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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-01

Nashville Banner The Southern
Methodist Publishing IN this
city, Is making earnest appeals 20 tho
friends Of Methodism to assist In paying
the debt of that Institution by making
contributions and settling up their ac-
counts. Tho bishops and Book Commit
tee have decided 10 cut down salaries,
collect old debts, urge cash sales, extend
no credit, and issue $4,000 worth OF
seven and eight per cent. bonds, rum
ming twenty years, with iho privilege
Of redemption In three years, secured
by mortgage on the property; with the
FIRST 100000 sold takc up the old mort.
gage and reduce the interest, aud sell
So mucn OF the rest as may be necessary
with the general collections and other
available means 10 pay or the floating
debt. Tho house will thus be relieved
aud put again on the high road OF pros
perlty and usefulness.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-01

One Of the first points of Democratic
rule Is shown our sister State OF Missls-
sippi. The auditor las just made hla
annual report 70 the Legislature show
ing a balance 0f ff0u 000-ln the trenu-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-02-01

oalee Northeast Corner of the square. up-.tair.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-20
A Girl and Her Lover Murder the
FOrme's Mother.

The Court of AK, in France, has re
Gently finished most revolving trial.
Viral1s and Marie Boyer were accused
of having assasinated and cut to pieces
the widow Boyer. the mother of the fe-
male prisoner, VINO objected to her
daughter marrying the male prisoner,
Viralis determined to get rid Of the old
women, and, so fell upon her with q
knife. During the severe struggle
which took place, the assassin called out
to Marie, who was in the adjoining room
Quick get me the gruyere knife; she has
caught hold mine and is cutting my fin.
gers" And Marie brought the knife.
but turned away her head SO as not to
see her mother, who was lying half dead
in the grasp of her murderer. When
the crime wasaccomplisbed Viralis took
the body into the cellar and cut it up,
Marie keeping guard at the top Of the
stairs. At one moment she cried out
"Where are you now" cat the second
arm," replied Niralis. The trial was re-
plete with horrors like this, Vlralis has
been condemned to death, and Marie
Boyer t., hard labor for life.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-20
y, 1o,in,,dlen Tower.

r,.+une cave me q good day at the
Ior'of1 or If 1'onden. The sky lowered
11ae, Ths wind in blew with angry gusts. The
lne l;ner was dark and sullen: y the spl
RI. risel - tha dead come back toIhaunt any
r1ss ,soo ~ the thew surely came back to haunt
place, ona .a ana this was 4 day for theia
.nis .rusenoe. y One dark ghost, in partl-
pr1sv p,1sr seemed present at every step the
eu1af, eea1atnl shade Of the grim D axe OF Clos
On oa.o The little room in wioh the prin.
sei' es o,a said to have been murdered by
Is0 Ie0 oraer i is shown, and the oratory
nI' nhere re- King Henry vi, is supposed to
oave ava met his bloody death, ana the
sa'u ssonucel chamber into which Richard
.u .,Shed from an ambush behind the
a" a.rss to aenounce the wretched Has
t;nos tnl' This latter place is now used as
cn ~ ~Drmor,; tut the same roof covers IT
which rang the bitter. .inyective Of Clos
tar h 4he RI ia clamor OF his soldiers, and
tIa tIl cries ofyhs frightened victem, who
was ,uu nlucked forth from under the table
where he hsd taken refuge, dragged
down stai and beheaded on a stick OF
w,od in the courtyard. This tower is
a nlace for such deeds and you almost
wonder that they do not happen still in
its gloomy chambers. The room in
which the princes were killed is the
moat murderous in aspect that could be
;mao;ned. It is an inner room, small
ann ,,rr A barred window in one of
its walls fronts window on the outer
side of the outside passage by which
Won appoach it. This window is but a
fev fret from the floor and doubtless
the murderers paused to look throug b
II AZ tAey went to their helllsh work
mon the poor childre of King Edward.
The room is now empty. The entrance
was pointed out to a secret passage by
which this chamber could be-and
doubtless was-approached from the
foot of the tower. The oratory in which
King Henry vi, was slaughtered, if
indeed the story be true, is where the
crown iawels are exhibited in a large
glass case. There is crown here ofvel-
vet and gold which was made for poor
little Anne Boleyr.
You may pass across the courtyard
and pause on the spot where this un-
happy lady WAS beheaded, and you may
walk hence, over the very ground that
her last trembling footsteps traversed.
to the lound tower in which she lived
her grave Is III The chancel Of a little
antique church close by. l saw the cell
Of r.. ejgh, ana that direful chamber
which is scrawled all over with the
names and emblems of prisoners who
therein suffered confinement and linger-
ing agony nearly always ending in death
but saw no sadder place than Anne
BOIpyu's tower. 1t seemed in the strong
est way eloquent of mute suffering. IT
seemed to exhale grief and to plead fol
love and pity.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-20
Welded TO AN HEIREss AND SUED Fol
BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE.

