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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-05-24

1 sacks, 155. Maricopa,-F Collins d Co,
windows. and glass, 375. Prescott-Mis
P Horner, l hOx, 100.
Nav 81 Gilettp-Tip Top M Co. acid,
29s. Phenix-V Gritz, 2 acid, 500: T ST.
mon, acid. 2S5: NJ l. Peralta, acid. S.;
G G, 43 sundrics, $3.50; w & n, 3 fruit. 100;
Stewart, 200 barley, 20150. Tucson
A Levin. cigar. 40: l. NJ Jacobs & Co |
trunk, los: G Schultz, 2 syrup, $40; Geek.
endorf & Staah. 80 coffee. $3.50; Tally,
Ochoa & Co. 81 hardware, II snndrIes, /
drv goods, 6736; A L Warren, 8 dried
fruit, 755: E o Kecfe, , oranges, t55: Loe.
wenstein & Co, IL dry goods, 5 h and S, 3
canned goods, So sundries, l24SO; J E
Msrre, | bags, $50; B W Rice, 6 sundries.
555; J Ghanrtto, 7 liquor 1920. Pres.
Cote P Head II Co, 35 II and $. 73 SIM.
dries, 5000; L Ba>hford & co, dry good.
tQl; T w Otis, mdsp. 15O; D Levy d Co
dry goods, 35; A NJ Mcbride, cham,
nay C., 100; ! n R,denhery, cic.,rs IN
Verdict s, IL stores, Ammunition. 1253
Hayden's Ferry T Hayden. 3 snndrirs
IS: Picket Post s SnpaA, ! cirar. i'm
Silvrr King Nine NJ Bar,,ey, VI bsrd
ware, 100. Florrnre-S & w, ci airs, ia
Maricnna-R Wonlsey, 3 sundri.s -
Sanfordv Sullivan, 40 liouor. 159s
Whipple-P B BraHnan, tobacco. 1S5
Bradshaw-T Loisillon, SO sundries, $500
, 1879-01-18
Asss.ss. YlrxuKMAap AND unapLxr


Hpsttat Msp4tea 10 fAs Tftauae
MILWAUKEE, Jan. l7.-The steatnshipa Min
neupoit4 aud Amazon returned to GEani Haven
last night and tAia mornlns, With full eargoes
VI Hour and provisions. Augua Smith Il Go.
tu.lay rsfusrd further ollers Ut y.ssels for
storage, saying th.t, with tho uaat- shore transit
roules opcu, they will he ablu to keep their
gryAtor III shape to receive all grain forwarded
frutn ihe Interior over thu Cbltaxo tk Nusti,-
wr.teFn lines.
Tns following letter has been secesyxd here
froM Z. L. norF, Esg., ol buffalo:
BEyYALu. Jpn. II, lk1u. 49, ~ ths YtseAaats dmA
lsn>t- oanfrs u fAs horthHtM Lakt4: Thets
lsua been tuA'nissIon appuinted 10 which all thu
insusance coMpaHies dung Inland marine 1uslnsss
afo parties. 10 pakv for business puEuos"s u1lY
xutaeI unu unttaEsa taasInv eU.sster 9t The Scs.
sass ant steamers Registered upon tue Northwest.
srn lakes mud tributaries, this ssE.tes Io bu nada
III lie tSue tnteEssts OF merchants. owners Ut tes.
seis and unleFwHters aud IN tie inteseat VI saV.
luz au4 projecting huInan !lft mud property while in
tEaIslt u9on ths wattgs. TAs luzEiuy Ut 1t has
hceA cuulnatc1 10 Capt. Charles r. Musey. OF bus.
fato, Capt.. John ltlce, of liulalu aud cAut- 10.
ssph AtCho!sun, VI detroit. Theirs Il uu person
hasu1 sny ,aaytdanl !Msersst !n the svx!etsf. Iha
n.cA tnakInu It woEk VI sslluty only. rhes bAEe
sole ch1fKe u IT, disconnected With auT fnsutaure
COMPANY VI Individual Tsus character IL .. uec-
es.liy to sss.sl q. u aa individual Il IL there
tofu 10 hs lV2!d That VXlsts VI SGsstls will co.
, 1879-01-18

