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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24

II the reports OF rhievius about Mirgo
are true, Governor Foraker will have to
call out the militia. The mysterious dis
appearance Of 5000 chickens and other
loose property in so short time, ID a little
100 much. The Ohio spring chicken must
DO protected, and the people must
Strike TIL the as. armed foe expires.
stliks f0r their chickens ana tuer Hres
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24

THg CRY in this country has long been
John Chinaman must GO But ii there
is sny truth IN the reports in yesterday 3
paper, the CRY will soon be raised in China,
Mclean man must go. The rule will
work both ways.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24

As The striking Huns persist in doing
nothing but keep in the way and agltate'
An attemp. is to be made TO freeze them
out Our national weather prophet Is to De
called upon fer a dozen billiards made
according 10 the most approved Western
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24

when we have correct ideas Of the great
world around US, but when corrupt itera'
turs, like CIRoE's sorcery, has beWitched
the mind and imbued it with debased and
false ideas, it is not to be wondered at that
so MANY are driven to the wall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24
AUCTION SALE
Oh
DESIRABLE PROPERTY.

A good sized Lot and Seyen-IOOmei Brick House,
supplied with Water and tias, centrally 10 aaied,
numbered 1886 on the east side OF Eor street, one
door above Twelfth street ls now rented for
$3.50 per month. To be sod at the Court lioute
Saturday Morning, February 81, 1886,
at 10 O'CLOCK, TO the highest bidder.
TRRMs-Sl 900 or as much more as the purchaser
may desire Ia pay, cash, the balance Ia one and
two years with six per cent interest, secured nv
deed OF trust on the property. little perfect and
guaranteed. JAMES l.. HAWLkY.
w. II. HALIRR, Auctioaeer tebpUg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24

Tvs Greeks persist in wanting to tight
somebody, no matter whom. lfthey keep
on they may be satisfied sooner than they
lnaira
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24

SoNE of the Republican Senators would
ike 10 make kind Of an Ohio Legislature
out Of the Senate, BY diekering with the
Question of appointments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24
nur REEIsTEiI.

West VirginiRns SOjOurning In
Washington can always find the
DAILY REGISTER ON the conn
Ter OF LePIey ~ FinSter, news
dealers, .I5 Fifteenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24

S1R CHARLES DILEE is said to be gong
crazy. A guilty conscience is hurting
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24
Cure Guaranteed

TIE Csle Pos
" e1kqess5 Premat urc Old A &c, dke. ke. 6z0H
reward PAD II eTsry Bet sell does nor eenerate
tsSn Belt Es send written guarantee % return tn
IN 2bounI Pa;d u u does net make copptete cure
Ssaha paftic5naEH seIt free. KLECTBIC BkLT
AeESCf.cTFlztDosaAT 4 State Sc 1rooktyp.H.f
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24

tho THE CREDITORS OF JOHN BRIsTOs.
l. deceased:
In pursuance Of q deere Of the Municipal CoJri
OF wheeling. made In Q czuse therein pending. 10
subject the real estate Of the saif John Brinto 10
tho psy ment OF bis debts ytu no required 70 pre-
sent your claims sgainHt The estate OF the ssd Johl
brinton, Tor adjudication 70 Jo-eph r. Paul, Com
missioner, at his oftos. No. I2L1 Chsplins street
In The city OF WhseliDg. Ohio county, West Viz
ginis; on or before Wednesday, the 18th day Of
March, IsS-
Witnes, hopn N. Dsrah, Clerk Of aid Coun,
this ID day Of February, 1856.
THOMAs u. DARRAH,
ieOaDavV Clark.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24