During the recent strikes the employ
ers of the Western and Atlantic rall
road which extends from Atlanta, Geor
ola. to Chattanooga. Tennesfee, remain
ed faithfully at their posts and dla nov
even make application for an increase OF
wages. Ex-Governor Brown, the pres
went of the road, has issued q circular,
returning his thanks to these employees
for their fidelity, aud announcing that
in recognition of their bearing ne mas
ordered an increase OF five dollors per
month in the pay Of conductors ana 4
proportionate increase in the pay of nfe-
man and trainmen. A.. =.
The Pittsburg commercial says IA that
since the memorable retreat OF the Phl-
ladelphia soldiers five different men
have been arrested on susplclon 0'
being the so-called ''Avenger" who foli, a
owed the soldiers and picked them on
one by one, with one shot Killing two'
The ''Avengel" was the name given pe.
cause it was supposed that his brothe. :
hal been killed by the soldiers. ana
that he was avenging his death. hairy
Goff has now been Identified as tne
man, and he is under commitment 1of
murder. ." ''.. -.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-20
Putting a Bull to the Test.

They had discussion overat Miller's
tAe other day about bulls. Mr. Miller
said it was all nonsense to talk about a
bull being excited and made furious by
red rag. He said he had an uglytem-
pered Devon hull over in the field who
would take it like a lamb if you would
shake the flags Of all nations in his face.
DR., Robinson said that Miller daren't
try it, and Miller bet Robinson that he
would. So Miller went into the house
and loaded himself up with red-flanel
rndershlrt, and we all walked out to the
field. Tue bull was there, looking calm
asasu summer morning. Miller climbed
tie ieLce and went toward the animal,
Keeping the shirt behind him. As he
came close to the bull he suddenly pro-
dncrd the shirt and firted it in the
bulls face. The beast jumped back a
yard or two in astonishment, and kept
ms eye on Miller, while Miller waved
IL, Tue old vermillion garment vigorously.
Then the bull shoor his head several
tunes, as ii he declined to have any
thlng to do with the business; and Mil
Ter turned toward us and put his thumb
70 MS nose and made signal of victory.
Just then an idea seemed to strike the
pull. He put his head down and moved
ss'"lltly forward. Miller at first thought
,oere had been an earthq uake. He was
hurled up twenty feet, and when he
s'iuck the ground he made another as
Ienslon, Upon his descent he thought
ie u, wonld try and run, but a Devon
sloft-horn was inserted in his. trousers
ela al again he went up high enough to
a;S ;Gse brd's-eye veiw of the surroun-
caus ue country. On the twenty fifth des-
eou' ne fell on the other side of the
,' rence from the bull, and we picked him
ap. Ills clothes were in ribbons. His
nose n was curled and bloody, and his
a. m1uth Was full of grass and mud. We
%'hea hlm how he felt, but he said moth
d;s' We inquired concerning the con-
,'1'' nI'lon C, OF his bones, but he made no re.
KY We asked him if his views about
~ I.''ls lis mad undergone any change, bui
40 -n walked silently along. We wanted
w. w.. snow how he enjoyed the scenery the
san .as' 'lme he went up, but he would moi
ai. HIii he merely went into the house,
.a "'.eu up both barrels of his gun with
Eu ;. nails, and screws, and scraps o1
tl tion' and then he went out to interview
t'a1 t Dull. The animal was corpse ii
,, '0u minutes. and then Miller peeled his
WV WVI'nrshlrt y and went upstairs to bed
tI "o know what his views are now, al
'"oogn ne does not express them freely
tha aie Rsv. John H. Kinks, who. will
C',, (a1 ,orother of Professor Coe, OF Yal'
n,g m"ii'ge, received the DfForrest golc
.eaal L"a IN the class of 1872 at Yale, ha,
the uoon called to the pastorate of the Be
na1;ayy @ly Congregational TI Church at Mont
sna ahe friends of the cause of woma,
na.l ge In Boston are subscribing mo
Ivy Ivy, lor the purpose of carrying on
Is ;;'ely sty canvass in Colorado. where ther
;n ;n W W De a popular vote on the question
81 a. october. Miss Alice F, Poorer ha
gwen $loo, and Miss Abby W, NAV S23
The Morning herald., 1877-08-20

