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Very respectfully, &C.,
j. II. rIENcr.
WASHINGTON, J1ig ,, 1870.
the FALL CiMruGN-HDpREss TO
THE COUNTRY
COUNTRY.


Dear Sar:
Tho Democratic Senator'S aud
Member in Congress at its late eau.
Gus agreed upon the following adj
dress, and which was signed by cy-
cry member Of the Democratic par.
Is in Congress.
70 or tcHon.ctizcas q tho ta1rd
States, friends Of constitutional, eco.
aomical, aud honest gorcrameat.
The undersigned beg leaye to call
your attention TO the peculiar i'm
pottauce otthe elections which take
place this year, and respectfully to
submit some suggestions for your
consideration. BY the State Lcgis-
laturcs TO beelectcd nearly one-third
of ule lnited States Senate wall be
chosen. Nearly all the members
of the next House OF Representa-
tives are to he elected next fail
Upon the coming elections, then de-
pcnds the question whether the
Democratic and Conservative Gle
mont in the Senate shall be incrcas-
cd, and whether TINT element shall
have a majority in the House of
Representatives and, ms a consc-
quencc, whether we Shall have con.
stitational, economical, and honest
Government, or y Continuance OF
revolutionary, extrayagant, and
wastctnl partisan rule whether we
shall have general, uniform, Just,
and constitutional legislation, with
4rasonable taxation and frugal ex-
polditure, or unconstitutional, par
tiaL unjust, class iegiAatioM with
oppressive and unequal taxation
and Mastetul expenditure.
That we have strong reasons to
hope for favorable result Is plain
ii apparent, The elections already
held clearly show that the tide Of
reform has set in with a power that
cannot be resisted II no bhundcrs be
committed By The friends otfeform.
II, they do their duty and act wisely,
il they throw off all apathy ang act
with Tisor and steadkastness, there
isevcry reason to hope that their
efforts Awill be rewarded by success.
Let there be no disscnsions about
matters, no time lost in the
discussion ot dead issues, no mani
of narrow or proscriptivc
feeling, NO sacrifice III The cause &,
crafty personal ambition Or rcypnt-
mcni, and lei TIC hest men 81 cho>-
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aa8 communicated. a
9aFy Jatxsos, Miss July II, 1870.
~ Ie'er S'ay "A visit to this place
s.nTiieslay lust, gave mcthc oppor-
UNITS tQtakc i birds-eyc view OF
sai n asse nbledbal Of hmgirers now
iseingsession. 4 lmve often wished for
aAtAc power ofdeIiniatiun mon paper,
Sntthc different shades 81 character
n individuals, but never iolt the
ssloref Of this desires 50 strong as when
o~eltcr'hg the chambers ot these diff
ashe'ens bellies and bclolding the do
.ngs "t'tle money lenders, charla-
v, tapf aud eNrunpt seonndrols who
sare disg1achg the great scat of pow.
- cr BY their presence. | am not sur
aHrrissl at che proseriptirc, viudica-
tive laws these men have passed, Tor
Y ps ppinion, tie penitcntiary holds
ssAA rds " free to do right and with
-sgasaaselr honesty written upon their
sisdeSsas this great ~ body Of men.
cfrfr'ioh and bribery is open and
.stHnennsSalsl, and legislative enact
ruies'ss aFs now considered By tho
