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Dispatches 1T which tue following 10 the
substance have been received from Governor
Kellogg:
New Orleans, March SAN armed mob
Of several hundred persons attacked the
Kellogg police station and court building q
Sa m. The one hundred police rspulscd
them, killing and woundiug several. Gen.
Badger with force come up in the rear Of
the mob capturing and disarminx large
numi'~r. Police stations full Of prisoners.
A company Of U. 8, troops reinforced th-
police. The mob hss dispersed. They
were ordered to dispsrse before there was
any firing. The mob began the attack.
New Orleans, March 0-&30 Z. m.-The
seventh precinct station was recspturcd by
the Jletropolitans. At half pas. two O'Clock
4 m. Gen. Badger with eighty men and one
piece OF artillery, reached the station and
making detour to the rear of the building,
advanced toward it and demanded their sur
render. Before he reached the police station
the attacking party were received with .
volley from shot guns of perhaps Is men,
ami Immediately returned it. The men on
duty retrcascd and the police rushing in
captured the station and seven prisoners.
n K. Chandler, . citizen, was MORALLY
wounded; Erncs Livendas was struck in the
arm with buckshot. At half past three
O'Clock all was quiet. The police ut that
time had returned to the upper portion If
the market leaving small guard on duty.
LATER-l0a. m.-Thc city is perfectly
quiet this morning; n" trouble Is appre'
hended TO-. day. II Is now stated Gov. Nc.
Emery didn't authorize the movement, made
BY tho militia last night The Mcsrop'li.
tans are in full possession, with the U. 8.
troops in the rear supporting their station.
The militia all dispersed. The citizens
generally seem To regard the attack last
night ~ premature. The object If the
fusionis,s IN making it does mot clearly ap.
pear but It is supposed to have bccn made
with . view to showing that the people will
not quietly submit to the Kellogg govern.
ment.
New Orleans. March o, 1880 d. m.-The
Metropolitan police, armed ~ infantry have
just taken possession Of Odd Fellows Hall,
where the McEncry Legislature have here>
tofore met. Moncoure, Speaker Of the
House. among other members who WAS In
the hall at the time, were taken to the first
precinct police station. About 100 Nctro>
politans occupy Lafayette Squars There
10 considerable excitement A large crowd
Is gathering about the Square and Odd Eel.
lows Hall.
Washington, March O.-Gen. Sherman
received the following this evening:
New Orleans, March 6..-Since my dis.
patch st Ills the city hes been perfectly
quiet. Order prevails everywhere this
morning. ] think the President's order to
me of last night will effect y permanent
settlement Of the troubles. [Signetl,l
w. w. EMKRY,
Colonel Commanding,
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COMPULSORY EDUCATION. - The Rev.
Henry Ward Bsechsr recently delivered .
lecture In New York upon the sutiec, Of
compulsory education. He clearly demon.
st'stel the Importance to the State of no,
only providing for tho education Of al. but
OF compelling oil to receive instruction.
When We remember that III this land of in.
te'ligence and boasted educational facilities
more than one'seven'h Of the population
ca" neither read nor write, We do no. WON.
DER that beecher and other philan,hropis,s,
Is'se their voices in favor of this policy.
inc !sst census shows that of $4,000, ooo'
people In the United States 5000, 900 can
neither write their names nor read them
when printed. This 10 an astounding state,
me"t, and 1t ought to increase the number
OF advocates for compulsory education.
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4 Royal (,spsl,iracv.

Madrid March 9. -Otasaxa, Spanish Min.
lister to France, has notified Casieller that
the representatives, in Paris Of the different
powers OF Europe have decided to send .
collective note to the government Of Spain
declaring the belief that their respective
governments will cease to hold diplomatic
relations with IL in the event of = proclams.
ton Ut Federal Republic.
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obligation am under b my countymen for the :reat
hosor they have conferred upon me BY returning me
to the highest occ In the land and the further ob
cation restin: to render them the best services
within my power. This promiee, looking forward
with the greatest anxiety to the day when shal be
released from responsibilities that at times are almost
overwhelming, and from which have scarcely had
respite since the eventual firing upon Fort sumpser 10
April, 1861, to the present time Ny services were
then rendered and accepted under the fret call for
troops growing out of the event. did not ask for
pacs " position. and was entirely without isduence
OF the acquaintance Of persons of influence but
resolved TO perform ny part In struggle threatening
the very existence Of the Nation. performed con.
scious duty, without askins promotion Or command.
and without revenseful feelings toward any section
Of country or any individual Notwithstanding this
throughout tho war and from my candidacy for the
present ONCE In 1888 to the cloee Of the last Preden
tal campaign. have been the subject Il abuse and
saudes scarcely ever eauaed in political history bat
which today feel can Afford to disregard. In visw
Ct your verdict which gratefully scosps o. my vipd
cation
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xE0ILzTY or kLlL1OAD
SURSlDHkG

