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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-07
May 5th, 1875.
Printers fee 50. 40.
Guardian and Administrator.

Guardians who have failed to appear
and renew their bonds, and make settle
ments annually, as provided by law, and
administrators who have neglected to
make settlement of estates. are hereby
notified to do so before the 18th day Of
May, 1878, after which date notice will
be issued and placed in the hands OF the
sheriff to be served on all delinqueutS,
and costs charged.
No settlements will be made when
County Court is IN session.
w. C. DORToS,
Clerk' of County Court.
ApriI - I>TJ 4
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NOTICE.

By virtue cf vendi n exponas, to me
directed from the Circuit Court, OF HlT>
demau county, Tennessee, | will sell to
the highest bidder, for cash, at the Courts
house door on, Monday. the 3lst day
Of May, the following described tract
of land, levied on as the property of
Violet Cheain and W. c: Rhodes to salts
fY an execution in favor of David Macon,
obtained at the March Term. 1915, to>
wit tract of land living aud being il
the county of Hardeman, State of Ten
nessee, range 3, section 2, of lOsh sur,
veyOr's district, in civil district No. Q,
and bounded as follows, to>wit on the
south by the lands of David Macon, on
the west by the lands Of w. A. West, on
the north by the lands of n Harris, and
on the east by the lands of David Macon
and \. Harris, SAID lands being in the
followin shape
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Past ORcs-whshsr directed to Lis name OF
Uhs her he subscribed motifs Responsible iof s
pay - -. sE-,.,.;-,.5 he mint
~ All arresrages the publisher may continue % SEND
1Atii pSVment is made and collect the Woie enaoan
S-bssher It's taken from the Dfhse or not
= The courts have decided that retuss TO tafe news
md leaving them uneasd for Prima feee evidence Of
ntsntious fraud.
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EnsOIvthf Notice.

Having this day suggested the Insol-
vency of the estate of Isaac Weleb de
ceased to the Clerk of the county court
OF Hardeman county Tennessee, | here's
by notify all persons having claims
against said estate to file the same duly
authenticated with said Clerk, on OF be-
fore ! lth day of September, 1875, and
any claims not so fled will be barred.
This 18th March, 1875.
JERE REYNOLDS, Administrators.
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HmSOIVtnt Notice.

Having this day suggested the Insol,
veucy of the Estate Of Judy WEIGH de.
ceased to the Clerk Of the Comfy Con-t
OF Hardeman county Tennessee. l here
by notify all persons having claims
against said estate to file the same dsIv
authenticated with said Clerk on or be>
fore 18th day of Sept 1875.
This Il March 1875.
JERE REYNOLDS. Administratnr
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MSIAAkMOTB yAPAHRsR
A@S SEEOCORT,
"Conqq1eriDs poverty. SlssEss sas sOssh
a nd hiadinE aaEanua u - 49,

