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THE GUARDIAN.
WUHAT MIW RMENNA USAD.
II Jaete. It s't. aOWl~..
3? J1.MWS UE.L.L IWWL.
abbi Jebsnba mmd to my
M Uted mtes angels every day,
'ret ma stleh.el asd the net
IM tmeded in remteon's net,
Whbis ely nee was to cry
Nmua mcaIs, ind thus to diet
Or rathe, with L 'e n .wernes kt,
To be led bmoma om banisbment.
Rabbi Jebehaes ad the skill
To knew that Heaven ib in God's will;
Aatt Miss shegh Jimr a spaee
O an heat ng, may win a grace
As tdset o ngaIer end of glow
As Prines the Chat rlkn ew.
7r we aloeiom, i d , o m btob
One of tlh.trWedwd Hierarchy,
To bern with r rto shine
With Chlamt@, w divne;
OSU lrNI e ldfw IM (led,
iemsid m a stere's slew
m Mrds adt bloemmem do,
5lr I me rapt moment know
HTIIve meet Oe, not we mist go,
geIdl wlay s ewar the tlhne
Aum wtkat ea its t ne,
As hee e" md the throng
e my eme beath of perect sung.
That, l tn simple human way,
Mad all tbh hnt of Heaven uslt .my.
Do the city Ipapers my anything
in regard to your parishl Nothiug.
Do they contain notices of your
hools, meoetings, eburebes, in.
provements and hundreds of other
local matters of interest which your
hope papers publish without lmay
Not as. item. Do they ever smy a
word calculated to draw attention
to your perish and aid in its pro
rem and enterpeiseo Not a line.
And there are men who take suel
contracted views of this matter, that
nuleam they are getting as many
square inches of reading matter in
their own as they do in a city paper,
they think they are not getting the
worth of their money. It remlndl
us of a man who took the largeat
pair of boots In a box becaueo the
prie was the same as the pair mtuch
saile, that itted him.-- ert Feli.
sieeas Meadet.
The above observations are in the
main correct. The city papers, how.
ever, give more attention to cunlltry
interests than the Hientinel credits
them with; but it is ncolcd the lesa
tre that it is the pariah paper which
looks tfuly sand especially after the
home interests of its people. A well
edited country paper is of invalcna.
ble service to a comnmanity, and
every citizen of the parish salould
subscribe for it and pay for it in all.
vanes before he thinks of takillg ;ty
other journal. There are no papers
we leed with so much pleasurn as
our live cosmtry exchanges. They
give us the slam of intelligence
which is of most importance to the
public, and through their coltmif.a
we keep em rapport with the eople i
of every portion of our own and
neighboly states.
Among the oouetry papers of tlo
biana there are a number condutedl
with iatelli! eec spirit and Isnle.
peadene; the papore we alwayst
Iow relneeant and influence the *
community in which they are ,rint-. c
ed, and we attach great value to t
their articles. There are others
which ae almost a disgrace to their
parishes and deserve no support.
Thy are horribly printed; they con.
tai less matter than an apprentice "
emed set in twodays, and they never 1
frnlish us with in intelligent opin. 1
len or an item of local news. Alive, *
nrMetie country editor does more it
.mbeoammunlty, sml generallyget.
IM pay for it thmantny other eiti.
Nm of the parish or county. Hlow. h
ever, there has been improvement nt
of late years in this respect. The d'
seattn editor who conducts a good B"
paper i no longer, as lie used to be, it
S p C meadicant who is expected o
to drink fe whisky, live on i t~er le
wetk and borrow that. People of
read more newspapers now; the 8S
standard of ability in countr3y joer. t
nalism has been raised, and the mt
ouantry editor, where he is a real «'
woker, I a man of consequencee te
SOtE his fellow.citisem. . But the hi
eemttr,* iPs can yet be improved, th
S It it annm to ua, the duty of lik
evey a.tisen of a perici, where an de
at eaprtii pa per is publibshed, to Al
aid the dito  . in Improving it and pk
.wadoil i Inntiuenee by Ub inb.
