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To The Public.

To All Persons with Sore Eyes.
Won can be cured by calling on DR.. p. W.
IL SMALLI, hear Unien Cross Roa DIS,
Union parish, La. 4 can state that in ~
days he cured me of the worst form of sore
eyes. / was almost completely blind and
unable TO do or attend TO any business. Ny
eyes were OF two years standing, and want
all persons with diseased eyes to know
where they can find true and honest man
to cure them. He is a perfect gentleman
and win do what he promises.
MS Its A X. SEARS Z.
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Succession, Sale.
accession fJos Graham, decd

Succession of Jos Graham, decd
QY virtue Of an order of the Honorable
I'D the Parish Judge in and for the parislf
OF Bossier, La, and writ issued therein
der, will sell al public auction. to the lasi
aud highest bidder, ut the Court house doc
III the town OF Bellevue. La, between thu
hours Of ii o'clock in the forenoon and il.
the afternoon on a4
Wednesday, 3rd day of April
next, iiS72l the following described land
belonging 10 said succession. which wa,
required by deceased, by his last will, TO be-
sold 10 wit
The southwest quarter and south half o.
northwest quarter and northwest quarter o {
northeast quarter of section one, and south
hall OF section two Except southeast quarter
of southwest quarter and south half of
northeast quarter, and southeast quarter Of
northwest quarter of section two, township
twenty one of range Twelve of nOrthwes
IouisiSns, containing SO acres, more ar
less
Tcrri. &c Salc-Gnc third &c price to he
paid in cash, and remainder iu twelve
months after sal. with S per cent per an
nun interest tlereon from day of sale, pun
chaser giving hvud for price with approved
security and mortgage and vendors iiea
npen land bought. Appraisement TO DO biz,
I else no adjudica Jon.
b. f. ONEAL, Sheriff.
! March LIST, 1872.
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Jas. IL. Gresham,
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER,

Blank Book Manufacturer,
Printing and Binding Done Neatly and
with Dispatch. g
No. % Camp Street,
y9niO Ner Orleans
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bellevue, July III, u, l., y, 80, 81, Aug i, :
I SHALL expect all tax payers to meet me
and pay their taxes promptly shall visit
yoa out once; if, the n, yeu do not pay your
taxes, shall at once serve ven with the le-
gal notice. Pay ysur taxes while ! am in
your vicinity, and save costs and trouble.
Tar payers, mean business
All Retailers OF Spiritaeus LIQUORS, are
subject to criminal prosecution, If they
Retail without first having attained Ii
cen~c thcrefor-penslty net less than one
hundred dollars, and in default OF payment,
Imprisonment not less than fifteen days nor
more than four months
JAS. A. HEBRON,
Tax Collector for Bossier Parish, La.
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GrcoleV's Last Speech.

Mr.. GHfsLEY talks as sensibly now - NJ
did when his prospects for election in tho
opinion Of many persons. were p''&n'''
Ills speech AT PlcasantvtlI", \. - ~ . S'e''
Liberal and Democratic meeting hc'a OH '">'
Saturday, was cl,aractcri-tif''y Hir'i%h't"'-
,vo~d liberal cIom,cni, and able. When nc
esxs "lct us make this country ono AGAIN -
anl again. 81 ask that TIC American pco;N'
,.;vr ,hcir sympathy and their generous sup
,,,rt 10 the people of the South. who ioi
sovcn wears have tried 10 do their duty a.
reorlr. rs citizens restored TO the country -
he riyf., uiicrancc 10 The very essence al i'.'
Ii!;era! Republican ard Democratic pat
forms in this campaign. and docs II III =
frank, ou,srohcn way that ln''' '''''''''''"''
esteem for himself and the parties WHOSE
standard lie is hcaI-inc 10 victory.
Mr. GgErtgy. pow n heretofore. a"k~ no.
he'd: 10 ya.c for him under = mlsapprcheh-
.;o,, ~ his POSITION IlcnC, he ic2rlcs>l;
defends the soG:ii against the slandcfcus
inDu,ations of her enemies. and for lis
fraukrc.s. In the very teeth oi ino,c who
VIII twis, Bis words iutU sympathy with
,Ylniion and kIk!uNiS,n, wr ni the Souii'
should hold him il grateful remembrance.
10 he best expressed At the polls OF ii'r 9th
Of November.
Il i The simple truth that c'r'N act ami
every ultcrancc Of the Lihcia! candidate for
the Presidency since his nomination has
been il keeping with thc character "i nj
honest, aide and patriotic statesman. Pc"
men could stand such IN ordeal Is la fallen
10 III, iot without exhibiting >pinc fault or
failing OF which the people w"uid have Il
right to complain. i;ut hi co1!>r, on the
contrary. has bco0 such 4, to c1nl!G1nd tic
admiration oi all men not laluin% lariy
above principles and whatever may h" tie
result OF this contest the nau}c Vi ltoEA"t
GHAaLrY will have II proud pllc" 81 The roll
Of Americas greatest men.
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Senator Hunter on Finance.