Ana SG si%ai5H I pGssSTty s'sssss - sa
TIE EARLIEST. HEAvIEa7, ssVE,Esf An ,ros1
PROLIFIC VARIETY OF Cons EvER ssewS Is A1Ss
IN different States 80 WHOM We. ssat snail sSnpIs
IT. Tn. TlMss, Of aSPtsynIs. Teas. Gys ~. Aa,.
see seen sPssimsn ftah q his Cora kAlsh had ssSsy
satie9stisns and Is Iust q. On s1.. sS[P'': El
- I Is NatehisOOhss, Mis- az i1 ssR ror
will . vain able acguissiop ia shS sri Va a.,
aaets 81 tle country -GAEETTE SuIpksF ST TsT
aud Eipen be fore frOst-"-ISDs1E Sy.rsS1 Ne
OHIO REPo %T%gTl Sy aSoss ghO hsy. tried "a
III y IN, gy ths Presa,-ADyERTIsER, houltoa
ADVERT sER Bastrop TsISa .ft 10 crops = sIs5f
grown IN Canada MONTREAL W0RLp. sd 4 pSsy-
REV }. Lose Keokui Iowa 1T Is ia as, !S hi.
for o@E W. sramP land. "ZDR JoHXsFOx, Deals Fla
eHnce: and could produce many more II spse, 1sSiE
permit. It will produce from so % 800 kSshsIS "a
sheled CSTn to the acre on soil, fOa FsSisa -
oregon We possess sworn ststsasnts Of thsSs -
The important points OF superiority SlaiassS sss al,
Corn over other varieties. and which ass fgIiy
ed BY the voluntary statements ~ fGEasrS Shs rs1ss
ist This Corn viii vi yiod fiO a. .a:ss .. ,l,..
any bushels to che acre on the sane sell VIII
, 2ad The Corn is heavier IA EsisAs. has l.rvs4.
family use swseter and more EutTitious aad VEIussIS
sufeienty strong to produce from eel dsTSop|s
! feed .ng. N = 'e'Osr foi
5th That it will grow aud produce profitable 1r,t
/ on grouad where other will not FroT 4, m,s1
| rity, ~ $50 - mats
[ By frost. '@osu
It'll To be cut green and uSsd for feeding III, Fhv
] per cent Better thaa any other Vsr1sty % e5ra
Our Corn has all been selected with the rrs..sst
| care the small end Of every bFoAsn oa tss 10.
| ance shelled By hand. - - -
| W. WARRANT EVERY GRAIN OFT FOGROW
Inc increased yi-ld per over the ola yEriotiE
VIII pay Tor the seed ~ over; beaidSg sVhIV
farmer that plants this year Will have large asmSns
for seed AZ good prices,
, Ihls Corn was produced BY some proszreS by a.,
Consular Agent said to have iS oFiEiS n 1.n,6
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SHEEP KILLED BY Docs IN TIRE UNITED
STATEs.-A ccOrding to returns made TO
the Department of Agriculture it seems
that the real losses of sheep by dogs
amounts to more than > per cent. of the
value of sheep throughout the country.
or 81 100000 annually In the States
where sheep are protected by law, the
loss is ruduced to less than one half of
one per cent; Gut in those unprotected
it ranges from > to II per cent. Of
loss.
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NOTICE.

By virtue OF a venditioni exoonas, to me
directed from the Circuit Court, of Har~
deman county, Tennessee, l will sell to
the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court
house door, on Monday, the 3Ist day of
May, the following described tIaet of
land, levied on as the property of W. Z.
Rosson, ct al, to satisfy an execution in
favor of Kemp Stains, obtained at the
March Term, 1875, tract Of so acres of
land, lying in HaFdemrn county, Ten
nessee, Civil District No. =, and begin
ming at a stake, , cypress and maple
pointers, the Il corner of so acres as
signed to Eliza P. Forbes, widow of VIM.
Forbes, deceased, as dover, and runs
north poles to the corner Of 100
acres sold by NJ. G.. Groves to VIM
Forbes, of which this tract is a part,
. thence west l2S poles to 2 hickorIes on
the east line of entry No. l06S, in the
name of Joe Crews thence south 80
poles to black oak sapling and black
pointers; thence east 81 poles to an ash,
beach, water oak and post oak pointers
at corner, thence south - poles to
the corner of Mrs. E P. Forbes SO
acre part of the dover, thence east 81
poles to the beginning; also upon an
other tract of 20 acres, being lot No.
of the subdivision of the lands of Robt
Forbes, deceased, lying in same county
and district, made by commissioners ap~
pointed by the County Court, of Harde>
man county, to divide the lands sof said
Robt. Forbes, deceased, beginning at a
bea ch with hickory and beach pointers,
the W corner of lot No. 8 and runs
west Gil poles to stake in a dead ening,
thence north 1864 poles to a stake in
Ruth Harris south boundary line, thence
east with said line 674 poles to the n "
corner of lot No. 3, thence 1854 poles to
the beginning.
J. J. Nicely, Sheriff.
May 5th, 1875.
Printers fee, $3.50 AZ
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and continuing about 90 acres, more or
less. Sale in legal hours
j. }. NELLY, Sheriff.
May, 9TH. 1879
Printers fee, Sc 60.
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NOTICE.
May 9Th, 1875.
Printers fee, SO. go.

