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The Placer herald., 1874-02-07
CONSTABLE'S SALE.


pY virtue of an execution issued out of the
ID Justices court of X. G. Poland, Justice of
the Peace of township No. g. Placer county,
State of California, and to me directed on a
certain Judgment rendered therein, on the 2Sth
day of January, A. ID. 1874, in favor of +. L.
Harryhausen, and against the Greene Mining
Company a corporaton for the sum of seventy
five dollars, and interest ON said sum at the rate
of per cent. per annum from the 2Sth day of
January, A. D. 1874, together with costs of suit
taxed at % dollars, with accruing costs, / have
levied upon and seized, and shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the Greene Mine in
township No. 3, county Of Placer, State of Cali
fornia, on
Monday, the 23d day of~February, n ii. 1874,
at the hour of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, all the right
title, interest and claim of the said Greene Min
ing company a corporation of, in and to the
following described property, to-wit;
That certain quartz mine, vein or lode, known
as the Greene Nine situated i'll township No
3, Placer county, State of California Also the
quartz mill belonging to said mine, and all the
machinery the hoisting works, engine and all
buildings and appurtenances thereto belonging,
to satisfy said execution.
The above described property I will sell as
aforesaid, or so much thereof may be suffi-
cient to satisfy said Judgment interest cost,
accruing costs and expenses of sale.
B. +. GWYNN,
Constable Township No,3.
Auburn Jan. 81, 1874. nA-td
The Placer herald., 1874-02-07

A New York lady says the latest thing
out is-her husband.
Breach of good manners-For ruin to
stare you in the face.
The Placer herald., 1874-02-07
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The Placer herald., 1874-02-07

Dr. Coleman's Double Extract OF
II Eucalyptus is a special preparation
SShRA rs for the treatment of Fever and
xEvtE Ague, and is warranted to cure ev-
ID 4syAsNY cry case treated according to di-
t+tSSyt Ll~2>> rections without the injurious
~xNIT1LA suits of the usual Qunne and ar
TDS~N< senical remedies for that disease.
w - Also pure Fluid Extract of Euca-
lyptus, in pound bottles, for
pbysicians' use Beware of limitations and take
none hut Colenan's For sale everywhere, and by
CHAS LANGLEY & CO., Druggists, Agents, San
Francisco ap26-ly
The Placer herald., 1874-02-07
TINS REVENGE.

Little Tim" was the name of him
OF whom l have to tell,
And he abode on the western road
In the busy town of l.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-15
LOCAL NOTIC

THE GIFT CONCERT OF TIE MASONIC, IA
PONED.
Our readers viii see from an advertise rnezk AZ,
another column that the grand gift eo1-P "a
which was to have been given by the MasoaEr-
Relief Association OF Norfolk, Va. on the - ~
september, has been postponed until THURSDAY
the 18th of November.
As the Directors remark in their card, tsz.yz-
are many persons who desire and intend a. IN
vest in this enterprise, but have been detezuea
from so doing by the belief that post ponerneaa
would take place, and they were un wiHI,nx IL
purchase tickets until they felt assured hasa
day had been fixed when the drawing WouZSI
positively take place. In consequence o. Arr
Impression, the sale Of tckets-while largely AZ
excess Of the number sold previous to tie Razs.
ponement of the first gift concert given ~ x7Us
association-has been to such an extent - b.
enable the Directors 10 make a satisfactory Es-
tr1oution of prizes or 10 accomplish the 06ser1
OF the concert proposed TO be given. Il T. ss,zz-
fore the interest OF all concerned that the drSE-
ing be deferred until the day designated In tIus-
announcement; and we doubt not thas o1HssS-
ton Of the directors will meet with the hezzs<
approval OF their patrons and that the rsSnu
will prove satisfactory to them.
THE LAST GRAND GIFT CONCERT N AID OF 1Txp.
masonic RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS or NO&1e11S
POSTPONED.
To THE PUBLIC.-In selecting the Sd i1< NJ
September the date upon which TO laSE
their last Gift Concert, the Directors itzs Ma
sonic Relief Association were influenced b. thu
belief that there would be a sufficient lsogsa *
time between the publication OF the scheme and
the above mentioned date to enable them a.
dispose of such a number OF tickets as TO inIzss
q full drawing and an avoidance of scaling t2zts
prizes. While the enterprise has been literally
patronized by a large number OF purchase=s az
| tickets in every section of the United StzfeS
and the British Provinces, yet the impressions
| seems TO have prevailed with many who EssH
willing TO aid In the work o. completing the Ma
sonic Temple in this city, by investing in this
| scheme, that the concert would be postp-zsss-
and as a consequence they have declined 10 PR
chase tickets until an announcement should ase
made that day had been fixed upon when tie
drawing would positively take place. The xss-
rectOrS, being assured that their patrons win be
satisfied with the reasons actuating them IA
MAX ing postponement, have selected Thur
day, the 18th day of November, as the time ~
hold their second annual Gift Concert snl
Drawing, and they hope that orders for tIrksSss
will be sent Immediately by all who deSfn e.,
obtain one or more of the valuable cash pri7zss
which they offer. The public may be conf-tzzs1
that ire same fairness and honesty which chNF-
acterized their first drawing Will be oosszxess
in this. BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Masonic Relief Association
BY HENRY V. MOORE, Secretary
Kingsford's Oswego Starch has become II
household word for household necessity. n Is
SO perfect as to admit of no improvement. u r.
Oure.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-15

