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DIR. LIVINGSTON ALIVE AGAIN.

1eegTdphcd ExcttSsrely 10 The EveNSNg Star.
LONDON, October h.-Ths following des.
patch, concerning Dr. Livingston. was received
mere yesterday: p. :
BoNBAY. October GA letter has lust been
received here from DR.. Lvipgston, the ereaf
: African traveller. He wa a. Lake Banelewe
at the time OF writing, In July, los, and was
then In excellent health and spirits. He men.
: at laat, found the true source OF the Nile.
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MASONIC,


Teiegrdphed Ezcissirely to The Evening Star
CLIvBLAND, Oct IA Convention OF the
Grand Commandery OF Master Masons of ONO
commences here to-day, ana will continue in
session until next Wednesday. The attend
ance will - large. Important matters are to
be broughtup for discussion.
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TIE LouIsvILLB OonAaacIAL GOWN.
fIoA-Seeo1d Doy.-Yesterday the Committee
On permanent Oegsnisafionr reported . foiioTs.
For Secretary, Charles n. fnurston, ana one
vice presidant and assistant secretary from
the con vention appoint the folloWins stansias :
committees, composed Of one member from
each Sate repressatsd:-1st. On Soathsrn Pa.
cine railroad; ID, % railroads esaseaily; "a. on
5tb, on finance and Inning; 6th, On nsnn,
facturers and mining; TN, o. the Nissiasl ppl
levee improvsments: Sh, on Tennessee rivsr
Improvements -. o. river navigAfiou, canals
on continuous water line communicaion BE-
tween the Mississippi and the Atlantic 60.
board; l3fh. REMOVAL OF obstYuctions % cheap
Cali; I3th, imports. On motion Of M. Hilliard,
Of Georgia, the sn1ect Of the projection Of labor
and reduction Of taxation WIS made an order
Of business.
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IHE SPANISH INSURRECrION
DWINDLING.

7eie0rdphed Erctustreiy to The Evening Star.
MADRID, Oct. f4.-Accoraine TO Official ra.
ports. made public by the 4s vernment author.
lties, the insurrection has been ret uced 10 a
small group Of insurgents, who are doing their
utmost TO avoid the national troops
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PUBLIC MEETINGS IN PARIS.
1eteg'apAed ksclusigely TO z1s ESestxg Stay.
Paris, Oct. H.-Yestsrday there were three
ancoo 0ccurre0.
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1etegrdphed Exclusively TO The Euening Star
LONDON, Oct. 1i.-Lord Derby Is much bet.
Ter to-day, and continues to improve
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CIyCINNAYTI IFeNs.

Archbishop Purcell Eu.rsute 70 Reme-The
Bible in the Public Sch ssls.
Istegraphed ErclEsl slrely to The Eueniag star.
CIECInNAfTI, october A.--Archbishop Pur.
cell lsft this city last night for Rome, TO attend
me Ecumenical Council. Next Saturday there
VII! oe mass meeting OF persons opposed 20
Wnen addresses will be delivered BY Hon. .Chas.
ncemier, Judge Stalls Ard Rev. Thos. VIck.
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[ By Bssksys SD Brekeyf riee-ssA ye.,s ~
Gassaeay, operator

