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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-09-22
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.


Mr.. Thomas Alberti Informs his friends
and the travelling ,,ublic that he has rtade
some new arrangements which will enable
Ii.A to satisfy all those who will honor hin,
with thcir customs.
Meals furnished at al! hours of the day.
Breakfast at 10 O'clock A. NJ. and Diuner
at 4 O'Clock L. M.
ComnodIous and well furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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IL. R0EHEMANN.
Escaiars i'm

E1UaNjTURE, Hardware, Paints, Oils
L Window glass, Wafl galer. Limc.Sand
itisier, Cement. Metallic, rose w.;pd, jil'ni
tttioa black walnut Collins, also cypress
cofiIis made to order, &c, &c.
fu connection with n. II. HoFFMANN. Cab
met Maker and Rcpairer of all kinds OF fur
n,tltre. Main Street.
Ijian.6 ly Bet jackson and ST Philip
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Bodley Wagons y Hl
Manufactured By
Body Bros,

WHEELING. W.
NANE WAGONS g. CARTS q esey
OTnnber Wheels, Bagasse Calts,a
Carts, and every size of small Cafts, D.-
Two-horse Wagons, Spring Wagons
Pole and Shafts and Spring 49,
The BEST Axle Grease maIc,
ONLY Perfect Distributing nac.
Cotton Seed Meal and other Fertlli1e's
VIRGINIA CAMEL w.
OUR FACILITIES for maDufacfaKl1
U'nequaIed by any house in ~
Whereby We can furnish FIRST -
work as CHEAP as any inferior wofA z
cd u the South. -
WIN. III. Raglan, AeeSS
jan.l.77.1y. THIBODAUx. ~
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
II, 10 ct IT,. Royat Street, N. OH, l3 etl5
Entire Canal ct R}Ouame
LOUIS CHAPLAIN. P~RoPRIETAIRE.

On trorve dams Get etahlissement toni ce
que Ia saison fuurn:, tic plus diefcat ct tonte
espece dc Wins de e;,oiG toni ce quill faut
pour soirCeS ct marriages., etc.
II Y n dcs salons particu!icrs au rrcnIers.
CT dos chuulhres G!6gaInn,ent meubltes i
Toner d IL ~seluaiue ct an mnis.
Ina pIanteurs ct les ha9,ifants dc IL cam
pagnc 9ui voudrunt lolorrr Get ctasiisse-
meat Ia lcur patronage Y troltvcront DIES
cil;ambres CT neu nourriture bOiIne CT cop
cUse & $50 r%ariour.
~ Las pnrtes ,iu restaurant rcstent ou-
vertcsjusqu a minuit. Is n. %
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FEUlLLETON
LIE
Baron de Brehat de Brehaut

PONSoN DU TERRALL.
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CIR Z Nd A'E'i:T.aT4s
DE
Forge, aiisssrr1a1e,e Ct Eur.
rOsse..ic.
II. TEIIIHiU, p.cpfi6taire,

