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The true northerner., 1875-10-08

FuTY years ago, on the 9th ult., the
first tram of vehicles was drawn 10y a
locomotive open to the public. This
was o. Darlington, in England. and
George Stephenson wns the engineer,
both of the road and Of the locomotive.
1t was the beginning of railroading, and
the scni centennial OF the event has just
been celebrated at Darlington by grand
proc.sgon and banquet, participated in
The true northerner., 1875-10-08

CHICAGO has improved on the inven-
tion of card inscribed "hire hall, )"
or "tlris man was talked to DEATH" in
tended Tor the discouragement Of pro-
fessional bores. The present device is
a small cork fastened by thread to the
.button-hole. When the speaker has
out talked his welcome, the victim calm
" pieces the cork III his near ear.
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4 ETRoPEAH, = NEWs.-PAHw-On the
23d. the floor, and galleries Of the Ae.
sembly Ch6mber were crowded. The
report OF the committee Of thirty.
upon the organisation Of the Senate.
was read; It rejects the American
plan, OF election. and approves. With
some modification, the plan of eiectipo
the Senate by, the Assembly. the
Councfl- General and the Colonies. A
motion OF urgency Ito neoure imme-
dlate eonsideration) was carried by
both Centres and the entire Left,
whereupon the Right withdrew. Gas.
tellare. q Monarchist. mounted the
tribune, and declared the Senate would
lead to dissolution and anarchy, and
threatened that If measures were voted
Imposing upon President MoMahon
the duty of organizing the Republic,
the Right would resign in a body.
Dnvai. q Bonapartist, moved that the
Senate be elected by universal suffrage.
This was rejected, the Bonapartists
only voting for it. WALTON, a Bona.
partlst, moved that the Senate consist
OF 300 members. the departments and
tho colonies electing 225. and the As
eembly 70. Adopted-422 to 261.
The order making the organization Of
the public powers the special order for
Tuesday. the 23d. was adopted. The
Bonspartist organs express disappro-
baton Of Wallon's amendment, in vio-
lent artioles. The Ministers, except
the Ministers Of Justice and Interior,
voted for Wallon's amendment.
jean Baptiste Camille Oarot, the
FranOh Yainfop In Had
BERLIN Minister Davis gave din
ner Al. honor OF Washington's birth.
day.&n.The frat toast was Grant; the
second IVES the Kaiser. The question
about the Gustave affair between Ger
many and Spain is unsettled.
FanatiesI. have destroyed the tele.
graph Eao between Loo Chow and
Annoy, China. ~
Sir Cherries Lyall. the geologist, ia
OeGAs Wi ~. GDtS i}s n .lsc .t fil ~
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Mr. 3. O. Black sold the following
stocks and bonds at auction. in
Charleston. on the Oath: 90. 900 State
South Carolina consolidated six Der
cent. bonds. coupons for july cut
off, at 5lo. 800 shares Of Union
Bank stock. at 4914 to 49Ao. $4,000
South Carolina Railroad seven per
cent. non.mortgsge bonds at SO to
o3>ao. W. 700 city OF Charleston seven
per pc cent. fire loan bonds at 7Ol6c.
70, city OF Charleston six per cent.
stock at 1870. $1,000 South Caro-.
lima railroad seven per cent. second
mortgage bonds at 6916..
MIR. Vim. Potter. an old and re-.
spected: citizen Of this County, was
found dead in Cherokee Creek, in
Cherokee Township, on the 14thsinst.
There is no doubt but. that. deceased
came to his death by drowning,
lCarolina Spartan.
Run OVER AND KILLED. IA man
named Martin McGowan, while living
drunk on the Georgia Railroad. track!
near Dearing, was run over bv IA
freight train and killed, Yesterday
morning, at 8 O'Clock. -T'":e -.
The terrible destruction OF pro
perty in Port.au-Prince. by which
over 1000 families were rendered
houseless, was caused by the explosion
OF kerosene lamp. The loss Of life
was not very great-four or fVs.u -.
