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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-10
Alnerika


Washington, s. ceryna. Gene
raj Spinner, strazce pokladu, objevil zna-
cnou loupez; pravi sc, ze zmizelo poklad
nj budovy asi s 10000 Tomu, ienz by
lupife vypatral nabizi : 5000 odneny.
- Od nynejsi dolly nepnsti Sc zadny
clovek klome zamestnancI do dilny rytci
a tiskarny, aniz do klenb pokladni komory
vdbec nikam, kde sou penlze ulozeny.
- Sekretaf Delano ohlasil kancelafi in
diansk6, 10 co neidfiye k Siouxdm posla-
ma bude komise, ably vyjednavala mimi o
postoupeni lovist iciich leziclch Nebras
&C. General G w Barry, Glen sne-
movny poslancd. zemfe nahle, byv rantn
mrtvici.
v Chicagu zasedala prave narodni
konvence temperenclafa. o Gem roko-
vala Sc usnasela nepotfebnjeme uvade-
ii, kazdy SO toho dovtipi. Jen tolik pov
me, ze prynim claaku resolnce zada 44
kongress, ably distriktu Columbia
tcrritoriich vyroba opojnych napold zakd
zal, dale ably zakazal dovoz lihovin Vi
ma cizozemska a ably vsem obGanskyn
/ vojanskym 1fednlkdm ulozeno hylc
vsech opojnych napojd Sc zdraeti.
Konecne ma k ustave Sp. Statd pfida
vsem statdln k pfiieti pfedlozen hyti d
datek. zakazuiici 1zemi Spoienych Sta
ia obchod opojnych napojich.
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N6kter6 vyrOky PaIackthO


spisovatele Clanku ii pomfIetu ,,Roztrz-
ky" dob dfivejsich nemohou uskodlti
aspon zjisti znamou pravdu - ac lidt
tax radi ma nj zapominaji = ze pod slnr
Gem nikdo neni neomylnfm IL ze mnzovt
TAX velikeho duscvniho kalibru iako Pa
lacky podlehaii vadam n kfehkostem O.
byeeinych smrtelnik1, eimz nejpadnei
dokaznii, 10 - nejsou autoritami t. j. tr
valymi, pro secku d o bu plain y
IN i autoritami. Clovtk m6ze byti
vytecnym dejepravcem, anizby byl row
n6z tax vytecnym politikem, on mdze
byti autoritou t. j. muzem ma sloyo vza-
tym ma slovo viry a vaznosti zasluhuii-
cim iedne veci, ale V druh6 mdze blon-
dit zroyna iako iiny smrtenik. 'Vira v
autority ma stesti Cechach zrusena Jest
IA to neie roztrzkou tabofe vlastencii
ale hlavn6 a neiddkladntii poslednim
pamhetem jest to pojmenovani ,,Ripn')
vehlasneho historka a - syou vlastni re
pntaci poskodivsiho ,.vddce" ndroda, p.
FIR. PalackYho.
Byly DOLBY, kdy Palacky podstatne j.
mace smyslel nezli nkazuie posledni IL
terni praci sve. RIP" roudnicky p. Pa
lackymn nekolik dokladti omylnosti ie
ho podal, iez tuto ma dolozeni syrchu fece
neho uvadime:
MY Sloyane zavrhljeme V osklivosti
name kazd6 panstvi pouhe silly, stayici
Sc zakondm box, zavrhuleme ysecka
priyilegia nadplavi jakoz vsecky poll
tick6 rozdily staviv; zadame bez vymin-
ky rovnost pred zakonem stelnou miru
pray povinnosti pro kazdeho; kdezkoli
nezi miliony jeden parobek sc rodi
tamf neznaji prav6 svobody jeSfo. Ano'
srobo1a. yovnost % LratrStyl vsech We sta
tn zijicich jest, jako pred tislclletim, tax
dnes Ease heslem nasim."
Palacky. 1913.
Chteli SINE ,,mocnafstvi konstitucne dc
mokratickemu, poneyadz mnsiine zadati
pine uznani prav lidskosti pro kazdeho
cloyeka, ponevadz staooc6 prerilegooa-
nj ve Stdtu byti BY oe zfejDa@m o'lpo1" $
hlaoai mySl6nkou noofho Rakousha, Sc
sdsadou roym6to prdUa rSech.'
Palacky 1919.
,,hde jest scoJoda, jest . rogdetoclnf
Sc strany;; spo6tvd to a tidske pffro7e-
nosti a nent q tam takf nc zttho."
Palacky 1861.
Doufam, ze. ,,pray6 soobodomystn0-
sti sve ami nezapfe, ptipojujic k nj Pft-
mou protiyujJi = nesad5et'o0st ="
Palacky. 1868.
;, Veliky doc hdstca dacd Sc a'Sdy sic
Ds r0d;ti aut0ritOu."
PalackJ. 1864.
Dnes ovsem Palacky bud inate smy-
sli anebo aspoh = chcemeli velmi setrn6
mluviti. jinak zcela jinak nahledy zasady
sye tlunaei. Drive Sc nestydel "a zasady
rye demokraticke, ale hlasil Sc k MIN
slovy neizfetelnejsimi; drive nepodiizoval
politiku okamzitemu rozmaru chont
kam neylastsneckym, ale vail 81 dobra
naroda pestoval je a fedroyal statetnc;
drive neostychal Sc hlasiti Sc k zasadam
a proievovati nahledy, iez nyni zatracuje
Ale o mem plat latinske pfisloyi: ,,casy
Sc meni my mimi m6nime se." A Pa
lacky promsnil sc az stydno! -
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-10

