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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-21
DRY GOODS
FLEGANT NEW GOODS:

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We are now in receipt Of the best selectea aaI
sortment of DRY GOODS we have ever offered
in Alexandria
IN LADIES DRESS GOODS, i,
we have all the new styles and choice brands o.
rich figured and plain q }gganets and perca=
g Embroidered GrenaoI4 INES i i. q !.
crspemes5Gtts R Mohairs d h5hn4 Seeded
Striped and Plain NJ uslins, Heavy Kepped and
Plain Black Silk, Colored Silk, &c:
IN MOURNING GOODS,
wa have Black Hermann, two yards wide, Black
Per.rc two wards " dc, for shaWls and suits;
Also. ali. silk Grenadine, Iron Bcraee, Lupin' S
French Mouslins, Alpacas, tall prices Plialn,
Figured and Striped: Black, Black and White
Lawns, Mourning Silk, New Style Black and
White and Black and Lead Colorcd Calico,
English Grape and Grape Wells, Black Tissue
and Bcragc for Wells.
IN DOMESTICS,
we are prepared TO offer great bargains IN
Blcached and Brown Cottons: Ticldngs. CHECKS,
Shirtings, Stripes, Twills, Heavy Goods, Tor
Awnings &c, &C. ="
IN LINEN AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
wenarne a and S,4 Table Damask, Napkins,
Russia Diaper, Huckeback toweing, Fringcd
and Bordercd Towels, Heavy Bath and Friction
Towels, Irish Linens
IN MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
we have full line Of superior French Cloths,
Black French Doeskin Cassimeres, Colored
Cassilneres, Tweeds, Cashmeretts, Summer
Cloths, Drabdete, kentucky Jeans, Linen
Drills and Ducks Striped ana Check LINEN and
Cotton Pant.stutfs, Silk and Satin Vestings,
with full assortment of Coat Innings and Tail
or's Trimmings, Cravats,. Neckties, Linen and
Paper Collars, Silk and Linen Handkerchi"fs,
Half Hose, &c, together with our usual large
supply of Parasols. Hoop Skirts French Cor
SETS Hosiery, Gloves, Trimmings, Braids, But
tons &C. SC, all Of which we are determined
to sell at the very lowest prices for cash, At our
new store No. g. corner King and Fairfax SITS.
nv 25 ROBERT T. WOOD.
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A UGUSTA WHITE
n SULPHUR AND ALUM SPRINGS,
(Eorrnorly Striblip cr, : SnrinOs !

(Formerly StribIing'S Sprlngs,)
Is miles from Staunton, Augusta CO, Virginia.
j. a HEFELFINGER, Proprietor.
This delightful mountain retreat, - miles
northwest from Staunton, directly on the
Warm Springs and HsrriSonburg Turnpike,
has been undergoing improvements Tor the l:t$t
year, and will be ready for thc reception OF VS.
itors on the lSl Of June.
The proprietor has resolved TO spare no e.
pcnditilre of means and effort necessary 20 in
surc the pleasure and comfort Of his guests
The naturally beautiful grounds have been
cleaned, the streamlets bridged, and the int
rjor OF some of the buildings rcarranged, refur-
nShed and greatly improved.
Persons leaving Baltimore, Washington,
Richmond or Lynchhnrg. arrive at this place
the same day by y. nj.
The roads in the vicinity are good, and Ia"
romantic scenery renders drives on them both
instructive and agreeable. For tins ample pro
vision has been made by an excellent LiVerN
St,b bio. The society !reGuenting this watering
place is generally Of refined and elevated
character adding additional attractions 10 the
place The table is supplied with the best iaI''
to be had IN the country.
With m experience OF many years Ms | ne ic"'
see of one OF the finest watering places IN l'r-
pinia as his guide, the Proprietor tiatters h!nI
SELF that he viii be able to afford satlslscGs;2h
and pleasure to all VINO V3itthc Angusta W ti!te
SULPHUR and Alum Springs, either for the re-
toration Of health or the enjoyment Of pleasure
Sianghters Celebrated Band has been zee pr. pro-
yided for the season, and iIll' corp VI atte,l
tive and efficient servants "'iI y" VIZ A""" -
attend to the wants OF glle.I'' 1890, ,l.. :,,:,
unUao ", ~ the .cverasting hills" which
lng pfeSu ran5 feature Of this popular reaort,
t - tthncp Springs cannot fail TO be aGreeab bic.
Io Cbmo es yI.tsn I nsr T tns Vs get of 81
ii of ~, be reached over good road Deer
n Motin a. Trout Fishing Billiards, Pheasant.
5 T"%ts; ETC.. constitute s"" of the sources 6"
amusement At this retreat. -,o,-.
Price of board 50 per Day M = PR % TGTp ana
$:G5 per month. y. a. r ia' pro,r;a,nr
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G A r D EN- S EE D .
n A r D E N Sc F D

