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, 1875-09-25

WITHDRAWAL VF 1Ats Pk& FSphfAs
Tho trial Of AIr. .1ra brown for alleged I'M
moralties Was continued last evening At tho
Ada Street II. E. Church.
Tho minutes Of tho last meeting vera read
by the Clerk. TLcy wcro qni.o voiumlnous,
having been taken in short-land, and the read
lug occupied nearly an l.onr.
After this tedious procccdiug 3lr. Culver. at-
torncy for Mr. Brown, aro4o and said that lie
had communication from A1r. Brown which
would materially shorten tho trial.
Tho Chairman Mr. Gnerney, read tho COM
munication, which Aot forth tbas the charges
nEainst the writor wofe frivolous, with tho or
would say,that no man had aver heard Kim utter
profAuo word. lilo closed by saying that his
health was poor, and his lt'sincss demanded his
entlro attention; so that he would withdraw on
ti1esv from the trial.
Tho concluding portion OF this document cre-
atci at it's reA&fing considerable aoneatfon
among the auditors, OF whom thorn wero a good
" number, brought tllihcr by the hopo OF tlcar-
Ing moro Of the delcctah!e kind OF evidence that
NaA gwen On tho preceding evenaG.
No action Ens taken upon tho communication.
aIr. Frank, counsel for tho church, proceeded
to Introduce aa evidence number Of pondorons
legal documents. being copfes Of tho quo Wat.
took hand. togothor With other bills connected
with tho church litigation.
aIr. John Braiiwood. Trustee Of tbs Church,
was called to clio stand md testified in regard to
al intervisw with Brown, at wheu tho laster
lit. 9, 4. Msydxelt, 1t vhoso inBtance Tho
present trial was nsti.utstl testified that s had
q conversation with Mr.. Brown at tho time tho
sssod Mr. Brown what he wausd do IN case tho
auit WAS decided In favor OF the church, and Tho
lntter replied: .+Neysr mind! have it all ar
ranged. viii fight 1t out il Il takes ten years
, 1875-09-25
CANNOT AGREE WITH lee.

70 fht Edffor of The ChFea0o 7r76'tns:
CA1cAno, Sept. 24.-Wilh great disp1easure
read tue correspondence sigued IA Christian
Mother" ia this mornings Issue OF your valua-
bic paper. and am Of opinion That TUX TaID.
usE ought not to publish such absurd ideas.
Let cysry man worship God according to bis
own will Il Ia not necessary to spend tho en-
tire Sunday Ia attending church, no doubt tho
Lord wilt be vory much Satisfied IT you attend
services during 3 fraction Of IiiA chosen day" !"
/ guarantoe that the "ChFtstikn" mother aud
no. ltttB babea shall not be forced TO r1ofane
Coda chosen day by looking at those "ya!n and
Improbable pictures now At the Interstate
K1posilion Of Chicago. We ought 70 bear tn
century, and It is about timo for soma peop!a to
become lit!io more enlightened. Respectfully
yours, CoIAoS bEasH,
, 1875-09-25

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s'sa :. ~. 'exsn. 'is,;,, u,.,,,o n,tr,..-,,o rp.
ri ~ "es"o .. .i''us ~ op w. ''ofs' F'0
Slg.s'y uiarnfsu s11.IL oi. ,,.,~. -, r,n,, =
MI, ~ ,'..,ae5 @ - ; n.'Sif y. .naI ~ '' ''' '' "
Days C Tns%n ~ 4v..htrston ,..,ns
t,.s -. !. ns 10y 1S , ~ nn'eHA' W. """"'oe -'e"'
eo1s',Hs', vi a.tse -. .v,,.r, r,pr.1.a. tsk.n
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''is1 ~ us un ns .to 90 p,rhsrI n r,,nn
.,%sil. aro er.,,r.IPt ~ = i;cs,sc' md tahen.
'' va - 7"''<''' - =. y. s ~
T1o Yo,fovino nro,cs1"as ,ycre had to.day,
no71oyx nrr,nEp
o. 1rebcAs1oR t1cknt-Thn I1tts,lrR, Fort WaJttt h
Chtesao Hallway Company ys, Chester i1ozen petition
s!9wed. n..., .o,,..
w. Hct'ha y nooal1cn " Dhv!a y. Io1Ai "'o'on
aHnmeu r. eonaohaatG w.tn Sn ~. ,.. ct..,
~; nMsn H. 81 ~. w. 'hepas" 'e e@ten"e''
VI. iennlas uoctst-rae roon,e * rrl ", Cole:
tho suis viii 10 eutsred ru.urn.bIv Oh tho 9Th of
Ortnbcr. 1
~. christopher ". Knott -. 6a1nuel Hsudslefson;
ruiz 70 ,hn" Saise IN !sn dass: ,,r..,,r u,,*to,
@ II r. m n .o.s to at .,Ss nrsr of ds
, 1875-09-25
DEATHS,

