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NOTICE. L. -. Land Office. WortIlington

NOTICE. T.: - Land Office. Worthngton,
~ April o. 1871.
Complaint having heen entered at this office
by Hector NJ. Johnson. against Joseph rardee.
for abandoning homestead entry No. N33. dated
ton a. township 1o. range II. in Mobiles County.
Minnesota. with 4 view to the cancellation Of
said entry; the said parties are hereby summon
1874: at O'Clock p. H.. to respond and fl niSll
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
mtnt. j. 4. LEONARD, Register
:}Hl j. 3. WAKEFIELD RECEIVER
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W. NJ. Myers has 4 hen which recent
ly laid an egg six and seven-eightl inch
rs i'll circumference. She knows that
eggs are high and wants to give people
the worth of their money,
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We do not blame him for not want
ing to reside in Worthington.-J.ch'so,t
Republic.
What Is the matter with our friend
of the Republic? Is it because every
body is leaving Jackson and coming to
Worthington? Is it because the editor
will now have to come to Wortl,ington
to prove up OH his claim? Here We
have labored several years to build up
one of the most healthful climates in
the world, which cures CONSUMPTION,
asthma, liver complaint and even other
diseases with neatness and dispatch
unequalled by any other climate; here
we have developed soil which for
richness and depth is unriyalled and
which has given this part Of Minnesota
the lame of the Cream Of the Prairies
and the Garden Of the State. Here we
have imported 4 community which for
intelligence and character is admitted
to he much in advance of frontier COM
munities generally. Here we have
raised a crop of moral influences such
as churches, schools, etc, keeping out
the weeds and potato bugs of the liquor
traffic, which are the admiration of all
good men,-here we, the National Colo
nists, have doEe all this, and yet the
Republic is not happy
N. B.-Also the Worthington AD-
VANCE is model newspaper, furnished
at the moderate price of s. year, and
even that don't satisfy it. Truly, Re-
publics are ungrateful.
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AN ADVENTURE.

NOT FROM THE DANBURY NEWS.
Yesterday our young friend Charley
1umiston rode into the West Lake to
give his horse Il few gallons OF water.
The horse had not been definitely in
formed as to the object of riding him
into the lake, and, it seems, lie took
it into his head that his rider had
brought him there to give him bath.
Now, if there is anything Which that
horse relshes next to his oats, it is Il
bath, and he was therefore so pleased
1T the kindness Of his rider and so TICK
led ut the prospect of the bath, that lie
snorted right out, laughing Il loud horse
laugh through his nose, and began to
paw and paddle about in the WATER
Young llnmiston, perceiving the
h rsr's mistake, set up a protest in
horse language. saying "woe!' get
up take care nov :" and words to
that effect, with Il vigor worthy of a
better cause. But the horse either mis-
understood the language or had gone
too far to withdraw, and so, with an
other laugh, he stopped any further re-
mark by plunging his rider under the
water, and then taking a roll himself.
This operation seems to have resulted
in some feeling between the two, for
they came out at different points on the
shore. and both made II bee line for
home to change their clothes, the horse
bending down his head and shaking all
over with laughter.
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NOTICE. L. :. Land Office, Worthngton,
~ Mimi, April Il. 1874
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by 10 I'm r. Crabb against Elizabeth ktnnty, for
abandoning homestead entry No. SIS, dated
township lo+. range II, in Mobiles County, Min
neSota. with 4 vi " to the cancellation Of said
entry: the said parties are hereby summoned to
at o'clock p. ~, to respond nd furnish teStimo-
ny concerning said altered abandonment
J, \. LEONARD. Resi- ter.
Ell j. Is. WAKEFIELD Receiver
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TREES.

TREES
Cotton Wood and Soft Maple Trees at d, 90 per
thousand. Also Soft Maple and White Elms,
Nursery grown and Trans Planted,) from 10
to II feet high, at low rates, by
32t] w. E. CHAPLIN.
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NOTlCE.-r. s: Land Office Jackson. Mimi.

