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The New York herald., 1874-09-23
VIII Kellogg Resign.

From the Cincinnati Commerciall
The full text OF Governor Kellogg and Governor
McEnery's letters, In reply to despatch OF James
Gordon Bennett asking If they were willing to
resign in order that new election may be had. Is
printed on the third page together with COM
muncation from General McMien in response to
Senator Mortons Indianapolis speech also General
Buffers plan peaceful solu OF the trouble.
which PROBABLY foreshadows the action Of the ad-
mnstration. Nothing Is clearer than that the
claimants should vacate their pretentions ana en-
able the people TO declare thelr " wiSheS at the
ballot box. Kellogg seems unwilling to resign;
but an INT nation that 1t is the sense o! the ad-
mnlstration that ne should do so would probably
convince him OF the service he can do the country
by taking himself out OF the way
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
MoULTON RESPONDS TO THE CAP1As.

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Francis d. Moulton ap-
peared before the United States Marshal Mr.. Har-
low, at the oflce Of that oflcial, on Montague
street, Brooklyn. and, admitting the service OF the
writ OF the capias ad respondendum, promised to
appear in the United States Court on the first
Wednesday in October. Mr. Moulton is summoned
to answer upon the complaint OF MISS Edna Dean
Proctor or malicious libel, alleged 10 have been
contained IN his recent statement touching the
Beecher-Titon scandal The lady claims il00, 600
damages. Tue defendant indOrsed the capias with
the suDjoined admission OF service -
hereby admit service of the within writ agree to
appear and answer TO the complaint before
Wednesday, Oco,icr Z 1874 before Circuit Court OF
United States the Eastern District the state
of New York. FRANCIS d. MOULTON.
BROOKLYN, Sept % 1874
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
CUBA.

Has Cal2xto Garcia Been Captured p
Facts by an Insurgent Sympathizer-
Attempt to Assassinate the Captain
Genernl.
NEW YORK, Sept. %, 1874.
letter nom Havana under date OF September
Is says:--
The graphic account by Captain ARIA OF the bat
tie OF Yareyabo in which General Callxto Garcia
was taken prisoner and thirtysix Insurgents were
killed, without single casualty 70 Inc Spaniards,
seems to be purely an einanation OF the fertile
brain OF the Spanish captain. Letters from san
tiagO de Cuba and Manzanillo state that truce Of
ten days had been agreed upon between the SPAN
ish commander OF the district, General Marin, and
General Calixto Garcia Tor the adjustment OF GER
tain questions, and Garcia and his oiiicers ap.
pointed place for the conference. The place OF
meeting becoming Known to some Spanish OIL
GERS, among them Captain Ariza-the latter being
unable to resist the prospect OF promoiion--ob-
taned permission from his superior officer TO take
Ioo men and attempt the capture OF Garcia, In
Wnlch he succeeded. General Garca's mother re-
siues mere, ana calling upon captain General Con-
cna she OBTAINED permission TO telegraph 10 Pres
ident serrano, asking MIN to spare ner sons life.
ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE THE CAPTAIN GENERAL.
An attempt was made to shoot Captain General
Concha one evening last week at his summer res
idence, the Quinto de Los Molinos. Three shots
were fired at him. His residence is always guarded
by volunteers, and some of them are suspected OF
the attempt upon his life. The matter has been
hushed up as far as possible.
PROSPECT OF NEW FORCED LOAN.
1t is reported that the government Intend to
make another forced loan Of $l5oo,ooo from the
banks within ten days.
Civil Guards in Action With ALLEGED
Banditti.
EAvANA, Sept. %, 1874.
Four Of the Civil Guard had an encounter at
Msnagua with four OF Carlos Garcas alleged
banditt, Killing one and wounding another of
the latter. TWO OF the Guards were wounded
A party OF Volunteers have gone in pursuit OF
0axcaa'a band.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
RUSSIA.
Imperial Concession to the Mennonites.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. %,

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. %, 1874,
The Russian government, on account of the ex-
rensive emigration OF Mennonites, has undertaken
to exempt members OF that sect from actual mill
tary service, but still holds them liable to do duty
as hospital attendants and surgeons The Men,
nonites Of the volga district will probably all con.
sent to remain under these conditions.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
MR. BEEOHER IN VERMONT.
Enthusiastic Greeting by the Green
Mountain Boys-His Address Before
tho Agricultural Society.

