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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-04-27
For the Clarion.


The Meridian riot announced in your late
issue, calls to mind a similar tragedy, at
Corinth in the winter of 1865, which Is still
remembered with sadness, by some of your
readers. In this melancholy affair, Dr. B..
a young Confederate Surgeon of ability,
was, without provocation, assassinated by
negro. The Doctor, a few months pre-
vious, had married one Of the many accom-
plished daughters of Madison county; and
when killed was on a visit with his young
bride to his mother and friends, at .Corinth
Soon after the return of the widowed bride
clad in habliments of deepest mourning,
she received from Il youthful cousin of thir-
teen summers, as tribute of coincidence,
the following:
Lines Addressed TO Jsr<. a. So. Lg..
occAsIoSED By rue MURDER or HER YOUTH
FUL HUSBAND.
All is it so, mid all this mirth
And youthful hearts that round thee shine,
Among them all, is there but dearth
OF JOY in thine?
Amid the well-known ones that round
The welcome hearth now meet again,
You seek for him, but, oh have found
You seek in vain,
Does sorrow, whose relentless dart
Can make each festive soul her own
Does she now claim thy tender heart
And thine alone!
Tho prudence bids you now conceal,
From groSser eyes your painful glows,
The chords of nature will reveal
\ our inward thrOes.
There is loneliness that preys,
| non thy Sl1iriT'S n
Which like the silent rust decays
The purest ore.
There is a wretchedness that clings
To your sad heart where'er Won turn.
Which, tho you feel its thousand stings.
You cannot spurn.
tOf all the Ills we'cr doomed to bear,
Ills to which naught can bring relief,
Oh surely no one will compare
With silent grief.
The above sad incidents are more deeply I
.hrouded in melancholy by the fact, that, 4
he parties are all family connections OF the I
ate lamented Judge Bramlette. the victim 4
ii the Meridian riot. From one family con- 1
lectiOn, and that in time OF peace, two noble |
specimens of manhood have been Slaughter
ID to appease the devouring NAV of Radi-
,alism, and to swell the number of the pre-
,eding thousands that have already smoked /
Ipon her bloody affairs. Oh thou God OF
Nations, when shall these things end.
OBSERVER
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eR- For Coughs, Bronchitis, and Con-
sumption In its early stages, nothing equals
DIR. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical
Discovery. It is also q great blood purifier
and strength restorer or tonic. and for ssLiv-
er Complaint and Costfye Conditions of
the Bowels it has no equal. Sold by drug
gists.
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FRUIT Boxes. II james NJ. Chiles,
hsqr Terry Station, is now prepared to ffll
orders for any number of fruit boxes, 9x5,
delivered at Terry, at l21Sc. each. He has
steam facilities, and can therefore fill orders
promptly for any size boxes.
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q Republican leader EIOpeS
leaving hiS tracks Behind
Him.

\ young man who earned some notoriety
as rantankerous Mongrel leader in Choc-
taw has lett for parts unknown, leaving be-
hind him two saddle-colored mementoes
OF youthful affections that know no race
nor color, and prospect of a brighter
hue.-CoffeeVille Times.
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The Sabbath Schools of this city will
nave their Union Celebration during the
second week in May. Some ANNOUNCE
ments in reference thereto will appear on
Fridays paper.
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GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YoUSG MEN, on Social Evils,
and the propriety or impropriety of getting
Married, with sanitary help for those who feel
untitled for matrimonial happiness. Sent free
in sealed envelopes. Address HOW ARD AS
ISOLATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
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TESTIMONY IN THE MERIDIAN RIOT
CAsE.-We have received from Messrs.
shannon & sherman, Meridian, pamphlet
ofei-hty pages containing n full report of
tie testimony taken before Judge Leach
man on the examination of the parties
charged with the Riot at that place on the
9Th Of March. which resulted in the death
of seven or eight persons. 1t will be sent
by the Publishers, post paid, on receipt of
fifty cents. Address,
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mississippi Conservative Press
Association.