By virtue of veniiti nj expoua5, to nae
directed from the Circuit Court, of Har-
deman county, Tennessee, will sell to
the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court
house door, on Mon lay, the 3lst day of
May, the following described tract of
land, levied on as the property of J. joy
ner to satisfy an execution in favor of
Mamie Register, Administrative, etc s.,
obtained at the March term, 1875, a
certain tract of land lying in Hardeman
county Tennessee, in civil district No.ll |,
on the waters of Hatchie river, contain
ing about $50 acres, more or less, bOuud-
ed, on the east by the west boundary line
of McNairY county, on the south and
west by Hatchie river, and on the north
by south boundary line of NcNairy
county, leYied on as the property of
JuhnatnaB JoYner, being a part Of the
tract bought of Ruben Oliver, Sale in
legal hours.
J J. NELLY, Sheriff
May 5Ch, 1915.
Printers fee, 81 80. At
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CaterpiIiars have made their arpear
auc> ~ IIumbn'dt.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored!

go APEsEss fs-Wc the Urdersi1nc
HASa &, AcT, haRt .EiiOTS
81 = 81 EsEES Retail DE tTs
A ~ an - 80 . - Hen, uih's. s.
% H-y's { OjiiEg, EstEhIisLeG n
go LouiE in 1857 vi J, ou H!p sic!
"a send FI.EE At Iuies Il E l.. pG.uI-
- menJ and Fashion 7 i e; ala afu ~
tes of samp eS Ct go, DIS fer Clothing an
IA 81 Shirts with prices tsChCd thus
~ abliDE y to GTdeT g:TmeBtE dTCC
7Sy from UN. which T0u,S Ee mstlr {. Y
measure the best manner; and s II
By Express CO ID with the pTiTil re az exam
lining before paying for them. and II not So
izfactory, they can he returned At q TX
PENSE. YOUR order spFt i&l J licitcd.
TICENOR = TO.
COL and GOO =. 9Th 81, CT. WA, hinEtOR Ave.
r. LOUIS, 30.
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TERMS.

by mail postpaid Sl.Oa per pound pat up in asas
SeA4Bes - packages for SO, 30 paekaFsg fsE $50;
w packages Tor so Elegant ChrolzoI Is by 2sIsehsf
5sset1er with stalk Of "JAPASESE CORA" having 40
TWENTY FULL-GROwN EARS or CoRSo on IT,
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some Of them measuring ana WONG .-1hss "a
length, will be free eharre uhsu Is a. -
ackAges Of COrn1re orrdsrgl A. cae time
some Of our Az sats q Wkan nave sant ssn Al.
"a "a Ks are t'-dhy making over FIFTY DOLLARS A
DAl SA'"lhg the stalks aRj takiaE orders for ths
sos AGENTS wANTEDl No Seed sea, cut
C. D. D. Terms CAsH.
Registered letters risk Oar Esrhas are All
the same to Changers. OId Fellow EaE so1 Eso1
h s. ddrsss cash orders 70
E. GUSTAVUS & Co.,
PUBLISHERS OF TAGTEIs N JAPAN
HOLBTON
mAf-2 !m NAShiaGtsR County, Va.
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] 81. Tcn're., .oi'y 70, ,,nr,.;a,a.s
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ing I'd rest auiQ the QriVellng clouds OF
evening. Thus we have watched the
progress of the sun of Nature from his
rising in the early morn, OF through
nOOn~day splendor, and still farther on
to his setting in the dewy eve, and so. to-,
we have observed the changing seasons
of life. We have seen man in the tender
twilight of infancy rocked in the dewy
cradle of innOcency; We have watched
him in the morning of joy, as his sun
rises and spreads his youthful light on
all around. The parental hearts rejoice
in his unfolding genius brothers and
sisters are made glad by his appearance,
and society enjoys his mild and genial
luster. As he rises from the tender
morning of childhood, ard climbs the sl,y
of ardent manhood his light falls with
increased brightness upon those who once
Eeveled in his morning triumphs. Higher
he rises, borne upon the swift chariot of
national glory till We see him as Presi>
deut, King or Emperor, welding the
sceptre of dominion over the nation
whose praises crown him, and whose his,
tory weaves a garland of glory to enrich
his brow. He sits upon the throne while
the world feels his power, aAd acknowl-
edges bis superiority. His reign is now
at its zenith. Soon, eventide 1.-THE decline
of lite) is ushered in by the chilly winds
of winter age, and ne, too, must leave
his earthly throne" with his fading hon
Ors trailing in the dust; but this earth is
not h;s only J. me- and his -,etag If,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-06
KANSAS

