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duty, and entities tliem 10 oar eternal grat'- t de-
 Resolved, That 1he Society of Arizo.a Pioneers is ed tu the chief credit fui agi,aling the Indian question, until the government was cornpelcd to ayquiesce in Inc universal desire of the pco?ir of Ari z1na as expressed through sad society, and thai cur thanks are hereby extended to the Society of rioLeeis for the energy ard per eisteucc which has brought peace to our territory.
 Resolved, That we age i'll fn!or ol the Ip- rointmeni of federal officers from Inc resi- dcnts of the territory and that we earnestly urge the passaee of law by congress wkch shall permit delegates to Ioie and have equal power wilh members Of congrYss f!Om states, and that the territorial officers shall lc elected by the people.
 Resolved, That this coays sntioB declares it's unqualified approval of the l.te Repub- lican a9IaimistraliuH in Ar.zOna, it's pro- gressiyc and beneficial influence upon the advancement of he territory, its lrrcdom from narrow and partisan a5use cf power, and the broad and libera stand takeI l'y i. upon all matters of public interest.
 Resolved, That lhe Republicans of Ari- sona unrcserYed.Y e dcmn inc course pj.r- sued by Governor Zuiick in aitackng lie yooi name and credit of he Territory Ly contIAued and studied misrer rrrsenlaiirns for partisan purros.s.
 ,fe charge hl:G with having siaGdered tie citizens Q! Arizona in official rroriamaIiona anu wIta faiScly claiming credit for results accoinp isi,d without his help CT inStiu mentality.
 "e charge iin with an arbitrary aud 'rSrtisau abuse Ut power, in his ctfJrts 10 remove without cause or authority Of Iaw able pu bic servants who arc faithful to the trusts imposed upon them and nho com. nal d the respect and confidence of the pes pc oI tl.is Territory.
 Nc charge the administration 0. Governor Zulck with being RGrrUw and artisan in it's therls aId lurpoSLs, tending lo prostitute public officials To party schcnes In tbe urganiEatlUE of partisan ."Ind lurics under :he 8fUcnlc nf part3 maEipUIaiH. ali gre al expense and without bcGcfcI re. ults.
 Resolved, IhBt tie ne. ublicAus of Ari zoaa uunImci;d the acton UI the apFonteeS oi lhe late Republican, Administration Tn maintaining their rights tU remain Ill IEice until t.e legal eXpirNtiun of their terms, and sppIOYe their S.cadfast lcaliy To the hcEubI.caL Palty and treir resistance To Ihe arbitrary aid illegal aSsunpIIou 0i power U, Uorc. scr Xu!lck.
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Soa:Ce 0f Forfeiture.
TO PETER BaxDE AND BLSJ J MAR

