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MOUNT ST. MARY's COLLEGE,
NEAR EMNITTsBURG, MARYLAND.

This Institution founded "a 1893 incorporated and
powered couer DEGREES In 1880 has continually improved
aud deco to means by giving THOROUGH EDUCA-
TON CLASSIC And SCI NrIFIC.
TIE First Session Of the Scholastic Year begins the Lat
week of August; the Second on the 18th Of January
The Terms for Board and Tuition $50 annum-L
for each Session SlsOpaysle In advance Clothing STA
touery etc. II supplied BY the College must also be paid for
IN advance.
AL the Students instructed in the Doctrines aud trained
the practice Of the Catholic Reig ion
There Prtpsratory Department for Pupils not qualified
Tor the Collegiate Course. For further information spp to
the PRESIDENT JOHN McuAFFRhH, D. ID.
G ID ELpKR 81 and 80 Camp street. New Orleans can be
arrlieh 70 a. Agant for the Collaga.
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HOUsE-FURNIeHING GOODS.

HCUSE-FURNISEING GOODS.
EIRBT PREMIUM END GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
AZ TIE EEST COOLING gTOVE
The above Stove hy per cent less fuel and bAkss BET
bread than any other stove in This fact
fairly demonstrated and incoHtsaby At the Mochan
and Agricultural Fair Of New Orleans, 1853 and the St
Louis Fair Of 1867.
Every one OF these Stoves guaranteed ssd delivered any
where within the city free OF charge.
Also constantly hand large and complete assortment
Of CHEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most Inn
proved Patterns Liberal advantages offered the rAdA
II. HALLER Agent
Nc lSS TchoupisoulAs street.
OrdersIsf 90 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange
No los ST. Charles street ss tie New Orleans POsOss
will receive prompt sttertion.
GAME IL KELF,
100 CANAL STREET.
Wishing to rsSues tssir large stock
Dees-ated Chins,
DINNER SITS, CHAMBER SETS, TABLE roTL
SETS COFFEE SETS, TEA SETS, FLOWER
VASES, ETC, ETC,
French Bronzes and French Marble Clocks
RngH. b and American Plated CASTORs, FRUIT BOWLS
WATERS, WATER PITCHERS, CovEEED DISHES
CAEDLEsTICKS, BPE2GNES, TEA UREs, CAKE and
BREAD BASKETS DISH Covers,
silver Ware and Gas Fixtures,
ny solicit attention OfpurehAsers their Sock
which they offer sale at greatly reueed pses which
they win satisfy any onsn Of The above
articles.
CREsCEET CITY CssTEKN FACTORY.
re.................CkNP srREKT.................Iu
Ths HnecrSgHed having purchased tss interest," Of the
srSrlsdn the 49, ent, win
ths business IN hs sBa fer his account
b. s1son and prompt attention 10 busins-
hopes tt e0ntnuAnSe Of ths psrsnAGo ksABI De-
rtsvsd o. the old IN
ALL WORK GUARANTEEr.
WILLIAM Ayes,
"a ] Nsy-r'-or n ~,
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LOTTERIES.
X ENTUCkx STATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
sURRAY. kBDY q oo..................HAEAs


