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The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-16

THIS BANK is National, Safe and Per.
manent Institution, chartered under the admins.
tration of Abraham Lincoln, primarily for the
benefit of working people of limited means
whose small savings arc liable to be lost o,
squandered.
The Institution is endorsed by the bcs. men
and the best fnanciers in the country. Branches
are now in successful operation in thirty pna
cipal cities Of the Union.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-16
aATleAAl FREEDMaNs SAVINGS
AND
TRUST CONF
Chartered by Act Of Congress, March, 1866,
PRINCIPAL OFFICE:
5O7........Seventh Street. 500. 50,
WASHINGTON, DC.
OFFICERS :

Rev. J. ". AI,yORD, President
D. L. EATON, Actuary. b, -,
H. D. COOKE, of Jay, Cooke & Co., Cha.
man Finance Committee
Gen. Geo. W. BALLOCH, Chairman Exa,,:,
ing Committee. =,
Gen. c. H. HOWARD, Chairman A. 4
Committee.
Rev. GEORGE wHIPLE, Chairman Encs.
ton.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-16


BRANCH AT NEW ORLEANS.
ia. ..CARONDELET STREET IA
Open daily from A. NJ, to p NJ, and Satun
day nights from to o'clock.
Branch at Shreveport. La.
TALLY'S BUILDING, SPRING ST.
SAsrCEL PETERS, Cashier
Open daily from 0 A. n, to $50 ?. NJ, and %
Saturdays, A. NJ, o6P. NJ
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-16
KING WILLIAM USwELL-APPnEHENsIo Oh
RESUMPTION OF HosTnLTIEs.

VERSAILLES. Feb. 14-The Emperor is very
unwell, but persists in his intention to enter
Paris. The resumption Of hostihties is strongly
apprshended at headquarters, and the destruc-
ton of the monster guns at Fort Valcrien has
been ordered. 1t is reported that the city OF
A,e-iers has been declared in state Of eye
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-17
Bored Tubular Well :!
4 Great improvement over the

"Old Oaken bucket the Inbound bucket
The moss covered bucket that hung in the well /"
No more digging wells; cisterns; no
more surface water; 10 more drowning children,
dogs, cats, rats, snakes, toads, worms, &c, We
warrant Il well that cannot be pumped dry, and
that will supply pure water. Water made good in
wells that have become lOu, and impure. If YOU
don't believe it ASK
Camp Meeting John Allen, Auburn, Mars
4. & W. Sprague, Providence, II. /.
Col. Dewitt, Augusta, Me
w. Nj. Thaycr, Mansion House, Augusta, Ne.
F. o. Bodge, Westbrook, Conductor on p. &. X. r.
r.
City of Portland at the Work House.
Leathe & Gore, Portland, Soap Manufacturers.
j. G.. True & Co., Portland Distllery.
New York kennebec Ice Co., Gardiner
Boston kennebec Ice Co. Gardiner
Maine State Fair Society of 1870.
Wells bored and all kinds of jobbing done under
the head of wells pump piping; testing ground for
brick yards, minerals railroad lots, river channels
&c. All orders should be addressed to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-17
Boarders Wanted |!

TWENTY-FIVE to thirty single gentleman can
i be accommodated with pleasant rooms AM AM
good board for the season at reduced prtces. also
q limited number of families can Ind spiehMu ac-
commodalion at the AUGUSTA HOUSE ffsase
for tine summer. III BAhntk rxVPtissDI.
Augusta, March, 1871. mars4Ni
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-17
Nennebtt Journal.
Published on Water Street, Foot of Court,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN L. NASH.
1lallp Aennrbrt 9ournal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
gives reports OF the Markets and has carefully pre-
red political and local articles, and a generous
amount of farming, home aud miscellaneous read
ing with full compilation Of State news
Terms, 81 per Gnatsm in adcanee IS II payment
not made within the year. Single copies cents,
10 be had at the bookstores and ut this Office
Advertisements one inch in length, three in
sertlons less, 0O % cts for every subsequent
in sertion. Longer advertisements, those Inserted
or any considerable length of time Will be inserted
u favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Notices % per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices, t2 per square per week.
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Important Decision,

