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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-22

VNIIE Subscribers, IN the interest of their chs
L TONERS deem 10 eEpedieut 10 cali their atfrr
ton n the fact, that the great bulk Of the Com
received from the West AZ this season ~ the ve4r
viii not Keep 10 thi- climate any length % time
unless well cared Tor: and ~ make tie following
suggestion Corn shipped 70 the country for
consumption should D. emPiiri cat of ne -srk- -
soon A. It reaches TIE Plantation and stirred every
few days. anti j. becomes drv-hy doing which
il will keep perfectly sound and good.
Bot it allowed o. remain in the sacks il will soon
commence beating and ultimately become worth
less u eorn shipped By the subscrber-. is the
best article Of the RESPECTIVE grades to he found in
the market and they guarantee i; 70 be perfect 3
SOUND when shipped, and 10 continue 20 until II
reaches lis jesiir-ti5B
ST.. NOSBY Is co.
Canton March s0.I
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-22

FRA student at a veterinary
college being asked, IF a broken
wlnded horse was brought to you to
cure, what would you advise p
HO promptly replied. d" sell him as
Socn as possible"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-22
Now Orleans Daily Crescent.
Oiir.al Journal Of the State Of Louisiana.
J. q. NIXON, Editor and Proprietor

NTTT.
II az DAILY CRESCENT il published every
1 morning - Sundays excepted Yearly suli-
--IiUiH'n. 10 advance. SO Half yearly, S
Quarterly, 81; Single copies. 10 cents
Regular advertisers, who advertise largely
shall be allowed such discount from transient
rates a. may Ice agreed apla pros iaed that in no
ease shall such discount exceed Is per cent.
The Weekly Crescent l. published every Satur-
day morning. Subscription. g. per annuui, in Ad-
vance hall yearly and quarterly, same rates !;
single conies. ten cents
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-22

TO This establishment is now open for the recep.
ton of guests.
1 is newly furnished from the kitchen to the
/ roof Spring Beds, Hair Mattresses. Linen
Sheetiug etc. The Furniture and Table Ware all
ne'r, OF the latest style and most costly material
ne table Is furnished with every luxury the mar
ket affords. The Bars with Liqlors equal to any
used IN private families, and the comforts and
pleasures of home, as tar as possible, guaranteed
to ts Guests.
The House itself may be said to he entirely new
ard fresh. The undersigned will spare neither
,lhor or expense to merit a continuance of the
liberal support with which they have thus far been
bOu0red
FeUlG- 81 W. A. HURD & CO
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-22

l.a debtors ! sonld say. pay szs gla- Hyu
owe my wants are great.
t. ny c.f3 tors. 49,, with me -.-.r ss. -.s are
SARGE Ut o. they want any uork -.. r -r. lad.
! would gladly lquidate my debts Ia p = ...y.ft
au not sbe " cuAe to time with m ~ "a
DAVID JOUEN 4Y.
It1l9u
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-22
RARBERINc.

ihL .Ier-I yHed especially informs the nHb.
.. t1f5 a- ha- taoFu the room below Br,eu 4
Woman l.n stand, where be will be pleased FL
-ee iHem. his razors are keen, and everything
loon kept ia order "
SHAVING
HALRDREssTHG
HAIRDYEIHG
sHANPOoIEG &C.
viii be done 10 he best manner.
AHrl 1911 CHAS. MONTGOMERY.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-22
FOR RENT.

nj AXE YOUR OWN sOAP.-2OO boz.
VI es Of CONCENTRATED LYE makes
the cheapest andsbest soap for ordinary pur-
poses. Sold by
May p CAsSELL 4 BAUGHN
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-22
PIANOS, ORGANS AND MELODEONS,
EVERGREEN NlfSERIES.
AT CANTON, MISS.

NNHE Proprietors of these NURSERIE
L take pleasure in announcing to their
friends and the public that now is the time to
plant out ORCHARDS, aud that they are
prepared to furnish young, healthy and
well-grown Southern.raised FRUIT TREES
Of the most approved varieties, aud al the
lowest prices, FOR CASH.
Cal and see, and select for yourselves.
B-l3" Catalogues furnished gratis to all
applicants
Fer further particulars address,
L. K. MAYNARD & CO.,
fehl6 Canton, Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-22
GROt T. BIES
on COSSICNEENT. At COST.
re AR.

