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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-28

L
U. q. Cnuncnn.-Sssvices a tie church on
Sabbath& q II 4. 4. and 7 S.M. sabbath school
Ut $50 An. Prayer meeting Wednesday EVENING".
81 =. Moons, Pastor,
l
CITY Daseessfy.
Jas. n. FALcon,-Mayor.
d. W. AYxns,-City Clerk.
O. II. WALfsns-Masshal. |
j. 3. TAIcorrGTteasurss.
PArssy Drns-Street Commissioner.
-; :;:s:.:Ar. city Council.
Local AAttOT3.
MELONS are . full crpp this year.
THERE is some lslk At . Asacs next
week In this city.
Do not fail TO look that immense
stock Of clothing at Beggs..
Two weeks from next Sabbath the
present conference year Of the Methodist
denomination expirea
l
E. B. WILSON informs % that his oate
yield wss fifty Bushels TO the acre, of
good heavy grain.
We acknowledge the receipt of several
very fine melons from friesds In the city |
and county. Let the good work continue.
$3.50 |
LOOK out for busy times about three
weeks hence. Tho outlook for . large
trade 10 very promising.
Sioux City has . poet by the name of
Joaa Brennan, who will soon publish q
book containing HE rhymes.
THE farm of e. w. Skinner was sold
Ivy Sheriff Bovce last Saturday on IN exc
cntion issued in favor of the Weir Pillow
company. The land was purchased by
the plaintiff.
That "wOman in black " seems TO be
reacting on the " iocal" of tue Journal
He has the misfortune Of being about the
worst used up young man on record.
A MARNEssxAKKR in Vermillion id.
vertises that no ~ ever complained of
the work done at his shop. Probably NJ
body eves had any Of bic harnes.
TRYrNa 10 do business without adver.
tising IL like wihkiag sta pretty girl In
the dark you may know what you ase
doing but nobody else doea. /
NEXT week the patter Of little feet
will be heard again going to that temple
Of learning In the southern part Of the
city. !. Let every child 10 town attend, -
the future demands educa>s1 men aad
women.
LAST Friday. the general remark was,
"Its hottsf'a"-bus just what placs We
were unable % Cad cut, - the locality
w~ mid in . whisper. ASsw unsancti-
fed have made some pretty close gusses
Tnk Ponca Journal says that o. Sunday
night last B. q. Bsiler. living . few miles
from PoncA losA six large stacks of oats
and harley BY DIRE, thought to BE- the
wosk Of - iacesdiary.
CAN show yna The issgsst and cheap.
~ ssock Of Mess' and boys' clolhing ever
hr0r9ht n Eak Point. III honwhk OF 6rst
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-08-28

MELONS are . full GRIP this year.
THERE is some talk AZ Q dance next
week In this city.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-10

1oldieEs' QaaFteFs-Flrc-Los Of PFi
vate RFoperty-Water.WO
Buell. and his Characteristic Re.
mark-HOFSe Raee-Mcn Mus.
tered for Pay-WeatheF-
Interesting Local
News.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-10

large and rlIinously expensive by !: few
crOakers and narrOw-minded economists
is proving, as predicted by the clear-head
ed and hsxe-hearted citizens of Helena. to
be the mest renumeratiye investment they
ever made, even il > pecuniary point OF
view, while its benefits, etlucationally, so
cially and morally, are felt and acknOwl-
edged to be inestimablc. The school priv
ileges thus afforded nave already been the
means Of SO increasing the population that
additional room is required for the pupils
attending the public school. A new graded
school house is already a felt necessity,
and its erection seriously contemplated at
an early day. Thus Helena, with few nat
ur,l advantages as to location or surround
ings, built in narrow gulch, its steep
banks and gravely bars, which have been.
and are being literally scoOped and sluiccd
out to bed rock, pulled up by the roots and
torn into shrels for its golden treasure. is
far in advance of all the other towns in the
Territory in size, wealth, perminency. and,
I may also add, an enterprising and intelli-
gent community. All honor to her pluck
and energy, to her unity and perseverance.
to her business tact and foresight. Feeling
that she was the 'sarbiter of her own des-
tiny" she has bravely struggled for ascend
ency. encountering difficulties the most
overcoming obstacles almost
to bidding defiance
to the devouring elements. She has estab-
lished he' self on firm and prosperous
basis. with all the material, social and pro-
gressive elements necessary to free and
community, an attractive city
and desirable place of residence for a good
" number Of the thousands who will here
after seek for homes and fortunes in our
ich. beautiful and fertile Territory.
''GOd made the country. but men build
Inc citics.'' W.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-10
TERRITORIAL BILL.