II M, 2, ftNi'fICtaIfG,
A L'HONNEGn DISFORNER SEES
~ anus ct ie na5!ie qa'il est p,tt n entre-
prendre tout onvrage concertap5 sa partie
u me%ii,eurcs conditions ct "a lies priN tres
moHerGs.
Ii s'est adiointa Get cffet DIES CURRIERS' de
premier Or,ire Ell ben comm cGblIne~tels.
II a achae an Nocd dG grams assortment
de
RATES Ut JANrES
pour v~oiFures, lie premier choix.
Aussi, Un assortment &c
EOUES PATEN TEES
pour %voitures,
MOYEUX EN- FER
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tonnaEe ID, high pressure, abandoned; Enter
prise, Bhousetown, 1880, tonnage ILL., hish press
IRE, snaKged and sunk In March, 1882; Envov,
Cincinnati, 1881, tonnage o.. high pressure. worn
out; Elk, aftsrward Industry. Brownsville, 1879.
tonnage GO, abandoned 1883; Erin. Covlngtop
1893. topnags 100 worn out: Erie. Brownsville,
1877, tonnage 81, afterward called Hornet, turned
over In q storm; Eclipse, Msratta, 1882, tonnage
GO, high pressure, worn ont; Ellen Douglas, New
Albany, 1888, tonnage 1885, high pressure: Tx
change, Cookstown, 1886, tonnage &c. high press
are.
sT. Ii us, May 1D.-Buaness Is about as dull
~ 1t ever gets TO b. and the landing presents All
appearances OF inactivity which is painful to con-
template.
The Oarondelet lies up till the last OF August,
when she will resume her Place In the Memphis
and New Orleans trade. She will put steel bot
toms Iii her boilers and make some other neeeF
cary repairs. The Future City and bsrges lease
for New Orleans to-morrow, but the Centennial
will have 3, take her chances next week. Travel
on the Upper Mississippi is steadily improving.
The Carondeiet made the run from New Or
leans to Ut. Louis with 1000 tons Of freight In
eight days. Her fuel bill was only 300.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
Fifth District, Algers.
April 10. 1877.
All persons within the limits OF the Fifth Dis
trict towing license and capital tax are hereby
notified that the office for the collection of said
taxes is now open at the corne of Seguin and
Patterson streets, Algiers.
nj. j. BARRETT,
apis tt State ak Collector.
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FOUND NOTICE NO. I3.

DEPARTMENT OF POLICE J
Administrators Office,
New Orleans, May 10, 1877.
WAS BROUGHT TO THE THIRD DIS
w trict Pound corner Of Morales and Ma
rigny streets, on WEDNESDAY, May IS. 1877,
Wheh + Ba a52nt hands high
expenses thereon paid will be sold at public
auction. at said pound on SATURDAY, 26th
inst. a. 10 o'clock m.
BY order of
ROBT. E. DIAMOND.
my2O I'd Administrator.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, STATE PRINTING BOARD.
New Orleans May IA. 1877.
Sealed proposals are invited for the printing
of the decisions of the Supreme Court. in &C.
cordance with the provisions OF section 8 Of act
No. 1oo approved April 80. 1877 and the same will
be received up to and including the 2sth day of
May, 1877.
BY order of the Board.
my15 I'd WILL STEVEN. Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE TAX COLLECTOR, THIRD DISTRICT, |
Parish of Otleans, May 9. 1877. !
Property owners of the Third District are
hereby notified that am now prepared to re-
ceive current and back TAXES ON REAL ES-
TATE. at No. II Esplanade street.
my9 Inn j. L. PROQTER. Collector
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

MAYoRALTY OF New DREAMS |
Eew Orleans. May 81, 1877. !
GEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
- until TIL URS DAY. the 31st of May. ut II m
for furnishing the Crescent City Police with
uniforms and equipments. in accordance with
ordinance 3914.
Specimens of different articles required may
be seen at tn 8 office.
Payments to be made In three monthly INSTALL
menta. ED, PILSBURY Mayor
Dty21 81
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Pass Marehae----Psr sehr Transit 900 broon,
handles order
Pass Mauehae--Per sohr Dan b Gastle----1T cords
wood master
Pass Manutae schr Pon,ipe d'0r---25 cords
wood master
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No arrivals from sen yesterday.

sTEAMBuATH.
Cotton valley. Carlton, from Camden
Martha. Bsssett, from Lower Coast
Jno Means Davis, from Mount Vernon. Ohio
River It'll : bafges
Thos Sherlock, Hates. from Cincinnati
st john Bergeton. from Baton Rouge
Robt Young Ransom from Donalt sonville
Gov Allen. Brown. from Bavon sara
Key Sc ne, Mcfarland, from Ohio River, with 2
barges
FLATBoATs.
Aliens three boats. fram Yaaoo River
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Southern Shoe Factory
OF JOHN HANSEN.
M and NJ Canal street. New Orleans,
TO ALL SOUTHERN CITIZENS

TO ALL SOUTHERN CITIZENS.
am of the same opinion as yourselves and
am determined to help build up the manufae-
help the laboring classes and keep the money,
which would otherwise go to the North, at homo.
About b year ara ago started ny Factory and 6y
promptly. have been enabled to extend my
business and support 500 women and children
order still to Increase my Factory. I would
earnestly call upon the merchants. not only Of
the city, but of the whole country. to give me
their aid and announcement. Come and see me.
del41y JNO. HANSEN.
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Route No. a-The OLD Dominion Line.

