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The Cheraw and Coalaelds Railroad.

The Cheraw and Coalaelds Railroad.
In the last issue OF the Eastern s. @. Journal pub.
shed at Bennettsve, find the following In relation
to recent tour Of inspection made the Oheraw
and CoaleldB Railroad by its newly elected President
B. D. TOWNSEND. Esq. This is very important road
and deserving Of far attention from the merchants
of Charleston than 1t has hitherto received at their
hands. The Journal says:
The President Of this road, Major B. D. Townsend
returned here on Friday last, after an absence Of ten
days.
Maofarlan ex-President they passed over the entire
rouo of this road and the Chatham Railroad that is to
run in immediate connection. It is graded ten miles,
to the North Carolina ne and surveyed and located the
entire distance. Twenty-Five miles above Oheraw 1t
crosses the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherfordton
Railroad which will probably be extended from Will
mnRton to that point during the present year; and
about ten miles further 1t the great Pee Dee
lust at the junction of Little River, and within two
northeastery dil ection through Richmond and Mont
gomery countless over broken but beautiful and
fourshing country 1t passes into Moore county,
some twelve fifteen miles of sandy pine RIDGES to the
source of McLelans Oreek the valley of which it fol-
lows Deep River; CROSSES that stream into Chatham
county and thence following it's course to the Gulf
where it terminates-eighty-hve miles from Oheraw.
Here the Chatham Railroad starts IN immediate COIL
nectton aud following Deep River down some fifteen
miles to its junction with Haw River at Haywood, 1t
strikes off nearly straight line for Raleigh where It
terminates forty miles from the Gulf It will thus
be seen that the two roads when completed, will put
Raleigh In immediate and direct connection with Che
raw and Charleston the distance to CheaaW being one
hundred and thirty miles.
The Chatham Road Is graded for about thirty miles,
and most of the crosstes are on the spot.
This road we think, iB certain to be built and prob
ably within the ensuing year the cars will he running
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Congressional Gaming.

Congressional Gaming.
The foil owing, from the Washington correspondence
Of the New York 7mcs gives further particulars Of an
affair we have already presented to readers in
telsgsaphio column:
Te adaault Of General Rousseau upon Mr.. Grinnell,
Whio to6plate This afternoon at the east front OF the
Capitol the %s sepsns sd
eye witnepses agree In the main From tnese several
accounts II appears that after the Honse had
Mr. drnnel was seen passing aut OF me ar rot1naa 1d
toll followed closely by General Roaseau. When Mr.
Grnnen had arrived near the steps leading to the.
he wss go oy 4 dene ena
have been waiting four days anxiouely for an apology
from you for the gross insult Of last Monday onthe
floor Of the House. Mr arnnei, repn.ea, - nayeEg
eral Rousseau quickly answered, "lu teach yon.
sr" and at once applied rattan cane rapidly upon the
face o. M sna ia ng a n s GRse
upon each side Of the face when the cane broke Mr.
drinne then grasped Gen. Rousseau BY the arms, re
Rousseau, jerking away from Grinnells grasp replied
sor do wish to hurt you, Sir but want to disgrace
you, sr. MAl right, all right eir, rejoined artt:.
NELL yoa didn't hurt me- much Sir; aa AZ righs
cane, and starting of again. said, "All rtghafes
Sir. The several witnesses gave some addiHSha4ti
colloquy but the parties themselves 40 not reoo4e
anything further than what is above set forth,
the additional statements of the Witnesses alfa
facts as we have given them. Whatever else was
mere prolongaion Of the colloquy Or come voIas
does not appear that any attempt was made by theN
nesses to interfere whilst the contestants were
very brief ;duration. Gen. Rousseau has been onEok
his seat past two days, before thesd
tornment he was eested In the House by the sidant
spss aaaslSn asessaS ss
d!a not eyinee 9 any oss. .e1ois aashs
Mr arinnell prior 10 the enco1nter, does not ap
pear from the Statements Of Witnesses but Gen. Rous
day last that n1r arannen had promised TO apologize
and was about to prepare written retracon OF what
he had said In debate Monday last and therefore he
lRougseau) waited until to-day and believing that suf
Client time had elapsed for the Of this proposed
seriously bruised and there ia but slight swelling on
the cheek where The was applied It is generally
believed that Rousseau was under the influence OF
iiouor at the time OF the assault It is not known what
steps, II any, will be taken By the House with regard to
this assault.
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aFs TATE OF oUTH oAROIi1N N44

I. a@ s TATE OF SOUTH OAR OIL A|
Widow, made suit to me- 70 grant hers
s9sPa4 ss.aa late ., ~ anns,,s ss,a s Fan
are, therefore, to cite and adnaonish aud
MUa,A4 dssssssd that they ee apa. 4
,os ps u ~ se3s' q esns q ss ss a's : ea
ton hereo&5at II O'Clock N the forenoon, to8 eao
cause, II any they have why the said Administer
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 18Th day q
Ammo Dornini 1866. ii GEORGE BUIgT sas
June IS tu2 Judge Of ProbataeasH
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The War at Home.