I to aid pa4ingl for itL After
a adoue L let him forard a ma
sas ceider for the only ruepresent.
tive Soettce, anl live newspaper of
Itie:
Pr'*** ole
Ad the stigma is not confined pOa
ame, .,o euary brthren, w toi
a ltl~e watch and jewelry asM
•  _ pano and lottery swin. 11a
d hy Am not all who are to the
lme whbo pual for a cigar or sixt
lm. This h.umble, lick.spittle tite
d u9_t~t la ulive t your card and abo
libe Iune as a pro 9.0o, isujie
-- ame." .aty lashed in the muds, quit
bs Se r eosdEt al of the erft ae
_g w ith Iaymop" for highcr Ti
-qra a
Iad dIsna to ar al In who i n
 m ab or m fashion, who cl
SMet em individusl household endh
goAN d, an ine it is not uncommos
A that men are accsed of diareputa.
blo IMrposes, hbold to account for the
10. Inek of ilntegrity, and even abused
for dishonesty, who do act filly ac
cord with certain, expressed opin
ions.
For instance: We see it advanced
that many of the advoeates for a
constitutional convention, are de- t
feated politicians and odcseockers,
*.t, that they are of the tribe who han
die not tihe "flesh-pots," that they are I
the idle, hands-in-the.pocket "outs."
will; That their ardor for the covent'tion
is but another "patriotic" effort for
k the beloved 1mOple-.who will make
them money-in-thbepocket "ins."-
That at morn, at noon and at night
cey, they sing:
"My country 'tin of thee
sweet laInd of lilrty,"
Only a Cultilutiuuaul Cuov~-ntion
And I percihance will "slide ill."
On the other hand, we notice news
ow palers, pretentious of intelligence
mugs go, and wearing a semblance of title to
tlhre respectability in the "noblest of
ea arts," Imputing the same slfldh me
. tiees to the anticonventionists; im
pugnuing them with the salf solacing
1 iU) soliloqluy: "We are the 'ins,' alnd
you can t get us 'out' with your new,
sweet scented constitution."
The one saying we want a new
ithitig con)titution, we are opposedl by none
tthing. Iut the otlice holders. The other
your uttering it is dangerous to try the
e, inm experiment of such electionsi nqw,
other and none are alvocating such but
ii your the defunct, shelved.politicials.
It pa YNewspapers of Louisimntla are re
say a ducing this solemn, moltnetous
cution question to this low, contemptible
to pro- and niggardly issue: "You ure in
a line. olilce, and are afraid ofgetting out;"
D such no: "You are 'oiut' of ofico alld are
r that striving to get in!" t much t-lo d
many with the controversy has this abone. I
ter in inable phase, through editorial
paper, instrumentality, as that the lrat
ag the question )nuccruing any niew
ainuls apparer is to know whether he is
urgest anll "in" or an "Out."
so the Our confrerea know better than tl
much this. Their good sense, editorial
. taste and jouralistic ability justly
entitle them to a higher place in V
In the their useful spheres. Comne, gentle- p
i how m ten, throw away your corroded pen im
unra in disgunt and pluck a new quill for
,edits our honorable employment! Open a
e lias ip the doors and windowe of the ti
which time honoredl sanctum and let in the  
ir th purifying atmospheres ofreflnemelnt
well d good enase where they properly
alma belong. Come up higher to your I
anl own latitude of profit .lnd uselfintlnvs
Iouyt to yourselves uld to our fellow
in am- mai. Write no more such puerile
Sany stuff,; so disgraceful nand so  egrd.
oper imag to the l'rcs.--Ilurnl Times.
