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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-15
On Saturday, Ians 10, 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
tract of land situated. lying and being In the
county Of Shelby and State OF Tennessee, on
the state line road three miles from the city
Of Memphi being balance OF s916 acres,
which Is subdtvlded into tracts of about ave
acres esCb.
PlatS or diagrams may be bad at my once.
TERMS or SALE-One- fourth cash, balance
in six. twelve and eignteen months, taking
notes bearing interest, with good security,
and retaining a lien for the same.
M. d. L. STEWART, Clerk aud Master.
Hanson, Swigley q Dashiel. Soils. for COM
plainanant.
may7, sun tueR thurs I'd.
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ThursdaY, MaY 25th. IA.

within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-WIt: Lying in shelby county,
Tennessee, and city OF Memphis, beginning
200 feet from the east side OF DeS5OtO stTeei, d,
and so feet from the south line OF lot No. z
thence borthWardly 80 feet. by q depth of 10
feet, being pant o. lot NO 3, Block 81, on which
Is now situated 3 small house with four
rOous.
TERNs OF SALE.-On 8 credit Of twelve
months; note with approved security Je-
qufred, with interest frOm date; lien re5o tned
untiI the same Is paid, then the equity OF
REDEEM pCOn to be barred.
This A priI =, 1871.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
A 4 aar. -r.La -nIn
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60Yern0r's Proc amafion.

%. W O. 5EETEz, Governor o. srats o. zen.
nesss4. % aIl Wlo shan see these b. .=.a.-a-
Greeting:
al -EREAs. u has been made l-----~ ..
me- that cerra1u parties Lu fIs-rr.
MARI E-a with having comm tie ION ~.
--l't Gus il -llfrr ul the 20 CaE 1r auH-.
t-tL- upon me bodies o. Jake Eu-ezr and
den-y rzr1rer ,c0i1redl LzLsof cur cru-r-
nov runlLuE at .arEe-
Vow therefore l. d. ". e. sEyTEz. Gov
ard suLhorfIv 10 me YES 81 ~ ina-sr- ~. .
% W tr1 o 300. I've Euudred dollars aa--
~ 70 c91Fl-llcn, 20 any persOa or persons
asl9 m r. pr=-e eud the sslf parties n-
II uer % them, and Gel .v=r rfu B. -H-.r fr.
.l- -E=FLl o. lallar OF our county Of Weak
.-y. in lg1er thar i0srice In sass 1=Hslf arar
be La1 and executed
D. testimony whereof have here
Cuto set nay hand AID c4--=F rra
SEAL great seal OF the Stale rn be a1re=
q Haslvlle, on the 10Th DAY 1r
Nav. ISL
By the Governor. ID W. O. sEET-E
r. H. SrrLER- 5ecrerarv or state myLf
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NO 41s--1n the second -haEesry Court rf
oneloy CC1nrr, Tenn ssE----I 11u T. Nor
gan au1 o hers VS. 1T ll. UfseV e. al
II appearing from the bin. " isl Ls sworn
o. IA this cause. that roe tefsllsEt-
tary T. Arlsean aud .-u1T Mclean ar rLr-
iE2us Of y issoarl, and that +lsal Mclean
Aarg s. br-nsf1r1 A fr5C =. Brsls fl-d s-u.-
Qerl=L1 ". Brausfori and Hrrusr1.- u
are oif'Eeus Of feEss. and that they aye -
uon-res 1ts o the 81 O. O. Eeuu=ssHez
II is therefore ordered, bT che -Ia < ana
l tst-rs Thai they make their appearance
Lnanc5ry Court the rizy OF ra-
phi, tennessee, on or before the Era.
MonQay IA luy. 1871, ana plead. alz .r
or cemur 20 Comp- lnaCt's rLlI OF fEz
same VIII be taken for con esse as 20 E..a-r.
and -el for hes rLrE e. parre and ll r o. elr F
OF this order he pub lsned once q week a-
four 81 UccesslVe WeeEe IN the II uB1.s A.
peal This I3-h M-y L8TL
~ D. Z. s FEW a tlT. CLERK ans sszraE
BY GEO e 4LLEE1, Deputy ard L
Geo ~. WmeEssLtr. sol Tor cUupI'-E
myIa zu
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ChanCsry Sale Of Real Estate
SATURDAY, IUHE 10, 1871.

