davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-04-06

Ssesnlnnp relationships ~Ssrlafcn &ihmput I'm, 3:45 81.
a Ws.i tpmntea IN @erhenspile um 1880 Nabm. unb in
VSa1ltn9tpn I'm 1 ':45 Mbenes an. W
goliuse fabreu taslit (Spnntaes ausaenpntmfu.)
erpfee'u8e IA zen ta8fi6 INN bdttsn In SSunctirn
apets. &reptlian's, @prpsnspile Gbarlnttespias Gto,,n.
IN, Vplpsn, Wt;utpro', Gpptnstpn uab allea %reauldren
S1ttlppeh meltitI Npn 9~pptnetpn an.
Ntepmn1efaftonF'u 8e fabren tdslib (Spnntaas ans.
inetrt. o"l9'
s get. ,inb Grpr'b-3aae r~ertint.n fb in @Orbpnssin,
tms gSa,ninetpn un6 elm 9pf3us in gtarlpttessfIe fir
F~9lb1ur9 rab ben 9 'htn vt
erpfsBiu9 %ssthtnset itb 1T Cincinnati nit ZEN SrunfD
Simtan tur aae punt:e i'm Bsten. Npremeften ume Siip.
WeIen. thtl. e~alitprrid Sregpn unb Tsras.
gpl5u9 frltmt IN SttGmpno I'm $3.50 Wafntittaos an.
Gtpr'ents Snh Cincinnati perblnbet in @prfpnspilc
intt Ger Wtr9tnid gPib!anb Giienbabn, fpnnt In gBaSS,
.helen UNI $50 @Nrnt. unb In Ni0mpnb un, $50 gSprnt,
az nno perStnbtt lib nit ben NiAmpnp unt Nauytlle mi
@,nmshN nno PETERSBURG 3uoen fir aIc yunfte tn,
ge9iin,Dsa.ipNsiu frrnr,t tint $40 @prmittat 8 an
S0lat.gSasapn fabren mir aleu- NaGttIaen.
GutW A1GetS me ! n e~ertauft unb WepGf perwei1
RAD allen 6dupt- Nunftcr D'
m "aeere Ias'intt pe8cn Tret1c etc m'rt In SO. 500
@'a'h or, peer in Der Sf6ce ser Grmgnanie e~rteilt
epnmp u. &uplrc,
mn M @eneral 9afaeters uab &tfst- Waent,
~. M. 9. Dunn.
Sneeitisur unb Grpcrtnen> cnt. 81
, 1877-04-06
Stir Weinz uno granntwe Cit
6dnbler.

Cine gerlammIuna Der III Gidm pnb unb
llmae9enp pobnenben Weirs uro Yrannt-
ipsin-0 Gaolcr, en- gross urb en- detail, tpirb
in @ultap Wclf'S 6alle, 80. 9U9 9rpab
Strobe, awiI1en bfr 9ten unb 10ten Str.,
M 0 a 2, Den 9. IS. Wits.,
nm 4 l1br MaGm. absebaltsu tperoes, Sadter
Ypn srcB'm Sntcre6e fir ale. welde in ben,
5dte Iih beiGafii9ea, tprrotn in Der 0erfamm-
luna belprpaen wsraen. Cine Mufprberunl
cin,r allacneinen ger1ammluns Der Sranut.
mctnbdncler int eaisen Staote pirb tinnsu
IurScn erIalen merbe,.
@ep. Us. sc 3 I II { O II,
3n1l Sefr. Der l.. D. P. ASS.
, 1877-04-06

2tehbaber= Concert. Wenn
bier aelungen ,oirb, mii1en erDBtent6eils
Oentl6e babel lein; 10 miro bsute in Der
Mllemblp 5alle bas erite CONCERT elmer
tiirali6 seQriinoeten 2%iebba5er< @eicG-
lhaft gegeben uno 5tpar n1ter 2tituna
beg 5errn Charles 8. 5icgcl. SIN
Yroaramm fiseriren meiltens oeutide
Namen.
, 1877-04-06

