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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-09-01

THE NEW TowN PUMP has been an
object Of interest to our people during
the past week, and promises to he pub
lie convenience. Its erection speaks
well for the enterprise of our Council.
It's depth is about tifty-tivc feet, and
cost $1,000.
THE Ncm York IkruM thinks that
the negro and the carpet-bagger are rap
idly passing out of politics. The Presi-
Dental campaign is to be fought Oh new
issues.
4 VERY interesting religious meeting
was held at Republican, church, III the
| Bordeaux Township, last week. Ihe
Rev. Manning Brown, the Prcslding
Elder, was present.
BEEF is selling in Elberton, Ca, at
six and seven cents per pound. But ltl-
bcrton is only country town and Abb
bcville is city.
THAT wide awake paper, the G'ecn-
uiHc NIc,Os, proposes to enlarge on the
lst September.
THE Ahdntu Constitution compli-
meuts Governor Smith for his action in
regard to the late negro disturbance.
WOMAN suffrage in Wyoming terrific
d, ry is said to be success i'll putting down
rowj yisn, and securing olliet elections
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-09-01

DEATH OF AN ABBEvILLE MAN.
Edgar +. Dean, formerly of Abbeville
died ut Chupel's Hill, Kinds County
Miss, Of hemorrhage, on the 22d July,
1873
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-09-01

Vic OlHCl C''u'tS
MIR. II. c. MOSES,
of Ncwberry, contributed to the general
enjoyment by assisting at the dances
and aiding the ladies in the preparation
for the tableauX, and his presence was
missed when he WAS gone. lie is the
efficient Clerk Of the Court ut Newbely
and to whom wc.are much indebted fol
material assistance in furnishing us
with programme and copious notes o.
the t;ibltauX.
SOME OF THE NEIGHB0RS
visit the Hotel and by their presence
and participation i'm the amusement.
contribute to the general enjoyment o.
ALL Among other handsome and at
tractivc young ladies we would mention
the Misses Smith, whose grace ane
beauty have led captive some OF the bcs
hearts here.
THE CALICO BALL
that is to come off atsGlenn springs ol
Friday, the ) Of Srmptcnib@r will be /
grand affair, and we arc authorized t'
invite all of our friends, and take thi:
method of extending the invitation.
TIE HOTEL.
Mr.. Jas. Il. Gadstlcn is the business
manager and knows exactly how Il
keep Il frst-class hotel, and alway:
makes his guests comfortable \ bette
man could not bc had for the place
Mr.. Fowler is also always on hand, an'
the guests think him u courteous gen
tlcn,an. DR.. Simpson is ever present t
administer to the wants Of the sick
while an army of servants arc ready tt
run ut the beck and call of visitors
| The accommodations and association:
are Us good us could be desired.
\ GROOM WITHOUT \ BRIDE.
At Glenn's there WAS Mr.. 5. II. Keller
of Savannah, who had married an &C
conplishcd young lady in Camden ,
day or two before he came here. Every
! body had something to say about th'
circumstances and he was pointed ou
to all. None could account for 81
strange all action, and for Il long tim
the truth of the statement was doubted
THE idea Of Il newly married man gOinl
off to the Springs to have q good time
when his bride was at home, was tn
theme of good many remarks. Aftc
staying two weeks the young groom
left in search of bis wife whom he ha'
left at her fathers home in Camden.
WOULDN'T STOP THE DANCE TO HEAL
a SERMON.
On last Wednesday afternoon MI
! Caughman announced by circulars dis
tributed among the guests that he woul
) deliver lecture in the Dance Hall tina
night for the benefit of the Orphan
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-09-01