<KKTUCK7 STATE LOTTERY, FOB THE 1KEEFn
or SHELBY OOLLE0E
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ENGRAVING, sTEBEOTYPING.
DOUGLAs.
EEaRAvER AND LJTHoGRAPEEE,
No. 10 OAnp Ssress.
ADJOINING LADIsS KNTRAEoK OrTT HOTEL
yF4N,E are wsScae Osrds saCrsvOe N ss Sssesus
BasnssS Carda, Asssnns Ss@sS OOtsn Ellis La
staS Chocks, invoices sad OrsaAr Letters, 49, hsAo
srspAsd Seals, Cansssk4z ssaEass, Desz Plates, sse
Initials KnbOsss1 Sspsr ed EavslsDss wERopY
CHARGE FOR DIK
EEARKLIN
TYPE, STEREOTYPE, AND ELECTRoTYPE FoUHDsy
Ies Vine Street, between Fourth and F1rth
r ALLISON, Superintendent, Cincinnati
Manufacturers Of and Dealers In
BOOK AND NEWS TYPE AND PRINTING NATBKIALs
or EvHRT DESCRIPTION.
gtereotyping snd Eleetrotypinx
In an their various brHnehss-BOOks Music Patent NsSi.
cine Ishsls Dir-etisus. JoLs Wood Crts. Bta Re
NEW YORK.
]. q r. COATS
BEST SIX COED WHITE AND BLACK THREAD
Assorted Of 100 DossnA
BRIGHT CoLoRs IN BOXES
WIKI their venknown rads nnmz.
New assortneus and from forty 10 ly shades Of colOf
IN each bex Of eve doEsDs,
Assorted eases Of 100 dOssn.
Best Six Cord Crochet Cotton,
On spools and IN hanks Fer saleby the package oa'
JOHN HUGH AUCHINCLoss.
Sole Agents in New York 81
JAP. GOATS,
" Paisley, Scotland.
WATCHES. ,.,.....'.'.........wATOHEs
eI,oee, Oo0 in Watches
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Saturday. February Isth. 1855.

GLASS C. 10 BIB DEAwN At ooyNsros, KY.
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DOLBEAK OonHEHCIAL CoLLsoA-
OozSEK oAzP ANp oorHoS STA.
gpaefSzs AAG EEeEazf "stsrv BuiIdsas.
"a constantly session under eight Ahie ProiesseIL 10
1854 and chartered By Sta.s stu-
sAy be f0und Principals Bootksopsrs arzs
pssn Of the old houses Of thie city and The souths
states Ladies Gentlemen attend the COMMERCIAL
COURSE, Book ksSpins, PsnEAnship ksthsnAos Ene.
Hsh French Spanish business e4uostios that snabl
5000 5000 anHusy h the best fortune
give thsiT We have ample Arrangements IN ~
F.adszta t<Siss Aad 0sntlensn are Invited to call
RUTUe DOLBHAR PrssidssE
ALBEIT LEoE's SCHOOL rOhs BOYS
gEATAwL, PIKs co., Kiss,
usr Orleans and ysckssR Railross.
Cruuazu nay b obtained spphostiet 70 ROEEBxPIyi
KIN, Esa.. II and n Cans rtrssf. New Orleans
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THANKSGIVING MACHINES.

ZINE PIANOS
GUST. Won HOPE So Magazine street, has dns stock
Of PIANOS manufactured in Louisiana which he guSrsn
to be equal all respects those OF foreign makers
offered for sale in tn city Prices will be found MODERAfE
Citizens invited to call
Mr. Won HOFE WAS AWARDED the GOLD MEDAL
A. the Louisiana State Fair held At New Orleans in January
1865 for the BEST PIANO made in the southern States
GUST Won HOFE,
sO7 Magazine street.
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usroulsu nay B, obtained On sppostish 70 ROEEBxPIY
KIN Ksa.. n and IL Cans rtrsst. New ORLEANS
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NEW ORLEANS CARTS.
JORDAN's SUGAR CLARlFYER.

9 LII
eTyHIs MACHINE erninentlyg combines sinp,i.
l. cit,, cbeapness, perfection and dura biity.
No vacuum process used 30 simple do to b
worked by a boy fifteen years oia. IL cannot
easily become idisarranged, and IL pronounced
perfection by those who have seen II In opera.
don. ihe patentse will erect his machinery on
any plantation In Louisiana on convenient
terms, and will sell patent rights to individuals
or States by reference to his Agents ~ bsiow.
The Suiphurcus Gas can be increased or dimln .
ished, AS the nature ofothe case may require
in the cane Juice. Ithas proved a perfec. sue.
cess on the plantations OFT. w pfsott, Parish OF
st. John the Baptiste, near Bonnet oarr6, La.
and the Sugar and Molassss (also resembled th q
Golden syrup,) was sold at the highest market
prices by Mr. Edward Shift, merehant, No. 1865
Common street, New Orleans. The following
planters Of the Parish of &c. John tbs Bsptiste,
a, have used this superior machine, viz. n.
Moissonst, Louis Luke, Henry O. Story, 1T. Berl
uard Parish, La, See certificate.
This Machine Ia very suitable for Molasses,
making II equal TO Golden Syrup. Patents V
States, Territories or Individuals can be obtained
by letter, or personally, TO 4
s II q. HEARTT,
81 Commercial Place, corner 81. Charles It.,
New Orleans, La.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-03-12

