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Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
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General Garfield is said to have a
fine sense Of congruity and harmony,
and sometimes tells little story which
he illustrates thus. When only boy on
the highway he one day met q girl OF
twelve or thirteen years, barefoot, OF
course, wearing soiled and torn "tow"
dress, repaired conspicuously with a
large flannel patch of unmatching COL
or :: her face, sunburnt and Drowned,
covered by light silk veil. The bare,
brown feet kissed the earth none too
tenderly, but very properly. The fan
mel patch was not offensive, but the
veil--f She went her barefoot way,
that patched and veiled maiden Of
twelve or thirteen, in the Orange woods
of long ago; leaving her image not in
the boys heart, but alas, in his mem
orv. to bs perpetual comparison. II
nsyer left him. 1t had always stood
with its lesson at his elbow. "This Is
INV tow .frocked, barefooted girl, with
the silk veil. This is the silk veil fol-
INV flannel patched, barefooted girl.h
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
"REPUBLICAN RUM"
Some Figures for tho Nation 70
Ponder Over.

Some Figures for tho Nation u
| Ponder Over.
From the Washington Republican.
The Democratic orators ard editors
are trying to make out tina. the Repub
licans have ruined the country. Yes
and this is the way It was done:
In 1860, after twenty years Of Demo
cratic rule, government six per cent
bond sold for eighty-nine cents.
In 1880, after twenty years Of Repub
lican rule, a government four per cent
bond sells for $l.C8.
In 1860, after twenty years of Demo.
cratic rule, a loan of $4,000, 600 ex,
haustsd the market for six months.
At the end of twenty years of Repub-
lican rule loan 1880, 900, 900 was
taken in single day.
In twenty years Of Republican rule
we fad:
An Increase of population Of fifty pei
cent.
An increase Of general agricultural
exports of 600 per cent.
An increase in exports Of bread and
bread. stuffs of $50 per cent:
An increase Of exports of manufac-
tured articles Of 225 per cent.
An increase,of internal commerce Of
700 per cent.
An increase Of railway mileage Of 1s7
per cent. -..
In 1850, after twenty years Of Demo.
cratic rule, Congress authorized loan
of $25, ,O0O, 900 TO pay current expenses.
In 1880, after twenty years Of Re-
publican rule, the Secretary Of the
Treasury pays ss5, 900, 900 Of debt, con.
tracted for war brought on by a solid
Democratic South, which now wants
power again so as to stop the waving Of
that bloody shirt the wearing Of which
is Hancock's chiet glory and his whole
available stock as candidate for the
Presidency.
In 1860, after twenty yesr, Of Demo
cratic rule, the balance oftrade against
the country was over $40, 900, 900.
On May 81, 1880, after twenty years
of Republican rule, the balance O.
trade was over 1852, 600, 900 in favol
of this country. In 1860, after twenty
years of Democratic rule and teachings
there was a very serious question
whether we had any Nation, and th'
old public funetuary in the White
House whose chief adviser was Jer'
Black, the man who now furnishes tn
,ststesmanship for General Hancock
announced that there was "no powe
in the Government to coerce State,
leaving the inference that JEFF Davi
and Aleck Stephens could send the ooun
try to the demnitioA bow-wows for al
hs could do to prevent it. After twent.
years of Republican rule there is n
doubt but that We have country, an
Aleck Stephens and Jere Black woul'
give all they are worth to have tn
people forget that they ever questioned
it.
The kind Of ruin which five succes
sive Republican administrations hav
inflicted upon the country is just lit
tie striking in view Of the figures, AM
the people like it and call for more @
the same sort, and are bound to Aav
it, too.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
uuuared Dollar CounterfeitS

WARRINGTON, July 26.--The Secret
Service agents Of the treasury nase .
not yet succeeded in capturing sne
plate from which The dangerous coun-
terfeits of $1O0 national bank notes
have been made, nor have they any
clue to the gang who set them , atloat' 1t
There has been some talk OF witndeaw. raw
ing all notes of this denomination from
circulation, but the Comptroller OF !a .ae
Currency decided instead TO no'iiy
bankers and the general public TO DO
very careful in handling $loo oiiAs'
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

Miss josephine Miller, q pretty girl
Of sixteen, living at Urbana, Ohio, being
opposed by her parents in her wish to
marry Watty Morgan, a player, At
tempted to drown herself in a pond.
Two little boys witnessed the act, ans
attempted to save her, but all the three
would have gone to the bottom but tor
Charles McDarr, who rescued the
party. The girl was taken home, and
finding that her lover has wife and
two children living, has been enti rely
cured Of her folly.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
Ruasom i'm Main os

