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A Terrible Man.
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tFFuMa tno JteFalAnu ElAiu UaaleF
1f the Southern members OF Congress
only knew that the real author OF the
Louisiana article In the Columbus
Journal which created some excitement
at the capital the other day was q 4. A.
w. Francisco. they would be u mole
dread than they were when 1t was atLri-
buted TO Gen. Comfy. Mr.. Francisco is
one OF the most warlike individuals In
the country, aud would take eight Lou
] isIanians at q bite to any other man 8
seven.
SATURDAY. 10 DAY.-,secial sale OF hosiery,
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FOR SALE.

E10R SALE-ON THE JACKSON RAILROAD.
IL near Independence. about five miles from
the Railroad u tract of about 6 acres of good
land; about 10 acres cleared: balance we'll tim
bered house and barn about 9 head Of stock.
cattle. yoke Of oxen. horses and wagon. hogs,
sheen, and iarming utensils and tools. VIII
sell the whole ut d bargain. Address J, b..
this Office. fets*
, 1877-11-29

Tho proceedings OF single afternoons
session of tho now nearly dafunct County
Ring aso enough to mako tho taxpayer shul-
der ut tho thought Ut tho amount that would
have heen stolen during tho cnaaing year ii
tho King llad not been broken by tho cleo
tlon of five KcpubliAn Commissioners.
What they tried 10 steal, what they dill steai,
md what they lail tho foundation for steal
ing hereafter, would make up q total which It
would be rush to guess as. Among the
Items OF actual accomplishment is ono
Of $l,ooo for reporting tho tss-
dmony in tho County Commissioner
trials in the Criminal Court, and which
should have beon paid out Of the pockets Of
The defendants; &58s paid to L11s on an old
printing grab; $4,000 paid to sr1zox for
extra work on tho Court-House which ths
Boazi does not know was ever done and
t55 paid to Prssidont uoluxx for earrisao-
hire in connection with tLa funeral Of u
borer accidentally Killed 1t the Court -Houhe.
Wozss than a!l this combined, for 10 oas
, 1877-11-29

ftA q 1F 7F1f n
ronorcss xyi,;1o MI Tho othor pres;aenta took
the chair on n nvIma fac;t coso mornlv. so
,nnc], for thu 1ooa1 t,,te In a.11,tion tberoto
Mr u,rra, ererc,an of tbo of,co hns ,,con
confirmed IN avsrv ,,oeahtc vov l,v thc con.
curronco ~ t,o.b ,nt;t;ca1 nor,;a. n, hae
anno;nte,, ,ia Cah;not wh;ch was nccan,o1
h1 tha gena+e tho nemocrata ID ,yoll "a
non,,,,;con, vo,,no for Ito ,on,,rations rIo
lac n.;1o charo,. In tha ,1;r1onat,c. c,v,1
mn, military serv,cea which hovo linen recou.
nfyes os rnr,a md binding. 17o has exor.
c;sof, lin frnct;ona NJ oomn,on,1ar.;n .f1hfef
of tho nrm,ca 1,v roaninntot,no troopa In
rssnonaa In .bo col1 NJ namocrat,c f4ov.
ernors Of Democrotio s,otm, Tia haa nd.
dressed Conoraas officially. nni all his
Execn,;vo ncta bnyo tho fut, forco of law.
Tbc 1rouso of REPRESENTATIVES. fnemo.
crntic, bovo voto,f anun,,ca fnr tho snn.
mort Of Tho army. which t),ev rofuacd Ia
lin t1cc],n;no dora of acn. an4rr'a At,n,nfs.
trntion. Nothing fesa t,,an revolution co,,ld
,sntst;tuto Mr. TftpEH for b1r HAYES Mt thin
late day, md IL the Democrats avoided this
resourch ia thu 1,eot md passton OF tho orig.
taal struoclo for the otllcc. II In not likely
TINT thor will be t,etrayel into It now, WHOM
It would soryo no bjcbor purnoso than Sir.
TtnpEs's solas,, oree1 for profcrmeut.
There IL another nbnse Of Ito matter which
Mr. r,7nrv or;,1,r+iv ;oporoo Tia aoorro n
, 1877-11-29

