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We learn that Mr.. BLACQuE, the Turkish
Minister at Washington, has recently purchased
upward of 1000 stands Of arms, and a large
quantity of machinery for making and altering
arms, all Of which has been shipped to Turkey
lndVed, we are told that he has expended over
100000 in the United States during the past
six months. Turkey does not wish to depend
upon Europe for her war supplies. The rcor
gaDs4ation OF her Government upon q progress.
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sive and liberal basis, with absolute freedom Of
religion, and her manifest purpose to place her
self In line with the moro advanced nations OF
Europe call for friendly appreciation upon the
part Of the United States.
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It 's impossible 10 ignore the fact that the
traditional pol cy of England toward her
colonies is undergoing n radical change. The
leading s'otcamnn Of tho ruling party make
no secret OF their conviction that the colonies
arc no longer source Of strength TO the
mother country. Instead of being a bcnrG,
to her they nro an injury, and they must be
scpaTat d ns soon as may be- THIS scnti.
mcnt IL expressed alike by members Of Mr.
GLADs1oSE's Cahuct and by their deputies
la the colonies Thus, soon after Sir JotS
fouNo had received HE Nppolntwcnt
~ dovernor-doncral of the Canadian
Dominion and taken Lis saat as tho
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striving for beta OF any amour, on tie i..us o, IN
EronrH r1dur or rug MAIN.

surviving TOT och OF any amount on TIE issue Of I'M
main.
EIGurH Frdur or rug MAIN.
A yellow legged tlnck.r'd OF fonr pounds sou.-
ounces was shown by the entertainers, and 80.
lerRcd brown.red OF same weight as he SnyInito h
tho visitors. Tins was another ripping Gght W
know when Greek meets Greek tLen ror,,. ~ ~
tug Of var" nnd so u was In this instance Fis.,
the pubcans grinncd audiJly bat II dieI a ya.,
M ex preston OF anguish. rs their bird car v. AZ, "
and heavy. Then. o. the tide OF BATH, turned .o.
could pain plainly written on the brov ~ ~ ~
couutrymen, but luck was against the " Sinne..nys
and 1gsin the flag OF vic,cry was bmptrd bv -
Portchestcritcs. This was the conc.ding A X, 'ns
the number Necessary to give victory 20 tho Iion
Of York" aud the Judge so decided Courtrvmsss
rampant. '"V
Ninth AND LAST FIGHr or the MAIN
Port chnster'shONcd brown req Of four nou,d
eight ounces: the Euimc-gers. a Olack rei volIa
lcgs, OF lour pounds seven ounce. Tdis was AZ
other good 0ght, but only Of four Minutes Jnrat,n
as the black red got u 80 insi and 40 urions ~.
he didn't like II, and quit the pit, living Ineoron.
from his cruel Again New Haven druppc1 LeavIIV
aud II being A. NJ. the Dddidil started for Sr,,
with pletnoric pooketbooas. and were not asts%'
amssorry to say, BY the " publirans and sinosrsa
call again. We followed SUIT. and hastcned TO tow
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funny story IL going around nj the exncnse Of
the n o, Rr ck PomvOy he nvpwci that he ha once
wof,td Alon side 81 negro prin cr an therolpOn ~
Am!flrln citizen OF African desc mt writes ron TAN
made ono To s3y ha' he tho printer aut that he
the ne'o le I m at HAT INC. Inc io-0 - good bat
No lJG tHE hCtlLUus.
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A GAMEC0CK PHILOSOPHER
nov GAME COCKS IRE BRED, FED,
TRAINED. AND EOUGHT.

