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tH@ iar Falaral troops 10 VIck4.
burg. thc following reply vas sent
% itm from Washington
W]tyavHrys. q. G.. Jity 81.
u Hta a. Amss. etc
I8s eoiifeufs 0t your dispaieb have
been Submitted ~ tha President H.
d]~eltues 10 move tho troops. pxerpt ua.
der cell mtdi strictly iu aeelrlapcg wf.b
tue ferui- ~ tbs Consultation.
Signed W W. BgrRsAp.
Secretary of War.
This means that there il A. end
10 military dispotism 10 the South.
10 means, too, that tho use Of the
Federal army will 70 lorger be given
to carngt.bag Governors When.
ever, through fear, they may deem
the presence Of troops necessary 10
protect the Republican party aud its
officials in their oulrage5 upon Soath
ern people.
Let our people here take Courage
from this si4nihcant event, and let
H'e ustrper5 take heed, lest they, too
may lind themselves in a position
which will force them to cry. for
help from Washiuton. 1t would
5eem' however, from this recent az
lion OF President Grant, that II they
call, their demand will be
met with a prompt refusal.
III a State Government is rot able
o maintain itself without the inter.
and aid of the Federal army,
men let It abdicate and give way to
nose who can command the respect
md support Of the people. The
resident is tired OF boIstering up
raadS and impostegs, and seens de, f,
Grained, in the iature, to let them
axe care Of themselves in the best
they eau.
fes' behold the fruits of the long, pit. !
DRs, ~beseeohing, appeal which Anes ,
lade to the President. He reached =
ackson about III o'clock Tuesday :
lght, and without going to Vicks~ {
arg to inquire into matters, with \
1t consulting any Of her citizens, L
three Radicals, he sent, Oh
'ednesdav, his Dispatch. which met ;
lily The contempt it deserved. Yes 7
csc carpet-bag Governors have +
ng INDUCED in their impious feasts; N
ey, their lords, their wives and =,
cir corcubines haze drank of our T.
oStance, and praised their gods Of
Id ard silver, and now comes the
nd writing on the wall. which tells
IN that they are weighed and
md wanting, and that their king.
ms are very near numbered and n,
.s8.
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nos, tat dj shall b. hut
.bo prelude to other Victories nm.
the whsle state il reclaimed ,
Let lie gIoricHs wave Of White ,
.'upremacy roll ~ 10 Written aal
until Mississippi b. redeemed.
4 bovc all it was a glorious VIC.
rry for peace, law aud order, despite. ,
d eudlafy speeches, and Ames' pub. :
C ayowals to the President. +
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Friday July 31st, was the occasion
OF n gathering at the Back Bay OF
Biloxi Of a party for the purpose of
christening a beautiful skifr, tile
work OF Messrs Pedro and Holly.
The name CHI sen was that of a sweet
little girl the daughter of that popu,
lar conductor II. z. Bailcy,-Pearie.
Every thing being prepared .ur. w.
L. Harrison introduced the little
Miss to the company in a neat and
appropriate manner. Miss Pearlie,
In a steady and distinct tone of voice,
replied in a beautiful little address,
when over her. she sprinkled the con-
tents OF a bottle of sparkling cham-
payne cad samed her PearIie. and
consigned her 70 her destined element
an earnest wish for her suc4
cess. After an Interchange Of friend
iy chat the party returned to Biloxi.
Il.
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We have received a communica.
ton from r. II. Castrix, who'com.
plains that we did him injustice in
our article referring to lis appoint
ment as Registrar. In the commu,
nlcatlon he demands" its publication
and accompanies the demand with a
threat. This precludes our payinr
any attention TO it. We have not
tine slightest objection, otherwise,
to publish the article, and if he viii
couch a request in proper terms, we
will accede to it.
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The Contemplate Result Of
Infamous Legislation
AND UItINGING sUBSERvlEycY.

AND tdtlNGING SUBSERYiENCY.
We llvve learned, although not We
officially, that the Sea Coast Republi.
can has been selected by the four Chan
cellors IN Juige Chambers Circni,
District, to do the legal printing in
The counties Of Hancock. Harrison,
jackson, Pearl, Marion, Jones. Gov,
lngton and Perry, in accordance
with the District Printing BIZ
published in another coInmn. We
tender these gentlemen-Chancellors
Mcmillan, stone, Henderson and
Boyd-our warmest thanks for the
appreciation that the Sea Coast Re-
publican has so patiently and persis-
tently labeI ed for.
We see by our exchanges that in
the other portions of the State the
legal organs for the different Judic-
lal Dlotrlcts.ha also been selected BY
the respective Chancellors, and we
are happy to observe that. in all in,
stances their choice has fallen upon
worthy and deserving journals.