And those wishing to lay in supplies. would Do
well to Call. FeblG ply.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-06-22
NOTICE.

N y 7 I Z Il.
| DESIRE To SAY TO ny FRIENDS AND PA.
L tronst flai have neither run away or gone on
journey, but nay he found located for the present
year. sE miles South Of Canton. at the residence
% Mrs. ;. II. ihn'er. Hs.e will he glad to see all
my old friends aud every body who wish anything
done IN nay line-i.Qm a turning pillow to a horse.
, hoe nail
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-07-31
Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, July 2l.-Earl Derby, in the
House 81 Lords, announced the execution
Of Msximilian. lie said he shared in the
f-e'lngs OF all their Lorhships with rs:
gard to this unnecessary. cruel and bar
harous murder. which must have excited
sorrow IN everv country. A murder, pure.
ly grs'u'I"us. which. far from producing
any beneficial effect. ~ouli only add to
the miseres Of MEXICO lie declined sta.
ing the Goyern mert's intention.
Thiers said the MEXICAN expedition had
been withou, good results to France, and
the prestige Of her greatness was lost in
America and compromised in Europe.
jules Fare said the French troops
should have brought Maximilian awav,
and thus saved France from the stain OF
blood which will rest upon her.
In the Senate. Renter said the Franch
did everything they could to indnce Max.
milan 10 crme awsv. The traitor Lopez
has been degraded from the Legion Of
Honor.
The 0Wksavs no intervention Of Euro
pean powers will occur in consequence Of
Msxmilisn's execution.
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The District Court

Adjourned on Friday. AFTER a session of
five dass. The main portion of the time
was taken mp in the trial of State cases
lhs 'oltowine wers disposeh Of and sen
tences passed on the parties convicted on
Thursday: ...
TIE State rs John Noh'ev, indicted Cor
Larceny Of hog Gnilty. Sentenced to
Pe"i'en,iate Tor four months
The State bs Charles inyham-
L'r"a"v Of Sheen Guilty Sentenced
10 Pani'anrarv for tour months.
The State as R,hort McMil!an-Larce
nv Of Wheat Gmltv Sentenced 10
Peni'eniiarv for fnur months.
The State vs Jnsank Kilyore-Larcenv
Of Wheat GwHy Sentenced to Peni.
ren,iarv Tor fom months
The State rs George Mssspy-Larcany
% Mn'e- GujLiy. Sentenced to Peni,en.
tiarv fnr tw" wears.
Tue SAFE rs AlNer Grecorv and Marv
NH'er-Lsrre"v Of Sheep Guilty Not
rresPnt 10 receive sau'-nce
The State IS Anderson Masspy-Lar
"env Of Chicken not Gu;Hv
The defendants in the above cases are
all negroes.
w" understand that the Solicitor he
Number ~ other inlic' ments not given
out At rh's term. Petty ,hieying has he
come So common that the expenses of
Prosecution PROMISE 10 become an ir,ole,
r.h'" burden To the State NEW of these
cases should he dealt with bv the NJ is
'ra'es. An Intelligent Justice Of the
Peace would come as near dispensing
justice in case of chicken stea'i"p as ~
Court md jury assisted bv lawyers. an,,
with lar 'eSs expense 10 ih- State and in
convenience to the "ommhnirv.
l. j. 20 he hoped thar the wholesome
examples mad" ~ this .Tarm will have
'he "h."' ~ .rhark t.. some ey,en, he
progress of crime in sms section. Five
awe bodied racruiis are add.i TO the
corps Of laho-ers at The State Peni,anti,
rv-s pretty GOOD batch for one term
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Gen. Sickles' Coach-and.four.

