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, 1880-10-27
INDIANA YAZOOITES.
0oPuh1lcsns Notified to Leave Dubois
souhty-HIlasisslppi Methods Fully
AAAuKurateJs

s1""AaH$As1AFRA 9ApkA0Ae HNtsy
AaAugurated.
Spset,l.to IndianApoil. journal,
nsAaRf't, Ind, Oct. 2i-The Yuzooit1s Of tho
Csuoctnsio party OF DuboIa County Aro boco'n-
ss ooiu III their work. Sumo OF tho employees
W " mo aockport & jasper Railroad, who fcsldc
~ t,t1Aspers saw proper 10 yoto md work for tho
...etputl1eun etAt0 and county tiekots. Thls was
.a .aslr legal right guaranteed to them BY both
use stato A1ld Federal Constitutions. noforo tho
saNuoA thoss independent American citlxens
were eae objects Of peculiar hato with tho Demo-
ill.,; H. I'LL, 1iut since tho election ths hatred aud
an, @ sp,E!t ut revenge hAyo grown moro tntetiSe,
ess.n soae e those Republican railroadora have
ill.,, h0tsael that fhoy llnst retnoyo from
tt1inMl County. md II they do not they will ba
nd,oa,s ao,s Il !n arcoriance with tho spirit OF tho
Atase.o Atsoefht1u party III u,Wny other parta Ut tho
WIZ, n IN yandefbur9 County, Jnati 0anstnan,
~" fesluonce II tu Aru,str4,EK Township, aud
iaSi.wSua 1 ~ gallant soldier III shy aoygntecath
tn- ~ has htru luIlduked by hA wing hs fences
liz ooE!i ats yates baerlcuatl with logs, a1t4
b. rnt'psy otherwise Injured, siH,ply. beeAuse
Trt1ssed tlo HopAbllcau ticket, aud has tbs mia,
nsIvbese,,stoo,5e Iaee To- 5ealdo lii strongly Domoesatio
+" u eaaryud that oa tho day Ut tho October
, 1880-10-27
STATE COURTS,

Anna schill6 began suit In roptcvin ycster-
day a8ainst Charles Gchrko atld AdOiph Hchoetl-
!uger 10 hcoycr sorno horses md carriages snl-
ned at $1,000
1haekcr., Duck l. Company sued Robert Fox
for $l,tU0.
Tho Asnoskcag Savings 13ank Of Manchester,
n. H., commenced an action MgaiNst Andruw J.
Gsiygs, claiming $500.
]. b. Hhentnlln began suit In elcctmpnt
against Lafayette DOltNn Rnd lferrick Stevens
to recover <::,O0U damages.
MnEgle Stalker commenced an action In tres
pass ngninat Mary Young. 11yinK damages ut
ssmo. and nnothor for tho samo amount against
Philip Young.
, 1880-10-27
DIVORCES,


bill wns filed rcstcrtlay In the Superior
ro,,r. BY isabelln Cook against Richard W. Cook
fnr n divorce on tho ground of cruelty.
Edn,unt! c. Clemols also wants divorce from
bis wife, ,tosctta L., tho chargo being adultery.
Aty,tt three weeks ago Mrs. binbcl c. Fuss
filed a bill for aoparato maintenance agatnst hcr
husband, william, ". Foss, member Of tho firm
Of Foss I'rothors, charging HIN with future to
suprOrt her. YrHtcrttay Foss tnrtct tho
taGes. and hletl ~ b'll for :, divorce
nraInst his wlfe:. 1[o ghRrRes that ,sho
,iwurtl4l him In May, 1877. md !. hns siHco
refused to 1.-Two with him; that ahe hns re-
reatcdly stated ahe only r,nrrIed' him. for bis
money, md ilts BY ilor conduct ruRtle bis homo
unhnHpy and seriously impaired hIs health, In
which account ho nsks TINT d!yoroo may be
pn1ntcd tn HIN. -
Mjnnio II. Kiug was only nnrried In Febrnary
Inst to Theodore King. hut hO h9A rGfuscd to
tuppurt her, md now she wa1its divorce OIL tho
eFuunl Of cruelty.
Judge lsarmuni granted n divorce to Jcnn,o,
TobIn from Kichard TblIEn OF, tho ground Of
drunkenness; mud 10 Anra SchwMrz from FrUd-
stIek 5chwnrz on tho ground Of cruelty.
, 1880-10-27
IN - Nf-x .

