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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

NJ. THEIRS u,ues the entire Responsible
p. ty Of tho expulsion Of Prince Napoleon
from France. and says he may have 20 care
for those persons and journals who dub sh.'
the e1-Prince Imperial Napoleon ~.
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a5 % compensate

"Why DO you spend SC m"eh no''", III
: your wifo'a funcrdli" asked a mar Of
. ueightor. "Ah. .r."~wa- 'hc reply. 's!.e
would have done ~ muc.i -. ~. an: .ro."
TOO. with pleasure -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

Anew phase OF mans abo'ninaDe ',r'f-
: ~ over the weaker sex is developed n
: w sning. where nearly al. the rulings If
i. female magistrates are cverse; b. the male
Judges of higher courts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

Major General Joseph Wheeler, com.
mander of Wheeler celebrated Confeder-
ate cavalry, and West Pointer. has mar.
ried rich lady in Northern Alabama. and
lives at his ease.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

Tie Houston Chronicle complimentary
nsays OG the RErUBLIcAS: " While we d.:tes
very materially with it in politics. we sre
constrained to admi: that Il is u good
papeg and ably edited"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

The Boston AdrertiSer Gays there are
-97G8 places in Boston where ;nt0yicating
iuuors are sold in defiance o: the proh!b.
itory laws Of the State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

Tho Mississippi river has been swelling
rapidly Of late. and is now but few feet
lower than the levee a. Delta, in Madison
parish.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

A Nashville report ter is said 70 have such
large hands that be wears no iewelry here
below. bu: expects. when he s.rs to Heaven.
TO be allowed 20 wear one OF Sa;;irn's r.ngs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

Jimmy O'Brien, the New York Apolio
Hall leader, boasts that he can nov "rite
Bis name bully: wishou. sticking out his
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

1t is announced that Lolita, the Pet Of
the Pacific Slope" will shortly appear n
Melbourne, Australia.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

Charlotte Thompson commenced an en-
Carencnt a. Cincinnati last Monday night.
opening with "One Wife
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

Fourteen, and the oldest only sevee-
Gwo patches Of triplets and four pairs OF
awins. Ngs. Dsughetty. OF O!d:oWr. Maine.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

Goodwin Smith says England's true policy
" to develop her colonies into nations.
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Senior DeIzado, the Yiolinist, delighted
Che audience at concert il Houston with
his own wonderful composition. "a Bird Oh
h.. Traa {"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

man in Terre Haute has d collection o!
twenty-five canes which have been thrown
nj an ill-natured dog in his front yard.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

Mrs. Blackwell, n. d., of Portland, Maine
abe widow of physician, ia said to be one
of the most successful practitioners u Tic
3own.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

A semi.anrua! dividend Of six per cent
has been declared by the directors OF Stern's
Fertilizer and Chem!ca! Manufacturing
GOmDany.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

With all the newspapers in the United
rStates we have only one newspaper 20 every
1858 Inhabitants.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

Miss Carlotta LeClercq.whc is underlined
r,r +he ST. Charles Theatre. cam" 10 this
country four years ago in the company 9:
Mr. Fechter, the great tragedian. She had
rreyiously achieved fame on the +oF'Sn
r+o,e and on her very first appearance sh'
Tareired the cordial Endorsement OF the
,.a.trp-e,oers, and was at once hailed as Il
GREAT artistic, and o bright ana Sn-'''--9
iiobt in her profession,
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News telegraph Ii mes are completed and
an Office opened at Sherman, Texas.
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Rev York city has 3s7 miles OF under.
ground sewage.
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Uriah Heep ia an humble postmaster il
Dry Run, Kentucky. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