They Notable Senators.
fenuce -
u the The lion. John W. Forney, in his
mri "Annals of the War,"just ipullished
d in the Philadelphia Times, gives io
ninny interesting detailsof Ilmen and N'
hou things brought into proaminence by ii,
moted our late unpleasantces& After do- .
li o scribing John Blidell as a hard inr
tilo worker and strong hater, he pro
rint- ceeds, as follows, to the considera-.
e to tiol of other notable ,eators: I
their His colleagno at this time was Mi,
ort. Judah ll. lienjamiu, now Q. C'., or "
con- Queen's Counsel at the Elnglish llr. t 'r
tice What a handsomne olive, bhlckeoyeid C,
lever lebrew scholar lie was! When he
spoke secession in the eante lie J
live, spoke it from hi lips and denied it
no il his heart! lie imoved through c'
gets Washington society a brilliant star, 'i
lti- flashing andi dazzliug all siles by st;
low- his contagions wit and magnetic
nelt manner. lohen I saw him in Lot(i. ;"
The don, in 1873, although he ldidt not h
ood see me, he was hidden utnder the big
Sbe, British barrister's wig, and he was
sted obese, and rather wadhliing; nothing tn.
per left of the original Judlah but a pair At
ople of twinkliug black eyes Charles At
thUe Bmner and llenry Wilson were
iou both in the Senate-very different
the men in manner arIm deportment. lt
real Wison was genuine, honest and per. 114,
iee feetly Patriotic. Sumner, with aill 1
the his latelleotumal habits, w. s fond of C. o
ed, the pleasures of the table,l he livedl "a
Sof like a gentleman, entertained a great
an deal, and went much into society. I
to Although an advanced lReiubliei an p
lad eding for the largest liberty, mand t
rib isting upon the perfeet political
ter equality of the races, he was, Il e
I many respects a dilettaeg, a Ontie at
t Judge of psItures and statuary, fond s.
2erof brle-abra somethimig of an a- ,Sprim
quinlsite i his oa a i .tb
mnlners, anld a wonmerful oonves- fo.
tiomallat. Wilson, although always Rr
elcsnly attired, and peasanit of Atha
speseb, and very sclll mu his inter, htu:
edl course with other, was an ultra
teIrn.pranso man, and most frugal In
ais living. Thoe lived and d.ied i.. t'
n. Waahington City--8umner died on "
to tle eleventh of Mareb, 18t74, in his j,
a sixty-fourth yrear, and Wilson on the Pam
Stwentrysecond of November, 1875, toc
I about the same age, without a stain MW
is upon their reputations- Wilson mrZi
, quite popr, and Suamer leaving a
t small competency.
or There are 13 female PoStmasters Md
in Sehnylkill t'ounty,Penunsylvrni,,, -
r- d thein osal-carls that are reeuiv
Mdithatmei rked aaMl doit s c. . A
me I e btkeahoy's ainlt-Iatde, nt tile -'ugtUi
id end or the trern.s
moe The Suaday Lk PFJtk TO
w the To the Him. &enate and the House -
oosed of Reprcsewntatlie is leseral As re
ly ac- ewmbly conrescd: vaui
opin- We, the tundersigned, citizens and (m
ksidents of Claiborne l'arish, State iat
meed of Louisiana, would most respect. ha
for a fully potition your honorable body IF
de to enact a suitable law whereby and cpi
ker, wherein all selling, and bartering, antt
hal antd trading, and especially the sell- (ar
tyare ing of intoxicating liqnors on Sun- '.t
ttis." day shall be prohibited under pains ,,
ttiotn and penalties. ligt
rt for eo Iptition for such a law be. to
make cause we believe the financial in
I*.- terests of the State will be greatly will
night enhanced, and conduce to the gon. .·oa
oral prosperity of the commlon- tU.+
wealth. titin
We petition for such a law, be- ;"
cause the want of a Sunday statuto At
has been used by oar enemies cte,
to prevent, and has prevented, im-c
Ic to migrants front investing and settling rtaj
st of among uts, causing the loss of mil- this
ii ma lions of dollars of cap!tal, which will
; im- otherwise would have sought invest- of i
ncing ment in our rich lands, and driving oak
and good citizens of other States from us.
new We petition for such a law, be
cause the criminal records of our
new parishes go to show that one-half of
the crimes committed iu our State
ather are placed upon the dockets of our
the courts on account of the sales of
intoxicating liquorson Sunday.
