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HENDERSON 8 BUCHu. the great diuretic
--5s unisiling remedy for all di-ea-es Of the
Sidney- and bladder, sl-o for dyspepsia or
indigestion, ha,ulency, or wind in the
r,oesscl, The mopt distressing cases of fe-
male we.kness and uterine CO. Plsints are
permanently cured by Henderson's Buchu.
Il h uhequalled by any known remedy for
the cure Of dropey, gravel, and all equity
and rheumatic affections. II Is a specific.
remedy for expelling all pin and tape
worms. # ia precribed by eminen, phvsi-
clans in chronic affections OF the liver. For
sale BY all druggists. See advertisement in
this issue.
Oct29-dAvtf
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Testams ntary Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LBAvHN wOkTH lOUNTY, ~

STATE OF KANSAS, L..
LEAvKSwOkTH COUNTY,
In the Probate Court IN and for said County
In the matter Of the Estate of
THOMAS U. 0R0ARrSEY, Deceasei.
Al O1fCE is hereby given, that Letters Tesla
N mentary have been granted 10 the under.
signed on the will Of rhOma. q. GrCar.ney, late
q said County, deceased, by The Honorable. thu
frob1fe Court OF the County and State aiore said,
daiei the 10th day Of September, 4. D. 1874.
Now, all persons having claims against the said
Estate, are hereby notified that they must pieseni
the same to the undermined Tor allowance, within
one year from the dale Of said Le,tets, or they
may be precluded from any tene6t of such estate
and that if such claims be not exhibited vithiu
three years alter the date Of sail Letters, they
shall bs forever barred.
CHARLES l. GKOARTNEY. Executor of the
viii Of rHOAASO. GROARrNEY, Dxc,rsei.
Octl-41
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Admins rattr's Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LxAvESwoETH COUNTY, S.

LkAvENwoETH COUNTY,
In the Probate Court IN and jor SAID ConnA
In the matter ofthe Estate OF I
GEORGE h. DrBOIs, DECEASED.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
N ministraiion have been granted to the un.
designed ON the Estate of George ii. Dubois,
late Of said County, deceased, BY the Honorable,
the Probate Court Of the County and State afore.
said. dated the l4th day Of October. a. d. 1874
Now, all persons having claims against tbe said
the same to the undersigned for allowance, within
one year from ths date Of said Lesters, or they
may Be precluded from any benefit Of such Estate
and that fsueh claims be not exhibited within
thre yeay atsf tie date Of said leters they shall
be forever barred.
MARY FRANCIS DUBOIS, Administrative Of
the Estate Of GEORGE II. DUEOIS, Deceased.
october II. 1874. Wv
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Col PAilsi0 soakisR thsoaeA anvan
a - Disfria, - = eyssyvhese revived
Nh $1,000 ana1uniaaA. NJ R&hfepa
1aaon hass - h N, ~ gill 90
Aty ssaiag aajority.-csy 0ss4
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THeeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %. 1879

Ponds Extract used for the past
,veoty-sve year. nv physician. OF SchooH.
for RE Iu atl.u, Neura Ria, Aches, Pile,
Bleeding, srd troubles of the Bowel
;&s
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A WALKING ADYEHTIyENEyr.


