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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

M w ttrA A-ti- ~ TO g. - 4
uatec a. Il ohto~ 20 "a Ties
saiar4.sfp 10 ~. vhu a. al street
~ rid ar "A tnltisiA ~ al "a ere has ,ne
ela'f"!e p'''iIs rnanfy cfthagrd sia d.
rullesti0la.
Fifth-- BIsnnisl sessionsof the I.esislnbrr.,
and rrdustiun q expenses IN that depart
ment ol the Government. ard We drnoslncc
the Republican party foT voisted plcdges on
this auhbst
SIXTH The selection sf an ahle and impar.
tisl Judiciary. aai confning judge b. iadl.
eial fanctisas Vsisely, - that III teslllssion
b. I.srtixAAsAip On shs B~aea hall he ~
moXed.
sc,enih--Di.continaan II the enormeu.
evil q special ard local legislation. aud Ia
stead the caactsaer, e general laws under
~hich local and private Interests vili lie fully
prvts~ted
EigAth- encouragement Il agriculture h,
seguring the farmer ana laburvr iass reward
fOr their tsil and capital. and by relief from
burden-ome taxation Mhieh must cousuns
their substance.
N.Hlh- Enpur~vement - Manufacture.
In our miAst.
Tenth--kleyaiis.n of the standard ~ on
cial character SO ~ b. infssss Into asasiAl hfs
the sense q pssblse duty and spirit a patriot
ism and integrity, b. the end that Kvseraamssni.
Law and pabiis authority may be invested
With the ssssral inaueaoe and dignity which
VII lnsars resgecs ard ased'sscs.
the General Goserument kor the prvtestiun
u tAs Mississappi rivrr lo~ lands against
Bsslding up parsi.~a aswspapers
b. legsslassen. arnslfx aiFitis Ia pase II psace,
uncestinstion~i sssrmptpss uke ffo,s the
peaple the sleetioa 81 Tar Colleetou. The
attempted pas~sge ef he Metropolitan Police
ban. attempted corruption of ths Judici.ry
~ the u.s ef kxseutive patronage. We d.
heunee - grs<s outrsges upon constitutional
liberty. While as evii~nce &C the utter IN
csp@elty Il our prcseut rulers B, aAmiaistrr
ths sasirs ef the Stsie. Ne point b. TIE mass
81 eaafl<ion In which the revenue and rexis-
istrslion laws II the state have heoame In
valved. The nscs~~ity IT extraordinary ses-
sisns q the I.exislstaFe ~ cure the blunAers
ard foilles II The regular sessions. and tn ths
rrpeated executive and iezislxiise aess which
hsye been BY NE suprene Court declared
artunstitufienxl ord vcsd
ThirteeniA-Thst We cordially invite the
votes of all the people "a bath races b. units
vigorously with a. IN the sppruaching car.
vsss IN dcs~rmined essft W gise saccess
10 the fo~gesng principlas. and thas seeurs
10 our posssrity tn blessing. q an honest,
econonlcai government administered BY e.
aesent and eomrst~ns eezceu.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

The RAIDS hell a meeting In the
Court-house.on last Saturday night.
There we're very few present Hon
cot Convictions presided, aud J.P,
Matthews, Charley Oliver and
Emanuel Handy made speeches.
Matthews seemed 20 be worried that
more Of his heuchmen were not pres
enl. H. sa.d there should have
been two hundred assembled instead
of the small number that had gather,
ell. Charley's speech like all that he
makes, was nothing hat string Of
scnseless twadlc. Emanuel Handy
was particularly abusive to the Dem
oerHtic party in his speech. lie
characterized the Democratic party
IA a set of lar- aud thieves and said
that should that party regain power
in the State Of Mississippi, that the
negroes would be- pat back into sla
very; he invaded the sanctuary of
God, and characterized the Camp
Meeting, that Is now going ON at
Crystal Springs, as a thing gotten up
70" the purpose of allowing candi-
dates To assemble and electioneer.
We think Emanuel is going Just a
little too far with his remarks when
he begins TO interfere with religious
worship. We think he should con-
fine himself to politics and let rcli-
rion alone. We were not present
but understand that Little Bobby
enjoyed the speech Of Emanuel high
", "a his dimInutive sides were fro
qncntly shaken with hearty htS oi
laughter.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