There VIII, of course, be a desperate
howl from the Democratic press
generally, aud we viii hear the
threadbare and slereotyped cry 4
support wrung from an unwilling
people, miserable rags started by
Nothern Adventures, ""obscure sheets
no circulation" and SO forth
Sea Coast Republican.
The last sentence shows that the
Sea Coast Republican knows exactly
how it is. Its own conscience con-
1t already !; and we do most
alphabetically repeat the cry,-"oup-
wrung from an unwilling people,"
obscure sheets of no circulation"
We do not presume that the Republi- ,
will gainSay the fact that the ten ;
fteen or twenty Radicals papers ,
Inch bave sprung up like mushrooms {
which houi ish best amid corruption) c
yer the state, brought into existence :
thin the past thirty days, in order .
obtain the Public Printing, are k
obscure sheets of no circulation " fl
lat the paper which VIGOROUSLY OBJ 0
ined an order for a legal adver> !
sement, before it came into existence :
kastera Argus was an "ob cure a
eet of no circulation: or that it. q
IT. publicly charge with not hav- 2
g "a circriatien oil fifty copies, both y,
yiBg aud gratuiious, in this dis. "
ct IS al obscure sheet of no cir T
lation": We say, we presume tie pa
publican will not deny these fac is. y
either a it deny the fact, that ss
sse papers expect TO reap a sap to
TT IRON the white people Of the thi
te-Democrats-who would not ev
'illingly' yield one do lar to their "a
port which is "wrungn from
by the printing law ; and it
ows that the legal business on
ich they expect to thrive comes
m, and is paid altogether by the AZ
itc people. The Republicans
igratulatious, and thanks for the
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On Thursday fourteen car loads
oil bold soldier boys and their friends.
passed our depet on their way TO
Mississippi City. 1t was the Mobile
Volunteer Battalion under COM
mand Of Col. Higley. We had the
pleasure Of greeting many oldfriends.
aid all seemed bent on having a
good time generally which we bet
they did. The buttons" will at
tract iic ladies and many fair ones
sere IGNORING tie Battalion with
their presence.
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Read Read I! Read II

Read the following from the dis
tinguished and ooscryant o espon
dent (~liopublican) Of a prominen
Republican journal.
Read it, and ponder over il Whit,
Men Of Mississippi. Read il, and
reflect that you arc Of the zone
Southern state where white INTEL :
gence manages to struggle up out of
the surrounding darkness and assume
partial control' and determine that
hence forth ana forever, you will
have entire control. Determine on
this at once, White Ven Of Mississ.
|lppl, If you would not have your
State become as is pictured South
Carolina.
Arise in your might, 10 yoar in
t%c'Iigence, in your yirtgc, White
Men of Mississippi +: for the sake of
your State. of your homes, OF your
wives, sw~eetleartS and little oues,
arise =! and determine that YOU will
rule and that the ignorant negro
horde shall go ander. and with it,
their Shameless carpet-bag and scala.
wag abettors :r
SOUTH CAROLINA CANkER.
Ill. V. Redield to Cincinnati Republican.
The only way to get an honest
government here is to put ii in the
hands Of men who own the property
ii the State. AS sure as darkness
day, thirty thousand negro
majority will never reform anything.
This observation you may not coDsi.
Ter loyalty to The Republican party,
tits loyalty to truth. The great
the negroes of South Caro-
ma are not fit to exercis the right I
It suffrage. The fact that year after p,
ear they elect about the Same cid F,
arg OF thieves TO the Legislature is !
violence OF this, even if other evil
enee was wanting. And that two cut
| three OF the members they send
annot read or write. and do not
row the Constitution OF the State h
the Pope's bull or a horse. car r
rdlhaHce, is another evidence that
icy are unfit to be the Controlling u
over an q State. In one of the o.
outllern States the negroes are lust Fl
Ignorant, TO be sure, but not in so :,
eat a majority, and white intelli- !
NEE MANAGES to struggle ep out OF
e surrounding darkness and assume re
least partial control. Here the pl
lltes are h~opelessly in the minsritv. Ia
icy can do nothing bat protest, and en-
y taxes, and go down to their
aVeS amid the wreck of their once
ppY homes. The condi ion of the ST
ate IS a disgrace 10 the Repablic. or
tile age, to civilization. Some tn
ne must be done TO remedy the -.
i, or we shall have a worse than
II Domingo within our very 10
me
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ORANGE GRANGE MEETISG.-The
following resolutions were adopted
by Orange Grange at their regular
meeting on Monday, Aug. 3rd.:
Resolved. That we take pleasure in
commencing TO all members of ou,.
order, and to tic tillels of the soil
everywhere, the "STAR or Pasc..