N"RElLLI BLOCK" OPERA HOUSE COR
l. ner: Ore store room fronting on Market
street next TO C. schnepis drug store; seven rooms
inr Offices in second and third stories; one large
La 10 fourth story, covering the entire building
also, handsomely finished and well lighted base
ment, suitable FOR almost any kind OF business and
Will lie completed in icw days. The other rooms
are ready for Occupancy nov.
The store room aud up stairs rooms, handsome.
~ finished, No. 1883 Main street. Possession given
lst April
One large store room and cellar, No. IS Zane
bt;Cet, 60, ner Zane and Broadway, Island.
also. large brick house, No. 2iI6 Main street !;
suitable for boarding house Possession lat A pril
Also, four tenement houses in same location.
Possession can be given Immediately, and rents
reasonable 10 good tenants.
apply 10 NJ. REILLY,
febllh Nos 1869 and 1911 Main ST
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24
III. j. SCHULZ,
-IEALER IS-
Boots Go shoes,

No. 1927 Market Street.
4 large stsck Of the best and mort teTyiceztls
goods always on hand. The trada Is invited to call
and examine Tor themselves, fsblsh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24
FOR z TENT.
FOR. RDNT.

NOR RbNT-OHE NlX-ROOMED DWELL
IL ing, No 2il6 Main street. Enquire at No.
% 2 Main street. feb2h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24
ChapIins Street Property for Sale.

]. C. HERvEY, AuCti1re-r. febl2l
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-19
The r.. r.. v. &C. ordered Sold.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn., March 1a-Judge John
Baxter, Of the United States Circuit Court to-
day ordered the sale of the East Tennessee, vir-
ginia & Georgia railroad, on the application of
the Central Trust Company, of New York. The
sale is to occur after six weeks advertising. and
not later than the 18th of May. The paymentis
to be $780, 900 cash the day of saie and the bal
ance either in cash or in mortgage bonds. No
bid will be taken for lessssthan $40 600 000 The
sale will include all the lines from Knoxville to
Brunswick and Meridian, with the branches and
other property, including certain stock in the
Knoxville e. Ohio railroad and Memphis e.
Charleston railroads. The purchasers will take
the roads subject to all prior valid liens, which
amount to about S., 900. 900. This takes the road
out of the hands of the receiver as soon as the
sale is confirmed. 1t is generally understood
that the present bondholders, who recently pro-
posed reorganization scheme, will be the pur-
chaSers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-19

CHICAGO, March 49, The Central Passenger
Committee in session here to-day, patched up
dispute that threatened its existence. A COM
promise was reached by which the Pennsylvania
and the Cincinnati 81 Columbus Midland with
draw their notices of withdrawal each road
agreeing to make charge for chair service on
it's competing lines. Commissioner Daniels was
an association rate-sheet including about one
hundred and twenty five points The Eastern
Illinois, upon application. became member of
the associatior
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-19

! Law without Lawyers
use. BY Henry B. Corey,
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-19
Projected Railway Enterpr,ses.

within the last few weeks an increasing dis
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more especially In the way Of the ex-
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Gouth. 1t Is said. arrangements have been eff
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Georgia Midland road, a through short-lne from
I1aichmona, Va, TO New Orleans. Il is reported,
also, that the Richmond q Danville system will
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-19
lsrHE leprous distillment. whose effect

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Such are the effects of diseased and morbid bile,
the only antidcte for which is to cleanse and
regulate the liver--an Office admirably performed
by DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-18
ROUND ABOtT TOWN.

pok out Tor Ellis moving wagon
rider YOUR chicken feed from
her
We your orders Tor Ice To Farley
deliver on time.
Fst bee cream in Waco nt thc Dci.
leo, 10 ccut- u plate.
borgc W. Mclaughlin sell. aud
Ecrs a big load OF dry stove wood
BIZ
Erle ~ ice meet, the hot wave sue
full 1t is the only thing that
do TINT.
Erle O., zee meet. thrho wnyc sue
full Il is the only thing that
do that
psrding and lodging Mt Alex
es White Elephant restaurant.
him a call.
We your orders tor Ice to Farley.
deliver on time,
oldcu'- Liquid licci Tonic rs ii
deriul remedy for wcakuc-s,
aud loss OF appetite -
ere l. ~ fact more positively
ed than that Cmrh's Blood and
rpills is the best medicine for
usncss, dyspepsia, sour stomach,
in the side, back aud limbs and
feelings. Sold boy Or. =. Il.
let.
pply yoursclf with sugar torprc-
ny while 10 il so cheap ut &. &.
..lN D
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-18