Several negroes, Of tho fancy, metro.
politan order, have of late brought them
selves into notoriety by becoming plain
tlffB in suits against hotels, railroads and
other public institutions, on account of
real or alleged insults to their manhood's
dignity. Last week, Thurman Preston,
a negro, entered al excursion car on
Portland Ayonue, Louisville, Ky, taking
q seat i'll the center OF the car. The CON
ductor tried to got him to take n scat at
tho end, but he persisted i'll refusing,
when a policeman, ia Wyatt, arrested
him. and he was fined twenty dollars in
the City Court for disordcrly conduct.
He Immediately got out n warrant for
Wyatt for assault and battery, and in il
legally arrosting him. The case was
tried before United States Commissioner
w. A. Merriweather, who discharged
Wyatt, deciding that negroes in street
cars should take any scat designated by
the conductor, Provided it was comfort
able. ss l a3suRs5 sE & 1- %
This isian important decision, as de-
filming the status of negroes ON Louis
vile street cars, about which SO tremen-
deus n muss was raised some time since,
and shows Commissioner Merriweather
to DO q Just and f~e,rrloss officer. ed, ga.
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Southern Claimants.

The following is the list of loyal Ten.
nessge claimants before the Southern
Claims Commission at Washington
whose testimony is that they adhered tc
the United States government, and gave
no voluntary aid to the Confederacy du.
ring the late war:
Davidson County-Anthony s. Abbay
". W. Allen, Patterson Binkley, Lemue.
Birch, Armand Childress, Patrick Dough.
erty, II. G. Drake, Francis Felius, Jatnes
". Gee, D. ". Classic, Bernard Hynes
Henry c. jackson, Mary f. Jarnigan
Morris J.. Moran, William L. Nance
John A. Payne, Julius Witkownki.
Fayetto County-Abner D. Lewis.
Franklin County--John F. Anderson.
Gibson County--Frank Mills, John A.
Roe.
Hamilton County-Cynthia Cowart,
William C~rutchfeld, John Deadly, Rob
ert L. Gamble, Harriet V. Goacher,
John W. Goucher, Elijah NJ. Hall.
Hawkins County-John D. Riley.
Knox C~ounty-Sarah Lord.
Jefferson County--William NJ. Ran
dies,
Lincoln County--liary Eslick, D. A.
Gilbert, IsOm Smith, George Small, JEFF
NJ. Stone.
Monroe County,-C. T. P. Davis, VIII
liam Davis, Louisa n. Gay, Blackmore
Mayo, William Mayo, Mary G. Mayo,
Benjamin Watt.
Montgomery C~ounty-Montgomery
Davie, Duncan 4. Mari.
Morgan County-Martin F. Redman.
Rutherford County--Mose b. Buch-
anan, John B. Goodwin, James u. PEN
dleton.
Shelton County-Mrs. Martha Brad
ley, William N. Brown, Washington G..
Campbell, Henry G. Dallis, Owen Donely,
Henry Donkers, Timothy Foley, Reuben
S. Jones, Theresa Mahon, John D. Mar
tin, Ellen Mcdonald, John 81. Powell,
Susan st. Clair, Waddy Thompson,
Clark G, White.
Sullivan County--Andrew Shell.
Summer ounty--Joseph Harlin, Mary
A. Lewis, Albert Lillard.
Washington County-Abraham Say
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Issues "Liyep and "Dead.n

dead" issues are Of no Importance.
1t " a useless waste Of tune and means
to. sxpond breath and ink and paper
upon them. It is especially 50 when
there are alive" issues before the peoylo,
which the Democracy should not only
be willing to meet, bat anxious to press.
There IRfe tribunals before which all
questions, constitutional and erira-eon-
stitutional, may be determined, and every
individual, without regard to party plat
forms, has the ~undisputed right to re-
sort to those tribunals in the settlement
Of every point which affects his life, his
liberty or his property.
II any Of these questions are declared
consitutionally null and void by the
Supreme Court Of the United States,
that is the end Of them. Ii they are de-
clared ODE constitutional by hat high
authority, then they must be obeyed
implicitly, and will be BY the Democracy.
The only method Of resisting such a de-
cision is by rst0lution, and We sre sure
that there Is no Southern Democrat who
%fayors, or would tolerate, revolutionary
resistance to the constituted authorities
of the United States. We have had our
day in that business. Whether negro
suffrage is approved or not, its existence
is a fact which must be recognized.
This, however is not u question which
troubles the Southern mind. Negro
suffrage has become a part and parcel
Of our State Constitution by our own
action, and will not be- disturbed. Dis
cussion upon "dead" issues is acceptable
to Radicalism, but injurious to tho coun-
try whch there are so many existing,
patent iniquities of the Federal Admin
istration to which the whole attention of
tho public should be attracted. We
must be up and doing, and bear in mind
that the battle can only be won by wa
ging it directly against Radicalism. =
Union and American. 81
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Telegraphic Summary.

