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BUSINESS NOTICES
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Auction Sales This Day


Auction Sales This Day. g15t 5s5:; s:s $z:
JoNG. MINoH 90. win sell this dsy, at 10 O'Clock,
In their slearooms No 1888 Meeting sree an invoice a
superior clothing; also nne iet and legaorn
hats. $:sl4t L.: y: s5!:.s 8 }ss %ag
sA1TH + MoanLIvRAT WIN sen this day, .. II
O'Clock, at the old Custom House., plantation on Bulls
Bay, known as the .ldur1en Tract. u: Va
wAHpzAw AscAnnw. win sell this dsy. st II ocloch at
the old Custom House, the Ka1nia Mills with all the
machinery and appurtenances. + tG2& 2&st 2&st HI
r. n CA-En WIN sen this day. ct OK o,clocx,cr Browns
Wharf, new butter, sides and shoulders a4Ss s
MILES DRAKE win sell this day, at 10 O'Clock at hs
store corner King and Streets dry goods cloth
ing &c. :. IN !sF- n. Nh
JzssoaDs viii sen this day. at 10 o'cloch Ia font
Of their store. No ~ Vendue Range whskey, sodhsa
49, st
HzHax CORA r co. win soil this dap; at 10 O'Clock
IN front OF their store hams strips oanMes kc 4,
BRuNs e BEE VIII sell this day at 10 o'clock ia front
Of their store bacon butter, cheese potatoes @ . q
LAuREY ALExxsnER viii snH this day. at 10 o'clock
before their store, bnttar segars nails a1so. AZ IA
O'Clock in Union Wharf Eorehouse sacks corn on &c
count ofunaerwriters and all concerned
11I1oAN soA WIN cen this day. at 10 ,c,ocr x
No. 20 yendue Range, dry goods clothing. shoes "a
For restoring strength and appetite use the urest
Southern Tonic, PANxrnNs HEpAHc Brrrsns = AMI pom
win not be ,dissppohtsd For sale by all DRUGGISTS r.
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ReaMjul Residence, No. u Hasez street. north
SIDE, too doors east Of the Postofice
BY ALONzO j. WHITE Is SON.
brokers, Auctfonecrs and Real Estate Ar,ts
WI" be sold on TUESDAY, the 3Oth April at the north of
me Exchange, Broad street. at II O'Clock A. NJ.
Ihat beautiful RESIDEACE, No. "a Hasel street. two
doors east of the Postoce known residence Of
III Cnasolm The Lot measures 100 teet front by 12e
!eet deep, be the same more less. The House con-
tans eight rooms, with extensive accommodations in
eubmldngs out for servants horses and vehicles This
aud Is peculiarly well situated for business or profes.
sional men. N fNN foN~>
Tetns-Ono-third cesh; balance payable In one and
two years, with interest from day OF sale PAYABLE eemi
annually; credit portion secured by bond Of purchaser
and mortgage Of the premises buildings to be insured
Kept insured, aud policy assigned. Purchaser to pay
AZ W =, 4 Son for all necessary papers and stamps.
April - gr5 tuthsnltu5
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Special Orders No. 21 current series, from these
Headquarters which establish Provost Court within
tho military post Of Aiken S. c.. hereby so modified
that no sentence affecting the liberty any person shall
be executed until it s appro, I'd by the Commanding
Generals and it is further ordered that white
chargcd with murder, mansaughter rape or arson cu
tho perso or property Of persons color and
OF color charged with Like offences against tho
or property Of white persons will be brought to trial
fore Military commission; the accused win bo taken
into military custody and tho evdeuce In the case with
charges forwarded to these Headquarters.
*#4+ = \ S,s'sE
By command OF Major-aeneral d. E. s1cx1Es 7.
l;E$5. , J. ". CLOUS, ss
Captain ssth Q. 8. Infantry,
Aide-de-- -anp, and "A. A. A. q. T.
oFE1cLAL: j. W. CLous, Capt 3sth Init, A. A. A q. Il
April % .e s'$r:1
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Free to Everybody.

