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ihr Emperor MAMMA la male g., su;tsf.
/" sdueason the top.cof recent circular. ,n...c,,
ne takes the position that '.se.uI.r ,.,-., o..
should DO free and within TIE rca-l II al. .',..e
snd thstsc5ool education should Ne c.r1,.i',.r,.o
10 adopting this policy NANru,.As q. MOI .,,r,l.
experimenting upon recrl. Iut i4uansp.,9,.r-
in Mexico syEtsn which hI, hen rrgy., g. ...,.
heial In some OF the most onrihtencd s,ats ,,
Europe. The readers Of Tie sea viii r,u,p.. d.
hat We have heretofore al, ,cAtcd "a su,u.o,,p.
10 Inc school law OF this State ior the pur.osc OF
making school attendance ,lig,tory Tor ,re, Gel
pme' and We aude to this scuon OF AAx,.iI.A,.
umply 10 show that snoth or sop rs been Ia e,
oward Masking this policy universal anon ,lvI-
hzed nations. The necessity o. engralin, ALI.
feature upon The common school svst,u III. ,,,
own State Ia painfully apparent ia Ills citv. WAN,
We have slurIa : educational r,etlt,,. 4,..
while free Instruction u open to an who will avail
themselves ~ its hcnchte, It nl..-.il ...,o t.,
that Thousands Of NATURALLY ,ntcns 1t, .lfr.n
growing up In utter ignorance, vl1a rl shoolu,y
save that which taey Hcqu e In tie So ol. a, vice
ard crime The proportion o. ths ,,.rs is much
larger than Is &c neraly supposed by IN, .ullic.
All over the city they are eeen during school hours
congreated IN fHtle srouIs lcsuiue o. s.rsI non,
the Iuolio aud cheat zach Other passu. .t,.l.h
Tho iucir'eut sta ;es o: crime, sud r.iu..
oping into professional criminal. WHi, .u b ps
element M this ia permitted so flourish Without
restraint In this metropolis, We need NO. wonder =,
tho steady Increase o. crime. A hortUtp~.gt
would not expect yodu tree b. ,,row NJ SWAN,
nicaly AMI produce good fruit without cultivate.
and how much more in probable 1t ,- thatacl.ii
.t..,,1 \.
OF society without proper educational train,u..
in no way can THO class Of Young
vagahonds lie reached, exccy by laws
framed exprozsly to compel Their ATTENDANCE At
school during certain period Of their miuorty.
Ihoy naturally neglect the opportunities of edu
dom and rs the greater part OF them arc LEI. by
parents or guardsuS to follow thor owl inclln.-
uons- ID Is natural that they should plunge iu,,
roe, and become disreputable chmsctors. II .heir
hndrcn vore oomDoIlcd .o attend school. In ~,
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know. hut VAS never bad enough 10 cornmil .
murder" He declares that he has AMPLE evidences
70 prove whore he was OF the um~ Of the murder.
aud 10 establish his innocencs. The prisoner will
probably be TAX "a to Dsdhsm jail to-day, rs The
crime vas committed IN Norfolk County. During
the entire day yesterday, and in CT al tho limo
that Ls has been cop6nei IN The 1omhs Stewart
has teen calm and une1n-crne perfectly cOaf.
dent that he can clear HI NJ scif from oil sair.cou
The aggregate amount offered BY vsrio s parties
for the srrea an conviction Of the perso1 0r per-
sons Win comm ttod the murier IL ti,5)6--,ha
town - West Boxbury having offered .l,0Oo the
citizens u thai town s3.Ooo. o., city Of U ,s,on
el,O01, and tie ciiacus IA Ward Eleye7 Ia whiCs
the mother Of TIC children resdes $500.
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THR WEEKLY SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, July 22, 1875.
Rodscins the National Expresses.

