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A EDay of Sorrow.

Never have we seen such a general out
pouring of our community to testify their
sense OF loss in the death of a fellow citizen,
as we witnessed yesterday at the funeral of
THOMAS GREEN. The firemen especially,
with whose organization Mr.. Green had
been so long and SO intimately identified,
were out in full strength. They made Il
halt at the residence, and filing through the
rooms, took zach f W eli look on the
features of Il n .r'cnd and brother.
The cereTon'v, =, II ,;h,tsc4 were peculi-
arly solemn and impressive. Many could
not gain admission. The sweet, sad words
and music of the hymns selected, the open
ing prayer by Mr.. Featherstun, the read
ing of the appointed service by the pastor,
Rev. DR.. Watkins, and his address, followed
by Rev. G. B. Galloway, were all fitting.
beautiful, and AS a tribute to the deceased.
appropriate, just and true. The pastors OF
the Baptist and Presbyterian churches also
occupied the pulpit. On return from the
cemetery, the tiremen held a Memorial
Meeting in the Hall of the House of Repre-
sentatives, which had been courteously ten
dered for the purpose. The proceedings OF
that occasion will be found elsewhere. The
firemen realize their great loss, and as they
have often attested their love for their late
Chief so they did yesterday in Il man
ner which nothing but the deepest, atfec-
tionate regard could prompt. Jackson has
lost one OF its oldest, truest and best citi-
zens, and the Church of God "a pillar OF
strength and beauty" "May The flowers OF
spring Gloom beautifully over.his grave, land
the daylight CLEANS of each setting sur
smile gently DER him from the west
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, February 81, 1873.

House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker PERCY in the Chair. Roll call:
| PREsENT,-Messrs. Aldrich, Allen, Apple
white, Augustus, Bailey, Baker, Ballard.
| Bassett, Bean, Bird, Bizzell, Brown. Bunch,
Cam eron, Carter, Catching, Causey. Cham
berlain, Clay, Cook, Cooper, Cunningham
of Marshall, Cunningham of Monroe. Dab
ney, Davidson, Day, Dean, Denham, Dock
| cry, Dozier, Eaton, Edwards. Erwin, Farmer,
Farley, Field, Ford, Gallagher, Gholsou,
Gibson, Gilmer, Glass, GoOdrum. Gordon,
Gwin, Hall, Hampton, Hatch Heathman,
Henry, Hicks of Kinds, HILL Hogin, Hoyle,
Hurt, johnson, Key, Iiddell. Love. Lusk.
Marshall of Carroll, Marshall OF Holmes,
Marshall of Warren, McCollum, McGehee
of Wilkinson, Mckenzie, Mclean. McSwin
McWhorter, Metts, Miller of Copiah, Mont
gomery of Marshall, Montgomery of Oktib-
beha, Moody, Moore, Nelson. Niles, Num-,
Parker, Pegram, Perkins, Pintard, Rainey
Ramsey, Read of ChOctaw, Reid of Coah0-
ma Redhead, Richardson, Roane, Roberts,
Robinson, Scott, Seabrook, Seal, Shands,
Smith, ,Spight Spints,,. Stamper, Showers.
Street. Tarver, Tison, Trest. Tucker, Wall,
Warren. Washington, Whitaker, Wilson.
Wood, Young of Calhoun, and Young of
Panola--11A.
ABsENT-Messrs. Hicks of Yazoo, Lewis
Libby, Magee Of franklin, Martin and Mil
Ter of PanOla-6.
Mr.. Gallagher, chairman, reported III. z.
to provide for the lighting of the Lunatic
Asylum with gas, with substitute. do pass.
Pie bill was taken up, and substitute adopt
ed. Mr.. Tison moved to strike out So 800
and insert $l250 as the amount to be an
proprlated. Mr.. Brown moved TO table
Carried, and the bin passed Yeas. 92;
nays, Messrs: Cameron, Cooper, Heathman,
henry, McWhorter. Tison, Wood and
Young of CalhOun-7; absent, 20, Mr.. Gal
laSher moved to reconsider the vote and
taDle the motion. Carried
Mr.. Warren presented petition from the
State Normal School of Holly Springs.
Referred.
Mr.. Cook asked that the Journal be cor
rected so as to record him as voting against
passing ID. b. to reclaim to the State from
overflow certain lands. over the Governors
veto. The journal of yesterday being in
correct In showing him as voting yea.
Which correction was ordered. and was
made by the Clerk.
THE SPECIAL ORDER.
At lO O'Clock the House took up the Ed
ueaIional Dill and considered it section by
secGion and large number of amendments
were offered, and number adopted. 1t is
useless TO report them as our readers would
not understand them unless they had a copy
OF the bill before them.
by MIR. Street. That the use of the Hall
De granted the Fire Depa rtment of the city
OF jackson, at 5 O'Clock this evening. for
one nour and half for the purpose of hold
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coMTssroNER's SALE OF Il NDS'