O'NEFT-lamra OHtt1. son nf Thomas and rIann,h
ONeit. sgeh II ybara. ...., .-..
Funeral from lhs houac, No. 7aG North IIat;tel.a
10 Calvary Cemetery, Sunday. ae l0:3n =. FsierIs
Of ihe family arc tnritra,, ..
s1-CAl!fornis faress ptraso eopy.
DEARpEN-Dn The NTH inst,, ht tla1eab,ira, nj
Inale dsnEher of Il. II. Dcardtn, Of THIS c3ty, sR1
IL month"; md days.
non Of it II. and Msry 4. T. Mcnro viii a2s liz!
from their residence. M. 13a North Oakey-ht.. ii 9
a. m, hept 2,. by carriage TO Calvary cetuo.cry.
sr"N. Louis lapcrs pIeaHc cory.
Qu1NN--stary Irllgct Quinn, only child of Kat,
Mortn anh G. s. Quinn, aged 10 mouths and 10 tsrs
Funeral from tho rcrstlencn No. 13s Wcat Polk. IT, Al
II o'clock t., Haturday, tho 95t inat., thtnrs h.
To CALVARY. Fntntta of tho family nrs Invited,
, 1875-09-25
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

-
Hutchinson. tho unfortunate ccilept;c inmate
nj tt,e Hail. has ham tunycrch 10 the County
llo.ult,l
The Committee On Town and Io"h Accounts
Was In RcAe.on yesterday, and and.cd tho bills
rofctrnd as Inn tnst ,noc.Inp Of tho Board.
x ..r
ANATOMY OF tho momoets @! 'ne lonnsy
Hoard will visit Lemont this morning. on invita-
tlon, to inspeck tho ll1arrcs 1licla5o 10 furnish
Tho stone Tor tho new Court. .House.
1o.o,t, fcoo,y ;nc,r..ratc,, II, fin rturty Int,
sosi,nv ~, % IT, nnie1hor,,"oi If en',6t characd
III, Ill.," ~ ;nsann ,S;;i +" totossoI totJsv. hcJn
!. sn,et, ssx st.r;n,s ir t;s iucarcerston liz
h.u rorar bna,, eiTni hcnr,w ,rhich "a M.
san aorc ~ rc ~ san n,',,si ir ,osa rho
IN ~ ,,oJ lin, in n, -
A"'o LUZ "''' ~ eaa!e''
Hero is moro trouble Tor feltzcr anu MS an-
Rtrart-tooks. Yesterday tnorh!ng INC at!osnefs
for tho paaaGloap estate claiming = t'!lsd inter
cst in the lctter-presB cnrIes of the anto.fire
records sold tho county by rc!tzer, served Conn-
y Treasurer Miller viii, notes tt,nt so,dsy An'
rIicston would DO made efoFo 70, Sago Ja'nn
for tho booln In question to Peltzcr, Thse1cko,
Of Wt!mani's., The Uornsy Boasas neent.9n
was called TO thiH Pasdelotlp claim be!oIo lilo
books wero purchased. bnt thas body failc.! to
7lr. Polt2ef the other tay III stating That !lo
cursed whom 10 hGard that tho payment OF tle
money had been enioinod. slons meu wou!!!
taso done go. but ho llt! not. iie simply SAD
nnIhnG 10 30 becoming to NM, !, az t 70 gracefully
obey Tie mandateH Of cnart." IhIs version 81
the conversation comes from Mr. Pellzer, and Is
authentic. ~.....-.-.....
It is told on COUNT, Commissioner that =
foH dava ago no naa Willing away au hour In
one OF tho anatomical ilflso'11ns OF tho city.
Ills tlEnitisd official position won for him moro
attan'ion t'lan IL Eonora'ly shown an ordinary
visisor. In fact tho proprietor took lin i'll
CHARGE and IN showing Alul Around TIC room
po!ntcd out tho obtects Of speciai interest.
Hating beside specimen illustrating o
very rare care n obstetrics; tho Commits
sioner waa oil attention. nntl ILLS questions
were, many aud pointod. {! IL Il posMGlo. he
asked, among other things, for :, child to live
born under suct, circumstance Tho attend
ant replied that it was anil that medical history
citod . great many Instances Of tho kind
mark by rolcrring to obststrical statsssics. The
Conmlss!oher. .fnll., OF wondesment' was
for awhile nEcd to a1lence, Which ,
Was iiualy broken ny tho query, ult!
itiuh Cesar hve! iho question Was AnsTerett
with Hsare, and BY pointing tho official to q
akcIoton On inc wal saaa 70 ba tha: Of %. BIO
phcn! lho oihclAl feeeiveo vefE nt!lo aslonsoa
mcnts to end his visit. Was 1t NcCafrey2 49,.
COUNTY JAS ASp rLuantSo.
=, Tho COMMITTEES 90 l'l1lsc Hladngh AMI Pun,
Ae tAastt1ca met 3asteeuay attatn9on. oeVota!
No" proposals Ho1o fecet7ea a4u 1tau 10 pns
gas-nnschncs in tho liIhano Asylntn, ,-ono
from tue Cooman Company ono from
tho sprln8neld company, one rom
from tue llsiuois Pnoutnaue Gompany. TN
agents ~ Inc ecsctai companies oolhK pfeaons,
WAfe AlloHGu 10 ApE06I U1l0EG LUG GOWmlttCG
, 1875-09-25