I'VE work Of reducing Tho military estahllsh
neni 10 peace footing is prcgrssalg ss,i-fsctor-
ny. The quiet manner IN which tho la.o rebels 10
me south ~eei he suecunted to lhe now order ~
hngs has induced The War Department 70 distan5
pe Arm Of T5nnessse, u.pan1ed ly Ge7oral
IooAr, aud 90 order " lhAl effect hss zen 10 Ici.
,ha will bring ihs military fore, down vory near.
~ 70 ibe Standard wlicL The Government pr p.r
" maintain 10 ihe future. ABIDE from the regular
army which probably numbers IN ti' nephioi-
bood n ffly thousand pon, uo volunteer soldiers
o. be retained will bo al, or nearly all co,Jrel
Goops. The latter will he employed exclusively IN
abe Southern states TOT gsfns,ning m'iiniy points
md for service on The Rouihwesbern frontier. A..
eorjing H. The reported plan n the Wa Depsri-
ment the minimum force reqi.rid fJr permanent
duty IL ono hundred thousand men, vhJs9 main.
'spauce vii cost not css than one hun
drtd million dollars per aanlm Tho
would b. formidable and very expensive m HAIRY
establishment !or Republic, aiij nethst, in view
ofthe facility with which vllun'7 -s my ic Yrr.
ei-cd for m ornor ,ncy, seems altogether uure
osss,ry. Bdo-e tnr lao war tLe s'la ~, au.y
consisted Of about twelve n .gslnd tr.o.-, -,A.s
~ 81 over 40 Slater and Territories, ye.usai..
ouIiy war experienced Of procuring "a army Of d.
million men when j. was a.eIoi WITH he be ,y
national debt vhcI now re1,s upa- tie coua,r,.
the people have Do desire 10 81 ppar; o. oN;,s..,.
an institution as 80 army Of huulrcI tho.4..
moo' They want very item ~ expenditure
ducsd 10 the lowest ro7she me he aa
not want to suppor' QUO tIpsr7.ouV u..n
in any branch Of tho GJvrrnmc-. s.t..e.
snd no far as beilv prepared i,r tmer..,r.,,s I
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Arrest Of Emerson Etheridge.


CtnoNuo on, JUig IA special dispatch from
Nashville 10 he COMMERCIAL Of this Cit, announces
the orrc'' Of LneHoa EtheIiiEc, At Columbus X,
by the conandaut d The N hisy posi In that city,
ON the charge 81 delivering incendary speo,he, In
Tennessee.
tNthc-idre o. a native Of North Carolina hit re-
novel 60 Iyuue.srn carly n iir, aud IN 81. Va
elected feIt'oUtlti,, iu COlr4t.l len that state
iit va er..i 10 the Thiry-iourih CONGRESS IN
fls 10 the i'irty.8ixth and lhluy-.Cventh. IN the
I1ff.,gCnth COu reg he ~ ticcte1 C.ctk u thc
UCJic r.. z peoseutl, .,es1
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-22
From Tennessee.
Governor Browniow Amer the Rebels.

Cfneinns'i, J,o.s ia ,pecial si,p,.ch to thu
GAzrTrE says .-"Governor Brownies. Of Tennessee.
hss issued proclamation, declaring tho "fanohi.s
Law" the Supreme Law Of the state. lie jonounce,
sl those q. rebels who attempt 10 oppose its eSecu.
ton, and calls spu the civil sutboriie. to ares, all
persons Who under pre- of being candidate, for
Coarioss, are advisnF tho people 70 nuify the con-
stltulicn and lave, and stirring no rebellion and
saaition
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-22
The West Rnl;5Rry Trrrcdy-Arres, o. the
fnploscd 'furdercr

| Ilc B3s!on rSAS1C ArT OF Monday says II 0
part culars o. the dreadful tragedy 10 the quiet
VILLAGE of West Rjxbury, resulting In the brutal
murder Of two innocent childrsn-Isebelll n Jayce
and her brother JOAN s. Joyeo--whose doaa bodies
,srribly mutlsied were found in piece Of woods
UPON Ito estate 81 M. Thomas Motley, on SUNDAY
80 18Th o. luo last Are stil fresh IN tie mlDlr
ot TIC public and I. Is therefore unnccefsaly for
Ms n this colrccto. 10 recall them. 4 few DAYS
a'.cr he discovery OF the bodies in Buygsy's
WOODS, Chief OF Police X lrsz received information
ihat one John stewsr,a resident OF West R1xbury
aud disch arged soldier. was tho murderer The
chief then procccded 10 investigate the
case, and few days since 10 was a.
Contained that the mAn they were aftor had rs.en-
listed IA the regular army and was stationed ~
Fort Ildcpandcncc. A visit was accordin 'y male
TO the fort On Nednes lay est, but tho man wss
not re Oui2el, owing 10 erroneous doe ,rinfiu,
which hsd been Given the detective On sr.pr-
day detectives HJlfn ANA Jones went down .g a.,
tort, this line taxing with tnem YOUNG Lad 4. L5
was gCWauted with Stewart. As the ,rooDs St.
toned "a tho fort wene passing ~ review, ne lsi
raw sewar,, and At once pointed him out ~ the
d,,csiiycs Tho man who ~ charrsl with ms
huirtle crime 10 Of IRISH descent, AID abou.
tWCn.y-foGr years % age, lie 10 STOUT lalt, of
medium. hc.g1t, hfF snort Tick ucck, t-l.
acc, dark brown hNr, aud cold blue ev,s,
Win very hea y, shaggy eyebrows lie ras
mother LIVING a. IttsburS, Pa stewart
was naturally much troubled upon being
f,csied. II, oorLDs positively ell know
leiyo II the crme sid, when spoken 90 about il.
SAL win much fsJhug, II am bod enough, cd
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-22
From Fortress Monroe,

