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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-13
The TREAOHERY ELIMINATING.

The action of the Returning Board in fail
Ing to meet this morning is most reprehensib,
MI Anderson the undaunted and unterri
-ied Thomas Anderson failed to put in al
appearance, and Mr.. Wells, the chairman
5ad "pressing business to attend to
% Pressing business Y What right has thi.
7rar to have business Of q personal nature
more ''luvssiny' than the business Of IL,
sta,e
The fate Of the State is hanging in the bal.
sLnce, the whole people of Louisiana hang
EIemblingly upon the action of the Return
ans Board, and the people of the United
States are hanging in expectation of the re-
sub, and yet MIR. Wells has pressing per
s's5al business which engages his attention.
an other words he says to the people :. GO
s0''g' have something to attend to more
tInportant than your business"
This is the most palmble, outrageous tri-
Ming with solemn and important duty it has
ever been our province to chronicle and we
are amazed at the overweening insolence and
estrontery of these men, who, to the gross in
Jury and heinous crime committed by them
Yesterday, add, now, the insult of trtiing and
diiIy-dallying VITA the people. The thing is
SIMPLY moastrous. and we call upon these
Den e 90 on with the work in hand, or stop
their fantastic tricks altogether.
We are in no humor TO be trihed with. and
aie interests at stake are too many and too
serious to be ieopardized. What allied these
cnen? Did the recollection of the wrong in
aicted by them upon the people when they
CO relessly threw aside legally certified returns Of
NaSoto parish come to haunt their dreams
aas night?
Did the rejection that they had ruthlessly
1raAnpled uron the dearest rights Of American
'iz'seRen, Cause them one pang of regret I'll
50, then are they honester than we thought
ihem. We tell the people of New Orleans
sud of Louisiana that they are about to be |
cheated out of their birthright by a set of
&naves.
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De RudiO. the Gallant Cavalry Lieutenant

For sometime past the Louisiana press has
heen excited over the acts of brutality of lieu.
tenant in the United States army, named De
Rudio, towards Gen. Alexander De Clouet when
under arrest in charge of a Deputy United States
Marshal. The Carlton, a French paper pub
lished in New Orleans, asked the question
whether or not De Rudio was not the former ac-
complete of Orsni in the attempt upon the life
of Napoleon Ill in 1858, and the Attakapas
Sentinel now answers the question and positively
Identifies him as euch. The Sentinel, after giving
history Of this gallant cavalry lieutenant from
his birth mp. includes report of his testimony
on the trial of his accomplices, wherein he
qutirr, 9M inst.
The teachers Of Chicago have now for two
years, under avoluntary agreement, dispensed
with the use OF the rod in school, and Super
mtendent Peek claims the following results
l. Order as good as ever before. 2. Obedis
ence Is prompt and cheerful 3. Malicious
ness less than ever before. 4. Suspensions
for misconduct are only about one-half what
they h-'e been u :as hsst Of former years.
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TIE BEGINNING OF THE END.

Mben W. asserted some time ago that the
xsstsrning Board had been created and its
members appointed for the sole purpose OF
a1efetting the popular will, expressed at
me polls on the second Of November; when
NE told the Democratic Central Committee
.haa they should sternly ignore that packed
sud corrupt body. and should absolutely re-
E2ss to touch the unclean thing the journal
3s6c Miss Nancys Of the so-called Conserva-
Ire press Of this city with their usual and
4Euteyate trimming and time serving procliy-
.Ges protested against our course as one
ezicullted to do great injury to the cause
lacy profess to have at heart, and as mani
sssny unjust to the fair-spoken and fair
ertinded men constituting the Returning
.toard. -
In difference % the wishes Of some of our
sver-credulous friends, we abstained from
pressing the point, and patiently waited for
AaIKlaer developments. The result is now be-
hs1se us, and the plot denounced by us in ad-
gs2ice now stands revealed in all its naked de-
ess,cn it,. After dilly- dalying as long as they
could with the returns, and proclaiming as
s&erted q sufficient number of Radical men,
<ssrs 70 secure to that defeated faction a plu-
DrslIay in bare quorum, they are now at work
eliminating and absolutely rejecting the votes
raf the entire parishes that have given large
Conservative majerities, and the intention is
distinctly annouced by Wells, Anderson 4 Co. |
4 nj referring contested cases to the adjudication
nj the r',mp Legislature they have the impu-
ascnce to presume the people Of Louisiana will
recognize as legitimate body.
That they will be most awfully disap-
pointed in that foolish and criminal attempt
20 sane individual can possibly entertain the
sligh test doubt The presence Of United
States troops in this city may inspire these
.s:san with some degree of boldness. but like
Bob Acres valor, their courage will ooze ont
~ The critical moment, and the great Ma
.ional House of Refuge will again become a
boarding house for frightened carpet-bag-
gers and swift-footed scalawags The ballot
soN suffers and supervising pimps have
IA'nc their dirty work the prevaricating Re
Sarning Board is now engaged in giving
s"nsi legal Endorsement to the stupendous
7,aud and We are fast approaching THE BE-
GINNING OF THE END ,
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Notice.