LHRsroNR SrRiSos SC
DE- IL. '. FIERCE. Buffalo, N. T.:
Deu 90 am 4 Walking adveyti.ement tor
your Golden Medical Discovery, Puryattve Pei
ieis and DR. sase's CataIrh Kennedy, they having
cured me Of Cs,arrh Of ninety years .tapdins
while curing IL. your medicine cured ma ~
Asthma in its worst and most agra atine form
Ne ore using your medicines hal become fe,iucea
IN nssh from one hundred and flty-fve 10 one
hundred and fifteen pounds, and nov vsish one
hundred and sNty-tso pounds, and am In bet,e r
health than have enjoyed Or twenty yean.
Yours truly,
j. L. LUMSDEN
The above Is bot 4 fair sample Of hundred, of
letters which are received by Dr. Pierce, aud in
The ace Of such evidence who Can lonxer doubt
thaI the boctors ne hcines cure the worst cases
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rheumatism, neuralgia, lOck-jaw, sprains, SWELL
ines. burns. scalds, cake breasts poisonoN bites.
frozen fe.t. govt, salt rheum, ear-ache. Ac., and
the receipt oftns Imminent will be sat gratis to any
one. 1t il ths most wonderful healing and pain
relieving sssnt the world has ever produced. 1t
sells - no article ever before did sell, and It sells
because II does just what il pretenis to do. One
bottls ofthe Centaur Liniment for animals Is elov
wrappss) Is worth hundred dollars for spawned.
straised or CALLED horses and mules and for screw
worm In sheep. No family or stock-owner can af-
ford 10 b without Centaur Iininent. Price, SO
So Broadway, New York.
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THE GREAT FAv0RITe WITH TINE LADIES'

VIM For.yth Bynum Son drugyists, Of 1.-Two
Oas, FLORIDA write. sept. Is, 1874, Is Soliovs:
DIT X: " ERcE. Buffalo. N.y.-Your Golden
Medical discovery sni Pury2tivs Pellets sell very
largely, aud give eompletsesafisfaction, o. sum.
bers Of our us.oners and iriends testify With
pleasure Your FAvo lite Prescription il indeed
the great avorts With the ladies' aud numbers can
say With Joy that 1t has saved them from eking out
IN serabie life or meet ng with prema .ars de .th
and rssiorei the ~ to hea III and happiness.''
Thousands Of women bless the day on which Dr..
Pierce's favorite Pr scIipti,n vas first made
known to them. md. bottle often alvss d~l,-
cate and suffering women mor- relief than months
Of trea nent from their family ply siclan. In all
tbo-e derar getnents causing baes-aehe, dragging
down sens atoms. nervous and gen -sbiiiIy, IL
Is sover,i sC rrnsdy- Its soothing and healing
properties render It o! the utmost value to ladies'
suffering from internal tever, congestion, inham-
nation OF liberation, and stTengthening Elects
tend To correct dispzeements Of Internal PARTS the
result o. weakness of natural supports. II Is sold
by all druggists.
Df. f1KscSs pamphlet on diseases peculiar To
women Will he sent TO any address receipt OF
two stamps AdirsSz above.
oct23-tu thur at v
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

LxAvsSwoRTH CI,Y, KANSAS,
October 2olh, ls.i. !
THE paitnenhiP heretofore existing letveen
Il SaEue; r. Atwood and Ed. Russell, under
she fFm name Of Atwood 4 Russell, 10 THE jAv
diaelved. g. F. Atwood aSsumes the liabilities
snd collects the accounts Of the firm AID will con-
tinue the business ut the old ofBte.
6AhUkL +. ATWOOD,
oct23-d3tkw1t Ed. RU&ELL
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A Unit.

Relying to a sts,em.nt made by the
Lesven.cr,h Cdomereial, the Concordia
CLOUD C, Empire Gays that the Northwest
Il slnot a unit fer PhilIir.-Clay County
Oispatch.
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For ,-.i ,bie IN d,,ai 'r-aim-ni and
spe~dy cure. go G., ,he 10 "a! ", dical To-
siitu,e, 765, Cne-nut street. ;. Lns; NO
jy26-dds
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AYEw GOOD EEAsOAA:

