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More Of the Hampers!
SHREVEPORT. LA, March 6, 1877

SHREVEPORT. La, March 6, 1872.
Editor Morning Star
There is point beyond which "forbear.
ance ceases to be virtue;" our Divine
Saviour, possessing q patience and suffer.
ance God only were capable of, verified
the truth Of the assertion long before it's
utterance, in overturning the tables of the
"money changers" and driving them from
the Temple. The Catholic World, and
may say not only the Periodical known by
that name, but the Catholic World literal
ly, is awaking to q realization of the fact
and it is high time it should-not only
awaken to it, but act upon its awakening.
The Catholic World for March, devotes six
teen of it's opening pages to a searching
expose of those malignant slanderers, those
blatant libellers the ''Harpers"-those New
! York editors of journal of civilization"
so called. You have, doubtless, read the
article, and l know will agree with me,
that it is one of the most thoroughly casti-
eating ventilations, and ventilat;ng casti-
cations those "Brothers" have perhaps
ever received. The manner and tone of
its administering is not the least of its ad-
mirable features it reminds one of an old,
indulgent master, whose patience has final
ly been exhausted by the continued wrong
whe finally determines to call him to an &C
count and mete to him his merits. The
Master arraigns him, quietly telling him
what 1t is for-recounts to him many of his
erring ways and evil acts-points out to
him the baneful effects of such conduct
tells him how forbearing and indulgent he
has been to him, silent to insult and blind,
apparently, to his many faults-but all to
no purpose; and now, finally, he has de-
termined to punish him, once for all-and
with calmness but frmness, lays on, with
a masters heavy hand, the we'll and long
merited stripes. Never, in my humble
Judgment, since the issue of its fret num-
Der, and it has now reached No. 81, Vol.
Ii, has that able journal ever devoted six
teen pages of its valuable space to better
or moro beneficial purpose-not that the
Harpers themselves, or their vile issues are
worthy of moment of thought or square
inch Of it's space but because the article
is heel upon the serpent's head-a digni-
fed demolition of mean, malignant enc
my-a proper cognizance of attacks too
vile and vulgar to merit other treatment
than the spauiels spurn but, even the cur
that dogs our heels, Witlgrow bold enough
to bite, il let alone, or at least will con-
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alex he adache bilious attaoks, and all deanEeDenta Of
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BsNare Of limitations iS7 ~ Aowly
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prntrudipg toe is not n pretty sight and is never
seen where children SILVER TIPPED SHOES
They will save half your shoe bills. For sale by ali
Dealers mh31 st
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

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TESTIMONIALS swINToNs coNpEssKD u1sropv m ,,,v
UNITED STAIRS.
ffo'" the Hon. NesoOn Batensan S.pt SCHOOL, Illinois
eaoane1ns Condemned History" 10 an sftempt-verv
successful thtnk-to dsentanob and classIy the lead
ability time usually allotted to Ike
poyed accomplish this end are chiefly ass aoo%.
/. The of clear, concise, and unrne,or;ea, Ian
general division Of the subject into separate and
Clearly dennsd Perods-Discovery, Colonial Revoiu.
The entire elimination Of all Unnecessary details
eouGGs sf 1sS s an. and subsets into
bold faced type for ali pincipsi ords and nSra
catch tho eye, AZ attention and aid the memory. w
There ara other Of .Topc, ~
feo are the eharaotero
tesnnng WITH tho departure of the Santa Maria from
me OF Paos In the of 1872 tracea the
necessarily but sresesse me,
broken to the end. Va "''
th consider this book very timely and valuable con
history successfully in the public schools p ''A'e'
Of his own class and Confidently commend It to
ne hotce Oh teachers AID to the ordeal of trial
From the Mobile Ress.terl
CONDENSED School History Of the o. s., by William
DC one OF the most lucid and perspcuous of the
manuals OF this sort that have appeared. We have
never seen certain facts of war frankly and
stated by any Northern writer. ~ ''
Prom The Virginia Educational Jourua, r
Mr. S0intons reputation led us to examine this bo,
nat OF most importance in the work is its extreme
fairness - vastly superior this respect to any
accuracy seems almost impossible he comes n
the truth than the others. AN N''.'' e~'eh 70
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F. LALMANT,

