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THE oOvERHoa's TWIN vg1oRs.

The following is the message of
Governor Porter, cent in Tuesday
to the legislature, vetoing the bill
repeating the 80 cents tax law, and
the other one fixing the rate at 10
cents on the 500 worth Of proper
tY both of which were immediately
passed over the yetoes:
Gentlemen Of the Senate and House Of Repre-.
| return, without approval, house bills
566 and 7O6. The objection to the frst
named bill is that the act Of 1871 pro.
vides a tax Of forty esnts on every bas.
dred dollars worth Of taxable propprtv
for State purposes without making lew
of apy amount.
The objection &c the other bill is tba,
q tax OF ten cents on TIE one HUNDRED
dollars worth Of property is not suH.
Gent to pay the current expenses unless
larger collections Of past dse taxes are
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neal Gently vi,h ,ne sIomao.

ID
Dc not rack it with violent purgatives, or
permanently impair its tone with indigestiblo
drugs Of any kind; but. IL your digestion is
impaired, your liver out Of order. your frame
dehilitated, or nervous system uustrung, use
that vholesoms and agreeable Alternative and
tonic, hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which will
certainly afford you the desired relief. None
Of the %ofieinal remedies can compare with il
in restorative efficacy, and as a medicinal
stimulant tits by far the most desirable as
we'll as popular article Of its class. Its basis,
the essential principle Of sound rye, is tho
best possible agent for fastening the action
OF the botanic ingredients which il holds in
solution, and those ingredients are the most
olhcaeious which chemistry extracts from Inc
vSsetsole kingdom, and medical science ap-
plies 10 the cure of disease.
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WASHINGTON, March 2s.-The follow.
ing letter passed from Mr.. Lamar 70 Mr..
Ellis prior to the writing Of the Matthews
aud Foster letters:
WASHINGTON, February ~
Ny DEAR ELLIs-I have Just learned
from unquestiOnable authority, which
will give it you wish il, that Nj. Foster
said to 8 gentleman-my Informant
that the speech be made to-day. which
50 significantly but indirectly hints at
Hayes Southern policy, that he made
1t after consultation with the Hon.
Stanley Matthews, Mr.. Hayes brother.iD.
law, and Mr.. Matthews told him and
urged him TO say squarely that Hayes
would have nothing to do or say to Pack
ard Foster said he would, bu. be was
afraid to take too much on himself to
say that; but Mr.. Matthews rei,erates
his desire that Foster should do a.
piumply, aad further said: If / were to
speak | shonld cay it because il i
truth Foster further said he did not
gee the mode by which President HAYES
could accomplish the practical recog.
nition of Nichols as governor. to
which my informant replied: Let him
ask Nichols, if / withdraw the army
and g%unboats, will you assure me that
you will not establish your government
oy %6loodshed, and bloody retaliation, and
II Nichols makes pledge let him with
draw then" Now, Ellis, this ia the
first thing ! have ever heard as com.
ing from Hayes, either directly or
Indirectly, that is worth acting npon
by any Southern man. We d. not WAIT
officers, but we do want 10 get our States
add orr people free from Garnet
bag government. Ought you not.
II an available opportunity oHsrs
you TO serve your people, to spring for.
ward at onee and see if you can't lrte
yoar State? think you should at once
see Mr.. Stanley Matthews, aud ask him
II Governor Hayes will give you some
hat he will not maintain
Packard in his domination Of your pso.
pie. Your friend,
lSignedl l.. o c. Lawn
To Hon. John Ellis, Representative Of
Louisiana.
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On Monday, April %. 1877.

sell at public cutlery. to the highest bidder for
cash; the following described real estate, stu.
ave, iylng and being in the city Of Memphis,
county OF shelby. State Of Tsunesses:
Beginning at a point on the east side of
Third street 81 feet south Of the south line
o. the alley between Exchange and Market
streets; running thence eastwardly parallel
with said alley 1857 feet tn an alley; thence
s~outhEardiy with the west line of said alley
5i2 feet; thence wsstwardly az right angles
l4s1a feet 70 the east line of Third street:
thence northwardiy TO the point OF b%eeinnipF
~ feet; being part OF original city lot 4Q{.
and the house thereon '9'n known as No. I38
bhlrd street, now ect uS jid y said Jesse W.
PSge as a family ~residC.ss
sale VIII be made at the southwest corner of
aaiR and Madison streets, in said city of
memphis, between the hours Of 10 am. and
: pm Equity Of redemption waived in said
trust deed and purchasers title to be absolute
little has been examined and pronounced per-
fect, but / shall sell and convey as Trustee
only. W. G. MsCLTiRF. Trnstes
2 A A'us'e''
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Attachment Netice.