ATCHIsON, November 5.-The Daily
Champion has returns from eighty-nine
Of the one hundred and three represen~
tative districts in Kansas, which show
the election of fifty eight regular Rspub-
lican, eight Independent Republicans,
eleven Democrat, and twelve elected
on the Peoples and Reform tickets. The
opposition had a much larger number Of
members last year than this year, and
the election has resulted IN a much
more decided Republican victory than
then. The only senatorial vacancy is
filed by the election Of Republican,
and OF the three district judges to
be elected, the Republicans have elected
two. IN q large number OF counties
straight Democrats were run for the first
time in many years, and in every in
stance were defeated and pOlled
a much smaller vote than when
the opposition was organized under an.
other name. The proportion of Demo-
Gratis on the reform and opposition local
tickets was very small, and the result
shows that less number of such tickets
have been elected this year than since
the last Presidential contest. In all
parts of the State, wherever the straight
party is ue was presented, the vote
shows larger Republican msjOTities than
Were before given in contest for local
offices. OF the fourteen districts yet to
be heard from, twelve viii certainly
elect Republicans, and the Legislature
will, therefore, be more than three
fOurths Republican.
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The Spanish Claims The Leyees and
the Southern Pacific Railroad
Either One or the Other
Must be Given Up.
Grant & Go. jubilant over the Election
NeWs-The Third Term Fixed
Fact-MOTtOn, Blair and
CORkling Dead
Ducks.

WAsaINGT November 5-The ST.
O.Dey-genersl not having been 0ffiCisl-
ly informed that General BsbCOck and
OIvilIe Grant had been indicted by the
st Louis grand Jury, il is the opinion Of
the cabinet officials and Others here that
no such indictments had been found.
General BsbcOck having been spoken
to on the subject this morning remarked
that he did not care 90 lake any notice
of the report urless It should be verified.
A telegram this morning announces
TIL United States Attorney Wells, ad-
miuistratiOn candidate for congress in
Mississippi, has been elected 10y n ma
jority OF nine thousand.
NJ. Bsr holdi, the umpire Of the AmeTI-
can and Spanish claims commission for
the sttlement Cf the claims o. citizens
Of the United 5 ates against Spain for
wrongs aud injuries committed against
persons and property on the island
OF Cuba since the commencement Of
the present instruction, hes returned
the cases submitted to him by the arbl-
trsters with his decision and awards
thereon. Joaquin q. Dear g5ricR, whose
property was enlarged IN 1859 and
restored to him in 1873 agd 1874, is
awarded S74S $50. with interest. Pedro
s. IsiOlieTa gets $1,000, and interest, for
sixteen days. imprisonment. The case
OF Francisco c. YzgmierO was dis
missed for want Of Jurisdiction. The
case Of Jose Nj. DeOrtega was dismissed,
as the proofs show tASt the claimant
had not complied with the requirements
Of the naturalization laws.
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Saturday, November IS, 1875,

