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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
II UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFl


tie petition of AHfsEff nfE -
patent GRANTED to Kim t thS 2s 81 dy W Of AnEmsf ~ @
for an mpr9ysment in Paddock. for seven Years
place on the 5$d day Of August, Isa :.
Patent mn s he @ Hf a Sear "a at fhf
4tHt at - f ocock & m and al persons notii d
id rrt1ion ought not to be granted '''' ", "'''
fl m b ce s dr fXtgnsiGn are re4nrid
set firth in rne U'f at Least s't trs@y day hRf%r t
aay q Ting a? testimony file by either party to
d IN ts @ Wa the re ra 1asef ef hd
Which vi b" furnished on application.
Dcy must be He'd Gl N the h'e oicc S r:ay "I ay 6fort
the Ga%s day Of ft heaFng n the aFgents if any within
ordered aiso that this notic5 be pnblis he'd in the
EepHbIiGan an and ths Iq!elligsnGsr wa;ipgton
wesk for three successive weeks the frst Of said
publications to be at least sixty days Previ4u 70 the
day Of hearing. T.C. THEAkER,
and lii %GiS To- the P%fSGi PsSn S p
paper containing this notice. my y WV
tTi4Hp sE4TEE q TIE IyTEk2F PITENT
the petition WAfFy fHFry Of pnfnx lsn
ENGLAND, and HUGH BURGESS. Of Roycr's Ford
dated the 18th day Of AHsust is5s S @ f~s~i fs the
the 7th day S's Apr p aES
ms9t in Process Of TREATING Wood and other xege
y.
which tai kes place the 10Th day of August 1857;
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on Monday, the 5th day OF August
next, at IL clock NJ; and all persons are notified
10 appear and show cause If any they have, why
-uch said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
hle Ill the Patent Office their objections. specially
set forth in writing at least twenty days before the
day of hearing all testimony filed by either party
10 be used AT the same hearing must he taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the of
hce, whIc will he furnished on application.
as tp-tI
mony must be filed in the office twenty days before
the day of hearing; the arguments. if any, within
ten ten days after filing the testimony
Ordered also that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Inteligencer. Washington D.
C.,'and in the Norristown Republican, Norristown
Penna. once week for three successive weeks
the first Of said publications to be- at least sixty
days previous 10 the day of hearing.
T. &. THEAkER.
my q -w3w Commissioner of Patents
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l WILL SELL Is carat Gold Watches, perfect
Hme-keepers, Gold Chain, Coral Jeweiry.
silver spoons. At greatly reduced prices. You
cannot bny W atch or Chain At any OF Jew
elers IN this CITY rs cheap by 50 per cent. as
you can of l. Alexander, 240 PennsylvaA, "a
avenue, near 18th street. 2
BRONCHITIS. usual symptoms Of this
disease are Cough, Soreness OF tho Lungs or
Throat, Hoarseness, Dif1evIty OF Breathing,
Hectic Fever. aspitting of Phiegm or Matter,
and sometimes Blood. tits an Inflammation
OF the fine skin lining the inside Of the whole
OF the Wind Tubes or Air Vessels which run
through every part Of the Lungs. Jayne's
Expectorant Immediately suppresses the
Cough. Pain, Inflammation, Fever and Dif1.
Guilty of Breathing; PRODUCES free and easy
expectoration, and effects speedy cure Sold
by all Druggists. W.s.M.
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LOCAL NEWS.

AMUSEM MkNTS. &C., TO NIGHT
NATIONAL tHRATRB.-The Richings English
Opera Troupe in Linda di Chamounix''
this evening.
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OF AGRICULTURAL.
IL WaSHING TON ID q MAY III