-sasnpunt lataasaaahlo funds uponei,
ether si,le. Hills are daily intro
atlNecd 70 reward Individuals upon
some unwanpntalle claim for SER
services remlcred. and by Il strong
party coalition these bills are passed.
s1astsfd Of Il being an insult ID offer
alfea1 member enumeration Tor
Sdqllart rather Dc
vaeaAA slskstNetLe promised assis
-slsafuasis gise1A. ain Legislature
susseagtc>d tstaslleesa io6 Tucsaay, !
asist2ls,H ana tifis arc being rushed
WIN il1ccsnt Eastc through both.
visusesA Tic time they ahopldhavc,
EqGplaAMk !lgrr been wasted IN
sialsaess apAFdebaachery, and now
stilc rush sfelt 70 get bills that have
s~4eaalypA No consideration pushed,
without time tor discussion. fhroush
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Goats are a kind of a nuisance
in Grenada, so say the clerks. This
is no doubt true, AS we saw one
passing our sanctum the other night.
with several TN pans attached TO
his hind leg-making such AN uu.
earthly noise that we were almost
tempted to be protauc. We re.
marked at the time that soulc clerk
WIS being revenged at our expense
we'll asthat o the goat. seafaq
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SHAW UyIvERsITY.-As our read
crs know, this is a school for the
education of negroes, located in
Holly Springs. At a meeting of
the Board of Trustees, held in Jack
son, June end, 1870, James Lynch,
negro, was called to the Chair, and
DR.. VIM. NJ. Compton appointed
Secetary. The following named
persons were elected permanent
officers Of the Board: Gen. A. NJ.
West, president, w. l.. Jones, Sec
Rotary, X. 5. Rust, Treasurer.
Rev. A. G. Mcdonald was elected
President Of the University. The
Board adjourned to meet in Holly
Springs, on the last Wednesday in
june, lS7l.-H. s. Reporter.
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hatrai parry m the bll that ras.e.
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Nv days since. The honest member.
q che Radical party should blu
u1ili shame ihit sneh nar plI ree,ir,
b. osieiIi recognition II being ib,
rspohcu's ~ Tie ptncplcs of tn
4ary, aud houll do allm their pouc.
sBiodsicat the passage 10 the Scnat
"A ID tlr printing bin.
"t ccnvcntion . scinblcl at OK
fYtl On ihc essd vlt, tying ii,elf Ii.
- 'CqpsratYc' Press Convention.
This eonsshiion assumed. with II.
impudcnce Of the opposition to lag
and order, 10 enter their protcs
against the printing hill of the Legs
latprr, and resolved that the ncwspa
a6l'as Fpdorsing their to%ufoolcry il
iAls State, bind themsolyes to cad
~atsiher to- wbl,sh the legal advert.
: lmeais free ~ charge.
a's T'his Is an admission tAat tie poo
would not take ihcp sheets if
v~sA mt fr the soul pmposeo If seem.
q saHd lnow'ns the parpnt'of aavertis
dfmsats. II they ear fldh money fror
the honest people by publishing thcs
4lsc rtisemcnts, let il be 50, No on
MI take their papers for thatpurpos
w4aaless woefully ignorant or miscrabl
pniudieed. Let all such 90 in,
they do gct squeezed We are IN
tler 10 obligation to those men "a
tlelr opinion Of the wisdom Of lustic
psot the measure.
k4esHHA#Hs# .
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j. +. SIMMONS. prns't-
Casualty.

