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DEoTDBDLY HOPEFUL,

Mr.. George Williamson, who was NOM
mated for Governor by the Reformers,
but summary rejected by the Democratic
convention, has struck his flag and yielded
to the inevitable. In his letter to Mr..
Randolph, in reply to one from that gen
tleman notifying him that the Reformers
had let him go, he accords his consent to
an arrangement he could not prevent and
adds with an air Of hopefulness the follow
ing touch of irony;
/. hope, also, our colored friends may be
willing to cOntide in the honesty of our
declarations, and give US fair share OF
their votes.
When it is recolleeted that "our colored
friends" had no delegates in the oonyen-
ton, have misrepresentation on either the
Democratic or Reform committees, and
have no place on this ticket, the response
to this hopeful request may be easily an
ticipated. Doubtless the ticket will be
supported BY the colored people in exact
ratio to the number of their race they have
on it, and that is just none at all Is it
possible that Mr. Williamson only wanted
to call attention to this damaging fact, in
thus suggesting an inquiry in that direc-
ton? We join with the gentleman in
hoping that the colored people may be
willing to confide in the ticket to the ex-
tent that the manufacturers Of the ticket
confide in them, and no further.
The position of Lasere and Randolph is
identical with that which the New York
World occupied two weeks ago.. that the
Democracy could not afford to accept the
Liberal Republicans And the record will
be the same. The World now says that
the Democracy will accept Greeley, but it
viii not help in the acceptance. The good
sense of the country has forced Mr. Greeley
upon the Democratic convention. The
good sense of the people Of Louisiana will
force the Democracy in this State to COM
bine with the Liberal Republicans. That
is their only salvation. We all sink into
the possession of the Customhouse other
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Enacted by the late Legislature the exclusive
hospital FOR Small pox aRd contagious complaints,
Is ON THE POETCHARTRAIN RAILROAD,
Fifth square outside Claiborne street.
INDECENT cases are received according 20 usual
city provisions, with permits from the sanitary
officials.
Private or paying eases are received for: Wards,
~ per day; private rooms SIS.
Apply at the hospital Eny25 ~
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NEW ORLEANS. JULY 10. 1872.
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THE LUZENBERG HOSPITAL,

?. }. Hsnnos. Secretary Of State. jelo ap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04
THE KU KLUx TRIALS.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., Jan. 8, 1872.
In the United states Court this morning ten more
prisoners from spartanburg county pleaded guilty,
and told the story OF their crimes In open court.
Among them was an old man, who was dis
charged upon his own recognzances. youth
named Armstrong pleaded guilty Of robbng the
House "a OOrre0tAosh .
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The Administration still After the Ku Klux-
Letter from Attorney General Williams.

