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Seernr Plums msHftoss for Sale.

On Bayou 7eche. 5 miles below Pa0rsonville, Par
ian Of ST. Mary The COCHRAN SUGAR fLANIA'
TON containing 6Op arpents 3 arpents front on the
neycr running back in Ahe deepest part W arPents
about 100 arpents under fence aiso 20 acres
l.nd on Bayou Sorrel and Four Nile bayou: large
Nick ease Covered Sugar House 800 feee iecg " y
vide with large cane sets Of lssss ns',.ss
S4n0 MN - new Double Flaed Belief jnst mt up
50 fses long BY u inches diameter Sugar House N
oonpsste WORKING order. Two and nan story
- Corn Crio and StaSs laO sss long BY % fest wide
eentanine room for 1900 Barrels Cora 2S cart LOADS
H.v anA Stalls for 30 mules The plantation newly
1ssSsa, from Bayou 70 osewamp In rear. Is Labcrers
Heaose: Blacksmith sad Ceopershop; about 10 Ar
ents 6suble or Rstcon Cane fer next year Seed Can
~ be bought on the place this fall Il desired also ~
- Team and Farming uten ils Price, St3 0W-si'
90 OssA. Balance l. EquAl Paynsnt@ i > ~
ears Win per cent. interest, or viii rent IRON tn,
g ofJssuary next le73 for term Of years. At ssco
- fAA,ress, Mrs. e. COCHRAN,
patter.onville, La.
Sept sslh. Tl.-1
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The subseriber who has had lengthy experience in
the Of sugar plantations. and can bring the
ess sasjsfsetosy proofs In relation to capacity wuld
. - ha.iu situation Planters desiring agents. or
VIII please address the subscriber bcfsre they
make engagcDenfs
d. C. DANIEL
Refrr.uces-P j. Pavy & Co., Robt. Hare, Price,
Hns Tupper. e ,.,
PS,sersonville T. Q. La Sept. s2d, le7l--tf.
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.V,eir Orleans Directory.

.se,r Orleans Directory.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Thos. b. BodIey. No. 9; Perdido Street Balls
Ohio Mowers and Reapers Sattley Gang Piows
Stafford Cultvafors Southern Corn and Cotton
Planters; Victor Cane Mills; Cooks Evaporator.
BOYS AND CHLD8ENS' CLOTHING
b. r. Walshe, ITO Canal Street. near ST. Charles
CoTTONFACToRAND KCHAN7'
J. 8. Copcs, ~ Carondelet
CARPET E.iREROUSE
A. BroNsseau 4 Co. IL Chartres, Importers ard
Wholessle and Retail dealers II in Carpets. Floor and
dow Shades, Uphoistcrs Materials.
DENTIST
DR.. J. 8. Knapp, Is Baronne Street
Music AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
A. E. Blackmar, aol Canal Street
MACHINERY
Engines and Boilers, Saw Mills, Shinge Machines,
Corn Mills. Steam and Water Pipes and Fittings.
Betting, Cotton Gins and Presses.
OPTICIAN
VIM. Bohne, los Carondelct Street, above Poydras.
ORLEANS LyFYRMARY Ila CANAL STEET
DR.. Chopin, General and Special Surgery.
DR.. Beard Diseases of the Eye and Ear.
DR.. Bickell. Diseases Peculiar to Females.
DR.. Bruins, Diseases of the throat and Chest.
Aceoumoda first class Send for Circulars, Box 81
SHIRTS AND MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
b. +. Walshc, lilo Canal Street, near ST. Charles.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
y.ns. s,IgJ snteegs 3 fgs So s. ;isvssass;
). vn,.rubi. = c~, g Old Aesvr cysee cOnfee-
tionary.
miller 4 Dfelasam, 50 xc~ Ltvce Candy Manufae.
turers, California Vince
GUNS, PISTOLS AND .iMNUNTI0H.
Folsom 4 Bros, California Wines.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1871-11-22