Where the Best Breed Of Cocks cnmo rom.
and where tt now ts-Thc Philosophy Of
Coct-t Iabttng-waii street Men Fond Of
h-Iioncst GambiinG--How ptous Wcst-
chester Capitalists Indulge On their Pie
waite Mains, mud get Mutually sold All
Bound-TLe sccrcts OF tic Cockpit.
The oldest fighter in America, with the
single exception OF jim sandlord OF New Orleans, IL
John Ludo .-Uncle John, as the fancy call HIM
OF Hoboken. lilo is a native Jcrscymnn, and is TO
oek.ayht,ng what Hiram woodruff was TO uottinr
lie hes gone beyond bis treescorc years, and vet is
IS rosy and vigorous n man Of forty He has an
honest face, genial nature robust frame, large
brain, aud an experiences Of more than bali
tury. lie knows the game cock clear through, and
Is familiar with the legends and the literature OF tnc
cockpit. Tie cock pit has its literature. Forty
thrce years ago, come next May. poem WINS IN
sprcd by certain rlmccocky dopss at Tubby HOOK,
up the North River, which leads OF as follows:
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-08-10
DIR. RICHAU's GOLDEN REMEDIES.
Use these only and save time, health
and money!
$1,000 REWARD,
For any case of Disease many stage which
they fail to cure!!

nR. RICHAU'S Golden Balsam, No. J.,
~ cures Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat
and Mouth, Sore Eyes, Cutaneous Erup-
tions, Copper-colored blotches, Soreness of
tho Scalp, Scrofnla, &C. it is the greatest
Renovation, Alternative and Blood Purifier
known, removes all mercury from the sys-
tenn, and leaves the blood pure and healthy.
nR.RICHAU'S Golden Balsam, No. 2,
~ cnres Mercnrial Affections, Rheuma-
tism in all its forms, and gives Immediate
relief in all cases. Price of either No. | or
2, IS per bottle, or two bottles for 50.
AR. RICHAU'S Golden Antidote, a IA
~ pid and radical cure for all urinary
arrangements. Price So per bottle.
EAR. RICHAU'S Golden Elixir D'Amour,
~ radical euro for Nervous or General
Debility, in old or young; imparting ener-
gy with wonderful effect Price IS per
bottle, or two bottles fos 50.
On receipt of price these remedies will
be shipped to any place. Prompt atten
tion paid to all correspondents. None
genuine without the name of s.Dr. Richau's
Golden Remedies, d. B. Richards, Sole
Proprietor blown in glass of bottles.
Address DR.. d. B. Richards, No. 228 Va
rick Street. New York.
November "a, 1S69-Iy. 4
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ESTRAY,

TAKEN. UP by VIM. Gordy. a GRAY
L MARE, l2I or l3 hands high, branded
LII ON left shoulder, and counterbranded
TT under the brand, three years old. Ap-
praised by Il. NJ. Ball and j. VI. Horton to
be worth thirty dollars in currency. The
owner is notified to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take her away
or the said mare will be sold in thirty
days, according to law. ,.,
f. B. AMSDEN, J. P.
July 90, 1a70-5t.
Printers Fees 50 90.
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Election Notice,

A N ELECTION will be holden, at the
IN Court House, III Alexandria, on MON
DAY, the both day of AUGUST, 1870, foI
the purpose of electing q Parish Constable
for the Alexandria Ward.
Tue commissioners of election are here.
by notified to hold said election and make
due returns according to law.
j. II. Andrews
July 20-tde. President 2. J
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Parish Bridge,

NOTICE is hereby given that the build
~ ing of the bridge across Bayou Rap
ides, at tho Race Track Lane, will be let
ont to the lowest bidder, by the commits
sioners, ut the Court House door, in the
town of Alexandria, on MONDAY, the goth
day of AUGUST, 1870, at ~ NJ.
j. II. ANDREWS,
July 2e--tdl. President p. j.
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Alexandria Ferry,

I'm PURSUANCE of an Ordinance of the
Il Police Jury, will, on, MONDAY, the
29th day of AUGUST, 1870, at the Court
House door, in the town of Alexandria, at
IL o'clock NJ, lease for five years, to the
highest biddes, the Ferry across the river
ut Alexandria. j. r. ANDREWS,
July 27--tdl. President p. j.
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Parish Bridge,