weighs Les pounds. He is empIOxs1s
bg Mr.. O'Grady, and has made, inelsdtzgs
this, which was nearly the LAST one, - 80
tensions. He is decidedly the cooless 1zLsEl
In danger that has ever been made kDOzs8.
de Is not a man who is reckless but o1s.
who realizes the danger of his business. 0ass
has love for II that he can not resist f5zs
undoubtedly follows it for his livelIheO<
and gets bur poor pay. Fortunes addess ss1
TO fortunes would not tempt one ost Gh
twenty thousand TO go up as he did yeSesz-
day. He will make another ascension Or
Tuesday afternoon.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-15
TAKE COURAGE. INyALIns.

Pain and weakness produce despondeucy > I'd
the invalid who is laboring under hosily TSsr-
ture, debility and mental depression AT the sarna-
uIne Is indeed In a pitiable condition. b.. Ia
balm is provided, both for their physical assG
mental innrmities. in Hostetter's stomach Ra-
ters among the commonest sources OF rain
uneaslness and melancholy are The dfseaSr<
which affect the stomach, the liver the alirneso-
tary canal, the nerves and the muscles, such Rk
dyspepsia, bilious disorders, constipation hcasS-
acne, hysteria, and rheumatism, all OF Wh5eAa
yleio readily 10 the re .ulating. inyigOrstizss
and purifying influence OF this peerless vegpi Sls
tonic, st1mulant and restorative. Take cOursesss
sorrcwfui invalids, You will find the help xCszl
need In Hostetter's Bitters.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-15
THE EXPOSITION.
Continued from 7zird page.l

Continued from Tzdd pagel
and leather show the highest skill on the
part of an artisan. Very beautiful and ex-
quisite are the specimens of work presented
by the women of our State, as they do
much credit to their taste and culture.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
| thank them for so attractive an addition
to the Exposition. Much interest will
cluster around the beautiful specimens of
the fine arts. Many Of the pictures on ex-
hibition are of superior excellence, and it is
gratifying to say that some Of the finest are
by Indiana artists. They are an ornament
to the Exposition, will be a source of pleas
ure to thousands, and will have
an elevating and refining influence.
Triumphs were allowed by Rome to her sue
cessful generals against the foreign enemy.
All Joined to add to the grandeur of the
display. A writer thus describes the tri-
umph: THE appearance that Rome pre-
sented on the occasion of triumph, espec-
tally in later times, was joyous in the ex-
treme. All work was suspended; the tenn
pies were thrown open, and decorated with
flowers; the populace were clad in holiday
attire, and crowded the steps of all the
public buildings in the Via Sacra, and
forum, or mounted the scaffolding erected
for the purpose of viewing the procession;
banquets were spread before every door.
THE CAPTIvEs TAKEN
in the war and the spoils taken from the
vanquished were marked features in the
triumphal march,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-15
BUsINr s. NOTICES