DY VIRTUE OF Decree Of the C IN Kinds
ID Court for the Second District o. dav Of
Counay, Mississippi, made on the Ilth Sun ~s
January, 1878, the undersigned, as !" .5a pur-
Commissioner of said Court, will for Tss 45
pose of paying the debts due oy Van
Moore, deceased, on 1873
Monday, the 25th day of February, l's mas
between the hours of IL o'clock A, y" to the
HgHest bidder pa at public auction in front ios
the City Hall, in the City of jackson, ~ one
or parcels not exceeding 100 acres n lands nnE ali
of which are situated in said Kinds GO@n he
and in Township s. of Range Fast Tos oSsn at the
lands owned by said Nathanlel, Moo MosiIb half Of
time of his death, to-wit: the Mess South
the Southwest quarter of Section 80 g. North
half of Section s. the South n half rnV and the
east quarter, the Southeast quar'e,., Of See
North half of the Southwest quartz Nd the
ton Z; the East half of Section o "A
Northwest quarter of Section 8 cpANE.
Special Commissioner, s'''
JAMS, 78-4w.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate met at o'clock.

The Senate met at o'clock.
APPROVED.
The Governor. informed the Senate that
he has approved the following:
s. b. TO amend the anti liquor law of
Ashland, Ben!on county.
S. B. to authorize the Supervisors of Le-
fore county to establish free ferries over
Yazoo river.
5. 3. to enable Marshall county to borrow
money TO build new Jail.
S. B. For relief of f Z. BriscOe. District
Attorney of the Ninth District.
5. B. for relet of L. 5. Ford, District At
torney Of the seventh District.
S. B. to amend The Charter OF Mississippi
College.
5. B. for removal of the seat of Justice of
Perry county.
5. B. Tor relief of Mrs. Caroline Hester.
s. B. to change the time of holding Chan
Gerry COurt- in Simpson. Gown gtOn, Jdspe En-,
Jones and Smith counties, Eighth Judicial
District.
S B. to change the boundary lines of Lin
coin and Lawrence counties.
5. B. to authorize the Supervisors OF
Amite county TO SETTLE with Thos. L. Street
for building a bridge over Amite river.
S. B. TO regulate the time of sessions OF
tn Supervisors of Cnpiah county.
S. b. granting right OF way over certain
State lands TO y. j. Il {. X. X.
.. ID .
in relation to alleged grounds OF attach
ment.
NEW BILLS.
By Mr.. Fewell: To change the name of
the Peoples Bank of Meridian. Passed.
By Mr.. Farlsh: To change rules of evi
denne in certain cases. Referred.
By Mr.. Jewell: In relation to vices
in certain criminal cases. Refet red.
BY Mr. Morgan: To repeal the liquor
law of fernando. DeSoto county. Passed.
By Mr.. Jewell: To prevent appeals in
certain cases acting AS supersedeas. Passed.
By Mr.. Parish. For the relief Of w. b.
SENATE BILLS.
SB 70 withdraw from sale and purchase
certain lands held by the State for taxes,
which had been engrossed was taken up.
This is the bill know: as the abatement act
Ordered to its third reading. Yeas, Is;
nays, A. absent, 5. Mr.. McCaskill who
would have voted nay was paired off with
Mr.. Foote who would have voted yea. Mr.
Vance who would have voted yea was
paired off with MI. FitzGerald who would
have voted nay.
The bill was lost on its passage. Yeas.
II. nays. Is.
S B. to create a State Board OF Immigra-
ton. Passed. Yeas, 81; nays, 10; absent
S. B. to revise and codify the laws. House
amendment cOncurred in.
S. B. TO authorize the use of street rail-
roads in Brandon. The Senate refused to
concur in the House amendments.
| Ii. B. for the relief of Byhala, Marshall
county. Passed.
! H. c. r. in relation to the petition of cit
| liens of Lowndes county for a separate
Senatorial District. The blank was filled
| by inserting the Senators (Messrs. Barry
and Leg of the 18th District, and the ESQ
| luton was concurred in.
AT 6:l0 o'clock, the Senate adjourned,
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The manufacturers point with great pride 10
the success of their SIMMONS
Friction Cleared Steam Cotton Press

