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522 SEVENTH STREET 522
As the only importer Of Worsted in this city I
able to sell cheaper than any other establish
msnt, and having heavy stock Of Berlin Worsted
on hand and o. am going 20 Europe In two months
20 pur chase another hne assortment of WORSTED
TAPESTRY WORK and FANCY GOODS, /
and from this day will sell
BLACK AND WHITE ZEPHYR, 30 cents per
HIGH COLOR ZEPHYR, IS and 20 cents per
GERMHHTowN ZEPHYR, 50 cents DER ounce.
Ladies that would wish TO make Africans, La
dies and Children's Hoods in all STYLES Sontaps
Breakfast shswls and Leggings are respectfully
invited from Mrs; Rupert, who win take great
charge By leaving the worsted at
CHR. RUPPERTS
FANCY TEMPLE,
A l1-2w No. 522 7th st. bet. ID and t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-19

VEROMEp lair COLOR RESTORER FOB
y retaining and gradually bringing beck the Hair
tending the use OF dye. Sold By al druggists at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-19
I ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING
Il CAMP, AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE.

Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
Jab-1t Depot of Washing ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-19

COLD PEES-Jusf received full assortment on
III Eewtonb celebrated GOLD PENS. For sse
Elm 's'se'afsf p' ITArLoE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-19

ERENCH JUVENILE BOOKS, ILLUsTRA-
TEDmLs Poupie peinte PAR ellie Meme; 70
lees du Grand Papa; La Pssode De Ksri; NOaysaa
ls.tre d'5ane.tioni Rsstes cysntnrss drPs
OsDitsins sabre-du- Bsis. IHyortsd from Pa1Sby
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27
i.Raising the Devils

Lor mo Dow, hcng' bclated one night
n travels, unccrclnonipusly entered nm put-of
the-way house and requested lodgings. The wo-
nin of the house objected, having for friend
m IN whom Lqzcnro soon asccrtained was not her
husband. But Lorenzo insisted, aud she at
legth 0nsented--immediately fastening. against
further unwcleorne yisisrs, the only outside door
TO the h6iIse, Soon a ldud knocking was heard
Twas her husband, unexpectedly rcturned.--
Unable TO leave the, house. the friend, to conceal
fmst'lf jhmptd into large box conveniently at
hand, and hastily covered himself with the hatch
elings OF flax IL contained BY which time the wife
had un'as 'ened the door and admitted her hus-
mnd. Having spent the evening at tl8 tavern
he was just tipsy enough TO be I oisy and coura-
.eous. lie soon made the dcquaintahce Of Loren
Il, whom he had heard much of,but had never
SEN. He had been told that he could raise the
devil, and he nsis;eihpon his Immediately doing
so-not that lie believed in any, but if.thcrc was
m; he wanted TO sec him. In vain Lorenzo ob-
jccted, protesting his sunwillingness and the dang
er attending it, &C., but the more than half
drunken husband insisted. At last said Lorenzo
''If You are determined to see him, open the door
put out the light, and stand out ofthe way, or
he mar take You with him; for when he comes
Ie.will be IN flames cffirc and warn you of the
consequences" Lighting bunch at matches,
that there might be greater smell Of birthstone,
and mutteIing over a few uninteligible sentcn-
ces, Lorcnzo set fire TO the hathelings, and cried
out "Comt forth thou evil one and begone for
eve'!' when out sprang the man. completely en-
vcloped in flames, and put for the open door,
leaving the house with q most unearthly yell
To his diving day the husband was ready to tes-
ufy that Lorenzo not only could, but did raisc
the devil, for he 'thad seen and smelled HIN.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27
Cen. Grant, with the President.