SIN Der 8eiierung. Gidtcr
9odran h%rfineet Ii6 in Der 8e7eruna.
Dos Sieber, iueldes er icit ieilem 2lns
falle bate. perlicb i'm eeittrn.
, 1877-04-06

Sener nabc Dem gountp
eonrt Sans. 2esten 5onnobeno
b%ronnte ell arober She'll Ser @dlocr in
Dem Oupal 2cnoitri6. nabe Dem @put,-
Sars. Sdtten nidt 20 Sarmer I6nene
guile geleiltet, wiiroe Srau 2ucp s.
No9bllls Saus nno S6cune BON ben
Tlammen peraehrt moroen iein. Man
melHt, Dap berWalo anaesiinoet lporeeu.
, 1877-04-06

Gin Srrtbum. @ir batten oe=
tern bcmerft, oab einSerr Bauer inca
nal ertrunfen, ooh mar cs fein r6rma.
der, Iono ern ein2anbbauer uno nod ba,
an Elm farbigcr.
, 1877-04-06

Setrunfen. @eItern Morocn
fanocn bic goliSiitsn Den So9n Salcp,
EN- Stelnbalcr total ~betrunfcn in Der
Strabe nno hrodten i'm na0 Dem 1lten
Stattonsbauie.
, 1877-04-06

@ein0 dnb1er. gSir MAIDEN
alf rie ansei9e Der v2iquor Seolers'
Yrotectiue N6ociotion" oufmerflam.
, 1877-04-06

Gerni6tet. 0as Saus in Ser
l7ten StraBe, lporin Griidcorns felt 25
SaDren cine Geitauration aebolten, lit
n%ieoergeriilcn unb elm neues @ebdube
iulro ans leiner Mi9e emporiteisen.
, 1877-04-06

lem uttlcl borte, 1T mob imlner lpro6.
los. Sic arStc bnben i'm ecitcrn in ocr
GonntD Sail mtcriuht.
NugenbIidIi9 iinb 9 @efangcne in ser
County Sail.
, 1877-04-06

gn It ter. IS piro cine 9eti-
tion 81 @rniten ocs Col. 6orbes, fir bic
HoitmeiIferfeQe sum unterscibnen ber=
um9ere;dt.
, 1877-04-06

9 G1asf1uB. GS thut uns leio
III erfabren, oa6 Serr Samucls GniS
Glerf oes l. Marftes a~citcrn 9taAmitta9
elnen Iniall bon 6dlaaflu6 betan,.
, 1877-04-06

Circus. Sen 16. uno II. Mpril,
Montas uno 9ienItas, miro Der srobe
Sorepansb Circus nno Menagerie bicr
8orlteQungen aeben. Cine ousgejei@.
nete Gsiterin, Mib Moaie 8ropn, ion
lire eaAe iebr gut MAIDEN. Sc befin=
bet li6 in Der Menaserie Elm airifani.
l6es glentblcr. elm seborntes Yftro, orei
"copper"" weiBs Gameele uno sluei aus
geuadieneS traubu0gcl. auber 1900 an.
oere Sbiere $500 8Dgel.
3mei 5eelen no eli &6rs
per. 9er ooppelte Sdusllng i'm Mu-
Ieum benefit. mie 5wei Seelcn in sinem
G0rper lid bcfinoen f6nnen.
Gin ooppelf6pfises GesermdoAen nit
4 Beinen, iuiro ON 16. uno II. Mpril
in 6%orepau96's srobem Muleum gu Ie-
ben fem.
, 1877-04-06
EssHHsa lT a isssSisT ssa
Sni9mono, Oolf Giuer uno G~bclapeufc
" Gilenbabn Company.
Sabrplan Der 3ise.