A San Francisco dispatch states thai
tho death-warrant Of Mrs. Fair has been
signed, and is in the hands of tho Sher-
if. .I .I
Washington advices state that new
one hundred dollar notes we're placed
in circulation on tho 19th inst, The
Comptroller Of the Currency directs
banks throughout the country to report
their condition by July 10th.
The water is rapidly roccding from
the oyerAowed city of New Orleans.
The sidewalks on Canal street are clear
Of water to Monroe street. Tho water
on Galay street, on the canal, has fallen
twenty-six inches. Most of the inhab-
tied portion in the overAowed quarter
will be cleared by Thursday evening.
There was heavy wind and rain Friday
night, disastrous to the plantations along
the river, damaging crops, &c. A bur
ricane visited Chatana, on the Jackson
Railroad, uprooting trees, damaging
houses and fences. The orchards are
also badly damaged.
Thomas Hughes, in an address to the
workingmen Of London, delivered Sun
day evening, eulogizcd the liquor laws
and various other institutions of the
United States. He also praised the peo-
pie and government of that country, and
urged emigration to America upon oil
those who were vainly seeking work OF
home. s.
Paris is said to be crowded with re-
turning citizens und strangers The
Government will soon be moved from
Versailles to Paris. The court-martial
for the trial Of the insurgent commune
%prisonersin the hands Of the Government
will convene next week.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-15

IL haa just been discovered that Hor-
ace Greeley is laboring under political
disabilities. Oh account Of tho laid and
comfort he gave to the rebellion at the
start" II we have 10 have a Republican
Administration for another term, the
farmer-philnsophcr of the Tribune is our
choice, first, last and all tho time. He
wouldn't be likely to make himaclf obi
otB TO our people Ivy promulgating in.
sauo Kuklur proclamations and if he
dil nobody could read them.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-15

The Radicals of Name have called
Their Stato Convention 10 meet III Port
land. June ~. The oaly nomination to
be made il for Governor, aud that ~
lyirtuNlly Bctled IN advances the uslgc Of
tho party requiring that Governor Per-
ham shall 10 nominated for a second
tsrm. The Democratic Convention will
meet June AZ. 81 s4ftsrr. eir.,
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THE New York Tribune coniesses that
"the late action Of tho Ohio Democratic
State Convention seems full Of danger
to the Republican, party" Tho Radi-
calls are undoubtedly scared, and badly
scared. They will ring the changes on
"Kuklux" and "Je Davis." But the Dem
ocrats are jubilant. The Conservative
Republics rs have grown weary Of heavy
taxation. They SEQ the signs of mp
preaching dospotism unless there is u
changein the administration OF the gov
Grnrnnnt, They have become somewhat
accustomed to the Radical cry Of "Wolf,
wolff They are not 30 easily fright
ened nj they were. They listen more
readily to reason. They stop md inves.
ti2ato more thoroughly before they pro-
nouucc Judgment against the unarmod
aud impoverished people Of the South.
We believe theresis a good time coming,
and that not far distant, when the gift
makers and gift-takers will DO turned
out Of office. and honest and capable
monplaced in power. ~ Union and Amer
lean, Hs.sr H|I
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-15

Or. Bcckwith, in bis address before the
American Institute Of Homeopathy, con.
graduated tho profession on having seven
medical colleges, 6ftJ four hospitals, two
hundred and four dispenoarios, and nearly
ton thousand graduated practitioners in
the United States. Also, that four life IN
surance companies in this country, and
inc in Europe, di criminated in their rates
# insurnncC in favor If the patrons Of llu.
aneopatby, believing them to be a better
aud safer class Of risks.
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Cases Of Gnn-StrOkA.

The mode of treatment is substantially
as follows: Application, Of ice to the head,
which is regnIated by the heat Of the
body, the idea being to reduce the com
preston, of,the blood vessels of the head,
People Of lymphatic temperament arc
those who succumb the more readily. The
change for the better OIL, worse almost in
variably takes place within tw~enty-four
hours. Bromide of potassium and stimu-
lants are also part Of the treatment, added
to which ceaseless attention is necessary.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-15

~ The other day a little shaver was expa-
tiating on the injurious effects Of tobacco.
Said he: "Ths oil Of tobacco is so pois-
onous that u single drop gu the end Of q
dogs tail will kill sman in a minute"
The boy had got things slightly mixed.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-15

rate, and private debts. With allowance
foEthese iteHf4 TIE incfeGse in wealth
d. hng the dgeads Of Hipteetion will DO
fdnhd ahhcg nothing. 6hd the ratio of
" eAlth 70 pbpuhtio1 VII show adecided
decrease.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-15