whiting this edty AGO great variety Of popular
ato,es At tue sa!earoom Of Tibbsts. shtFk White
hea, Nos. "a sud ~ Lats street. including such do
sIrsble stoves ~ tbs Domestic cook, American. and
Radiant HONS hesters, Keystone ranges. cte. They
bsYs some patent heaters in operation that greatly
oJt w dfklAEN.
, 1875-09-25


CnicAuo 1ers. 2.-Thefo appears to be =
movement on foot for tho i,lrpoae Of offect;ng
rcheme for the opening of tho Art.fIall to ailc
public on SUNDAYS, which was probably tnangu-
rhsod by somo shougltless OF lsnorAn. persons.
who hare 'ittlo regard for religion on tho sa.,-
bath. Should thoy succeed In inducing tho
mhnagars Of tho Exposition to npnn the Art.ilail
on Sundays, at a reduced figure, It wou1h 10
turned futo n receptacle for 1oafers sud pick
rocents4 md have q terribly tfomoralixtng IN
ilnence at bert. Tho Exposition is orcn
morning till 10 o'clock at night.
six aasa In tho week. AMI Gu Wcdncedays and
se:urdave tho admission fco In lrt!uccl 10 "
co!lts, which brings 1t within tho reach OF al.
Tie na}otity Of our citizens have roen tho Art
Hall mora tllar oncs, ami would not care to flslt
1t OH Sunday. Those who ltvo nm tin west stie'
and hny0 not heen 70 tho Exruslttpu hccaHse
they are Obliged to work ton hour. IN fhc aaS'
will havo time to rlst, 1t OIL Saturday evening"
for the ntrcot-carS An5 snges ase s""nng ~ tho
tinlc, and tho Exposition Frequently ho!hs
| open I'LL II O'Clock Oh Saturday nights,
We do not scc what good could pos
a;h!y conc Of opening tho Art-HhH
on SUNDAY, Int c1r rraf;fy conceive lts denorsl-
| izing effect. chicago doea not caro- TO lnltsts
| Clneinusti. ST, Lou4. or rhtlaiolphia In nny Of
| thcjr sacrticelous rchemcs to nakotnonoy. sho
baa eet an example for them MI. aud wllv should
| pJIe not nIiitain it 1t wnuld lAko quite n
! large outlay tn ocn tho Hall and keep 1t prom
| e1,y guarded Oh Sunday. and Mould undoubtedly
| meet wit!, financial embarrassment. for thceo
! nho tnse II proper regard for ths Sabbath wo"A
| stay AWAY. leaving only the loafcrs auf vhGa-
b0tltls 10 attcnd. f1.Cu SEVEN.
, 1875-09-25