VAo w ar at HO0es
gentleman from Georgia, temporarily residing In
euttgart Germany, is regular correspondence the
Southern Chrstia Advocate. AS he Is good observer
and has excellent opportunities for hearing and seeing
what is going copy the following extract from
his last letter, written the 18th Of May he SAYS
see very nearly the scenes transaotng around
and about me that In Georgia In the spring Of
186i-camps being established; drilling OF recruts rail-
road trains of troops hurried to and fro; horses being
beine torn from their situations and families to aght
.for-What Ah there is the diference The Southern
soldiers went to fight for principle for Independence.
and became PATRIOTS heroes, whilst the German soldier
In forced into SERVICE and most reluctantly se1zes his
arms against his brethren to fight for chimera.
The wards most unpalatable among all classes OF peo.
ple merchants manufacturers, and bankers, whose
business is already bitterly suering mechanics farm
ers soldiers andthe women. The most opposite efforts
are continually being nade at Berlin to preserve peace
still at the last moment but the authorities seem TO be
doomed to fatal blindness for they do not show yet
the least disposition to listen to the sober, wemeant
.Sdvioes OF reason Arrogance greed for annexation,
the anoed certainty Of having the prey in their m
not even shrink from the fearful responsibility Of
jurng up general European with all its horrors
and runous consequences to national prosperity and
the exception OF two or three princes commanding some
corps in the army and political fanaticsar for peace
The queen, the queenmother the princess royal and
Queen Victoria have used their utmost exertons to in
duce the King to change his In vain Even the
Emperor Of Russia has vainly urged that In Of
outbreak he would side with Austria. With the exc.p
ton of few miniature princpaties hedged in by the
Prussian Monarchy the whole Of Germany stands array
ed In arms against the latter which has other open
sympathiser ally than Italy England and Russia
opposed to war; hence under certain circumstances
rather against instead of for Prussia France will hard
y advocate an aggrandizement of Prussia. Napoleon
WILL therefore. at farhest content himself with inter-
venng in the Of the war to his spos
and the lions share New elections for the Prussan
Houae of Representatives have been ordered and 1t
vote the million Of treasure and men that this fratrcdal
war demands or protest against such proofs of loyalty
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One of the escellencies Of the Freednens Bureau is
hown In the following official communications
The issue of 4ohe sugar to dependent freedmen and
OF hers was in obedience to an order from Brevet Briga
di er General a. T. Clark Assistant Oommissary Gene
"a COPY Of which s now on file in the Office Of the
pot Oommissary, at Newbern, North Carolina.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
ISAAC A. RosEKRANs,
Capt. 90. D, II. 8. v.
1dleness and "hie sugar" for negroes, taxes, hard
labor for white men, is the programme Of the Radical
party The working en- Of the States are required to
pay millions per year for the support of the Freedmens
Bur eau and the above extract shows in what manner
"the money goes"
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To All Whom it May Concern.
" WASHINGTON FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
HALL OF THE WASHINGTON F. Z. co.,

HALL OF THE WASHINGTON r. Z. co.,
VANDRRHoRsT.BTREE1,J JUNE H. 1865.
THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THIS CON-
PANY are compelled to make appeal to their fellow
citizens for aid In order to enable them to purchase
STEAM FIRE ENGINE. The confagration In Oolum.
ba, s. a., which swept away the homes Of 30 many de-
fenoeleas citizens and involved such widespread de-
strucon and ruin, also devoured In its their
new and beautiful engine which had been sent to that
CITY for keeping, The box at present used by them
is worn out in the service After seventeen years Of
duty to the cty-hearhly and faithfully discharged
the members of this Company feel that an appreciave
community will readily respond to their petition and,
with smiles Of sheer at once contribute literally to the
object stated.
The amount required for new steamer Is FIVE thou.
sand dollars and the following Committee has been ap
ponted and is fully authorized to solicit subscriptions
of our fellow -citizens generally.
COMMITTEE.
President JOHN B. MARTIN.
Vice. President SAMUEL L. MATTHEW'S.
Second Director, WILLIAM KRESSEL.
Fourth Director, JOSEPH MAzYOK.
CHARLES sOHWINd.
The services rendered for 80 many years by the
WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY is deserving Of the aid
asked for. They have ordered steamer and cheer
fully recommend to our fellowcitizens their appeal.
trusting it will meet with that beraty always bestow
ed on the Fire Department. M. 81. N ATTAIN,
June u tut4 Chief Fire Department.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
.=A=zs. - go i
/ ater from Europe.