TT aTgsiH inc farisn blauS9, ACROSS Bil-
!y's Bayou, in the Bayou Rapides Ward,
will be let ont to the lowest bidder, in the
town of Alexandria, at IL NJ, on MON
DAY, the 29th> day of AUGUST, 1870.
The commissioners will act and attend
to the letting j. X. ANDREWS,
July 20-tde. President p. j.
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TRUSSESI

DATEETED SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1867
L This Truss defies all competition for
comfort and general satisfaction; can DO
worn by all classes, as we'll as both sexes,
in all periods of life. It Sands without
rival In this or any other cd1htry. It has.
by its short existence, won tie highest ad-
miration OF the wearers.
Also sole proprietor for the State Of
Louisiana for the highly recommended W.
Johnson's Patent Pad Trusscs. With
these Trusses / can promise more rapid
Improvement and relief than any other
applyer of Trusses Also Trusses and at
tdchments on hand or made to order.
III. SPILL.MAN,
Manufacturer and Filter,
90 Baronne street, New Orleans, La.
~ Orders from abroad will receive
prompt attention. State rights for sale.
Jan. 26-1y md
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TIES! TIES!

TIES! TIES!
w ANTED-CYPRESS TIES IN
w lots of not less than ten thou
sand, delivered along the line of. the
New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Shreve-
port Railroad betweent the Atehafalaya
and Bowle's Bridge over Cotile BAYOU.
For information rs to dimensions. etc.
apply to COL. J. c. WISE,
'if i III. nj. ROBINSON.
May 25, I670-tf.
- Rapides Gazette copy.
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Gotile Ferry,

IN PURSUANCE of an Ordinance of the
u Police Jury, will, on MONDAY, the
goth day of AUGUST, 1870. Mt the Court
House door, in tho town of Alexandria, at
~ o'clock NJ, lease for i've years, to the
highest bidder, the Ferry across the rive r
at Cotile. J.. Il. ANDREWS,
July 27-tdl President p. j.
EyREsH TURNIp SEED
E JUST ARRIVED,
LANDRETH's NEW CROP OF 1870.
For Sale by
July 2G-aln. HENRY 81. JOHN
CODA WATER
y at JULIUS LEvIIN's.
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GENUINE MADRAS n

CPORTING REQUISITE
~ Wads, Double and SioNS. Ely Stun
Gun Caps Pistol Caps angie waterproof
Colts and Remington's Il FINE Powder
Cartridges, 3 Sizes. SReyoivcrs. Colts
Pistol Cartridges, 3 Sizes ith q Wesson's
Shot Pouches, Ramrods, Powder ffasks,
Gun Nipples, &c. Tips and Screws,
LIME ENGLISH Hair and
IL es Brown Windsor, iIG iootn Brush
and other Toilet Soaps. Policy, Lottuce,
Cream Hair Oils. Dentifrias .lnatum, Cold
EINE BRANDY by the Bottl
IL Bourbon Whisky by the Boz or Sailon'
lon. Jamaica Rum, Irish While or Sal-
and Sherry Wine. French Whit6ky, Fort
Vinegar. VINE
LlLAvORINGE EXTRACTS Lem r
Mo &c.' &c 'ne APP
SCHOOL BOOKS. A large assor,
- Cap, Note. and Letter PAPER tmeht
mi Pencils Mundane .n1 o,bor Pens
Furniture. sOifce
GENUINE BERMUDA ARRONir
~ in Paper and Tin Cans Spices aoo
mess, Mace, Giurer Pepper. &c. MT
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NOTICE.

-TrE UraERSIGNED WOULD
L respectfully inform their friends
and the shsar planters generally of the
Parishes of Rapides and Avoyelles,
That they are now prepared to set or
repair kettles and boilers in the bnost
approved style and best workinanlike
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PRICES REDUCED TO SUIT ALL!

