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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-09
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LIE RAm1E.

Comme lie Ramie est sans doute lestinf ;,
remplacer lie cotton dams nos Etats. nous re-
prodnisons Fnrticle suivant de la Renaissance.
Get excellent jonrnal nest point settlement IN
journal politipue ct littcraire, mais encore uue
ie'lllle sclentltQne ct agronomqne
"I-e Ramit est nm substitnt cconouioue du co.op.
ii est plus productif qu'atcune antr- plantr; supa
rlenr an cotton; plus for, que e lin: a,,ssi blanc ct
I''" '"s plus cher que l cotton plus long que la
Sot; inaccessible aux chenIlrs: 1tcame moins de
travail! lnancjlne anrr culture: il Sc proparn rapie.
men,; raut 60 cents la livrr en- Eurnpe est on
grand. demand" par les fabriques anglai,,s d,nne
d'ux on trois rtcolt"s par an srenl au mons 800
vrrs par acre; est dune culture facie Est une ra
cine qni 81 plan' CONNIE la came s,cre; s.. nro
rag par bouturrs; iaisse une souclc ou proa,it .,
$ '"nd toJ"nrs' c"nvirnt meivril!eus.lrnt an sol
de Ia Louisiana: Est une tigc CONNIE Ii. clouvre i.
dome sa tis" 'tat sans roussare; dams l..
'ha"'p 9r lha'lh p'ut So ft'r r sor ltn,al. ;,eu
q argent pour c'rr cnltivG est i une culture a nor
tee de t"'iS rs m"yrnS. Avrc $40 on pc,,, conmou
Ger la propagation dun champ; rs, une racn. yiyoc.
Iu' Sc pIante ct qui proIuit -n tout temps. hiver
CONNIE IT.; d"n'm un" ttoti; plus fine QUE la ,oile
ct 'snr inrfc double ccr .lrs plus t,rs liSs,s
est 81 fin qn to,rrit fl d. 1850 y;r,lcs par yre
p'ut 5" filler ct ST tissr dams les families: est orrj
naire dn Ja"n q har liatrr cents millions d In.
li"ns ct d. Chinois. IT, RamiG icra Ia fo,tnn dies
gems 'nr'pnnan's qn r>piotaront les pre,ni,rs ct
r'tahIra Ia prosp'rite du Sud
LA racine du ran; Sc ,'lants par fragments ayan,
a's L"ttls c"nr Ia canine a s,,rrr on tlrs tlbnr.
culs Etan tres vivacr ellie p,ut rn Louisiana, Sc
plalttr vtr> la fin n commencement ii. r:,unte
sans sonrir du frid. On ,rolve meme l'ayan,ao.
l'nn" pousse plus v;gourr,lse ct, 81 lie prncmps rs,
favorable, lr b'nit, d ,ln- trpl. rtcoltr. VII ou,
quarr n"is sntts'ni maturitt On place, lr plan,
ohAIl"nrnt drnN pouces d. proondrur e, A nne
yarde d'espare. Cette distance pour bur d., n,uyo;r
,ntur les hourgeons on den taire des boutur..s ,i
Ion vent propager. La maturt: annoncs. -u au,.l
lurs nols par Ia norcssure DIES tisrS. On COMP. anrs
an pied ct Ton porte an moulin. La souche l,rme
soc 1t ellie reproluit au>>ot en- :talant
La preparation du sol con>>tr a lie dtgaser dies
hfrbs parasites; tois enracin,;. lie rams; pl;,ut.
tres vlgourcus', r"po'ls>e Invasion dcs vcyttsux
rrang"rs TT legnrrn inalge dams son tomicc 1t. r,-
me ne pr"iu pas DE sraillcs, forces De rep ouc-
tion son tout entieres dams t. stock de- SIS racnrs on
dams Ia seve d. srs tig.S h'sqnc,,s misses en- hol-
tnr,s font rapid'n,rnt SOUGHT >olnn- tontr. les
a'an''s's verst1"s de cett" p!ane sont tls qu il
est de lnt@!c. ct meme lu d-vnir de- c!lacnn Il rn
rs>ayrr une tcl,re Plus nni,.s grule, lin.
trodncti,'n 1T la propagation
En- un mot, c'est lie Poatyrudlios de Rabe.
lriS
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Local.

FLEuvE.-Le heuve monte rapilcment Nul nc
SAT- 81 la crr srra eXtranriinarc bi-n q les pro-
pt'ets ne inanquent pas Saint-Jacqles CONNIE all
lrurs.