An otI1ctat report lately made to the Trusstan
Government, By ncdiral exports, uu the elect
OF gaflght In livng states sotno facts OF inter
est In tint connection. According to tito pre-
ytous experiences Of occllltsts, tu Injurious ef-
feet 0f Ras!ight uW'u the eyes Of puuIs Inns
been ohservcd, when it Inns been used properly,
mud especially wtcre arrangements are pscscne
to project the eyea from the direct influence OF
allnlcs and yfotcs scryca fur this purpose; tho
dirk, fatally opaQuc, tin sladcs arc. however,
very injurious, nnl ri! complaints against the
use OF Kasl0Et are rcfcrablo almost universally
ta thcse imnrupcr coatryanccs-for with ttcsc,
tho eyo stays tn total darlucss, but looks upon
q brightly Illuminated surface, 10 TINT dazzling
and oyer.trritatton VI supcre1cttement of tho
eyc rrstt with oil their attendant Injurious re-
suits. 'ulobesuf nIk-glass arc, however, very
suitable, ~ they dllFuso the light, aud arc safo
for tho eSea.
, 1879-01-18
THE CANAL.


Largo M6FtlnK ht ho!feL l4asG NlGnEs
Gpecfaf ntsnatch to 7As 7rfbnae
JoltET, H., Jan. l7.-Qnlte large and en-
thnsEastlc canal meeting was held in the Court
House here this evening. Mayor Eflwoou pre-
sftett. aoA remarks were male By euperintend-
cnt fhomaa, the Hon. James Goodsperd, ex-
Senator Marshall, John Rsau, Esq.,. NJ. Adams,
mud others. The Bridgeport sttnks wcro thor
onglly discussed, but, whilo oil thought that
something should bc doac, ,,ouo could suggest
any remedy except sh'peanal, or tho deepen.
ing Of tho Dccp-Cut, which 6upcrintenAent
Thomns said would cost ssoo,0oo. All wsrc
IN tagor Of making 4 sl.!t-cana! Of the "d!sch,"
md petition to Congress fora first approprfa-
ton ior that purposo was prepared for cireula-
tion.
Tho farmers arc greatly Interested, particular.
y n the effort Of the Chicago Il Rock Island
Rallroad to - shut up the canal " BY giving n
rebate on grni., eguaf 10 tho freight charges,
snh their; Representatives present spokc strung
" on this tutnt. 4 committee was appointed
tn preuars nlnn OF acti,n md report at mass
meeting to be held ncxs week.
, 1879-01-18

Tho licv. Mr.. Bray, Congregational clergy
Mau, of MousrraI, employed upuhar, sculI.t
~ lnaku u bust Ut him. II WAN huisled, uill ii
MA ths Rey. Ar. Bray on!y Who was satis-
ava.. The artist WAS Tar feo.u bcing -. II
my tsn!'Y aud congregation" "iou shah do
nothing vi tlle sort," responded TIC artist, ul4,
IT. n1akc ASSURANCE loubly surc. liz ku4wked Oil
the uos9 VI the bust With u bruatnstlrk. But
lle forgot that he Aau received his pay 10 uu-
yancc, aud tllAt tho work realls WAS no lo,lycr
Ills. i. Dir. Bray sued hun; he va. tlned Is
and colldetnuca 10 paS &s3 damages IL the alt
ter; aud I'll. puur nau. 1erausS hu MOS judteIAl-
j. fAjtl1iuua about lis oWn WpEk.
, 1879-01-18

