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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05

his Sunday prayer, and sermon. but the
latter did not specially treat of the matter.
Mr.. Glazier was among the foremost in
the plucky tisho on Barre street.
one nun after working very udicious-
~ foF neighhor in removing furniture,
went home rs the fire was evidently
bound to consume his house, and very care
fully rrfraining from meddling with any
really valuable articles, took a dollar lamp
from the table and carried it af,r off to a
place OF safety. Another sought a safe
spot for two umbrellas and lantern, and
Il third bore 4 mop and some other equal
" valuable article af,r into Il field.
John W, Smiths house on the Berlin
side caught fire, or rather bed quilt out
side Of it did
Monday there WAS Il GOOD deal of search
ING among the houses on the Berlin side
and el,eWherc for missing goods and all
unclaimed articles were brought to the
Village HALL Many found there goods
which they Supposed We're irrecoverablv
lost.
The remarkable quiet of the town dur
in@ the exciting events of the night was
the orc;t>!On of much remark.
Bat one gin-mill undertook to run at al
and that WIS shut up in-tantcr by Deputy
Sheriff Futile, by direction of Cen Pitkin
When No. ! stuck in front of PreSton's.
John Blakc}y got badly thrown in the
street but was not damaged par icularlv
Before the mlchnc WAS rot out, Jen,ie
Cayhue was badly bI;>tcred. and Charles
/. Collins was also severely thawcl out
Among the men of No. who cot badly
hli>trrrd in the pinch on Main Street was
Foreman Jan@raw Frank Jangraw and
Humphrey Campbell held the butts of No.
t i'll Tho hot fight at the depot. ana were
enabled 10 keep their position by the fact
tina, the hose of the cab Shop was PLAYING
there and the men from each wet the
others down now and then Samuel Luke
and Fred Butterfly held the butt of the cab
shop hose.
HE portion of the village burned wa,
that first settled to any extent. The old
Shepard stand WA, built about the wear
l>oo, and the George : Hubbard place
was huiit in l~o1 by Joseph IIowcs. The
old Fry building, the oldest house in town
escaped the fire by having been Put on the
retired list last year to make way for the
Wells River depot
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05
Vermont News.
ADDISON tDlNtl

Tie Adli-.n 'ol4,s tul,A 81 too! r'ml|afs
WI meet At ELL NJ rIirlItE va " cLn'-~ty. Ma!
I'tl.
MI H. H. Is'>-, TIT r IN VI Ncoa'l '.' ~ M
accepted tAt l'"--t"a ~ I' ia! at t"r H't-'"n's
graded a'H .'' we l. l. Lem, IL &C.
Nix. J4m., -;rycn>ou of Il t1u vi tac owner 81
quite !u-- TIA, -t4Ac oi. ,aIt, short
tl,uc *, TIE .u.utl n.,l ouly three le.7 anil no
tAo 81 llen r.tc Of I IA. len, tA, plc pI tuc.n us
hong tu, ii, SIS Jt.ll :tt'UA thu ID J., Ni.!e
another i''1 H' he ~ H. I-'''! 81 1 ''' N';'f-
tHn i'-,lM 'I'iI- i norm ' tr\'" : Az snap. l"'
mead Ah'' i''A were i'ii''' ''e t+' ~ = N7 t'o
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I'll N\i\'iIDN COUNTY
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Aen.
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AInlr4- tcy-.l ca I,,t..4nl \o.th Fc.t-...r-!i.
r,c-ntlr, IN Iai..rl 5nlI.v talhe- rc.,vr,e j.:
,lo4n,lul Mr. SEGA. tl. nr-- oi tn. ~c.tor. vA,
ou the ar II th i"l.. 't~ fi-' = m wa
HlHti.
N.Li''\ii ct EFl
.ao3ttn..t.l, t5,ril E.I.l..i III ! III two
,,i,l~ - n..i ,v.,It, -ll, -f. AMI pa, iii me
shed ..n c..1l l,, III Z. sent; pes cod lie took !,
""S W.T. nm Ill. !'\' 80. '' III To- 30 ia I'll. &c
hours IA '''.''' ..'..'f d. 81" -" "''' ''.H-
save we 'A l@'
Iu,aci, 3,l ,.ru:,n.t -,...t. tu,t.s I.al..v. VITO
= !.iu-c! h., l, ,4.il. ,i-,-,. J., tie ultrc-t
skeleton. IL. J. ;r'1t. -,.tr-4' }. tY.! All, ny
"''-n '"'"e an" i'.tiT-. "r '!.'it P' 'H'-- IL
VA "pnt.'t'' i ~ an! '.''u; ii'' as 81
ttt -ii'' queen '.'A u - h''1 y + ~ Wy 2 '
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05

