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■ rHF. JE3UP SENTINEL. OJlcc in Ih" Jimp tin" fronting on O' ' '''J Sir" I, two <l<Hirti fi<nn JhsHiilht. I*iiiill*li<-il ncrj ,H i‘(linilii) l>) t. i*. .jestji*. Okorgi v, julv 11, i*77. Mr. Tildon and the Electoral Bill Inside Facts Coming Out. Wa siitnoton, Juno 28. —TIio recent |„iter of Lieut. Gov. Dorsheimer de clnring ho knew Gov. Tildon was oppos'd to the passage of tiio law creating the electoral commission, is the subject of much comment in political circles here, especial by leading Demo crats, who have intimate knowledge ol rll the material facts, and are in a position to know bo.v that act came to l>e ijissed. When the conspiracy was first devel oped by which Louisiana and Florida were to bo capttired through returning hoards, and Mr. Zach Chandler tele graph over the country on the Bth of November, Hayes lias one hundred nnj eigbty-fivc votes and is elected,’ light in the face of the returns for Mr Til den Mr, Hewitt and others of the na tional Democratic committee were urg ed to appeal to the country, and to prepare measures to defeat this dating scheme to steal the Presidency. Had Mr. Tildeu and his friends pursu ed this course promptly and onerget molly it is believed the conspirators would have halted in their design when oon |united with a popular majority of a million of white undblack, independent nf a clear and honest ugority in tie • h-cloral colleges. The New York managers hesitated to take this responsibility, nnd 4 of course they coombed with Mr. jTildett. Their i xcuso was that Congress was about to wait and take counsel of the Democrats in both bouses. When Congress came together on the Orst Monthly in De cember no lino of notion was marked nut. and opinions were loose and unset tied. Natural enough tho Democrats looked to Mr. Tildon as their leader, and expo cted from him snmo suggestion of positive policy. Noun wns made. Mean time the conspiracy wns growing in strength every day by the supincneis, distracted counsels and absence of un ity on tho Dcmooatic side, becauso there wns no rallying point whore their strength might might ho concentrated. Troops wero drawn to Washington, and preparations wero made for a state of flagrant war, about which tho public has been hut indifferently informed. Finding that New Yolk wutild not inovo or loud the way, tho Western Democrats in Ohio, Indinnna and Illi nois made demonstrations ol a purpose not to submit tamely to tho intended fraud. If that movemoat had boon sec onded warmly by meetings over tho Forth for tho South had its hands tied and wns little more than a passive spec tator tho plot might still have been arrested, though it had guiued headway and beeumc formidable. Mr. Hcwit and his advisers turned a cold shoulder on this movement, and discouraged it in every way, so that it limy ho said to have fallen slill born. Wi'h this failure disappeared the last j hope of crushing out tho conspiracy by a popular rising against it, Mr. Z ich- I Chandler aud his associates wero elat., 1 ed, and the D mooruts were depressed During nil this timo Democratic niem ln rs of the Senate and House of Rep resentatives wore constantly in confer ence with Mr. Tildeu. without being nblo to obtain from him any plan or de ‘ision which would solidify tho party. The session wns drifting on and tho day fast approaching for u count of the vote. Mr. Edmunds had drafted his bill for tho electoral commission and it was referred to n connnittc. In this state of things, and before either pert y was committed absolutely, three mem bers of the House of Representatives went to Now York and consulted with Mr. Tildeu, b caring messages from tho most distinguished Senators. The al ternative* presented were a resolute call upon the people to defend their rights, submission to the iniquity, or the passage of the electoral bill. Mr. Tildt n heard them patiently, consider ed all the points, and closed by saying •lon’t be in a hurry.’ (.Muirs saw him. without getting any decisive judgment or advice, one set believing him for the bill and another against it. Fudcr these circumstances the bill became a law. The Democrat* were never confident of socecs, but they ' ere encouraged by the belief that Judge Davi* would be a nirmlnr nf the commission, and they expected much t orn his impartiality, moral couiaco and practical mind, in sweeping away •he devices and deceptiors and frauds of Hie returning board*. He was unex pectedly’ elected to tho Senate, and having decided to accept that place re fused to sit on the commission even if unanimously chosen. Ihe rest is recent history aud need not be repeated. Mr. Dorsheimer’s statement is unchallenged, bu* it must be siad he enjoyed a con fid* i e-' from Mr, Tildeu which was strangely with held from his best friends iu Congress and from the leader* of the party who were entitled to know bis opiuions on ihi* subject. Mr. Tildon has many j statesmanlike qualities, but ho is not a leader of men. His tuind is slow, de liberated aud well poised, but he lacks tho spirit of prompt action and of ener getic command. He may bo said to j have thrown away tho Presidency ow- I t'g *o this c"u*titutioua! organiia*i°n hist (f ( rand m and Fit if .Inver sum in until for Vi'iij im Siipperor lou’t September Term, 1877, GRAND Jl't:<ij; Wir.i.i.iM Nf.v.iwme, it. It. Ilorr.i, A. J. CARTER, L. W, OdL'M, Nathan Gardner, Jr., .James Weaver, I’E'l JOl WIEI.UMH, M. W. iSoaW.N'OY. iSii.as Timunton, J 5. A. SriO' Oi.a NX). W. M. iSTinfci.ANii, J . W. Little. XVm. Jihawhy, J. A. Mobley, •S A. Wenthekuy, J. A Rodders, 11a bley llekbino, J. J. Black, (i. |{. Rich, .1 M. Stewart. .Jon:.' Thomas, J. N. llioiihiiitii, <j. W. llobtos, W. It. llebbino, ,J. A. Rodoerkk, .James Wii.lis, AVehs Bknnkt, Ju,. JI Horton, It. S. Horton. PETIT JURORS: A. L. Blunt, Samtel Gabdnie, N.D. Boone. It F. Lissti.ii, Daniel George, J. A Hai’p, J. J. BelL, Brxton Knight, A. G. Horton, T. A. Floyd, I. .-iiam Ogden, J. A. Pop ell, James Col'isson, G. W. Hires, C. C Joy mi u, W. S. Jin iileton, G. W. Barnard, 11. Niciioli.s, It. 11. Strickland, It. J. Maddrv, Emu Crdmney, Isaac Manning, S. K. Hopes, L. W. llazlemurst. D. W. Dp.awdy, JamfsHarper, jr. Godfrey Odum, K. J. Pearson, J. L>. Itoßicp.soN, sr , 15 F. Crosby, Levi Siiuokland, W. W. Johnson. Daniel Harper, 11. P. Grantiiam, J. W. Manning, Hiley Johnson. PIERCE SUER IFF SALE GEORGIA—PiEftcs County. WILL he sold before tho C >url House door in the town of Rlack shcar on the first Tuesday in August nexf, between the legal hours of sale the following property to-wit - Certain town property in the town of lilac,c shear and said county, twenty-three acres of land, more or less, bound on the north by lands of Mrs. Mary Strick land, on tho south by the Wurcsboro road, on tho cast by lands of U. \V. Carpenter and on the west by the lands of the heirs of Silas Overstreet, aud known ns the placo whereupon William Sumtricrall now lives. Said property levied on as iho property of Jatness A Harper to satisfy an execution issued from the Ware Superior Court in favor of Sarah M. Trainor vs. Benjimcn Miu chew, James 13. Strickland and James A . llorper. Property pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney; resold at purcha sers risk. K. Z Bv ii ii, Sheriff I*. C. July 2nd, 1877 4 t WAYNE SIIER I FF SALES. GEORGIA —Wayne County. WILL ho gold before the Court House door in tho town of Jesup of said county between the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in August, next, 1377, the