PhiIadelfia, s. 6ervna. Jednotli-
We sPolky. ienz organizuji velikou vypra-
va do Cernych VrcbG. odbyvaly spolec-
nou schulz, niz Sc usnesly, ze co nejdff
We po riiznych cestach sile 1900 muzd
do Cernych Nrchd vytrhnon.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-10

v ilnem nsnesenI Sc zadaii uGitelove Y
nedelnich delnickych skolach, ably dsti "a
vazovali slibem - zdrzenlivosti.
Blazni byli - kordy neli atd.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-10

pakli JIM bohati obGane k temuz llceli
5 100000 v6nuii.
Sire en-.
Vicksburg, Miss, 8. Gervna. Sc
riff Crosby, cernoch, byl iednom saloo-
ne, kan Sc svym deputym Gilmerem ma
sklenici whisky Easel, do hlavy stfelen
knlka uvazla mu hluhoko v lebce leka
fdm nepodafilo Sc dosud vyndati il. Le-
kari uzdraveni Crosbyho pochybuji.
Prieina skntku toho Jest zahaIena rouskou
tamiemstvi.
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----------w -
Australia.

Melbourne, s. cervsa. ostrov6 G
Fid3i, obyvanych svetoznamfm knlenem
lidoiedI, Sc zvestaie, ze mezi ostrovany
zhoubna nakazliva nemoc vypnkla, .jiz
$4,000 osob, tedy vice nez polovice celehc
kmene, podlehlo.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-10

ID. N. ii Hatfie d 3, Opera House,
fotograicka gallerie, &. 2o5 Superior str.
Zde nalezne ctene obecenstvo krasne zafi
zenou fotografickou gallerii nejvkusnej-
smi dekarnami mest5. Zvlastni pece
SO vennje fotografovani deti. Ponze je-
dny schody vzhnru.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-10

Prvni kl bouGn k, ienz Sc odva
zil system pevnych cen zavesti.
potesenim slysime, ze mas piltel
j. I'll. DECHANT
starou osvedcilou frmu ,,Dechant a
Englhart" sam prevail a lie We SVEN "a
vode system pevnych cen zavedl, a kaz-
demu jenz tam kupuje pfilezitost posky-
tuie nizkych cenach Sc pfesvedciti.
Heslo jcho jest: steina levna cena
pro kazdeho.
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MORE BEAJHES or THE pm.
TYOF MORAL IDEAS.