within legal hours, the following described
property situated in Shelby county, Tenues-
see, to-wtt:
Tee remainder interest in a tract of land ia
which Mrs. Fanny NJ. JOyner holds dover, to-
wit: Beginning at a stake on the western
boundary of the original tract of 90 acres 20
chains 81 links north OF the south w est corner
of a 200 acre tract; thence nth with said
line q chat s to a stake in the western line OF
said tract; thence west with the south line OF
the So acre tract (sdjOinIng the 200. acre tract)
20 chains to a stake on said IEe; thence north
II chains and 50 links to a stake in the Held;
thence east % chain to a STAKE in the east
boundary OF the 95-acre tract; thence south 5
chains and 50 links to a stake; thence east 10
CHAINS to a stake; thence south "A chains to a
stake; thence west 10 chains TO the beginning,
containing AZ acres, to be sold subject to said
dover.
Also, I Will sell the fee-simpIe title in the
balsnCeOf the two tracts herein, viz:
THE FIRST TRACT Beginning at the
northeast corner of the 62-acre tract hereto
fore allotted to Elizabeth Brewster, running
thence west with the north line CT said 62-acre
tract 20 chains TO the southeast corner OF the
dover tract; thence north along the east line
of the dover tract to its northern end, and
thence extended, this line to the north line OF
the original tract; thence east with said north
line ~ chains to the northeast corner of said
tract; thence south with the east line OF said
tract 10 the beginning, containing % acres.
THE SECOND TRACT-Beglaning at the
northwest corner OF the original tract of %
acres, running thence east with the north line
OF said tract 10 the northwest corner Of the
81 acre tract lust describe thence south with
the west line OF said 92-acre tract TO the north
east corner OF the dover tract; thence west 10
chains to 4 stakei thence nOuh chains and
80 links thence west % chains; thence south
II chains and 80 links; thence west to the
southwest corner of the original 95-acre tract;
thence north with the west line of said tract
% chains tO the beginning, containing 81 acres.
All Of which tracts Of land lie in said cOun-
", between the old State Line plankrOad an
Wolf river.
Terms OF Saie-One-nalf (15) cash; balaRc
in Y months, purchasers TO execute notes with
approved security for the deferred payments;
lien retained TIL same are paid
This October p, 1915.
+. A. COhE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. J. Black, d. G. and NJ.
l.. e. Mcfarland, atty. oct22 % nov5 Il Is
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THE EI EDITIONS.
The Democratic Majority in New York
over sixteen ThOusand-W iscOnSiu
Yet Undecided-The Result in
Other States.
Additional News from MissiSsiPPi-Thc
Appeal Kindly Remembered 10y
DeSOtO COunty-The Result in
COIdWater.
MISSISSIPPI.
speciaI 70 the AppeaI.L

Special to the Appeal
CoLDwATER, November 5.-Cold-
waters head is still erect The utmost
enthusiasm still prevails Zee Ov,r our
victory Of the second instant. Five
hundred and thirty-fiv guns are being
fred arid the widest cheering; one
hundred each for @. Wiley Wells, con-
gresham; c. @. Csllicutt and J. B.
Morgan, state senators, and NJ. G.
Brady, district attorney elect, and one
hundred and thirty five because T. s.
Tate. Republican, was not elected. For
the first time in many years we can say,
with proud hearts, "Hurrah for old
Mississippi
Special TO the Appeal
RNANDo, November The De-
moc,aay OF DeSoto county, in common
with those Of our entire State, return
their hearty thanks to the APPEAL for
its nobe eff0lt5 in our behalf.
T. W. WHITE,
Chairman DemOcr tic Elk. Committee.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL November 5.-The returns
from the State election continue to be
favorable to the Republicans, so far as
the State ticket is concerned. The Re-
publicsns claim 10 coo to II, coo thousand
shortly for all the State candidates, ex-
cept treasurer, who will probably have
1000 or 5000 majority. The legislative re-
turns are as yet meagre, but the Demo-
crate appesr to have gained so far four
or five members. This, if not an Offset
Of the Republican gains, will make the
legislature very close.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-06

