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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02
(c1rrearondrars ofihe Dallas Hgnihl
news from the FrOntIer..-The indians
ia Farce With Long Ranse Suns; 1
Bloody Fight. ~ N
nEcATUt TExAH, Jan, 97lh, 1865,

n 81 FufVc Win LVns AAuSc uuhs-' =
Bloody Fight. <,
DEcAqUH, TExAs, Jan, eth, 1865.
I3.ior Of he Dallas Hpdid;
4 Since my last communication Of JAW, lst
4 IN whichI cnleaye ed 10 give yonr readers
scmr idea OF tho impOrfahcc Of keeping q
strong military force on tlc frontier of Tex
az, some stirring events have transpired,
I Which demonstrate the fact that there is
= plenty for all to do, and that they are sadly
AZ fault who think the soldiers of the from
tier districts are either idle or resting q on
.tiiswery beds OF ease, s,3 "a "a
About iheGth or It'll ofthls month par
tyof Indiaasw edscovered caiching nurses
within one or two miles Of Buffalo station,
in Clay county. The discovery was mnde
| by single man Of Capt. Tottyls company,
! G. s. Border Regiment, who reported the
! fact 10 Lieut.. 0'Neal, then in coiumapd of
that cohpauy stationed there. They were
pursued ~ Lieut.. O'Neal, who soon ,liscpy-
cred the Indians were moving in ,.toyar,s
the settlements, on the trail ola scout re7
.mning from Wichita belonging to the
State forces ofthis District, tbesa1s travel
cd ,oyertlis ground Tie dss bctorc
About noon, Lieut., O'Ncals party came
ppon The Indians eucamped in u rayine;
they had builta fire and taristcd a beef for
Slaughter The lndians, sonie 10 or II in
number, were attacked; three were Killed
and several isounded, hut esceptth killed.
The rest scattered through The brush aud es-
capped They also captured Tor 8 head Of
Horses several six-sheoters blankets, buf-
sfalo robes. and other articles Of Indian out
fiji md warfare AZ
Abont the 1Otho rJanuafy, paptyofmeu
.under Lieut. Col. Diamond. &. S. Border
REGIMENT. discovered an Indian trail hear
Rcd River station. in Montague county, and
followed IL ninth laYk.: they discovered the
cor7n nf nc indians anii moved on them
.ste4itb;ly 10 within so ar 40 yards when
lthet fred, biu strange totelldid notkill
an Indian, They c.lntirel their hocses and
eaii, eouipaee. hut the indians All escapctl.
fhboui one month ago Capt GillAntinc Of
Ne STATE Troops I'd, FiontieriDistricts dis,
covered two large Indian trails about siSty
,oiles Nest Of Belknap going in a SOUTH
,yeslaidly direction. An eSpslitiGas WAC
sbast;ly. Gotten mn consisting Of between
fam, aud FIVE hundred State Troops from
Major Eratlf ! si,istfici $50 or Ident. Col.
3aTrys &. s i.oops. and some forty orfiffv
,Statc qfoops from Stcphcns county. Tits
force royea forward on the lower or Eisi-
e,n trail and crossing die Colorado Rivcr
cane ,ipoa the indians eneahlped on D9ge
Greek, 4 tributary of the Colorado; on The
9Th of, January. A6gbi ensyloa.Thich iast-
cd ak haprs. We lost betweeN 30 and 40
Killed and wounded. the itf,ljlus boiling
tlle asmnd. OmtirappsfIonghii every
disaapanitge-4b both meG ana horses were
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02

rt,Sl,jsttip,an TO the linnHion Telegraph aud ths
Eegtin Gazette reeciysdai this Office ~ the publish
- rates. N
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02
sue 1;lallas ssfralh

gENNS--Che CODY, pof afnpin. fonr Dollars. pay.
~, in flvNoc ahorie, period Ia proportion,
tliYERT1 iiSt,--0ne Dollar rer eqalre q ven
fbR4r lr.s CHS siSe fyrc,) for fhe nri insertion,
.,pl accents CIR each -ubrplucnt Insertion
whanl W produce ~ avs KIND that we can use,
,aen tho boat market price, for All dues 70 thiso
sfs'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02