On the 7thinst, a negro man and
mule were struck and instantly
killed by lightning on the Dyson
farm in this county. The hands
were on their way to the field after
dinner, and earlier than usual as
they were getting in the grass--this
man, was intensely wicked and did
not want any more rain, and notic-
ing a heavy cloud gathering lac, re-
marked that "a id black cloud
was rising" But n few minutes he
was in the presence of his maker
who's works he had just cursed.
What an awful thought to die
with such wicked language lingor-
ing on his lips. The hand Of PROV
ldence meeting out retribution is
clearly visible in this case. 1t is not
often that we sec immediate punish.
n'ent inflicted on offenders, but in
this Instance it seems, that the of.
fence to high Heaven was so onor-
nous that the vengeance of God
was turned loose upon the wicked
man. This argues to our minds
the great sintulness OF cursing the
rulings of Gods providence. In all
this, what a lesson of warnin is Civ
en- to others.
tHw@N a.ntA.a.
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lurci9n powers.
NAsrrnlY% INACTIVITY.


" Itcn the present Cougrcs, met
after the holiday adjournment, one
OF the most promising expectations
wa that it would enact s,.ne meas.
IRE for the benefit of our declining
ocean commerce. The press of the
country, without asingIc exception,
earnestly urged such IL course [: the
scycrtl boards Of trade in all the
large cities OF thp Union Joined with
the pross, and the people generally
demanded an immediate iulhamcnt
OF the promise but the session has
waned away, and the near approach
OF an adjournment storSs our repre-.
sentatlres Ia the face, without any
assured prospect OF the passage of
any bill, either OF u general or spo-
ciie character. In fact, Congress
seems to be too much absorbed with
the development of our internal or
Iai'road commerce to pay requisite
attention to our shipping interests.
The Shipping interest ON which the
glory depended, both in peace and
war, is destroyed, Wehayo no ma
Wy, no mercantile marine and al.
though tho Committees on Com
mcrcc and The Navy have Rcujaci
Tor months, and examined men of
nndoubted wisdom and position, to
discover a remedy, nothing, oyc Moth
ing, has been done. Passing bills
to remedy the evil puts no money
III tue pockets of monopolists, hJ-
dgiSis, or others behind the curtain.
Railroad grants, tariff bill, and such
like, yield fortunes, by which beg
gars to-day are mijiioRuirez on to.
morrow, Shall this state of things
be tolerated, or will the fall cam
paign bring hope for the future !?
Oregon, Connecticut. and New York
have set a bright example, and il a
vigorous aud effort is made nor, we
can easily see that in 1872 n new
order of things can be inauguratcd.
Let every one Of your numerous
readers make tho effort, the noble
effort, to relnstatc our common coun-
try to that pinnacle Of power, glo-
ry, economy, and goodfcllowship
where il stood in 1860. BY action
and cXcrtiQn, talking the matter
over with thcirfriends (ovcn Of op.
positc politics. calmly, coolly, and
and dispassionately, they can
strengthen their own votes by that
At others who are well known 10 be
thoroughly dissatisfied with the
present and dominant party, and
who will by sophistry and hoacyed
words, as well as by party discipline
and its terrors, cndeavor to coorce
mon to sote tor a continuation Of a
power which already hasbecn pro.
ductiyc Of much Acknowledgements
and class legislation.
THE ST. THOMAS FIAsCo.
The King of Denmark las issued a
proclamation to his ~"beloycl and
subjects in the Islands Of st.
Thomas and st. Iohns, relating to
abandonmentof the annexation
treaty made with this country. It's
little awkward for . ruler who had
" sell out bis subjects, uu.
der no matter what circumstances. 10
acknowledge At last that he was not
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LamgAins Gas No Humbmg.

have in my Office now, in successful opera
ton, one Of the latest improved machines
known 70 the world for producing NITROUS Ok
ipg aspoSYGES LAUGHING GAS. The pure Gas
emitted from this machine viii transport, as II
were the patient 70 the dreamiapd while hcine
robbed Of the offending tooth without the
slightest pain, and is perfectly Harmless in It's
effects. Don I mistake the name nor place, nd
there arc other names In the profession SO near
the same they ha'e ben taken tor mine.
sns Maia ST. sos Nuia ~.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Executors Notice.

hc'eas Lcttors Of dictatorship upon the
ESTATE Of John $. MeGhee deceased, were
granted to the undersigned, by the Chanecry
Court of Pamela County Mississippi at the
July trsm 1870, thereof Now all person bayl
IGN claims agalns, the Estate of said tes,ator
are requested to exhibit The same, and have
them registered in the manner and within the
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
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ihe Sardis Agricultural and Me-
ChanlCal Society.