Les levees sont-elrs toutcs relates on r;partcs
Nous cragnons bien que non 1t nous prors les au-
t"rltts compttentes de hacr autan que possible les
reparations ntcess:irrs. Une nouvelle inonda,ion
apres la pestr. lie cholera, la titvre a,pe l n;anu
de rtcol;r, srrait la lrncrc tleS caamtes Cc sera
la detrcsse absoltle aprts la misert cr,rlr.
TAXEs.-Lrs bons habitants de Ia paroisse Saint
jacques wont etre sonmts, CONNIE lt,,rS voisS, d.
payer lc "prr diem des Convrntonnrls ,lu Mocha
nic's Institute. La Convention a ordonn6 une taxe
ct quee que soft la dcstinte nelrure ,,e Get lusre
Corps, il taudra lhn boursc dtcr Mas trouvrra-
ton de argent dams Ia bo,rse de homn,e rrin: ct
mahrurt,lx, dams Ia hourse de cru q,li ne mlt pas
meme payer les taxes rfgulitres ct naturesl La
est r point,
Que lie ceux 4ni ba,tent monnaie avec la
miscrr pubIiqnc
GENri'.Ly y.-Gcny en- Snint-.Jacqucs semh,-
lit. Son commerce s'ttcnI de jour en- jour, commc
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est etonne dentendre, ct il suspend ses
'evres Fa"ditoire inQniet, repentant puis con-
sole. o"i, Get homme fouille aux replis mys.
terleux de Ia conscience, lcve discretemeDt Il,
wolfe one nous n'osons pas tonjonrs lever
f'o''s'memes, ct nous fait comprendre le par
don "pres la pentence ct le repentir. Les
comparisons Qn'il emploie sont Ia portee
de tons, les limoges quill deroule sont bibl-
'lnes ct familieres, les lecons quill magistra-
''se sont vivantes ct senties par le deruier de
ses anttltenrs Nous ne pouvcz pas ie from.
per, car il salt Ia plus secrete de vos repsees
ct lie souci interieur qui ronge yos entrailles
deponx ct de pere. ST "a charlie he l'autori
salt point "a TOUGHER dn doigt les plaies qn'on
d'sslmnle soignensement, ct 81 ropemteur
n'npportalt Ie remctle ct IL consolation, on le
ma''dlralt prcsqne pour 81 perspcacite ct Ia
profondetr de son regard. Mas, en- verite,
Get homme est un bien sage conseiller, I'M
fort habile doctenr, car il gnerit Ell operant.
Nous savons bien que l'Evangle est IN
banme, mais encore est-il neeessaire que 10
ha'me soft applique a temps, pru,lemment,
nvec toute Ia mansuetude dun frcre on dun
bon Samaritan. Tous ne Isont point egale
ment hables |, ce soin evangeique ct ne Sen
acqnittent pas avec ie suave amour ln clre
ten mlsericordieux Les plus jeunes sont par.
f"'s les mons doux, car lis comptcnt trop sur
Ia force encore ineprouvee du neophyte ct lu
catechumcne, car lis mont pas eprouve les
ang"'sscs du pclcrn. an desert de Ia vie. car
la sout1'rance loit les cousacrer detinitiyement
pour lie ministcre de Ia redemption ct du 50.
'ot "e honme dams lhumanite. Les vieux
s"nt les savants, les bons, les tendrcs, les
perrs. les confesseurs, les voyants de Ia cite
'nhn"rtcllc ct celeste. L'age a tonsure leur
tete pour ',eternelle lumcre den haut.
lie perc Reculon est I'M veilard,
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81 10 prosperite pnbique devait renaitre bient6t
Dams notre dernicr nnmero, nous comptions lieu,
m'gasins dcpuis le college jusqu'au convent, est
a'dirc dams le parcours dun mile. c. n6ta;t n,
tout, It nous avioi,s Acknowledgement ouble l HI.
gas'n de NJ. Theod"Ie Pcrtuit, su college Pcint'
Nous souhatons NJ pertuit, CONNIE aux autres
success ct relssite " sole hnit pour tout IL
monde ct doit tavoriser l-s lom,nes sctits, ipt+.
gents ct laborie,lx.
