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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLES EsToN.

Arrived Yesterday.
schr Tennessee, Creed, Baltimore, days. Corn. To
Stenhouse Co.
schr Munantico. Caypooe, Philadelphia, days. Coal.
To Baker l. CO. .
schr Lilly, Wooltord, Baltimore, 6 days. Corn To T
Tuppcr Sous.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Richardson, Savannah, viz
Beaufort and Hilton Head. bales S Cotton and
Mdze To Ferguson & Holiness Rayenel Il Co, A Canac,
Col P Low, Col D Stubs Saw ashore OH the break
ers of st Helena Bar what appeared to be the wreck OF
schooner with only part OF her foremost standing AS
her hull almost submerged, did not make her out
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Falcon, Reed Balfmore-Courtenny & Trcn-
holm.
Steamship Patapsco, Nef Baltimore-Wills Chisolnl.
Schr Trai, Mason, Phiadclpha-HF baker & Co.
Schr C " EweIl Long, Northern port-I Baker &
Co.
Went to Sen Yesterday.
Steamship Falcon, Reed Baltimore.
Steamship Patapsco, Neff, Baltimore
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THE HERALD.

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEWBERRY c. H., AT
/ So per annum, and, having a large circulanon
through all the upper and lower Districts OF the state
affords great advantages to advertisers.
Rates for advertising very reasonable-or which apply
to our Agent Mr. T. P. SLIDER, at the Mills house.
THOS. F. l. r. q. 6RENERER.
Noye,uber Is Editors anu froprletorss
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BARNWELL SENTINEL.

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM LET
Merchants and business try 1t for afew months.
sNo risk no gain" Send your cards and increase
your trade this fall There's nothing to equal Printers
Ink-it has made many fortune.
Terms for the paper-s3 per annum, in advance
Advertisements inserted at the rate Of 81 per square
twelve lines or less for each insertion.
Cards of ten lines less at the rate Of SO for three
months.
Contracts by the year for six months allowing priv
nege OF changing, on more favorable terms. Address
EDWARD a. BRONSON,
Noyember1t Puhishe1 and eroprie$orj
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! Augusta Market.

/ AUGUSTA April &..-FNANcuAL--Go1D.-Br Brokers
are buying at 1Ss and selling at 140
SuvEneBrokers are buying at 128 and selling at 132
+ SEcuRIuEs-New Gcorga !, per cent Bonds $3.50.
CorroN.-There was some improvement In the market
to-day and all that was offered readily sold at about
Of 10 since yesterday Stained cotton brought
from 15a18c Sales OF the day amounted TO 190 baes as
follows: at II at 18; at 18A; 20 at 10; ct ~; 70
terIns.
Receipts 80 bales. 49,.
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rhe charleaton COTTON Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws.l
CHARLESTON. Friday Evening, April S. 1857. )
The English market having assumed an advancing ap
pearance GOOD demand sprung mp and an irregular I'M
provement in prices took places say ca halt to one
cent and in some cases two cents b was obtained Sales
near 400 bales viz: at u; Is; at 1sA; at 2o
at 2O1s; 1s at21 40 2lh; 6s sat2 2s at 22h; at
ss: at ast a; 10 at as ssat95; q at 90. and
at prices which did not anspre We submit the fol-
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Passengers.

Passengers.
Per steamer Eliza Hnncox from Savannah. via Beaufort
and Hilton Head-J W Carson, Miss HasRcl Dobel
Meredith, Robinson, Miss Tracey Il johnson and
lady " Brown Poole and lady, y Bell, Mrs Wood.
man, F Dudley, C W Dennis, Miss Smith, Mrs Cur
ry, Il White, DR. " Drain and 10 deck.
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SIh1lLIA slNlILlBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS

HoMusOPATHIC SPECIFICS
sFayE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE E1PR-
RIENCE, Hn entire succegs: :Bimpic-Prompt-Efn.
SENT and Reliable They the only medicines per
icsty adapted to popular use-so simple that o.
:sunot be made IN using them; harmless aa 70 oe
tree from danger, and so efficient to be .iays reA'
ole. They hive rsaed the highest commonasdon fron
Ill and viii always render satisfaction.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEROKEE PILLS,
O,. Female Regulator,