The same Lines to Wilmington and Ports
mouth as Routes and D.. Thence. on Mondays,
Wednesdays and saturdays at. p. m by the
magnfieent sidewheel steamships Of the OLD
DOM MON C0MPAN which invariably arrive
at their New York whartes Mt 10 p. M.
through run of n hours, combining the
essential elements OF Cheapness. speed and
Comfort
days Mondays aud Thursdays to connect close
ly with this Line.
For Tickets, Checks, Time Cards, and all in
formation, apply at the Offices OF the New Or
leans and Mobile Railroad.
A. POPE, General Passenger Agent.
J. II, WHITE, Southern Passenger Agent.
Fl. w, FOWLER, New Orleans Agent, corner vt.
Charles and Common streets. my4H
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Route NO. Ebay Line.

Over the same lines to Wilmington AS by Route
Mol. Thence by Special Pariof Oars to Ports
mouth. Va. Thence, H 7 p. IN. daily Except
kunday) by the magnificent steam RS Of the
BAY LINE to Baltimore. Thence by Limited
Express arriving in New York at 4p. IN.
seventy-one hours run-only. six hours In
excess Of oil rail time, with the advantage OF an
undisturbed nights rest aud superior accom-
modations upon the Chss tpeake Bay.
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TAX NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR
Third district, Parish of Orleans, !
May 1G. 1877. J
Persons owing licenses to the State in this dis
trict are hereby notified that such licenses must
be paid by the first of June.
s. r. PROCTOR,
my16 7t* State Tax Collector.
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Tuesday. May "a, 1877.
Daily report OF the stage oil water, with changes
In the twenty-four hours ending yesterday
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MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS INDEPEN-
DENT PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY. May &c. at 8 p. m.
IT. FOR CANDIES. ELDORADO.
all landings on the Black and
Ouaehita Rivers-The fine, new. light-draft
passenger steamer
COTTON VALLEY,
Joe w. carlton master,
VIII leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board or to
DOUGLAS Il WTNBURN. IS Natebez st..
A. BHITTON, 81 Grayi,r st.
p. S.-Will give through bills lading to Bayou
bartholomew, TO Bayou DArbonne, with Drivi-
lege Of rsshipping. my22
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REAT JACK sf's ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS. sT. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD LINES.
DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS,
will depart and arrive as follows: from Caliiope
stree depot from 1877:
Express No. / s sop. m. Express No. 9 10 80 am
Express No. y $3.50 a. m. Express No: 4. s:25 am
Nos. and run daily, D and daily except
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
through to Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago. Cal
Louis sleeper Is taken on at Milan, enabling
passengers to go through Without leaving the
train,
Accommodation trains between New Orleans
and McComb Iity
1880 q. m. Sunday.
Arrive 40 D. IN. Sunday, and o:15 a. m. Mon
Tickets for sale and information given OF n
Camp street, corner Common Under City Hotel
A.. D. SHELDON. Agent.
H. d. FRosr. General Manager. mh4
Y,HE NEY ORLEANS s41,,,4 AND \ MOBILE RAIL
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THE
EAST. NORTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville. via Atlanta an via st. Louis.
CARRYING THE q. 8 MAIL.
Trains arrive and pepart from Depes. loot Of
Canal street. as follows:
DEPART, ARRIVE.
Express. $500 .. m. Express. 1856 .. 10.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati. Lou.
isvtle, Nashville and st. Louis, without change,
and only one change to Nov York and Eastern
cities.
Ticket Office, corner. Of Camp and Common
streets. opposite City Hotel
2. .. ROBINSON. superintend't.
mh2 If J. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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OUACHITA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUAUHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUACHTTA CITY. TRENTON AND MONROE
weekly Ouachita City u. q. mail Packet.
Leaves every WEDN EHDAY. ut D. M,
Sg FOB. OUAUHITA CITY. TREN-
ton, Monroe and all way landings
nkThe steamer
JOHN III. HANNA.
lin place of Ouachita Belief
81. W. Blanks. master. Joe Holmes, clerk,
VIII leave regularly as above. For freight or
passage apR ayt o1 ! b2ard Il f. pros,ssn.
No. q Canal street, corner Delta.
HITE CALM, BRITTON a EPPLEn
JAkNEY b WORK, 1OHD Il MopEAKE, Agts.
r h.-Has regular connection with oil the
tributaries. fst1 II
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NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Leaves ON THURSDAY. May a. at 6 D. m.
-n.-Ys - For. Camden. Eidorsdo, ,Uuacnita
ek1% City. Monroe, Trenton and all land.
=. tngs on Black and Ouaehita rivers
The fine. light-draft passenger steamer
RAsrMOP,
-. Gus Hodge, master. J. T. Mohr, clerk,
will leave rs above For freight or passage
apply ON board or to
+. A. BLANKS,
1900 President No, = Canal corner Delta st.
HITE d Cabin, BRTTTON d. EPPLERl 49,.
JaNNEY d WORK, LORD d McPEAKE, Ags'
my2
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|,Ieared Yesterday.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, I
May ~, 1877. (
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Am bark Eba. Grover, for sagua Ia Grande in bal.
last Norton q Bell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-28