has met with during the past four seasons ms
guarantee of their work in Cotton Presses,
and have 20 state that the Simple Screw Cot
ton Press Ca cut of which is aDnexed) is built
with the same care, material and workman
snip. Using heavy, 4 inch wrought iron
screw, s feet long, two-inch pitch and nine
foot cotton box, the same as used IN our Steam
Presses. IN quoting the price, we feel surct
is within the means of all, and know we are
giving the full value for the money. OnIyby
building large quantities at a time, and syste-
matizing our work are we enabled to sell this
excellent Press at So low a price, giving our
customers the full benefit of reductions in
materials and workmanship, and not asking
them to pay for royalties. or bonuses to cap-
taliStS or monopolles.
The Press is made of the best material and
workmanship, is fully guaranteed to press
bale of Cotton weighing 800 fhs, makes neat
bale; has solid wrought-iron screw, our
inch diameter and two-inch plIch, ana e1-
tremely simple. Extreme heighth OF Press
from bottom OF stills to top Of top-plateau' !"
feet; from bottom of stills to bottom oil sac
doors, s feet, 6 inches. The side doors are III
tended to open down fat on lint room nOL'
Net length Of packing box, 9 feet; totaiweLgn
of press complete, $500 pounds net Wlat INV VI
box, feet 6inches; net breadth Of box 1 te.
3 inches; length of bale underpressure' 4ltvt
6 inches; width do, feet, inches helgnIn
do, feet, inches. When this Pres IS Pa.
in lint ROOM il is calculated to have the Si Tt
or doors open down on the lint room moor, in ~
end doors are taken out, so that the emu VI y.
the bale may be sewed while the bale Is unt .or
pressure. By this arrangement much nga W.
bale is made. Each Press is put up anu rIf
parts are properly marked, showing now on 4
should go together. 1t is then taken aparS ab NV
carefully packed, and such parts as mlgn' ~ ~
lost in shipping, if sent loose, are boxed, oD nv
this Arrangement of marking the parlspb s anS
unskilled person is enabled to put the i'''1
together. lava
mss- For further information apply as ABOVE
to the sole manufacturers of this Press OF ~
III. Dudley Coleman u BrO''
no. I3 Union street
NEW ORLEANS
ec577-3m
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-22

RESEARCHES into animal nature has
certainly produced wonderful surgical re-
suits, and Investigations into vegetable ma
ture has given us that excellent tonic and
blood purifier, HOME STOMACH BrTTERs.
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DIR. A. H. HILzHEIM desires to state
to his patrons, that he will be absent from
the city from February 26, until March :.
His office, however, will be kept open by a
competent operator during his absence, who
will be pleased to wait on all persons need
ing dental services, i'm the most skilful
manner.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-22

Sacrifce.-Any and all WOODEN GooDs in
our house we offer at sacrifice to close out
before end of the season.
The lot embraces large stock of custom
made Clothing and line of Overcoats at so
per cent. on cost, TO wind up the stock.
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-22

WE have received from the enterpri5.
ing Southern House of Richards & Ters-
dale, Columbus, Miss, the New York by
Gaslight March" fine instrumental piece
by Prof. A. Gass. This is the west thing
out, and should be on every music stand.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-22

Special Bargain.-We offer about 200 Ex-
ira quality fine CASHMERE HATS for Gentle
men. The ends of cases, to close out, at far
below cost Robinson & STEVENS
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Notice.

We are informed that there will be no
change in the banking business of Messrs.
j. q T.Green, in consequence of the death
of Mr.. Thomas Green, the bank being an in
cOrporated company under Act of 1876.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-22

Mr.. President. dil not intend to say this
much. After gazing last night npon the form
OF our friend, in the repose of death, re-
tired to my chamber and penne1 the trlinw-
ing, which beg leave to offer az my tribute
on this OCCASION:
nAIWAYS REAnYn
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-22

Just In BY Express.-1O Dozen Bon Ton
CoRsETs, warranted the very best Corset ever
sold for the money. Every pair guaranteed.
ROBINSON s. STEVENS
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THE NEW EUROPEAN HOTEL in Meridian
is one of the best in the State. 1t is under the
able management of Mr.. r. J. Mosely. It's
rooms are models, and its cuisine is perfect
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ing memorial meeting of s..
lale Mr.. Thomas Green Spect to tho
At 2 o'clock, the House took 80,
81 O'clock. wv" reces untn
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-22

CHANGE OF BAsE.-Our valued friend
DR.. E. Fox, has removed from Dekalb to
the growing town or Forest.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-22

Buy Your Clothing and Furnishing Goods of
j. Stadeker & Son. They are the best and
cheapest.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-22

Seutter, the Jeweler, is selling off at cost
fine Watches and Jewelry.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-22