!, The Radicals wsre iabiant becaus: Gen, Grant
took short ent 10 Detroit, (where, however, lie
was The first nith Is meet aad greet othe Presii
dent) They took it for granted that bothGfant
and Earrsgat had l:cutitle PEssident, land 10
Philadelphia put up the most boisterous, jcbeers
over the result. Fora few hours, or moments
only, the Radicals had little comfort, but now
they must 20 back and call Grant time server,
and Farragut sonisshing else, as their appearance
with the Rrcsidsnt atrall shocks Radical scnsi-
hiiiiies gra,lya .The Washington csrrTspondeent
pfa Radical coiemporaEy, says of ihe, General !:
'THE CoHrEnIiEAps aAyE cor iiiu Ash TIiE Rk-:
ruEttciS rs HAVE pEES BAf}rY S6tp. mn az rcttrti!
ton has becn9fooiishiy tnilt ur,n declares tho
sarae scribldcr:ffo,e which .he New York Tiiaes
infers that IL t.s7q3.i ,.ratsia j.,.
"The great soldier of the Union is 10 be de-
cried by The Radical as so1dicr, because they
find that be is not aTailaBle for their work as ~
partisan. Some of the Radical, prints, which had
hoistcd the name Of Grant for the Presidency
haso, dropped H. usually Jwithout remark !; in
other instances ayowedly because his relations
with Andrew JohusDe are too friendly TO be toll
erattd. We imagine That General Grant will
survive the catastrophe, and may even bless his
stars for the dellverance from Radical embraces.
The soldier who conquered the euemies of the
Union in the field, and set an example Of mag
naBimity In his treatment of the anquished, can
hardly feel aggrieved by the abuse of the stay-at-
home Disunionists. The fighting rebel he might
respect; the faction that would accomplish the
end Of the rebellion, while claiming 10 be- mo-
nopolists of LOYALTY he cannot but dcspise"
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27
TAutheiRexes.

E17Frdd Douglass, lnegro3 tire fellow
delegate of Judge 'Weisel, Films Davis
and SnalSy Rete.t the Philadelphia Con-.
vention of Southern L.Inyalists'' notified
those gentlemen, and the, world at large
thatathe racc he. represented would not be
satisfied with the concession of the right
to tho ballot box, but c'ainieq tl,at they
(the negrbes) contend fur the right,of ali
the boxes--'fMc jny. tor, Ite ~itness Jor
aadrHe ,ba'aot, Joe.na He truly remarked
"thst ~iM the 1aliot Joa, escry other, Jor
'eas sscuyraR. oao, ...iAa1:,, kas. ,.rplayi
These impudent demands no wlritc del
egate had h the courage or disposition to re-
sist or denpunee, but on the contrary they
were received with, buckets full Of applause,
Such is the convention-such the senti-
mentsf--sqch the men endorsed ;. by the
Radical leaders Of this county, .',.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27
Cat killing BIZ Tightening, ,

A troublesome Thomas-cat sorely annoyed a
Pittsburg gentlemen by breaking his plants, and
den near aiot flash oflightening revealed TO him
pairof eyes peerlns over The fence ut him. Now
was thctime, he thought to finish thu, ,e,t., lie
approached cautiously with shovel nprased and
awaited the next fash, SO that he could take iei
libeEate. aim. The lightning again ca NC; ne SAW
the eyes and down went the shovel. Imagine his
CONSERVATION when he simultaneously Heard THE
piercing screams Of ,fenralei The xoics was im-
medately recognized as that of his .neighbor,
Mrs. F-----, who had tome out tolsee v hat was
going on in tho garden.a fortunately ,shc. WA.
not much hurt, butwas saved from seri ons Injury
by tiIe fence receiving fhe weight Of the blow.
Explanations were made and the parties had a
laugh over the ridiculous hldnder. The gcnle-
durk, stefofs he strikes blow. 1"i "a
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27
O., Cure for Heayey Horses.

Having had large experience with animals
afflicted. with the disease in question, always with
SUCCESS, with small amount oElabor, . submit
the following: First procure (if you have not
one already a head halter, and tic the horse so
so tlsit he tannot eat tile bedding; give for few
days but little food, and that wetn not more than
hall, the usual quantity, which will relieve The
breathing; after which nutritious f6ods fed libei.
ally with grain, and less hay, aud SO long IS you
do so, your horses will not have the heaves. =
j. the owner wishes to hurry recovery, altiose
Of physic ian ounce of powdered aloes will .un.
load the bowels quickly. ih' -" '' '''''s1 u
i'have oyned:sevcral heavy horses, and after
treating them as stated above, have doubted
whether they ever had the discasr, but after BY
accident a large amount Of hay hal been devour =
cd, the Distressed breathing and doablo sc,ips OF
the TANKS reasserted the fi,cts
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27
;dCOuntry Editors.