\ New SURVEY of the corporate
limits of the Town of Abbcville under
the authority Of the Council, and in
pursuance OF the Act Of the last Legis-
lature amending the charter, has just
been made by Mr.. &. y. Douglass. The
Act directs that the corporate limits
shall be embraced in square, which
shall extend a mile and Il quarter to the
four cardinal points, and thus excludes
Mcssrs. DuPrc, Coogler and Sassard.
1t works great wrong and should be
corrected by the next Legislature. The
Courci are not responsible.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-09-01

law OF lutenuant cochran, oNel y. -
Mc(ihec, the choice of the merchants
us cotton weighcr; and also OF late
town ordinance fixing the dcductlon tc
be made for wet cotton. There is a live
ly war in progress.
THE town election comes or on th(
secondary Monday or 18th Of September
and it becomes all citizens to sec thai
rood men and true are elected. Let
there be free conference and an orga
niZcd effort to secure good council
It is a matter which comes home to the
interests of all, and should secure inl'
mediate and earnest attention.
AN exchange recommends newly
married couples to abstain from travel
iur for at least two weekS,attcr marriage
as they make themselves ridiculous by
giving way to the transports OF the
honey-moon, or render themselves ull'
comfortable by their efforts at good be-
haviOr.
MIR. ~. l.. CALHOUN, we learn, mas
sold his horses and will quit larmllis'
He expects to 60 to some city "iic'e nc
homes to make more money IMAM hG
can make in Abbcville. lie Is Il goou
man and deserves to do well.
MIR. STEPHENS has announced that
hc cannot be candidate for Governor
of Gcorrin, but there arc said to be twch-
ty candidates still in the field VINO arc
willing to sacrifice themselves for the
public good.
RELIGIOUS MEETINGS Of an interest
inr character commenced here on
TGursday evening last under the super
vision of the RcvS. J. l.. Martin, j. ~.
NIood and II. y. Pratt, ministers OF the
-espectivc Presbyterian, Methodist ana
Baptist congregations, AMI have Deeh
we'll attended.
WE had the pleasure of greeting IN
our Office last week al old army; frlehu,
Mr.. J. +. Ryan, member OF the nrin
of Kinsmar Bros, the wcll-known pro,
nrirtors of the Charleston Bakery ana
f,ondy Manufactury. His visit Is IN
the Interests of his firm, and he has met
with encouraging success
(,oT,roS BAGGING.-Wew would remind
o,r readers of the meeting to put down
"rotton-bagging," at Warrenton on SAT
,rIav next. Let there be q large at
tnndauce, and active and efficient CO.
operation.
A HORSE stepped on the breast ana ~,
bowels of q little child of Mr.. 7. ). Ell
lis, near Hodges Depot, on Saturday
Mr.. CHARLES WHITES field of cot
ton is far ahead of any field about town,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06
Married 10 Fun.

Tn . recent issue Of tho Republican
Drmoc,at appeared the marriage notice
az a Young gentleman and lady OF Port
AGO county. which was properly vouch'
ed for, for publication. but the pub.
LEGATION made more OF a sensation than
II usual In such cases. At an evening
party, whersat were gathered many peo-
pie. including young and old. 1t was
proposed to have q young couple mar
ried. to give ztst 10 the evenings frolic.
Among the guests Was . magistrate, and
he was selected to perform the then
thought-to-bs mock ceremony. The
young couple stood mp for the mar.
rage, and the duly authorized officer tf
the law spoke the solemn words, and
pronounced them husband and vile.
The mock marriage created great mer.
rimsnt, Of course. and 1t was not until
the marriage was published thai the
nsarness Of a solemn dilemma was dis
covered, and that which was esteemed
TO DO but q joke might turn out to DO =
sadly fixed fact.
Under the laws OF Ohio the party per-
IOrmiuk wv Cctohhohy h"s sHe s~sfS-
sibility Of performing a marriage GER
emouy without license. but the other
parties nre not a whit tho less married
because there was an omission to have
that official permission. How the sud-
denly married couple will adjust the
matter we are not, at this moment, in
formed whether they will make tho
best OF II. and accept in good earnest
that which was begun In fun, or whether
they will seek q legal separation, arc
questions which were not fully decided
by our latest information. Getting mar
risd in fun by a magistrate may turn out
to be n very embarrassing piece OF bus.
iness, and In aomo States An actual di-
vorcs Is required to secure the absolute
release Of tho parties. That marriage IN
q contract IL undisputsd. and 1t Ia the
view Of some that the assent OF the
parties Is all that makes the contract Of
iorce, and that licenses AMI ceremonies
are formalities OF small consequence,
though to this view we do not fully sub
cribs. Our a Ivice to tho parties is to go
ana buy their furniture. Portland Cou'-
~ (0hio) Democrat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06
immense Wire Ropes.