f|I III y - n -. y -
EDUCATE THE RIslGG GEyER41foS - last
week we spent day in Independence, aud
were pleased TO see The cause Of education
prospering. During orr Short visit We
hiclcs we're arriving with their precious
freight scholars, males and fema lcs-- who
Ind come from "a distance to enter on their
studies in ihc Baylor University. We IRE
pleased TO secthat our people are determined
thu; the war shall not prevent them from
educating their children--ihat they are
alike to tile great Importance of giving the
hes, educati5h that can be obtained 10 the
1iitufe mothers and rulers OF our state
Ifetiere is any period in the history Of our
conf,ry, when the minds Of the young shonld
,l,e properly tfaincd and educated, now is
Inc time. We must look 10 the rising gene
RATION, for orr future tcachcrs, preachers
and st,tesmen. antiil behooyes every par
ent. 10 give lis or ller children, the most
ithorougf that our country affords.
In tliesa times, properly is uncertain your
icihlarenlnay nov be in the enjoyment Of
comfortable and princolY hcmcs-ina slorr
time ii may he destroyed by The ruthless
Land Of tile invader, and your property
tdlses nwly, bur mn education canllot be-
a;lken ijcn, ysur children ard ashen scalth
is gpnp itwill INSIST them to buffet the
stiirn,y billcws Of life andaii fhem 70 erler
Che hayen Of peace and happiness- lsfas
lqasters & ID ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02

There wiz be f0rt eclipses this yrar. fwa
ostiie SIN md twn.of the moon. Tbs iirst
via lie 81 the neon. evening of'ApriI 10Th.
VISIBLE here The second viii &c ihe.spni
.esps:ls25th, yisibl e IN Soiitl.Ain'7dcp. The
third viii be OF the moon, tveniegsaf )cto-
sl,er4tb. visible ontiie Nfiantia dsesh hurt NOT
siitTexas. rhesfonrth' viii l4.1NR ansular
eclipse &c the Inn, Octdbe,aa gtiE' 1mgiI'niir
f.sboit 40 * s,ss and will yesnf the most
Ii,sicrcstiiig rh'.noHe1lila1 thc cfnppry. 80
Eay:s pcwspapcr nov before MSS fiesststoe
3'4elagftlie VI "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02
and and stock Horses for sals

fGyEN Thousand acres OF Land ~
a ~. "a Parker. Denton and Collin cspaiies- 3
.,,is-v a good fsrm IN Parker cegnr, with
go h. rnl.rntion small iarEn N Denton g.
s,,d snatherin Collin comfy, the Latter with -
1uit1iaes. ,,.,,,sre
AIko-11o brad q sfcGi- DvilS ~ z, -
,I,,e .h.ae ffsht Above property viii be toid ~
v.,sa1 Of coas-dsrstc money. For iurthE lnig-
AZ. , - ~ r n NrTr 4 wlGffSTcN.
Triuity Mills Dniia= .irs,. "a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02

! q NJ "a 4.
I'M TIE term for which siavas are Impressed
fixed Lat tNeiselhailJi,s
Whrre there are less than 1--WE slaves liable to
rolliaent IN oRe place, the imprisonment will be n
~ i,llows: VI -.
Where mere arA f,nr Slaves. onn win be taken
riia months uaii tigilteen dis4, ss
Wl;nnslhrtgarr lree sases, one will be taken
seven avufhs end X days. W..
Wberesitere ar .woAlayes, one will be taken
tfsu Mon rs aud tyelvv days
This iuly v III aibo BE- applied whore III the eir
,n,ni Of siayes. ans nun,Lsr other than iuultipl'
4. ssJi ttefQuna, taking one III Tor twel Sc mon
IA ,ile igr "A period as determiusi above
Us e,niuand az General 3. itTR by SMITH.
\ 5. " Asp,iitsoS, Asst. Ali I. Dec
II.san aoldiers living 81 ntlias Comfy nuw
home pn ;slrlough, khd who st i,eretfIer come
,riinrlbpl win lSpert pfempily at this officr ~
asr llsut netf ibsries mag W pfelerly Regstefne
III AlsvfsscIspis jtere;sfre exaNined BY BS
u iurseeN .aul tcsopiaieilp I'D isr stan, Of sss
qS3 jfasr bteii ,ilA sie,. fer such duty
,ssisi!oa - sppdfi geore the Bta,,si Of snrge6fis
The bfl Congressional Disfrieat Dallas on the
and Tfh Ms.r,h 1865, for rc-eSanlinefipp. 4, & y
X [282wl g NAT, N BgRfuED. y. O.. y. G
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-02
ENaoLblya 0frIcE DALLAS Co. gi:'SAs
4, ", Dallus Jal.uary 3lal 1865.
ersFset oRpEns

