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TOR SALE OR LEASE.

The undersigned offers his farm, con
sisting of 800 acres of good land, lao acres
in good state Of cultivation; fine orchard,
good dwelling, barn, cabins, cistern and
of so hogs and 20 cattle, mules and the en-
tire outfit for farming, for sale, on terms to
suit purchaser. II not sold by first of De-
cember, the place will be leased for period
of years. Place situated about 81 miles
cast of Monroe.
;l Apply to Fl. Endom, or to the under
= .'i3"7e ROBT. H. ENDOM. s.
November g. 1870 = - - :" 49, -
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NOTICE..
Land Office at Nc,D Orleans, La.,
9th OCtohor 1874

Land Office at NcD Orleans, La.,
9th October, 1879.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
expiration of thirty days from the date OF
this notice, viz: Russell Gilmore, Of Ouachita
parish, La, who made homestead entry
No. 1924, for the west half southeast quarter,
section 6, township II, north range 2 east
southwest district louisiana, and names
the following as his witnesses, viz: II. w
McClendon, of Monroe, La, and R.W enc
Clendon, of Monroe, La.
w. NJ. BURwELL,
S-5t Register.
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A lot of trash in the rear of Mr..
8. w. Saunders store took fire last
Monday about noon, and for a while
caused no little excitement. The steam
engine was promptly on hand, and
after working several hours managed
to subdue the fiery element. The
members of Ouachita No. are to be
congratulated, because they worked
like Trojans. Damage slight.
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Jack Overstreet, who murdered a
man in Alabama about two years ago
and fed to Louisiana, and who about
two weeks ago murdered his wife in
Union parish, was captured and given
his just dues, ga short shrift and a long
rope" at Farmerville, Wednesday
night of last week. Judge Lynch
presided.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
TAX CoLLECToR's OFFICE,
Ottachfta Parish,

TAX CoLLEcTor's OFFICE,
Ouachfta Parish, :
Monroe, La, Sept. Is, 1870.
The Taxpayers of Ouachita parish arc
hereby notified TO pay their Statc,and Par
ish taxes (current or delinquency on or DO
ioro the nrst Monday of November next,
Section Act No. o Of the extra session of
tho General Assembly of 1873, file ndclin-
quont roll OF all unpaid taxes In tho re
vertise according to law and soil tho prop.
erty 80 advertised, OH tho first Monday OF
! be oIeresl for adoption in December pro
| vides for the remission of penalties, COSTS,
| &C., hence ] will receive All DELiN"oEN'
THOS. Y. ABf,
| Tax Collector OF Ounchita Parish.
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Several good troupes are ON their
way South and will sstake inn Vicks-
burg. Can't our theater manager in
duce one or more OF them to give US a
call? Or won't somebody lease the
Opera House and give us some kind of
an entertainment occasionally?
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Special Notice =!

After the LIST of August, 1879, all legal ad-
vertisements appearing in this paper must
be paid for after the first publication; other
wise, such advertisements will be discon-
tinued. Administrators, attorneys and Of
fcers of the law will please bear this regu-
lation in mind. It will diminish their Ia
bors, and will save us a serious loss, borne
too long already.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
A RTlCLBS OF ASSOCIATION
.F.4- s. -t.Bs-. or TIE 8 r tstfi
ST. LOUIS. MONROE & NEW ORLEANS
RAILWAY COMPANY.