WASHINGTON, u. c., Dec 80 1871.
Hon. JOHN Pool, washington. ID. Co.
MY DEAR SIR have received your letter OF tho
9th instant, covering one from Colonel Carrow,
United states Marshal Of North Carolina, from winch
II appears that certain interested persons pretend
and are trying to produce the impression that the
late change In the oflice Of Attorney General ndf.
Gates on the part Of the administration an aDate-
ment OF vgor In prosecuting Offenders under the
recent legislation OF Congress to enforce the rights
Of citizens.
am not acquainted with the motives which In.
duced Mr.. Alderman to resign, out know tnat INC
President was perfectly satisfied with the energy
and zeal displayed by hin In prosecuting members
OF the Ku klux Khan. ..
Judging from the evidence elected upon recent
trials or such persons this Klan is an ORGANIZATION
that no Christian civilized government can VOL
crate; and II those who commit or couutenance us
atrocious crimes expect any fav0rs from me tney
are doomed 70 signal and bitter disappointment
do NOT abandon the hope that all good cilizens
In the Southern states for the sake OF their own
safety and happiness, as well as from other consid.
ei ATOMS will assist the pubic authorities In break
ing up all combinations OF men formed t0 disregard
law and destroy the peace OF society; but unreal
soning and defiant crime makes II necessary the
President Is determined 10 all the power when
the constitution and laws nave placed IN his hands
to protect the lives and property OF peaceaole cath
gems and maintain the supremacy Of the law:
xanrA very tTulye GEO. u WlkLlANA-
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THIS DREW A GENERAL LAUGH
from the lobbles. The laughter ceased, for every
BODY was on the tiptoe OF expectation as TO what
stand Jacob would take on the question, and
wanted 10 near what he had 70 say for himself lie
stood for second or so without SAYING word with
his right hand casping his chin with sort Of des
perate grip and his eyes staring the ceiling out Of
countenaice. He 1naly exclaimed
II desire 70 be excused from voung.n
The grim republican Senators were determined
not TO let jacob or SO easily, ana when the Lieu
tenant Governor put the question
'Shall the senator be excused ~ solid, mani
mous mo p Crushed Jacobs last hope u getting
"Well,m SAID ne, and his smile was chdke and
D!and as nc spoke, 'as tho noes have 10 vote no.n
There was good natural laugh eli round at this.
door opened and In slalkcd Mr.. Lord. utterly OBJ
nylous, you know as to the part that he, ike tue
Historical BROOKS, had been wanted, aud was not
FOR LOVE OR MONEY
or even both combined. And thus early In the Sea.
sion did the rrepresslble negro question give tie
republicans chance TO tightly corner two of tine
very men who, last year win their colleague, had
put Woodn anu MS Irlends TO hight In every polti
cal encounter that took place on this very negro
question.
The memorials concerning the "Boss, presented
for future operations to prevent MIN from taxing his
seat In the senate or at least from Keeping M any
length OF time should ne take IT, contain nothing
new In the matter Of evidence as to the way the
As 10 the charges preferred against Tweed BY the
attorney General they are tnree:-Number one Is
from the Executive Committee OF the big Citlzensi
COMMITTEE, who ask Tor his expulsion. The second
cared vacant ana new election ords ssed Dc f Hs
third, which will be found In the report OF tbc
general proceedings OF the Senate 10 from the poor
kxAe o. krln hpaaed unaL-s"sA tn ses ere sssce
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The Trouble About the Senate Commit eos
Jimmy O'Brien the Cause.-The Erie and
Central Interest.
ALBANY, Jan. 4-12:30 A. NJ.
The trouble In relation to the Senate committees
continues. The republican senators desired TO have
their own members OF the several committees
leaving blanks for the democratic names,
10 be filled In by Lieutenant Governor
Beach. This the Lieutenant Governor refuses to do
on the arou nd that N the senators desire 10 take
the IDllty OF naming the committees out OF
his hands they must complete the WORK on their
own responsibility alone. The republican Sena-
tors don't wish 10 do this, for the rea.
son that they fear 70 refuse senator
OBrien the positions he desires, but DON'T
intend that he should occupy any prominent posi-
ton. They therefore wish TO cast upon Beach the
onus OF pleasing the democrats.
strong hgnt II also being made over the Rail-
road Committee between senators Madden ana Ia
kcr. The former 10 supposed to be In the Erie Rail-
road tnkreek an tha iAstes in that az The Central
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aud half TO three hours is spent in school,
? thus giving plsaty Of time for play and re-
creation. The use 81 tobacco, profans or OBJ
scene Language, is not allowed. The pupils
range in age from eight to twenty years, and
represent every county in the State except
three. Our eounty has eight and they are all
well and doing finely, and are exceedingly
well pleased with their home Occasionally
a boy runs OF, but invariably returns. A
finer eonpliinent cannot be paid the ins:itu-
ton and lie management than the recording
Of lhs fact that Il has lost but two Of its in
mates By dessstion since it was opened. Com.
ment Is unnecessary. There is at this time :
shoe chop, tailor shop md chair factory rum
ming, and other mechanical branches will be
introducedAs soon as our Legislature makes
the necessary appropriation, and in this con-
nection allow me to remark that If you expect
my vote for joint Representative II this and
Henry county, you must give satisfactory ev.
idenee that roo viii favor liberal appropria-
tion for the "Boys Home.' know nothing
Of the political sisws Of the present supsrin-
tendens or his subordi mates, nor do carr.
Bot after having been through the Institution
lam satisfied that everything is done with
rigid economy, and that more actual good i
being aeeonplished, on the Same amount Of
capital than IN any other institution Of the
State. For the benefit Of those who have
"wards" at the "Home' or those wishing to
visit the institution, It is proper to say that
visitors are admitted every day in the week
excepting Saturday and Sunday, from OAK.
to4 Pm. The boys from here earnestly.re.
quested me TO send them your paper every
week. you will piesse take notice and govern
yourself accordingly. One word more and I
am done. II our Legislature would at its
next session make provision for At least three
more similar institutions in different portions
Of the State, and as soon as practicable erect
one in every Congressional district, and ill
them up with the scores Of boys that are
growing up ia ignorance. iileness and vice,
theneed Of Stste prisons would in great
measure be disrensed with, and thus another
bone over y hich PENTHOUSE politician are ever
wrangling would be removed, and the fair
fair fame Of our noble State would be great
iy enhanced. w.R.M N.
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SheriHs Sale.