!. IS cnc u the most encouraging. -'"ii, 81
tic ;.gaea that The opinion OF distinguished
ex-C2nrcdoY!tc s;atcanr:n nj,pn iIr tinarrial
lniio2 nr tie Government i,sou"!H ard pub
l!.hc0 by tic l"adinG papers II thc city 81
Nov York. The New York UcrGid, Itl'
As,1e. and Nfcrid publish, tie first in part
and The tWo last-namcd III fun, Il long letter
FROM Hon. r. y. 7. IvG-rH. cf Nnyina, OF
the i,:!arciat Interests &c t!c cruntFy. II
view al the fact TINT NJ. Ui'.,f:G ha. dc
y5t.t; :4lv ye:l> 10 Tic study of iinrncc, hNt
tGli h VS. tgn. Ciiaiiul"u q Tho committee
81 tic CH;i.d States senate iayi'r: tlc sub
re. IL charge. hi opinions ought 80 be en-
tfsi.L 10 O bearing, ana ~ venture TO 81,
that nn one in the present Congress i Imor'
c.,!tr.1rn. tie task. Tie late Hon. W. II
G:v7Arn anal SrErHrs 4. nolGLAs were Iii
colleagues Oh lie Scuat" Committee y
finance.
II he letter before u ct occupies sry"!a
columns in the New lolI, lr,pr!~, Mr.. Hrs
qrn oppose: The financial >c;I'!ncS q: the Ad
u.iEi.irutiun and G>r> ground that ii = inrN
rcl!cn. 10 ATTEMPT t" pay eli tie rIn't'
dcbt hy cNor&iant taxation Of III" present
generation, In, that il ought 10 10 divided
with ioslcritv. wicn il c.n l'r more easily
net ~ double o'ir present pol"lti!"nald an
Increased prosperity. lie next ATTACKS lhc
rr,f.ci'Yc tarill system. au! attribute, H. il
IL" {. .!iI.c il on shipping" mt.rc.t. and d.
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South Carolina holds an election to-day
hu, the elections in that state now excite III
Tie interest outside OF her borders beyond
the interest OF pity, for there r""nr> i1!l'
whichever ticket wins. To-day il is 4 fight
between two wings Uf the nadical PARTY
tie candidates for Governor being i. !.
AiosEs, regular nominee. and f!1mN Toy
,lssoH, bol,cr. The Republicans elected
their nominee Cor Governor in 1870 by q ma
,niiIv OF 1854.
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and demanded that the Government aas a.,.
Using should be taken from The PFe es 1s,s
with what success is not known. de a ,,s9
endeayored to learn if Colonel Forney . hau
anv appointments, and demanded tilat . 1nas
ton should he taken from him. AitogetneIi;
the s:erator manifested good deal OF Tue o, ~
vipor which gained for him the name u
master of the Pennsylvania ring"
Looking 10 Virginia. .
WAsarsGros. October 3.-Accorall, e,;t ~
thc understanding in Administrator p n'"tc
cal circle, tire present pro@rahi'n, - ~ ,nrl,
evc,v effort 10 carry the States OF NrI Lara
a,d Tir,,nia. hlIusion has bccn .l'',''i -, ne.o
tnrnrr in these dispatches to wilat i 70 w
c n,u in New York. Speakers aie a,1 ,;
=, hc sent to yir.ini, and every otl''r apple
.,rc, ,.rd to secure the electoral vote OF l''al
. .:',,. far fine Grant and Wilson ticket. Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue Douglas. VINO
r,.turnrd only yesterday, leaves ut once 10
sneak in the camlmi-n there, and VIII he loi-
lowed Ivy others Of more prominence. y
prnpos;tion iI;s been made TO have Inc ne
publican candidate for Eicc-1rcsidcnt st,llni'
yjr-ni, and Maryland. Secretary De';'iio
lett for New York last evening.
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FESTIVAL N GOUCHLAND.