is Is now % open 10 tne PUBIC free there nas as
music and singing in the evenings the
Museum contains over 10000 OF the rarest
curiosities from all parts Of the world and
constantly adding. ,Refreshmentsl can be
the snd coolest r Il ths
city; the weary will find this q place Of rest
and comfort, also, good music and oblige-
ing walters, :. ~ .r.l..JllA 7t'
'7' Proprietro,
The Morning herald., 1877-08-20

" A Large number Of responses from
ba,'ks in various parts Of the United
stst.s we're received in answer to call
for a convention of bankers OF the Uni
.sd States, to begin in New York on
ssnten her l6. Prominent bankers OF
Philadelphia stated that they regard the
N ,tinnal Convention of B .nkers as of
paramount Importance just now, as the
anh;ects to be brought under discus
s;on are OF vital interest to the pnblio
prosperity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-30
FOREIGN News.

King Victor Emmanuel has written to the
Pope CONTEMPLATING him on the approaching
anniversary Of his elevation o The ErisooraIr.
The Pope iaa sent reply thanking the King,
and taking occasion to beg him not to permit
the Italian Government 10 despol parishes aud
conlrac7nitrs OF their property, stating hat
otherwise he should be constrained to protest.
The King has made no reply to tho Pope j
m$Svc.
In CONSEQUENCE. of President MacAlal.0u j
recent action the Italian Republicans have pla
cardcd the streets with notices Of a great de.
monstration at the Apollo theatre GA the 3lst
instant 10 declare that Rome can never again
become the Rome Of the lopes.
1t is stated that President MacMahon hiss
sent 90 autograph letter TO tho Pope expressing
confidence that in the serious position France
now stands his Holiness would continue that
benevoIcncc lie had always manifested.
Mr.. Malias Romero, Mexican Minister At
Washington during the Presidency Of Juarcz
has beer nominated Secretary Of the Treasury
and Trinidad Garcia Secretary Of the Interior
Pedro Valdez, 10 company with some liilhustcIS,
was defeated by Government troops on May
II.
The Shcreef OF Mecca has placed the treas
ures Of The Holy Shrinc, the accumulated
money Gift from pilgrims. ut The sultan dis
posal The treasures aggregate 200. OUO,0nO
piastres.
The Queen OF Holland is seriously i'll.
Henry Weekes, The English sculptor, is dead
J. Llthrop Motley, the American hiatnria#,
died yesterday.
Three battaTi0n5 Of infantry AID four bate
ries of artillery are to reinforce Metz AID
Straasburg 4 battalion OF rifles will BIZ STA
toned at Sevcrnc.
The French republicans are unanimous Ia
accepting NJ. Theirs rs their leader. The clcc
tons will take place in bis name. liz The event
of presidential vacancy it is unknown wbeth-
or Nj. Gambetta would support tbs cau1ila-
ture Of NJ. Theirs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-30
The New French IiaiEigLyy