PRICES REDUCED TO SUIT ALL!
THOgE wishing their own or their
i chidren's teeth saved, can do so by
calling}n
LA NJ Ely.
who cm always be found either at his resi-
dence on Third street, or at the Drug
Storcof TAFT & Laney, on Front street,
Alexandria, La. 8i
gaJ- Nerves destroyed and teeth ex-
tracted without pain.
October 18th, 19G9-tf.
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rHEwING tobacco, Smoking Tobao-
~ CO, Pipes, ed. The celebrated Lon
KEPT FOR sale. marra SMOKING TOBACCO
the Premises. nted genuine, is cut on
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Having had 26 years experience in
this line of business, they feel satisfied
that they will render satisfaction, and
will guarantee that their work Will be
better, and by their style of setting
boilers, economic more fuel than that
of any other Mason in either Parish
Best of references given, if required.
GILES SMITH 81 son
January ~, IS70-tf. q
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u da, Blueing, scrYE. Washing So,
Backing and Brushes abiding Brushes
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VIOLINS and BOW
ian Strings. p Screws and ltal'
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LNLAvORING EXTRACTS Lena ~
IL nIlla, Almond, Rose, Celery, Pon, va
ple &c, &C.. 'he Ap-
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TOAL OIL. Lamp Wi
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inq Pnar lnd ra ca a;'s. Root
meos, Mace. Giurer Pepper Sc Nut
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CONTINUED LAwLEssNEss IN ALAMAECE.-
We learn that about daylight few NOR
nings since the mail train on the North
Carolina railroad was required by an armed
band of Kinks men to stop at Graham sta
ton, and thai this band, numbering about
twelve men. leaped on board with seven
citizens of Nlamance, whom they had seized
as prisoners, yelling and cursing the prison.
ers and pointing pistols at their persons
this way took them to the company shops.
The leaders in the crowd and most boiste-
rous in their threats were three negroes,
who appeared to take great delight in the
scene of barbarity. The defenceless vic
Tins appeared to have been taken from their
beds in the night, and not to have been al
lowed to dress comfortably, and hardly de-
Gently. How long are these outrages and OPP
presSions to continue ?-Raleigh Sentinel.
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THE ATROCITIES IN CHINA-SYMPATHY
WITH FRANcE.-San Francisco, August II.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
steamship Japan arrived to-day, bringing
dates from Hong Kong to July II and Yo-
kohama to July %. Foreigners in China
and Japan are filled with horror at the afro
cities committed at Tientsin, and call loud
ly for vengeance. The United States steamer
Ashuelot left Hong Kong July II for Iient-
sin, and the Mouocacy would sail for the
same destination in case further assistance is
needed.
An enthusiastic meeting of French citi-
Zens was held in this city last evening, ut
which measures were taken to form bat
TALON of Frenchmen, and obtain transport
tation for it to France.
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A LOST LoRp.-A question which for
long time past has excited considerable in
terest and conjecture in English society is
what has become of Lord Aberdeen? This
young nobleman, a young man Of twenty
three, left England about two years ago
without giving any clue to his Whereabouts.
and has not communicated with either his
friends or his family since. Information
has reached them, however, that ne shipped
as common sailor on board merchant
man, bound, it is believed, Tor this country,
and it Is further stated to have been ascer'
tanned that he has since passed the examl'
nation for his ship as mate. No satisfactory
cause is assigned for his strange conduct.
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II m %Efe frne.

There is great complaint in Washington,
among mechanics and laborers OF the great
falling off in building enterprise this season
compared with any one OF the past yen
wears. Mechanics outside. OF government
employ are therefore seeking In the sou! ;I
and West that employment lor theh Shi
which cannot be obtained at nome.
The most horrible domestic tragedy tha'
we have recorded yet, even in such pien
tiful season of domestic intellcltles' OF.
Cured yesterday in Brooklyn. a Al n,a IL
named Loyett threw large cheese knIe "a ~
his wife, and missing her, II plerceu t .h
heart of their little son, only eleven lio Wl1
old, killing him instantiy.-Ne~ 1"'
| Herald.
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Honor at West Point.