T. LALMANT,
DRUGGIST,
Has removed to his large and oommo dious store
Corner of Claiborne and Gasquet streets,
where the public will find a large and well-assorted
stock of DRUGS aud MEDICINES, together with ali
the requisites which constitute FirsL-claaS Druo
Store. 80 -
The PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT carefully At.
tended a ali hourg ~
y B. Modern And Oriental Languages spoken
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commodaton IN the line Of Pleasure and Family Car
The the S:s se III
3 stts1dsa . 1s s,' sas:
having their 20 MIRO
D. W. KELLY, UNDEK GER,
Between Erato and Tsaiss streo assS' street.
iEsT; 6 zsD E'
a9siss feT Funeral. Carriages ssroashss sefs
| Mra p All hours SELF I'll
JosHTHS n fE4 re RRo.E1ET9R OF PH&Nn
Net
Kept livery Pstsn. Metallic Burial casss MsSsssas
neral. attended BY tho proprie,cr Who hopes. BY
s ssaen TO Obtain 'hAjs P1s'
FRANCIS JOHNSON, UNDERTAKER,
2O5 and 2O7 Magazine Street,
Between Julia and ST. Joseph,
aas yyrs al band I
balmed BY the approved process or disinter1ed
Ball. %ssans.P
No. sas JosephiRe street, near Magazine.
sss
s I'd
T LINCOLN & CO.. RAISE AND REMOVE
~ ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS,
Office, 1l9 Robin street.
All communications should be addressed to Boz 100
Mechanics and Traders Exchange, st. Charles
and Gravier streets Now Orleans.
Country orders promptly attended to TAGS INV
c. DILLON.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
2s1 carondelet street, Box 2ss Mechanics Exchange
New Orleans.
Jobbing promptly attended to- auISrly
DETER ROSS, BUILDER, RETURNS THAMES
to the citizens Of New Orleans for their patronage
Tor the last twenty years He has made extensive
add1tions 70 bis workshops and introduced several
Wood working Machines which will enable him to
tend promptly to any business in his line.
Shop and Office, corner of Prytania and Washington
streets Merchants' Exchange Box No. PostofRce
Boz No. 4ss aul3 II ly
EDWARD BUTLER.
RPENTER,
SHOP:
Cisterns Made and Repaired
Joobng and all work in my line promptly attended,
and executed with neetness and dispatch. jy9 MY
A NDREW LEO. CARPENTER AND BUILDER
80, Box "a Mechanics Exchange.
All orders in tho Building line thankfully received
and Immediate attended to.
Napoleon Avenue.
Refers to Richard Esterbrook. ESQ., of the late firm Of
n,,tHI
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UNDERrAKERs-BuILDERs.-pAINTERs]

WILLIAM PHILLIPS. UNION STABLES NO]
w $50 Calliope near St Charles street has every
eS%%oda date II the line q Pleasure Family
for the Of tho public at rates to corresnon
with the strin9eucy Of the times. All hacking dond
below tariff rates Orders for weddinEs balls picnics
races etc. viii be attendedto guarantees satis
faction am also prepared to hire vehicles (aono) TO
parties having their own horses. iaII 6m
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SlObbeY.