Observation-Disclosures Is, 1875, 1t Frontsaae
MINI, by ths Rev. George Watson. ]. o. La, d
Cesalsnd, O., and Mias Hslsz l. buckingham, q
Chicago.
, 1875-09-25

The Genuine Orphans as Played
In Nsw York by the union Hqusrs Company we're
photographed by dentlls. Rsntu twho usea them Ia
preference 10 any oAts and ths entire Company pro.
nounoa them tho bsat ever taten. Besn lo3 asata
nv
, 1875-09-25
THE CITT.HALL.

The COMMITTEES On judiciary mAs ysstsrday
Hae1nssg In shs City OlsEka Office, but trans.
, 1875-09-25

uAllet. pasis Co.'S Grand, Square, and Upright
and Hmltht American Organs can bs found only u
". ". KmbAl1, corner ststs and Adanaa streets
Chicago.
, 1875-09-25
ELSEWHERE,
" CHICAGO.
TUUeE AESTnAEr-nGoKH.

lLLIEGIB EBFHK8E C0QHT.
OrrAwA, ILL.,, Sept 24.-The followlng arc the
proceedings Of The Court yesterday afternoon
aud evening:
CALL or THE DOCKET.
ca. The Chicago. Rock lslaud psethc Asllsosd
tompspJ ~, Ths Cit7 Of Joliet oral sr2unsnt b.!
W,thtow aud a. q. Eidsedae tos ths appellant, snd
}hrks and Randall for the Appelles. knd l4kea.
81. Jacob Albfseht ". Tas fsopls; Transferred to
u. IL o.ty Il Chicago y. Joseph Bssblau co.,
soudstsa With Nos. ~ and 7sS.
~, Ae1znan B. Goodrich ~ Day1d @. Cock talsus
, 1875-09-25
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AUCTION SALES.
DF< GOODS

IA - &A-a~An~uA IL
Grand Doub,e SAILS TUESDAY, aopt. u, 1T ss an,
4 special feature Of this sale will t,ea
GREAT BANKRUPT STOCK.
Consisting Of IN cndteta variety Of Mems snt Doyf
Cot1lug, Drcss Qoodf HtcctinKs, Prints. eco Groik
Hosiery NotInuR Underwear, Cutlery nc, &e.. benI
pun Of Tho t,abt aa4osse1 ssocKs offered by
Also. our Hrgalaf Lines Of New anil ac1sonabta
oods embracing ovcsy variety OF Cloths, Case,erc,
CoatlnEt, 8ultlngs, dc.
Fat Skirts {entrclY nowl shaw's 1aces, and 1suf.
Aings. ,
Ltuc,, Goods III Tahto psEnaskN! Linen Cr1a, Tawe-
inga, Tsbls aud Stand Goths, Towels, Handkcrcheia
s1en's Boys'. and Youtna' Caps and rurhans. tn
aty!en. ~
gErat variety. ......,
0cuts, Dora. and Youthh' suspondern.
Gloves, Millions, amt Qaunt1cts. We can show tho
best assortment III Chicago, aid VIC oak the close At.
OcnJs', 1loYs' and YOUTHS cuHtom.1fs clathip..
Full AMI winter syca, and goodh nil frc~h R new
Full llncs Fancy GoodBt highane, lanburEs, Table
Oclotla, Plated Gooda, 1kc.
Remember the great double sale and poetponemtrs
Of Thursdays sslc scpt. :o> on account Of Tic Jewa
'''''"' ( oHRPETs At II O'CLOCK.
ana line Of cvery Erasle tnd variety. Bnglo nd
double Chain Gnoda, ali wo1l. and ply, kc,
GEO. +. 1DHE II CO., Ia Rni 70 Wahath.av.
, 1875-09-25
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
THIRD WARD.