Nothing is purchased which requires so much
judgment in the purchase as good Watch. In many
instances the gaudy outside is found to contain a
worthless interior, and the delued buyer does not
take long to discover thathe has been at great ex
pense for nothing. An honest Matchmaker who
guarantees what he sells, and sells only what he can
guarantee to give satisfaction, is always worth know
ing and we can safely refer our country and city
as Just such man.
Strangers visiting the city will find it to their adj
vantage to call at the above store where they can
find the finest selection of Diamonds and Jewelrv at
very low prices "
Call on hun once and you will surely call again.
n29 I'm
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Young lady in Paris, KY, remarked to
companion III a conversation the other day.
that she would never paint her cheeks AGAIN
@esose a''eh'hhs funeral. '.Why not :"
j asked her friend. Because" replied the
young lady Il was painted up when At
tended funeral last summer, and never
wanted to cry so bad in my life, and was get
Ing my handkerchief ready. when. clancino
Sn'und at -, | saw that coarse. yellow skin Of
hers through the tear tracks. and it looked
1orrible. | never had such hard work to
hold my tears in since was born I'm done
I&inting for funerals"
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We found upon our table yesterday the
carl of Capt Matt. Hooton, Of the 2od In
aaiitry. an enc corner Of which the letters p.
A. Z. announced his departure. Capt. Hootou
reSuSns North on business connected with b;s
teelment and We wish him pleasant journey
a"ae' We're the army entirely composed of
gentlemen as fair-minaed and bororoh,o os
capt Hooton there would be less trouble in
adjusting the difficulties between tba two 90.
ssyrs
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is it true that since the introduction of lady
operators or your lines there isn't so much wi
gar talking over the wires?" asked female
sSaifragist OF Western Union official ssYes
.la sn.' he answered; "but the conversation
-sk4Aas up - length what IL iaeAs il pyesdth.'
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e. n. WELSHANS,

As Camp street,
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE INSURANCE.
Underwriters Agency, New York. 80. 81, Zoo, 900
Queen of Liverpool and London. go. 10000, 900
American Central, of st. Louis .. 1,3?a0oO
Commercial Assurance Company, Of
London ..................... $4,000, COO
German.American Insurance Company
of New York. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100000
Royal Of Liverpool and London. a, DOC, 900
Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company
OF New York. Observation-Disclosures. 1900 900
Peoples Iictory!
Clothing! Clothing!
BARGAINS!
BARGAINS!
BARGAINS!
GODCHAUX, KS.
81 and 50 Canal street, and 21s, 215 and 2l7 Old
Levee, New Orleans.
Quick Sales! Small Profits
FOR CASH.
MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDRENs
CLOTHING, !
FURNISHING GOODS
AND HATS |
Of the Finest Material and Latest Styles,
Al
EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICES.
LEON GODCHATX.
81 and So Canal street,
No 1mW&E2d2 2iS. 2l5 and 2l7 Old Leyee,
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Gold pens repointed at so cents, Sc ST. Charles
e heet.
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Stuffed ducks and Goldfish balls at the Victory
4. 81 Common street.
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The above firm, successors to JOHN G. POOLEY
Nos. 81, BIB and 315 Julia street and 246. 24s and
25s Liberty street, and having secured the services
of Mr. John c. Pooley whose interests are identical
with our own, would respectfully ask continuance
OF the patronage heretofore extended him by his
friends and the public generally. Having secured
the Pelican Planning Mills and two Saw Mills over
the Lake. we are prepared to furnish Rough and
Dressed Lumber in all quantities Of every size
quality. etc. Also, manufacture the PLAIN PLAN
TATION CABINS on short notice and at most rea
sonable terms The attention Of the trade is specially
called to the advantages offered them.
Being now situated to enable me 20 do Justice
to all orders entrusted me, would ask for continu-
ance of the patronage extended to me and of that
have heretofore been unable through acl. of mate.
rial, to accept.
Respectfully,
d4 10 20 ~ 2dp JNO c. POOLEv.
PeriqMe Tobacco.
Agency Of the celebrated Grand Point. parish of
st. James Louisiana
PERIQUE TOBACCO.
Has constantly on hand a large stock of l. and 81
pound carrots, for sale in lots to suit. NJ
d. 1m2dp f. BOURGEOIS No 10 Cont st.
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Decorated china dinner sets Of all colors 81
l-niFor!ation prices. at Navras, la Canal street
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Margaret Haughery.
MARdARETS STEAM AND MEOHANIoAr,
BAKERY,
Manufacturer of
b r AID AND CRACKERa
Ofan descriptions,
Nos. "A, 76 and rs New Levee s1set
iy29 2dpn New Orleans. La.