Congregational Vote.
IsnrANArnLtH, Oct. 25-Thn following table
gives tho olyiclnl votes OIL congressman for tho
cntiro State, with tho exception Ut Perry Coun-
~, which hns not got aont In Its report:
YtIt1T utsrt,If~r
, 1880-10-27

4 quarter Of n dollar will pirchnso ul,ulr1leTe d
botto OF DIR. l!lllB Cough Syrup.
, 1880-10-27

"A great mnny persons become insana from
alccpless nights Tint Hop 1itters would have
urGFGntCl
, 1880-10-27
PROBATE COUNT.

In tho estate OF Masen Woodruff, deooasotl, on
proof Of Will lcttors testamontary wcre issued to
sary Woodruff undor un approved bond at
:, III tho es.nte Of John ThierknuF, dccensed,
tettorg Of administration WORT issu1d To KnthA-
ma ThterkAuH nudGr M approved bond of
, 1880-10-27

UNITED STATES COUISTS.
william +. I1igYln aud othors, owners of the
schooner @. G. Cooper, f}Iod libel ycstct1lay
against tho 1nlaud Lloyds. OF New York, claim
ing q, 800 for insurance. az
Among tho Indictments recently found by tho
Federal 3r1nd Jury wGIc Gng nVAilBt j. II. Jnr-
don n!ias j. II. CIurk, and another against John
l!ato, hoth for sonding obsee'Ip natter Through
tho Innils. The in.!!ctments 'wero kept buck
until tho pnrtIcs could 10 arrested.
, 1880-10-27

IuDaE DRuyAoNp-{3cnoral business.
JUDGE DLOD0EgT-Cnll Of bis chaucery cal
endaF. No. Ills, Union Mutual Ltfe. insurance
Company Y. Nanford, Ia tho ilrst suit to bo tried.
then No. l,o40, Kimbnll v. Loesch. No caso Oh
bearing.
AVs0. a0iB, ,OU, o. yU5l. No. 8Gl2, lloll Tclc-
paoneCotnpany V. Schrll, ON trlal.
JUDGE JAAxsnN-5l, 81, 6t, IS. No. 60, Thomas
,,JvpnE aodgss@f. % 1ea, ln tn 1as Inclusive.
N9.lai fGupte v. 1Ialiiuali, Gn trial.
SCnoE MonAN-Sat casn 6.7as, l'uoplo V. Mo-
ufash. M. 1.lJl, AtAjar '. Davenport, Of, trial.
,,,;HH ,3;HboE TuLEy-@, U, 1, mud D. No. !, Duffy v.
Jun0E nARNUM--k&atious. M call.
.SGltlAIHAr. CUulT-Nns. 4Gs, SO, 6s3t 62i. so,
~ MD 6sA, -" -
souNTY CouR1-Tcrm Nos. g7s. 081. o., esl,
r. "" lol7, lG&, LOU, 1,Gsl, l,0ll, 1,0lo, 1,0la
, 1880-10-27
JUDGEMENTS

JUDGEMENTS.
,,sSfERIon COuAr- CONFESSIONS Adolph
onah'nan o. =. A!an Adler, &i6oG.t0.-Phtilps
fnoen!x ct al. v. Samuel Appleton, S5,b8s.40-
sVbGE 6MITH-W. 3. Hhattuek OF nj. y. Will
,ala m! II. koopnan. &Aja.03.-POtar Doviuo v. Ed
WIN Walk0r, $l,llAlQ.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-23
GENERiL GOSSIP.