1t is noticed that the Bonspartists &C.. t.
on's share oil the appointment. untc. IL T..
French Ministry. This is caU1nE coa.iior..
uneasinoss and suspicion alnong the IaGilia,:.
The following article IS irom yesterday Ia-
Union, Il Legitimis! Journal:
Every act OF energy should III !oa-Er.@..
To combat the Republicans in order i la.l'.a
the Republic is stupidity. n ante laa { '
sorvative forces in order /, resist Revelation
plan which requires solution. HG5 tie ).
shall one2 We should not have raised lH' >.
ton had not tho MGrahn., appealing 10 oar g..
idenco, asked Us 10 taEo pa! III tho on. .a
While not allowing anybody - !sy tgaas
the prize Of the hoped Tor, but ,ncro &&I %.
uncertain victory, it allows the country L.
cast only two solu!ione--thc cXpcdicHl ~ a ..
deIcy for life or OF MI lmreTIM. surp"..'
lie Presidency Is q lGoEarchiH! itisaaooi N.'
republican treason. talschooI ,.ad ;..a
would be two fold insult 20 u" di,n,% .
France. An Imperial surprise W"UI! t'..,' -
its dupes and accomplices to the iMtlLnn'." .
history. We shall Not be found in Their r.n1.
Tho Government, by its composition, la gisr
acts and inner direction, warns Gs tho h.a.
the enterprise Of social defence there may
political mar ulvcrS. Rightly Or wrongly, b.
names Of certain Ministers, thc sclrctioa Cd ! .
tects, and the proponGcraLinG nttuorcn .! ..'
cldl pClSUllS WY Uccl uut !la!liD, I."HN
viclion that if the Marshal wishes simply 80.
Loyalty to withstand tho revolution tr"c" 49,"
be other aims behind and around INN
The Due De Broglic, President Of th3E r.a.
and Minister of jug ticc, has issued s c;rcU..-
tie procurcurs general, nxpaninE tHat r..
don't III MahOn, exercising his ,uH5t.u..',
prerogatvo. interviewed to arrest ia" pro-
radical theories, incompatible viii tnp i":a.
society and tho greatness Of Fralea. Ias y.
iater invites public prosecutors to II" r'Io-h'"
vigilance and iirmno:s TO secure rc2n"c. to' {.
laws established FOR the protection o. mora. .
religion and property, and pAri:aHi&'.F l."
laws defending lhem against tno attack O." . .
centious press. he recommends the proc. ..,..
to repress apologies for tho Commune, "!i-o.
against the President, and. above all, Al" IA
France party in favor Of foreign Wa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-30
The Derby.

LONDON, May 30-ll a. m.~-Ihc, weather
for the race for the Derby is cool, pleasant! and
slightly cloudy, with light southwest breeze.
The latest bettiog on the race at this hour IS 5
to against Claimant, > 10 , against Rob hoy,
to against Altyre, and to against Brown
Prince. The prophets who uutIl Monday were
unanimous for Claimant are now considerably
divided. The Daily Telegraph AID Post favor
Mr.. Sandlorls Brown Prince. The Standard
lavors Claimant or Brown Prince The N2Ws
selects Atyre for the winner, With Brown
Prince tor second choice, while the Sporting
Life expresses preference Tor Claimant.
LONDON, May So 30 2. m:-The Derby
race was WOO by Silyio, Glen Arthur second.
and Rob Roy third. There were II starters.
LONDON, May 30.-rhe great event Of the
racing season, the contest for the Derby stakes
took place to day 90 the Epson Downs, and
was Witnessed by the usual Immense crowd.
The weather vas favorable. The race resulted
in victory for SiIvio. the last betting against
which animal vas II to |. Glen Arthur, With
20 to laid agaiost him, came in second, and
Rob Roy, one Of the lavortes at 3 to 2, third.
There we're Il starters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-30
American 5Sraci;tiG%.