STATE OF LOUIsIANA-FIFTH JU-
dicial District Court--Parlsh of East Ba-
ton Rouge-Wm. s. Pike VS.. Ii. A. Cas-
tle-No. 1879.
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of seizure and
~ sale issued in the above suit and Iii
rected to the Sheriff of said Parish, from
the Honorable Court aforesaid, have
seized and will expose to public sale, in
front OF the Court House door of said Par
ish, in the city Of Baton Rouge,on
Saturday, the 4th day Of april next,
A. D., 1868, at II o'clock, A. NJ, Of said
day, all the right, title, interest and claim
of the defendant in and to the following
described property, to-wit: @@+gkt
The undivided half Of certain Tract Of
Land containing three hundred and sew
enty-fve superficial acres, situated in this
Parish, at about six miles East Of the city
Of Baton Rouge, bounded by lands Of
Garig, Adams and Thomas Together
with the undivided half Of all the build
ings and Improvements thereon.
Seized TO pay and satisfy the amount Of
judgment, interest and costs claimed
herein.
Terms OF SALE Cash, with the benefit
OF appraisement. T. j. BIRD,
mara Sheriff.
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CHEAP NAILS.

HAVE in store a good assortment Of bes
l. quality Cut Nails that will close out at re-
tail very cheap for the cash. Planters and 9th
dec3 JOSHUA REAL
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BUCKWIIEAT.

UsT RECEIVED, another lot Of choice New
a York Buckwheat-the best made Ia America.
noVl3 JOSHUA BEAL
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ROBERT Il. LEE.

WE Robert y Lee Flour is man ufactured by
l. George P. Plant Co., OF st. Louis, and Is
nnau passed by any Flour made In America.
aive II trial when you want something extra.
declZ JOSHUA BEAL
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LIME.

E0 BARRELS Richards Cape Lime Lime An d
w barrels in splendid order. Just received
by Idec5l JOSHUA BEAL
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pARlsn on sr. BrnxARp, LA.,

9b t9l6 Parish or 6T. BERHARD, La,
afl s..G story's Plantation,
miles below New Orleans, May Is, 1897.
W. a. JORDAN, EsQ.: ssl' si4s9
DEAR SIR have used your patent, and the
machine made and put up BY you, for clarifying
my crops of sugar for the years 1906. The su-
gar was very superior In color aud grain CON-
tinue TO use your patent, and highly recommen nd
1t to planters rs important In the highest degree
and very economical. 'A@8a
Very respectfully yours, sAs
'Eba5o HENRY G. STORY.
These Machines are NOW ready for delivery III
New Orleans, price 1900 each, there. Planters
who have ordered will DO served In tnrn as regis
tered -
N. Bs--Any infringement on this patent the
party Will be prosecuted to the extent OF The law,
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PISTOL CARTRIDGES.
.HOLT5- 31-100 and 36-l00.
" Smith Wesson's-22-I00.
Derrnger-41-I00.
AlIen's-38-100
Henry's-44-100.
just received at
augH BEAL5 BOOK 4 VARIETY STORE
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COAL OIL.

LNATRA White Nonexplosive Coal Oil, on draft
~ and In five gallon tins, for sale at
deci2 JOSHUA BEAL
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PEACH BLOW POTATOES.