cured by LSttefs Patent.
2.-XAkes pesfres LOCK STITCH. alike on bos n
sides, on al lisds Of goois.
3.-Runs Light, smooth, Noiseics I'D Rapid
best eossSissffsn Of qualities.
l.-DURABLs-kuns for years without repairs
AVN Dc ali vaxiet - Of work and fancy stitch
ing In mpsgier manner.
3-L Innst easily managed by the operator
IeaRth Of stitch may be altered shi,e RUM ing.
aod nnschine can be threaded Without passing
threat through holes
I.-DoHisn. S,opie. Insenius. Elegant. forming
fhe stiseh sriouf the Of Coz Wheel 6ears. To-
farv Cams or Lever Arms. HO the Automatic
Dyop Feed. which insurcs uniiosm length Of
,titeh At any speed Has thread Gu. tro J.
es which allows easy movement OF the needie-b II
and prevents injury to thread.
8.-Cnasiructioo most careful and Anished. II
il nan ufscsured by the most skiiliul ard eIpeIi-
epcod nsebanies, At the celebrated REMINGTON
aoD0oV, 0ea. osv Yest s. lsais ooee. ol7
800 eGwlA SHPonA 0ctl5-7 dw
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A Sure Thing.-Dr. Kings Syphilli,
ticRemedy is warrented to cure Syphl-
lie in the primary, secondary and ter.
c airy stages, and In all it's varied and
duplicated forms, and will cure the
worst cases CT venerial diseased, cases
which have resisted the treatment OF the
most eminent physicians 10 America
1t cures the first stage and heals the
ulceus in a few days. Itcures ulcers In
tie nose, throat, head, arms and legs;
slso, hard pains in the bones and iointe.
dwellings in the joints syphilitic rheuma-
Nsm etc, in Q short time. Prise IS per
package. Sent everywhere by express.
4 treatise on sexual diseases free. Sent
sealed for two stamps. Sold by DR.. j.
Dinsbeer, SOS North Seventh stree, St.
Louis, No. Cures guaranteed or money
refunded. Robt. Parhsm Agt., fol
2saven 6or;h. cod & "
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rne Dsc,..es ai Common sense.

Tbe Dictates o1 common Seose.
Persons Who in most thing, are prompt TO ctey
the dictates OF common sense, too often nes:ect
them when they point to the necessity Of re-sita.-
iring the depleted b,dy and tie vearei mind.
And ye. how foolish nidangsrous it is 10 neg c,
such mentions, Di.e,se follows closely on the
track Of weakness ard exhaustion. Arrest this
silsn, but RAPID stride by prompt iIvige,a'ion
The n, 'ss reliable agent that can be selected for
tAis purpose is Hosteiter's St,maeh Bitten, pal
stable hyseian elixir which assesses the true re-
quisites tor touing. ie.-iaiug and tranquiliz:ns
both body and mind. and which is. besides, the
chosen remedy Of the American people for reliev.
ing weakness disorder Of the stomach, liver and
bowels, as veil the numerous array Of com.
plants which ultimately follow arrangements a
these gars. eodv
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Col. J. NJ. Alexander, Of wis6eid, ha.
puuha ed The material Of the Oxford Eater
priss, and Intends publshinG paper at tbs
county eeas We exteod COR synpaihy d
the Colon,l, but fear the rseuli, althoage -.
koow him TO be experienced, veil quai6ed
and sdap,ed TO the c.lling.-Arknasas CT,
1rareler.
Col. Alexander i IN old resident Of Law
eaworth. . man Of sbi ity and eaasrpsise
sed viii Gous:les make hin n~v paper {
succsse.
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Nervous Dabifltv.

A depressed. irritable state Of. mind; 4
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling; no ener-
~ or animation; confu-ed head, weak
memory. often with d-b,!i,atipg, iuvolun-
sary Discharged. The Consequence Of exces-
YES, mental overwork or ind scrs,ions. This
.rvous debility finds . sovereign cure in
1,mphrey's Homeopathic Sg"titic, No. q.
it0oes up thu sys,em, ,rr.r,s di-charse.,
l.,pels de mental gloon. snd dependency,
AID siavinates the entire system. Iii. per
fectly Harmless and always efficient Price
Is Soe . packages o. five boxes and Iar.e
q wal Of powder. which is important in old
serious cases; or 81 per single box. Sod by
oil druggists. or sent by mail on receipt Of
pyice. Address Humphreys Specific HON.
eopathic Medicine Co., No. 562 Broadway,
New York. DIV
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a.nouA7e; asn IN Sgs01le; e,sr ssSs, nv
1seeo-Dau; sh.a.o.n 7h2l1fe; elsaf liE
1z95<e; elem ai1G l3>folle. Asss-l10i7Xc.
Whisky-Steady q &C.
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rCastoria is more than substitute for Cas-
toroil. 1t Is the only safe article in existence
which IL sure to regulate the bowels. cure Wind
collie and produce natural sleep. It pleasant to
take. Children need not cry end mothers may
sleep. apr2.w
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CENTAUR LINIMENf.