Dur6 paffaaiere.
300 g. 20 gerla6t @idmpnb 9icnifag, ounrrrtaa
sne snaiiahenn. SsrbinSet in aBe1
gpint init benz 3antpfer ,SdSana" fir al
lie Nuttte an rem yprf Silver unb gaitt-
more. Nnfanftin Baltimore Tin 8 9. W.
ptrb,Abet nit Satnlinien til 9BaItinatpn,
philadelphia, glep gprf, Spfpn nnb ale
ieitlidsu 9untte. Gerbinb t nit 3uoe;
fer Sli6rpn5 unb Petersburg uab @tgIdz
psafe unb Sbip @ifesbataeu.
Our6 Grn0t.
5:oO V. ". Serla6t Sfidntpnb 9ic1ffas. 0nancrtan
unp Snnnahsnn. Wtdht Utrbinbunaen nj
N%amgfer1 IN 9Sef @ptat fur Slut. 1anbune
Gen. Baltimore tno ale ipeft den Iurfte.
Wa9t WerbinbuA9en In 9tidnpnb nit 3i.
Gen Der Niditpnb ltitb 8dnpilla. 81 dr1pne
,tne petersburg, unb @%leiapeale unb Sbip
Gtientabnfn.
2ufal paffagtere
800 81. 81. gsrldBt @i9alpnS t alid (spnm.ass aus.
genrnimsu)
2pfal 6ra9t.
200 3. Sd. @ertdst geidnunb Mnntoa. Muttund,
rnb Jrciias. Madt @erfintunaen in
g5slt 9pint NIT Rem 0anfpfsr uSlis" fur
aue Tdnbunget an ben A~iattiFpnt Inb
@aauntp 5lafsa.
Durb paffa9iere.
1000 .. 81. @ntuuft in Iihmpno 9ienaco. 9onucr.
ting uhb Sonnnbcnn. Wadt 9erbtntu,s
gen NIT 3issn Der SRidnnpnb 1no @eters-
pur8 Hne e%pelapsafe unb Stip giienbab.
mem, Ser Sanipfer y9atdna" Serlasf
Baltimore Spn gie. 144 yisbt Str. Won.
fag' Witttpsd unb Sreitag i'm 4 q. D.
WthI gfrotheltn9et nit 3ieen Spn 9ttas
pelpp a, Mem yprf uap tpeiflt tr Nldesn,
VIM IN g1eft 9ptat NIT Slgen fir Gidlmpnb
uab lem SiiSen.
DMrG Gradt.
6:15 M. ~. !Mnfunft tn Mifntp~b 0%ienfan. SINNER.
flag nnb Snnnnhcnh. Wtabt Wefbinbi,n.
gen IN gofff ppint nit benz 3dlnpfer ppu
Saittmpfe. Maft Werb ~nhunoea nit bsu
Wl0atpnp .trb 2anptle, Hidmpnb uub ge.
babnen. ~"
gpfal paflagiere
t0'0Og. 81. Iafunft in Gidmpnb tdalid, ausasuprns
men Srrntae. Ma6t WabtrSunesn
MT ben Sfidncnb unb PETERSBURG, anS
epelapeate anb Sbtp @iientabnen.
2ptaI Sra Of t.
400 81. 81. @nfuuft In Iidnnpab @outnn. gRitt,rot
nno Treitn9. @att @erbinbunocn in W:t
Splht nut fen San,pfer isis" spn Rem 0art
olnaen fr Mattirrni anb gamunf,y
seine Sratt mad pter BON g1dbtt fifltd BON Mid =
rtpno irSo an9eipmnten Die gSaee1t fabren burdt nan
9Sef gptnt mad atlanta. ~" w"
Ote ntetrtnten GREET , ppr1atiae Sanbb,
bune rtne t6nsIiBfeil e~arantirt ~
naprou8b Stls ri Iatins" nit aarantirte,t sRotsn
9e9eten. wv
Saprtarten rerbFn %se.fauft fir aue nprbliden. BF-
ltdNen rne tueftlihsn gIdben. VIZ
u, 6anffarte st taben III Der General Gifcnbobns 3 idet
@Aentllr, S26 Mairfr., int @r banae SnteI mn an,
= Stsp. per Ssmpagnie @de Der 2S. anb 4pd Strra6e,
ID nm $. 8. Dpns1aB, eupt.
, 1877-04-06

