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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-16

While bill relating to the Frcedman's Bank
was under discussion on Tuesday, Senator Cam
eron took occason to express his mind freely
in regard to the employment of several commits
sioners, at an annual compensation of $4,000
each, to settle the affairs Of that bankrupt insti
tuition. He said he was opposed to paying large
salaries to these commissioners to enable them
to live rotously and fare sumptuously, while the
poor negroes who deposited in the bank ore
| starving.
One Of the rankest offences Of Grantism was
the plumber of the Freedman's Bank, and the
commissioners who ncss have control Of its re-
manning assets seem determined to use them up
| in expenses and salaries. The head of these
commissioners is John "A. ]. Creswell, formerly
Postmaste err General, IN which Office he acquired
q reputation for assisting straw-bid contractors
| to swndle the Government, which seems to have
recommended him to Grant as n suitable person
| to be intrusted with the care Of what was. left
of the freedmen's funds. Creswell holds one or
two other Offices, besides running bank of his
own in Washington. lie is simply a pensioner
upon the poor defrauded negroes.-New York
San.
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gSaS" Our invaluable fellow -townsman, Mr..
-tames Grant, exhibited on our streets last
wednesday a contriyancc fora fire engine, which
is simple and inexpensive, and we believe would
prove efficient in case of fire. 1t was nothing
more nor less than an iron Force Pump fastened
into hogshead with arms attached TO work il.
with about twenty-five fee: of hose he threw n
pretty good stream of water to tho cone Of Mr..
McNallys two-story store.
Many efforts have been made to organize q
Fire Company in this town, but the expense OF
purchasing an apparatus has heretofore stood in
the way. MIR. Grant has now overcome that OBJ
lection, and we hope the citizens will give him
tangible encouragement in his laudablc effort to
introduce plan that will give some security
against fire.
We think the town Council should consult
with Mr.. Grant about it, and the citizens
ticularly the property conversational call upon
the town officials to move in the matter.
We shall speak Of Mr.. Grant and his impro-
vised fire engine more fully hereafter.
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A slashins Rebuie to wsak-Knssa Democracy

A slashing Rebuks to wsak-Knesd Democracy
wAsarxaroS, Feb 12.-Mr. Carr, from Mr..
Kerr old district, in the course Of his speech,
said: s-.sSs.1F
Florida should have been returned for Tildcn
and Hendricks, but sir. at the same time, hold
that the democratic majority Of this house has
no moral right to complain that this commission
has rendered q partisan decision m reporting
the four electoral votes Of Florida for Hayes and
Wheeler. While assert that this decision Is
contrary to the facts, and contrary to the will of
large majority Of the people Of the United
States, as boldly assert that the Wrong IL
chargeabie in q cause farther back than the
commission. The wrong rests upon the shOul-
ders of those who established this partizan tri-
bunal When the democratic majority of this
house adopted this law, with the full knowledge
that majority of tho commission would be re-
publicaus, covered by republican instincts, con-
trolled by republican interests, warped by re-
publican biases, moved by republican motives,
they deliberately abandoned every claim which
the democratic masses asserted to control our
| national affairs. The commission have done no
| moro nor less than what could or should have
| been expected or required of them. You cree
ted political tribunal. invested il with politi-
cal attributes, and gave them political questions
| to determine, which they have settled from q
political stand point. Being Republicans, they
believed That the Republican candidate for tho
Presidency was and ought to be elected. In
making their declaration, they have been true
and faithful to their political sentiments, educa-
ton and assertions. No legal wrong cah attach
| to thcm {or this but when you rs Democrats,
deliberately put such power over such questions
| in the hands Of q tribunal, SO constituted, you
committed q bold and daring wrong to your
pretended political conviction, and assuredly to
II your political constituents. whose political SEN
| timents ard rights you betrayed and abandoned
to your political adversaries. l rise to remind
| the Democrats, that in common decency, your
votes on this measure have estopped you from
interposing even one word of criticism against
the decision of that tribunal"
lie concluded: II denounce the majority Of
this House as being responsible for the wrong
and ignoranuy or corrup,ly rccreant to the con.
fdence which had been reposed in them, and
faithlcss 10 the trusts confidcd to them Ap
plausc.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-16