Amount ct premiums for the year IsS &c
Less upterrpinated risks and return
preul uIns ''''''''''-''' ~ Wv y
Net earned premiums. ..........,.,-- -sp h
Losses paid, reserve fund, re.
tnsurauces aud unadJuSted
General expenses, taxes and
int. on capital. S87.522 81
Less discount and - =, -., -, -, 49,
Net profit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SoV,'3f u
ket values
Bones stocks aad scrips. so, 1875 9;
Loans on pledge and mort gage........ a. - .
Bills receive BILE and premiums DUE. zV,In !"
Total ne ~ o'
The Board of Directors have declared. 'ask
dividend of THIRTY PER CENT on !he NJ! earned
participating premiums tor the year ending 0e'eu.
h.r 81 i8l2 payable the twenty seventh jan
.lary 1873; also, to stockholders IN !bh aEN.
upon the capital stock, payable on deT4ai.aa
TuonA, Anderson. Secretary.
Parties desiring insurance are ,eGur.:". x ~.
tice trat this OLD and RELIABLE Company -
issuing policies fire. river and marine r.skf upon
the most favorable terms; and. under thet
AMENDED CHARTER, insurers viii, II they GO
elect receive dividends IF theE proportions q
pr0tirs Of the Company in cash, without the TO
euiTtmpnts Of becoming stoCkh"ider or q c"oe
rebate Of fifteen per cent III lieu Thereof ana they
assured of the utmost liberaity IL the ADJUST
mPnt and settlement of losses.
Office No. 81 Camp street. corner Of t3Irine,
cial alley New orleans. ia2o I'M SU "" NJ
ASERCHANTs' MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW 0RLEAH.
1914. ....CanhI street.. ....--... ioE
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Directors,

TEECT0Nh INSURANCE COEPAHY.
Nc. III Grnyier Street.
!nsures agalns:
gre. SiRrine and REves H!-As.
a. ths Low est Tariff Kate.
>. E'MBR EADRR, President.
'Ii,S. FEGn. FIELD. We. 3re..d.l.
1.;';2GX ...XoM8YER. Sec..ts-s
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In conformity with the Requirements; a tae.'
Charter. the company publish .he .o.og~:. st5t%'
ment:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

NKw ORLEANS, FEBRUARY rs, 1878.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28

EiGgTEBNTH ANNUAL 3...I:..'
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1n-n.as !.f". Marine and RIVER Risf,. .,.'-d'n g
she profit. separately on zach gar :lle. 10 :no
insured.
For the accommodation {; =. ..s.orao34. 81.
'ompaH: ~. make marine !os7.,. ;ayahA. =.
London.
:. IT, =. f'-s-l.I:
: v I'..'cYa. Secretary.
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GUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Paid Up Capital $500, coo.

ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YAAR 80
Amou-t ct premiums for the year $23 .,9S &c
Less upterrninated risks and return
prsmi S'o Y
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ILLINOIS.
Roy Lost.


GALESA, July 30.-A little boy two
and half years old, a son OF Mr..
Daily, living in the town OF kibb in THE
county, disappeared very misteriously
on Friday morning and has not been
seen up to yesterday. The father left
his boy near the house while he hitch
ed up his team, and returning in ff-
teen minutes, the boy could not be
found. Search was continued during
Friday and Saturday, and no less than
five hundred people were hunting
through the woods for the boy. How
he could have got out Of sight and hear
ing in fifteen minutes is mystery.
Latitude and Longitude.
A party Of surveyors in the employ Of
the Government have been located here
for some weeks. The object Of their
work, is to accurately establish the lat.
itude and longitude Of this point. Re-
suit, Latitude AZ degrees, 25 minutes
and l3 seconds. Difference in longi-
tude between here and Detroit degrees
and s minutes. The party 60 from here
to Tomah, Wisconsin, and from there to
ST Paul.
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mass meeting ct Cooper's Institute, to
consider the question of cheap trans
portation, have organized by electing q
chairman, secretary and treasurer. The
Committee have issued calls for re-
ceipts Of the productions Of the country.
Moro Revenue Frauds.
Edward Barick & Co., importers OF
glassware, &C.. whose books bave been
seized by the custom house officers, and
against whom suits have been com.
menced to recover penalties for the
alleged violation of the revenue laws,
assert that all the violations OF the law
were committed by one clerk, who was
in charge Of the business here during
the absence Of the firm in Europe, and
that while he altered the charges at the
custom house, he made the proper en-
tries in the books of the firm, and that
when a sufficient number OF these al
terations had taken place to warrant q
good case against the firm, he volun-
tarily retired from their employ, having
previously arranged with the custom
house officers to get one-fourth OF the
amount recovered from the firm by q
compromise or CORE ction.
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CHICAGO.
Terrible Accident.