Liberals" letter 10 the Chicago Ir'5thc
| which was transcribed III last weeks FREr
TRADER, exercises" the RtP.biean 10 the ex-
tent OF three columns. On the 10Th ultimo,
this veracious and trustworthy Journal ex-
plicitly and indignantly declared tia. the
charges preferred against Mr. Corwin in rela,
ton to soldiers families in 1862 were false
in every particular" and that 1.-The records
OF the Board Of Supervisors fail 10 give color
to such n charge Noe, when confronted by
'ii5esar with the unimpeachabIc records
themselves, the RtpuNican admits the truth OF
The allegations TO their remotest little. Tn.
able to reiu;e the inputations against MIR.
-o-..in, IL enGeGVorS TO pallla:e by soldering
ia. rofwin ana his action in the premises. In
this attempt, the ittpublicaa, wishing to mp
nod torwirs gcspcctability through his asso.
cutcs, asserts that Baldwin, Hart and Soule-
al! candidates with him on the radical ticket
were rs accpiy in the mire as the latter was
in the mud rs if the mere fact of being can
didatc on radical ticket in itself constituted
IA patent ns supreme estlmableneSs. The logic
Of the Repu]licaa only goes to demonstrate
that the principal radical candidates are, as
n'ght be expected, equally obnoxious in the
matter in question.
Having thus proved the ra;'ical candidates
for congress- and the State Senate and Legs-
iature to be aptly tarrcd with the same stick,
the artesian wei Of the RepujlicaaS slobbcr
gushes forth in perfect deiuge over David
l.. Hough. The 'ourself' plaintively mar
rates how he had acted Jonathan to Hough's
David, his Damon to the latter's Pythias.
And thus, rs Yourself" claims he continues
':n sorrow rati r than anger" through a
whole n:nn. Il this continual dropping
doc not wear away the stony heart OF IIough,
then the efficacy Of slobbcr is at an end and
ID. l.. II. is a greater migrate than cvcA the
Il publican makes him out to be.
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TIE LoursviLIE FIZzIE.--J. w. Browne,
OF Earlville, while addressing apolitical meet.
ing vt Aurora recently, being called upon to
SAY what he thought of the Louisville Con
venticu. replied ~ follows, "s we find him rei
ported in local paper. We call that hitting
the nail an the head, emphaticaI!y:
| MI. asked what I have I" SAY almnt the
Louisville Convention The Louisville Con.
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.o!ity of republicans in this county upon whom
! could safely rely for support, TIE result i'm
VIII county has demonstrated that it would
be I. useless waste If time and effort to contend
for the nomination IN the other counties in
this district +. CORWIN.
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To The Republicans Of the 9Th District.

At the solicitation OF many republicans,
consented to be n candidate tor nomination rs
the republican candidate for Congress in this
district. My consent was given, under the IN
preston that the people would be suffered to
express their preferences for the several caudi-
dates. uniniluenccd, except hy the usual efforts
Gt the friends ct each candidate to convince
the voteis OF the superior fitness of hc!r par
tiCular tavOritc. The canvass has already de-
yelopcda state It 'acts which remove all hope
o: securing fair expression of the opinions or
wishes OF the people in this matter. The whole
army of federal oiiicc.holders living in the dis
trict, distributed oyer and found IN every
township, VINO answer IT, the roil.cull and step
10 the command Of their chief with all the rea.
dy acquiescence and precision of regulars, are
working with untiriny energy; their chief Off.
ciai duty being, AS they seem to think, to lick
the hand that feeds them. THIS army Of at,or
neys, revenue officers, pos,masters, mail agents
NC, regardless If their personal preferences,
are required 10 work, under the fear OF rcmov.
al, for "the man who appointed them" The
time was when the active participation of ted.
cral Office holders in elections was regarded as
an impertncnt and reprehensi6le interference
with the "ircrdon of elections y now 1t seems
to be the chlcf duty OF these Office holders to
override and defeat the will OF the people.
Not only have the federal office holders, to
the neglect of their official duties, given them.
selves TO the work of forcing the nomination OF
their Master" bu, money is being used with Il
lavish hand t" buy votes, influence and dele
gates. Instances arc known where express off.
ers o. money have been made for the votes and
influence of men who scorncd and refused the
proilrrcd bride. How many of these offers
were accepted the public Will never know, rs
the receiver of the bride ''givcth no sign" cX.
cept hy his "ork.
The press Of the district has been subsidized
10y congressional patronage and money.
! 1t is apparent that the Will Of the republic.
cans If this districs is to be smothered aid de.
tea,ed, by the INSCRIPTIONS use of congressio-
nal patronage, money and railroad influence
1t apparent to every one that such canvass
can only be successfully met by the use Of sim
liar agencies. Go not desire nomination
secured by such means.
In view of these facts I deem 1t my duty t,
myself and to my friends who have, without
Zee or reward" given me their support, to
return my SINGERS thanks, and while do not
entertain doubt that there is n decided INA
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Corwin' Opinion of His Friends.