GENERAL SICKLEs replies to ,he; denur
Citations. made in Congress tv Mr. ED
RIDGE, OF his exrrsvagauce in riding
around Ch resron IN coach and tour
w" copy from the proceedings of JuIv
lSh:
NJ. Bingham sent :" the Clerk. desk,
Hnd had read. the following 'rlepram. re
reived hv him TO dav from G-m'l Sickles .
,Ih""ks '"r ronr handsome reply TO Mr.
+ dridg-. You may tsli.ve his anxiety
win the cnn'nlin9 Information that NV
"qr'nage has not cost hrn or anv If hIs
friehls anrrh ng, said "qnpagc heirg the
"h"rts' ID rif' of my c,Nea gues Of the
fh'rd Armv Corps"
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The Necessity of Manual Labor.

The value Of time, and the uses to which
j, should he applied, is matter OF super
lative importance 10 us at this moment. 10
both the old and tbs young. Daily Oh,
servations teach US. that the necessity of
impress'ng this essential truth, more es
peca'ly upon the minds OF the youth, is
paramount TO everv other consideration Of
worldly charac'er A con,emnorsrr
remarks "ihat idleness and dependence
upon Others. for support, are evils tha,
will have to be corrected. to ensure pros
perHy at the South II is a deplorahIe
fact. however mach we regrn, irs exis
tence, that a large number of our people
are trying to live without labor NUM-
hers have been sustained BY The hand. Of
charity, and from preaent indications.
promise 10 he su2pliaots in the fnrure.--
Bot il is not TO this class that we psrticu
'arlY aIiude in onr present remarks, not
~ithstanding a gie.t reformation nigh,
lie had among them. ..-
Since time immemorIal there has. exist
ed great aversion TO "manuaI labor"
among majority OF the people at ,he
South {; men who could possibly make
support thar would enable them 10 live
above the suspicion Of want and keep up
appearances, seldom ever engageh in any
mechanics! busiress-hence our present
Impoverished condition. And now, when
we take a view Of the situation. we find
majority of these people enaeavnripg
to exc out an existence by their Wits q
number are nominaIly engaged in busi
ness. lounRinR and dswdling through
each week, waiting for something 10 turn
up. The production Of the South, we
doubt not, if all musc's and brain in the
South we're fully taxed, and The lsborp,o'
perIy directed, could lie jast, about doub
led. There are scores Of you 90 men pre-.
pairing to praencs Law or sphysis: young
men ios,ructing half dozen -pupils-; hun
drsds engaged in selling iribaods., at col
lege, etc, who ought to bs differently
occupied There are young ladies BY
scores engaged 10 reading novels or en-
tertsiuipg besuT, who would more prof
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Political.

| Congress, as will he seen from the pro
ceedings published elsewhere, has ad'
! jonrned. without having Inflicted any more
sereous injury upon. the country than the
passage Of the Supplemental Rersns,rucl
,ion bill, before published. Until the reg.
ular session, therefore tho South will be
rpspired from the destructive crusade
which that body Las hitherto. with so
much pertinacity, carried on against her.
Whether anv further humilstinns await
us, before being invested with our poli,i
ca rights, time only can determine. aud
it is idle to speculate upon The future oi
the great revolution now in progress
Our business is with the present.
1t will be seen tha: the commanding
General Of this Military Disrric, has ap,
pointed Boards Of Registers for All Of the
Counties Of North Carolina and Districts
Of South Carolina. and that the appoiu'
tees are required to report 10 rheir reSpec
tive Post Commanders for Instructions
and duty. The work Of reconstruction,
therefore, under The late laws Of Congress.
iS about t. commence The recent al
dl'i0nal Supplemental Act does no, ma
terial'v al:er the G,rmpt Acts in reference
toregis'tarion and voting. I, is esrlsn
a'orv Of the others, and is explanations
are such as to render more rigid the rules
agairst the classes Of persons who ar.
supposed to be disfranchisad A',hnuoh
to" Supplemented Hills have been passed.
he question "a TO who are disfanchi.ed
and who not, is still far from beinr def
nitely settled. Under the last Act, the
Boards Of Registration are required 10
cons'rue the law and determine doubtful
questions under it, hu, we ntesuma ,ha,
ulev will receive such instructions from
headquarters "a will secure uniformity in
each Military District.
Onr views Of the duties Of our people
IN reference 10 registration and voting
have been so repeatedly expressed. that
We deem 1t unnecessary Ia teiterAta them
at present. further than to aimonish the
privileged class to be in readiness 70 eyer
else Their rights as soon as the machirerv
OF registration ia put in operation Our
prospects, at hest, are by no means en-,
couraging. m1 apathy on ,he par, Of the
whites, IN the approa"hing struggle for
political power. will provs' fatal to the
hope OF future prosperity for any class.
whether whi,e or black. in the South. II
the State Government is to be remoieled,
there must he intelligence and wisdom 3,
the head; or else our reconsunc,ion will
resn't 10 q condition Of things far worse
than any we have vet experienced.
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l. &C A I.
Steam Mill and Lands for Sale.