us NJ. 3. stfJ
T. Tie following extracts from Special Orders
307 Department uopl Quarters trans Miss, Is y
iisi.sd ioy the information Of all concerned viz
II -.t u sai ~ lin QRfs l'kAys-Ntfss. DEp'r. I
'snnryploaf, La, Decs, 9ln, 1851, j
Z SrHcfA flnnEils,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-26

NEW YoRK. July IS.
o0TfoE-HsaEy and lower; 4s947 for Mid
ding.
FLOUR-Mors setiFe and 1O915c better Q 60
96 70 for extra stats; 7 5097 70 for common 10
good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio, and
SOC rs lsr de brands, market closing Grm
with no sellers Rt inside prices
Wa1SKY-Firmsr WestsTn 1592 IL.
WHEAT-29Sc bstters e09l 70 for wintar
Red Western; o3@2 90 for white Wsatsrn
Ambar Michigan nominal sO9l 20.
RYE-Scarce and very Arm ssGl 90 for West.
ern.
BARLET-Dull
90 5N-Actfvs and 2(a3s better; sAa85c for nm.
sound and s69sT for sound mixed Western, clos
ing very firm.
OATS--1e better.
O0FFEE-Dui.
sUGAR--Quiet; lss<c for Port, Rsco.
PETR0LEUM-Qntet; 73e fee.
PORK-0pensd heavy and lower and closed
firm; 80 oo0s1 90 for new Mess, elosing at 81 90
caAh II 50@29 90 for IS and "a do; Is 50a2i
90 for prime, and IS 00925 90 for rhine Mss.
LARD-H CHER; 171s92t1 &c.
Blu rTER-Quiet 1t 2o@27 tor Ohio and 2s@34c
for statP.
CHEEsE-Quiet.
MoHET-More active and hrmer ct 6S7 per
cent Or
sTEBLING-steaA at los1z9los.
GOLD-without decided change, opening ut
143 aud closing 1T 1887. It- -
GOVT BTOCK6-Firmer.
STOCKS Steady; Treasury Notes, 7-30r, sGcend
series, 995<.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-26
NOTICE.
COLLECTORS Notice.

Collector Notice.
Internal Revenue, First District, !
Indiana, Collectors ONCE.
Evansville, July 12th, 1865.
Notice 10 hereby given. 90 re-
quired by Section Twenty-eight, Of
IAN Act to provide Internal Reve-
nue.. to support the Government
and to pay the interest on the Pub
lie Debt" that the Assessors An
Aual Lists, for said District. en-
bracing the taxes due on INCOME,
LICENSES, &C., for the year 1855,
have been returned to fheColleetors
Office. and the same are due and
payable within
IT Il ~ ID "a " .
trem the goth day Of July, 1855,
from which time I viii attend at
my Office, in Evansville. and re-
main from day to day during the
time required by law to receive
said taxes, and in default Of pay
ment within the time specified, the
addition Of TEN per centum, pre-
scribed by Law, Wal attach and in
all eases be collected.
WIN. Z. FRENCH,
Collector, Sd Div, lat Dis., Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-26
DRUGS.
Union Drug Store

DR. ]. q. LOWER HAS JUST RECEIVED A
- fresh supply Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils and Dyestnffs, Perfumsry, Fancy Articles,
Pure Wines and Brandies, for medical purposes,
Patent Medicines and Bitters Of Gil kinds.
A thorough knowledge Of all the branches Of
our business, and cur direct purchases from i'm
porters aud manufacturers, viii enable us 60 com.
pete successfully with any retail house in the
city. aa
Physicians prescriptions ca refuiiy eonpoundad.
Store on Locust Street. drst door below the
Post 0fnco, Evansville, Ind. jns,dtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-26
THE VERY LATEST
TELE CIR APH.