The last Ottawa Repnblican having "slopped
uv.r" to the extent of three mortal columns
most doleru, anG pitiun'e whine over the
pturo Of the intimate and s"ee, nd tent.ci
:e;utions that had so long subslstcd bctwee.,
he cditOr 'ours IT, has other .lalf, Mr.. Corwin,
~ lovely bur nov rccusant aud dia-
,ol,.ai i. e Hough, it is now IN order 10:
,he edit purSrli' to concoct smother sloppy
jcrcmic over another singular enlargement.
recusancy and diablcric that has manifested
itself towards the editor "ourseli'' and his
partner IN tribu!ativn, the Hon. franklin Cor
win, among the more intimate friends and for
mcr supporters of the Hon. Burton C. Cook.
The sweet communinys between 'ourself," Mr..
Corwn and those high strung republican sup
portcrs ut MIR. Cook used to be touching to
sloppines>, whence the present GOODNESS, not TO
say cnlnity that has arisen, must be particularly
!accratlng t" The feelings OF one 80 evidently
stopping over with sensibi,ity rs the editor Of
the Ottawa R,pubiicun Yourself" As AN APP
propr.ate text Tor the proposed jeremad, We
suggest the following tender cpistle, address,
cd by Mr.. Corwin two years ago to the yotcls
cfithis congressional district. AS the office
holders and exprciants here alluded TO in such
tatte.lng terms are understood to be 'busy as
nailcrs" working Tor tie election of Corwn. the
iorgivng spirit.lhey manifest would be salient
and most telling and touching point in the
suggested Jeremlad No. by the editor nf the
Ottawa Repujlicau "ourself."
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Me- citing.
~ EiEiIra.

...o.r..uel4! OF the Liberal State Cen.
tr-l Com ,a.,ttc,
Hon 6. ID. \. PARK,
Liberal candidate tor congress in this district,
speaks at Tonica to-day, Oct. 9Th.
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Your committee would therefore recommend
the raising of the sula of $34, 100, for the pur-
po-e Of paying county Indebtedness. falling due
in January aud July 1873.
Your committee would further recommend the
raising Of the sum Of $4,000. for the purpose
OF meeting current expenses Of the county for
the current year.
Your committee find that there is surplus in
the county indebtedness fund Of about $4,000,
and would recommend that the same be trans
ferred TO the county fund proper.
Your committee fiud that tnere ia deficit of
a6ou. s, 900, in las. years taxes and would re-
coin amend that the county Treasurer, together
with the Chairman OF the committee on Finance,
DO instructed to negotiate loan for the purpose
of meeting the same until incoming take. Can be
collected.
LEWIS SoULE,)
h. II. srlcER, Com. on Finance.
EVAN LEWIS, }
Armstrong introduced the following r.soln.
tion, which was adopted:
R,soc,d. That the Southeast room in tho
Court House, NOW occupied by the Circuit
Clerk i. hereby assigned to the Recorder of
Deeds, GA and ate, the first Monday VI Decem-
OR 1872 and tina, the Southwest room NOW oc.
.upl.d by the Sheriff il hereby a-sil ned to the
Circuit CLERK ui this County IN aud after the
UNIV h'utes"lu, 10 Nat fhe rOon now called the
Grand Jury r"''n, sh. 10 assigned to the Shsr.
lit Of said county, ~ n Sheriff. o2ice from and
after said Dec. %, 1872.
Tho committee to settle with the County
School Superintendent recommended that no
be allowed ~ follows:
For services as Superintendent 1885, days, NJ
IS per day, $S67.5O. For services Of deputy, d.
3. Hurd, 10 days At - per day, $50, and VIM.
Jenkins, IA days at 50 per day $7O. Adopted.
Hoys offered the following:
Rtsolted, That the Chairman IF the commit
tee on Court House and Jail, and the clerk Of
This Board DO authorized 10 give public notice
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AZ MENDOZA.