Ibqwt We peition for such a law, be- .Sr
t cause there are thousands of young Att
to re- men and employees, who are vire A.tit
itous tually imprisoned in warehouses, '";
tibl stores and shops, and saloons, who ,,,.
ro in of right ought to have the freeuan
of this (lod-given day.
For these and numerous other Chic
toado reasons which might be cited, we A"au
bow- petition for such a law.
ori.l Give to the citizens of our State
frst so good and so wholesomeo a law,
new and we will as in duty bound ever Unit
lo is pray, e.
We pubfslh the above petition for
ttan the reason that it will be interesting
is to many of our patrons. I)r. John
. i l l'. Harmnon, ever prompt in enter•
ntlic prises having for their object the
I p improvement in morals and general
)lf amelioration of his race, leads in
the this movement.
I the pt
nint RBELIGIOrUS NOTICES. Park
our Hem& Clrenlt---. . Church Mouth. (a b rl
mIcas REV. J. A. PARKER, PAiTl.
How Tulip Chunr-h -- irst uisinlty in rach Ta
.rile nitnlth, at It t)' l'k, a. ln. Ilt-ard', CAllltr - ' Ta t
r 4d- 'rvtcrs MainI d,:tay ai aibt e, at :ii pt . I'. riI
IlHornr-.Secold unt F'earth Sn]da a it
eanh lmonth, at It o'rl'k, a. U., a9l(lonm|d Cor,
tulytta}' at p. in. Arizona-IThinrd Sti Paris
day, at II a. u,., Antlo S . . Willitam '
Chaprl--Fourth .nnd., :,t :) p. no.
Ihis i Haynettllle (Irrcut. War
e d J'luitt-Firm S.tbhath,at 11 ocl'k a u,
ices tira)'. Chalk.- irwt ,abhath, at 3 Ill'
and \Viite Ilall--Std ut at it a it
('ry.hta4iSrillg S, tull.. a"ni p oI
i by i ,nille-hlhtin t at ma
at l as in
do- alem- 'hird at : pn Cle u rk
Mt. Zi-Funr-thu Sabbath anti Saturday
rd precedliug.
Lisboa Cirelt.
'ra- Rr. TilOS. J. 1 TTON' P.atr u. War
Iltoa-.v-- it.t l.t lht iat It ot ' ll a nt wanl
V hs S~h~ha -k *ut A,, thl,:,th, " il p 1
or .umm'rtttl-. trI, d. . 1i abath, 1I " a n
•r. .1latama-F'utrth .N.ibhth, 11 " a n
Yh C(laborne ('ireul t- thodist Protestast Want I
lie JAMES W. ARtERt, I). I)., P.sr,. War
igh ('"r'v S'h Ih--Firt ", at i:t im
Htummnntnn~eniel4--,,nun " at it a ~u
Ili'kory (;rov- at 3 o \rd
bystate I.I'e--,aturday bforr Thitrd
SC or -Thir, l b a hbt at 11 a al
ot Shady t.irve-- . ourth slw.hl atht II a I
big fresh a i i
Prbb lerlam.l
n r.x-. J. TI'. P-1 , 1 NS ' pr,..hl nt Ito.
air At Mtanln. ltt Sabbatth of cactl h ,innth- . -
les At Atbhnt, 4th Sabbath of cactih inattt.
e Cumberland Prcbyterlas. Mayor,
aint ary. G. N. (LAMPIT Ir,'.achs to Mt. ara
Ot. Pitat t Ch',:gregatiio t, . t ailxh. north ,of Silct
er- 'trptio, : S abbath i each il t lUuuth.