at yesterdays session Of tao board {! ""''..
of American Iaraelities in New York, II"
nlitteo on statistics made - report, aEo"h@
the state of charitable Institutions, .it"'..
newspapers, &c, &c., under jcTE3 c''.-
-Four secret Uobr6W societies w~r" !h-">..
showing mem bcrship OF COCOA. %i.n'' "
Of Washington. read the following inttE ID
Secretary of State Eya:ts, dated NrshI@a-
May 3D.
have 10 acknowledges the rccs%;oi ye.', o.
Of the icst iuatant in relation - 10" A"''.''I
outragcs and prosecutions of lsrac.i!e5 awe.
in Turkish provinces. In view .! u" 2|i
sion Of these unhappy people, ana q! the d,."-
TO which they are exposed, yvl hDEch' -
Dnpartmeut to instruct United Stat: M!n'.
AMI representatives near TURKISH r!1''1l.
cooperate with their colleagues ~ t';Gi NJ ID
as may be desired for tho relief ED proc .
of the Hebrews dwelling in tho prHcin'-.
and YOU instance especially those m h'r.
Much OF tho misery tba. Is no" beng e. "
is inseparable from the state Of WAT IN VIM"
country is now engaged. PROVINCES ~"
more or less, under military c"ntf@', N.' :.
feared that ordinary diplomatic prof..
representations cannot b. MS" 81 -.
effective az is wished BY AL who dr.'5c -
right, Justice and human ~ prevail. Il. 80.
snec of your wishes, tho DrpsItneEt VI ''
COPY Of your letter 10 cur 4ih":.f y! ! .,
tinoplc, with Instructions - tAh: sd;A &, ;
the matter as will, in his Jul[A @h'
calculated 10 secure an ainc.ip?"'' '' '' 49,
dition of tho oppressed people
an, Sir, your obcdic!.! h:rT,Ii
NJ :! t,.r-'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-30

EeWS OF tie Day.

Yesterday afternoon y young Dan named
Nudgir, driving buggy hear Harrison, Ham,
itoD county, Ohio, ran into another buggy oc-
cupicd by man uamcd Brice ali! his nephew.
An alteration ensuod, i'll which Nudgn was
beaten to death by Bricc, who used tie tu:t
cud of lis whip as club.
Henry Norfolk, who is accused Of the murder
of his wife near Friendship Anne Arundel
county, Nd, was locked up 10 The Annapolis
been strengthened by several circumstances
during the morning when thc crime was com.
mtted, and his strange behavior before aad
since then.
The report thai the arms Of the Vcous Of
Milo have been discovered is confirmed They
wcro found on tic Island of Milo, at . distance
of lees than thirty feet from the place where
the statue itself was found 10 1920. The arms
are exauisitely modelled. Que hand holds 1
kind OF disc or shield. The workmanship and
the locality compel even The skepileal 10 &C.
knowledge the authenticity Of these wonderful
relics. X is not little singular that the news
Of tho death Of the liuICr OF the famous Venus
EicriX Of Milo, now in the Louvre, has just
reached Greece at The noIueut Whcn tic other
portions Of that great Tork CT art arc being
brought 10 light.
The Internal Revenue Office has received
from Deputy Collector JoseI 70 at Bristol de-
tailed account of the recent troubles with Illicit
whskey dstiers 10 Leo equity, Virginia. lie
gives great credit to the couoly authorities and
substantial citizens for the assistance they rem
dercd him, aud adds that bad it rot bceu for
them he is quite sure the United States oh
Gals would have Jared very badly in tue affair.
"A Columbia Is. o. dispatch says the House
last night by vote Of &c 10 % refused TO ad-
NIT the entire Charleston delegation of seyen-
teen mcmbera, Fifteen coorad aad TWO whites,
Including Mackey, the Speaker OF :hc Cham
bcrlain House. The resignation Of Senator
Whittemore WHO left here upon III indefinite
leave oil absence week ago has been received
and accepted.
George R, Goodridgc prominent merchant,
of Norfolk, is dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-30
Fire in NEOutrcsi.