TnE man Connolly that killed
Walker last week and wounded the
deputy sheriff m he was going 10 ar
rest him, has since then successfully
evaded arrest, though lurhiug in the
ncighborhood where he committed
those tragic acts. lie IL supposed
now to have left for other parts.
Connolly 10 quite youthful, bat has
shown nerve, bravery and ingenuity
worthy to keep company with bet
ter ac,ions. lie accomplishments ~
n riGeman, his bold behavior, his in.
terviews with various individuals,
his haunts, etc, have occupied the
tongue ut rumor until Connolly seems
a modern edition Of Robin Hood,
aside from robbery. We believe the
authorities have done all that eould
have been expected OF ,hem--[Port
Gibson Standard.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

The new registration Law can be
found on the first page Of this pa.
per, from which II will be seen that
Il only requires revision Of the old
lists, aud not an entirely new regis
tration. The registrars are TO begin
on the ar~t Monday in September,
AID are 10 hold sessions Of not hes
than one nor more than three days
nj each voting precinct, for the par-
pose of afsordiag all persons who
may wish 60 rcgisser, an opportunity
OF doing SO; amer which session oi
Eve days h 10 be held at The cour,
he~ss9or the parposs Of registering
such, ~ may have failed 10 register
heretofore. In view Of this revision,
we advise all persons who have ever
had registration certificates 10 hook
them M, and be certain they have
them, and put them where they can
certainly find them on election day.
Those who have lo~t their registra-
ton certificates; those who have
recently become Of age, aud those
Who have moved into the county
since the last election, must register,
" they want 10 vote In November.
DO not be too certain that you have
your rrgissration certificate from
the fAct that yos have had onsj be
certain that yoa have u before you
content yourself on that score; and
IL you cannot end II, II 10 your duty
TO register. Look sp your ccrti6-
Gates right now do not delay II. II
you end them, all right II not, you
must register Talk to your friends
aud neighbors about this matter. !,
10 too important 30 be overlooked
II 70 q prerequisite 10 voting, hence
IL is q matter Of absolute importance.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

"RIsE Up WILLIAM ALixS. "A
Washington special says A promi-
ncnt Republican official to day re
ceived letter from HE native town
IN Ohio, written by n friend, also .
prominent RcpubIican, who Gays that
the speechei of Gov. Allen arc
playing havoc with the prospects of
Gov. Hayes. lie comedies that Al.
len's speeches are the best campaign
speeches that have been made In this
country In very long time, The
writer tays that in his own town
where the Republicans have hereto
fore polled large majority, Hays
will scarcely get a vote.-tPittsburg
Post.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

Wa see from the Columbus papers
that q warrant was issued for the ar
rest Of A. X. Davis, bat upon his
learning the fact, he came forward
and gave himself up, remarking that
he did not want 10 be taken charge
Of by q constable As we learn the
facts In regard to his trial we shall
give them to our readers.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

TIE D~n~swse 'usd Conservative people
e ~ Stats Il Mt~i=~ippl m Coasentiaa a.
s~nkied. invsking he N~~~isx ef Almirhsy
God ea sheir e6erts snd isitinw oe-cp~rnlioa
e Ell eSesz.n< ~ sks stas vho fsvor honest.
isspsrsi.I sn3 erspsrssri ~imiui<lwHasna. A.
sasps the fsllowiag d<eksuaisa a tAsis sims
end prlncipiesfa
Firxs-Ws rseagnin cd vii nsinasin the
eisl AMI political equality II Oh men. n CO.
tshlishssl ~ the Coaskltaasiun ~ IRE Umssea
ssstes and amenam~us@ tksrrsa
necona-Me arc IN hvcr ~ me ednc~fscn
ef I'll ekiiar~a ~ Tie STATE. a pubic sckesls.
su@ssined ~ ~dequnse s&xH6sna, hsH oyyr.eA
b. extrsssgHas &C pwrsima slmsaistr~sSn a
md sehes.
Thlrd-The sIsrssom a ORR ka~ssa, fifA-
fzl and eosnpeteut men Coz ali o<1ces, nom
the highest T. The lowest
fesrxA-Ecsnomy In me skminissrsficn 81
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

