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West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-06-16

citizens, legal voters, who offered.
but we're denied, the right to vote
at said election, on account Of race
color or previous condition of serv-
itude, who, if they had not been
so denied the right to vote at
said election. would have voted fo'
YOUR petitioner and against said
Jumel, which was in violation OF
the rights secured by the amend
ments to the constitution, etc.
Petitioner then alleges that he
has been deprived Of his election
TO said Office by reason of the denial
of the right to vote at sai6 election
to large number Of qualified elec-
tors, who offered to vote thereat,
on account Of race, color or previ-
Gus condition of servitude to the
lumber of at least ten thousand;
that under and according to the
laws of Louisiana power is vest
ed in returning officers of election
which existed. under which the re-
turns of said election were made
and determined, whether citizens.
legally qualified voters, had been
excluded from the right to vote On
account of race. color previous con-
| dition of scrvitude; that the Re
turning Officers of said election did
exercise that power so vested IN
them by the laws of ouisiana i;
that in the exercise Of that power
they returned your petitioner duly
elected Auditor Of Public Accounts
of the State of Louisiana. ON ac-
count of the denial Of citizens vino
offered to vote at said election o.
the right to vote on account o'
race, color or previous condition OF
<ervitude, that the said Francis T..
Nichols, acting az Governor, and
Alien Jumel, pretending to act a.
Auditor, are now attempting for
G., bly, and unlawfully for the reasons
aforesaid, to deprive your petition-
er of his election as aforesaid.
The petitioner then sets out iE
detail the number Of voters whom
ne alleges were denied the right
10 vote at said election, on account
of race, color or previous condition
of servitude.
The petitioner then AYERS that
he means by which said denial
was eff cted was intimidation and
a widespread feeling of uncertain
ty and terror :hroug the par
ishes 80 elected on the part Of citi-
zens so denied tie right to vote
that by the law and constitution OF
said State the pretended vote Eur-
porting to have been cast under the
aforesaid conditions in the parishes
20 affected was null and void on
the ground thereof-thaC the re-
urning officers of said election
were by law commanded to rel 'c'
and refuse to cnunt the same be-
cause of said nullity- that by the
returns of said election, made IN
obedience to said law, your petit
toner was duly elected .Huditor
etc.-that the claim of Jumel te
nave been elected Auditor is found
ed on the wrongful and unlawfu
count of the votes SO made nul
and void, whereby the said june
: received 10 II e count of the vote
the full benefit of the votes cast il
the parishes in which there wa
, this denial Of the rights TO vote tt
10000 citizens aforesaid.
That the lawfully elected State
government, of which petitione
, was one of the officers, has bee1
= overthrow by violence, domest
, in-urrection, and revolution a
above set forth.
, That the government thus Sc
4
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-06-16
THE JUMEL-JOHNSON CASE.

JU ,GE BILLINGS DECISION IN THE AU-
DITOMAL CoNTROvERsY-INJU
TO RESTRAIN ALLEN JUMEL FROM
ACTING AS AUDITOR REFUSED.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-09

We have hitherto denounced saving
any thing farther concerning the fund
received by the County Superintendent
from applicants Tor teachers license, al
here occurred question In the Courier
susne time a., asking an explanation OF
tns SLM,in' ndcnA why he withheld
this f.n'l; ~hs X. had not given II back
to those from "nvm Il was received
hai lie has trcsi,i II with silent con,
tempt he has di.rcgarded il Us being oI
any interest " any one, rs all had re
iuaincd silent heretofore he has spurnec
'.tm lie merits. Taking this US an in
s.' W propose to iay II bare 10 ih,
public.
". an act Of the Legislature or 1878
County SGperintendenta' wages wer,
reduced from - 10 <3 per day, and hi
Office labor. incinl;ny visiting or school,
20 my days sn the county: also, tbn
The Supcrintendents should have a.
signt " charge ani c0iieci 81 from eacl
Applican. ivr teachers license on "a
day 0f examination before such cxami
nation would begin, which was 10 pa,
him for tbs sxa0isslon Of guch manu-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-09