Lewis johnson 4 20. uote stocks an bonds
In home and foreign mar Kets ~ follows:
New YoBK. October l&,-First BoArd-U =
6s SCI. coupon. I've; s-SpA isoz. colpona lIsA
lsos, oouponA lls; le6s, oouponA llss; lssa,
coupon. nev, ll7S; a1s isd. coupon,
ll7k 5.eos, isee, coupoc, 1t7 \; io-Se's cou pon,
lSs; Ourrsnsy O. wa San.on. sos
sissppi OsrstAcaisA "a. Pacinc Mail %. e5 n;
Western Union relagnpA SA; QaicEsilyer,
ian; boston Wansr Power, nS; New YORK
Oenral, l7sk; Enc. 33k; DO. preferred. 81;
Hudson, on ssS; Rssails, sssi Michigan Osa-
trsi, l2lk; Michigsn SoutLsrn. sSA: Illinois
Oenual, 1874; Oisveiand AND Piusoure. ioI;
Northwest az; DO. preferred s{S; Rock
Island lo6A; fert wayne, ssk; Alton = TsrrN
Aasr, ~ roieSo ana wsss.s. siSi AaA1
~; United SEates Express, $ 4; American Ex-
press -: Mershan Union, none; Chfcaeo
4 Alton. l4ik; DO. prst'd IlIS. Market heavy.
Gold, l30al3OS.
BY Cable
LoFpoN, Oct. IL. p. m.-Oonsols, 90 NJ a95 \.
bonds, es, s,kasix; 65's, 4S; 67's 81.
iOiOs, 20 Illinois, 9Ai Erie. % a23s; At
LIVERPOOL p. m--Cotton mari kst irreg ular.
Sales 10000 bales. Middling Cplands, l2a;
Middling Orleans, I2h.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HALLS VEGETABLE SlCILIAN HAIR
RBNEWER
BsEEws fHE fHIo HAIs TO IT'S ORIGINAL
Rsnews the nutritive mstter which noun sbes the
RENEWS The GROWTH OF TIE HAIR
WHEN BALD
henevs TIE orash viry hair 20 silken sofsness
bEACTlfUL HAIR DRIS5lNG,
One bottle shows its Effects
p HALL %, Nashua, N. H., Prosrietors
For ss@e by Gil drusefsts oc 2-ec;mSW
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NATIONAL THEATER.

BHGAGEMBnr FOR A LIMITED HUMBHR
OF NIGHTS OF THE
LYDIA THOMPtOE BURLESOUE TROrpE
Commencing MOS DAY I. October 18th.
With The Oriental BurlesQue Of
slNDBAD, The SAILOB,
And the Amusing P0Foe or
TO OBLf9B BEHoON
BOX sbeet open at the theatre and MetZarottIs
nesio store on Thursday morning. rs cents extra
loI IeseIN 60 SEATS l2d
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R1aleiHAlIon m Nsv YsRK.-In New
day. aeaisst s3.2aa Iass yssr. zssregats d.
crosse. 44s7oe. Number Of Names fegistsred In
Bnooslyn, ie6l, being s0,7e3 les than the
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FINANCIAL ARs coNMRacuAL.

In the New York mouey martet there Is
nothing new 70 note, The supply seeking en-
ploy yment In call loans beng In excess o: the
demand. The larser number OF this class OF
loans are made at i've per cent on eovernmsnt
ponds and sax per cent. on railway and mssoei.
laneous collateral. Borrowers OF bonds for
oehvery on specala i've sales are not sbie 20 ob-
% Ain more thsn four Per cent. on The currency
soNanceo thereon. The banks are sending but
nue currency away, ana this goes 20 the
Soutn. Commercial paper ~ quiec choice ae-
ceptanoes Psss at ten TO twelve per cent while
eood names are quoted as high as fifteen
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THs PRESIDENT ana party are expected to
return here on the 10 O'Clock train tomorrow
evening.
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e IUesNIE AlaoNe THK fuRxs.

3et9prapAea esesssiuely to TAs EvssiR0 Star
OonefAnTrn0HkA Oct. N.-The Empress
EGeenie has arrived here. The weather B ds.
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Chairman Republican Committee

INTERNAL RRvRNUB.-The receipts to. day
from this scource were 1881 ,235 %.
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p The following despatch was received at the
Executive Mansion this morning
CoLUMBUs, OHIO, October H.
BIS Ezeellency General u. s. Grant,
President United States.
Hayes and State ticket elected by ten thous.
and u00O0) majority. Lesislature-Hous
three (3), Senate ny Republican.
r. D. HARRISON,
Chairman Republican Committee.
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PERFECT MANHOOD.

nsSA1s FOR YOUNG MEN on the evil. n
sELf DNGRvArION. with certain helv Tor the
erIlng ana unfortunate. Sent In sealed letter an.
xsi0Res. free OF charge. Address HOWARD Az
sOCIA1tOS Box r. Phflsdelphia Pa se2s eosm
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER,

LAST HIGHT BUT TWO OF THE
kICHIHGS OPERA TROUPE
This BVBNIN0-CROwN DIAMONps
fRlDAf-B1HEgIr OF HBNRY O. PEAKEs-
FAUST.
mepnNophies If hrst TIM L.....-.H Henry O. Peakss
5AIUkDAf-A FAvORITE OPERA.
Doors open at O'Clock; Opera To besfn at IL
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SRCRErARY RoBHsoN, Admiral Porter, and
others, left here this morning for Annapolis,
Md, to make an inspection of the United States
steamer Lancaster at that place. E.
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- Dexssr has sss Of snver-Piated horse
shoes. I'D 30
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THE STATE ELECTIONS.
THE CONfKsf SETTLED.