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The subscriber has received tho largest assert
ment Of Fresh and Genuine Garden Seed ever
brought to this market, which he is prepared to
sell in quantities to suit purchasers. and ut the
very lowest price they can be afforded, consider
ing the quality He has also received 20 boxes
Of SHAKERS GARDEN SEED, neatly put
up in boxes, containing 2l4 papers each, which
will be sold very low for cash, or sent out OF
commission. Before purchasing call at No. 90.
or 900, King street.
feb If HENRY COOK.
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nLD STAGE LINE FROM .......
~ ALEXANDRIA TO WINCH ESTE Elk.

nLD STAGE LINE FROM ...,,....,,,,,
~ ALEXANDRIA TO WINCH ESTER
FARE REDUCED. Leaves Al Ys.h7 7S,aza
exundria TIL ESDAY3, TH -9esGz@essa.
DAYS and SATURDAYS, at 7 o'clock II. n,
and arrives ut Winchester 1T T. clock m, fol-
lowing days:
Leaves Winchester I'll E6DAYs', THU RS
DAYS snd SATURDAYS, ri - o'clock In.,
and arrives at Alexandria ut z! o clock p. H.,
following days.
Lying over at Upporvlo at night, whore
there are good hotel accommodations.
Persons taking this line will be called for NJ
their residences in Alexandria and Winchester,
and delivered ut same on arrival.
Fare from Alexandria TO Winchestcr"...S5 81
:" d" " Aldie............ Is
e % q" Middleburg .... ) Is
e g Uppervile ...... CD
Other points in proportion.
Offices at the City Hotel, Alexandria, and lay
Tor Hotel, Winchester.
Freight on all packages sent by this line mus!
be prepaid; If not its deliyery viii be at the risk
w 3. holland,
gent at Mlddleburg.
J. H. THOMAS,
an lift Agent at Fairfax G. H.
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SOAP. CANDLES. &c.

u NJ. MONROE ~ JOSHUA THOMAS
MONROE s. THOMAS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
SOAP, CANDLES, NEATsFOoT OIL. &C.,
Corner Payne s. Cameron streets,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Tho attention of dealers and consumers is call.
ed to our stock Of the above-na1ned articles, OF
our own manufacture, which we offer at reduced
rates. o,,
We have also constantly on hand from 10 DOG
to 5000 bushels Of leached and unleached
ASHES, to which the especial attention OF
farmers and others is called.
We guarantee satisfaction to al who may fa-
vor us with call. feeling confident that our
tured by US will compare favorably with those
of other cities.
All goods delivered free Of charge to any part
of the city. NH 19-tf
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L EGG AL n OTI &c E S j..

