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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-27

The Great Republic will be detained until
Friday, by the accident to her wheel.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-27

Try Weedon's Washing Compound. See
advertisement for particulars.
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The official proceedings of the last meet
ing of the City School Board, will be found
IN another column.
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apr ltsp
GRAND

tIRAND
TURNER MAY FESTIVAL,
To De held on the
OAKLAND COURSE AND RIDING PARK,
Near the Half Way House.
Sunday and Monday. May 1 and =
1870.
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See the advertisement of Weedon's Wash
ing Compound.
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MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL,
FAIR ASS OCIATION
OF LOUISIANA.

OF LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, beginning the TWENTY-THIRD
OF APRIL, 1870, and to be continued for nine days.
Premium Catalogues for the Fair be procured
at the office Of the Association through the Post
Office desired.
Stockholders holding in their own names ten
shares of the Capital Stock OF the Association are
required to call at the office Of the Secretary, Me
chanics Institute TO get their tickets of admission
to the Fair Grounds for the year 1870 as an entire
new class OF tickets have been prepared. These
tickets will admit the owners, with their families
and Carriages on the Fair Ground at all times
even if said ground is rented or used for special
purposes.
The Directors invite every good citizen to become
a stocshoider, and to purchase the stock thus re-
uulred from the Secretary Of the Association.
2. S.-Choics Plants, Shrubbery and Bouousts
are fer sals at the Fair Ground
LUTHER HOMES,
fe@' Secretary and Treasurer
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sECOsD DAY.
Procession, above mentioned.
Songs, by the Singing Section.
Concert, Dancing. Music.
Entertainments for the Public.
Prize Target Shooting.
Gymnastic Exercises-Building of Pyramids, etc
The Grounds will illuminated by gas.
The Festival will close with
BRILLIANT PROTECTING DISPLAY,
Executed by the Eminent Pyrotechnical Artist,
HENRY LAYADERE.
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IFTER The PREMIUM AGAIN.

AFTER The PREMIUM AGAIN.
VIII be exhibited at Louisiana State Fair. com.
mencIus April g, I570 tie
ZANE Sc B0DLEY
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
in running order. Also, the Lane & Bodley Steam
Engines, Boilers, Saw bills, Wood Working Ma
chirery, Skating Hangers and Pulleys, Samples
be at tie Fsir Grounds, or at ". L.
CUSEING'S S. our agent, ct No. 81 St Charles
street. Orders solicited
LANE & BOLDEY,
Cooruer Of John and Water streets, Cincinnati.
Ohio, apIO 2p
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Mr.. \. L. BAILEY,

MA 40 Es pAaLEE,
81 PERIN1ENDENT OF DEPAR MENT F,
Has the work for the Awarding Committees in his
department all arranged and requests that they re-
port themselves at his office on the Fair Grounds
at Twelve O'Clock n. WEDNESDAY, twenty.
seventh instant.
LUTHER HOMES,
ap27 ltSp Secretary and Treasurer
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Gold and silver fringe, tassels, braid and
ornaments. at Pifets', 127 Canal street.
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Admission 50 cents. Children free.
No Checks will be given after SIX o'clock P. NJ.
THE TURNER MAY FESTIVAL COMMITTEE.
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Tuesday, Apris "a.
PREMIUM $3.50.
RUNNING RACE-Miie Heats three in Eve TO
ruis-S2OO TO first horse; 50 to the second horse.
Wednesday. "A prii 81,
PREMIUM 500
MILE hEATS-Three in five. to harness and rule.
Tor horses that have never beaten 2 ~ in public.
SAME DAY.
DASH of One Nile for Backing Horses, to saddle.
First premium, Silver Goblet, valued $25s
Second Premium, Silve ~ hip. valued
sis.
Chur.day. April IS.
PREMIUM $3.50
PACING RACE-Three in Ave. to harness and
rule. free for all pacer=-s300 TO first horse; $50
to second horse.
SAME DAY.
MULE RACE-Dash of one Mile, free fer all riders
to be in Jockey costume-Si00 to first mr!o; $50
Friday. April -.
PREMIUM $500
TROTTING-Double Teams-Three in five, TO
raIe-S250 to- first team; $50 for second tsam.
Saturday. ApriI 80.
PIX EMIL NJ S5UU
TWO MILE EEATS-To harness and rule free for
all Trottecs-s4G0 to first horse; Slo0 TO second
horse.
SAME DAY.
DASH OF ONE NILE, for Ponies not over fourteen
bands high, riders not over sixteen years of age,
N Jockey costume. First Premium, Boys Bride
and Saddle Second Premium, Silver. mounted
Riding Whip.
Sunday, May 4
PREMIUM $3.50.
FIEEMEN'S RACE.
DETACHED BALLOON ASCENSION.
Dancing on the platform daily, from 20 &c
Topical Balloon Ascensors daily.
Liberal Prizes will De given TOR exhibitions in
Skating.
Prizes val be given for Grand Tournament
LUTHER HOMES,
apl0 2dp Secretary.
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MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL
FAYsS ASSOCIATION.