TO PETER BGEDE AND BLcIJ MARKS
 Ycu are hereby notified ihut iave ex- pended tie gum Uf ($l,l0O) oRc tht.GsaEG dollars CIrreLcy Si thc CniicU stat,r, iu .luur and Imp: GYt fpei.ls urun tEe Nellie James ana Sann:s iUacs CT InIEIre clalus, %lt..alrd ih AI!leI's CautO on, lluachLci. m Un- ,alrb, Cuci isc county, IcTrlI"i5 If ArIZuH&, iu CThtr l. tod iar sI.d lOccs Or n.Ii.iuS claims for tlc years cGding December 5!st, 1881; lSS2; lScj; lSS4 aha loS5, under lnc Tul isIUr.S oi srrt;Cn 23.4 bryAcd Statutes .Ul lhe th.t, q Si"Irs, tu vii: For iaIUr Hnd iui Ji UNc!nc:i;o Ei Oil lie sad claims for Inc year ciCin: DcCt Der 3lst, leSl, uIIr hui Gred Goila!s ea,l; for 'he year end!:g Dc culn!cr $, i'o2, Ont LuHI ea C0i!ars each {; for tlc !cat c,.d.ng Drcu,Ebcr 3l, ls S;; UEe AuhdrCG Cu!iaIS each; tor the year ending Dece ntcr 5l. lSS4 "4c LuEurrd GUilars c;.CL; fer tLs jCal ending Dr"eMheI 3l, 1885, Uic hundred dollars each Total Ter t!:e live c';I., lhc suIa vi (S CCS) enc tkcu- s@nI d"i!SrS.
 1hc :oc&t.r.i hoticcS Of Inc saiG claims being rtvuId,G as follows:
 Nellie J"li=s min ns claim, in bUpk 4, pages 2i= ai.G 2i3
 >;.,I:a. s:in.nS calln, In book i, i.xses 4:3 and PA.
 ln the records cf Cechise county, Terri oIy uI Ariz"na t!anacrite ed from Ire tlIau uLEtI IVtorCs.
 Anu Il NIhin ninety (9o) days afi,r ihis rot.cs by uLiIt atI"l., jru iaI CT Iuiuse to c0...rIbutr, ea,h Ui ICu, luuf I.rC bvI IIsu Oi augh eAIcnGl uic, aa tO-';" ltrls, JuEr inter cst .n thr salG ltd,s CT iHIhIng claims will Ueruinc hc lru! CItl Ul iEc LHd. rsisHej ul.Ger said cCiivn s;;3:.4.
 !t. Ii. hULLHASIIEN.
 thsll=.ton, totr.sr IC., \. 4., . uiy t. ioSe
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1867 Prizes, amount 9 to.......... S2t5, ,5c0 Application for rates to clabs Shoula he made only 10 office of the Company in Nv Orleans.
 For further Information write clearly, civ- ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders, or New York Exchange in ordinary letter. Currency by Express (st OFT eXpense) addressed
 N. 4. DAUPEIN,
 New Orleans; La. or RI. A. DAUt~HEN,
 Washington. D. C. Make ?. c. Money Orders payable and address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
 New Orleans, La
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rG Creditors.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF IHk
 Crua,y e:I IucLior, IeriItery uI Arizus4.
 In lhr E.atiIcr ui lie artIiCaliuu O. hcdcrivh r. li;.ffoId, ahd nsUiy, nt Lrbloi tO Gc siscHarGcu irU.n HiS Gc!iS and 4isGII- Ie..
 he petition, lchet.u.c and inventory Ui RUGcrIth F H"lisI I'd, inc asUys EzIuru bcti liu9cr, EaTiHS been received and ElcG Lerc- in, Il IS hcicny Ordrr,4 ti..t lhe sald pctl. tiCHcr be, and ne hereby j., declared insol- vcEt and Ike Shtlin Oi thc county Oi Ce- chisc is hereby dirccted 10 take pusscbsirn of al the estate, reai and lrrsGnai of sad pctrt.Uncr, except ruch sS may by law be tXcbnpl from execution; *nd Ol all his ,ieeGs YoUc!ioIs, buvko Ul account and lapcIs; and 10 keep the same saie:y until the aptUin.- mcHt Ui an assIgEce. Il ia further ordered that all persons ale forbidden to make pay meat Cl any debts To U- 10 deliver any pro; eIIy belonging To such Ccbtur to him. or Tor his use, ana said petitioner is for bid cen 10 n.kr any translcr Of his property ol any portion tnrTcO!.
 IL is further ordered that the creditors o. petitioner meet al the office of tLe Clerk Of this CCur; at Inc Court House III the city ol IOnbstOur, upon the 22d day oi October, .ooG, ai 10 U'v:Lck <. iU pru,e their dcbis ana ClUU. Cne or mrle a.sIGne,s e tby estate Cl le .i!oHtT. 1t IS iuIth.r ordered [. al the -!cri ui ilis Court sEai iinnlc. diatciy p;,bi:s. copy ol His order in HE DAILY IOAlB> TONE, a newspaper having general rirCu atIOm, aid publiSued at lh; ci.J uI Infh bstous, in the county ol Go. chls'', @s often IS Sai' news paper Is rriEt q beiClc tGC lUceluS ol tie eaId creditors and Said clerk shaii serve l0rtiiwIth cepy oi lis orGer by CA;tea Gia;es mali, postage prepaid or personally, Un ali crCuitors namcd !u the 3nhcXtu sch,d duIc.
 Uat,d Sept. lS, ls5G.
 NEDoIER STREET,
 SEQ IOu' ty Judge
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FIN RALSH