losporS 9red. 2ittles
page, ,pel6er tiirSli0 in Der Senrico
Court CUR Yenitentorp peruribeilt uno
ror S9rcd Die Spra9e perlor, a.s CT
, 1877-04-06

Ger. Die Gier TO ten mr. IA Gts.
oas Snbero; mir wilien oar nidt, lpie
Die 5iibner 10 bi1ia lssen f0nnen.
, 1877-04-06

Sie canaoii6en Musiteller auf Der
WeltausTelun9 in philadelphia baben
enoll3 Die ibnen 5u9elpro4enen Yseis.
Weoaillen erbnltcn.
, 1877-04-06
h'9meab efner alarm-G tIfarapb !,

49," III = " q It { II.
90. 2 @rfs gpli3si Station.
NO. 3 3peite g,olisei Station.
W. a Gritte YOrisei @tatfou.
nv. 5 Spriysnbaas. 3te Strage, uote,
Srpnb. ~"
NO. 6~5puf anb eatber Souie, "groos
StraBe, spii9en ber 9ten ltnb fOten.
Ne. SpriBsubaus, 18tep ctr. nah,
Jranflin. IVY
Np. 10 Gpfetts.
70. 1-3 Ode ber 1eten unb Main ctr.
Mp. IA Ode Der 10.ea unb gyrb ctr.
Wv. 10 gde Der 1lfn lnb Cars ctr.
M0. 1-6 Gde ser yine unb Main Or.
Wv. IL ede Der 3ten unb Dusal ctr.
Mp. Fl Ode Der 25ten unb groob ar
W.. 2-3 @de Der 17ten unb Mar1bou CIR
Ctr. "9S''@
M0. rs MetruyuIitan gifsn. @erfe. ?
ctr.
No. 2-6 ode Der 5isa unb maia Cir.
No' 81 gde Der 14ten unb Main Ctr.
NO. so gde Der 90 fen unb Mfain ctr!
MO. "a gde Der 13t,n unb @ary ctr
no. 80 StabtiiGss @rmenbans.
no. 3-6 Sretesar @i1enzgBerfe.
no. Al @fs Der 9teu unb Qeiab CIR.
M0' ~ gruao StraBe, gfe Sail May.
no. - Gde Sprins unb yine ctr.
"o' a-5 Ode ct. Sames unb Dual Ctr.
NO. 40 SprIbsnbaus, 25ae ctr.
NO. 81 SpriBenbaus 10 ctr.
NO. 90 ede Der Clay I'M @ilmer ctr.
no. 5-3 Gde Mi9rQlpnRr. uns &pdetts.
, 1877-04-06
Girgtnia
Eemer uaD Maris,c
GapitaI 100000.
Sffice: 1915 Utain GtraEc.

lct: IUIo Wlalll GftGBe.
O'cfe GsrfIerungs -0slsQi1aft 1T iGon i'm
Sabre 1882 ms 2sten e~eruien unb bat liG
tets ais cine Der telfen uno Gdrrlten @'eieu-
fd,aften b pieiea unb lett ibrsr Gntfsbung
$2,5pO,GO0 fir GerIiits te;ablt.
Die bur.bibnit lt0s Disibcute tetrua IL
yroS, yer aInuum felt ibfer Wriincuus.
8ir crIudsn Ollie, reldc gtrT9cruneell
st MAIDEN baten, III %uricrcr Office, Mp.
1915 Wain Ctr, NprsuipriGen, Deer ul,e
burd bic pcit SIT beaaGridjti9en.
70. 8. Goparain, prdIiocnt.
moi @amIei q. @tltis, SER.
, 1877-04-06
Di&'s iQufrirte preis-Gife.

