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YE OLD FoLKEs
Will be heard for the Last Time,
UNDER THE PERSONAL DIRECTION OF
PROF J. Il. BEARDSLEE,
At We House of Assembly called
ST. PATRICK HALL,
VIII is set down on Camp street. opposite ye greene
called Lafayette Square,
In ye Towno Of New Orleans,
On We Evening of ye
18TH DAY OF YE MONTH OF APRIL,
In We we're Of our Lord, 1875.
PROGRAMME or We GRAND CONCERTO
For We Benefit of
We CENTENARY COLLEGE,
OF jackson, Louisiana
We Firste Parte.
MARsELLAIsE LYNNE.
All We Men and Women Singers
2. New Durham All ye Men and Women Singers
Owenson and DR.. Primrose
4 Invitation ......A1l We Men and Women Singers
5 Worldlye two parte Songe
Nebuchadnezzer Hercules and Katrina Van Tassel
6. Stryke ye Cymbal,
7. Worldly one parte Sonse-My Grandma's Ad
vice. Priscil Ia CrackstOne
8. U Come, Let us Sing unto the Lord
All We Men and Women Singers
.. WOrldlye one parte SOnge Penelope Whttlesly
TO- Sherburne .----.All We Men and Women Singers
IL. The Dying Christian,
All ye Men and Women Singers
l2. Worldlye two part Songe-Minute Gun at Sea
Two Men Singers
13. The Singing Skcwl
Prof. Tewksbery, from Puddlctown
We Second Pnrte.
GRAND MARCH-wATCH ON THE RHINE.
l. Wordlye all parte Songe, ...Ye whole Companie
3 Russia .........All we Men and Women Singers
g. Worldlye Songe-Theres Monny Slip,
BelshazZar Jones and others
L. Ode on Science. All We Men and Women Singers
s. WOrdye one parte SOnge .-----..-.--.. Tymist
G. Sons of Zion -. All We Men and Women Singers
T. Wordye fonr p,rte Songe =. Four Men Singers
g. Old Folks at Home -..... ExpeI fence DimmOck
g. John Anderson my JO.- Perseverance, Anderson
TO- Blessing. .-..... All We Men and Women Singers
H. Worldye four parts Songe-Pro Phundo BassO,
Two Men and two Women Singers
H. Cousin Jedetliah,
All We Men and Women Singers
49, We last tune-Old Hundred
AL ye Singers and People
Admission FIFTY Gents
Tickets can be had at Harps Griswold's, Gresh
ANS, Eyrich and Ellis ) stores app 6 = IL Is
NAYETY THEATER-
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lIyANTED-A Loan in shape Of Mortgage, in
w First-Class City Property in Mississippi Ad-
dress X. S., Buetiu Office aps It
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WASrED--noSEr- borrow SIXTY Thousand
Dollars on first-cass mortgage. city property cell
trally located. Address Box 1885 New Orleans
Post Ot;cn apS st
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w private family within WALK z distance OF Canal
street and where the conveniences of home can be
found. Address IL. Il. T., Bulletin office. ars At
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yVTANTED-An "A No Seamstress that under
w stands cutting and fitting, and one who has
sewing machine. Apply Immediately at 524 St Mary
street app 1T
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VIyANTED-A couple Of gentlemen OF good adj
w dress and good reference can obtain employ
ment to work commission by calling at ZIG Caron
delet street second floor. apo 81
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Western Produce.

WE ARE OFFERING; TO THE TRADE FULL
w Supplies of Bacon Pork, Lard. Hans, Flour
Corn Meal Butter etc, and solicit the patronage q
buv ers in these lines of produce.
500 bbls. original heavy weight MESS PORK.
300 - standard
100 casks CLEAR SIDES spot and to arrive.
100 !. 4 RIB SIDES spot and to arrive
% :. BACON SHOULDERS !. .
q :. ID. s.
81 ties RawsOn & Son 5 s. c. HAMS.
30 ties Louisville
200 ties Refined LARD, Schaefers.
300 kegs :.
$50 buckets =.
leo kegs KettleRendered
- tks extra Goshen bUTTER.
80 fkS :. Western
KEEP & RAYMOND.
api - and 70 Poytras street.
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VIYANTEI,-Occupant for large and pleasant
w Furnished and Unfinished Rooms, at No. 2i0
Camp street Would rent one half Of the house, II
desired. Apply on the premises NM u
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VJyANTED-In a well.established house in this
w city, gentlem to take charge OF the bust
ness He must be well IecOnm- nded and posted IN
S5OOO Agreements will be made accordingly. Ad
Dress with references, to H. s., Lock Box 49, Post
Office, city. ap4 u
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WANTS..