Proposals win De received at this Department
until ~ clock June6 'ss7 for fa nshi nG all she
materials and perfor ming the work required In
the construction of q Brick Butldi ne for the use
OF tfe Department OF Agriculture. to be erected
on hessr vatien No ., In this city, according te
plans and specifications that oan be seea at the
once OF the Con mis-. foner of Agriculture. where
build ding can be obtained. said proposals to be-
either for the hole building sepsr ate for the
different kinds of work.
No proposal will be entertain ned from any per
son VINO IL not known to be . practical builder
Bldoers are requested to state the hor test ti
possible In whio& the building is he com eted
the work to be commenced In three days after the
dgning ef the contract
The Department feser the ri 2 ht TO reject any
or all bids, If 1t be ed for the to rest of the
government to do and no bid " i'll be recei we'd
that does not conform to the require ents If the
plans aud Specifications and OF this advertise
Ninety per cent OF the amount OF work done and
materials furnished, acsord ing to contract PRICE
the Superintendent,J will be paid from time to
time as the work proceeds. and ten per cent
retained until the com pietion Of the contract and
the acceptance Of the work by the apartment
Every proposal must be accomp cd by the
bond Of two responsible persons, in the sum Of
twenty thousand rollars. that the bidder will
accept and perform the contract If awarded to
him, the Efficiency of the security TO be Ger ii ed
BY the United statee Dtstrict Judge United States
Court.
Proposals should be inclosed In q sealed envs-
!ope. Idersed "Proposals for Building for the
Department OF Agri ulturs," aud addressed 20
myss sot ISAAC NEWToH. Commissioner.
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LEFT TowT-Hon. ID. S. Gooding, Marshal
OF this District, was very Unexpectedly called
10 Greenfield, Indiana, to the death bed OF his
father-in.law. Mr.. Gooding and his family
left the city last evening for Indiana.
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"THE BLACK CROOK" at Walps Opera House
Wednesday evening.
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b. b. We have received brochure in
rhyme styled .The Trouble ONE Trio" which
seems intended as defence of the poetica al
sfusion OF b. b. French, Esq, in praise of the
President. This efusion the, author OF the
brochure seems to regard as the cause of Mr..
French's losing his place OF Commissioner Of
Public Buildings through the action Of Con-
EresS.
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4 7 PRIVATE sALE-A desirable fwo-story
= good dry cellar under kitchen; we'll located few
blocks from the Capitol. Apply on the premises,
Hin. - mTT
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7 ARGEST STOCK-GREATEST VARIETY
Il OF NEW AND SECOND HAND-
PPIEAnN0s, PARLOR ORGANS, MEL0
DEoNS, and every article In the MusicstS SJv
JOHN r. ELLIS,
my 22-eo3t $40 Penn. avenue, near 10Th street
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DROPOSALS FOR CATTLE FOB THE WIN.
l. NEBAGO INDIANS.

