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, 1870-01-17
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md runtrni has.1 Roxts setf1 ~ srnnr4-g - uc1
$40 ths teretn1ent ffeishs ths p,es9euc IA h. g
ease will be aoN ID to ey ps54ate to Tho exclusion q
The eonts.esor vii b. required to t,auspors stores bv
irecsved by the e cenracsof tof sn1oor.fto ~ . it,
B,ddet1 vii re,se STa IL r.ta Il ne e 1eaI @
fuIni1h trsn1pofts;pn down stFn.mtboH1h er gerr+ht
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EE!esko HA not ne 5e@utSed to furEllh a1y doHH
hIExn anospotsataon
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EG. tn rfrja
, 1870-01-17

The Memorial OF Radical Congress

The M tmoFful of n II trnl rnu p-nxe
mo0s
-1ne unGess1gued, members Of the Senate 4ud
Annse OF hepfeseutat1Fea1 Representing the S,Ate
q - y oe9al or ne lo!A Aod law-abid-
tPecunly meno14a1ize lhe Congress- Of the Eaited
Ssa.Es ~ tepItsent tAet tno election lately held
~ sAn oAIct On toe ON Q4t OF August, l4kt past,
tne lene1al Assembly and other Of.
1ce1 required TO b elected tu kald StAe,
w. aot conanctea kno carried on u accordance
Ntn Hoe contutouoa ana lA-s Of said Safe, pQt
eiuM Of tho ssaie, himself candidate for ~
e!ecslon, aIoitiarlJ and Without case, removed
~ OF neatly ~ tue registers In the State the on.
cel1 ooee u1tJ II Ma4 10 register The legN tptef8
ana nad nc eaeesaous, and IN their places So
polnied othe1a, uho registered and nilo red to
xo!e. penona Wholly regardesa Of the conat1tp.
1ioa aaa la"s, Win tae following among oiner
feaults:
= i IL meo w9o MloMea 70 Fotes and did vote
Hno sefe 1ot ft9;Atefed according to the
piV'lToa% ~ I'LL
~ - .oea MsMk1ns 1aues Loe eonsatut!ou
~ s,s1.,n pe1'sseo 70 vote and did VOC, In
1H.o TS.Huo. 1SSs
1nst a Joutas naaer tne 10e Of twentJ-ooe
2s1M, a Coa.lAseunon ot salo A@a, @e5e permit
&c. q sute ~ sald eiecuou.
N, s,r'n esn esa =, v1ss9 Tefe counted
me legM fote1a therein
d In2t IN nearly all The counties Of the State,
tnfeaN, Illumination. aud unJ14t influence werc
Of good c1tttens md iean, voters from exers3sine
than r!znts II gncn election
4. That pe1aons not eligible q qualined to hold
aty once under the constitution and lava Of e1id
ss.te r.. .nd ne United States. dtd act and preside
stste: ' ' v SAsu
:. Ih3t ihe Illegal votes 70 cast were Of such
great numbers - 70 be u excess OF inc majority
, 1870-01-17
10 customers desiring it, we
shall exhibit Summer Dress Goods
at 25 per cent less than they can
be bought for next season.

Coed, heavy, pure Linen Damask
Table Linens for so CTS, worth IS,
Heavy Lintn-Diced Table Linens
reduced to 10 cts.
4 lot Of Manufacturers Remnants
Of Irish Linens for half price.
Heavy Unbleaehed Crash ToHellins,
Sets a yard.
Linen Table Napkins, Doylles,
Cloths, ToWels,and ToWelltngs al
great reductions.
Linen Sheetings, all widths, at very
low prices.
LOO lots Of Heavy White Bedquilts
at 81 each.
Small lot Of damagod do at SOC each.
Latfes' White Meriu0 Hose at II
l-2 cts 4 pair.
Misses heavy White aIerino Vests,
so cents each.
Ill UNDERWEAR greatly reduced.
White Domct. Flannels, l6c a yard.
Excellent qualify IA Blea'd Cotton,
II IL CTS, brand not mentioned,
worth Is cts to-day.
all Bleached and Brown Cottons and
Cotton Sheeiings, rery cheap.
CL0AKS and SUITS Half Price,
CARSON, PIRIE & co.
, 1870-01-17
MISSISSIPPI