The investigation into the complaints of
the negro cadet at West Point resulted
most ridiculously and damagingly for the
poor complainant. 1t was found that the
negro was untruthiul." The court of
inquiry recommended that the complainant
and the white cadet Of whom he COM
planned should be contaminated. But in
stead of approving this recommendation,
Secretary Of War BELKN:AP has ordered IN
absurd punishment, which is to repri-
mand both the cadets, " it'll their two colors,
and let them slide.
"Untruthtulness," according to SWIFT,
is the saying of 50 the thing which is not"
Now, i'll old times, upon the conviction of q
cadet OF this sort of thing, he would have
been expelled; for Il convicted liar in the
army would have been intolerable. But in
these latter days we lind hat the man con-
victed OF lying and the man not so convict.
ed are recommended to the same ordeal,
and the Secretary of the Federal Cabinet,
who is at the head Of the War Department
modiiies the proceeding by "repri
mand" of both the liar and the truth
full man. What sort of esprit du corp
is there likely to be in the army under sucl
discipline as this? 1t is time, indeed, II
blush for the country when, in the great
| school of honor and chivalry, where braves
and patriots are educated, convicted liar:
are thought to be fit associates for The
Young men who are there imbibing the les
sons that are intended to make them fl
guardians Of the honor and glory of the na
ton? A mania of the day is the idea o
levellmg up inferior races to level with
our own. But this is dwelling downwaIG.a
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10 has only heard Or. curry III
HE nulpit has any just idea of his power
On the platform. He is very effective as
preacher, but irresistible rs platform
'p The subject of Foreign Missions was pre-
sented in an excellent report written by
Rev. #. G. Goggin.
Rev. DR.. Poindexter made on this report
ono of the finest efforts we have ever heard
from, him, Conclusive i'll argument, strl-
tinD I'm illustration, and eloquent in appeal
Gnr nnnev. Drayer, and men to carry the
ansneI to the heather, it made a profound
IMPRESSION, and at times leiI lie" ory eyes
in the house. coo,.,.,,
Rev. DR.. William +. Broaddus-Was, OF
conrse, on hand, pleading for his soldiers
ornhans. and receiving what the people
were willing to give for this noble OBJECT.
TBy the way, DR.. B. says that II frlends OF
the cause will send him contributions by
mail to Fredericksburg they Will be very
Other objects of interest usually consi'
dered ut such meetings were duly lntro.
duced and discussed. Palestine, In Bedford
county. was selected Us the next place o.
| meeting, Rev. G.. c. Biting chosen to preaGI
4 the introductory sermon, and KEY. 81 d
Harrison appointed alternate,
The rain every DAY seriously lnterlerree
with the preaching at the stand and marree
4 the pleasure Of the meeting, but tine con
eregations were very large, the hospita.ity
| of the people unbounded, and Inc occasion
one Of very decided interest and I,roiiI.
VIAToR.s
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SIMMER RESORTS,

SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRISGS.I
ALLEGHANY COUNTY. VA. :
August i: Isia.)
THFSE SPRINGS, so long and fayora-
L bis known for their menicnal virtues and
luxurious baths were oiiened Tor the reception OF
visitors about the Is. of jane.
The proprietor has spared no effort TO furuiih
every convenience and comfort OF 4 brSt-ctlss
establishment Ut the VERY LOWEST RATES.
The success Of his experiment has been so
marked that IL has led 10 a general reduction 81
prices at tie principal springs In tie mountains
OF Virginia.
Resolved 70 keep the le I'd in tie movement which
he Exaggerated. the undersigned now announces
to he public that while there shall be no abar-
pent Of his attention 10 the comfort and enjoy
Inent OF his guests, The charges at the Springs
from and after August 18th shall be as fUllowj:
Board per day, 81 beard per month. $50.
THOMAS KINNIREY,
aul2-6t Proprietor.
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MgBUY YOUR DRESS GOODS
BUY YOUR DRESS GOODS!
NOW Is THE TIME
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER!
NOW Is THE TINIEl