A Hartford editor having twitted an ed
itor in neighboring city of being bald sub
sequently apologized and explained that ''as
long as 49, can fold bis ears over the
top Of his head, he doesn't need any hair
anyhow
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1871-11-22

A young man who has tried it until be
knows. tells US that if you go to call on q
Young lady. and she sews diligently all the
evening, and only says "yes" and mo- you
can go about nine or a quarter past Win
out aDybody's feeling bad abou. it,
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1871-11-22

An Alabama parent didn't f'"or /
daughters lover. and bet him hve h"ne
dollars he wouldn't marry her. Inc parens'
lost.
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l)ostrpp.
Give Him a Chance.

Give Him a Chance.
Poor soul He is down at the foot of the hill
And desuairlng we see al glance
Beset with temptation. surrounded bv sin
Don't spurn him just give HIM chance.
Were you in his place, and tempted as he.
You ight be aS bad. worse
TlI'a give him your hand and blessing beside,
L. ead of a kick a curse
So hunted, so branded by merciess men.
No wonder he eyes you askance!
No wonder be think you like all the rest
Be merciful = Give him chance!
He is somebody's son; in childhood, PERHAPS.
He shared a fond mothers earess-
Oh give him Hit, kind, cheering word,
You surely can do nothing less
To exercise charity Chris. like 10 him,
VIII only your pleasure enhance;
Then as you hope Tor mercy from Heaven above
Have n.sFcy, and gre elm q chance
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1871-11-22

They have horse flies out in Arkansas.
Some of them are as large as ostriches. and
thew worry horse terribly. But the farmers
out there have lately come game over them
that is likely to discourage further immigs-
tion Of this kind They patiently watch
the yarmint as hs, ~restles with their
animals, and after he has become dis
abled by loss of blood and lays down IN the
furrow, they jnst harness the n.y. ap IN
tho horses toggery and keep rght along
with the ploHins There are are psetti IS ,s - Stat.
credulous as to Doubt fhe truth OF tnis s'a'e
ment. no doubt. There is no pleasure in
writing for such people. anyhow.
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AevsoJ fsiees1 Stabsc.
In xhs New T1re.Yroof Brick store,
Main Street, New iberia.

Tb. urAcrssued proprietor of the above named stable
oud ost respectfully inform his friends and the public
IN general that his stable now well supplied wifi
Hnsses Busries and Hacks, for the accommodation o.
he rsy,lSS community which be proposes to let on
on the most terms Horses fed cared etc
Iniv Il JAMES s. BURKE.
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IL am not used to begging" said little
girl to a lady of whom she had been asking
| aims, /" eos only twe weeks ago. my father
was merchant why child, how could
you be reduced to poverty SO soon I! "My
father took in bad two dollar bill and that
ruined him." sobbed the child. He kept
peanut stand.
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STEAxER ENTERPRISE.
WIn run constantly, . JOBDlNG AND TOW
r, over The Lake and the Bavous, durtng tie
sooooa. Il
Hsanklis. La, Aug ss,h. 1s7l.-tf
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1871-11-22

We know minister who is generally able
to keep his congregation WIDE awake, but
Who, on one occasion-it was sultry sum
mer day-observeda number of them asleep.
He resolved to nip the evil practice in the
bud. So taking good survey of the scene
before and around HIM. he exclaimed: IL
saw an advertisement last week for five hun
dred sleepers for railroad. think can
ms -ySysysx UtyS9 eOUW0v a~-s~ r-~>--r-s-s
to add that the supply instantly vanished.
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She hadn't been in this country long, and
didn't know any better than to use the non
explosive kerosene. The coroner said it
was very much like the other cases that
came under his official notice. This mon
explosive kerosene 10 beginning to have too
much too do with coroners and sections.
Why don't they try some of it on the Hoosic
Tupuc1 .-..--. al.
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Groysr 4 Baker HigAest Premium Sewing
AaehineS.