NOTlCE.-C. S. Land Office, jackson. Mimi,
~ April lSt 1874
t"mpl;int having been entered at this office by
abandoning Homestead entry, No. 714s, dated
June -. 1871, upon the swl4 Section IA, township
view /" the cancellation of said entry; the said
parties are hereby summoned toappear at this
office on the 18th day Of May, 1874 at o'clock
H. H.. to respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged abandonment.
"A EOVARn pou;o+~-
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&C. Luckey is fitting up the lower
story of Mr.. Shuck's building for gro
Gerry store.
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Mr.. A. Shultz, of Seward township.
found fine cloth s:lcque few days ago
about six miles north IF Worthengton.
Mr.. Shultz will return it to the owner,
and we will not charge for this notice
it the lady will promise not to lose the
SacQue again.
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NOTICE U. S. Land Office, Jackson Mimi ,
n April 9Th. 1a14.
Complaint having been eutered at this office
by Chas. G. Go"inow, against William II: Allan:
for abandoning homestead entry No. $3.50, dated
April 2lst, 1872, upon the M SwA of section 3U.
township lol, range Il, in Mobiles county, Mime
sofa, with view to the cancellation Of said en-
try: the said parties are hereby summoned 70
appear at this office at Worthingt"n o., the 29th
day Of May, 1874. at 9 O'Clock q. H., tn respond
and fISntSh testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment
J. A. LEONARD, Register.
32l j. b. WAKEFIELD Receiver.
NOTICE.: u: $: Land Office, Jackson, MIMI,
N April 9Th, 1874.
Complaint having been entered at this office
by Chas. G. Goodnow, against ,Jeremiaht Twon,-
ey. FIR abandoning homestead entry No. 87Gl,
dated April 2lst 1873 upon the SO swH of sec
ton 30 township l0l, range A., in Mobiles County.
Minnesota, with view to the cancellation Of
said entry; the said parties are hereby summon
ed to appear at this Office nj Worthington, on the
18th day OF May, 1874, at o'clock q. H., to re-
srond and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged abandonment.
J. A. LEONARD, Register.
81 J. n WAKEFIELD. Receiver.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

HAY
For sSle-one or twotons Of good hay. Inquire
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!. ). shrek.

j. ). SHTCK,
1 TTORNEI AT LAW, Real Estate and col
~ Letting agent. would respectfully tender hi>
ties, and hopes, by prompt attention to business
and fair and honest dealings, to merit share Ol
public patronage.
X. d, D.lRBER.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Graduate OF
i Harvard University. United States Examin
ing Surgeon for Pensions. Office at Barber Il
Lawrence>, Worthngton Mimi.
SADDLE Il ND HARNESS SHOP,
7 Fl. JOHNSON. Dealer in Saddlerv Hard
- ware, Trunks Vali>eS, etc Harness always
on hand, and made to order. Repairing neatly
done: Shop on Ninth Street, Wortlington, Mimi
- IT,
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DENTISTRY Y.

pAlRsIlES having Cattle to Herd can apply to
l. l5ztJ JOHN ALLEY.
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III. u. Do
4 Wl' NSELOR AT LAW and Notary Pubic
" Office on 81 ave-, opposite the park, Worth.
ington Mimi. Prompt attention given to COIL
veyancing.
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FOR SAL.

House and Lot on 10th Street. enquire Of
AtJ BENTON & GOODNOW.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

One inch three weeks 500, three months. II 90
aniee WcheS 5 weeks, 5.W, 500
Five inches, " " 6OO 10.00
Special rates given for larger advertisements
Reading notices, first week 10 cents q line sub
ssquent insertions cents a line each week.
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M A SONIC

pEGULAR COMMUNICATIONS Of Fraterni.
~ ty Lodge, No. lUl, A. +. & \. NJ. at Masonic
N:X Hall in WOrthingtUn, on the
~ @GZ=r.k{ lSt and Sd Mondays in eacl,
NJ ~ 40 month.
VIZ 6TANX A. G. ROBINSON, w.. NJ. :.
Xxx 45YSH1 s. Ed. CHANDLER Sec.
yfSHG>SEE& REGULAR CONEOCA.
HFES TONS of Living Arch Chap
kolt<z% Nl%I' ter, L. d., r.. A.. Nj. at Ma.
sExi IN sonic Hall on the LIST Tuesday
in each month.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