THE editor Of the Brandon Argus
got terribly excited over an article
that appeared in the Kinds County
Gazette, and threatens the State with
Phil. Sheridan and Federal bayonets.
We are under the impression that the
fellow from Kalamazoo will have 10
get along without u. y. Soldiers dur.
this election.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

THE Copiah Herald seems to be-
somewhat miffcd at Republicans"
being invited Ia leave the anti. Rail.
cal Club, last Wednesday, when il
went into Executive Session. The
invitation was not extended to them
alone, but To all who were not mem
beru OF the Club. The Herald says
that their meetings are free 10 all,
and that the Democrats intend hold
ing meetings in secret yes, their meet.
tHgs are free 70 aH-that IL, when you
can lind out when and where they
are 10 be held. Notice Of their meet
ings Is generally circulated in such a
secret manner that white man new
er hears anything of them until they
are oil over. And, even when they
hold them, they arr at such distance
iron any very thickly settled coun-
~ that 40 body gets a chance to at
tend--either at Galla,in or Pine lIluff.
The Herald need not talk Of Demo
Gratis holding secret meetings. II
has been the custom Of their party
from its organization to hold their
meetings at night secretly and in
out -ofthe-way places. Even now
we hear of meetings being held in
the woods after night. We think the
Herald had just As well dry up about
secret meetings.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18
Ths GrmwGe Ksse-.v1e at
D9sssmsesss

We hnd In TIC Copiahan Of the 3ist
alt. that the grange Picnic at IA
masens on the Saturday previous
Was q complete success. We would
ask our friend Vance what kind OIL
success he has reference Ia. We
would not DO ~ II we hal not seen
an account of this picnic In the la.
zlehurst Democrat, from which we
learn that the different candidates on
the Democratic ticket were prcscnt
and made speeches; aad thai in that
connection the Democrat alludes to
the fact the party representing the
Democracy ~ topiah w.rc doing
good work, aud tina, the prospects 81
the different candidates were very
good.
What we wish 90 know IL, was
this % grange picnic or a Democrat
&c Grange pic nicl We don't hear
Ut any Republicans there making
speeches.-(B rookhaven Citizen.
For the satisfaction OF the Citizen
We will state that the occasion refer.
red 10 was purely Grange pie ME.
The notice ol the picnic concludes
thus: Everybody and wife are invit.
ed 10 attend with big baskets full OF
provisions" A great many persons
who did not belong 10 the Grange
accepted this invitation. Among
the rest a number Of Democratic
Candidates were present, and there
was nothing in the world TO prevent
Republican candidates from having
been there; and il they were not
there, il was their own fault, and no
fault Of the Changers or Democratic
candidates who were present, for the
invitation was extended tO every.
body" After the Grange orators
concluded their discourscs, all repair.
ed 10 their respective baskets, and
enjoyed the rcpast prepared for the
occasion. As soon a. dinner was
over, the Grange festival was con
sidered nj m end, and great many
went home.
There having been a number Of
candi dates present, some OF them
were called upon To speak, which
they did. The speaking was not done
where the Grange orators spoke.
And when il In remembered that
there were a large number Of per-
sous present who did not belong 10
the Grange, the Order cannot be
held responsible for the political
speeches that were delivered at the
request Of outsiders. They were
not inviled Ia address ths Grangsrs.
The Citizen seems 90 be dissatisfied
because il "don't hear OF any Repub-
lieans there making speeches" We
presume that IL any Republican
speeches had been made, il would
have been all right II there had
been any Republicans there, aud
wanted to make speeches they could
have done 50; bat none were there,
We would advise the editor Of the
Citizen to attend all pic-nics hereaf
ter, then he can put in Republican
speech for he can rest assured II Re
pablicans do not attend of their own
free will and accord, when every
body Is invited, Democrats will not
pat themselves TO any trouble to get
them there. In conclusion, We will
state that Democrats are responsible
for the political speaking at Damas-
Gus, and not Grangers.
We presume Col. Vance will an
swer as 20 "what kind Of success he
has reference TO-" as the query Is ad-
dressed 20 him.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