Among the graves III Calvary ceme-
terry, 81. Louis, Is that OF Willie T..
sherman. son OF General sherman. A
stand Of colors ani soldiers drum
carved in marble mark ihe place where
tho little. fellow lies. .'horgh Willie
was only a child when the war broke
o : he had the bravery Of q soldier. and
he went into the army ~ The "child' or
tho Thirteenth regiment Of reg lars, by
,vhom he was called sergeant In
sS3 he died at Memphis, Tennessee,
and the comrades Of the little soldier
raised the monument 10 his memory.
Tie inscription upon the stone IL. "Our
lIttIe Sergeant williA ~ Battalion, 18Th
u. &. A."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-09

,scripis as might he made ont by appiI-
cants Ia each successive branch. ~ each
examination, and issuing license II such
manuscripts we're entitled 10 the per
cent required: II not, he still retained
the f.oliar for his labor, which onbfless
no was jdssiy entitled 10 had not Ih.-
act OF law been repealed. But IL being
repealed some time In Tie latter part OF
1876. having been IL force nearly two
years. And by il being repealed. the
former act was again re- rc-esiablShed, with
provisions. that the Superintendent ~
The different counties \ ere entitled 10
their original 81 per day, and that on
application could draw all their back
pay: also. that the Superintendent
should refund this money received from
applicants. This lie has ~: dcnc. 50 far
as we can learn. We mean o,lr own
OF Dubois county. Now
III he has not received his back pay, this
Is not our fault.
In Dubois county. there src about
ninety teachers actively engaged IN
teaching. besides great many that hold
certificates who are not teaching.
Under the act spoken OF, at least nine
tenths Of the teachers passed four or
7,''f'-f
that stood nine or ten Of these examine
iions, making an average OF at least 81
10 each teacher, which would amount 10
1920. leaving out those that arc not
teaching. and those that made applica-
tions for license at numerous exainna-
lions and fniled. To include them. it
would be al least 81, at q very low esii-
mate. Now, tits Is no SINAI. item. At
least for the teacher who rereiver FOR y
recotnrense for lis labors from 81 30 In
Sc per dav. and be'r the re:,roach u the
people. while the superintendent rides
nom school hous, 10 school house az his
% per day, and stopping in each hool
house an hour or TWO, sitting by aid
boxing on, and then leave without Of
'ering a single suggestion TO the teacher.
y to whether ne Is right or wrong. and
irving teachers license at private excmi-
,aiions TO teach private schools on
public money. Such we are sorry to
NY, arc the conditions Of our county to-
iav. Will we allow it?
Nov. 2, ~. A TEacuEr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-09

TOT Tue safptr Courier.
Teachers Institute Of Hall and
Jefferson Townships.

I The Institute Of Hall and Jefferson
townships nct persuant to appointment.
at kensci,'s School house, No. a, IL. Hall
township, Oct. goth, 1877.
The house was called to order by Mr..
Kendall, Trustee OF Hal township, who
delivered an opening speech concerning
the manner of conducting the lus.iialcs
during the winter.
The roll being called, three were alb
sent.
Mr. Kendall was appointed President
by acclamation, and Miss Belle Lindlcy
was made Secretary.
Teachers present: +. J. Nolan. "A. J.
Allies, w. w. Gullett, Belle Lindley and
Lena Robson, Of Hall Up. Teachers
present from Jefferson Tp., were X. T.
Dcnbo, ;. &. Newton. John Pleasant aud
". II. Miller. Miss He'll Kendall, OF Hall
Up, being sick could not attend.
The President appointed al the teach
ers critics, and Miss Robinson. Mr..
Miller and Mr.. Nolan were appointed
as committee on programme, 10 which
the following assignments were made:
Orthography BY Mr.. Gulleit: Reading
by Mr.. Nolan; Grammar by Mr.. Pleas
ant; Arithmetic by Miss Robinson.
These having conducted Classes ia very
able and satisfactory manner. Dr. Fisher
gave an interesting lectlre on Physi-
Iol0gy. Prrmi~cuous business then l,r-
Iing Ia orier. Mr.. Denbo offered the lci-
towing rcsoutior:
Whereas The common school teacher
Iis unemployed for iwenty-nine days
during each school term Of six months,
inclusive Of County and Township IN
Istitutes, for which time they receive no
wages; therefore
Resolved, That the Trustees Of Hall
and jefferson townships pay the teachers
lof their respective townships their daily
wages for the three National HOLIDAYS,
viz: Thanksgiving day, Christmas and
the first day Of the New Year.
The Institute then adjourned 70 meet
.at 8 o'clock, Nov. 18th, 1877, at The Main
School house, In jefferson township
w. w. KENDALL, Pres.
4 BELLK LIxDLEy, Sec'y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-09