10y virtue of an execution to me directed
u from the Wayne Common Pleas Court
will expose at Public hale, at the Court
'ouse door in the town of Centreville, WAYNE
'uuty, Indiana, on the
sd Day of March, 1879,
,tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock q. M, and 1
clock p. M, on said day the following prop
cty, to wit.
The undivided sixth part Of the east, three
WI tbs Of the southwest quarter Of section
I, township 10, range IA; containing 100
;res, more or less. Said undivided sixth
art of said land. 10 be sold a. the property
Nathaniel C.. Potter; subject to the life
state Of Susan Cook, to satisfy said execu-
on in my hands in favor Of John G. Potter.
aid sale warning valuation ond app.aisemeut
Tvs. WIN. II. STUDY,
Sheriff Of Wayne County.
February 20, 1872. 81 4w-pf-e9,0O.
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Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati szette.
GREENsBURa. IND. April ].

Col. Jsmes Morgan, of this city, died TO-
day u IL o'clock q. M, after an illness Of
several days, of Rheumatism. He was one
Of our most prominent and highly respected
citizens, and has at various times held the
position Of Sena Or in our State Legislature,
and Was twice elected Treasures of ONT
county within the past fou- gears. He was
. man of strict integrity. and in al his ex.
tensive business relations bore the character
of an honest and upright man. For several
yoars past he has carried on the Strengthening
business in your city, and is well known
snong trading men throughout Ohio, Ken
lucky, and Indiana. His loss is deeply iel
In this community.
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A California farmer recently
scattered some wheat soaked With
whisky over field frequentel by
Wild geese. The silly fowls geFged
themselves with the seductive ban
quet, and got SO tight that they
could not fly, when the farmer
stepped in and dispatched six
hundred Of them with . club,
Other silly geese are also some-
times dispatched by means Of =
conjunction of whisky and clubs.
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Kokomo evidently does not
look upon slaughter house as q
nuisance, as its City Council has
authorized the erection of one
within five squares of tho Court
House. s9
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Fort Wayne is at present hon
ored by the presence Of Mrs. Phebe
Sopfield, who is in her 1O5th ear.
Mrs. S. has seen Washington, res
ceived a $4,000 pension from
the government, and several other
things, all of which are set forth in
a column talk about her in the
Gazette. So
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Commissioners Sale,