The next annual meeting Of the MIssIs-
80, CaxsrR vArIvE Pass ASSOCIATION
hs held at Winon4 on Tuesday, May
oh. 1871, at II o'clock a ~
At the last annual meeting, Col. G ID.
500. ~ the Senatobia Times, was chosen
orator: singleton Garrett, ESD OF the
C,oton Mail. Essayist; and Miss Eliza }.
poiteveut l.-Pcarl Rivers invited to write
+. poem. 70 be read at the next meeting.
nm attendance IS respectfully urged
j. l.. Power, President.
FgrENAx RANDOLPH, secretary
The Press will please copy.
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BRIDAL CHAMBER. rs

n says for Young Wien on Great
Social Evils and Abuses, which interfere with
MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief for
the Erring and Unfortunate, diseased and de-
bilitated.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, f
charge.
Address. HOWARD SANITARY AID AS
ISOLATION, No. , South Ninth ST., PHILA-
DELPHIA, Pa, jan lT-sw&w3m
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Agreeable to the order of the Grand
Lodge Of the United states, and the recent
proclamation of the Grand Master Of this
State, designating the 26th day of April as
q Day Of Thanksgiving, the members OF
Capital Lodge [. O. Q. f. are hereby noti-
fed TO meet at their Lodge room on We'd
uesIay evening next. in observance of said
order and proclamation. a full attendance
Is INTERNALLY urged.
J. /. POWER, y. G..
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The House was engaged on the chapter of
the new Code, relating 10 elections, which
was adopted.
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4lODGE ALBUNs-A NOOD IDA
We learn that several Lodges in this State
Keep Lodge Album, in which is preserved
the photograph ofevery officer and mem Der
OF the Lodge. The idea is an excellent one,
and should be generaIlE adontea.
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Contributions TO this Department are solicited
from the Graft throughout the State.
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STOLEN.

ON the night Of the 18th, from my residence
" in Jackson, Pale Sorrel H0RS +, about
Is y hands high, small star IN the face, has
AL Of the gates. racks very fast, and a little
stiff. Shod IN forefeet. The saddle was Eng
lish muley shaped, covered with calf-skin.
and the coverings Of the stirrups ripped
and hanging loosely.
Twenty-Five Dollars viii be paid for the de-
livery Of the Horse and Twenty-Five Dollars
for such proof rs win convict the thief
ap2lswtf Z. RICHARDSON.
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$25 REWARD.

$50 REt RD.
STOLEN from the undersi gned one SORREL
~ MARE, on the 4th January, 1871.
Seven years old; fine haired; white on the
facei four white feet above the fetlock: walks
fine and trots; has the mark Of broken rib
on left side.
Any information leading to her recovery
will be rewarded. Address,
J. f. BASKIN,
marl6w6t Clinton, Kinds Co, Miss.
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NINTY- THIRD DAY.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, April -, ISL.

SATURDAY, April -, ISL.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
Relative to printing the Revised Code.
An act explanatory of an act authorizing
Boards of Supervisors To correct erroneous
assessments, approved March y, ISL.
BILLS PASSED.
An act supplemental to an act entitled an
act to incorporate the town of Bolton, Kinds
county.
An act to legalize the assessment rolls o.
Kinds county.
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sENATE.
FRIDAY, April 2I, 1871
rRODUcTToN OF Bills

INTRODUCTION or Bills.
An act to prohibit the sale of yinous and
spurious liquors in the town OF Fulton. TIA
"a county 4
BILLS PASSED.
An act TO declare Mulstto BAYOU in
inc county OF Hancock, a navigabIe stream
An act recognizing. the Alabama aud
Chattanooga Railroad Com PAW As the sI1c-
cessor OF the NOrth-Esst aud South West
Alabama Railroad Company
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This College, founded in 1892 and chartered
by the Legislature Of Louisiana. has a full and
able Faculty, and separate Professors for each
branch of Study, SO as TO save the time and
money of Students, and fit them ar once for
business. They can take the Commercial
Course. or the Modern or Ancient Languages,
or Mathematics, Book Keeping or Pennman-
ship alone, or the whole course of the College.
They have a LIFE SCHOLARSHIP, in all
the Departments they enter and never pay but
ONCE.
N-Persons from L to 60 years Of age at
tend
n. B.-Of all our numerous Graduates. for
the past 81 years, NOT ONE is now out Of pro-
htable employment, So far as known. THOSE
OF LAST YEAR ARE NOW RECEIVING PROM
5000 TO 5000 PER ANSUN. We have ample
arrangements for board. from So to $50
month When Clubs of Three or more enter
at the same time, ten per cent. deduction i
made
There are no vacations-Students can begin
at any time. Those who begin soon will be
able TO fill good situations in the Sprir = when
Merchants make their changes.
For Catalogues, address
RUFUS D0LBEAR,
febl0w1y President
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COLUMBIA ATIIENEsM. TENN
SUuMERVILLE INSTITUTE.
4 BoARDISG SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND IoUEo
MEN-ll Mills IRON SnCQUALAK,
N. A q. EAILEuAB.