EsS" J. IL. Runkle, ex-Solicitor of the -
Circuit, committed suicide in Fines saloon, Co.
lumbia, last Saturday. by shooting himself in
the head Runkle was about 30 years old; n
native of Ohio and brothcr-in law of Exon
gresham liogc, of the 3d District.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-16

GayeT THE Grcenvle News has deliberat ely come
to the conclusion that the only things this country
needs now, is more immigration, more railroads,
more honest men and t,co more Democrats on the
Nu,jDDH PcyyrujDy BoyrI
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lio't, for the Office of Attorney General of the
''''''e' 49, '-~--- ->fsEeed- Mr.. T. ]. Arthur
with power to issue subpGnas and 'subpenas
duces tecua. Thirty days is given for the report.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-16

neAs We give as much Oft news from Wash
ington MS we think will fully post our readers
upon the condition of the Presidential contest.
No one can at present tell how it will result
except, perhaps, Judge Bradley nnl his politi-
cal wife.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-16

8eas" Eggs are selling in Charleston at from
20 to 25 cents per dozen, and meat from to Is
cents per pound. Considering that the Charles
ton butchers cut off all the superfuous bone on
the meat, it is but very little, if any, more than
we pay here. Eggs are selling here at 20 cents,
and not very plentiful ut that.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-16

BsD" The Grand Jury of Rchland has found
a true bill against John Il. Cochran, republican
Senator from Anderson, for the murder of
Thomas Dent, in Columbia, last fall.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-16

gen- DIR. John II. Davis, one of the oldest
and most valuable citizens of Laurens County,
died, on the 9Th inst, aged 86 years.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-16

GSS" Thomas Il. Agnew, brother Of John
Agnew, Mayor OF CoIumuIu,- mas urrn un,uagva
a bankrupt Ills liabilities foo, up 1884 900,
while his assets are neminally 100000. Ag-
new was a large grocery Merchant in Vescy
Street. New York
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GaS~ The dwelling house of Mr.. T. c. Perrin
at Abbevile, was destroyed by fire on Tuesda.
morning last Cause, defective chimney. N
insurance.
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BA- Over $4,000 has been collected by Gov.
Hampton Agent in Nowberry.
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Adopted by strict party vote.
Recess to 10, A. NJ, Monday.

The OREGON CAsE.-Promincn Demo
Gratis say the commission has adopted line
OF procedure that must throw out the vote
Of Watts, the Oregon postmaster.
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PVP~EJ
building,

SUDDEN DEATHS AND MURDER IN AND
AROUND AUdUsrA.-Agusta, Ga, Feb II.
Gustav Stoepel, German Matchmaker,
was found dead in his bed this morning. He
died of apCplexy. To-day Patrick Shea
han fell in the canal and was drowned
Nose Sullivan, a colored constable, was shot
and killed in Hamburg by Edward Ivey,
colored. Mitchell Blair had his throat cut
by Samuel Stuart in Graniteville and died.
Both were colored. Liquor was tho cause.
On Saturday night Ii. j. Rozier, mer-
chant of Sparta, was waylaid while going
home from his store. He was struck with
a slung shot, aud robbed of a hundred dol,
lars and his watch. He has since died.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-16

D6a- Mr.. VIM. A. Courtcncy of Charleston,
has solicited our young friend. Laurie Young. to
act as Agent for the Lee and Hampton Portraits
for Union County.
Laurie has placed specimen copies of these
Portraits on exhibition in the window of Foster
& wilkins store, and has already numberet
subscribers We advise people from the coun-
try to see Laurie when they come to town and
secure fine portrait of each of those loved
chicftains for n very small amount.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-16

Alexander II. Stephens finds sweet solace in
listening to the obituaries which are read to
him by his private Secretary as he sits propped
up by n bolster They do him more good than
The Doctors stuff
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-16