The returns are iu from only "A por.
ton of the ,ouutN..-a little more than
onc.halt We give the vote
H. far A. heard from A.
thr as the return, are In Terrell
has received moro than two vote, to
MaNcy'- one. 'rcudcrgu-t !, leading
Elgiu so tar that there - no doubt "a.
To the outcome. The race between
Robertson. liattlr aud Mills for the
legislature J.. c,osr. Eugene Williams
leads Jundc Wc,, for district Judge.
Judge Evans leads Il, " Davis lad
votes. \. VI. Harris !, $50 votes
ahead OF Joe Taylor for county nttar.
ncy, with his most promising terrific
~ to hear from Mcs-rs. John ".
Baker, county clerk. and otis
W. David, taN collector.
are tar In advance of
their opponents who are virtually
out of the race ShoriR Harris lead.
Ellison j5i votes for sheriff. while
Treasurer Wallace Las received more
votes than his opponents combine
Norwood. for assessor. is 800 votes
ahead of prim vi. nearest competitor.
DR.. Goddard, for surveyor. j. easily
500 votes ahead OF Gen. Spcight.
In the Fourth ward the delegate,
named 10y the ms-s meeting 50 com.
pIctcly showed under the opposition
ticket that h.urcs are unnecessary
The following are the delegates from
TN, ward TO the county convention:
Mr.. VI. BOEgcs-. John r. Marshall.
Bart Moore w. klnchcioc. Dr W.
l.. Barker, Dr. =. \. Owens /, T.
rurrott aud WIN. llournoy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-18

plcNiun is -allow. They are signs of
tdi-ordcird liver, which can he cured
bY using Morris Cssaaruc
order your meat from the Model
Meat market, and secure the great
luxury of lllc-tcndcr, fat Juicy
steaks.
Flatulcncy aud wind on the .,om-
nch roudor "a healthy digestion impos-
-ihic. Morris Cnsrnrnc l. the spc-
cilic for these disorders.
y too frequent desire To- di.ch,"-,
the bladder II neglected, VIII result
seriously, take Or j. II. McLc,n's
LAYER and kidney Balm,
Telephone your orders for meat to
the Model Meat market, Jus A..
B.ak", proprietor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-18

81 LouIBJunc 2a,-Albort llaydou,
Waco Texas DEAR -IH-ln reply to
your inquiry regarding the Bud.
w0iuer beer, you are respectfully m.
formed that thu special brand Is
made OF the finest imported barley
aud Bohemian hops and Is in every
respect complete counterpart OF the
famous palo lager beer made In the
city Of Budwoisb, bohemia Its spec.
ial points ofcxccllonco are the small
percentage Of alchOl it contains, the
liuc hop flavor and taste, which act rs
a tonic. aud the sparkling and win
Gus appearance of the beverage,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-18

Mallory "thr d1,u'ur,' hp- for
moro lhGua month brcu testing the
possibility closing OUT part OF
M- business, namely gents Furnish
ing goods and hats, iu order To dee
vclup ucw bI,tuc.-. that of manu-
featuring clothing ouA considerable
.ruIc, II hn. already been shown
that the rou,uumgtiouutthn-' plans
wal have TO Doe postponed 10 more
favorable casou. MALLORY will there.
fore carry a-u,unl the two lines Of
furnishing goods aud aat., hut will
soil many high grade. IN shirts, m
dorwmr hg.tuo,r. rto ,Hn.l also straw
hats at ,Nrct cost,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-18