ST. JOHNsBURy, VT, Sept. %, 1874.
Mr.. Beecher left the Twin Mountain House by
the eight O'Clock train for this place, to
fulfill an engagement to speak before the
Caledonian Agricultural Society, which opens
here to-day. He was met at Wells River by
Hon. Horace Fairbanks, Judge Poland and others,
and on MS arrival here proceeded to the house OF
the former. lie was escorted to the Fair Grounds
at one O'Clock, where he was greeted with great
enthusiasm by an immense crowd. His address
devoted to the elucldation the principles OF
mental, moral and ply sical development as affect
ing the different classes OF society.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
The Gear Irritated by Bismarck's Diplomacy in
Copenhagen.

PARIS Sept. 90 1874
French newspapers publish st. Petersburg ad-
vices confirming the report Of Prince Blsmarck's
.overtures to King Christian, OF Denmark, looking
to the incorporation OF that country in the German
Confederation. The correspondents say Russia is
greatly irritated at the attempt and Will never
permit Germany to hold the key Of the Baltic Sea.
The same papers say that the opposition of Rus
.sia to the German policy in Spain is due to this
course.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
GERMANY.
Pren Defence of the schleswig Policy.

BERLIN, Sept. %, 1874.
The National Gazette says that while the ex-
pulston OF the Danes from Schleswig was legal
measure. 1t was only adopted in a lew isolated
cases. The Gazette says the relations between
Germany and Denmark are iriendly.n
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
LOUISIANA.
Peace Restored-No Orders Through the
War Department..

WASHINGTON, sept. q, 1874
No Information whatever from New orleans mas
been received by any department OF the govern
ment up to noon to-day. Private kilograms repre-
sent that everything IL guet No orders have
been issued by the President through the War De-
partnent this week, as there Is nothing to render
them necessary.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
ESCAPE OF BIG Prank
The Noted RObber Again at Large-De-
tails of the Affair.

tails of the Affair.
NEW CASTLE. Del, Sept. 90, 1874
The recent prediction OF the noted bank robber
Frank Mcdonald, known as "Big Frank" that he
would soon emerge from the Jail in this city,
where he was incarceraled, was fulfilled by his
escape about one O'Clock this morning. The only
WITNESS OF THE ESCAPE
is said to have been Night Warden Levi Wilson, who
had charge OF the prison at the time. He states that
he had gone down to the far end of the corridor
to the weavers' room to ascertain the cause Of
sounds he heard proceeding rom that direction Of
the prison. Turning to retrace his steps ne looked
mp and saw Frank running along the corridor at
the other end. he immediately started IN pursuit.
and
FIRED SEVERAL SHOTS
at him, but the noted criminal succeeded in reach
ing the street, ana making good ms escape. 1t Is
believed that confederaes were m waiting for
him. and that be was Immediately taken to place
Of safety.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
Resignation of n Judge OF the Criminal
Court in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. %, 1874
Judge A. A. Atocha, OF the superior Criminal
Court, yesterday rendered his resignation to Gov
ernor Kellogg No re ason Is assigned for tins 40
tton on MS part. Amy action by the State authOl-
ties against the leaders 0 the recent revolution
would be brought before this Court.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
THE ALABAMA TROUBLES.
A United States Commissioner on the
Alleged Outrnges.