LOOK AT THE
GRENADINES fifteen yards for Sl.25; fifteen
yards for 81 so; better styles at l2ac. and l5c.
per yard; s.r........
SILK FIGURED GRENADINES at 20c.
DELAINES at 165c. worth 25c.;
LAWNS at 10, 12s, and l6sc, worth Is 20, and ESQ.,;
LENOS at 163c. worth Csc.
LEN OS az zoe. worth 3oc.
Handsome SILK GRENADINES at about one
half their regular value;
IRON GRENADINES at reduced prices;
PRENCH-PRINTED PARCALES at ls3c. per
yard worth Csc.
Real SCOTCH GINGAMS at ls5c. worth 3Oc.
CALICOES at 81, lG, and lac. per yard;
LINENS for suits;
And full assortment of WHITE GOODS at very
low prices at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
UEBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON only
coo. per pound;
COTTON YARNS, all Nos, at 81. 80 per bale of
five pounds an IL
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s;gsrCfAx. mSTFCTs.

~>~~-~-<>-~r~rs~S~S>S-SS -
s@r AUGUaT 2, 1s7o.-T. R. PRICE q
%. have Just opened
suncrtor 1874 LINEN SHEETINGS,
TR,sH LINENS (aIl lure linen and best makesl,
RI,gACHED and BROWN COTTON,
q, TTON sHEETIAGs, PILLOW COTTON, II
BLACK and GOLoRED LAWNS,
CoRsETs all grades.
: MoURNISG GOODS:
BLACK TAMESE, BLACK BOMBAZINEs,
IRON GRENADINES, CHALLIEs,
BLACK GRAPE G 1LLARS.
BLACK and WHITE PRINTS, &C., DC.
NEW FANCY PRINTS constantly arriving.
SPECIAL.
DRESS GOODS now on hand, such IS
FANCY SILKS, JAPANESE SILKS,
COLORED MoHAIRS, mOZAMEIQUEs,
POPLINS, LEEOS, FL
COLOsED GRENADINES,
sold on without regard to cost.
Buyers at retail or wholesale are invited to call.
The ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS ROOM over
their store recently occupied by the Rev York
Steamship Company Is offered for rent. Its loca-
ton for any kind OF business Is uneaualed In the
city--jst where all best city and country trade is
ceutre1ng. An OFFICE IN basement also for
rent. y. Il. ERiCE q &C.,
IDOL, corner Main and Eleventh streets,
aug nearly opposite post Office.
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3 C. ] ! :! 81; 81;
: g H. IA SSslr ~ one vote; but

SSt$DR W9S&83us8& cYlJr ~ one 'o'e Wv
several mem sianged their votes, and
the resolution was decidedly rejected. We
suspect that the weak-kueed were buoyed
I'M by the constancy OF North Carolina.
Georgia has suffered from her own blum
der and from the tyranny for which that
thunder was made the preteXt. Yet, not
withdrawing the bitter temper of Congress
Mt the beginning of its session last winter
towards her, she escaped wonderfully well.
General GRANT, indeed, urged Congress to
impose the iron-clad oath upon her people
because the majority in her Legislature had
expelled The negroes elected to that body
Congress was appeased by the restoration
of the negroes and the expulsion OF those
white members not eligible under the four
teenth amendment (Which greatly altered
the political complexion of the body), and
animated the willingness of the Federal Go
yernment to allow the Georgians to go aheae
and elect new officers in the fab without
further requirements. But BULLOCK ant
his partisans wanted to hold on to once
aud favored postponing the State elections
for two years, In which they were defeated
Thus far, then, things liz the South move
encouragingiy, and we are much nearer
peace aud equality than at any former pc
Rod since che war.