MASTERS NOTICE
I'VE COMMISSIONERS CFFICE.
ALEXANDRIA, June 10, 1867.
Robert l. Edelin,, and others,
VS..
Mechanica! Building Association, and Others
Tho parties concerned in the aboye-named
cause, pending in the Circuit Court OF Aexan-
dria county, and all others interested. are mott
tied that shall close my report in the case or
MONDAY, the 8th day Of July next on or be-
fore which day they must appear before me.
ana represent their interests.
". c. YEATON, Co:nr1:r.
Je l3-2awtd Circuit Ct. Alexandria CO.
MAsTER's E S5,7;[(SE;o ..,. o.
ALEXANDRIA, juno 10 1867
Potomac Building Association,
Gilbert s. Miner, and others
The parties concerned in the abovc-na,ncd
cause, pending in the Circuit Court Of Aexan-
dria county, and all others interested, are mott
lied that shall close my report, IN The case on
MONDAY, the Sth day of July next; on or be-
fore which day they must appear before me,
~ ~'' : '''' W. c. YEATON. Comm'r.
je 1a-2awtd Circuit Court, Alexandria co.
ATASTEKS NOTICE Edward Stnblcrs
1fl administrator, complainant, vs.. Jonathan
Butcher, ct al, defcndant:-in chancery.
. Dp INC decree fCLutTpu Ill VIC dDOFC cauSS clI
the 4th of December, 1867, by the Circuit Court
Of Alexandria county, it is ordered that one OF
the Commissioners OF the Court, do inquire and
ascertain what estate of the defendant, Johr
Roberts, came into the hands of his executor, Z.
+. Hoffman, and. atswhat time; and what real
estate the said Roberts died seized OF, its value,
and into whose hands the same passed; also, the
value of the real estate Of which John 3. Patton
died seized and INTO whose hands the same has
passed and that said Commissioner may, if he
deems it necessary, give notice Of the time and
place of taking said account by publication once
a week for four successive weeks in Il neWspa
per published in AL xandria, which publication
shall be in lieu Of personal service
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, June ., 1861.
Notice is hereby given to all concerned in the
decree above referred to, that have ixod upon
FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of July next, rs the tim"
when shall proceed, at my office, in the city
Of Alexandria, to execute the said reference
W. c. YEATON,
je j-luw4w Conn'r Circuit CT. AleXa. Co.
NOTICE.--Not is hereby given to all per
~ sons indebted TO- or having claims against,
the estate Of DR.. IA MES HUNTER. dnc'd d., tn
settle the same with THOS MOORE, Attorney
at Law, Fairfax Court House, who Is auth"ri-
Zod to attend 20 all business connected WiLh tie
said estate. All communications will, 1t Is
hOped be addressed TO him. "a,
SARAH A. HUNTER,
up 2i-law9w Extrx. Of Jas. Hunter, decd
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W q n T S .
A s r r . l. 0 G. Y
At the wonderful revelations made hy the
Great AstrologiSt,

Great AstrologiSt,
MADAME H. i. PERRlGO,
She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She
restores TO happiness those who, from dolciuI
events, catNstrOphes crosses in love, loss OF re-
lations and friends, loss OF money, &c, have be-
come dcspOndent. She brings together those
long separated, gives information concerning
absent friends or lovers. restores lost or stolen
property, tells you the business you are best
Qualified to pursne, and in what you will be
most successful, causes speedy marriages and
tells you the very day you will marry, gives
yoN the name, likeness and characteristics Of
the person She reads your very thoughts, and
by her almost supernatural powers unveils the
dark and hidden mysteries of the future. From
the stars we see in the irmament-the nal. tic
stars that overcome predominate in the con
fguration-irom the aspects and positions Of the
planets and the fixed stars in the heavens III the
time of BIRTH she deduces the future destiny Of
man. Fail not to consult the greatest Astroio-
gist on earth 1t costs you but tribe, and you
may never again have 50 favorable an Opportu-
nity. Consultation fee, with likeness and all
desired information, 81. Parties living at q
distance can consult the Madame BY mai with
euusl safety and satisfaction to themselves, as ii
in person. A full and explicit chart. written
ont. with all inquiries answered and hkenes:
enclosed sent by mail on receipt Of price above
mentioned The strictest secrecy will be main
tanned, and nil correspondence returned or de,
stroved. References OF the highest order Ear
nished thoan desiring them. Write plainly thu
day of the month and year in which you were
born. enclosing a small lock Of hair. Address
MADAME II. a. PEKKlGO,
iel8-3m 7. O. Drawer 293, Buffalo, n. \
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IMPROVE YOUR EYESIGHr
DR.. WHITES EYE-wATFR