The great discovery Of the sge.
There is no pain which the Gen.
taur linimsnt will not relieve. no
swelling which IL will not subdue,
and no lameness which IL viii nOs
cure. This u strong Language,
but IL Is true. II il no humbug I;
: the receipt il printed aroand each
bottle. A circular containing
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Th.Fe viii Be . meeting o! Cs.ael No.
n u han Of DE- Singing Society Caeoh.,
49, - IN, tAis sssliae st ia 4
~ als10 = dssd. . . GDssisn /
% iake plaes. b order q he Pssit
IL $50 ". A. Ram.
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RYkalN RHERssY.
ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY Relief for Young 1lsa IRON ths sAsess o
ExIosS md Abusss h early life. MAhood m.
nssoa. Inpsainsa6 70 MaTiegs rsoevo1. Is0
DaehaA Of tfeafDanI New md FsnaIhahlo ~.
a. Bsoks md Circulars ssn1 iEsa, u soalDa -
VslsSsa AdASsD
HOWARD AasOCIAfIO1.
Ne. south Ninth 81. Ihus1elpHk n.
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All OvsIcH o. TIE TINES,
I4AAKNWoRS8, KAHs..
ss-r Oeseber u, 1874.
00NKrABY.
The local moaey na,kes b quiet, With No
very Grsas Asaaal NJ lsaAa An ths reSu.
Lag custo0Sss q ~ bannb ~ 0D1ting eccsaAoda.
tiooo necaslasy - nest deasaAs. City scrip =
ouetuet1ne In value viii . tendency - Fioo. We
Owns showing nonetary 0ueea1isas:
AS par
County q cts.
C0unfy as Ga
CITY eO0sS
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Administrators Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS.
LHAvKSwoRfn COUNTY,
In tie Probate Court in and for sud County
In the matter of the Estate Of
sAMEIOPE II. RURKs, Deceased

NOTICE Is hereby given that Letters Of Admin.
Cd on the Estate Of Penelope NJ Burks late oil
aid County. deceased, by the Honorable the Pro-
bate Court Of the County and State Aforesaid dated
the Sth day Of September 4. D. 1874. Now, all per-
soo having claims against the said Estate, are
hereby notified that they must pr sent the same TO
the undersigned for allowance, within one year
from the date Of said Letters, they may be pre-
e!ude1 from any benefit Of such Estate and that II
said claims be not exhibited within three veass
after the date OF said Letters they snail be forever
barred.
SAMUEL BURKS, Administrator
OF the Estate Of PENELOPE n. BURKs. deceased
September s, 1874. Wv
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SPEEDILY CuREC

a II. fORNa Of venerzi, PIis1 snl Chron-
"A ic Diseases, at the old Central Medical lnsti-
tuie 70S Chestnut sueet, ST. Louis. NO. The
proprietors are graduates Of the Mefsai Colleges
Of 81 Louis, and those Of Eastern cities; Ion
ger established, and tho most successful, their
extensive city practice sill prove. Age, with tx
peiieate, can b relied on.
No CHARGE rS1IL CURED.
Syphilis, Gonorrhda. elect, Structure, Orehiti'
HsTnis, all Urinary Diseases and syphilitic or
Mescur;sl anectieos Of the Throat, SKIN bones,
ere cursd in The shortest possible time that will
insure permanent relief seminal weakness aud
impotesey, emissions, blotehes, del ii'ty, ner-
vouspess. ind xeSi0o, despondeney, loss Of tex
ual power, md vhica units the victim for busi-
ness or marriaye are permanently cured. A
Medical bcok for two stamp. Call or aidrsss
CENTRAL MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
EOS Chestnut Street. st. Louis, No.
iulI22-dw
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Administrators Notice.