In ver'te, cest avec plaisir que nous voyons ou.
vrir chaqne jour de nouveaux maeasins car eel.
nous pronve que 10 miserc nest pas sou cou,bl.
ct quill est dcs resources dams IL travail #
industre. Et puis, Ia concurrence entire les mar.
chands doit etrc avantageuse aux chaauds ct aux
consommateurs.
EuvRE UART.-1.e DR.. II. c. Colomb, 81 connu
par"' nous c"mne artistic, (qui de nous ma pas
admire lrs crocodils en- coqulac.s aui dormept
nonclaamn"nt devant maison y Went den.
voy'r Exposition des "Far Grounds" a la Nou-
ve'e'orleans. ''ne nuvre art ct de- patience ule
lncontestabe va'eur C'es, I'm Cactus artifciel que
son autrur aplrlle ''l'arbrr lie Saint-Hub
Huvre unique IN son genre, gracie,,se CONNIE
conception, patate CONNIE tni, l'Arbre DE- Saint
Hubert ttonnera plus dun curieux ct cLarmera
plus dun ar,i,te.
TRAvAH-1.es affranchis Sc remcttent pe,, a peu
au travail, ct les charrcttcs dc<.intuageme,t pyo,.
vent que beaucoup d'cntic ei.x ont cLois un non,
vfau patron Dtmtnag'r, est-ce g.gner? Non, 81 le
pfoverbe dit vra: "Irois denl.nagements tuuiva-
lent un inccndie.' Quoiiu en- soft, cest eur af
fare.
Qna't aux habi'ants, ton onrs peins dun robust.
rspor dams ravenir pent-ttre aussi presses par un
temps ct une saison qui nattcndcnt pas, lis n on,
gnere abaisse le salaire du travailleur "1ont est
bien qli hnt ben'' f, dit Shakespeare La rtcote pro
claine peut etre alss bien un saut ou' une min.
dttntve.
JANvlER.-Vieilles goires, vrux gallons.
'l"and il y aura une natiunDlcs tet:s nationaes
rrpalai'ront dams tout icur ecat En- attendant.
CONNIE lbs lIabanis de St..jacqurs, bieu que Ioni.
sIal"is ct uuolilses sont tuus mstrabrs mornes,
prrs1ue d's'speres, ct quill nest pas de- tete pos
sbr pour quiconqne so,,ifle de loppresson ct de la
panvrcte, naI MA cru drvor hisser Ie glorj,ux dra
peal de Union ct dire citoyens assemblies:
Rc]"ussuns- daus le passt da..s le present ct
dams lavcllr.
Q'and Ihls'oirc s'-fface ou 'oubli., trste sjrnc
Q''and la msere du present voile la spleudcur d..
la vee, plus triste sgue encore
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FtullIetnn du LOmisi0,,uis.
LIE GAULoIs EN- Ar1ERIcuE,
Clap. NNII.

l-c travail est le premier 1T le pins grand !es de-
voir> socanx. mais encore .st-il ntcssare d, ,rp.
vrr ,u travail, davoir un tat on drx.rcpr une pro.
t,'sson.
Mon drrnier 'praon" Gear les sons n.x;St,;.,,
point II Get a=r d'h) v'nait de gliSSer dams les
mans un l"nnet" 'cl"r du coin, s s,.vas mar
experience qu il nest rin de duulourcux con,n,.
des cnrallics Iui chi n, Ia nis;rcor,r e, la faim.
La taim "st une vi>cu>r q,li ma ren d.. bien
agreeable. s!rton dams vili.. de- brooches, de ma
tisserics ct de vciuais Quan' cette drol.sse yn,s
rmpeisne ct vons ahonrr l'.sionac avec srs oru,.s
p"nus, votre cerve'' d'm'nage 1T vous tprouvez
de telrbles sensations de- n,aaise QUAINT n la ma.
rale, "!c nest pas toujonrs DE- force lutr contre
la trntation cru"lle Je crois n avoir jan,as vol
dams ma vie, rxcrptt prut-ttre q,elques bastrs in,
noe ns quon me reil,>ait par frimr; n,ajs !. dc.
clare tons les j,rts t, t,,s les legstes de- runi.
vrrs, en- mon anne ct conscience, one jsbsou,lr.i
ton,"urs 9uc"nQne v"lr un pain au troistmc Jour
de ltrrruvr Pour l' maIhrureux pere qu so'tfr,.
dams f'stonac d. SIS rntan.s, qui soustrait une
niche la viti;trr du boulanger, qu sexpose ai,si
la s'viritt dune impitoyable loi, jc ptns. qu il
est bitn mahenrrux, 1T quill mtrite la comnistra-
ton ct Ia mis'''ic"rdr des hommes ct de Di.u
ilonni sol, qui NAL y pen.e
Mais nau,icipons pas.