No. 1915 Before j. NJ. Coleman, Justice ~
tue Peace for Shelby county, Tom Owners
a the steamer Rosa Miller We. K. II. Smith,
~ THIsCAUSE AN ATrAOHMENT HAY-
4 log been sued out under section si55 Of The
Oode OF Tennessee, and returned levied upon
the properly Of the defendant by garnish-
ment on W. I, Butler, who answers that he
has sl9'Ib belonging to tho defendant, X. Ii.
smith; and affidavit having been made thai
~dsiendant IS indebted to the plaintiffs 10
ne sun OF $40, due by account, and that
the claim is just, and that defendant IL a
nen-resident of tho State Of Tennessee; il Is
therefore ordered that tho said defendant
maze bis, personal appearance before me on
the "a day Of May, 1871, ut 10 O'clock
am. at by Office, No. 29l Front street, in lac
city Of Memphis, Tenn, and defend said
attachment suit within the time prescribed
parte; and that a copy Of this order be- pub.
iished once a week for four consecutive weeks
IN the Memphis Public Ledger.
This 18th day of March, 1877.
25-3l-3 81 a .M'C0IEMAN %
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made and can be reasonably anticipated,
the appropriation bill jest passed appro.
pirates tor the next two years Sl,Slo $40
OF this amount $S00,500 is the school
fnad. With & tax Of ten cents the State
viii derive a revenue from privileges aud
property, Rccoriingto present valuation,
Of about Sl9T, 900 per annam.
This will cause a considerable dehei.
ency, and It the valuation of property Is
maleially reduced by the assessment
bill Just passed. this deficiency may as
sumo an alarming magnitude l had
earnestly hoped that the present general
assembly would st a special session Be
able TO relieve the anxiety on the subject
Of the State de6S 6y making a ssule-
meut that would be acceptable to the
taxpayers, before = political canvass
would surround 1t with new emhAyrass-
meats, but | cannot see the wisdom Of
an adjustment witaont the revenue to
meet the engagements that would nata.
rally follow, To nv mind, the passage
Of the two bills under consideration dis.
pels all hopes Of an early settlement Of.
the debt JAS D. PoSrER, Governor.
Executive office, March e. lSI6
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mo. 2j3i.l
NOl.Resident Notice.

In the Chancery Court of Shah.
Senn.,,7Jamos Callahan ys. Mrs ~Vo9Inty'
Murrah. g "Is' sarah A.,
I APPEARING FROM AFFmAvtr py
tnls cause, that the defendant. Mrs AN
n Murrah, Is o non-resident of The Sfsy,aa'aa
nehhetsee; It Is therefore ordered ibsato ol
hnSnHso her appearance herein, al the coD S5e
on or before ' the U5'y sS 81 Memphis, Tennessee.
anu piead, answer or demur IN 49, iour
nv ; OH, or tho same will be takeno usmgialn-
aessea as to her and set for heariNs xVa COZ
anu mat 2 COPY Of this order Sss MA VA Patte;
P PTYI y T IsSs Tor foul successive weeks, IN W.
Acopy-Attest; ''''
By R. J. kkDNUND A. COLE, @. and II.
complainant. 1--WE, Solicitors fox
l6-Nl2sSa
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Saturday, April %, 1877,

Fithin legal hours. the following described
tO-Wit:
Being part Of the Charles Jones subdivision
ABOUT two miles from the city Of Memphis.
and locate1 on the corner of Jones avenue
aud the Raleigh road, and lies on the west
side Of Jones avenue and on the north side OF
az halslgh road aRd known as lot - of the
said subdivision, and more particnlariv de-
kcfibed IN the Chancery Court detfee regis
erred IN the Registers Office Of Shelby county
Book No. 30, page 537.
Terms. Of sale-0n q credit Of months:
note with approved security required. Equity
THIS March 20. 1877,
EDMUND A. COLE, G. and n,
By X. j. BtACK, d. G. and M.
Mcdowell * Burrows. Solicitora. 95-s9
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RIYer TeIerrnmn

CAIRO, March % -Arriyed - Fannie
Ts,um, New Orleans, Q pm; City oil
Vicksburg, Yicksburg, 10; Ed Hobbs
and Bigley, st. Louis, "A m; Mary Miller,
Cincinnati, 6; John A. Wood, Louisville,
o. Departed-Tatum, 81. Louis, 10 pm;
Grand Tower. Vicksburg, 10; City Of
Vicksburg, St. Louie, l m; Hobbs,
Wheeling, 4; Arrow, south, G; Mary
Miller, St. Louis, I; Grand Lake, New
Orleans, I; John A. Wood, New Orleans,
.. Cloudy and cool
CINCINNATI, March 29.-The river is
rising. Clear and cool.
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l-gcAL.
Attachment Notice.