railroads Of their iron and appropriated i 10 tts
own tite; It operated the main lincsnI rhliEoAns
tro1n the beginning Of 1852 to the close nf lstt,.
fron the Slate the banking power which }'al
t,ccn so profitable to It, ami bestowed II upon
Its nwn bontal,ol1rrs.
Tho message reviews at length The fraudulent
manner Of tho issue Of buntia Of the State by
the Legislature during 1'rownlow's AamInlstra-
tion. The hon1ol1crs appreciate tho faet that
the debt cannot bc inct, anil long s!neo COM
promise would l'avc been had but Tor tue faet
railroads regarded their tn,uds stlll lien on
tho roads, anil until that question "A scttlcd
adversely to them they Will never oflcr com
protntse within the ability Of tho Taxpayers.
Tne confusion OF tho lust tlces Of tle state to
witl, tho questionable and fraudulent debt has
resulted disastr,usly to her interest ind rcpnta.
tton. There llns never been time wien the
State was not ablu and willing to naJ the inter-
est upon her lust Indebtedness. But, bs unit
linz nit, payment hns been ft'alt impossible Ille
bonds wilth represent the seveial branches Of
orr btatc debt can ut least be Approximately
distinguished. and II 90. thcy ought to be dis
tnrufsfr'l, an! permit each branch II debt to
stand upnr It's own mt rtts nnd be adjusted ac-
torlsncly. mi! for tl.Is puspasc an approprtato
Committee should tnvcaslCatc all tile tasta
eennre.cd w't the j. ;,; ;cst. 9 ena T.. re-, 1.po1tt r
Tho State may 10 exhibited anu Intelligent
ac,io1. had. II an adjustment Is ma1s tbs
csupora angtt not IT, be tAade receivable lot
taxes. Tlla demand for this conitto', implics
IL waut of confidence in THE integrity of tho
Hlntc, at,j ought t,r that reason to he rejected.
hui, AZ n fpatlcr Of principle, the State should
never CONSENT to pvt her sovereignty, whtc!, She
holds II, trust for the welfare Of the wholo peo~
1Ie. IN pledge for debt. II anv adjustment is
adopted II tll9l,t to be submitted to the pconc
for ratification Ut rejection At the bnllos.box.
mud, II It IL approved b. the people 1t tic polls,
the Legislature will br convened, If NECESSARY,
for the purporo of cnactinK Il into q law. IGat
utrtipE j1ns been fnat1d tn tttC UEunlp. and It
ought to he respected. iftlsrcgasletl npon any
ground. II will only aiord oeeas!ur fur distrtst,
nnl insnrc Tie ulttu,ate defeat of any adjust
1nrnt l,,aslc, as the history ot our State debt
auI railroad companies OH tho one stda AMI the
tnxpayGrs On tha ot1tgr that the taxpnyers hasu
rnno t1Dwn. 1t ia not remarkable that they de-
nunu tile right 10 protect themselves
, 1879-01-18

l2pectdI DIapaseh to 7As Tribute
ET PAIL, Mil,lt., JAu. l7.--TlIu fiuNfer- 'reas
M. mo,ni,v ,.,ntnincd nm r.litnrlal ,I,on,tnc
. ..'9 ..'> 80 -, S..,.,,,. n...,,. 5, ~. S..,a
Inv s''c ".'" u. e'ss ss"u"', ',. e"' :" >u'' o.Ala
trson CONTRACTORS. bY htslhcse aslu otl'er corr
llectnna III Ut. Paul, Minneapolis, and clsu-
wnrrc, maintain hurtfut Influence. Az all In
.,., ~ th ,tf,.t ~ tha, i,,,1,,.,... thn Atoto
s.""se W s"I ."@ ~ 49,, - ~, IT, 49,,
was "1"1'ec'l ~ lhe cAtc"l % *'A'"" ~ 'nu af-
b!tratIon lust spsiug Vi tfls rase 9f the state
uxuil.st that ilrm, besides hayIng tho pay for
,,uyI.t 1u,r rr.,tcc.. Tho urtirlc reelected pnr-
.,n.',,..,,. ,,',,n A,tn-,o,. .fa,.,,, ,vllsor a..
t~u'asF "e'" n"s"''as "nsp", W.
cus1"E mn ot not Attending 10 Tue ihtcsesta u
tle State befurc tho urbltFaturs, and, by ittill-
, 1879-01-18
SPORTING.