Il Kes4raey Stree, Sesa F'r2Iciscs. Nervous Debility, SerninYl Weakness, Ex- hausted vitality, SpcrnatorrhGa, LOST MANHOOD, IrlPoteuey. Paralysis, Prosta- t.rfhcca sud all the terrible effects of self abuse, ard exce.s in insturer scari, such ,,oss of Memory, L3Ssitudc, Nocturnal Enissions, aversion to society, Diinnrss of Vision, Noises in thc Head, the vital fluid passing unsbservci in tEe uric. ana many other diseases that lead 10 insaAity and death.
 Suffering from any Cf the above symptoms should consult Us at once. The drain can he stopp-d. vitality restored, and lie be made sgaiz pleasure instead cf burden, There are many
 MIDDLE AGED MEN Who are troubled with too frequent eYacul- tion of the bladder, often umpaned hy Il slight smariIng or burning sensation, and q weakening of the sJ stem in q manner they can not account for; rOpy sediment in the urine, etc Many dIa of this dithculty, ig- norant of the cause, which IS the second S sage of seminal wcakncss.
 CURES GUARANTEED IN ALL SUCH CASES. CONoULTATlQN FREE. Thorough ex- animation Hnd atvicc, Including chemical aralysis and micro scuI ic examination Of tEe urine, 8. An honest opinion given Ill
 The following medicines supplied at the prices namet
 SIR ASHLEY COOTER VITAL RE TOR ATiVE. SS q bottle, CT four times the quuu- titv $l0 Nam lie Dottlr free.
 Sent to any one applying by letter. Ntltng syinp,ons, sex ard agG. St.lct sCcTcsJ in regard to Fl hGsjHcss transacuouS.
 The celeb ated K;ducy Remedy, NEPH- REITCC s, f.r sll Ejuds kid:.ey and hlad- dvI C3mulIints, GOnorihGra, Glrct, Lcucur . rhora, eic For sale by ali druggists; $l q bjtilc, or bottles for S5.
 The English DAkDETINN LIVER AND DYSPEPSIA FILL IS he best in Ike in:gfket For sale by all druggists; piicc, 50 cents a bottle.
 Address.
 ENuLISH MEDICAL DIarENSAKY,
 No. II. Kearney Sil cet, Ssn Francisco, Gal
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We, iht undersigned Banks and Bankers, will pav all Prizes erawn in the Louisiana State Lottcri.s waich may be preserted at our counters.
 s. Fs. OSaLE2EE3E, E'rca. F4ouisi-
 ana National ESI ImEz. .g. EF. EE3E.EsEs E2GEz, E'rea. State
 NatfOzSss E3saKRiI. A. Ks.AESsVyzN, Pres. %eyv Ssr-
 EeazaN National s3sEEii1
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Ms Grand Single Number Esra iRas will take place rnohlhly, and the Extraordinary Drawings regularly every three months, instead oI semi annually as heretofore.
 A aEe5.E4NspEga GE0PDGZTgENz- R'E 's'sS EJEV 4 s'GsS'E5j,@ z11. ELEVENTH GRAND DRAWING, ClASS E. IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY. N;sveEcx her 5;2-, zSSS-EDesth Monthly Drawing.
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Incorporated in 1868 for e5 !years by the Legislature fer Educational and Charitable rurposee-w.th a capital of $iJ30, 0,@3-tr wien reserve n.nd Of over $5J9,Grj has sirce betn added.
 By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was uadc part of the present State Constitution adopted December I'd, A. D., 1879.
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EEaEt!

At the Pony Saloon and take ( drink of that fine old Hermitag, Bourbon, W. H. McBraycr Bourbon, or some of that elegant old Hermit age and Guckenheimer Rye, guaI- anteed perfectly pure. Also the fines; imported hrardies, wines and cig rs. to be found in the Territory. St. Louis Lager Beer on drausht. Eng fish Ale and Porter always on hand Free lunch every day. Come all and come often. HENRY CAMPBELL,
 S-23lf Proprietor.
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Tie only Lottery ever voted on and en dorsed by the people of any Statc.
 IL never scales or postpoacs,
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LIST oE -G-k.
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@CAPtTAL PRIZE, s75 ,ooo-M Tickets only S5. Shres in propor-
 rion.'
Louisiana State Lottery Company,

1-0 VI1E'Ir1I1sV '1I1VVO 1VV0O1 '
 I've do hereby certify that supervise the arrangements for all the Monthly and Quarterly Drawings of The LULlaiand State Lottery Company, and ih person man- age and contrul the Drawings themselves, and that tile same are conducted with hon
 esty, fairness, anhin good faith toward all parties, and we authorize the Company to use this certificate with fac-similes o. our signatures attached, in its advertisements
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Capital Prize, S75,000

ZO0, ,O0o Tickets at E':Yc Esoli;sr&
 E&cA. Fractions. fak E'i9EE,a | "a sHraPcr7Eon.
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Hi11ssHED N TEXAS.
= ro!i:ica! Eiat m i.:;:c;!o---five 2ien
Killed. auit Three .iouudc6.