Friday the poet Whittier was 73
years old.
Lord Bcaconfield's "Endymion"
paid him about fifty cents word.
john Browns soul is indeed
"marchlng on" 1t finds the pavement
rather hot.
Senator Blaine is about to intro
ducc d bill reducing postage on letters
from three to two cents.
"A Detroit barber says that the
number Of baldhcadcd young men has
greatly increased in the last few years.
Many leading Northern Republi-
cans firmly believe that the Southern
Santa Claus will be dark-skinncd and
wear wool.
"A st. Louis paper says that rail
way trains meeting on the same track
no longer telescope. No, but they
collidcoscope.
English sparrows were imported
to destroy worms. and now there is q
general desire to have something i'm
ported that will destroy the sparrows.
Secretary Thompson, our "Mon-
arch of the Seas" says tho Cincinnati
-En1urer, quits the government Of tho
raging ocean to run Il canal Oh, what
fall
On one Of The postal cars near
Washington letter was found direct
cd to "llanl Over Cart House." 1t
was sent to Hanover Court House.
! senator's Vest, Slater. Vance,
Jonas and Walker distinguished chem
| selves by remaining in their seats, and
refusing to be introduced to General
| Grant.
The fight Of the American Union
against the Western Union seems to be
q onc-sidcd affair. The American
Union isl comparatively small affair,
but it is hard to swallow.
Judge Key, cx-postmaster general,
with his wife and daughters, arrived
at Havana last week from Cedar
Keys. They expect to remain three
or four days.
--"Give us an honest dollnrn shouts
an organ Of the gol(l-bugs. If the editor
OF his organ really wants an honest
dollar, he should go to work and earn
it honestly.
Ohio has tclcgraphcd to President
Hayes: "Plcasc do not appoint any
more officers from this State lust nj
present. We would like to get ono.
rum III the Legislature"
The latest now thing in London is
q hot potato of bronze or metal to
Keep the hands warW. One knob ur-
screws, and filing it with hot water
You can place it in q muT.
Emma Abbott tells q st. Louis re-
porter that the stage kiss is "cold.
dim, pale phantom-unsatisfactorv'
elusive and empty" Miss Abbott
should get a now tenor at once.
Gen. Mhtt Ransom's class at tho
University has furnished three United
states Scnators--himself, John Pool
ana Judge Manning, Of Louisiana-a)l
natives OF North Carolina. The latc
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-23

PERRY, IIousroN COUNTY, Ca, Jan. 2s. 1881.
In tne 1873 there were Two negro prisoners
confined IN the Jail OF this county, whO Mere
very badly afflicted with thaI loathsome dis.
ease syphilis. Il,my official. capacity as Ordi-
nary, employed Capt. c. II. Swift, tlen q rcs!-
dent OF this place, to cure them, under con-
tnac' taE1' ~, mo GMte, no pGy." He administered to
few weeks felt bound under my contract. to
pay Nun out OF the county treasury, as he had
eliecten gu complete apdrQdtcai cure. ...
L.. 81 turc and seal. a. s. GILES,
CHATTANOOGA; THNE., Feb. ii, lS70.
we take pleasure in saying that the s. 8. s.
lsglVlng good satisfaction. we have had eX-
Cellent results from humber OF cases. One
gentleman wco had been confined to his bed
S11 ,ceekS Will Syphilltic rheumatism has been
cured entirely, and speaks In the highest praise
or It. 1t also acts as we'll In primary as In sec
ondary and tertiary Cases.
CHILES g. BERRY.
tors, Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by all Druggists, ....,
Call for copy OF Young Mems Friend"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-23
EyJrA1A A.. NIoroh q Ie1a

EyfALA. AbA. March 6, 1873.
Mr.. L. Shoenfeld-Dear Sir-I take pleasure in
SsaIlng S, tnat have used your Medicatcd Stock
Ecad Doth on horses and cattle, and with great
success, especially Oh q very poor COW, Which
D0ught at auction. She gives now over two
gallons OF milk. with a good prospect OF liz
cTenslng; Notwithstanding the prejudice en-
Iergalntd Tor other powders that had tried
anu WHICH proved worthless, do not Mesitats
claim for 1t. UT. .SHEEMa&S.o" ~"
;, Gentlemen-We have given Shoenfcld's Stock
feek 10 your horses, and find that 1t is ali YOU
cRn claim 1or 1t. Yours truly, -Eaa0,S -
CHAPMAN 4 DAVIS,
propr's Livery and Sale Stables, Id ST., Macon.
ga. sold by the Druggists OF this county.
COLUMBUS, GA, Nov. 20, 1877.
DIX. j. G. MOFFETT-Dear ,Sir-Sncc learn
imS It's value, always keep your Teethina
EIeetAng Powdcrs) In my house, nd consider
II an indispensable medicine for small chill
mare SHoWn a to remote tco,ms ,chen all other
remedies had .fafied. NJ M. MOONE.
Clerk City council.
CoLUMPUs Ga, Feb. 6, 1878.
DIR. c.. J. MOFFETr-Dear Doctor-We can
eOinmehd your Tcethina trcething Powders) as
INC most satisfactory prescription we ever used
ior the loose bawels or er,lptlons OF our chill
aren. They hare saued many dollars il, DOCTORS
o'ns. Yours truly,
B. Y HATCHER,
Of firm OF McGehee Il Hatcher, Warehouse und
COMMISSION NJ srchuntS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-23
TO PROPERTY-OWNERS.