Judge Reed. at the CLOSE l'of the
orimilial court in Charleston, on the
23d, sentenced four GoI0redh naeh tci
death for nnrderLDehnis b; BdHeK.
and George, H0Ste and ,tordhn Haf:
dee, brothers. siH ''ii'Ean1G 'aR hn9 ,'16
Strawberries-ripe,, luscious and
sempting-afo very plentiful INST nov
in Florida, and make maay q, Nbtthsin
school girl exelaim: "Oh ny gfaoib2Bi
goodness! did you everi" t'7.:' an"
d.. John Plpnkett, of Shaw Greek
Section, died last Tuesday, He was
over eighty years Of age, and all or biss
lifetime had been spent IN the locality,
in which he was born 81 - ''700 =
The three-ball billiard match, PLAYED
IN New York recently. for $4,000 and
the championship OF the world. was
scoring $50. '' ' ''T y''.
After the conclusion of Mrs. Moul-
tons testimony. yesterday, Mr. Til.
tons counsel announced that they hese
rested their case. ;ei,, 81! ei5it ,..az,
The Pennsylvania Senate instructed
the Republican members to favor tue
passage Of the Texas Pacific Railroad
bill. r,-fe'."-
The steamer Cora Belle was burned
near Jacksonport. Ark, with 15O baies
of cotton. - 81: r,.,. -ifl3 -,
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The Philadelphia Press supports,
heartily. the infamous "cauous bill. "
1t ends long article in it's favor with
"All other means having failed, there
ought to be no question now among
Republicans as to the policy to bs
adopted toward-not the South-bnt
that small and dangerous class which
is it's worst enemy. II that policy has
not been foreshadowed in the Presi.
dents message, and shaped in the Re.
publican cancus, the party had better
abandon the question 10 the Demo.
oracy for solution, and with it oil hopes
of securing half dozen electoral votes
from the South in, 1876" That lasi
half sentence, remarke she Baltimore
Gazette. very naiyely lets the cat out ol
the bag. The coercion OF the electoral
vote OF the South in 1876, is the aoul
and body OF the whole measure. Aud
for this, General Grant 10 at the Capi.
tol, lobbying day. after dey, and at.
tempting to whip in reoalcitrant Con.
gresamen. a,t. 10 '2ks.. to =
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We regret to learn of ths sudden
death Of Rev. Jesse B. Lowman, of
Dutch Fork. in this County, which oc.
ourred at the saw mill of his brotL or,
on Saturday last. Mr. Lowman was
standing Oh the log carriage, while in
motion, and by a sudden stoppage Us
it was running backward, caused him
to lohe his balance und coming in con-
tact with the saw, circular, at full
speed, which cut an arm and IA leg of,
and otherwise mangled the body in o
shocking manner. causing instant
eath.-Lecimgton Dispatch.
There were 81 deaths in Charleston
for the week ending the 20th-whites
90; colored II.
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Regular Msesiag Uley CouncIl.
sl... COUNCIL CHAMBER. ,
Columbia. s.. O., Feb. 23. 1915

COLUMBIA. 8. O., Feb. %, 1875.
Council met at z O'Clock P. M. Pre-.
sent-His Honor the Mayor, John
Alexander; Aldermen Davis. Cooper.
Griffin. Wells, Thomas, sSwygert. Car
roll, Carr, Pagh and 'Furvis. The
minutes OF the last meeting were read
and confirmed.
Communication from E. Cramer aud
bill from Columbia Gas Light Com
pany were referred to Committee on
City Hail.
Petition from Board OF Fire Masters.
asking Sl00 to defray their expenses.
was, on motion of Alderman Carroll,
granted.
Petition OF Phmaix Hook and Ind
der Company was, on motion, referred
20 COMMITTEE on Fire Department.
Communications from Union Saw
ings Bank and Columbia Building end
Loan Association were referred to
Committee on Ways and Means.
Petition of J. G. Schorb-to Com
mittee on Streets. Appeal of -
Black-to Committee on Guard House.
Petition OF G.. Lever-to Committee
On Street Lights. Bills from the fol.
lowing parties, viz: E. 81. Heinitsh,
Pagan Bros, T. j. Harper, 8. Brown.
M. f.. Carr and Mrs. F. j. Brown were
referred to Committee on Accounts.
