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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-11

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-I. Becker & Co.
successor to p. Wallach, dealer in mems, youths
and boys clothing, have received an entire new
stock of goods, which they are selling at the
lowest market price. Those in want of clothing
or gents furnishing goods, would do well to call
and examine their goods before purchasing
elsewhere. I.BEcKER & Co.,
OdeOn Hall, corner Ak street and Pa ave-
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CITY ITEM

HARVEY & HOLDEN, the recognized estab-
lishment of the country, received fresh to-day
Saddle Rock, Shrewsberries, Morris Coves, Alb
secums, Hampton Bars, Horn and Winter Har-
bors, with full supply of all other choice brands
of salt water oysters.
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KID GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen. The
best Dollar Gloves imported; also, q novelty in
first class Glove. Ladies be early and secure o
good choice in calling at @. Baums Kid Glove
Depot 4O6 It'll street.
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ALL klGHr-D. =. Hamlink & Co., agents
for the Insurance. Company of North America,
rhiiadelpnia, have received a dispatch from
that company, which reads as follows:~a Com
pany not hurt Losses $500, 200. Adyices nos
tive" As the assets Of this company are over
three million hve hundred thousand dollars. IL
above named, there Is q balance of working can
ifal equal to three million dollars; hence this
company, old and well-tried as 1t has been in
the past, is still ready to meet all demands made
upon it. This speaks well for thecompany, and
its demands for the patronage of citizens of
Washington viii doubtless be needed.
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REGISTRATION IN THE SIXTH DrsTRICT.-
The Board OF Registration met yesterday on G.
street, near 18th, in the sixth district and 500
voters were registered, of which number 295
were white and 304 colOred. Last year 100 were
registered in this district at the first registra-
tiOn-52S white and 2O2 colored.
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STOVES, &c.
(ORBs,

and all diseases OF the FEET cured by
Dr.. j. y. HUNTER,
Surgeon Chiropodist,
at 465 Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street.
Established years In New York. oe3-lm
THE AMERICAN SUBMERGED DOUBLE
ACTING N0N-FREEZING FORCE PUMP.
The simplest and most powerful In use.
CHARLES WOOD,
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YESTERDAY, Mr.. Joshua Clark was thrown
from wagon at the corner of 4th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, and his arm was frac-
tured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-11

THE MOST POPULAR Sewing Machines In the
market are the Mclean & Hooper Elastic Lock
Stitch and the Wilson New Underfeed Shuttle
Machines. Although they are selling ct the low
price Of $40 and s45 upward, yet they are war
ranted equal to any and superior 70 some Of the
high-priced machines. The terms are very easy.
A. Rosenthal, 404 It'll street, Is the agent. Il
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DR.. j. F. HARTIGAN has removed his office
No, 5lS 9Th street
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Sons OF JoNADAB.-Last evening meeting
OF the Grand Council, 8. of j., was held at the
hail, 7th and streets, and after the application
for charter for Liberty Council had been acted
on, the charter members were initiated, Past
officers were installed by Deputy Grand Chief
9. L. Foxwell: L. w. worthington, c.. r. M .
A. enwick. ID. c.; James Davis, +. s.; NJ. T.
Parker, t.; w. II. Crown, NJ; NJ. Greer, /. W.;
r. A. Reardon, o. w. Addresses were made by
Messrs. Worthington, Fenwick and Parker, Of
the new Council, and Norton of No. I. The new
organization locates at the corner Of Ith street
held to work in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-11

GoETZ Q PATENT RRRLRCTINa GAS AND
LAMP SHADES win save one-half Of the guam
tity of gas or coal oil consumed without the use
of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
senthal, No. 404 7th street. Is the agent for them,
and also for Goetz's Double-cone Chandelier
Refectors, and the Diamond Diffusive Daylight
Rehectors.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements

SPECIAL NOTICE.-PAPER HANGING-Per-
=, sons reftttng ~ per cent by going 10
IlBMAN :, 1s2 Bridge street, Georgetown, 20 ct
WALL PAPER snd have PAPER HANGING
done. All work will be promptly executed in any
part OF Washington Georgetown. aud satisfarti0,
sgsranteed Particular attention paid 60 UPHOL-
Sihhf NOhh. se2g-om
T'HE GE0RGETOWN DOLLAR STORE HAy-
II Ing been much enlarged and reiitted, will re-
celye until January let large and superior stock
OF DOLLAR GOODS q all desori ptions. The beef
goods ever offered In the Territory for 81
se3lm No. 73 HIGH STREET
pAkkNTs, SAVE MONEY.
SCHOOL BOOKS
sold at publishers prices. Complete stock Of
SCHOOL REQUISITES,
sus AT POE sELIGsoNs, Georgetown.
ookl LOOK
Our stock Of BOOKS, STATIONERY MusIu
MUsICAL INSTRUMENTS, CHILDREN's CAR.
hlAGEs, and all kinds Of FANCY ARTICLES iR-
times. Nv
Several Parlor Organs and fine Pianos very low
POE sELIGsoN,
eh-vsn Georgetown. ID. u
CLOTHING.
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FOREIGN APPRECIATION OF AMERICAN
CHEMISTS. p. II. Malmsten, Professor of
Chemistry and Medicine at Serafimer HOSPITAL,
table Siciian Hair Remover and can say that it
will beautifully restore gray hair to its natural
cOlor,v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-11

At Oak Hail. 525 It'll street,
eo6 j. II. SMITH & Co., Tailors and Clothiers.
CoRSs, &o.-Dr. White, chiropodist, No. 535
18th street, opposite Treasury, Washington, and
No. North Charles street, Baltimore, success
fully treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails,
&C., without pain.
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IMPROVEMENTS AT THE CAPIToL.-The re-
pairing and alterations at the Capitol now under
way are being pushed with rapidity to compile
non: The seats OF the members in the hall of
the House OF Representatives have been raised
and the ventilation somewhat improved by re-
moving the floor regulators, which have served
Tor so long time as spittoons. The Columbus
bronze doors have been removed to the east
front entrance, and the space left by their re-
moyal, ss well as the other passage-ways leading
from the House wing in the old Hall OF Repre-
sentatives, widened. This is a decided improve
ment, for these doors always attract the atten-
ton Of the crowds visiting the Capitol, and
consequently often impede the travel constantly
kept up between the two Houses. The passage
floors leading from the rotunda into the south
wing Of the building have also been raised to a
level with the others, thus giving an uninter-
rupted line from one hall to the other. The
doorways have also been uniformly widened, Sc
that, standing on the Speakers desk, there is an
unobs;rneted view to the chair Of the President
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SI4.OO.
$780,.
&IA.OO.

s14.OO. $500. eI4.OO.
All Wool Cheyiot Suits,
All Wool Cheviot Suits,
All Wool Cheviot Suits,
Our own make,
sIi.OO. sI4.OO. sI4.OO.
HABLE Bros,
9,3 corner eth and streets.
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hIMPLIR hae au kind1 thermOmeteyn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-16

The New York Tribune collstes the views OF
the press in all quarters upon the Treaty OF
Washington, showing that, with the exception
OF Ons or two democratic papers, the Western
and Eastern, and Northern and Southern press
are nearly unanimous in approval OF the treaty
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4 80 IsS All
BUCK AND LA6ER BEER.

he hrst tnyoiee Of TIN. celebrated beverage VIE
t's' 20 ftSe4'e1 tIls o ~ std - nov fOr sale by
CHRISTOPHER MAIDS
coTnef loth aud II streets
fnd by OHAkLEs MADES
usyII OF corner 81 st and Penna - -.
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A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
COLUMBIA RAILROAD STOCK.

COLUMBIA RAILROAD STOCK
$40 FAR VALUE.
Only Sl!.S the First Instament, TO be paid at the
time OF SUI scribipR.
Only limited number OF shares will be issuel
Subscriptions for Stock may be made With q h
MHnIh, Treasurer. Rational Aetropoiitan Bank;
W. gLAsETT. Sec Board Of Trade rooms
rs PROGRESS AND PROSPECTS.
ibe columbia street Railway. work on which 10
10 be commenced 1t once, Is TO run from the cas-
eide oil 18th street. Biggs Bank along New lori
sserne 70 The Intersection of street. thence paa
the koffLern Liberties Market, on the south -ide,
and down assachusetts avsrue to Il street out II
street past the Government Printing once Ani
81 Aloysios Church. to the toll gate; distance OF
seout 'wo and one half y lis, which will be run 10
thirty minutes. The directors expect re get the
Charter amended az the next seesiop Of Congress
as enable the company TO extend the road to the
Capitol and other important points, The bC ard OF
directors: G. Mckeden, President; Alexander X
Shepherd Hsn. A. - Clap, y 3; fugit. VIM.
d. v hiie, cashier National Mstropolitsn Bark
treasurer. IRep.I my4-lm
nUUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS at
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Governor Cookies message wins applause as a
thoughtful, common sense document. Tue To
port OF the Board of Public Works, and the open
ing remarks OF the presiding officers OF the two
branches of the Legislature 9, also impress the
public favorsbly in behalf of these officials.
Now let US SEE If the performances of the new
government come up to their manifesto. The
appearance Of the Legislature, too, is in its
favor; and IL Is evidep, that, both in tone and
capacity, the membership is considerably above
the run of legislative bodies Unle1s appear
ances are particularly deceItful, the Legisla-
taTe will do good, ere iitable work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-16