NJ OFFICE is hereby given to owners of
~ Real Estate within the corporate
limits Of the town of Winnsboro that
the ravements in front of such property
must be put in good condition within
thi ty days from this date. If not at
tended to within that time, the Town
Council will procead to fix the same, and
tho cost thereof will bo added to tho
property-owncrs taxes for tho next lnuni-
cipnl year.
by order Of Council.
l.. s. CHANDLER, Clerk.
doc
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-23
TIE CONTROLLER RESIGNS.

The Governors Message Expressing his
Nogrct-Coloncl Colts Lcttcr to tho Icp.
'fi"ture Explaining his Reasons for tho
Step.
COLUMBIA, December 2O.-Thc Gov
ernor to-day sent to Tho House the
following message and accompanying
letter:
COLUMBIA, S. G., December 20, 1880.
Gentlemen 0f the General .1sscmblv:
/ beg leave respectfully to inform
Your honorable body that James G..
Colt, Esq, comptrollcr-gcncrol, has
this day tcndcrcd to mo the resignation
Of his office, and that have accented
the same.
Tho reasons inducing this step on
the part of tho distinguished public
officer alluded to arc set forth IN his
letter OF resignation, which is here
with transmitted.
L have to express my regret Tint thc
state is deprived OF his Valuable SER
vico. Johnson lIAGooD
Governor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-23
Bratton Comptroller.

A telegram from Columbia announ-
ces that Con. Jno. Dratton was, on
Wednesday evening, elected Comp
trollcr General on tho first ballot-the
vote standing MS follows: Bratton 81,
Gray GO, scattering 2. This election
will give universal satisfaction.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-23
CANNED GOODS.

Pears, Peaches, Pincepplcs, To-
matoos, Salmon, Corncd Beef, Dovilctl
Ham and Turkey, Sardincs, &c.
Macaroni and Cheese, Ginger Pre-
serves, Pin Head Oat Meal, Coopc,
Gclatinc, Mustard, Black Pepper and
Nutmcgs.
baldwin Catsup, Cross &c Black
wells Chow Chow, Empire Chow
Chow, Assorted Pickles, Lea & Per-
rims Worcestershire Sauce.
J. +. MoMASTER & 80.
sept ii
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-23

OFFICE COMPTROLLER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, 5. c., Dccc,nbcr 20, 1880.
10 MS E1cellency johnson Hogood,
Gore,mor!: >0>''
SiR-I beg leave herewith to tender
TO you my resignation Of tho office Of
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-23
BUCHU HASLONG

Dcen used by the Hottcntots III variety OF dis.
eaSeS: Gus S. FROM these rude practitioners The rom
Gay Giy was borrowed by the resident English and
DuCcn physicians, by whose recommendation
into general use. Combined with Juniper nd
f,a0 U,mer q 4eSira5s iogredients as In the pepara
Dmcnu i nnd juniper, 1t proves most reliable
remedy remedy Ior Eonretcntion or IncontineDce Of
OF tho Bladder and Kidneys. Stone in the Had
uer Gravel or Brick Dust Deposit. Milky dis
charges ana oil diseases OF Bladder and Kid.
enyS cSia. ana Dropsloal Swelling in man, woman or
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin & Lamar.
RDruggists, Atlanta, Ga, md for sale by all
Messrs Lamar, Rankin & Lamar Gentlemen:
NY wifc had been troubled for several months
with bronchitis and during that timo tiled
slightest benent. K friend OF hers to Whom
Lung Restorer, Which dled and iess hem one
to all who are similarly aifccted ~
NATHAN G. MUNROE,
MACON, GA, March ], 1880.
MesSrS. Lamar, Rankin & Lamar Dear Sirs-
had frequent hcmorrhagc before using your
Dr. CrOwell johnson and other skilled physi-
clans without being relieved, and after using
three tn, bottles Of your Brewers Lung Restorcr,
had one since. am now In better health than
before, and feel 1t my duty to state to the nub-
nr lie the effects OF your wonderfu Consumpivo
Mrs. T.. G. AvANT.
TAYLOR COUNTY
This IS to certify that 1 have had Asthma
different kinds or medicines Was treated by
Df. Holton Jfue years without finding relief. I
then used your Brewers Lung Restorer and
found In It permanent cure.
Sold by ali Druggists in this county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-23