Alderman Carroll, from Committee
on Accounts, reported back the follow.
ing bills. viz: A. NJ. Boozsr, 50 90; G.
6. Newton, $l8; Caroline Davis, $l8:
p. r. Stokes, 81; Hopson & Sutphen.
81 81; s. E. Stratton, $40; r. 8.
Young, $99; I. H. Coleman, $I5; B.
w. Taylor, $40; Independent Steam
Fire Engine Company, S84 80; South.
ern Warehouse Company, $50. %; D.
Q. Peixotto. 500 90; Cooper & Taylor.
3203.20 J. c. Dial, $7332; Pagan
Bros. 1921; Swygert 4 Hook, S288. 81:
S. d. Swygert, $40. Correct and re-
commended payment.
Alderman Swygert reported claim Of
Rosetta Rabb, 80. as correct, and re-.
commended payment.
Alderman Pngh, from Committee
Oh Streets, verbally reported favorably
on petition of g. Deal, provided he
complies with city ordinance.
Alderman Carr reported favorably
on petition OF sundry huckstere, and,
on motion of Alderman Thomas, snid
petition was granted.
Committee on Guard House report
ed back petition Of E. Cramer, for two
special policemen for Opera House,
and recommend that petition do not
be granted.
On motion OF Alderman Thomas.
the report was adopted.
Report of the City Physician pre-
sented, read and received 40 informa.
ton.
Alderman Wells, from Committee
on Fire Department, reported favora-
bly, on the report OF the Board of Fire
III sters.
Alderman Swygert gave notice that
he would, at next regular meeting o.
City Council. Offer an ordinance relat.
ing to births and deaths in the city of
| Columbia.
Alderman Pnrvis introduced reso.
luton, that the Committee on Guard
House be instructed to take the @ ty
Clerk and Treasurer aud examine the
books of the Chief OF Police, from
May. 1874. up to the present tune, in-
cluding all fines collected and all
moneys disbursed. and report at txt
regular meeting OF Council.
Council adjourned.
RICHARD JONES, City Clerk.
|
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DEaTH DY SUFFoCATIoN.-At 4
o'clock, yesterday morning. while q
number of colored men were packing
bone dust at the Etiwan Phosphate
Company works, they heard crack
ing noise overhead. Suddenly huge
mass OF fertiiizing material poured
down upon them. All escaped the
dreadful avalanche but two. These
were Charles Gaillard. who was slight
ly hurt. and Bynjamin Kinloch. who
was covered mp in the heap. Active
exertions we're made to recover him
unhult, bat before his body could be
dug out life was extinct.
Charleston Ne,oS and Courier.
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FlnAacIat:usRieys eysnSuseT6Iatefss

Finaaclat.asRiu usnSuaef6Iat.1sep0fss.
CHARLAsToH, g February 3 2A.--Ass
rived-Steamships Champion New
Yoti; Raleigh Baltimore. 81:
NEw Y0RK, February ON oon -:
Cotton elosed ;arm: sales .88, 800, 'Fu.
tnrea. February 16. 81.81; { March
10 16.l6;; April 16 1872, 16%; Mey
16 l1:I6. I6 IS 50; Juns II: Jniy ~:
August 17as5 September 1872; Ootobsr
1616N nominal. New olass spots closed
dulI--ordinary 1885,. good Az: sales
export 40; eptnners 8l4; transit SOS;
exports Great Britain 1.679; stock
18q 102; receipts at ali ports to-day
1l,64b; stock at all ports $4,000.
AUGUSTA, February 24:--Cstton
firm and 5q good demand-good ordi.
Dary 13A; low middling .l42z; mid.
ding 16M; receipts $50; sales $50.
OoLUMB1A, February 24.-Sales OF
cotton. 95 bales-7middling 1456. Mar.
MEsRa1s, February 24.-.oottou
firm, with good demand: receipts 842:
shipments 1928; sales 3,OOO-mid-
ding 1875; etock 60.206. .,.'
New. ORLEANS. February 24.-Oot.
ton firm buyers and sellers apart; re-.
ceipts 8, ,9s3; sales 5.O00-middling
1915; exports Great Britain 6,S28;
stock 199, ,068.