Ratification OF tho Fifteenth Am end
meas by the LcsiaIa,ure The
United States 8enatorshsp-Gover
NOR AlcoF4 Declines the frort.
siou0l G0ye1norshiP.
JAcEtoN, h1sa, Jan l5-The Legislature to.
dAJ ratified the Fourteenth And fifteenth Amend
merta. The election fox United States sen1tur
Ein occnf on MONDAY, B. G. Egg!eston,
z N. Flower and Major General Amee
are prominent cand!dsre-. General AIcornB
letter 70 GeneEA Aues, declining tue Provisions.
Govettorsaip1 eaJs: "ConitK from military
poEeE, The nu ess OF thipks aopears TO me to for.
bid ny acceptance Oft While hold tho lmmedl-
aso prospect Of tho po-iuon OF civil Cover
Dor By that raocuon most acceptable to my
inttlEcts 81 an An eticho ct,zen-lhas Of popular
cho'ce-I may perhaps be t1dulgcd IN tho irAtk
and establishment by which aEu bouud TO the
Southern ptope, am constrained By IN t1esta-
tie totce OF ny hsalt To draw back from lot OF
part n the government py any other right than
that OF Il eir own conscience,H
, 1870-01-17
MILWAUKEE.


SpSc1H Ue8p&Nu 10 stt CMC2Yo TH6uue,
: NuWAuKk1, Jan. IT,
Ihe Adjourned meeting Of the gas grumbIers
toof place last evening. o. q. Waldo, Chairman OF
The Investigating Committee, mada lengthy 70.
pott, IN which he said the CON nuttee had arrived
pany procure tovcrnors to reRal1te the pressuTe
81 Ea4 at thelf Worts nnoAn the ch1r4e Tor mereA
AND seduce the pI1ce OF ga1 corresponding NTH
the reduction IN tnt pEtce Of ooa1. Tue COMMITTEES
had DOT found time to investigate individual c1n-
plAlo@ ol otcfchasKe, hot telt confident tue COM
pany Hou!d ma4e III Hgnt. The company haa ap-
IadEal reform viii be inaltuted, such q VIII be
sauAactory 10 the consruers, a well a the
afcckholdttA The report was adopted and the
has taken place In the quality OF ga, but the bilI
remain about The s4ue "a when the matter Nal
nrtt agisated.
, 1870-01-17
8ALEH, OHIO.


YouuK Mems Christian Convention.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SkLxx. Jan. it,
i Cht1sttA1 Convention hxs been IN psoe7eas tn
thts city for the past thrte days, under tho &us.
pioea Of the Young Mems ChrtsraolAssoctatton
II. Thano Miller pse4ided. and = number Of eui-
ncnI Ch1tsu1n workers from tnia And other States
wege Ii attendance. The sessions Of Fr1dAy and
Saturday wete Te4 attended. and toplca
tnforu1ak1on gathered a. TO the bt9t
Bethp6k Of elective Christian work, Th1s after.
noon there waA E4bbAkn School unIon mect1nK.
1t which 600 10 100 children attended, and the Il.
E Church ws4 packed fortA 1tucoss capacity. &C.
E. Bolton, Of CertlaSd, ard Il. ThAne Muller 3D.
dressed the schools. Toe 1eanon closed with 4
iAzeW Ell meeting this evening Grcat good VIII
doubtless 1prtn2 from the seeds Of ruth Gown on
tht4 Dccxuou.
, 1870-01-17

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
JACKSONVILLE, Ill, jan 1t.
Tho body Of N infant hls been fouud In yell
or cstcrn at Bluff CITY, On the Toledo, Wabash 4
Western Railroad, fifteen mtleB vest OF hers.
How It cane there and, u murdered VINO Il Ioe
murderer, u Dut knpKn.
Tonight, anouta O'Clock, fearful storm Of ratn
and Wind broke upon thi9 ctry for nt3slJ ~ hour.
The rain poured down IN tofren'a. and tho wind
blew with telt1nc force. and, for about forty tnn-
uteE, the whole heavens Eere ahlAxe With the
most vivid lixhtu1f 9, accompanied By the avn!
roar Of thunder. For mtaKl1ter, tae eteculc dls'
play NAa unprecedented.
, 1870-01-17

Candidate for supreme JudEe-Rob-
berry.
spctiM Despatch to The Catclgo Tribune.
1kpiANAFpL1s, jan 16
Judge Horace P. Btddle, Of Logansporr, nas
consented 10 become candidate for Supreme
Judge In the place Of Judge Fsazer, the present
member Of the bench from tne north circuit,
4 man named John B. BAsty Naa rpboed Of f&1o
as the Batea House yesterday
, 1870-01-17
SPRIN aFlELU.