ne Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia! That hydra -heSCFIz
disorder, with its sad depression of Spirits ssSS
headache, sour stomach, scalding eTuctafjulEEL
opp essive fullness, loss OF Appetite wan wassEN
appearance, and nervous debility, all indicating
imperfect digestion and assimilation of food zzaG
thereby lack of nutrition, so necessary 20 tssz-
support of the body, can be effectually cured Kos
the use of HoOfiands German Biiters, tie lxguC.-
lite prescription of that eminent German pztzs--
tan, Christoph w. Hoofiand, OF Iangan-Sa. "a
Germany, the efficacy of which won fee Hsfzss
many marks ofdistinctiOn by the crowned heaFs.
and nobility of Europe. 1t tones the stomach.
to healthy action, regulates the bowels. aro<zsSs
the torpid liver, promotes natural peTspirat iusas
invigorates the nerves. and restores ali t,e fEr,-
tons of nature to vigorous health. The efdsaa.C
OF this remedy is daily acknowledged By the
happy subjects or It's treatment, who now en51yr
robust, glowing health.
Hoofiand's Podorhyllin Pills are recomme1dea
when brisk purgative is Jevuired. 1hey ogR--
rate thoroughly, without gripping. They are stss
best anti-bilious pills extant.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CO., PrOpFletoES +,
Philadelphia. Sold by all Druggists.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-15

Tulc 10 Bv sending g5 cents, wiki 8s9-
lnto 10 hight, color of eyes and hair, yDsa
kI0 will receive by return ns i a sHlT-
NO rect photograph OF yOSzT IUtn5I-
IIIAAOllR husband or wife. with nazce acaa
nUWbUO. date of marriage. Address "
FOX, L. o. Drawer No. l40 fultonyifle, N n
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-15

es-FOR CLERK-T. A. Goodwin is q eand6
date for County Clerk, subject to the viii Of xhs
voters of Marion county, at the October eRec2i0zl
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-15

pFlfpeople knew how good Dalley's Nsgicnl
Pain Extractor is for sore eyes, they would Soc1
buy box.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-15

YOU ARE TROUBLED WITH A BAD BREATH
1t annoys your friends well yourself
You would like to get rid OF il, but ssarxe2sr
know what means to adopt. We viii tel you
Use the fragrant Sozodont, ii viii cleanse anal
beautify your teeth, and leave Your breath PE1a.-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-15

Kingsfords Oswego Starch has become -
household word for a household necessity. It's
so perfect to admit of no Improvement i "a
pure.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-15
FELL PAST NE.

1t was mighty hot. I felt safe with the
other rope. The balloon had commenced
coming down when it dropped OIL"
When asked about himself and his career in
the wonderful business, the following was
learned. His name is A. w. McCaw. He
was born and lived near this city for a
long time. He is single man,
about twenty-four years of age, and
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-15

understand that Judge Turpie, our can
didate for the legislature, will address you
upon the question of temperance, and the
proper legislation in relation thereto, and as
have heretofore stated my views very fully
thereon, will not detsin you to repeat
them.
We hear no more of the foolish cry that
the democratic party is dead. Staunch,
strong and earnest, it has its work to do; the
wholesome and equal laws, and universal
harmony to great people. It is cheered
forward by the increasing respect and conf
dence of the people, as shown in the cleo
lions as they come on. When the day Ct
complete triumph shall come, and the burth-
ems and responsibilities of governments shall
rest upon it's broad shoulders, heaven for
bid that the people shall be disappointed in
their just expectations.
, 1874-10-29

To the Editor n H.: cAieaao Tribune:
s1n; Int IE,nu:i: I: This morning published
C lotior from L. af. lIullaud, Barabao / thank
him for it. Dut, as rend, could but question.
Why not give those women WHO have learned to
ewim chance? Alunt they live out their lives
waiting for their ignorant tisezu9 Why ioso
A,eir opportunity I'd trs to ta,yo that ndccp-saa
renr, a good Government" WAY not hnvo au
educational standard for man aa well rs woman !?
u an i.!oraut Mo:nnn anoro upt to coIae to wrong
col,c.tls!osls lhar Mi igndrnl.t lnani
Acknowledge d sonau las no right to tho
haiot until she bus learned tho alphabet Of tho
Cullstitutiul. Bit 70 frther thin your Gorro-
ai'oilub,it hid anIs; Whit right has tlat ,l,an to
POSSESS il who ncror Intends to learn even tue
Letter y?
Juat afsot the abosb lct.cr III il tiotieo Of the
nee1inE or p.ssoi,' Of tiu Presbyterian churches
gnaAll. owing to tl.e u,iayol able weather." Ot,
ts list paHe is no,'as of neot'ns Of tho
lsdles, nothing ilaunted BY tha r4in, mud, and
tlisentshing ciOudb; weio pressnt III :5nsiacraplo
forcs." Il Comment necessarily beth.
HYDE PARE.
, 1874-10-29

