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The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-03-03

The Fire Department will have their
grand parade tomorrow. It will be q
procession the like of which has never
been seen in Monroe before. We hope
our citizens will prepare to give them a
hearty reception and welcome In every
part OF the city. They are our protec-
tors, and we love their very coming.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-03-03

This evening, at u o'clock, DR..
Morgan will again read Enoch Arden.
Admission so cents. We hope to see
everybody out. @HT
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-03-03

The health Of our city was never bet
ter. The same Of our sister city Trenton.
The truth is women never die here, nor
men either, only when they take too
much Of the ove,.joW|sA. IN l'iitag!A
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-03-03
MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS,
SPECIAL NOTICE

There will be procession Of the HooK
AND LADDER COMPANY OH SATURDAY.. March
4th, and each member is expected to attend
in his uniform or be subjected to the penal
ties ofthe Company. BY order:
feb2S-td 81 TATUM, Secretary.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-03-03

The heaviest rain of the season fell
Thursday evening. The clouds restill
heavy, with a prospect Of more rain to-
day. The wind, however, is from the
north which gives promise Of clear
day tomorrow. .-'.'''' :. ~
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-29

''IF.'-Regrets are idle; yet his
tory is one long regret. Every
thing might have turned so differ
emily, If Ravaillac had not been
imprisoned for debt, he would not
have stabbed Henry of Navarro. If
William of Orange had escaped as
sassination by Phillips e~missaries;
if France had followed the French
Calvin, and embraced Protestant
doing toward the end of the six
teenth century; if the Continental
ammunition had not given ont at
Bunker's Hill; if Blucher had not
come mp" at Waterloo-the lesson
is, that things do not come up I'M
less they are planted. When you
20 behind the historical scenery,
Won find that there is a pulley to eff
feet every transformation which has
astonished You. 1t vas the rascalitv
of a minister and a contractor five
wears before that lost the battle;
and the cause of the defeat was
worthless ammunition. [ should
like TO know how many wars have
been caused by fits of indigestion,
and how many more dvnasties have
been upset by the love of wOman
than by the hate Of man. 1t is only
because we are i'll informed that any
thing surprises us; and we are dis
appointed because we expect that
for which We have not provided
Warner.
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4 carpet-bag office-holder in Ala
bama by the name Of George w.
Richardson, was deputised to get up
evidence of Ku Klux outrages upon
negroes. Being a religious and
conscientious man, and hence I'M
willing to take perjury upon his
soul by t~estifying to a thing he had
not seen, he took two little negro
girls, b~lindfolded them. gagged
them. stripped them, and beat them
nearly to death. and then prepared
an affidavit to be presented to the
ku klux Committee, setting forth
an outrage that he had witnessed.
Although the rascal was detected
and convicted of the infamy he had
perpetrated, his affidavit went in,
was accepted by the Committee, and
Will appear in the reports as evil
lence Of ku klux outrages in the
South.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-29

The Sanitary Commission APP
pointed early last December to bury
the dead around Metz has completed
its labors, having been hard at work
during the last six months. The
area under the charge of the Com
mission comprised a circle of nine
miles radius. where 30, 900 human
bodies lay half, Oh not even half,
buried. and where numberless dead
horses were decOmposing in the
open air. The report of the Com
mission states that all of the bodies
have been carefully inferred, and
the graves properly disinfected with
lime. The battle-fields were also
ploughed up and sowed with grain
and pulse. The growing crops were
moved frequently, in order, by
their rapid vegetation, to assist the
decomposition of the animal matter,
Extensive plantations of trees we're
also made around Metz, to aid in re-
moving the miasma. -Four COM
panies of German sappers and
miners were engaged in the work of
removing the bodies, and the graves
were dug by companies of the Land
wehr.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-29

\ New jersey editor has an
nCanced the death of his uncle in
Australia, leaving him a gold mine
and 800, 900. His village contem-
porary processes to regard the mat
ter as a plan cunningly devised to
obtain credit for a box of paper col
lars AID a straw hat.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-29

\ New York paper speaks of a
popular steamship commander as a
working old salt" and the New
Orleans Times wonders if he beats
old EPSON"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-29
POLL