y special to the Galveston Ne1cs
from. Laredo, says the intense excite
nrnt and l,:wlc.sncss which have Ylc-
vailed there for the past fortnight cal
minated last Wednesday evening in q
bloody riot. The ilnlnediate cause is
attributed bv many to 4 circular which
appeared Wednesday morning, al
nopncing that the Democratic party
would hold funeral services al four
O'Clock in the afternoon over the party
known there as the sHuarchcs. y
Directly after the appearance Of the
circular, it was announced that the
"lIuarchce" party would prevent, by
force, any such demonstration. AT
four O'Clock the streets leading 10 the
pnint whence the Democratic party
was announced to Start, were block
AIDED with armed men. For half an
hour the suspense was intolerab!e. 1t
was then announced that there would
be 20 effort to bury in rtfigy the de-
:c:,tcd party. This had :. pacific ct-
feel, and the crowd began to dispcrsc.
Suddenly :ilc liu>ic OF the Demo
cratic band struck up and the process
sion moved out to and down Main
street and turned into the street lead
ing to the main plaza. When 1Ac head
of the column had reached the front of
Marton'S store party Of meE, armed
with Winchcstcr> amt REVIEWERS, charg-
cd the procession Instantly over one
hundred men became engaged in a
deadly conflict, and for half al Lour q
regular battle ragged along the street
near the river
Daring the height of the conflict i
small cannon which had been used by
the lIuarchcs party, and which is said
to have been charged with nails and
stones, was fired down the street. BY
) O'Clock the mob spirit was supreme
and it was feared that women and
children would be at the mercy of The
rioters. At his critical moment word
WAS dispatched to Colouel Barnard,
comnandant at Fort Mcintosh, that
;Ac heavy firing in the c tv was caused
b! :in attack by Mc1icauS from the
other Size of the Rio Grnilde. 1t took
bu; Il few momcurs 10 (ioub!c-Gui"k
two companies of Infantry into the
town, before whoni the mob quickly
dispersed, and in short time every
;irlncd mas on ihe street he'd his
weapons taken away from bin and
order was restored The casualties,
SO l:,r Is known, arc five Killed and
three wounded.
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don ibis line of Uescl!c,,.

don ibis line of ,,e;el.ca.
On Sunday nuv,l;:;e at Gav!irlt
Sinar;, Who ,ucacG,tc,i Jackson. .'lngc;s
his 20 $50 !ncn opposite the r.lirv;cw
crest aud supported them by batteries
on this sS,lnc Hazel Grove. tairyicW
Was crowti-d bl our artillery ana lie
tended by about an equal int'iE:ry
force on tie Tiiyc hrin.;, consisting OF
the entire SID co:;,~ and Wlli:a.n- OF
the l2tn cnrD. Ai;der>nn and McLaw>,
with 1000 tuen, sill confronted
Geary aE;i H;ncock With i2,0O0. i;sy
noldS lia,i arrived during The ni2ili,
but was posed "n lie - reInc ::g;tt,
away !rem 'l,:' >c,n~ %! &C u.;l :tp~iii
ties. No other rroop> u'c:" brought
'n'" action. !hU> ,Er Superior tactics
q; ''r ei;c'i'H c!I'D:e0 h:in 10 "ajan:n-
otr u 1t ''try poiHi oi attack, ".lic
al equai numo'r oi tvali&3'c ''i"h
troops lay upon their ann c.oSe by,
witnessing the anuecdtG slaughter oi
their comrades.
Ine attack OF the t@n.r';crtta> De
gan shortly alter daylight, with Jack
sou' for watchwor;;, aud Was gallant
iothc extreme. Anderson pushed III
on our left centre, IS Stuart die on the
right centre, both contcndIng ior tE"
Chancellor House, which barred their
possession OF the turnpike. No praise
Is too high Tor the &aanc'lAcSS OF the
attack or the s;ub@oruncsS ct he de
fence; but, after hea8H h9h'la@Nurin@
the entire forenoon, the army OF We
Potolnac yleldei; 10 'h2 'ohie"'::itc
pressure and reNrcc 10 "3W line
already prepared bE lis engineers
and which had is apex II the White
House. IlE!e does ""t aiow t;e
oarest details OF TINS struggle 10 be
entered upo". Suffice II I" 'ay that
Tie loss OF the 3'd, l-iH ana 2&n1 corps
Of 1000, 5000 AID 2,GOo respectively
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THE CLCTEElCS CASE.
Decision of the Court Of Appeals Saon to
be Announced.