N. A q. EAILEuAb.
This School, having ali The advantages ~
School and College, with none Of the disaI-
vantascs Of College life, viii enter upon be-
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL TERN.
on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER I2rH. 1870.
Boys prepared here bore Oh the FIRST houors
az every University where they were present.
North and South. at recent commandments.
Make early application or you will not OBJ
obtain a room, sixty-three students were rec
fused last session for want 81 room.
Young men preparing for teaching never
fail 90 obtain first class situations, without
trouble, when they attend our Instructions.
Let 70 one leave home without securing d
place beforehand.
Charges
Board, Tuition and Washing, Tor -
weeks sl-j ~
Payments must pc made IN advance.
Send for Catalogue Address.
THO5. >. GATHRTGHT,
Principal,
July Is, ls1Otf Gh0lson, y. o., Miss.
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BILLS PASSED.

An Act granting leave of absence to the
Hon. ~ Anderson.
An Act TO define misCemeanors, and fix
their punishment.
An Act granting leave of absence to the
Hon. Theodore C.dyon.
An Act to extend the time for assessing
taxes in Marshall county.
An Act authorizing the State Treasurer to
issue bonds in exchange for State Warrants.
An Act to incorporate the Elyton, Cor
NTH and Tennessee Railroad Company.
An Act to incorporate the Grenada Saw
ings Institution. Committee amendment
adopted.
An Act supplemental to an Act TO ineor-
porate the Mississippi Mills, approved April
10, 1871.
An Act supplemental to, and amendatory
of an Act to incorporate the town of Water
Valley.
An Act to incorporate the town of Stark
vile, in the county of Oktibbeha, and TO
repeal all other Acts heretofore passed re-
speeding the same.
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Meridian, Mississippi.

The examination by Justice Horne,
Of Mr.. Jeh. ID. Bell, for the shooting of Or.
Buck, closed on Saturday evening. Mr..
Bell was admitted to bail in the sum of
$4,000; two sarcties in the sum of $4,000
each and his personal recognizance for
$4,000. The bonds were given aud Mr. Bell
was at once released from custody.
The WIuona Democrat says, the peo-
pie of jackson could not do better thing
Than 70 make the Pearl River Bridge free to
all. \ majority Of the trade OF Jackson
comes from Rankin county. To make this
atree bridge would draw great deal of
trade.
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A Medicine as cid as Time. For
aught we know TO the contrary, the Settler
Spring was bubbling and sparkling when
Adam walked with Eve in paradise. Be that
as il may, its sanitary properties have never
been surpassed by any medicine Of human in
ventiOn- They have. however, been embodied
in all their native efficacy in
TARRANTS SETTER APERIENT,
which is the chemical duplicate of the Spa
itself, and il is efeeting cures of dyspepsia,
biliOusness, constipation, collie. nervous de-
bility, dropsy, rheumatism, Sc, quite as rapid
and as marvellous as those attributed to the
famous Spring. and which the faculty of Eu-
rope have placed on record as among the
medical miracles of the age.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
APRIL Is sw&w
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E MPIRE SEWING MACHINE Agency
"a Best Family Machine in use, at
G.. hid. Sidway's.
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a CA r D !

A LII who wish a CASH PAYING Edueation
"A for themselves or sons, can obtain il IN
the shortest possible time, and with the least
possible expense, at
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AINETY-FOURTH DAY.
SENATE.

INTRODUCTION OF REsoLUTIoNs.

INTRoDUCTIoN OF RESOLUTIONS.
An Act for the relief OF W. IL. Small
wood.
An Act for the relief of the Sheritfs and
Tax Collectors of the several counties of
this State.
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r. l.. sAuxDERs, Rec. sec'y.
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Bay St. Louis, Miss, Feb. II.
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets,