Win hold their second Annual
Fair, commencing some day early
in October next, OF which due notice
will be given, 4 Hbcrol and CONF
pletc Premiam List has been pre-
pared and will soon be published.
Thebuildings will soon be completed
and every arrangement will be made
for the comfort and convenience Of
exhibitors and visitors. The Exec
utivc committee will leave nothing
undonc that may be Necessary to
make the Fair a complete success.
All citizens of this and surround
ing counties, and especially the iadics
are respectfully and cordially invi-
ted to cooperate with the society
and its friends in making the erhi-
hilton attracticc as well as improving.
Liberal Premiums will be offered
nevcry department. Thcprcmium
for the best bale of cotton, Gnclu-
ding private premiums, J will be
worth from 5000 to $500, and will
be worth competinglor by our best
planters.
j. +. SIMMONS, prcs't.
$. g.. SPAIN, See.
j. CEErER, Chairman,
w. d. HELM, Sccy., of Exec
utive Committee.
Sardis, July 4th, 1870.
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Jfrksos. MtsaJaly o.
Tho Senate passed. a hn for ,hc
rcIlei Of shorilFs and coroners holl
jug sIaims against thc rcuitcntiary
The judicial printing bin passed..
y strong protest was male By the
Conservative and some Of the Re-
publlcaus, on the ground that it is
mwarranted and a swiudling ar.
raagcmcut, concerted" in sin and
brought forth in iaiquity.
The House bill passed allowing
The Vicksburg and Meridian rail-
road 10 extend to the Mississippi
river.
The act Incorporating the Ship
Island, Mississippi City and Padu-
cab railroad beeime a law.
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Citation Notice,

The State Of Mississippi Pamela County.
10 VIM ), shelton, notice is hereby given,
may Two attachments have been sued out
~ boyles 4 Brothers against the Estate Of
Va J. shelton, one for Eighty two dollars
and hity hive cents, and one for One Hundred
and thirty one dollars and seventy five cents.
us therefore ordered that unless the said
IA. ) Shelton, shall appear before me AT nv
ONCE IN the town Of Batcsyile, on the 10th day
OF August next, at 10 O'Clock and answer 10
SAID attachment, that judgement wiz be rem
dtren by'detaalt, and the property so attached
VIII be sold 70 satisfy said debt aud all COS
Ilyen under my hand and seal this the 18th
day Of July 1870.
"a, W, W. Mitchell
J9i0-e' Mayor.
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JAcGtVs, NIlssa July q, $50.
CpI, =. 4. poLA -icr So /
had Your name sent in this morning
to thc Senate Tor Justice oftde Peace
Of Pamela Beat also, Nctrs. Gatti.,
Martin and Shurord for aldermen of
Batcsville; u J. Wright, Constable
Eureka, aud G. G., Dodson, Sardis
beat The nominations have been
confirmed. | thought ia ease the
Legislature should adjourn before
pas ing ihe bin cnlarsing you dutic,
as mayor, It would De better to have
you appointed J.. =,
Very respectfully Sc,
j. II. PIEbcr.
7, ). House passed resolution to.
day to adjourn sine die ON the 18th
inst. The Senate will agree. We
are having evening sessions.
II
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07

On the first Of October there were 1927
National Banks in operation, with a capital
Of sl36,47s,3ll. The amount of United
States bonds deposited for securing the nav.
ment Of circulation was s342, S33. $50 and
the notes issued amounted to s33l.7lS90l
of which s209,720,s $40 was in actual circula.
ton, Maine has sixty-one national banks
with E capital of s9,l55,O00 New Hamp.
shire has iorty-one, with capital of 81, 1856.
ooo Vermont has forty.two. with capital
OF s746O,0O0 Massachusetts has two hmm.
dred and seven, with a capital of ss7522.
Vou hhode Island has sixty.two, with A
capital of $40 1864, 500, and Connecticut bo.
elsh'y'ono, with capital of s25,O50 500
vi hity-iour millions OF additional National
Bank circulation, authorized under the act or
last July, only some four millions have beon
placed Ly the Organization of new hanks NJ
the South and West There are over two
hundred additional applications for new
BANKS assuming to have some tweptv.s,
millions of capital.
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The annual report of the Commissioner
OF Agriculture has been made public. The
department it appears has distributed 3OS.
oeZ packages of seed while its expenses for
the year amount to only sl60,l75. leaving
SlO737O of the appropriation unexpended
i Iuo agricultural interests of the country are
The news from Mexico is after the old
sort disorder reigning supreme throughout
inc country A revolution has been ATTEMPTED
IN the State OF Oinaloa, but its ringleaders
were arrested. JaIisco is in state Of utter
anarchy, two rival Governors oontestinr for
sue supremacy. In Sonora the people are
pgn''nng tho Apaches, and Federal troops
nave been called upon to assist them. Alto.
S SS.asr the country is in most unhappy con.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07