AND OHIO Roth RE.
PUBLICAN.
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Z = n o v A L.

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAWN
moved their ABT STORE from No. 3OA Penpa
avenue, 10 No 24S y street, between 18th md
18th streets, In Hooe's new buildina.
Our new store will be opened 70 the pu bic %
soon a. IL can be properly lifted up, With . new
Thankfne the public for past favors, We hope 10
receive continuance sf their patronage, which
Weshau at all times endeavor 20 merit.
uS SMITH q STRONG,
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WHAT A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
rs PERRY DAVIS yHGETABLE PAIN Kill
LkRi 1t net only cures the ills Of the human
smiy, butts alse . sure remedy for horses with
one IL has never been known to fail In Q cure
Oh the worst cases; and for sprains, gaRs, etc. Il
never fAils-try II once Directiors scoompany
sseh bottle. Sold BY Druggists generally Iy-Kssson
COSaty Ky } Democrat se as.lm
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ODD FELLOWS HALL

RAND MUSICAL AND DRAMArIc rNrru
r6H.hI UHpER TIE AUsPIOES OF
ON YYHHAE YHhssn.;11 Nc; l. TRLsE OF yONADAB:
sOAE OF THI BEST MUsICAL TALfHT or
IdE CITY HAVE VOLUNTIERED
Admission rs Cents Door oman Al p I,te.
tafnment commence ct O'clock nrectssiv oc,S D !.
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HON. WM. A. RICHARDSON, Assistant Secre.
tary OF the Treasury, returned here last even.
ing from his home in Cambridge, Mass here
he has been for the past three weeks. He will
urge the acceptance of his resignation, lately
rendered, and return to his position on the
bench OF the Superior Court Of Massachusetts
next week.
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BATCHELOR,S HAZE nv