Great Contest for the Championship of the Fire
Department, on the I air Grounds,
Snudny, May \, 1870, NJ I z. III,
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PROGRAM II f /:

The Procession will march precisely at half past
eight O'Clock A. NJ. from the Turn, Halle, in the
following order:
l. Music Band. consisting Of eighteen men.
q Rts section.
3. Invited Turner'S OF other cities
4. Mayfest Committee
5. Banners of the Turner Association.
6. Board of Officers o. the Assocla Ton.
I. Pupils of the Turner Association.
5. Singing Section.
9. Turner Association.
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THE FOURTH
LO 3 TSIANA STATE FAIR

WILL TAKE PLACE
INTHE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Gem mencIng April 2S, 1870, ana con.
tduued Nine Days.
. The Annual Address Will be delivered b. the Hen.
CHRISTIAN ROSHLlUS.
The Exhibition Halls wild be open and Machinery
IN full operation daily.
Exhibition in the Arena daily from twelge to two.
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PREMIUM $3.50.
cunning RACE-Miie Heats three in Eve 10
ruls-S2OO TO first horse; so to the second morse.
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HOuaes

Continued from the Third Edition
Whittemore had committed an infamous crime, and
therefore disqualified in the of Congress and of
the world the only thing lacking being the judgment
court but he did not think Congress bound to
appeal to court to judge for it to infamous.
Congress should judge tor itself
MIR Edridge suggested that the principle of law
that was innocent until convicted by court of
justice He referred to the of Mr. Butler of Tenn
precisely similar to that of Whittemore he hav
ing been unanimously censured for the same oense bat
having resumed his seat.
MIR. ogan thought there a distinction in the two
cases, the House having refused to expel Mr. Butler.
Mr. Farnsworth addressed the House in opposition
the resolution prefacing his speech with that
he knew that such q position he took unpopular,
and that the newspapers would criticize il and would
perhaps draw contrast between himself and his col
league He had voted for the of Mr. Whtemore
and for the expulsion of Mr. Butler of Tennessee and
did not know but that he should vote for the
exclusion of Whittemore; but he thought that the
discussion thus far would satisfy every member the
matter should benvsstigated by committee. AS the
Wik the action in ndemnaton of him had not
been expunged before his admission Parliament; on,
the contrary he had been allowed to make tn motion
himself, and with HE hand to draw the black lines
the resolution of exclusion, as being unfit to
main the Journal being subvesive of the sentiments
OF the whole body of electors of this kingdom"
Mr. Poland asked Mr.. Farnsworth to let him offer
resolution refer lhe credentials of Whtemore the
Judiciary Committee with leave to report at time
the and precedents applicable toIthe aud
their Judgment to whether Whttemore should not be-
admit ed a in the House.
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10 expansion here Bat taxing into conside-
ration that the banks ohged 20 mold twenty-five per
of lawful money in resrx ehe addition of 95O00OO0
of new liabilities will withdraw from circulation
S28tO0OO0 of greenbacArs TO meet this requirement,
which supplemented by 84500O00O possibly withdrawn
although not certainly SO far as we know az present.
contraction, and OF the kind hard tell
what is end besides in this reduced volume of lawful
how much easier does 1t become for clique of
reckless spectators to produce artificial strineency by
locking greenbacks! Congress has been careless
tupate that but few men there understand the
PRINCIPLES which govern banking and currency, and
hence have thus bundered unconscously in impert
ant matter Mr., Randall in proposing to substitute
greenbacks for national bank notes. approached the
per solution of the present difficulty and II is to be hoped
the Senate wconsder this question in the broad
thus illustrated, and itself independent of the
influence of the national banks in its action this
Funding hill,
be publication Of gratifying crop prospects, carefully
collected from independent Sources operated to induce
weaker feeling in gold at the start when the
off TO 12 Later however, the market rallied in
view of the distant effect Of such returns and advrnced to
2 but barely steady through the day between that
Go.r ond1
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CITY nNTELL LHGE NCR
CITY POLITICS.