WANTS.
WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
VITANTED-A situation as Teacher. lady s
w companion. ADDRESS n, Bulletin Office APPS If
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DIDwELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
A WEEK OF MIRTH AND JOLLITY,
Commencing Monday. April 5, 1878.
BREMONDS SPECIALITY COMBINATION
OF Fifty Star Artists from every Branch of the
Amusement Profession, presenting
A CHASTE AND ELEGANT OLIO ENTER
TAINMENT.
Ladies' Matinee Wednesday and Saturday.
MONDAY April 12-.. j. WALLACE, as " The
Man from America with full dramatic COM
panty and speciality artists ap41
ST. CHARLES rHEArER.
EMILY sOLDENE
COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
THURSDAY-(hy general request)
CHILPERIC.
Emily Sollcne ia her great role of
THE JOLLY KING OF FRANCE
FRIDAY
GRAND DUCHESS.
SATURDAY-Matinee and Evening
NINE. ANGOT'S DAUGHTER.
In rehearsal-Oflenbach's latest Partisan Success
NINE. LARCHIDUC. APPS
L,MILY SOLDENE
RECEP TION
MADAME ANGOT BALL,
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WANTED TO RENT-A house or cottage. OF
w from four to seven rooms, within fifteen minutes
ride Of the Times Office. Rent not to exceed S3o
Address, with terms and location, H. L. s., Times
Office.
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r>Op SAIE-A second. hand SAFE with Combina-
ton Lock. in perfect order and good as new.
Apply to J. B. WOODS 4 CO., lO4 Common street
mhl1 If
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NOR SALE-Ten uO) A No. Working Mules
/ sound 10 every respect Planters and stock
dealers would do well 10 call and examine Apply at
the orner of ST. Thomas and ITALIA streets next to
the Ice House. sP' ~
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WALES.
Reception of His Royal Highness at
BOmbay-Grand DispIay-Great
Enthusiasm-Etc.

BOMBAY, November S.-GeHersl Lord
Napier, of Magsdsla; Sir Phillip E.
Woodhouse, governor of Bombay; Hon.
Sir NJ. R Westrophy, chief justice; and
many others, including the civil, mill
tary and municipal authorities, accom-
panied by seventy native princes and
chiefs, met and welcomed the Prince of
Wales on his landing from the Serapis.
After leaving the royal barge at the
dock-ysrd the municipality of Bombay
presented him with an appropriate ad-
dress of welcome. The prince replied
briefly, after which he and his suite
were escorted to the governors house.
The troops and police preserved perfect
order while the long procession moved
through the streets. There we!e over
two hundred thousand spectators. The
reception was OF the most enthusiastic
description, and was participated
in alike by Europeans and na-
tives. The city was spIendidly deco
rated throughout, no fewer than eight
triumphal arches having been erected
on the line of msrch. The apartments
to be occupied by his royal highness
during his stay in Bombay are most
pleasantly situated in the government
house. A grand levee will be gwen
there tonight. 1t is expected that while
here the prince will present cOlOrs to the
Twenty-frst native infantry, better
known as the marine battalion, the old
est corps in Bombay, having been raised
q century ago. He will also review the
troops and accept the hospitality OF the
Freemasons. Tomorrow being his
birthday, the festivities will be renewed
on still greater scale. The British fly
ing squadron is anchored in the hsroor,
and will remain durlDg the stay Of the
prince.
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nefalcation Of sI4O.OOO.

NEW YORK, November S.-A Troy
dispatch states that the people of Sara
toga county are excited over the dis
covery of the defslcation of Henry a.
Mann, treasurer Of the county last year.
1t is known that the sum Of bis stealing
will reach one hundred and forty thou
sand dollars, and may largely exceed
that amount. Last Wednesday his
notes went to protest, and some Of his
creditors made an investigation and ss.
certained that he kept his credit good
for two years by illegally using one hum
dred and forty thousand dollars worth Of
county bonds. This disclosure was fol-
lowed by the failure of Midbury. &
Mann, paper. collar manufacturers, Rof
Bollston. The junior partner OF this
concern is son of the delinquent Off.
cial, and there is a report that for some
months the firm has been kept from
bankruptcy with the money from the
county treasury,
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Foreign Trade Review,