GoULA," a journal devoted to our
cause and further recommend to our
fraternity its able associate editor
Z. X. Browning, a true and earnest
Patron.
kesolved, That we elect said paper
the Official organ OF our Grange.
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ii GREET DISCO II y.
IN Uafaihng Remrdn for

An O@faii,ag Remedy for
COUGHS. COLDS. HOARsENESS.
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS INFLUENZA
soEENESS Of une THROAT, CHEST
ana LUNGS. aud all Diseases leading 10
CONSUMPTION
" will not make new hugs, but il will pre-
vent the disease ffoss spreading throughout the
Whole substance OF tle kings, therefore facilsa'
ting recovery
u IL prepared from Vegetable Extracts ans
parks OF wonderful, healing properties, and lh's
yaIsam " highly recommended by physiciAhs
,'eixythell aud Others. testimonials from whoE
i'an furnish cstlfsut pumi,er.
The children ike IL aud they tell
~ cures ihesr colds and makes them wells
Aud mothers seek the store 20 try it;
hsth hundreds wko desire TO bay it.
isent fad to try it. IL Is pleasant to take
zee That the nssoe OF T.. w. kiasmsn is blcwnh
70 Sample Bottle and Circular Free.&
-. y. W. KaNsHIAN, PROP'R.
W a'er Sireet%- ...ArsueTA. Mhtfh.
frees 80 aud 50 Gents. Largest Bottles cheap
5000 for a better article.
SiO.O0n for u case II viii rot rure-
FOE SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS
3l-lyeew
rsa-For Sale by DR.. Moore. Scranton.
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Regatta at Biloxi.

We have received the following
report of the Regatta at Biloxi.
LIST.
FIRST CLASS.
Amelia, q It. 10 inches, catered
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OCEAN GRANGE MEErISG-At n
regular meeting Of the Ocean Grange
on Saturday, Aug. LEI, the following
resolution was adopted.
Resolved, That we heartily re.
commend TO tho patronage and at
tentive porusal Of all Patrons, and TO
The farmers Of our county generally,
the STAR OF PAsCAooUlA,p a paper
devoted to the interest Of cur Order
and edited in part By our Worthy
Brother. G. X. Browning.
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EFpona fersls ~ oar brgllefs
81 oeeaa Gnage q Jaesg n eaaty,
aad Orange Gnnee 81 iiarrlsob
county, we render sincere thank fof
TIER very hafteriag eudorsemsai.
ana Tor ccmmealiag QUE Paper 20
the patronage Of ra,eona Of other
sections.
We shalt use our beet efforts to
make our Journal meet the p qairo
menis OF our Order, and merit The
approval Of oil Patrons. Il.
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N o c
John II. Wattlsw0rfn IL nv authorized
agent during my temporary sbsence from ihs
State.
jya cIIAs. wATLL.woRF'i. !.
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Total, 33,3S2,47O 1886 1874
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brlllenben Sra9en entse8en. 9fo9 emma
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Der Seinb 1T semo1fen. Mber er fIiebt
nidt, Ct rueidt nur Iansiam 5uriif. Die
gauaIlerie, meIbe ibn perfolgen iol, ftoBt auf
georonete GoIonnen, bic bereit iino. ben aampf
mieber auf,unebmen. Das fr6blibe 9ad-
ipteI bes gerfolsens, nm bic 5rd6te oes
Sieses aus;ubeuten, 0efansene uno Tro.
pbden beimsubrinsen, - bies NadIpieI fieI
meg. Ser Seino IieB benz Steger ntdts su
rid, ais feline Iobten nnb bic uierunbS SmanSis
i9ueren 8eibute in Der Neooute.
Aub Sen,binsft mar Sur 8erfolguug bes
Seinoes fotnmanbtrt seueien. Sn triiber,
ernfter Stimmuna melt ab uon Der Siegess
freuoe, febrte er NIT ieinem 0duiIein Surff
Die ftille, beilise Nadt bate bic Grduel bes
cages bereits in ibren NsanteI sebiiat, ais CT
iiber einen Gbeil bes S9IadifeIoes rift. Sc
mar ibm lieb, feiner iunsen Sreunoe rpesen.
Der Anbllf bes idauerltden 8obens muroe
tbnen eripart.