The, C&uRtilutaonnt Convention
Work If sho Com Of
Ono OF tho .0enberH-1lIne&sa al An.
oxheFs ,
, 1870-01-17
Dress Goods.

Large lot Of heavy, good Biz. Pop
lin Alpacas reduced to 25 cts. ];
originally cost Is ets., gold.
LISA rich, handsome 11ixeaPopllns,
With Satin and Embroidered side
Stripes. measure 28 in. vide, and
reduced from 81 to the Low price
Of rs cents a gard.
LarEelot Of best: quality Spring Col
0rs, Real Mari. Hfmalaya Cloths.
sola last spriag for 81, Row Is cls.
Ore case Imported Heavy Winceys,
halEprice, 20 cents.
Double-fold, dark-cheek Mohatrs,
IL 1-2 cts. or s yards for 81.
Empress Cloths, French nIerfnos,
Blk. Goods. Plaids, and all DRESS
GOODS at sweeping reductions.
, 1870-01-17

REDUCTION ON CABLE olES2AGEs TO
AND From HAVANA. CUBA.
TO TAKE KEFR0T* JANUARY L III
tare, fIprs ny offics Of ths Wtttezn Untou cts-
E1aph Co. IN thn Uult4d ssates. cast u tho Hl4ass.
rtprt River. iretudinf at t71tT no., ana e1cep:tnS
ktJ Wesc kla-. Is (lfc!t}. Fos each Hcsd over 10
For ia WnrSS Or iess urttx adtrsG dAte End ttzna
turr. irom my tt5es f e. ;Mtsie.n Uoaoa Tela
81 Lcat. ii i. S7.s0 tGo1dl For e1ch Ma1d oya
IL EoYda IT, tGatdL =.
, 1870-01-17

Ne ana. lof hia huces4 an6 Integrity, WAS the
/ mot u1artmous choice for the rsspptMpie Do
8tA ioh be h1d tuAs occuPiad4 Hls de&ta t9 great
lpA to thiS community.
, 1870-01-17
Death OF \ Member Of the Constltu-
t90nAl Convention.

kAaxAKI1, Ill, Jan. 1&-Tna Hon. Tm. q.
fA1tetAon, cl MomeDce, meuoer Of tho Con4hsn-
ttou4i Convention t1ou this county, died. at his
residence u Nomerce, u 1.s0 p n. to-day {Sun-
ds!}. Nj. Patterson VIA . tuCce4Afm nc[pakpk
ezd fox long t1ua prominent nao In this coun-
, 1870-01-17
HURD & HOUGHTON
459 Rroome.st., New York.
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tststr' Liei.g 49+ Ma lzS:. Tor tho vs-k eud.nr
nn.n9n1' ~ 90 eooisns ths Secret Of sadosA: Bt6op
,n ps, snc .an "a t1r Tx tit:"g As+ eT Pss.
Aspset q re Heametse.l Council: e stofy Of D1n
SAttoa: IaH Dotat4 Ion Vi Canada: The hurr [.nri
Poetry. ~ s@olc3a<s &na
1hs Lrs 49s betdez IT, usua1 larxe arnount of n.
best literary historica aqa poficI m..ter
T. sa m t*a ne ss7Ai ats.< QUO by rt Oti
fnNAnt Aaa the sfhtF by Charles Lcrer.
Dew aaasef'heta rs.ulttie3 q fnr :te year ls7n
naaos4a - !t*at ca1tainfnE the becdn1nx cf Mi
Sr0ta4. --' ~N4% >4G seAe
fhr rexltst pnee ct THU g. paxp Ecettv
nakazne u ~ year. for *hteh It il septJTt~ Or n,ef
o2ts y ta6 ~ my one Of tho Alnesieau u msSa,
o. pos:ssc} 'ot one Jeas. 1lTrkLL & GAY, Hpstou
, 1870-01-17