"A Large PIP. Circular, giving information of the
greatest Importance to The young Of both sexes i
It teaches how the homely may become beautiful tho
despiscd respected, and the forsakcn loved
No young lady gentleman should fall to send their
address, and receive copy postpaid, BY return mail
Address p O. Drawor, 81, :,
March 30 Tyr 4@ Troy N y
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Essdse SAFE, oy order OF Etecutors-H Houses and

Es1dte sac, oy order OF EtecuIors-R Houses and
Lots.
EF "ARDL:. w d CAREw..
VIII be sold at II o'clock A. NJ on TUEsNAY the 18Th
MAY 1ext, in front Of EXCHANGE,
HOUSE ANDLOT at the corner Of Spring and Coming
streets The House contains with fire piacts
and double piazzas in the front room below
o1fecuy on the corner is well adapted for Store With
a the necessary fixtures and is excellent stand 9or
business There Is attached to this lot good htche
with servants room above, &c. &C. The Lot is about 10
feet 'front.' BY about = feet in depth, - -. =
@ ----- ALSO, E'Ha VIA saG.
.,ADOuBLE FRAMED TENEMENT HOUSE adjoining
.he above on Coming street. with four rooms In eac6
tcnement The lot ls OF similar Dimensions with the
foregoing and has on it well of water The buildinga
on both these lots arc nearly and Of excellent mate
lhis property was In possession the Testator
oe1ole me war and has never since changed hands.
Purchasers to pay for papers. ,'.'--
AprhtH 81 tu2 may T. mtu2 ~
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Eft 80 1As GsstHs .p.! 53;5.
Is yon want cheap Blank Books; . ,-;. 4 ii:
e you ,l:, want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.; or, Mn1ERs' Almanac; d Z
II you want Printing execntea ..ess.;: a.
= you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern Of
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. 80 Broad street.
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AUCTION SALES,

Ne,o Butter, Sides and Shoulders.
BIZ r. MI. CATER.
W1u DO sold THIS DAY, on Browns Wharf, at three
40 tubs choice NEW BUTTER, Per steamer Monckn
80 hrkins choice State Butter
70 tubs choice Orange County Butter
600 loose Shoulders, in lots.
Conditions cash. April %
Bacon; Butler. Cheese. Potatoes
VIII oe sold saorr THIS Ms DAf p the sd in
5000 POUNDS BAcoN M; SHoUGDHHs Is Vi G!Hss'
a5 boxe. Cheese: English Dairy and Cutting
- barrels Irish Potatoes
Dry GSed, Hg si1iess Glgh;1g, Y,9 9n.,a44xjng, co.
THIS MORNING. at 10 o'clock. will soil ct nv store
corner Of King and Liberty streets. A''' "'ofe'
rotte Printed Lawn. Calico Plain and Figured swiss
Jacone Cambria. Cross Bar; White and Black swiss.
Diaper Nankeen. veshng sat;net. Tweed Cashmere.
MOSQUITO Netting. &c.
Springs. Madras Linen Cambria and Hem Stitch Hand
1crGhics corsets Linen Cotton and Hickory Shirts
Jovvclry, Ladies' Jet Chains. &c
800 Broadcloth. Cashmere, Alnpsca und Linen DUsI-
400 pair Cashmere. satinct. jean and Drill Pants.
SHOW Sc CASE "
5pieces - White Mating.
Terms cash. Aprl 23
NIILLIGAN d SON.
. No. e2 Vendue Range,
VIII sell THIS DAY. at 10 O'Clock
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Shoes Felt Hats Fancy
Goods, &C.
sundrS articles FURNITURE. Mattresses Meat Safes
Awning, 15x15, with iron Frame Arrtl %
NIILiIGAN ~ SON,
VII sell on TOMORROW. 24th inst, at Fraser's Wharf
at II O'Clock,
FLAT, with cabin, GO long, Is feet wide 31s ect
deep l ~ oo
Open Flat. 55 feet long, IS feet widc a,z feet deep
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IRE SENoERBuND gavo Leaore last night to u very
good house. Tho performance was in the highest
degree crt ditablo to tho amateur performers.
Dancing concluded the exercises OK the cvcning.
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To Correspondent. .

We arc continually receiving communications on
political and other matters from persons who do
not attach tLeir proper names to the articles sent
;nd we take this occasion Of repeating that nothing
can be published in TIE DAILY News without
being indcrsed by some responsible individual.
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AUCTION SAFES.