North Carolina has caught Il 100. IIer
taxes. wrubg By rspacious raseals from i'm
poyerished people. bys peopls watched,
hunted down. perseeu,ed. imprisoned by a
swarm 81 greedy United States officials,
stop fsr short q the Treasury. They 60
IS others have gone into The pockets u
Ilisse gentry. o enrich them Al the expense
u : country already welInigh ruined.
The Last report e the expenditures u the
y. :. Marshall for The Western District Of
North Carolina we're deliberately suppress.
cd.
The MsnhsIls expenses for The Eastern
District were s1f2.73S. Those Of the
Western District msy bess much. The
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Marshall Is i son Of Stephen A, Douglass.
The Government i u present IN great
straits for money and j. devising means TO
set more, by taxation upon tea, coffee, and
things % essential to the comfort 10 the
people. But the goveEument retrenches
no expenses, Furnishes no thieves, and has
no sympathies with the people.
Radicalism has no bottonlsto its depth Of
rascality No bowels Of compassion for the
expressions Of the country
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II PIcTERE.


lflhe revival Of ibe Ciyil Rights discus
sion had done nothing else. it hos bad Tie
good effect Of giving picture d Butler -
sharp and we'll defined Is viii carry that
worthy down % PROSPERITY as i il were Chi.
selled out Of marble. Junius himself in all
bis Iuxuriance u AirterriLle powers If ~
vectiSe description never gave . more VI
vid concentration u hateful characteristics.
NJ. Brown Of Kentucky has pictured But
Ter. and holds him up 70 fearful inlnor.
iaIisy Of igeonin,.
slr. Brown. after rsfsrripg to the case 81
one Burke. Is profession murderer. and
By trade body snatcher. who gave apsmi
70 bis infamous ssocaiiOn. gocs on. after AZ
interruption by the Speaker o. the House,
who asks IL bis remarks are personal. L
sayY
No. sir,. | call no names. This man.
name was linked 20 biz crime. and 20 day,
throughout III The world. Il Is known ii
Burking. n | suere 20 desire % express
al'flat icas pasiliaatmcus II seg, fnhWstdr
n pr,es. for5kIisn ~ morals, aud i,fa.
iUoas IL politics. \ stonM call u Butieriz.
ing
Brown himself is immortal As mora
sculptor
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HdSl,Y CONDEMN TON.

Il
Some one Of our exchanges We will not
DO any one the injustice 10 specdy, for we
mislaid the paper, andcanaot certainly re-
MEMBERSHIPS characterized the action Of /
the Democratic Executive Committee in It's
Recommendation to the Legislature to call |
d Convention. as the dictum Of self consti- |
tuted leaders. and their advice as the crack
81 The party whip.
Is our friend SO ignorant that be does not
know The composition Of the Executive
Committee. or so unobsersant Of passing
events that he does not know under what
circumstances The RECOMMENDATION Was
made. lie would create the impression
Shat the Executive Committee is . junta Of
politicians without authority and without
| responsibility, assuming tospeak in their
ewn interests. without reference to those
Of the party or The State, lie would as
sumo tLat their advice comes out as the
voice Of secret counsels 10 utter disregard
Of the wishes. opinions or objections ofoth-
ers. six1I issstils Z. sfs'i W
/ Now il our friend will look upon the Ex-
ecuiive Committee in is true light, as il
really is. as the concentration Of the force
Of the party. as body formed created and
orgauised, NOT BY themselves. but by the
party at large. to carry into effect the re-
suits Of It's deliberations; If he will under
stand that BY such concentration. unity Of
purpose and promptness Of action Is more
readily attained. he will be less ready to
condemn the exercise Of powers with which
they are fully invested BY the representa-
tives Of the party best entitled to speak for
the people--the Legislature.
The Executive Committee is not ..iia-
leigh Clique" as our friend ssinly una
gines-it is composed If the best and most
experienced men from Ill parts Of tie State.
Il was called together At the most earnest
desire Of the whole State. II met ID con
sultation together With the sisest gentle
men who could be rerched hy limitation.
and with many members Of the Press. Our
friend could have been among these latter
he had 50 chosen. and then he would have
seen how unfounded were bis sspersious
. upon the movements Of tue committee.
The consultation was full and free. so fal
as the Conservative party was concerned
The Executive Comuiittee made up theii
decision, asa court. with the testimony and
the opinions oflLe whole party before them.
Is there anything like dic'4iion IN this? |,
this the action of self-eous,iiuted leaders?
Nov, Our friend. as conservative,
knows the need Of party organization. j
J he recalls the events III the last sumner, BIZ
will remember its Importance. lie must
see the necessity Of sumo recognized head,
; some central source Of counsel and direc.
4 ton. That head and that source. the con.
! scryatiye party has created, and we would
advise our friend, while resefsing to hIm,
self all duo right of personal independence
/. 70 pas that Difference % the principles o.
!. organization which alone can procure sue
cess 10 The best interests Of the State ant
j the PARTY.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Raleigh Daily News says: The ma
by friends and admirers df Major sJno. w.
Durham vii regret to learn that his physl-
.cians have decided it necessary to amputate
bis left leg. 10 consequence Of the cohtinued
suffering he has undergone for d large num-
Der Of years. resulting from wounds fecei-
we'd in the battles around Riehmond III rs
81. e l1sa sf M bas s,s,sa
Major Ddnham has suffered to such an
extent as to greatly impair his general sys-
tenn. and We knowwe bot eehe the The SEN
timent Of the public'in wishing him safe
through the delicate Operations be is nov
called upon 10 undergo, and a speedy re-
turn 10 bis labors in connection with the
News. NY.
In this connection We are pleased to state
THAT. during the neces 4ry absence o. Majoi
Durham from these columns. we have en-.
gagged the services Of Col John D. Cam
eron the present Efficient clerk Of the Hnus,
Of Representatives and the popular editOl
tof the HIlls5oro Recorder. who will con
tribute to these columns daily. commenc
ing upon his duties on Tuesday. Col
Cameron wieldsa fluent and trenehant pen
and We congratulate the readers 9th,
News in having Major Dunaam's place $,
vel. and aSly filled.
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THE cIgIL RIGHTS BILL.

THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
This denoniac measure, which seemed
70 have been laid 10 final rest at the last
session Of Congress Is again revived in all I
its Internal forces. ard thrust forward with
all the vigor Of hate. aud with all the blind
ness Of Unsuitable vengeance.
We all remember during the campaign
Of last summer how lordly the candidates
Of the radical party discla;med all connec-
lion With the measure. how they spoke Of
1t as mere br,ttena f,siiaea. to be held as q
reserved terror, or simply as the unautho-
rissd opinions Of faction Of fanatics how
they spoke, as ii e. odhedrd for the Presi-
dent Of the United States. and confidently
proclaimed his hostility to the bill; how
they epdeavored % impose their party on
The country az the best friends II the PEG,
pie, and denounced the Conservative party
as introducing the Civil Rights bill into the
campaign os an element Of strife for marty
purposes.
Fortunately the Conservative party IN
North Carolina was sincere in its hostility.
and they impressed the people with their
apprehepsions. The radicalparty. IN spite
Of tie aid Of independent candidates. was
overthrow. the voice Of North Carolina
WIS emphatically outspoken against the
Civil Rights bill. and the radical party
Overwhelmingly oserthrosn.
And North Carolina was not alone in
her opposition or her victory. The whole
North and Northwest spoke With the same
emphasis. and The radical party was over
thrown by national verdict.
Unfortunately for the peace Of the conn
try. its power IN Congress remains until the
4th Of March. and With Eickedness which
has parallel only. 10 the worst days OF
Jacobin rule in France determines to use
that power to leave behind it the most
dreadful proof Of its balefaI existence. II
might have been supposed that the univer-
sal reprobation which has attached to the
bill would have touched It's originators with
something Ike conscience or regard Il
publieoPinion. But the madness Of Sanip-
son is upon them, and thrust out Of power,
they hazard the ruin Of the whole body po-
lite IN their own destruction.
The Democratic party in Congress il
worthy Of admiration for their heroic resis.
lance, By every weapon known to parlia.
mentary tactics. 70 the Introduction Of III,
bill At this session. They failed, over,
whelmed by numbers. after weeks unre.
mitted struggles. and most probably By I'll,
time this goes to press. the bill will be .
law with all its most offensive aud oppres
five; .Sea,sres.
We look nov fer nothing but trouble
The peace Of society will be Destroyed
Collisions and bleodsbed are almost ineyi
table.
The radical party is responsible hurcan
everywhere for i. They have recently il
this State BY formal resolutions. expresse,
through their State Executive Committee
endorsed s5s;erer the President has dom
in the way Of The viola ton Cf lie Cons;i,u
ton. They uphold the arms ofCongresil
III their t,cps 70 cypress aud hsr-ss ii
South.
Nov lei our people reflect upon the Ia
summers campaign. and remember isae
who directly Or indirectly cndcayored /.
mislcad them ard bring back tbs rule Q
rsd:=slism.
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Nat L. Brown,
RBLEiGm, N. G.