Ch BARRELS very choice Peach Blow Pota.
~ toes, just stored and for sale by
deco JOSHUA. BEAL
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NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS,

THE PATENTEE, w. "A. JORDAN, has been
informed that Mr.. Camille Mire and DR. Me.
Loud have been putting up some mongrel ma
chines-adopting arms and cups and travelling
on the coast. They, have no letters patent from
the United States Government, and all plan ters
who have them on their places, will be prose.
cuted and the sugar and moasses product there
of, held liable for damages. Those who have
them, can arrange the matter amicably, Or
through their merchants ia New Orleans, BY ad.
dressing personally, or by letter.
. 81 IL. g. HEARTT,
81 Commercial Place, cor. St. Charles 81.
dec2-3m ia t5.saa Z g53s New Orleans, La.
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FIRE CRATES.
Nov 10 the time to set them, a fine lot Just
IN received. fdec1sl JAMES MoVAY.
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CEDAR BUCKET

RRASs and iron bound Cedar Buckets, fine
ID lot Of them.
marl2 JAMES McvAY
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Q small Table, large Tables, 2 Bed
steads, . Armoirs, is Chairs, Cooking
Stove and fixtures, 2 Sewing Machines, l
Looking Glass, Corn Shelter, ! Felton,
Cash Iron Corn Mill, Burr Corn Mill,
l Single Machine,i1 Steamboat Bell1 lot
old Iron. f3H afsga .@ M
TERMS or SALE Cash, .s..
- ~ ED. d. CHEATHAM,
fsbl5 ~ gag $50 Deputy Sheriff.
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When in Need OF a Good Lead Pencil,

( SIX YOUR MERCHANT for "HERoMA MS !" and
n take no other. For sale to Merchants At
New York prices at HERoMAN's,
augl5 Corner Church and Florida Str
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HAVEN received full assortment of the
l. various qualities OF White Lead and al the
standard coiors ground in oil, In cans and packa-
ges to suit, at reduced rates.
marl2 JAMES MovAY.
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HAVE now In store choice article of New
l. Crop Golden Syrup.
nov6 s.+" JOSHUA BEAL
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-24

THE FRONTIER INDEX which newspa
per Office was destroyed during the
troubles elsewhere reported, as taking
place at Bear River City, is responsible
for this beautiful paragraph
We will bet quarter that Horse Useless
Grant is so drunk to-day that he has to lean
upon his sword, and that the sword is in he
hung hole Of rye barrel. Whisky bloated
military dictator of the new monarchy of
America-late U. S.
Now whether that Office was de-
stroyed by the mob which was met aud
defeated by the citizens, or by the citi-
zens themselves, all we have to say by
way of comment is that a decency low
ng public can and will cheerfully stand
he bereavement. If the American
routier can have no better " Index :"
han that miserable sheet, it had better
,e with out one entirely.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
From the Gold Hill News of last EVENING"