& SAVANNAH. February 24.-Cotton
quiet and firm; receipts 3,O27; sales
650-middiing 1516; expofta Great
Britain n1,2I911;. continent. 5, $50; atook
Nonrohk, February 24.-ootton
Bteadys receipts, ], ,O33; sales 59O-low
middi1g 4616; stock 8, ,42Q. f n::,
WILM1NaToN. February "a. Cotton
unchanged; receipts 200; sales 21O-
middliig Az; stock 1867.
BALTIMORE. February 24.-Ootton
firm; sales 7S5-middling 1851; stock
25,891. s.s. a,f. a.. - 20
Galveston. February 24.-Co.ton
strong; receipts 1,415; sales I.515-
middlipg 1856. stock 2,066,
PHnAtf1PHrA, February 24.-Oot-
ton Arm: .receipts 337; exports Great
br,sain 2op-Imiddling 1e,
MepHR. February 24.--Ootton
firm; receipts 87e; sales 800-middling
15A;ssock 69,012; s ,1;
CHAlRzlEsToN, lz February 24.-Cotton
quiet and, firm; receipts 39S; sales
1,000Amiddling l51sS; stock Al, ,62s.
BosToN, February "a. Cotton firm:
receipts 295; sales 787-middIing 16;
exports Great Britain 2,448; stock 49,.
LlvERpoon. February 24-3 P. M
Cotton excited and active; sales 20, 900;
epecnlstion 5.G00Tmiddling uplands
III; middling Orleans s@sj1;. March
and April shipments, nos below good
ordfaafy. g; May and juno delivery.
not below low middling, lis; Ane,,
rica4 900; January shipments, NOT
below good ordinary, l7T; February
and March delivery, not below low
%1isdsMng 1,%l ls 7dI.16; III aaleay Yesterday af.er
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Ernest Oftmein, who murdered the
Hammett family-tbe hnsband, wife,
two dauehters-and hpqhd the boy
and fired the house.. was hung In
Pittsburg, Pa, yesterday. Ortmein
was farm hand treated as one OF the
family. He was German, and had
been In this country tvo years. d
The ;. Missouri Legislature has
adopted concurrent resolution depre-
eating Grsns's course regarding At
kansas and urging that she be let
alone.
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NoRTHs GARon1NA tFAAnoEs. Tho
Senate of. Mo.th Oarolina paesed to, q
third fegdipg the bill, adjusting the
Stata debt. II provides for the fund
ing OF thsI debs aB follows: For the
old debt aadsr regietered certiaeates, 40
cents on the dollar; and for funded in-
ternalp pinhro1 o1emsnt ahohdsa as cents
on thesdolsarg This does not inoiude
the ogpetgepti9n end apecis, tax bombs,
The following Interest. ist 70 be paid:
For the ,arat pt7o tyeerss j22per soent, ;
next three years, s Per cent. 1exs, s
per. cent. Notice waaAaj ajganS shat o
supplonhntef bill was s0t tgs Sabh + hiisssa
in reference 70 She 1anfSi A'Ssl
tax 2boHds., =. a. zaepl n I,
Senate to ,olzspse the ittFgsA Ss i slia
State Sleotiesil1 sao np f, pc eFtss
Caroljns, ,f5ata being slsa State
The Honsa 10 eoneidering the question
Of expallingshHs syhite me@beg, j. w.
ThoTne; sfsonf assen3 Coahsy, fyia
Vesfaobtt } be9spss of bic nor. .helief IA
the aziaseuce of God.aestss ss ta,fsd 3, ,
"a s.rt44 ~ u se,iS
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Foreclosure Of Mortg age Of Personal
fRrSIpeIsy'--H. II. Ellison 70 q. T.
PY consent Of ali concerned, we viIl-sell.
DAY OF February. 1875, at Ia O'Clock III. In
front OF our Auction Store,
pair Of FINE BAY MARES i;-
conditions cash. II. q 8. BEARD.