No. 4s78.--In the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby county thRrine Nc
Grath, Administrative. vs. Margaret Nc
Grath ct al
% cause, wiz sell st public auction, TO the
highest bidder on the premises
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WARD-In tnls city, on the i4th inst. In
the Sth year oi her age, Miss EENIE WARD,
youngest daughter OF Or. r. D. Ward
The friends aud acquaintanoes Of the fam
fly are resDootfulIy invited to attend her nu-
neral, from the drst Presb sbytsrian Church.
this CMOEDAY) afternoon, at4o'clock. SER
vices BY Rev. F. H. bowman. Carriages in
attendance at HoI t's.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRTvALs.
DEPARTURES.
IN PORT.
st. Francis. Sam. J. Hale, 7. h. Allen
phH Allin Celeste.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

The weather yesterday was clear and
pleasant The river here rose seven
inches In the past twenty-four hours, and
is now six feet three inches within high
water mark. At Cairo the river rose
three iRches yesterday. At st. Louis it is
still rising with big rise in the upper
Mississippi. The Ohio continues swelling
st Louisville and Cincinnati with four
teen feet on the falls. cumberland river
Is rising rapidly with thirteen feet on Hsr-
peth shoals. White and Arkansas rivers
are receding with a good steam boat stage
in both. The wharf presented an active
appearance yesterday there being several
transient steamboats, in port receiving and
dischaFging
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MARKETS.
IBY TELEGR RAPH.J
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 3L-Dry Goods-PriOes in
main steady and nrm, except for heavy
Brown Sheettngs, which are depressed. In
printing cloths speculs ton runs riot down
IN Providence, and sales are up to- g end OF
the year and even into next year, which are
nothing more than delusiye. and we venture
TO say that few OF those contracts running so
far ahead, will ever be filed. Sales reported
for January next at :, for INN edi ate delivery
u, for standard 2 yard to the pound or cloth,
while 2S4 yard to the pound of Eheettngs are
selling at uH@l2 This discrepancy Is too
great Print cloths are selling at q prodt Of
nearly &c per yard, while others Iule SO high
that printers cannot put much good n adder
cOlOrs in prints to sell at the present rate,
and hence contem plate putting up the price
Of new and dark work. In other elRases OF
goods there Is nothing OF moment trRnspir-
ing calling for extended remarks or change
Ia prices
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CHANCERY SALE
IA n Al D5TATE,

No. IN, Rim the First Chancery Court Oi
shelby county.-GeO. A. StOvau VS.. A. N
Ferguson ct al.
ID virtue OF an tBteTlOCutory decree for
ID sale. tered in the above cauas Eehr'y l6
1871 ! viii sell at publ su tiOn 10 the highest
bidder, in front OF the Clerk and Masters OF
nee, Greenlaw Block, second street, in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn on
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Samples Of Dress Goods, etc. sent 10 ths
Country On aPplieafiou-
menken Brothers
aaIa sTREET. c0RHER -
Non-Rssidant so4Ics

