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The Placer herald., 1870-07-02

Sr. PArRrck N'SE.-We yesterday met John
Towasead, Superintendent Of the st. Patrick
niae, near Ophir. Placer county, and he informs
as that the shaft Of the St. Patrick is now down
i2S feet aad the ledge is looking we'll, with per.
feet walls, Indicating a true vein. John Town
send, who knows what mine is, says that there
is no doubt but that splendid mines can he made
in the -laSsrn country, and that very little work
comparatively Is needed to make good mines
therc.- Grass Vaiiey Union, Jane 3Oth.
The Placer herald., 1870-07-02
Photographic Gallery,

and il now. prepared to execute all branchcs.o o
the ART in the latest and most improved style
and at PRICES TO suit the times.
Satisfaction Warranted to all Patrons.
Auburn. August II, lS69.-my. '4-
The Placer herald., 1870-07-02
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,

II M. JACOBS, informs the public that he
- has just opened. in the old auburn Drug
Store building, opposite the Orleans Hotel, q
completely furnished, with all the apparatus Of
modern Improvement. t.
The Placer herald., 1870-07-02
TAHOE HOUSE.
On the Shore or Lake Tahoe.
w. B, LYON. Proprietor.

THIS HOUSE is entirely new, is commodious
L and furnished in the best style, and is on the
most pleasant location on the Lake. A daily
line Of Stages runs between the Tahoe House
and Truckce. connecting with traus from the
East and West on the Central Pacific Railroad.
The Placer herald., 1870-07-02

The human family is 90 numerous that a birth
and death occur every moment Every second
child Is born; every second some one dies. =
The prevalence cf sickness in the world may be
realized in DR.. J. c. flyers Laboratory, where
medicines are made for all mankind. II would
scarcely seem that there are throats enough to
swallow the doses he issues daily, Ayers Sarsa-
parlla, Augue Cure and Cherry Pcctoral by the
thousand galons,and Ayers Pills literally by the
tun. But they must all be wanted or he could
not make such quantities for 80 many years
.Northfeid Telegraph.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-05-21
THE NEW NATURALIZATION
FRAUD.

The Now York Times announces
that the new naturalization law pro-
posed by Judge Noah Davis Is pretty
certain to pass Congress. It provides
for the naturalization of aliens after
four years, instead of Eve years resi-
dence, but they are not to vote for Six
months thereafter. So practically the
alien gains nothing here. The gist OF
s.That all proceedings for naturali-
zation are to to be had in the Circuit
and District Courts of the United
States. in all counties where at least
two stated terms thereof are held in
each year. In all other localities ,!o-
risdiction is given to the court having
the highest jurisdiction therein. Such
proceedings shall be had IN open court
and shall be matters of record.
Now, in all the large cities, where
the great bulk Of the foreigners reside,
they will be restricted hereafter, if this
bill passes. in the obtaining of papers,
to the United States Courts. These
courts would be so crowded that not
half the necessary applications could be
heard. and the result would be the dis
Reimbursement of large numbers who
who ought to be citizens unoer the law.
That is it's object.
Why restrict all proceedings to one
Court? The State Courts are as COM
petent to take action in the matter as
the Federal. Why exclude them, ex-
cept for the purpose of retarding the
business? There can be no other mo-
tive. The disposition to restrict and
hamper the applicants is also observa
bic in the places where there are no
Federal Courts, when the naturalization
is to be performed only by the court
having the highest jurisdiction therein.
1t may be safely said that an extension
Of the period of naturalization to four.
teen years would not cut off as many
aliens from becoming citizens as would
this enactment. Yet it is being favor
ed, and will probably be put through
by the party which has just forced up
on the country negro suffrage. As
the negro goes up in the politicalsca]e
the foreigner goes down.-Cincinnat'
Enquirer. :,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-05-21
TRENTON SMITH SHOP.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the public
and especially travellers and waGoncrs that he
keeps a Blacksmith Shop in Trenton. opposite tho
Livery Stable where he is prepared to shoe horses
make all kinds of work aud do repairing IL
upon the most reasonable termu. a lb-ral .hare OF
pat rons ge aoli cited. I SIEirLiHtI.
Trenton Sept -, l5s2
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-05-21