The Democratic and Greenback stsle
Committees Of Maine were in session ~ ~
Augusta yesterday. The sessions we're
secret, but it is said that both COMMIT
tees decided upon fusion OF the par.
ties. Great concessions are TO DO maae .e
TO the Green hackers, and 1t is hoped y
induce the disaffected Temperance men
to vote for Plaisted.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
4 afalLlPs, J In oHAncBRY,

,niS, et.al. NEW CASTLE 90,
|ks fo.e, M.., tnls third day OF July,SA.
0nai aa9ifegoing petition having been
thhsi.lefed 1t is ordered by the
su"e all persons having claims
Ia against the said firm Of j. P.
~, tlle the same with the:Reo.
Etho Etheit, sixtS ~ New Sew Csa:stle, duly proved
Ind Sot thas Gay ofSeptember next,
a ths wa. ~ o copy Of this order be
=lno ny w. DAILY REPUBLIoAN and
VIM; imo m;m. newspapers published in
tn saias as9n, twice o week for six
conv v".d ~ slxtn a day of September,
kNnyps py or tald order be mailed by
IA hotN.hhALL, ot .haL Receiver, to the ad :
ia NAV ,he ~ creditors Of said tirm
M n~IIlown W. known to said Receiver.
ihooSEMAN, Reg. 90.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
ITO THE PUBLIC

Notwithstanding the increase In the price
of ice. Charley Kyle, the veteran Ice cream
dealer, proposes 70 give as large Q plate Of
cream as usual. Charley has made ample ar
rangements to supply oil with ice cream and
that il they once patronize him they will al
ways be his customers. Mr.. Kyle has followed
ths ice cream business for the past 83 years
and he feels confident that he can please
those who call at his store, N. e. cor. Sixth
and o Orange, or at his stalls No, "a, 50, SS, Aud
street market. Pic MICS, excursions and pri-
vate parties furnished with ice cream at rea-
sonable rates. All orders promptly attended
10 and filled when promised. Your patronage
IL Solicited. CHARLES KYLE
b.Il.u N. e. cor. Sixth end orange.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

EU.-A PURCHASER FOR A
\ )Nb printing business cheap
u on account oil ill.health. Ap-
HAN Office. 7l3tf
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

ED.--A MAN OF BUSINESS
i:y to rent my store and dwelling !;
stand and can be rented low If ap-
cn; satisfactory reasons, &c.
JAS. r. McCLELL AND,
'lW MT. cuba p. o., Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

'ED. - PARTY WITH FROM
aOo TO 5000 Immediately; good
fdreSi ENTERPRISE, REPuBLI-
TIA t5t
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

LhS WANTED.-A.FEW GEN
\ ooarderS can be accommodated
|et street. b.2S.tf
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

'ED-A MAN 80 YEARS OF AGE
Iiyes employment; has been in agri-
|aCIlne business; also clerked In
pahlc Of holding a responsible po-
give good reference. Address A.
PUBLICAN office. 7-E-
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

~ N q WITH PLEASANT
|. IN q desirable part of the city ;
J communicating rooms ; can also
~ several table b0arders at l007
7-8-12t
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

'ED,-A COLORED BOY IMME-
fely at smyth's jeweIry store. 81
82Tt3t
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

lNG.-AND LARGE SECOND
front room iOr man ami wife OF
'enan. S95 Shipley st. 723tl2t
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

ING THREE GENTLEM EN-
n accommodated with board In o
Riy' lOb West st. 5.l9tf
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

A hLE-sMAAL BOILER; SUIT
4 stcr steam yacht or small business. y, Sit
King ST. ol0s.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

RNG . GENTLEMEN DAN BE
RiG dated with board In q pri vate
4 Jackson st. 7a6t3
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

.S}3 AND 9l5 MARKET STREET
and desirable rooms 10 let with
Pheasant location; also day board.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
HMER BOARDING.
rb RELIABLE ATLANTIC
GTrV

Lp hELlABLE ATLANTIC
CITY
LuTION DINING ROOMS
4 FOR A GOOD DINNER.
N 'sa or coffee or desert, oysters,
I, panned and raw. Fried oys-
sy' Baskets and valua oles ta-
lree Of charge.
2Noh TABLES FREE.
la'sns \, visiting Atlantic Oity
4, 1 70 call on ], W. johnson, as
assured Of being treated we'll.
aHoaatlon H for bathing at moder-
'Hm }. W. JOHNSON, Prop.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