OF timely loans, and prompt and wiling
benefactors to the homeless and destitute.
Rev. Dr. Lord of Bethany church made
fitting alllusion in his prayers to the great
the Psalms: lie that dwelleth in the
secret place Of the Most High shall abide
under the shadow of the Almighty.' His
sermon, based upon first Kings. 10: u:
After tn" fire a..>till. small Voice." was
listened to with g eat interest
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05
he Future Outlook.


rln-a seems little doubt but that the
...0. district which suffered 50 severely in
iii .ir. of Saturday morning last viii be
i.nurIate,y rebuilt. and, in most cases
with better and more secure buildings.
Tt;-i i especially true of the west side Of
MIN Street from the Bancroft block to
49,. \Iontpc.lrr and Wells River railroad
u.t. AMI also the corner lot on Bnrre
-..,t lately occupied by Hyde & Foster
il.r,..uru are hu-ily engaged clearing off
III. rubbish and debris. Contracts for
-.,.I.n.e material, have been made, plans
,na.g.oI and it X certain the business
....n IF thlt locality have stout hearts,
...nu...:,blc pluck and perseverance,.
Mr.. Col. Wilson, who owned tie Hyde
: Iu-:cr block, will rebuild of brick, and
with ~ led capacity to that heretofore
are. structure In The meantime Mr>-rs.
llv.u. * Foster nave quarters ut the NJ. x
y. Il. t. depot, and already are doing 4
..,.I ll-.mc~s a@tin Luckily they had Il
Stock of l,ur at the depot. and orders l'y
telegraph and expires, will soon enable
tAru to- supply lhcjr customers with all the
articles usually sod by them. fhey have
IN o.. flee. UP stairs 1t the depot, ana store
auI-q.,.~ room on the first floor and below.
IA..r Will also Immediately erect 4 tenn
,urlrv hu, larra store house in the rear of
,l..r former place. We trust their cu-to-
i..r- VIII ut once remit all sums due them
H.. -c,pl~. Thry need every dollar owing
...u inst now. t. make their business ali
.l and their friend, desire. 1t Us all
-:ouJ wi.hou; delay. We shall find it
.1ui.,'y more blessed to give them in
III, .-,~.. their honest dues. than to with
% single penny longer than il * posi-
-. 60 forward it to them.
g. u. Srribaor had the ruins ut his place
.-..... mp the lil>, Of any one. His loss
g, IL. .:~m1v him, bat he is bound to 20
....IaaI ha- his bin of lumber already
o.,...I. he Will build temporarily Il
u,,l n structure IN The lite of the old
..M.r's hotel, and grow up better and
1-.rw with the future. He needs all lii
III. dues. and viii get them. His work
4 anon a.. now doin4 Jobs at the barn of L.
u"r on Berlin street, near the red
.l bridge. AMI viii respond t. all orders
l. Inc
.,a1 < Cumming, VII build on the rear
Ii. !. lo. a temporary structure for them
.. .. works, an come "ut with Il sub
arid front in due time. They are now
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05

TIE HORSE PIAGrE.-Bv All accounts,
the farmers of Tennessee are severely
Smittcn with the plague Of Buffalo @nat~
that is sweeping off their horses, mules
and stock Many small planters, especial
IL colorcl ones. are ruined by hay ING their
only horses or mules Killed, and being I'M
able TO replace them, At Il time when they
are 50 badly Mrc.ird. \ letter from plan
ter near Macon, Fayrttr county. saws :
Not less than 300 horses and mules have
died daring thu. past thrc" day. within ten
miles of this place went down to my
farm Yesterday, distant SIX miles. and
counted 81 dead on tn way. HAY" lot
four on my farm. and DR. Hunter tiv" on
his. while some planters have lost a high
Is thirty head. Il looks Ike starvation To
L people without money. some Of tn"
farmers will he compelled To turn ont put
II til" cop planted. ~ they have no money
to replace the stock.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05