ed ti laturday rfure.k
-at hleary IBhptlst. n
S Rtv. J. a . ME TOAR pireach at s.t. art
,..Cu~ý~.~of tcth nitn eacA month , td
I n 4th Sanbl, bath of ach cactth litAt id Arrive.s
Saturday b ltaah of ea ch t otth
I RIV. tA" moIn anib E at Antio ci
If t Aocbbath o a uti tHAte a Ilcaaky c
r- Saturday t-tore--A N mot Ihraelhi, 4th
n itain h Sabbath e o cacti olnthS be.
R'5 R. W. Ci MORELAND preaches at t Arta
a Atreii, l.t abtbat in each munth anod
I-
Phriatle Bpaptit.t
Pou mr.e, aa* aobbath of echtuo mon t.
adRev. II Elinrado road, ds Ys , of Dparts
tI 4acm th sad Satura y fo rme.|--At Au-rriv
RKV.DT.J.AIWITER Pr Ieah at Pumt- I,
tJ btOVE oice, neat toor to thu Maita .
l t, atOltIt buield g i, a call. u
• '.'. ,tl~c
TO THE EDITORS OF THE STATE OF
4 LOUISIANA.
UlC The Louisiaa BtUrean of ImmiC(ratiuo is
As receiving many letters of inquiry from
varims norer calling Ifr folimnation for
dfarnm , ,mrehaiues, laborers, bsueiaes men,
and madcapitalists, who die to mettle in this
ate State, or invtet eapital here. Our bureau
et. ha issuedl two demeriptive cierlars, with
maps, for the benefit of sech inutirers.
We have sent off mu:ay circulars, and
a c ropies of Lseiseare .I It I,, and written
i'tg, answere in relpjuoss to hetters of infahqJiry.
ees- (uar bureau Lhas opueed Inoks to receive
suit descriptions of latnd f,,r sale, propolitions
to lease land, or to have ladls worked on
Oits shares--any prmqnitions that may en
lighten the inemigraut who wants to come
e. to luisiana.
* We will mord l al such descriptions of
lalns and, prolpeitions in our books, which
i will always bo opeu to strangers and per
gua. on wlshtg to pareolase,andl these decrip
oll. tunel will fonrish the borcau with ac addli
tional fnnd of valuable infi,rematiou for
future circular, atnd to be red in car lot
be ters in reply to inquirice.
ttlto As our board has no fund and no income
p except the small amount furnisheat ly aser
1w chanlwt and others icn New Orleans whosub
scribe to assist us in our liabrs, we resptct
lilg fully beg the edltor of the Lrate to pulelieah
mil- this notice, for a few weeks or months,
Iichs without charge to the board, be, the benet
of imnmigration and tie State.
WM. iBOGEL, President.
ring Oflen Louisiana Illrear of Imimigration,
a U. No. Me Ctnmercial Place, New Orleans,
be. La., October 6, lr7.
our
if of OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
tate
our stte 0OCerst
Sof Gvernor, FRANCIS T. NICIIOLLS,
Lieut. (;overnor, LOuIs A. WILlT,
bI- Serrcary of State, W. A. ST(ONS(;,
sing Attorneey Oeeral, II. N. OGIEN,
vir. A·nt. " J. C. ELAN,
" Auditor Pub. Accts., ALLEN Jt:MIEL,
"Ireanror, A. DI'IIII1CL.ET,
"10 ap. Pub. Edlcation, It. M. LUI811Fl.
Supremoe 'ort:
tber thi,f Jnutaice, T. C. MANNIN(;,
Swe Anneetttt . W. II. EAN,
A. Dt:III.ANC,
Iate . $'CEI,
Ht H. II. 31A1Ii.
low,
ver Unitedl States 'enator, II. M. SPOFFORD,
" " J. B. F.I'STIe,
Rl preentative, 5th )in., J. E. LEON.ADI).
for
r I ib Jedical Distrfcet
IDistrict Judge, E. M. GRilAlAtM,
lt Attunrcy, A. BIAItKIDALE.
ter.