Nun drrnier ''plcail!on' me permet encore de 40
phistqrr transcendentalenrnt sur les chooses de ce
monde; aprrs qnoi, je drni par experience
to',t quill de douloureux dams la faim, tout
On il de celeste dams un biscuit, tout CO quill
y de divn dams le "panem qnotidianum' du PA
ter
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ORDRE DU GENERAL HANCOCK.

Nous voyons, d'aprcs lordre suivant. que l.
general Hancock est bien fermement arrett /
ldee de METRE Ia loi civile au-dessus dt
sabre. Sa premiere proclamation n'etait don,
point un leurre. Aussi, quel que soft notrt
sort de vaincu dams I'aveliir. nous ne pour
rons oublier Ia conduite intelligence ct vrai
ment patriotique de notre commantllnt mill
taire.
Qnartier.gtneral du Seine District Militaire,
Bureau du Srcrttaire pour les atfaires civips
Nonvelle-Orleans Line, 30 decemLre 1867
Son Excellence b. +, Flanders, Gourerneur M
Ia Louisiaae-
Gouverncur
Je s"s charge, par lie maj gen. commandment, de
vous accuser reception de votre communication d,,
ii ronrant, avec les papirrs ct documents qui lac
c"mpagnent, accusant les membrcs dn iur d. police.
dc Ia pa'oisse dOrlans rive droite davoir atFrcte
enr usage ct bfntfic- les fonds pnblcs d. ladite
par"isse ct detre personnell-ncnt nteressas dams
d"s contrats adjngis par rux ct recommamlant la
revocation du president ct dcs membres du.ljt uri
de police, ct IN rponse de dire que ccs acc,,sa
ions prfsentent nn cas- tout partcn!ieremcnt propr,
etre s"nmls une cnquctr judciare ct CONNIE il
est evident pour ui que le d. Ia Justice peut
offrr des rparations convenahles pour les orts ,lo
on Sc plant, s est prouvt qu'ils existent, lie mai.
gen comma"'!ant c"nrIu quill n';'at pas propos
q avor rrco'lrs aux measures sugg rtcs dams la COM
mnnication De Votrc Excellence
Je suIs, Go"vern'',r. tres respecueusement,
Notre obtissant serveur
(Sgnt) W. G. MITCHELL,
Lieut.-col brew. de l'armic d.s f II.
Secrttaire des affaires ciyiles. Z
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OlsPIl..E.
III

Cependant Orphaus tta, TN bien bel l,omme;
fossedant de g,ands yeux;
etait un clt"ycn, mrs'lrinuisell,.s, CONNIE
III Ell tau, en- to,.s lieux.
Eiaht veuf, ttant jrune, il ne drvait pas faire
lie mort on mUrbon.i,
TT vivre CONNIE nn ours, lrrmite ct solitaire.
Peurulcleur ct barbvn.
Dams lie RANT pays d"s Nymph"s demi.nues,
Sous les lanricrs tn hrurs,
II faut courir aples les Graces ingcn,,.s,
Non Sc moriyn,!re tn pl.urs
fassant de Tune l'a''trt' av"c nm sai sourre
TT d"s retains ii"yeux,
ii tau, hat!plsr, clantrr Metre sa |vre
Au doux accord ,rs cirux,
Mas Orfhte et.!t tol. ear i! ctait tilcle;
Car il tuyait aux bos -.
Non pour y iolatrer aycc s.; tout. belle,
Mai, pour a,sr du Lau,bois.
Anss, par nm bean jour, aprts vaines uillales,
L's FLIES d, l'cndruit
Decoupercnt Orpl!ee en- nlels de er;lladcs:
1t etait bien l,Ur drot.
l. ilebre reent, dit-on, les debris d" pocte
1t >a Tyre en- morccaux;
LIZ Ito; intelligent p"rta 81 noble ,ete
Aux vierges de Lesbos.
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FOREIGN.
against i

LIvERPooL. October II, 3p.m.--Cotton
closed firmer; sales, $4,000 bales; Up
lands, 1914; Orleans, lid.