There was o time when we were, proud of our
profession b1t whilst on avisit to Baltimore last
week, we became 1perfectly 7disgusted with the
CONDUCT Of many country editors whom we did
not see, but heard Of. '"' e''"'''".'1' h''o'
We received letter from aafrm in that city
some time before we went on, asking us what we
charged Tor due 'coldmn7 III the Observer We
informed them our price was iSl25, but that as
they advertised extensively we were satisf ed
with 500: While there we called 10 see them
ahd Had Several letters sh6tsn. 10 us fon editors
ipthisl State, ptoresng 10 insert their ADVERTISE
lnents half column one year for SIS. We in-
forAet them that n they thought il would moi
PAssiheuets advertise with.ns,r that we, would
not insist upon, ,it-tbat our paper was paying
a, faHf I'VE We're satisfied. nTheyy, they;
sseldsagssd ih aud lil.A conseauepss was We
SssrS @ SVaft SfaSii6rs or codB.fy papers seernr
On rHdrsftisrmeuts( II shing Ftbst we would sccta
" Do and taxing; them at Q ners,,trife No
wohdsr the county papers in Virginia are star
wing. They deserve, it,1i they, haze pdt the
manliness to publish their terms and stick up to
f9NSShss sbisgrc~so hear d coe witch 2aiseaated
asd are Very psttiehisr in linfofming the iand-
totds a the fIetels Who fhey are, as much a to
sH wetsReet Nj 3Puf vourt Aisps0. and b9sFd
dNl,y -dons they 60 like proud bigh.mindea
msp1sioR at shs best Hotels and settle bills and
lsstsliks gshterhcaf- ea,psPpS oSsefser.p u
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27
The vermont :Election,

The Boston HSst says: ,..'The Radicals are quo
ting and cheering Vermont. But what are the
&ctsS fiefs isithe vote: ,su's''lo ass
'nsbiseIf sd' i'7iIHsuisss!fi odw nisc5.c
RIininglsm, y'2r.iiY .2s,s7t baiin'f 27,ssss
Davenport, l6,443 .S,s51
RepuUica6 majority last year, husIqqa yis!sas
.sfdiiobsliiiq tr'hisxeeFl sd, .,.plo,2as
och s7asrDemOers,icsgaisIsq edi al $500
iOne-county,' Grand islss 10 not rap6rted last
yoatiit gass isa majority fpr Dillinglham. ,n f.b
The Conservative gain j. sight lR4p'sa4 fSe
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27
A. Reconstruction Item.
To. the editor of the New York Times
.-ru it.. EEw YolR, SATURDAY.. Aur

aJgu 1880. NEW AZ oaR, Saturday, Aug. 20.
An interesting afflir ranspired last evening
on the Stafford train, between Boston aud Prov
idence which deem worthy OF notice Near my
scat in the last car, w;ls u man in blue pants
who had lost an arm in the service of the United
States. When the conductor called upon him
fUr his ticket, the onc-armed man replied that
he had neither ticket or money, bat that friend
woalasbe in readiness Mt the dePotin Providence
TO settle the amount for his trip. The conduct
or very courtedusly informed him that he should
be compelled 10 put him of ut Mansfield unless
nc made the necessary settlement before the arii-
val of the train at that place, and suggested that
he might take up collection among the pas
sengers. This he resolved 10 do, and had COL
lected the sum of thirty-fve cents, when gem
tleman occupying a seat with me, asked the SOL
dier how much he lacked of the full ;amonnt, and
he replied 'one dollar" which he Immediately
handed him. ''Thank you. kindly" said the
soldier "but excuse me-, sir have you not been
an officer in the army ~ eyes SIR" rejoiped
the gentleman, az was an officer in the confed-
crate army 81 respect you, and shall, never
forget you,", said the soldier. Subsequently ]
got into conversation with the ex-cohfcdernte,
whom ] found TO DO Captain I. S., Mackay, for
merly chief engineer of the Trans Mississippi ar
my. H-a~'H1'' '' l'H i' BEEJ. @. TRUMAN:
The above, which we take from the New York
Times, showsa much better spirit than7does the
speeches of Thad Stevens and BENZ. Butler; those
men are. soldiers, in war they were enemies, in
peace they are friends. ''''a!"''T ai'H "r
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27
No Deviation.

Es-Wc' Wish all 70 remember that SID!
srr,laiohg TO this piper must invariably be
paid III advance THAT no paper is sent froiI
the Office dntil paidfor. From these tcfms
VIC shall not desiatc for high or low, rich
or poor, friend or foe. kith or kin. 'i"I :
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27

:. rTAp English farmer recently, remarked that
The fed Ills land Befose Il was hungry, rested IL be-
forelit was weary, and &eeded 1t dbefore II 2was
fvnLh Seldom. iflerer has 80 much agricultural
Vision. been condensed into q single Sentence.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27
Diaa:tI.iise s,igl,.ing.;..z.