a bill has been introduced in Congress,
and its passage predicted by the press,
guaranteeing to the several Territories a
Republican form OF government, and to
secure them in the right of local self-gov-
eminent" 1t proyides for the election of
Governor, Secretary, Chief Justice, and
two Associate Justices. Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, and Commissioner of
Immigration, and appropriates the sum of
SIS, 008 annually to each Territory, in lieu
Of the present appropriation. We trust it
may become a law.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-10
0eJe0s0 q "B0Ns" Tweed Recon-.
menaeA.

New YORK. January Am the Board OF
Aldermen this afternoon q resolution was
adopted declaring that greater benefit
could be gained for the city by the dis
charge Of VIM. NJ. Tweed from imprison-
ment than by his longer detention. and
recommending the Attorney General and
corporation counsel to release him from
Imprisonment. after securing for the city
such property as he now possessed, and
after taking measures to secure his testi-
mony ii necessary in any suits which might
hereafter be brought by the city.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-10
TEIEcR RAMS,
Miners Arrcste0.

DEADwoOD, January 4.-Yesterday ten
men, employees of the Keets Mining Co..
were arrested on a charge of grand larceny,
preferred by the Aurora Mining Co.. for
removing ore from property claimed by
the latter.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-10

We have full line of ladies', voods .r,,r..
Ing rs complete an assortment ne can Il. c,,rS =.
.nis market, all Of which is marked down At
very low per cent: of profit. Old customers will
:. Us up to tho times and new ones are invited
20 call ano examine goods and learn prices
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-10

LONDON, January 5.-The Advertiser
hears on reliable authority that official in
formation has been received in st. Peters
burg that the Chinese have massacred L.
500 men, women and children in the HASH
garian town Of Manas, committing the
most ffightfll atrocities.
Rumors have been lately current that
the government has pardoned all the Fenian
prisoners. These rimors, however, appear
70 he exaggerated.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-10

names in the studied effort at classification.
that makes 1t las Mark Twain would ex-
press it) somewhat monotonous.'' But
taking ii at the usual rates of discount, 1t
makes very creditable showing for the
metropolis of Montana. A town that can
support a hundred merchants, twenty sa-
looms, sixteen lawyers. and three ministers
of the gospel. must be established on a
pretty solid basis and enjoy wonderful re
sources.
In Justice to Helena we must say, how
ever, that the apparent disproportion Of
ministers to other professions might pro-
duce an unfair estimate of the liberality, as
we'll as the moral and religious character
of the good people, in the minds Of some,
without word of explanation. At least
one church and two religious societies are
at present, temporarily only, without pas
tors. With generosity seldom equalled,
never, perhaps, excelled, the Helenaitcs
have nobly responded to every call, both
for the erection OF church edifices and the
support of the ministry. No better evil
dence of the fact is needed than the num-
Der, size, and character Of the church build
ings, and the regular attendance upon and
interest manifested in the sabbath services.
The church accommodations are equal to
It least one half the population. What
Eastern town can make better showing in
his regards /
But find that my letter is already too I
Ong, and yet have said but little that /,
wanted to say In regard tc the metropolis,
nd must not close without saying one /
v0rd about the large and DeautfSil school I
'o,ise, erected about two years ago, and (
which was thought 10 be 20 excessively 1
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-10
MONTANA NEWS.
tMadisoaian, 5th inst. I