Commodore Shufslit has ordered the
proper authorities Of tho Boston Navy
Yard to make several seven-inch STEEL
wire hawssrs. These will probably be
the largest wire ropes ever made. The
Navy Department has use for immense
hawsers to TOW monitors and vessels In
distress. They are put on board the
m~sn.of-war for use when required. The
usual appliance Is q ~twelvs-inch hemp
rope. but IL swells when wet, and gets
very heavy by absorption Of water.
The Steel-wirs hawsers will be seven
inches less in diameter. much lighter.
non.absorbsnt. mor plant and durable,
and in every respect better. This is o
curious. and. in fact. wonderful advance
in the application Of steel and iron to
uses. A hemp hawser
twelve inches thick In q wonderful thing
in itself. but q steel.wire havser Ave
in thickness, better answering
the same purpose. h something fruitful
OF thought TO the student in shipbuild-
ing and rigging.-G. \. Blktia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06
The Boy Couldn't See u.

A Grand River Avenue grocer saw q
boy about twelve years loafng around
his store yesterday. and pattsd him on
the head and said:
"Boy. 60 to work. George WASH
ineton was q worker; Thomas Jcffer.
son swung the axe; Henry Clay used
the hoe"
'.Did they'" asked tho lad.
"They did. my son Labor Is grand;
labor il enrolling; labor In the founda-
ton beams OF this country. The boy
who cultivatss habits OF industry will
sooner or later achieve success and in.
dependence. There's fifty bushels OF
potatoes in there to sort over. Go to
work at them. my boy. and to encour-
age you I'll give you fifteen cents a
day. In q few days, II YOU are indus
trious and trustworthy. I'll let you saw
some wood. and then you may pick
over some beans, and Il won't be long
after that before you can run for Gov
srnor OF Michigan. Come, now. SO to
work."
The boy went In and worked for
about an hour, and was then missing.
On a board was o sign he had left be-
hind him. 1t read: "You'r hank Clay
and george Washington Kin 60 to
blazes. "-Dttroa Free Press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06

Two DoLLARs rEn Foor.-One night
. couple Of weeks ago. Mrs. Clark fell
into an excavation about ak feet deep
in the sidewalk On Buel street In front
Of a building owned by Mrs. Brown.
The opening was made for the purpose
OF wheeling out dirt from u cellar
which was being dug. and 1t appears
that sufficient precautions were not
taken for the protection OF pedestrians;
at all events. the female above men,
toned fell into the pit and was consid.
erably bruised. and o few days ago she
commenced suit in the Justice Court
against Mrs. Brown for $500 damages.
The jury WINS out for several hours be-
fore they could arrive ut q verdict, but
they finally compromised the matter by
awarding to plaintiff twelve dollars,
which was at the liberal ratio Of two dol
lars a foot for the distance she foll.-
Eirska Sntia<i.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06
snoorrSa ArrnlY.-some time since