Rellc II rho Revolution on Fire.
RosrcN, ian. 1A-The old Bratle Square Church
took dte this eTening f'om an orerncsted nue.
1hA felto OF Revolutionary times Wns fortunately
8aved from eIte1ai7e damage,
, 1870-01-17

NV 01IXANB, Jan. 1k-Iha QoveknGT hat
dEEed the It'll fepaa1px t<e kamhatn1 lsK.
to-day.
, 1870-01-17

COOK4 CQBUKN l. CO.
.-. hKWsFAPER AuvEAIfBlN1 A0kNTN.
Ass daAoFtsed 70 reeeps oap<Tisea<A&s T4K TxI-
uaN of osfr iocsst ta<s Asso II r4ea.s a.4er-
fssezau ~ aot1ess tor al hHNkfAFHHs Or MAn4HHs
IN any lgxaes( " IL o. Ie1rGariss II ~ ysb-
hsAkr[ soRe& TFitsa.
D4YIUK n 1fiunnHx,Fr
, 1870-01-17
4 Il Il UlL SALE !!
The Golden Opportunity
for Purchasers!
The Entire Stock to
be Sacrificed!

!. Beginning. oss -NNs:D.ax-
-HOR1a.I.9'G, Jaa~ 1T, aud con-
ftRsstssg until ats our present
stock II sold, Toe shall offer to the
public the fotfosCt,sg, among
many other" bargains, at prices
unhenrd 0TbeforeRh THE teuy4:
, 1870-01-17
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Epnr copteay one yeztt to 0ne AddrCA1 ...... 90
Ten copies, che Jexl, to one an6Iea8. is 90
Twenty copies, one yesr, to one addfe61.. $500
Fifty copies, one year, TO out address 5000
In naf1n9 TIC aboTo veg lov pttceA, md tn OF
feltng the high commissions below, Va Tequire
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When Subscribers wish papers to
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WKKKL1 TRIBUNE, and TO reimburse 1nam fox their
labor and eIpense, We w1u allow them
, 1870-01-17
GAME,
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DI8sOLUTION NOTICES.

DOLLARS Distributed monthly. By Sworn G1mais.
Hou17 il tho Lexsl Kentucky State Lottery Send for
etsrusr It onct. Ard TIT yous lack. Addfrz4 .. u
MURRAY 4 CO.. Covi1Ito1. ~.
, 1870-01-17
DENTISTRY.
ENTISTRY,

e4ldcaee .! Dt. -Baktr. e oLies. n. r.FE4 coy
oTa For pait{crtsr7 .ddreas pR. 6AKrE. BcI Is
reniea. IL - S.
, 1870-01-17

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commission upon Al subscriptions to the Weekly,
made IN accordance W1ta aooye rztes. The con
m!s1ton does not spp1y 70 the Daily OF I'll
Weekly.
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tn teg:tteyed lette1s, may b sent 1t ON s1ak.
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ordered from this office.
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Address. ~-.., ::
TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Chicago Ill.
, 1870-01-17
Fol REIGN. !:
DthAte In Cerps Legislatif On the
= ! ArFaigpnent sf Rvchefart
10 Commence To-Day,
Several Deputies Threatened with
Personal Violence.
Gcumenical. speechss-Vio1atian Of
Secrecy.
honpanaier- Nominated for the Spanish
Ucftes. -.
&C.
'NNAn9 o. TNK IhfXRIoE.

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and ,hs Ch.nh<r drrz4ed ~. Ssn.t.
1nence Ia n,orrnv .cro,otrr ~ -. ..,.eN., SS
proposition OF tbe M,ntatIv. ~ . vo,s ~ no =, 70
lhe sem,-onucta, ton5n,ls .s.e7r ts.t T,so,.+- ~.
Ia toth Chambers vii snpoort rhe M1n,s,T ~ ~.
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NV te"*eesJ ~ nuao ou1s4ss S1esIea AeA'
sA.eu ~ us W. ~ na Stess speecn oeioto aae
sosns .0as 'e ooeaoe 81; asa'ns. me piesa ta* DC
, 1870-01-17
Paraguay.
I0CEZ BILL IN PARAGUAY.