Cure Suppressed, Ekcsssiue 0asd
Painful Menstrudtior1 Green
Sickaess, Nervous and Spinal AZ
fsctions, Pains d, the Back, Sick
Headacde, Giddtnsss, and all dis
eascs tl,at spring from. trregularity,
by removing tho ca1se and all tho
effects that arise from it. They
are perfectly safo in all cases e.
cepi aohen forbidden 6y dtree-
tions, and nrc casy to. administer,
rs they are nicely sugar coated:
They should be in the hands OF
every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
in the land.
rnJ,oa nm aildrcsS ,1s In 1erfect
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TRINIDAD, ". T., 25th March. 1s67.-Au our dealers
still hold heavy stocks OF p p Lumber and, at present.
shipments would have to submit to extreme prices.
Our crop progressing very favoraby Several pur-
chasecs for the American market operating largely
in Molasses and sales huve been made ut l2c but s-
perior qualities suitable for your wants. are held ut l4
but We do not hear OF any sales ut this ratio.
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1866-67. 1865 &C..


#We publish no statement Of the Sea Island Cotton on
possible to procure correct We shall endea7or to
procure reliable figures for next week.
R1cE-Is somewhat sitter, the demand being better,
and the supply not good As yet there is no change
in prices and quote clean at 91sl0c Rough rice is
not Offering just now md is held ut s. good article
Of seed rice commands 81.
Mobile Market.
MOBILE, April 22.-CoTToN.-The demand has been
light to-day and confined chiefly to one buyer. Sales
reached 375 baes the market closing quiet at 22a22c
for Middlings
MONETARY AND FINANCIAL+-With continued dull
ness and tghtness in the money market, we quite:
Gold 1371sa1281s.
Sterling nominal.
New York Sight II premium checking, and X discount
buying.
New Orleans Sight par to Il discount
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, April 24.-CoTroN-Continued unfavo-
BILE cable adyIces have further depressed the market;
no inquiry or sales today and quotations entirely nomt-
nal.
CoFFEE-The rapid advance OF premium on gold
checks the demand for Coee the only sale today was
$50 bags Rio on private terms.
FLoUn-Our market continues extremely dull, anu In
tho absence of transactions without quotable change
though to effect sales some concession would have TO De
made the part OF holders Stock and receipts now
ever are quite small and pressing for sale Eye
Flour s scarce and wantcd quote steady at s9as bO
per bb Corn Meal also held firm, with sales OF SO0
bbls at So 80 per Db We renew quotations as before
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There cometh glad tdings Of joy to all.
To young and to old, to great and to sman;
The beuuty which once was 30 precious and rare,
Is free for all, and all may be fair.
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-
Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, April 25..-For the past weak the market
has been exceedingly quiet and dull transactions being
very limited, and they mostly to city customers The
demand from the country has been dull In consequence
probably Of the want of and the nnsteadiness Of
prices at the North Prices may be sad to be without any
notable change. ;..-Etz -
ExoHANaE.-There has been very little Offering THU
week. The demand has been greater than the supply
Brokers are buying at par to h premium, and selling at
GoLp-Tro fluctuations in gold have had quite range,
and the market for the week has been very unE eady
The buying rate Is 138a1S9, and selling 141a142
FRMaHTa-We are not advised Of any change since
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.,.-.--,..5,.fs r-.-- From this Port.
schr Menawa, Dissoway, New York, April "a.
Cleared for this Port.
schr Marion Gage, shohhe, at Boston, April 23.
IN THE OFFNG.
herm brig, unknown.
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Memoranda.
THE scun JOSEPH LONG, at this port from Boston, re-
norts that on the 18th Instant off Cape Hatteras expert
enced heavy gale from ", in which the vessel was
hove to for Sc hours lost boa dayts water casks 90
man about "a years old snt "a native OF Boston, was
knocked overboard by the fore boom and drowned Had
heavy westerly weather much Of the passage. -,
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BY the use Of
CHASTELLAR'S
w HI'T.E t LIQU]D ID
ENAMEL,