Tho Republicans Of the Third Ward ars regulated
to meet At their hail. Gl1 satedt Tonight tssturasY
Il 4 o'cock. for per1ns ant orcs ntxAlon.
, 1875-09-25

In The abs.ract hutineas. Dnt before the Pcltzcr
hill was anslLs aeccpted, Judge Adams lowc.sl
liH bid to s42 600, when he was Informed by ar,
Holden thnt he wan "too lsto,' Let It DO oosno
In mild that this was not caao Of scatc'' pfo;.
posuls. hut oie Of ppnn bidding; ao that no bltl
could bo too ato L1ll tAe ihal e.lo wat Atc"ptfu.
Thcrn was considerable ssi1 nbnit N!los.oa
Co. lo;ng .oilt.nassort." une of the menhss1
OF the firm Of R.,oles < Co. IL mot !raeseal
abstf man. while tho athcs h practical 40.
r,rnct-man Of lang experience: wh'e y was not
cSon pretended that any ,,ctnhor OF the urn o.
ahstrac. makins and yct Holden chung 10 tho
| SCI. .So0 tw! ot Shipr,an K Co. like death to
| ,|csd tIsrkey, Not on1y thus, but this eAn,n
Holden went around irving to FiscontsGc other %
sI'ivtuan i Man sone. he went In for
.is l'e,s;cr IoI, refusing to consider
tt.tcs'. What ar No. 20: transpircd. that .hs I'D
ri Elntlc. 4 10. for s37.L0p was tn almost tho
c,act sc1n,s Of that Of Abipm.n / Co., aud was
substantially. identical with It, Hholcs 4 Co.
ptopoeed to do tho same Job in tho same tln'.
md q MAKO tho Tanae number OF hooks Tor
e37 st'n TINT Shtpnai, 4 Ito. proposed "a do tor
sG4.sO0! Not on1v stia but Rhodes 4 Co. hsd
old mud practical ahstract-rnan aB ono Of their
firm. aud furnished good references, Wh'ls Ship
man 4 Co. were neither OF them ahatraet-
makers. aild fnrnisfle no refereNcos!
Let TnE Tn1nrsE send isa rcpo,tcEn and Eot
coplrH OF tho Biz eifferent bids that wore inade
10 tho Boar,l uf County Commissioners. THE
Of which, b. thoroughly competent mud rcspons~
iblc parties, woro suppressed by tho Couamitteo
III their report. Anil let tho reporser. whllc
abont IT, cali oil Judge Adams. the old rattner
Of Chhso Dros. Il Co.. himself thorough ab-
ntraet usan. and a man Of Wealth mnd staudsuR,
and lcasn tho particulars Of hiB last desperate
effort. by q seventh hil to saye tho county
fow thousand dollars expense. In tho worry
spirit Of I.oas Twcnd Mr. Holden. chokcd him
OF by telling him lse waa too late SUPPOSE
llnstcr in Il,ancery, Or Trustee, in receiving
buds for property. he WAS selling under hls
idnciary powers. should pursue tho aamo courae,
what would be Thought OF himf
D,,s those are oniy fuw OF tho many glsrinE
points Of this abatract outrage. which tho moro
it il viewed to ,,se John Randolph. plain, but
expressive. language with reference to antiqnatcl
maekcral. - ss!hka and shines. aud shines and
etlnks, by moonlight. JonS HENRY
Two trla. the injunction obtained by tho Cti-
zcn's Association will "etick," and put stop 10
tic wl,olo w1auple over the abstract JOB. Where
tho CARCASS ID, thoro tho vssltares will Rathcr.-
Ep].
, 1875-09-25

Sptctat D9spu!ch to Tho CHICAGO Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, sept. 24.-Iu the Civil Circuit
Court to-day Judge Rowland oyerruled tho do
muro1 to tho plea Of tho Sentinel in recent libel
against Bupt. 1Inclnttro OF tho Deaf and Dumb
Asylum. It WAS clatmoa' that tho publication
wan privileged ~ = public document. It waa
l,old to be without privilege Tho only plea will
be in MITIGATION Of dautagdA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-16
Public Meeting In Greene County.