CHICAGO, November 21.-An Omaha spe
cial says the Missouri is frozen over at thai
point. Pedestrians manage to cross, but the
ice is not strong enough to bear teams, and
so large quantity of mail matter, freight
and baggage remains on each side of the
river.
NEWCASTLE, Del, November 2l.-Seven
persons, convicted OF various petty ofenses,
were tied to post in the Jail yard to-day
and whipped. One was an old man of 20
years, who received 20 lashes on the back
He cried bitterly during the ordeal. One
man was placed in the pillory until he be-
came totally helpless from cold, and then
was whipped with twenty lashes.
CHICAGO, November 81. - Washington
specials say the trial of Jeff. Davis is again
by mutual agreement between
Evarts and O'Connor
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4 REMINIsCENCE.-Th The following sug,
Gcstive extract is from the address of John
Quincy Adams 70 his constituents, Septem-
Der IL 1912:
l have been so often painted to the South
with the horns of abolition upon my head,
that if l were TO step south of the Potomac,
the people would be looking for the cloven
foot. All this l endeavor to take in good hui
NOR as l may; and in that spirit, and as
sample of the feeling Of respectable Southern
constituents toward me, l will read you, tom
a Charleston newspaper, toast drank with
un5ounded applause, at a public, patriotic
dinner at marlborough, on the last Fourth
of July, in celebration of he 9th anniver-
sary OF our National Independence
The glorious, lious and immortal mem
DRY of the great and good George Washing
ton, not forgetting Generals Marion and
Sumter, who assisted in relieving us from
King Georges slavery, arbitrary power,
stamp paper and compulsory tea drinking.
May We never want Democrat to trip up
the heels of a Federalist, or a hangman to
prepare a halter for John Quincy Adams"
I Nine cheers
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RAPE.-The Reno Crescent of last Satur-
day says A man who has recently been
employed about the railroad works at U.t!a-
worth 1--WE could not learn his nan1e) ccm-
mitted, last Monday, terrible outrage upon
little girl of seven years # a2,e, tl,"., nter
of J. Lucas, of Wadswo.s's. '.ne inhuman
monster was arrested, aud the father of the
injured girl started to bring him to Reno. to
deliver him to the Sheriff of this county, but
the man escaped somewhere on the road, in
the night. We are surprised that the people
of WadswOrth did not make it unnecessary
for any one to bring such wretch 10 Reno.
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GEORGE {. GoRuAM.-The Santa Clara
News, an independent paper, says of Mr..
Gorham His claims to marked ability as
a statesman and debater are now admitted
even by those who most bitterly opposed his
election as Governor. He certainly seems to
be riding swiftly on that tide which, when
taken at the food (as the poet has it), leads
oil TO fortune. His is another Of the many
examples in this country OF men raising
themselves up from poverty and obscurity to
fortune and fame by the sheer force Of natu-
raj energy and intellect, governed by a posi-
t.yeneSs OF character too powerful for either
or cai0lery. As Il Californian,
we cannot but feel an interest III his advance
ment, and we shall watch his career, which
we predict will be brilliant one, with no
no small decree o. interest
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-24

FIRE AT RESo.-Says the Crescent OF
last Saturday On Monday morning last our
citizens were startled by the cry of fire. 1t
was ascer,sined that the ceiling around the
stovepipe in Mr.. Gasherie's residence, on
Commercial Row was in flames. The peril
was imminent for time, for before it was
discovered the fire had obtained considerable
headway, and the building was in the center
Of block built of dry pine. BY tremendu-
Gus exertionS on the part of some OF our
citizens the fire was checked, AMI g fire
eXtlngui>her put final quietuS to the
flames. \ few Of our citizens worked in
binding smoke most magnihcentiy, if we
had their names we would be glad TO publish
them. We do not know how great loss
Mr.. Ga>heric suffered. On the same eve.
another stoyepipe on Virginia street repeat
cd the vancouver Of the morning. We only
wonder that the whole town has not before
this been destroyed.
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FROM BEAR RIVER CITY.
From the Enterprise Of Sunday. 7

SALT LAKE, November 20.-The mob this
morning at Bear River City, so miles east of
| here, began again and have burned the Jail.
The citizens armed themselves, and while
the mob, numbering about 200 men, were
standing and whOopiny over the burning
Jail, the citizens fired into them and killed
p and wounded 80 or 60. The Frontier
Index newspaper Office was also burned to
the ground, and the editor was not to be
found. The riot began about the hanging of
three men on November IL. Il is feared the
whole city will be burned. Women and
children are fleeing fox safety. The citizens
have sent to all the railroad grading camps
for reinforeements.
The mob has collected in the mountains
near Bear River and sent into town for
physician to come and attend to their wound
ed They sent back word by the physician
for the women and children to leave town,
as they intended to march on it, 400 strong.
and burn it tonight. The Mayor has tele-
graphed TO Fort Bridser for troops, which |
are expected to arrive tomorrow.
BEAR RIVER CITY, November 20-6P P. NJ. |
The city is now qniet and under marshal
law. Business is going on usual. Guards
are on the outskirts of town and patroling
he streets in anticipation of fight to-
hight with the mob. They were scattered to
he mountains this afternoon, and at dusk
we're seen collecting in small bands The
-ingleaders. Smith and Daily, were severely
wounded and not expected to live. 1t is
low reported that 20 of the mob are dead,
md 50 wounded-two MORALLY. One citi-
zen named Armstrong was shot dead He
caves a wife and three children At Green
River.
BEAR RIVER CITY, November 2l-4 P. NJ
The military arrived this morning and the
ity is tranquil 1t has been discovered that
he mob carried L. of their dead to the noun
aims. There have been ii found in the
treets. Tom Smith, one of the leaders is
till alive and under arrest in the hands of I
he military. No more disturbance is an
iciprted.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-24