SnooriSa AyrRlY.-Some time since
a teamster. named Lafayette Hays. Dor.
rowed one hundred dollars under false
pretensss Of Jas. Huber. one Of the pro-
prietors Of tho Capital Saloon OF this
town. and shortly aftsrward left and has
been absent about six weeks. Yesterday
he arrived here from Silver City. and
last evening about seven o'clock, while
ip Gus. Krinkle's Saloon nj the upper
town. Huber entered and requested him
to pay the money that no had loaned
him. Hays replied with some Insulting
epithst. whom Huber slapped him in
the face. Hays drew q siI.shooter and
hostilities by shooting .
Huber. instantly Huber returned the
fre. and . lively contest ensued. Sew
sral shots were exchanged. which re-
suited In the loss OF two fingers for Hays.
q slight scratch for Huber. q demoral-
lied stove for krinkls. and o good.
healthy scare for . score or moro OF in
- Humboldt Register, Dec. 9.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06

SECRETARY FISH has q great deal to
answer for. In consequence Of his IN
willingness to furnish copies Of all tho
recent Spanish correspondence to the
press. industrious reporters have now
got this country embroiled with nearly
all the Governments Of the earth. We
are to fight Spain for the benefit Of Cuba.
We arc to fight Mexico in order to OBJ
tain a rsctincation OF the frontier for the
benefit Of Texas cattle thieves. And to
crown all. NO are on the eve OF war with
Great Britain arising out OF the Cana
dian Fisheries Commission. Most Of
these reports arc too ridiculous even for
contradiction; but Il is possibl, that
newspapers which give them currency
have no conscience?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06
TIE FoarY.yornru CosoRrSs.

TIE FoRrY.rorRrH CoSoRrss. -
This body. which convsnes Al wash
instsn to-day. will contain. in the
ssnats. IS Republicans. 2s Democrats.
and . Independents. One seat il con-
tested. The House will have i7i Demo-
Gratis. l07 Republicans. and 10 indie
psndsnts. One member to be elected.
There are ~ contested seats in the
House. In the same body will DO 0
Dslsgatss from Territories. A contest
Is likely to arise between tho members
from Mississippi, which has not here
been noted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06
Truckee Items.


At about , o'clock yesterday a shock
Of earthquake was distinctly felt In
Truckee. The vibrations seemed To be
from east to west. and ratified the cases
and windows OF this Office In such n
manner as to be observed by all hands.
The shock was felt by others In differ
snt portions Of the town.
On Wednesday evening last. while
Isaac George and Sol. Carman were
scuniing In the Occident Saloon, the
former tripped and fell in such a manner
as to break his leg just above the ankle,
DIR. Briefly wrs called and set the limb.
and Mr. George is doing very we'll now.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06

FRANCE proposes to construct a ship
canal from Bayonne. on the Bay OF Bis.
cay. By way Of Toulouse. to the Msdit.
srranean. q distance o. two hundred
miles. This would enable British
steamers 10 70 almost in a direct line
from Plymouth to Malta, avoiding the
whole coast OF the peninsula Of Spain
and Portugal. and the boistsrous west
ern Mediterranean.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06

TuKRk is . very mad individual in q
small town in Wisconsin. lie was a
candidate for the Legislature In tho lato
election. and being too hieh.toned to
vote for himself he cast his vote for his
opponent. who was elected by just one
majority. He is said to bs intensely
di.gusted with the hllhy pool Of politics.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06

The iiiuminaior who studies up head
lina for the San Francisco ChOaide To-
Gals isa genius. His latest attempt is
delicious : "A jealous tailor cooks his
own gsoss."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06
THE uSIrsrlcK or rRrIuDGMESr.