The Civil Damage law Of Illinois makes liquor
,rl ing a rerilous bm>!n At Amboy, in that
stat. seller has been ,mpcllrl to pay 1900 to
the wi low of a lrun,lI. Alri IN his SID Il.
Vice President Wilson lru New K, last week
lra'lc'l for 'Le ARKANSAS hot springs. with plans
Tor going thence to Colorado and possibly aero. ;
Wm Preston of Ky.
The installation Of Archbishop Williams at Tie
new Cathedral OF the IIoly Cross in Boston, >un
lay WAS a imposing ceremonial, and was Witnessed
ny several thousand persons. 1t WAS 4 great day
Tor the Catholics, and Cardinal McCluskry wa
present from New York.
The Michigan Legislature has finally substitute!
lirence for the lrohibtory liquor law. prov.,in-,
tax Of 81 for malt liquor retailers. $40 for r.,
callers of Alcoholic hquor-, and 500 for whole.
sale liquor dealers and manufacturers Retailers
required to give from fl,oJI t. - 600 Lon.,
comply with the provisions of the law.
1t is stated that the passenger bu9 ines liz.
railroad Is improving.
The organization OF riff. club I.u: lin,i :
talk cd about
The anuuu meeting Of the Connecticut i;Ivcr
Valley Association vii! he held al BELOW, raj,
Nay oh.
Lons john Wentworth 81 Chicago, whoa Il har.-
IN cItook to swiE,le HIM, >p.t on Ri hands
and remarked that he wa5 an American eagle al
over. The charge Wa reduced.
( tENTAUR LINIMENTS.
There Is PAIN "ilic the C,n;aur lli.inien;> NH
not relieve, Il" swelling they Viii MT suhe. ai.d
which they viii TINS l. str,I l-A-
<IaEe b,.: i 1A.y have iIr, iI,re cur
+ rAc l.tlsii. nclralcia lak Jaw. palsy. sI,-..,~.
,wtlllnys cakei breasts, soalds, burns s-tr.l' MA.
-.r-arLr, *, ny Il the human frame, all =
strains, SPAWN, gals. e., Gpun aIil!las
nan have all o;.l,r PRETENDED DIS since ..!
regain. They coulter lrrla.it, al aim ..:.
rcycrs Ciplcs throw away their crut, Ii, $ I'll, !a
walk pos mons bites rendered harmless. :.,.d
the wonniei are healed without Tie ron e
.spubllshtd around each b,tIe- They sell @
lie ever Def s3ld. and ties sell because they inst
yhat they pretend to do Those who suffer from
rheumatism pain swelling deserve T. suticr they
vii C-1taTr Li,!in"ut. white VIA pr, Il
han one thousand certificates II re.nar'. = cor
acalin-, frp2en limbs chr II. ri.ct.r,:.-,a : ....
RAINING ,urnors. &c. hive ben received " VII.
send containing certliira,,a III re,i.e ~.
any one re i,-stii.. one bottle u II.
yellow ~r4ller CIlt4ur II!4.i:.-,it is nth han
Ire! ! lla-s tur spawned swe.ie = ,iI1 rn:.l.-
COR IN SHEEP STICK raner- fl--,
nIsI~-.s worth your attef,:: Y, family Shout !
re a!thou' them White w-ai.'er family See
Yellow wra2rer for animals : ii y al p~p--,---
F;tty Ter bottle; la--e b.:,e :ics 4; i.o-I .
20 =. 81 broadway. N-u Yurk
Casroria j. rethatl .l!,stitut CAST n =
ne 'illT TtICl, Ii,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05