New YoRK, July 25.-Gold market
dull The demand is mostly confined to
the wants Of importers, for duties. The
Bears are quiet, and the premium sp-
pears to be maintained chiefly by the
large amount held of the market by the
Bulls. The quotations opened st lab,
went up to l434, and down again 70
1874.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-26

CIEcTSEAT1, July %, noon. - River
fallen II inches. Heavy rain most Of
last night; now cloudy. Thermometer
so.
PTrTsBURG, July Is, noon. - River 7
feet inches by the pier mark, and fall
ing. Weather clear and warm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-26
HOME INTERESTS.

TO PHrsIcfAss.-If you wish to purchase pure
Dragss Medicines, and Chemicals ut small ad'
vancs ON Eastern prices, 80 aud examine KsLAEs
wHIrR's stock, where you will and svsss sr'i'
ole tkat h needed By the profession. sad prices
which cannot sAii to give satisfaction. Their
Store 70 ct No. 81 Main street. mAytd&wu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-26

INDIANAPOLIS, July Is. 49, Gen. W. T.
Sherman arrived here this morGing.
he will De formally welcomed by the
civil and military authorities this after
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Bitter fruits Of Bad Bittsrs

The Bitter Fruits of Bad Bittsrs.
IN aid reader, do yen knew what nine-tsnths
Of the bitter compounds you arc solicited BY the
proprieters to a-sspt universal psnseeas, are
composed Off Give heed for q moment. They
are Manufactured from unpurifed alcohol, con.
tanning considerable portion Of flse OF, pois-
on almost a. deadly as Presto acid. The basis Of
the regular tinotures OF ths MaterA Msdica ia The
same. No AMOUNT OF "hsrbsI extracts" can
overcome the bad tendency Of this pernieiOus
element. The Esser CO Of sound Bye, thoroughly
TectiHed, is the only stlmulant which can be
safely used q component Of q Tonic. alteTative,
and anti bilious medicine, and H0sFETTER's
STOMACH BITTERs Is the only medicinal pre-
paration in the world in which this article Is used
Is an ingredient. Here's the Extraordinary effects
of this eat specific. 1t gives strength without
excl sment. No other tonic does this All the
ordinary Bittfrs ush the face and affect the brain.
Hoatettsr's Bitters difuse agreeable calm
through the nervous system, promote digestion
and produce sleep. No other tonic SO quickly re-
wives the exhausted pbysical energies, restores
the appetite and removes the gloom and dspres-
sion which always accompanies weakness Of the
bodily powera sa esaaas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-26

A Clear Smooth Skin and Beauai-
fnl Comps xisn follow the use OF. Hslnbold's
cobosntratsd Yiuid Entraet sersapariila IL re-
moves black speS, pimDiss, and al eruptiens 81
ehs skan.
= saf asa 60 AS ssE41
-urss q 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-26
Cincinnati Markets.

OTKeINHArf. July rs.
FHOUR-Excitsd, and prices are 70 unsettled
that no accurate quotations can be given 7 $50
90 was asked for superfns at she close.
WHEAT-Bed IL held az / rs.
CoRN-Duli ct 6546Sc.
OATS-Advanced 20 $40.
81 WHIsKY--FiTm ri 2 10. F
PR0VISl0Ns-Quist; City Mess Pork sold 81
% 90. Nothing transpired in Bulk Meats or Ba.
con. 1850 eAf ffe
LARD-Elrmer-n not offered.
GoLD-l429iAzH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-26
HAIR DYEI HAIR DYEi

Bachelors Hair Dye is the best in the
known world. The only true and perfect Dys
acknowledgements and RsliAble--pro-
duess q splendid Black Natural Brown-rsms-
dies the III effects Of bad Dies, and frequently
restores the original color, Sold BY all pruggists
The genuine is signed, W. A. BatehsIor, 81 Bar
clay street. New York. ap25-em
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-26
TO SOLDIERS.
q. >. sanitary Commission
ARMY & NAVY
Claim Agency.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
CHARLES u. MARSH, Local Agent,
Office No. 6........Third St.,
(Bst. Loeust and Msinl.
EVANSVILLE, Isp.