CUMBERLAND COAL, assorted Va 91xIifIss
" suitable for family, steamins and blacksmith,.
purposes, for sale at The
LOWEST POSSIBLE BATES
FOR Casa
Cfoe-4'I street snd Canal. pspot-Potomae
river sud 9th street
n.yn I'm KRIFT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-16

The New York Star has purchased the Demo
erat, formerly Brick" Pomeroy's organ, and
its last number was issued on Saturday
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BOARDING.

SUMMER BOARD AT VIENNA STATION
- Washington and Ohio railroad. Those wishing
20 !eaNethe city lor the summer monthswe nnsr
Trains leave daily. except Sunday. for Alexandra
at y 4 q N. snds p m Apply i%%sdist.y 70
L dated with BOAkD in q private family At No
i254 9th street N. W. Terms reasonable. mis- 81
ROABDIE0 "A pleasant FRONT BOOM. and a
- suite Of eligible Rooms besides, with BOARD,
can be had Al 4l3 4th street. mylsS
DERsOKs DESIRING BOAfD IN A PRIVATE
Il family, for the summer months, in a pleasant
location, address 3. X. CUTTINGS, Blsdensburg
Md Eight trains each way Terms moderate. mis- ST
SUMMER BOARDING AT sPRIkGpALE.
LOUDOUh COUNTY, Va.
Lincoln, three miles from amflton Station, W
Ohio Railroad. is being thoroughly fitted up aud
viii be open for the reception Of Bosrders June
A Coach viii be kept FOR the ACCOMMODATION
VI bOAkDEhS, which will meet the trains regu-
iarly on Saturdays and Mondays at Hamilton Sta
ton.
Terms: IS to SO per week. according t. rooms
several single 70 ntiemen can BE- scsommed .ted wa
very pleasant thirs story rooms at SO per week
References: Mrs, Edwin Green, 1888 K street
kuditoTs Once. Washington. d. O.: Ro6ert q
Miller, Es1 Alexandria, Virginia ,c
n nSSf I'm Lincoln, Loadoun No5 COUNTY. Va,
ID pleasant ROOMS. for $50 per north, y mile
from shlpley or Contee Station. b. 4 v. Railroad
3, II. ALsOP. Contee station, Prince 6eorsas Co,
ELIGIBLE AND CUNFORTABLE Rooms,
II near the Departments, with nrst-olass Board,
can be bad az No. l2lt L street on reasonable
terms. Also, Table BOarders accommodated. fe9- Il
EIRsI ELAaa B0ARD, WITH PLEASANT
street. Good location and aocessbie. mhE-iy
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On the first Wednesday of October next the
fri' nnial Convention of the Episcopal Church
IN the United States will assemble in Baltimore.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
J UE>DAY .............. May Is, 1871.
Operations Of 1.-THE baltimore and Ohio
abroad Com MANY