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y Poll Tax, for the year 1871, is now due and
payable to the County Assessor. By Act of March
>, 1867. all corporations OF individuals having per-
sons in their employ are held responsible for their
poll tax. GEo W. CHEDIC,
/. ap30-tf Assessor for Ormsby County
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HNHEA B0VE PROPRIETOR HAVING
/ leased the Ormsby House would inform his
friends and the travelling public that this House
has been thoroughly refitted throughout and put
in complete order for the comfort and pleasure of
all who may please to give him q call.
The TABLE will, at all times, be supplied with
all the substantials as well as the luxuries that
the market affords. No pains will be spared to
please guests and every attention will be paid to
their respective wants at all times.
The BAR is well stocked with Fine Liquors,
Wines, &c.
Attached to the House is a BILLIARD ROOM
containing Three Tables of the latest improved
styles, with good cues, balls and fine light.
Also, GEN ERAL STAGE OFFICE for the Stages
connecting with all the differnt lines of Stages
and Railroads running through this state and
California, and any information in relation to the
same will be cheerfully given at all times.
w Particular attention paid to booking Pas
seugers, calling them, &c. Nov. Soft
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Ghe nailp State Re9ister,
Published Daily. Mondays E~xcepted,)
PERKINS & SIREE1.

OFFICE-RairS Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
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be denounced as oppressive; Cuiyersal Am.
nesly wt''endow with eligibility to Office and
renewed ambition thepolitic isnsof the South
wi" led the 6re.es.ing lsgiors ten and
twenty years ago; reform H., tie Civil Ser.
vice to system Of compen tive examination
and retention during good s,ch.vior will
break up. slowly but surely. patronage ~ n
rsr'y feeder. and the prop.'se.l Minority
Representation will not only dissolve the
absolute power Of Usajssities. but vastly de.
erase them In Legislative assemblies anil the
Electoral College. Thus, while these TIL r.
arc right. and the party that accompanies
them will be ever and wor,I,,ly enslstn-l in
the gratitude Ut purfcs, and pcrpe,ux,ei
government. they are 20 tsiblr. through the
Vaccinations Ut its f,,es. to prec,pits.e its
dissolution before they arc accomplished.
Right st this junc,ure comes the ,n"ve,neu,
for passive policy by the Democracy and
Its ardent endorsement and acceptance oil
over the land. Realizing their inability to
achieve victory in = pitched battle. they
propose to twine banners with the discon
tented in our ranks, and break down the die.
cir'ine and unity of the party. It Is saga
cious movement and one more likely tn sue.
coed than that Of the New Departure, which.
for four years at least has sl,elved Demo.
cratic hopes for the Presidency. 1t belnoves
the Republican leaders u close up Tho ranks
by cultivsting harmony among the dissffcct.
I'll and disappointed. and the rank and die
u keep IN view the prime facts that there 10
st'e"th in unity. and that personal griev
ances. enmties and ambitions, should b.
su,'ordinat.d to the greater objects Of %.
tas'lishing and maintaining principles, aud
giving them force and effect through wise
legislation and efficient, reliable administers.
ton. Thus considered and thus acted up>
on. the party Is rs safe from the wiles Of an
insidiOus ~ It has been To the open foe; but
II again are perpc,rated follies ~ gorgeous,
and are given wing ambitions ~ reckless. as
have characterized it and other hc Il and
national parties at times, the passive poll
cy" may be the cl''sk IT IN active and dan
Rcrous and successful enemy, instead If the
shrOad It will liz for the % called DeinO.
cratic party. ii W work together with ear.
nest purpose. wisdom and integrity IL
achieve the objects now In view. and endow
the nation with their blessings
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DY virtue Ut order sud decree Ut sale Issued out
ID IT be strict Court Ut the SecUnd judicial Dr..
0Iet Ut Mont ma Territory. In and fOr DeeS Lasdxc
County. ~ M action IN raid CVlt, Wherein Henry
ScuepeI II Plalnlin aud James fr,sbic and Foster
C''hinan are Defcudslts. In favor VI said PLAINTIFF.
and saiort raid Drtesdansr tor tie IT rsv..n
naustred and seventy-nvr aid 1910 dollars l$:7 4yl
SUdgeu1ent, and cs>ts 10 the Ut forty four AM,
At1Oi dOsE. ttA ~ aud al O-t- that may accrue
have le> tss ulA'a xM " IL On Tnssday the 36thUay u
Deeeusosf, 4. 1871 II sss nvtr ~ Vc.:<. D. ~.
VI raid day. t the .sUSs d. II the N,Ist l,asc IL
Dssr k.:c City. Dees LUhge County Montana Terri.
tory sell u thG hixs.t and beat bld Z. tor CASH 10
hand, al right. title, aud tutesert which Defendants
bad IN The 18th day VI November A. D. ls6D. In aud
" thc following dircr,'ed rvs,e ~, may b.
aary to ~ isfy rsid dem,ndr, to Wit:
The sOuth haiti 1T 'sIss,OvCsy claim and claims mum.
heia one, two: L. tiucc. !, tour. sud ave s.
aSuth-Aess 4 ON di-cOscry caii IT two hu,Mired t.et
ssc. aud along what h knUwu aud Designated NJ
the Mountain ON" kde srn,ui four D.l.s cast ~
Harvey cseck, aud the hc,sd Ut Fut Geek,
~ GesHg. town mining dirtlicI Deer Lldyr cumnty,
H. r.: sa0 the BOtht1ly halt Ut dlscOvciy claim, and
claims member or tw,'. inTsx. 4 iOus. aud i've
sOntlwc.t IT discovery cain. Vi two huudrrd tert
.Sch, IN the EXTENSION tNe m ,uMtAin Lion de-
iu sAJ AbOvc de.c9ibs district curty and T.rrit H
alsO. ArastIa and wafer Wheel knOwn ~ au over
snOt wheel, about One mlts west IT rAd MOans.,n
Lion I0he also wstes ditch about ket LONG,
taking water isVm sad Flint creek, aud conveying Il
~ astd arsssra. .s. ~ ~ - -
Dated this let day Ut December. A. D.. 1871.
it &"@s" -" wkSLEY w. JONES.
,et.s Sheriff q Deer Lodge County,
l9etd By CuARLEs =. WAnREx. Under shesiR
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telegnrhir.
Reported tos he''essv Aossh.svse =
sSw. U. TELDeRAra co-a 4. vnLs1, oPsaaSoa