nEALER - al kind. N
Musicoi InstragsaiE Srfas mui Trim
migs toy Yi6iiHs. Csdtarx. BuJOrs.
CHII.DRENy CARRIAGES, Fancy
Goods. Toys. Ne.
BASKETS. BASKETS, the largest ssortment
~ the State. =
COTTAUE ORCAkH. Best Tor CInrci,es, hast
or Schools, best for The Home Circles. best
Eytfywhfrc. f0u can 1fe mpncs time and
fright ~ purchasing from NAT T. BROWN,
send ~ Illustrated Catalogue. kalrIgh,
Jan. 20. a. NJ.
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4 NEW I'll RoAD scHRME.

A measure Of sast interest 70 mspy u
our readers wssmssed Though, ire lIonse
u Representatives, on Thursday last. and i
mainly Indebted % its inception and Suc-
cess thus fsrto The energy and ability 81
the representative FROM AIsnance. Mr !.
Boyd, aided BY The able corporation u
Messrs. Staples. Mebane, Johnston. Nc.
Rae and Others. The new rod'is design.
ed 70 connectthe regivhs Of the Cape Fear.
beginning At Fgyp,. running through Chat.
lam. Alamaucs. CasweII, ROekingham and
terminating It DsnyiIIe. Bunning parral.
lei With Hap River through The long ais
tancs ofils fac water power. il opens up .
magnificent prespest for The development
q a section hitherto secluded from The more
active void. and supplies iced which has
only psesen,sd the region from being re-.
gsrded Is one of tbe most valusble u tae
State.
AZ to the ultimate eoseifustionsof tie
road. We ihink there can beBo doubt. The
Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road have q deep
interest 10 the extension % Their ross. nov
finished 70 DanyilIe. aud viii gladly seize
the opening thus inside.
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Administrators Notice.

THE subscriber having qualihed a. Admins
Ill TRAITOR with The viii annexed On the estate 10
February lss5. hereby gives notira ~ al prrs00s
having rlgjms against lfhe said E<gate 10 pfrsenf
be same 90 him, on OF hrfofe the sthsdayt f frh.
riiaTy lSs5. duty authenticated aF this nOfler Will
lie nlelllrl "a iElr ~ ihair rarnrerr
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DEBTORS

TO Me Eeate mHst nuke ik.melftte J.tel.
nie,t THOMAS HEBB,
Administrator with the viii ! nuexei
Of CnALEs n. EATIMEE, dec q.
Sth Feb. 1855.
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/. wAsnIN0ToS. Feb. 5.-Tlonse-The
Cisil Rights bill sss 6ssH disposed of IN
the House to-day after long and exeii-
ing debate - the presesce Of 2 large ssssIn-
blsge. 80
The lirst vote was on On amendment %.
fered By Kellogg. " Conn % strike cut
u he House bill the provisions relating 70
schools. and that was carried by large
insjsrii,, but without ibe yeas aud nays.
The nest vote was on The motion u
Cessna. of Pcnusylysnia. u substitute The
Senate bill FOR the House I'LL. and that was
defeated.
The billwas then passci-ysas ICj, nays
100.
The next vote was On attaching as
preambls to the bill da6ss Of the Demo
cratic National platform Of 1879 affirming
the equality Of all men before the Iak.
That vas adopted. Yeas 2ig. nays u.
The nays being all Souibsfb Democrats.
with the exception Of one Northern Republi
can, ghitte05en o. New York.
Tie bill now goes 70 the Senate for &c.
ton as an original House bill IL having no
relation whatever 20 TO biil passed BY the
Senate.
CusHLEsroN. FEB. 5.-Tbe special
committee Of the State Senate 10 i6ycsii.
gate the transaction 81 r. 9. Andrews.
Sshaior from Ofsngcbafg comfy. sitb Hab
bert the defaa1fing treasurer Of that county
Submitted to-day majority report recon.
needing the cfrnlsion II Andrews, and a
minority report recommending that he be
ecnsufed.
RALEIGH. NJ G; Feb. 5.--h resb,dtion
was introduced IN the House n Delegates
to-day. thanking Rcpretentasiss Brown. Of
Kentucky. for BIZ manly defence of the
SoBthern pcopse snd denoncisfory Of IIailer
~ the unitrd States HouseOf Representa-.
livcs yesterday.
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DuRnAM Feb. slh,
snner Extl