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world !.
the only true and perfect pye; hsrmleas reliable,
tnts; remedies the I'm effects OF bad Dyes: in v;s
orates and leaves the Hair sofs and besutiful,
tsLaok OR BROWN Sold by all Drusgists and Per.
iumers; and properly applied ct Batchelor's wiz
Factory, No 3 Bond street, n " ses- eoiv
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POLITICAL TROUBLE IN PHILADEL-
PH1A.
An Officer Resisted by the Return
Judges.
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PRESIDENT GRANTS FIRST yorr.-rh.
nrst vote ever cast by President Grant wa. in
november, lsS6, in st. Louis, Mo-, when he
voted for James Buchanan tor President. He
nad always been Wing, yet on that occasion
voted for Mr. Buchanan In preference to Ere.
mont. his opponent.
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Nc; ,s..s} OF 1.HS5BI.ssIIfrIoH .S5 I.ssIIfrIo j1e; ..s
STREET. AT QARKRITIRy. (s,,r1,
uo. ass Seventh street, between D snl Il str.ees
Eight Doors above Odd Fenows' Han,
Cheice on Paintinss, Engravfnss, Chromos. So
ehsdes, Picture Frames, fct1re Oord and Ts:-
sein Rng, Aails, &C., In the Dfstrict T1RMS
- Ally
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CoMMIssIoKBR DBLANo will not return here
from Ohio until Saturday evening. Deputy
Commissioner Douglass returned to-day and
is acting as Commissioner.
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A coUHT1RFHIT Tseven.thIrty note (denemi.
nation Of $500 of the series Of July, 1865, was
received at Treasurer Spinner's ONCE a few
days since. 1t was supposed the plate had
been captured by the officers of the secret ser.
vice before any Of the notes were issued, and
this 10 the first that is known to have been iu
circulation. 1t is thought that there are but
very few Of them In the market.
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THE WHITE HoUsR.-The President being
absent to-day. matters were exceedingly dull
about the Executive Mansion. General Porter,
Private Secretary TO the President, was on
duty attending to routine matters.
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Alb. MuLLBrT, ESQ, Supervising Architect
otihe Treasury Department, b as returned from
MS western tour, and was at his office yester.
day. The contract for the granite foundation
OF the United States branch mint st San Fran.
cisco has b zen awarded to @. GrIffith, and the
contract for the blue free stone, Of which the
superstructure is to be built. TO John S. Emery,
OF that city, brother Of Alderman Matthew
G. Emery, OF this city.
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GRAND
- AUrUANAL FESTIVAL
wAsHINGTos sCHUEfzEN vIRHIu,
TO BE GIVEN AT THE
W p A k
THURSDAY, OCTOBIR IL, 1869.
PRIZE BOWLING,
PRIZE SHOOTING,
CONCERT AND DANCING.
mence At l0 O'Clock o m WI" 0oA'
a SO mcient pumber Of Omnibuses Will be NJ th.
terminus Of the Seventh street kai broad to cooysv
MenoeIs Of the ". 8. v. are requested to appear
DAY. October 2lst, 1859. sS
Admission to the Park. rs Gents; to the Paw.
.On, EIeo ocl3-2t
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Our OLD FRIEND Professor 7. X. n wiu,o~
OF happy memory, was at Avignon, France q.
last accounts, where he had interviewed John
Stuart Mill. We cendole with John Stn.r,
particularly il he wears q ssove-pips M O.,
pablN OF belnH asot on
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. SUING FOR THEIR "20 PER CBNr."-The
machinists in the Bureau of Printing and En-.
craving, having entered suit in the Supreme
Court Of the District for the twenty per cent
withheld from their wages, a writ was yester.
day served on Secretary Boutwell, by Deputy
Marshal Phillips to appear before that courI
and show cause why the twenty per cent
should not be paid.
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onstrates clearly enough the con-
of the theory that IL
is best for cotton-growers, VINO
have their choice in the NATTER
to demand gold and silver tor
their cotton. ..---.--ssr.e---.-
Our contemporary argues IN oP-
position to the 'gold market. Is
it not true that its objections
more properly apply to the green
hack market? True, we buy gold'
but we buy at so much in green
backs, and as the value OF green
backs fuctuates, so apparently
does the price of gold. But this
as to gold, is only an apparent
1uctuation, resulting from the
real fiuctuation in the value O
greenbacks, predicated upon thu
action of the Treasury, rumors o
war, the enactments of Congress
sc. The plan in Texas is thu
better one-when you have nee
for currency, buy it; when yo
.lseIl anything, sell for gold.
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Special Notice.

In withdrawing from the firm Of Stand'fer,
Oliver & Mcclure tho undersigned cheeFtnl'y
-.cn,nmends the new firm of Standifer q NC
CURE TO his friends trading at Trenton ssus,
fled that they will fad tho business c"nducteu
unfo mly noon e.rct business orlnc'pies
.ounle with the greatest libcralitv and accom-
mediation. a. OL's nn
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RY TELEGRAPH.
Special to ouachita Telegraph

l
wAsH1sGroN, Oct 14.-The re-
sult of the election in PensylV''n'.''
batween Packer and Geary' IS
vorv doubtful. The election OF
Williams, radical, to Supreme L
Count is conceded. The Char
man of the Republican committee
of Ohio counts two senators ana
five represe nativs from Hamllton
onntv whose vote on the ANth
Amendments, which is required loi
ratification, is regarded as DOUBT =
full.
Private dispatches make Pack j
..,, G election tolerably certain.
The official count is required 10
decide Ohio.
Dispatches to the War depart
f ment from Chicago announce
, Farra quits situation as very pre-
carious.
Gen. Belknap accepts the Sec
: retaryship of War.
q PHILADELPHIA, Oct 14.-The
e Press's (rad.) table estimates Gea-
q rvs ma; ority at $500. The Age
I saws the contest is close; 1e"
,. hundred votes may settle the mat
1T ter.
al NASHVILLE, Oct. 14.-No new
1e\ developments regarding the Sen
o. atorship.
ad louisville, Oct. 14.-Commer-
of cial Convention has appointed
on committees of one from each State
ne ne upon the following subjects
az Southern Pacific Railroads gene
JUS rally; direct European immlgra'
as ton; Mississippi and Tennessee
d a river improvements; levees ane
TX direct water communication witt
nd Atlantic and Mississippi outlets
of protection Of labor and reduction
will Of taxation. Business is suspen
ing ded for participation in the Trad
--7. procession, which is five mile
ong long. ...-
MIA, CINC1NNAT1, Oct. 14.-A mas
Jun meeting in opposition to readln
o a the Bible in schools occurs o
ged Saturday. ....-.....-
val COLUMBUS, OHIO, OcG. 81
way following dispatch was sent Pre-
-1ident Grant: Hays is elected b
ond 5000 majority; House has thre
Of Senate one Repuplcan 1haJofi'
Sc WAsHINGToN, Oct l4-loW
'olo-- elects the entire Republics
test t;a1-o+ -
gem 49,. Co++,
text NEW ohHEANS' w..
now firmer at 244c; Gold lz91.
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cod Cetson and Greenbaoks.