What whopring Oranges at Moore & Smiths.
& Smiths Fountain.
notwithstanding their already large stock
Moore 4 Smith hav" received another lot of
Drugs, Notions, Oranges, Lemons and Fancy
Candies this week.
Good goods at low prices at Bennett Bros
Good Cigars for scents at Bennett Bros.
Pearl Barley and Split Peas, at Bennett Bros.
Sugars by the Darrell cheap at Bennett Bros.
Choice Roasted Coffee cheap at Bennett Bros.
Seed Corn, Field Peas, Buckwheat and Beans
at Bennett Bros.
1000 Rolls Wall Paper, Newest Spring
Patterns, at
BARBER g. LAWRENCE's.
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\ series Of April showers set in last
evening III out shutdown and the result
was lively concert of larks. killleerS.
and other birds and Il perfect Gilmore
Jubilee among the frogs. 1t Was the
first time we have used an umbrella
since last fall.
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Mary had a little corn,
And everywhere that Mary went

And everywhere that Mary went
The corn was sure to go:
Until she CHANGED to get pair Of thoSe
easy fitting Shoes which can always be found
at PopeS's Root & Shoe Store.
Dat prices We make high doscn. Dem under
store fellows beat uS--not Oh! vell gone and
speak NIT us any how. c. I. POPE
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The ice is out of the West Lake. hay
ing disappeared on Monday. Thursday
morning the lake put on it's Summer as
pect, being smooth us glass and ref ct
ing the colors Of the sky. Friday the
wind blew and the lake was speckled
with white-caps.
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Moore & Smith are live me,l-alWays
ready to supply the wants of the people
with everything that belongs to their
branch Of business, if the goods can be
had this side IF sunrise
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HOME FOR INVALLDH

DIR. H. Wilson, at present resident
of Rock county, and who has practiced
medicine in this State for some years,
was in Worthington a few days ago,
looking with reference to establishing
Il home for invalids. He has WORTH
ington, Graham Lakes, and Denver in
view us favorable points at which to
establish such an institution, but he
inclines more strongly toward some
point III the National Colony than to-
ward any point outside. His plan is
an excellent and original one, and con-
templates the establishment, not mere
ly of a cure for invalids upon a partic-
ular system, but home for invalitls at
which each can have treatment under
the system desired. AT the same time
the institution will be home for pleas
ure or, rather, for rest-seekers, and the
design will be to give them the COM
forts Of home at reasonable rates.
The establishment of hotel and wa
ter-cure within the limits OF the Ma
tional Colony is al enterprise which
we have frequently urged, and which,
we are confident will he eminently sue
cessful. The Minnesota air is already
known the world over us curative in it.
self, and an institution located here. in
a mountain climate, would attract in
validS from all parts of the country.
1t was estimated that from ten to
twenty thousand persons visited the
State last Summer in search Of health
and rest, and the number OF this class
of visitors must increase annually. Ex-
penses at st. Paul, Minneapolis, White
Bear, and other noted points are SO
great that there is 4 constant de-
mand for more retired quarters at less
rates. The object of DR.. Wilson will
be to furnish \ home for that class of
persons who desire quiet resort. with
good fishing, boating, bird shooting,
etc. We shall watch the development
Of this enterprise with interest, and we
predict for it quite success.
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A new piano arrived from New York
on Thursday and went Immediately to
the residence Of DR.. Craft. Every at
tention and due appreciation will he
shown it there.
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mt*ttrn Adpa''tf.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, At

WoRTHINGTON, MOBILES COUNTY, MINI.
vance. All orders will receive prompt attention,
Communications intended for publication must
be accompanied by the real name and address of
the writer as guaranty Of good faitll--not nee
sssary for publication.
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VI. i, SOULE.