Louis Bcrnos. Agent, - Matches. ST.
Rol Sulphur Sugar Lime. Packing Yarn. Fire Bricks,
Ola Paints Tar, Rosin, Lime Cemt nt Sand Plaster;
also full line Of superior and cheap fertilizers.
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IC0py.I
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY, !
BATON ROUGE, Nov. l3, 1871. (


l. For refusing to answer the question of
the Superintendent. "Were you engaged or
concerned in breaking down the bell of the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum on the night of the
1Ith inst. ~ and thus preventing him from
pursuing an investigation. which he believed
to be necessary for the proper maintenance
of discipline and order at the University, as
we'll as the protection of the property OF the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum. the following
named cadets are hereby dismissed:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-16

49, Sn rem febtncen COMMITTEES bee
@enates flbrt Senator &am1ey ben
Borlib her COMMITTEE fir pofladen unp
il Mit9liep Der COMMITTEE fir Yacifc<
@ilenbabnen.
Senotor IS In b . m 1T ben Commit
tees fir Apcropriotionen, SfentIiden
2dnpereten unb Mussaben tes Senates
als Mit9ltep 3u9etbeilt.
st. 2pui1er Grieoensfeter.
Der NuSldub flr ptele Getli6feit bat
bei@lpGen, am II. Mdr; Mbenp6 etnen
Bau NIT 2ctterte III s%eranfalten, unp
cas- pcuti1e publifun, pom ct. Souls
au3uferpern> an hcm Nbeno bic 5dultr
iu peforiren urb 3u i1umtniren !; ferner
am IL Mdr3 (Sonnta9) Naamittao etn
Concert nit &eoen, ur,b ant Nbenb BIT
Mufabrune elmer peutl&en Sper 3u per>
an}tolten
-@enatpr6 arlan bat I'm Bunbes>
Senat cine BiQ fit neue @intbetlunna
Der @on0reB Dtfrtfte etneeretdt, ,pel6e
perflet, na6 mad benz g.. Mdr3 1873
tas 6aus aus 280 Miteliepsrn befeben
loue.
Sir ben 42asn @onsree, fouen
Die @taate, wel@e In Der Biu se>
r,annt ino. unter tbnen @Miune e.
lota ~ elmer >peiteren Mnsabl Don Mit>
elteoern bere9tt8t iein> wel@e in Der nd&>
ften Staatspobl I'M Nopeuber 1871 oe>
wdblt tperbet folen.E ~ "a
Inter obieer BiQ wlrbe Minne(ota I'm
&onsreb 3u bret Mtteliebern be-
re@tt8t istn unb ,plrbe bieies brittle Mit,
falieb, lollte BE Blu gum ,!@eleb erboben
perben, tieltn 9erbRp bet Der souAeueinen
@aNl fir. @tauts Beamten elet@faQs gu
pdblen lein. y.
- @antorpiQe, Dodge County, tpur.
be lsbten Monto8 Na@t BON etneu, Rar>
Ten @epttter bttm8efu&t. II
Der BltB f@lu8 tn cine S@tune zines
3erren @eGarlanb, 3wei @eilen pom be,
5tapt, unp brannte pas ,0ebaupe Ii
meui9en Mtnnten Hieeer. !, faueer etntAeu
1onnen 1eu unp decentralization Re.
faasen I'd 1900 B.ibeIs @ei,sa II .Sei
Sdtnae wtl4e fdMMdt4 serlttAnn,en,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-16
Die Tortf@rittspartet In Deutf@.
~. lamb.