BY the same appointment
Hos. LYMAN TRUMDUiI.
Will address The people At Mcnd"'a ca Wed.
Iesd a next tri D..
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whoa . lady iain's what figure does she
need You must bring her =.
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lie election exclusively hinged upon the
so,uctipn Of Governor and Legislature, the
state ofiiceis beng either appointed 10y the
Governor or elected by the Legislature. Or,
to narrow it down, it was an issue between
Smith, an enthusiastic Supporter OF Greeley,
and Walker, as equally ardent for Grant, and
who had MI the prestige and influence only at.
tainable from official patronage and power.
The victory ot the former, therefore, constl-
tutes an lndorsatcn all the more decisive for
the Cincinnati and Baltimore platform candi-
dates The triumph has ~ still deeper sig
nitic.nIc 1t mean, that the people of the
South, the length and breadth Of which will
be verified 10y the result, are determined to
choose TOR themselves between carpet bag cor
ruption and Official honesty, between heaped
up discoldanccs amt peace, good will and
good government,
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Trust Sale Of Real Estate in Putnam
CdnnlY. West Virginia!

TN pursuance Of the provisions OF Deed OF
Trus, executed to the undersigned trustee
on the OH day Of March, 1871, by N, slans.
bury mud Lucinda, his wife, james II. Prlce
aud Mary ]. Price, his wife, and Olander y.
Price, to secure to John W. English, OF tue
town of Point Pleasant. Mason county, West
Virginia the payment OF two bonds bearing
date the 22d day of March, ISL, for five nun
dred dollars tach, one Of which is pa, able one
ye,r after date, aud the other two years s''e,
date both bearing interest from date. Sha'l
On The 10th Day Of September 1877
at the Front Door Of the Court House Of Put
uam County proceed TO sell at public auction
the t,acts of land in said deed of trust desert
bed a, situated on The waters OF twenty five
mile creek, aud containing 100 acres more Or
less. Said sale will be made for cash SUN,
cient TO pay the expenses Of executing, said
Trust, and to pay the amount Of principal ana
interest due upon said bonds, and ~ to the
residue upon credit TO correspond with the
time When the remaining bond will fall due
EDMUND SEH0N, Trustee.
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TRUST SALE
OF
MILL PROPERTY
In the Town Of Point Pleasant!

TN pursuance Of the provisions Of Deed OF
Trust executed 10 the undersigned. trustee
on the 2Sth day Of July, 1870, by john l.;
Chsrles and Maria NJ. his wife. and samuel
T.'Wi.on and Jennie his wife, 10 secure 70
Charles Crulet, Of the City Of Gall'polis,. ana
State Of Ohio. the payment Of the sum OF SIX
bond, bearing even date with said trust, for
The sum Of seven hundred and fifty dollars
each, payable to the said Charles OIuxe! res
pectiyry on the list days ofAugust, lsil lN9,
is7a, 1874, 1915 and 1876 aud bearing inter-
est from date. | shall on
The 7th Day Of September, 1879,
proceed to sell at public auction TO the h'shes!
bidder the real estate in said deed Of trust
mentioned, aud described as containing one
eighth OF an acre more or less, and known Us
1.-The Comstock Mill Property"
TERMS:-Said sale will be for cash us 10
so much Of the proceeds as may be necessary
to dtfrsy the expenses OF executing nus .rusl,
aud to pay off the bond for S75O0O due the ISL
day Of uguslls72. with interest thereon from
the 2Sth day OF July 1870, aud as to the resi-
due upon credit to correspond with the peri
dds al which the remaining bonds secured ny
said trust will fall due, the bonds for the defer
red instruments TO he properly secured and to
bear interest from date.
Selling as Trustee | shall convey only such
title as is vested in me. which is believed to
be good. JOHN W. EN'Lioh'
nm, R-4u Trustee.