FOR square. 10 lines or less, ! week, 81 90
Zach subsequent insertion, IS cts.
Longer advertisements At the same rate,
A fraction over even square or squares,
eouuted ~ square These are the terms
Ter transient advertisements; reasona-
BILE deduction will bs made to regular
advertisers.
Notices Of appointment Of admins
TRAITORS aud legal notices Of like character
10 bs paid In advance.
AxxouScrxa CANDIDATE.
For Township Omcers, each 3l.0o
Por County z.oO
ror District. Circuit, or State, 800
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-03-10
THE RIDGE HOUSE (!
REALARERUAB BA HA WALI.

AGhr THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS ARE
% noted the World for their unrvsisd saiubrity of
us climate. Certain localities ia the
s tally favored In this vayeThe District OF K0na,
the leeward side OF Hawaii been famed place
bronchial, disease- with
and mild atmosphere, with is absolute freedom from
high winds with s soil which, with all
rich vegetation retains dampness aud yields malaria and
with unvArying temperatarehat of the American
Southern European June-ALL THE YEAR ROUND, the
climate Of KOns Of the heslest and luxurious
globe.
The undersigned, at his house Kaawaoa.
qualed In the district for ceAnness
and thoroughDess OF furnishing prepared 10 give boarders
c0mora the diet
THERE ARE RREsH wATER BATHS
premises aud hne bathing within
The Kanea and the schooner uamA
regularly between Honoiula and the Kaawaioa landing
The underslgned employs agents Hs
speaks for Itself upon Inspection A. A. TODD.
Kaawaloa, Kealskekua Bay, Kona, Nov. 10 1879. die
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-03-10
HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.

e~n~, STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR
ZM|L0 Mills, Boilers, Coolers, Iron, Brass and Lead
s-=t1e7s7e2- =ft1szzss7Ssse2 Castings
Machinery of Every Description made
TO ORDER
Particular Attention paid to Ships Blacksmithing
NJ Job Work executed on the shortest notice auI21v
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-03-10
Cana.
BY JAxEs FREEMAN CLARKE.

BY JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE.
Dear Friend whose presence Ia the house,
Whose gracious word benign,
Coald once, at Cana's wedding FEAST,
Change water into wine
Come, visit as and when dali work
Grows weary, line on Ine,
Revive our souls. and let Us see
LIES water turned 10 wine.
Gay mirth shall deepen into joy,
Earth's hopes grow half divine,
When Jesus visits us 10 make
Lies water glow n wine.
The social talk, the evening fire,
The homeiy household shrine,
Grow bright with angel visits, when
The Lord Pours cut the wine.
For when self-seekIng, turns to love,
Not knowing mine nor thine,
The miracle again is wrought,
And water turned 10 wine.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-03-10

~ Advertisers rvsiding IN The KAslern Cnsd etalss
psy s ther cards oy rucsng Crcenhacts Cned States
Postage atAmpa or sach thsy wish ana thr
cards vi b inserted above tAe a. the tina pad fof
~ b1etnrss CARDS, WHEN PaErAiD a rnAm,
allowed discount om thess vhrh fof ansient
sdverttsemeois When paid or ehArred quArery.
single enpen 81 the Apvunrts ren uken charged
ffseen centss ~ the do~rn, one Dollar.
, 1877-04-16

The Chicago produce .nasgots werc active sntnr.
day, md higher, being excited by tho war news
from Europe, Mers pprk clohesl Coo per brl higher,
at $l4 .056o1b 90 for April and S1G. 001l5 02 for
May. Lard c1osed per 100 It's higher At 80. Il for
April and 50. s0I0. a2}i for May. Meals wcrc 20
Nc better, ut 5c for loose shoulders. 7he for do
short ribs and Be for do short clears. fIfghwines
were quoted At 81. 0s!s per gallon. Flour WIS
nctiyo aud higher. Wheat closcd 40 higher, nt
81. II for april and 81. .44Adb1. .44X fur May. Cofn
closed 2tc higher, at 4514c for April ard 4so for
May. Oats closed .lo better. At 1aic for April and
3sAc for May. Ryo advanced 10 7o2b77c Harley
closed hiuhor. 1t 100000 for April. ltogs wcro
active aud 5Gt10c higher with sales ut st.
cstt1s werc In good demand and dtmsr, at -. COO
eco. Sheep were. qulet, ns 50. 7506. 90. Ono
hundred dollars in gold wonld buy Slo0. Is in
ftccnbacka at tho close.
, 1877-04-16