we dIree, attention to the advertise.
men, Of Mlls and Lsnds for sale, bv, Mr.,
GEokos SINCLAIR. Persons who desire
to engage in Saw mill enterprises would
do well to consul, this opportunity. OH.
'er Va'uah'u property is a,so offered for
sale. This is undoubtedly a rare chance
for mer OF capital TO embark in An en-
terpr'se Tint will pay Handsomely. Zee
advertisement.
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PLAIN TALK ~ Mr., Raymond, Of The
New York Times, says that 'u,asss the
demonstration which has heen going on
IN the public service f0r the last ten wear.
can I've checked. and thar speedily. our
whole financial system must utterly break
down For when il comes TO bs sndsrr
stood lha, ro0ues can and do sySema'i
caIlv escape taxation, honest men. viii re-
foss to paw" This ia 70 rhe point. and
we hope that our influential contemporary
will put his shoulder.,o the ~heeI, and
.earnss,Iy, work to,preVent such national
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JERUSALEM TO BE SoLD TO RrssrA.-
The HoscoO Gazette publishes the follow

JERUSALEM TO BIZ SoLD TO RrssrA-
The HoscoW Gazette publishes the follow
ing; .'.a '.1" .a.
The Belgrade correspondent Of ihe
Gotoss Announces that while the Turkish
Council Of Ministers WAS deIiberaling on
the means Of procuring money for the
Suitan's voyage, one of the dignirares
proposed to sell Jerusalem TO Russia
We do not know what truth there may
be in that rnmor, but everybody here is
convinced that it the sale ia no, ye, etfec.
ed, it will take place, Negotiations Oh
the subject are said TO be in progress be
tween General Ighs,ief and An Pasha -
The price Of Jerusalem and Jaffs is sup,
posed TO be fixed at ono hundred millions
Of piastres (twsnty millions Of fraoes)
The Gozettc de France, remarkipg on
the abovs, says: e d. .- soTTg3 s.sSTo1
This news csnnot be true, for Russia
must know, in fact, that ths Catholic
world would never permit that purchase.
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Appointment of Registers
H'D'oRs % MiL,rARY DIsrmcr, I
& Charleston, =. 4, july 10.
General Orders No 90 H