No; l2O7-Before J. M. Coleman, ]. p for
Shelby county, Tenn.-F. l.. Warner va. A.
II. Hawthorn. "N'
IN THIS CAHsB AN ATTACHMINTHAV-
ing been sued out under sectioy. 9ls5 Of the
C9de OF, Tennessee, and returned BY lie proner
otlcer, levied upon the property Of tho defend
defendant is Justly indebted 10 the nia;rntt;F' IN
the sum Of s25, due by account. and that'ihe
~defeuGant ls q nOn-residcnt OF the stats Of
Tennessee; i is therefore ordered that deisnd-
ant make his personal Appearance before
ne pa inc AN Gay Of Agrll, 1877, at lO
the city Of Memphis, Penn, and defend said
attachment suitwithin the time prescribed by
law, or tho same will be Proceeded with ey
Eartei and that a copy of this order be pub
iis9ea 9 me- a week for four consecutive weeks
This 9th day Of March. 1877.
Jf-lj-& 80 j. Nj. COLEMAN. i. p
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publican-liberal, firm and honest,
he is worthy to be clsssed along with
such men as Bristow, and We feel
assured, as far as able to arrive at
the facts and justice of the case, he
willIagree to no report not cOnsis-
tent with his convictions.
Wayne Nc Weigh, of Pennsyl-
vania, is a member of the house Of
Cameron, being old Simon's son-ih-
law. He was appointed doubtless
to appease the old chieftain who
lately abdieated his seat in the
United States senate in favor Of his
heir apparent, Don Cameron.
There are three men in the eom-
mission to whom we look for fair
ness and justice-Brown, Hawley
and Harlan. None of the five at
present hold any Office or ex-
pect it, that we are aware Of,
and the commission is less par
tisan in its composition than
we would have expected. The very
name of commission, to arbitrate a
political question, has become obi
GUS to a majority Of the American
people. If this commission proves
itself trustworthy and free from
the warps and whips of politics a
great evil will be corrected, public
faith in a measure restored, and
the right yindicated before too late
to accomplish a great good thereby,
Should the report be such as to
cause the withdrawal of the troops
Louisiana and the restoration
of a legal government after an in
terregnum Of a dozen years, every
friend of law and order, justice and
free institutions will have cause to
A full and perfect union
will then have been restored, and
not till this is done. Let US hope
the best, even though not
brought about in the manner, BY
he means and at the time we
you'd have desired.
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AttRchment NOtice.

