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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-08-28

TEADACHF-A sure cure: 25c.s. Mailed by
III A.JOH NSON, OK 16', Paris, Texas
AGENTS, 30 ELEGANT OIL CHRoMos, mounted.
sizs 9xll for 9 4; 100 for So. Largest Ariety in
the world. National Chrome Co., Phtla.
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Water, water everywhere
But not a drop to drink.

not u urOp 10
From the fact that he was growing so
hungry and thirsty Gallagher judged
that he had been long time in the
mine. Up to this time he had been con-
fident that he would be able to find his
way ont of the old mine in the course
of few hours, but now hope seemed to
be leaving him. He conjured up pic
lures of his mother waiting for him to
come home at night, OF her anxiety at
his hardness, and then her uncon-
trollable grief at the news of his loss
Then his mind dwelt on the horrors of
a death by starvation or suffice in
the mine. and the sickening thought
that he was followed by a horde of
ravenous rats that were ready to make
food of him even before he was dead.
These thoughts almost drove him crazy,
and he aroused himself, determined to
make another effort to escape from the
mine. He followed one of the cross
corridors and wandered about in the
maze of chambers for hours. Once he
thought he heard his name called and
he shouted in reply, only to hear it re-
peated for many minutes by the demon
echoes.
While wandering about in this way, a
prey to the tortures of hunger and
thirst, and to both mental and physical
agony, he saw light flash for an instant
across the corridors in which he was
cropping. 1t was a long way off, but he
knew 1t was miners lamp and felt that
parties were searching through the
deserted chambers for him. Regardless
OF the hard, jagged floor, the strong
walls, the ever accompanying throng of
rats that kept in his rear, or dangerous
pits that might lie ahead of him, he ran
rapidly toward where he had seen the
light, shouting until he was hoarse.
This way Here L ami Here 1 am
This way, for Gods sake ~
The echoes took up the cry and car
ried it through the noisome avenues,
lifted it up to the roof of the cerulean
vanlt and repeated it until it died away
in wall of agony; but the bearer of
the ght did not hear it in the course he
had taken, and the almost exhausted
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A self acting trap rid cut all rat and animal crea
ton. Agents wanted No trouble to sell. Addres
JoHN DiLDTNE, Lime toneville, Montour Co Pa
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BALTIMOHE, Dec. 7-BarneY McQ Of
CUMBERLAND Maryland, recently conUctcl In the
United states Circuit Court in city. o! an attempt
~ dcfrinI n, Government Oy frsery Of bounty ana
pcuNOu cl VINO wa Out on tt hurilR thf pro-
r Of ms tri and daupl cared the day % his con
Nrtipu captured on sunday ms near Pittsburgh,
| snd WIN nc bruu. Int hrrr m hnAtemced.
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StTHF TVS.

boys.
steam il rcckoncd TO be ninety times
cheaper than manr, powrr seventy unf' ch',PF
than ,..'fon,tiyc roper aud ten timcs cnc'p"r than
horse power.
-C.ird.ual Rrusrhcr, Prince Archbishop
o,v,,rna dici at hf trrhep CONT rrsiicnc Sow y
NJ. wss one ~ tive ah",t Cardinals hid Uc,sposen
ofas i'usi * successor.
Ii is computed that on Elropran Of
prr, blood nc. VI cholera ~ nAI ON OF q. 1t lcH'i
and hat slch 0prAn Is ot cAed IN 1ip')o the
natives Of the county.
Nj. Trpsca has been reporting to the
hc,dcm, Of science. ON now type NJ stree, loco noe
uvcwltcl has wofkcl "a r,us n tue midst OF ofdinaO
uanic under iis own r.ar nation.