Ia the nature of things, ana
from a strictly commercial stand
point, is there any more reason
why a monetary system should be
organized and maintained on the
exclusive. basis Of gold coin, than
there is reason why it should De
organized and maintained on the
exclusive basis of pig iron' 81
block tin, of cotton bales, OF sack
ed wheat, Of barreled Hour OF
whisky, of silk, linen,. wooden OF
cotton fabrics in; bolts, OF drleo
herrings in boxes, or plckieo
maackerel in kits-of diamonds
rubies, garnets, emeralds, topazes
pearls Of. corals in any of then
various forms and settings
short, Of any substance that ma!
he named in the whole catalogue
ofthings eatable, drinkable, wear
able, usuable, valuable?
.e-sy - IN O. Commercial Bulletin.
SIN the nature of things" ther
is NO such thing as monetar
basis. Among all the things crt
ated in nature, there is no sue
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New Orleans Prices,

tO1fH ne JTelgHE dous0'
ant q. O Larche continues his con-
,a.,;op with the house Of S. & and will
he pleased 10 wait upon his friends when visit
ing Trenton.
Trenton Oct. I. 1863. oct ~
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sell anything, sell for gold. 81
Worse Than No Defense. c
We take it for granted that the c
only iusti6cation.Judge Ray feels s
authorized to make for the com I
of the man Beavers to jail !,
for murder, after the Grand jury /;
had ignored. a true bill, is the /
endorsement made upon the Dill
when returned into Court was in
formal-that only the words ''no
bin . were endorsed on the paper
and that the endorsement was
not signed by the foreman OF the
iury.s.S The Legal. objections we
urged against Judge Rays; decls-
lion seem not to be questioned.
While it is true that the en-
tdorsement on the. bill of indict-
[ment preferred by the District
lAttorney before the Grand jury
Iagainst Beavers, is in not exact
form and was not duly signed by
1.-THE foreman, it is equally true
THAT Judge Ray had Judicial
knowledge, equally as good and
}, binding as the endorsement could
possibly have been, that the bill
, ,vas ignored by. the Grand Jury,
: and was also aware that this bill
e, was predicated upon the Identical
/ warrant which he had originally
i ISSUED for the arrest Of Beavers.
Il We find upon page 20 OF. the
9 Testimony taken upon the;prelim-
d mary examination of the Beavers
,-lcase before Judge Ray, the fol
showing statement made by the
a CLERK and approved by Judge
= Ray -.s .4:,ss-.e-s sas'
,oi at IS admitted By. the Distvic
Attorney that bill of i'sdictn'en
lcharqing the party reoev on t,'et1 .to
- the same ofense Of aUI.ich an ecGnss
III nation is 9a0aO being had, aOtts egn0r
le ed bu the Grand Jury at the Marc
is Term of the Court s'~@ss
r. The defense in the case had /
Sc Court the foreman of tn
as Grand Jury which had ignore
In the bill, who was present to test
1g fy that the bill was ignored, an
at that the failure to have it proper
IT Nv endorsed was the result Of II
ID, adyertance. This witness wa
not sworn, for the reason that th
a admission we have just quote
re- cured the omission of the forema
ry of the Grand jury to sign d
en- name to the endorsement, and tt
of neglect of the District Attorne
lily Ito have the endorsement signe
| a and did it in such a manner as
No give the Court positive judici
mic, knowledge that the bill was i
ge- nored. Judge Ray is, therefor
Or placed in the dilemma of havi1
not knowingly shown contempt f
MS the Grand Jury of the parish al
est having deprived a citizen of /
,ur- liberty in violation of the laws
plS' UlO ldlN.s SSuloO AOSSheAy' Wv 10