and energy With which theso mountafreers have
tonight for their Independence dnrin1 long tertes
Of JeAra weEn not enough 10 ahow their character,
proof Of thetr watlike spirit may b found In Tho
sayinG Of tbs friends Of Tho family whtn boy Ia
born. They bless him With this speech, "May ho
not dis IN bis hedr'
Greece. n1lhongh an independent Power,
viii undoubtedly be an ally Of Russia, She
IL weak from n military point of view, and
probably could not muster moro thnn 10000
men, although she processes to have an nrmy
Of 10000. The troops arc poorly armed, and
hayo no organized train or trained sanitary
troops. Tho statement has nfso hscn made
within few days that there exists a secret
treaty between Russia and Persia, bt1t It ID
hardly possible that peraia will figure In tho
war, further thau 10 take advantage Of II for
territorial acquisition.
It Ia hardly necessary TO consider lie naval
forces Of Turkey and Russia. Tho feet Of
Turkey Is tho strongest, but this ia not to be
nnva1 war. The contest will bo fought
south Of the Balkan Mountains. Russia md
her natural nllics can place in the field first
and last !, TOO, 900 men. Against this onor.
mons force, placing the Turkish army at lis
highest estimate, tho Porto can bring nbout
900, 600 men. Accepting, however, the low
or estimate, which Is the most likely to ho
correct, 1t Gun muster little short Of toe, 900
men. There can be bu. one renult 10 such
IN encounter, In tho event that the other
Powers do not interfero-the utter collapse
Of tho Turkish Empire.
, 1877-04-16

Tho Wumonfs Christian Association b a com.
bination Of Chicago ladies who hope to OCCUPY
tho samu sphere Of usefulness In their relations
to tho women Of this largc city which tia
Young Mems Christian Association holds to tha
men. There Is nothing rcfornlatorv about ths
organization In the sense fn which that word Is
usually applied to associations for the benefit OF
women. This purpose 10 to open mp cheerful,
Christian associations to tho large class Of 7!ss
and women who live IN tho city without imme-
dlats families or homo such Is true women
regard II. The eoclcty has established dis.
pensary, whlcl, has already extended medical
lid to n,nny who needed It. It fas also rented
two houscs-Nos. 751 and 753 Wabash avenue
with twcnty-etght rooms, which 10 intended 10
sc Woman's Home, whcro domlcil
ind boarl can bo procured at tho
lowest prices, With proper associations,
tcadfngroom, etc. Thirteen Of the churches
have undertaken to furnish thirteen Of thesa
rooms, and other churches have volunteered to
furnish other rooms In part.. II has occurred TO
tho ladlcs in charge Of the Association thnt, at
this moving ttme Of year, many persons will
fnd articles OF household furniture, whether Of
tho kitchen, dining room, or BEDROOM which
Ithoy want to get nd Of. Sent to the auctlon-
shops, these artlc1cs would bring but small re-
turn, while they may hc madc to servo an oxcct-
lent charity BY contributing them to tho
Women's Christian Association to nelp furnish
tho homo they arc establishing. Those who can
spase household ro,1s OF any kind will do
good work ia dtspostnQ Of thcm after this sug.
rnH4fnn
, 1877-04-16

Anu,nbor OF interesting religious oventa aro
recorded u our columns this1nosniug-ain
them, tho opening sermon preached by Prof.
6w1so to The uewly-forued South Park Az
enue Independent Congregational Church;
the installation Of thu Rev. Jouk Auporr
Faxacu rs pastor OF the Fourth Presbyterian,
Prot. sw1sas old church, the first sermon
OF tue lsev. ]. II. WouRA1l, Of Coyingtou,
KY, recently called to tho pastorate Of the
Eighth Presbyterian Church In this city ],
tho farewell sermon OF the Rev. DR.. T1ErAsr,
Of Trinity II. Z. Church, who goes to tho
charge Of st. Paul's III. T. Church. Now
York City; sermon on "CHa1sF's Coming.
byt Rev. G. II. Evzaksr, Of Plymouth Cou-
gregational Church; aud al adlress by the
Hov. DR.. JOSEPH II4nr,lAs to the German
Young Nuns Christian Association Of CHI
ERKQ.
, 1877-04-16