Catholic brethren Of Proctorsville, says the
Rutland Herald, have now a resident priest
in the person Of the Rev. Edmund Gcndrcau,
who, by his quiet, unassumng, yet faithful
services among his people, is doing great good
and winning the respect Of ALL His society
is moving in the matter Of buying or build
ing a residence for their priest. and have AL.
ready raised $1,000 or more for that object
Good Catholics from Ludlow and buttons.
vile meet here as the halfway central point
for worship.
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tirely with the master" prompt action was
considered essential to success. Until the
ship had left it was deemed prudent not TO
bctray the whereabouts Of the now lrccmcn.
Every means calculated to promote the COM
fort Of all, and the recovery Of the sick, was
taken which could be-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07
the PENSION BUREAU.

During the past fiscal year the sum paid 10
pensioners, including the cost of disbursement
was S21 $50 81, and l7j5 bounty land warrants
were issued. AZ its close 1875 $50 names were ON
the pension rolls. The lablrs OF the pension of.
ice have been directed 70 the severe scrutiny OF
the evidence submitted in favor Of lawful claims.
and 20 the discovery Of fictitious claims which
hnye been heretofore allowed The approprin-
ton for the employment Of special agents for the
Investigation Of frauds has been judciously used
and the results obtained have been of unques-
tipnabo benefit to the service.
The subjects of education and agriculture are
of great interest to the success Of our republican
institutions, and our happiness and grandeur as
a nation. In the interest Of one n bureau of elu-
cation has been established in the interior de-
partmant, and in the interest Of the othera soper
ate department, that Of agriculture believe
great general good is to aow from the operations
OF both these bureaus, if properly iostered /
cannot commend to your careful consideration too
highly the reports Of the commissioners of edu-
cation and agriculture, nor urge too strongly such
liberal legislation Us b secure their efficiency
In conclusion | would sum up the policy Of the
administration to be a thorough enforcement of
every law, q faithful collection Of every tax pr.,
Uded Tor, economy in the disbursement Of the
same, prompt payment of every debt of the
nation, reduction Of taxes as rapidly AZ the re-
quiremonts OF the country will admit, reduc-
tonol taxation and Of the tariff, 10 be 50 arranged
as to afford the greatest relief 10 the greatest
number, honest and fair dealings with ali other
peoples 10 the end that war, with all this blight
ing consequences, may be avoided but without
surrendering any right or Obligation due to us, a
reform in the treatment OF Indians and the whole
clWl service of the country, and, finally, the
securing pure, untrammelled ballot, 80 that
every man entitled to east vote may do 50 lust
once at each election, without fear Of molestation
OF prescription on account OF his political faith,
nativity or color U. 5. GRANT.
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The accompanying report of the Postmaster
Geneml shows most satisfactory working of
that department With the adoption of the rec,
concentrations (Lettor II, sheet ~ contained
therein, particularly those relating to a reform in
the ranking privilege, and the adoption of cor
respondence- cards, asell-sustlning postal system
may speedily be looked for, and at no distant day
further reduction of the rate of postage he AZ
gress TO the Postmaster General and In the A.
tQrney General, - issue ali commissions I, OH
Gals appointed through their respective DEPART
ments' At present these commissions. where the
appointments are presidential, are issued BIZ the
state department The law in all the depart-
mentS OF tine government, except those Of the most
once ana OF Justice, authorizes each to issue is
own clmmls,l0ns, always laYOring prnctieal forms
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REroRM ~ lNpIAN ArrAlns.

helprm IN tho management Of Indian ailhirs
has received tho special attention of the admins.
tration IRON the Inauguration u tho present day
The experiment Of making it missionary woyk
was tried with few agencies, which were piven
70 the denomination Of Friends, and has heen
found 70 work most adyantageously All agen.
cies and observation-disclosures not 50 disposed Of We're
given to officers OF the army, The net of Con.
eligible for civil positions, Indian agencies be.
ing civil Offices, determined to give all the agen.