The Democratic conspiracy to get control
OF tho Senate broko down yesterday. owing
to tho detection of Judge DAVIS in one caso
and to tho return OF CosovEn to tho Repub-
licans In the other. A motion being made
10 take mp tho KrI1oaa case, tho fice-Presi.
dent ruled tho motion to bo In order. The
Democrats Appended, and on tho question Of
sustaining tho Chair tho vote was yens 20,
nays 2s. CovovEn voted with tho 1sepub-
licans, md Judge DAVIS did not vote. Had
Judge DAv1s voted, tho vote would have been
d tic, and tho decision Of the ce-president
not having bccn sustained, would have boon
overrulod. The next question Was on taxi
ing up tho KEIIoao case, thus Civ
ing II precedence over that Of nuT1En's, aud
tho vote was 20 to 20, and, the Vicc-P President
voting In tho affirmative, tho motion WAS
carried. PATTERSON voted with tho Demo-
crata on nit tho preliminary motions, while
CoxoyEn voted with the Republicans. Bur-
1En's case WIS thus pushed out Of tho way
by that Of KELIoao. 30 long as CoNovER
votes with tho Republicans aud pAT7xnsos
with tho Democrats, and there DO no other
objections, tho Senate will stand at tie,
with the Vice-Presitlont to givs tho casting
voto. His right to do this was challenged
by 3rr. THURMAN, and from the Remarks Of
various Democratic Senators 1t would appear
that thoir purpose is to contest this point
horcafter. Vico-rrosident WHEELER, how
over, announced that he had carefully: con-
silerctl tie question, and should at Ills dis
Grafton exercise tho right which the Consti-
tuition clearly contera upon him, and cast tho
deci.1ing vote whenever the Senate was
Uanunlly ,1iYfifctln
, 1877-11-29

Tho Chicago produce markets werc active Jos.
ter]ay. and generally easier. Mcts pork closed 1oc
pcr hrl lower, 1t 9l1. rs cash and $11 .a5l11 87s
for January, Lard closed &c per 100 NJ lower, At
81. 10 cash and 81. .774i17. 80 for january. Meats
wcsc easier. at 4Xc fof boxed shoulders and 0kc
for do short ribs. Whisky was quoted at 81. 90 per
gnllon. Flour was dali. Whcut closed .idb1c
lover. at 81 .osA casl and s1.071i for December.
Com closed drm at h0c for November md 7tc for
December Oats closed .s0Mc lower, at a8c for
lower. at 55.ic. Barley closed 1A015sc lower,
Mt G1Ac cash and 09c for January. l1ogs wcrc dull
md 1oc lower Tor heavy. closing weak at 81. ESQ
ais for packing grades. Cattle were active and
stronger, sollinq At s2.ooGt5.50. Sheep wcrs
nominal. nt g.. 7S14.0o. Inspected Into rtorn In
th!a city ycstur1lny morning: .0a cars wheat, o77
aud G00 hu corn, II cas* oats, cars rye, and
30 barley, Total t'dA ears). go. U0O bu. ono
hundred dollars IN gold would buy 31o2 u In
Rrsenbacks al the close.
, 1877-11-29

iahed. There probnbly never will DO q time,
whlo human nature remains imperfect, whom
wealth and social position will not give tho
persons who can command them m nd
vantage over thoao who do not; but tic nd
vantage ia not to be SO great during tho next
generation in this country AZ It ha been
during tho past fifteen yours. II consptcu-
ous examples aro wanted for tho public good,
wo do not know where the officers Of the
law can bestor 60 for influential criminals
than to some Of tho Iife-insuranco companies
like tho ono Of which Mr. OAsE was Pscsi-
t1nrt
, 1877-11-29
Tho Board Of Education is bustirripv itseI

Tho Board Of Education Is bostir1ing itself
toward effcctinG two important changes In
tho present system OF management. It Is
proposed to tako measurcs looking 10 bet
ter security agaiust possible loss in counoc-
ton with tho largo fund at all timcs In tho
hands OF the School Agont, and also to
amend tho ruies 60 TINT heronftor tho ssla-
ries OF teachors slall not bo fixed until after
tho Common Council shall have made tho
annual appropriations. In botll cascs tho
Board would bo better advisol than at PRES
tut OF tic amount Of cash on hApl,
, 1877-11-29