Til, house Is npw oHrn Ter the reception of the
public. Centrally located in III" heart al The city, on
tie main street. in c"-" proximity Ia the Capitol.
Fost-Ui!icu, t,lSorlhn,lsc, hIk-. principal business
i.c,IScs. c!iurcics. ANA al Etccs al .mt clcmt. il
presents advantages f:sr--sd 10y icT. l,"tC..
10 ili-ai> and i!lc t"4vcm@ public generally
Offer every Infringement dat lru8 experience aud
constant ,c>T.. H. prnuC;c tie pleasure and coin
fort 0f III, patron. will w'rr!&t.
Tic tlic. VIII ii Ill times ir supplied with The
lest that this AMI ether markets. ;tturl.
Attached IL the ljnI FL Ia tr,;-clns> kESTAU-
RANT, which viii 10 rnlrr the immediate control
81 III" Proprietor 81 the h"tcl.
Hedging my MI i,itti efforts IL PLEASE. re-
SI"ctiuy ,oiiei, HE patronage II NY friends and
III. public -cccra:iv. !. Il. -CBLETT,
% .-!n La.c Proprietor u! opotsHood Hotel.
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MI SPECIAL NOTICE.-We call atten-
tinn TO-DAY 20 the large and attractive sale OF
RIrIID LOTS 10 Inc made Ivy Mcssrs- HILL IL
GoDDTS. Auctionrcrs. nj O'Clock Z. NJ. on Car''
IIaryjc. Ashland, and other streets rare orpor-
tuuity IL offered parties desiring to Invest III
ground which, cannot fail to pay. Refreshments Oh
tI,n ground, VI ''-it
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s.;s,Iislg;xTaT NOTICES.

s-r DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
nm TpE SOUTH SIDE or FRANKLIN Be
rrwrEg TwENTY-THRD AND TWENTY Y
rnIypTH STREETS FOR SALE At AUCTION
TT4Ta AFTERNooS.-Th special attention OF 'ne
nut,ic is particularly called to the saiecf MT L. a.
J. CLOPToN'S RESIDENCE, located as ABOVE, 70
come off ut O'Clock THIS AFTERNoOS. eec
auction head for further particulars.
nc 1s-,t W. GODDIN, AuctioneeT.
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H,ismayct; and his wife and eldest son are
d. toyqany, England.
Tic Raleigh Senhnel-!laif shcct,-h,s re-
sa,caI Fgj:cation, and pitches into the
ta...:.@ c"rpct-baggers as Of Old.
4ile 4@acadtan is published by Mr.. Charles
Hos Is editor says that he intends TO
;l,.g4 " lie inoss-e9yered bucket Of inYcsti.
g,ziiet.' weekly into the well Of truth.
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ny ROSADAL1S.-Dr. John }. Wilson,

nra RoSADALIS.-Dr. John j. Wilson,
of Chcraw. s. G., says OF tH's great o'""' p'''".'
"Yonr medicine has already saheu" Si'"'
tion in this community by reason OF IL; wohdcr'u'
,F.rs in one casc particularly OF young iads
,vo has for seyer. wears been sufferer from 'er-
,ous disease. III variety of forms: hut chieiiy LOT
two wears past in The loss of sight IN consequence Vi
the nervous disorder.
she consulted the most eminent "cnilst III our
State now believe. resident OF your ctFt' 'ro-
:rssor Chlsoln, under whose Treatment sue ",s
greatly benefited: when recently, upon USING 'ne
KOSADALIs for her previous arrangements she
found her sight after short time entlre'! IT,
,rod oc 5-eodow
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yMPORTANT NOTICE 10 TIE ~
J. DIES AND PUBLIC IN GENEkAL'.Mr,
FERKASDISl WISHES to Inform the rudt'' t,,
Oh account Of In 'rcaSc In business his 1Ics""t 49,,
l. too small to accommodate his customers.
fore he Is compelled 10 remove 70 NJ. ~ . Gs
street, between Sixth and Seventh a'ftt,> ~
Is. OF October, ls::, where lie ms utsN lea.
fine store, which lie viii stock win l'is h',IEN
Ported goods belonging Ia his trt,!c. t' ~ ~
established one OF tue largest hGiIal hIt Tor
south Of New York. lie has all :Ee ssth''n .,r.
in the best manner, aud Ia the latest Styles. Mn
Fashion Book recoirrl dirret from l2ti', ,,"s
fashion plates for ladies hair dressing slS"
for ball costumes ami eyening dress: ...,, hy
Thankful for past favcrs, hope In me tu''''' =
attention To business, ~ retain your Sa,.o H'r,<l
OF .-lni X, sEAh-A'H
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DIED,