.fne,.
THE iNJrsriCk of rhf''"'
,,.,,.a n nj. PR.
u S...s,.sw r., q =. Bobcoek. Col.
'~ r..,,.- a A cou,, Of
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=, .h;,h ana
"" =, N. po.,, ~
appo 9, . sh.,;J,n
ne' na,... O., -
A ,,.m.nI from Col.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES =, AZ. p.
~. 49, mis-.
.. n,.m,,.r, man,
" 80. an.
vi. .,,v Tn.
o" II @
ries'aen' Va"
p's'f'c' A.'o'n''
every poss'''' me'n
and oil eonnee'eu win aes INV
Government In this WHISKY ooss'
regardless OF VINO may % imP"
There isa sof' OF Journalism p,
In the country Just now Oh WHICH ~.
New York sun ia'ns pto'o'yPe' ~n''a
aspirss or Assumes 70 % 'nasp'"un
and u vigorous j eoN
don' vnersve. iouhu' Inn ~,
and strictly WITHIN tho pro'ihoo % ''a
pendent Journalism. but IN mus se''
ting itsslf up - . puohe censor lusuce
demands that IL shail deal larry. In
the CO Of Col. Babcock. herein rsisrrsd
70. this principle seems to have been
entirely Lost sight Of. No sooner did
rumor connect him with the whisky
frauds than thiS class Of journals. with
apparent hsartinsss, assumed his guilt.
and darily intimaisd that the President
vas. therefore. in some degree connected
With Numbering III. Treasury. Every
fac, or fancy. which could give colsr TO
the suspicion Of guilt on the part Of Col.
Bsbcock. has been taken up and 10 dis
cusssd q to carry suspicion. IL not con-
yiction. TO the public mind. II 10 need
Ia. IN ala that. with alsrce proportion,
suspiciou In certainty when 1t rssts upon
an sceus.tion made against q public Of
AGAR. Thus to-day we find that many
Journals arc already assuming the abso-
lutte guilt Of the accused. notvithstand-
ing the fact that no has demanded .
rigid inquest. and the further circum-
stance that thus far no trial has
been had. Still further. these same
misnamsd independent journals arc
srsvsly intimaiins that IL the Mil
itazy Court shall ind hat Col bao-
cock 10 Innocent Of all eolaPlieiy with
the whisky thisvsss the vsrdie. van %
biased In mort 'has mo accussa
" to b v~hi'ewa.Aed' We neeu no'
say snas TINS o's0''!' NV 'H'
dsnes. f"s'' 'umo' s
wrong do'ngs' ns,' Nc ae''' nv"
eAnon' Pena'ns sns" NO
~ 'nis UNJUST s'enen' OF .n' pres" anu
. enafse'er Oh .n' our 'mp's"e''
The injusnee oil such treatment ~ VOC
eianng ior onesaimen' anu cans 'oi
ssvsrs rspfsosnon. Inc pin.,p', %
iav' oonosd in reason anu Ia'a "
human history s'srywnsro' 'na' An NC
eused person 10 10 % dsemso inho''A'
until proven guilty. seems 70 nave oeeh
lost sishs o. In numerous instances our
Ing the past lev years. In many cases
. breath OF suspicion. an idle osssisss
rsmor has done i~rrsParabls injury to an
honest man. IL may b 10 In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06

TIE Truekse Bspajl;om has changed
hands. There was some misunderstood.
ing in the Arm. and the junior partner
said "give or take" The senior took
and Oof
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06
CALEDoNIA silver nININe

" Company Location OF prineipai pace "
bu.lne,r. san Francisco. CaliiorniA.
Location VI works, Storey county. Nevada.
Notice-Thers . sdelinquent upon IN Hollow.
Ing described stock. on account OF assessment
NE ~, levied on the Let day OF Noveinbvr, 1879,
The several amounts Get opposite the names
of thc respective shareholders. AZ follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06

ONlIE BANK OF CALIFORNIA
Loostion Of principal placa OF business,
The city and county Of San Francisco, tta'e u
Cal'fornia.
Notice 10 hereby rlv,n thai at q meeting o.
the Dire ;tors held IN The third da, Of deem.
bar. A. ID. 's75. IN assessment Of Ten Dollars,
United States & Id coin. per share was lev. ed
upon the capital stock Of The corporation, payA.
bic on and after tbs fourth day OF Deccmter.A
ID. 1915, 20 the Cashier NJ the Bank, At Ito
Banning Iiou'c In said city and county Of San
frsncl'cJ..
Any stoct npon which this ass'nnent shall
remain unpaid on the TENTH day Il JANU.
AIRY. 4. D. 1870, viii be delinquent and advrr.
tised for sale at public suc lon. and usless pay.
msnt 10 made before, viii be sod on the tweu.
ty-sit th Day OF January. A. D.. 1876. 70 pay the
dslinqusnt assessments. together with costs Of
advsrtising and expenses Of sale.
d. FRANKLIN.
SECRETARY Of the Bank Of CAiifornls.
~Ofhce-Bankipg House OF the Bank Of Call.
forpia. northwest eorner OF California and San.
some street,. San Francisco. % ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06
NEW