CHICAGO, July 30.-A terrible acci-
dent occurred last evening at the North
Chicago Rolling Mills. situated in the
extreme northwestern suburbs OF the
city. About dozen workmen were
engaged in removing an imperfect
blast from one of the furnaces when
suddenly as large mass of clinkers
was detached, making an opening in
the furnace, there rushed cut an i'm
mense volume OF gas, which coming 10
contact with the outer air, exploded,
filing the place with a sheet Of fame
which completely enveloped eight OF
the workmep. Five OF them, james
Mack. Mike Holley, John Britt james
Schsffer and Patrick Manney, were 90
horribly burned that not one Of them
10 expected to recover. The three others,
Owen Corbett, Thomas Cennor and
Nicholas Schsvelin were seriously but
il Is not thought fatally burned. The
loss to the rolling mill company will be
considerable, but the amount is not yet
ascer.ained.
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IOWA.
P.ultcatinry Burned.

Fort MADISON, July 30.-Last eve
ming about 6 o'clock a large cloud OF
smoke was seen issuing from the work
shop Of the penitcntiary. The alarm
Of fire was given aad a large crowd oil
citizens bssiened to the prison to render
assistance. The workshop was at one
time considered gone, but by the active
energy Of the citizens the fiery element
was 20. under control. Shortly alter
the Burlington fire department arrived
and rendered invaluable aid in extln-
gushing the fire. The loss to Soule'
Kretinger & Co., the contractors, is sup
posed to be s25, 900 to $4,000, aud the
State loses from $1,000 to $4,000. The
insurance is not known.
About two hours afterward another
fire broke out in the southern portion
OF the city and destroyed two dwelling
houses. Loss unknown.
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Nutmegs.
From the Danbury News:


We never new 8 man to be elected to
an Office OF trust who carried horse
chestnuts in his pocket as a preventa.
tive OF rheumatism.
New apples are one dollar and ten
cents q quart. Ten cents for the apples
and dollar for the doctor.
A young man who has recently lost
both his parents, and has just recovered
from a severe attack ofillnsss, which lei,
him penniless, writes for a position on
this paper as humorist.
Avery juvenile member OF Danbury
Sunday school asked his teacher, Sun
day, if any body could 60 to heaven
who didn't have bay window on their
house, and was favorably impressed
with the answer.
When you see a man who is hasten'
ing across the street to avoid team,
step on a piece Of mud and lose bis
balance, and come to the earth, and
tear the skin from both his wrists, and
smash his head against q post, you
want 10 shout as quickly as possible
TIE more haste the less spesd." Then
you want to pick up your feet and get
out Of that neighborbood like light
ming.
When the train draws up at STAN
ford, Connecticut, with FIVE minutes for
refreshments, il is easy to distinguish
the experienced traveller from the rest.
He has already got out on the plat
form, and is either on the bottom step,
or close enough to it. Just as soon as
the speed OF the train becomes les than
lie can make, he springs off, and dashes
msdly for the saloon door, through it
ard up to the connter, giving his or
der Tor coffee while moving, and snatch.
ing up the right article the first time.
He knows just how much time is re-
ouired to make FIVE minutes, and when
it is expired he is out on the platform,
picking his teeth and talking about
real estate. Alas ! for the inexperienc-
ed traveller, such is not his record. he
is inside the car when it stope, with
twenty persons ahead Of him. He
jumps down on the platform in time TO
see the mass surging into the door, and
then it suddenly strikes him that he
may be too late. and under this
inspiration he throws himself into the
struggling gang. He doesn't reach the
table. He and the other inexperienced
travellers form the outside line, and
shout their orders through the openings,
and receive what is handed them with
thankfulness aud what dexterity they
can muster. Such q man will perspire
and choke, and paw and jaw during the
entire FIVE minutes, and in tbs! time
NAV get down two-thirds of Q sandwich,
one-third Of piece of custard pie and
more or less of the coffee. and then get
out OF the door just in time 70 get hold
OF the car rail and be pulled on BY the
brakeman. And when he has reached
bis seat and is scrapipg the rest OF that
pie from his boots, and drawing cold sir
into his throat TO allay the pain OF the
scald, he will think up things about
the keeper ofthat restaurant that would
make the hair on 8 saw horse stand
straight on end.
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SPAIN.
A New Government.