merely exhibit him the crony and chum OF
Marshal MacMahon and his cabal of priests. lie
was made use of to Influence the Marshal. well az
20 influence the public in favor of the Marshal.
"When General Grant was visiting the EIysee,"
says well informed correspondent, "what little
politics was talked took the form of some questions
as TO the right Of veto allowed to American
Presidents, aud the Marshaps friends sue
ceeded in making it pretty plain to him
that in the most republican State on earth,
the chief of the Executive can keep the Will
of the Legislature in check during his whole term
of oice.' Marshal MacMahon knows as little OF the
Constitution of the United States as General Grant
by his own confessiOn-hnows of French politics.
IT, however, they could have convcrsed, each would
have found plenty of points of sympathy with the
other. The need of employing an Interpreter stood
in the way of free exchange Of views on the priyi
legcs of elected rulers the lnalienable perquses OF
Presidential Office the relative advantages of being
governed by dc Brogle Babcock and other
such matters. q. w. 5.
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GREEN ddenly on the 26h inst at somers Centre west
chester County &. " Oliver Green, IN The 01 Jear " ps
Fnera services from his residence Saturday the 2Sh
inst, at O'Clock p. m. s.-.,-- - -.
Carriages will be in waiting Centre station on ar
rival train leaving Grand Central Depot az luO M
Relatives and trends respectfully lnyltei 10 ate
HILLARD-In Brooklyn. Thursday morning Dec. ~,
Uaue Low, wife OF The late john ldrd III tue oJh Je
~ her
The funeral viii take place at O'Clock on Friday aernoon
from the Second Unarian chapel, corner OF CLINTON and
COngiosssts. Friends are desired not to send MOWERS
HCNTINGTON-At south Coventry. Dec ~, the Rev. f. b.
Huntington.
Funeral at Parsonage saturday, At IL a. m.
and friends Of the family are invited TO attend
PRU DENSuddenly ruesday Dee % ~ h!s residence In
Mott Haven Thomas Pruden. aged ~ years
and friends Of the family also the members OF
Columbia Lodge, No !, o. o. r, and lebanon EncsmP;
l. o. o. F.. invited 20 attend tao i1nsrl
residence, li9th ST. and Mottaye, on friday
Dec. %, at ~ o'clock
Train leaves Grand Central Depot at 1880 an
sTABLER-suddenly at salt Lake cry. Utah. Friday,
Dec ~ Herbert sabcr third Of Francis and Cornea
Staber, IN the Zlst year n his age. 49,,
Fune will take place from ~ stephens r. r. CHURCH. MN
burn. y. j. 0 Saturday, Dec -. az l2;s3 p m . ~. -
foot " Barclay ChrstOphefsa az lEZO MI
returning, leaves Milburn at 2Oi D. m.
TAYLORAt Paterson, n. j. OF pneumonia, Thursday Dec
~. Archibald TayOr. OF the firm Of smith * Taylor.
friends respectfully invited 20 atenf
services the University Place PresDytean
Church. this city ga O'Clock SATURDAY morning z5h INST
THOMAS-At his residence city, suddenly, Thurs
DAY, Dec n, Marquis ID. Thomas
Notice Of fuMcra hereafter.
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THE UNION LEAGUE CLUE tREsIDESCE.