The following appointments or Regis
t"rs are announced. The persons named
will be assigned to duty by Post Com
mandefs IN rnember, Of Boards of Regis,
u"tion for tie several Registrat on Pre-
c'ncts they may estsoiish w,,biu their
con- msnds. ~ - -"
Commanding Officers Of Posts will ill
vacancies and report their action to these
headquarters for confirmation.
Two Boards Of Registration will he or
ganiz-d for escl, County in North Carroll,
ma hsv NC pnrs han six elect On pr.rinc,s.
except the 0nnn,ies hi Ba.nfort Curnher
'a"d Craven, Edgero,nha Gr.Iville, Hal,
fN, New Hanover Wake. Dsvie and
wilson. whlch shall have the Boards pro
vided for in this order : .#
Three Boards of Repis'ratlnn will he
organized for each District IN South Car
"lina. except the Districts of BarnweI.
Berklev. Orsnceh"rg. Lexington. Beau
tori, Gr"enville, Chester, Eo'leron and he
Cuv Of Charleston. which shall have The
Boards provided for IN this order.
Registers viii I've required ~ iaks III.
o"th prescribed hy the act Of Congress
approved 81 Ju'v, 1862. Blank forms
"f this oath ~ "tlire will I've furnished to
Post Commanders. and when duIy sub
srrrhed and sworn will be returned to
these headquarters.
The election precincts established hv
law or custom as voting u'acas IN II q
[ 'nnp ,.l r.,.. i
and in the. Districts Ptrishes and Mnuici
psiihes Of South Car"lira, wi be d.sip
na'ad bv Post Commanders. a. the p'aces
for Registration. I, i. desrahl- thu, no,
more than SIX ~ these and rre..rahlv q
loss nImter. he iuclnd~i IN a Re ,is,rariou
P'ecinc, and assigned 70 one Il ard so
that ample facilities may be afforded for
Re 'is'ra''on
Every R"ard will choo,e its nres ding
Officer, who will renresent the Bnarl ard
announce hs acton upon all matters c"rr
ing before it,
Regulations for the government nf Rag
is'ers in the discharge nf their duties will
he d"i" published as soon ns practicable
for general information
The following Is lat of the Registers
for this and the adjoining D;s'r'c's:i
District of CArshyfrH .Bren, Jnrn.
sou. W,iham fnlIer'nn, " G GRAY. john
N, Smi,h, Henry l.. Shrewsbury J .hn
w Swi"ner, BENZ Crowley, Mscnn Me
Coleman
IgyIr snI nj IL
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ICoMMuNIcArRpl ]

24l bushels "f c"ru pere c,,nsipnsd 10
DE- } + g Mnrsq. hy the emiza"s Of
Ne"h~rn". y c. upon an appeal made
to them b, him
.. Nm'h Carolina has acted kindly tor
ward the destitute OF this Dis'rict Ooly
lhr"- of her cities were addressed for "a
ief. two Of whom, N-wherns and VII
ming,"n. responded promptly aud sub
Esn,i.llv trust rhev shall ever lie re-
nemhered with feelings Of gradtude hs
our people. al. .FH rH9 ......yrf -
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Things about Charleston.

correspondent "f the National In
tc'i'1"ncer: writing from Charleston. says:
Oar people are on the v-rye Of despair.
Oar csp,' aii,ts have r.mitted whatever
money they -nnid rs.ize into pn!d tn
Liverpool aud Frsnre fearing the po'i,i
cal events %; TIA. next twelve months
Oar real estate is alnns, uns.le.bie; very
hrt'. 81 "ur sud can he sold A. any price
All hurdrng and enterprise has stopped.
Temporary existence seems TO he ihe on.
" any"'v The rhrest of coufiSca,inn
a"d aera'ianism that M-s.rs. Stevens IL
Co. h"ih over MS ss D.moclas' sword
il fast unherm'ning ev-rithing like n hope
Of pssc. .rd in addrioL 10 Ibis tie Ger
t,In'v "f having n nepro State. e.Govern
n~n', from Governor to cons, able. caps
u" CLIMAX OF our misery The Norrhern
p""pI" d" not realize how poor asd bro
ken SPIRITED W. are or th"v would no, he
hnman 10 c"n'in,r. their harsh exsc,ions
o. us The efforts 10 make bvesd. and
t" exc out bsIa exs'erce.Nis bavond be
lief Many Of the people Who were able
To save a luie silver plate and iewelry,
have been selling 1t and pawning il Tor
ths past two vcsrs. 10 buv bread and
clothing for themselves and their little
ones We have seen ARTICLES that heIong
ed To Revolutionary generals aoli as Old
gold, ih"t hsa years ago no money could
have bought; but starvation is a hard
master .
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-07-31
CUKE roR NguR.ten The soI,c~;,,

.a CUKE FOR NEURALefA The foIio~inc1 o
is recommended ~ an aluo., infs,iibIe
curs for that pai"fnl disease. ueursicia:
"fsks a lsrps ies.pooniuI II cologne,
t~o ,ablsspo"osfoI Of five SALT and mix
them toge'hsr ina small houls; every
lime you have any acne affection N sbs
nerves or neuralgia, simply btsa.hssske
fnmes in your no.s from the bo.tie, and
you will be Immediately relieved"
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Prepare for Turnips.