DR. WHITES Ely Il w AFTER
Takes at once the first rank among sll opthal-
mics yet known, and has proved to be the
greatest blessing to thousands of sufferers in
Europe for over twenty years. 1t cannot be too
highly recommended to all men Of business, es-
pecially to bank and other officers, bool.-keep-
era, clerks. artizans, and all such as are obliged
to work much by artificial light, or fire; and to
ladies much engaged III reading, or fne needle
work 1t will not only strengthen and improve
weak eyes but speedily cure all Inflammation,
cold, or lameness of the eyelids, and also, re-
move the beginning cataract and positively in
sure against blindness Price 10 cents bottle
Mailed to any address upon receipt of one dol
lar For sale by JANNEY s. CO.,
No l45 King St.
And by all Druggists. jan LIT
II ACE POINTS.-We have Just received an
J. 4 other large addition to our stock Of LAMA
AND SILK LACE POINTS, making our as
sortment very complete, and at prices we feel
sure must give satisfaction.
my23 WILMER s. SLA TMAKER.
lust RECEIVED--Another supply of Brad
y ey's Duplex Hoop Skirts; also, variety of
other late styles, which will be sold cheap at
jsl C. c.. BERRY'S, Y, King st.
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T u S T Il E G. L | Y L u

TUST RI CEIV D.
10 sacks Laguyra and Rio Cotfees.
hid Porto Rico Sugar.
" Cuba =
Crushed, Granulated, Powdered, B. & G.
Extra Sugars.
Diamond, Golden and Merchants Syrups.
Choice Teas, Of i'll varieties.
Extra and Super Flour.
Dobbins Electric, Rabbits Stearine and
Brown Soaps; Starch, BIZ Carb and Sal Soda !;
Flour and Sugar Buckets; Diamond State Par
lor Matches; Adamantine and Thllow Candles
&c, for sale low by J. G. MILBURN,
my 2S Opposite the Market
THO THE HOLDERS OF THE MORTGA Z
4 BONDS OF THE ORANGE AND AL
EXANDRIA RAILROAD COMPANY
Notice is hereby given that the Company pro-
pose to fund the overdue interest coupons on
the 2nd mortgage bonds on lst July next in 4
new issue Of per cent bonds, and to resume
payment Of interest regularly on said mortgage
bonds on 1st January, 1868. The 5 per cent.
over due coupons Of subsequent mortgage, it is
proposed to fund on LIST November next, and
resume regular payment Of interest semi annu-
ally thereafter. j. ii. Reid, Treasurer
my 9-c0tjyl
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ri or C e.
ALEX, l.. & II. Il. K. DGpnT.
Hereafter freight will be received snd delIT-
cred ut this depot, only between the hours
Of n. m. and p. m. .,.>--.
ie I4-lw j. NJ. NEWTON, agent.
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS:
r CLINTON MILBURN,
FAMILY GROCER,
AND DEALER IN
FINETEAS, WINES. LIQUORS & GIG kS'
Corner Cameron and Royal Streets,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Particular attention paid to tho selection OF
Choice Flour and Teas. M 81 o-tL
JAS. L. HENDERSON. RICH D. ". AVERY.
ETENDERSON s. AVERY,
II Successors TO John II. Henderson,
AT THE OLD STAND,
No. 22G, King STREET, corner Of Ai('sA,
Would respectfully cal the attention Of thcir
friends and the public generally to their large
and well selected stocl; Of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting in part as follows: .
TEAS.
Gun?,ow,ier Imperial Young uyson, Pike,
Japan. Oolong aud English Breakfast.
SUGARS .
Crushed, Granulatcd, Powdered: b. c., Porte
Rico, English Island: Muscovado and Cuba.
COFFEES.
Ola Government, Java, Laguyra, Nar;ealho
Klo and Fresh Toasted and Ground CpHee''
FLOUR.
10 bbls John Davdson'S Extra 10 b3ls dlt+
Family 70 bb!s Super and Fine Flour.
BACON.
8 tlcrces Of George s Jenkins Hams and Break
las Pieces {; hhds Shoulders and Sides
LIQUORS.
II 5bls Thompson and Common Whiskey,
Together with everything found i'll Il first
class Grocery Store, which We offer cheap, 10!
cash. my 20-lm
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NJ f HAT STO 4 +.
NO. IS, KING STREET,
NEAR THE CORNER OF FAIRFAX.
jGHtI : ARNOLD