MONTREAL, May 30.-Auother lsast rous
conAagration occurred al one Q clock this la9ln
ing, by which about sixty houses we're destroy
ed and about The same number Of families rem
dered homeless. The fire broke Out 10 Con-
roy's stables, situated on Dalhousic street, in
Grifintown. 4 nigh win1 was blowing at the
time and the flames spread With lightning
rardity and communicated to Esplln's lumber
yard aud pIaDing mill and the rear. An i'm
1nepse quantity of lumber was stored on rs
plin's premises, and the flames soon Increased
RAPIDLY, sending forth sparks lao the surround
Jog streets, which contained small wooden
houses. The fire spread from the lumber piles
to plumber Of sheds belonging to tenement
houses in the rear Of E:pI!n's lumber yard.
Surrounding the lumber yard, on William,
Duke, Dalhousie aud Nazareth streets, stood d
whole block oil light wooden tenement houses,
and with the high who'd which prevailed at the
time better finder box could not be found.
Maxwell's planiug mill then took fire and q
change 10 tie wind carried the flames over TO
the eastern side Of the street and also in the
direction of William street, cut its way through
to Ottawa street, licking up all the Hmsy
houses in its advance. and only stopped at
Nazareth street. when it reached Ottawa street,
where the 6remen made determined fight to
arrest its progress. The flames went % to
Nazareth street, and at one time threatened to
devour the buildings CD Duke street, but only
four we're consumed On the latter street. The
loss is about estimated at nearly 100000.
The greatest destruction was done 10 Nazareth
street, but Duke, William, Ottawa and Dal.
house streets also suffered severely. Ma5y
of the people burnt out arc in poor clrcnm-
stances, and are mostly uninsured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-30
The Dunsb Shall Sne..-

Il gentleman OF this city, one Of he lay ds
egates TO the Episcopal Council latcv b,r1.
StauDton, in : communication TO the Son,b,.a
ChurchmaD. describing visit to the l..t
dumb aud blind asylum in that place, say,,
The most remarkable exhibition -. l..
class Of deaf mutes, who have ac,val,s -. q
taught to utter articulatc sounds, and it vs,~
most touching scene to hear class Of fr-
pupils recting the we'll know hymn, 'ys,r.,
my God to Thee" vita sufficient distncrrc.
to be understood by all present. N,t os.r
has this wonderful success been aceompisI.i
but they have been taught to arlicuiate AK.
sentence given them, and which i. WT.IIss
down on the blackboard By their teacher H.
certain signs and characters, which arc . grand
mystery to others, but which, to then A..
signs for certain positions ortheir vocal ol.,r.
by which certain definite artcuate sound a..
produced.
The wonderful skill ard patience lejus.3
to produce results SO nearly approachin1 II,
miraculous, may be partially apprsciara3 rs.
cannot be described
The most beautiful exhibition VIZ H
recitation of the Lords Prayer, b. Iov,?
little girl Of about five years Of a&o, IA IL.
"sign language" we'll understood by ,bc def
mutes, but incompreheasibet to those t. wha..
it has not been taught. Standing il fran. Q.
the raised platform, dressed in pure Wi.
with Der haxcn curls falling o7cr her shoulder.
with her little hands placed palm % palm With
the fingers pointing upwards, her gentle IL.
eyes raised to heaven, ard an cXprcssl,a 81
solemn intcres: marking her dolica,c ital9.a.
she commenced It's recitation. With cent.
and most graceful movements sometimes d.
one hand and arm, tloE 81 the Cthef ri
sometimes with both, with motior5 arrar.1.'.
directed either to her forehead, hyg 2y@:. L..
lips, or her heart, she continued 70 j. ,.y.
The effect produced was iaatantahtou, AKA
most remarkable. Instantly in that large ~.
up to that moment, noisy audience aylo~.
silence cnsued, whilst all watched vi,A c7,G
interest as this lovely but aH!c,al chit! p
dressed "Our Father, which art in hcay,a
many With tears Of sympathy WcIIinr .:o,
their eyes. 1t was truly a lovely rictl1c H..
soon to be forgotten by any who had The Ii;
piness to witness it, and preaching s2rma.
as eloquent as ever fell from lie liz: e H.
most celebrated divrcs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-30

At the Cabinet meeting, yesterday, General
Ord, commanding tho Department Of Texas,
was instructed TO he even more vigorous than
heretofore in pursuing raiders, if necessary.
Into the very heart Of Mexico, and capturing
not only the stolen goods. but the thieves them.
selves. Now that the u S. troops arc not en-
ployed in sustaining carret.bag governments 10
the South We should suppose the Texas border
could be easily protected without invading for.
eigu territory