For Improving and Besutfyine the Complexion,
The most valuable md perfect prepal alton In use for
giving the skin beautiful pearl like tint that ts only
found youth It quickly removes Tan, Freckles Pim-
pies, Biotches. Moth P,tches Salowness. Erupdons,
and oil impurities Of the shn, kindly healing the same
leaving the akin white and clear as alaboster Its use
cannot be detected by the closest scrutiny aud being
vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless Is the
only article Of the kind used by tho French and s con.
sidered by the Parisan indispensable to perfect
toilet Upwards Of $4,000 bottles sold during the
past year. sufficient guarantee of its efficacy Price
only rs cents Sent by mail postpaid, on receipt OF an
order, by
BERGER, SHUTS l. CO., Chemists.
2s5 River st., Troy, N. Y.
March 80, Tyr
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CoTToN-At the close Of the last weekly report the
market was prostrated and 1t has continued 30 during
present week. 1t had then declined to 25c for mid
dngs and we predicted still further decline, which
has since verified 1t was hoped that when 1t had
fallen to I'D in Liverpool 1t bad reached the lowest
figure ard would probably advance again; but In this
holders were disappointed, and it keeps gradually de-
elining.
This week there has been nothing done In this mar
ket and prices have been so unsettled that we can
scarce venture quotations Mddngs may be said to be
nominal at 29c.
SEA IsIANDs-In this description Of cotton there hiss
been nothing DONE and there Is very little Offering at the
prices purchasers are willing to concede. = -
The receipts at this port since the 18th inst, amount
to 24 bales of Upland and 20 bales of Sea Island The
exports for the same period amount to 34S7 bales Up
land, and 667 bales Sea Island.
COTTON STATEMENT.
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THOMAS FROST.

yNo:. .L..DAwsoN, n; II; d.: Physicians.
FRANCIS L. PARKER, NJ Dbl = - =. ss': 'a:s. 81;
Anri1
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Besure that evcry bottle bears ths facsimile OF our
signature on steel plate bet With our private stamp
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tions Us appro1imative
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60 =. = "a = = q =. 2. n 2: u Z :.
DR. " RIG 1T 70 s i
zREJI1VENAT1NG4EL LIXIR5
Or. Essence OF Ltfe,

Cures General Deb bRity, Wedb-
ness, Hysteries In Fezna1es,
Palpit0tiors Of tho Heart and
oil Nervous Uiseases. It re.
stores now life and vigor to the
nced, causing The hot blood OF
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Bo1n1ER. RoHr, SGPERNrEKpEsr'sO OyY1or,
C1rorHNITI; OHIO, Jan. 10th, 16G3

W1LL.AnD's HOTEL
wAsHrNaTos, D. O.. -Ma7 22d 1858.
aEET1r1Es:--1e require smother supply of your
Plantation Bttafs, the popularity o which daily in
croases With the guests Of our house.
81 >, Respectfully 80
si,5 - SYKES. OKADWIoR. d co.,
do. .,J 10. - ko.z5 ,&oss5si. kc.@st5.4as
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~As sPOIICYsOF
LIFE INSURANCEis
always an evidence OF
prudent forethoug5t,
and no man with a de-
pendent family is free
from reproach, it his
life is not insured
The Mte Lord .Lynd-
hurst, Chancellor Of
England. [i:s
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S sBy; Alderman Malahan:
writer's calling the; attention OF Council TO the
large quantities Of petroleum oil on storage and
forasalasin in the city. The Special Committee ON
the Ere Departmect beg lesvs to report by bill.
tsn fSigned) - : - ..33ss2 80 w. G.. WHDDEN.
81 70 80 E.W. MARSHALL.
is:s 81 z. B. CAKES.
,ss..st 80 80, ~ - z. JAS. P. EARLE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

MAMMALIAN AvKS1ERs.--A Par.
is correspondent Of the New Orleans
Crescent writes under date of August
end, as follows; 5l 81.
| understand that an army Of vol.
unteers to avcngc the murder Of Max
imilian is being formed in many Of
the leading cities of Europe.
The enthusiasm Of the higher
classes Of young men to join in this
modern crusade Is irrepressible.
Report in Paris say that an emi.
ncnt Southern statesman and genera
will DO invited to take command
Tho Head Center Of the move
ment will probably be in London
II is also stated that at least Ave hun
drcd thousand have enlisted, ant
there is no doubt bu, what n sever
rctribution will be dealt upon Mexi
co. It viii be hardly fair to yisi
upon nation rotributIon whicl
should fall upon one man.
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". {. WARDS SEMINARY
YOUNG LADIES,
Nashville. Tenn.