HAVANA, October 1.-THE latest ad'
vices from Los Tunas announce the sue
cessful progress Of the campaign against
the insurgents. They appeared in that
district in three or four separate bands,
all under the lead of guerrilla. After
the defeat of the largest body, they all
dispersed, and are trying to reach the
sea shore with the probable intention Of
finding ships on which to escape from
the country. The troops are pursuing
them in various directions The bands
we're composed Of h. Nuts, who, BY
the Captain General Lersuadi's vigorous
measures, had been driven to the noun
tains. There were also among them
numbers of persons without regular oe-
equations and ready for anything WHICH
promised any excitement, The en-.
tire number of the insurgents was
about two hundred. The Captain Gene.
raj will Immediately send men of.war to
prevent strsgglers from leaving the coast
Puesto, Poenecpe, and other towns re-
Gently in disturbance, are now quiet, as
the citizens are in favor of the present
government. The expulsion of General
Santa Anna from Poobado has put an
end to recruiting, and other demonstra-
tons against the MShcan Government
Captain General Lersuudi declares that
whiIs he Is in command be will not per-
NIT any conspiracy in the island against
a foreign government The weather is
hot but rainy, and the city and island
are healthy.
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Ritualism.

EDIroRs LEDGER: In your issue of the
lath inst. "Tatler apeaks of the med
len of cresds" presented by Rev. MIR.
Rogers, at the Greenlaw Opera House,
and having been under this gentleman
ministrations for nearly twenty years, !
take the liberty, though no theologian, Of
saying that he has never, to my knowl-
edge, taught anything during that time
which is not held by our leading divines
of the High Church party in this country
and England: What might seem a
'' medley of creeds" to casual auditor
develops into noble symmetry and con-
sistency to any earnest man who attends
those services regularly. 1t is nothing
less than the Catholic doctrine OF the
Catholic Church of England, illustrated
by an enlarged symbolism or ritual, by
one who, | verify behave, would lay dowr
his life to see his Masters Kingdom
united, not on " medley of creeds OF
pretended liberality, but on the faith a,
accepted by the whole Church united
the Greek separation in the ninth cen
fury.
He teaches, in common with our grea
Oxford Divines, that explanations nigh
be made, in the spirit Of charity, which
would reunite, not only those ancient
Catholic bodies, but also the earnes
minded Of all communions who respond
to the Savior's prayer, Father, gran
that these may be one as Thou and 1 ar
one, that the world may know that Thou
hast sent me" LISTENER.
Memphis, October le, 1868.
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act. which will redousd 10 the credit Of
those engaged in il, be they who they
may. Their object was not to break the
peace, not TO iujure any one, not
20 arm themselves or their friends
against others, but TO prevent mischief
and the shedding Of blood. The arms
were thrown into the river, and not cap
tured as they might have been for use,
aud as they would have been had the
capiors intended anything else than the
prevention Of wrong. A new rebellion
forsooth I A rebellion against war, out
lawry and blood. A rebellion in the
interest of peace aud the security OF
communities and families We like such
rebellion as this. We are tired Of war
and want real peace Those guns cannot
harm anybody more; they cannot be
fishcd from the mighty depths in which
they lie entombed, and they cannot be
made the instruments Of any more mid
night murders. We wish there was not q
gun in the country on any side. And
when one side arms the other must We
hope no further attempts will be made to
break the peace by bringing arms into the
country. II there is, on the Radical side
and in the Radical interest, then it is time
also TO arm on the Democratic side in the
Democratic interest The aggression
and the wrong is on the side Of that
marty which initiates the dangerous and
baneful enterprise. IL the destruction
of those arms was anything but defen-
siye operation, q necessary preventive OF
mischief, then there is no other use for
officers of the law than to secure Offend
ers after the commission Of crime. The
main object of the law itself is to
prevent rather than to punish crime, and
that should be the purpose OF its officers.
Those who destroyed the guns have done
no more. Aud now we say let our enc.
mics make the most oft. If all the proof
given of disposition to rebellion con-
sists of destruction of the means OF rebel
lion, we do not think the argument will
be forcible enough to convince anybody.
The Radicals will not succeed in
firing the Northern heart by transport
ing guns here, either for the purpose
of use, or to make blow over their cap
ture and destruction. Such things are
aggressions on their part, censurable,
inexcussble and criminal, whether by
Governors or other leaders, and they
deserve the hanguan's rope, every one
of them-not even censure. those who,
for the safety Of inoffensive men, women
and children, have destroyed them. A
white man, who having first BY falsehood
and prejudice rendered antagonist, would
thus seek to arm another race against bis
own, is an enemy of all mankind, and as
much the enemy of the blacks as OF his
own color,
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Prom Washington.