New YORK, June 18.-The steamship Peruuia,s, from
Liverpool on the 7h, and Londonderry the 9th, has
arrived at Father Point.
Sales Of Cotton at Liverpool for the week 900 bales
market declining I'd. to I'd on the week. Gales on
Friday $4,000 halen market olosing buoyant with an
advance Of Ad. to Nd, caused by adyices per Java
Breadstuffs firm. Provisions quiet and steady.
In London on the 9th, Oonsos closed at 8e@86M for
money; 6.20's, 64@e4x; Illinois Central, 76@76h;
Erie, 4O@41. Bullion In the Bank of England had In,
creased 81, 100000.
Prussan troops entered Ho lstein on the 7th. Aus.
trian troops were concentrating at Altoona. where COL
nsion was expected. These movements are regarded
as virtual commencement Of war.
nj <ss.F.a STILL LATER.
HAI1Ax, June la-The steamship China has arrived
here nom liverpool with dates to the 9th inst. The
lAtest rom Liverpool, up to Saturday evening, report
The fes Cotton that day at 10000 bales the mar
re closing arm with the advance Of day before fully
msin tained. y Breadstuhs steady.
81 LONDON, Saturday Evening, June 9.-oonsols closed
s6N@ @ssX for money; o. s. Five twentes, e6K@e6. y.
j Continental newp continues warlike.
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THE DARLINGTON souTHERNER.

THE DARLINGTON sOUTHERNER.
TIME SOUTHERNER is PUBLISHED REGULARLY
i every FRIDAY MORNING. at Darlington 19gta Sop5t 60
House. O., by JAMES NJ BROWN ana ;t Eded 5y e;
VOLUME under very atterlng auspices. It is large
on the best Of and the m
making it worthy OF the largest patronage. Having
good and rapidly growing oirculaon among the Plant.
ers and Merchants Of Darlington District. and ltne
MERCHANTS and others desirous Of making them se
known through the p1ediam Of adyereaenaen's
February 90
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~ PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LkTES
SAMUEL G0URD1N, III. D., viii make payment ana
those having claims against him. will present then
properly attested, to Alessrs RUTLBDaE 4 XOUNG;ss
Attorneys at Law. II. n YOUNG, f8sE
June 10 tu6 Administrator: as
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Arrtval Of Vessels I'm Europe.

ss,Nsw Yoak, june as-The Galena was at Liverpool
Il from Galveston etssyita and ST. Marie at Liverpool
from Apalachicoa. Helen p Coopsrat Liverpool, Amer
ican Eagle at Aavre, from Mobile George = and Jase
at Liverpool from New Orleans; at Havre the Celeste de
=, La Mere; Gqribaldi and G.. Aosby, at.
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Now Orleans Marhet.

NEW ORLEANS, June 1s-Ootton frmer; sales 1900
bales Low Mddling at 37h Bank Sterling 70 to 62,
closing nomins!.. New Yo,k Exchange par to pre-
day ross TO Seventy but fell Is Afty-three whioh waa
the closing rate. Cotton Ia knee high and boiling
Handsomely.
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49, CoNsIaNEEs PER BRITISH BARK
LOCKWOOD are hereby titled that she has been eit4
tered under the ave day act" and is now dischargn
her cargo at the Gas Companys Wharf, & a., g.,
P1NoKNEY BROTHERS, H1s; ,s1ss
June 10 North Atlantic Whsft.s ass
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a@ THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES.
public notice that he Nbe at his ROOMS No. 47AN.
sONsTREET, until the first day Of July next each da
between the hours Of A. NJ and P. NJ, for the putt
pose ofreceivirg any UNITED STATES DIRECT TAxKSs
that may be pnd any Lots Tracts Of Land In any
part Of the State. ". B. WORDING. ..s;ls Hsh
q. 8. Direct Tax Commissioner for South CaronA. s
/. Charleston, 8. O. June II, 1885, - June 10 ~
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, June 1912 M.-Gold 1642n Exchange
nominal and quiet. Cotton dull; Middings. 40 to AGO.
NRw YORK June 18.-Coton Arm; sales 1000 bales at
40 TO 42c Pork firm at 50 rs to $685. Sugar dull Gold
closed at SO.
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Marine News,