To girl> WHO "Malk with the Guns"
Ethl A,ett,9u -D.a- to shoot -i'r Uncle Unc.'-
Eotif,uifrc. 100, do.r. Wncu I wis young .he men
shot the b4. and &C. aJmtn Staged at hDne 90 coos
them.
the shortest wny the bcst.-Mamml to
Ethel. on ucrr WY 90 tho ai cr's nrsi p'sp Sow
mind. darling ~ lpu s,o It nice tiiDs ON th" tlle
that you'l Tic TO c7i. you mu.tnr ak for them
tthci -o'. 900. inenna l'i it.r'F.in
If u man is fouui druuh w Norm mt
hers committed O., lia Hl i,gt 'scre art hr rrvrr'-
'srt.ic1 tho % ilof ees,r' nrc now VIM n Isil
A. lo'lanl because th.y r,trs. to tell ith thought
that tie, ttcfcr t'fcn'in u1ul alter the cDld snap.
Arthur wilson. tourt ON years old, and
pcrmt4ri vhh aaar.tioa OF Caulc nu,'i' ir'Ne
lntDa g. nd.l store anl sfo'D 500. few dr- after
Sird he vI. ,tfe-t in Pore lie h1tho0gN lnn-,
rmmurt %. an1 .tD- .. 80 WIZ 'aN'fs ri'ips osson'
10 qtnIfY l.'il fut lfe nmnuNt... highway .i,h.
--Foucuult estimated the velocity Of
neht nl it..t,5 m.t. src ai rsoi. COMM ans his
e.iit.'c on tHc 1itt ttrn ~ ID nrN in.uIlr.t in'
ventodh N,Hl fN so 81 isuf ur,+A.cc ni. ~ iu's
exp riHon' cave y'i,c.., ~ t'i"i' mi' nd 90 mr.
text baohs %, rouad n-Nrs irOo0 niIr' % commonly
gwen.
-Thcre arc rs students IN the senior
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4 GERMAN GlitL Won't - oct two or three
herself u,rful auu arlul h rs Hll stars gOOi ref
orence can MI the wea1 ~ 'hS West am a., =. h,
corner on nv
ENPFRiENCED S,maker slicis work 70
~ 40 AT npm'. -mt, made for e., w.'pp'rs, III PLATA
Sine LEAvirf 2s3 West aoh S. ono nieht front
XOUNG marrei woman. vory much IN want,
~ wis place ti CIV ni tif J ) or we" is spoI
drrssmakcr and can furnish htr own michlno II re-
Quircd. 3ib Nosi 31th ~,
4 RESPECTABLE Aopau want some @ clemens
~ or ,lios' washing - 20 AZ home, ur ~uull 80 ou
b. the eay. Can EAra place. lat ST. near Bpwery.
room l6,ih nor.
NOI NJ. nan. aged Is wants a stu .iion TO learn
N Trade u good recommendation. Address
GEOEGE KELLER, III Delaney S.
A RESPECTABLE WOMAN wants to tnSe
Can at Is Madison IT, Mrs. Freddy.
A YOING German girl wantsa situation as cook,
N "asdcT, and iron'r 400 fth AV'
LNIKSI-CIASS broad and cake BAKERS. by order Of
y Accept q Bakers. House VI Can, Putnam Han, cor
I'm H. aud 81 hY
G,IrIATiON WANTFO-A good second hind
- would WORK on Drrll or cake, Address lOl liirrl-
son AZ. Broo@lYn' u. y.
SlrUA ZION wanted by Germln Protestant girl.
= Who neat washer and lroner; ely or country.
NO.217 HOwcrj.
THNO Boss Bnkrr.-A nre.class cake biker wanls a
4 situation: cin lee nud ornament. Can on or adj
0ressJ l.. Bu IT'S, 100 Hi'echer 81 Ne" forN
WANTED by rcsaccta1le woman, oai 20
w b.arli VII give II nllhtr'i care. Apply NJ 400
+, arr st., lrst Aoor, front; call all wocs.
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tTanttN---EtmaltS

A Ill kinds new sewing machines for sale to rent OF
~ exchange also. hought and tcna'reh gooa second
hand. very cheap monthly payments. 100 V'nsi 81
INIRST-CI.ASS tnuDress nn custom pants; stra
II work; tailor on coats at SOFT, West 10th ST. back
shop
VlINSr UIASA opcra,ors AMI hastcrs on alpaca
Il nno linen cOatsi W. " mlciinc 1856 Sth ov.