The Republican city Executive CSrsEltttee.
Last evening, according to the rules of the
Republican organization of this city, meetings
were held in the several wards of the persons
selected at the recent delegate elections as men,
bers of the Ward Executive Committees The
committees were regularly organized last even
ing, and each one selected its member of the
CITY Executive Committee. The new members
of this latter. body assemble this afternoon at
three o'clock, at the regular headquarters, in the
building of the National Union Club, No. 1105
Chestnut street, for the purpose of effectng an
organization for the campaign which has just
been inaugurated
The following is list of the members elected
TO the committee last evening, in the wards
marked thus (*) there being contest between
1he parties named.
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AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.
Banking and Currency Bill.
Case of the Murderer Real.
The Cuban Privateer Hornet.
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
FROM W:ASHLNG TON.
The New Belgian Cable.

The New Belgian Cable.
Special Despatch 10 The EUening Telegraph
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The Senate Foreign Re.
lations Committee agreed to-day to report favoraby
on the bill to permit the landing OF the Belgian Cable
on the shores of the United States
The Cuban Resolutions.
1t was agreed that next Thursday the committee
would take up and discuss the resolutions which
passed the House last week relative to Cuba. Seve
raj members OF the committee in favor Of
amending this resolution by restoring those origi-
nally reported by Banks.
The Fraukiug and Currency Bill.
The Senate Finance Committee had up the bill to
increase banking facilities and to provide for more
equitable distribution of the currency. Several
amendments were proposed and discussed, put no no
committee will report the bill as 1t originally passed
the Senate.
Messrs Sherman, Warner and Sprague were ap-
pointed conference committee on the Currency
bill.
General Amnesty.
General Butler to-day reported the General Am
nesty bill from the Reconstruction Committee. 1t
Government, including those which come under the
fifteenth amendment Buffers particular friend,
Jefferson Davis, comes within its terms.
The Funding Bill
was reported from the Ways and Means Committee
to-day, with but slight amendment. General Schenck
endeavored to have it made the special order for
next Tuesday, but objection was made.
The Privateer O. Hornet.o
Despatch to the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, June 2l-The Secretary of the
Treasury has telegraphed to the Collector of Gus
toms at Wilmington giving permission to the Cuban
privateer Hornet, which was captured at that port,
to proceed to New York.
The SENATE Currency Bill.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Sherman, from the FL
nance Committee, reported that the committee un-
animOusy recommended non-concurrence in
amendments Of the House to the Senate currency
bill, and the appointment of committee of con-
ference,
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FROM EUROPE.
The French Uorps LeEislniif.


PARIS, June 21.-In the Corps Legislaif to-
day Marcy Monge opened the Interpolation
previously submitted by Pire in regard to the
st. GOthard Railway.
BThe Duke of Gramont, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, replied that no interests of France,
either political or commercial, were menaced
by the construction of the Gothard Railway,
as the Government of Switzerland had promised
the French Foreign Office as early as 1866 that
in certain contingencies the railway should be
destroyed.
He added that the French Government would
pursue such a course as seemed in accordance
with its interests in regard to Simplon 1t
would not refuse the needed subsidies for the
population of northern and western provinces,
but the Simplon Railway project required larger
sums than the ends to which it was directed
seemed to justify the Government in extending.
Deputy Estancelin spoke in favor OF a subsidy
for the Simplon route.
NJ. Pichon, Minister of Public Works, op-
posed it.
General Lebpuf Minister of War, said that the
Government of Switzerland would maintain her
own neutrality and the neutrality of the Inter-
national Railway, and several Deputies of the
Left censured the Government for not interfering
at the negotiation of the treaty of Berne.
Deputy Ferry said the majority is resposible
for Sadowa.
He was called to order by the President, but
continued to speak in censure of the course of
the Government, asserting that the neutrality of
Switzerland was not inviolable.
This had been shown at the time of the
French Revolution, and in 1915, when Swiss
neutrality was shown to be mere myth.
A vote of the Chamber to adjourn closed the
Interpolation.
An Iron-Clad Failure.
LONDON, June 21.-The iron-clad Iuconstant
is now generally admitted to be failure as a
sea-going vessel.
ship News.
QUEENSTOWN, June 21.-The steamshship
! City of Brussels from New York for Liverpool,
| arrived here Yesterday.
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N. ". MONEY NIARBRr OF YESTERDAY.
From the N: Y. Herald.