LEAvESwoRrH COUNTY,
In the Probate Court IN and Jor sud County.
In the matter of b Estate OIL
ELIAS II. DUR1Ks, Deceased.
NOTICE b hereby given that Letters q Ad-
IN ministration have been q nted to the under
signed on the Estate Of Elias h. Durfee, late Of
said County, deceased. by the Honorable. the
.rOtats Court Of the County and state Aforesaid,
dated the ID day Of October. A. D. 1874. Nov,
all FefSons having claims n ainss The sid Es
are hereby notified that they must psssrut sh.
same to the under gned for allowance, within one
year from the dale Of said Letters. or they may
be precluded from any benefit Of such Estate; and
that if such claims be not exhibited within three
years sfter the date Of said Letters they shall be
forever barred.
ORRIN r. TAYLOR, Executor of
the will o. ELIAS ". UURFtE Decsased
This sth Dctob. ' Is !. . OetIJ-Wiv
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St LOUIS LIVE sfocx nAIxIf.
q. Loon, October q.
Hecs-Qulet; Yoskzs, - 7sos, bacon, IS os0s-
-; butchers, 8 So0S.75.
Csstis-Qaies al usehaneed; gssA - extra ~
SlN9sX; viatesed !. xsss, 8 oSSs %: thorough,
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THHE COMPANION aims to be favoIite 10 every
4 iamliyI'ooked for eagerly BY the young Peo-
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practicable. sensible, and to have really perma.
nent worth, while it attracts for the hour.
Il 10 handsomely illustrated, and hiss fjr con-
ributors some OF the most attractive writer's in the
country. Among these are;
J. T. TRowBaIDGk, Da. I. l. HAYES,
EDWARD EssLssrox, Rev. ". u. BAKER,
LOUISA n. AICorT. LOUISE C. NouLrcx,
RHBECCA Il. DAVIS C. A. SIRPnEus,
krrH CHKsrEsiIELp, GEo. n. ToWLk,
Its reading 10 adapted to the oil snd young. Is
very compete nsiye in its character. II gives:
Sse,ies OF Adventure. slories Of Home and School
Liz, LSttss Of Travel, Editorials upon Current
Topjcs Tales. Poetry, Collections for Deelamatic NJ
Historical Articles, Biographical Ske'ehes. Anee.
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ticles.
Subsrrip ton Piie Sl.75. This Includes the
pay msnt Of p. stage BY the publishers.
6end for sTeeimen copies which will be sent free.
Pie ass mention what FaTer you raw this in.
PERRY, MASON 4 CO.,
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LEGAL.
ROAD NOTICE.

COUNTY CLERK OFFICE, 4.
LKAvxSwosrs, KANsAs,
October 16, 1874.
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STATE OF KANSAS, l.
C0cSTY OF IKAvKSWoNT1, -