Tauffnser Der belfeu 9lumen unp Is mil am her NY
g, uno DC Nrt unS sSeiie %tielelben su wadlen-Mles
lid 8eerudt. W. ~"S-
@Sreifirs: Sames Did, &p6rfer, M.-g.
, 1877-04-06

Cob i4lOb seltern Mittay IN Ner
Dorf nit 1913.
, 1877-04-06
8 9eobor s rietrih ,

I'M Mlter npn 1 Sabr unb 10 Mpnatsn.
Si1fbetrauert Ypn leiren Gltern
Gbepbpr nnb 6 atbarine Grtd.
Die Seerbisuns tpirp beute um 2 ubr q.
W., bonn 9auIe Der @ltern, 8acpn's Quarter
Sran9, itattfneen. Mae gerpanrte, Ursunbe
nne SeIannte line bBai9it einselapsn taran
tbeit5Inebmen.
, 1877-04-06
Ntf'S
plumen- nno WfmiCs-S aamen

perben 8epHanst ron elmer Miaipn 9eute in @merifa.
Sitbe
@id's preislifs-300 Gbbilhuneen, nur 2 @erts.
Sid'5 SIl,ntenflbrer. sierteIiabrltA, rs Gents jdtr.
lih.
@id'S Yiiimel. Gemale.0artea 80 Gents; tn elc-
8anter geinpane 81 90.
slas meme Observation-Disclosures psrbsn in GnsIif1 UNI
Seutlh 9eerudt. "
Wsrslirs; Sanes Bid, &u9sfer, y, Y.
, 1877-04-06
1pDesan3eiNe.

Mittwch ben 4ten @pril, Mtenbs 8 libr
0arb M Der 5alsbraune ualsr ~seiiestss SBbn-
den
, 1877-04-06
Srppfe II Co.,
Sa6rifantcn bon 9nmclt.l tntcrf(cibcr,
No. 907 Main straBe.
(@t1fe gtag'.)
Die b!ai9lte Tatrif lit Sen @ctei.
nisten Staetel1.

Mir MAIDEN auf unfcc 2ages ron Ginte1z
fetcrrn aufmfrtlam. lirlelten iirb aus ben
feinlten Strfen nad Der r%cuelten Mrbe al,-
aefcrtist. llnisre Nlbeit farm in bieltm Gam
be ntnt seboien psrben. 3ineeraustattun-
eeu unb MISUNDERSTANDING werpeu auf's
Bette be1orst. ltnicr Eager BON Damenun,
terfleiber 1T iebr CROP unb rie Yreiie ~beteutsnb
erniebriet. Wit bitten I'm siltlscn 3uiptub.
, 1877-04-06
Nbeiapeafe nnb Sbio Gifenbabu.

e1sfaaSeate nnb stio eif.ntapn,)
@aha9ier-D eparten,ent
Mt@rtpnb, So, 1. DECEMBER, 1876.
An 'tto ie6 hem 8. Se;ember, 1876,
fab'en bic pallas er-3iiae, tpie feIat
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-03
THE STATE OVER.