w" won" "Ke 'h"' our Tar" ers he
more impressed with the importance Of
his crop A few him, and facts may
pn..;hrv load ,,,l,s j..,,.hII, .rI
;,,;. .,.
'N''''"e '" ''''" o."
H''e "HN'"N' '"' '"'" "'y' '"''e''' W" ar"
glad, " last disappearing. The South
-r" Agricultural" sa:s:
"If the ,u,pin rrn, !. a. vo,,,h,.
E,yIsnd how much m,,. an .ul.
~ the Southern States whsr. Inv do 49,,
h.v. he pulled or b,n..d1 u.,o -
the nrnr.l bss,ur.s of ,h. w,,,I .,
with the rnta Laya ,,rd o,her ,n,o,rs 80
help out the feed. M. S.,u,he,o S,,,.,
can srpa~s E"glani in ,h- prnduc,,on Of
wool ss nura. A. ,l.v Io NO. :, o,,a
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TsvrStfoaR pY7 / soura csaoIrvr.y.

TSvESrfoS BY 4 SourH CaRoLrSrks.
"A Nashvilie paper states that Mr. N
r. <. Mayer. ~ Chssrer. q G., has in.
,roiucsd an inproved soap in that city.
for Which he,bas obtained y patent dBy
the use Of This sosp, bslf the time usually
consumed w.aved. and the,s are many
sdvsntaass IN the wae Of rubbing. boiling
and machinery. The paper bmaS claims
to speak from experience.
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tally spend their time in The kitchen,-
There are ten thousand shifts 10 hive, no
matter how, 81 tia; /, is 90. By :nAnu.l
labor. In word, the market OF head
work is eu,trd in the South, while the
hammer, the plane, the towel, the hoe,
The axe, are crying for stalwsr; arms to
grasp them.
"fhe idea is, that trade !. NOT Just the
thing for young man who considers
himself as good as anybody. II is
thought better to he n jackieg professor
Of some character. than tn be MECHANIC
OF any branch. The agent Of someho
dv's vegetable pills is Thought more el
igih'e match for your daughter than the
man who builds n sewing machine. So
It is foolish and oher fatal pride ~hich
makes thousands shrink from mechanical
arts; and those very men who, bv life
of honest industry, have secured hrgh
position In the community and a respec
table competence for their families, turn
their backs upon their occupations, and
trim their sons ont Tor something that
will not soil their white hsrds. Farm
ing in the South is the most prolific
source Of idleness, for we have few towns.
In All directions. vhu meet not very hand
sOp,el, I,ossaJ ,,n,,,, .,,l,..,.... -. 4 --
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O the n"stmasters 10 South Carolina.
savsa Noth-rn exchange. tarelv com
m'ssronen, forty ara ladies, and Of these
f"rtv, thirty ,So are single. This is An
other iudica'ion of The good time com.
Ing m w"man's equality That there
ara many avncs,ions IN which woman
might serve wnh sqnsl advantage 10 the
pntd'c with the men, va have never
d"nmei. Bot long s.'ablished belief in
I the Inordina'e curiosity of the sex and
An imn'emorial srep'icism Of The ahilt,
of a woman TO keep ssrre,, have cnrp.
bined TO make u proh'ema,ical ~hethsr
the post off q is. 10 MI respects, proper
heIds for thsir eyertions HoriG men
will not he psrfsctlv confident tha, the
fair pos'mas,ers Obey are MOI known =.
pns'mist'ssses At the PCa Offire Depart
meuf) viii not find ou what i- in the let
'ers, and Afterwards retail u as village
Rosslp; aud then, the Old joke about DE
ranging the males is familiar TO evervbo
tv We can imagine no seve'eY trial OF
official virtue HANS youhe girl. serving
an postmas ts,s being 'calIed upon TO sor,
and bsnd o.er " her loysr sed her Oval
the letters of a tender correspondence !;
and II the fair South :. Csroliuisns can
stand this .tsst, they may safely Be en-
snhstsi Nwith the right ~ snffraes, and
BsiihBths doty Of !sgisla,iou into the bar.
gsin.