UIINISntR- on Reeds Premier shr,a, 100 ON av..
u near lOih st.
GIRI,S nlcd icr card cuttings only experienced
NJ hands. 10 ncckmln st.
HASpss. M,!ANcTbpp on Garnet h""socl''' iiS
AIDES taught opersiinF SHIRT makiog, drcssmsk.
IL ing aud cutting. III Grand st. Mrs. rlMNEl"
SEWING MACHINES threat bargains I'm.
r., p5,'ed kan' 81 eSnn,S notnos es nn
sI. and ia asst broadway. near i.ulscrs 81.
s,HWINt. NiACniNEs An Kinds ~ IN tral. month
near Il ,wcr,.
NVANTED.-t7dicsc can obtain permanent and pleas.
w ant cmvoNhcnt m guy 81 cogh ~ WI lar, ,
~ Liberty ~. rooni.
NVAN1ED A lady canvi seer from 3, 70 30 YEA: %
Ecw Wlgoi 81 m'i'nSfurS" P'0''''" "u
NVANrED a tidy person to hop IN a coni,ctloa.
c., cry cry, ssrs sl " 50 S e wit" tho nou'e"orS
WANTED some eooi v,ss mixers one VINO en-
W makc out ouholes. Cal all tic week. AZ 30 hast
Thlriicth 81.
NVaNThr woman lohcin 70 90 eitc'en wors
NdlNcr n.
NVANTED A chamgcnm. ID ooiored) Tor il iadics'
~ lolri.1s house. II llN! ler ri.
WAi5.c,l. 81 ac.i I'll 19 Il, by the month On
WANTED rir.t class operators on nnon SUIT. ia
w East iith So TOP n'nr
WANTED 4 rir for general hou-oworS 7O3
w NrNHl" ny. nr siHlrs.
S'urN,. GiHI.~ cen olran ata!uo.. trec ods
inns lud urts lf ic. rtc or board 10 tilla week.
a. TIE tnil,' /. I1us II I.r " NJ. NirK, place.
On PNNr- FINI~i,Eli- v,n.t. $500.
a-O Nicuila 10 Bowcry.
tB' iti'utf, rtHr
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TO THe EDITOR OF 1HE SuN-Sir' rode
10 T. IInl ll tS mllr-l t. get sunday mornings SUN
u.id ain ugh wns DIRK "a stormy without. loui
c!-h pages gave light "uatO al that w,re m lh'
Aou-c.' II. ii. ID.
IouND BROOK, N.J Dee. 0.
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RtnI esInt..
-~--e~e~.-.-,----~---s 70, -.- ....- 81
A LII WANTING FARMS.

A LII WANTING FARMS.
"A Tor sale to farmers GARDENERS aud farm hoorcrs
from the old country good farm and5, virgin ahl. AZ
go per acre six year. credit. The soil y good
productive unm. near the great markcia 81 New YORK
end Philadelphia by railroad where frpm 20 - 10 res
constitute good firm. whom plrty planted TO frnit
From this locality grcr quantity ana aref pI irult
are set TO nitrktt than from any other plaC' Oi~qut
m the Uuited STATES II IS In the midst g tfrVug
immunity with good ruadt stores, schools, m nan.
uiaciorlcs. Female memners Of iiineH ana ON, rs
can procure good wore Mt straw sowing. ahOe WORK,
button making, cIutnins WORK and Other hrdncncA
Many English. Irls1, Scotch. German. AMI Swcdc far
rlrners from the vicinity 81 Ncw ORR are lucating
Farming n more profitable than West, on acc WY o.
hs trrsets. For excursion tic@eta Apply 10 JOHN H.
PAGE lu2 Park place, two 40 ~ from west ~, Now
FREQ ~ charge.
rENuR6E CDTIAtsf. IIDt~i... AMI soyen iptsin
\ dtH ribe part oi ti-ol .yn tor ale very cheap
terms easy Apply to II. }. DAVID, 80 ParkfOw.