MONTGOMERY, Sept %, 1874.
W. B. Jones, United States Commissioner az
Demopolls, Marengo county, publishes the follow
ing
Although a true republican and devoted to party
ana its success, cannot that county shall
he fashed and slsndered 1t reflects upon republicans
well democrats l have canvassed this county
already four times this fall in the interest OF
The republican party, and Justice anu truth
impei declare that I
peaceful orderly lawabidng people both colored aud
white Not has been killed no. single outrage
committed account OF political feeling and FREQ
speech and republican opinions can be INDUCED IN any
where The best feeling prevails between the co0red
republicans anu the democrats
MIR. Jones Is a republican candidate for Probate
Judge IN Marengo county, which adjolns Sumter
and Greene.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
SWITZERLAND.

BERNE Sept. o., 1874.
The American delegates to the International
Postal Congress have arrived
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Scotia will leave this port On
Wednesday for Queenstown ana Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock NJ.
The NRw YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe
Will be ready at han-past eight O'Clock In the morn
ing
Single copies, IN wrappers for mailing, six cents.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
CASE OF THE NEW YORK POLICE JUSTICES.
ALBANY, Sept. %, 1874.

NEbhNf, 1'VVV' fV'f'
The Court OF Appeals has not reached decision
I'm the New York Police Justices case. IL may be
banded dawn next Tuesday and IL may not,
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
DENMARK.
The National Rights in schleswig- -Holstein Re.
spected.

LONDON, Sept. %, 1874.
despatch to the Post from Copenhagen posi-
lively denies that Danes have been elected from
sSchles wig -Holstein.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

Browns Vermifuge COmfits or Worm
LOZENGES give the best possible fleet Children
ing worms require immediate attention. 25c q box.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
ENGLAND.
Tho Bolton Mill Operatives at Worx-Corporate
Honor to an Eminent American.

LONDON, Sept. 22 1874.
WORK has been resumed by the mil operatives
at Bolton, pending the result OF arbitration OF the
differences between them and their employers,
which will be announced on the 3lst OF October.
COMPLIMENT TO WENDELL PHILLIPS
Ata meeting OF the Cooperative Board Of Man.
chester t was resolved to invite Wendell Phillips
to attend the annual Co operative Congress in
London.
The Food Markets Supply in Britain
and on the Continent.
LONDON Sept 90, 1874
Tne Mark Lane Express says:-The fine summer
like weather OF the past week was favorable for
potatoes, though rain would have been more &C
ceptabe for other roots.
With regard to wheat the Express says:-The
autumnal sowings are certain OF favorable CON-
mencement. We estimate that Hungary has
million quarters to spare. Prices In Germany,
Russia and France have declined heavily.
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY CONDEMNED IN NEWCASTLE.
The Newcastle Chamber OF Commerce have
adopted resolutions condemning the Canadian
Reciprocity Treaty as preJudical British indus
try.
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS.
Mr.. Holland, conservative, has been returned to
Parliament from Midhurst.
Mr.. Arnold. proprietor OF the London Echo, will
contest Northampton in the liberal interest.
WEATHER REPORT.
The weather throughout England to-day Is un-
settled.
Tho Empress OF Russia Expected I'm
London.
LONDON. Sept. %. 1874.
The Empress OF Russia is expected 10 arrive in
England on October Is, on a visit to her daughter,
the Duchess OF Edinburgh.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

Bargains In the Latest Novelties Of
parlor, chamber dining and library FURNITURE,
at HERTS CO.'S, Nos $50 and SuS Broadway. opposite
Eleventh street
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

A Cough, BlOod-Spittfng Consumption,
Death This is the usual Avoid it by curing
the cough with HALs'S HONEY OF HOARHOUND
AND TAR
PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS cure in one minute
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

Cristadoro's Hair Dye Acts Quickly,
thoroughly and splendidy, impartng natural
shades and easily applied Sold by druggists.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

Batchclor's Hair Dye is Splcndid.-
Never fails Established 81 years Sold ami properly
applied at BACHELORS wig Factory 10 Bond st., n. T.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

A.-FOr Elegant, Fashionable Hat
of superior quality go direct to tho manufacturer,
lis Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
SPAIN

MADRID, Sept 90, 1874.
General Lazerna has revictualled Pamplona.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

Bourbonfst Denial of Don Carlos Dy-
nastic Claims.
LONDON. Sept. 23-5:3 A. NJ
despatch from Carlist sources denies the truth
OF the report that Don Carlos has been recognized
by four branches OF the Bourbon family as heir
presumptive to the throne OF France.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
FRANCE.
Parliamentary Elections and Provincial Ex-
citement.