Mr.. Horace Taylor and family are re
moving to Bozeman, where they will max,
their future residence.
On account Of the sickness prevailing
among the children in this vicinity, the
practice Of keeping open house on New
Years Day was not generally observed in
Virginia.
Messrs. w. +. Van Dorm & Co., of the
Ogden (Utah) Nursery, are travelling
through the Territory for the purpose OF
introducing fruit and ornamental trees,
flowers, shrubbery, hedge plants, etc.
Daily independently
The last which was heard of the Mon
tana laws Is that ex-Secretary Galloway
was indexing them short time ago.
During this week the First National
Bank shipped ten thousand dollars worth
OF silver bullion to the States.
Marshal Wheeler has now over $4,000
deposited In bank to the credit of the
United States, This sum was derived from
wood and lumber seizures.
The court ices in the wood and lumber
cases have amounted TO nearly 81 COG. We
are not advised q 70 the amount OF fees
drawn BY the Disfsict Attorney and Mar
Dhal, but II s probably double that sum.
This wood business 3 very profitable to
lhe government and officers, but It Is
fearful tax on the people.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20
srsrlcr DEMANDED.
rhe aIardcrers or George cosSaa ArraAs.
"a and PaseaPam Held en- charge of
Murder.

Last Saturday was the time Scott,
Sweet and P.sscsapam were arraigned he
fore magistrate Bishop, on the charge
Of numbering Geo. Uoggan. j. H.
Tarner api.eared as prosecutor en- the.
part Of the State, while Maj. Throuk.
morton appeared on the l,art of the
defense. Aoru as We look NJ the
case the more We are satisfied that
justice should be done; nor do we ap
pear as special pleader to clear the
Indians if sufficient evidence is
adduced to show their guilt. The
principal witnesses were Walsac and
Pilcoe, Indians, and Fred Foster, of
Meacham Station, who was with Cog
gan and Bunker at the time of the
killing. Foster gave a very graphic
account of the whole affair; the attack,
the race for life, the death Of Coggan,
the unearthiy yell of the savages as
they closed around Coggan, the hiding
Of Bunker in ditch, aud his race into
town to save himself aud obtain help
70 60 after Bunker. You could notice
BY the crowd surgins forward while
Foster was speaking that the sympa-
thy was with him, aud If any bit their
lips and swore vengeanet,it was no more
than could have been expected. All
seemed to demand that justice should
be meted out to the marderers. The
case Was ably argued BY Turner and.
MaJ. Throokmorton, both eonsentinc
that the court discharge Seock and
Sweet, who we're, it was evident, accord
ing to the testimony, were gGlsless Of
the charge.
Pasca pam was held to answer at the
next term Of the Circuit Court on the
charge of murder. Phcoui was held as
= witness. II IS bus proper to state
IN this connection that all the ADORE
Indians belong on the Columbia and do
not acknowledge the right of the general
government or any Of its agents TO
dictate to them IN any manner. There
can lie but little doubt new that all
the warriors of these Coiumbis's were
With the Snakes during their raid
through oGr county, and it Is more
than probable that to convince the
Snakes Of their sincerity, tha. they did
nearly an the killing and robbing that
vas done 10 the county of Umatilla.-
East Orsg0zsia5.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20
To Our Friends

wis have favored us with their patronage we rosurn
sincere thAks Our business win bo continued -
heFetofore and our efforts 70 give satisfaction 10 all
who may favor Us with their orders, will be unabated
We have improved our machinery and increased tho
capacity Of our factory 70 noet the growing demand
IN our thriving city and country, and prepared 10
furnish tho Latest styles Of Work In our line
manufacture If af.a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20
Prom the orsg0naal
TuE RAILROAD sIoSOPoLz.