AUG lIUN SAILS.
HaHs TY xERh4 EI5Rs! Ga9a5ss cSsIn Gna 4 xSe,oA So
THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock in frort of our store. VIII
400 UNBAasED HAMS
60 boxes Candies
so boxes Starch.
Conditions cash. April %
Ls1s Yns;X rex and q - Lsg1ocn sA,, Hats z! e.,
TaIs DAY. 23d inst. ut 10 o'clock viii be sold at our
Auction sa.ca Room, No. 1873 Meeting street.
An invoice Of Gents iapHs'o5 HTs ya FEr AND
cartoons containing lo-1s Fine inc FELT BATS
cartoons containing 51s dozen Whits Leshorn Hats
Conditions cash. April %
s9psi9, psa;I 1ssdy e. yt94So,; MsSs G1oI4tnG z IS
THIS DAY, the 23d nst at IL o'clock will be sold at
AN oE Of ri 1s sshSr MspE
~ CLOTHING,
~, coHsIsT1No OF:
Gents Fancy Cashmere Coats and Sacks. cottonadc
Cocts Linen Seeks, Fancy Cashmere and cottonado
Ifoed sacls Black turner's Satin vests. Blue jean
Es childrcns Cashmere Suits, with invoice Lry
Conditions cash April %
BIZ z. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO,
brokers and Auctionecrs, No. :s3 Brond ST.,
ooo vaI n1M3aH9W at at; Il Gs Del0e vii. be sold
- feet Of Lead Pipe Goo lbs weisht) April 2s
By Il. NJ. MARSHALL 4 BRO,
Brokers sa and Auctionccrx, No. SO Broad-st-,
TO-MORROW, ct 10Iz O'Clock, will be sold,
PONY, Mules, Horse, Rockaway
An assortment Of Furniture. Mattresses, Crockery
Cook1ng Stove. &C. EApril e3
BAHNETT SC!IUke.
AuctaOncer and Commission Merchant NJ
No ~ king street, below Broad street,
Offers his services for the salo OF MERCHANDISE at
day and night at his store also for the sale Stock
Bonds Real Estate, Vessels Horses and Produce i,cs
city references will be givon. Consgnncuts solic CO.
Terms moderate and guarantees satisfaction.
April 90 1no
-
Anfcions for Horses Vch.cles and Furniture
EVERY WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY, ut quarter past
10 MS originally established by the subscribers
Furniture sales a Private Residences promptly attend
ed to ut low charges =
SMITH 4 McGILIVRAY,
Auctcnecrs. No. 81 Broad street,
April l.: 3mo South Side ne,r Stn.a
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AUCTION SALES


rm-oa account Of ne undereorilers and al con-
nxLAunETe ee;.ea :. xlExA,n.R
at la O'Clock. on account Of the underwriters and ali
10 SACKS CORN. slightly damaged.
Conditions cash. AMI, %
B,ltter--B,uey
By LAUKEE Il SALcXANDER
THIS DAY. 23d inst will be sold beforo our store No.
!, v,nr1,s lsz 81 Lss Is.Isy nsy q. 10 o'clock;
ceivcd pee Steamer Moneka.
Conditions cash. April %
sfgsrx sG IA1KNy Ms4: s srigs annxssDhS esss;s &c.
THIS DAY, 23d nst will bo sold before store No.
1877 Fest Bay at 10 o'clock.
80 kegs Nails .assorted) "...M. "".. .
". 200 Bacon Strips, ....a... -. ..... "...
20 boxes Goshen Cheese @
15 boxes English Dairy Choose. ~'a.. .M
20 boxes Assorted Pickles.
Conditions cash. April %
rr P!anfG,;Gn s,9IE9s e o. nss Rqy g 4,c'0n.
viii bo sold THIS MORNING. tho 2ad instant ct II
o'clock, ut the Old Custom House, east end Of Broad
=, ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND. known as the ..Murreu
Mtuat:a m ted on Bulls Bay. Christ Church Parish,
sonsisun3 OF 9' 'lO acres lcss 100 OF which
are cleared bounded north and east i, lands nov NJ
Bay and wost by lands or late Of Jos s. eibbos.
d nus a.e t"entyone miles from Msnt Pleasant
II rms cash. tuths3 mtlo A,-a.oa
WhlSkeH Cotiish, Sides .S7iDs Hc
.JEFFORDS & co.
"lu SCH THIS DAi in front Of their storo No. 27 yendue
Range, ut 10 O'Clock,
10 BDLS RECTIFIED PROOF WHISKY @
drums Goldfish
70 tubs Choice New York state Butter ....
80 kega Choice Butter 4" &
hhds Clear Sides ... M
IL bhds Shoulders ..
10000 lbs. Strips Bacon ..s". ..
Is tcrces Sugar Cured Hams
hhds Bulk Shoulders ""
hhds Smoked Bellies H.a.
10 bbs Tomatoes, in Guns
II boxes Tobacco @@.
tierces Leaf Lard. Anvil %
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OFEICIAI