Again we are assured, by those who should
know, that Mr.. Garrett is pushing on the work
upon the Metropolitan road Ofrom Washington
to the Point OF Rocks in a way that really
promises its completion in six months, possibly
by the opening OF Congress in December.
The Baltimore and Ohio Company will have
such manifest advantages over their great Penn
sylvsnis rival by opening this short and direct
route from Washington TO the West and North
west via Pittsburg. that their interests will I'M
dOubtedly prompt them 10 complete the link be-
tween this city and the Point OF Rocks In season
for the travel OF the next SESSION.
Mr.. Garrett seems now thoroughly aroused
for the f chit with his active and astute adyer-
ssries of the PeDnsylvar "a road and il the late
progress OF the game has won some advantages;
a., for instance, IN making q shorter and
cheaper connectiO with P..,sburg, via Com
nelsyille, than that afforded via Harrisburg by
the Pennsylvania rod. This new line to Pitts
burg is already earning q handsome revenue.
We see il stated.
The st. Louis come ction and the rev Chi
cago line are projects to which Mr.. Garrett l.
lust now devottng his close attention and the
arrangements for both are said to be as good a.
completed. AS We have heretofore stated, the
Baltimore and Ohio Company have made q dual
agreement with the differentinterests connected
hOdC over Ine ueOrget0 WI
squeduct; and the road making q through con-
nection for Mr.. Garrett with the South will be
put Immediately under contract.
The knowledge of these facts in regard TO the
'urortant extensions and connections planned
by the Baltimore and Ohio Company, has, the
Baltimore Gazette says. led recently II consid-
cradle purchases of the stock of the road by the
New York and Philadelphia excursionists who
visited Baltimore lately.
Well, We Ike to see this spirit of activity on
the part of the Bsltim Ore company. Anything
il better than stsgnation; and in the rivalry be-
tween the great railroad powers substantial
good must come to the community through the
increase and cheapening of railroad faciliti IS
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DEAL ESTATE FOE SALE
KILBOURN 81 LATTA,
NEAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS.
COBNER 18TH AND STREETS.
FINE BRICK HOUR,
on Connecticut avenue. between ii and streets.
opposite Mr.. Corcorsns mansion, and near Lsfsy
cite Square.
THREE-STORYAND THEE STORYBACK
BUiLDlN@,
thirteen rooms, bath room. linen closets, store
ro'ms. elegant marble nsntels, house nsw and fin
wine ee'iar furnace room with two furnaces, isun'
dry. House 29x7e Terms liberal.
GOOD BRlOK HOUSE,
18th street, between and streets, three story
improvements and oonveniences. For sale cheap.
ONE OF THOSE ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCES
On STREET,
between Franklin and Scott Squares.
The SOUTH ONE-HALF OF SQUARE I62,
bounded by L, nth street. and Connecticut avenue,
on long time.
FINE SQUARE OF eKo.ND ON 10TH
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
in all parts of the city for sale at reasonable price,
and on liberal terms.
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY Oh DISTRICT
PROPERTY.
KILBOURN d LArTA,
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS',
myl53t Corner 18th and streets
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NoyiS Avs

This day came the complainant by Solicit
or, and prayed citation for the resident de-
fend'ts to-wit, G, B. BODY, FirginiaS' koOy}
and A. II. Roby, 4 minor, residing at ana
whose most office is Meridian Mississippi,
and for publication to Frank NJ. Roby, resi-
deneS and post oticg New York city, Stale
Of New YORK, Thomas S, Roby and WIN
am s. Roby, residence and post otleo ~
weston, State OF Texas, and Fannie W.
Jones, residence and post office, Demopo-
| is Alabama.
IL is therefore ordered that citation IS
sue and publication be made according 70
law. r9rsaid nonresident defendants to be
aud appear at the next term OF tina Court
to be held on tho 3rd Monday in January
A. d.. 1872, and plead, answer or dem4r,
to conplainunts bill, or the same Will DC
taken for confessed.
Done Mt Rules this l4th day Of NoNem-
Der, A. d., 1871. o,rru n...,
noVlS
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TIE Celebrated
NOTICE.

10Y order ofthe board Of Supervisors,
IpSEALED PROPOSALS, for me par
chase Of the
" eEI Sec. 81 T. IA r. Is. and the
E8'N 1t of Sec, g 4. II K, IL. 4. being
100 aces, the lands heretofore purchased Of
u. Mlaorrer, by tao county Of NoNubes
Tor Poor house purposes, will be received
nj the 0llce uf Clancerv CLERK, until the
first Monday in december next.
Terms hu.f cush, balance in II months.
GEO ). SMITH, OK,
neyls Is
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give this week the first of
pleasant gossippy letters
rs lady correspondent,
~ a mind to call her our
'pondrnt" on suspicion.
p read with pleasure by
'"hO have graduated"
young mon too, who
there is a great deal of
pure in them.
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gSg-Fiuc Piano for sale, price low,
apply to, DURANT OWENS.
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D. SaIilery Of all kinds at
KLAUS & BRO
EeJ For tie best and cheapest
.oans 60 to KLAUS Il BRO.