a his residence "n s:evcath street hrt"ecm ''r .
and FraukIn. 1T O'clock a. NJ October i.,,i I Il,
Tor:!;Er o. E,'THU1liER. in the twch' -eis"'h
lis fncral vii take rlsrs from =, 1 ,,G Gn' aEd
TO-. ~ iii i,trrr Nj William L. Strothcr' are lu
,iicd 10 attend.
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MT GRAND OPENING OF FALL
GOODS,

GOODS!
We have lust received further additions 10 our
stock ami nrc lrcarcd to Offer cXIf, lwl-ainJ III
DRESS GOODS.
Ecrlrin rrr2. Goods ut =, IS, dnd 30; per YARD
Emnrrs, tluIii; al -, 81. ana ,Jc. per yard.
The Icon blaal Black Alpacas ut ie" to 81 50 r'i
ward:
I,p.i AZ Wool Satiecus at 55c. worth - per yard;
SIX Velour I'nuu- ~ II worth sl."' per yard:
Extra wi'Ie Slack tr"p" Cloth Il; : per yard:
SUPERIOR bc@: Hlagk l;ombIZlnr at Sl.!r per yard;
black French Mcrino. /! yards wide, nj 1925 per
Vari
Watrr-l'roor Cloths ut :'.:5 worth $50 per yard
Table incns at soc. 75c., 81. &".:
Cneeimcis, Flannc&. Blankets. Quii>. Shawis,
Skirts. I'nd"rShrts. and Drawers:
Table AMI Piano Covers, Table Otlrloths.
rrcrc Wells aud Collars, Linen aud Lace Collars,
EubroltIclr,i IIau,'kcrthrfs, Kid Gloves.
Hosiery, Ribbons, Ncls "iccils luccS. RHtinSS, and
lots of other articles ut I'll" v"ry lowest prices.
\ srIcndid assortment Of Lu,ii"~' Underwear OH
consignment IN he sold out very cheap Ladies
4i,,.IIlly en- pIovcd To show these goods.
WILLIAM TIIALHIMER Il SONS,
IOlS Main street. opposite the pcst-ot cc. aui
OCT Col Bread street. corner sixth.
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NJ FALL, lS72.-NEW AND ELE-
CANT STOCK OF DRY GUODS.-T. X. PRICE &c
GO. are now opening hy steamers and express fall
and complete assortment Of
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC GOODS,
10 which the attention Of the Virginia public Is
called.
Their supply, selected with care and taste, en-
braces everything in the dress line which Il ana
attractive, whilst the staple department Is stock cl
with what /. good and substantial and rcFt.hinl,
sold al only small r.mun.ratve profit. In
ID ESS GOODS
viii be found
Velour uc Nice, Au.tralaSian Grape.
Hrap dc Mougrnon. silk-Warp Henrietta Cloth
Velour Imperative Lyons, Drap te Nontcailan.
Bomblzine Alpaca. French Cretnni.
PoloncID Cloth, English nud French Cashmere.
Cachca:cl,. dc Ecopc. Sc, &c.
MouKHISG GOODS SPECIALITY.
Bombaziuc>, Declines, Utt9lnal!5.
Tanlse, Grape Cloths,
English Grapes, Grape Wells, Collars, &c
CLOTHS AMI CASSIMERES.
y full line Cf goods for gents and boys III Suiti1
Cloths. Cgssimcrcs, Fcstius8, Shirts. Drawer,
Socks, Gloves, Haudkerchieis, &C. Sc
Everything guaranteed Of good quality. anI no.
thing recommended ny thc house Unless fully tested
by judgment and experience.
$3.50 T. Il. PRICE L CO.
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TIE LATE ELECTIos ~ NoK1u tAuoAlNA
10 IN CONTESTED. ~ Il meeting held in thi-
ely ltnt Thursday, ly icadin@ member" Of
the Conservative and Liberal Republican
Parties. 20 consult i'll regard 10 the proprieiy
II c0uIr>iing the state election, after u full
and free Interchange OF opinion the scnti-
,n.vt was unanimous that there should he
no abandonment ci The purpose I" contest,
but on the other hand ii WAS determined that
the work Of investigation shoaid be prose
cited with renewed Nigur.
Reports Were read from lar&" Number Of
counties. hut IL several had made no report
1t all il was deemed best moi /" give notice
10 the opposin% candidates un,il Il complete
an,i thorough lIvc-ti.,atn, in every ,.ouilv
iln,l been lnadc, \ number ut r,l>cS OF open
ans! positive fraud were disclosed. ~ well a
gross Violations OF the law and fatal irlcgtl-
iaiitics. but we DO not deem il proper 10
quake full statement vi these roints until
the IUluls Of the Central Executive Commit
Zee lave been concluded. L. H2ietJ+ ScHS.
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n77e DO NOT Observation-Disclosures OF