, OFFICIAL.
Headquarters, Second Military District. J
CHARLEsToN, s. c.. april Goth, 1867.
SPECIAL Orders, No g. #5l IN.
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WE ARE indebted to Mr.. voa1m for copies Of the
Round Table and Now York Syoats Zeituag,

WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CHARITABLE Asso-
c1AT1oN.-At the regular monthly meeting Of this
association, held last evening" Lieut.. II. B. OLNEY
was elected Senior Wardcn in place of Col. c. II.
S1MoNToN, declined serving.
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Furniture Sale -
EY w. Y. LElTCIf & X. s. BRUINS
- Brokers and AuctIonecrs.
I0-MORROW the oath April Mt the northeast corner of
Aurens and Wal! streets, will be sold at Auction COM
meacing Mt 10 o'clock, A. NJ 0''--@
VARIETY OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
coSs1sr1No OF:
- BEDSTEADs. Wardrobe. N1arbls,top Table, Dining
Iaoic Marbc-top Bureau and Washstands What -Nots
hattresses Copper Kettle, Book Case, &C., &c.
4 LADYs PONY, BUaGY ea AND HARNESS.
Ar,ri1 --N'-0 >N'A~sA>A-'S'
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hdlnaSa lf7Is at auction. MM
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l. h0t7712H mus at auction.
RY vVAADLAyV & CARExV
ss ss M S Ss es 5e 3ms
side Of the Exchange. Charleston, S. c. ~I'- -~'1-
The KAINIIA MILLS with all the PROPERTY and annur
eos snd ,oo belonging m consisting Of the
the District OF Edgefe!d South Carolina amounting IN
@ eo nnassa % d. and sa
Ms by John j. Glover and by Gustavus volcer ali of
s as Ss 5 n
thelr factory now in couree of erection Together with
members and appurtennnccs to the said
thinning. 'A''A' ~ Appef
al3 M The R,Es nHnSs Sss 1S Tools Implements
the said halmia Mills, tho lands and elsewhere
ms property is situate Immediately the South
Depot to within one mile OF tho Bath Paper Mil and
Of Biz q e csek Of o. he
one hundred feet Of the railroad) is two sorv Bric
ts5 iSss ona w1ae by two 70
contain ten thousand spindcs and three hundred and
on the land seventyeiaht neat commodous COTTAGES
a ZOE opel1ves completed and in course Of erection;
good Grist M Carpenter Shop With Steam Enane
md Boiler; Planning Machine, Tools, &c: Biacts%ith
uss aae p Paoss Shop With
Tho machinery for the Cotton Mn is OF tho most
other also two Turbine wheels q one
for complete Paper Mil capable Of produefaa ts
Inousanu pounds OF paper per dny '-
portion OF the machinery is or the land portion
| IN this city and portion In England.) -
The Paper Mill is in process Of cons tructon ana con-
siderable pa IT completed N"-'~'-A - ~ oon
Ihe Water Power for running the Factory derived
from Big Horse Greek, ia ample extensiva and aver
at ana the dam and other appurtenances are four
There is the land Sawed Lumber suf,csnt - com.
plete all tho buildings = s'A1- ~
GLASS. TIN AND HARDWARE for an +ta hr,;5;n =,
except the Psper Mil The Water Power and ali the nc-
o. tls property are SUI to adapt rat
an1rded raro opportunity for good investment.
Ie1ms-One-tn1rd cash: balance PAYABLE IN sly nina
and twelve months, By mortgage of the nre1
Purchasers to pay for papers.
Further particulars may be obtained on aup1ication to
B. F. EVANS, Esq, at the Mill, or to e ''-"~N> - -
WARDLAW & CAREW, Auctonegrs
Corner Broad and S.ato strcets Charleston s. G.
80 Edgefeld Adacrtiser will give two Insertions and
send account to this Office. -
Aprn ~ S mwf15 tu1
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CounT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON PLEAS.
Judge NluNRoE pres;dins.--Tho Court opened at
the Usual hour, bu. sufficient number OF urymen
not answering to their names: new tales aud
venire was ordered to be made out and the Court
adjourned until ~ A. NJ. to-day.
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TRIAL OF S6HL.--Tho coming anniversary has
warned the Firemon that they must prepare for
the contest and the spouting merits of the several
engines have been tested at different times. On
yesterday afternoon the Visilants were practicing
their machine and though tho muscles were not
fully developed, yet stream was sont to the dis
tance of IT'S feet.
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DETENT1oN.-The sidewhoel steamship Chana-
pion which to have left Now York for this port
on Saturday last, was dcLained at that port until
Sunday evoning, at which time she departed for
this port, and may be expected, under ordinary
circumstances, on Wednesday. Sho will leave this
port for New York on Saturday, the 9th instant
at u NJ.
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&C.; blacksmith shop, with complete set OF tools :
machine shop, with steam engine and boiler, lathe.
drill press, &c. Il
The machinery, water power, and all tie aoces-:
sor1es o. the property such as to adapt it tor
frstclass cotton and paper sactories and the sale
should command the attention Of capitalists, as
the terms are moderate and the enterprise, when
completed, Will be paying success. There is now
on the land sawed lumber sufficient to complete
al the buildings; the dam and other appurtenances