Rates have recently been doubled by
the Union and CentrzkPaeific monopoly
The managers are emboldened to this
by their success in defeating the North.
ern Pacific extension bill. Put Mr.
Mitebell's labOred speeches against the
bill to make the great monopoly pay
interest on its bonds, With his action
toward the Northern Paci6c and the
recent advances on overland freighta
together, and see if it doesn't all ct in
together as one thorough and consistent
scheme On the increased rates Of
ffeight the Epitsf States Eesnon.ist
lNes York). # August 81, has these
remarks:
t. g,se some idea Of this advance =
II alice domestic aIy goo,Is: a css.
u I'las Vii average 2,7OO ,ards
weighing 450 pounds. AtI2 cents per
Poanti lEbe advance tariff it will cost
70 land S54, or cents yard. The
price paid in this market for the cali
CO.'S viii average 3 cents per ward.
The new freight charges add about 33
Per cent TO the cast Of the goods. A
case Of bleaehed cottons containing
1000 yards. viii weigh 400 pounds:
the cost added TO these goods per yard
will be 2 cents. On bale Of brown
eottons it viii average q cents per
yard Il is safe to estimate the en-
hanced cost on all domestic fabrics in
boxes and bales at 25 cents per ward.
The rate charged by the Pacific Mail
line Of steamers Is s. per hundred, but
It Is said they also will advance their
figures. Freigh S by-elipper ships aver
age 3 per hundred The country now
witnesses the spectacle of two lines of
railway, built largely by government
aid leyying an. enormous aud unjust
tax upon the commerce OF the land and
placing high duty upon the articles Of
merchandise that enter into ske daily
consumption Of the people No wonder
an Indignant protest Is uttered by the
business public Tie merchants Of this
city viii Dot 10 g.0w n c,n.iemning
thas Eish handed o1strsge. From ali
e1sT boards { .ead- ana CIR nsgers of
{; s;5.sftlerce there sl.eul,! con. a,4.ssg ac-
~. s-aoghcing ib:4 r4i.se.te; a19nop-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20
ADVERTISE RnENTs.

Are The most q.
fectiye and congo
nial purgativeever
discovered. They
arc mild, but ef
fectual in their
operation. moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
In their operation,
they are still tho
most thorough and
seareltinO eafi,ar.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20

ALLAN'a AHTt-FAF ls ne Frsst remedy fsr Cora.
krncy 10 T. pufdF tcsetfie si ntffeeiiY iaFHs!fes
- astt - the l9o % tp sfais 3, sg ens-
Tefsiel infs fst Tahf aeFus iis5f q tiiFiats II
yin Fsdaee fat rerspn frees 8 % 3 tssfsaz . ssst
u placing tis rrae ~ isfafr tse polite : Faas-
easo etFs gaf ossifF, 90 EKtgFsaR rs nIafy %
eafr. a. aitFsted By hundreds q tksiifaqniai& ~
whilst u fsas5lis rom lsstY Is Caainhss. Ollie
u s2fuagf I" "EHfifieElell - Alt-tae Was fiai#
Eserirrsi. te9s q Eceotdifs difrss!aus aist Ii
ssltsr ilsr afe feunA- Waa eiafsf over tiir 70
ssli that iaas5eiieteiy fgt 10 AcNEn1fAs'B sfuE-
etuTr fHF fiie seeeHa h6ttfr.s AHdsAer f75Fssrfaa
wfffiHr iaF patient rsata rFssYisicee. 4. j. ezT6
ksuF lF'iit hare REFUSED ies weisiit from lt3
Hii.is y ~ saghds, fa tlssfs i Frsrai insprnFes
ltent ia .aitta a fsaE}saasa willing fsnas Nds-
kans e4fai " " lshgitt Special eiarea c. ssteutiaa q
eiet tpp i1ttss q ri AS AHti-f = rfurps fisr r
AMI efie-uaffeE fsauuase Ills Nfl-t nnHn Efi5aip-
sale llFHrkisisi Atiffli. UoottFTLE sntsff ef Bos
tSu. 4tass write - fatioHsf AfsA'a Ant&-fAs has
Ersect.l lady n rity scFSfi rgghs ~ fiIrra
WcskA A Fsfsiesaan u -. t98is MriEfas sAltsfl'a
Anst-f ~ frsiasf re twelve f1sits 81 tsne WaesA
Aad nitg-sfiarF have tea4 fstaty-fEr flHs Etnre
ss.tatrarins us aes-N AnssFz. EotgEtf.A fLfafTfE
Wtalrssis Druggists. 20 HslaA. =. n, WFita5 . 10
sstE PlpFtli BIViis OF AfLANa AsIs.t,ATf fleufis-
fses ~ i sl5 fsarf y ffssH tho lady who Hsrd
Allzn's Aitl-kazs II fe Aflft-fzil lad De desired
t1tgcf. Fiirft% te TAT rfuBl kWa IN TIVE isousssls
Nrrk uuth lad iptE ksypft fsfFc yaifiis 1 islE1
Hrfef " TtEniH niiaA have t9sssH Auii-faf Il N
TN 1eSiigi t4pasttifilrF. ts fstnfahies dieessihu
eFfluE yspau4ta. nnI u AfEa 4 fasrut Fesafty TT
.s.sss.l.if.'is s n iFassiss- fza.p.iat oa oiss-
BOTANIC sikbfcfaE Co. rHoseEs. B,ifsio. s.Y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20
READ THlsI