No. 80, K. Din the first Chauesrv COM. rr
Shei1y County, Lenuessea Ak swim ar.r Il
Sc b evans, hrm % AK swift q 20 rs.
FaIrlck Gly m Agnes McEziI ItEreur
IT aDprartug that writ CI attachment was
1 issued IN ene above Cause. NJ az 8 T.r..
against tHe s-lafs of Patrick slyun 81 .-.
oili Of cOmPlatuants, dlsd in his Cou-r a..
der oath. alis gtug that said GIy m IS s ra. g.
dent OF y haha rrr1roTy End a nur-resfd--E
OF the s. fe ~ Ten lessee, aad that baf- a.
deotrc 90 com ainaDts IN me g. no of 81 b sal
ss77 90. IS evids' eed By q nd zu,ent a-d rs1
ag j. 90 him In Gue Uni q Sa- O.. Court.
ana oT open account. thar Estl
al liacnuenG has been returned levied Oh
m artv o. tsieu7snt- e Iso th+t E--s
d cAsl eFEtt ta7 "a rl7 alyul} and ler 1-s.
o1na M-rris AeAeili gret are Ts-icsD-s d
Dmao'i. and a 4 IesldsDts OF the state or
Ignnesses=
TITS therefore ordered. That they make ll--r
appearance herein. AZ the court no1s- in ll=
e1Ly OF Mem phts, Tenn, on or 1at0r- l1a 1r-l
MouIay IA June ISL. and plead, zusW5r
or demur 70 com plalnaut's Dill ~ The 8 11
VIII be taken for confessed as 20 them al q s--
Tor hearing sEparta; and l1aE q copy OF tcis
order ue published once week Tor folr s-sl-
cesstvs weeks in the Mem p1iB Appeal
AcOpy at1ests
EDMUND A. COLE. Clsrk and Masl5--
By J. BLACE, Deputy O. and g.
Wefcalf = scar crougn. Hciz. for conpl-I5-
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MAHRlEO.

MILLER -BRUsH-On the I4th OF May,
1871, at St. Peters Catholic Church, By Rev
Father Byrne, Mr.. CHARLEs A. MILLER and
Miss j.. s. BRUSH. both Of tais city.
New York papers please eopy.I
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THAT NOlsELESS,

{ INK MOTION, LOCK STITCH, Straight
Il Needle, Blees Sewing Machine, Is con
trolled " parties who "will stay True, we
have handled ether machines" bat seeking
the bes, have found it. Agents wanted
everywhere FRAZER & Co,
myu 80 North Court Square.
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WALL STREET.

NEw YORK, Nay IS.-GOld Is 1irm, st 1Il9k9
me- It's future depends somewhat upon The
acceptance or rejection OF the Washington
Treaty. Loans made, l TO per cent clear
ings 81 900 900. Exports % day about 81 500,
90; for the week, 81, Sc, ,23S. Government
Bonds drmer, and fraction b CHER in puE-
Chasers for shipment by foreign bankers.
subscriptions TO the new loan. sls2.0 600 stocks
have been Irregular. Uniou Pacific and Erie
strong and active Most OF the list has been
made apparently weak by cliques. 70 induce
short interest. Indiana Central and Express
shares strong and ltOlsrs bly, active, the mar
ket closing steady Bank statement faVOrs-
BILE; shows the following changes: Loans de-
crease SSl 457; specie increase &SS9, ,2l9: cirCu-
lati0n decrease, S72 828; deposits increase
S4S74, as; Legal Tender increase, s2,l53,as
Money very easy. S634 per cent securities
frm and higher. Old Tennessees, 70; new
do. 20 Sterling, llOk. Government bonds OF
1881, ll77[; do. SIS, ms do. 64s, III; do. SIS
III; do. new, ll334; do. SIS, Il35S; do. 6Ss
1875 do. lO-40s, lO91S- Currency es, Il556.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, May Is. 3.-Cotton advanciEg,lOw
middling, l4c Bacon clear sides, l05ze,
shoulders, 79Sc hams, 1870; sugar-cured hams,
l6c. Lard, l2c Bulk msals-ciear ribbed
sides, exc; shoulders, SIC, packed. Corn,
TOc Data Zoe Flour, g5dB
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CHICAGO.