Feb 26 Anct;onsers
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TnRAs6RaR J6aEs. 6T Georgia, Ra:
suEsrEp 10 STEP IDowN AND OuT.-A

0esPstcu from Atlanta, Ga., dated tho
23d, says: All 8 90
The Sub Finance COMMITTEES. ap.
pointed to examine into the treasury,
made an elaborate aud voluminous re-.
port to-day. the salient points OF which
are as follows: On tho 1st OF January
last, Treasurer Jones reported, cash
on hand, 81, l,003. 900. Since that time
there has been collected $l67, 900,
making a total. for which he is re-
sponsible. OF l.17O.00O. for which he
is credited as follows: $632, 900 in the
hands OF agents in New York to pay
maturing bonds and interest on cou-
pons, for which interest had not been
received at the time that Treasurer
Jones made his report to the Legisla-
ture; also. S170. 600 paid ont by the
Fourth National Bank OF New York
The interest and premiums on gold
have been also paid out of the treasury
direct, on executive warrants, since Let
OF january, 9l24. 600; also, cash on
hand S167,000. making 81. lO2, 600,
which leaves a dufioit Of S68. 900 10 be
accounted for. For this deficit Trea.
aurer Jones submits informal vouchers.
For advances made to OWL establish
tnente, State Road. exchange bills, ex.
eoutive wasrants signed by Bullock,
interest on temporary loan, loss by
failure OF Johu King e. Co.. of Colum-
bus. and connterfeits amounting
to sbont 1854. 1000, none of which are
III the proper form, and which, upon
superficial examination, the commit.
tee do not allow, thus leaving about
$4,000 unaccounted for altogether.
The committee further state that Trea-
surer Jones has illegally paid Sl52, 900
for old bonds due January, 1872, some
being part of the bonds said by Bull
look to have been paid by Clews. OF
course. Jones is not charged with this
In the foregoing balance. Jones states,
In extenuation. that be had no notice
OF the previous payment. The oom-
mittee concluded by recommending
that Jones be requested to resign, and
in the event of lis refusing. that the
State shall appoint competent fnan-
oial agent to supervise the Treasury
Department, and ascertain accurately
the condition OF the State finances
Tho committee do not attack the in
tegrity of the Treasurer, but condemn
without qualification the system of
bookkeeping and general administra-
ton OF the treasury. The report WAS
ordered to be printed. and made the
special order tomorrow morning. It
is not known whether Jones will resign
or not. and it is predicted by many
that he will not. II he refuses, some
talk OF impeaohing him, bat they will
hardly resort to suoh violent measures.
Ample provision will be made by the
present Legislature to cover all the de
tioits, and to keep the finances of the
State in healthfnl condition.
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Go where you will, it is the same
story OF hard times. New York, as
we'll as She South and West, complains
OF emigration instead Of immigration.
Wisconsin railroad men. speaking OF
the Potter law. say sit isn't question
OF rates now, but business to do at any
rates." Pennsylvania stands idle on
her oars, and the suspension of mills
is almost universal in crowded New
England. At Fall River. Mass, last
Monday, number of working opera
tives were attacked with ieers and
blows by @ mob of strikers, men,
women and children, numbering about
l.O0o. Among those arrested were
two women. This univeysal prostra.
tion of the business enterprise OF the
country is the legitimate part OF Radi-
cal misrule. corruption and proligacy.
How longl Oh, how longl
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Bankrupt Sale.

DURSUANT to the ordor of the United
i States District Court. I viii sell, on
FRIDAY. Maroh ~, 1875. at the aution
room OF q. l. 8. Beard, the Notes, Chooses
In Action and Accounts Of HOPE i GYLEB
and E. HOPE, bankruptB, 40 per scheduIo
filed with the auctioneers Terms cash.
GEO. 4. OAPERB,
REQ 10 tue6 Assignee.