MI DO NOT Observation-Disclosures OF
eases of scroula in lis worst stage3 old cases OF 5!
mills that have defcd the skill oi eminent phsS
clans. rhcunatcs who have been suffering lot years
and the victims Of the njudicions nse OF mercury
have been radically cured by Or. ~ 1 SA'oA-
pARILI.A AND QUEENS DEid"hi' II i t''
mos, no,vor,1l Alternative and bood-puriiicr known.
II Is prescribed Dy many physicians in their prac-
tCc. .
If Won have chilS. whether every other Gay every
,cntl, t.av or every two m three weeks, take bh'
.rIrT1'S LIVER PILLS. and yon viii check tiici''
otherwise they will stick 10 You all winter.
DR. TUFTS IA1R DYE does not stain the inen'
oc lo-,lcod&wlw
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apEcsAr NOTICES

NOW IS THE TIME TO PUR-
.u,sr 1,.sKETs. FLASSELs, and UNDER
GARMENTS for men, womcn' ana e1Diafen f''
e,,, ,.sor,,nent of the abose articles call at
q uii aSs'' '''- LEVY BROTHERS.
Look at our BLACK ALPACAs. oeV
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TARPETiNGS, RUGS, UiL.CLOTIiS, &c.
am noW receiving my FALL SUPPLY.
VELVET BRUSSELS, and TAPESTRY CAR
pETlNtS:
THREE-rLI, INGRAM, and DUTCH CAR
rETiECS;
VELVET, A%MINSTER, BRUSSELS, and ia
TESTRY RUGS ana DOORMATS;
OlL-CiO'Tu, nj widths and qualities;
CURTAIN MATERIALS, LACE CURTAINS,
ana WINDUW-SHADES.
The above and all goods in my line shall DC sold AT
reasonable prices K. T.. RICHARDSON,
sci 3-:m No. COL, corner Ninth and Main streets.
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MEETINGS.

AyASn%Ic NOTJCE.-Thr mc1n- * -
,rr. Of rIrIIMuNn RANDOLPH Xxx
IpD;E No II. will attend Il slated meeting.
al Washington ilall. "n lirGnl h"twrcn ni''''' ANU
Tent, Streets. Tli!~ ~ IN" 1T " ''o'h
=, - "' WiiiI,J j. EJnDICk. Secretary.
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MI HOSIERY.-We call attention TO o'''
.,,.,n IF FANCY WOOL. HOSE for children. La
dies, MERlSO and LAMBs-"ooh toSh' W.
TON HOSE of all qualities Mt ,,r,,,.,,s,
Look ai our BLACK ALPACAS. '''
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m- sHAWLs, sHAWLs, sHAWLs.-
our stock Is large, embracing siiETLAND'
ppOCuE. MERIEo. BLANKET, ana MIL
sUAWLS all to Ire sold cheap, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
,,, (, oc9
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Es,c srg::E3.,ss.". 5>"n3rr:"I'--a.s'sHF: s''i
u.,.! F.csa1eSaas s'tt...i.c t';s ttEei,' s3ad%
fora gfaT;s.t0-ssassss t'tsa,E:i"s.