A Spanish correspondent Of tho London Times
writes: "AMything mors ha,n.lusu, anything
u.ort proper or atlpd than tile 1}a4ll1e daure u
it il performed by tho boys aud g,ris III IicnaYe,
IL never was my lot 10 sca III tliH su|,Iulaar world.
A toothleaa old man with life mud tAmbonriuo
constitutes Tho ui1ulo ornEostra. Ills m,,ho is
limited to tho two-i-0no Traditional notcs of tina
old MorHco tun,-tuln. III eou,o aud uu step tho
dalre.B, not iu couples unl net by invitation, hut
ono bY oue mott, propllo, tho women with hand
n,on with their Jackets LOOSE, thrown over ther
al,oulderg aud s0nt uf thonl baretootcd nnl brau-
d'Hhiug stick: lhoy 20 out as they colne in,
oue py ono, without order or consent, no nttompt
ut combination Or lGuro. no jo.nins of hands. no
Luw Of courlohy, no yiBlblo recogtillon Or a,'-
poii,lnunL Of part,lcrs, but every Ons joining IN
iLo lnesuo ut odd lines, and lighting lilo Gov
Chlom ior llia Or her own lIunsl everybody as
sobot as u Judge no crostliug or ohltrnpiug or
Jumping into thu ait, none Of tho yoinpt.oua
oylinG ind lnorlng of the Andnlus!Au, none Of
tho nlonkoy.likc trilnncinE Ut tbs French, nono
Of tho hearty claspng OF ths durnaa, nonu
OF tho mad calio!lag and .Ganb.ling OF
lhs negro; nothing. of tho joyousncas. tho
sweet eadnesg, tho conaclol'suoss, the
A.yss uAnoing IT. sWsttns4s aud blssasaesa
, 1874-10-29
MIR. 4sctchoY'1 sicctz.re.Io,1r i'll Ne,y
GaNnll&1lli,

-. NIr. DsecIlet''a lecturo agent in nokten pub
liEhes letter In which Ae Snya: " hLI, Debri,of
lcctuicd in Duston on Tucslny night to tho
largest audience OF the scnsoll. Nearly 1,UO0
ovaliin& tiekels wore sod-tAe largos; salo fur
ydara-and yos the price waa tlo,ibied-a1 eac!,.
During tue. iass nix years, to MY lias-
sol.al knowledge. no ioatuross excepting
Uuhsh, Clcn,eus,. George MucdottaItl;
lhonaa Mast, aud Anna Dickinson hnyo,
ever oven Npproxinateu to t1eL aaleB. At
Chels"a. whc'e aIy. liccchov lreturcd on Wcdnc4-
dav, tho Oper.-l1un was full large evening
aales. AZ Drookline, Nllole Lo lcrtured uil
Thursday, the andicEca wan double; nt enc!l
place tho prlca OF ticAelH Hak II a,ln.s,ion. DIr.
Dcceler's reception ut Boston WIS enthusiastic /;
so A. cheisea and as Brookliuo. Tie absusaity Of
Il trial BY Iycn..n is only cquaol by Tie abs,.s-
dity ot n tsa! by nowhph,:e ers. I can ace uo
nenso iii such tes!a; but il such tcBty nro ILL
Sisted ols. then tia fact n.ukt TO mentioned that
never day pasaea III wltc!, do l,ot ,eroiyo ho-
plicntsons for als. Deecher to lcrtnra in Now En-
gland and e!hewho.e. Tao noun ling Tia, MIR.
BUccuor IL ta1siug aasamtago Ut 4ccent oyonts to
mike monoy il nlihWeted by this i,iut: ullerotl
him Tie largest fec over tonucrcu 10 i lec.uycr
for hories OF engagements long ta,oro--nonths
heforo-the geaAual was published, mt. llo &C.
cepied my toyma without auy publication vi IL.
Ilo is SIMPLY Keeping his contract wlh mo on.
tered iuto cally last st!nlMor."
, 1874-10-29