THE TERM ''LoYAL."-In a recent
debate in the United. States Congress,
the following point was made. 1t is
well taken: . e.. -@=
Mr.. Eldridge acclaimed against the
word "loy al" as a word he despised
and hated. at always reminded him
of definition Of it given by con-
tractor during tho war. when asked to
explain what he meant by saying he
felt loyal. He said he felt as if he
wanted to steal something or somebody.
For himself, he was patriotic. not loval.
The word did not belong to this coun.
try. it only belonged to Massachusetts.
Tho Nova Scotia gold mines produc-
Cd SiDJ 900 last wear
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-05-21
Eife 1nsuranee Gohspanies.
PIEDMONT AND ARLfNCHON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Capital paid up and secured 5000 600.
Assets, 81 500 600.
Policies issued during the last
two years, over 600.

Deelares dividends annually, and asssgns
dividends annually to al policy holders.
Divides eighty -seven and half per cent. (e7}
p. c.) of profits amongst the policy holders:
Lend. in each State the funds acquired from
the policy holders of that State.
Lends its funds only on first bond and msss-
gage, and lends only 70 the amount OF one-
half the value Of the real estate pledged.
Is exclusively a Southern Company. -
stockholders, Directors and Officer. wets
Its prosperity is unequaled probably in .hs
whole history Of Life Insurance. No Compa.
nv has ever before during tho same pssioa q
it's history, made sueh progress a. the
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
has done. No Company presents such elains
to the patronage and the confidence q sAe
Southern people.
w. C. cARR1NTON, President.
JOHN T.. EDWARDS Vics. Press.
D. J. HARTSO1K, Sc cretary,
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE. ds.s'>l
aga BAp mi II. INJURY. aener., Aeen, Il.
Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas.
O.r,cras Axb D1aEc7ons o. THE BsAssa
OEr1ez IN Nxw OsLEAsss .. .u
P.xspxxr, DABNEY H. MAURY.
vcx-PxEs'r., GEH. G. T. BEAUREGARh.
D1RxC3ORos
n II. M.urv. Cen G. r. Bsarrsxar.
Con. Brnxton Bragg, DR. VIII. Holeenbe,
Col q. q. Garner r. IA Simmons,
Col. D. A. Wilson, Col Thos: Macon,
Edw.rd Nalle. r. s. Baton.
Jules T.. Denis, Louis Barnett,
w. NJ. Randolph, A. 81. Fsrtier,
Forester .Deslondss.
Liberal commissions will Be- allowed 10 ~
,ho he haA
business.
Agents are especially desired for Lsuisiana
and Arks nsas. Gentlemen applying far aEsn.
cies will please send references and state what
their experience has been.
DABNEY H. MAURY. General Agsaa
for South West. SO Carondelet st.. ~ O.
L.v. M.AYRE, Agent for Monroe.
and neiehboring Parishes. M :ly
FL PErRI. SPicrAL AsEHr, Aonzos.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-05-21
THE GREAT AMERICAN

THE GREAT AMERICAN
p. SoInbinatioh
BUTTON HOLE, ovERsEAMIKG, AND SEWING
MACHINE
~
rs warranted to execute, in tho best manner,
i every variety of Sewing, Hcmming, Fell
ing, Cording, Tucking, Braidng, Gathering
aud Sewing. on at one time; Quilting, Over
scanning, E:mbroidering on the edge; and, in
addition, makes beautiful Button and Eyelet
Holes in all fabrics.
1t has no equal; being absolutely the best
Family Machine in the world; and intrinsically
the cheapest, as it does work no other machine
can accomplish.
We also have for sale, "THE PLAIN AMER
1cAN.' beautiful Family Machine, without
the Button Hole parts, at a reduced price.
Circul re- with full particulars and samples
Of work done on these Machines can be had
from the
SALES ROOM OF THE GENERAL AGENCY:
No. 20 Canal st, New Orleans.
Instructions given on the Machine graf uit-
ousiy to all purchasers
Agents with some capital wanted in every
County and Parish.
ADAMS & CO., No. rs Canal St. N. o.
p9:l
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-05-21

Southern negroes have discovered
how 70 make the right to sit on .juries
of practical value to themselves
Through their loyal leagues" they
combine to prevent the punishment of
any colored person for crime against
the Writes. The fact was developed
in open court at Quincy. Florida, re-
Gently. A negro juror was asked by
the State Attorney if he had taken All
oath in any secret organization not to
bring in verdict, when acting as q
juror, against any of his color where a
white man was interested, aud he ad :
United that he had taken upon himself
such an obligation. The chances of
getting justice out Of negro jury'boxes,
after this revelation, can hardly he con-
sidered good.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-05-21

Tho Nova Scotia gold mines produc-
Cd $32j 900 last year.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-05-21
Carolina Life Insurance Company
MEMPHIS, TENN.