Rposns. oee,tpan.s.
!. CHARTER OAK LIFE tinturtuco Dep't.)
= tn RENT.
q. GUsTiH L WALLACE. j. T. HALE.
4. DUEHER WATCaiCAsE MANF-G co.
&. ROBBINS h APPLETON.
o, TO RENT.
Z. l1ENItF LUEDKEls ........
g. WM. C. now. A. 1. BROWN r. n0BHlNS.
.. Wright 4 TYRRELt.
tu CltAnTKN OAK LIFE tLoan pep't,)
11.l3. FA1RCIttLD l. bi.ACkMAN.
s4.1b. JAMES stulCAS. II. ". BRIDGE.
ia. HENRY T.. sEELYE. ". u. COOPER.
II. II. u. HARDIN.
1919. u. Il. rEAltsUNS h CO.
A. HUTCHINSON 4 ILL.,
II. d. t.. NAAktN l. To.
-. ASsUCiArE EDiTutk
r. EbiTult-lN.cliIEF.
n. MANAGING Eu!rttIk-
If. ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
&c. l.. c. EAl.tE.
-. ". j. nA1tSET l. CO.
~. WILLIAM ntiOss.
~ H. r. SO!sCisOsy. i. 4. NcELDoWNET,
c1. KEnt'ATIt LYcEUM nlliEAU.
81. COMMERCIAL EDITOR
T.. ". ". DEXTER
II GEO. l.. THATCHER. A. F. STEVENSON.
X. E1t;itT EniTDE.
N. CITY EUlTO1i.
oh1ces In tho unlEalne to rent By n. c. DOW,
fpQm y.
, 1877-04-16

5osRri G. FosTsa, m old playwright. arsor,
and manager. who has led a very eventful life,
died IN New York few days ago IN lds I'D year.
Hu wa horn In ElEnbusg III 1901, mud III his
carllcF years was m actor. III came 10 this
couutry III 1833 With CooKx's London cIrcu4.
aud, after short SEASON, weut to Cincinnati
and cntcrol into partnership ia the circua busl-
tcss with joHA koslasoN, With w1ou. he 70
uained until bankruptcy separated them. uo
then went to Fhilaiclph,a aud produced his own
play, "Tho Naiad Queen" With BuRros, cuAK-
Lorvs CusuAAN. and NEAYlx In the cast. After
wards be put ''Ths EHehapttcSs u on the stage,
With PETER aud CAxu11ax RIcuIAo5 - stars. In
, 1877-04-16

Tho Albany {N. ~ correspondent OF the
1rapate, in blu !cttcr OF April s, In relation to
tho inquiry into 1lfe-tnsuraneo matters, makes
this statomcnt-{tho 0rupafe has boen pitching
Into tho I. /. companies generally }-about Mr.
II. J. FunnE2, Of the Charter Oak:
The feature Of to.dsys examination IL that Of
fjEknr J. FuMAxA, via has explained his con.
neet!oe wtth tns Guardian @ Lfs the North Amssi.
that ho found thnse Companies in. how hs srcov-
stod ard tassd a To- ~ Company tao property Q!
money. ossfeoaanx tho a:ten,pted plet u usur,J
tho iqusnda1InR Of trust funds, cxpalniaY tho
st.nsaet!oaa q the MATHEW. tsal catAss md
thl. wa! dano In 20 fall aud frank manuur that It
ssltassa lae Eoai'nlttes and those !" attendance
that II thssu any dtsh0ncsl inauranco officials
Nr. fuxBEn waa not onu Of tlIu number. Even
Ar. Aoak, The counsel Of tho Con,netcu, who has
tho examination. sesalel u ba satislsd and con.
S1ntca that Mr. PunpKm Naa sctfln;: tue iutesrst
Of the policy huldors In tho Conp4ntes with which
ho II CONNECTED.
, 1877-04-16