Rs3' am now in It situation 10 do
what | have been Wishing to do tor
a long time. can sell Furniture
and Collins at lower rates than they
can be had elsewhere. | have a
new stock, bought for cash and
warranted Of the best quality. | can
sell bedsteads from $3.50 up to Sl25
-cotlins furnished from - to $500,
including the genuine metallic cases
fully ornamented, and will always
keep a full stock of all goods in my
line on hand.
FINS f. CARLTON.
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We ought 10 nave 'll
s.tifed with the interests
n, who will give satlsisc-
,yrIes. We learn Gus Of
Rates will order an et'c-
ling to law, IN a short
x',L mrny tbar1.
,bo have solicited
name for the office Of
sMaco0, ! most respect
ING. " Vac
-
III
HFiEtD-
O''''
10, Ti,pors,
]an-Fmodtas, etc.
YATES MOHrh l.
lo6ls and shoes received al
Boston al ana ,S so," Z. '2 pDp oF
M
Iron is unusual y album
has. Baker, at the steam
haod, in two nights, ne
sels. The river has lai.oa
labi in Consequence.
n. :.
, 15o ,iroI IF ,be post
'ou'0 = ' -,
Nm. "a .ait every tu>,oE
gr.gc The guy, Tie lively
ere
m"Iso a large VARIETY 81
every '0'0
w.sb ,o onhscr.ka for
ber In ,bc United States,
f name ,hcrs it twill come
EItrS REQ
lloO''o herewith 4 '"'''
kur Sp.ti which refers
kars sg.,,ive ojccttbr Non.
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himself; by upsettins
Ring down signs and up
of weak standard, the
Flowed tho next day by
. expect to see that
Nrasc "Old Boreas," in
exchanges, about this
generally gets the cred
breeze that comes from
p. Our breeze We be-
4 modified zephyr but
II wrong way.
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Estate J,J. $, Smith, decd.
noYlH-hts
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-09

GNrSUGGESTIONS FOR TIE SEASON.
Thousands regard the wiuter as seaspq OF trials;
and the truth Isl that II there is weak point In
the system, winter Is pretty sure to find II out.
Constitutional tendencies TO disease are generally
aggravated by damp and cold. tRheumatlsm
sometimes lies perdl all the summer aud fall, to-
pounce upon Its vIctims in the season OF cold.)
As means OF fortifyintShs body against all the
diseases which prevail most extensively In winter,
HoSTETER,S STOMACH BIrTERS canuot be too
urgently recommended. There would be fewer
cases OF the pulmonary complaints tending to
consumption, II all feeble systems were nv1gorat'
ed during the season with 1nrse OF this tnesti-
mable vegetable tonic and Alternative Constipa-
ton, indigo e.tlon, torpdty OF the liver, and gen.
eral sluggishness OF the secretive organs, very
genera ly prevail at this period OF the year. To
oil these ailments experience tthe most trust.
worthy Of all mentors) teaches Us that the BIT
TERS is reliable remedy. Warm clothing is a
good external defence against atmospheric cold
and moisture, but vigorous activity In the vital
organization which generates heat and delivers 1t,
TO the surface, is also essential to health and this
activity is secured through the operation OF the
BlTTERS. The skin sympathiaes with the
stomach, and II digestion Is regular and perfect
th. exterior circulation will be briak, and damp
and cold may be encountered with comparative
sarety. febi-8Dk0
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the different States, than by disfranchiaiDg
and ilnprisoning any unfortunate who wears
a false nose, or indulges in !Christmas
masquing. ..,-
Some years ago law prohibiting alf
masks and disguises was passed by the New
York Legislature. It was to be vigorously
enforced. And it was Soon after the pas
sage of the bill the lsraelites in New York
City had public procession, after the style
of the well-known Mystic Krewe. They were
arrested, every man. jack OF them, and thrown
into prison. Merchants worth millions were
consigned to the police cells with horrible
swiftness. This was enough to show the
ridiculous character of the law. It punished
those whom it was not desired to punish;
while men who wore disguises for purposes
ofroBbery and violence were never detected.
The law was repealed, or is never en-
forced. Mr. Sawyer's bill would fore no
better. 1t might prevent young men and
children from indulgiug in their carnival
masquerading; but it would not lead to the
punishment of the white-sheeted gentry,
whom it is desired to detect. According to
Mrs. .Glasse, it necessary TO first catch your
share." And II the State laws, as they now
stand, are inadequate to the protection Of
life and property, a Federal law, with addi-
tional penalties; will not mend. the matter.
They who do not fear the gallows or State
penitentiary will not be deferred BY disfran-
chisement, even when coupled with fine and
imprisonment.
For once, Senator Sawyer has blundered.