W. b. sublett. b. N. sholsr. and FREDERICK;
Endon,, OF the Parish OF Ouaehita, State of
Wieting and Ira z. Terry, Of the City Of st.
Louis, State of Missouri, hereby associate
themseiyss together AS y body corporate
Fia.ElThat tho namo of this Association
shall b. The st. Louis, Monroe and New
a.CoNp-ThsS tho domiSiie of this Assoc
oaetaon shel 6o In Monroe, Parish of Qua
ana & I'll Of .n,a
alton shall 6e 70 build, msintsim and o,,c-
T tx. 81 Ts NE fone point ON the northern
the Parrish Of NoEchoSse. ssatc 81 TSss,,s Il.
in The Vicinity q h...aoS e daasss sn
thsnss s so% ~ By The @o;t fss:Sls soate to
IF Hou sH the ofaoer on Whom t c,t,.
q, In hts absence. tho Vice President Of tho
.F1ETHSThst tho amount OF capital stock
Of this Aasociation shal be two million
sheres Of tho value OF one hundred dollars
each; tho payment of which shall be by
aaaeeament q. the wants OF tho Company
than twenty dollars per share, and assess-
mont shall mot be made oftener than once
dapsns and a.
up. stoek on all contracts for labor, mate
rel rolling stock. construction. .i. and nego-
slxrH..1hat tho above mentioned per.
OF Direotor.. who shall hold their positions
for ono year, and thereafter there shall bo
an election Of !. Board of Director. annu-
tho companyl - shall be axesl by the ny
Laws Of this Association, ~ which election
each share OF stock shall be allowed one
or by proxy: Provided. that = ., from any
sss ANY, Of sss sea of
hsid. Ho.ics Of the date Of holding gas said
paper published at the domicile OF tho
Compafiy. at least three weeks prior to tho
holding OF said election, or shall be served
SAME Ia tho nearest postof,ioe, Addressed to
said stoclkholder at his place Of residence.
snyENra-Thst this Association sinai!
WHICH time. ySe shca OK ss,ssing Board :" Of
Director. shall DO and become I'm, Trustees for
Association, with full power to wind up NIL
it's concerns, and pay It's debts and dis
tribute its assets according to law.
persons forming this A.sooiation. sSbscribo
our names, this 10th day OF October, A. ID.
1879. Signed aH2w,s n. ALLEN. IN.
| ,4 VIM. b. sUBLETT,
p. NJ. SCHOLARS,
Attest: IRA G. TERRY. 'H%
l.. w. SuRaHNoR, t4r ~. ~. u
a. A. SINGER. r...-.-,f. H. ..
This done and signed In the city of Mon-
oompotsnt witnessss the day and year Trst
''''''-'a' rpuksskk1TSIH Notary ra.,~,
ISIS Keoordod this is ;sns ssy of October A. D.
w K.w. MccEEN BON. Recorder.
ut Parish Ouaohita, La.
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FOR SHERIFF.

OuAcH1TA PARISH, La, Oct. 0. 1879.
C1pt. q. ". McCranie
Please announce me as an Independent
Conservative candidate for the Sherih's
Office of this Parish. mako q direct APP
peal to the people, for in them the power
lies. Respectfully,
w. r. CHAMBLISS.
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We have had rain in this section.
Our files, even, fail to tell when the
rain previous fell, but our recollection
is that we had q shower last Spring.
Brush off your counters, and, ladies,
walk around with your busters.
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cHERIFF,s SALE.

y y n Il. NlchafU6OM y
-..s-. .,.,E. va. fi - r'r No. 1850.
John Folwell. 800 ,
State of Louisiana, Parish OF OuAchita,
H, -L,. Parish Court. 700
BY virtue Of . writ Of II. fl. issued from
the Hon. Parish Court, and to me directed,
I have seized and will offer for sale. at the
Courthouse door, in the city Of Monroe,
within the hours prescibed by law, on
Saturday.. 9th day Of Dcccmber. 1879,
the following described property, to.wit !:
Lot No. in square No. 81, In the city of
Monroe, OH the corner Of Eighth and Breasd
streets, same being in Filhiol's addition to
said city.
Seized as the property OF John Folwei1
and will be sold to satisfy said a. IA. aud
costs. -.# ...,.,.. ~ sEirl. yrr.- --.tty
praisement. l't- w. s. LOGAN,
St r.. ....,.s, H. .s.Et Sheriff.
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PUBLICATIONS.


OUISIANA AS 1T IS.
251 Pages.
It's Zopogral,hv and Valuable Resources.
BY DANIEL DENNETT.
Price SO cents, postage 12 cents-I1ibera
reduction to dealers-lO,OO copies just
published, 900 copies sold.
The Editors of Now Orleans have given this
book a strong endorsement.
OPINIONS OF NEW ORLEANS BOOKSELLERS.
1t is a book which has been long wanted
and often called for. I am selling copies
daily that are mailed to all parts of the
world.
GEORGE ELLIS,
Opposite the Post Office.
Mr.. Dennett's Louisiana As II Is Is pro-
cisely the book that has been called for.
It gives general satisfaction to my patrons
in city and country.
&C. HALEY,
10 Commercial Place.
The book just issued by Mr.. bennett.
Louisiana As II Is, supplies want long
felt by residents and strangers. The de-
mand for the book is active, and Is steadily
increasing.
% Camp and 1l9 Canal Street.
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Migration.