JOHN JAY DECLINES TO HAVE HIS NAME USED FOR
A REFLECTION.
Mr.. John Jay declines to have his name considered
for reelection TO the presidency Of the Union League
Club. on the ground that he is unwilling to be in
volved in n contest. Mr.. Jay is not holding this
position now for the first time; and the place could
have no attractions for him unless unanimously
rendered The following is his letter Of declination:
The Hon. EDWIN D. MoECAS, Chairman Of the Commit
tec nominations, etc.:
DEAR GOVERNOR MORGAN: Last year when the nom
nation 70 the Presidency Of the Union League ub was
rendered ne, after a long absence from The ccun-
try, / was assured by the gcnticmcn VINO
waited upOn me that its acceptance WOutl tend
10 strengthen the unity aud harmony Of tho
body The bcuenccut and fdrgcaching influence OF our
oriu must depend the future IA tine fast upon the
unauimy OF it, action FOR maintaining III tie Natcl
the state and the Municipality tie principles when We
have made historic
iiiiIrGto when the club has kindly hOn0rel me- my
name has not disturbed that unanlmlly | was INST
crcfcd 10 the presidency in 1896 whie | was absent
i'm Europe. aud | have been informed that ON
each OF The tour occasions when | have been
raised to that honorable post, II has been with
little or no opposition. / could not now, IN
iustice to the club or To myself consent to
be regarded az IA candidate under other cir
cunstanccs At this moment the dangers that threaten
INC public faith renders IL dOuOly important that The
club should have pr sident VINO VIII receive an unan
mon; ana cordial support and WHO can Lead the club
most cfFectualy in harmonious effort To maintain the
National honor and public welfare
Will you please announce 90 the gentlemen OF your
committee the withdrawn Of my name, and believe me-
dear Governor Morgan, iaitliu,y yours, JOIN JAY
No 22 U'Gshing tOH-sqEgre y. l., Dec. 20, 1871
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PATCHING CITY EXPENDITURES.