!, It was always elsn tat!le,slNtaerp mind
that id.esnegrG ha,i ndolesirn' to, Iii Ishsi oa
eitIer,side, ,:wlrether forunrlaS Sainst his libLaA
erty,dahil this fact iii Somewhat striainglsd:
fllasfratel, itnthe follewiayf auctlote, ,,rd-ft
lated ystho IS tuia,esA:Ns o.a Lha{,hkls:
which was given lby aIfdithfM Eirgini~1
servant of am qolliber ihdlse Gnhfeaefata"
army. Shortly 7after the 'iiewshad reached 4
the camp inIN NorthaC Cafo)ina that the Cou-,,
'fcdsmte G GtpoTnmcnt odntsmplatsd' pattinSE
the blabKs into the service, th stIbject ,wss,S
discussed, among utha, negroes, iaruundI ,theK
camp 6fes: ~; aEsuo" ,aG1n yso,9oI nwon.
:.Ls yon gvinc tolsstJ Thonnton aYaaske.l,n.
a spirited xlarkeyof n staitlI old fellow 'wh"yT
hadfollowedIhis mrster through tiie'wnr..H
.-NnyaneplielYEHornto,., ,utiI doItWantot
nuliin-tot do with fghain All Nigger gob'houi
business,with, huslset.r 1,q, oyrh yodi oyi,ri
"a HBat,y inquired ether, wheipfhtendsh'
ed 10 favor nthe ileas siat youwillih tsii
help Ito, lick, the nastym GSinggyankees,1&
what odrfolks imhke. trabel so. fastuoo lAin6o
yoh gin nma' g. Of snotphpg od ~ t,,oG7rd1
:'Ncs is s'possdIsotheh. but, d6 way bo'd
helpto whip podein variants, isifOf de-niS-4ti
gcrfo useldo hne.1l He, khews wliat,to dona
.wil,dat, but duhit wild es,iusketsgt ylb7rd
.sEbi Thorhtsn. Iyeudesit wantito fshtst
hobody!'o yrEq>ib e ious nori moht hIeys7T
OATS. ,doi oifact--MlsatG Higgcr,igot f6ghfia
'bout?' De wki,o Aien de yankees and lfst
crates, is TITO dogs Eighteen for! ibohe.-t,'t
Nigger isrde,bonoic Z Yousee degSRghf .foriii
q bone, but mebef4 sec hs bonelf sht.P sniioai
"Dat's de factp, said the 'otherl .tdeniifid
lie bone don't, he gifts 1inightyiJad chnscelfo
sometimes.Ni tr;l siG7oun9d odi 10 ynEm
This ,maioe, conversation simple as itisaG
illustrates the sitsatibns of the,negro murc,h
clearly than thc'inost rsch~dle troatise wrf:
have upon thisiisnBj jeot.iiiNes !thS Negro
has been aerriBly yf 'cliuEedYin fAs1ate cOa-fa
iiet between the north and disodtlp tho 1exsTd
tent of. (which mo oneIihhs any lsuowleages1f
but his present condition UNDER the foster-sq
ing care of the munifrgnt Lswrel0atn'S Bu-fo
rcaaJ is'docidedly ,v6rsca; VSie trunsit5,ry-,ii ii
,opAiGa,umls !,4--Etdeiyh.Psopfss.w yydT
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27
FREE.PRESS.
1NDREW q. B0rD, RD1T6R..
wiiiamspoFt, Md.sssp ptsmbefh7. iseS.
!. Agents for the Free Press.

III IF7ITF IT'7II III it..J.I III y JIt' Y
THoMAs.G, ROBERTSON, usgerstowa- .,.,
j. n. McCLEERY,
JOSEPH MURREY, Hancock. ''''''
JosEPlI HARRISON -siills,one Point.
Dr.J. n. C..IuowKR, 10 d Clearsprihg. i,-g
4. II. wlLSOSi: Lyy;4 ]. Coneeecheaguc,
B. +. SLICK, Leitersburg,
{, -G.> Messrs. ABBOTT 4 CO., 80 Nassau ST.,
New Yorl," are our snihorized Agents in tiat
citri .Gyi9e1! tp 'HaiHiI ti"!'T l-Hri rE:
Sa-Messr.t Nichols & Graves, No. A West
Fayette street, ,drimor-, Md. are The aut.ori-
zed agents of thNi iFres Press in that city,, h
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27