I'VE largest private school for younx
ladies In the state Tho building
hes every modsvn appliance, and ia ~
selled by few, ifany, in the North. It's
furniture ia the newest and embraces,
besides Apparatus and Cabinet Of Min.
erals, an organ, Harp, Guitars, and
hitcen new f,ano- The teacher. have
been selected for capacity. erpesience,
aud social position The course is ~
complete as any school IN the North
aud will, " time Ia taken 10 master IL
qualify the pupil for seashing.
In Music, Drawing, and Painting.
only tho masters are employed special
attention - paid to mannsrs aud health
With a family Of over ens hundred. the
Principal has not spent twenty -nvs iiol.
lars for medic mo tho eurrrat year.
French taught and spoken by natiy.
tscher. Latin and Grset gissn b. ali
without ehargs, Expense. range from
$500 Ia tb1 pss year
The Principal refers ts tho Editor Of
this paper, 10 sam. v, Mossisy, Jefferson,
"a judge Donisy, Tyler. and Col j t.
Camp, s'iimer, Tsxas
~" The nest session will open Mon.
day september md, 1 -sjT
W y WAND, Principal
Marshall, June I 81 nl.-3sao'.
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Scientific NchOOl,
YOUNG WEN AND RoYs.

YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
Col. y. :. Haas, Virginia Military
institute, President aud Professor Of
Mathematics and Natural Science
Capt. ". y. uudgins, University
Of Virginia, Professor Of Ancient Lam
euagu., History, English Literature, &c,
aided by competent Assistants
THE design of this School il 70 give u
/ thorough preparation for any Of the
advanced classes Of College, or 10 taks
those students not preparing for Collegc
through course Of accurate mental
training and general information that
shall 1T them to enter at once upon tho
practical business Of life
The President has observed, with
feelings Of modification and regret, a
too general deficiency in the method Of
instruction pursued in the Schools Of
our country. This want Of thorough
ness In tenching expenditures IN the
minds Of the student m aversion to in
telleetnal effort, and discharges him
from that eonstant pcrseyering and sys-
tema,ie study which is essential TO full
development Of his mental powers In
order to obyia,o this laxity in mental
discipline, and to furnish the students
OF Marshall University tho highest ad
vantages, no teacher will bs allowed
more than thirty pupils in his depart
ment, ,.pd will be required to devote his
undiyidab time and attention to their
advancement
Whatever may be the number Of pu.
pills in any school, or in whatever man
ner classed, long experience has fully
satisfied the President that no teacher
can do iu,tico TO more than thirty pupils
ia all their studies.
In this view, he is sustained by the
best educators Of the country, and II
this coutse Is not pursued the patron
will DO humbugscd, and the student
wronse,l in n matter Of paramount i'm
portancc 10 both
Pupils will be received nj any time
and charged froia date Of entrance n
close Of session.
Trnws--Pcr session Of five months,
els, 500, &25 and $3.50 (currency,) nc
eording TO the degree Of advancement
Of pupil.
French, Spanish. and German (eatra)
$40 per session
The next session viii begin cn the
first Monday ia September, rna il i dc
sirahle for all students to be present
with the first Of the session,
Board can be had in the family IN
which the President resides, and with
some Of the best families Of the clty on
reasonable terms
Aug -, '67. nHlm
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so NJ L. " II No
of 70
'AMHSNSsN.