are four-ffths completed and the purchaser would
have no difficulty in at once commenting opera
lions. n 3@ II HIM I ~ 2s5s- pa
MAYORS CouRT, April 22-Edward Hartshorn,
colored seaman, who had gone on board OF the
steamer Josephine on Friday night to sleep with
friend, end when he went of in the morning took
the mattress with him Kind Of travelling com
panion, but having been followed by two Of the
hands Of the boat, who with sound argument and
an nnso.,nd hs+che., co.sT;zoet1, lin that ne mad
better give up the article, was discharged, the
Mayor thinking that the two days confinement he
had received was sufficient punishment and as the
parties had got back their bedding. Il 4.
John Anderson, drinking dsrkey, who cursed
and swore in the streets, aud '.anowedr chat six
policemen coMdn't take him, but withdrew the ex-
preston in open court, and admitted that he was
SA6AsoJ AeoA "1Ac AnueI1ce VI u1uCf3 nom the TACT
OF having eaten no breakfast, was fined IS.
Nicholas Boag, q oolored man, who got drunk.
and knocked at door so loudly thaS. nobody came
to let him in, but policeman stepped up to scarry
him out was made to pay So for annoying. the
neighbors. .,s4 sjss, * NJ
A. Beihnger, very black man, who hadn't on
his Sunday suit, and who was found lying in
shady part OF the street, as to avoid the infau
ence Of the moon, was fined S.. s \. ,s3;s. i.
ssm Clark, o very little and quito Intelligent
colored boy, was fined 50 for throwing brlcks in
the street. '3 a' .+: .; " 's3a. S.st
The present hard times, has compelled some Of
that portion Of the colored population s.vot wont
york, to go into the grab game 2 which is to
loaf in parts Of the city where the passers-by are
not numerous, and to snatch from the hands Of
LADIES' and children their purses, retisules, &c and
as Mr. Ben. Wilson engaged himself on Saturday
afternoonin that pleasant pastine, and made $4.62
out Of little girl he was introduced to the Court
K by Lieut.. HEEDRIcKs, and Witnesses Of his own
color proved the fact on him 80 conclusively that
he WIS ssntenced to ton days, or Che
X case be sent 70 q magistrate s8:: If
Peter Morris, particularly dark and dirty youth.
who had 5lent-out his hat and jacket to fiand,
but who had stolen pair OF pantalocns tom 4
lady who keeps those things for the benefit Of gem
tlemen, waslo6ked up for ten days. s::3 - n
Aman Of great nervousness, who had Rot htein.
pnd consequently very Kiddy, was fined Is sor asl-
Y ipgR the atreet, ;5sa :ss .s- 5.Sss ~ J
-
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TURN VEREN.-Easter Monday was celebrated
by the Turner's yesterday in a very rational, and
none tho less pleasant lnannor. The entcrtain-
meat commenced with singing. Next there was
play, 'sThe Alcxandrines, or Corporal Pufke IN
Dresden" Next, 'sThirty-threo Minutes in Grune-
berg" or tThe HALF Way" Dancing concluded
the festivities Of tho evening. This, we believe, is
the last theatrical performance of the Turn vercin
this season.
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SALE OF SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.--A sale Of West
India sugar and molasses took place yesterday on
kerr's Wharf, by Messrs. R1sLEy & CREIGHTON
EIessrs. LE1rcH s. Bauxs acting US auctoneers
The following were sold 5 hls. Muscovado
sugar at 12c. per fb.; hhds. Cent, gal sugar at
12sc. per ~; a bbls. NIuscovado ,nolasses at 81
and 55c. per gallon Is hhds. Muscovado molasses
nt 47a47ac. per gallon; 10 punchcons Porto Rico
1nolasses at 55c. por gallon S hhds clayed mo-
lasses at 455c. per gallon, at which price the
balance was withdrawn.
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VII Tho following named officers. in addition to th er
otner duties have been assigned In orders from War
as Assistant Of the Bursan
OF Refneees Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands within
the limits OF this command: 49,, : ~.
Brevet orGenesa1 r. & scorr fpE South osrolbas
Headquarters at Charleston, s. G. e e = 3.sss.
1reyet Major-Genera1 N. a. MILES, Colonel 4nth In
fantzy. for North csrolns. at 1saleigh
n. G.. zs E,
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POSTMASTER General Randall has written
letter to the citizens of Wisconsin,, declar-
ing he would never vote for any man or any
ticket who endorses the resolution Of the Re
publican State Convention favoring the i'm ;
parchment Of the President. This is passing
strange. Mr.. Johnson's Po.tmsste General
not in favor of impesching him The OK con-
tent with his fodder, aud the ass opposed to
the scattering Of bis masters crib Viewing
him from the standpoist Of his Postmaster
Generalsbip, be finds Johnson exactly car
rying out Lincoln's policy, aud true to the
principles Of the Republican party, while tt e
Republican party ha, abandoned them He
has stood tsill while the sur and moon, and
every body else havs revolved. Faithful
Z Postmaster General. And Jet the world had
so bighAn opinion OF your virtues that it sx>
pectsd this of you. - Gin Gazette.
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The New York Tribune says:

Dictionaries never were more sorely needed
than in the campaigns OF political party.
What is Democrat?
/ 1t is enc who denies the authority of the
whole people.
2 tits one who would disfranchise large
proportion of his fellow creatures.
8. Il is one who would exercise over them
anirresponeible tyrsHay.
4. 1t is one who denies the right of the ma.
it is ore who asserts the right of an au-
tocrat to administer, make, and altar laws at
his will and pleasure.
jority to NJ AXE the laws.
6. 1t is one who makes color and not char>
acter the standard Of citizenship
I. 1t is ono who believes the ballot to be Q
piece Of personal property, vendlble to the
highest bidder.
8. II is one who e1tenuates an attempted
revolution of government by. the minority.
.. II Is one who is so much in favor offree
discussion that he would like to cnt out the
tongues of all who differ from him, and are
in favor of aprsctiesl extension Of human
rights to all upon an equal basis.
TO- 1t il one who--but never mind | Now
look in the Electromagnetic, Democrat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-31

Tna Rebel 0lisarchy and their sympathet>
10 frisnds in the North wers accustomed to
boast some months ago that the negroes would
oil vote with their old masters. They grinned
and ehuckIed over the idea that the Republi
cans we're putting club in the hands Of the
rebel, to break their own heads with; and
soms Republicans were frightened at the
idea that the negroes would oil vote with the
yebels.
Tbs recent election in "Old virsinay"
has put an end to all such clap-trap, and
ahored eonolusively that the negroes have r
greater regard for their own interests, righta
and libsrties, than they have for the preten-
tious pride of cir ex >masters.