be announced.
1t is understood that the 'irgiria
Court OF Appeals will render a dec-
sion in the Cluverius case i'll about
three weeks. Or course a to wha:
will be the effect Of that oipuinn can
only be matter OF conjecture. Taken
altogether, This case j. one OF I'll" most
notable oues kn""f' in the criminal
History OF The state. The dead body
Miss Fanny Lillian Madison was
found in the reservoir luure taan
wear ago. Tie prisoner was arrested
A few DAYS later, aHd bis lr!ai followed,
resulting in his conviction & few
months subsequent. From that ;lnc
until now not single new piece OF
evidence has been discovered which
throws the least ii4ht on The G:IA
mystery which surrounds tie dealt! OF
the youag girl whose bO'!" Was found
III the city reservoir tliat cold, drcaiy
March morning. If there i any o:.c
besides the condemned man. who IS
waiting SO anXiouSlv tor the decision
Of the Court of Appeals, who can
throw any additional light upon thar
tragedy, he or she has not made It
kDoWn.
The prisoners counsel think they
have made out 4 strong case, AID
while they have little TO say. are pro-
baby somewhat hopeful Of obtaining
favorable dec.son for their client
from the Court. The strongest points
in the exceptions made 10 the rulings
of the lower tribunal arc the ;idnnis-
sion Of the nate written by the deceased
from the American Hu;e! to tie pris-
oner on the night she left that house
for the last time. and the letter known
as the Laura Curtis letter" written
by the dead giri This miSSiyc was
intended to furnish an excuse for her
sudden departure from Mrs. DicNc:-
sons for Ric.mond. It was in 'iic
handwriting Of Lillian Madison, and
the theory is the girl Wrotc it and
mailed it here to the prisoner, who
remailed it to the deceased. This let
ter purportcd to be from Miss Curtis,
of Richmond, requesting Miss Madi-
son to accompany al aunt or the form
er to Old Point as companions. The
correspondence was of course Il forge
~, and intended to deceive the dead
girls employer, and avoid arousing
suspicion as to the object of her visit
to Richmond. The mystery Of the
tragic death of the BETRAYED girl, the
intricate legal poiuts involved in the
trial of the prisoner, and tn" cool self
possession manifested by the latter,
have all tended to add to the interest
in the case.
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HOME RULE FOR IRELAND.

Gladstone Outlines n:s Proposed Measures
for the Relief ana Protection Of the
irish ?cGplc---A Gencral and Profound
Sensation.
Thursday was the day set apar; for
the submission, by Mr.. Gladstone. of
his ho!nc rule bill 10 the iiouSe Of
Commons. From the moment OF his
appearance on his way to Parliament,
the enthusiasm Of the people knew no
bounds, and after he entered the
House cheer after cheer greeted the
Premier, while the demonstration on
tie pati Of the Liberals and Parncl!itcs
was such 4, was never before wit
,i.>sG-i in Engiani In presenting bis
biz; G ;,ustonc said :'tlIc time has AZ.
rived when both honor and duty re-
qu;:c Parliament to come to 4 decisive
resolution, and liber&te itself from the
restraints under winch it has iOr late
years intellectually struggled, and re-
store legislation to its uuimpeded
Course He calls for harmonious
relation between Great Britain and
Ireland, such as EGgiishmcn, Irishmcu
and Scotchmcn will have like inter
est in. He referred to the cocrcive
measures which have been in force
from time TO time, and deprecated any
further resort to such measures, claim
ing that the first condition Of civilized
life in Ireland demands that the people
have confidence in and sympathy with
the laws governing them. The Solu-
ton of the problem lie, in the eSiab
lishmcnt al = Parliament at Dublin
for the condact Of legislative and
administrative business, with al equit-
sblc distribution vi imperial funds.
The intention of lie bill is that the
Parliament at Dublin shall Ue dra! in
character, and compo>edo o: two orders,
each of which stall have power 10
vcro the acts OF Ire other. r." fist 20
be cDGlprsrd # lO3 and ;hr second OF
POO m"!nacr> '!'"r:.tH-' 2n; o! lie
lris;l p:.r:> will coriiuue !" ST ii :ic
House of Lo..i>. and The: will be
granted the option OF having iitc seats
in the first order of iic proposed Par
lament. The office Of v.crro, IS to
remain, but to be nuii-p9liical here
after; the Irish col>.abuIary -gill also
remain under the same authority as al
present. The proposed Parliament
will be empowered 20 deal will! mat
tiers affecting trade and navigation,
coinage, wei=ht> and measures, and
postal affair. Th> entire proceeds
arising from customs and excise In les
in Ireland will be held 10: the benefit
of that country, tie .und> 10 be used
Tor the discharge of just o5ligati rs,
anh The excess, ii amv, 10 Gr paced i'll
tie irish exc',cqucr. Powcr CT i'm
posing taxes is also granted. hui il
shall not interfere with tic prcroga-
tive of the crown, in arm!. naval OF
colonial matters.
G;ad>;onc'S Il.tro;,uc'i,m Of TINS bill
has prohnccd : prof,l:nd sensation, as
well in ireland rs in England. Doubts
arc expressed af the praCticahiiiv OF
tie scheme. The Pa:Hcllitee oIi j@ct to
the feature which gives tie hereditary
iInb;ii Y, il, l:l2 proposed Irish parlia-
men;, tie right 20 ,ictr"t or, II al
events, 20 stavc I'll legislation locking
70 the extension ot popular r;gi'i> i'll
Ireland. The progress ol' the measure
will be watched with widespread in
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Ec Demanded To: Proof.