under the shadow of the Almighty" His
sermon. bl>e,l upon first Kings. 10: Il:
After tn" fire ;i..>till. small Voice., was
listened to with gteat interest
RELIEF CoMMIrrEE.-At n meeting of
several ladies cal.el together AZ the Unit,-
ran vestry, yesterday, IN organization was
formed for the relief Of those destitute
persons who were burned out ut the late
tire. The committee is composed Of Mrs.
! {. W. Willard, Mrs. J. H. Bo,twick, Mrs.
III. ). LOOMS, Mrs. Luther Newcomb. Mrs.
). Burbank, Mrs. Geo. w. Reed and Mrs.
j. W. Ellis. Mrs. Samuel Wells was APP
pointed Treasurer. and Mrs G.. H. Plum
ley, Assistant Secretary. Destitute parties
desiring assistance should apply to any OF
the committee, and they would be thank
full for information from persons who have
knowledge of such. A general meeting is
called for this afternoon. ut the Unitarian
church, At two O'Clock. Mr.. Jane5 X.
l-anglon made a generous contribution OF
SluO to the cause
&, \. H.-There will be Il special meet
ing of Post Brooks in their new Hall, in
the Langlon Post Office Block, next
Tuesday evening, to make further arrange
ments for decoration C:tv
There is talk among the old soldiers O.
organizing veteran company. All sold
lers are invited to meet i'll c. A. r. Hall
next Friday evening, when there will be
made arrangements to start the mpanv
BRoKtN LEG.-(irorge Hathaway. sor
of Charles Hathaway. WAS last Frida,
evening indulginy in ridin, the fierce
vclocipede by the Union House bridge
The veIocipede threw him and his leg va:
caught in such i way that the bone Wa
broken Il little above the ankle.
Nothing will be gained by pnttins il
peas and potatoes until the atmosphere is
more genial. bat YOU can try the expert
mcnt if you wish What is needed now i
warm sou,hcrly rains.
SNow.-Winter hasn't departed 50 tha
wagons can run between Cabot and Dan
Vile yet. The great drifts are not We
melted but the inhabitants have hear,
rumors of such 4 thing as summer, tina
they hope will do something toward
thawinr thrm out.
FIEE.-The old Judge Lvnlr place, Nv,
story house and farm buildings. about
mile south west of William>town villag,
was burned about on" o'clock Monda,
morning. The place was now owned by
CT. c. Stevens and i thought 10 lav,
caught from 4 fire in the milk-room.
MAY DAY N MAESIIrIFLp.-The neigh
bor> and friend, Of M L lvin Bond and
WIZ, Of M.r-h:iel1, gathered on May-day
in good numbers, to celebrate with til,
Young Turner and wife, the fifth annvrr
-lrv oftAcir N ,rri:l5r; not 80 much t. BE-
stow the worldly ware, as To encourl-,
the continuance Of the Honeymoon Xix,
life thus ftr lived, to buoy tn il spirit, III
the acquisition of the nrryfll, hy the intrr
change Of friendship offerings, and to slim
ullte such M :l,>imilttion Is i, - couccn
i'll in society. ever the result of frequent
association. \ very enjoyable season va.
had. The bride and groom accepted til,
all seemed t. think it ~ool to b. there, an
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05
NI\DIIAM COUNTY.

Ih' strrkipl!cr5 Of III CcutrAl Nrr:u mont 4. X
Company hel 4 In"rt!n. At Hc!loNs Fails recent
y, ~ the -.tn" am OF the Vermont & Cina,ia
meetings, a. ~ Ir"rcl II the III ,itici coutrlc t
winch ma been prop ,-,'i hv their directors.
ett't1u hat a spUnA; school meeting, tn" oncr
+! ~, Wu"le one party Wlntci to SUSTAIN school
amt III" otHer LAX. rnc vote tor :. moderator
va 4 t:c, M COMPROMISE cnulI be effect. thcl
w1ul'in'ta j'urn, AMI tor /, hour, they out.
uu'u, N 'rnln; ,n., Al Oh" ptrty I'VE IN out OF
Sheer Acarlnr-~ ana hunger.
y Il. r.st 81 tIn NJ y term OF the WInlsor rounty
count contains ji'ct~c-. OF winch l are divorce.
and state rs-r-- In ehln cry ip:Het coltl!n-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05
WAIr>FIElD.-Ihe spring terms Of tho

w :. !. lev,
'''''o : -
=,
~ > Nj. Eu, L N, H.n,.,
no. ;.-Mis, Lucia r. .Jo~lyn.
70 W: . ,H' a w n.T''''"'
~ & XIX, VII Shcrhnrn.
No. 7.-Mi>- Clara B MaNilIm
'-'>> ! III 81 '' CO.. i con-
f. - =,
-,
CORN III o''i'> i-.'-N:- h''l- Drown
son nav, CIV - ''''''7 '''''' ''' NM y
'L'''' ~ IT, ~
''''''' w. +.
~ =. 'i,.' = - ~ - ~ '
>'' III NJ" 1T III - 'e'i H. ii>oil
started l'r ''''l'oFili'' ''o''' wv" weeks '-1o'
~ III. c,mirv II. L,J po. oot FAR h.f,ro
,, I,..,,,.,I,+ l.,.l- , %o,-
t,,r,. JJo !. no,v ,w,i,inr ,n,,b.r Lncis-
H. ,,,,,,n,o, f,.,,orIr of Gov
..i
|
~ 80
o"'9'''' 'i',',''
store ANU ''o'''''l' 9'I''
l'E'"'''I ,,'''' ''', ''''','.i' nous" -,
VIC ''' ms ~ wa nv y ~
Loss -''''' NV
ST ALHANS BUTTER MARKET MAY It'll
The market Is on decline with very
little Offering. We 4lot@: Common to
far II to Il cents; medium to good i 70
- cents; selections 4 cents h'hcy =
The annual meeting of the Connection
River Valley Medical Association will bt
ho,, pol,o,re E,ls Nav 5tn
'''''' '''
Some forty feet OF Hyren lienrys dam,
on Black River. in Pcrkinsyillc. was sven
A., 1c.,,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05
ID +, 4 + II :
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