California papers say that u strong
tide Of emigration has set toward Ora
gJn, a great majority Of the emigrants
hoing respectable aud comfortable farm
ers from tho Western States, who have
sold their old h0mesteads on favorable
terms, and are attracted to Oregon by
reports of cheap lands, productive soil
and abundant crops.
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A Fact-N0t q Threat,

.thtfA " .aNNaA tHAEFN y -L
Quietly, and in a manner calculated ia
attract % little attention ms possible, the
work Of placing troops in tho Soathern
States, by virtue OF the power vested in
him by the the lato unconstitutional en-.
nctmont Of Congress known as the Ku-
Klux Law, is being dono by Ulysses
Grant. By tho time tho people 60 to
the polls in the Presidential election Of
1872, q Gordon Of armed men viii be
around the ballot-box TO manipulate the
same in the interest Of tho dominant
faction. just so long as the best and
Purest c~itizous OF the South are treated
by the reigning government as traitors
and outlaws, and its offices filed with
such dannahle specimens Of dishonesty,
vile p~artisaiship speculation and hate,
Just $50 long will its moral support be
withheld, and the Government which a
trusted people you'd respect and sup.
port will be despised, and all its whip
ped in 0vsrttpr@ss'y be spit NJ upon and
TIE government miay. dol, every ham,
lot with It's tented omblsps Of authority;
may cuNber its, Statutes with everyycun,
ningly devised machination, tor, forced
obedience and respect to its rglrins
wrongs and expressions, and it will ind
that nofhipg, but respect and con6dence
will bring that obedienee, and esteem
NECESSARY to harmony epd prgsperity, in
sp its co5ordinate branches. ,D1 .,,,,. u
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-15
A~nti.Tohacco Meeting.

SArrsnsensuts have bscn msde for a cOnsen-
tion to be held in Knoxville on Thursday, July
18th, for the purpose Of organizingia "Grand
Anti. Tobacco Society,"" The nesting win be
held in the old Meth sdist Church, commencing
Addresses will DO delivered BY seve'
raj gentlemen Of ability. All who favor the OBJ
jectl are invited to he present. The dssign is %
have no money feature connected with the soci-
y,ntA r 5n( sf411 ~ . tIicl st
All papersin East Tennessee are requested &c
give this notice two Insertions. =. or
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-15
a Sad Message from the Sea.

1t must now soon DO three years since
the steamship United Kingdom, Of the
Anchor Line, was lost at sea on its voy-
age from New York to Glasgow. Moth
ing was ever heard Of her; for q long
time hopes were entertained other safe
ty; she might, perhaps, have put into
some port in distress, have run short Of
coal, her machinery have become de-
ranged or broken down, etc; and peo-
pie on both sides of the ocean were 10th
togive up the idea that she would ulti-
mately turn up somewhere, with oil
hands and passengers safe, having sui
fefed only from n protracted and tedious
voyage. Buttheir hopes were frustra-
ted; no news Of her was ever received,
and she disappeared as suddenly and
mysteriously as the City of Boston about
q twelyemonth later. At last, however,
after the lapse ofnearly three years, we
have tidings Of her again. A Mrs, Stan
cliffe was, the other day, taking o walk
on the beach of Rockway, near New
York, enjoying the cool breeze, from the
Atlantic, when she suddenly stumbled
upon q bottle, tightly corked, which,
upon being opened, was found to con-
tain-a scrap Of paper, on which WAS
written the folloyings sa Isr4zT4se
"On board the United Kingdom,
New York to Glasgow. ~
Mid-ocean. Ship fast settling down.
All hands and passengers likely to per-
ish, as most Of the boats are swept away.
God help us, @
Should this be picked up, please re-
,n,si+t -@'H -f%F AK
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-15

10 Russia tbers 10 a sect kngwn BY the name
,ef RASkAl. They are prescribed BY the uOyrrh-
-Rtent. Il IL believed thst there IRE many Of
thAtdebomiaation IN THE eounry, NndeaPecial'
.ly ih New YOrs, Hvrs they are not prescribed.
Luz are perInittel 10 hold many lueraliyp Offices.
-tSs~ York independent,
Just 80. Aud gentlemen Of the same
persuasion have held most Of tia lucrative
Offices IN the South for souin years back.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-15

A recent writer says that the fences of the
U,ied States have cost more than all the craft
that Goat 10 our waters salt or fresh ; more, iu-
deed. than any othcs class Of property except
railroads,
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NEW THIS WEEK
Original Attachment.
ctate OF enne5See-MOnrOe JOuntYI UulITOrl
Cnnuon vs. oliver Ragsdale.
Gay Street, Knoxville, Tenn.