Die Sortt@rtttSpartet tn Oeutf@'
lamb. 49,.
|.s'.s DIE 6cHnuns;;ssd d sbtr 3utrtttbsr fab
Seutideu Staatea gum btuti&en Buno'
i(eber Me@e, tptnn bas@ort better tltn9t
etne Aufri&tun8 unb &rdfttsuns Der lie
teralen Yartet gu Golse baben perp'
.i@etnt t1d erfiuen 3u 1nouen. a4
Da6 p%rograr,n1, uelde5 bic Greibetts'
freunce in Baten uuo Gronffurt aufse,
felt baben unb pel&es bofsntli@ aud
in Norpoeuti 1lane an Die Steue, BET ,bis:
BERGEN, nt6t6Ia9enoen unb ,,Ieerer pro:
gramune per g ationautberraalen" .trreteer
1T etu iebr} oute6, IS ser,gebIlt ,,did
1ntdt IN, alleemeinenen 97S9mofeleien uni Il
Deflamotionen> }onbern felt, cine Mnaab
befttmmter., pratttiaer Tolrpe1ruurteaee,n, ( aaA,f
peren Dur4lebun9 boS 3peutl@e &et@, ],
8erfa0unestaote i'm ,befen Sinn'
ees @ortes MAIDEN uno ,jjeoe ,@efabr be
u@erpreubuns"" belettisen wIroe. Dtel
Goreeruneen, ifne: ~ Sa< tr>.. l', $50
l.. Ginfabruun9e< etneS @etrset9niHes Sc
@runore@te bes Bpltes' II. BIT; .Nti@s:
perfa6une, 70 ba6 eitle @runprt@te ben
Belteben Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eenut
riift perpen. 6ierbei 1T bara,1l Jul erinner'
Dab aud Der ieBtoeu gerfa6uns Der Ser
'@taaten bte @runbredte er1t rahtrd9
lid anaebdn9t woroen ; - In tbrer er
ten @ttalt beSoa fe 1@ nur aufNb9ren:
3un9 Der 8unoes unb Der @%in3elfaatsbe
fu9nt1e. q So '-
2. Ginfabruns zines nerantportli9e
&ei96@M intReriums.
3. Mbi&afuns bes ueiieruen Mt!itdr:
buc9et6" ano teoesmali9e jdbrlt9e Geit
fteuun9 tes Mtlitdrtucsets.
< 4. @emdbrune 1onGa9eaelbern an pi
Observation-Disclosures.
5 5erableBurg Der Dttnisett oer fe
benben !@eere.
6. @erfa0uns6mdbi9eM itpirtuns beI
&ei@sta96 bet &rtessertldrun9er uni
GrieoensldluGen.
Z. llmfa0enre Gar(orse fit bic Spfe
beg &rfsseS. (Sa. @tis.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-16