The meales prevail at Houston.
Waco has organized street railroad
company.
Navasota has shipped 1900 bales of
cotton the present season.
The members OF the craft are wend-
ing their way toward Austin.
just now Galveston is much excited
over her coming municipal election.
Waco is wrestling with her great sor
row--the burning OF her pet Opera house.
Messrs. Hall and Cree are at labor
with the wicked, in and around Houston.
rhe prairies in the southern portions
OF the State are again green with the
spring grasses
There are myriads upon rnyriatls Of
young grasshoppers in Hayes county.
Trouble is feared.
IL is said that new morning paper
Will soon rise on the ruins of the old
Telegraph at Houston
One hundred and thirty-two recruits
for the Tenth cavalry, colored, passed
through Comanehe the other day,
Wheat prospects in Bell county are
good. They have plenty OF young grass
hoppers ready, however, to consume the
surplus.
The bold Comanche Chief has bap-
tined his maiden arrow in the blood Of
the church, and is in trouble in conse-
quence.
The Paris North Texan ehides min
lister who refused TO perform the mar
riage ceremony for loye-iorn couple of
the "colored persuasion"
And now Brown county is excited
over the discovery of gold within her
borders. There is surer return in
long horns and wheat.
The loss Of the Baptist church and
Opera house by fire at Waco last week
entails severe loss upon that city.
Both buildings will speedily be rebuilt.
The Rev DR.. Young was unfortunate
with the negro voters in Grimes They
promised him vote for Prohibition,
but acre seduced away by the whisky
people and forgot their pledges.
Theodore Tilton's lecture tour in
Texas has not been profitable He
thinks he came into the State at the
wrong end. Not nearly so bad as getting
out at the little end of the horn" We
should think
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-03
The Counting In Of Hayes a Fait
AccempIi-MaFt0n Tri-
umphant.
Expose Concerning the FLEEING
Of the Vermont
Duplleate.
Vermont, after a Stormy Dis
cussion, Is Counted
for Hayes.
Hayes VIII Provide for Two
Southern Men in His
Cabinet.
Oae of Whom is Unlon Democrat,
and the other Confederate, but
Now Republican.
The S0alhern Policy OF Els Fraudg-
leney Promised to be Such as the
People OF louisiana and South
CarGliaa Desire.
Nothing Can Postpone the Regu-
lar Declaration of Hayes Eiec-
ton Beyond Tomorrow.
Grant VIII Modify His Status
Quo Order in Louisiana
Upon the Declaration
of the Vote.
His FrauduIency En- Route for the Capt.
tal-He Makes Dolly Warden Speech
nj Newark, o. His Reported South
ern Policy Denied Stands on His
Nothing Can Postpone the Eegu-
lar Declaration of Hayes Eiec-
ton Beyond Tomorrow.
Grant VIII Modify His Status
Quo Order in Louisiana
Upon the Declaration
of the Vote.
His Fraudulency En- Route for the Capt.
tal-he Makes Dolly Warden Speech
nj Newark, o. His Reported South
ern Policy Denied-Stands on His
Letter of Acceptance.
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

Hayes Leaves for Washington Tc-mer-
row-lp XNIts Session OF the ,rnte
Anficipstrd-toke at rhe Capital
Grant IunnnoyabIe ON the Southern
Situation.
WASHINGTON, February 2S-The
vote of South Carolina was decided fer
Hayes by the commission.
A Column bus, @, special says Gov
error Hayes will probably leave for
Washington on Thursday via Pitts
burg aud Harrisburg.
Cabinet held very long session
Some effort was made to change the
Southern situation. Iu what direction
is unknown. but the president was i'm
movable. All the secretaries have
placed their designations in the presi-
dents hands.
The commission have determined
that four hours side be al
lowe the counsel ia the Scath Caro-
lima contest, but 1t is thought that
hardly half that time will be used. 1t
is expected that the commission will
take the case by 3 o'clock.
General John t. Morgan, OF Ala.
bama; ex. Governor A. Fl, Garland, OF
Arkansas; Ex-Governor Isham G..
Harris, of Tennessee, and ex, Governor
Richard B. Coke, of Texas, United
st ties senators elect from their respec-
tive States, have arrived in the city Ia
anticipation Of an extra session Of the
Senate for executive business.
Hon. b. III. Hill, of Georgia, and
Hon. l.. q. c. Lamar, of Mississippi,
United states senators elect from their
respective States, being mesa 5ers OF
the House, are also here. The South
ern conservatives regard the accession
of these gentlemen TO the Senate will
adj largely to the ability from tae
Southern States in that body.
Efforts were made to-day by MessFs.
Bluunt and Atkins in getting two hun
bred and seventy-fivs thousand dollars
to pay Southern ante JeH,tnl mail con.
tractors, appropriated by the suudry
civil service bill. Georgia will be ben
Gifted about eighty thousand dollars.
Mr.. Biount made the point that the
law forbidding tae payment was in
the nature of bill attainder and clear
ly unconstitutional.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-03
sold a, fixed price, local notices have a
fixed price and single copies of the paper
are soldnt five cents.