MIR. TILDES's PURPosE.--An influential Dem
ocratic chairman Of one of the leading investi-
eating committees OF the House remarked to-
night that IL the 6nal decision of the electoral
count should be adverse to Governor Tilden, ,she
will not accept the result without further testing
his rights in the courts. The last section Of the
compi omise bill provides that either Of the par
ties in interest, notwithstanding the award of
the commssion, shall not be deprived Of any
rights now possessed under the constitution or
the laws totry theri9ht Of the Presidency by
an order in quo sparrahto or otherwise. This
chairman says that Mr.. Tilden will certainly
begin the biggest law suit of the century to OBJ
tain the Office il he is declared to have been de,
feated-- Washington Telegram 10 New York Tr,6,
Unc.
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Es5" Tn our last We spoke OF Tie nfm 81 DUN:
bar Smith, and it has been suggested that as
there are so many Smiths in the country we
should tel which Smith it is The suggestion
is good, and in order to clear up the mystery we
inform the public that the full name Of the firm
is n. II. a. Dunbar and j. Drayton Smith
There may be many Smiths in the world hut we
are confident there is only one n. II. 4. Dunbar
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gES" Our friend. II. W. Tinslcy has just re-
ceived new supply of spectacles and says he
has some that will almost restore sight to the
blind. lie intends sending a pair to Bradley
and Garfield, of the Electoral Commission, with
the forlorn hope that they will enable those
Commissioners to discern the difference between
the true vote Of Louisiana and the false count of
j. Madison Wells and his returning Board. We
know Tinsley has some powerful speciacles, but
We fear 70 such spectaele. will hs- -seeniahaL
commission, for there none so blind as those
who wM mol recognize the rights of the people
above party interest.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-16

RG0" The Greenvilc Ne'rs has made its mp
pearancc with more than usual regularity the
past ten days, and the result is, il is eagerly
sought for on the arrival of the mornings train
Through it we get nearly all the tclcgraphic re-
ports and the cream of the other news found in
the Columbia papers of the same date, but re-
ceived here in the afternoon.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-16

Gov. Hampton has commissioned a number Of
Offices Of the Military Companies Of Columbia.
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the II ! oil March, ana thereby force n new elcc-
ton in December. The time is so limited this
is entirely practicable, the house must sepa-
rate and discuss for two hours every such case
Under this state of things the president of the
Senate would hold over. and would be acting
president until his successor is elected on the 4th
of March, and that successor would probably be
Morton or Sherman.
From member Of the Commission I learn
that the day was taken up in discussing the ef
feet oe the quo rayrdnto proceedings, the subse-
quent legislation Of Florida, and judgment Of
its Supreme Court. The eligibility question
came up first. and the Republican members said
as they had voted not to take up that question
Mt all they would like to hear what Judge Brad
ley had to say. lie would like to hear argument
before giving his opinion. II was to this point
that Bayard an IIoar principally directed their
arguments. Finally Judge Bradley decided
against HUMPHREYS, and gave an opinion which
the Republican commissioners coDstrue pre-
clu ling any hope for the Democrats upon any
other eligibility case q at may be raised. But o
Democratic member says lie did not 80 construe
it, Thurman offered q resolution declaring
IIumphries ineligible, but it was at length dcci-
ded by n unanimous vote TO drop Humphres.-
Bayard's cheerfulncss Is very apparent, and
Abbott and Thurman are hopeful.
a new case of ineligbility in Louisiana has
been quietly worked up. and it may stagger
Judge Bradley in spite Of his bitterly Republi-
can wife and Nortons and Garfcd's 8 bui-dozing
1t is positively asserted that Joseph, Republican
Elector in Louisiana, served n term OF three
years in the penitentiary for burglary Cor.
Richmond Di,potch.
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WAsHiSGToH, February IA dispatch to
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue from
Agent Chamberlain, dated Cariersvlle Ga. .re-
ports that raid had been made in the N,r,bsrn
part Of that State, and 33 stills DESTROYED and
81 arrests made. Lieut.. Mcintyre. of ihe 3ad
Infantry, was killed in Log Mountains bysf8O
Illicit distilers, who attacked the govern Id
force under cover of night.
If the killing Of Revenue officers and soldiers
continue, it will be hard to find men willing 10
risk their lives hunting for Illicit dis,illeries n.
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When you sec cat put up her back and
snarl at 2 plate of sausagcs you may know
they aye genuine. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-26
ANNUAL MEETING.

YNnE ANNUAL MIHIIsGo or THE TOOK.
holders Of the Mitchell Gold and sil,,r
Mining Company hes been adjourned until July
Sd. 1871. III one O'Clock .. g., when IN. regular
nesting viii be held Of tie once Of the Com.
pany. foom y. col California ,tIeci, san Fran.
cisco, California. for the ol'ction 81 onic ~, and
such other businvs a. may o before tho
nesting. A, 4. HAMMOND.
Je3l I'd se.,,.t,,v
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-26
ANNUAL MEETING.