AufrtaI D..ptItcA to Tzs Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. l7,-Ata meeting Of
tue Milwaukee CuEliax Club, this evening,
Messrs. john Johnston, Janes 4. brydc.s,
Churlcs nlugwa!, +. F. Adams, anu Witliam
Mckay were helccltl to atteud the Natiunat
Tournament at Toronto.
, 1879-01-18

LITTLE RocK, Ark, Jau. l7.-6cnaaos Wat
son Introduced resolution tustruclius Con-
Ervsslucsl tu vote for tho free, Unlimited coiu-
a,u u silver. uul fllslst that the present dollar
es suals shv full leSat.teuasE fur u! tstsa,
public aud private.
, 1879-01-18

Sot'df p!soe'en to 3af 7s1o"H:.
INDIANAPOLIS, lnu.' dah' l'.-lhe interest III
tne LEGISLATURE to"lay eente1ca IN tne su'eess
o1 Inc hcpop,eana IN ee't'nE t"e Denoeihls VI
feeora "noh "naneia' 'ues1o's sa"atety wv"
lalrlY. johnson, ot farkc' anu sls'ntcomer5'
Natlona'+ intfolucea joni resoial'on ,of, hsss'
tifo ansohdlt'ohaf Fepea4 o. LUG epeeie.nesunp
tton aet anu c9cmpt'ie oopus and e.eca'oacks
IRON taxation; sess'hu, tho aoonl,on " u, oanS
'ssucs. at'a trco a'a un'!h'tet1 eo'aaec U, Eoia
and s'l'cf; thifo, the issue " Ine oeneta' oos'
cThtnent VI 1Al! 'e3ai'tenuss p'psr "o"o}' ~
cc!saole ios all anes, papHc H"a PE"a'e' ~
atnotlnts SUFFICIENT to meet tae "ant' u "aae'
or nt lcast Wv per captai !ous'n' ~ pFou'p
s"e 1atsaeE ssuuE y. ",sesat'uSatt"e ,
uo7efnmeht Donus' attn, '"a' eo"s.css tahe
immediate steps "hefeoy inc nonae'. 'nucotea.
ness ot tte Government ana'' w pau w ~ .,.as
as Tue aaulc 'aaF peeon'e uue' "eeoro''e ~ '"o
eohtfacts uhaeT WINCH Ing oonoS "c'S ,so"eu'
sixth, TINT congress pass 10" hnl1tins Inc rate
If interest to not oTcr per eent' Inc peho-
Gratis stasffnca paa'y. oot "loFc s"a' a'' no"t
bc[ore EHeV u1t4 4o1cea Fote VI" l'oposts!u"
TO retire Nntiohnl'on"" hotcs a"u BLUSH" ".e m
srecubacks, when was Carried oS yeas 10 ~
naye,-wtta!h one vote OF iu1i 44ouec'-put
now tne leaaefe "ante" tne 'eso'utso"A
fetcffcd 10 comulltee Ut '"acl'''te.
y postponca' But Inc nepnonca"s ah"
Hath'na's' VIII sefelai l.c'eo soor"1e' oe.'o
crats, forced tho sotc' ING pFopos'nohs Nese
o''la'dt Inc fcpea' OF scdu'hpt'o'' cofF'eu !" W
VI. lto Uetnncrats Fot'a0 hot 'netuut"R oPeanst
EAutliornd: ta11tlon OF honns, o. 10 gu ta3h'
, 1879-01-18