PARIE, Jan. 1E.
Ady1cea hare been received ut tne Pa.aguayan
legation here, which contradict the atatements
thu, P7esident Lopez has left Paraguay. On the
contrary, they represent that the war Il by no
meaus ended, and assert that Lopez il In Great
CordIneras with an army Of 5000 men.
, 1870-01-17


circulation
But there are other gateNaJs, through which
We must al least Glance. In cur 1erurtre art.
galleries pictures already described to you con-
uuue to sttzact: but seyefx1 new treasures arc
pfomlsed for nextveef, and the studios are r1peu-
hg with winter fruit At the academy tnese Is 10
he the opensnx On this INT Of the nth annual
e1hihltnn Of wster.colo1z, and On tho
n1ss wednesday tn Fshuuy Z deouite
Place for the Metropolitan Art Museum win b.
announceds 1t The SomerTtue Gallery there Isl
collection Of patnitngt, by Alexander Wet, Of
Northern 2cene1ies, Wild no1ds, and stormy
COST soenea. asd xtant soltudes; End 1t Clinton
Asu ereditahae dlsplay duttngu,1ned the recep-
ton OF the Ladles' Art Association. The thear3.
ca se1sanous are Booth IN Hamlet and Fech-
tef1 hfst appearance In New York, tn the c.Asac-
ter Of BUY Bias. OF recent lectures, thpse by Dr.
Dofemos, before the 7. II. c. l., and Pr.tessor
Diapers. n Cooper Institute, hare been much
ptatted. The inst arc strictly SCIENTIFIC: tho lAt-
ter are practical tnk.xucsaous b18ed On lstext coz
c!uaonA OF Ectence, that Of Friday betng aTns
Az and Re'puat.on," }" forctag upon us The vttal
!rpottaneo Of what and ROW TO breathe In
nu1c, re have atl The echoes ot our LAST and rest
Philharmonic, with Ole Bull and Ml1s ~ sa1ot.ts,
and IN society continuation OF balls. tneatre.
parties readings. and 4ooYe ali, ususess., wncfe-
In theit u such ambition inzpred, especially for
the roce, that the a2lons Of Nngtn9 teachers Ike
H'A1de, Basatnl RR1l11, Aroello, and Alo.tes
are 1h1onzed with amateur bautones, ieno1s, Ind
aor1a1oA
Now that the e1citeMents Of the holidays sre
pst and there Is soma Enie Jes before tho coming
Of Prince Arthur, and the Charity Bail, we hare
leisure TO eI1uint the conts1ts Of some OF those
January book that Heze accepted for thett titles
and ther bea1utul bindings, bus vho1e better
Parts EeEe. Al tbs mousnt, overlooked. Among
these, tho Epsode4 Of Fiction, or choice s;ostcs
from tho great noveust3, 1tth biographical 1ntro-
ductonea {p1blahed By VtEtua + TorstooA is par.
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erce TO interpret The whole By the nature o. the
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ass VI that a*s ast'paoag which promises 70 Upset
ali the accepted theories Of udo<eal philosophical
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-07-08
st.ves.nn Tn"..sas Alien Paisley.

We " interviewed " tilia reverend dl-
vino on the train yesterday, AS Sterlll
Murray WAS taking him to the Pointer
tIHry.
When We @aw him with his arms pinion-
ed behind him by strong cord, we
thought 1t a great pity that Rev. James
Sinclair anu II lew others of the raacnily
di9inea who sat IN the late Legislature,
were not accompanying their Reverend
brother, Iinmas Allon Paisley.
This colored ku Klux preacher informed
ns that he was raised by the widow Pals
ley, Of Alamance !; that he never attended
but one meeting of ms Company, and that
was il Albright township. No. Z, at an old
scnool house. (Nico business for Pilgrim
Ashley to have his school rooms used for
the meetings OF ku kIux
There were in the room, he says, about
twenty five men, mostly white; bat strange
call the name of II single one of them, ex-
cept those who had been detected.
He says that he and four other negroes
went ont Disguised, calling themselves ku
Klux, and whipped right and left. and it
was charged upon tho white people.
(Think OF that, GOVerncr.) When Nor
row Freeland, Anderson UOble and Mi
chael Ereoland were whipped by him and
his squad, they charged it upon tho white
Ku kluX.
The Kcv. Paisley further informed us
that lie knew Outlaw who was hung at Gra-
ham that he had heard him say he had
shot at the Ku Klux, and that he was
bold to proclaim it to every man in Ora
ham, that he haI shot at them and that he
wouid do so again wherever he could find
them" In this Outlaw was following the
advice of the Standard.
Paisley said his sentence to the Peni-
Tertiary for six years was much lighter
one than lie expected. We DO not men
tion tins to prevent the Governor pardon
ing him, bnt to show Tonrgee's leniency.
Raleigh Sentinel.
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IEnRIihh nj alters.