The cnmmnn Ssnse NcNins Machine,
Is the hsst Ia the lsrl. | woon.
W hog.shnd j. vIlh0n, ii cnmple,.,
Aui no other Naciine ean aith I, com
peiH,
u viii sow from swisr g. heaviest bcase,
Or amy other cloih thats made hy sh,
weaver
u drives away SORROWS. carr. anil pue.
And hslas4 ltislst smiles uherv.ss il
goes
1, hriurs 10 de thcek ths rose. Of health
And illln the pocket with ugioId wealth
~ you want q Machine hat Is simple,
i e-tablc, and ehcap 900 ttat will
siiieh seams without lnsling. tha, will
bind, braid. Gli. tuck. quilt lnl en-.
broidcs. onc ihgs sg.jes the qlpsi, w.,h.
out ;l,e aid 81 eiihcr hand oac u.atsny
girl ten year- Oh can operate success
fully, eali aud Fe, Il SOC So, 81 sas.A ..
Your name and We willdclfer Il NJ yoas
dwelling ami Civ. in.,ruo tons AGENTS
wanted. Tor particulars, address
A J iEBNWA> 4 co,
Marshall ~ iiemr.lcaj, Texas.
Aug, -. 81. n4-n
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Ahosc yos have ,uf estl.ril, 10 ne,
u-'d'l Agents ioi b.e ARROW III
Mo ,!tslit ia ,.ptutilsl g.,rd n,.a ,,hahi.
agents IN every ,oit,a, ,,,m,y IN The an
lnlcfneI ksscnas Di.ifp. ucias.ng u
tndni.ef ~ Easter Z. sn4 Sub avynt,
s. ili b. urnish.4l ihc ARROW TIE a,
YYeh ,lf,e.a az s,il ct.si,l l,-,, J., ..cc,.
il.tt esR,grle v IA lha IN n,p. ,,s. And
maIt = LaudsDru pn,a. sbiln Al liz
samc tire il costs ile ,sli,n ytoscr
nrti i.E3s aha siillsAys /. hnsiso,rs
rIa,. r eoaips,ei ai'h rope psoaf tov
4 wnfth today 10 Ntw DGlaans Igt'g
ei 4. ai.d wo a. aoa allur iifHt Ike
Atrs lie att3i,e ftsh. and one lie o.
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MRS. ELLA }. CARTER,
A iDKD BY eowpstsn, assistants, De.
"A sisaAg y kxnts permanently in
nassAali ~ ssAchas, viii opeaa sch.,ol
~ AssAsy ~ lsth Inst d the hou.s
rsssn1ly ssosYIsd ~ Miss Y, ", Bur.
~. TIE Hsst tes1 consisting u two
sea3sas, (tvsesy weeds ssch, u the
6blIe~ieS sa1ss pss ssssins, paysbis Ia
sssfsa+y, ons,kslf 10 adsanee
OsthsgSspAy, iisadise sad writing s'a
0snes1asy Asithnctic, Geography
~ ka6iisA Gsaassas, ~
NJ ahovs with Higher Arithastia,
Alesbr~, Modern and Anaiess
ujsAosy, Natural Philosophy,
VEGA On ths Misd, Msssal Pit
lnsoyAy, K1esorie, Cosspe~itiasA
CAsn6tr, PhysnhGy NytheIe
", Nsteosolofy. AstsoGomy, Log,
e, Moral se;euce, Geometry,
Tigoassnsssy sa4 l.asia, %
vtsach, 10
lssi6eatsl fes,
a1n1sn1s chssys4 fssa tins n ~
sn1es 70 close of session. Deductions
sely il sasss II prols1sssd i!insss.
Ase ~ '67 FH n2lw
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t NEW
PMoIooaAPAH MuEay

tOpposite the Urine Hesse,)
VIYHEikE all kinds Of suAl.iuhi
w PICTURES sre made IN ths best
style kuoxp to the Photographs Art st
prices 70 suit the times.
Four elegant Lifslike
Carries dc Nisite Pictures,
made aud delivered in fsw minutes ..
we'll in cloudy IS in fair weather and
srs eonAidered superior 10 all others TOR
pas dollar II -
- e.LYNNs GALLERY
Aug. 10 1887. n:n
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N A SONIC
FEMALE IN8TIUUIE.
MARSHALL. TEXAS e@

THE next ssssio~ viii sosnssss ~
] Era Monday \ ssp&aAbrv. NJ I
corrs u good ssd sspsv5ssesd tsasA0s.
! Mr. Graham Who has charge d ~
music department, h truly worthy an&
we'll qsaiiaed Tsitica = former rs>le
payable in esrreseyi half in advance
u The close Of esch nenth.
Il y very desirable, sAaa pupils shosh
connsscc with he ass1 n Ne seasioo,
yet hey will oaly b. charged fsom ~
time they enter Ilsdsssions ssads ~
protssctsd sickness. Hoard ssn BE- ~
with some OF the best faaili~s in ~
city,
Parents md tisasdie~s will bs Ger
tain 10 recollsct the 1T Monday in Sep
.enber, and send In yoar daughters -
wards.
T.B. WILSON,
President
August 8, 1857 nii<w.
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OBITUARY.