Sealed Proposals will be received until IL oIook
N on the 10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1867, at the
once OF the Superintendent of .ndiAn Affairs for
The Northern SupertRtendency,O Omaha City, Me-
braske, for furnishing subsistence to the Winne.
baEo INDIANS at their reservation IN Nebr asks.
eighty miles north Of Omaha City follows:
ll0o pounds CT Beef per day, net weight.
! ttU POUNDS OF Flour per day, and
laSO pounds OF Salt per month to the lst day OF
August 1867.
Also, from and after the lst day of AUGUST, 1857,
to the Isl day Of June 1855 the following supplies,
$50 pounds of Beef per day, net weight, and
], 500 pounds of Salt per month.
All articles sf subsistence furnished must be of
good quality and subject to inspection and rejec-
tiOn by the agent of the Winnebagoes.
The right is reserved to increase or dimin sh tho
amount of supplies at the discretion of the super
intendent OF Indian Affairs for the Northern
SuperintendeDcy
Also, te ter inmate the contract that may be en-
tered INTO on giving the contractor or contractors
six weeks notice.
The contractor will be req ufred to execute a
good an sufficient bond in the of 10 900 for
the faithful fufiment Of the contract.
The party parties to " hom the award Is made
must be prepared at oncs to execute the contract
and give the required bond
Separate proposals will be received fer each
article of subsistence called for in this sdvertise
ment.
The right is reserved to reject any or ell bids
th hat may be offered.
Bidders must give their names in full as well a.
their places of TesidenCe.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Cat.
tie for the Winnebsgo Indians"
myeslt superinten dent of Indian Affairs.
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Il
AsHINGrON, April Is, 1857 {
Sealed Proposals will be received until II O'Clock
m, on the first day OF JUNk, 1867 at the office Of
er the NOrshefn ., UssT
Nebraska, for the delivery at Omaha City of the
following Stock Cattle, to wit:
soy ians nead OF mi!k Cows for tae Winnebsgo In
SEQ head of Milk Cows for the ssntee Sioux In
oiahs, Seeppyins reservation at the mouth
500 head of Milk Cows for he Yancton Sioux In
100 hs. OF %f ;er :hs in
80 head Of American Bulls. -
breed, not less than three nor more than seven
cali, viii be prstsrred The Bulls must Be- not lsss
tnan three years old.
psi.n GSx sss1
viii rot be rsesivsd. A''"A 0'"''' '' n"i' 0fee0s
Superintendent Deaman will have the right to
REJECT any all bids that may be offered; Also the
M the es # he
Superintendent Denn.n will be authorized to
parties delivering the cattle, to be paid at the
once Of the Commissioner Of Indians Affairs in
Washington city.
The Cows 70 Be delivered on or before the first
Superintendent Denman will have the power TO
change the place of delivery with the consent Of
The contractor will be required to execute Q
good and sufncient bond in the sum of SIS 900 for
the faithful fulhIment Of the contrsct
MADE party he or a %nem 70 the sward 10
contract and give the required bond.
Bids will not be received for 2 less number than
Bder nn S IN
ss their places of residence.
Proposals must be endorsed, Proposals for
es.is snM ior lndisG sfTTiGsni TRiGRsniwN1Ne ss.rs,.-
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~Every patron obtains a Watch BY this ar
rApgemsnt, costing but SO, while 1t may be worth
We wish to immediaseiy disloss of the above
magnificent Stock Certificates, naming the arti-
cles, are placed in sealed envelopes, and we'll
aoidsr. are entitled to the ~ sFsiS': &c n.msd
4 % os'V Tss
return Of any of certificates entities you to the
article named thereon. upon lsynsnt. iTreslsct-
No Lotts1y 5r. a straighttor,oa,d lssitimat.
TIansaetior. !. ss.ea 4 T. may Be nes,.set,ased
A .,nsls osrsife. @ to- viii iii b ssns 81 mail. post
Ss, thirty three and elegant premium tor $s, six
sna .uSsss o
agents or those wishing employment this 10 Q rere
opportunity. It 10 . alesitimately conducted bust.
ness, duly authorized By the 6oysrament, and
sf 1ss HS'f 65
sp 20 2st 16l Broadway, New York.
picnic ExoTRHsK{3Si nHKESitrAA AFD TRAVELLING
just received, a large assortment of articles Sc
lscted lee sssPeefSiiaally seSia for the above purposes;
DREUX; P3TTEn TONGUE, HAM.
ANCHOVIES, &c, &c,
Gordon's Preserves, Brandy Fruits, and Jeilies.
Fresh W est India Fruits. -t...ey
Also, large variety Of Plain and Fancy Pic Mic
Nn0 ''a''"Hs MxGNoL1A Hssas HAMS.
We call attention TO for Sandwiches They. are
gdfbEs ssY.a''
very s ss and sodsn fsf
. - I'm. KING SON, Kina place,
:, my N-a Corner Vermont ave. and 15x Ct.
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RAID ON LOUISE ALLEY.-Last night the po-
lice of the 7th ward made a descent upon the
alley, between Sd and AZ streets, north OF
maryland avenue, and arrested twelve men
and SIX women, all white: the men for dis ord-
erly conduct and the women for q lascivious
life. The fines ranged from three to i've dol
lars each. The women were out Of funds and
Were sent to the workhouse.
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TWO UNFTRNISHED ROOMS WANTED,
L suitable for housekeeping. Location, between
9th street, n Jersey aye, and st north. Rent
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RAID ON FIGHTING ALLEY No 2.-Sun-
day morning. about o'clock. Sergeant Bar
ker, with platoon of the Seventh Ward po-
lice, made a descent upon the fancy residents
and visitors in the alley between Sd and x
and E and F streets south, nd captured thi r
teen women and eleven men without dis tine.
tion OF color, and carried them to the station
house. The females were charged with lead
ing lewd and lascivious course Of life, and
the men with being dissrderly The locality
has been complained Of by the respectable
neighbors, which caused the raid. JUST ce
Handy Aned them all in sums ranging from
two to ten dollars Eight of the party were
sent to the workhouse in default Of payment Of
fines
Evening star., 1867-05-27

THE FISHING SEASON OvRR.-The Alexan-
dria Gazette says The fishing season may
now be said to be over, as we understand the
few seines which have been woI ked since the
goth of this month will be closed and cut ou
to-day. During the last week q uite large nR n
bers OF shad and herring have been sent to
market. and the hehermep cay there are plenty
of fish In the river yet. The gillers will still
continue to catch shad. Sturgeon are now
caught in numbers.
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AT
r: N HALLS

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN NEW
/ Y House, bath room and water Closets, and ali
the modern improvements in the house; plea SAINT
ne,ghbor hood, and cars pass the door Apply at
No. q 10 ID street, between lst and ID streets.
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B o o X S
THE

THE
CHEAPEST BOOKS IN TIE WORLD.
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tr2 ~ CHASTELLAR'S
t'H HAIR ExTEKMINATOR.