Y,.s.- A.. u.n.rl,,. .,n.l,,, Aha vornrnh1n
- "e ,''.' ~. n. ,t.' m - ~. ~" ,,s.,i,,, or
~ :.',os. 49,. -. ..a ,,s.. 49,. 80, ..,,or. of
""a et"'ea ,"s. s"s :o 49,. s.,r.,.ah
et'sHe'n .saa Ivnos.eu n''a 10 a1,as,;nn 1s 1f r.
~ -. o s,,,. :. =. .,s, ~ e1uro.
.'o .," beSso. ""a ~! ". .h,-o,orc
e'., ~ s. ~. s." as. n@>ct,r Ia hard
Pa'.1nt.'tf p@"''"' ~ ''''"' nv
o.. ,tn" .,,.a ~ n.
Mf' ffe"t t'e '''ss"o"tns't -" .., 80
e's't ,'l's n,''4.h ~ Sp ,.,n,..., n,anrnr Mr
ssoeu y 'us "'' ".'"' ~ ...... -. .,rx.ft
rlu" "as Nv. w. n'."i.i :, ~, .,nas ,,ro, ,he
a,'Y o' "' pS''.s'o"s nn'as 1890
''oasc '.rp ~ ;,,n"1,,.s,,teas hi, .,,, ,o-,.
'a'' D. ~ ""''" ' - s,.,.'.. 49,
."E' "..-, p'"'s ...'.,. - ..t,.as.a. ,a,a,-.,,h
'"e 'as eap!A. s,H rs..a.'. y. s.n n' ..I an
campah'ef' III" osnc' .o' At'o'S' 1''. " W." ~,
csat rertston al tic leven''e taws. Tho bill
WIS referred To the Committee on Rcrenne;
o1s,, Ehit otnendntory Of mn nct to rro7ttlc for
a,s'' u.s. .r..,m u ".' ~ :" o,. "" .n ,tt,ans. ,r nv.
'"c heo.l",neu" " easso a., ~, '"N"Seo' u'
proved ApTlA lus lotSs AUS 1ti Icl"tses tno
CITY Council and Boards Of Trnstccs OF
elites md VILLAGES to pass m At,~
rronr,otIon hi within the last ouartcr nf
~ iii, ~. ,.,..t
ese.' iseu' s.a'. A.u ,ss s"o ', y. ...,.
eus" W po'n'" ~ ~ ~. ".,. .,' " sae
t.pp'up4 'tl,''' u',' '1 49,, D.' ee" r,
.a,, .au ~! s. n,,,.". - ~. - .as,,o.,..
'i"sses ~ as'''S "'' ~'''s's ]'~~' 'o' W.
~ ri, ,u.,, l., -,
.',... w. ,...""'....1 ~. a.. rrs,,s',., H.,
~ ~. s,,,,...s 49,, "afsssas -. 49,. rns,n,t..oo
~ ~ ~. 1.,,,,., 1,..o.s..,.
'" VIZ c!N' ,u.. ,..'s Dsp"'s s -, .,-,
~. oeto" "s.oa ..e',''4' os w."
H." s,.s '1.,', =, .,a., ~ ~. 49,
c"'eo'ea - ..e.' NV "eee auv .ue"' ".
'"""u' " o'nes"'0o n".N1!s t"en' .'""e " oa"
aHes loF LUG ae'eht'o' vi t"c FAME
In proper action ut law; also
bill providing that II tho plaintiff In M action
M rcnIcy,u fan tn nro.cc,,tc NJ, .utt with #.
~, ~, -. .,,...,,,,,,.,a,,. nj n
| aee'' Ut enne1 " '""'s"at Ut "'sco'.''""nse' "
the right Of property IL ad1udged aRalnst n't,
Judgment shall be given for return Ut the
property an'l damages Tor tlc use thereof from
tho time II was taksI, until It was returned.
Mr. Wentworth Ehls morning introduced q
bill combining tho Jurisdiction VI Jnstie'" Of
the Pence fur the City uf Chicago th civil ACTIONS
!" the city; also, t!r''''t'i'l; Tor tue aInont-
, 1879-01-18

operate with Capt, MoreY and hIs Atfociates to
make true nn cngrsct reglatce of al tho vtsaels
urnn tho Northwest lakes.
For tho Committee. +. r. Dom, Chairman.
, 1879-01-18

citing nets Of intimidation during tho Repub-
11can aaccndcnrv In Arkansas.
Tho Governor, Secretary of stnac, Auditor,
Treasurer, and Aatorney.G}cneral wcro lnaugu-
ratef tonight bcftrc tic joint eesslun.
Huv. Mtl's inaugural Is byles.
, 1879-01-18

Subscribers for this year tsubscrIptton prite,
81. postagt paki) will get ali the HrlzIl paiWrt-
alone worth moro thai the subscription.
February nuulber ready Jan. l7th; price. s.
cents.
Fur sale By alt booksellers Ri,d ncwelealers.
BCR1BNER g. CO., Now York,
, 1879-01-18
NEW PUBLICATION,
TEIE
MEDWlNTE[l SCRIDNER