Time Of Arrival and Departure Of N.,,a
FROM THE
NEW ORLEANS POST OFFICE.
Moone ana Lake Coast - Closes a ? AN,
ET a.ses at $50 P. NJ; arrives at II p M
II P. M. ~ Arrives -
11:30 PM ~ "'' ~zoves ~
Texas and Shreveport Mais-Arrives da;,v a.,
eMep n iluesdays, at p. NJ. Closes daily. excens
Man by Morgan Railroad Closes at e:aoA n.
, he q River Mail Closes at P. H.; arriva, a
hn rka5og ga ana Co. 9. Ma-Closes on Tuesday
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at IA. NJ ~
~ PIiaquesmines Psriih Mail-Gloses On Mond.v.
Wednesday ana Friday At $40 A. NJ; arrives a
D. Dopaldsonville MaiLCoses # 4. n: ar.tv,,
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CENT MILE PALETOTS,
Al
l97 g. 199- ....DECATUR STREET 10. e. 1879
Opposite the French Market
Grand Establishment Of Ready Made Clothing for
Men and Boys, will sell out from the LIST of Decem-
Der, their Merchandise at auctionprices for cash
Good Over Coats for So. Also, complete suits for
Gents at 81 so. great assortment of Black Suits,
latest style, for ball and soirce.
200 Suits for Boys from 3 to years, at s. India
Rubber Over Coats at 81 -.
300 boxes of Hats style just received and our
bein" considerable will sell out our
stock below cost. Also, Underwear Trunks and
Valises
Ill I'M MICHEL LION
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Christmas and New Years Gifts,
To be had at tho Loan Office
Corner Royal and Toulouse streets.
QUICK SALES SMALL PROFITS
FOR CASH.
Gentlemen's double case Silver and Cola Watches.
Ladies single and double case Gold Watches
Ladies' and gentlemens Gold Chains
Ladies Sets Sleeve Buttons Shirt Buttons.
A large variety of Rings, Bracelets Earrings etc.
Diamond Rings, Ea rrings and Breastpius.
Also
A variety of LACE and CASHMERE SHAWLS,
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS etc.
Call and see.
DE- SuTuTh tai Corner Royal and Toulouse.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-13

The patriotic zeal which impels Americans, ma
tive and imported, to serve. their country in an.
remuneratiye public position which offers is still
strong in the land. The new Mayor of New
York has sixteen clerkships in his gift, and ha'
received 692 applications.
A Louisville damsel is so homely in form and
features that strangers instinctively turn away
from her with feelings akin to disgust, IN
less she speaks and smiles, and then magnetic
charm seems to surround her, SO powerful that
most men are at once captivated She has a
dozen offers of marriage every week, but for
some reason refuses to change her condition.
| Solid gold watches, Waltham manufacture. SOS
| stem wlnders $50, fully guaranteed at Hills. st
| st. Charles street.
New, fine, decorated china dinner and tel SETS
cheap, at Navra's, ia Canal street.
Go to Bachman's, Is Camp street, for your
shoes.
A princely repast at the Victory every day, from
II A. NJ. to P. NJ.
n. ". Hyatt.
STATION ER,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,
LITHoGRApHER AND BLANK BOOK MANU-
FACTURER.
Cotton, Bank, Insurance and Mercantile Blank
Books, made to any desired pattern
on the Shortest Notice.
Cotton Sales, Bill Heads, Bills Of Lading, Lette
and Note Headings, Dray Receipts.
Invoices, ETC., Printed OF
Autographed to
Order.
Every description Of
Book Binding Executed Neatly, Cheaply, and
With Dispatch.
Call and Examine Specimens-Get Estimates and
Leave Your Orders
A. w. HYATT,
n22 2dpSntf SO Camp street.
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Coy John McEnery has established his
Headquarters ut No. l42 Canal street.
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Slow WoEK.-It is now forty-one DAYS
since the election was held in this State, and
yet there still remain twenty-slx out of the
tifty-seven parishes to be canvassed and COM
piled. At this rate when will the final result
OF the election be promulgated by the Return
ing Board? Is not such a law and such
officials appointed to execute it frauds upon
the people and disgraceful to the party that
would SO openly insult the intelligence of the
age by forcing upon the people such an infa-
nous statute?
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HOlylund,
ENGRAVER AND PRINTER.
IS st. Charles Street.
Ban Invitations, Wedding and Visiting Cards,
neatly engraved and printed Also, all kinds OF
general Engraving in the best style. Ball com.
mittees are specially invited to call and see his
selection Of orders Of dancing and German
favors, as he is satisfied that the most fastidious
will be pleased. nl5 If
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ECery Merchant 0sad Planter
Serves his own interest by subscribing to soua
exclusively MERCANTILE PAPER The NEW
sively to commerce, finance agriculture mannf.c
lures, railroads. and navigation Send for specimen
copy OF the PRICE CURRENT. Office, Nos. loo
anu 131 GIavier street New Orleans n20 oJn,f
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JOIN wilson. VIM. Pagan.
UilsOn DE- Fn00n.
M e AT sToRr
No Front and II Fulton streets,
Between Gravier and Common streets,
oil 2dp3m New Orleans.
Urs. $. Pfster,
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING.
No $50 Magazine st, between ST. Mary and Felicity
NEW ORLEANS
Boanets and hats cleaned dyed and altered.
p:6 lnI.ip
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MERCANTILE CIRCULAR.