- x FOR iiSt -E H11 iph IT,. near IN "
- - and s3D fur house I'3 flichS 81 rW Hhnt
ingtoI o., HfoOsyn alsU. houtr- rom 3lnm' quar
rly payments. Arily At Room -, No. 10 tOurt o.,
brooklyn.
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Durscs, tMrIJsi, Ut.

4 CAR LOAD of We tern horses Just arrived. for
~ 4" ar rNcl tnsr, .uaDie iorany business good
m. allowed. 81 Great jones st.. near BO cry.
A Bi truck or c1ri horse slso mare snuni ana
"A Mind, SUIT any buslnoss W DIVISION a., butcher
shop.
l VIII. SELL 3 hOr5eA AZ n sacricei lOung
"a ana Brundi must NJ inli. Norfolk st.sal0on.
lNOR SALE-A medium. ilGd WORK horse, very low ;
A none bet or. Can nc - drama ST. Jersey Ciiy.
DIR. o. L. BROWN.
EIOR ~ IE,-llOrae suitable Tor truck ar cx press
II wagoI. ve,y reason ibls SlMMS, Oh 5.h av.
Tor AL .E i rae aud wagon aud milk route, Call
4 ~ lj3 W 0sL ~ IA 81
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pIoposlls.

A0IltEto FARMERS -Prnpos1l. wil tf rrrr, sod nv
~ ile trunknn ~ l1irn a toAla.y Z 9 ., o.
- is " sal nay 90 be drly "rrI a. thG CON y u
lr'n"'iA "Y' ami warren si, Grp1Ein. PGcrp.'t b.
S,NAAED PROPDNAIS WIN he received NAM
!, Hsp' / iSiH NJ. ~, lKlSlEES OF ms. My
water ST. lr.o ,yu. =. s., tor ul'nliacturr tni q.
NrY = ~ Ions nj cast stcel wire rope, o. qrr u for
lhe erection Of TIVE temporary foot nr.d: =. or uI,
cnI's ma or ~ a'9 a'cei 90 lazy o. th. con truce
BTilcr. "
Printed NJ cincat!ons together win any other mf,r.
N non IN rcshf 10 ihcsc r1s Lay he oct ilatd IT. In
tho Secretary Of the Board, o. OF NJ het IA iuctr
W. A. ROEBLlNG
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tplant.0-Males.

fsfsf : MtIifNs VT i'iNh iNu .'lllft 70 rNii WV
be.i town, I'D i.i,. .,t ,n t1c = rni.. A,.', 80
tho b. oil. i.1 ,,t,,r, snt tutf1n a. tween chi rN
ana Grsenu forests Srs Yur..
no NnI WAIST rupIoN NINrASD
~ MONEY ian "a lI,e nuih ~ frlUns - ne y AZ
re .ncii 0. wan slgu ,rrv hnls, IN tIr ffi can Ola
w. A'N' ~ i''' ~" ''''''' '''' w." '''"''''
A t.i Ms, ~ <NYED. 4. O., 4uI cnynt-r. O., .efl
y f,is 10 III -. a. i'll r ,,n.n,nrr. Grctlc.t Ia.
'l''"e"'' 'NNi"N ~ y co" l'' 'h"'''i''"
A,.INT- AGENTS. o. . .uts new holiday nov rltits and
n 'clrlnU, rfui| mi ,lrsl. ~. . IN AZ slgI
"tn. w. FllioN * Coz no Nassau 81
LEtNT-. siOtu.y selling Our chrome, ard now.
\ ,iflr. 'ras. ,.ri,tt Invest utlrr. Nl.rit, 10
10, 'N' tioid" "
A.p&,r.. Sin,.n, SO ID, d, ,rr n,. ,htr -, n,,rn.
y -. rIt,',i,s ,nI nv, lfi.. htntire Suvslty a.,
3"broad~''.
A rIHsrT,Nss hr,ss ,p,pit,r ou. IN II uulrr
\ st'r'. ,..'.rf w. IiInt.lt' a. 'npb- ',,,,.
suc Market III. dcp1t. Ncw'rk, y. D.