At d large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
tobacco growers of Greene county, held in
the courthouse thereof on Wednesday the
18th day Of January, 1875 THAT being court.
dav), on notion William z. Ship was called
to the chair and Q. r. Hume was appointed
secretary.
After few brief and appropriate remarks
explanatory Of the object of the meeting hy
Judge Wait 5. Beazley, on motion Judge
Wyatt 8. Beazlcy, Captain J. N. Mcmillan,
and y. 3. Early were appointed commit.
tee to draft resolutions. Whereupon they
presented the following preamble and reso.
buttons; which were unanimously adopted :
Whereas a bold and decided effort is now
being made by the commission merchants
and tobacco.buyers of the city of Richmond
before the Legislature of Virginia to change
the present inspection laws so as to convert
Ill the warehouses into private ones, thus
giving to individual owners Of the ware
houses the appointment of the inspectors
thereof; therefore be it
Resoiced by this meeting, That we are
opposed to such change as being disastrous
to the interests Of the tobacco-grow oil
Virginia. That we believe the present law
is as good as can be devised to protect the
interests of the buyer and the planter.
2. That we heartily approve the action oil
our Governor in appointing inspectors from
the different tobacco-growing sections of the
State, thus showing an intention on his part
TO protect the interest of the producer and
Iaborer as well as that Of the buyer and con.
sumer.
3. That DR.. R. S. Beazley and Captain F.
NJ. Mcmillan, our representatives in the
General Assembly of Virginia, be requested
to oppose any change in tue present lnspec'
ton laws relative to tobacco.
4. That the secretary of this meeting be
requested to forward a copy of these pro-
ceedings to our representatives, and to the
Whtg and Dispatch for publication, and that
other papers in the city OF Richmond op,,
posed to the proposed change be requested
to COW. W. S. SHIP, Chairman.
@, r. Hume, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-16
DEATHS.

Died. at his residence. on Belvidere street, No
Alb, Fridly The 9Th instant. Mr.. HENRY I.
CAREY. after severe illness, In the forty eighth
year OF his age.
He leaves devoted wife and eight children 10
mourn their IRE parable loss.
The hour OF my departures come;
he3r the vocethat calls me home;
Now nv Col, let trouble cease,
And let thy servant die In peace.
His fuIeral will take place SUNDAY hl ENlNH
NJ q oIclpck from the Pine-Sreet Baptist church.
Friends and acquainances are respectfully Invited
to attend without further notice.
Lynchburg papers please copy.
Died, January 10Th. at the residence OF her SIS
ter Mrs Sully, Miss JULIA THOMPSON.
Her funeral will take place from st. James's
church TODAY ut l O'Clock Z. M. Friends Of tue
fumily are invited to attend.
Died. on the morning Of the 18th Of January,
Mr.. ROBERT EDMOND, in the sixsy seventh year
of hts age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-16

A COMPLETE FAILURE From the St.
Louis Republican, -History cannot exhibit
a more complete carte blanche given to any
political organization since politics began
than has been enjoyed by the Republican
party during the last decade nor can history
furnish a more lame and impotent result.
It is entirely within the bounds of truth to
assert that the reputation CT free institutions
and the cause of popular liberty have su(-
fered more, home and abroad, from the con-
fusion and decentralization Of southern affairs
since the peace than they ever did from the
spectacle presented by the war. A divided
and belligerent republic did not infict such
deep and irreparable disgrace upon self.gor-
ernment-"the Government of the people,
by the people, and for the people"-as bias
been Inflicted by the wretched farce denomi-
mated reconstruction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-16
r AT COST! AT COST!