Died at her residence in Harrison
county, on the night Of the 2nd inst,
Mrs SARAH d BARRETT, wife oil
Mr. r. II. Barrett, aged % years, .
months, and 9 days.
Died on "Wednesday night last oc
TAvIA BENDER, daughter Of Judge
John Z. and Mrs 0ctayia j. Mills, aged
o years, 2 months, and 10 days.
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feIv0W Kss
krre.pondens Of the New y orl
l. who .igns himself /" A. D
kes an account Of = rose"t in
| with President Jehnas, hon
NE extract The followe g.
disturbed condition - Te"
vs- allsdcd to. Aewnlov
L,vs becs = very bitter pcliti
N partisas, full Of bard name
Effectiveness toward astaso
The State Militia contained
many bad msn fro. both ar
|ho would ike to .bass shsi'
feeling was extremely strost
| .ides there were Old feud'
kry each party wss armed
foI Thursday would tYips
'V''s as God know ws hsf
'Ie en- .,oush, lie vss rl.t
o n, ,.,ainr men on bott
bro taking steps to hsvs dihss'
u ,hev might come in col.
i r.ao , a. POSSIBLE. M Just re-.
.,as,,m announcing thsl
'''' nn ri. vav 10 Memphis
was was ~ = nruasnt' cautious oti
wa a,e.cnee and orders would
~ aJ restraining.
., r%' condition of tho South
s"s, .sas end frced,n from,
r. w., 20 him or;te A good
'''u's .ao ~ 90 soon nfter T,
DC ,rss of courso there
l',s' "'' hu, ,hov arr jncyi.
,,roe . region As a
50 , nas ,he southeu peo.
; oe' S,lly in the result Of
y, Ind were ! ,c,dv to &C, In
,'' = Tho Union.
" ~ IF tho negroes had
p'.i, and ,o.;casblv com
H. +, wa. remarkable that
-. 90, r.. ahsv manifested
H. ..d;s,;rs.r., ,uch genera
| 10 .d;u., Themselves 10 the
(,li,;on and 90 10 work oui.
s,o,d;ly That as the prc.,
IL believed in tbs r.,sDs! 6.
49,, .,rr monav. buy
'-', ~, Tho ,o;l. and every.
H. education. intelligence
would follow. Hs dep.
ANY, nt,empt to array the
kain:, each other their inter.
= common il was only bad
I;,,n,ng men Who would Sc,
/, aga;nst the whites as such.
('i;aseJ H.. n Conoress Ind
|, ,hos. s,ste,----or rather. sd.
|o,al REPRESENTATIVES and Sen.
~ ,hem M fast Ar thew pre-.
n, mselves--thc whole RIA.
If Goyerument would ere
h. bean IL smooth operation /;
Il states themselves would
|ro0 suaynce u the negroes.
onrre.scd Union white men
,n tl,ck men Tndecd. OK.
,',dors woro mnre oenc,allv re.
4 Ia negro suffrage than tho
yeboldinv whites
or Two oooe,tions which I ask
abou, Ii, vsncr.l theory Of
,ruc,ion drew MIN INTO A very
y a ~ cars;,lc ., no.;,:,n Of il
he comnactpe,s and dircctness
an full Of his subject. and
;n,aros,oJ IN !, he ,.lLed
= ,or b,Ic an hour making
,w w. .,ron, no;,t. ,o.;nt Con-.
70 For ., ,Trn,c hc Tc,d from
49,, III. r,,o..h ~ scr.,or
n, ' ,ha, ,ho fp,os;de,,'s nI,a
W., VIZ, nav aa. No. 10. ~. ~ $780,.
'uo w. w; !, ~. -. ~" ~h;aa,;on.hl.
D ..Is.. .rS.snssJ south ~,
[, e,,,, !. M. ' 'IY";on then.
!, - ,u -. 81. $500, .ngraro
', haa . g. R1 oar..,saa I ~
,n nal -h Htr ,am.,;a,.
p ~ aa,' ~ ~. - ~"
iDJ' Z ' asna..l i. ,. r,' "aT Tho
"war - !. $500 80 w. ara Tho
, M r,v ~. IN. w..Ley
,.l r" ra..;.s n.;ss M,
nn. 49,. az. -.s
- : -, ~, ,.a..a.., ro,,,rts
.;n n1, no ~; :, s III .na mi If
.;nesr;,r
q con.s....;o, ,o..hea mo-e
m.,,s,. he ,.;d i, could not
o,ed ~, III should tbink
n thc.o di6ionlt questions.
tionca sop,c fact. in his own
!. show;ny vhother or not
bean s;r1e,s,hearted in his
, n N. Urion md also
ho had rid n serv. the
- - H. -f~kssr1
w., ,e'e.'e " Wv .. -.
" hat mOtt1e, whst "c7,o