Two cmigrant trains have passed
through town on the way from Texas
to the old States. Meanwhile, the
African is going North-because he
loves cold country.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
wv BARBER SHOP

have opened q Shaving and Haircut
ting Saloon In. Monroe, in the Kindermann
building. (drst Aoor,) and will be pleased
to have liberal share of the public patron
age. GUS. SMITH.
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rlTY TAX COLLECTOR's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that tho assess-
pleted and arc open for public inspection,
ono at my Office and one at the Office OF tho
city treasurer; that the taxes levied thorein
ready to receive and receipt for said taxes,
together with all unpaid back taxes and
licenses. / also give notice all of said tax es
must be paid to mo ut my Office before the
3lst day of December, 1870. or shall pro-
coed to enforce payment thereof, together
provided by law and ordinance.
J. b. GARRETSON,
City Tax Collector.
Monroe, La, Oct. 10, 1879. At
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FOREST AND STREAM
ROD A ND GU n,

A weekly journal, devoted to field and
auuatic sports, practical natural history,
fish culture, the protection of game. pre-
servation of forests, and the inculcation In
men and women of a healthy interest In
outdoor recreation and study.
Published by
Forest AND STREAM PUBLISHING Co.,
No. Ill Fulton ST., New York.
Post Office Box 2s321
TERMS: FOUR DOLLARS A YEAR
strictly in advance.
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The post Office will be removed
shortly to the old quarters on st. John
street.
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CHERIFF's SALE.
CHERIEF'S SALE. .. A ... u
Parish Court, Parish Of Ouachita, State
OF Louisiana, a,t' ..
Z Mrs. Annie NJ. Stewart, wife,

.,. Mrs. Annie N. Stewart, wife.
- W. No. 1885.
- y" g. w. Stewart, husband.
BY virtue of q writ.of "A. n. issued from
the Hon. Parrish Court and to me directed,
have seized and will offer for sale, ON tho
law, ON .S.zs5f- 20 .I ''i -'
Saturday, 18th day Of November, 1870,
the following described property, to-wit !:
10 bales seed cotton, more or less, In field {;
1900 pounds secd cotton, moro or loss, In
cotton house: -.
400 pounds fodder, more or less, In house.
Solved - tho property OF @. w. Stewart,
and will be sold to patiSfy said writ of Il. n.
and costs. t'A 49,. ..f- y. "a -
Terms Of sale, cash. with benent Of ap-
praisenlent. W.S. LOGAN,
st ~ t,stE Sheriff.
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MARRIED.,

In Trenton. La, November 4th, 1879, by
Rev. J. l.. Wright, Miss SENA A. DUTY to
Mr., r.. NJ. HARDY.
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In compliance with the laws Of Louis
Of the Governor Of tho state 81 Lo0isisna.
notice is hereby given that An election will
be held on
Tuesday, I'd day Of December, ls7s,
at the different polling places Of ouachits
Precinct No. !. Farmer. ,choolhoase.
Precinct No. 2, Logwood place. -
I Precinct No. 8, Union church ON BaatEop
road.
wara He. ,.
Precinct No. s, Court House, Monroe.
werd Ne. .. So .ss
Precinct No. g., LogtOwn. as -zs
Ward Ne. q. f'.a r.
Precinct No. Z, Trenton. 49,
Ward Ne. q. "si
Precinct No. 8, Forksville.
Ward Ne. 2.
Precinct No. 0, Cadeville.
Ward Ne. 0.
Precinct No. 10, Mt. Vernon church.
Ward No. 3.
Precinct No. II, Pine Grove church.
At which election there are to be chosen
the Sossss e
State Auditor Of Public Accounts, and .
two Senators from the sd senstoriai Dis-
trict composed Of the parishes Of Ouachita,
R f; Ersnkl,n. G.idweil and Jackson:
trict composed Of ouachita ana Richiand,
trict. Aud, whereas, It 10 further provided,
nation therefor. that there shall be elected
excepte0 one clerk of tho District
as
and constables to be elected for tho term Of
four years by the qualified electors within
are now provided by law: now give mo-
tice that at the same time and places Z.
above stated, there will be an election hold
eiection there is to be chosen By the quail
fed electors of ousehite parish, one sheriff,
and one justice of the peace and one constss
bie tor tor. wards v, !, =: and ard two
sons voted for at said election for the Offices
hereinbefore named shall he written or
In the same ballot box as the vote for or
against the Constitution.
And, whereas, it is provided by law that
Tuesday of December, being the ID day
thereof, A. D. 1879, for the ratification or
rejection Of the Constitution sdopted BY the
the city Of New Orleans, and submitted to
the people for their ratification or rejection,
having issued his proclamation for said
election, now give notice that ON said day
an election will be held for the ratification
or rejection of said Constitution. Each voter
shall express his opinion by depositing in
the ballot box n ticket awhsro0n shall be
or ssAgainst the Constitution" = 80 =,
And, whereas, 1t = n1rthernore crowded
that at the election held for the Ratification
or rejection of said Constitution 1t shall be
lawful for each voter to, have written or
printed on his ballot s'For Ordinance rela-
Ordinance relative to State Debt''-and !
| now give notice of the election being held
| on said day for said purpose of accepting OF
| ton will be held from a. m. until O'Clock
in the afternoon.
All commissioners and other officers are
hereby directed to hold said election in all
| things according to law. and make due re-
turns thereof.
Witness my hand and signature officially.
this 3Oth day of October, 1879.
st w. S. LOGAN, Sheriff.
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Phoenix Gin.