We devote considerable space to-day TO
exissets from the decision Of Judge Cooley.
Of tho Supreme Bench Of Michigan, and ibs
eminent author Ut the work on Ososiiis.
ttonsl law. In reviewing this decision the
A~ericas Lee Rtyislsr ssys In ~ asticls by
Judge Dillon: THE judgment Of the Mich.
igan Court has been snxIously awaited, not
only by the profession 10 that State, but
elsewhere; and We cannot refrain from
making The observation that there 10 one
thing which will please the profession and
oil good citisens, even more than the con.
spicuous ability and learning displayed BY
the judges, and that 10 the fact that they
have had the independence and courage 70
make On unpopular decision. We would
honor them Tor It though they were mista-
ken 10 their judgment Doubly would We
honor them. believing their judgment
sound"
And In another review, Redheld says:
1.-THE Court did we'll to take their stand
here upon the high ground Of truth, for that
must. in the end, prevail"
In the case decided BY the Supreme Court
Of Wisconsin, whiting W. 6heboygan rail.
road company the opinion 10 by Chief JUS
tice Dixon, and 10 stronger against the legal.
ity Of subsidies 10 private corporations than
even that Of Judge Cooley. Matt H. Car.
penter, now U. 8. Senator and member of
the judiciary Committee, was counsel for
defendant In the above case.
In the case of sharpless ~. the Mayor Of
Philadelphia, Chief Justice Black ssys-."l
ooncede that law suihorizipg taxation for
any other than public purposes 10 void. .
A tax for . private purpose 10 I'M
constitutional though It psss through the
hands of public Officers" The decisions Of
the Supreme Courts Of Iowa and Kentucky
ore on the record agsinss the legality Of
subsid,zing private railroad corporations.
This subsidy has to be raised BY taxation
and taxation for private purpose 10 void.
Tho Gazette thinks not, and In commenting
on the position now assumed by the New
NORTH. WEST, datten itself with . good
many assumptions that 1t will 6nd 10 ito
satisfaction are premature, 70 cay the least.
Go ahead with your game. You will find
We have scckoned results and will abide the
issues.
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The Chicago Essning Journal relates the
following Ut the present Governor of III. :
mo sooner did Gen. John L. Bcveridye
return from the VA, In which he was q
gallant cavalry officer, than he was nomina.
ted for Sheriff OF this county. and elected.
Before his term a. Sheriff had expired. he
was elected State Senator. Before his office
OF Senator EXPIRED. he was nominated and
elected Congressman for jthe State ., large,
to I'LL the vacancy caused by Gen. Logan's
resignation. Last fall before his term of
Congressman had expired he was nominated
and elected Lieutenant Governor, which 10.
sision he entered upon two weeks ago; and
now, Gov. Oglesby having resigned, Gen.
Beveridge becomes Governor of the State.
Verify, he 10 one Of the luckiest men, polit.
ically, In the United States"
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Notes OF the Day.

Our friend Mills can lay the has.erins
JUNCTION to his soul that an admiring Virgins
lady ''prsfers the NORTHWEST, because
there's - 1xeA see.sp = 1."-Xossasiaa.
Well. for . newspaper, there's nothing
like making hustle In good society.
Tho largest saw. mill In the world IL ia
Saginaw Bay, opposite Bay City. It ha,
cut so, ~ feet Of lumber In day, and en-,
ploys 800 men. Since 1885 It has turned on,
1S0, 158, 0l7 feet. ,af "eo.
Mobile papers want the public to under.
stand that the word Mcbilier didn't sprins
from the name 1t thst city.
The Utah xSsiag Journal Of Feb. l4tb,
says-''We regret to announce that Major
Sam Johns 10 too indisposed 10 attend 70
business. The petty Official bandits are cor.
respopdipgly happy"
The Shepsus Valley Conn Railroad h
In bad rspute. Recently L,tchAeld holder
Of 800 worth of the stock ''swspped" It for
dog. That road couldn't have been well
sabsidised. .....@....,. ~
A man IN Evaoston. Wyoming, bought .
Thermometer last week and expressed 4,
70 HE friends 10 Psnnsylvssis n show them
how cold II 10 In Wyoming. #as
10 Evans, COL. they 6ns lawyers for con.
tempt Of court when they sling Latin around
too vo,uminoesjy. - ra}r" a
.fs8fE
A Connecticut town toasts Of young
man % tlmld that be cannot look needle
In the eye Many young lsdies are troubled
With similar fesss when they can get any
any one else 70 do their sewing.
Nearly $1,000 pounds OF old type have
already been sent in for the Greeley Nonu.
meut.
The average Massachusetts, girl don't want
ssy better facilities for aiding dows hill,
ihan goldfish with . string through the
sills.
The avsssge SNOW fan 3D. Maine f,r ~
past t1enty yeass has been q inches. Lest
year 50 inches fell, aod up % tho present
dine this year. 100 inches have fallen.
Asatoa y made Of . lsdy, now in WISH.
ington, whoss hair y @ inches long. Her
nsme y 1(iss Mary Rolston. and shs ~
native Of Iowa
Colosel lasalh, who steps into Pomesnys
Senatorial slippsss. svows himself IL favor
Of woman Suffrage.
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PROCEEDIN0s March Sd