For District Clerk Z t. ncaLc,.
For County Clctk o. II. kImg.-
worth. I'd. John " Baker %.
tor ~hctIn D. T. Ellison. 800. Dec
Cook. u. viii l-h. ., Wu Harris. .n
For County Treasurer H. u Wal.
lncc, 5d. Penny H. Williams, 90 /. I.
| lilnrd I.
For lnN COLLECTOR otis ". David.
Gu, Allen J.. West, ..
For TnV Assessor e. -. Madden.
Is. = !. Norwood, 32. r.t rrim. lu.
u T. Nomhlc. %. Bob Hills. o.
For County surveyor i "
~pcight, $40. Nudrsw Goddard, -.
For Cattle aud Hide Inspector
padc Frost, 70, Ike Pryor iu. ~ruh
| kilgo. /. sam DELAY,
For Public Mcirhcr Is. Mills. a..
Ihomns ross, / \ y Jenkins. H
Justice Of Pence, Precinct No.
!. Il. icunctt ~; T. VI Mnkcig, 90,
W NJ, sleeper, -
Constable ui Precinct No. tutl
jackson. ~, doll ~tinsou. %, Ice Jru-
hin-. 10. Tom Henry. q. VI. II BLACK.
momd, q. i. IL MublcN.aa
A'llllNlNHANllil W ' l'Nlitl NJ
r.l. Harper. 30 T. W runchard.
a. nAmu-uN sWtnu.
Fort > senator Terrell, aG tie.
luud. Il, MnAcy. 80, ilnncoch, o.
For iloatcr llgiu, o., rtcnicr-
gast, 10.
For representative Robertson, d,
| Battle, A., Mills, OF.
For district Judge West %, vi.
| lumz, o,
| For romty Judge lou- &c., nn.
Wis, 80
For county nloruc, Harris C
Taylor. &c.
For district clerk Bcaslc,, 20.
For county clerk killngyWorlh
II, baker, GN.
For shcrii Ellison, o, Cook :; l-h
O. Harris, o.
For county treasurer Wallace. oi
Williams, ., lillurd, y.
For tHN collector David, Co.,
( West, a..
For tnN assessor Madden. -. Nor.
wood, 49,. rrm, IT,, Womulc. ID, III
| liz, d.
For county surveyor SpciehL "a
Goddard, 30.
For cattle aud hide Inspector
Frost, =; pryor. @; kilgo, %. De-
Hay,
FOR public wcighcr Mills. o..
| Cross, / Jenkins. H..
Commissioncr at urcuuri 80.
Harper, I; runchard, a.
Justice of peace. precinct Nr. "
'uuchArd, 80.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-18

For s. senator Terrell, aui. lac
| land, ., MnNcy, 3s, Hancock, %.
For llont,r L'gn, ~, rr'udrr.
gH-t, lb.
For Representatives Robertson, 90.
Battle, s6, Mills,yL
For district judge West &C., Vii
linms, IA.
Forcomp Judge l.yan-, lol,pn.
Wis. 81.
For county Nttornc, Imrri-, lol,
Taylor, IA.
For district clerk lca-lc,, 2,J.
For county clerk hillingsWorlh
~; Baker, l6l.
For sheriff Edison, 30 Coos, 3.
| lbh, 2u Harris, lij.
For county treasurer Wallace l~-.
Williams, -; lilhrd, 10.
For taN collector DAVID lr,
/ West 81
For tax asscbeor Madden. ~, Nur
wood, a. Prim, lGli Womblc, u. III
| lis, (.
Tor county surveyor 9pcfghii a..
Goddard. 1876
For cattle aud hide inspector Frost
/ 10, Pryor, 80 kilgo. %, DcllRy, 10.
| For pnhlic wcighcr Mile, mo-
Cross, ! jenkins, 1884
Conni--iOucr of precinct Nos
Nalloy, 1873; Bird, 100.
Justice of pcacc precinct No s..
Muk Gig. loli NHllcy, 80 Palmer Dl.
For constable of precinct 40. 5
Crlppon, 49, Brown, N; Rogers, go,
| Miller, 80, Shoemaker go hcutou, u.
JONES. p Williams o.
Al. Itt.Ittl,.' % agIIDtt. ma. ~.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-18