JUHN =. AKNUI4D
rsspecLfnIly informs the citizens Of Alexandria
and vicinity that he has opened a splendid and
fashionable assortment Of SPRING and SU NJ
MER, HATS, CAPS and STAW GOODS,
which he will sell at greatly reduced rates for
cash. Call and examine. my W-lm
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L PLAN OS!!
VICTOR BECkMh,
no. I'll, NORTH WASHlNGTON STREET,
CORNER OF QUEEN,}
VIII constantly keep for sale and rent
PIANOS AND MELODEONS,
Knabe 81 Co.'S Unsurpassed Pianos
Voses Celebrated
econd-hand Pianos--vcry low.
Reed Organs for Par!ors and Churches.
Terms to suit the times, and every instrument
warranted.
Pianos, Mclodeons, Accordcons, SC, tuned
ard repaired.
Orders for ne will be received at Mr.. j.
Entwise's Book Store, 1iG King street; also,
Mr.. Robert Bells Book Store No. g. King st
oct Soft
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NLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c.
We have inst received another addition %
orr stock Of Cloths and CassimcreL, IL which
wa would call the attention Of those III want.
1nvpl WI1MEE Il 2LAI M AKER.
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4. O r. T. . n B A T S

TRUIT JAES-Mason s. Willoughby' 5
L Scf-Sealing Fruit Jars pint quart and
gallon, received and for sale low by the gross or
dozen, by K. }. MILLER,
nv 30-eo2m Is, King street.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-10-09
Republican Legislation.

The Bedford Gazette thus illustrates
the working of the Radical law, forcing
negroes into the cars with white men and
woman:
"a friend of ours relates that as he was
travelling from Philadelphia to Hunting
Don, few nights ago he took a berth in a
sleeping car, and when about retiring his
attention was attracted by loud talking and
scufing on the platform OF the car. Pro-
ceeding to the scene OF the disturbance,
he perceived huge male negro In a con-
troversv with one of the railroad officials
about obtaining a berth in the sleeping
car. The ticket agent had refused to sell
the darkey ticket, and the colored gen.
tleman was trying to force his way into
the car without the requisite piece of
stamped pasteboard. A policeman came
up, however, and settled the business, by
telling the ticket agent that, under the law,
if he refused to sell the aegro a berth
ticket, on account of color, he would be
amenable TO fine Of $500, aud subject to
pay like sum to the negro upon an &C
tion for debt This had the desired effect,
and the African was handed the coveted
ticket. 1t so happened, however, that but
one berth was vacant, and that was half a
double berth partly occupied by white
man. The negro divested himself of hat,
coat, boots and vest, and proceeded to ap-
propriate his half of the douole BERTH
White man, who had been doing, turned
around, looked again, and then came such
a kicking, tumbling, sprawling, such mix
ture of white and black generally as wonld
have done any gamationist's heart
good. About this time the conductor ap-
peared upon the scene, and the result was
that the negro, with the ticket in hand
tumbled into bed, whilst the white man
growing anathemas at the party he himself
had helped TO place into power, doggedly
put on his clothes and went forward to si
with wrenched back and cramped legs, il
the passenger car, ruminating over the
beauties of Radical legislation"
When this negro bill was under consid-
GRAFTON, Mr.. Boyle, Democrat, of FayettC
county, offered the following amendmen
as new section:
SECTION 3. Provided, That nothing
herein contained shall be held to compe
the admission of negroes into cars Sc
apart for ladies, or into berths for sleeping
cars.
apart for ladies, or into sleeping cars.
Thirty-six Democrats voted for this sec
ton, and fitty-one Radicals against it,
Thus the section was defeated, and negroe
eau row force themselves into cars Sc
apart for ladies, or into sleeping cars
Will white men support a party whicl
thus insults their wives and children?
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-10-09
Peace Congress.