following property to wit: One lot of land in tho third district of said county, number 45, lev. iod on and sold as tho property’ of Jo seph J. Bull to sati fy an execution is sued from tho Superior Court of said county in favor of E. P. Miller s. .Jo seph J. Bell. Property pointed out by plaintiff's attorney Terms of sale cash, purchaser paying for titles. John N. Gooiujrf.ad, Sheriff W. C. July 3rd, 1877, G EORGI A— Wayne County . WILL ho sold boforo the Court House door in the town of Jesup of said county, between the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in August next, 1877, the following property to wit; One black horse mu 1 cas the prop erty G. W. Barnard and one sorrel mare as tho property of \Ym. M. Wiggins, levied on and sold ns tho property of the above defendants to satisfy an exe cution issued from tho Superior Court of said county in favor of Watkins, Nel son, A Cos, vs. Barnard & Wiggins Low made and returned to me by B. D. Weldon Deputy Sheriff of Wnyme County. Terns cash, purchaser l ay ing for titles. John N. Goodbrfau, Sheriff Wayne c muty. July 2, 1877. 4-t G EORG I A — iV ayne County. W! LL be sold before the Court Housn door iu the town of Jesup (f said county, betwen the legal hours of sale on tin' first Tneseay in August next 1877, the following property to-wit; Two lots of land in third distrVt of said county, numbers a follows. 20 and 48 levied on and sai l as the property of Richard W. Joyner to satisfy three executions issued from the Justice Court of the 1255 district of said coun ty for the purchase money of above mentioned los of hud against the said Richard W. Jo ner in favor of respect ive parties as followes, Georg” J. Har ris vs Richard W. Joyner, Green B. Rich vs Richard W. Jovner, George J. Harris v.. Richard W. Joyner. Levy made and returned to me by James Warren, levying constable 1255 ] v st. G. M. Properly pointed nut bv plaiut ifl's attorney. Terms cisb, purchaser paying for titles. John N. Goodbreau, JsliorW. 0. 1 •Ju’y 3rl 1877, J-t Poppeirs CHEAP CASH STORE A ltd .sco liirf wonderfully cheap stock, consisting of Dry G ood.s, Glothing, Ladies’ Mens’ and Childrens Hats. BOOTS and SHCBS Of every description, with a full Line of GROCERIES, CORN, FLOUR, ETC., Direct from the WcsL BROAD STREET, fJESUP, GA.,I Keeps constantly on hand aHnll assortment of goods usual lv kept in a Drug Store, such as DRUGS, MEMGtNES.IPATN T MEDICINES, OILS pm 8,1 FES KS iIRDN SEED, &C. I cer always be found the Drug Store, except when ab sent on l fessional duty,* where Medical advice can be ob tained. ' ’ F. LESTER, M. D. THE GROW,TOG ViCTOTV iTIIE SINGER ALWAYS AHEAD! Head tho Special Dispatch v/ana tlie (teuton niut Exhibition to tiio New YoikSuii; Philadelphia, Sept, 27, 1876. “The very highest honyrs which could ho ennferro I on any exhibitor— two Medals of Honor and two Diplo mers of Merit have been awarded to the Singer Manufacturing Company for Sewing Machines.” •£, i,<!>)> In I’rto—Sales ill Excess of all others. THE Tiio Peoole Favorite ! LARGEST SALES BECAUSE SO POPULAR THE MOST rOPUL.VR BECAUSE THE BEST Sa tiil Increasing. Competition Distanced. SEWING MACHINE SALES FOR IST Singer Manuf’g Cos., . . . 252,310 Howe Machine Cos 109.294- Wheeler & Wilson Man. Cos. . 108 997. Domestic Sew’g Machine Cos. 23 587- Remington S. M. Cos. . . . 12.716. mul The following act passed the Georgia Legislature by a large majority : Section 1. Re it enacted by the Gcn i ral AssemUy of the Slate of Oeoryia. That the 2040th Section of the Code of 1873 be, and the same is hereby ameud ed by adding to the list of articles ex empted from levy and sale, under the provisions of said section, ONE FAM ILY SENS ING MACHINE, and this exempion shall exist whether the son owning said machine is the head of a family or not, and shall be good against all [debts except purchase money. Sec.l2. Repeal all conflicting laws THE SINGEK MANUF. CO- j C'S. BEATTY; Agent.’ • 72 Broughton Street, j Savannah. Ga , or RILEY JOHNSON, Agent, Jesup. Ga. Branch Offices in Atlanta, A thens, Riigusta, Macon, Columbus and Tlmni- Sville, Ga , Charleston and Columbia, C.; Jacksonville and lorid at |liOP CSS IONA I. GAUDS. I . )SD a A A M&l&I! ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BRUNSWICK, - - GEORGIA. A. E. COCHRANE, ATTORNEY A T TA iV. Blackshear, Pierce County, Ga. MrixT ,j ES UP, GEORGIA. % A LL CALLS WILL BE PROMPTLY AT \ tended. Those on the Railroad by first tiTiia. Charges moderate. Odico at Lester’s Drug Store. ltf C.T.LATIM ER, M. ED-, JESUP, GEORGIA. Tenders his professional services to the citizens of Jesup and vicinity. Can lie found at the office[formerly, occupied by Dr. li. B.Harris. nov2tf "17u. ALLEN 7 BROWN, oe Blackshear, - - Georgia. Is prepared to do kind of Dental work in the most approved style. All orders will meet with prompt attention. Uses all the late improvements. Charges A inocicrn.te and s tisfncticn guaranteed. jan22-ly The Attention of Fanners is Called to Our AMERICAN MAMMOTH RYE; Or Diamond Wheat, For Fall or Souring Sowing. V New Variety, Entirely Distinct from the Common iSj e or any. ot lier Grain ever Introilncwt, It was first found growing wild' on tire Hmubolt river, Nevada; since which lime-it lias been successfully cultivated wherever tried. It yields from sixty to eighty bush els to the acre. Mr. A. J. Dnfur, United States'Centennial Commissioner from Ore gon, asserts that he has known it to yield eighjy seven and a half bushels to the acre. It was awarded the highest and only premi um at the United States Centennial Exposi tion, and pronounced the finest and only graiu oi its kind on exhibition. It has been grown as a Fall and Ping grain with equal success. Single n measuring one-half inch in length, and tno average close to that. Price per pa sage 23 cents; Five pack ages Si.oo; One dozen packages $2.00. Sent post paid by mail. UN li ANTED EV E-.r.V IMIS r r >J introduce THIS WHEAT, tf-TS-Nomcs —We are in no way connected with any other steed house in Cleavoland or Chattanooga. All orders, letters, etc., should be plainly ad dressed thus S. Y, HAINES & CO., Clcavcland, Bradley County, Tonn. branch house, Sweetwater, Monroe County Tenn. Sample* sent Free on receipt-of a Three* cent stamp. THE ONLY SURE KNOWN CURE r. CIAM II 3F3 Thousands of C:ises| Effetualiy Cured by this vv on;i) kik’f i l " [itiic m f,i> < PILES. HEMORRHOIDS P I L O IT . Many causes tend to produce this painful and distressing stale. The Food is retarded in its return; the too fre.pievl use of gr istle jwrgatives tends to produce congestion of the bowels, tor • jnd action of the Iwer, and numerous other causes are the source of this com plaint, and hdherto noth!ngeffeelaa' has been presented to the public,which would rapidly alleviate symtoms and ultimate ly prove an effective cure. In. PILO .V ice have a remedy which not only ads al most instantly , but will remove the lar gest tumors of the parts (Piles) by ab sorption, and many udw har : received not only benefit, but have been radically cured, hare been assured (prior to using this treatment) by eminent surgeons that the only relief they ever could expect in life, would he ly; an operation, mul re moving it or them from fhe hotly by a jir need lire which necessitated the J.nife. Hi is raiu dy has been hailed with de light, and is now prescribed by many practising physicians, who arc cogni zant of its merits, as the only known sure cure for PILES. Price, Fifty cents per package, or six for $2.50. Sent by nviil on receipt price. Sold by all Druggists and dealirs iu medicine throughout the^world. prepared solely by DR. CHANDLER 1170 Broadway New York, ” lei e orders eau be a Idressed. THE CHEAP DRY ROODS HOUSE! *0 * * DAVID WEISBIEN * NO . 