New YORK, October 10, Evening.-Cotton
closed steady; sales 1913 bales; middling
mplands 1889, Orleans 20o4c Flour tirner.
Whisky 96c, Wheat 02c higher: winter
red and Western s, Zeal Co. Corn closed
dull. Rice Saoc. Pork $l3 7uQI3 -.
Beet dull. Lard: kettle iOsc. Naval
stores strong. Tallow active. Freights lower.
CINCINNATI. October l0-Flour and grain
unchanged. Cotton dull; low m;d(iiinos
l9c. Whisky lower. 90c Provisions strono
and in light demand; all held firmly, PORK
and lard not offered. Bacon strour; shouI.
ders 7asc; clear rib Use; clear sides Size.
All business neglected owing to the in tense
excitement regarding the Chica go con TIA era.
ton.
ST. LOUIS, October lO.-Cotton nomi.
nal. Flour steady; superfne winter S. -
% 30, extra winter s. IS, double extra
% .. Wheat dull and lower: No. 3 red
fau 81 4o0l Al; No. do 81 50dl 81. Corn
hrm; mixed on track AZ 42c; mixed sacked
54le 053c. Oats firm; No. 9 in elevator
35c; mixed sacked 330 40c Whisky firm
at 93A2 094c. Tobacco quiet. HEMP and
bagging. unchanged. Pork firm at sl3
Bacon: demand active and prices advanced:
shoulders Ac, clear rib So. clear sides 8hc.
Lard firm; kettle &C.
Coffee in fair request; Rio I6a1s1ac.
Sugar quiet; fair to good refining is ounted
at 909asc; Cuba else Molasses dnIl-
Ereights lower Grain per sail Sd; steam
81 q l0d.
Foreign Markets,
LIVERPOOL, October 10, Evening.-Cotton
closed steady; middling uplands CAD: Or
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l,lls ID ercials


TQE0DAY HvUNIW0, VCtOueE lUs aoAs y
rather unsettled slng S the money
New York resulting rom the CHIC: 50 q g. hariy
in the day there wee idmqSs OF excl ng 10
sond s For example: a p, va.e ie.el. n to
one Of our lesNin; b3ras announcing 'panicky
a them s s1s eos
s..t let lenders ssssd moe az at rates, VIII en-
however, were only aived in exc eptiona! Cases.
mark that in the pre- sent adj on Of the market
they are little better THAI ne IN lal viz: l0EN I'LL
sna sr good and
second grade; R0- for first class business paper,
without collateEals, and 1Sdls for good second
God o,ened at 1881 ailfh against ll3,s at New
York; aud closed at ia. 0'4ls (aeainst liis) The
and 5000 At ilis slss5a u IA. Gli4A; $3.50 at
ll4A, and $500 ut las.
America silver half dollars were in request, aad
5000 at lO9:. We quote these at lc3ai 0lO9k, and
gold.
higher gold the market advanced \ as. The
sa,es of sterling embraced about f2S 900 Of which
S25C0 bill OF ladng and S50o0 clear at l22:; 1000
Gle X at 1925 e. 1OJ clear f25so bill of ading and
$500 ele.r at IL sl3) aud s. 90 clear at 49,
$3.50 ak at 1881; g. at 1879; and $1,000 at
No ss'es of franc, came v thin our notice We
now quote ster'ing at l22is 1885 and l23a for
sood to Al oil! OF adiIs aud clear. and RID for
bank.
Domestic exchange was quiet and steady. Tie
banks supplied the remittance Genand &c. New
York sight d,af,s at > per cent discount, and the
TRANSACTION included : l2,o01 private bankels New
York s;ht at 9-l6 per cent discount aud $4,000
: i go and s Is 900 commercial New York sight
at s.
small remittance business was done in New
70 : god checks by some OF the banks at l p,r
c. It l. e. iuIA.
In stot is we noticed sales of 800 Louisiana Levee
at So 50 500 do at So ST.; 100, 100 and go 10 at
SO 75 coo. sou and 1909 Crescent C.ty Wstc wo.ks
at loo 2oQ0 Go at 12'sc; 1000 do at IS and 10
at l5c.
Nothing reported in bonds.
Two thousand dollars State warrants sold at i3 i.
City TREASURY notes axe nominal.
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FOREIGN.

CzaroWitch eealkeo ae Dorcester Earth,
suake ~ Csnseansineple-Duc De Jei,
vtlle's Sen - Eater the Preach Navy.
LONDON, Octoinr l0.-Rothschild's Car
risande won the e1srowitch stakes at Dor.
ceeter.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, October lO.-A violent
shock of an earthquake was felt here yes.
terday.
PARIS, October l0.-A son of Duke de
Joinvile, who is now an officer of the United
ctates navy, has received permission to
enter the French navy.
Paris. October lO.-Theirs candidates and
the Bonapartist candidates were defeated
IN CORSICA. Conservative candidates were
9eneteuy successful in Paris. The Bona
Partlsts ara all defeated.
The result of the elections in the conser.
vative provinces largely favor the repub-
Acaus: Those candidates deyelop ,,nex.
Pected strength. Prince Jerome Napoleon
- elected from Agacio.
BERLIN, October lO.-The ratification ~
the customs treaty for Alsace and Torro;na
is regarded - certain. A1o'1 '''ue
Queretier and Bismarck are now d;s.,,.
sing the paymentof the fourth haH n,;ii;arJ
indemnity.
MADRID, October l0.--Sagosta's part;s.,.
are preparing manifesto discovering radi.
cal ideas.
Allegro has been appointed civil governor
of this city.
The political excitement which has been
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TEXAS.