ASSETS o1O0,00o.
HoS. JyrrHRsoa 1AvSs rr...a.se
~ F TiSKs "a! IL: x VI: 49,
y VI II F. k nSI5R s:.:: - Ass-4
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
NJ wt;.a. IN &, I AARsss'~>
+. titus, ''0'' xspei.e. ain.
Z: u. s@iss' 1: s.::s
W. L. Vance. =. 9. heasA
IRRELEVANT BEHEx State Agents in Nersh Logic
oaice corner Grand 4 Dssi.rd street~.
Office At Trenton.
REFERENCES:
New ORLEAx..-Gene.al Harry Hays, r.
II. and J. M. Allen Il Co., Galbreath, Stewan,
e. Tier, Jennings, Gates & Co., Aslsoa
Lauphed e. Co., Bsadles. Wingo g. Co.
SHREvEpoRr-B. n. johnson, Banker;
Wimberly, Ardis e. Co., Hamilton & c.
Wholesale Merchants, Cumming, MorrisonA
Co, T.. II. Norris, Druggist, Gregg g. AaItte.
Jessup, Marsh & Wigsias' Hyams & Kennedy.
Issues Policies on all the improved plans.
No restrictions on travel or residence within
the settled limits Of the UnitedStates, Bria'sh
North America or Europe.
All policies non. forteitabls for their e,uta-
bic value. Liberal deductions made on Mas.
ters.
Active. intelligent gentlemen wanted .
agents in every Parish.
Medical Examiner, Monroe, DR.. Strothe~.
NOV
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-05-21

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR
James Longs,reet, AdJutant General Of
Louisiana; VIM. Is. Zeigle-, Jpsgice Of.
the Peace. Fourth Ward Madison par
ish; Goodrich 'Icrril, Surveyor, Jack
syu parish. ,..
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-05-21

Tue BRAIN Curious Fact In Nature.
10 the fish, the average proportion
of the brain to the spinal cord is only
2 to ]. In the reptile the ratio is %
to 1. In the bird, it is 3 to 1. In the
mammalia. it is 4 to /. But in man. it is
% to l. No less remarkable ia the foe
tai progress of the human brain. 1t
first becomes a brain resembling that
Of q fish; then it grows into the form
of that Of reptile; then into that of a
bird; then into that of a mammiferous
quadruped, and finally it assumes the
form of a human brain, titus compris-
ing in its fntal progress an epitome Of
geological history, as if man was in
himself a compendium of all animated
nature, and of kin to every creature
that lives.-UtaA Magazines.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-05-21

EURoPEAN.-Paris, May 10.-Re-
turns from all sections of the country
except. Algeria, have been received :.
and show a majority in favor. of the
Piebiscitum of over Eve and half mil
lions.
La Li5crte says: '.The Emperor in
tends to abrogate the decree diminish
ing the Bourbon and Orleans families"
The same journa! wants complete
freedom of the press as the result OF
the plebiscitum, and proves that after
vr.ars of experience all efforts against
tho opposition press al powerless. .
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-05-21

The Pacific Ocean may be regarded
as the centre of the volcanic system,
and is often said to be surrounded with
q circle Of fire. Commencing at Alaska
and its neighbors. the Alleutian Islands,.
which contain very many volcanoes,
one of them described by Capt. Cook
and following the western coast, we
find chain comprising among its ac-
i've and extinct volcanoes Mt. Hood
and Mt. Shasta, the latter $4,000 feet
high, and, though now extinct, having
hot springs within few thousand feet
of its summit. The Sacramento Buttes
continue the line, from which point
there seems to be q cessation until we
reach Mexico. where we find remark.
able chain Of volcanoes extending from
east to west about Goth degree Of north
latitude, in the vicinity of the City OF
Mexico, and including the famous VOL
canoes of Tuxtla, Orizaha. Popocata-
pelt aud ltaccihuati. Here we find
Yorrullo, which was mistakenly .des-
cribed by Humboit, and the chain ex-
tends through Guatemala to Nicar-
aqua. where among others is the
celebrated volcano of water, whose
crater was formerly occupied by a
lake, until an eruption scattered the
water over the neighboring country.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-05-21
Jordan's Report Of Affairs in Cuba.