1,6 0 Bri 0 U GjH T<o NJS T.Il E.E,T r SAVANNAH GA. iHim in iiiibii^bibißii i min ll iii WE ARE CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT OF AGUE YT MANY INQUI vies from all parts of this State and Florida, so that, we find it almost impossi ble to answer each inquiry separately. Wo now take this method to explain to the readers of the SENTINEL alljihe? particulars necessary for them to know; 1. Wc wti? send samoles to any onojwho will write ns r >r thorn, with price at tached. provided a 3 cent postage stamp is enclosed and every article mention ed which parties desire, and ran bo sampled; but. do not write u* to sand you samples of everything, for that rs impossible. Write u f>r samples <>f such Hoods only as von Imv. a notj m. of purchasing Rmmber also, samtdas only give an idea of what the goods are,’but do not give the artiule full justice. 2. D > not have anv hesitancy in ordering the goods you wan t, for wo gujnr,na, tee every article to coirm up to sample, and if unsatisfactory, it can b* returned' to us at our expense, aud tee- will refund Ike money. 3. Sbonid any article-tarn out unsatisiactory, which might oecnr through* oversight or otherwise,, do, not prejudge us of having done so inten'i -ii laly, bu give us the benefit of the doubt, and before returning it write ns your com plaint, so that, if possible, we might en'angc mutten satisfactorily, wit Lout tk trouble andyxpeuse oi tetarning, • **s} 4. Cvlicaes we cannot always matoh in dm pattern, as we Ball largo quanti ties of goods au l it is impossible to keep ov-ry pattern for any length of time. Sueh and similar goods we guar antee to (i'l, by giving the same quali ty, and as near the pattern as possible. 5. l Vc ask as a favor, that parties ordering go- ds ho very particular in writing their name and shipping point in plain letters, to avoid mistakes; also to make their order as definite as pas sible, especially on articles of which samples cannot be sent, we would ask . to rive us a limit in tho price, to enable us to f ,irm a P l "‘l ,cr 'Lira of what ihejar-. tiule is to b°- 0 Whenever it is possible, we pre fer the money to accompany the onb-r, hut we will send the goods G- O. D. (cash on delivery) by Express, and if in structed, wo will instruct the agent to open the package for examination be fore paying for it. 7. Wc do not sell on [’credit under any consideration. If previously ar ranged, wc will take a cotton factor’s acceptance in payment. 8. Do not order any goods unless J"U have the money’ ready to pay fvr them. !). We prepay tho froi -lit on all or d’-rs amounting to twenty dollars or over. This is the very bed we do, for our profit so slight (ns we retail our goods at wholesale prices) that we can not afford to do better. We admit there are houses who pay freight on ten dollars worth of goods, bnt com mon sense teaches plainly that their ?n.fit must be larger than'ours, or else they could not afford to do it. and, therefore, in such cases, the party ordering the goods of sneh houe pays the frtigbt after all —only indirectly. We have endeavored to be as honest and candid in our statements as the lan guage at our command cau do it,find if this fails to convince, we do not know what can. W.hTld on rsclves legally responsible to carry out fhe above assertions andj consider this a binding contract, entered upon by ns freely and voluntary aud affirm it herewith by our signature. ~ Very Respectfully, tlafifl fteiskifl, N 0. 1 6 0.8JR.0 U;G,II T;g N\ST,RJEjE,T,'S,AjVA N N A 0, GE 0 R Q IA PROPRIETOR OF CHEAP DRYGOODS 110 US £.