c6TToS. Raleigh Feb. th.--Thc
market firm, and active receipts i2O bales.
Low niddlinss at l45c stained at IS.
We are indebted tCths Raleigh News for
our Cotton reports.
Wilmington. 4th. Cotton quiet. Mid
dliugs l4l low niddlings -.
Norfolk. lt!l. lotion quiet. Middling.
III.
FLouR Flour Markets dull and prices
rule low. Raleigh, FEB. 4,h. North Ca
roIiua sT,25aS7.5O.
Wheat. --Ricbmcnd 9th. No material
changes. prices for both Red aud White
ranging between ..l2..so liz.
Provisions. -- Richmond 8 II. Western
shoulders Sat5ssc. G.esr rib sides 1910
clear II
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wAsnrNeToS. February The Prssi-
Dent will senda special message 10 Congress
On Monday regarding The Sonth. The
nomination 81 A. s. Gray, Marshal Of the
Westera District of pirgiuia.
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ARKEs7,S.
HILLsBoRo,

HILLsBoRo. Feb. 9th.
Sales Of Tobacco made st Grange Ware
house Van Hook and Miibon rroprie,ors:
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THE ABOMigATT0N oFDAMsA

IlftA.
The WILMINGTON Star says: Yesterday
the lower house Of Congress under the whip
and spur Of Beast Butler and other leaders
Of equal purity passed hy large majority
almost strict party vote--the Internal CT
vii Rights bill. Though il was modified 50
far as, to exclude the atroci6Is school fea.
ture Of the Senate bill. il is sufficiently M
outrage Oh the people OF this country 10 en-
title il to.the condemnation 81 an good eli
tizens Of all parties. 1t forces hotel keep
ers and owners Of steamers who transport
passengers to provide the same aceomrnoda-
ticns for al. irrespective q color Or race.
The penalties affixed to tie Violation are
heavy and intended to be conclusive Of on.
position to tic will Of the frsniers Of the
law.
The provisions ofthis bin in their naked
villiany are now before tile country. Will
the eonspiratcrs succeed. IN tue face Of The
Opposi;ion Of issgcmsjority Of the people.
ID enacting them into law? Will the i've
houses Of Congress again agree npon bill ;
II enacted. this measure will create uni
yersal Indignation. and will hasten the
downfall Of the Republican party. Bu,
the South must withhold active resentment
at the crying injustice done Der. wemusi
III be wise Is serpant. ii this emergency.
No rash demonstration Of anger will hell
our cause. We are expected 10 % some.
hing rssh. pteeipiiate troubles With III,
other race. aud afford pretex; FOR another
reconstruction. Tbste1pecialion i the las
hope Of the expiring Radical party. Le
rs defeat i BY high prudence aud patriot,
fOrbearsuee.
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M0IlcE.

MRS. MATTE l.. TAYLOR "a now
ready for Cutting aud Making ,lresses III
tie latest stxlrs. aud will open n millinery
Establishment first 81 AIarcis.
= Having considerable experience III b0fh
Departments size feels confident ~ leing
allie 10 give entire Satisfaction, and s0lIcils
4 liberal I,atrnnare. She can be found al
john POgue's nridnece.
tiilIslnBru Jan 27flt AZ
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WAsuisoTox. FEB. s.-lIcu,e--Tbis
being Monday large number o. bills we're
Introduced smd referred.
senaie--conkline, from The Judiciary
Committee. reported adversely On bill 10
give Jurisdiction 20 ihc court u claims 10
hear tie elaiarof q. ". Cussus lee for
Asliugisn. aud va,iadesai,siy postponed.
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NJ o TIC Z.

HAVING qualified as Administrator ~ The
IL Estaie of JOSIAH TURNER Diseased.
hereby give nptlee y al psr~Dns having vlails
against ille said kSiafe 10 pre-eilf tIeni o. ins
properly authenticated Oh Or FIRE Jalsrtry ~
1876 or this meire viii bc psead 10 bar q reeoye
~. All per.Ons iniebted 70 the Estate vii
please mike immediate payment.
it EVANS TURNER,
feb 10 Nv I'D. SO ~ f sfdm'r.