~, TAkEE STORY BRICK
p. = IN M n front at No. $40 Lombard
n, as;y ~ ~ ~ J1HN COOK, Stxtn and
tpp,s y, ~ Mr., WOODS, No. b16 Lem
b." !" 7z7!2W
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

ING.-A GENTLEMAN AND
eh 90 Accommodated with board in
p" Answer b., REP. office. 692wt
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

D |, ,7T-A GOOD STEAM Wills =, HIS. !.
'aLa.nnleAt ."nle ter tu x.boat or manuiactutt- "
c,,va@sat. s1,'"et Apply REPUBLi91Sns 1s,s '''
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

r-,E-NLW SERIES! NEW
,ai;h : 800 shares Of stocx aTs r.. now !, y
pr,s,.".iation," rs,,s IA lon at 81 per share books
H. APPiA p HAWKINS. Secretary.
u. 1 h 4O4 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
WANTED.

fEp.-FIRST GLASS WAITER
4 capable of taking charge OF dining
N Apply DELAWARE HOUSE.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

GO n GOOD FIVE KOUM y Y,
sALE:-..nin n south Wilmington, y NS, : \
cs houss ,ad ~ '' Also o lot Of good sasp
Inquire Y e :, corner Of End and King.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

-ONE .ooD HORSE 70, AND Al I !,
|aLSihn hotn geod workers sold for want
Y OO'I Apply A. X. TATNALL. "a T..
,,ty Hay Market, 7i3 W. Front.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
BOAR DING.

NG.- WANTED TWO GEN
y pOarders. 100 W. Liberty st.722to
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28

p ogEAP.-EIGHT HORSE
JUN 2Os r.. 2nd st.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
FOR RENT.

.ENr,-HOUSE 7o411 MARKET
Possession at once. Apply
M. M. CHILD.
Daily Republican., 1880-07-28
FOR SALE.

WV SERIES IN .1ciil THE
.rpetaal SasiOfT ~ This association ! lOsns an
Eros sn1Isps slaas; on each share ana COL
lprsni,an, n,,IHSCaaiTniGsNsrEIN, ,HCaiTniGsN sec'y.
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NO. 49,.
If Zion, of vicksburg.n Amended anG

of Zion, of Vicksburg.r Amended ant
passed.
An Act to- extend the liens of mechani c,
in this State; indefinitely postponed.
a bill for the relief of Emma C.. Ander-
son, Of Issaqutna county. Referred.
10 authorize the Board of Supervisors
Of Holmes county to have Record Book OF
| Wits rebound. Passed.
! a bill to assess the value and regulate
| railroad taxation. Tabled subject to call.
An Act to prohibit working of convicts
on plantations and private works. Made
special order for Tuesday next r-
bill to attach the counties of Calhoun
and Quihnan to the Sd and ith h'tudici Dis
trict respectively.
Mr. Perkins offered an Amendment de-
taching Tunica county from the Sd Judicial
District, and attach il to the 4th District.
The bill and amendment were indefinite
ly postponed.
On motion, the Senate went into Conn
mittec of the Whole for the consideration
Of the Code.
Chapter 1G in relation to criminal pro-
ccdure, was adopted.
Chapter 81, in relation to corporations
and other associations, was made the spe-
cial order for Monday next.
The Committee reported, and the Senate
took up. House bill, to regulate the taxes
on the Ripley Railroad Company.
Mr.. King offered an amendment, pend
ing the consideration of the same. the
Senate adjourned.
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Senate met at 7:3O O'Clock pm. Quorum
: present.
Consideration of the bill to regulate tho
taxes on the Ripley Railroad, was resumed
. Mr.. Cowan offered IL substitute for Mr.
, Kings amendment, which was adopted
and the bill passed.
On motion of Mr.. King. the Senate took
up House resolution providing for rcduc-
ing the number of Chancery Districts in
this State.
The blank was filled with three.
On motion of Mr.. Hlmphres the Senate
took up Senate bill to authorize and en-
power either branch of the Legislature to
request written opinions from supreme
Judges, upon questions involving the con-
strnctiOn of the State or Federal Constitu-
tiOns.
| The bill was on motion of Mr.. Bills in
definitely postponed.
DISPOSITION OF BILLS.
a bill TO empower the Chanccry Court of
lSsaquena county to authorize Il COM
/ promise of Il certain litigation in which
minors are interested. Passed.
An Act to explain section of an Act to
provide against the evil resulting from the
sale of intoxicating liquors in this State.
Indefinitely postponed.
Leave of absence was granted to MesSrs
West and Ratltt.
An Act in relation to certain Manufuc-
turing Companies, with amendment of
Judiciary Committee. Passed.
"A bill for the relief of j. NJ. Kidd, OF
Benton county Tabled subject to call.
The resolution III relation to report of
State Revenue Agent, offered by Mr..
CoWan, was adopted, and the following
committee appointed; Messrs. Cowan.
Johnston, Bridges, Lowrance and Magee.
Mr.. Cowan called upa bill making appro-
priati0nS for the City Hospital at Nicks-
burg. Referred.
Mr. Anderson called up House Joint
Resolution relative to commission to
investigate the Board of Levec Commits |
sioncrS. Passed.
Mr.. .Cowan offered resolution in relation
to carrying concealed weapons. which was
tabled subject to call.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. Reynolds: y bin to amend Sec
tion 1905. of Revised Code of 1871. and for |
the relief of mechanics. Referred.
BY Mr. Birchett: To incorporate the
Merchants and Traders Telephone Com
pany. Referred.
BY Mr.. Anderson: An Act rendering
more efficient the system of public cduca-
lion in this state. Referred,
y message was received from the Gov
,rnor notifying the senate that he had
approved Senate bill in relation to certain
officers and employees of the Senate and
lOdc Committee.
ON motion the Senate adjourned.
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HOW ABOUT THIS P