LONDON, November 8-The Mark
LsIe EIpTeEs, In the regular weekly re-
view Of the British corn tTaie, has the
following: "Sowing has been resumed
In some localities, but in most cGses the
soil has been unfit TO receive seed. The
large arrivals checked the upward ten
deucy in prices OF English wheat; the
quality is good, but there is no material
change In toe msrket. Russia has
been lower, in consequence Of the large
shipments IN anticipation Of ice in the
Russian rivers and hATbors. 1t Is re-
ported that Russia has a short crop OF
wheat aud forage, consequently the te-
nscity OF the holders at O1ts re m to
be Justified. The absence of the usual
abundance from America and Russia
must eventually tell on our market, In
France sowing is near completion.
In PATis, and throughout the provinces
of France, as well rs in Belgium and
Holland, the EsArkets are unchanged.
At Hamburg the market is tending up
ward. The last quotations are fully
maintained at DAntzig, while In Austria
and Hungary The prices are lower"
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Rare and Valuable Books, House
hold Furniture, Etc,
FOR o n L 1.

HAVING determined to break up house
II keeping, offer for sale my Library of
Miscellaneous Books, Household Furniture,
Etc. The collection OF books is probably the
finest, for its size, in the State and is hardly
surpassed anywhere. II embraces many of
the best English editions OF standard and
popular wO Ks, by the best authors, in the
most elegant and substantial binding. The
books are in good order and well preserved; );
and many OF them, being very rare, are sell
dom found In the book stores, and, when
found, are only 20 be had at high prices. They
are the collection OF years, having been Sc
lected, from time to time, from the stocks of
the leading book stores of the principal cities,
and afurd rare opportunity to those having
a taste for od reading, and who m az wish
TO gratify IL at moderate cost. | wish to sell
the entire collection together. aud TO one pur-
chasing in that way nargain will be given (;
but II 1t cannot be sold as a whole, it will be
divided 20 suit the wants of purchasers. The
collection can be seen at my residence, No.
so Second street, by any one who may desire
to purchase. The ladies are specially invited
10 examine 1t; they will find in 1t many books
to suit their taste, some OF which they cannot
always get. II not sold at private sale within
a sho time, the books and furniture will be
sold at auction, OF which due notice wills be
given. +. W. SMITH.
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vention Of fre-chiefs in New York.
Passed on first reading and referred.
The council took long recess st the
request OF ths board of aide man.
THE ASSES sSORS-A NEW WAY TO ELECT.
An ordinance wasintroduced from the
board Of aldermen, repeating the ordi
nance giving the mayor the power to
nominate ASSESSOR, and vesting the
election in the general council. Con-
CURED in and the ordinance passed on
its first reading.
A number Of bogus motions to ad-
journ were then introduced and voted
down, the chairman charscterzing the
action OF the council as ''chIld's play"
The board then adjourned ill seven
o'clock tomorrow evening.
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Executors Notice.

THE undersigned having qualified as the
4 executor Of the Last will and testament of
the late VIM. B. GreenI6w, deceased, hereby
notifies all persons who have claims against
the estate TO present them to him, properly
authenticated, at No. 10 Madison street, Ae M
phisr within the time prescribed by law, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar OF their re-
coyery; and all persons indebted 70 the estate
are requested to come forward and make pay.
ment. ". e, GREENLAW, Executor.
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wEATaKR PRsBABILrTIks.
WARRINGTON. November Q, l Al

wAsHINsTos, November 9, am.
For Tennessee and Ohio UdLey, rising
TO stationary barometer, edst TO north
acindS, stationary temperature, partly
cloudy SDeather, and IN the former posi-
hl,J min
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notice IN BANKRUPTCY!

In the District Court of the United States for
the District of West Tennessee-in the mat
ter Of Rcotes q Co.., of Memphis, Bank
rupts.-Jn Bankruptcy.
NIHE undersigned Dereby gives notice OF his
L appointment as assianee of ROotes &
Co., of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee.
s. G. DEPASS, Assignee.
Memphis. October ID. 1873 octI9
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THEATRICAL NOTES.