70 RE TAKEN WITH ALLOwANCE.-The
Geographic statement by General Badeau,
that the President elect would decline an
invitation to Eyarts' dinner, ii Randall.
Mccullough or Wells were to be present,
we take to be silly gossip. General Grant
has too much sense II make any such ex-
cusc. aud We look for a correction of the
statement. Grant will probably never hunt
tie company of these coxcomhs of Andrew
Johnson, but their accidental presence on
aGT occasion Will never give him TIE night
ilsa-e.--Na,ySriNe appeal.
The story suits us, put up as reported
II coming from Ba1eau. The cabinet
officers named conspired with Andrew
Johnson 10 imPugn Grants motives
aud impea:h his veracity. The Gen,
eTai had the nerve to turn over the war
o;hce into the hands Of Stanton when
TIE President and his funLies attempt
ci TO make ca'spaU of him and, as
will be rem embere,l, when they failed
e their object they attempted to make
tis ceuntrr look upon him as trick
ser and a liar. Grant pledged his
f..!y and unrightlr, and the people be-
! eyed him and now that he has been !
selected to the Presidential Office, he |
has too much true manhood to mix |
wilh, upon terms of friendship and
social equality, the fawning courtieis :,
" ho attempted to steal away his good
\ aine and blacken his spotless character.
We glory in bis courage and manly
pirit. !;
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-24

HOMES OF PEACE AND VIRTUE. The
Nevada G zette says: ''Way down in Tulare.
| Los Angeles, San Bernardino and San Diego
counties, where the population is dove
tailed composition of pilgrims from the
Southern CoEfcdercy, horse thieves high
waymen and Mormons, Democracy is as
strong and defiant as ever In confirmation
of this we have the report of citizen Of
our county, WHO has lately made a tour Of
which gave him peculiar opportunities of
observation. In Kern county the officers
are all rebels, and make boast of tin fact
none others could get Offices. Tie Sheriff
left California at the beginning Of the war
went East and joined the rebel army, and
after several yeas service returned, AMI was
elected to his present position. Another
high officer, it is said, left Santa Clara from
being detected in acts of theft. He had been
Il waiter in a hotel, ard valuable tableware
being missing, TIE rebel decamped for the
more congenial climate of Kern county.
These officials are not regarded as incor-
ruptable, as Democrat remarked 10 our
traveller, twenty dollars would buy any Of
them" Glcnn,ile, in that county voted |
unanimously for Seymour. 1t is said to be
settlement of ignorance, vice and disorder.
Drunkenness was the order Of the day.
Men cLeercd for Seymour ard JEFF. Davis,
and swung their pistols, Threatening to Kill
any Black Republican that could be found.
Throughout the whole region the character
is the same. and all Democrats threatened
a rebellion III case Grant was elected. They
were generally so ignorant as to think that
all the Democrats throughout the Union
we're ready to rise in rebellion, and that the
promise of success was good. There is a
great deal Ct wealth, in stock and good land,
n Tulare, Kern ard Fresno counties, but 10
efnement and few comforts. They need
he civilizers of the school, churches and
6 Yankees" These are the "homes of
'eace and virtue" boasted of my the Ex-
as having gone unanimously Demo-
-atic- Oakland NcrS.