TuR ANIMAL NETTING O y TIE NEW
York Mining Company will be held at the
ofnee ~ the Company, lioom M, q haywani's
building. tie Csl.fofnla rtrst. San rranei.co,
Caliiornis. on WEDNESDAY the twenty.sey.
stth day a June. 1871. 81 the hour a. Q o'c,cck
=. r.. Tor the slsetion 81 q Board of Directors
20 serve for the ensuing scar, and sueh other
business % may properly come before the meet.
Ing. Dy order Of tho President.
jeistd ID. ]. THOMAS, S.ere.afy,
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poo TAGS.

AT A MEETING or TIE DoAgD or
n Trustees 81 the Town OF uold I'LL. tell
June Is. ISL. the Town Mar,hal wa. Instructed
20 select Q suitable location for a Dog Pound.
He WAS ALEC Instructed !, ,ihcily enforce the
law rtlstltc TO nogs running NJ large within
u. town limits without a Tag. All ,uch logs
VII DC inpounded. Tag. can b, procured by
Application 10 the Town Marshal.
q. Q. sTkvENsOS. President.
W q. HYDE, rerIstary. I,9i nj
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-26
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

0IPicE or CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
Mining Company, San Frantisco. Juno :.
!sII.SAts meeting Of the Board OF Trustee. Of
dividend no. 81 Of Tso u Dollars pr shsrs
Vas declared, payable on Thursday, June Ittb.
Trsnsfer books CLOSED until June 18Th.
leo A. W. HAvENk serr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-26
DIVIDEND NOTICE

nYYIcR OF THE CALIFORNIA MININ0
" Company. Nan Francisco. California, Ju,e
tn, tsTT.--st Q meeting Of the Bard IL III.
rectors OF the above named company, lsld
this day. . dividend fNo. ~ of Two Dollars per
shsre was DECLARED. payable On Friday.
June 18th Tnnsfer books closed until the
jeio C. r. GORDON. scc,,,,r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-26
DELIsourM SALES.

MARYLAND MINING COMPANY.
MI Location Of principal plsco OF business
San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill District. storey
Notice.-There arc delinquent upon the fol.
.~owingdeecribed stock, on account OF aseest
ment nc, ~ levied on the 9th day Of Nay,
1871, tho several amounts set oppoelte the
names Of the respective shareholders, -
'o,ows: No. csrtif. sbs. Ami.
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LOST.

AN ACCOUNT BOOK WAS LOST ON q
- .street. virriDia. on Wednesday last. The
boob contains the name Of N. II. Parsops. the
nnder Will be suitably rewarded by leaving Inc
N q The Postofse Book storr. Virginia CITY,
ny26u N. d. PARs0Ns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-26

And In accordance with law and m order OF
The board Of Dirctors. made on d. ist day Of
May. 1871. 90 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock a. may be necessary all he
Nsurics Dors d Co.. No. 40 Pine str~ San
Francisco. California, on TUESDAY, tho
Twenty%iIih f2sth) day OF Juns. 1871. At the
hour Of . O'Clock p. y. az said day, TO pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
J. II. SAYRE. secretary.
OfIc~-No. 90 Academy Building. No. $50 Pine
street, San Frsnclrco, California. lesid
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TO LEI.

A LODGING HOUSE on PIONEER
~ sncst, Goa Hili: Inquire st the broisrs'
eSsss Of L. .. pRANxKL, Main street. Cola
AAns my1s In
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Aud In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made ON the ssh day
OF Nay, isyT. 20 many shareA OF each
marcel q such stosk ~ mag be moeAsAry will
BE- soid at public auction. a. the oircc OF tsid
Company, boom 2. No tls California street, San
Frsnrisco, California. on SATURDAY. the
sDthday ofJune, 1877. At the hour of2 o'cioek P.n.
OF sald day. TO pay rald delinquent assessment
erpense. OF sale. J. W. CLARK. Secretary.
Onice-No. as California street, Room .,
Fan Francisco. California. telNd
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And I'm accordance with law. and an ordsr of
the Board Of Directors. made on the 10Th day Of
at public auction. a. ths once Of the Company.
Room u Hayvard's Building, lis California
str ct. San faneisco, California, on TUES
DAT. the 81 day Of July. 1871. 81 the hour OF
. O'Clock ?. =. Of said dag. to pay said delin.
D. L. THOMAS, Secretary.
Ofnce-Roou n Hsyvard's Building, 'lis
California Street, In krsnctsoo. California
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MITCHELL GOLD AND NILyER
vi MINING CONP.Sy Location III pin.
sirai place OF business. ban Pranri,co. Call.
Location Of works. Gold Iiill. Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice.-Thsre Are delinquent upon the fol
lowing-described stock, on account OF a.sess.
Ipent tho. ~ levied ON the 2li day OF May,
1877, Tho several amounts set opposite the
nance OF the several Shareholder, a.
follows:
Naines. No. Cert. shs. Amt.
haans f....................2 i2.. 7fo. 100.
Hammond a q. Trustee. 80. al. 2s33 ...0S %
Lamb-rt .5.....i IS
Mckinney II E.......... ....ais. loo. .?0 =,
small WIN, Trustee an. 1850. ..C25 E.
And In sec'rd'noe with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made 90 the 22i day n
MITCHELL GOLD AND SILVER