fROCBEOINOS March "a.
SExATE.-Ths deficiency bill - amended
by the committee was taken up and passed.
Among the ameudments 10 % appropriation
Of eS1S.o 900 to pay tho Montana Indian War
HoUsr.-The Senate amendment to the
bill TO reimbusse Montana for expenses OF
the Indian war was agreed u.
The Senate bill 70 establish 90 assay Office
ct Helena. Montana, passed.
Here ars two laws, about the only ones
Helena expressed any particular desire to
have passed when NJ. Clssest wss elected
In August 1871. Mr.. Cavsnsugh, . Hele.
nian, had been unsuccesful 10 four yesrs In
procuring them. NJ. Chgett, . Desr Ledger,
has obtained them. One would naturally
sapposs the Helena papers would It least
make decent acknowledgement Of bis servi.
CO, but instead Of that the says:
"Those Of the CLAIMS fsvorsbly reported on
by Inspector Oeaersl Hardie, - cyphered
Tout BY him, ass worth from thirty to forty
''per cent Of their face. This 10 something,
land let - aecspt II, thankful that the
''award 10 no lsss." 1t might have added
that General Handle on his oath testified be.
fore the Military Committee Of the House
that Col. Jas. L. Fisk. assistant quarter
master Of the militia, dsfrsuded the govern.
ment Of 5000 in these vouchers At one
haul. and that II he had been . U. 9. officer
no would have preferred charges against
him, and that such transactions - that have
been the principal causes In the delay of
getting the bill passed.
The 0ssstts says-''The bin spproprist.
ling eSlS, 900 10 pay Montana war claim
''vouchess, originated In the Senate, and
twas only concurred In BY the House after
''being referred to conference committee.
I'VE do mt discover any action on the part
''of NJ. Chgess in this matter. We owe
''this oct Of .ardy justice to Others, not to
''our representative. This 10 based on Is.
ponncs OF the facts or . disposition 70 re
fuss 1r Clagest any justice whatever. He
got that bin through the House last session.
and the appropriation wss thrown out on .
point Of order IN the Senate. This session
10 O8~sO SOsSVVOSSV ~ WsU pSVSOSSO sO
passage through The House after shsrd con.
test - shown BY the 0lsSs proceedings.
The blu went 70 the Senate, bat 70 provide
against IL being smothesed In committee,
10 bed iutsodsoed similar bin IN the Zen.
ate, which being passed came down 10 the
Ho0se, end with the precedent Of Ito coun.
taenart having ALREADY naeoed that body. VA
agreed to without reference 70 committee
We make thess statements not with the
expectation that the Helena papers win be
Just IN The matter, bat mcseley to show
~ country The facts, and let Il judge how
loW journalism In Helena he's sunk TO when |
~ best efforts and success Of u. Chgett |
b securing what they aeked, Is secuted Il
now = Of 20 moment, and what credit b |
In Il b sought to be accorded 70
ny body but him. There win cone day |
u reckoning.
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From the San Francisco Chroniclc.l
The Chinese question is fast tecominr
One OF national importance. The imports.
tion OF Chinese into the boot and shoe trade
of Massachusetts, called the attention of the
Eastern public prominently to the question
Of submitting American mechanics to
competition with cheap Asiatic labor. Other
Chinese have been imported into Pennsyl.
vania and apprenticed to the cutlery trade,
driving white mechanics from this branch
Ut industry, and now there comes up from
Pennsylvania petition to Congress. calling
attention to the consideration of the question :.
Every branch Of laborin California in which
the Chinese have competed Is engrossed by
them, and whenever Chiuamau has mas,
tered trade he takes tho occupation from
white mechanic. The competition Is ruin.
Gus and destructive; the emigration i,
dangerous. The sooner our statesmen grasp
this question and consider It the better II
will be for the welfare of our Governments
and people.
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loye.Lorn no l.onesr.

