaults of the treasu-
V, than of silver, but we never hear
ny complaints from the Secretary of
he Treasury that it is nuisance. 1t
the "dollar of the daddies" that he
ant bear the sight of.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-08-18
Asking Rather Too Much.

We have received a circular FROM
colonization party in Cincinnati, asking
US to join it in application to the Gov
eminent, for loan of $500 in money to
every person who desires to make
home on government land. We will
have to ask to be excused. The Gov
eminent must be just before it is gen
erous. 1t owes two thousand millions
of dollars, which it ought to pay as ex-
peditiously as possible, in order that
the debt may not be standing burden
upon the labor and prosperity of the
country. Besides, the powers of the
Government are limited and we cannot
find warrant in the Constitution for
the collection of revenue from the peo-
pie for such a purpose. 1t would seem
sufficient for reasonable demands. if it
will furnish homes to those who wish TO
settle upon the public lands, without
providing them with money to run their
farms.