uron what they have lost, and to wish the
Democrats good luck over their precious nc
qnisition2 We nay grieve thai somo Sum-
day-school superinsendents have turned ont
to be wolves in sleeps clothing. but It was
only hore and there QUO among mnny thou
snnds, md 1t is better TINT tl,oy have bcon
discovered Evhy timo one Of thcao fn'sc
teachera is exposed, 1t is uattor for dovout
thanks. Whatever viows wo may cntcrtain
Of tho American Turkey, thoro Is occasion for
thankfo1ness that Russia tlas cooked tho
European Turkey 10 turn, and that itsmay
anon be carved md divided mp among the
sclavio peoples, The railroad strike,
at the first 8lnnce, docs not sug-
COST any oauso for gratitude, but
upon second thoughts It does. Tho rail-
road atrikos called out the national police,
who q.1elled tho violence and oatragca Of the
mob, md restoEed peace and order without
firing n shot. Therefore 1t was whom the
Democrats in Congress mado their aastartlly
effort to 1egislato the army out Of existence
that an Indignant popular sentiment mado
Itself felt and eased II. Had it not boen for
tho great MD 1t 80 quietly but effectua1ly
rendered tho business public and tho people,
Of tho whole North In fact, the Democratic
haters Of the army might have succeeded In
disorgauizing It. Turning things over in
this why, there is evory reason to bo thank
ful for everything TINT has happened, because
everything that has happened might hare
boon great deal worse. It Is eson In order
In hn thankful vn,1 bayn n tn,&kay It mjrht
, 1877-11-29
PERSONAL,

Tho widow Of Senator Morton is now in
Now IInrun.
Oakley Hall began his looturing Season At
Boston Monday ufght.
Gen. Grant is having hia rortralt painted
in Paris By Mr. IIealY.
Lucy Hooper records tho genuine Hucceas
Of Miss Won E1tslcr at tho Grand Opera in Paris
George Macdonald, the novelist, Inns boon
awarded pcnstou Of $500 q year on tho 11ritlsh
civil list =.
4. 7. Burbank Is to lecture at Steinway
Hall tu Now York, Dec. Q, on "A[isccllancous
Heading"
Tronor W. Park has serious thoughts of
seeking tho nomination for Governor Of Vermont
next year.
Mr. Bowles, Of tho Springfield Republican,
IL still suffering from severe nervous psosratlon,
and Is unab!o to SEQ any fsionda or do any work.
Tho Springfield Republican snys Tint Judge
Da.!s IL "laying a broad Foundation for 1885,"
Too broad. perhaps. for tho Whlto tlousc to stand
Oh.
Du Ohaillu wrote lottor to Stanley con-
gratulating hin, on bis wonderful escape from
death. This brings Du ChaiElu Into public notice
again.
The Rev. Alfred Dlowett, defauluug
Ttusteu In Now York, Attempted to sootho IN
anxious snppliant for her money by gently and
peFsuaairciy sluRtux "aweet llour os Prayer"
When Horace Greeley WIS in Toxas ho tolt!
tho ptopla In II speech that tho nrst thing they
needed was 20, 900 cooks. All who havo stuca
Waited tic stato from tho North agsae with hiu,.
Ex-Secrotary Fish has damaged himsclf
mora In puhlte estimation by hls aspsssions upon
tho character Of Mr. Sumner than ho did by the
, 1877-11-29

We limited ut tho Gmo the general railroad
combination WIS announced TINT tho Enatern
trunk lines would not find 1t m eaay n,atsor
10 extort from Western producers and ship
pors ali the pronta OIL GRIM and meats ship
ped to the East and abroad during tho close Of
lake navigation. We mentioned auoug other
means Of protection at tho command Of tho
Western shippers tho new trunk line betweon
Chicago and New Orleans, owned and oper-
ated by the Illinois Central Road. It now
appears that tho greed OF tue Eastern roatls
has already become 90 aggressive as 10 indnco
tho Illinois Central people to negotiate for
tie establishment of regular lina Of steam
ships betweon New Orloans and Liverpool
during tho winter. 'Tho average yoy-
ago from Now Orleans to Liverpool
is not moro than five or Bfx days loug-
or than from New York to Liverpool,
and, as tho delivery Of grain when sold in tho
West can DO regulated accordingly, the differ.
euco in timo will be no particular objection
to the Southern route whom there Is a n,a-
terial difference in rates. Tho Illinois Gen.
trail will hayo special facilities and atlvan-
tngcs for gathering tho corn on its way
, 1877-11-29
A WARNING 70 pERJURERs,