tacillc Csaxt-('sl Lesislatsre-6sv. B.y.
ler Deac-shipwreek-L. q.
San Fmncisoo, November 00sh The
California Legislature meets on Monday
next The Inauguration Of Gov. Boo,h
takes place later In the week. The Demo.
Gratis having t,ur majority IN thu. Senate will
take the same actio" ~ the Republicans lid
four years ago. 10 removing 'hs power II
sppDinting the committees from the Lieut.
Governor. ..--,r
Ex Governor John Bigler died 1t sacrs
n,ento yesterday.
TIE bark Hattie C. Besse. Of Portland. r.
u total loss by gninx ashore on Capt Fist
terry. The crsw wa saved. t,.',J yt r.
In tue case OF DeY oung Of the C1-saiels,
indicted for iit'sl on prosecution Of u. w.
Casey, prominent koe.l psliiiciaa. ths jury
rendered verdict Of not guilty.
.., .. Licking Tia tiate. wi ~
Pleasant Valley. November 30sh, 8 p. n.
The worst wind and snOw storm Ut the
season Il bowling. Can't sss three feet fsem
the d.nr TOR snow. T..
Fort Bridger. N"vemher 30th.-Thrr
mOneter, ~ below zero-[Lincs down east
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Saturday Morning, December 2, 1871
Jim Fisk publishes Greeley as . liar.