In I, 'nh1ry Arrll 25.i NJ pANIIi.C EI,'H =.
10 years. months. and - t!aN-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05

>. f. ->'.~ e. ~ 'f5'T..1'S. 'hFtiI~ COLDS
I-.--..i r-..--. to- -'l.- Inns ~a--ly- Havs
i..- >-~t,-f .- --,i .il..4.=- l. Relieves he
4 .''.- ----- .i-- -.~--
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05

I NV En- TIETH 7 + " Tor T'A I.F-' >AIEtNII :
and not one successful rival Evcryhoiy rAuv'v
elGe- ia superiority IN al respects. L = alwy-
! put up IN pound packages under my name. amt
sol! 10y fr>tc!aes ',rocer>. Beware that v.U arc
not deceived by the mIsrcprc >cntltion> 81 crar !,
| dealers. fml3w4 JAMES PYLE. Manufacturer
! That Enemy Of NankIui, t"n>unll'tI"r. can ~.
cured. hat It l. far better t. prevent thr c5" .,tI
from fastening; lt-r.t upon h. >l,ln. ~
", OF remedy lin" Dr U-.>t,r'> It. a5i T n Z
fhsrry - etc. and S. l bottle !rer bottles b
the cheaper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05

Mis- CARLY OF ~vtrtpa. AZ, sud i'AfiI-k
Nltmau~ tPr hrct'i a.; pa ne. ant >Iunais Is
un,I'r t5loy GOAL, /, ,,'e!r 49,! answer t, the
charg'.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05

Nothing will be gained by putting i
peas and potatoes until the atmosp here
more genial. but YOU can try the exper
mcnt if you wish. What is needed now
warm sou.hcrlv rains.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05
The village Of Newportis about to put down stone

The village Of Newport about to put down stone
sidewalks.
Gospel meetings are in progress this week q,
Barton |. IN ling
Coventry hotel got ,t,,te t. burn up last week
Wednesday. Damage SIS.
DR. French of Glover reports pounds ounces
OF butter from one days mil. of his Jersey.
over 40 persons have been converted in the re
vIyal 1t West clover.
Rev II. F. Forest c;ose;l his labors in the lras
blr5h NJ +. Church last week SUNDAY.
5 :. johnson sued the town Of Irasbur;h some
time u-' for injuries received while travelling on
the highway on San1ly, AMI at the session Of tn,
supreme Cour, At Ira~bursh. \ verdict was given
Tor The town. Oh the ground that the plaintiff WI.
travelling for Other p,Irt'o,,, than works OF
charity or necessity" THIS is SAID 10 be the lr-
case ever tried III The state which the SUNDAY
question, Is 1t lc!tts to travelling the highway,
was the dire. issue t. b: trcl
O;ANiE COUNTY.
Mr.J.\ Clark, dentist OF Era!t'-l has receive
for aytlic!. teeth
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Last week Frank Winchester of pawlet had the
misfortune 10 itil from hay loft striking hay
lorA han lie. For tIme his case was considered
very dangcr"u, bat by careful treatment 1t l.
hoped he may IocuvcT.
little dtu shter of George Morgan of Rutland
aged t"o years fen lntp i,.,ll Of no; water, Mon
day, and was sc..c) 50 severely that She died mex
day.
Some i;lt!ar l wDr.!n,a clearing away the ruin
Of the Center =. Urc The 2.th, found "A barrel OF
whisky buried in the earth deputy sheriff took
charge OF It, after sharp tu,,jc with sne of tie
workmcn.
EGI.'!las " Il be b.ish in iutltnl this year
Ai!IoI iIIi!iIrl of Rutland has been inel Sli1 81
Tor neglect OF refusal To snow and Ice from
the sl!c1.lA IN iluL: % MS prem Iscs.
Rutland has Il clvI rights r.t,c. Dan IIyyins. I:
young White man, twenty TIN Years oh, has been
arrested iJr committing adultery with black
woman ntncl IL AIn-, and Wa, seat to jul III
default Of 80 h.t |.
The Lcattidl Nsral4It l.Iiroi1 have recently
pllcc'l \ new In.'rpvc ear wheel ,rer III their
ElIch!ac ,ADp. Il wIs MD. 81 ,the Putnam Ma
chime Comp my 81 FltchJursh, Mas.
WASH >GION COUNTY.
q i,l itrp, Nav
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05