PARIS, Sept. %, 1874.
Elections to I'LL vacancies In the National AS
sembly have been ordered for October 49,
The excitement over the approaching elections
for the Council General in Corsica, causes much
disorder.
The authorities have been obliged to intervene
to prevent collisions between the supporters of
Prince Napoleon and M. Pietr, the opposition
Bonapartist candidate.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

Celebrated Patent Wire Signs and P0-
1itical Banners; original designers and makers HOJER
4 CO.. Painters 81 Duane street
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

A.-Wedding Invitations, Elegant
styles Low prices. Crests, Monograms Foreign Noto
Paper, Steel and Wood Engraving.
JAS. EVERDkLL, 302 Broadway
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

A.-Rupture and Physical Deformitiea
successfully treated by Dr. MARSH, at No. VeseY
street. opposite St Paus church
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

A.-Furniture Bargains. Sec Kelly =
CO.. advertisements
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

A.-Silk Elastic Stockings, Belts. Kne0
Caps Abdominal Supporters, Suspensory Bandages
Shoulder Braces and Clutches at MARSH'S Truss Office
No. vesey street Lady In attendance.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

A.-Public Opinion, in the Exercise OF
severe ign power has adopted the ELASTIC TRUSS 68i
Broadway. which comfortably cures Rupture and has
banished metal trusscs to the owls and bas.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

1874 TALK ABOUT "sTATBMBNTsp WHY
ICSOs look what statement the LONDON ilnes
does not make about JOSH BILLINGS ALTMAN Ior
lS9-rhe virtewous thorts In Billings Aiminax Is sm
cocktails for the idle and brandy strasor the
hows that tor a "statementf" ,.-...~
send your orders to tho American news CouipAny:
Tney have bought from the publishers, q w CaIehton
CO., the whole OF the trs, suornopA eauoa AAAi'nsA
Ready this weak.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
Furniture rs Per Cent Below Broad.

Selling ont for removal, fine OF good
liable Furniture, consisting oil Parlor Library Chamber
and Dining suits WIN. II. LEE,
1879 Fulton street. near Church street.
N7 Canal street, one door east of Broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

MANHooD-aoorH EDITION TREATISE on
Iu tho Laws Governing Life, Explanatory ef tho
Causes and symptoms with Instr uctions the
tu Treatment OF Weakness Low Spirits De spo ncy,
Nervous EAhsusasn, Muscular Debility and fremaaIs
author Dr. f. DIX T. CURTIS, No. % East sixteenth
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

Ns-Ns-NnUNS USnIUu UcMII6~
mems HArSIhis is the handsomest fabric intro
duced by KNOX, which Is equivalent to saying that it
the most attractive article OF head gear proc in
the metropolis kNOX'S stores at No. 81. Broadway
and in the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
UNaoRBID MOODS OF MIGHTY MI

"NEoRBID MOODS OF MIGHTY MINDs.--rHE
M Phrenoogca Journal for October is full Of
rich reading -F b. Ainsworh, the Prison Reformer:
John Roach, the shpbudcr sir Ropndell Palmer, lord
Mistake, Work That Wins What Am Good For &c.
Only Dc-, or 80 year on trial, three months, 5Jc
Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

MtetIhx OF tn6 StAte COmm1ttee-Thc
Chairmen Selectcd-J0hnsOn for the
Court OF Appeals.
UTICA, Sept. %, 1874
Alta meeting of the State Committee tonight
Mr.. Theo. M. POmeroy was selected for temporary
Chairman, and T.. d. Morgan for permanent.
Alexander S. Johnson will certainly be nOMi-
mated as Associate Judge OF the Court OF Appeals
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