The proposed union between Guste-
msla, San Salvador, Honduras, Costa
Rico aud Eicsrsgus has the "God-
s,e-d" Of All our !esding journals and
pulIic men. Tie New York Herald,
approving It, ssys: Moreover, like our
own country, p Central American UIion
could look f5r sCce sious from without.
The day is no, far distant when Cubai
Porto REQ, and, perhaps, other West
Iudian islands will be Independent
States. TheI a.ural connection of sOmeY
at least, Of these .alds would be with
= Central American republic or confed-
erat'On.r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-06

WE publish 81 smother column
synopsis Of The lecture Of Governor
Vance on the Scattered Nation" 1t
will serve to give our readers who were
not PIE euts9me idea ofthe attainments
aud ability Of tue distinguished lecturer,
and, We hope, VIII prompt large at
tendance, especially Of our JewiRh fell
low.ci.izaus, tonight, when, by special
request, the esturs will be repeated at
the Greeniaw OperahCuse. The suit ac.
l. one full OF inteTfs- to sll intelligent
people, especially 90 TO Jews aud all
who lave ma lie tie history OF t1a'
wonderful people q study. We con-
Fdeutlv loos Tor a ful and overflow
ing house Tonight in compliment 20 the
la,-turor, who, besides HE ability as q
states, nan, has special claims upon Us
-, r....,. 20 Gf scholarship
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-06

TIE election returns which We print
this morning afford renewed assurances
that we have carried New York. In
addition to which good news, there are
also some important gains FOR the party
in Minnesota aud large gains in Nis-
c9nsin, proving that the iubiiation of
the tnird-teTmers at Washington has not
as soljdaIaIis OF fact as they on Wednes-
day believed The sky is clearing and
The Quito k is mora encouraging.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-06

Mr.. BEVERLY TUCKER, well known
in the political world, is in the city and
tue guest OF Mr.. Thomas H. Allen. Mr..
Tucker, under the Confederate, az well
as the Federal government, filled posi-
tons Of responsibility with credit to
himself and to the satisfaction Of the ad-
Sainistratious he served. We are glad
10 know that Mr.. Tucker has been the
recipient Of marked attentions by cur
leading citizens, AMI thst he will he able
to carr away with him on his return to
Virginia a good opinion OF our people,
our city and cur prospects as the eastern
terminus OF the Southern Pacific rail-
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Mormon Nissionaries-Etc.

OMAHA, November 5.-About sixty
Mormon missionaries have passed
through here this week, bound for diff
fereut portions OK this country.
The residence of Mr.. Hatcher, near
Hooper, Dodge county, wss burned Tues
day night. Miss Green, his sister-in-law,
was arrested and scknOw lodged that she
set fire to the house. This is the second
house that Hatcher has had burned dur
ing the present fall.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-06

REFEKRr>o :, the results OF the Mis-
sissippi election, lie Cincinnati Com
mcrciql says tie Q, 1seryatiyes now
have control Of the STATE. II VIII he IN
tere Sing 10 Uote what they =. vi 90 WIN
it. lis in their power to 50 conceive 'ne
colored men 10y fair and impartial - 'is.
lation, as to divide. hem, snd put an eE|
20 tie division CT poiiticsl parties on
the Hue OF race and color. The danger
il that they viii not appreciate the
value OF the oppoltunity." Our con-
temporary viii find that he was mis-
taken. The Conservatives Of Mississippi
DO, and will c5ntLus 70 appreciate the
value Of tue opportunity, and will i'm
prove it q the fullest extentin TIE most
iibsTa' spirit. The c1loIel people will
not he disturbed in any Of their present
rights. They viii he treated in all
thing. IS the equals Of their white
brethren before the law.