Partial Returns-G1ddings Ahead in FIT:
Teen Count1es-Hancock's Majority in
Twentysnfne COanties-Conuer Proba.
bly, Elected-Dlarttal Law In Lime.
stene Ceunty-Clark Will be Declared
Elected.
GALVESTON, October l0.-Fifteen counties
heard from in the Third District give Gid.
dings, Democrat, 622 majority.
In twenty-nine counties of the Fourth
District Hancock, Democrat, has majority
Of $780,
In the Second District Elk counties have
been heard from, which give Conner. Dem.
ocrat, 1858 majority.
Houston, Anderson and Cherokee coun-
ties give Herndon, Democrat, an additional
majority Of $50.
A special to the Ne,rs from Austin saws:
Limestone county has been declared under
martial law, and is assessed for $4,000 to
pay for bad behavior. Adjutant General
Davidson takes charge Of tie military of
Grimes county.
The vote Of Limestone, Gil mes and Bell
counties are to be thrown out. This will
make the vote between GidGings and Clark
nearly equal. and Clark VIII receive his GER
tifcate Of election.
Conner is said to be elected in the second
district by $1,000 majority, and Herndcn in
the FIST district BY u 900 majority.
The Ncscs' special, from NavasOta. saws:
General Davidson arrived, and counte,l
the vote of Grimes county, giving Clark.
Radical, z05 majority"
JEFFERSON, October 1O.-Mavor Kelley.
OF this city, with 200 State militia, left here
to-day for Grosbeek, Texas
Nothing further has been heard from the
elee tion. Conner is doubtless elected.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Election Returns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS us
Claim the State.


Claim the State.
PHILADELPHIA, October l0.-The election
returns thus far are very Incomplete. and
afford no indications of results on either
side. The result is not even known in tb;.
city.
The Republicans claim the State. but
there is NO mention Of majorities
WASHINGTON, October l0.-PeDnsvlyanja
election returns: Carbon county. Repub.
lican gain 20. Thirteen districts in North
ampton county give 339 Republican gain.
PHILADELPHIA, October l0.-The whole
Republican ticket is elected By 5000 major
ity. In the fifteenth ward the Republican
loss.was l22;; in the seventh ward a gain of
I'll; in the fourth ward loss of act: in the
eighteenth ward a gain of IL: in the third
ward loss of l63; in the eighth ward
loss OF 4l9; in the twen,y-eighth ward
gain Of As.
Returns from other sections of the State
are very meagre, showing gains and losses.
but somewhat favOrjng to Republicans.
Republican majority in the first ward Of
Piitsburg, 81.
PHILADELPHIA, October TO- Forney's
Press estimates the Republican majority in
the state ct 10000. The Legsatu will
We heavily Republican on joint ballot. The
pohtlcal complexion OF the Senate is doubt
ful.
In Cumberland county the Republicans
have certainly elected their Senator.
PTrsBURG, October l0.-Allegheny conn.
ty gave $500 to 5000 Republican majority.
FULTON, Penn, October l0.-The Repub
Leans gain twelve in three districts.
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Says the Galveston BulLet;,, =:

So. a rich morsel Of gossip has been poured
lntO our reportorial ears, and as some are
encGaritabie enough to think it accounts
give 1t to the puolic, vouchin9 for the facts
ana leaving them to arrive at conclusions.
A few days before the order Of the Gov.
on erno af was issued. quarautinng this port,
New Orleans, on his return home a.o and
while at the railroad depot in that civ MAS
told by the general freight agent that ' v was
heavy shipments of bagging and rome had
been made to firm in Galveston. and that
as the last had gone over, he had hs a,
hurry if he wished to get home. az the
Texas coast would have freight blockade
by way Of quarantine on its arrival in Gai.
weston. There, the cat is out of the bar at
last and here, all this time, we have been .
calling the Governor hard names, and &C.
cusing him of being blockhead, lacking
ordinary wisdom in persisting in tie en-.
orcement of the quarantine when there
vas no yellow fever in New Orleans. And
low it comes cut that it was not the yellow
ever in the Crescent City, but the baggine
md rope in our own. that blockaded the
Texas coast.