II You WISH TO ENGAGE ~ "A Good, WELL
established, growing and paying business call and
so k. cartor q Co. AZ their DOOR, SASH AND
HARROW FACT0Rf, 10 Aihsny who pt0posc 70
seh oushal, Of the whole u tholr tatcry prupery,
real aia p1rspni5 ca very accommodating ters 70
.ecsped purchaser For particulars, apply 70 Or ~.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20

ECtfTYb1sin1as you can eagzge -. g5 70 go psr
DIA3 a day uaaHs ~ any wUFksr % either eeMs
right 10 teiF oWn iaatitoa PsFteal4ru and nkEptez
sosi 6 lfna IpFars youF StAFs time - this bod.
ss Asidrr1s szasoH Co. ToEliaad. Maine -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20
.M0 0MAN

HY ~ iplnteuse practice ~ tic Wasira fSgsben
eaFg ad iuvsiias' Hotel. iaFlils r. sc fua.sy f13u.
Fanf eaaH - titsBsF disrfzs peetIi1g - Wns4tas5
saFe be- y 80 alsi tg PRIEST iust potent and post
Effa have
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20

WILL SUPPLY THE BEST Mats AT 4
w TINS, and win strive % please AL who f4tr0a
FgThe higbest cash rries pai4 tor Deef. rorh, No
ton and Veal. vIsnfGtL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20
Dr.. PisrGs's S FaVurite Presentation

ne term, however. ls Int l.ehls expression o.
enal 0bseft hions isags. wiac witnessing ~ ksl-
five results u the special stseasea incilstf "a fc
orsHnisnt Of wcnlan hingri ttsut the eiinsax ~
eFeEHiuu sees ef H.sdieHi esFeen. On ~ neFita,
as positive, saf, aut rfrrfnai Fsiy f8r fis easi
ofeeancs ant that Eiil at al tiiss ad niiler
al circumstances, act kindly, willing 10 afate
my reputation Is PLY sletTnt hId confident am
that II VIII MT di9uppciut tifr alriIua e-
Ereshtlt 0f single lhylii lady win uses far itY
gt tiis ntiuieta for which FcaHufrnl ff titt af
and sell u uHdes 4 positive GUARANTEE lt'or
etnattinns. go p4fapliiet Hr4piiiig bolfle.l
zilf tdlVlnK are aninnE tliase diseases IN which
my Favoyts pysssFiptien has wtsFed rurra IS n b
magic. ani with certainly rexer brfore Attslnrll 81
FHinft1 Monthly f,efiDds suppfcsslnns wiIeu fatii
unnatural eansfh. ifFcRulaFllaa Weak Dar6. Pro-
tapsus. Fali.ng q The Uterus. AnievcFalan And
AleirogcTtiou, uesFlng-down Sensations. Internal
Heat. heFyoas Deprr1sson, Debility, DfSpnndenry,
zhfeateuch Mlecnffi1rc, GHf0ate Congestion, In
ELIMINATION and Ulcer lt9n Of tic ufTFIs fnipoicney
tarfcliness, OF btrFiIliT. and kemain Weakness. 4
% mot qxtqt This mccinp nj rttrc-ali.~ inft II
admirably fafiis ainEfeHtaa oF paFpanes iselnR a
most perfect specific IN ~ chronic diseases or tho
sexual ay stem II woman. ~ Will not 1iaanpoint nor
vii u dB BARN, IN any eitte Or condition.
Those Who desire further Information these sub
eeis can oi,iall 4 IN TIE PEOPLES CosE,loN sEssE
MEDICAL. ApYfazfl. book % over DO pagasl aent
POSTPAID, oil receipt nf st.s II treats nlnnitlV al
hi0sa. diseaeUs peculiar 70 fcnf4los and gives much
yalnahls niylee in regard TO iise management %
EayaF1fe t'reaeriptisn ssla hy nsuRasuaA
H. ". PIERCE NJ. -. rr0fiF. Worid4 Dianenasrn
end tnyuiidB' Hotel, Huilaio, N. II.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20
EXCELSIOR COMBINED HARROW