CONTINUING tho custom Of isan[ng occu<,oo.,
numbers Of even greater hcauty antl htyhs.. hthhs.
tluctora Of ecnlnsEn's MoNrmLr now TT nfe,rn, ,rn
the beautiful "atldwlnter bvRinNgl.n >'Trst Tstt
number upclis with ful-paga Aos
FTontispieee Portrait Of &. W. Esn.-,,.
81 Earo excellence, drawn from life bY W..
EATON, a1d engraved BY T. CokK. Accota,nnt
it,t ~ the ptcture u m article On THE llouss Az
llAuNrs or EMERsoN, by +. u. SAyunIts. ~
!tchca With Illustrations tsy I{oMEn Man7ttsx ts'
K1oRDAN, and LATinO1.; nttfong them n sna.',
Of famous Walden Pond, On the a',nrrs d, wh,s
stood. for many years, the hut Of Thoreau. ""3
Tho Tile Club at Play.
The second Of these papers, showing tho N.
OF club of nrt1sta III New Turk, prl,ltu1ntr9 tng
"the hlt oi tho season," covcr] 4. s, purrs. sss
gives 90 delightful aud unique pictures i,y tx1 NV
HIATT. WiMnhtf'uE, SWAIN u1rFunl,, f., H.
nxr, QUAMrtaY, SrRAHAN, PARIS, +. IlorE,1.
,,o,. son Sa11,t IT,, and Lasr4M with copcs u a.ss
portrait Ut John Howard Payne Us a buy, a ~.
production OF a cbnrcuat sketch Of t'ArxE,
bdrth-plner, and Other novelties.
Tho Giaoier Meadowa OF tho stcrra,
by JoitN Muin, tho natusa1iat, with an iI,u..
tratlon by Jons HoLLss. S'
"To tho Clergy"
Another Of EpwAnn EootssroN's enle,t,,,
Ing chapters Of clerical anerdUtes.
a Bymp postum on the Chinese Question.
"a.
suit Of Interviews upon the Chtnrsc t,irsan
with All Lee, Mons. Atphonsc do n Fontsnsa
the Hun. tferard MontaRue, Herr 1saac iia@a',
tl'a1. Mr. Phelim McFinncRan, mud Judge lii,
kim Pillebury. ~
Tho Fortunes and Misfortunes Of Go. s.cn
Text and pictures the work OF Af.LRy {, ,Rsn.
WOOD, lato of The Confederate army. Une u
t!lo most tn'crestEng a1u} Pathetic pictures Of la
Confederate sidn OF tl,c War ever presented
The Doom Of Ciautlius aud Cyathta.
An original and realistic picture, by Msuntr,
THOMPSON, OF traRtc tcat Of archery IN yi
R0n1a1 days.
John Leaah.
fnc ssAilo sketctes ii t'in happicst rein Vi Il,
1feat artist Of 'Punch."
Aerial Navigation.
:. The poet srEpMAE hero g1ves his srecu,
t!ons-laaf.humuruus nnl flalf-enrnrst-t'r III,
airy subject, with v'cws Of the "aurubats !" mi
"aeronuns' of tho future. Tllo lceirns xt's
h'ade bY i!lt auttlur yeafs ago. aud tho thcesx,
advanced have nlrcady received tile eoaliueuls.
tuh OF distinguished engineer anu Gxpcst-
insanity aud Modern Civilization.
a valuable paper by Ur. II. T. STEArSs, 81.
ncrintendent Of tue fnsana Retrcat,pt Harliunl
CopD.
Potts Patntsas Cure,
An ingenious story, by EDWARD DglrAMH
Serial stortcs.
"HAwoHTn's," by Mrs. BURNETT, IA con.
usHo,na boYE YEsha's novel Of Norwegian i,uu|.
grant life in the West.
Pooma.
"Tns DEAD MAsrKn," sroppARn's eu,o4r
on The death q HnTASr, aud pucl.,s by Il. u.
NslpEN, T. ". PANsoSs. CiiAntrs DE XII,
hose AAwrIionSE LATltHor, nnl others.
Editorial Departments.
In "Iopice of the Tnc,H Pr. 1lotLASD d.
hfHNrk6 uH Hn1 ~ ut+i Il
, 1879-01-18
ST. NICHOLAS,
TnE tlllLDREN'S ART MAGALIYE