Wheat No. 2 spring fairly active, closing
steady, s 2914 al 20; this p.m steady, 81 2956a
81 293s Corn opened frm closed dun. $40
hrm, Z8lc higher. closing 495Sc, Rye, No. z
quiet, Sg14c, Barley, No. quiet, SIC. aigh
wines, S7L6S7Z Provisions dull. Mess
Ca h meats; nominal hogs STEADY, a 4O84 60
Cattle quiet S4 1895 80.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May l8-Cotton firm, ad-
vanced mildly, 1t5a. Flour firm supply light,
IS 5O93 IS extra family. Grain, wheat sea rce,
hrm, 81 4O9l SO. Choice other g ain in fair
supply. Oats, 6Sc; corn 6Sc; rye 81 O5. Pro-
visions quiet, steady Mess pork, SIS 90 Ba-
con packed, ~, 80. $50. Hams sugar cured,
l5c; plain IA Bulk meats, loose 81, 8. SIC.
Lard tterces, lie; kegs, i21<c. Whisky, quiet.
Ssc. Leaf tobacco active; sales 2O7 hhds, 41<g
4IIc; trash 45z955<ci lugs s924c, low to good
cutting leaf
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LONDON, May I8, S:Sg pm COnsols, $50.
Bonds firm; lS82s, 9O1S; do old '65s, S15< do.
'67s, e25s; do l0-40s S9}<.
LIVERPOOL, Nav l2.-CottOn bOuyant; mid.
ding uplands, 71SdT%d; middling Orleans,
71S85<d sal, s. Is go bales, 5000 for specul RttOn
anu export; 70 arrive, 75z975l. Bombay ship
ment since last report 70 18th, 36,000 bales
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COTTON.

NEW YORK, May Northumberland fair
and prices adVsncedi mlddL1ng uplsnds, l5
decline; IS O096 30 for sh piping grades OF ex-
ira. Wheat dull end declined; for red
and amber, 81 seal 60. Corn opened nrm
md closed dull: mixed western. 7qaSOc
Whisky easis- 9l1ss. Coffee, frm and de-
mand fair; Rio, l3S9l5H. Sugar demand
Issses firm; musooVsdO S994Se, Rice, S54GgL<c.
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ST. LOUIS, May lS-Flour STEADY, mode
rate demand; snper dne winter, IS 5095 IS /;
X, IS 756S 90; Xxx, s. 20tS6 30. Wheat hrm /;
No. 1, Miun. Spring, 81 q; medium to strictly
prime red winter, 81 479l IS. Corn IN
changed No mixed. in warehouse, 5lkC;
yellow sa ked, 5S5Sd80c Oats steady; mixed
in bulk, 5l853; sacked, 57d5S55; Barley quiet;
Illinois spring 81 O5. Rye. nothing uoing.
Whiskey dull, Sc. Mess pork quiet, SIS: on
orders. round lots not worth over ST. so;
loose, dry, altsd clear 5 des, SIS 26. Bacon
jObblng aid order lots, 7, 75E 81. E4,0l0c.
Hams. sugar cured, canvsssed, 1552c. Lard.
In small way, llQl Nc; tier es, IN. Hogs
quiet, s4 25G4 20. Cattle, S4 OO@6 Is.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANs, Nav I3 Cotton active. ad
vanced L6Z rOd ordinary, l35<Gl41+; low
middlins l4sSGl51s; middling; l5Is9l55z Sales
40 o; receipt 205O; a ports fOreig0 6258 New
York 8 8; stock, l43 Is5, Bran, S09S5. Mesa
pork, SIS IS il Others unchanged in respect
70 yeste days quosatiOn. Sterling, q; ssght,
g; premium gold 1l5<.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, May l3 Cotton market very arm I;
mtddling, 1870: net receipts, So bales; eX
ports to Great Britain, $3.50 les; coastwise
1889 bales; sales, 400; stock, &,254. For the
Week-NeJ receipts, 8S6 bales; exports to
Great Britaiu. $685. Continent, LOO; coast
Y Lse, 1855 sales, $500.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-07

Tue Oregonian editor gets up q
faint squeal of felicitation over the
Connecticut election. He thinks his
bread and butter 10 all right yet, as
the Radicals pretty nearly held their
own in Connecticut. Wo suppose
Scott would get terribly sour on us if
we were to intimate that the Con-
necticut Democrats were so certain
of success that they indifferently re-
manned away from tho polls, rs he ns-
erted tho New Hampshire Radicals
did last month. Wouldn't he ele-
vato his proboscis at such nm intima-
ton, and wo uld'nt he call it pure
Democi attic pettifogginep II he can
stand n complete revolution in New
Hampshire we can tolerate q ''stand'
off" in Connecticut.
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fCoNEBOTICUT ELECTION.