THE great slaughter in prices which have
weeks tho various Departmental will be continued but
ductions prices
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GoODslr DRESS GooDsnl
10000 Dress Nun
Cloth Cashmeres, Moairs
Goods and direct from manufacturers
and at prices lower than
BLANKETS, CARPET1Ncl AND RUGS
Kentucky Ticking, Shifting Sheetng
for this Wishing these goods
T. / CLOTHING
reduce Stock offering special bargains not
as competitors
th the goods anywhere goods
customers ard not my - ~
SPECIAL IE1ADlBRS>
!OO Gross Fine Buttons, DOZEN
10y doO ozen liandkerchiefs at Fifty Cents dozen.
1000 Yards of Good Calico, al Five Cents ard
5000 Yards of Rescue Pad Cents vard
- 1ooO @ Yards Good Ticking at Nine Cents yard.
Bed Ticking, good us A. O. A,at 171 Cen ryard,
lO0 Dozen Cotton, at Fifteen DOZEN.
Good Ball Thread, Mt II Gents each
20 Dozen Shirts nude specially
One Chest of Iea at Forty Cents per pound
One Chest of Tea, at Sixty Cents per pound
Good Coffee l45, 16 and 18 per pound
oasted Coiee packages,
banner that chaaceEes establishment
Foitenes and courtesy to ALL whether buyers
y. L. MIMNAUGH,
oeotc THE LEADER
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-23
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

BEWARE, OF MJrscUnY.-O thousand dollars
IN IN goil VIII &c paid for every grain OF mercury
OF Ut ogner mineral substance found in May APP
SOld Oy oil Druggists In this County
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-23
T.. r. STOKES.
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER
AND
GENERAL ROOKRINDER.,

GENERAL BOOKBINDER.
HAS moved opposite the city Hall,
- where no il fully prepared, with
first-class workmen, to do all kinds OF
work in his limo.
BLANK BOOKS RULED to any pattern
and bound in any style desired.
My facilities and long gacqunintanc with
tho business enable mo to guarantee
satisfaction on orders for Blank Books,
Railroad Books, md Books for the use Of
Clerks of Court, Sheriffs. Probate judges,
Masters in Equity, and other county offi-
cials. Pamphlets, Magazines, Music
Newspapers md Periodicals md all kindS
OF publications. bound on tho most req
sonablo terms and in the best manner. Al
orders promptly attended to.
t. II. STOKES, !
Main street, opposite now City Hall, Co.
ctlumbia, s. G. ~
21
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-23
FRBsH GROCERIES I!

GVGAltS, esccrted. Coffces, Rio,
LagnGyra and Old Gov. Java.
Rio and Old Gov. Java Roasted.
Tehs, Black, Imperial, Gunpvwdcr
aud Young Hyson.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-23
GROC = RIBS.

The "Farmcr's Friend Plow," a
want long felt by tho industrious til
lcrs Of the soil: will not choke in the
foulest land, light and easy to handle.
yet durable. Also Plow Hoes, Axes,
Trace Chains, Nails, Horse and Mule
Shoes.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-23
TILE REASON WHY

60 many farmers fail is not SO much
~ on account of the political situa-
ton, but because they don't buy Gro
ccries from the undersigned. AS q
guide, give an abbreviated catalogue
Of
+ GROC ~ ribs.
Flour-all gradcs-priccs ranging
from $3.50 10 $40 per barrel; New
Buckwheat Flour, just received; Su-
gars, Co1fees, (Roastcd and Green),
Bacon, Hams, (canvassed and nncan-
vasscO, Lard, lin tierccs, buckets and
cans), Cream Cheese, Macaroni, Bolt
cd Meal, Pearl Grits, Nloasscs and
Syrups of all grades. Also a lot Of
new crop New Orleans to arrive in q
few days.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-23

GRAND TIDINGS FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS-CLOS1NG OUT
SALE OF TOYS, VASES DOLLS, r.
TICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION WHICH
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-23

TMoREs N1ince The best that tdron Spices,
Canned
Crackers AIaccaron, Cheese Pickles and Sauces
closing n LOT Mackele
NO BAIT Try and }e convinced
eup, grades
Graham Tloures Full lines of Coffee Sugar and Tea We
Headquarters The Coffee
Cents pound AslJto see it.
Isd>dpTs AND sHlOEs--LAMGaE STOCK.
Our stock Goods Clothing Hats Notions Furnishing Goods
be rgains q yfavoru
q REMEAIBlas THE HOUSE OF
r. ELDER & CO
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-22
Untold Wealth.