Mr.. sublett, of this city, q dealer in
hardware, iron, etc., has received the
following letters; from two worthy and
reliable planters, in reference to the
value of the Phoenix gin: 49,
ALTO, La, November 8, 1879.
.Stlblet Bros, Monroe, La.
conference.-the sixty-saw Phoenix
Gin which purchased Of you, gives
entire satisfaction. It makes splen-
did sample, cleans seed better than any
gin ever nave seen, and 1sdefy any
gin to gin as much cotton per day as
it does. I have run it for eight days
and have ginned 96 bales of cotton,
averaging 500 pounds each. +, have
ginned as much as II bales, weighing
500 pounds each, in q day, which
consider very remarkable for Q sixty
saw gin. Yours truly -,
w. E. DUKE.
MONROE, La, NovemberA, 1879.
.Ss0leW Bros, Monroe, La.
Gentlemen-The fifty-saM Phoenix
Gin bought of you last season gives
entire satisfaction. It makes as pretty
a sample as ever saw, and.cleans the
seed as we'll as any gin I ever saw.
JOHN w. SCARBOROUGH.
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MONROE ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Mrs. II. HOLLAND, IN.
fas,E DEALER IN Ia r.N.-
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, b
Has just received a stock of nillinory goods,
Ribbons and Fancy goods generally. Also,
FINE GOLD WATCHES,
JEWELRY, CLOCKS.
SILvERWARE,
AND GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
All of which will DO sold at
ASTONLSIfLN0LY Low PRICES.
Call, before purchasing elsewhere, on
MRS. II. HOLLAND.
>,, ., Or Grand street. Monroe; La.
r 6. SANDERS, n.ss u
GRAND STREET. MONROE, La,
DEALER IN r..a'
HARDWARE, GROCERIES. DRY GOODS
GENERAL PLANTATION SUPPLIES
AND IMroRrxR or
LANDRETH's GARDEN SEED.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
LIME, CEMENT AND PLASTER.
ALSO AN AssoRrHErr OF
WAGONS, wHEELBARROws, PLOws.
August II, 1870. 4s:tf
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CUCCEssION SALE.

November 6, 1879.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ELECTION NOTICE.

In compliance with the laws Of Louis
lana, aud in accordance with . proclamation
of the Governor Of tho state Of Louisiana,
notice IL hereby given that An election will
be held ON
Tuesday, I'd day Of December, ls70,
at the different polling places Of Ouachita
parish. to-wit:
, 1879-02-06