A. C. ROBINSON, NJ. E. HI :.
l. p. DCKFEE, Act'g Sec. (Ut]
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The long lumber trains now RAISING
through Wortlington indicate that
Minneapolis is doing heavy business
in Nebraska and regions south Of 10.
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OKIBEN1 HOUSE.
G. P SLOUGH. PrOpriet0r
WORTIIlNGTON MINI.
On Ninth Street. between Second & Third ave.
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Moulded Linen-F Faced turned edge
Collars at 26c Box, at ..:.
BARBER h LAWR1N0'A
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We learn that three fourths of the
tree claims which have been taken un-
der the tree law in the Worthington dis
trict are in Nohles county.
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THIRD AVENUE HOT Ell.
G. B. LOVELESS Proprietor
Vorthington, Mimi.
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The Jackson Republic is having rush
of job work. Orders are pouring in
from Worthingtoh, st. Paul, Ninneap-
oils, Sioux CITY and other large cities.
This is probably Il special providence to
compensate for the removal OF the Land
Office to Worthington.
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NJ O T. ,
S. INTERNAL. REVENUE SPECIAL TAX
MAY !. 1874, TO April. 30, 1879

The Law of December "A, 49,. requires every
employment which renders him liab.e to Il SiE-
tfAL TAX. to procure ana i'uco crn<piruoNay
IN hi*e$tnhiSh1ne1at ar place IF b1tS',st STAMP
for the Special Tax Year heeinuing May l. 1874
before commencing or continuing business after
A,,r;i J,l -
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$. Il. UILDREI'H.

Has Opened 4
SU a VI ING LOON,
on Tenth street, opposite the Worthington Ho
tel, where he Is prepared to wait upon the public
in anything pertaining to his line.
The patronage Of the public solicited.
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Messrs. Langdon and Tourtelotte are
starting small garden of % acres on
the East Lake.
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We learn that lumber dealers ut Her.
ron Lake are Strengthening prices.
S13 is said to he the quotation for lum-
Der wortl, $50 to 50. This is fun for
the Settlers
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The Land Office opened at Northing-
ton on Monday last at 9 o'clock III the
morl.ing. Quite Il crowd had gathered
before the doors were opened. and there
were probably 60 or 20 persons on hand
when business was resumed. The Of
tice has done Il LAND office business
this week
, 1874-10-27

Palmer Hoasc-Thomas Oromwol Washing.
Ton; ". II. PuIs!for, 1t. Louls; q. r. Hubbeil-
san Francisco; Carlotta LeClorq, Arthur In
clorq, Naw York II. Corht Ogdon, Philadel.
phla; George Z. Ripley, Drooklyn; Q. II.
nselow, New York. Grand Pacla
Notel-phil Chow, st. LouIa Journal ". D.
ogden New York p. +. Phelps, New York;
Henry SAorritl, Lisbon Hugh Jamnholl, Louis.
yillo; James O. Dulec, Nurshdell. Mass; !. ".
!els Noh. Cincinnati; William Kohl, San Fran.
ronco, Salt Lake City; Sam il
1alattock, als, Harrisburg; a Y. 1.y1ado, l,oaton
utahi J. &. 1'sldgman, Springfield, 1iasa.
FREMONT lioasc-lI. Gordon, psro.yal Morrison
James Waroe, 1.ontloni Potter Dlesaineton, Canl
bridgeport; =. y. I4orp, New York; i. u, rtuln
iug, Denyer. ool. u. D. llayman, i. i. 4.
Sktaner's !toles-E. Coulhurd, Liverpool; y
Warlngcr, I4tllesk, Germany Gen. Georgo
Davis, Nav York, @, Mp,,sslor, London, En-
!!nd j., J. Mtiler. rht!a.Islpina /. i, lirta4aj
Now Xorki and v, ". HAaxsss, fit.shusz.
, 1874-10-27
Stat0 Convention Of tho Chriaffnn
Ycnll,grnMeo Women u9 1slaya.