?. NEW YoRK, June 18.;-The following steamers have
ar17cd Ladonia from GALVESTON; lpfnarse Halsy City
and saratoga from Richmond. and 7elfair from WILL
mington. The steamer North Posnt. nom Savannah to
Baltimore, disabled near Hatteras and towed TO
Fortress Monroe. 5ilg- -s-sslzs5zss
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Haxwa from H9yAtaUs

WASHINGTON. June l8.-The State Department ia efa.
ssy .aysed by the American Consul ss q aags1s taat
presses himself determined TO suppress the trafo In
slaves He notifies bis subordinate Lieutenant
orr that he will hold them to strict accountability for
any violation Of his orders in this respect which are
from the Queen,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aS COLLEGE LECTURES - R0FRssOR Il.
R. a1BBEs will LECTURE. in the College Chapel T1ts
Evening, at halfpast O'clock Subject Relations Of
Heat to Magnetism and to light structure Of Flame
June 10 y zt4z.s5.e : - zz4:: l. g
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Death of General Cass.
DErRo1T, MICHIGAN June 1s.-aeneral CAss died here
yesterday morning. aged IS. sgs
Onolerial In New York

NEW YoaKS june lD.-There we're three deaths from
cholera yesterday There 10 great alarm and spprehsn
sion lest the disease should spread man died in Fal
tmore Of cholera yesterday. who arrived fto New Yorf
on Saturday. FL
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Congressional.

,WAsHrNaroN, June 18-Mr. HARRIS presented the
petten OF seven New York banks, asking an extension
IL time on the tax on circulahon which was referred to
s Committee on Finance. The President, In response
6 aresouton Of the Senate transmitted oommunica-
Hon from theseetary Of the Interior to that body re-
speoting transactions for colonization and ranspora
tton Of negroes, &o report made March q 1884,
showing that upwards Of s830oO had been expended.
which was augmented by supplemental report to
SSs9l The report further says that the act Of 1862
ander which this done. subsequently repealed
and no other measure ke character has since passed.
In the House Of Representatives, STEVENS offered
joint resolution proposing amendment TO the Oons
tuition, giving Congress power to lay an export duly on
cotton he refused to allow debate. and pressed thp
measure to vote hoping to get 1t passed by twothtrds
The resolution was however. Rejected Yeas 80. nay
el. Mr. BINGHAM offered resolution, which was pass.
ed requesting the President to transmit the consttE
tonals amen dment Of the Reconstruction Oonauittes
lately adopted by Congress- to the several States for ra
aeation RAYMOND, Of New York, delivered Q long
speech on reconstruction, defending the President
- =esA a.. IS LATEST. II
WAsHmaroN, June 18-The Senate's Financial Corn.
unittee hes reported the tax bill cotton with the Tux
at two CO to.
Death Of General Cass.
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, June 1s-aeneral CAss died here
I.it
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ag EDITORS DAILY NEWS: you WlIAa
pease withdraw my name 90 being Candidate
der1nan Of Ward No. & doing you vl
sincerely &c., @ d
); .JhnaiD ss Si.sszsssse ~ a. ~
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ii EAsE ANN
n. ainpniTfkas . oandtd Aldetman q Ward u
ass . n rlaanns; ! = !. D.
4Itl
HpIT0aa.s
aaSpaIsytf
pIsiSktaas Is
8 n
al { III
IL Esess
seated the nsa Of his name Sor the 81
man 10 Ward No q, you WIN plesSe ANNOUNCES
Candidate to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resna
Hon Of THOMAS RYAN. Esq. FlREMEN.
June8
a@MEssRs. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce O. O. IRUMBO candidate for Alderman
Of Ward No. to supply the vacancy occasioned BY the
resignation Of Captain THOs. RYAN, and oblige >
June7 MANY FRIENDS.
wFoR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 1.-PLEAsE
announce DR.. W. T. wRAGG as candidate for Alder.
man ia Ward No. /, in place Of ]. 3. MACBETH. re.
signed. May %
~FOR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 4.-PLEAsE
announce JOHN f. O'NEIL as candidate for Alder.
man for Ward No. L. in place Of A. CAMERON resigned
May 28
@ NOTICE OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
JUNE 49, 1888-Those persons who have applied to the
City Council for LICENSE TO KEEP AND SELL GUN
POWDER are hereby notified to call at this Office and
take out their Certificates for the same.
W. q. SMITH, Clerk of Council.
June IA thstu5
@GENERAL sU sUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
SOUTH CAROLINA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., g. O.,
June H. 18e6.ealed Proposals will be received at this
fce until the 27th instant. for the erection OF
FREIGHT DEPOT at Columbia 8. O. The plans and
spe cifcations can be seen at this Office.
b. T. PRAKE,
June 10 II General superintendents. O. B. B.
as- ESTATE NoTIoE.-ALL PERSONS HAY-
ing demands against the estate Of JOSIAH B. PERRY,
late of oolleton DISTRICT deceased, will present them
properly aesed and all persons indebted to the estate
will make payment to
FANNY A. PERRY, Qualified Exeoutrix.
Walterboro', April IL. 1866.
April 10 1amo3mos
ss- NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF PAST DUE
BONDS AND COUPONS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY.
AUDITORS OFFICE, 80. Ca RAILROAD co,
CHARLESTON, JUNE Z, 1856.
The attention Of parties interested Is invited to the
following resolution Of the "Executive Committee of the
Board OF Directors"
"Resolved, That holders Of Past Due Bonds and
Coupons Of this Company, including the July, 1855,
Oeupons, requested to make statements OF the same
leave them at the ooe of the Auditor on or before
the first July next with view to the preparation of the
Bonds or exchange If preferred. parties may de-
liver their old Bonds and Coupons and take the Audi
tors receipt and obligation to give new Bonds as
as prepared say to the 1st August next
June T. j. r. EMERY, Auditor.
a. BOINEsT & BURKE RECEIVE THE
latest New York DAIIIEs every afternoon. Price 10
cents. ..@a ..,t,lz Anrii ~
rt4H HARRINGTON sOUTHERNER.
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~MEssRs. EDITORS: YOU WILL PLEASE
announce O. O. IRUMBo as candidate for Alderman
Of Ward No. O. to supply the vacancy occasoned by the
Of Captain THOs. RYAN, and oblige
June MANY FRIENDS.
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@ BoINEsT & BURKE RECEIVE THE
latest New York DAIIIEs every afternoon. Price 10
cents. Anril2l
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w NOTICE OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
JUNE 49, 18eeThose persons who have applied to the
City Council for LICENSE TO KEEP AND SELL GUN
POWDER, hereby notified to call at this Office and
take out their Certificates for the same.
". q. SMITH, Clerk of Council
June IA thstu6
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ATFOR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 1.-PLEASE
announce DR.. W. T. wRAGG as candidate for Alder.
man Ia Ward No. !, in place Of ]. r. MACBETH, re.
signed. May %
wFOR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 4.-PLEAsE
announce JOHN +. ONEIL as candidate for Alder.
man for Ward No. L. in place Of A. CAMERON resigned.
Nav 28
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city. Their pride in their numbers discipline and
harmony formed striking feature Of this organiza.
tion, and whenthe war broke ont. acting In double
cap acty-borrowing the language of the annual re-
port Of the chief Of the departmen-"hey have thus
performed two.fod duty-one to the city as hremen.
and tho other to the State as soldiers" They still
presented highly efficient body at their annual parade
on the oath of April 1860 fS9s 70
, 1866-08-08
rHuRLovy WEEDS p1toGRA11mE.