They tried market woman In baltimore last
week for bclug eonsnoa aentd, mud acquitted her,
Apalsltnore nan nattenod his bullet agatnat tho
forehead OF another baltimore m2n whom he wa
trying to kill.
4 philadelphia schoo1m!strcs1 punished N
urchIn. uschln'a mother cowhtded schoo]m!stsesA,
and Ii now III jail.
4 scientist saya that oyzsnra have digestion. Yet
Il may 10 asked whether high. toned and church.
going Shrewsbury bas erur busn known 10 seold I'LL
wife because she didn't put enough liquor Into tho
stew.-iftra}d.
Tho boston Hsra&t iameuta that tho prstty women
says there was not ona atflkiugly beautiful woman
In tho whole assembly, willis Of dumpy and sesawny
wo1eu theta we're many axAmplsa.
Tho St, Louis REPUBLICAN has discovered that
Blaine has robbed Morton Of the leadership IN ths
Republican ranks. aul thAL. In tho coming cam.
paIgn, pialno will eommand tho advance and Nor
ton thu rear of tho ~ Radical army"
Ahisl r. Ftasla, the Water Register Of Game
bridge, Aass., alopod about year ago With
&c. 600 Of the munlelps! funds. Last week 10
was found keeping 1lttle candy store In Brook
Hn, and living undoe tho name Of George FEoat.
A mau nsses kuows Just whsu ho 10 mlssiug =
golden opportunity. william II, EsaTtsa a. ons
tiue had = chance TO be Secretary OF ltfe-lnaar.
nifty, and SEQ wasre hs u stranded now. iIa3ffys'
Hayes dues not Ind the Presidential path one Of
rospa. Tbs othos evening Dr.. L. 4. Ktctlson, Of
Baltimore, iaysIglsd him Into tho library Of aha
Wh!ts House and. bsfose the unfortunate nau
could escape, the Doctor sead to him ths whole Of
N original poer,.-.EkeAdngs.
~ tho King OF Denmark psssed = butcher-shop,
; tow dars ago, 4 huge mastiG spssng upon h!4
tlny whito tat.toFflsF Tbs King defended BIZ
dog, and the butcher, not knowing who 1t was,
started for tho King, when h. was stopped b1
police constable, who explained mattets.
As Montgomery Queens clscus paassd through
San Fsaneiseo rocspt,y. keeper Of the Anlmals
stood in eago occupied BY a lion, lloncss, ind
tiger. Ros aome tuna ha managed to keep ths
bsutss apart, but hnAly thsy susue1 It each othsf,
and In tho asht tho keeper wsa badly torn.
ApeeuliaFtty about tho St. Louis frs waa the
burning and charrln2 Of human bodIes beJoud ii
possibility Of Identification, vhils &ns clothing VII
Jeff alploss iutaet Manuscripts and letters, loo.
wssa found uninjussd usae tho remains Of bod!es
Of which foat'afths aso popalasly supposed ~ n
W1ksr.
JeFsay cetogsn&s1au. 0sosxs T3eslAud, 5elf In
loss With Mary Ha1stson, bb1ona widow. ThsI
~trs engaged to 10 married, but Vteelana failed
to fusnlt and Mary sned him foE breach Of promisc.
llo Envs har houda conditioned Ia PAY hes $1O Goo,
II shs would let up aud promise NOT 10 publish biz
lsttess, and then died, and Nasy has brought tu!t
s2a5nst ths executors 70 collect tbs money. There
IL tall swearing On Tho TRIAL, whleA u eossuatRg
ths soeiAl Cifclel II nseGas
, 1877-04-16

has been represented, then II serious effort
SHOULD bc tuado to compel the mon who
p1undered him To disgorRe. Air. TnAor hns
always been tho man to attract strong per-
son.l attachments, aud has Ind tho rcputa-
ton Of being fast friend and generous
master. Tho termination OF his career, In
which light his retirement from tho Prcsi-
denoy Of tho Rock 1slan1 Rcnd mny DO re-
garded, is a sad ono, and will bo regretted BY
all who knew and admired him In his time Of
mower
, 1877-04-16

Attorney Goueral DzyEss evidently has no
intention Of boing drawn into a acolliug-
match with tho male virago who recently let
fly at him. lIo beara In mind WENDELL
Pu1lL1rs' wcakncss for calling hard names,
which onca went so for on to denounca
ABRAHAM LINCOLN ny n "parasito," ~ lick
spi,,,u," and - s|avc-hound," and is mol dis
pusrd to intctfero with this harmless pas-
fime