Cnnuon vs. oliver Ragsdale.
TN THIS CAUSE It appearing that the defend.
Il ant, Oliver RAgsdale, Is Justly Indebted tC
the plaintiff, and Ia q NONRESIDENT Ofthe State
Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of Law
eahuot be served on him, and an original at,
taehment having been levied on his property, il
is therefore ordered that publication be made Ia
the Sweetwater Enterprise, u newspaper pub
lished in the town Of Swcetwater, Tennessee, fol
four successive weeks, commanding the said
Oliver l,agsdale to appear before ne, or some
other acting Justice OF tho Peace, at my office, in
the TOW OF jacksonville, 10Th civil district oil
aid county, on the 18th day Of November, 1871.
end make defense to said suit against him, or il
will be proceeded with ex parte,
may25-4t-pis5 J.C. MONTGOMERY, Up.
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LEGAL ENTERPRISE.
$ 90 o O..
..' lgr
GET FESTIVAL
o M a. II n, ~ O b - X IL,
juno 30th, 1S71.r.U
IN AID OF A PUBLIC LIBRARY
..iATOMAHA, NEBRASKA.

Only 10000 Tickets in sll.
Tickets Two Dollars Each.
HALVES ONE DOLLAR EACH.
iCs This enterprise will be conducted in a
precisely similar manner TO that OF the lats
Grand Gift Concert Of the "Mercantile Library
Association p of San Francisco, which gave such
H., v,,,v. . . - .rVar krTI.Ns
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-15
NyyM. RussErL, Third Mate!

This is another waif from the ocean,
telling a sad and oit-repcated story, SC
short, and yet SO long and agonizing. in
a few words. Should this scrawl be
genuine, how many sad recollections and
thoughts it will awaken and bring back
to bereayed hearts and orphaned chill.
drena ri And truly there is nothing that
so touches the chords Of sympathy in
every human heart as q message from
the sea- like the above.
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Bloomington tIll.) Nurssr.y

18th Year. SEQ Acres. IS Greenhous"..
Largest AssOrtm, nt-al sizes. Best Sto {;
Low Prices! Would you know what, when All
how to plant! Fruit, Shade, Evergreen Tf"',
Raot Crafts, Seedlings, Usage Plants, A.. :,
Trees, Early Rose Potatoes, Shrubs, Rns ,
Gteehhousc and Garden Plants, &C., &c. f!o'-
er and Vegetable Seeds Finest. best eollscii a
illustrated descriptive Catalogue 90 page.
Send stamp, each, for Catalogues Of Seeds, with
plain directions-Si pagcs Bedding and Gard.@,
plants 81 pages, ano Wholesale Price List-!t
Pages, Address +. Il. PHOENIX, Bloomino'sa,
Illinois.
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THE ENTERPRISE.
swestwnter, ThurIdey une q iS1

The Supreme Cpurt q Gtorii lias
decided hat the isoharse DtR buaikrupt
does not relieve his securities from ha-
btlits on his paper; that tho discharge
kills the debt as TO him, but not ~ TO
his sceuritcsZ
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-15

In obedience to the foregoing order of sale ]
will expose to public sale at the court house
door in jacksonville Tennessee on the hrst
Monday Of July eighteen hundred and seventy
one and continue till sold the foregoing tracts of
land and town lots described in sail order of
sale for the taxes costs and charges thereto an
nexed unless the said -amounts are previously
paid. NJ WRIGHT,
Late Tax Collector Of Monroe County.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-15

sHl ~ iuflF IN FNTE aNIlNJA ttffaG
Some one said to DR.. wayland, You Bapttsts
,d9,not gsiplthe highest class, nor yet the low.
est EHsetly so,% was the answer; ,fys
surrender 70 you the head and tail Of the OK,
aud e are content with the body"
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-15

q SulscriJt for thc Enterprise.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-06-15

Two important cases affecting the
rights aud personal safety Of every man
in Tennessee, were decided in the Su-
preme Court sitting at Jackson. last
Wednesday. The first involved the on
s~titutionalty Of the Act of June 80, 1870,
preserve the pubic peace and punish
masked msrauaers Of which the third