issued simultaneously with the News Edition.
contains, in condensed form, all the market
transactions, prices, import and export tables,
camille correspondence.
These Circulars are printed with Merchant
card, to order.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-05-30
A SPELLING TEST.

1t is said that the following ar
rangement of words, if dictated
with any degree of rapidity, will
stump the best spoilers 1.-THE
most skillful gauger l ever knew
was maligned cobbler, armed
with q poignard, who drove q ped
dler's wagon, using mulIein-
stalk as an instrument of coercion
to tyranize over his pony, shod
with calks. He was a Galilean
Sadducee, and he had phthis-
icky catarrh, diptheria, and the
bilious Intermittent erysipelas. A
certain sibyl, with the sohriquet Of
GYPSY went into ecstaeies OF ca
elimination at seeing him measure
a bushel of peas, and separate sac
charine tomatoes from a heap Of
peeled potatoes without dyeing or
smuggling the equitable queue which
he wore, or becoming paralyzed
with a hemorrhage. Lifting her
eyes to the ceiling Of the cupola
Of the Capitol to conceal her un-
paraIleled embarrassment, maxi
ing a rough courtesy, and not
harassing him with mystifying,
rarifying, ahd Supplying inuen-
does, she gave him Il couch, boz
quet of lilies, mignonette, and fus-
chias, 4 treatise on nemonies, Il
copy Of the Apocrypha in hierog-
lyphics, daguerreotype Of Mendels-
sohn and Kosciusko, q kaleides-
cope, dram phial OF ipecacuanha
a toaspoonful ofnaptha, for dele
BILE purposes, ferrule, a clarionet
some lleorice, q surcingle coneli
an of symmetrical proportions,
ehr0nometer with a movable ball
ance wheel, a box Of dominoes,
aud a catechisn. The gauger,
who was also q traiiicking rectiii-
er and a parishioner Of mine, pre-
fering a WOODEN surtout. This
choice was referable to a vacilla
ting, occasionally occurring lido
syncracyl. woefully uttered this
apothegm: Life il checkered, but
sehism, eapostacy, heresy, and vii.
lainy shall be punished The ST.
byl apologizingly answered,
There Is notably an allegeable diff
ference between a comfortable ell
lipsis and a trisyllabic ti@resis. ~
We replied in trochees, not inn
pugning her suspicion,
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-05-30
GooD-NATURID TAXPAYERS