No. l2l7-Before J. NJ. Coleman. Justice n
the Peace for Shelby county, Tennessee-J.
schwab & Co. VS.. Meyer Berlin.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENTHAV-
! ing been sded out under section 1855 Of the
Code Of Tennessee and returned levied upop
the property of tho defendant, and afhdayit
indebted to the plaintiffs in tho sum Of
tzOo.S5, duo By account, and that the
claim is just, and that tho defendant is a non
resident OF the State Of Tennessee; il is there
fore ordered that the said defendant make
ssr personal appearance before INC on the
my office. 29i Front street. Memphis, Tonnes.
see, and defend said attachment suit With
In the time prescribed by Law, or the same
will be- proceeded with ex parte; and that a
copyof this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks in tho Public Ledger
This March %, 1877.
25.8l s7.lS JIM. COLEMAN. J. p.
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A NEw ORLEANS special to the
st. Louis Republican says: "Dem-
ocratS here consider that Governor
Brown, of Tennessee, was as eager
to secure a position on the Joint
high cabinet commission as Mr..
Key was to accept the position of
postmaster general. Republicans
claim that they have Information
from Washington that Brown is
quite liberal in his views, aud viii
make a good fifteenth commissioner
for them" Governor Brown is a
very able nan aud has not had
to DO with politics since
he accepted the vice presidency of.
the Texas and Pacific railroad. In
accepting . position on this COM
mission it is not likely that he will
entirely forget the interests OF the
great enterprise with which he is
connected.
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With nor.herly winds shifting to easIerly
and %soa1Aetly aud continued high bar.
omessr followed during the night be iall.
log barometer, rising temperature and
cloudy weather in western portions.
The ohie river will rise at stations
abeve Louisville.
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There are DOW published 800 newspa.
psrs in London, 99l in England outside
Of London, l64 in Scotland, l4l 10 Ire
land, aud sc in Wales. Total, 1912,
sgains. some 1000 10 the United States.
The Howard association Of Great Brit
ain says that the common jails in the
United States, with a very few excep.
iiouf, are in worse condition than we're
ihose Of England before the days Of
Howard.
Elder Evans, the leader Of the Leba-
non Shakers, has started a graveyard on
a ne" plan. The graves are to be
twenty feet apart, with a tree planted
over each, 20 that in time there will be a
handsome grove.
The Rev. Phillips Brooks, in one or
his Yale lectures on Preaching" tells
the story Of q backwoodsnan who, after
hearing an extemporaneous sermon
from Bishop Meade protestant Episco.
pail remarked. de is the frst Of them
peiiicoat iellers that | have ever seen
that a shoot without a rest"
The p%olitest man ia England seems to
be the mayor Of Coventry, Of whom
Mayfair tells this otery: He had the
honor to take the hostess in 10 dinner.
i don'tknoT, Mr.. Mayor" tsid the lady,
whether you are At all afraid Of the
measles, but my little children have
them, and ! myself have had a slight
stack Madam" be said, II should
be only too delighted 10 take snJthiug
from 90 charming 3 source"
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LEGAL,
Trustees Sale.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF TRUST
y deed to ne made BIZ Fannie II. Page wife
OF Jesse W. Page, J W. Pase, jr., and John
r Page, Trustee. Of date 18th day Of January,
80, and recorded in the Registers office Of
eheloy county, IN Book No ITO, page Is aud
deoiedness therein specified (tor a moro par
tieular understanding of which reference il
hereby made to said record, I. as Trustee, at
the request Of the beneficiary therein named,
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To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiseretons Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay loss of manhood. etc., I will send
a recipe that viii cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send a
selfaddressed envelope to tho REv. JosEPH
7. IMAM, Station D. Bible House, New York
city. l29-xxiv l2Sdkw
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The subscription price Of the PUB
LIC LEDGER is s. per annum for
The Daily, and 50 per annum for the
Weekly-Postage tres,
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LIB Thursday morning, March ~, lsT7, Of
scarlet lever, SRKLnv LIg, 9Th son Of James
es9g koWeaa Lee, aged s years 5 months and
- days.
Rurial this evening ati pm. Carriages at
residence, No. III Adams street.
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lR. 2Sl4.l
Ohancery Sale of Real Estate

Chsncery Court Of Shelby oounty-James A.
Shane ct al. VS.. Seth w. Bolton.
ny VIRTUE OF AN INTEKLOCUTORY
Ddecree for sale, entered in the above eause
on the 9th day of February, 1877 [ will sell,
a. public auction, to the highest bidder. h
'front.' Of the Clerk and Masters Office, Court
Tenn, On
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MEDICINE.
YegetabIe TOnic Speeiac PlIIs.

0RSNhAN Aahoe
E0R THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON-
= orrhea, elect, Impotence, Seminal Weak
Structures. and a | diseases caused BY self.
pollution, such as Loss Of Memory, Pains in
the lack, Diinness Of Vision. Spermatorrh5,
etc. Price, $3.50 per boz; 3 boxes for e6,
2-s3 d. +. GOODYEAR, 16T Main ct,
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fndicatIons.

WASHINGTON, March 2O.-For Ohio
valley and Tennessee clear or fair
weather during the rest Of Thursday,
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THE Nv LErrEgs.

To-day's UourierJOurnal con-
tains the famous letters written BY
Charles Foster and Stanley Mat
thews which, being known to
Southern Democrats in Congress,
paeifed the opposition and led to
the peaceful Inauguration Of Hayes
as President when the so-c2lled
rebels had It in their power to pre-
vent such 5 o-1asummsiou. Here
sra tks latEs.
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SheriF's sale of Real Estate.

pUBLIq NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
1 that by virtue Of a venditioni exponas To-
9e directed from tho honorable Circuit Court
o. oheloy county, Tennessee, in the case OF
Heo' L.. Williams i Co. vs.. Memphis Park
Association, judgment rendered on tse e0tb
day OF September, 1875, for the sum Of sew
enty-hYe dollars and eiehty-soyen conts.
with interest and costs Of suit, to satisfy said
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On Monday, April 80, 1877,

y loyal hoursfin fron; Of the Court-bopso
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed 20 soil. M ~.
highest bidder, .or cash, the following de-
scribed property, to.wit: ~
The grounds and mpravewe,ts or ~
Memphis Park Association vi me
olympic PARK east Of the city Of Memahjs
on the Memphis and Ohio railroad "'mpAis'
Levied q as the property Of defendant 10
satisfy sly I sSid }9Hs Rent, interest aud costs.
NV Sheriff Of Shelby county' Tam
NNNON, ~. y, II 23-gl
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TOR POSTERS. snow BILLS, CARDS
Circulars, ~, gotten up with TIE latesl
style OF types and on superior paper Of anr
anime etock.And prices. "
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EEsE sEgEsryraTIFEs. l