Jim Fisk publishes Greeley as . iiar:
As ye do unto others.
-Sickles, it is telcgraphcd. has married
Miss Crracl'. At Madrid. lie married y
Misguided C'cach .ure the other time.
"A panorama of the Chicago fire" Is
already announced It should be exhibited
exclusively in dissolving views.
The American Postmaster Generals name
10 Cscssweli; the British r. NJ. Generals il
Nonseli. No wonder We have 20 much ell
sbout getting mails.
The Fisk Mansfield case il up in the
New York courts Helen Josephine last
Saturday told what she knew about love
affairs. which would beat Greelcy's farming,
plenty.
Grief sets Phila.lclphian mighty deep
Mere 10 the latest method Of expressing II in
- obituary In the Ledger:
'An within this home IL lonely.
Every one II sad to-day;
Yor our darling little toady,
Has forever passcd away"
letter frnm Horace Greeley few days sg".
which was kindly handed to - for perusaI
We know Il was from Horace Greeley be
cause It Wa written on IN. Y. Tribune"
note paper, and nobody else In America can
scramble up and down over the lines. like
shsep going over y rail tence. like Greedy.
The present severe spell is attributed to
the arrival Of the Russians. There is no
"spell" worse than the Russian. Besides.
there 10 always great deal If Golf" when
there are Russians around. and Russian
around in Pulmonary way is a prevailing
condition-so to sprsk-of the dist,nguis he'd
marsuders just at this time.
The Colorado CAi.ftnin says another
BARROW gauge rad Is projected from Den.
yer to Salt Lake City, and II il announced
that the same will be built within the next
two years. The proposed route 10 from
Denver along the course Of the South Platte.
70 the Middle Park. W. s. jackson, Of the
Rio Grsnde. Charles B. Lsml,orn. of the
Kansas Pacific. and Governor A. G. Hunt.
of Denver. and other prominent gentlemen
are connected with til" enterprise.
"A Washington dtsps,ch OF the 2Sth.
says: ''COlOnel w. r. Stocking. Of New
York. and Miss. .Pst.ie Miller daughter Of
Justice Miller. Of the Supreme Court. were
married to-day st the residence IT the brides
parents. on Capitol Hin. Among those
present were the President and Mrs. Grant.
the Chief Justice and al the Justices Of the
Supreme Court. with their wives" Il sce,,,s
funny thu. oil the hi yus' sln'uld assemble
merely to see pair If st"kiugs tied up
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Salt Lake, -Nov.a 37th.-The following
dispatch Was received here THE evening BY
the Herald from Cotton w,ssd: - Hince thu
last report the storms have not In the leaat
subsidsd, bu'. il possible. an more fearful
than ever Parties WIN have been here for
the lest two winters my they never before
knew Of - terrific . storm in the canon.
We. have mt seen the sun since Sunday. the
lssh. The wind 10 Llowing. snow 10 drift.
ing, trees are falling, and everything IL
gkomy. Work hes generally suspended
Though there has been no slide sincs the
last f,r,y eight hours. they are momentnrily
expected. especially on the Enn,s hill All
h"i'e 1T fading the b''dy Of Z. Morrison il
now give" up until spring. and his wife Is
slo"'st distracted. Since the slides Ut Fri
dry last Nd teams have passed up or down
the canOu.'
The leading Mormons express themselves
~ very anxious that Brigham Y0ung should
be here next Monday for trial. They say
Is'sit'vely that he will app o. at the time
0pISVusSO ~ ssse UVCv0SUuS OssVS0" tSSSsssss
He has been notified by telegraph. AMI ii
has hocn stated that b. has slrvsdy started
far Salt Lake.
Elder OrsDn Pratt. in the tabernacle yes.
teriay. preached with great eAr"estness In
favor Ut p''lygamy. lie said that p~'lyksmy
was one 1T the chief tsnets Ut the Mormon
r.'ligiOn. and that II thas v ~ taken away
the religi"n w"uld b. destroyed. The pr.
l~'ssl " give W p'lyxa,ny for the sake Of Il
State osy~nisait'n, ~ any other purp'.e,
would never receive the cs,nsent Of the Nor
mon people. from the fact that the MOrmons
cs'ui'l not surrender p"lyg amy or any other
part Ut their religirn, far any government.
These remarks were received with li,ud csies.
FINN NIL over the house Ut :" That's ~; We
Won't" ..--.
4 Dispatch from the Tjntic mining dis
irict, says that \ terrible storm hes brrs.
raging there for the last thirty six ls,urs.
consisting Ut snow and slees. aud b still
showing anil bhwine. Another Glide in
Cottonwood il reported. ~ which four men
Inst their lives. The snow q Alta city IL
ten feet derp. aud ct last accounts was still
ssosminx fariousIy.
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THE "PASSlVE PsILlCY."

A few months since, Democracy accepted.
through the Interpretation Ut Clement L.
Vallsndighxm. the orsculsr decree 1T Tam.
many. that II should accept accomplished
facts" II Was dcnominated the New d..
parture." The result of the fall elections.
tue most disastrous 10 the Democratic party
that have ever occurred and which among
other results snnihilated Tammany ITSELF
has. in the estimation Of large proportion
OF the thinking men Of the party. demon
strnted that no Democrat can. under any
probable contingency. be elected President in
1872. or obtain even . cretiitsblc minority o,
electoral votes. It Is further apparent tia,
reputation Of the New Departure doc.
trines. which are believed to have worked
disaster in depicting the party Of vitality.
would now be 80 inconsistent and show
such On utter lsck Of fixed principles, that Il
would be ludicrous in the eyes of the pco
pie and cannot receive favorable considers.
ton. The only course remaining Is To adopt
instead Of The negative policy" which has
characterized the party for years. ''psssive
policy" and instead Of Sighting IN the de-
Sensivs - y party. to unite with any minor.
isy element Of the Republican party tina,
can be distracted from the main l,ody. and
BY encouraging that minori,y to overt acts
Of mutiuy and fsction~lisn,, cultivate and
bring about disruption. This, " u, mp.
pears the object now In view by" the De
mocracy, - indicsted by the expohenis Of
the passive policy" 1t IL pretty shrcwd
move. Il j. about the only thing they ca"
do that gives promise Ut success. even u,u.
ma'ely. Great parties do not always acquire
cohesion with magnitude. The great cardi
nal objects for which the Republican party
were organized have been accomplished.
There arc minor details necessary n, fully
complete the WORK, and there are sequeuces
Of the war snd progressive modes Of repre-.
seatsiion and government demanding the
consideration and action Ut The law msksn.
There 10 the pride, too. of preserving and
controlling tho accomplished. + The Union
y uainiained. slavery 10 sbJishsd. tL-
reat0sssi0n Of States 70 forfeited. plscss
nearly accomplished, and, ssvs In = few h
saliiiss, I,sscs, quiet aud prosperity pre-
vail throughout the land: But the delt
incurred IN suppssssing rsa,sIlion 10 r.
~ paid, the measure Ut mercy thas bes,
tcmpers justice, will not hsvs been
1llsd until un,versal smnsssy jsidsclasvd;
setasm In the civil servics. sspn IN iumenss
paasoiagc sh0veIed out Iniscrllsaeously ~
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THE BITTER ROOT CUES
'.'' ''E Tl0N. g