II Is said that Lee county viii be
able next year TO feed double her
population from thecrvp OF the pres
enc year, and that tho esttca made
will pay all nor debts. We hope the
same win bo the case with Copiah
this year.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

f.T. CoorkR, u tho Meridian Ga
xetie, who sometime ago len the
Democratic party and joined the par
~ that h now running the country,
fading that 90 much corrsstion ex-
istsd In the ranks Of that party that
no honest man could stay with IL,
has severed his connection and come
haek 10 he party sfintsllisurss md
integrity. ccsp~s, ws vsloome ycs !
aud may yoar convictions - 20
strong THAI dishonesty exisas In ~
Radical party thst 200 win work ~
cessineiy TOR far che s~eessn 81 Dser
ocraey. ~,
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

Wa learn from . private source,
that at the Radical Convention last
Saturday, in Brandon, when the
White RAIDS attempted TO stock the
cards on the n,gS, q difficulty arose
between the carpetbag editor of the
Argus. N. Wells, Of Kalamazoo,
'Michigan-and q oas-armed' nesro
hy he Hane of McFSsian.L Tho 90
caiscd Wells some pretty hard names
and drew his pistol, bat the timely
interference ofthe Mayor prevented
any one from bsing hurt. There
was a split, and two Conventions
were held, and two sets Of delegates
appointed 30 the State Convention.
Wade In lemons aud be sqaoxed.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

THE Ledger says, from present In
dicasions Newton county win make
enough molasses this year TO supply
all home consumers, and we may
safely say that Louisiana and every
other kind Of imported syrup will
@go begging" afier this season.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

wHxs the remains Of Andrew
Johnson reached Nashville, a beauti.
fhl silkea National flag eneompassed
the Ex-Prs~ideas, whils ths sonstita-
Ton Of Ais eoaasry ~as IN he haad,
even IN dssfh.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18
Exe~sssre Cssssssssses.

II. T. Cooper, Chairmaa J. G..
Johnston, Sesretary.
District No. ., John Danning, ST.,
II. u. Maycs.
District No. 2, Arch. Steele, \. r.
Bcaehamp.
District No. 3, II. q. ID. Brown, r.
y. hiilsaps.
Distract No. Z, DIR. q. II. spence,
Goo. Nelson.
District No. s, Dr. A. Hunter, j.
II. Catching.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

THss are 70 have . h&star,s and
rahlie speaking n Port C.bsoa 90
the 18th inst. Gen. w.H. HcCsrdle
and Capt. u. N. Young oil b. On
hand to address the pseris
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

GovERsos Hunrusan carried this
State In ises ty . majority Of 5000.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

sssss Exxs@eess Gs3ssssssss.
rus srxrr ar rSasG
c<n T. ass+xs. Ch~srms~ SsrL~a.
hon. n. - Arcet Boanevills.
y roR ooHasxzssosAL DISTRICTS.
iss-w: n. A. Tssen. bsld~is, A. T. Rssas.
Pffisbero.
2sA-H. "a. chaimers, HefnMnao, X q.
walshsn, Gr.naAs.
Ord -Tham&< n sykas. Ah-ra.en, John A.
Tinford, Dad Hill.
<tA-W, A. Percy, 0reeuviIis, a. A. r.
Csmpbcia. Csnsen.
sth--E KssA@risea. Jsakssa, q. n. Yoaag.
- NieksbarE.
ssh-I. n. Chrismsn. BrosAAssen; Redcrick
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