.,r>.r.. ,,,.p, a.. ,,i. ..,.,, ,,,..,,. ,t.,,t.,
~ -ho" cir'i'. III i''"ey, above t'o oird store.
may .,.,L. r,ti, aud faee n l,c,crc- ,.r,.s NJ
~ y ia 'lfi'' rrini W Office. l.'s' Broad" "
AMY y,Nrun b,,. ht c.,r .,f.t ia ,..-. ia
- 10 an office Arry At boWln, Gre n. upper lo :.
,,n,rrnNN VV,NT&nA Nrnrcc,ut,r,,.od
l n,N =, "a 'r,,, .if, a., ~ .,,,' III hv.,1.. ,td
j. .riaroa ~, ihc 10 H. ,i... viz f~i nartici
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dla,,cu saalnn,ali
- GGNNp, ~t.i lHF. ANp UPRIGHT rfANOS.
~.I' t. Nti go N'i OI iifit.
TIM 50 NNDAf,u PIANOS pf lit NOHLD.
na,ils COCA aNt-i.i mo FRA OF the Grand Goi
NOH.p's FATE. PAIls 1877.
lONNpN. 1-'is.
Prices u. bow u+ Che rV' i.N. U.' ~ I've hest mato
r'a sqNd ilYtf flnrnnfn wur<naHslip VI pcrrlit.
lNlEI ~ ANp NAlssAN IT'D FOR FIVE / EARS.
lll rHNltn C. ,lNl pGi Es.
VIA Price l. "a. 'ilrl FREQ n '49ilc l. .o,.s
ioi ioo, AMI IN is'i it'hsl,. Ncw York.
A GREAT UFFER.-Wr vii fnrlfcy dAy. H.
~ rrs" 90 one tu1r plano, Ahi urttnf ~ nr'-'lsH
mA~'r.. 90 lins "hi ''' tl oyer rrlf" iht1 tNfr
before unrr'L Sic iuviIc hc pu1i. 10 examine plt
slocsi insuun 49, Z, lr 90 1ihif in9tun't re-
rOR RhNI r.uclt. -llAr'a .I - ma %. i"os
~ Of uir ~ .fef uls' flr tile iIi rclt number
90 hn's' 'ui arni pi moe. ga pHiirr. urder Lillian
kNA"E Co.,, o. i'.1 900. 81. 'ri t'tl 81.
HA>U~UNt, cheap. aii good ro'csooi 7.oc.
y tler ,fur.t, lrruUt fu.l Iron franc
I.WppLE o. W.Ntiy pac,, near broadway.
500 r1~rao0d ri4np ant stool; uianos TO ROM.
~ g. pcr rnn'n in't silm't' teAen. IoLp~Niiii's,
~ i ecker 81" near t'"trf.
4 'ifEI-TI.'- FIA\D--, 43,n''., p'.r cam or
Iu.ii meats. - lrf. = it'-lN f.pslr 70 ii1s.
Any vii sell lc-. tom 900. ro.r0,ei uanofortc.
d stool and c., p. Is b. i.l % ,.t., a"-r /. ~.
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St;tn1,l.l M auG)Oh
Observation-Disclosures.

ii'E'G.;EAf it'NE ii%K
Tran ~, r 'r. an if .I a, ana
EIP's,s , iP g., 4 .qire . Pr oegr ~ Sc Yet az
and sap y. eegies "l S"r ~. u.....,..-.,.
aud Ere q. u. nv, connecting It Pan "pni0 9.il A
$3.50 " ngc ing a. Cory Tor fitu,ys. PeW1o'
f57 la tin'ir Na,bin..ts. ~ the south. Limited
NJ sl3a iLS, q Fi.S ,sr Car .@iopb
NJ l.r,u y I s'ioA.N., 3 a dop. 81. soadT, ~ u
l. .io. s. g. = s ,ai sr st. Mat y .,s M
day. 3. Z, $50 AMI . T. N. Eni.s',ni ani second
NJ g e ,,io h GO. & 7,Iito lo u A,sHl =
night siulas. a.,i 6.io, ana $40 q. VI.