YANKEE OPPRESSION "A colored girl of Is, n
refugee from Alabama, has beeh kept two and q
half wears in . state of slavery In Chicago, by Q
Mr. Taylor, half clothed, compelled to saw all
te wood, do all The washing, &C., Of his family
of ten, without pay, to sleep in the cellar for
hidden to 60 ont, frequently beaten, and on one
OCCASION, when she got away, badly whipped. AZ
whence the girl originally came, all the Radicals
of the Hand would have seht up q howl Of ihdig9
natiap and shed crocodile tears over the infernal
cruelty of southern barbarians. Time, place and
cifcutnstancc,o however, Very materially alters
The case. A Yankee cap he q brute and a fepd
and Black Republican optics are conveniently
closed to the fact. ~ '1a''d 'ai''Hro 9tli tii'
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27
) wMfsesr and misses 'CrSw.

7ron ths Aay.on o. Dshocrg
sHi ~Mtsesf aid misses 'CrSw.I'' b!1o
-. .sno iusiuIHi f4----I9od o2En q n0,oo
.'siBBIL RIGHTS"
,TTo!. 3hi ie iI1-4- pa! 81 e.3d lrs -
uoDagis mEse,f and u ssisi Cfpw,,, g;h..s.n.a
What dye think we're gwine to do7 r.,
snttieJ4ste De si#Sel Rights ~ sno!'2@!r .
.-rp3&s tss dsstss sAS. for xhi.esl sl4roouas
obi saafss%iS5a ssElssers f1l usayi5 5s.aesi,
Sedi ,yiiroaiu esi 1o dool ID bnsspot
,SlssTI, y Ss Ra%s gnsp ds oa b.
Ebou skin and eye .sf fsbalkih.ujsf9i avs
Sibssl RightSis all de talk
Yno tsf1n Dinah's lee!--
Smo9ye il sgs femon onpertf
."fiiUFdes5aBha
.4s0i4zdfd fnpt iaHlkd8 go!
:EorIGI ,IR
-,s par,a mHsdf saa .Missjs crew.
IS ySsR $f es osss ,Ss gTiSs %% x ao nj
-nsti&e aeiittIe IA aAHesi serfnnJ ~ 9lo'' egrr
g.stshlmon,a "a enAeh, "A be aindoinbl 70 Lul 1ei-
10 ljtlle, ssgagiHarriet .Stewel,4j b,.igoa,
d'>Wla de nbbanjo for u Eing' 81 i"'d vi
,ysslfli OhIhqieJubiio'f Z" s!im ogrA s9Gegy,
,od hibhelLR Rights is haLdc got ~ bus rg'-, q
on iAiii H4aNs tail slae.f,H DIT .bsIin7,7r al.
.5Daris myself and Missis Gov, i,.,..,, ,,.,,i.
What dye think we're gwine to do7
Have sifdHa-dat dc name, '.'' HNt''h'
>.7AvhiseI foiksfased ogib de same! ,uog s1Gss
hIiRiusisstruek hndprogrammes too, 8 l!'ii,s
Tellin what ws,r gwine ~ do.i...5,, gp.,,.l
., Iii Q de JuhiIol
sigbelfiights Is af:is9 sor soii'am sid'r
.lianoa ,di nj FL,
sssf,ar'eazssasanal sllssis Grow, o, yes ~
~ hatsdgeithiqk xs'n gwiaato do q iz,...
Take room at de hotel, ,gy. ys......r g.,
Coll de waiters-ring de bell
Tell de landlord siBber rights
Was made for darkies not for whites
And IL IN duty lie shouii'fa 'fail,-
Well have him fined and sent to jaill -
.,,-r,H Hi 0l de ,Jubilo e., al, of,
Landlords has no rights you knowi
-1o7ii N!c7qE EhuIV SSfi ''-Ht-roaE on q
-onDaFs myself and Missis Crow, w,s.r."' .'..ta
'ptM hat dye think we're gwinc to dot !..a j.
- MaitSaadi see, tyeu orneryi whites ;f,,a,i 3,
For you,s too low, for SiPbel Rights ,,,r .,.r
Ifongo, Congo, sokeeh-ohi 80 ''.
Higgery, Giggery, Harriet Stowei' 'h'r'.'
-'n. uHiO de Jnbilo hon a.frr7h = Ira. Nr"'
7a.m Bully for me and Missis Crow .s.,. ....
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27