liz Theirs is one thing the people of
this country have been taught 10 revere
above I'll Others, il is the judicial err
| mine a. represented in the Supreme
Court. They have pinned their faith
TO it with An almost religious feFvor.
and guarded its honor is 1ealously as
they have their most sacred traditions
Even the South with her sad expert
ence with partisan I ni;ed States judges,
has looked upon Il as a certain refuge
Tor the oppressed and wrongcd and
month ago would have resented with
scorn any inputstion upon its iuteg-
rity. The people Of every section felt
that no matter what else failed them
this body would remain true to its le-
Ultimate functions. When the com.
mission was proposed, therefore, the
public mind could not bring itself TO
realize unfair dealing on the part Of the
Judicial element provided for, and gave
a most enthusiastic Endorsement to the
proposition. Ii IS safe 10 say that never
was public idol more completely shat
tered never were people more thor
oughly yictimized or more completely
sold out Their beautiful dream has
been changed in the twnkling of an
eye, and in many respects they are very
much like a ship whose last anchor
chain has parted, Their patriotism has
been taken advantage Of to work out
the most damnable piece of treachery
ever consummated in the history Of.
any country. Yet, while these
plotters have been serving the
demon OF partisanship and passion in
the robes Of justice, have they not been
digging the grave Of their own party
Unless we mistake the temper Of the
nation, they have. Outside of the bloody
shirt ring not even Republicans can
hold with such periidy when once they
fully realize it. They, too, haze been
tricked, and must see il, and ere long
will acknowledge it. Another point
they will acknowledge, we believe, is
that the South has not been unjust in
her eharges--that in too many instances
the United States courts in her territory
have been used as mere political ma
chimes, and have Systematically OPP
pressed her people when they have
asked protection. They will see the
acts OF its officers in their true light,
and not as they have been covered up
by the cloak Of law and will reprobate
them accordingly If the decision in
the Louisiana case had beea given by
politicians alone. we could not have ex.
pected this; but with fraud and usurpa-
ton sustained in the chief sanctuary of
justice. they cannot fail to look for it
lower down in the scale and learn the
truth. That they should do this ~ all
that we can ask, for then, unless virtue
is entirely dead in the masses, they will
at the END of the next four years be
among the most eager to bury the car
cass of Radicalsm
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Letter of Adctiua Paiti tn tn. Parf.
II.aro.


PARIS, February 25.-The following
is the text of the letter Of Adelina
Patti to the editor OF the Figaro:
PARIS, February %, 81.
DEAR SIR:-I began on the 4th OF
the present month for a Judicial sepa-
ration from the Marquis of Caux. The
matter being before the courts, shall
make no further observation upon Il
subject on which the legal authorities
will have To pronounce. / was shown
this morning certain articles pub
iishei in your paper on the 2lst and
22d OF this month. and take the earliest
opportunity in my power to protest
against the story, which Is ABSOLUTELY
incorrect. i arrived at ~. Petersturp
on the LIST of December last. NV hus-
band aud myself took up our Residence
Ia a suite uf ara,tmrnts ia tie Hotel
d aionth, which tad then occupied
for the ninth time. remained there
until the I'D of this month, passing
any life in the sight of all, enjoying the
consideration that has alwsys been
given me. surrounded even 10 he last
hour of my stay by numerous aud hon
orable friends, aud escorted by them
10 the Very carriage which brought me
straight to Paris, accompanied by my
maid, my theatrical agent, and two
servants. arrived in Paris yesterday
for the parpose OF attending To- nv
suit aud in order that I might appear
tomorrow before the president OF the
.rieonai: request TO publish this In
your earliest number.
ADELiNA PATTI.
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PERSONAL HISTORY.