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1Er-EAE-2sr-ll 70 he ccuTsr
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uHI1sr q uE UraE &c have IN
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Ahcr southern pscifcatiOn keep an
eve on Southern Pacific.
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WASHINGTON.
Arrival Of Governor Wade Hampton
and Party.
ms LrrrKR TO ruE rRrsrpeSr r,

WASHINGTON, March ss,~Goyernor
Hampton and party arrived early this
morning., They we're me, at the depot
ay Senator Gordon and Judge Naekey
who accompanied them to winsri's Ho.
eel. ,
The following letter was addressed to
the President BY Governor Hampton this
morning;
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1.-THE President:

SR-In compliance with your invita-.
ton, | an here for the purpose OF unit.
Ing my efforts with yours to the end Of
composing the political differences which
BOW unhsppily distract the people of
South Carolina. / beg you to believe
that my anxiety to bring about the per.
manent %pacihcation OF that State. a pa
%eihcsuoa in which the rights OF SIT Shall
be safe and tho intereits Of all shall be
Protected, is as sincere as | feel assured
IS your v for the accomplishment Of
the same ends. Ny position for years
past IN reference 10 the political rights
Of eolored citizens, and my solemn
pledge gwen during the late canvas in
South Carolina, mat under my admins.
trsilon ali their rights should be ALSO.
lstely secure, should furnish sufficient
guarantee Of my sincerity on those
points which appear to be tie subject Of
special anxiety. | have the honor 10
ask to what hour it will be your pleasure
TO receive me. | am, sir, very respect.
your obedient servant,
WADE HAMPTON,
Governor of South Carolina.
The President returned an immediate
and Governor Hampton will be
received at one o'cloek.
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3. AND /. ASSOCIATIONS.
NOtlcs to Stockholders.
FoR Rent on LEASE.

DOR RENT OR LEASE-sHAWNEE VII.
Bend Of Island 81; $50 acres cleared, above
we'll fenced plenty Of cabins: team
Eis, ste. II. u. McGAVOUK'
5-em-t Posto1ice. Pecan Point. Ark
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Tor Restoring Gray Hair to its original
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, Sold by all Druggists.
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~ AAs 4sl-lIT - 4s1.
8ErEEEE. &sfsrirg p he eouTsr
ga1iul na1 E1h ruuTss=lsy. IL Hheb
uVrnE EEyHEs psicy &c q the stssus
u rEEllu southern states vas dise7sss5.
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p1ly - WI ETs 70 the pso5ls e the
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mtn En1 ElcVls1ce II Gs-srno- Hives
ant ug Hlsas We tsTst tie 0ost c3mr;e;s
~eouhasucs taEi sBc1 vii Be tie policy
q hf rom unrs o. Respectfully.
5TEgLET NGTrHEEE.
CH1RLEs FosTEg
To ap1 John Z Gsr5oa s1d Ron. JshnY 7.
Hon John Young Brown, who
furnishes tbess letters FOR publica-
ton IN closiDga long letter SAYS:
j. c~ouciuFon. ] vii say tas, 7 have
iaD iz.a ~ tie ful6lueni Of the ~.
ssrsrcsr contained 10 The letters Of
MsssrB Foser and Mathew Tsey are
horors5is usa es1sot Believe tbey
solid attempt . dsIbsrsts deception.
They are intimate friends Of the Pfes.
oesii iAey know his views and exp-egs-
I'd them IT, these letters. An honsst con.
sraenon Of their ls8gbsge means that
the autonomy Of Louisiana and son,s
Carolina should be restored. It's in.
possible that the President, ulder all the
eircuIstances, 10 yiev Of bic " utter.
anees and the promises Of bic friends.
can refuse 50 once 10 make Louisiana
and South Carolina as free as Ohio. and
have the Tag float over States, not prov
lneesj over treemen, 10; subjects. II
TINS IS done the peace and property Of
the republic wili be secured; il not done.
TIE whole responsibility for the conse.
queneee, whatever they may Be, will rest
upon President Hayes.
We only hope that Mr. Browns
Slngumc expectations may be real
lied, and that soon.