We are glad to know that one of the tar
liest actiOns ut Mr. Clsgeit after his arrival
In Washington WAS 10 approach tho author
it'rs with = View DISBURSEMENT Ut the Bitter
R'nt question 10 that splendid valley shall
be thrown open 10 white occupation, survey.
and government title TO settlers. We xre
slso glsd to know ibat the representations
aud r concentrations ut our Delegate me,
with favor st the handsnf the C,mmissiuaer
Of Indians, who strongly endorsed n &c.,
Rotary Drlano the Recommendation that the
Prssiden. q once spsN'int . oanpe'ent per
son 70 examine the Valley (undes the lllh
Article u Inc oieveus r'u.sy. ss'i sisss 49,.
person 70 appointed he aleu- empowered n
spprsise all of the improvements OF tbs
Flathesds on The domain In question. BY
this course No delay will ensue after the
Report Of The Examines. The. favorable
action Of Mr. Drlsno was confidently sstl.
cipated. and. II delayed % king BY the usual
rush Ut business Immediately preceding
the meeting Of Congress. Il WAS mt expscssd
It would " deferred beyond early in DE-
cembes. r.~a.-,s
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=. POLITICAL WorG9.

OF al the State debts. virHnis's 10 the
largest, and Orsgon's tue least
II 10 sod tl,as ex .Ssnsiss R.,ss. Of Kanaas,
10 shout 10 stsrt . aewspaper Ut ColEev,lL..
~ ,lsai State. -. ..... ... T. .-say ara3a2 .
The k,ussville Ledger cslls Ru,Iss .'Oar
latest jonah" bscsuss be ID entirely sval.
l"ved up BY the fish busissss. .g m 7ff I
TIE Memphis Aipssi ~ys: III Thn. A
iS.s,tt " h, becoms President OF the Unttesl
States and Presidsns ~ Ill 'he railroads u,
the same time. W might - wvll throw ~
the sponge" '.'s7a' '.@ .""'" .f' .5's
II Is stated that The general Impression
seems TO IN that conservative Republicans
and Democrats in the Ohio LEGISLATURE will
ua'ts upon * Secretary Cox for q si,sd
States Senator and slscs HIN over Sherman.
Thirty eight Democratic pspess in Ms.
spuri have published articles fsvorins The
passive pilicy !" in Ihs next .Prssi.
DENTAL contest THY. Include sueh very
influential and widely known joarnais ~ the
Midway DesoerSt. the Mohesly Aosjse,,
and the Sturgeon Leader.
-. - g.. i'm. :. -. i. So. =.
.hu..,.. a.rn.. -. ~ ~. 49,. .,.c.1 ~ . ...'.
Der of The House Of Representatives There
have been Eoglishasn. lrishmss. Africans.
from v.rds 4 md IS aos,o.. /. ,h. NJ,
G..,..,. -
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~. sc,.,s,.s ".....,..-p.... -. -" . 49,.
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,a4, :. ts.,..s..s ~. 80. !. ~ 80 .S.s
IN. h;.,s-~ - : -....... n..,s.... nr
RI R.....s = n s..s.s .,o..a.os Isas
TT. % ~ = a. Of k.ss.h.s ~. assr
nsglo by Oss.r Damn. q, spprsatics i lie
psasesstny trade He b OF Sn6s o,Jis, H.