Great reduction In prices, and a rush for tho
BARGAINS AT WILLIAM THALHIMER':
COL Broad street, corner Of Sixth street as M
have been engaged the past week In marking do'.
the entire stock OF
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c,
AT AND BELOW COST.
This Is no hunbug, rs | will sell exceeding!
great bargains from now till the lst Of February
in order 10 close out my winter stock, and also I
change the firm Of business. So now Is The chaI'
to purchase your winter goods al one-haif I!'i
value.
cali special attention to the following article
In DRESS GOODS have
SILK PoPLINs, FRENCH MERISos,
CoLoREp EMPRESS CLOTHS, ALPAcAs,
SERGES, PLAID PoPLISS, &C.;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS and SATlNs, IA
dresses and trimmings;
PLAIN and PL AID OPERA FLASNELs;
BLACK MERINOS, CASHMERES,
EMPRESS and CREPE CLOTHS,
MOHAIR L USTRES and BLACK ALPACAs,Sc
RED and WHITE TABLE DAMASk and StF
KINS; 4
WHITE, RED, GRAY. and BLACK-AEss
WHITE CHECKED FLASSELS;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS,
BALMORALS aud sHAWLS,
NUBIAS, &c; BLANKETS,
WHITE and COLORED QUILTS,
TABLE and PIANO-COYERS,
CASSIMERES, TWEEDS,
WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
POLOSAISE CLOTHS,
and full line Of NOTIONS, such Is
RIBBONS. SCARFS,
KID GLOVES, CLOTH GLOVES,
Ladies', Misses and Gentlemen's HOSiERl,
HANDkERCHIEFS, CORskTs.
Ladies', Misses. and Gentiemens USD.Rs.i,Itht
Geutlemcp's WHITE LlSES-bO5OA shlEl
and COLLARS,
CREPE Wells and COLLARS,
PORTE-HONEAlES. SHlRT-BOSOhS'
TOWELS, SHEETISG-,
PILLOW-CASE COTTONS, &C. &C 81,
all of which will be sold 1T and belo" cost M =
LIST of February. So call early and SECURE some
the Bargains at WILLIAM THALHiMEhs
COL Broad street, corner Skin SIRE, T.
", b. have u lot OF VELVET STOOLS 10
store use. which ! will sell very low TO any one
need Of them. Call ut ,,.
WILLIAM THALHiMERs,
iao sixth and Broad street.
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surrounding bis inauguration, the events
that have since occurred, and the additional
fact that he never was lifted for the place,
make his remaining there Impossible with
out the support Of the tpeops."
II have hesrd." remarked the correspond.
emit. "that the late Returring Board counted
the vote Of certain polls in some parishes
while canvassing The vote for congressman,
and when tboseTvo;es would not effect the
result. that It threw out the vote from
the same ,polss II, counting the Legislative
vote, and in this way gave the, lleeislativel
districts TO the Republicans. Is this true?"
Yes, it Is true; and that Is one reason
why cannot ,support it. You know that
do not believe in any such trickery !; ard
while am Republican, and desire the sue
cess of the party, desire also that 1t shall
honestly succeed. / do not defend the Re-
turning Board
These statements all tend to sbow--what
oil rejecting men must kuow--that the intel
ligent whites OF Louisiana can alone give that
State proper government, and that the To-
cal Radical government can only be main
tained by Federal bayonets. ua- =
The present government Is fraud sus'
tanned By Federal usurpation under the pre-
text of the alleged disorders reported by
vicious and corrupt spies and pimps. Civil
liberty in this country demands that this sys
TEN of lawlessnes. shall be abolished, and
that the Constitution and laws ohall be re-
spected. .......... ......
One consolation is that the Radical party,
with all its cunning and scoundrelsn, can
not dispose of the Louisiana case success
fully. 1t involves elements that Will con-
t:nue to perplex them. They have the ele'
plant. The competent and intelligent people
will not do what the Radicals want them to
do-resi.t. The Radical plotters can neither
make the Louisiana Conservatives shed
the blood of the United States soldiers
nor the Radical officers refrain from steal
ing aud outrages. The longer General
GRANTS myrmidons rule the State the longer
will continue the disorders there. AS MIR.
ScuoFlELD says, only the opposition party
the white people-can establish peace there
Those disorders and the outrages of Federal
usurpations there will do more to destroy
the Radical party than any other one cause
We know Of.