Inc E6nt2nco CT lsonEnT l.. CASK, lAtD
President Of tho Security Life-1nsurnnce
Company in New York, to Avo years at hard
labor In Stato'a Prison ought to have q sa1u-
tary effect upon tho busiuess community.
Tho circumstances which lod to lis trial mud
conviction llnvo bcen related In those COL
umns. Ho certified under oath to tho truth
OF cortain statements concerning tho 1nan-
cial condition Of lis Company. These state
ments wero false. Mr.. GAZE knew, or ought
TO have known, that they wero fasse, when
ho swore that thoy were true. In tho oyo Of
the Inv 1t makes no difference whether ho
Ind porsonnt knowledge Of the facts OF not
Dofng In position to know, and swearing
that ho did know, and falling to know, he
was criminslly responsible tho snmo as II ha
aucies In tho Security statement wero 10
gtating TINT It Is incredible TINT .Mr. CASE
was ignornnt Of them; and 1t ia
this ground that many men will choose to Co.
cupy In justifying tho Rsvero sentence. But
tho law is right in making no discrimination
between willful ignorance md absolute
knowledge in tho perjuror. II tho moral
sonso OF tho community had not boon blunt
cd by tho frequent occurrence Of breaches OF
trust OF laso years, thcro could hardly DO any
dispute upon this proposition.
Tho penalty for perjury would 10 practice
ally abolished, and the crimo wipota OF from
tho statutc-books, II II we1o held TINT neglect
TO ascertain tho trnth, whom tho truth could
TO oasily ascertaincd, constituted sufficient
excuse. oaths Of troublesome naturo
might, under this practice, bo 1nade by
proxy; aud tho proxy 10 chosen for his con-
yontont ignorance OF tho subjects Of which ho
clairncd to have personal knowledge. Tho
object Of swearing witnesses, 1t is evident, Is
to insure truthful statement, and those
persons aEo sworn who are supposed to
know tho truth. II thpy do not know it,
aud falsely testify NJ II taey did, thoy CON-
nit rs heinous m otfense ~ whom they state
tho opposite OF their knowledge. Tho ea-
aonco OF perjury docs not conaist In stating
whit ono knows to bo false, but In stattng
what ono does not know to bo truo for tho
, 1877-11-29

can toll where the stealing will end or how
1nuch it will eventually aggregate, WAS the
letting down Of tho bars In the WA14KER
stone contrnct and opening tho way for I'M
limited steals. Takon n1together, 1t Was
black-letter tlny in tho annals OF tho County
DanrIf.
, 1877-11-29

SANFORD has crushed SMITH. Hc cables from
rarla tic startling Intelligence that BMtrn's
statements arc "mcndacious calumnlcs," and
while sMiT11 Ia prepared to put up With "m.n-
dacfous" OF ''calun,nics," he parslyticaliy de-
mands, "Nhy bothan
, 1877-11-29

2dE 1dANha44f4N4 1QhhE4s
The Turkey, pure aud simple, roasted aud
boued, hot md cold, stuffed and unstuned,
stands as tho symbol Of this tlay throughout
this eutire lind, which has bocn ordered to bo
thankful, wholesale by tho President and
retail by tho Governors Of tho respective
States.. Ali Its associations In tho past clus-
ter about Turkey. AL itu ambitions this
morning centre nbout Turkey. All Its recol.
lcctions tomorrow will lnte back to Turkey.
Why tho Turkey should hare been selected,
howovor, rs an omblem Of gratitude OIL this
day, docs not clearly appear, except TINT our
aucostors may hnvo cherished tho absurd
Idea that a Turkey Ia better thnn hen.
Tho Turkey is not n native bird, but for
eiguer, who ,nals his why hero two OF three
hundred years ago from tho West Indies,
aiong with rim, tatfntu1as, and guaya jelly.
IIo ia not a bird Ut whom cook with
truly artistic nature would boast. II
ho 10 stuffed with oysters and nuts,
or IL ho bo 1anlsed with cranbor-
riea. tcllies, sweot potatoes, vegetables,
and fruits, lie can be nlndo tolerably pa1ats-
bio, aud may DO washed down with cham
pagne, Even thon his second Joint alone
rises to, q, high gastrono1uio standard, and
tho rest Of him is good for-~cats. Even his
personal habits are offensive. He Ia stupid.
sensoless, win, noisy, garrulous, ba1d-hoad-
cd yipod, who .has no higher object in lifo
than to strut and show his tail fenthezs. It
is probable TINT wo cat him on this day, not
because We like him, bnt because our ances-
tora ato him, nn1 poaterity will probably
, 1877-11-29