S 0th Senatorial Districts
tie nator. A. It. GEO)R;E.
"ra II. C. MITUIHELL.
inI --
(lalborne Parishb
Iep I'rc tative, JOHIN YOl'N(l,
JAN. J. DI)t'KE.,
P'ari.lah Judge, N. J. S('oet,
Diet. Atty. is. t., DI)R\YON II. IIAYE.t
Cl. (rk LDit. Court, II)REW F'IOl'SºNo
Sheriff, II. W. KIiKI'ATRICK.
lccbtrrnlr, J. I. R.I.SEY, I
ach Tar Awaor, A. It. L.FerEI'R,
h Ltx (clhit.cr, W. F. AY('NO'K,
a. Iarail l'reanurer, J. II. ~1IMMo)Ns,
in " i'hie.ice.a, W. W. AIIIHt KLE, I
nad toroner It. W. tllIlEs,
c Paris Surveyor, ItI H. . OLEMAN.
UVI.ICo; JURIY oeAItlM.
War, i, J. If. CII.IPELL, Pr, t.,
I. J. J. GCL(CVFIa
"J. . TI' INI:If
. W. 8. t'(Ol'ELANI,
, E. W. (OX,
, A. L. ATKIN,
tee J. F. FtF'lhi
.n C k II. A. LEWIS,
U Cl.rk uboard, . l. LA ISON.
Wart I, J.,ticr , ('. J. CARILc.E, t
Cenetable, IWM. Mcl)NALD,
Ward 2, Justice,. O. A. Mrl'Tl,
('onlctable, W. W. ANIJEINONN
' Wanl 3, Justice, I'. N. 14JLIN
Ice ('ounstable, JOIIN GII)tUN,
e Wart 4, Jueticee,
Ar Conunstable,
em IWal S, Justicer, (1. iW. ECK,
('onstable, G. W. WALKEIR,
SW:,ard (C, Justice, . Cp. KNI(gIITEN
'cmnat:able, J. M. iHOLI.E IAN,
Ward 7, Justice, 8. Y. (LAICNEY, in
c J. W. WII.l.Is, in
o'unstable., J.T. ('pe's, l
tm J. F. NOr)HEI..AN\,, of
W, ard r, Jttstier, I). A. J. C. A'l'll i s ei,
Coatablle, II. T. M!V-CLENDON. ti
u. Board of School Directors. ta
S . W. N(ICIF' rl. eN, A. M., Prect., ne
Iete. St. Y. W\';Itli, i,.,, s
le:. J. E..MEAlb)el, J(.liN C(t(eK. K
t',of.. J. S. Y',UI:NG, .EOIt;E I)AVIR,
W. J. LESLIE, BOl TAltKINTO tiN. e
Town of Homers cn
Mayor, J. FFt(WL'tON, -
Scl ctaAInT'I NI.
of Pa!1. R. I. HYIN it
PETER IEMETZ,
A,. A. WEIL. oi
I A. C'. JUJNEn,
J. I. lI.\M'Ey
('hrk of Banel, B. I) Ilie
lrazceorr, D.. . IARRI..
dr SObT OFFPICE. i
a, jrrlr mad Dsmrtsrss WI Mai.
S(S&hedale Time.) wl
wil
lomev aid ierse. the
D' a D rt elaily, except Sonday, at 7 A M
1Ave C e C at PM
Ia IloIer aod itrmerrjlle. ee
Iepartsa Tuesday and Friday, at IPK or
Av a a at 12 N 1
1 l(omer and .tayeofid,.
Iloma and Eldordo. T
IDeparts Teamlnav, at 7 AM
Arrives Wedatluay, a 5 P A M
liaese,, mad i iajlll sne
A 'partu, aTu day, at 6 AN d
at 6 P of
lAsma amd Mta.so
Arrives e y, at 6AM :..