IL
The Currency bill still continues to excite the aten
tion of the street the leading feature the financial
situation, especially but little lmore authentic
ton has been received as to the precise meaning of
The effort, however, of the commission writers
we'll known for their venAy in such interpret
than unusua attention to peculiar contraction
Tea IL contains While the utterances OF these
seems however, duty to repudate, behalf of the in
dependent of tins country the action of these
stca journalists who find their highest ambition in the
seryceof the highest bidder All possessing
feeling and appreciatng the trials and temptations
which they have been exposed and have suecumbed
TO- ieel the largest sympathy for those unfortunate
at night, saddening the thoughtful by their
solicitstop-but for the men entrusted with grave
high mn ed honorable criticism purposes
v-ts gain sell themselves, their honor, their
nty shares of stock there nothing
tempt Worse than the class Of which they proto.
supposed they are we paid for then legitimate labor but
rmtting the lust OF moaey to obscure their OF
honor they bring an honorable profession into dis
department. But to leave this regretfai theme
Of comment. which brings blush to the
and TO return to the Currency bin Il will be recoiiectsd
that the main points Gf this bill first the issue of
@sconJlv the thdNa Of the hres nar cent aha'
amounting 70 betweeo forty five and fifty millions 1t
stated how ne latter are to be redeemed, notwth
sDecs created for such redemption by previous enact
men thus leaving PRESENTATION that such fund not
Spsst. NJ adSioes from washington T6sse state ~
ssas paiA..sd ssosst.s
be used in their redemption But even admitting the
serve fund before mentioned for the three per
doubtful cont inge the latter admitted in the
lsIk TsssT ier shus isi Sslas II - ~ --A "sa.a
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FROM EUROPE.
Rioting In Belgium.

LONDON, June 2l.--Advices have been re-
ceived here to-day giving details Of conflict of
authority at Veryiers, town OF Belgium, near
Liege. M -
The police and militia had been called upon
to suppress the disorder, when becoming jealous
of each others authority, they began to fight
were quickly driven off, many of them being
badly hurt.
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COLLEGE CoMMENCEMENT.-The annual COM
deny at Chester took place this morning. Ad-
dresses were made by Colonel Hyatt, the Princi-
pal, and members of the graduating class. The
ceremonies throughout were of a most inte-
resting character, and were witnessed by large
concOurse of people.
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from NEW FORK.


New YORK, 2i.-A despatch from Albany
this morning announces that the decision of the
Court of Appeals in the case of John Real
under sentence of death for the murder of
Officer Smedick, will not be rendered till Thurs
day or Friday.
Obituary.
The wife of Police Justice Shandley died at
OTaLSe, y. j., lssL night, vi coA-IlII (.I0A.
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POLICEMAN SUNsTRUcK.-Yest Police
man Philip Bellam of the Eighth district, fell
to the sidewalk from the effects of the heat.
He was taken to his residence, where he re-
mained insensible for several hours. He will
not be able to perform duty for several daYs.
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from THE WEST.
Fire Mt Fulton, Mo.

FIre ut Fulton, Mo- ----
ST. LOUIS, June 21.-A fire in Fulton, Mo-,
last Saturday, destroyed Moore's Hotel and
badly damaged several adjoining buildings. The
loss on the hotel is 5000; no insurance. All
the furniture was burned the loss ON which is
not stated but is insured.
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BIRTH OF GUTTENBERG.-On Saturday next
the employees OH the Democrat will celebrate the
birth of Gutenberg by a festival at Schuylkill
Falls Park.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
The Hartford add Erie Railroad. /