. oroSfrsb BaoxKs GINA .E1ake' very thick
solution etsguai arnlie In ,wateF sasd stlrinto IL
plaster of paris, until the mixture hecqnes yisr
e6us paste. apply N With 'bttsh to the fftcl
tured edges, and stick tbarer rogethsf.s IN IthFte
days the article cannot, be broken in the same
sae'se; The whitencss Of lls scWcnt Ee4nfaers it
407,' = e., i.ah -.Il---.L - mn
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27
dodr c ongressienai NemineesI'aisa,

-t'i'OuE CSoAOff0h '8lffl
inanother column we3phbllsh hihuiprotecdiugsh
of. the admaating Conteation for, this Gengrqsha4
siopal District, from which il will be seen that
Col. Wm p. Maulsby, Of Frederick county, has 4,
been presented As the candidate Of tie t6aserva-
tive party " We had iioredIthatdhe slaims of ap4f
egqnyoculmtyrwould Ice esceognikedGRtbs Gepsrf
,entiop, and that her sister f@egptiNs pun EouM haye
conferred the honor of a Nomination npop one Of
her sons "a Id this We have bten disappointed,
but itis souree Of coHgrasala himt theCoHse
ve,,tion has givoumsi q nasrdthcarpsse.wtlta
worthy of popular IsupppFtt .farr M4fplsby, y,is1
well and :f,,yorably known To our people and
preservation of aieS Uhf6n.9 9hfIenisT obp6scdI 10
Capitalization, in favoref rphblding thenisNts
of the States, and presersing Constitutional Rps
rty,and recognizes the qpi,y Of the nation, iA
opposition TO the idea of dsirtegraGop tanghtb by
the Radicals, as fhc accoihpIised result of the
late war! III comes before the pa obie In siiisb
camfaigncas thdi uheompromisiag deandrrioft
President JsbpRn I'D polry,r which HmrqHfssi
,ese greet lssps end as sqsh & y entitled m as 9
confidence aud support. Ills ELECTION VIII
strengthen ihe President, md give accent to- ihsi
great p6iiuIar I2oidei eur people, sfaoridf
harmony, decentralization and itbneofd, ethe bnl}s
fouada,ion, eflrisiionsl strength and guarpAiyNfl
national Iperpetpiy. lLat epr. qpited Iand paS,
srcnastheini tlee assurace Of etSaf Victory, WIEN
tie pafptoaeIng eleedShF' saIr pt6eaim ahciscf.
dictofitlic sovereign pcepleaf-- caa'aUlspd Airi
fisa8'dn. dn.is,o1o-os o$edt brs ,sso1guo9 nj
fsxfaa5hDTSihy sss,yKas s.3atts rpupi Of ssbic.
sssSd gave We We i?tlaxi snsNssi
psenii,uaeeI Is tSs mth6ay ofsihs hcan,.1d I'd
/ ,Ss cesson, ,;ssa55 q ssb AlA
.AWhatis theoditierensesb betSetnnbopeianades
sfbaH i ssit tree biHrf n fta iobs is ,tsa in v
er, and cnleymeat b iifehg f'ar1iu Snibiiud
"a day without yesterday IL u q }'moff6wtazea
line shasilns Ihosenfi'm noinJ ,n9m 7HH
rFfte assesssfy Se, vstngF Tie 1 1sa aftshi Bs
merchant ofinaaiuei the esa Sfjpsiices the ysieh,
pakr Iss & pSi$ss ths FSpsla sfsaFsRhlSao
1o,Aiah fsasbns sbeeshse he ,ioubis;. he! deHbcro
dJabts -he ttfct5, never reIisJh > 'sir' sd
heNa 10 z4a1..,su.l all NJ DoI iIossf
aiiNnsao MirArsas osaAxsz4poNsa-1The negroes
have begun to arm, ,all eyer the North, instigated
thereto, ne doubt, by tiie 'nihfaeroush Radfad
faction who are the impellng p,wer of the Com
SrsSsiliSaal ESSE ,sgiIspt: q Sn ",e
fmfitiaYregihensoths IHiepTD,lia ;eiiyerst9
which musi be black TO he admitted while the
otfef tlfte ,ist t be ke iof Some Secret purpose
luisTpnnH tatllei rs5eessgs,is " lFeptARi YfF
elected, the militia regiment will pc recogn lEed,
d tottth, ana itp ofiieefs Slf ctnsort Mtt shoif
fellow white lhitill offers opl teEms OF absolute
eunnlity W IN 1he Radical secret plOtters ex-