Things are getting into snch con
dltion IN Mississippi thot we may
soon expectso soe an advertisement
in woris lilsa The following posted
onthe blank walls OF the United
States. "TIost or stfayed-the Gov
ornor Of Mississippi. lie left Jack
son, the capita. about the close Of
April. Any infTAtation concernrng
him would bc thankfully received by
the honest people OF Mississippi Be-
fore his substitute, the negro 1Sou-
tenent. -1QlSLloEa pardon. Al The
mur,lcrcrs aud bursIhFs ann e1ecfHa
general t,H 10 rsfy."7 A. n. Davb,
the acting Governor OF Nis-fs@ippi, ~
n ncgro. The cosur ms -ieiu ~vvald
make no difference I le weiv honest
nnl wise. Rurhc fsuvftis~r.- and he
il pnr-aing f-ceHrss daFl,sss Ais len.
urr of Office which makes his rule
not only odiu-, bat ,iangcroas to 50
rieiy. n ~ time for t.overnor Anies
Ia take the rvins IN his own hands.
H. ~ least. has -anne character ~
lo-c,-[N. y. Herald.
500. .~.'
Mississippi canvass 10 Nj
sissippi derives more than usual ia
terr~t from the determined at,eulm
the Democrats arr making Ia carry
the STATE. and the encouraging pros
poets they have ordoing il. gger
since the war Mhss,~,ppi has beefiko
garlcd ~ hopeles~sy under the d,n-
troll uf ,arpe, baggers and begrocs,
because the latter constitute MAJOR.
Ivy Of the population, and have been
completely sahiect To the Orders at
the iormer. B'R the Aberdeen Ex.
aminer asserts That the apparent ma
mcrical superiority sf blacks over
the whites " not founded ma fact
that the census OF 1870 l- grossly 10
accurate, and that the only ground
for believing the negroes ARE in
majority II the persistent refusal al
the whites To- rvgisler and vote. II
declares that there ~ majority oi
white voters H. the STATE, and that
under the bettrT feeling that will
mark the next election, this Tact will
lee shown. Ia addition Ia this,
great change has come over the State;
the powers ct the carpet lagger Is
gone the Amcs government ~ de
tested by the ncgroes themselves
and so many local Radical leaders,
black and white. have bcea convicted
~ one kind Of felony and another,
that largo proportion of the black-
are disgusted with tho party and
ready To vote with the Democrats.
II il certain that the Daraocrats are
very hopeful of succcss, and that the
Republicans at the present show very
little spirit in the eaavass.-lSt.
Louis Republican.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

In tho shipm@t Of cotton Cor is74
HAzlehsrst cosn~ third On the list
Jackson sAippsd n, BOZ halss Brook
AAvsa a 80 /; sad Aaelsharus s,sst
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

FAvo&rrE song of the siamess
twins--''Yes, We we're hoy~ tngeth-
err"
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

TnK Memphis Avalanche thinks the arst
resolution 81 the platform adopted hy the
Desnocrala of Mississippi Al their Convex
linn lRnt Tuesday csnd nue - impsaxe1 sa.
In haA tie Avxi&nekm II pie<~4d wffh ths A.
ton ~ the Convention ara ne plstfous % q
whosc. hexpre@es its opinben ef tsamt arss
resoiution In this wise; - "a ~ distincs
fFom social equality NJ apolitiaal mAsa meet
Ing rum a'pic-nlr, in both ~ which the csi-
ors arc blcpded. The former has inpvl~w To-
Gal 90 pelisic1 results. whiia ths l&flsr \. %
necessity. social reunion, In whiah an lor
Nv onee, standu upon the same ieotinAL The
diderunce h a broad ane." Yss. very broad.
but some how or other We hiled sc Gee whsre-
w the '.colors wefe hlended'' IN that eanvsn-
tion. hssrikesns that convention was com
posed exclusively VI white men. But never-
theless the difference between tkal eunvsn-
ton and = pie-nie wae. - ne Axalnnnhs OBJ
serves, "a brad ona.''--l viekzbarw Hss~iA
THR Pilot says one ofthe blessings
OF Radical rule 10 that ID has inoress-
cd the value Of rsal estate. Wei,
yea In this County II Aas inessnssd
fFom eodD, 300 In f670, 10 cde4 30 IN
ls7t md - III essrItks n1nnN How.
ever 4 isprseey esnr - is~ak 81
ths Plot n \ = -. " xslne - O.
~ t1.6-per eeat-- Nsud&boro Dem
ocrsth oNl .tihap .ssnnd irnsD
oal a. -rv--r'THr--~ r1r--~--. +.
! THz RAakips Dsnssrfsv ln1~pd ~
have b l'~xh@ess m pnhl zp<hhing
iA esrk s~psvvtor'sp dlu1uiss, bsssrs
the slaeslon. Old Copish IntsnAs so
slo The sime things1l'S ~. 49, !"
--~-~~~~~@~-s~~ $1,000 ~~~--.-ss -~-A~f
kvmx hoa31Aalkr M ~ serss~xs-shs
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

wIrHIs the last tosr weeks about
twenty persons have did a diExhs
ra nj Port Gibsea, Minis Of tbs
number we're white.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