For this is ttmo when the generosity and
self-abncgation OF man bccome fnanIfest, when
not onlT tlle merchant, tho professional gentle
man, but afso the County Ring" and eycn tho
turkey, refrain from gobbltnR.
, 1877-11-29

Whl1o there la7o been wars and rumors OF
wars, VIC as natiou ha7c stood apart. But the
day Of neutrality Is over. Let III psaYcrfu1Iy
proceed to knock tho stufling out Of Turkey.
, 1877-11-29

Mr.. liar, in letter to tho London 71n1a de-
Tending tho bill before Congrcss remonettz1nE
silver, among other things says:
II Rilver IL rer,onctIzel and made lcga1.tcnder
eoncurEentty With u0ld, .whcsc ID tho deprecated
currency 10 be founay II IL clear that the tlctut
vi! b. Unable to obtatn silver much cheaper than
Enl. for who that holsla silvnf. will part With Il
for 1Gsa than It's legal yalne?
, 1877-11-29

Nor should we forget 10 intervene for tho lost
soul Of the U4anhfc tnazl, who pcrpotrates us
follows:
"PArTKRsoN. PATrEnsoS. TnrnxAN'a man,"
Hoto viii. n.astcr, a. fast IN can;
lick It nnd nat 1t aud mark It with T.
That stAnls for 'rEcasnn for Coxoyxn n me.'
, 1877-11-29

It may DO stased rs remarkable physiological
fact that tue evidence that turkey died In
good health Is touul 1T q perfect liver.
, 1877-11-29

Ono touch Of nature makes tho nations kin,
and NC sylnpathtze, for onu uay ut least, With
Tranquil France flooded with iurvY.
, 1877-11-29
Tic official vote OF New York al tho recent
election for Secretary Of State wns as follows:

Democratic majority orcr Republican, II. $50
Tho Democratic majority last year was g., 742,
and In 1876 II was 14.6lO. Doth branches OF the
Legislature arc Republican.
, 1877-11-29

"And NC would especially ask Thee, 0 Lord,
to remember, in tenderness, the hercsic who
eats g0oso vi thi3 occaston,H
, 1877-11-29
GEN. GRANTS TRIALS IN PARIS.

like tho one of vhicl, hfr. OAsE was Prcsi-
dent.
GEN. GRANTS TRIALS IN Paris.
Gen, GnAsr's progress In Franco Inns not.
bcen Rtrewn with rosea to tho extont 1t WIS
In England. Not but that he has been
lincd md wined enough to startle the most
vigorous mud robust digestion, but there has
been n dsagrccablo rivalry a,nong tho fnc.
lions growing out Of his presence, os out Of
everything else that eau possibly bo used NJ
rrcscxt for contention where Donapnrtiats,
Logisimists, Conservatives, and Radicals aro
all by tic oars. It WIS probably the appre-
henslon OF something Of this kind which,
under tho advico Of knowing friends, induced
Gei. GnANr to defer his visit to Paris as long
aa he could conveniently do SO. It was
pretty certain TINT lo would fall into tho
hands Of n clique, and hIr. sMAnbHx, writ
Ing 10 the Nav York Tri6uhs, saya
TINT tho Bonapartists captured him.
This wa also tho most likely thing to
happen. Tho American "co1ony" in Paris,
hetorostox as 1t may appear, is intensely
Bonapartist In its symrntl,ies, and Ger.
CHANT naturally gave himself up to tho
American colony for management. AL
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,o,,;st foottor t,,nr, ho ,vor,1 ,,ovo oor.onto7
~ ~ T taI T 10 w.. i,aou ~ ,r,,r ', nos.oa ss ~
tto s,.na.,,n Arot,,o- c;rcr,,s.nnao s ,vh;.h
contributed to bring about this result Ia
that the Government Ia practically In the
hands Of tho Doniapartjsts, under NhoaIA-
nav IN tlnt avo,,, ,fsc,oi otto,,;,n uh,xp,
, 1877-11-29

Though wu arc at pcan with tho world, yei
the beat Of tho druursticka Is heard In th,
land.
, 1877-11-29

The Davenport 0a1<tl6 deliberately violates
the Iowa Republican platform on the silver dol.
Ia. Tor ths purpose oi malntalning tho sbsurdity
that tho silver dnliar would only ba worth 81
cents. How does It know that silver dollars, ~
full legal-teudsr for everything, would b. worth
no rnose than the srcsent bullion value Of their
weight u eolucda Thu bullion value ot tho
subsidiary Ilsez u ays Of stx cents ieaa than