II is ascerlaineh that the line Of the
Texas Pacific railroad, from Texas
west, will pass through AMI open up a
region richer in gold and silver and
precious stones than anything ever
lonnd in Peru or Mexico, and that
there are innunerable locations along
the route in New Mexico aud Arizona,
especially the latter, open to purchase
at 50 so per acre, The wealth of AL
empire lies in the mineral lands alone
granted to that road Nov that the
early completion Of the Texas Paciti,.
is assured through to the Pacific, no
easier, quicker road to fortune is pre-.
sented the enterprising man every
where than to secure foothold and
home in that marvelousy rich region
Tens Of thousands would flock thilhel
from Europe could half the manifold,
advantages he made known there.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-22
Our Next President.
From the GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leaf.l

From the Clarksville Tobacco Leaf]
The press and the politicians may
do all the wire pulling they please for
their favortes tor Pre- sden,, hut il tn,
people have any say in the Democratic
nomination, Samuel j. Tilden will be
the man; and that is not all, no will he
elected over Grant beyond any sor, Of
doubt or bubble. The people feel
that they were cheated out OF their
chosen President in the last election by
the greatest fraud ever peroelratcd in u
free government. The fraud Is the
key-note and great issue for the cons
ing campaign, and TiIden is the oni,
living man to represent the issue. |,
this II government Of tree people OF is
freedom a mere name and the go' prn-.
ment pinned together by the huv"ne',
and controlled by fraud2 This ~ the
proposition above all Others that ap>
peals to th' people who are no, qn',v
ready to surrender their freedom. ana
t1e question must be settle before 90
ing further A repetition OF the HAYES
fraud would destroy the last vrslge Of
confidence, and rend the government
into fragments. The American people
want old-iashioned, honest. free gov
ernment. Foreign-born citizens come
here for free government, and popular
sentiment is for Tilden, agains, the
third term movement and military
rule.
This same sentiment is also against
Sherman rs one ofthe fraud managers,
and who brought ruin upon the coun-
try that bis financial policy might work
out. The way goes New York. so
goes the election, and If T,lden can't
carry New York there is no Democrat
who can. Every man who voted for
Tildcn in the last election will vote for
him again, and thousands who were
against him then will 60 Tor him now
against fraud and tue third term.
The hope of our common country for
reform and honest government is cen
tered in Tilden. The people knew
that they elected him and believe that
they can do it again, and don't know
so much about any other man. Amt
If the Democratic party should cast
him aside for some untried candidate.
it will throw away the fraud issue and
suffer defeat.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-01-22
Ihe GlliUWs II, 1870.
From the Atlanta Constitution.

We are tired o! statistics for the
past year, and we presume our readers
are also; bu, We cannot refrain from
giving u few facts gathered from the
han. mans record. II shows that Ill
men were jnliciall put to death in this
country during the year. When WE
say l0l men, we mean mea in the
more limited sensc---nDt one wuman
having been hanged during the year,
Two Of this number were shot to death
one N Utah and one IN Texas--thc
laws in each case giving them the
choice Of death either on the sca,ioli
or by the bullet. IN the lis, OF exec,I>
tons North Carolina and Texas lead
of with twelve each, followed by Penn
sylvania with 10, Oregon with 7, and
Virginia. Georgia and Arkansas, each
with 6. Only 3 were hung IN New
York. Sixty-four of the l0l were
hanged in the Southern States. 10 the
spec, of race, Sc were whites, 81 ne
groes, 5 Indians. and one u Chiuamsn,
Sad as the record is, there is still
saddcr one to come. Seventy four
men were lynched In this country in
the same period %; timc--in Kentucky,
8; Colorado, 8; California, 9, Louis
lana, 5; Texas, 5; Tennessee, 5; Geor-
gia, 4; Mississippi, 4; Dakota, 3; Ne-
braska, 2; Wyoming, 2; Illinois, 2;
New Mexico, 2; West Virginia, 2;
Arizona, 2; Missouri, 2; Minnesota,
2, Alabama, 2; Ohio, /; Maryland
/; Indiana, /; Iowa. |: Kansas. /
South Carolina, l.; Montana, l. These
figures are u disgrace to this country
Let no ono think that the men who
committed these outrages are the
guilty parties--not by any means. A
part OF this aggregated .rime rests up
on the incompetent, corrupt or cows
ardly officers who permit murdrrcrs I"
escape, a pant upon those sentimental
Judges and jurics who put mere, be-
tore justice, and q part upon Il public
sentiment that winks at murder and
murdcrers. Judge Lyncl, should be
utterly driven from the older States al
least. He should have no more ex
cuse to show hi, head in Georgia, one
Of the original thirteen, than in Eng
land or any other civilized State. This
dangerous and demoralizing species o
harbarism should he banished from tn,
States from this time, hencetrrth for
ever