New Opera Tuck Combs, Bands, and Six
Button Kid Gleves, at
WHITING s. GRAYs
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I am Anxious to dispose of my choice assert
of Jewelry, ETC., before the dull season, an
therefore offer it at cost
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Cost and Less than Cost-entire Stock oil
Winter Goods, at J. STADEKER & Sons.
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Examine the Immense Stock of Dry Goods at
]. Stadeker's, before purchasing-it will pay
you.
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Latest Style and Genuine Jewelry at prime
cost, at SEUTTERs.
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j. Stadeker & Son sell Coats Thread at
cents per spool.
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All Watches and Jewelry Sold at Seutter's,
were bought for his customers, and will be
sold under the full guarantee of
SEUTTER, THE JEwELER.
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Spring Hats-New Styles-just received by
Exnress at A. V1RDEN's.
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AFTERNOON SESSION


House met at 315 O'clock.
By Mr.. Tison. To amend co.,
Code OF 1871, in relation 10 th Seetlon l3l,
Andlt"r aud Governor. Referred 0uIles Of
BY Mr.. Spight. TO confcr
power upon the Board of Mavor" uuitlonal
dermen of Ripley. Passed. VI aud AL
The privileges OF the House WAN
ed to Ho"s MIR. Baker, OF Muntg '1 extend.
Mr.. Hall: OF Pamela, members Of J the y and
in IS76-77. VI TIE House
APPROVED.
The Governor through Mr. n "
Assistant Private SECRETARY nv Rice
bills: '"e following
Tunica county. 'Nees 0.
II; B. TO amend the act fixing the TINA :.
holding Courts, approved Jann,rT . 90 Tor
I'll. j. r. directing the Secrctary %" o. 1911
to publish in the sheet acts cnyro VI otate
of the act of 1877 in relation TO tbo copy
Commissioners OF Bolivar, WashinntoLeV ee
Issaquena counties. eVon and
H. b. to authorize The Supervisors 90,
per county to register county warrar,. Jas
II. B. TO extend the time of cSneS.,
the taxes in Harrison, jackson, Cream
| Perry counties. "ua
FL. &. to direct the action OF the Roo.s
Mayor and Aldermen of Baldwin, Lea On u
| PrentisS counties. " anu
| I'll. 3 to authorize the Board Of Sr,o.
visors of Coahoma county TO prorect Ia ps,-
in said county. '''eeS
| LII. B. to repeal charter of FllisyilIo TIT.
county, approved February TO- 1860 "'Ou
| ii. Is. to amend the charter of Ron..
| I aZOO county.
The House resumed consideration O, III.
educational bill. VIC
At 5 80 O'Clock. the Fire Department h,
| ing announced, the House adinnrnnd Ue'
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Best Calico-6 cts, at J. STADEKER & Sons
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Mississippi Legislature.

D. SHELTON, JR., Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23

Mary AndersOn-and would not have paused neither 10
count and curb its hsart-beats Of delighted exuta'
ton In such genius aud beauty. She is not as TO arr
prodigy bur she u.s. as 10 spirit no less than
the sense the soul equally with the body Ia creature SO
eoriousy endowed that nothing should be impossible
TO her in the calling which she has chosen Her E'adHe
which was given last week, Is, perhaps the most eio
quent OF the that justify this judgment
An persons who are acquainted with stage matters
know that this part IA one OF the nneSs III
existence It reaches to heights Of frenzied anguish
and to depths Of pathetic despair, and IL Involves
conditions OF moral sublimity, which are among inc
greatest OF dramatic opportunities and the most oeut
20 equal 1t pervaded, too, by the purest ana most
sacred wOmanhood II lacks unty-beoause the autnOr
of II has forced transitions which Impossible 10
human nature But IL provides wonderful points. MISS
Anderson acted in Euadnss parting with Faoenho WIN
patbos that was perfect; and since The best days oil
Jnlia Dean moro symmetrical, well-bended. passion
ate and lovely portrayal Of Evades herois IN the great
scene has not been given on the American stage. MI
Buckley acted Coionna and-while little deficient In
the tenderness that is here and there justified by the
text-displayed absolute sympathy with lory loeah
real mower in the utteranoe Of righteous ferOctV, and
sprit and vgor In execution that were not less gra
ing than correct This performance more than compeh
saes for the Romeo Of the actor The cause OF the
difference may not be far 20 seek. In Romeo ohar-
acter is dominated by love- In CoOnna love Is domi
mated BY character 1t u.s. after ALL to the actors credt
Il at he sympathizes with the heroic more than WIN inc
amatory passions The performance OF Ldopleo by Mr.
Mordaupt might perhaps, be elevated by the suDsutu-
tion Of intensity for force Evadne will DO repeated
on Tuesday, and Friday Miss Anderson VIII take her
fa-eweiI bepeht
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The following addltlonal contributions aI
reported by telegraph {:
LOUISIANA MAsnNs ASKING AID.