London, March Gan manufactured
rumor 10 ahoat that Marquis Lorns and
Princess louise have separated because of
incompatibility of temper, and that the
Princess 10 in religious retreat near Winds
sor and the Marquis bas gone abroad .
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q. q =. Rn,en

New York, March GA Washington
despatch says the Post Master General pet.
ststs In collecting double unpaid rates of
postage on newspapers, holding that The
Attorney General didn't pass upon that
question and his late decision refers only 10
letlerA
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PREHDExT Hamilton Ohio
4h Infantry;
6
appointed
elected President 1858 popular majority Of
sos 49, and reelected President 1879 by popular majority OF 49,
VICE Pennington
whal dealer; owned and edited the Boston Republican"
member
officer Of
1861
Colonel member Of General McClans staff u
congressional du elected the United States Senate
his
e 1852 and reelected 1855 aud ssan
Vice President Republican ticket
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mucH ~ u1TE.

The QuSkers In Penpsvlvauis have uevel
been as ease under the militia laws Of thai
State. and now that ito Constitution !,
undergoing revision. they have entreated
the Convention to make military duty Z
pure matter Of conscience, and not REQUIRE
the payment of sum Of money ~ IN equiv.
sIens Tor the ersOnsl service of those con.
scientiously opposed Ia It In the matter Of
peace, our worthy Friends win always be
found up In arms"
Them code of California expresses such
complete equality In the marriage state and
% does away with the old notion thu, . man
and his wife are one n:sh, that the two can
contract with and sue each other Just the
same 10 II they hsd never been married
The marriage 1T minors changes their status
from minors to adults, and % infants may
jump ct once into that delightful state Of
liability to sue and he sued which the wis.
dom Of their loving parents lsas prepared
for them. aa=5ai'
Iowa 10 jubilant, for within her brodsr, .
new agricultural treasure hes asiscu. This
70 Tea, which he's been cultivated in Crav>
ford county up to the point of 100 popuds
to the acre! The person In charge Of The
plantation, after making many sxpsrimsus
To many States, found that the climate and
coil Of Iowa bet suited the plsss, and that
u would and could endure thrivinsly The
coolest at her weather. No wonder the
State b cheerful II not inebriaasd with de-
light Yet We shall await furshee sdvnosa
Ten csa b grown 10 pro6t IL East Tssse,>
81, and ought 10 Be. AZ to lowa-weD). IL
Iowass viii do Il, II anybody In that latitude
ean.
Robert Bonner sesds . note 70 The 6sa.
10 which he aays: "Yoar paper Of Monday
SEATED that ny sisblc vss rspsessoled On
Ne mad BY Lantern IT,. on Sunday aftss.
soen lass. That 10 saisaaks. TIE sua
Dsves shane On one Of ny hosaes o. Harlem
|ass On Sunday afternoon. ,Thers ere
'sves days IN vssk, and ny hossn q I'll
~ exercise they sssd dsrias ix e .hen.v
A cosssaposdeal II he 6stsalils Aaerisss
Itaies thas hssase, - ~ kaew 4 wss mt 4.
- 6s1oss To ca0assssslass At ~ Chsise.
% en- Il was ~ sod. = . essunssie q
lais 6ssssias b. vuasa. m ssns esaes
- haee u wss ~ 80 bssniae oil fee
anpa and ehsechss vsse neAes6 VIM Il |
= vases q - lsse . rssiod = ~ - |
a A.. - - ts5. . a
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Poor Louise" 10 likely to succeed
''Poor Csrlotta" In royal sympathies If the
telegram be true that Lorne and Louise
have had too much Il" in the family and
separated.
1T 10 believed In the Senate the Presi>
dent vii! make but few changes among
sppoiutive officials this term.
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The West.