St$+*u convention OF tho Christfnl1
temperance Women oR Iowa.
In accordance with the Expressed wIsl, OF
earnest temperance womou+ we Issue q call for q
Convention OF delegates from every Womaus s
temperance Union in tho State to bo held In
Ccuar 1taplds Nov. 8 aud 4, 1874, Tho reasons
lor calling th!H Convontion aro: to gather in-
FORMATION, to secure united action, mud encour-
ngc tho various Uuons alrcady organized
throughout tho Stato, THO ulject Of this Con-
Vehtloh III to adopt q platform, and thoroughly
otSaa!Ho our btnto for temperance work. Wo
most earnestly request that oacl. Wolua,i's Tenl-
pefancn Union bo represented by two delegates
chosen from thoir nnnbor,
By uonoNrrenco OF NtrH. j. +. Ety, l'roatdent
uodar 1tapaa Temperance Uniou Mrs. =. A.
Wlooler, Acting President Cedar ltaplds Tom-
pesanHe unton Mrs. ]. Il. F0stor. President
U'tnton temperance Union Mrs. Hiram GateH,
4'reHsdent Iyons Temperance Union; Mrs j. II.
!.eaSitt, President Waterloo Temperance Union;
Airs. =. alcKee, President atarallalttown Temper
anco Onion; Mrs. II. G. Himnoas, Prestde'lt Ma
rlon Temperance Union,-tho christian temper
attond this Convention without further notlca.
With credentials by the organizations wlllol. tA0y
reptaaont. brief 1opVrt of their work. IN 1cr{-
lug, III dcHrcd from each Temperance Union.
Upon tholr urrtYal, deIeGatos will repnst at tho
Erst Presbyterian Church, whora they will ho
lnBt by u COMMITTEES Of Nouoptlon, aul assigucl
rlacua whero llloy Mill bo cordially entertained.
1hn Convention will AsBolnblo Nny, j, in tho
EirAt Presbyterian Church, ut 7 y. m,
Mis- Il. L. polEnoY,
Chairman 1t E3pcHt1Ya Eqn4piliss,
1xpAn Nlz2p,. Oct, n, 18TH.
, 1874-10-27
A JUDGE QUALITIES,

Hpfc7ds IF*pa1ch 70 INt EbicagV Vrilha,
1snlAAAroIts,. Ind, Oct. 2G,-Ilo newly,
oloctel Criminal Judge, HuBlslrk, guull,lp,l 1t
Jeircraot! on Saturday, whoro ha Ii lying soK.
pro tenl. jordan appeared this morni,r. "s1 s1'1
lllol his pRpor viii, Judge oat, who reluctantly
stepped down aud out. putting OH roronl nro.
tcut aya!st tho oligibilityof Uusairk ani Lomco n
ngainst tho legality u tho appointment. Tust il
tabllsmont of the COURT aut! his Predecessor.
Chapman, thu first Judge, protohsod whon Ii,
ud to re!inquisll lfs Heat. Judge ElIiutt did nut
protoBt, be0a,,so ho wont Into tic Gily-Attorucy-
uhtp With fully three timeH AR much na!ar.
, 1874-10-27

HFts17 UlsValcA g tbs CHcd00 7fibNNf,
P1rTHnUnd ponn., Oct. 2U.-To-night a large
meeting or .oitl2enH was hold in tho Aca]ou,y Of
MUSIC to discuss political questions. Az tioro
aro three parties III the field. split in tlu Ko-
publican ra1ka, 4 lively time was expected.
John T. Drayo presided. From tic ilrst tIo
meeting waH disturbed. Each sido wanted to
speak aud o!for roaolutiuns. Then oacI
elde. wanted to have its cauditlntoa
sneak. Tho Republicans had tho Io,t
Of :, It, however, but tue mcetiur
finally broke mp. not in row, but in goncrnl
pale ot nolao and q cheer for froo spoccG. Al
tot tue meeting, tho diircront partioa paratled
tho straets, mud checrcd the Respective nowa.
paper otcoB, us It suited them. Tia Douaocratv
also hold au oat-tloor meeting on Liborty atroat.
ut WHICH untorrllel enthusiasm wAs 1nR,lfnytoi'
, 1874-10-27
ELSE>TilEllE.