The lato aeFere waat'!er bus ~ usual brought
Us scpu1ts ui lti1 appearance o3 wolves in tn
lG.hitel districts ~ Eastern Ffause an.l the
ncishhorlnv AIs4ec. Lorraine. Iliu unusual ex-
tsnt un4 depth u the snowfall having des rived
tt.en lu great 10casuru Ut their usual sources vi
support. t!,ry wsla rendered BY hunger more
anrlag than usual. Tt'r net@hth'thood u Metz
b;ss becn specially '!stinguishe.l IN this waT.
'3l,c bcasls passed through ,lo lines Of senlrles
uroun1 tbs ncw ucsn!au forts. anil went up u
lie very gales Of tsiu city. 4 bakery !u tt,u
lrtg!lborh<xAl OF Fort Alsnleufu!. In 1t. julien.
mas regularly bestce.4 csury ught by lhtm,
sal ouu nign& band oi tlrln made vigorous
nj ttrtlpt to 3tustn The stabss whsrv sosnu horRes
Yers housed. On Chtlstlnas Ere ! large wolf
quietly entered tho Metz Hallway station, to the
gFcat trrEuy Ut thu portefs a.lu ol1lrlals. Tho
fuftoy, ,l,K sunday s1tne were xeun croAsiHX sqtar
Held, IL brDal DAYLIGHT. Wolves bare s!ao bscn
seen ii, tlt t,csu4barhool Ut Dclfort- Mar
saarbrurken they inllc lightly cn1dou 4IouAsl
the lou.es, terrifying tbs tDhablta auts ny tnrtr
hnwllays as.a ss1sup.s to break 10. a. l.lnen-
tra& t!1ey ealue up " tle Estaa oI tslF taHn.
Eyru il, the negh,,u1hoosI of Lyohs, where tAay
ars s!lnu.. uuALowh, several have bSeu sscu.
, 1879-02-06
AURORA.


4 Stock Operation that poos Not Suit All
Around.
SpSrfal ntspatch Ia TIE Tttbuaa,
AURORA, ILL.,, Feb ia cl,spcerY case Ok
much interest ID SET bsfore Judge Cody, vi the
Circuit Court, entitled II, H. Ecasc ". The
Auross stlycr.PIato Manufacturing Company.
A formidable array Of lawyers Appuar,-slesar'.
Iopkius, Dotsford, ana barry for plaintiff, ani
h!essra, Wheatuu, CAnasl1, Little, White, and
Nichols TOR defendants.
Five years ago the Company voted to recelYe
subscriptions to the amount Of $l0o.u addi.
iiouu! to IT. capltal stock. mono to bo payable
uulrss tho whole sum was subscribed. Eighty
slx thousand doilasA was placed, unl snbsertp"
lions came to ssanlstil. Aessrs. Stolp, Law
renee, shrtl, Young. aud John liking. xho wers
Directors, ssni who bal sakcu large blocks ~.
ready, subscribed jointly tor tho palauca 1t
Sla,u0, to give validity 70 tue Whols. Cxpe1tug
10 plaza It slQnug their lF!enls, III which thei
in pne- fourth u Tic amount The stock Wsa al-
most worthless Ut tllss tsnlc ald the Directors
did not want uny MnEc tllu'l they Hete ct!'n'
telIel to have, atal - patseu scso!otsua tes-
letting this stock TO tbs conapaby fur INSTALL
uaeuts due an1 unpall.
This suit is brought ty those stoekho'deEs
who paid In u,e *sa,U0o. to cotnpcl lhcss tLrh u
pay in this baancs, wiih hlutersst. Ihs directors
elala,, and nut without Eeason paFhaps, tl!at
,hry should be relieved from tug a3 19ossFps1to p
demand that lts,Dfect1rS also shall pay Up, as
such payment would enhance Tie value Ut the
whole 1tock. aud Kiyc adLitlousl Working cap.
itvt.
Al no time since the suit va. brought has the
Company bcau ~ prosperoas as now. and It
would kecul that tue whplV Of IT. eYottAl teork
Which is largely distributed. With cuuttuued
easc;ui 4..!Geu4uat. a.u.I A11a b. Torta I.As.
, 1879-02-06
BARRON.