Sat 6PM oftih
iom' anadl pcditel Ato
Arrive Saturday, at 19 N ___
Hour msd .11. Ltrhes..
Arriv aa - , at SAN W
at 7 PM 1b.
Money Ordr hoarrs from S a. . to 4 C. a.
l'oe. 01.. Closeee a .ss t Sun-a-,
a iseelu half an hour d rture
D. W. HARRIB, ".
3ub·.ribe for the (i'ARDdn ~ .
OF THE NEW WOMi
TRIBUNE.
, "The Leading Ameiaa n ew spapr."
his
ith LARGEST CIRCULATION
ti AxON THE BUg T PEOPLE.
ry. I.-IT PUBLISIIES ALL THE NEWS.
ire The ernvsnt of no man and the slave of no
me party, it can afford to and doec toll the
on truth about all.
en- II.-IT IS IMPARTIAL AND INIE
me PENDENT. Dlelieviig i inintllihsat auf
ftrae, it aims to furnish vokters the fullest
`of and fairest information, toqualify ttin for
cr- the wiseat dischargo of their responsibility.
III.-IT I1, AR IT AIWAYS WAS,
ESISENTIALLY REJ'UBLICAN. It may
for quarrel int the fuature as it has done inl the
a. past, with errors of tepabliean leaders or
corrnptions in the Repnblican party; but It
mn can never cease to be true to Rtepublican
er. itinciples, and cpecially to these golden
a,. doctrines of civil arrvice r-form, hard
et. money, the sanctity of the National faith,
ial and equal justice to all classes at the South,
la which fnurtl the corner-stone of I'rcaident
.t ayes's admirable letter of acceptance.
IV.--rr MORAL TONE IS PURE AND
ELEVATED. The family circle is never
on, profaned by antbhin which appears in
a, the columns of Tisl TaltUvr.
V.--TIIE CHOICEST STANDARY AND
CURRENT LITERATIURE of the day is
preasented in it columns, including Cur
respondence, Poems, Storisa, and Reviews
- from the most talented and popular writers.
VI.-IT 1S TillE ENT ANI) CHEAP.
EST FARIMER'S PAPER PI'IILISIIED. 1
S+"Till: WEIKIa.y TiulaI N. has done moret to
. mnake good farmers than any other infin
te ce which ever existed."
S VII.-THIE MARKET IFIR)WTS of Tr r
T TnttIlnS: are itiatleanable to every bu)yr f
,I, and seller int the country. (Quotations are
It. givern daily and weekly of alosnt everv
artiele Imught and soltd in tlt markets of
the world, and with unvarying and almost
infallible accuracy. Its Cattle, Butter and
(:, Clhese and other Markets are the recog
N, nized htantldard.
C, VIII.-MOIRE COPIES of Tilt: Trnmr.tr.
It, are aid for and read by the,, Asnrien
ii. pjwsew than of anry other newspaper Od
cql"rl price in the enntrv--a fIet which is
Sth beet demonstration of thuevaluc of the
paper.
I.--TIIE READERS of Tsis Tnt.as:r
relpresetnt largely thtt beast entrlprisig andl
prtgreaive inttd. of tlhe coastry. Persons
h, whot are interettedl in pure tslitirs, the adtl
E. vance of sceiecta, and the progr-ss tf onin
icam, will tined tlheir dlemuands t et by 'risE
Ti:tUISNE.
E X.--'I'll.IC APPROVAL AND PROS.
L'EItlIY hate rewarded the indepesh.nt
ands *.lf r.sal.ctful course of Tin: Tiitclns.l: .
It Iha. a larger amt srnger corlm of earlrst
Rworke.r~ arttg ta friendls titan eve.r I-.
Sfire, ant eonnttantly receivees frtnt oll and
ntew reaskr word t cucourllr ment.
y' TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.