Three international peace congresses
have lately been sitting in Switzerland.-
The London Daily News of September
i, gives the following as the proposition
presented by lady-Madam Stayr. They
will be particularly interesting to war
preachers and the "God and morality
party generally:
/. To decide difference by fsticuff' 6
or the stick is by common consent as un-
worthy and ignoble proceeding.
2. That which is unworthy and ignotle
for one man must be unworthy and igno-
bic for a hundred, 4 thousand, ten thou
sand, or a hundred thousand.
8 If it oe admitted that it is unworthy
and ignoblc to decide ones own quarrels
by pugilism, it must be worse to fight un-
der the orders of third party, and for his
benefit, and to kill men who never did
you any harm.
4. Two men who fight in the street are
blamed by all reasonable and civilized
people, and it never occurs to anybody to
crafty the conqueror.
5. Why should We glorify the conquer
or in combat fought by hundreds of Il. on
sands of men for an object which. if at.
tanned, is scarcely ever Of any advantage
to them: ...
g. when two meD come to blows in the
street, it Fever GENES into their head tc
invoke the aid of the Deity, or to suppose
that God takes special interest in the
issue of their fight. The same may be
said of fight of ten men on a side.
+. 7 1.-two men who fight dared to talk OF
the God Of pugilists, and called on Him tc
/ help them in their unreasonable and dis
graceful scuffie, they would justly be sci
down as fools and blasphemers.
8. Ard in like manner ten or twenty
men who should fight in the streets and
appear to the God of pugilism, would be
called fools and blasphemers
9. What then is the exact number O.
combatants requisite to justify the invoca-
tion to take side in the fight of that
God whom you call the God Of flove?
10. Do YOU really believe that the num-
ber and quantity can make anv impression
upon God-upon being whose essence
is infnite? Do yon not therefore think
that to talk of a God of battles is inst a:
blasphemous as to talk of God of pugl.
ists!"
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-10-09
ONO, INDIANA, IOWA.
The Negroes Idea ON Suffrage.

An old army friend, now Register in
South Carolina, by appointment of Gen.
Sickles, in private letter to the editor Of
the Doylestown Democrat, under the date
of September 1ltb, relates some amusing
incidents connected with mis- Office. The
following is too good to be lost, and we
select it as a specimen brick:
really wish yon could have been here
| and gone the rounds with me on my route
to have seen the fun. Our new formed
| citizens had no more idea of what the
elective franchise is, than the man in the
moon. Many of them brought bags and
! baskets to put if in, thinking it was some.
thing to eat, others thought it might posi-
bly, something to wear, while the most in
tettgent VINO know more than anv one
else. knew positively that it was the dis
tribution of the long wished for confscatcd
lands under a new name; as a natural con-
sequence, nearly all were severely disap-
pointed on making their appearance be-
fore the board to find that they were mere
ly to be sworn and to have their names
put in book, particularly those who
thought that there might not be enough
FRANCHISE to 90 around, and had started
from home long before daylight in order to
get the first given out. Among few of
the distinguished individuals who were
registered ION the colored side of the bock)
were Jefferson Davis, Commodore Perry.
General Pulaski, General Grant, General
Sherman, Prince Napoleon, King of Bos-
ton Horace Greeley, John Brown, John
Smith, and many more equally noted per-
soDages. They were all sworn that they
had never been members of Congress or of
any State Legislature, oil an officer of the
United States and afterwards engaged in
rebellion, &c. &c. One individual in par
ticular on being questioned as to what was
dore when he Registered, said that "de
gena6lin mid de big sOkisksr make me swar
to sport de lam of United Souf Carolina."
This is about as much as they all knew
when they were finished as "citiFens of The
United States" Three cheers for this
great capntry! WhooP!