The Tuscans take credit to
themselves as being the gentlest
and most amiable people in the
world, but they certainly claim
no more than they are fairly enti.
tied to. They are, says the Lon
don Times, decidedly the most
patient. The Florentines pay a
house property tax amounting to
thirty-nine per cert. Of the nom
inal rent of their tenements, and
Signor Digny, in reporting in the
municipal budget, throws out
very clear hints that even that
burden is uot sufficiently heavy,
but that his townsmen must furth-
er execute themselves by voting an
additional ten per cent, when
house property will pay the city
nearly one-half of its income. On
the other hand, the revenue
whlchth the city collects from the
octroi, or duty on consumption at
the town gates, has raised the
price of a halfpenny loaf to one
penny, and the cost Of all the nee
essaries fife in the same proper
ton, so that q Florentine must
make half his former wealth meet
his exigencies OF twice his former
expenditures. How the miracle
is achieved and the difficulty is
got over, is not easily explained,
but this is certain, that there the
people not only do not complain
of the hardship, but even do not
mention it; that many of them
seem not to know to what extent
they are mulcted, or stoutly deny
that the charge is as great as 1t re-
ally is; SO that a stranger who
wishes to ascertain the truth Of the
matter must be some pains to
institute an inquiry, and wrench,
as it were, the evidence from
their unwilling lips. The fact Is
that the brief promotion of Flor
ence to the rank of an Italian
capite. and the too sudden remov-
al Of the court and government
from it have been like a tile fall
ing on the head Of the fair city
and that, in spite of all the efforts
of her sanguine and optimist cit
liens to deny it, the place has suf-
fered much from the unexpected ca
lamity, Notwithstanding all the
endeavors of the municipality
and OF the most CONSPICUOUS citizens
to repair its losses and to relieve
its distress.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-05-30

In trial of a breach OF promise
suit al Bristol, England, not long
since, Mr.. Norris, OF the Western
Circuit, who appeared for plaint-
iff, held up a bundle Of $50 letters,
which he said weighed three
pounds avoirdupois. He read
extracts from several of them,
and pointed out that there fire.
quently appeared the mystic let
ters Nj. G.. b. u. and X, which
he said the young lady had inter
preted to him to signify, MAY
God bless you and Kisses In
other portions Of the letters were
the initials NJ. d. and Il. p, sig
nifying my dear and little pet.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-05-30
NOW A TEACHER STOPPED j
TRAIN.


There was an occurrence on thee
Harlem railroad, says an ex~
change, that Is wnrth recOunting.
About nine in the morning ii se~
rious collision--a collision be
tween q girl and train OF cars
was avoided in 4 very singular ana
daring way. The girl is q school,
teacher, and she was OH her way
to school. The train was frona
Catham, ON its way to Ruthland
Both met on the trestle work near
Bralnard's station. The girl stootA
still while the alarmed engineer
whistled down brakes, aud man
aged to stop the train only whers
his engine was within tefn
feet ] of the obstruction. Tire
trestle work Is thirty-six.f feet high
and bears only ono track. WhaE
do you mean do you want To be-
killed - mo, said the girl, 81
am going To school, Well, gca
back until the train crosses tbs
trestle," said the engineer. ~
CAN'T said the girl, I'm late
"Step aside, then, n and sle.
stepped aside, outside the TfaeM
and on the edge of the ties. But
the space was too narrow; the en-
gine's wheels could not clear her
expanded skirts. Her next plan
was to sit down, with her legs
dangling beneath the ties, but thus
the hoops spread All the wider.
Provoking delay forthe engineer
humiliating failure and posture
for the school marin. Hold on,
said she, "I'll tix itI' ana them
gathering UP her limbs and her
skirts, she stretched herself an
full length on tho outer edge of the
ties, sliced underneath the string
piece 70 which the rail " spiked
and colly babe the train pass on
In a minute the train passed over
the PROSTATE form with0nta jar or
jolt; and the next Instant The gifa
was on her feet, fastening toward
her expectant pupils, before Whona
she was determined 10 be on time,
though she disarranged q dozen
railroad time tables,
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-05-30
GIVE HE TRUTH.

There are certain charges being
circulated by irresponsible persons.
calculated 20 dama1e the reputa-
ton and ehara ter Of the present
Coul ell. Ifrue. they deserve the
damage. IfuEtFue, the lie should
be fastened upon the accuser or
accusers. A "gutted treasury, . has
been spokenof,and the language Is
so delightfully."- suggestive Of fraud,
peculation and concealment, that il
should not be passed by unn0ticed.
Five gentlemen have baen APP
pointed 70 overhaul and inyesti-
gate all the financial operations and
report the result to the Council. We
request them now, in behalfof the
people of Martinsburg, to closely
sorutinize every account aud ua-
earth, if in their power 50 70 do,
anything and everything that
bears the semhlanee Of corruption.
Let there be no chiId's play IN the
performance of your duty; and, If
necessary in the course of The in
yestigation, to ascertain the truth
or falsity Of any charge, let that
honest ard true man, who is a
model Of good morals, an example
of sobriety, the leader Of society,
the peerless autoara Of the white
mans party, be called ia to assist
in the good work,