BosToN, June 21.--In the House to-day mo-
tion to pass the Hartford and Erie Railroad bill
over the Governors veto was lost bya vote of
10S 10 so. A new bill was then passed to en-
grossmeut A motion to reconsider was lost,
124 10 sc, and the bill goes to the Senate with
out delay. The new bill as drawn does not seri-
ously conflict with the Veto
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Stock Quotations by telegraph 2 r. Nj.

new York Honev and Stock Markets.
NEW YORK, June 21.-Stocks strong Money, 30
per cent. Gold, 112zs. o-20s, 1862. coupon,
n2k; DO. 1854, do. lllSS; 90. 1885 DO, iii \; !;
do. do. new, 119S4; DO 1861, ia; -. 1868, ia
1O-4Os 1854; Virginia IS, new, 6sH Missouri
IS, s4A; Canton Company, 81 Cumberland
preferred, ss; Consolidated New York Central
n io4 %dams ss EXPRESS s5 Michigan Fsaa oenra
124N; Michigan Southern 9S% Illinois Centra,
1895; Cleveland and Pittsourg, 109K Chicago and
81; Western Union Telegraph, SO.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, June 21.-Cotton quiet but firm
sales OF 400 bales middtng upland at &c Flour
state and Western dull and dropping; State, s5 400
$50; Ohio, s59O@7; Western, s5'4U96 90 Southern
S625@10. Wheat quiet in buyers favor Corn
declining; new mixed Western, 9lc.@sl. Oats
lower; State, 6s@69c. Western, 6@63c. Beef
quiet; extra mess $16@1s'50. Pork dull new mess
ssO.75@3O9O. Lard heavy; steam 1419i61c; ket-
tie, 16A@161c. Whisky quiet at s1O5K.
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CoLoRED VoTEs IN THE FIFTH CONGRESS
sloEAL DIsTRICT.-From a recent count it is
sscertained that there are 6S3 colored voters in
lie FIN Congressional district.
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RABID Docs SHoF.-A mad dog was des-
patched yesterday by policeman at Otsego
and Tasker streets. Another was killed at
Eleventh and Rodman streets by policeman.
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CASUALTY. At IL o'clock this morning
Michael Burk, aged three years, was run over
at Third and Lombard streets. He was re-
moved to his residence, No. 322 s. Front street.
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CARELEssNEss.-Six houses along Third
street, between Vine and Poplar streets, were
found open last night.
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AssAULTING PoLICEMEN.-William B. Con-
ley was arrested at Thirteenth street and Colum-
bia avenue yesterday for being drunk and dis
orderly. He turned on Sergeants Shuler and
succeeded in conquering him he had the coat of
Shuler torn off and an eye of Winters in mourn
ing. Alderman Hood this morning held him in
$500 for trial.
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BRltlmsrs Producs rIRrksl

BALTIMORE, June 2i,--CottOn, better leellng at
21c. Flour quiet aud steady, and receipts light
Wheat duh and lower; Maryland, 81 -6O@1'l5; Penn
duh and lower; white. 81 '2091.23; yellow. SLIP.
Oats dull at 65@6sc. Provisions firm and un~
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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FINE STATIC E NJ "

ARMe, MONOGhAMb, ILLUMINATING, HfO.
nRFRA, l0ss OHFsNTrr Street
Cs.a kESs.lsE .ad stsL-sGsk 05l tuths
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BASE BALL.-The base ballits are in an
intense state OF excitement ever the game to
come off tomorrow afternoon at the grounds of
the Athletics, between that club and the Red
Stockings, of Cincinnati. This promises to be
the greatest game of the season, and we have
accordingly made arrangements to have the
score telegraphed to us from the grounds, SO
that we can give report of the progress of the
contest in each of our late editions We will
issue an extra edition when the battle is over,
which will contain the full score. The game
will commence at O'clock y. NJ.
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The matter OF Koecker vs. Koecker, which figured
some time past as an interesting divorce case, mas
since been In Court upon petition by the doctor
daughters TO be permitted TO renounce him their
legal guardian and adopt tneir mother. 10 day the
begun but the Judge intimated that there Was
nothing in the petition TO warrant deviation from
the rule of law making the father their awful guar
dian. Upon this counsel for the daughters asked
leave to withdraw the petition, which was narrow
escape from defeat
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WhaI Sort of n MRn He has Been-Speech mt
Atlanta During the CampRign-RefusedL Lodg-
ing in Augusta, while Attending Court, on
AccounI of His Union Sentiments.