TIME undersigned, Commissioner, in the
j. case of Harriet Fleming ct al. in the
Warne Circuit Court, by order of said Court,
will sell at Private Sale the following de.
scr'bed real estate in Wayne county, Indiana,
to-wit: @&k8# E$ {
Sixty.one acres more or less, being a part
OF section 2, township II, range IL east, be
ginning ct the northwest corner of John
Thornburg's land; thence east so rods; thence
north l22 DIS, thence west 80 rods, thence
south l22 rods to the beginning.
TERMS OFSALE-One-heif cash in hand.
and one half in eighteen mnnths--purchaser
to give note q six per cent. interest, waving
valuation and appraisement laws, with good
security, and mortgage on said land 10 secnye
defeUed ray ment. bs.
Bids v III be received by the undersigned at
his law Office, in New Castle, Ind, Tor said
land until the 10th day of April, 1872.
2-4w. THOMAS b. BEDDING.
March. 10, 1872, isr
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The saw mill and heading ma
ehinery Of b. f. Marshall & Son,
at Curtisviile, Howard county,
was entirely destroyed by fire, on
Sunday, the 25th. inst. No insur-
ance; loss about 81 600 uaf r4r
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What the Choir Sang About the New
lis grt Bonnet.
BY HARaIsr1H rAxxoNp.

10 ng DY HARlIEF9H HAMMOND. IS
A foo,ish little m.iden bought foolish little
= bonnet, 50
With = ribbon, and feather, and bit Of
lace upon il;
And that the other msidens of the little town
might know 1t, NaA
She thought she'd 90 10 meeting the next
Sunday just to show it.
But though the little b,nnet was scarce larger
than dime,
The getting Of it settled proved to be work
Of time,
So when twas fairly tied, al the bells had
. = 10 Stopped their ringing.
And y hen she came to meeting, sure enough,
Is the folks were singing.
So this foolish l;tt'e maiden stood aud waitea
By the door, [
And she shock her rufles ont behind, and
snoo.hed them down before.
=" Hsllelujah! halelujah!" saag the choir
above her head 80
Hardly knew you hardly knew you r were
the words she thought they said.
This made the little maiden feel so very, very
- cross, gsss 80 $3.50
That she gave her little mouth tw ct, her
little head toss; 'a
For she thought the very song they sang as
= all about her bonnet,
With the ribbon, and the feather, and the bit
Of lace uponit.
And she would not wait to listen to the ser
ass mon and the prayer,
But rattered down the silent street aud hur-
ved MP the stair.
Till she'd reached her little bureau, and in a
band-box on Il
Had hidden. safe from critics y, her foolish
little bonnet.
Which proves, my little maidens, that each Of
red you uill find M ~
In every Sabbath service bu. an echo o. your
mind Fssitst~s
And that tile little head that's filed with silly
little airs
Win never get blessing from sermons cr
q,fn lromprayersYf< ~
IN 40 : Oar 1om,g Folks.
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ID directed from the Wayne Circuit Court
l will expose at Public Sale, atthe court
house door in the town of Centrevile, Wayne
county, Indians, on the 9Th day of April
1877, between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. M,
and O'Clock p. m. on said day, the folio W.
ing property, to-wit: E*ft
Lot number one hundred and twenty three
!23, in that part of the city of Richmond.
laid BY John Smith, except twenty 90 feet Of
Of the north side of said lot, As lands are
usually sold on execution. ~
To be sold as the property of Caroline W.
Borton. to satisfy said dec ee and execution
in my hands in favor of James T. Walker.
Said sale without relief from valuation or
apraisement laws. q
- WIN. II. STUDY, Sheriff ". G.
James Parry. Atty Plt'ff.
March Sth, 1872. 1-4w- pfs90 o.
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HIS SWEETHEART.

ronr face. ycur tongue your wit,
so iair, 20 sweet, SO sharp,
fnss pens, then drew then hif,
NINE eye, mine ear, my heart.
AS&e' nms ear, mine heart,
Rnkes TO leasn, TO love,
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With frowns with check, with smart,
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AiEe eye, mine ear, mine heart.
his eye, this ear this heart &
bhau Joy, shall bsrd, shall swear,
Your face, your tongue, your Wit,
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