Senator Sharon is said to be engaged
TO Miss Riley, who is his guest in
Washington.
The energetic Mr.. J. I. Fields recent
ly gave at Andover three lectures in
one day.
The Rev Moody says lie was not
cured of lamencss by miracle. Reason
why He was never lame.
Although Miss Cary has received
offers of lucrative engagements in
Sweden and Berlin, she prefers TO pass
the summer in this country.
Mr.. Bagnall, of the Turner's Falls Re-
porter. is the only man with brick
colored hair who ever held position on
the American press over six months.
One term in Congress, according to
Grace Greenwood, is simply time given
a man TO realize what fool he is. A
second term is sometimes given to
show what fools his constituents are.
General William F. Barry, after nine
years service as the commanding officer
at Fortress Monroe has been ordered to
take command of Fort NeHenry. Gen.
eral Barry was the federal chief of artil-
lery at the battle Of Bull Run.
Mr.. Darwin. says the London Exam
incl, is as reyerent and loving man as
lives, and is the father Of reyerent and
loving sons, whose chief delight is in
searching out the wonders of the
Creator and making them PLAIN to
common men.
One of the prettiest women in Rome
just now is young American bride on
her wedding tour, the Countess Won
Linden, daughter Of Mrs. Loring An
drews OF New York The young count
ess has lately married the chancellor of
the king Of wurtemburg
Washington society has some peculiar
wrinkles. A on iAdy's visiting or
invitation card signifies that the lady IL
the wife of member Of Congress, "a
members daughter, and a 4 other lady
relatives or friends inmates Of men,
ber's family.
Mr.. Henry A. Munson, who, for many
years cs-opersted with Professor Morse
In his telegraph enterprises, and was the
professors Intimate friend and CON-
panion, died ct his home In New Hs
ven, Conn, last Monday, vt the ags Of
sixty-thrss years
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A single Negro the Cause of Large
Mot In South Carolina,

CHARLESTON, 8. G, March l.-Some
excitement was caused yesterday, near
the scene of the Cambashee riots of
last fall, few miles below Charleston,
by the news that q mob OF one hun
dred negroes had fired on q sheriff =
posse, sent to arrest a negro, who had
refused to submit to arrest, on a war
rant issued by trial justice appointed
by Governor Hampton, and that the
posse had been forced to retreat, To.
day posse Of two hundred men, black
and white, were sent to dispense the
rioters aud arrest the ring-ieaders.
The rioters were found ia force st CAL
pen, on the Savannah and Charleston
Railroad. but when charged Oh by The
posse. fled without firing shot. About
twenty Of them were captured with
muskets in their hands. and were sent
to jail. No one was hurt on either
side. The sheriff Is still ir pursuit of
the rest of the rioters.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


The Democratic Irrecoacifshlcs De
pIoy their sksrmisnen.
House All bills recently passed by
the SENATE removing political disabiii-
ties were passed.
A cali Of the House was moved for
the purpose of delay. The speaker
counted the House and found quo
rum. Roll call was demanded to verify
the speakers count.
The speaker said further proceedings
under the cali of the House were in
order, under the rules OF the House, but
not under the electoral law. The
speaker was not responsible for the
law.
Mr., Mailing dIsclaimed any reflec-
tion on the speaker. but demanded =
roll call, and would make his motion
for \ call Of the House.
The yeas and nays beiBg taken Oh
the motion for call Of the House re-
suited, yeas g, nays le9. This Skin
mish occupied one hour and : quarter.