Fortress Ronr's, July 10.-rhe sh.P whce'o-
Win q esro Of tobacco, which Wn AGROUND Tor same
d~s IN 'amos E.vcr has been lishtcned and ard-od
here TO-DAY. The rtiEn.cr Cosssck from Redmond
fo' aground V-ay near Point q hhcids Lslltbo,.sc
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-22

The ship Missouri With cargo Of tobacco which vas
sshore In James River, has arrived here and Ia re-
LOADING. Tho English ,loops Of war styr and Petrol
have arrived a. this port bound to Halifax, where
they expect orders TO return TO TnslnnL
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-22

GEEAr takers arc Ike cracked pitcher. every
thina rlIns olr Of Lnsm. '
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-22

ltihe h"l'" OF Common Sir C..Iel wal I'D
mAi' the usual rn'nc'ai 'satcmel. with rc.rI to
II"lt lac sA'"eG tnot Ia 20 WIS cpl'lpln rprn.
Z" s1'AHcc IA prosperity tom ono end O. luli. 70 m,
o'"e' INC Il ,e''nles Of lc several P.o euclc.
'1r H." vosr Cu8lly tp.I i.sl ,..o,.,,.,J ~
$50 rs, r1d 'nc char es 10 f.6 Is 81 ,.yin ,,,r
p.M itycule . thblNtlr, wh,r. u.spnus ws'l cary
~ 'A'Ntei o. ne plNAtl. o. b. .P itt. qua Dt.cj
rall"Ay 1iV'den11 Ay. Six L, All n - Tfsjlei
me assistance tho.de1 by the eo7. lumeut tTErds
,hs Gum 80 q cJ-.0hi which hC s1.I a trn ~
HH"e' WIN ktof Tnc@eS indian csnitili.1 wer-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13

in the eye ard il they have no regard for 'justce
and humanity" ! would say to them 81. like you
gentlemen an. enthusiast. am very l'ttle Of a
pl:ilanthropist have 10 supreme love of the in.
telectull superiority of the negro over the white
but know that his vote simportant and if haze
not much respect for Justice and humanity, / have
for the 520s daughter and applause); have great
the possibility of carrying its machinery, and
If ther Constitutions do not give the ma. of the
negroes the right of voting on equal terms with
the loyal white men, not those who read,
where it has been penitcntiary offence TO teach
one to read for twenty years; that is trifing with
grave matters, but to that of the negro popu-
lation whom we subjected to the draft, and at
whose hands we sought aid in our hour OF weak
ness; the safety of the nation requires republican
principles, requires that such government shall
be recognized as republican in form, that no Rep
resentativc or Senator from such State shall be
admitted to either House, or even complmcnted
with the privileges of the f)or. We need the
votes Of all the c)lorei people, it is numbers, no.
intelligence that counts at the ballot b)x-it IS
right intention, and not phiosoPIic judgment, th
casts the vote. Applause More glorious still
would it be for Congress to f,lior the great exam
pie we have just had of abolishing slavery by an
amendment ofthe Constitution. Let them PISS by
their two third .smaority. in both houses of Con-
Cress, amendment of the Constitution, sccur-
ing forever the cnirsncriSement of the of the
people as the basis of the Republican Government
oil the United States. and submit il this coming
winter, before the legislatures adjourn. for their
information. Applause. And when it shll have
received the assent of three fcurths Of those now
recognized as States and represented in Congress,
let Congress instantly proclaim il as The funda-
mental law ofthe land. valid and binding the
Constitution ITSELF of which they will thus have
made it part under which they set. of which. no
State caprice question of politc ii parties, moth
ing in the future except the triumph OF slavery
over free institutions. can ever shake cll in qucs
ticn. Applause Then all the proclamations of
the Declaration of independence will be executed;
this Government will rest on the rights OF ndivid-
ull liberty and the right of every man to bear 4
share in the government Of the country whose laws
he obeys and whose bayonct in the hour OF dlngcr
he bears. And the personal freedom which the
dark children of the Republic have won by
our blood and theirs. will not be vain mock
cry, exposed to violation at the caprice of their
masters enthroncd in the Legislature. on the bench
and in the Executive Chamber, but. secured by the
bayonet they hold, aud the ballot they cast, will be
Liberty guarded by Power.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13
OB BSERV We WELL
The Noted Analytical Physician,
R. Y. CLARENCE PRICE.