Brteft bet Der rd6fea Matrte ab8tebt,
erbdlt BON, Matre 200 Grancs. Als
,Beweis, .ba6 bic 8rttfe IN ri&ttise bdnpf.
9efommen, bittet man, Der Eaube fire
Grefbett gu eeben. Die Matrte bon
Met."@ Mu6er biefen paren nod 3tvef
paar 8rteftauten aus 6auburs ausse,,
feQt, peldt man BON 8elstt1 nadYortS
9ei4aft bate uns bic BON bort NIT De-
pel@en in 8rG0el etntrufen.
- @as ee(9tebt nit ben eroberten
@el9Gben Dor unb In parts =? Sur bic
intere6antefen tilernen ,&anonen werbe1
als @teeestrcpbden 'ausaemdblt une uH<
ter gang Deutidlanb psrtbeilt. Ss 1T
bic }9bne ftolje 3ielenfanpnt v8aleri.,s
fit oas erobe Steeeseentmal auf BEN
&Snissplabe TN S%bterearten, Dor &rolPs
Warten IN, Berlin, bag ia jebt. nod III
einem Stegespentmal fir pte(en &rie9 er$,
meitert perpen 1oQ, beftmmt., Mit rem
Qbrt9en eilernern @rpbmduler l1a9t maj,
fur3en pru5e6. Sie tuerpe,1 NIT Nitroz
@lYctttn selaren unb ban>1 eeiprenet @o
1T Is nit Der frani5Ni&en& <6err>
li&feit ouf lanse Sabre eerbet. rRatar<
lid nebn1en Die .Deutlaen ale 70 }ebr
tpertbsouen 8rense9elaltt NIT nat
Deuti&laup, uno fie baben oeren bic iebt
l@on 10 ptele erobert,s paB ale beuti@m
GefunBen breifa@ baH,tt n,putirt uereeu
fSnnen, uno nebeubet fdQt nod 9enu9
W(attrial al 3u ben Sielen &ir@en0loden
in Berlin bic i9on lanee In petittonen,
Observation-Disclosures, fir9ltaen3ef<
tun9en uno prcSeNen oon fern lduten, et
aber nod Niemano seb5rt bal. :
+ @farjatin. - Aus Petersburg
l9retbt man uns:
Der Sob oes failerli9en Sdaermet<
tiers @rafen starjatan, tpel9er fi@ bur&
etsene unpori 9ttgtett auf Der leBten 3D.
renjaeo In @esenwart bts Monar&en
ielbit erl@oB, bat o~uf2eBteren I'm b5&fer
GRADE erl@itterrb eewirft. Der &aifer
fubr fort na@ petersbur9 3urdd unb BIZ
rett Ing &beater, no er bic 9an;e t~ailerlf<
DE sT5amilie bei Der 8enef,:@ crGeuuno1
Der pattt oerfau1melt rpustt GrIieb
letneNnsebSrteen su fid be19:ioen, tbeitte
ibnen in grocer Grre9un9 ben Gau nit
une perliee bierauf nit ldmmtliden So
m'lienmitslteeern bas Ebeater, mas
enormes @ufieben erre9te. Ea9s burauf
iurete Der Softer In eroematbt9er @ei|t
fit bic binterbltebene Bomilie ees Ser
,ngludten unb ernonnte unter Mnbereus
ben dlteten @obn be0elbsn1 gum 'Nciu<
ta,ten bes @roBflriten @lacimir, feines
2tebltno6Iobnes. Der &ailtr bat felt hem
un0lddSfaQe feline 0ema6sr nur cinmal
perla6en uno tpor bisb:r Sfentli9: nod
niat gu ieben."
- @ee. 81. Treuoenrstd, Der neue
Counts Nuottcr' bon DOUGLAS County,
bat am leBten Mentoge lcia Mmt .anee<
treten uno miro mdbrsnp 1eines Mmtster<
mtnes nit leiner Jamtlie in, Mlsranprta
rpbnen. ! ~. IL 2 + j.
- Sn Dulutb 1T cine Gompaonie In
Organization bearifen> welde beabf&<
ttst calelbf 6o61fen an%julesen. Die
@apacitdt rieles 6uttenperfes fol- fir
Die G%abrifatton BON 5000 Gonnen Npb>
eilen per Sabr einseridtet >peroen.
-@enpel YbiQtpps ipidt d9 In 1ei<
men, 8latte, Dem ~Natipnal Stanbarp",
enti&tecen oesen p%ie94nneratioa ponSar
Domingo aus. $685.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-16

- Der Store BON 81. %. Slap tn
Drpnceo brannte aut 1. Mdr3 ab. Sn
pemftlben befanp f@ 9let&jettiB bte pof
Office wtl&e NIT idnutli&en8 rtefe. per-
brannte. ! M
- Dte @tnefi@en Arbeiter auf ben
YRan3uneeH IN &rtaxia8 erta!teu $15
perf Reuat unp lebe1 BON 8et1 Rnbgl
j ss n. at.s.a.s 81 u .,s.
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,,orau,en urb % @enatoret, entbielter,