Tho news from the Connecticut
election, up to the time of going to
press yesterday, was very meagre.
but sufficient is known 70 indicate
that Jewell lRepublican) Is e.acted
Governor over English (Democlct)
by about 100 majority, and that the
Congressional delegation stands as
before-three Republicans to one
Democrat. In the Legislature the
Senate is said to stand 13 Radicals to
s Democrats-same as last year; the
House IS Radical by a very small
majority. Last year the House had
a Radical majority of 31-so that the
Democrats have probably gained in
that body.
As the negroes all voted, and the
most shameful practices were resort
ed to in excluding foreign-born citi-
zens from the polls, this result is not
surprising
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ed, let all disguise be cast off and
the true reason avowed. 1t will not
be less violent or wrong, but it will
be less hypocritical and more manly.
To any fair-mided man we confidently
commit the proofs contained in the
testimony now presented by the COM
mittee, and aver that in tho face of
such wrongs ns have been inflicted
upon an unfortunate and crushed
people by the rulers placed over
them, not by their own consent, but
by the exercise of despotic powers
by tho Congress of the United States,
no example of equal submissiveness
and patient endurance can be found
in history as is now presented by the
people of the State of North Carolina
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Il Is said that the bill of Ben. But
Ter to establish a new criminal code
in the south, and put the climax to
the infamy of reconstruction, is
copied from the English acts of par
Lament passed three hundred years
ago, and leyeled at the heads of the
Irish people to punish them for try
ing to be free. Commissioners are
to execute it, supported by the army
and naTY.
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cal ofiice-seekor. This was known to
Creswell by tho evidence of u Radical
mail agent, and yet district which
phys yearly into tho Treasury over
SO, 600, 900 was deprived of mail facilities
in order to carry out tho cry Of Ku--
lSlux. or such is Grants cabinet
composed. J. II.
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CoszpLnMESrARY.-Ag gentleman re-

CozpLnMENrARY.-Ag gentleman re-
siding in jackson county, in a pri-
vate letter to US, writes as follows:
Onrcitizens are under many and deep
obligations to you for the manly man
ner in which you dealt with the wretch
who committed the outrage on the 10th
uItimo. Allow me to thank you on
behalf of this community for coming
to their relief SO nobly. My Demo-
o. Q end of this county to the other
had had one hundred copies of the
fspsr could have sold them as fast as
! 10 I'D have passed them out.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NC Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned has been, by tho County Court
of Linn county, Oregon, duly appointed Admin
istrator Of the Estate Of JaMss Jaukips. de-
ceased. Therefore all persona having claims
samc. with proper vouchers, a ny residence,
miles south of Albany, Linn eonpty, Oregon,
within six months from tho dee hereof
JOHN Aec0Y. Adm'r.
April 1, lssa.-n3iu4-
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Mrs. Victoria G. Woodruff is Iectur;ne
on FinsncieriDg, the Railroad Subsidie-,
the Constitution, and other subjects pe-
culiarly appropriate to the female brain.
She continues as confident az is George
Francis Train Of her ultimate election
TO the Presidency Of the United States.
Supposing her husband to be living on
that glorious occasion, would he be call
ed DIR. President Victoria G. Woodruff?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-07

A somnambnlist, clad 0nly in his usual
nocturnal gear, walked into church at
Versailles, Illinois. daring service the
other night, creating immense commo-
ton.
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NorIcn or FINAL sET71EmEnH

ID. II. CRAWFORD. EzRcF5oR o7s7HE
this day filed bis final aessanh Of his ads,inis-
tration Of said Estate and rendered tho same fer
settlement. 1t is therefaSe ordrzed thai
Tsesday, the GA dss sf june, 1871,
in tho city of Albany, in said county and State.
be appointed for the bearing of objections 10 such
final secaant and tho settlement of the same, and
that notice hereof be eiyen by publication in the
estate Rights Dsmocrst.' ns wapspcr of general
circulation in said county, once ueek for at least
fssr successfve weeks prior to said day.
By order Of said Cosrt.
s. A. JOHNS, County Judge.
April 4. 1s7l-ns4w4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-07

Josh Billings says: Whenever find
q real hansum woman eagaged in the
swimmin's rights bizsness, then | am
going to take my hat under nj arm and
iine the procession"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-07