5og Ei'S,'e d. 90 (, ,''g. + 3 M o IN IA
G.d, 7o. z $50 Slp 10 la1 = VI, ana - nshi' sun,
raanws,.c 8, d;l2, T. 7'io, $40 ll.A.MrrsM-lS
t391 o,in 10 T. H., and - niiht Nund'i 90 $50
AZ. G.fe5s'. r'g2 A iai e. ~ 7i'N A"''
Fl rrYSew lrg,s B. era n \ " +? no. 'la
To- sa,i lli''ioat. t.N 4. IT,, @l ',ai I'm.
For fElac.oa' Z 80 XII 31' i5 ID lofFa
gor rhn .a 99S5; ',o' ~, ~, ~" T. NJ and IN
FOR M'r.tr an Somerset Er. 7thaP.M
For r.,utou, lnri,H lwn. n1r.ag nr, and Candies
+, O Frcra, it, $50 h. 3d. ,rl l.ij j. NJ
~ 'isG siexl Fo6o',i, q, I'd t1as'a. II ers
Au9hoy, q" = NJ. anl VIA sioGni ,uti joaciion 80
A ror iu,e'''agn AZ r 21cr',c ~ Az va Peru
~ hs s,i'a a, lrioNs rn ~ - % % ane
7. n dlui. ryc",t 81 MIA. rrnn W.f..a-t1u I'D
.'.'" - ~ ~ ~ .,''.' 'll t'.-t J.. ~ g., 2
li"n. liat \. NJ, e:i'. 'u' .},, $40, 7lD Sit IN
,,.;i' r. ~; IN ,j o'o'"'1' d''1, nhi A.Nr 1'@
~. q oii a.. 3;i1a4 "a r-oaivey, A-,or Iou's
boo i'm lji .ld a4i III 'iiul,6is... Habo.ea Eni
N'FKA\K liloNs0% "'F Pi''''n NJ pnvn Jr-
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Antustntnts.


DARK THEATRE MIuATY DOLLAR.
4 FSR' WELL NIui \. -
THIS WEDNESDAY, LAST klGhf BUT SEVEN
or rlfF
MIGHTY DOLLAR
MR. AND MRS ". J. FLORENOB.
Sciye the golden hours err they hyi
Laughter holding beth ncr ti1cs.
on FRIDAY. 10Th. -
Ms ". !. Fl,oEFNCR.
the gcniul OF nirtu, tthrS ms
FIRST AND ONIY phNEPIT r'l9 SEASON.
BOX SHEET NOW OPEN
SATURDAY. LAST MIGHTY DOLLAR MATINEE.
MONDAY. 18TH TIE ioOrn NIGHT.
9pittN VI.
ON SATURDAY EVENING. mo. ~,
after careful prrpnr lttu nn rot iburucd mciOdrnna.
ACT lST -INOHtpl.NrA
ACT Cd POSING. - .
ACT 50 WHITE HEAT.
hCr irI NirA Al.
SEATS SECURED rot WEEK. IN ADVANCE.
IrNION SQUARE THEATRE.
lrni CNiy tn1 IAN ~.
gliERIDAN SHOOK. ........... Proprietor.
A Il fpr.
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IL, kinds new sewing machines for sale. torrent, or
~ exchange also, bought and rcparoni g0Od second
hand. very cheap monthly payments 100 Canal 81.
VNIRST-rI,AS@ tntiDress nu custom pants stra '
wnrk inilnr nn cnlia Of nOll. Meai lGlh a. back
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-13
10 eaElnroE.alse


The country wns electrified last Sat
turtlny by the startling announcement
ihgt large majority lthirty-eight 81
file Conservative representatives Of
Louisiana who have never returned to
the st. Louis Hotel since che military
corp deaB of Jununry 4thl had agreed
il eaucus q accept 4 proposal ~ COM
promise, coming from the Congress.