TIE ClllLDllEh'S Akr MaGALlAk,
Which has reached total circulation, tluf. Tho
past year, OF nearly thrcc-11arters Of millha
cop!es, Ia steadily increasing fts ATTRACTIONS anI
deepening tho impression In Its fayor. 1aa
Western Christian Advocate casls It
"TuE PRINCE OF K0ST1lLlEs FOR BOYS and GtRl1'
Thu EnIscopal Register, Tho Churchman. The
Evangelist, The Interior, Tho Congrcgationallst.
The Christian 1ntylllgcncer, AMI ali uar gfe'l
religious weeklies unlte with the secular pns1
In giving 1t The very hlghcst commentators
~ t,la:axtuc beautifully Illustrated, carefully
edited, md snstaatng tho Highest moral stanl
artl," a new term has been inventcl bs taa
wfe of IN eminent state4nan to inllrate q pt
rlllIar EXCELLENCE. She says sit CURTAINS tnn7e
Applied ClriatlanIty than anytliug elsr ] ha's
beeu ablu to pIace Ia tle ,a,lus VI my children
4 SERIAL STORY FOR GIRLS.
"Eychrtght," * susan Coolidge, whose booss
arc ~ popular With luti b'ys aud K!r!s. w'la
anlt u tn rnn to tho cad ot shu yuluu1c.
sT0UKTON'3 STORY FOB BOYS,
IA jolly Fealowsh!p," Illustrated bv Kr!ly, b.
run lu November, will also cnl with tue Eol'
"HALr A DOZEN HoUsEKEEPERs."
short serial begua IN November Is a1rsldt
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their agents among them to work upon
them individually and in communities.
They make them believe that they are
agents of the Government Of the United
States, and mako them promises Of
lands ut merely nominal rates. This
company doubtless have as their agents
many of the more influential cOl0red
men in the communities In which they
are operating, and through their per-
suasions many have left their comfort
ablo homes in pursuit Of this promised
Ell Dorado. We have been told that
in Kinds county and other places the
negroes, in their anxiety to get of,
have sold their mules, their cows, and
other stock at ruinous low prices, a
good COW i'll most cases bringing not
more than five dollars. The company
has an arrangement with the st. Louis
Anchor Line by which the passage
from Vicksburg to st. Louis Is dxed at
81 each, and from st. Louis to the
place of destination they are taken FREQ
by the trains of the road. by the
active exertions of energetic agents
quite Il large number of colored cmi-
grants have been already secured by
this company.
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A LONG COURTSHIP.


A couple, after courtship of over
fifteen years, have just been joined in
marriage in kentucky. The wedding
was to have occurred in 1861, when the
war broke out, but the conflict which
dragged all cSsses of people into it's
whirlpool, claimed this lover as we'll.
He took one side, her father took the
other. The old man never forgave it.
He swore that as long as he lived the
daughter should never marry a rebel.
He kept his word. One by one his
three sons passed over the river and
out of sight. His wife, broken-hearted,
followed her boys to the grave, and
finally none of the once happy house
hold was left but the patient girl and
stern old parent. The war gave her
back her lover uninjured, but the i'm
placable father stood between. He re-
fused his consent to the marriage, and
she would not wed without it. And
so the years rolled away-an obstinate
old man-two loyal lovers. a year
ago he died. Tuesday night last this
long delayed marriage was consum
mated
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The Hon. Julian Poydras, one of the
early delegates to Congress from the
Territory, was president of the constit-
utional convention of 1872. The Hon.
Joseph Walker was president OF the
convention of ls45, and was legislated
out of the Office OF Governor by the
convention of 1852. The Hon. Dun
can +. Kenner was president of the
convention Of 1852. The Hon. Alex
ander Mouton was president of the
secession convention of 1861. The two
latter still survive. Gov. Mouton is
older in years than any other ex-gov-
ernor of any State in the Union, and
is the Oldest living ex-member of the
United States Senate, having entered
in 1887, some time before any other
living ex-senator, and, with two or
three exceptions, some time before any
living member of the House Of Re-
presentatives.