NEW York MINING COMPANY.
IN Location Of principal place Of business.
Gan Franeisco. California, -.
location Of works. Cold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
-Noties.-Thers are delinquent upon the fol-
iowlng described stock, on account OF ASSESS
bor, 1878, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. - FOL-
lows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06

solid Indemnity, Honorable Dealing and
Fair Rated.
General Agent for Nevada.
WIN. II. HILL, Special Agent. Room ., Tahoe
House, Virginia. o-ned
The daily gazette., 1875-09-09
GENERAL NEWS

The New Jersey election resulted in
carrying all the constitutional amend
ments ny .najorities ranging from TO-.
900 to 10000. The five county y
mortgage tax amendment wns carried.
although there were large maiorities
against it in the five counties affected
as the remainder of the State voted
heavily for it.
There was another riot al Satarbs,
near Yazoo City, Mississippi, Tuesday
night, and four persons were wounded.
A company Of troops have been sent
there from Yazoo City, and another
from Nicksburg, and much excitement
prevails. Elsewhere in Mississippi
affairs are comparatively quiet.
A meeting eulogistic of the late Mr..
Ralston was held last night at San
Francisco. A statement of the affairs
of the Bank of California may be ex-
pected by September 18th, and it is
expected that about the same time this
bank and the new Bank Of Nevada
will begin business.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-09
WILMINGTON. DEL, sErr. .. ls7a
What is Expected Of the Demo-
CrHfS

The election just closed so favorably to
the Democrats, is expected to be fruitful
in results. The Democrats promised the
people reform in the municipal govern
mentj and the people expect them to
make good these promises. They ex-
pect the Democrats to lessen the ex-
penses of the city government, and to
lop off from it all useless employees. We
know there are numerous persons now
employed on salaries who can be dis
ponsed with entirely. This should be
done without delay. If it is not done the
party will be hold responsible and be
made to atone for its failure to fulfill its
pledges at the polls next year,
We know that many official terms do
not expire with the election Of q new
City Council. These of course will hold
over until their terms are at an end.
But there are number who are paid
high wages and whose services are not
needed. We hope the election will not
be without its fruits, and that the peo-
pie will find that they have nc. been de-
ceived
The daily gazette., 1875-09-09

The Holly Springs Miss SoaM says
with heartless alien IN nowiss identi.
fed with the State as Governor, an igno.
rant, corrupt and drunken Lieutenant
Governor, State Superintendent of Ed
ucation shingled over with indictments
FOR criminal ard penitentiary offenses, n
Judiciary, with few exceptions, incompe-
tent and wanting in public confidence, 4
Legislature with a majority of its mem
---"---A's 's-O.~"s oi everything
they ought to know, and wholly incapa-
BILE of comprehending the wants Of the
State or their duties and obligations, and
the condition of the State annually grow
ing worse and the people poorer and poor
er, what but the love of the loayes and
fishes of Office can attract to Radicalism
the governing party in Mississippi, sin.
gle person Of sense and honestly
The daily gazette., 1875-09-09
Col. Whiteieu's Election.

Under all the circumstances the cleo.
tion OF Col. WHITLEY is one of the most
complete triumphs that has ever occur.
red at our city elections, and is an honor
0; which the recipient may ell be proud
1t completely vindicates him from the
malicious attacks which were made upon
him, and proves that the people cannot
be deceived by personal abuse where
they have time and opportunity to MAKE
themselves acquainted with the circum.
stances.