NEW YORK, May 6.-Gen. Jordan,
Col. Castillo. Major Betoncourt, and
other officers Of the Cuban service ar
rived to-day. They report the Cuban
cause in better condition than at any
previous stage. The sbccees Of the
revolution depends only on time and
supplies. Considerable arms and am
munition have been safely received
from abroad and much has been taken
from the enemy.
The stock of ammunition on hand is
Sufficient for present needs. The Gu
ban army numbers about 10000, equip
ped with artillery sufficient for the
present method of warfare, and consists
chiefly of mountain howi,zers. The
season now is in favor Of the retolu-
tionists, giving them what they most
need time for organizatio and the
collection of supplies. The rainy sea-
son retards Spanish opera tons. When
over the heat of the summer, they will
be able to prevent the Spaniards from
pushing the war. 49,.
Col. Castillo, who was a wealthy
planter of the interior, and who is
thoroughly familiar with all the re-
sources of the revolution, says it has
never been so strong as its friends
claimed, nor so weak as the SpaRiards
assert; but regards the situation at
present as altogether hopeful.
, 1870-01-11

associations With Mr. White Hair. ne eaJo5e1
cnanne " As
on on ordinary lopica II be bad plenty Of navy rIas
and e'ssq! be would say .t,h the Old man 10
oatsa i y oa aa as s1sSy aas
ercctlxe ~ way OF expressing II, for
"There are looks and tones that dart
An lnstant sunshine tniouRnt the heart,
a. The Soul that moment caaghk
What It through tie had bouxhi."
r. Ihls shows that White Lair was mnu, or an
spe sse nope sv.11 sanS 2, g aad
go. sss OF laSo. who would be thus snple IN hla
While Hair was cot intellectually great man.
Hl8 early education had been some uai neglected
us strey OLD fatner, The elder Willie Hail, had
nsfer cent hin TO the great universities Of Ea-
me Journal SO short ttuc thst he tAd not yet
Io'ly nasteret all the learning and Nedge even
oa- o. ms oWh coun;T; ne had been 10 Washington
ssoNledEe, 6oin of good i'd eSli, especially he
latter. AAd he cever been to Washington. he
nasa pFoGsse' sa eo1 ondsns asa "ts ,ss ana es s
wblcn he lived, 10 was . eood man- He
nsy Be q saint now. for ao9ht that We Enov: but,
the Baxter standard. while IN the 6esh. and .ear.
,S ipg the shoday otsge oasnket Like Mcclellan At
his heart was bigger than his brain, end nta
stomach more capac1oa1 than either. Az an esIst
he had great merit He Vas fond Of councils With
was sure Of one good, square meal, which lasted
hlm lor . week, Il no opportunity was offered Tor
estlDH at an farter period.
The uobIs Wasache natlon Will mourn hIs los7.
They HW poH.woW and hoel over his grave TOR
many moons TO come. Hls death il a Big thin Z to
the great OeR9ea. We should not wntt.to put up
with the Ossgcs many nights In Succession TOT
eoHe Weeke 10 COME, If we expected to have any
sleep. Their pfteoua wailings and mo1nlpxs for
the dead turpass the cangor Of the gnasniIg OF
teeth 10 infetnuIn. More thsn one hoQrb precious
sleep hase veiost 10 being compelled to liste1 to
the howtic2s over the death OF an Ordinary mug
Of an Iudian. Whit must be the din and clanK.
Of throughout the whole Usage nation when they
are summoned TO mourn the death OF the noble
While Hslt! Their custom Of hir1ng professional
nonI e1s for the price Of q scrub pony OF feT
moarners ID rssges tae to seex
- the sweet restorer. balmy tleep,h Will roK be
revived AID be IN full blast We pity tue NOUN.
eIs, and wonld Drop Sympathetic, salty tesr, il
9e tte. where 1t Was, over the grave OF the noble
White HAll. He Ws1 = good Indian, bat not
great man: he loved hls people, sad served them
Ia well az he knew how.
, 1870-01-11
REAL E8IAlE,