WARRINGTON, October l5.-The article
in the New York World to-day, suggest
ing change in our Presidential ticket,
is Indignantly denounced by the Demo-
Gratis.
The late returns from the elections
show that we have been beaten by very
small majority, Notwithstanding stipend
Gus Radical frauds in the three great
States. With fair vote it is still within
our power TO succeed. Already the Ma
tional Com mittee is in receipt of many
kilograms from these States, promising q
better fight in November, accompanied
with assurances Of triumph.
A few timid persons commenting upon
the result and yielding to the shock OF
the moment, visited General Hancock
to day and propounded the question if
he would accept the nomination, pro-
vided Seymour declined. General Han
cock treated the proposition as imperti-
neut. Chases name Is also used BY the
gossips in this connection, bat Il IS an
absurd idea.
In addition to frauds praeticed in
Pennsylvenia, IL has leaked out that Il
was a part Of the Radical policy 10
manipulate the telegraphic news 90 as to
create the impression that these States
had gone Radical by immense msjori-
ties, trusting that these FIRST impressions
would have a good eject for their cause.
Later news shows that but for the auda-
cious frauds in Philadelphia and Allie
eheny City the State would have gone
Democratic. More than 5000 votes Of
naturalized citizens we're improperly
rejected IN the StAio.
Private advices from Norfolk, Va, say
the Commercial Convention viii conclude
theirlabors satisfactorily. The principal
object Is 70 establish . water line com
mnuicsiiou between the Ohio river aud
seabori. By vay Of the james river and
Ksnavha canal. capable Of transporting
fifteen hundred milios tons per aunun-
Several pronioent Congressman express.
themselves ia favor Of The plan snd Of
Congress adopting Il ss . natioual work.
--LOuisrills Courier special
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BY TELE G RAP Il
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.


Nav YonK, October n. 1920 pm Gold
1877; 5.2os, coupons 81, li6s; 81
il4i; "a. liz; '65, MT; 6.2os. new
issue, lloE; SILL coupons SO, Ill;
1910 coupons, lO6t, Government
bonds steady. Tennessee bonds, old
issue, 72l; new, r. New York Cen
trail, 1871; Erie, l4s.
Cotton quiet. but firm; Uplsnds, 2oac'
In an alteration 10 front Of an African
church in Jersey City, last night, Jesse
johnson (colored) stabbed Morris Garne
(colored) fatally. johnson has not YET
been arrested. Both parties had been
attending meeting in the church.
A tidal phenomenon was observed al
He'll Gate on Thursday, when the tide,
according to experienced pilots, was
stronger than 1t has been for the last
twenty years.
OBaldwin has been put under $1,000
bonds to keep the peace for one year,
and il Is now thought the fght between
him and wormald is postponed for q
year. The latter is still at large.
Commissioner Rollins has been sub
peuaed to attend next Friday to answer
a charge before Commissioner Osborne.
The Fall river manufacturers have
given notice to their operatives that q
change will be made in working hours
on Monday next. The mills will be run
eleven hours instead of ten, as at present
The spinners have formally protested
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-17
rna Guu.-"Iet MS have Peace s.

While the Radical party cry is "let us
have peace" the Radical practice is to
exasperate one section by falsehoods in
Vulnerable, and to stir up animosities in
the other. At the same time creatures
of white complexion in human form
raise money, and buy and transport arms
to be placed in the hands Of black men
against white men. Having been foiled
in bringing four thousand guns for
Arkansas, which now sleep harm
lessly at the bottom of the Mis-
sissippi, and with which they vii
Iainously hoped to initiate the war of
races, they now proclaim that the de-
struction Of the guns is another rebellion,
another Fort Sumter affair, and call on
their Northern cosdjutors to make the
most of il. Is il desirable to arm one
portion Of q republican people against
the other 10 time Of peaee1 Is it de-
sirable especially TO arm that por-
ton which is lsvless, ignorant, va
grant and vicious by the encourage
ment Of designing demsgogues and
wicked men, who are seeking place and
power By decentralization and destruction
and at the hazard Of every possible evil {
Does not the law Of self-iefense justify
and require resistance to al such nsehi'
nstions7 The recent destruction Of The
euus on The Hespsr vas AZ act Of this
character, . prsiseEOrthy and manly