Thu1low Weed aatters himself that lie has
sopulled the wires tl1at Valiandigham, Wood,
Pcndlcton and other Coppcrllead delegates
will be excluded from the PHILADELPHIA Con-
yention. lie tells the readers Of the Times
that in the State Of New York he has taken
snap Judgment on the Coppcrllcads, mud will
see that they are not admitted 10 seats, least
their presence would be disagrceable to his
wagon load Of ricl, men whom lie has appoint
cd as delegates to the Convention. Accord
ing to the programme Of the liking Of the
lobby" the Philadelphia Convention will con-
sist Of renegade Republicans and reconstruct
cd rcbcls-the Coppcrhcads to be left out in
the wet.
The New York Ntns discourses thus in re.
gard 10 Weeds programme Of excluding the
Coprerhcads:
" 1husc who would exclude the trne men Of the
NoT Gm 5hH ;r0p1.f3 l., Sanns
the true men Of tho south (rebclsl 70 participate
iea WIG sal Y r. insn g., Mhe ss
mocracy oi tic Whole country arc fssiag 10 sit d.
eonre'ison with those who allied md abeited
party II Power during tlie past nse years, and WIN
tseaeon OF men ike simmer, we think that liz
exsua fe lie bee psoe
liz so,dpet Of sass iiS. dai ftsy sssi aot ri q
too many airs i will ne we'll for them not to In
record is to constitute CREDENTIALS, that little bell
tsewar1's) which sent 70 many noble patriot
TsbSs to ts Ma tanni! ,a1 o1qi ii
not be as potent as wilcn stanton aid his mstmi
1ons responded 10 It's slnklins."