The number of tinted citizens who re-
csiyed charity in ths district Of Column
hia from FEBRUARY TO December, 1870,
~as s6 400. Nothing is said shout any
shire Il e2le receiving eharity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-07

tSuptcu W DO proven tnNt oaQ m1de, tnere
seems to be something very strange. / was at
work 10 the mill nearly every day from the goth
day of July TO tho 9th day Of August in con
slant company with Enoch Sloan, Jerry briggs
and my son was with Alien Parker and Jehn
Parker nearly or quito every day; ate three
times each day with wife and son, with whom
spent my leisure hours answered the same
question at least ence and sometimes two or
three timos each day. "iIave you got that ium-
Der matter arranged with comiey yet Y'' Talked
with all those parties and many others vary FIRE.
qucntly upon the subject of my trade with Com
ley, and yet no one can be found by Comley or
myself who. during all these nineteen or twenty
days. heard me say that purchase d that luln.
Der, save two individuals who casually happcned
To be at the mill, and one Of them just happened
to hear me say on very special and impor-
taut occasion that "Comley had nothing to 4.
there nov-thst had bought him ont, root aud
branch, and camc to the wise conclusion tat
as the s'root and branch" did not mean Ccmley's 3
dwelling, nor his race horse, nor dis tools in tho
mill, therefore It must havs meant that lumber.
doors. 6c., certainly it must--whils the other
witness happened--aeoidentally Of conrse--to
DC IN the mill, and had q conversation with me,
All "a which he had forgotten except three or
four very, very important uords--reru remask-
able-and yet so it happened.
am sorry that Mr.. Reed could not recollect
moro of that conversation. All he could rccol-
lect was that said had bought the doors, and
If had not received them would not. could
not on the spur of the moment reoaIleet just
what did say in that conversation. I GOULD
only say what did say, ssthat knew that /
had not said. that had bought the doors, or se-
ceived thcm. could not have said that for
never thought that / had bought them. hare
since been able to call that conversation dis
tinctly to mind, which was this: Mr.. Reed asked
me If had bought those doors? sid vas
about buy ing them but that they were not 1hat
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VI 3NOItA SdIOllla, Dub NtT6 cdlleQ
from abroad by Holden as fitting in
strueH ents for his dark and bloody
intent. In violation OF the consti-
tuition of his State, he made these
two strangers to his people officers
of militia, and having declared two
counties (Alamance and Caswell) in q
state of insurrection, he gave the un-
happy residents over to the tender
mercies of these two rafEans. Their
testimony discIoses their absolute
denial of having insulted or maltreat-
ed their prisoners in any way, and
their perjury in these statements is
fully proven by . the testimony. e
North Carolina is one of the largest
States, territorially, In the Union,
and is divided into 81 counties and
contains nearly one and half mill
lion of people. No act of lawless-
ness is actually proven to have been
committed, excepting in one or the
other of six, perhaps eight, of these
counties; and yet it is proposed to
employ violent and stringent meas
ures coercion or repression 70 the re-
naming nine-tenths of State against
which no berth of evidence or proof
of lawlessness has ever been adduced;
but which, on the contrary, exhibits
a condition of quiet almost suggest
ing the insensibility of despair.
What cause can be alleged, what
justification to the American people
can be urged for this renewed and
wanton invasion of a peaceful COM
munity? The statement that anarchy
there exists is absurdiy untrue, and
the testimony now laid before the
Senate overwhelmingly establishes
its untruth.
If aggressive laws are 70 be enact
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-09

AGAINST "THE The
Secretary of the Interior has decided
that neither McGarrahan nor the New
ldria Mining Company are entitled to
the lands claimed by them. This is
the claim re.opened by General Grant,
at the request of set Of the most au-
dacious scoundrcls that ever existed
inside or outside of penitentiary.
There is no doubt but that be had
taken an interest on both sides TO
make a shure thing Of it, but now that
the Secretary has rendered decision
adverse to both, VIC are puzzled to
know how the government" is going
to get its slice out of this job and at
the same time cover up its track.