n <Nc"
MADRID, July 30.-Dispatches re-
ceived here from Carthagena state that
the insurgents in that province have
formed an independent government and
have elected General Contreras presi-
dent. Dispatches to the war office
from Bilboa state that the Carlist
blockade OF that port has been raised.
The bill introduced in the Cortes. au.
thorizing the prosecution Of Deputies
who rebel against it's measures, was
adopted by that body.
A dispatch from Aleneria says: Sev'
eral OF the Spanish vessel seized by in.
surgents at Cartsgena have arrived of
that port.
The official journal Of the insurgents
at Cartagena announces the appoint
ment of Provisional Directory for the
Canton of Murcia as follows: Seniors
Arals Ferrer, Carlos Sauvalle and
Rubio.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Over a PreCipice.

GoRHAM, July 30.-A printer named
A. Canon, from Fort Wagner, Indiana
came near losing his life by falling from
a precipice on Mount Washington, yes
terdsy. He had walked out to the
edge and stone giving way be Was
rolled and tumbled down the embank-
ment q distance of $50 feet, bruising his
body and tearing his clothing. When
he came to his senses he was in
rough scrubby country and lost as to
their points Of the compass. He man.
aged by following a stream to find a
road, where, entirely exhausted, he re-.
mained until team came along and
took him on board.
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MEMPHIS.
The Moore Mystery.

MEMPHIS, July So.-Mrs. Moore and
Joseph Hansom were brought before
Justice Caldwell at half-past eleven
this morning, ander a warrant alleging
that they were parties to the murder OF
Frank Moore, and were then discharg-
ed, there being no evidence to sustain
the charges. The police are engaged
in investigating the matter.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Suicide.

WORCESTER, July 30.-A mysterious
case OF suicide occurred here yesterday
between West Brookfeld and Warren,
and the track Of the Boston and Albany
railroad. As the New York express
was passing at full speed an unknown
man stepped suddenly on the track, d.
rectly in front o: the engine and was
instantly killed. The deceased was sp-
parently twenty-five or thirty years ol
age. Nothing was found on his person
to establish his identity.
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MILWAUKEE,.
Encouraging Crop Reports

MILWAUKEE, July 30.-The crop rec
ports from fifty.six points along the
line of the Milwaukee and st. Paul
railroad in Wisconsin, say that the
prospects for wheat and other small
grains never were better, and wheat will
average twenty bushels to the acre, and
Of excellent quality. Harvesting has
commenced. Sixteen points In Mime.
sofa also give fattering accounts Of the
coming harvest, and some points esti'
mate the yield at thirty bushels to the
acre. A few places in northern Iowa
report a good yield, equal to that oi
last year, with fair harvest weather.
The crops in the northwest will make a
handsome showing.
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BreNerits.

But the foil extent Of the evil OF In
ferior beer 10 small glasses at high
prices will not be appreciated till II 10
learned that, strange az it may seem.
the average consumption Of beer in the
United States 10 larger to each individ.
ual than 10 the North German Confed-
GRAFTON, Our 3S.jj5.0W people drink
S.OO0,900 barrels OF beer per snnum,
which, allowing for exports. averages
little more than six GALLONS, OF
twenty-five and a hall quarts . head.
The German consumption u pat down
At twenty -one and . qusrter quarts per
hesd." II 10 thus msthsmstically
demonstrated that the average Amer.
can citizen has over four quarts more
OF reasons for demsnding good beer in
large glasses for two cents than the
Frsnkio-t rioters hsd.-&. Loas Globc.
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Come to grief at last Only original
discoveries. like that OF DR.. Helmbold,
stand the test Of time. Helmbolds
Buehu, which is the only extract Of that
wonderful shrub that realizes ib full
virtues. is still relied upon TO cure Kid.
ney Complaint, Female Disorders, I'M
potency. Gravel, the effects of dissipa-
ton and all troubles of the urinary
organs in either sex. This steadily sue
cessful medicine ia recommended by
physiciaps. Beware of counterfeiters.
John r. Henry, New York, sole sgent
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LOUISVILLE.
DroWned-A Novel Suit.