The new management OF the Grand
operahouse contemplates sacred concert
every Sunday evening during the season AT
one price OF admission.
HENRY Y. is being played at the Wal
nut street theater, Philadel phia, this week,
with ar. George Rignold Mrs.. Z. L. DsVen-
pJit appears As "Cnorus.
The grest success OF the Overland
po,,te has compelled the pospOnement OF
1tbe,- novelties I Wsllacks. II is spirited
,irama .uperoly performed.
Edwin Booth appeared at the Fifth
A,-enne theatsI New York, last week as
sHSsn,iet,' Tor the nIEt time in two years On
Thursday and Saturday he acted The Apos-
tote.
Mr. Florence can see no limit to the
mn of The Mlghfp Dollar st the Park theAter,
Ne mss been Obliged 10 decline AL MS engage
InenTS Elsewhere excepting those in Cslifor-
la -,
Nr Cnl Zsrrahn. the condH otor OF
, 4aI. Handel and Haydn society, VIII
~ ~ .'sI-t D9ss - make his residence In brook-
iyn and organ,,-a neS ehOIA Society AZ
that city. .r...
Among the features ~ me psn ,r"ane nI
at Booths, New York, this we< = = Continsntsl
madrIgsl boys dres-ed IN the ola. (osrV Ain
uniform. They will sing revolutlO. anil
and illustrst te the old-fashioned milital. -sn.
parade. The closing scene Is called toe
tennisl, !" and Is painted by Noegtlin and Mali
Morgan.
A new misery In music has been dis-
covered. The Boston POSf says: "During the
playing OF toe variations, DR.. Won buloW wsS
much annoyed by ladies tanning themselv
win such persistance that his attention was
distracted. II Is \ pity that ladies In Inc
audience cannot understand that to be wav-
"a 1layipR in another. under he very eyes Of
the pianist, cannot but be annoying to him,
especially W en he is playing such works as
the above, full OF dinculties and intricaeies
me /"
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II BAT II

DR. e. A. WHITE, l32 DeSoto street, is now
IL prepared with the different tumigating
combinations to treat chronic diseases of the
Liver, kidneys, Skin, Blood, Mercurial Poison
ings, Gout, Rheumatism, all female COM
plants, nervous dl-eases, Dyspepsia, HemOr-
rhoids, etc. With his experience with the va
pors, and the fact of his having treated sue
cessfully patients who have spent hundreds of
dollars at the Hot Springs one or two seasons,
without benefit, he considers the combination
superior to the springs. Cost of the treatment,
SIS for fifteen alternate baths for thirty days.
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Notice ia Hereby Given.

THAT there will be no change made in the
business of the firm OF d. BLOCK & CO., on
account of the death Of Mr.. Morris Block, late
q member of said firm. d. BLOCK.
ANNA BLOCK.
Wittsburg. j October 81, 1875. oct2
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Il cotton and gold: NetV
Y,rk, cotton 10 5-l6c; Memphis, 1910
12!c' Ne'O York, god, lis; Memphis,
ia
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS
Assoeiated Press Dispatches.

LOUISVILLE, November s. River
rising at lively rate, with feet inches in
the canal and 8 feet inches on the falls.
Weather coJl and clear.
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NcTTCH-

NN AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov, Sth, and
~ until further notice, the Warehouse of
Mutual Storage Company, No. SO Main street.
will be closed al So o'clock p m. No cotton
received or delivered after that hour.
now W. q. PARKER, Sup't.
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COMMON COUNCH..

An adjourned meeting OF the com mon
connciI was held last night, in the city
nall. resident Zent in the chair. Tine
following members we're present: Couu'
ciImeu Elder, Hewitt, TH'her, Green,
CIouston, Gay, Solari. &ooresI Cochran,
Danbury, Grant and Ryan,
BIDS POR HOSE.
The council received the bid OF White.
head & Co, Of Trenton, New Jersey, for
three thousand feet Of new hose, manu-
factured on an improved process, al
one dollar and seventy cents per fcOt
The bose Is the same MS used in the fire
departments OF New York, Brooklyn
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KnoxviIle Chronicle: "The ci

Knoxville Chronicle: "The city Of
,fsmpbis has been agit .ted over the social
a1,iI' question. Let the Bluff City authorities
snuoint commission to visit Knoxville and
Scant iikht on this veXed question" Perhaps
Inc recollections OF Its own delights might
enab!e the Chronicle man 70 give some light 5
on the subject.
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and other eastern cities. The bid was