LONDON, June 80.
The opponents OF the Anglo French CONNER
clal Treaty have held large and harmonious
meeting i'll this city. Joshua Fielden, Oonservs-
tive member Of the House OF Commons for York
was Chairman. ana pade a violent speech against
tho treaty. Beng cotton merchant and man
ufacturer at Manchester, he could show that the
effect of the treaty would be unfavorAbIe to the
cotton trade Of Great Britain.
After other speeches, resolutions were adopt
ed, denouncing the treaty as the cause of indus-
trial prOstration, and calling on Ministers to &C.
count for denying investigation of the sub
iect.
The Financial Editor of the Iicses thinks that
specie shipments from New York for a few days
Will be unusually heavy. This will be- produced
by the sales of American bonds on European ac-
count.
Eir James CLARK, the eminent physician is dead,
aged 81.
Provincial correspondence thinks an important
guarantee Of European peace has been lost in
the death Of the Earl OF Clarendon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-07-08
CnXernor RoIden's FFicnds

For twelve months the peace of onr own
family has been disturbed by anonymous
communications. threatening our life and
warning Mrs. Turner To keep her chil,iren
indoors. or they WOuld come mp missing" "
On Tuesday last Il friend wrote us from
HillsbOrO', not TO come home on the day
train, for there were arme,. leaguer4 in the
woods between the station ard onr resi-
dcncc We did not follow the advice,
however, and took the day train.
At Durham station we were informed
That the Sheriff with posse had routed
ami fired npon the armed negf2eF who
had been lying for "a TTcok @bOut our house.
On reaching homo we found that the quiet
of our family had been daily and nightly
distur bed by eight armed negroes, with
can; een8 and haversacka, repeatedly show
ing themselves. At one time they were
seen lying in tha oats, by tho side of tiie
way We wouid have to pass IN going from
the station to ou4 home; ut another time
two of them were seen i'll an old OnthOuse
on our place, an outhOusc we always pass
on going to our farm.
On Monday last. Mr.. John Biackerwood,
Deputy Sheriff. accompanied by Thomas
ilborne. D. Laws, Ed. Brown, James
Carmichael. Howard Heart, Alexander
Plcasants. Thomas Turner and Frank Tay-
Tor, went ia pursuit Of this squad of the
Of the Governors lea9uers. Tor, perhaps
minnie men, who We're lying In ambush
for nA. Mr.. Laws came in sight of, and
fired twice at one Of the Governt g friends
ns hc ian througha pine tbicket on plan
iation adjoining our premises, bnt the dis
tnnce was too great for the shots to bring
him down.
We call the man the Governors friend
because it was Thought to be Ledbettcr,
who broke Jail III IIl!isboro' recently ; the
same who WAS partioncd out Of The Peni
tcntiary by the Governor, after having
been sentenced for twenty five years by
Judge Henry.
We call upon the Governor to dissolve
his Leagues and call his bIoodhounds off
our track. We are tiring of the chase; we
shall presently lose our patience and for
felt our character fol prudence and mOdcr
alton.
We do not believe IN rash men, rash
words, or rash acts. When our patience,
fOrbearance ana moderation are nll cX-
haneted, The public wilt make some allow
ance Tor the exhibition Of anger of one who
ia bounded down by n set Of political
trlckAterG ani villains, who control 81, 600
ignorant neEtoes through sccrot cabals and
hur4lt OAth5. Raj. Sontttlei.