CE Old CRUISE EE,
patented BY Kuhn Miller and arc prepared 20 furn
ish Farnsrs this superior Implement which seems 70
be destined 70 rival every thing In It's line oerOd
n tho public; we have good WOOD LATHE AND
AN EXPERIENCED TURNER and arr prepared 70
furnish good work In that line.
Hoping By close attention 70 our busness and fair
dealing with our customers 20 merit and receive con-
tinuanoe Of the very liberal patronage heretofore OK
tarded 70 u, give call, and encourage home en-
serprise q. CARTEH a %.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-09-20


tic medicine that can be employed cleans
ing the stomach and bowels, aud even the
blood In small doses Of one pill day,
they stimulate the digestive organs aud
promote vigorous health.
AYeR's Pitts have been known for
more than quarter Of century, and have
obtained a worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action In
the hcveral assimilative organs of the
body, and are so composed that obstruc-
tons within their range can rarely with.
stand or eyado them. Not only 10 they
cure the everyday complaints Of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have balIled the best Of
human skill. While they produce power
illl effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. BY
their aperieut action they eripe much less
than the common purRatiyes, and never
give pain when the bowels are not inilamed.
Thcy reach the vital fountains Of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing Il
from the elements Of weakness.
Adapted 10 all ages and conditions In
ell climates, containing neither caiomel
nor any dele,erious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety BY anybody. Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh,
and makes them pleasant 10 take; while
being purely vegetable. no harm can ariso
from their use in any quantity.
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Practical and Analytical chafaista
SOLD BY ALL Dhu00lSfS LIVERY WHERE
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-08-24
. s0Hs

The Nationals of Shelby county,
Tennessee, adopted resolution the
other day that strikes right home in
maay States OF the Union. 1t reads
that whichever the rich or influential
citizens can escape from bloody and
high-handed crimes, not only with
impunity, but with applause, while
the poor and friendless are punished
with severity for petty oflenses, there
is mockery Of justice and blot on
our civilization. and that we demand
a firm and equal administration of
our criminal laws, without respect to
class or conditions" The monster
evil can best be abated by purifying
the jury system and giving to all a
iury system at once able. spotless and
beyond the influence of any interested
parti,s.--Nddison Journal
Ave; let even-hauded justice be
me,ed out to all alike. Let US have
iuries that can not be bought, and
this will be done.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-08-24

am no longer anybodys "agcnt. but buy
and sell exclusively for CASH, and keep con
stantiy on hand Needles, OI, >hui,es, Briiins
aud Attachments for all Sewing Machines.
IT, employ TO agent, and run no wagons.
J T.. BEllEN,
At Mealy's Photograph Gallery.