DRIGHT's DISEASE DIABETES, GRAVEL. CAL
ID cult. Gout, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Disease of the
Liver, Kidneys, Bladder, Prostate Gland, Premature
Prostratlon Organic Debility Chronic Affections
durable by general prsctiJoners). sxty.page l2,no.
pamphlet explaining their successful treatment Uy
Nature $ SPECIFIC. BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING WA
TER and br A. HAWLEY HEATH, the author, will be-
sent tree address Letters from physicians and
Others hopeless cured given in pamphlet
Depot and ton rooms No 20 Broadway, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

Has Cal2xto Garcia Been Captured p
Facts by an Insurgent sympathizcr-
Attempt to Assassinate the Captain
General.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

MOthers! MOthersN MOthers!!! DOn1
fail to procure Mrs WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for all diseases incident TO the period of teetug In chill
dren IL relieves the child from pain cures W nd collie,
regulates the bowels aud by giving relief and health to
the child, gives rest TO the mother.
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DVERTISING RATES
Interesting Facts.

Hops entwine to the left, and beans
to the right.
The largest of the Egyptian Pyra-
mids is 4S0 feet high.
The earth is 1916 miles in diameter
and "a, $50 miles around.
Noah's ark was 537 English feet long,
81 broad, and "a high.
A bushel of wheat weighing 60 fbs.
contains 450, 900 kernels.
Gold may be beaten into leaves so
thin, 10000 would be only an inch
thick.
In Greco it was the custom at meals,
for the two sexes always to eat sepa-
rately.
The walls of Ninevah were 100 feet
high, and thick enough for three char
lots abreast.
The Romans lay on couches at their
dining tables, on their left arms, eating
with their right.
Babylon was 60 miles within the
walls which were seventy-fve feet
thick, and 500 feet high.
Forests of standing trees have been
discovered in Yorkshire, England and
Ireland, imbedded in stone.
On one of the peaks of the Alps,
there is block of granite, weighing by
estimate 131, ,563 tons, SO nicely balanc-
ed on its center of gravity, that sim
gle man can give it a rocking motion.
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THE CRISIS.

From the Louisville Courier-Journal. 17th.
We cannot hope, and therefore we
shall not try, to give satisfaction to any
of the many partisan sects which mud
die and disturb the course of truth and
justice i'm this Louisiana business. But
We think we can offer to reasonable
people a few a facts and suggestions
which are worth considering. We write
under no restraint, and from the stand
point Of fair-mined, liberal and
national patriotism. Intelligent read
ers will bear witness TO the faithful
zeal with which we have served the
interests of law and order; the loyal
earnestness with which we have sought
to establish good feeling between the
sections; the freedom from partisan ly-
ing which has marked our conduct in
treating the most exciting public ques-
tions. We have always fought for the
weak against the strong, for right
against might, and, consequently, we
have found ourselves for the most part
in opposition; in deposition to wrong
headed power abroad. The time has
come for even palmer language than
that which we have habitually en-
ployed in addressing the people, collec-
lively, for at no time have we confined
ourselves to partisan audience.
The present crisis illustrates all the
positions from time to time laid down
in the Courier-Journal, and that most
forcibly. 1t illustrates the ruinOus
character of the Radical policy, at the
same time that it illustrates the hope
less character of violent resistance on
the part of the South. The South has
never realized the fact of its thorough
and complete subjugation. The North
has heen steadily deluded by the tic-
tion of nationality put forward by
partisan oligarchy, intensely proscrip-
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z ,imnat Go. 2asiuess Directory.
COUNTY OFFICERS.