ROCkpOrt Coal.
CTEAMBoATs AND DEALERS CAN FIND
- constant supply of thia superior CenI, for
aals IN Quantities 60 alit. and fAir prices
.APply 20 POWELL, COOK Co,
isI&-H Upper Landing, Roekpors,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-26
NOTICE.

ovFIcE or AssIsrASr- QvARrSsNAsrER,
AiA Esaosvil, Ind, Jaly 2lst, 1855. !
A IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
~ this Department, while under my direction,
wiz please present them for settlement i'm msdt-
etty. Nv HART,
Jyxx-Se Captain aud Asst Q NJ.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-26
DENTISTRY.
NOTICE

TTVO BREAD, BRAN AND CORN
EATERSt
We have sold OF ozf old stock Of Flsu-, aud
are nov m the Earket With Fresh W bite and Ned
wheat Flour; Meal just ground; Corn just
through sleSatorss aad very siss and eissns IN
small or large doses, Just 90 suit p1tsnfs, At the
southern Mills, Ger. Locust and Canal Streets
IL TGLEHElRr BROTHERS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-26
CITY NOTICES.
Notice to Contractor.

rTNHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY or
4 Evansville viii receive sealed proposals until
Monday, July 3ist, 1866, for constructing an
Earth-way across the Canal nc the junction OF
Goodseil aud Canal streets. similar TO the ons
built across the Canal on IBgls STREET
A.. M McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks ohl:s, July lit .1s65. jyH-i0t
Notice TO Butchers.
A LII THE NEAT STANDS IN THE UPPER
n Market will be rented on Tuesday morning,
August lat, is 8, az O'Clock = m, for the term
Of Que year.
All persons renting stands III be II quired to
pay for them on the day Of sale.
BY order Of the Council.
y2l lot A. n. McGRIFF, Clerk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-26
: CUTTING TTMBER.

II HAVE BEEN INFORMED THAT CERTAIN
i trssra zssrs have been cutting timber On my
lands In sections % and Is, knight township.
Marlborough county, Indiana. will give FIF-
TEEN DOLLARS REWARD 90 any one who
will give to my agent. AIvah johnson, such In :
formation 81 viii lszd 20 the conviction Of such
is9s:sf n. sTocKwKLL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-26
PASTURAGE.

7 HAVE FIFTY ACRES OF COOP PASTURE
a. seven miles from the city, stu tied nsar the
Petersburg crossing. Water Il plenty aud pas.
fnrage cd, VITA good shade trees Amply on
the premises to ljye5-lwl wM. coRR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-26
CHEESE,

THEEsEl - CREEsEi
Fifty boxes received per steamer TaeoDy, and
will No closed out below market rates. By
h26.2t IEsLLY CO., 70 Main st.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-26
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET

Louisvilis, Evansville, Paducah and
Cairo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-26

We have determined to
dispose of our stock Of
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-05-31
Our Native Gounfy.,,

In the slanderous article against the
people of Loretto, published in late
-4HeghamaR affects to regret it, because it
casts a g lasting stigma and shame upon
portion OF our native county" Now,
we are utterly at a loss to know what por-
ton of Waldo or Androscoggin, or Penob-
scot, or Kennebeck, or Aroostook, or
Chipmunk, counties i'll the State of Maine
would be shamed and stigmatized by the
act aforesaid; for surely the editor of the
Aueghaniaa don't want US to believe that
he is a native of Cambria county.
Nor can even the publisher of the ARe-
gltaniara shoulder the article in question.
for he is no more a native of Cambria
county, (though a natiUe in principle } than
the editor
Yet certainly the writer refers to Cam
bra as his native county; and thus it is
too plain for doubt that some other person
than the editor, or even the pubIisher of
the AHeghanlan, was the author of the vile
article we refer to.
1t is no more than common charity.
then, to relieve the editor and the pub-
Usher both from the charge of writing the
slander aforesaid and only regret that
they are willing to prostitute their columns
to those who would not only slander their
native county," but their native village.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-05-31
eg Harvey Sickler, Esq, the able edi-