Virginia City, New, March "a fire At
four O'Clock this morning during heavy
storm, destroyed third class hotel, board.
Ing house and three smaller dwellings. tho
inmates escaping in their night clothes.
One man In endcavoring To save his chill.
d'en wss badly burned. A boy aged Is,
named Jas. Niles. while attempting u save
hdy who Was supposed to be In the burn.
Ing house, was fatally burned. The lady
had escaped. ~.
San Fsancisco, March GA Snake River.
Idaho, dispatch says cattle arc dying In
large numbers. Cause, severe winter.
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Boston, March 6-The Government cor
partition directors Of the Union Pacific r
h to-day elected Horace =. Clark Prssi
dent. John Duif Vice President. E. H Rol
lins Secretary and Treasures. .;u i.
Chicago, March 6.-Twslvs bsaiusss hoes
= In the tswn Of LioOln, H., burned
yesterday; Ioss estimated At ga, 900.
HesEy q. 0rimihs many years connected
with varioas Journals IN this city - rsposae,
died yesterday.
Corning, n. T., G-Bssines portion d
BlossbsrK, Pa, burned this 4 n. Los,
oloo,ooa st ia.
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Hon. VIM. H. Clage.t left Washington
for Montana yesterday.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-03-29
County Commissioners :

County Commissioners = Only
words o. praise arc apoken OF our pres
on' efficient Board Of County Commits.
missioners, Their attention to and care
in performing their duties are mos.
creditsble, and the strict manner of
auditing all claims and accounts present.
ed for payment deserves the discriminat
ing pra'e of just public opinion.
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Another Enterprise.-Col. John
c. Edwards aud Mr.. w. Oakman, two
we'll known citizens of our county, have
established new braoch of industry in
our Town.
1t is shcir intention To make frst
class article Of bricks, and We commend
them to the patronage of the Town aud
country. They are thoroughly energ,ic.
and we are satisfied that if they arc
sustained, as they should be, they will
turn out an article equal 10 every rcspe ct
to the celebrated Hamburg brick. Gu
aud see their yard ut the River Bridge
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Spring Styles We condenss for
the special benefit of our lady readers
an idea OF he fashions for the rapidly
coming spring
Polonaises will still be worn, of every
style, also bAsques aud overskir,s.
Malame Ds,aerest, an awf au hority
says, "Ne dress with an ovenkirt of
any description can be entirely unfash
ionable." We advise submission.
Piquss are piqued aud have given place
to bosk muslin, (for Jas Jleur) bishops
lawn, lfor Sunday nainsook in eros,
bars and polka dotted swiss muslin (for
dancing parties.) Black grenadino will
be popular, as also white grenadine
brocaded either in black or oolors.
Dresses will be of a cleanly length.
Paunier and melon puffs (ior the frui,
season.)
The hair is to be worn in Greek fillet
(fer dinner.) Lace preponderatcs in
bonnets. The votarics Of fashion are to
wear long lace brides.
Children aro still to be clad
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Fever and Agus.

from which mankind suffer over layws Ssff a
the globe. is the consequences Of diseadpG H<.,s&
in the system. induced by the peisonons nt1s ~
vegetable decay. This exhaiafion Is esels4a ~
the action of solar heat wet ssssss, - As zs
the wstery vspor from IL. While the cpa s. ~ II
the horizon this vapor fingers near the oassAs s6z~
face, and the virus il taken with is thresxh -
lungs into the blood. There Il acts as an iTsssn&
poison the internal yisesrs and excreEiHR eeS.
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid naa 50 ~
socrete not only this virus, but also ths hsa ao
the blood. Both the virus and the bic aee1,Ess
in the circulation. and produce vielens ezhf -
tonal disorder. Tho spleen. the kiaRsya, eBA = -
stomach sympathize with the liver, and kSseSza
disordsred also. Finally, the instinct % ess ees
gauisrn, as IL in an attempt 70 expel fee neett
infusion, concentrates the whole blood Of tAa e1
in the internal excrctories to foree tkeza % eez
out. The blood leaves the surface, and ru1Noa ~
the central organs with congostiye yioissses x<
is the CHILL. But in this effort II fails. TaSN -
FBvER follsws, in which the blood leaves EHI IrEE
trail organs and rushss TO the suTfssa. ssf = -
another effort to expol the irritating poisoa sAs1
that othor great excTetory-the siin. Ia ~
also it fails, and the system ahandoas ha ett9<s
exhausted, and waits for the recovery 81 GarskIES
to repeat the hopeless effort anoskes day. N
the fits or psroxysms Of FByBR Aiss &szz
Such constitutional disorder win Of eeagse xe,
mine tho health IL It's not removed.
Wo have labored to find. and have Asxle -
antidote, -