TAs s'ilewing rules have been sasvssd by
no prs~ 10 Ms=sis.ippL and e@ch candidate
hsxpestsd b eo@ply With th-mi
Annsanciaw candidates. Cue State and de-
tFsss ofscs~ 90; &c County cfsces. $40;
&c es~s sfkce.. GO No d~auctions wiIl b.
waae &c ~itAdHwals after snnouncenent
HAZLEllURsr August ~ 1873.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

s1~i E&ee0uFe CommStf@e
invisss Democratic candidates 10 At.
tend all their meetina~ and . Gar al.
vision cs time win b. grsussd. What
o Joke!
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18
BEAT TICKET.

1ess We. q.
Fur Supervisor,
THOS. ]. CATCHING.
For Justices of the Peace.
\. ID. RAMSEY,
J. II. GROOME.
For Constable,
W. +. MOREHEAD.
Dsss ~ o.
For Supervisor,
BENZ. KING, SIR
For Justices of the Pcase,
w. X. DEASON,
PETER ID. TRAwEEK.
For Constable,
THOs. WHEELER.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

The Pamela Star says the fraud
and corruption Of Ames and Davis
have been 30 barefAeed and UMPIRE
ccdentcd, that the Radical party
end. thsa ea~ OF TIA sther masa ne
arrihcsd 20 down bsssrs pahlie
condemnation, and Davis 10 10 be
led 90 the slaughter TO divert asten-
ton from Ames.
Here h what the Sea Coast re-
Pablican, . devoted Rcpahlio&n sheet
has 10 say on the subject.
Rk<rfrUrfox DExAspEp.-A. X.
Davis has done all he could 20 bring
Disgrace upon the party that liited
him 10 honor. He ows Il 30 himself;
he owes II to bis friends; he owes ID
to the party he has disgraced, 10
make such restitution - IL In he
power. He cannot make amends.
Ne can resign. Let him do ID with
out delay. Let him put the possibii-
ity of dong any farther wrong be-
hind him q once. He can do this
now. fStsp down and out" De
oeacy demands n jssiics demands
h. Let him immediately rssti.uss.
-~--~~~O~~~
wIrHIs the last tosr weeks about
twenty persons have died of dilxhs-
rsa nj Port (sibsen. Mas az tks
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-08-18

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-26
Giro de Letras.

B. Borras y Hermanos del Conner
clio de esta Plaza giran sobre Aican-
te, Astorga, Aviles, Barcelona, Be-
tanzos, Bilbao, Bonar, Cadiz, Calda
de Reyes, Canga de Onis, Cangas de
Tineo, Cartagena, Corcubion, Coru-
Ma, Cudlllero, FerroI, Guijon, .Gra-
do, Habana, Leon, Luarca, Lugo,
Llanes, Madrid, Malaga; Mondone.
do, Noya, Ofense, Oyiedo, Pa-
dron, Palma de Mallorca, Pola do
Siero, Pola de Lena, Pola de Labia-
ma, Pontevedra, Pravia, Puenteareas,
Puentededme, Rivadeo Rivadesella,
Salas, San Sebastian; Santa Marta de
Ortigueira, Santander, Santiago, Sc.
villa, Tarragona, Tlneo, 'Tuy, Va
lencia, Valladolid, Vivero, Vigo, Vi
lIagarcfa, Villaviciosa, Infesto y Ia
ragoza.
San Juan de Puerto Rico, 2 de
Novienbre de 1875, ,-Fortaleaa %,
esquina q la de la Cruz.