fional Investigating Committee re-
cently ii New 0rleans. The substance
az The proposed compromise WAS
i. r. allne tint Congressional Com
miitee Is decide Who were and who
were not entitled - seats ~ Senators
anl Representatives ID the State Legis.
latura
2. The adoption 81 II Joint resolution
tn fac Legislature thus constituted by
this conere ional Committee. that
Kellogg shond aot ,a impeaehed, ani
THAT tiie kellogg government should
lot he disturbed
II slosied monitors Al tho foot 81
Canal street had suddenly and without
warming oppaad fife npon the city,
tliey eonld nos haye eaused more *.
eiiement thhn Was crealed hy this an
nanucemsnt A monster nass meeting
% lhe Conservatives ~ the city pro.
testing ainAf Tits sFeaehesou betrasal
II T.onieianaby her o#n Representa-.
iltts Nns held al iho Clay aiatus thai
night sud Ne rslll WIS That lho weah
kneoA Con rvatye Representative
nenn sheiF elioa and decided
io kep NseiF faeanta organization
~ INV 0At t iENell
20 g tires nnle She Conservative
hepHaeuive 81 gpuisana wish Z
he lsaue everlasting iniamy. lhe5
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missing tae uow national question d
constitutional liberty.
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More than & meath ago the
Genius Of Constitutional Liberty
was bayepstoa hg FedeFal soldiers
ia the ball Of Lonisiapas House
Of Representatives. Immediately
Z cry Of mingled horror and in-
dig0ation at the brutal outrage
arose kom every county ID every
State Of the Union. The press Of
the entire country, irrespective Of
party, united withtens ofthousands
1T American citizens throughout
the land ID The emphatic declara-
ton that something must Be done,
and done promptly, to atone gor
this foul crime tgainst constitu-
t:onal lihertv The ground-swell
Of popular Indignation shook the
very walls Of the national capital,
and Louisiana, PROSTATE under
the military boot Of the oppressor,
lifted her patient eyes ID hope that
the hour Of her deliveranee bad
come ut last.
Well, what oft? Has Congress-
impeached the commander-in chief
If the Federal army and navy {?
No. Has that communder-in-chief
expressed to Congress or to the
country the slightest regret for
his crime ? No. Has be yielded
10 the universal demand Of the
American people that Phil. Sheri-
dan should be removed from New
Orleans, and that his war dogs
shall lie called off from Louisiana s
throat? No. Has he done, or
has lie proposed to do, anything
for the rescue Of our crushed and
ruined State from the cruel and
repeated thrusts Of his merciless
bayonets ? No.
So far as effecting any atone
ment Of the Presidents crime,
have not all the eloquent denun-
Citations Of it, by the people and
BY The press, been "a voice, and
nothing more ?" Have the United
States anything more than a form
Of republican government? Is
not the civil subordinate to the
military power? Does not the
President, as commander-in-chief
Of the army and navy, seek every
possible pretext to make the sword
more potentthan The Constitution?
Are not lis tools energizing the
diving moments of Radical Con-
gress 70 light the torch Of another
civil war, and to cheat the Ameri-
can people ont Of an honest Pres
ident at Che next election by making
d Radical Senate a national Re
turing Board, modelled in tie
powers after that of Louisiana ?
lii a word. does not every intelli-
gent thoughtful man know that
President Grant is traitor to he
country, and intends to be its
| tyrnnt, and that il tie future Al
10 Che past, bis only answer 10 the
entreaties and the remonstrances
Of every lover 81 constitutional
liberty viii be contemptuous
+" what 81 it2"
Il A NnW B0ARD. The stockholders 81
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Somebody has FIGURED out lhe utter
n fact that Gle total paunt 81
Htaia. county, city ond town ta1es COZ
iecFed il the United States il 1870 was
$3.50 591 900 which was about seven
dollars a head for ths entire population.
The total amount 81 these taxes coli
leclsd II 1860 WINS 500 1885, 1000, which,
was ab8nt three dollars q bend for the
entire population ~ cost Therefore.
more than twice as much to take care
az f man in his State. county and mus
nicipal relations ii 1870 IS 81 did ten
wears before. This does not include
Federal taxation.