a-s -a CHASTELLAR'S
FH- HAIR EXTERMINAT0R
FOR REMOVING, sUPERFLUOUs HAIR.
To the ladies especially this Invaluable depila-
Tory recomn,e nds Itself as being an almost indis
piled, does net burn or iniure the skin, bur acts
directly on the roots. 1t Is warranted to remove
superfiuous hair. from low foreheads, or from any
other part of the body completely totally and rad
eally extirpating the same. leaving the skin soft
smooth and natural. This is the only article
Ised by the French and is the only real effectual
age sent post paid to address, receipt Of an
order order Il nibERcEp sHrrrs 90 Chemist.
ap p3-D8Weoly 2s5 River street Troy, NY.
AmES GUILD, DEALER IN NEW AND Sc
.niN 0iHD1HANp FURHIfURE,a. Old Furniture
repaired, Reupholstered and Nafnished. 18th and
6ecouahaad Furniture jeI.Us
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E>OR RENT-Sman HOUSE, neatly Frrni shed
i to aparty without children, $50 per m onth
Call at 295 9th street, below M after p
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IF YOU WANT TO BUY GOODS
AT PANIC PRICES 60 to
DAVIS & GATHERS.
20 Market Space.
pEST $1.25 KID GLOVES IN THE MAR
ID kET in all sizes. at
DAVIS i GATHERS
my E5-3t 20 Market Snarn
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~ fellow. Meads American Grape Culture, IL
Illustrated Horwood's g Law and Prsctice Of Naval
Ralph Waido ynefson. The Reign Of Law, by the he
Duke Of Argyn: Tho Inyisibles, or .SDirifualism
cession 70 Loyalty. BY J. W De FOREST. Sowing
the Wind, anovel, BY e. Lynn Linton g
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EOR SALE-A two-story BRICK HOUSE near
i the northeast boundary of the city; rooms and
halls. with large lot of ground enclosed Pr1ce
$500. Inquire 81 7 Sd st NH Is If
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DOR SALE-Lot No. 3, in Square So on 23d street
4 west, between Il street north and Virginia
avenue Said Lot is 10 feet front lH feet ~ INCHES
House, containing ave rooms. Also two small
Houses on the rear Of the lot containing two rooms
month Price a. 100 Immediate possession given
as' 8. p. BROWN & SON, 7
- up l9-tf A65 eth street, between and
Evening star., 1867-05-27

TRICKS FOR SALE-Seventeen thousand good.
r. all hard, second hand BRICKS for sale very
TIE POSTS and one IRON DOOR. Apply to b.
c.G a: GARpNER, s 46O New y York syengs; near the
side old burial ground, on l4th street. near Boun-
Diary street where the articles are. my l8-tf
Evening star., 1867-05-27

WANTED-Every one to cali and see the great
w est curiosity out, now on exhibition free of
charge at 4S3 9Th St. bet. ID and f.. III Is It
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-02-13

A young lady, with mind intent on
shopping, entered a store on q certain
occasion, and addressing the fresh look.
ing, rosy checked youth, desired 10 know
II he had nice silk hose. "Certainly Miles,"
replied he, and Immediately the counter
was strewn with the delicate articles
"How high do they come, sir I" The
clerk blushed, turned all sorts Of colors,
but spoke not word. She gave him
look Of surprise, and repeated her ques.
ton. Again the youth stammered and
said +; "Rsally, Miss, that is to say
i think could not be posi,ive--but
my impression is, they come just above
the knee IL
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White Laborers

We find the following iu the Savan.
nah "News and Herald":
SAVANNAH, January 25, 1867.
Editors NeWs and Herald:
DEAR SIRs: | am authorized to an.
nounce to the people OF Georgia, Florida.
and South Carolina that the Emioration
Agencies OF New York will furnish emf.
grants (male) who will contract and work
at $40 per month.
Parties wishing to employ such labor
should form clubs or associations, so as TO
call 100 or more into the naiehborh God
and take families, SO that they might
have society among themselves, and with
those Of their own language, till thew
learn ours.
1t has been our error in brino;.o on,v
young, single men amongst u., Who do
not understand our language, and to OK.
pect few only Of those isolated stran
gers to be contentsd and happy.
IL We will bring men with their wives
daughters and sons, and give them all
smploym and let them bs settled ~,
eolonist iaborers on the neighborinp plan,
tations. asI doubt not but they will bs
happy, prosperous, and useful.
II you think the matter worthy public
notice and public interest, and will give i,
the benefit Of your circulation, you NAV
thereby do service to our disorgsnized
country.
| have just returned from a trip through
the richest cotton lands Of Gs sorgia, and
find general want Of Isborers every.
where. Yours, very respectfully,
G. w. GARMANY.
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NJ JACK.
From the Georgetown Times.]
Annual Meeting of the stockholders
OF the Georgetown Rail Road Com
pany. held in Georgetown 8 G, on
Wednesday. 23d of January, 1867.