1t9 per MDttt1mun6 mte 1ol0t:
ssss'DD aaffa4rs ftittlta,uilttt,uI4-.s ggsadtorertE eAtu,stef'
Mntbonp, 8ereman, Bremnlo1, fyGalb>
nell, @banpler Gpntling. @prbett 60.
uaunbs, Genton. Gerry, (Mi&.) GLAND
gan, Greltn8buSltn, 6aualin, 6arlan.
6edor, 6ome, Qeris, MorriQ, (Dt]
Mortor> Nye, Ssbern, Yomerop, pool
NamIes> &obertlou, Sarpper,n Seott.
Sbermsn. Stemart, @ef unb @risbt,
|-33. |-'
Dasesen. 9erren 8lair, GaGerlp,
Cooper. Davis pom AentudY, Davis sou
@eit @tr9tnta, &euey, Steuens, Gbur,
man ,rb @iders. '.n -: .... .>,I.~o !.
&bmtitnb ODER ri9t eettmrat- 6erren
Bairo, buckingham, Cameron, @arpens
tel, @ra9in, Gerrp BON CONNECTICUT, @il
bert, 5aurlin, 9iu, &euo9a, 2o0an, pratt
pice, @aulsburY,@ @urh Opener tods
ton, GUNNER, Tiptpn, Erunatuu, @tlloH
unp @tnpom-23. 49,, .;
4aus. - .s~a
6err 9iQ rei@t cine 8t1 Elm ftr @uf;
bebune bes Graneu pripile8iums unp bel
@infpmmenfeuer. ''. '"~'.
Das 6auS gebt III plenar @ibuna
far Beratbuno Der Btus iiber Aufbebuna
Ger &oblen uno Sal3>Steuer .'s 800
Muf &ntron Dol, &oupaQ mtrb Elm
ENHANCEMENT on9enemmen ben 3oQ aui
Gbee unb &afee aufyubeben. -.
Auf 8utlers Mntra9 miro btf&loBen
&artofelu auf bic Greililfe 3u feBen.
&eQp b%eantraete Elm Enhancement 81
ben, ean3en Earif~ @ef;b. Die @erle,
luns pe0elbtn bur& cenGlert beanipru&te
u1ebrere Stuneen.
Np9 ebe bic @erlelung beeneet 1T,
mirb belaleben bic YlenarfBuns aufsus
beben.
SIM 6aule reidte bann 6err 8ed
cine Biu Elm fir &ufbebuns aQtr @nt>
re@tunes Mabre9eln.
8erta9un9 bis Monta9.
@a1biston, 10. @drs.
WV
Die @abl Certificate Der 6erren@ olp>
matte, @amilton uno @eYnolps> fopts
pie Mnlpri@e be6 Gr<S enator6 Mbbot.
als mttelto bes Senate6 ruroen an ete
gommitte fir Bablan9elesenbeiten per>
uielen.
SER Danes reidt cine Nefolution tin,
cab @onareb f@ am IS. Mdrs Mittase
IL l1br sine die serta9e. Die &elplu>
ton nuroe nit 1925 9e9en 81 @!immeu
aneenommen.
Ser 9ale beantra9t cine 9emeins
19aftli9e Nel olutipn, pof mad Yal1s
rune Derleben g ali auf Die Gre{>
life 9eieBt rperre, unp 5ouen feine wet>
ttren 36Qe auf Sal3 erboben tperoen,
Dielelbe tpurbe NIT 145 9e9en Ga tim=
men paitrt.
Cine dbnltae &elelution TarnSwprtbd
wel9e Die 35ue auf ou6ldnciI6e &obleu
au lbsbt, muree nit 1872 eeeen 81 @tim>
men palltrt.
&anpall rei9t cine peitsre 9eueinz
19oftli@e &elolution ein> rab mad Yal>
frun0 nerlelben Tbee unp Safes
auf bic Treiltfe su ieBen fne uni
Iouen BON bielen Mrttfeln feline peitereu
! 3DQe erbpben trerben.
Nuh biels &elc luticn >purbe NIT al
eesen "A Sttmmen paliirt.
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Trtl9e8 &in6ftei10,,