GnbIid rubte er NIT ibnen am Biuouaffeus
er. Tiefer Summer lag in ietnen 3dsen,
ais ct bic fleine 8ruppe Der Sffisiere betrabs
tet. glur fiinf faben nod ba an1 Seuer
iieben bate man idmer permunoet pom
Sbla9tfeIbe setrasen, eli ruoren sefallen. =
anoern Cages belt ber Raiier 9eeridau
Stumm empfinsen ibn Die 2r,eser; pon Sroit
unb Sunser sepeini9t, bic Gleiper pom Yuls
per Seidwdr3t uno serrifIen, 10 itanben iie nm
ibre Moler. Ser 2aiier ritt sriBenb bic 8etz
ben entlans, lobte lire Iapferfeit mnb lobnte
nit @brensei1en unb Beforoerunsen. uGs
lebe Der Raiier!" borte man; aber es mar
niht Der STUFF, mie ibn Der belle Siesesiubel
bDnnernb in bic Suite Ididt.
yfa6 ber 9eerfdau ritt ber aaiier, uon
unb @enerdlen begIeitet, iiber
bas 59Ia9tfeIb. Sein Au8e fdpeifte ouf,
merfiam tiber bai1elbe bin; er erwos oifens
bar, pie bieie ooer iene Oertlidfett bate be.
nast ,perben fonnen; mas bas Selo oes Tos
bes bedte, aber wel1es CT rift, bas rsar fur
ibn nidt ba; fein Blid, feline Musfel bes
ebernen @eiidtes perrietb, bab er beiien ses
ba6t bate; am Idnsiten perueilte er bort
oben bel ber Geboute, mel6e bic meiften Spf.
er sefofet bate. Wan tpuBte iebt, bab bic
5abl Der Tobten uno Bermunoeten aus bei=
ben 9eeren juiammen iieb5istauienb uar, ,tnb
bic 6oben bier trusen oie rneiiten bouon.
Iber bes Railers Gebanfen fosen bariiber
binaus. Bieaeidt eruos er bic Tebler, ruels
DE bier semadt morben naren, uno bic fit
fiinftise 5dae permieben ,perben n,ubten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-02-05

YlDbli6es Gr rmGrmen.-G Sine gefdbrs
Lide uno bod iebr pe1breitete @emobnbeit i'm
gSinter 1T oas ploblide grpdrmen. rnenn man
ftalf ourd Galte leioet. Oft idon fam es
Dor, bob Rinoer uno aud erpadiene Belio.
nen, pelde einen Iansen Nes in itarfer aal.
te semadt, iobalo tie li1 oem beiben Diem
naberten, toot nieoerftelen, ooer bod pon els
nem i6meren f0rpe,ltben nebel befaaen rpurs
ben, obne nab iie cine Ibnuns batten. mas
bic ut|ade bes nebels mar. Seoe inteaigens
te Berion meiB, baB Elm etfrornes 0liso 80
tobtem Sleii9 pi1o, rpenn man es pl0bIid ers
pdrmt. Stan pargsfe nie: Die @rwdrmuns
mnb iteiS almabIis seideben. Das erfrore'
ne GIiso mub in faltes gBaiIer setaudt ooer
nit Sdnee gerieben merben. grfrorene @Iie'
Der fonnen nismals ben idaoIiden Wirfun.
gen pl6Bli9en Grparmens Wibe1 fiano Ieilten.
Bel &tnoern erfolsen bdufis Erampfe, Dbna
madten uno tbeilmetIe 8llnobeit, fursIi6tiz
gerpeile ,SdneebIinobeir senannt. 8ei
grmadienen rpe1oen beionoers Sautfranfbeis
ten perid!immeft, ooer oeret iebr idmerBbafs
te er5eust Dian slaubt INNER, SroitbeuIen
ieien bic Solse beftiser Gdlte, bic ,uabre llrs
fade 1T ieoo6 pIObli6es @rparlnen Der I'M
Infans nur leidt afficirten SteIen. 8alte
Slbe foIlte man niernaLs bem Seuer nobe
brinsen unb iie itets burd 8eiben nit einem
Sube erpdrmen. YlDblihfs grnarmen
madt iibet baupt bas san5e Spfem fur Ians
sere 3eit 70 entpfinblib, baB nod beionbere
&ieiounssitiide n0tbis merben, unb ben 3or'
per iberiauft bann, felbit in elmer fir anbers
Berionsn ansenebmen Gemperatur, Elm Sr0'
fieIn. Nerste, rpelde i'm Orange ibrer @es
fdafte Der seuobnIiden aIusbeit persabem
baben oieie 8eobadtunsen on iid ielbft 8es
madt unb ,nandmaI Sabre lang fir einen
WOment Der nnuoriidtisfeit sebibt. Wlan
ueridume nidt Die nOibise 8oriidt fir iib
uno babe auf bic 3inber Adt ruelbe benz na'
ttirIi6en SmpuIie foIseno, raid rad bsm
warmen Diem ellen, ipenn iie aus Der 8dIte
fommen.