NJ }. \. Clark, dentist OF Bradford has receive
letters patent tDr hi Improvements ru yber plate,
for artificial teeth
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18

map said Misty. II object to that clause.
Perpetual guartiianships are like perpetual
treaties. always termina ole at the pleasure
of the high contracting parties. Fifine, I'm
getting dissipated and eeedy-going to ruin
tor lack of q wife. VIII you marry ne :"
Ard Fitine sa;d she would.
Two or three dsys later Misty received a
cable dispatch from Mr.. Bragg. telling him
never to darker the paternal doors again.
Misty wrote back as follows: Gable dis
patch received. Pat on your best bib
and tucker, obh boy, and have the house
Strengthened up bit ] am coming home
with NY bride, Donna tifne Terese Maria
Gomez, daughter of Don Sancho Come,
and granddaughter of Don Manuel Ignacio
Jose Rincon de Palubras, OF Santo FAlacio.
Blue Blood Of Spin, old cock, upseedutch
grandee, aud rich as crean'
The tremendous names quite reconciled
the Hon Bragg for the sight put upon
Miss Il. Il. G. Is. Bofetourt. and when he
heard OF the Peruvian mines, ana saw Don
jose velvet skull cap. he swore that diplo-
macy. next to rork. WAS the biggest thing
on ea-th.--Fer or; H'cri9.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18

you unveiled, amid the plaudits of the mui-
ttude and the booming of cannon but a
few months ago, the better.
Will you dare permit it to stand. and at
the same time ADMIT, by the presence of
your representatives at Philadelphia, on
the fourth of July, 1876. that those who
sleep in their bloody winding sheets beneath
of the United States as s'insurcectionists
and rebelsf' To prevent all misconception,
or rather Misrepresentation, desire to say
that l am sincerely IN favor of an earnest
and honest r. Cancellation with the people Of
the North. We must look at the policy and
interest of the States from the standpoint
of statesmen, and in doing go we must bury
many fathoms deep our private griefs.
whatever they may be: but no solid and
lasting friendship can grow up bet ween the
sections unless it be based upon u good
faith and mutual esteem. But no people
can esteem another who do not esteem
themselves: and there will not be repre-
sentative OF a Northern State present at thia
pretended festival of reconciliation who
will not look down with secret scorn upon
tne emascuiatad representative of any
Southern State which has had SO little re-
spect for Itself as to permit him to be there,
while her citizens are still prescribed and
insulted and scorned for doing those things
which Il commanded them to do. The
meanest and most cowardiy act of which II
State can be gul.ty-one which has been
frowned upon IN all tmes-is to abandon
its allies when II has been beaten in a
war, and. like a craven. make separate
terms with its enemy 1t this be odious
among men. what shall we say of d stata
which abandous her own children to their
fate and makes a separate peace, which
brands her and them with iniamy at the
same time What say you, Governor
Houston, will you meet Edmunds ard other
men of that stripe to cele brate in social
gathering of the States the fact that the
nation has lived 100 years, when the
of that nation under which yoE
and he and they live brands, in terms, tha
State which you represent rs heing an lin
surrectionist and "a rebel?' You dare not
Until this stain upon our honor is wiped ont
Of the fundamental law no man of honor, in
ny poor judgment, can consent to any such
humiliation. RAPHAEL SEMMES
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18
Horrible Murder,

We learned Yesterday that old man Nance
was brutally murdered at MilleE's Bluffs, on
Red river in Bossier parish, few nights
since. by some unknown parties. NIr
Nance formerly resided on Black bayou, in
thiAEb. but becoming alarmed at the
state of affairs left and went to Milers
Bluffs, On the other side of Red river, where
he settled down TO chopping wood for a
livelihood. Some few nights since an I'M
known party went to his house after be had
gone to bed and shot him through the
cracks to the house, blowing his brains out
This i, terrible outrage, and the officers of
the peace, as well as all order loving citi
zens, should use every endeavor to ferret
out the scoundrels that speedy punishment
the Black bayou country should move at
once in the matter.-SSrerspors Times.