LOUISVILLE, July 30.-A boy named
Trout, about fifteen years old, wal
drowned this morning while playing on
a barge. The body was recovered.
Mrs. Kuntz had Mrs. Netherby be.
fore the court this morning for trying
to seduce her husband. On being ask.
ed by the court if it Was 80 he replied
that it would take a couple OF such wo.
men to doit. Mrs. Netherby was held
in the sum Of $4,000 to answer Ii.
charge.
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ST. LOUIS.
Robbery by q Small Boy.

ST. LOUIS, July 30.-It has just come
to light that valise containing thir-
ty-eight thousand dollars worth OF Lii
ma mining stock of California, which
was left at the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad office last Friday evening by
George Berry and S. A. Chrystie, was
robbed last night by a street arab about
thirteen years old, who sneaked into
the office while it was being scrubbed
out by the woman who takes charge OF
it. Teu thousand dollars worth OF the
stock has been recovered and the thief
arrested.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON, July 80, A. NJ. J
PROBABILITIES.
On Thursday, for the Southern States
continued southwesterly winds and nu'
merous local storms. For the Middle
and south Atlantic coast, northwest
and southwest winds and generally
clear weather, attended possibly in the
former section by higher temperature
and occasional local storms. For the
lower lakes, winds backing to southeast
and northeast higher temperature and
increased cloudiness. For the Ohio
valley and upper lakes, south and
southeast wind, cloudy and threatening
weather with local storms. For the
northwest, south and southwest winds,
cloudy and rainy weather. Midnight
telegraph reports are missing from
Florida, Louisiana, the upper lake re-
gion, and the extreme northwest.
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ANOTHER beautiful feature Of the
new mail facilities, is the TACT that the
Baltimore papers reach here just one
day after their publication. II Cress-
we'll and his aids or agents keep on, it
will soon be as feasible and as proper
Tor our citizens to subscribe for the
London dailies as for the Baltimore or
New York papers. We wonder just
how long this mismansgemsnt will cons
tinue.-M1tins5,uy ZndepAdsnt.
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BUFFALO,.
Railroad Accident.

BUFFALO, July 30.-Last night the
seven o'clock Niagara Falls train on
the Erie railroad ran into the New
York and Philadelphia railroad passen'
ger train near here. One car of the latter
train capsized; twenty-seven persons in.
iured, but none fatally.
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ALBANY.
Killed.

ALBANY, July 50.-A brakeman on
the Boston and Albaoy Railroad, sent
forward to flag train near this city
fell asleep and was run over and in-
stantly killed by the approaching
train. ...- -....
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VIRGINIA.

LYxcHBURa, July 30.-MAjor Nc
Mshon has Withdrawn as Republican
candidate for Governor, leaving Col. r.
Il. Hughes with no opposition.
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BOSTON,.
Enforeinr the, Liquor Law.

EnfOreing thet liquor Law.
BosroN, July 30.-The Police Conn
missioners have requested the entire
force of this city to resign. The Com
missiouers are resolved TO enforce the
LIQUOR law.
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Lager Beer.

The beer manufacturing interest 10
very large in the Uui,e1 States, en-
ploying over sj0,OO0.000 capital and
1872 brewerics. o. these, New York
has the largest number, while other
cities show o. follows
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SIMON CAMERON, when Secretary Of

SIMON CAHERoy, when Secretary OF
War 10 President Lincoln's Cabinet,
made q VOW TO plant corn 10 the streets
OF Charleston. The fulfllment the
Lancaster (Pennsylvania) E1amineT
gives in Mr.. Cameron's own words: IL
did not forget that resolution, and when
our troops gained possession Of that
seditious city ! went there, planted the
corn with my own hands in one OF the
streets, engaged q man to attend 70 it
and cultivate it. and 10 this day / pre-.
serve the fruit Of that crop in my cabis
net at home. ! never had any doubts
as to the result OF the struggle, nor had
/ any scruples about using every proper
means TO accomplish that result 10 the
shortest possible time" Simon didn't
tell this sdecdote until he heard re-
Gently Of the Fa mers movement