Tho very latest ucWa from the
county il 10 tho effect that the WurO
Furniture company has swept every
thing before IT, aud the people ARE
iubilAnt over 1t, triumph over high
priced Institutions.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-18

rntsr WARD
For United States senator. Terrell.
~; ireland, rs; MaNcy, lup; Hancock,
For Floatcr-"Elgiu, %, prcudcr.
gast, l-g
For Representative Robertson. mo-
l'ntilc. u. MILF, ~.
For u strict Judge West. l2O; VIII
liam-, lil.
for County Judge Evans. ies
Davis, 1888,
For County Attorney Harris, "a
Tay lG1.
For District Clcrk-..Bcasley. 2G2.
For County Clcrk Killing, worth.
80; Baker. 2gl
For sheriff Ellison, so; Cook, 3.
lsh. ~: Harris, l5L
For County Trcusurcr--W Wallace.
l9u, Williams. 5t. LlllArd, o..
For laN Collcctor...Dnvid, 1892;
West, 5t.
For rnN A.sc-,or.-- Maiden. Gt.
Norwood, l'u. frim, is. Womblc. .:
Ililli-, rs
ForConuy surveyor -spcighl, lai;
Goddard, mo.
For Catilr and LIidc ln,pcctor-..
Frost, d., Pryor M. hilgo, 20; Dc
HAY. 81,
For Public Wcighcr--Miu,, 81;
Cross, -o;lcnkins. 10.
For Justice of Peace Precinct 40. ]
--Bcnnctt 81; iIakcig 40; sleeper,
l,g.
For Constable of Precinct NO. l...
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-18

or OunSlnblc, IrcciuCt No. Nv n.
| liems, III, Goodman, i9 Sparks is.
| Nl.cn. 49,
rE1.iuE STRINGS.
iHt ult,d states senator Terrell.
is. ireland, %. NaNcy, 2i. Haucork. g.
Tor foecr E'sin 90. rrcuicr
sa.t, -
For E.l sentative Robertson 80
lor District Jude, Mc.I, IS vii
For County ludse-ryans. $50.
| Davis, a.
For County Attorney Harris. IS.
| TAYLOR. 2U.
For District Cicark BeNlcv. Us.
For County Clcrk killingsworth.
o.; Baker, %.
For Sher.n--Elis1n, $50. Cook, Il.
l,h. q; llArris. H.
For County Treasurer Wallace. o..
Williams, 70. lillard, H.
For Tan Collector David. go West,
For lAN Assessor Madden. l5.
| Norwood, -3 hrim, ~ Womblc o..
Hills. lu.
Goddard. &c.,
Far tnttIr and iIlc tr.,,,,,,
Frost . Ppor' In K,lso. IA ncIl,v.
y;
..r p,,li Wt,,., un. .,.
rr... i',,i.,, ,'S"'' '''''' -'
'ns,i'.c ~ p.a., pro.i,., \,
49,, l W. '",V ,'..',, w. ID,
l"'r n.,. ,pfN, =, 'i,,,,,,,o,
r,D', '''''''., a., WYNN '" 49,.
li."r, iu..i' n,'nJ - v,linv III w. '''
Fnr ,,m,n,..'" ,'i , ,,' Jn" W.
rr,.s ~ il,,J ~ ''''"' ave
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III, ". d.. :; senate" senator =, l'rrI'" ilI
}nr -,,rr iii. ~, 'i .r' - Tr -,
cr,.t ~ '''"'"' owe ''""''
FAR i,cprr.rpt.tiy. Rnncr,.,p
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-18