1,oba,e .J,doe-C. W. CARROLL. ONCE
un-stsirs in public buildings, first door 70 rlgnt
Shsr11-WM. C. COCHRAN. once IN puoiic'
buildings. first door oasca,, nnh.
CierfoTc 01rJss-J. 4. MITCHELL. 0lnceIn pun
lie buildings. adjoining the court house. a.,
4taIfitoT-y. E. STAMP. once uP-s'aiis III
nnhiic onilding entrance at left door.
Treaarer-A. PoKTERtFitELp5; its 5,DI Osnce on 'iA'N
Pecorier-Jas A. BARNES. once IN puonc
ntfiing hrst floor second door on left.
prasec1aii1g Anorney-W. :. kESSoN- oince
fa,g Joors east af the National Hotel
ts,,a,alss,oaer>-So Hogne. 5omeftsprn tr p. a. r.
DUNCAN, Plank Road; William AiAA"ooA'
Bridgeport. 1ro,d,r,buroh
S,Irre,Joy-NoBLE c CARTER. Hehdfy souis sh'
Trro,.er-rH IMAs GARRETT, t-eli'lre, nm 3D.
mtnissiouers met-! at 81. ClalrsVllie on @ '.''
hrst MONDAYS of March. June. SepseihpIgeL o., ,
DAsem ber-ana as a Board oil Equsllh.'i"l 1
tSethird "Wednesday Of May. IN eacn yea
nT,ta prah.f o 1,uurt meets on the nrSl iees
days Of January. Harcn, May J1ly; nr Sepnedi pnd /,
b.r and November, as crimlnai ,or LII ,he trans
81 sa1,s oneI, ION business hours LOT the Han
action of other business
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will attend by Deputy following place
of collecting Tax
New Castle Wayne Township, Tuesday, October 6th
Armstrong; Mills, Washington tp, Wednesday, Oct
Pow hatan York township Thursday Oct. Sth.
Albrighs School House Mead township, Friday 9th
Centrevlie, Smith township. Saturday, October 10Th
Boston, SOMERSET township, Wednesday, October 14h
Somerton, Thursday, October 18TH
Barnesvle, Warren township, Friday Saturday 16&l7b
Hendrysburgh Kirkwood township, Monday, Oct. 10th.
Sewesvlle, Tuesday 90
Merristown Union township Wednesday, October 81
Unionowp, Wheeling township, Thursday October o.
Rock Hi Flushing Friday, Oct 23 Flushing the Eve
Farmngton Coerar township Monday, October 26th.
Martins Ferry, Pease township, Tuesday October a.
Bridgeport Wednesday, October 2S.
Blaire, Putney tp Friday, Saturday 81 Nov
Belmont, Goshen township, Thursday, November 5th
Burr's Mills Goshen township, Friday, 9th.
p.Books Office advertised from s
pSrOhce from 8 A. NJ. to 5 Z. M.
w. j. KELLI
St. Clairsvile Sept. a. 1874
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MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1874.

Rel,nont Lodge, No. l6. F. & A N; meets ecu ts', ex,
ID Wednesday night on or precedlng NJ me ~ iui
moon.
T. H FERRELL, Secy.
-. C,.,-syt,ie Chapter No. IL Royal Arch
so,Is os. meets every FRIDAY night on or atiei
the fuli moon. n . ~
T. Fl. FERRELI, Secy.
Belmont Council, No. 81 Royal ssIeS. t 1000
snner Excellent Masters meets Oh 'he
Tnssday night of every month";. NJ
'"esA' III. r BUMGARNER I. i. u. Nd.
Ed BAILY, Rec.
Hope Commsndery No. 70 OF rnss' ,,isbt ., eveiy
Iars meets on the first Tuesday nlsnt " go
month. T. ~ ~ mari4T2l
las B. RYAN. Rec
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RekindIing the Southern Heart,
The Tone of the Rebel Press.

''IF IT Is A FIGHT WE ARE WITH
THEM'-THE SOUTH PREFERS AN
EMPIRE-"LET Us COMPEL THE
NORTH, BY A STATE OF WAR, To
CHANGE ITS FORM OF GOVERN
MENT"-GEoRGIA READY FOR THE
CONFLICT-A LONG AND FIERCE
STRUGGLE MURDER BY
THE WHITE LEAGUE JUSTIFIED.
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A rustic couple, newly married
marched into drug store, and called
for soda water. The obliging clerk in.
quired what syrup they would have in
it, when the swain deliberately leaned
over the counter and replied: "Stran-
ger, money is no object to me-put su.
gar in it."