welhes bss Yrestant.N mt uerfan3t pdhreni aw5lf u2) Mu-
naien. BON 1. Suit 1871 an, tn ben forte Raulsn, xsttex
uub pemttna. ~
Beuerbsr foaten bti Gr6fauns br Axeebpr. .a,aeapdrtie
ttn.
Dat me&t II ~reirstrt, iebes unb ane anaebete iuras,xpe.
len ; ebeate BE anidtl, ruel&e fir feben ppfenA ~ lefera IA.
~ grsjent ~ %ser,nearen. peau 'iuaujie (2O) Sage Betanut-
1871. "'fFI. az. ~ '
. Die anssbot. fin. an aus eebinsure.n s.tnspft, wtsde
eesrean!.@ mttnea aase'een tar ed!atts's9 b.isefast ea>.
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-02
From the Kinds County Gazette.
Important TO Tax-PayPr~.

Now that there are candidates for the
Legislature in the field in this county. Of
different parties, and both races, we suggest
that the honest citizens and taxpayers in
sisU that each one shall give an explicit and
unmistakable pledge with reference TO the
old. illegal and repudiated State bonds issued
to the Old fraudulent banks. There can be
no question, that the present holders of those
bonds expect to buy up sufficient votes in
our next Legislature to obtain recognition
of those bonds ($30000,000) Is binding upon
the State, and it has been asserted that $500.
600 in gold is the price the holders expect
TO pay. Kinds is one one of the heaviest tax
paying counties of the State ard it well be-
comes our people to understand fully il any
one or more of the mcu who are to hold seats
IN the Legislature from this county, are TO
hold themselves open for part of this $500
600. The taxpayers should most certainly
demand of every candidate a pledge on this
question; and should any one fail or refuse
10 give most positive assurance of stern
opposition to every movement designed to
fssten the illegal bonds on the state, he
should be esteemed as open to bribery-as
holding back for a price-and should be OPP
posed with the utmost vigor by every citi-
zen. of all parties and of both races. Who
will undertake to make the several candi-
dates speak out OH this subject?
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-02

Visits Ia the imprisoned Mormon
Leaders at Camp Douglas.

SALT LAKE CRY, October 29-Hundreds
of people. principally Mormons. visited
Camp Douglas 70 day to see Mayor Wells
and the other prisoners. General Morrow
gave the visitors unrestricted access 10 their
friends, aud, by his courteous remarks and
manner, inspired a much better feeling
than might have been expected under the
circumstances. The arrested parties are
ouartered in comfortable quarters and seem
quite cheerful. \ guard of soldiers march
To and fro on the outside.
Elder Geo. I. Connor arrived this morn
ing from san Francisco, and preached this
afternoon 10 an audience numbering at
least ten thousand. lie counseled his hear
ers 20 abstain FROM violence and God would
protect ana deliver them from their perse-
eutors. Elder Pratt was-very bitter aud said
ne was ready 10 90 to jail for twenty years.
Nothing has been heard from Orson Hyde.
the apostle. il is thought be has gone To
Mexico. Joseph Ii. Young, son of Brigham
has returned but has not vet been arrested
liz l. doubtful IL Brigham Noung will return
until the trouble is over. Delegate Hooper
has gone TO Washington To try TO effect a
removal of the State authorities.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-02
BREVHTIES.

Cen. Frank Blair is at DemOpolis, Ala.
Rbeesa Hatcher has been appointed Mayor
Ii this city.
Work on the Mobile and Northwestern
,ilroad was commenced at Mobile last
saturday.
Holm T. Sorsby elsewhere announces his
lire Z, sell a fine plantation six miles
,orth Of Jackson.
something new, novel and mammoth, in
H. musical line, is announced for odd Fell
avs Hall. at Canton, next Thursday and
priday nights. See advertisement.
We are indebted to Capt. Marion Smith
Dr the following statement of the register
/ voters OF Kinds county: White, 1907;
olored. 1903; colored majority, POOP. To-
Al. GilG.