Warrattee deeds, conveying city and Suburban
property within Eeven miles OF the Coart House
tied for record On Monday, January 10:
Prairie av, " II OF Anes at, I. 10ox124
II; Dee r.. 1,69. G,00o
Cottage plsce, = y cor ot T~e:t5-nintn 81,
el, u1u ~ Ct 2sNxSdU It; June II, 16G9... 400
Butpr!de 81, Is E-1o /, OF Ih,rt,eln 81, wi,
2:,xluu I; Ma. 10, 1869. l,225O
Ileista AZ, ~ # Ut I've ,1y.lh:td st, ef,
p s'-lou11Go1i It; Jan 10 o.;.......,..... 1o.cCo
Brcaox4y Nv, q COZ Di Southern hy,
WI e a-loxl.o @ +; Dec g. 1869. 1900
15sfs; July g, 1sss.. ..:..: 1850
West Div.s,ut II, cer Of NOBLE st, 81, 80
sarssmol q, ii Il Kiazie Il, VI 90
Iii II; Jan. l0......-............ ........ 1,2oQ
Ka1Eas St, 20 1t OF Lafin b. 8 I, soxloSK
Merisn sl IL II OF Xonios 81, i. a;1iss 80
Jshnt,on 81, lis II ! oi a elitn ST, vi. '-''
aas alo 11to Il: Jan. II $40
MlEaukee sv. 60 oitnw OF Morgan 81, nv
!. en1es II. with nnlldtogs; Dec IL, 1869. $500
Elston road, IS It OF Augusta Br, 1, s5x
ss!sa \ = /: Il Me6ssii' Fl, i s;iios 's0
Nefin y. s. t q seoswick 81, s;1ios ''0'V
It, will GuildirRs; Jan L10.........- 10so
Dsy ,on e. ~ III Of WllIow ST, T, 4sx
soGrn OF CITY 1INITa.
Western AZ, q OF Egan Az, nna two acres;
1nsiaa. az, 2ss ii Of Es,a a7, vi tx 500
III 70 Il; Jan. 6...:. .:.::,................ 1000
8Es1la3 II; Oct. .2o.............-....... 800
WEST OF CIT LIMITS
New Lenvitt #, 1t4H 1t OF Ba1ypoInt
Rosd, e I. 251lls II; Eoy. y.27-.,....-..... 1900
Morton e. cornef o. Fourtn ST, " 7, cU1
West Monroe 4, y Of Western AZ, &, S51 ~
121 e-t0 II; Nov. 3o.-....... ........ 2,5os
, 1870-01-11
How Georgia Eaho Nenr Ncinx Ad-
n1lIteda
Harrington (JdH. y ca7Tt*,sondenee Of the sfn
IUrt HERALD.