/ LKAvESwoErs, KANsAs, }
October Is, 1874.
STATE OF KANSAS.
CouSTY OF IKAvKSwoKT1,
NOTICE is hereby given, that ~ . regular
IN meeting Of the Board Of County Commissioa.
ers, begun and held at the Court Mouse, in the
city Of II svsnwOrth, In said County aud xtA1s, On
the 9TH day Of October, 4. 1874. +. Metxier,
Morgan ThomPon. and others Of Alexaudda
To.nship, householders Of said county, presented
and hled petition, asking sid Bosrd Of C0amis.
sioners Tor the appointment Of Visvers. to view,
survey and relocation a,roat In said Township,
commencing at Q point on the rth line Of the
southwest u Of section d, Township 9. Rsnse 90
opposite the school House in Dis riot Mo- 50;
thence vest on said north line 10 the north sest
corner Of s,;d quarter sectien thence south en-
the west line Of said quarter, until intersects the
old road. The prayer Of the petitioners grant.
ed, and a. B. Keller, 8. B. walker and n. Q.
Grant vere appointed Viewers, to meet at The
house Of +. Aetzer, in Alexandra Jownship, on
the 10th day efNovembef, 1874. 1t II e'elcck \.
L., in case Of failure to meet Oh the day desg.
mated, then on the following day, md proceed to
view said;road and give TO all PARTIES Concerned
. hearing.
BY order 9th, Boari.
oefis-dltv2v County Clerk.
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OOee AtGe AsoocooatO0 of America.
D.. Loui'. October l6. 1874 No:ice-A
messing Of the member Of The Lite Associa.
tioa Of America viii be held at the Office Of
Asociasion in 81; Loui'. No, on The 18th
day Of Novemte-, 1874, At 10 O'Clock in The
norDiUg, 10 consider and take action upoo
csstain proposed amendments to the char,r,
of he Association.
By order Of the Board Of Director.
II. ". HoueH, Ptes;de.l
od-s-dltv4
Jou q. KnsY, Eeq.. The candidate "a,
SqpaiaAa.leas Of P1blic ln.truc.iop q. n,
RsPsblieaa tickse, = . aaa eni,e,Gl,
QHaiifsd iue the p~itioa. He has be.n -
iagoSspsay, una~ Mr.. BanHaa.. -,
u1RAnnb H rouiias Of ihe 49,,
thsgssGAly.
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CHICAGO LIVE sToCK HAIXIf.
...s.-.---. ClscAoo, October g.
CAttls-Aaskst very DAN; pdess aloosg rouinal,
q SECS, corn ~. Texsa oessn - zO0a 70;
good 70 choice. natives, . 800 -
0s 50; Gsod 70 choice. IS o006 20.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-31
TBNEMENTs,
The Martyrs of Louisiana,

II the people Of Louisiana did not
complain under the accumulation of
outrages which for the last two years
they have suffered, they would be un-
worthy. of the rights which they now
demand: The moderation they have
shown all along has not been done JUS
tice to. It is as wonderful as it is praise
tion, and is notorious enough but un-
der this tyranny they have developed
self-control and determination to re-
sort only to unimpeachably lawful means
to overthrow what had even the faint
color of being a lawful Government
which nobody could have expected of
them. The Roman story of the Sena-
tors who sat protesting in mute dignity
against the DarDarfun INVASION winch
they were powerless to repel has really
a parallel in the proceedings OF the de-
cent people of Louisiana in the face of
the Government of indecent people set
and sustained over them by Federal
power. 1t must be, to every man who
knows what their provocation has been
to violent insurrection, very affecting
spectacle.
OF course we cannot expect that such
a spectacle should affect General Grant.
Upon his narrow mind, trained, SO far
as it Is trained at all, in military habits;
MS unIeenng neart, anu MS doggeu Will,
the most reasonable and most respectful
remonstrances act merely as irritants.
He has committed himself to the sup
port Of the Kellogg Government, and we
| have no reason to suppose that he will
stop at any extreme of wrong or any
| extent of force which will sustain that
cabal. The fimsy pretexts on which
Andrew johnson was impeached look
| still fiimsier by the side of the usnrpa-
tions and perversions of power which
Mr.. Grant has employed in this Louis
lana business, and for which he contin-
ues unimpeached. III General Sheridan
goes to New Orleans he will go with the
expectation of the President that he will
crush out the expression of Indignation
which every peaceable and industrious
citizen of Louisiana feels at the series
Of outrages to which the action Of the
| Returning Board has added the climax.
There is no shadow of excuse for this
menace of military interference. The
pretence that any political significance
attaches to the atfray between Warmoth
and Byerly is worse than ridiculous; it
| is atrocious.-World.
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