1t has been the law of this State
llnce it itemerged from its chrysalis ter
'itorial condition and put on the dig
pity of Statehood, that man should
Pc eligible to road duty at the age OF
\ and receive his final discharge at
he age of so years. Yes erday the
House passed law extending the
pmits of this term of service, beginning
Y lG years of age and holding good
fll go.
Now the question is how is it to
llect the road working veteran who
/ as been discharged ? Amt there a
peck Of eXpostfactoism in reducing
I'm back to the ranks of the hoe
sang?
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HOUSE OF REPREshNTATIYES


House met pursuant to % adjourn.
ment, Spealf ger johns i'll the chair.
quorum present.
7 Journal'of yesterday was read and
approved. ! 1r
LeaYe of absence was granted tC
Messrs. Hurt, Mullins and Tuennison
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Reports were received from the
Committees on Education and Levecs,
reporting sundry bills, with recon-
mendatiOns.
Mr.. Taylor, of Lee, offered Joint
resolution in relation to the educa bic
children in the counties of Lee, Le-
tlore, Tunica, Montgomery, and Wash
ington, which was adopted.
Mr.. Leslie presented a memorial
asking for an appropriation from the
United States Government for i'm
proving the navigation of Pearl river.
Referred.
Mr.. Noland as Chairman, asked
leave to change the report of Commit
tee on appropriation, on Senate bill for
relief of Pilot Publishing Company,
which was granted.
Mr.. Coleman introduced bill for
the relief of Mrs. S. E. Roach, of
Winston county. Referred.
The privileges of the House were
extended to Judge Beacham, of Ma
con, on motion of Mr.. Seal.
Chapter %, of the Code, in relation
to Judicial Districts for Circuit and
Chancery Courts, was taken up.
Mr.. Harrison offered resolution
committing said chapter to joint
committee Of six. 1t was so referred.
Chapter II, i'll relation to prisoners
in county Jail, was ON motion of Mr..
Shields, postponed until Monday next.
Chapter rs, in relation to criminal
was adopted.
An Act to amend the statutes in
relation to Boards of Health, was
taken up.
The House went into Committee of
the Whole for consideration of the bill
with Mr. Love in the chair.
The Committee recommended the
passage Of The bill.
Mr.. McGee, of Clark, offered an
which was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. King, the House
adjourned.
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EN ENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
House met at 7:3O O'Clock. Quorum
| present.
| Leave of absence was granted to Mcs,rS.
| Taylor of Lee, and Worrcll.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Lewis of Claiborne: To ncorpo-
rate the Mason Relief Association of Mis-
| sissippi. Referred.
| Also an Act to systcmatiZe the records
OF State tax Lands, and for other purposes.
Referred.
By Mr.. Love: A bill in relation to crop
reports. Referred.
By Mr.. Carroll: A joint resolution to
provide for the appointment of II commit
tee to investigate and enquire into the
cause of the killing Of w. b. Cayanaugh, Il
convict, by the Pcnitcntiary guards.
Mr.. Gibson moved to table. Lost.
The resolution was adopted.
BY Mr.. Scabrooll: TO provide for relief
in eases of OVCr-asScSSmcnt. Referred.
Mr.. SomcrviIlc called up Senate resOlu-
tons commemorative of DR.. C.. NJ. Walden.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted
Mr.. Buchanan introduced an Act to
open section lines in the several counties
of the State. Referred.
Mr. FOrtSOn called up a. bill making an
appropriation for the City Hospital of
Nicksburg. and moved that the House 60
into Committee Of the Whole for its consid-
Grafton.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole, with Mr.. Applcwhitc in the chair. |
The Committee recommended the pas
sage of the bin as amended, and i passed
by vote of yeas 4G, nays y.
MIR. FcathcrstOn introduced an Act to
regulate the practice of the Circuit Courts |
in this State. Referred.
Mr.. Fortson called up an Act TO amend .
an Act in reference the Mississippi Valley .
and Ship Island Railroad. Passed.
Mr.. Walker called up an Act in reference
to the New Orleans and Northwestern
Railroad Company. Passed.
Mr.. Bailey called up Senate Joint ResOlu-
tion i'll relation to pay of officers of Senate,
and Code Committee, which was concur
red in.
Mr.. IEowry introduced bill in relation
TO the removal of certain officers from
offices. Laid OF table subject to call
Mr.. Madison introduced an Act to amend
he charter of Brooksvile, NOXubec
'Ounty. Passed.
On motion the House adjourned.
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
Sc N A E.
THlRTY-NIN'TH DAY.
EVENING SESSION.