THE only Physician of his kind in the West has
with the greatest gained better reputation.
fectcd more complete cures, visited places the longest
without missing engagement than any physician that
travels, has oulivcd them all and noted for
skill in treHtlng all chronic dsoa>es TIA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13

head nerves. kidncyS. bladder. womb anf bloed
tions of the urinary gravel scronla rheumatism
catarrh, asthma, bronchitas, dyspepsia. &c.
Our practice, not "f experiments but Of twenty
standing, founded the laws of Nature with
of experience and evidence to sustain it, Do tear
down. make sick to make well, harsh treatment.
irihing no natterng- We know the and the
dy needed guess work, but knowledge gained by
of experience in the treatment of these diseases exclusive
ly. encouragement without prospect. Candid in
opinions, reasonable in charges. claim know
everything, veryboy. but do claim TO ami
common We invite the sick, matt9r what their
ailnent. to call investigate before they abandon hope.
make nerrcgatons and decide fir Themselves, VIII
nothing consultation is free This j. the seventh year
that have visited LaPorte, and shall make my visits
for regularly tlc days of the week every
eight weeks.
can bc consulted AZ LaPorte Parker House. during
sunday aud Monday, until O'Clock, Angus, 9th and
18th. lSil
Resid.nce and Laboratory. WaukcGan, Illinois.
Those not able to visit write.
airii G.-.3yi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-13
4 CARD TO THE LADIES'
DIR. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
FOR EENkT ES

ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL A. \
PREVENTATIVE.
And tho '.only sure and CERTAIN REMEDY
for all those affecting laints peculiar 10 the
SEX whether "marFied or single"
These Pills are nothing new, but have been US
ed by the Doctors for many years, both in France
and America, with unparalleled success in every
case; and he is urged by many thousand ladies
who have uSet them, TO make the Pills public for
alleviation Of those suffering from any Irregular
ties Whatever. as well rs 10 prevent an increase Of
family where health viii not permit it. Females
peculiarly situated, or those supposing themselves
81, are cautioned agans using these pills while in
shat condition. the proprietor assumes respon
Sibity after the above admonition. although their
millness would prevent any mischief to healthy
otherwise the Pills arc recommended. Full and
explicit directions accompany each box.
$1,000 BOXES HAVE BEEN SOLD IN TWO
YEARS.
Ten thousand boxes sent bv letter, both bv myself
and agents, to all parts Of the world to which an
swers have been returned. in which ladies' saw
nothing like the above Pills have been known since
the SCIENCE OF MfDrc NJ DAwxED UroN TIE
WoRID IN RENovING OBSTRUCTION ND REsroR-
IvG Mature TO ITS PRoPER CHANNEL,
Qnieting the nerves and bringing back the "rosy
color of health" TO the check of the most delicate
PRICE Sl.00 PER Box. SIx BorrLFs FOR $500
Sold BY all Druggists, and BY DR.. I. 4. LEMON
sole gent .or Plymouth. Ind.
Ladies by sending him 81 90 can have the pills
sent (conflcntaliy) by mall free OF postage, TO
any part Of the city or country.
G.. p. Lacey General Travelling Agent for the
western States. l67 Dearbon Street. Chicago. III.
GEORGE r. TfIRAI.LS * Co. sole Agents
for Warsaw, lad.
n. b. None genuine unless the Box is signed
SD Howe. ln7-ly
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-09

Now OR NEVER Call at VIM, Birnbaum's Jewelry
Store and examine his extensive stock of Watches Dia
monds, Jewery, Silver Ware, Lamps, Cutlery and Fancy
Goods which he oes for sale in order to close business
on of i'll health at less than COST There is no
such large and welseeced stock this side of San Fran
CISCO and the quality of the goods will speak for ITSELF
Now your time to buy presents cheap and at saving
of so per Mr. B. has also aot of Perscopic Glass
Spectacles that perform wonders. n4tf
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-09