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For T. = s.,,,,- r,~..u =,
,,tc.s ro,, 90 ''"'''' ''''c'" -
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FOR County ATTORNEY Harris, H-
lay ior ''
FOR 'strlei licrk BcasleN. ~
For County Clerk hilliuRswor,h,
!9 Maker o.
or Nh'ih- Ellison, 2'. llrr Cook.
~, i.h. W Harris, "r
,I"r county rrasurcr wallace ~.
w l.llnih-, d lizard u,
tor taN collector David, ~,
west II:
For IaN Assessor Madden, 80.
Norwood. l"o frm, td; Womblc, ID.
nuns ~
tor county Surveyor Npclgh. .o.
Goddard. ol
I"r attic nni llldc Inspector
lr">t 4. l'rN"r b. kilEo.". pcllsN .,
tor iuhlir NCghrr Mills. %
'r's-' Jenkins,
Commissioners of Precinct 80. ,
Na'.cN, ., Bird, o.
,,'n'i''' oi l''a.r' 'r,c'nct W. 3 .-
MhNclg, 20. NhIc\, b. lhlmcr ~.
constable Unstable Precinct No y Crippon
~ hr"Wh, q" rogers, u. Shoemaker
$50, Icuton, - Julurs, W ulinus. %.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-18

10, Public Meighet Mills, VI,
Cro.s, l5; JouRius.
For Commissioner. Precinct No. A.
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not the ghost of chance for his
brother to be elected, and ALI accept
ed the Republican nomination with
a full knowledge of the emptiness of
the honor, knowing too that Bob was
an aspirant for the Democratic nomi-
nation. Many Republicans thought
that Bob was the strongest man the
Democrats could put out, and they
pressed Alf's nomination hoping thus
to choke Bob off. The Republicans
knew they had no possible chance of
electing their candidate, and they
thought the nomination of ALT Tay-
lor to be good strategic scheme to
reduce the Democratic majority.
They have now been checkmated
in their tactics, and the ides of No
vember will bury forever their hopes
of Republican ascendency in Ten
neSSee.
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platform, reported to the Convention,

platform, reported to- the Convention,
to-Wit:
"Resolved that the right of the
State to regulate transportation by
railroads so as to prevent extortion
and unjust discrimination has become
a cardinal doctrine with the Democ-
racy of Tennessee, and it favors such
legislation from time to time as may
be necessary for the protection of the
people against such oppression and
inequality"
And they submit this as their mi
nority report, with the recommends
ton that such resolution be adopted
by the Convention.
JOSIAH PATTERSON,
ALBERT T. MCNEAL,
JNO. B. BUCHANAN,
JAS. w. BLACKMORE,
A. E. GARNER,
e. l.. GARDENHIRE.
A motion was made to lay the mi
nority report on the table. The vote
on this motion was taken by counties,
and the report was tabled by vote Of
867 to All.
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No "Coons" Wanted.

Milan Exchange.
Jack Grim, colored, returned here
from Cairo, a few days since, where
he has been living some time, work.
ing with a grocery and produce house.
A short time since he was sent up the
L. G. road to Anna, ILL.,, a red-hot Re
publican town, to buy lot Of chick
ems, eggs, etc. While walking along
the street, he was halted by white
man and asked what he was doing
there. Jack stated his business and
sauntered offslowly. But the Hoosier
was not satisfied. He told Jack that
"coons" were not allowed in that
town, and he'd better move out quick.
Jack found that the town was an I'M
healthy place for "niggers," and
struck bee line for the depot. He
said he thought the folks looked at
him "mighty Gurus" on the street,
but didn't understand it until he
found he was the only "nigger," in
the town, and that they wereabout to
mob him to get him away. Jack is
strong Democrat now, and tells the
negroes to go to Anna, ILL.,, if they
wish to find out how well the Repub,
licans of the North love the colored
race.