| huullnB huu1EoHNt importance oRch GNEceHhlvt
..-.,
tShtftaf correspondence or 1he GhscG7o 7r'dH'M.
| cAAuS crfs, ool., OFT. -. 1874.
| Tnhng lho oars far Dcnvur. tho other morn.
inr, your corrcBpoudent had tho plonsuro NJ m,
nnw1ng m ocoua,unucc f,rr,,,1 a,,n 49, y. 'a
s..,, 9,,at I'LL, i,,.s .,,,.A., "e'o '''Ao NY
l W" .'N' .'"o'E 'A' 'Nac'o"s tomato nut
| cnhfMul3 letter-"f1tef,
| "nnson GREENWOOD"
whittier R,o ,,ai1 dow,, II, ~ o'Ss.
,...'..'',... A. - 'ssVo"'o ~ III arBa''t
"".'u'' y. " o"''Rsol' Illo natives upon tho sub.
1ect on ',Wonfha auu 1or Mlsaun," Ut tho rate
WITH flllod, tho uoo.tlo or ton,,,o ro,o,,crrliou
wns In mn nY Ia. n,o,t .,.t...L,. ~ w
rnt,,aa ~ no' .''obs e"l"yen1o 'noooa. aao
"tio""'l l'noSaHoi, Verfacaaratt tho rate Of forty
knots an hour. Although "Gfaco" Ia OH tlla
shady eida Of TO, and vI,ila corsaiu olmoS,ous
7rules can In dolcced u,,n,t lin co,,ora ~ 1,o,
.v,. 49,, ,,a,,.,. aoo'.s ''o ~ hol
,.,.,'''. '"D"tn Set a.' mas u" olaooholht al'ti
a''fae1IS q Rrlflta TINT nhov a woman we'll
preserved. 1Isr eyes Mill flash with al1 tho snl-
nation of former days bor no hos Int ,o,,o nj
s c.,,,,,,,r ,vl,ifn . !. an t,,o ,,ro -
eo,;,1 a;,.,ia, .,. 80 ass. Wv a. 81 o'ots
noe'al c'teie sue cnooses 10 ohtef. hlo IL QUO ot
thoSe helF-rotalit. independent. courageous wonl-
OIL, ai1l Eas no aynlpAtly FOR tho fantjue EuetJ
md other lttlb wcaKncs.eo peculiar to the por,
Hbc ttarznc,s lor o,. ,s;,,.., I,oo,,a ,,nr NV,
cnnsoi s;'o.,a a'' INV ow ,r h',", m'o @ w.. a Nv"
carWinio ithn caiiii; ,,,,6., liz ixrsnt ,u,,.
nun te nrc,"St I o,aasin @ '1 '',a ,aa
xt y uonoh @laSS d"da9qol stu"
XIX ~ M I,so nr l,} ;a'. n one
ear1,et. l,or a.,,t n ,n,hro,lo nn IL br 1, r,t
aho carried noto-buok, in whicn = sl,o %, iottcl
aonn. hes sad t1ea, 'as;sota,ia, dose{isss s j.:
Yor;t Tiucs. Tais Noted female IN ber J 1nttcr v%
iInra sn'tio - h,,n IT, ~ ,,,a ~ Hs.Il
, 1874-10-29

er I'LL of l!lp clumsy, buar-ao ovolutious, and
h 60 back cold antt dull anil l1nsynuathlz.n
ns they came. loM would hcIiovo thu roollo.-
NIL tlloso s,iconth, loayy me,l, e thnso pia!,, and
many Of tlintn not young. woncn-aro perform
Ing hohlo rcllt,tohn punnneo aud tho 1,ftrat WHO
Looks OIL atl tho tllnn uean,H to hs tiuro to Hee
that the sentonon In fia7 rasaol III tho morning
ut tho confessional In carrint Into execution mud
unforted to the ilirsoat extent nE ltn aoyarlty."
, 1874-10-29