And In see'rd'noe with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made 90 the 22i day a
Msy. 1871. - many SHARES Of each parcel
OF such stock ~ may bc Necessary viii DO
sold at public auction. ii the ONCE Of the
franeisc". California. on TUESDAY, the
10th day of July. 1877. h the hour n
2 o'eloch ?. N. Of said day. 10 pay sid daiin.
quent assessment thereon. together With eosts
OF advertising and elpenses ~ the sale.
a. q. HAMMOND. Secretary.
oniee-Room Z. No. col California ,trrsi. IAN
francisco. California. jsastd
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CAUTION,

NvRRMAN SILVER MINING COMPANY.
" IN. pnbiic arc hereby cautioned ngnin,t
negotiating the following Described certificates
Of O,ernsn Silver Minirg Company stock. a.
the same have been sold for ION. payment q
Assessment No. n.
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sherwood BP 1 Co. Tiu.. ~
tees. I9ly. leo a.. 10.
Sherwood d y n Co, Tms
Sherwood d vi Co. Tru..
,se...:....v.u.:..:....iaai. LOO. 10 =.
sherwood BFG o.. Trn..
,sss.:;;Yv.S.......iags.. .ico....io.
ices .122l. -. O.....b.
hsrwood Bf 4 Co. Tius-
.se-.:;;.v.....:....iias ...D.....6..
Sherwood b y 90. Tus.
sherwood b 4 Go. Tra,.
Sherwood d y 4 Co. Tm..
tes....................... l252. ...0 .....2 :.
Feliciana sentinel., 1877-09-01
FOR SALE CHEAP.

The property situated on the top of
the Hill in St. Francisville, we'll improv-
ed, consisting of two lots of ground. The
improvements consist in 40 x 40 dwell
ing house with large bed rooms, three
down stairs anu two upstairs, dining
hall, kitchen &C., nearly new and in good
order.
A building situated at the corner of one
of said lots facing the main streets which
lead into St. Francisville, and measur-
ing IS feet in length by % in width
said building has been used as a store,
is nearly new and in good order. Anoth-
er building suited for store or dwelling,
with two large rooms and gallery, situated
at the end Of one of said lots facing the
main street measuring 40 x 80, is also
new and in good order.
All of said property will be sold for the
sum of eighteen hundred dollars, one
Thousand cash and the balance in one year
with interest; insurance and policy to be
transferred to the vendor hereof. Or fol
fifteen hundred dollars cash.
Apply to Samuel J. Powell Esq, Atty
at Law, or Mrs. E. Weber, St. Francis
sille, La, or to Jos. Gondran, Donald.
sonville, La.
Aug. .25th, ,'771m.
Feliciana sentinel., 1877-09-01

n@Archery is said to be CON-
ing into fashion, and young ladies
are allin a quiver at the prospect
of beaux being abundant.
H@The Board of Administra-
tors Of the Insane Asy lum at Jack.
son, La, give notice that at this
time, owing to want of room. it ia
utterly impossible to receive any
more patients. The inmates now
number 2Q3. fifty more than we're
ever before entered since the foun~
dation of the institution.
Newest Feliciana still suffers
FIR the lack of postmaster. No
stamps or envelopes can be OBJ
tanned, which is great annoyance
to the business community. What
is Postmaster General Keys about?
Hadn't he better let speec flying
and apologizi:g for his "erring
Southern brethren alone, and at
tend to his legitimate business
ltS,nday Delta.