Jud"- Montgomery had aquecr case
before hinl a Dayic Ou.t la>i week.
< gray headed man Was Hi'rai2Act; for
disturbing religious Worship. When
the Rev. Mr.. Round was preaching in
The most Interesting part Of the dis
course, the brother jumped up foln
the audience and said: "Icu are
wr9ug in your statement; | demand
scriuturai proof" lie WAS afkc,i to
81: down, and Mr. Round proceeded
with his sermon. lie had not gone far
when the brother popped up cgain and
Said: "l demand scrlplnral proof for
that state nent, >ir." He was again
asked 10 sit down and be quiet. He
refused to do SO, aEd persisted il! his
demand for the ">criptural proof"
Whercupon the preacher got down
from Ms pulpit and led hin oat. He
was iiIdictca for Disturbing tic SER
vices, and tic ONT: plea his lawyer
made was that nc i;:e lived in Texas
fifteen Years; Uut TIA! was Il clincher.
(N. Co. Times.
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2Ho1.Gi7;oS IN GEoH&Ia.
What Senator Colqri,t Says Of its Work
inSs =: the Empire state.

In reply 10 a letter recently received
by Senator Coiqui!t from Il Eirgl"ian
relative " the working @s Of prohibition
in lie Stale of Georgia, ANA perhaps
,,csir1a- Of knn%'in.s how 10 vote III
the prohibition con;cst in Virginia,
said:
"Vcrv few words will do for all an
>ver TO ycur letter ui' inquiry a> 10 ilr
effect om taxation and property values
il, Georgia as The rc,tiit OF prohibition.
The allegation that these have been
affected lujuriouSIy is siu,ply device
OF the enemy. There has not heen 4
fraction of mill added 10 our tax in
Georgia by reason OF prohibition, nor,
taking values in Atlanta as al index,
has there been any falling of i'll real
estate prices. In my State, IS every
where else, business is halling and
detected; but will any zealot for Whis
key and whiskey civilization aud pros
peritv say that one million Of working
men now out OF employment i'll the
United States are thus placed because
Of the stoppaSe or reduction Of their
whiskev ration? think it is high
time for mcn 10 take mp their slate
pencils and tigare out what a ''boom"
in dollars and cents is worth 10 any
people that ha, to DE secured by the
degradation and ruin of: L large pro
portion of the population who con-
tribute the "blood money" that enters
into the bank balances. In the csti-
nation Of some OF our latter day
economists the redemption of immor-
tai souls from british cnSlavement TO
strong drink is entirely too dear if it is
secured by sinking in trade quota
tons, or an inconvenicnt hiMdraMce 10
the downward plunge to perdition,
temporal and eternal, by closing cor
ncr eroggery. This is the stupid logic
of sin, defiant, hardened and dcSper-
aely Selfish. We must give up such
Public spirit and po iticaI economy as
this, or stand by and sec our Christian
civilization ,Iwartcd md disgraccd. >
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-04-14

The water has receded from the
Tumlin Mound field, near CarterSville,
Ga, and has left uncovered acres of
skulls and bones, many of which arc
OF gigantic size If the original frame
was in proportion to some of the thigh
bones that were found their owners
must have stood fourteen tcei Ei@h.
MANY cu:rions ornaments OF shell,
brass and Stole have been found
Sn;nc OF the D,.iicS were e"clIs:I IN
small vaults bnilt Of Stones.