Epr:s EE:sf2I>e8-ss3ssss fsa'EstSE.
There was n ,ho"riI: feeling prevalent at
Democratic headquarters yesterday. The
numerous visitors seemed more TRAN over
determined trun victory. The hilt-iIcc:i
frauds in philadelphia have he'd l'ic effect 81
arou$inw >tirh Il feeling III Indignation and
wrath il Liberals and nli~:inv Democrats
that POW they are. ~ il Were. pulling nA their
coats for Il month al hand, Csiillv,t work.
There was thing OF defeat, rent, Or demo-
RADIATION IL IN" j3ca!in., al the earnest. intel
li..cnt generals, governors. and "!!icr noted
rlcu who visited headquarters: hut on The
other hard there was The look and ::r'icn 81
men who f,it That >tsc"r>s c~uld hr attained
bv energetic, rrr>rEtriI., Warh, auu WHO
were determined to l'uj forth srch "Ncrli"MS.
No ore who heard tEcin freely comparing
notes. aud living plans ioE vigorous action,
ni:iio,ii rrll>d:lil" That they W"ir OF vNil-
hi:ion l,crnr" tic world, Would have >ccti il!
them any Gi that >ci,>c Of l.gitliuw for Il Tor
lurn hope U,at i attrihutcd tn them l,y ,!irir
enemies. Tho>r from the West depicted in
glow ing terms the substantial GAIN already
obtained there. anti lhcs" from thc ,;oUtl;
rchrar>rA Tie rcc;.Iiar pii,,ors OF their cam
paign.-.icw York l'Ultd. I2tA.
E9.e. Wearing 81 sac...!rlr;s~'s E:.rr;;asa.
Alter al. lIrniiir>: !am i2v enough ahead
| oi hi ticket t. tra. cy,n TIE "t'ark cgl;li-
t;r>." Tie reason for liz >uccc>, i: not ~
much III persona! pnnuhirii, a t!!e iltutity
established liz the public estimation between
his candidacy and lhit 81 Greeley. The fact
could not he lodged that II vote for Hen,
bricks WAS vote !Vr Greeley. and tie rg>u!!
shows that Grcticy's strength was greater
ll.aE that Of any other candidate in Indiana.
There are MS" symptoms o! Grr"!cy's >tlpe-
ror strength III ONO IN This r"Hn!y, for
in@t"',rr. 1t Is (! ear tia; &'oHi four hundred
'HiE'1i'al,> woo WuN "a, Ho' woe Il heli'o-
rt"Ill '''he' voice. :ot " ,,,S III consequence
q lir ,''7.c>'!'n '','' '"t N9'c ~, .fs
>!o"" nc h'>'>N "'',' "'r'i'," - ''>: -
"ftri'E S'f'""'h'-~ 1'"''"'"" C9"'"''''t's'
gre vs"ri< cs t,:e 1so''".
N.hc, ,,.,.... h,. I.ou ,nc,,,n,ar.d sal.
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BoDgkS. aEsFFn%FEy. 60.

" ron SALE ~
! f. ELI I~DN. HnDhStLLER
III NAI* SrrEET.
TIE EUSwACE nIA%OEp&. By Anthony Ir"l-
lorc. rrcr. :i.?5.
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Some one has said it is an i'll wind
that blows nobody any good, yet never.
theless there are croakers who will com
plain if the wind doesn't blow in di.
rection to suit them. Every one who
has read "Innocents Abroad" will
remember Mark Twain's rebuke OF
those good people who went aloft to pray
for q westerly wind, when there were
hundreds to one who wanted il to blow
in contrary direction. Now look at it!
How often do we hear of the terrible eff.
feets Of intemperancei and how many
good people have striven to sllay its
powerful evils2 But only think il every
body should become teetotalers what the
the result would be. There are upward
of three hundred dram shops in Mem
phis, all Of which pay each tax Of two
hundred dollars or more per annum to
the city, beside their State and county
and other taxes. They make a great
many people drunk, and thereby furnish
the city with material to form chain
gang to sweep the streets and do other
necessary chores at nominal cost to
the city, Those of them that are able
to pay contribute to the city treasury
from. five to fifty dollars each, as Re-
corder Winters sees fit to make the as
sessment Thus every dollar paid for
strong drink in Memphis is an indirect
contribution to the city treasury, and
thus it is a benefit, because the sale of
liquor helps to keep up our police force,
our city and county jails and our police
and criminal courts, aud thus the topers
become universal benefactors. Strange
some people cant take a rational view
of things, and give other people credit
for their good deeds. We wot of fel,
low who regularly pays the city ten dol
lars per week for the privilege of getting
drunk and making a beast, of himself
and Squire Winters has come to regard
him with feelings akin to love. Who
call such a man patriot2