Senate met at 1880 O'Clock, quorum
present.
On motion of Mr.. Cowah the Sen
ate took up bill "tO exempt certain
parts of Warren county, from tn,
operation of an Act to, protect til,
land owners of Warren county from
trespasses by stock, and amending
section of said Act. % 81 r.' -
The amendments, offered by, tho
I Committee were adopted, and tn,
bill further amended and passed.
/ On motion of Mr.. Gibbs; the Senate
took up bill to incorporate the Mer
chants Bank of Meridian.
The committee amendments were
adopted.
INTRODUCTION OF BELLS.
By Mr.. King: An Act in relation to
certain Manufacturing Companies.
Referred.
By Mr.. Brenham: An Act to au-
thorize the Supervisors of Adams
county to pay out money in repairing
roads in said county, during the years
1880 and 1881. Referred.
By Mr.. Humphries: An Act to
amend the charter of the City of
Columbus. Referred.
On motion of Mr.. Cooper, the Sen
ate took up an Act to incorporate
Carnot Posey Lodge No. 37S, in At
tala county. The bill passed.
The Senate went into Committee of
the Whole, for consideration of Chap
ter "A, of Code in relation to the sale
OF vinous and spirituous liquors.
The Committee reported the Chap
ter back, without recommendation.
House amendment was concurred in.
The amendments offered by Messrs.
Reynolds and J. p. Carter were adopt
ed, and the Chapter, as amended, was
adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Bills, the Senate
adjourned.
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ENENING SESSION.

House met at 80 p. m. quorum present.
The privileges Of the House were extend
ed to Hon. J. V. Morris. ot Columbus.
Leave Of absence was gEanted 10 MesSrs.
FeathcrSton and kearncV.
The following bills were introduced and
passed:
by Mr., SomerNillc: To amend au Act
to provide for and regulate the custody
and control Of the school land fund. arising
from the 10th section in Chectaw aud
other counties. etc.
BY Mr.. Hill To repeal an Act 20 ineor-
pOrate the Soctohouma Mills.
BY Mr.. Mctiee. Of Clarke: To authorize
the Board Of Supervisors Of Clarke county
to sell certain property.
The following bills were called up and
passed
BY Mr.. SomerNille: To incorporate the
Carrollton Female College.
BY Mr.. Drane To incorporate the Dido
Male and Female College in ChOctaw
county.
BY Mr.. Lewis Of Claiborne: To incorpo-
rate The Port Gibson Mills.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,!
EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
House met at 7:3O p. M, quorum
present.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. Andrews introduced an Act
creating an additional Justice of the
Peace in Attala county. Referred.
Also, an Act to incorporate the
Trustees of the Episcopal Fund
and church property, and to define
their powers. Referred.
Mr.. Chamberlain introduced a bill
to provide for defraying the expenses
OF the Commissioners appointed by
the Governors of States in the Missis-
sippi Valley, upon the commerce and
Improvement Of its rivers. Referred.
III. B. 376 for the settlement Of all
controversies and litigation between
the State Of Mississippi and the Mobile
and Ohio r.. r. Company, was taken
up.
Mr. McGee, of Clarke, presented
minority report upon the bill, and
moved that consideration be postponed
until tomorrow night. Lost
On motion of Mr.. Madison, further
consideration of the bill was postponed
until next Tuesday night.
On motion of Mr.. Ramsey, the
House adjourned.