FF0E& Ws CJENNhu8 {O} 7f3NNzth.
Said ouc gIrl to another, this m;,rn1uy, rs thov
we:e goins TO school, We're too eaEiy; wc'il
open" "logC nronnu'" roped tic other,
.'lhat Is not II pra;ty expression" "Wall, I'd
like to know" sl,l tho Improved tirl. show I'm
to lcarn to talK proper, WHOM I have threo
brothcry iaarpiag ubout chin music choose it,
'w!ioop ON np.' that is not your racket and
all that Eart II talk nll the time.
, 1874-10-29

Wvmant tir.tplkss aCont In a!sty county III the Unea
statsyt ae!l the wor Wilson hhntt!s 5ewlug
%aoIn NJ sro Ersp.1ea y u'es stsao!dntsy aSyfa
s0S SEWlN0.IAUHlEE C6VRAhY,:ls1 Sssto.4t.,
Qhl&4yV.
, 1874-10-29
REAL ESTATE WANTED,

~ 4firEn~A FAM rGNvrS,1 NT MI, RI,
" md stScs.rai,inE with without implements
"ain 1 miles VI Gn!eaEo 10 exchange for good
, 1874-10-29

ftlI10KERlSG P1AND TO nEHT CI1EAP EsTEr
" organ u xsli raul, alInR n04r Eut lpt1ouR anu
uay o! piano Addrcas 7 Is, Tshuls alsco.
{NIlEAPAsT fTMsT.C q LASS OAUiNET ORGAN IN
" thu market, NlonkA1e aud retail II factory, Eipha3.
svn Organ Company u 1pdtanAls,
, 1874-10-29

MAUHlNEEEY. -----------
TOR EALE-T0 PAY ADVANCES. SMALL STEAM
saEnu aaa b-llcr. Suitable fur An} ght worl Mako
u at otter III II nus, 10 xnA lus llS, b7be1aont.
loLANlhn, MACHINE, isMiTiIis}, HEAI.lY Mhyy,
fur tHFnltnIe, or hall vane tor csth. uLOl< W1ILLs
WILLIAMS CO., .0i aud 2U9 East Malson-st
HttI "
, 1874-10-29

A NAE;AIE-HAkDsOME CARVED WALNUT
y !Mtlos suit !o rop cuyorlak 1uits pswi oabt sl'o,
pEicsSto. No. u 1'wonrS.k!ath-st.
{3Al;rE'rs AND FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS on
~ ;natal.l.ons ~ nottem Mires. Eaasrs las!ur nsd
or stock and Drcns. Ea%y t:rs AnI l,iuary aotlluE.
hn!ss rArur ladstead Gan.tsny. 8l WoiI Msdson....
u lnr sul; c,,st 'sl4u; prsco s;l tas M!sh!ganAy.
IVN1t M Ati:.-Ulti:AF. ba sEf30Sn.!1sND STOVES
= e k'sH! ".tyr. ~stortad k!nas aud hfhti 9s reg
md 'h3ni! Mai ming furnace. II. D, i S. +. MURRAY,
GJi AaH s.s' cottxl.U Gvossnv.
Sr1vES. ,UEoGKEity., ,1Kb M0UsE:FykSsnESWit: y sn;W
Eth Cn., EEi Ws1t MEtll'9n-.l.
WE HAVE jUBT TAKEN ANOTHER CONTRACT
~ ~ furnish hotel IN Mcahhorng oily with seoumt'
rec q y ,Ms qu,ntltie W.! de ws e oall n
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city. records, was that Of peaceful
and honest citizen by a drunken
fiend in the hire of the Radical usur-
patton. We refer to these facts mere
ly to illustrate the fiimsy character
of the pretexts that the violent occur
rences in this State, referred to by
the President and Attorney General,
have had any motive or object Of vio-
lating the political rights of citizens,
which could, by the widest interpre-
tation of the enforcement act of Con-
gress, be brought within the juris-
diction of the United States.
Reprehensible i and criminal us
these acts have been, they are not, at
beast, subject to the censure AND con-
domination that must forever attach
to the acts of President Grant and
Attorney General Williams, for their
fragrant trampling on the most sa-
cred. guarantees Of the constitution
and of republican freedom.-]N. o.
Picayune.