BOSTON, Feb. 2.-Dctcctire Charles E. WiRgsn,
OF this city, Who was employed by the Attorney
General Of Maine to Investigate the eircutl-
stances connccted With the murder Vi j. Wilson
parroll, late Treasurer Of tho Dexter Savings
Bank, III an interview says:
"Atter making = thorough search for traces Of
the musslsrcra In the State Ut Maine, and being
sattahtd who the perpetrators Ut the deed were,
/ went to New York CltY. Whllo In that ctr the
Captain of The Detectives al tho Central Uillcs,
al Inspector und two detectives, ltit ul tn t!csr
Justice. 4t,rsu men wers interviewed in New
TURK ny Mr. Bradbury. President OF tl,e bank,
Culnty- -AttorlIey 1iutee,fns. and tlM AttorfIrY-
General, all tl,rce uf whom knew just what was
pressed perfect satisfaction with Inv efforts.
The following month the man wai !"oStnE
for, n,n! who fu mr. oplnton. With the all Of luis
tpais.' did tl,e iob. Jumped away to Europe,
10 having learned Of my asryal n tha esty G.sl
eoncer.sd III lhe Barre iYt.) Bank rob'
borY, Tie msp refer to Is Sam Ferris. alias
Worcester s4ul. then notified the officials
thht II would 10 usciess for n!e 70 coltinue
try. They were anxious Tor nc 10 continue:
but retuaeti. Informing them that II | heard
ANYTHING new iley would be notified ttntnc.
llutrlY. 80 much for my connection with thu
"One of thr strong potnts ruled upon 10 sup
port Of tbs suct,lr thtory u that Barron was q
arfauIlcr, ani In support ttlers1t great deal Of
stock has been tusds out Of the faet us4t 10 lad
discharuvd 1 mortgage Ut FLOW OF hls house
some tl,no butorc. lio might have eakro she
1uonvy from tllr bank: but was the bauk not
amply ,crurpA by tiu' pulty on hts 1llc, whtel,
was tie vesy pekt kind of srcuEity nnyhnly could
hayc. uml III case Of l1 death at any tins The
notu for $a.0,o Occurred hs the assignment of
tic ltlr.tnsuras,cc ]oiicT}wuuld protect the hank
from loss It has not set been proven that Paw.
ron took any money from Tie batk at sny tlmc'
trr nathiug was sud by sl',rr Of tho lostors
about symptons u poison In Sir. H4rrun's case:
Nel,hrr Ut lcm mule any mention OF II, pull Il
they thought 40 wlIT did they not have post.
shink t,r.t the only alternative IL that lsarEuh
vas all he WIS repttaentrll-n man who gave ut'
bls lie rather than bctruy his trust"
, 1879-02-06

"A blinking u tslary grab-as hors "allow'ne
In Thu whsky-frautIs atli rnbbarea II The iov-
trnnlents It IA n iustitcatIon Of thr se'a OF
l,crho1 Who At onr and tlIr same time acted hs
counsel nga!nst It. ..-.
To tonfr,n aiml land In public officer con-
duet fur which q common citizen would OF
should ho secuted, IL not only Disgrace, hut
ous potIt,o,i. portion Of The public Rre vet,
.'tl,ari; t}u," able to distinguish and to dcct.lo
between ri1lll mud HronE. AZ ue Thought Of
that WORT Ut ail speeches ever ma.1e In Wiscon-
of sf,a'nc!l,nesa nu s'razen, defiant turp'tute,
Nn.I for which no cxcutc. apology Or ATTEMPTED
palltation was ever otFrrcd,-we concluded to
let lt,nt personally pure, upright aIl honest
spenk 10 tho penplo Of Wisconsin, Is hc I,a,l h.
fore Ht'oken; TINT, though DEAL he hlp,it& ngan
be heArs1,- ,-hc stoull nKain utter tIfs wOrtls 1T
SOLEMN warning to the young men Of tile 8tale,
what he esttl Of that speech. Head his words:
"'rie peopio arc awakened! BY these nwfut
revelations to the consciousness that tho danger
of sotiny n not slavery, nnr dfauninn, nor null
1nca.Itn,, nor tho tariff, hut more foul disease
tl,r lelrosr Of greed nml AIsonesty that is fcs-
ter;nu IN le bohcs untl otrl of the body noltse.
They sce that this ,,lscatc Infects Tic highest
and 'he Unrest Ha veil ~ Tho 1owly.-thc power
FIJI raEnates At t1I: Eationa! Capital as well a.
the tn!screnhs about the Court'1inusc. THIS
new sense OF danger. this consciousness Of i'm
lo'sht. intensity the anxiety Of the ,rop1c when
they sec that teir chosen rulers and law-makere
ara infected with this all-pesyadEng grccd--thia
hunger foF nnncy-whIeli ts Grazing and cur
The acnator llppautly ''cno1nInatcs this healthy
eoiicitts!c Of tho pconie tthc present eurc,
ldecly; sstckly morallsy.' - tt'nporai q,
Rr', hlsst iG[ 't times an ts ors's on
1conr'udc, for the time being, this unpleas.
aut subject by asking The question, which 80