The following letter has been received in
this city the representative In Louisiana OF the
Grand Lodge and Grand ConmaudeTy OF New-YorK, by
Ewood T. Thorne representative here Of the Masons
aud Kuights Templar OF Louisiana:
ELLWoOD l.. THoRSE.
~ W. BROTHER AND EMNEsT FRAZIER have noticed
with pleasure In the NeW-lOTk papers comments upon
your cOIts behalf Of the sick and SUFFERING MasOhs OF
louisiana In the latter part Of August received DIS
patch from r. ", Brother &. r. Lawrence. d. ID, o. NJ,
asking the MnsOns needed assistance Al that lme We
had many calls for aid but We hoped thai We WOulh DE
able 10 meet all demands assistance, ana sent re-
py to him that e e. hut since then the sickness mas
incrcas,d fearful degrec nave had TO care Tor
many soiuurniug brethren, many OF Whoin nave uieu
and members Of the city lodges nave had more tbhn
they could attend TO- No can tell now inuch longer
t will last but judging from the experience OF FORMER
wears we may calculate that ~ Will contnne 10 raNhge
our cty least sixty day longer. Under thtse ercut-
stanccs, and also In view OF the hct that the
epiaemic has begun TO spread In some OF the
country par-hes, aud that lodges IN the country nave
begun TO call Tor help. may Dc sure thht any eeI
extended by our brethren In other States viii be gnte-
fully welcomed. We have already received cohulOI-
tons from Tcmplars and from lodges ~ different 7tatt
hut Il AL goes into common und ana arr All caredtur
nike Our Grand Commander Air Saml. ASTON received
about the rs here 500, but he at once turned
n over 10 LOUISIANA Relief Lodge No. L. o dsbuse a.
A might be ucrded I assure you, my dear tfhler
thai New Orleans tot just desirable place either
Ia live or 10 transact business but mat are hetce
II 10 duty 10 stay and gnt v out There y great
suffering amongst largo portions Of our citizens Tor the
n,csssares OF le, hut these wants are supphed dhlF
ygbep made known by the different societies formed Tor
tho relief OF the sex aud needy and n tots good work
our Fraternity full share, working silently, as Il
it, won't but efficiently. Trusting that you are IN the
SAML- NJ. TODD T. O. NJ.
Ee,s-O Orleans Sept. o. 1878.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

II is TO be hoped that Butler will not outrage
the feelings of Charles Francis Adams by referring 10
him as the distinguished patriot who two years ago
stood, politically where l now stand"-tNe"-haNeh
REGISTER tDem0
The exigcncies of Tom Ewing's case have
seemed to require assessment OF - ana upward upon
every employs OF tho State Reform Schooi ana ~ mas
been made More heroic measures than TINS VIII De
needed to save the noisy demagogue-lClnoinnau Sa-
zette lRep)
Ben Butler will probably find himself in the
poslliOn OF a circus prOprieOran immense crowd en-
Joys the music Of the band and the free show ana tere
prospect Of large attendance, but Wheh tne uht
for businrss comes somehow the crowd doesn't snow
up.-lCncinnat Commercial Uud)
The Hon. Ben Hill begins 10 think that the
Democratic party be ked 10 has stood great
many hard doses but Il remains 10 be seen Ben But
lers crow viii "pizon" the party M Massachusetts,
TIE principles OF Democracy are lneXtngnlshahle nut
plumbers in prOpagating them may make gOOd many
prophets tuin blue II they do not nave care Au-
gusta (Ga.l ChrOn Gle and Constituencies (DemJ
There never was time in the history of the
Republican party when IL was more harmOniOu>, or
when a more determined feeling pervaded It's ranks.
From all the State the news comes up 20 head
most perfect ching trim, and that not murmur OF DIS
satisfaction heard iu any quarter-au mnOS DIN Ter
enres have the time being, been buried beneath the
universal determination 20 defeat The allies OF "sOid
south once mOre.-lCOumbus (Ol Journal (RepJ
How is this, Dennis Kearney, my boy When
bot was hardw Orking operative IN mil, where, By
honest industry no raised himself 10 an honorable posi-
ton as a manufacturer. Ben has Rmassed % great for
tune by ingenuity aud trickerY In warping facts Tom
mas secu "a competency by enterprise and economy,
never forgetting the Interests OF the wOrkngmen Bens
operatives not 80 badly sGueeged.-Boston Herald
und1