The department estimates for 1873 were
again considered by the Board OF Estimate and Appor
tionment Yesterday. william H. Webb, Orlando b. Pot
ter and Henry y. Beors representing the Council OF
Political Reform appeared before the board, asking it to
reduce the appropriations OF the Police, Park ana Edu-
catioua departments. The committee claimed that lhe
appropriation the Park Department should he reduced
from $4,000 to $50, and that T73939o sh0nd ne
deducted from the amount asked by the Police Board.
Ia its written communication rhe committee clam lhat
The work OF street cleaning could De done Tor 9luOOOo,
and ia support this statement say tHat certain CIT
izpp of New ready 10 take contract At tha
amount and give bonds for the faithful peri rnance OF
the work The amount asked rs the Board OF LducatiOn
was AZ gig 500 This reduced ny the Board OF APP
port!onmtnt to 81 553 600, and the committee claims
thai Tins amount should be reduced To S219OjOO The
Board of Apportionmcnt will make its final report III
feyy dlys.
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.,o- Fdmunds has been IN correspondence WIN
yaae Hampton and that an agreement mas "oou
cached 10 Gust Patterson on charge II oii'oi,
ii a. declare Buffers seat vacant on account -
r,l election. thus making room for hampton sao ~
come in and for CoTbln 10 oe pu1 ~ on,ntTv wonld
~ i; - dsby sort OF rumoT, but the county I;b
luis =, 20 any sort of an honest Scnelne VIII Iva
SSu1 I'D il Of the services OF Dotn Cto,so" ""'
I,,,ier though IT does not banker lor Ooioi"'
III. silver advocates ideas of logic arc pecu-
H. Here is Mr.. Halstead, for instance Tying
60 refute a charge that all the worst ueh"e gus
IN the country are at the head OF lue sn'oi nv
- ~. saving that in Ohio the men who nave been
men - met for silver are the same ones who
S s'o o,nosed William Allen because he was an
aatioist If this proves anything, 1t is that those
-. o,,,orents have succumbed and become
liz Tor MILAN Allen stands pIecISeIl Nnolc Nv
stn,J before and he fayors silver preciSeN hs SHnS
tber uAati0rist does, because u is CRAP 49, go
IN ~. ord Gary are all Ohio men, ana are an loI
iiy"r m they are not demagogues the country
hasn't any.
m. p.rrhlioan OF independent prochvities, VINO
ishcs IN prcscrve a magnanimOus atutuue town."
tbe Soutb and maintain a generous cohhueh'e III '"o
wisdom oil the Administration, has anything o"V al
oas time Of IT, He does not Ike 10 keep up seo'io"-
:. ;,,osit, vet he cannot take into consideration
,Io united vote Of the South for repudlatlon ana lts
eIo,,or for subsidies and remain calm in the Deiei
u
da,,erors m element 10 gam control OF the govern
,nept. lie wishes to think the ADMINISTRATOR IL
linen, i'm It's efforts for Civil Service REFORM put nc
s.srrbcs In vain for evidence 10 calm ms uotpts'
mo more he reflects upon the SITUATION, theIeI"IS,
- Josper becomes his conviction that tlie Only
,Lipg do is 20 maintain firm taltA IN the hePHD-
L. and IN tlc head of demaEogue aud rcpudla-
Tor whenever he gets chance
The accomplished and genial editor OF The LoHs-
,ille Cosrer-Jomral is liable to he misunderstood
some more. He has just sat down after an ardaous
eaort 10 prove that when be warned the North OF a
horrible "loosing Of the devil" he merely meant 10
say that the Wandering jew had been enfranchiaed
aud might make trouble. Now he remarks that The
Southern prodlgal hasn't come back for nothing
He i hungry and means to be filled. The people OF
the South he SAYS in italics ARE in the Union, ana
propose TO stay in and partake OF all the advantages
Of that Union especially the advantages OF securing
approprauouS rs Northern States do, Tor necessary
informal improvements" As one OF these appIOpH-
tio,,. they propose 10 start with TlO.OOOOUO IOi
evc.s Notice is given In advance That any adverse
coulmeut on this modest sum Will moi represent t'
sentiment 81 Northern RegublCansm' nut VIII be
ne "s..ugwlangery of brutal blacAguadisn'
Well tine need of any comment does not seem 10 DC
imperative.
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Only FORTY MILLIONS II TIE SOLID SOUTH
BOUND TO HAVE

The people OF the South have gone 20 work
WITH tate,tus,- O, pair tho dcsOition wrought iva the
dsys of E.iub lean supremacy supremacy, bY the
gIv WHICH hii.h AMI corrupts everything touches.
Ttt arc 300 the UuiOu ol uts, anu propose ~ s1y ~.
III tgraytIye Of s,caftug appropriations Northern
Sf,Ss ~ fyr necessary HterHdi improvements. They
have NOT the means 90 effect t1c construction oI lrN'-
r,i u tU. hands of toe Government, and 10 VIII De-
uc. They know mat ii the h,<l,,ppl RIVER ran nom
,i. ami Jersey. substantial ictct- 200 feet Wid
aud 80 feet high would nave been hhHt along ih'
mo-. IN. euilir length 10 an cXptusc ~ from flupOOO,-
n.,n q, 5000 ODOUuu Thcy ak Tor tipObUOpD, & De-
.peut under Government SUPERVISION, ON lclres
r.t.r.. Tlry cannot do the Wura tIrm-riFtH.' The
people of thD Nprh would not " DO the WORK them
,Iy,s" 10 would boz dOac b. tine Government aul done
a efualIE.