Harrington (Jaa. y Correspondence Of the -stle
Iork Herald.
An trcdent, which heard related the other
dby, w'll show bow pear GeoRg'a cane 70 being
adn.st.d 10 fnli representation DUNG the ses-
sion OF the Fortieth C0nereAa- The Repre-
sentatlyea had a!1eadJ been admitted 10 their
The swearing In OF The txo Senator's from that
state. They we're TO b. sworn on a certain
aa,, and their eredeEtialt had oeeu placed IN
had agreed to lay hen belnre the Senate In
the u taLtln4e II appeats Governor Bul ock had
Nehra.Ra, and mad ludlcared his DOUBTS as 10 Ia >
2. pulnet e.. Of tieoIg,aa reconatErctton- TnsJe1
eltlnned the matter 10 T. o or three OF the Ha1-
attention to H. FIJI nliy. on the day on wntch IL
wa expected the GeotK!a Serators Wo9ld bc I'D
from Governor bullock, pro es1nS against tsef
berg allowed to quu!!iy. ThayeF was thowiDg
1tls letter 10 Zach Chsl dlef. and reDnrktug that
sometaing should be done. when brake, Of Mis-
sour. hst pentn hlcbg.
whats that 5cu say about 0eotg.a, Thsyer !" !"
Fad Drskc.
Twas Just sboxing ,h,s letter to Chandler, !"
laid ThaJe1. at the same tine handing the Letter
OF Guveruot Bullock to Drske- =
"Hell. let as os1ec: 10 thesr being 9nai1ned," :"
u souid 1alb5r some of W tus m as: Older Senators
" Mo1la @li. 90 r. ts:d 1ha'er' "o0t no one F'sea
Sherman arosc in hi place md presented Inc ere.
knot Of Senators gathered around cnaodler's
seat tcat'e!cJ, Ihs,er hur5.Dg to his seat,
and .Drake atcpp1tR buck few feet to
where be IA. the prrs,alug c1lcer Of tue
Senate, heaz1lg 20 objection. raid, :. rbe Sen.
atott.elect Irpu GeorHla Will rieaso advance aud
qualify" BY the tl1,r thr5l had reacaed tue
Ettk , dctA Ttnycr Al DIaLe y ere on Their ieet,
Drake caught the presiding OIL, er = eye 1r-t, and
otjttt: d to tie EeGrris StLatars beirR qnsltdeo,
at the tanc time noSitg the reference OF rnalf
ctece rtla's 70 the Comutttee Gu the Judiciary.
Thtt circumstance probably enabled C0nRseas 10
Fem f,r
hnd ste got e1uately If, 1t would have been am.
cult 10 Get her out.
, 1870-01-11
governor Aacorn- OF Mt.sIkslppi-A
Iss 1nocrAtlc PapcF,s lkcPoFk OF Rats
JiEyyRs

from zhf NtF41ldn tUf8S.} 4HffcNTQ+
Ine GoSefhcrelect passed through this city
Monday night going 10 a ab.mA The General is
boldly outspoken. He SAYS, emphHt cal J, ne IL
southern tn all hia eelngS In his al q u!siratlon
though. he EiII Lot 70 back On The negro or Cay
petlseetr. lie baa 10 Iesentments against the
todJ OF the while people VINO refused 10 support
him IN The recent eiec!lun. Lie Vas emphatic in
the expression OF q determination 10 execute the
laws f0r The protection OF ali Ine rights o! all the
people with strict impsrtiallsy. Violence
bAs to cease. AID there must be
peace within the borders Of the Stale.
Aenbet back ros Wh,se viii be permitted to per.
petrate outtuEes on tue rights OF rsrhon or prop
eHty CT the Other; the lnil poser or the Exec
uiye Will be t1eIted'to suppress all disorders
aid TO pup1ah all c5ln!Lala ~l1bout regard TO
color, In s1ort, tue mtals TO have fnlk. fair.
Impartial tdntntatrat.on Of tie laws, to the end
That AL the GuIe0s Of be Srxte may nAre Ger.
taln tecuttty IN all their r1Ehth.
GeLefal A!corA SAD be hAd an odtr Of q seat IN
me utiieo 6.aies Senate. 1t Is h,gn and honor.
aple rosluou, Desirable. ARD Orc tnAi he Wns
Ambitious to Oil DuHLg the la.e CANVAS he had
Iot G1prtssed aly determination upon the 4up-
tect OF ACCEPTING T. h1see the election, nc han
naty Of the intelligent pcup!e OF The s:ate, 10
1f1ntn The once 10 ~hlcn he ha0 been elected.
nEd TO, aeca pt tie Senatorial honots within hl1
reach. He CID nbt ray tLat It HA. in defefeEce 10
thtke Hearty foi1cItsllona 10 be G0ysrLot OF Mis-
sts]ppi, bat he DIG esJ TO ua ttat he tnteDcel to
accept and te.A1u the GpbeIL tQfIAI pf11c
, 1870-01-11

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Coupons t7....t1&'sfAl1s
Coutnus, '&. .. .1l&r4,a1lk
Observation-Disclosures
, 1870-01-11
The Produce d1nFkcls.

NRW YORK
NEW YCEx. Jan. la-HHE EAp9lEYYa-F1ouY-R
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