QUARTZ MINING IN CALIFoRSi9 From the
earliest days of the mining exci.emen mt in CAL
ifornia, the quartz lodes of that country at
tracted considerable part OF the enterprise
of the mining classes. But NEARLY all the
trials of quartz made from lS49 to 1852, re-
suited in great loss Of money, and what was
worse, want of confidence in the perna-
nency of the gold producing resources of the
State. In some of the counties, however,
quartz mining was carried on steadily, with
some degree of profit. In 1859 the Washoe
discoveries drained the State of its best ele-
ments OF population, and the mining interests
appeared to be prostrated. After expending
vast sums in the development of the mines in
were being supplied by farmers located in ad-
jacent valleys, and thus the farming interests of
California were prostrated. The people of
that State now see that it is only by the dis
covery and development of permanent min
ing interest in their own borders that their
property values can be restored and main
tanned. With this view, the Californians are
busily' engaged in prospecting quartz lodes
which were worked years ago without skill
and frequently without energy. 1t is thought
that many of these lodes pay well, and very
probably they will. The people of Oregon and
contiguous territories may learn lesson from
the experience of California, and instead of
hunting the hills of Montana for new lodes,
they will do better by discovering and work.
ing those of Oregon, and Idaho, and Washing.
| ton Territories. We have here enough to en-.
gage the energies of twenty times our present
population, and the prosperity of the miner
aad the agriculturiSt, the merchant and the
common carrier, will be co-relatve. In this
way we shall increase the aggregates of our
assessment rolls, and the onerous rates of tax
alton which now barely suffice to carry on the
local governments, will afford revenues to
make great and much needed improvements
This view of the case must recommend itsel
to the common sense of all men Of experience
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-09

PERsoNAL.-Our old friend and comrade in
arms, Capt. W. W. Thompson, called on us
last evening Capt. Thompson is on his
way to Vancouver with his company, copy,
of the Washington Territory Volunteers, to
be mustered out of service. Capt T. has
served the country long and faithfully in its
armies, and is deserving of consideration at
the hands Of the Government.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-09

EVERYTHING LOVELY IN UTAH.-The Deseret
NewS, the Mormon organ at Salt Lake City,
says that until the Christian people of other
States and Territories can show as pure a re-
cord as Utah, they had better stop jbing at
the saints. That paper thinks that until
people extract beams from their own eyes,
they had better not be too hasty in criticising
the Mormons, and ridicule such as do 80 as
being guilty of Phariseesm. The delights Of
sanity communion are vividly pictured, and
it would seem as If the Mormons, in their per.
feet satisfaction with the. own moral superi.
ority, had actually fallen into the very error
which they deprecate in others.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-09

And In accordance with law and order Of the Board
OF Trustees, made the Goth day of February A. d.
1865 many shares of each parcel of said stock
be necessary will be sold at public auction, at the Office
of f. A. o. Payne Main street, Dalles on the seventh
day Of December, A. d, 1885, at o'clock, p NJ Of said
day. pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of sole.
nSlw sIGMUND SCHWABACHER, Sec'y.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-09

THE Rev. Henry Ward Beecher is in favor
female suffrage. In France and England there
lis no legal obstacle to women holding certain
municipa! offices. At Ain, in France, nine
women were elected to the municipal council.
Lady Jenkinson, at the last general election
in England, contested Dorshetshire for her
husband, but was defeated.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-09

Col. A. D. Streight, who escaped from Lib
by prison during the war, has taken charge Of
the Indianapolis Sentinel, a democratic jour
nal. This may be looked upon as an addi-
tional evidence that the control of the DEM
ocratic party is passing out Of the hands OF
the peace party
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-09

TIE BALTIC LoDE.-The Baltic is the name
of a new discovery in the War Esgle Noun
tain, Owyhee, which is rising into considera-
BILE notoriety. Several of the extensions have
been found, running north, and the south ex-
tensions are being diligently prospected The
average width of the ore appears to be be-
tween FIVE and six feet.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-09
EpitOme of Telegraphic News.
TcoMpILED PROM THE oREGoNIAN.] j
California News.

San Francisco, Nov. THE U. s. steamer
Suwonee came to anchor off this port last
evening from cruise in search of the pirate
Shenandoah in English wa ers. Since leaving
Philadelphia she has steamed 10000 miles,
and has performed most efficient service
since her orrival in the Pacific. She now
enters port for necessary repairs.
Gen. Miller, the newly appointed Collector
of the Port Of San Francisco, filed his bonds
yesterday.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-09

MILLINERY SToRE.-Mrs. Leeser has just
opened beautiful stock of Millinery Goods,
which she offers tor sale at reasonable prices.
Ladies desiring any articles Of millinery
goods would do well to give her call.