accepted.
Joint Session.
The general couneti Led met III JOINT
session TO receive the { lowing
MESSAGE FRoM THE MAYOR.
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,l
MEMPHIS, TENN, November 5, 1875.
Honorable Board OF General Council:
GENrLEMES-I am informed by the city
engineer that the building at present occu.
pied a prison by the city is unsafe, that IL
is dangerous to lie and property, and there
fore should be Immediately vacated, or else
repaired so that the unfortunate creatures
therein confined may not be liable TO death
by accident. In this connection il Is, be-
lieve, proper that should recommend to you
that the city procure a large and suitable lot,
aud erect thereon such buildings as are need
ed fJr city prison purposes. When you de-
termine on the location, and are ready 10
build, | would recommend that the outside
walls and a few OF the cells be erected on the
patent plan of Messrs. Cook & Heath, OF this
city, Thich was so carefully examined on
thursday last by so many OF your OVID body
and citizens generally; and conceded by all
to be the most perfect, simple and at the
same time one Of the cheapest first-ciass pris-
ons ever invented. Very respectfully,
InIS TnAGTTE MavOr
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EPI2ooTIC

Van Br0kIIR'a COudIttOa Powders
Us the best known remedy for EpiZootic now
/ IN use. For sale at SQl second street by
oc29 r. VANBROKL1N.
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W. z. NITCHELL'S SCHOOL
No. 8G8 Third Sereea,

VvHE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCES
< September lst Students prepared for
the usual college course. All the common
English branches taught. For terms, apply
at the school room.
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In the scene in the office,of "Wicktield,
Heep d Co." in the third act, Mrs Post
was obliged to leave the stsge on account
of her being overcome almost t. faint.
ing by the fatigue incident to travel and
continuous nervous strain, and many Of
the audience, ourselves among the
number, supposed the cOntTetenps which
resulted, was owing to loss of his lines
by Mr.. Curley, "Uriah Heep." This
not being the case, we make the state
ment that very meritorious actor may
have the credit that is his due. Tonight
we are to have Henry " in which De-
Bar will appear as "Fslstaff" a char
scter in the portrayal of which he stands
unriValed.
ST. Mary's Sacred Concert.
st. Msry's (Catholic) church was
crowded to its utmost capacity last
evening, on the occasion OF the sacred
concert given for the benefit OF that
church, the audience being cIm-
posed Of a large representa-
tion nom all oreeds and de-
nominations. The immense audience
was quite compliment to the young
ladies and gentlemen amateurs whose
names appear in the programme, as well
as to Professor Ch. Phi. Winkler, under
whose careful directorship the pro-
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DIR. Lindsay's Lecture.

We learn that DIR David l.. Lindsay
will, at an early day, deliver lecture
before the ST. Andrews society in this
city, his theme being the life, character
and writings of Robert Burns. We are
not advised of the precise time and
place, but due notice will be given
through these columns,
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N0IumOH SOhACAhs
THE NEW HOSE.

Councilman luther moved that the
mayor and chief engineer be authorized
TO purchase three thousand feet OF
hose from Whitehead Il Co., Trenton,
New Jersey, according to specifications.
Carried.
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CHIEF M'FADDEN's EXPENSES.

An ordinance was introduced authoriz-
ing the mayor 10 pay the expenses Of
Chief M'Fadden to attend the late con-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08

The Charleston correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Commercial telegrAphed 10 that pa
per u lew days since what purported 10 bg
an outline Of our new Senator's prograMm,
at WaSaingloni Riler he shall have been
sworn in as Senator llOEl West Virginia
The dispatch was 10 The effect that lie would
advocate 'return oil Tie National Constit.
ntion to tue original form before the rebell'
lou, declaring war to theknlfc and knife Il
the hilt against Northern oppression"
We take the above from the lRheel,
ing hieLligeneer Of the 25th ult., and
we may be permitted TO express OUT
surprise at a paper protesting tho fair.
ness aud impartiality claimed by oul
contemporary, should reproduce in it,
columus-much less comment upon II
as il it were true, so Falpable false.
hood. No man in Ibis State know,
better than the GditOrOithc Intelligence,
that even if Mr.. Capsrton entertained
such views as those above quoted, he
would DO tho last person in tho world
10 publish them. Senator Capettot
made no such declaration. In response
t. cougratulatOry speech, 10 did say
that ut you'd 10 his constant eHdearol
10 aid in restoring he government 4
he purity and economy ,rhieh charac'
ierised il before The pdr." No ''ro.
belliOn," NO "noFthein Opprcssion"-
no such humbugl Senator Capertor
is a StdteSalaa-no! lemagoguol
We have great respect for tho cdi
tor Of tho Iaiei.igenetrj bnt wo sub
init that in this instance he has al,
lowed his partizau zeal to lead him SO
far from truth, that 10 will noed con.
siderable penuuco before he can OBJ
tain a certificate Of character for yc'
raciLY.