(hlror 'o FR?.E TO TiE sll It. CRIaER.)
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. Fit' ctpias.. one year............. 0
T1, l T l'pl,i't (;iltd ',,le ctra)onre year 'l5(
WEI'EF:KLY--(o, year .............. 2t(
i, Ii c ,icp , ta te year............ ( 0
. Ten cpies, onte year ..........12 .~0t
To tltty ropire, one year ......... 2 (00
Thirty rlteit, one Year.......... : to Ig
E. to at l" -"'"'prcttinait a rluh of ten or
tIr)- tI tu'.var.a at e ,ttllllll to UIone extra
i. 'tI 5.. nftllt u1 iift,3 or illorae to a SI.)11
To clrarimeln Title Wµ'PLY TIttilt'N
Sill It . i t :r: tn. st-ar for $l.trf; Tur sr.,ra
Weeky for ts.:,, at.nd Ti,: I.ILY for S9.
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iP AgentA s and tnnvasers wanted in
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intsitt will be lmadle.
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less by draft on New York, postal order, or
ill registered letter.
TIHE TRIBUNE,
NEW YOR(tK.
TIlE SUN.
1877. NEW YORK. 1877. La
Thei ditferent editions of Ter. S'. dlur
ig thel, )ar 17,7 will be the inae as dur
ing ti, year that has juttit iantfed. The
taily tdlition itill on weeak slays be at sltat
of fastr pages; anul on Btudis' a sheet of
tight pages, or 3G; brad tonlllltlna, while
the weekly edition will be a sheet of eight
pages of tie aute dim, ntion :antd charac.
tt-r that are alreadtly familiar tt our friends.
Tilt: u ;t will e',ainue to be the stress
uiont atdvtoate of rforsrt and retrenchmtentst,
n j11 ,s, atti integrity (ar nOsllaw n rt tfalC,
irnlicihlt, ldtl fratd in th n*lnmiai.tr:
tion f pultlic afRnai. It will conttealr fa
the government of the etpl, by the l' b
lhlt, and for the Penlde, an oja astdl to goivr
ecrnalient by frands in the Iallot- bo ant ins
tihe counting of votes, enforcmed by milita
ry vihe.nes. It will etndeavor to supply
its readers-a Iody now not far fro a
oomplttc, ani l trustworthv aeomnnts of cur
rnfit eveits, and will esnslo,. for tils imr
Iwr a iulmerus axsd cat tfully seleta-da
Teaff of relerter sal .en.lmudente Ite
reortr Irteom Woahisg tW, especialln
wilt b! full, r atnet, anal frerless;: and i
Will tlOtDbt(es conItiose to deserve and en
jty the hatred of those who t taire by
pl.tucrina the Trmaaur~y or lay rutr~ltng
what the ulw does not gave them. while it
will cnleavor to menrit the onfltdenr of
the pblllic py defenting tle right. of the
Iteolte against the eneroaehment of uu
Jtutifled power.
The prfoo of the daily Sus will be ri
eent. a month or 96 50 a Syar. hses pati,
or with the Sunday eaition P 70a year.
The 8rrat., edition alone, eight pages,
SOasyear, post paid.d
The WcunLa t' eht pages of r
lal at the rate o urnfddurit
(h. pr'vious rate for the WZLY can be
esaJoynd by IndvljidaUN aohctlbhor withou
tho Itecesity of snakiqg. up ela. At the
same tiuse, if .an of oar frtieda cboase to
aid in extenldin our circulation, we will
li grateful to them, and every snch per.
on r who send. us ten or more aulerihrs I
fom- . o pIlao will be entitled to soe copy
h, tbs imself wrthout €]tbr I
,r-pal , uonllido ettun the ·ihe of the
sean(  the allit ol It- etlcet.t. we
W IKLY set' the peoph- wil ood Tit. ThI
if the ver- Ibet.
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will he of the clhoicest andi abeot selec
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