ex- diers were arraigned and tried
ent the murder of an inoffensi'
$ Of peacable citizen of the paris
up The jury acquitted the accused,
no verdict approved by the peol
to at large, although they felt
,lus sured> of the prisoners guilt,
yhy cause it was in accordance w
sac law. Here is the case of citiz
r at of the country arraigned a
.xed committed to Jail for murder,
on evidence not so strong as tt
city upon which the two soldiers W.
,uch acquitted, and committed too
on. the teeth of a previous acqui
ting by Grand Jury where the
pssi- was tried entirely &c pdrte! /
will ty judicial assumption OF
ents power upon life and liberty CO
lem hardly go further. We denou
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,earls Of. corals in any of their 2,
rariions forms and settings-ln ~
.nnrt. IF any substance that may o
81 named in the whole catalogue f
Of things eatable, drinkable' wear Isl
able, usuable. ya ! Lao, as1.,., Bulletin.
.In the nature of things there
is no such thing as monetary
besis. Among all the things ere. e
ated in nature, there is no sucn fs
thing as money or currency. ''fhe !
rank is but the guinea's stamp:
Gold and silver are metals ike
iron and copper, and sln the ma
4,,re, Of things sustain the same
relations to- each other as sand
stone does To granite or Ignite 7
to coal. But man stamped gold
and silver with, his preference,
because of their greater beauty
and scarcity, and made them the
representatives of value between
man and man. Therefore, they
are, "from a strictly commercial
.standpoint,' . the, bases of our mon-7
.tary system, and because such Is
the fact they have the preference
over pig iron, block TIN, &C, IN IN
the strpkest commercial view we
may take.of the su9ect. go
Our cotemporary argues clearly
and ably upon the labor question:
but goes astray, we think, when
it combats the idea OF a stable stable
coin market for agr1cu iSnrai pro
ductions., Labor IS essent1al,y ehe
foundation OF wealth. 1olo anu :,
silver are it's representatlVes' anu
possess liked valae. reol-
backs represent the 1aitn OF IN oue
government, and possess no nAeo
value The law ~ makes tneH ~
gal tenders, but commerce. ienol
ing law, alters tne value "
kreenback dollar every Gay. La
Dor and It's ru1ts are hoo .
>achangeabIe.oz z<aa ~ -
The price of cotton 'snoulo ~
all means be quoted ana pau =
cola TO a very great exte1lo III
market value OF greenbacks
regulated by cotton. Large 1o'
eign shipments OF cotton lncreas
the value of greenbacks, just a
small shipments depreclate II. :
addition to this, the controii,il
cotton market OF the worlo-'hs
Of Liverpool-by "n1cn 'he "is'
kets Of this country are govefne'
is exclusively a coin market
The unemployed capltai ol
country should never pe iep. ,
scented by bank notes or treasu'
notes. We nave recently see
how uncertain is. the standaro !.
a paper currency, anu now easi
monetary panic, WIN t suc'.
currency, may pe cies''e"'
ana has ever heard Oh d. PAU
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nrurn, ARRlV Ed:
A.
1HAYMA AN ~ Co"se
nE sIARD ST.. MONR 'E, La
TINE most fashionable stock ever ''
i 10 this market. .-....-
o.,ricfa Feathers. I'u' -
r -,.x1er.. Hats. Bonnets'
blondes. wreaths.
xcc.. &c.
Riding Hats and Beautiful Bridal "basnad
xo"n ncs French Ribbons. IN plain, chec xeo
s,riuef. satin, tafte,as and gros gram a" -
the la,es, importa'ions
~' Also
4, ELEGANT addition to our stocko1
| CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES,
FURNISHING GOODS
.-...- dc, dc.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-10-16

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