PohJ' hoio III oeofSctoWu . " on
Wednesday. 23d of January, 1857.
The Hon. Joseph B. AlIston was call
ed to the Chair and Joseph l. Eas,erhng
requested to act ss Secretary.
On motion, a committee Of two was
appointed to verify proxies and ascertain
II sufficient amount of Stock is repre-.
sented. The Char appointed Messrs. R.
Dozier and D. L. Pringle. The commit
tee having reported a majority Of the
Stock represented, tbe meeting proceed ed
to business.
The Report Of the President and Of the
Secretary aud Treasurer were read and
approved.
Mr.. Il. Dozier offered the following
resolutions, which were unanim ously ad
opted.
Resolved, That the Secretary and
Treasurer be requested to call for the TN
paid amounts OF the LIST, 2d, 3rd, 4th and
9th calls, and, in case the same is not
paid, that he be requested 10 take the
necessary legal steps to enforce the pay,
ment.
ResOircd, That as soon a. the means
are raised the Directors are requested to
have the route surveyed from the ternin
ns of the present graded portion TO Ian
caster G. ii.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson, committee
OF three was appointed to nominate Off
GERS Of the Road for the ensuing year.-
The Chair appointed Msssrs. b. Ii. Will
son, J. Rees Ford and J. w. Tardon.-
After consultation the committee reported
the following names. viz:
For President, DR.. A. NJ. Foster, an,
for Directors. Messrs. r. o. Bush, Chas
Aston. sr, G. J. Atkinson. A. Morg an
r. f. Fraser and Ben Allston.
The Chair appointed Messrs. 8. w
Rouquie and J. w. Tarbox to recei,,
and count The ballots, who, after per
forming that duty, declared the abov,
named gentlemen duly elected.
The meeting adjourned.
JOS. B. ALLSTON, Chairman.
JOS. L. EAsrERLISo, Secretary.
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The 'ORDER OF THINes.-Redpath is
cut in the Anti. Slavery Standard for
three things, which be calls progress and
improvement. They are:
lst. The abolition OF the United States
Supreme Court, which is pressed by many
radicals.
Cd. The abolition OF the United States
Senate.
Sd. The abolition Of the United Slatys
Army.
The New York Express says: All this
is but fresh reminder Of the French
revolution. It begun with Mirabsau,
advanced to the Girondists and ended
with Robespierre. A wise people would
see in the teachings Of history examples
to avoid as we'll as TO follow.
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. LANCASTER G. H, S. c. FEB 13, 1867.
have wondered why her face grew so

have wondered why her face grew so
red.
On the evening OF Madaline's engage,
naent ~ the theatre a.carriage called for
her at the house Of the professor, and left
her there again. 1t did not TAX. her
long to perform her part, and it came
early on the programme Hence, she
had not been from home long enough to
have made her absence subject Of re,
mark.
Madaline's father went to the theatre.
AT the appointed time a beautiful, fair,
haired girl, plainly and chsstely a,tirsd,
came on the stage and sang.
Oh. such singing II was grand. ex.
quisite. Demonstrations Of applause rent
the building. The father clapped his
hands in delight, and cried "encors" with
the rest. lie knew his little girl. He
made his way to the door Of The green
room. lie got into the carriage with
her.
"Madsline, wha, does this mean 2" he
asked.
"Forgve me, pa! I shall sing no more
in public. They paid me FIVE hundred
francs night" ...
Five hundred francs"
"Yes. Three niptts-fifteen hundred
franca Tomorrow I shall give them to
Lionel the cripple Tie wants 10 90 to
the Academy L'Ecole de Droit."
"You dear little angel" cried her
father, embracing and kissing her.
And was it for that you wanted me
to give you tha, money! You say you
will not sing any more I"
"If you do not wish me to-"
"Yes. hut you shall. 7 do wish YOU
TO. The hand ~ Providence is in this
That nv chld shonld have such a Gift {,
See hare. Madaline; through the tresch
cry ofs friend | have become fearfuIlv
embarrassed"
as that why you put ma off when I
asked you for money! And shall sing
for YOU how manv nigh,si"
"As many as need be. you dear, good
child"
And Msdaline-Le Petite Gabrielle OF
the flaming placsrd-ssne for the season,
and saved her father from bankruptcy.
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been duped by political quacks into si,
lent acquiesence Of ruinous events events
in which our very existence as a prosperous
and happy people are Involved.
IL we pass this Unconstitutional Amend.
men" by as au idle requsition, the day
is not far distant, when the powers tb at
be, will c!othe the negro with authority
to cancel our votes and plant our lands
Then these wise dignitaries Of the State
may look upon tie wreck as an act OF
their stupendous folly.
MACK