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On Thursday last, Mr. Mills ysnn
died Of hla bQmainp Darlington County,
Ia his Ininety-shld year. Mr.. Yam
vas b soldier ID the war Of 1912.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUnr-
CHARLESTON, February %. The Court
met at 20 o'clock. Judge Bryan pre-
siding. In the petition of Ex-Governor
Franklin j. Moses. Jr., of Columbia,
for involuntary bankruptcy. the Judge
signed an order of reference to Regis
trar Seabrook for adjudication. Julius
Q. Blakeny, of Chesterfield. WAS finally
discharged in bankruptcy. The petit
tions of Hurst. Purnell & Co., and of
Penniman & Brother. to defer sales
and for reference to Registrar, in the
matter of Y. N. Butler, were read, and
it was ordered that Registrar Seabrook
defer oil sales until further order of
this Court, aud that it be referred to
Registrar Seabrook to search into facts
and report. The petition of j. d.
Mnrchison, for the establishment of
Judgment lien in tue matter of w. X.
Sweat. was heard, and tho report of
Registrar Seabrook was confirmed. J.
Duncan Allen, Of Barnwell, was al.
mitted to practice in the United States
District Courts of South Carolina. The
petition of FL. W. Kinsman, for the
sale of real and personal property in
the matter of Lambson & Guy, bank
rupts, was granted. The petition of
Peter L. Smith, to establish lien in the
matter of Simon P. Rainwater, was
heard. and the report of Registrar
Seabrook was confirmed. In the pe-
tition OF Charles II. West. to sell pro-
perty in the matter OF Jas. Il. Pringle,
it was ordered that the assignee, G. n.
West. Jr., sell at public auction the
property described in the petition. In
the petition of @. II. West, Jr., to sell
Clarkson laEds and Troop house, in
the matter of James r. Pringle g. Co.
the assignee is authorized and directed
to sell the lands.
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Mr. p. Ge Hatttss et tspAssanb are. 81
died last week. ~ =.
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Salt Sidesl Seed Pntatono

Salt Sides! Seed Potatoes!
OO BOXES PRIME DRY SALT SIDES.
~ 200 barrels POTATOES, for Seed,
coneisting OF Early Rose. Fink.Eye, Good.
rich, Peerless and Garnett Chile.
Just received and for sale
Feb 2Jl q TAUREy
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Rlcbland Rife Club

q Rlcbland Rife Club.
i G: ! ! J !: !. Z: :
- ATTEND the regular weekly
) drill OK the Club, THIS tThuro-
day. EVENING, at y O'Clock.
equipped as at last drill. BY
order President THOMPSON.
0>ESlND WINTHROP WILLIAMS. Secretary.
Feb as
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Columbia schuetzen-Verein.

A adjourned meeting of the "Gernnn
"a achuetzen. Verein" will be hold on
WEDNESDAY,, Msrch~ s. All members.
passive and active. will please come for
ward and settle their dues, as money 10
'eded to carry on the building and ina
provementa at the Sohuetzep Plstx. All
those wishing to pay before the meeting.
can do 30 to J. g. BEEGERB, or TO 20
Ed KJNEMAN, Secretary,
Feb rs thmw Opposite the Mnrkot
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To Rent,

10 h6UL.
RA Comfortable DWELLING, con-
EtjH taiulng ten rooms, with Standing
Furniture. one mile East Of town.
Inquire at this Office. Feb 25t4s
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Acacia Lodge, No. 81, A. Ell.
Il THE REGULAR Communication OF
1this Lodge will be, held at Masonic
w Hall. THIS (Thursday) EVENING.
at 7 o'clock. Dy order 'bf the ". M 07!'9
Feb Is F. M. BRENNAN. JR. 9ec'y
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4oAoo ouu ASH'aOlutuB AS 0ltn6r d0Or.
gia, Tenn essee or Mississippi, prior to
end during the late canvass; that there
was no greater necessity for the pre-.
sence OF United States troops In Ala
bama than there was in the States of
Missouri or California; that the few
acts OF violence which had occurred
prior TO the demand made for troops
were not proved then, nor has there
been any proof since. that they were
instigated from political motives; that
it was party necessity OF the Radical
leaders to create real or apparens die.
oyder in the State, and that the use OF
the bacon donated by Congress to the
sufferers by the overflow, as corrup.
ton fund; the appointments of spe.
cial Deputy Marshals by scores in the
Counties and Distfiote within the
Black Belt, II not under INSTRUCTIONS
rom the head OF the Department Of
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