ca Harvey Sickler, Esq, the able edi-
tor of the Imkhannock Pa. Democrat,
publishes the following in his issue of 30th
October, 1861:
"We deem it due to Messrs. J. G.
Aver & Co, and the public, to make
known our experience with the use of
their EXT, SARsAPARILIA in our family,
by stating the circumstances under which
it was taken and its effects,
When our only child, now in his third
year, was about eight months old, sore
appeared first in small pimples on his
forehead over his nose. These rapidly
increased and uniting formed a lothesome,
yirulent, sore, which finally spread over
his forehead and face, not even excepting
his eyelids, which became so swollen that
his eyes were-clo~ed We called a skill
ful physician, who administered the usu-
ally prescribed remedies A solution Of
nitrate Of silver was applied until the mass
of corruption which covered his entire
face turned jet black. The sore again
and again burst through tire scorched and
artificial skin formed by this solution,
Meanwhile many remedies were employed
without any apparent benefit For fiji
teen days and nights he was constantly
held by his parents to keep him from
tearing open with his hands the corrupt
mass which covered his face
Everything having failed, we were in
! duced by the high recommendations Of
AYERS SARsAPARIILA for the cure Of
Scrofuious disease, to give it "a trial. In
his treatise OH Scrofula, Dr. aver dire, IS
mild solution of Iodile of Potash to be
used as wash while taking the Sarsapa-
riiia, and it was faithfully applied
Before one bottle of Sarsaparilla had
been given the sore had lost much of It's
vlrulence and commenced to heal. An
other bottle effected an entire cure, and
the general prediction that the child must
| die was contradicted. His eyelashes
which came out, grew again, and his
face is left without a scar, as smooth as
anybody's. 1t is unnecessary for me TO
state IN how high esteem we hold AYLIts
! SARsAPARILLA.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-05-31
Horace Grecsy on The Yankee.

Although Horace would be considered
the last editor IN the United States to
speak disparaglngiy of the people OF an
keedom, without compelled TO DO so by
some respect for truth. Yet, in the fol-
lowing remarks OF his issue ot the 24th OF
May, with admirable truth and exactness
he describes their character, when they
get hold of the free negro.
''AYe hear that many OF the blacks. tho
roughly distrustIng tl.eir old masters, place
all confidence in the Yankees who nave
recently come among them, and will " ok
for these on almost any terms. We re
gret this; for, while many Of these Yam
KEGS Will justify that confidence, others
will gross y abuse It. New England
produces many of the best specimens OF
the human race, and, along with these,
some OF the very meancst beings that
ever stood on two legs cunning, rapa-
clous, hypocrltical, ever ready to skin a
flint with . borrowed knife and make
ttor others) soup Of the peelings. This
class soon become too well known at
homc-'' run out" as the phrase is
when they wander all over the earth.
snuifing and swindling, to the injury and
shame of the land that bore them and
cast them out. Now let it be generally
presumed by the ignorant blacks of the
South that a Yankee, because a \ ankec,
is necessarily their friend, and this unc!ean
brood viii overspread the South like To-
Gusts, starting s0AoolS and J1T'aaeg. 1gectlnqs..
at erery crossroads, getting hoid o. aJaa-
doned and contiScated plantations and h,,4ag
laborers 'Tght and Lett, cutting timber here,
trying out tar and turpentine there, and
growing corn, cotton, rice and sugar,
which they will have sold at the earliest
day and. run away with the proceeds,
leaving the negroes in rags and foodless,
with winter just coming on. s"Trust thy
self Is the first maxim to be impressed
on the ignorant blacks take no mans
fair words as substantial verities. but in
sist on being paid as you co.