rHE SHREVEPORT {LA.) AnnEsrs-rnoTEsr raou
THE CONSERVATIVE BTArE COMMITTEE.
New ORLEANS Oct. 2G.---Iho Democratic and
Conservative State Central Committee have ad-
dressed . communication to Gen. Emory. pro-
lostiDg against tho action Of Merrill at shroye-
polt in which they say: "Wo havo received
sredblo Information Of tho fact that Iewis Mcr-
ri!l Major Of tho Seventh Regiment OF United
8tasen Cavalry. an officer under YOUR command
did. on the I'd inst, at tho City OF Shreveport,
make an affidavit for the arrest Of q large nun.
ehargcd by said officer Is QUO strictly coguiz-
able BY tho civil courts, and npporIainB
In no manner to the military gerylco
40 you nro anare. political casnpai.u il being
conducted IN THIS state under tho Constitution
md la"B Of tho county. lie effect intended
By tue exhibition Of zoal OF this niitury officer
canuot be otherwise than to throw tho i,itlucuco
Of tho power Of bis official postiou against tlo
political party 81 which wo aro tho organ. Hay
lug but rccently arrived iu that section OF tile
country, and it not appearing in hiu affidavit
shat ILLS rights have been inferlored With, wo
cannot chRlactonzo hA gratuitous boryicos III
fat bonall otlcrw'sS than nnmlitary and ntin.-
a sfsfi spl ha n ncra ho 81 pt it, Of onp orr
promptly cAllod upon to protcst .oninet '- ~
coua'ics of this military otlcor as tho nast sad s
exnsr:on,en Il, our Stato proves TINT tue Nopub-
natisr '11! IN ,oless haso found it gu
power. Which our feilow.clizcns Mt tle North
are Justly BY their votes donouncIng aa an Out.
rnEo against The Constitution, libefty, and tic
rights OF civil Eovarnment." 0
THE ST. MANr1EB pR1soHrns
NEW IBENIA, La., Oct. 20.-I'be Et. Martins
PrtscDets "cro brought here to-dny by Tho i]nitcI
bsatoh Deputy Marshal aud q Bdual Of cnv,lrr
for preliminary examination before Unitol Stata,
CoFmlssionor i. II. Neddo!l, District Ciorl NJ
Iberia, The arl ests were made under tia K1,.
klu1 net: Two Of the prisoners wo1o i1old IN
bull in 5G,00o oach and QUO in 81, 600, to nnnonr
t,! before t!o United States District Court. The
fourth, A. Herbert, was discharged. Prominent
otlzens OF st. Martins Ialish wore nrss.
Ont to sign boudH for any amount
but Nere refused until thoy furnished
certlncstos Of property which prevents tia
bonds it!nE slcnGd bof0ro tomorrow, l'romi-
nent officers Of that parish gaYo the information
that f. great many moro arrests would bo n,uiln
soou. ~ '''"ee
III CLAIBORNE PARRISH, ia,
MONROE. l.a., Oct. 2u.-N, j, Scott parIu,,
5udss' a',u w. l1al!aoY, 1lccorior, Of Claiborne
Par4bs1; Dr. ls'ehardson, Mayor Of Homer: and
James lucy, ). Mayaold. and +. l.. phiiIiis Of
Lincoln, wera brought hers this morning !,ut1or
4 ""vn'rv cort. lIney nml llicllurtlno,, wrr.
handcntfed together. Tie prisonuya moro moro
Imprisoned unlor close quad In Fla Ei,rr.
ln'a o!!ice. 1lar counsel wern n,In,i,ln,1
OIL written order. Tue Claiborne nrlanncre nro
charged with IN attonspt to break up d pcacoahlt,
asSomblaKe On tho 1ltA Of July in Iouler, wIeu
, 1874-10-27

boon no foob1o ali tho fall TINT l,o Ina mol bcon
nblo to take any actlyo part III lilo oal.,pn IN,
at has 1atoIy suffered from aeyoro attack OF
, aevof, btls n nov recovering. and will probably
soon be restored 10 his usua1 f,oaltl,.
Nlo'.MoNn, w.. Oct. 20-Tl,o nov. !. L. Bnr-
ush'lroh Of tllla city. Tonight resigned Le pas
ttola.o, 10 accept a call to Louisville, Ky. An
,a.n, inu.'no congregation was proaont Tho rcsig-
natloh croates profound rosict
s,,, nueeaas s9s Dtspatch 70 The chiea1o 7ri5tne.
.. mltwAuREE, Oct. 2o.-Honator Carpenter, wno
m,n3, wns announced to speak ut Fond du I.ao to-
nI'ght was Obliged by Bicknoes ia rot,trn I,nmo
dn dto 10 7 ppiypleally exhausted, and viii need
ocape oca, 01 oayh' nursing botoro 10 chi gst out
llAnfFonn, Conn. Dot. 2D.-Elibu D,rr,tt Ia
dangerously III at his llomo Ia Now isron Fr,,n ~
lo1nolrhago Of Tho iuugH. 1''4'a'n ''o'a