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s5- TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DiSrRlCT.-IN EQrITY-H W. Ed.
WARDS, Admlnisrator Z. T.. HOwLE. ~. l.. 5. UuwI.E
JAMES p. WILSON AND 0THEnS.-RIT.I. FOR IS.
JUNCTION, ACCOUNT AND Erl.IEr.--r is ordered
that tIc CREDITORS ofTIIOMAS J.. HOwIE deceased
10 enolncd from proceeding 10 their claims nj
law against the complainant. and thsl They prove am,
establish their dcnauds nRast tile said llawIE bcor,
the Commissioner of this Court before the first day
OF December next ani In default thereof that they u
barred tile benefit Of any DECREE to be pronounced
herein.
Ihe aboro is true copy ircu the original ortr
In the above stated ease 18th February, lsG1.
\. L. EDWARDS, e. F. D. u.
Commissioners Uice, Darlington Z. H., Feb ~. 1861
February % s;I
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New ORLEANS, October 4.--Tho interments from
yellow fever to A. NJ. to-day u.s. being an in
crease of 10 over tho preceding day. The weather
turned cold last night and is chilly and rainy to-
day.
Special Orders No. Isl, dated 3D., discharges tho
boards of registry, except tho chairman OF tho
same. The latter assumes charge OF registration
books, papers, &C., and will bring forward them
to District Headquarters. No unnecessary delay
in the preparation Of jury lists will be allowed.
The chairnen of the boards will be held RESPONSE
BILE for executing the foregoing.
Judge ApELL, counsel for HENRY SMITH, accused
of perjury, filed an exception yesterday. The case
is boing tried before Assistant Recorder Dunn, OF
the Second District Court. Dunn is negro, lately
elected by the new Council. Judge ADELL, in hia
exception, sets forth that Dunn being a negro, Is
unrecognized by the laws of Louisiana as citizen
hence not legally an officer. Justice Damn over
ruled tho decision, tried the case and discharged
the prisoner. The prosecuting witness refused to
take the stand or be sworn while negro was act
ing as Recorder Ho was asked IL he intended tc
insult tho Court. He replied ho did, for which he
was hned $25.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
our Cable Dispatches,

FLORENCE October 2.--0 Official dispatches are
silent regarding Rome; but confirm tho report
published several days agul oi the disturbances
al Yiteibn.
MADRID, October 3.-Gpu. LURsgNDI, the now
CAPTAIN. .Ge General OF Cuba, sails Immediately.
HAVANA, October g = Lard, 1aa; apples, 10; pota-
toes, q; onions, 9.
LIvEnpooL, October 80 p. NJ. Cotton clos es
inactive Sales 10000 bales. Upands, 6id.; Or
leans, sgd. Bacon A.. Cd. Lard 81.
LONDON, October SO T. M.--Consols, 9l SIG;
bonds. nj.
LIVERPOOL, October a---Nuun. = Markets I'LL
changed. The weeks sules amount 10 10000
baIes of which 5000 to spectators and II 600 for
export. Stock 7G9 OO0 bales whereof 224 900 bales
are American.
LONDON, October 1.-The bullion in tho Bank OF
England has Increased s500,0
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

80 COSSIGNEES NOTICE .DuSrO% LINE
Steamship GEO. Il. UPTON will discharge cargo Tas
Day. at Accommodation whari. Goods moi called ior
before sunset will b. stored at risk aud oxirns. ron
s!Rnees. WILLIAM ROACH
f,clnl.
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Democracy In New York.
New YORK, October 4.--Thc following prelimi-
nary proceedings occurred at Albany
l. RESOLVED. That tho organization known az
the Tammany Hall organization, is tho regular or
ganzation Of the Democracy Of Nov York, and
that delegates. claiming seats under that organ
ization, have been regularly elected as delegates
to this Convention. .s
2. Resolred. That, recognizing the delegation
from the county Of New York, representing the
section of the Democratic party known ns the
Mozart Hall as sound Democrats of unqucstion-
able fidelity to the principle and nominations OF
the Democratic party of the State. we tender them
honorary seats in The Convention.
On motion, the German delegation was in
cluded.
From 81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, October 4.-THoaIAs E. NOEL, men,
Der of Congress from this State, IS dead. l.
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DUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, At
J. orangoburg, g. c. Terms 81 Per annuu,. In al.
vance.
During tho spring and fall extra copies Of the
OHASdEDURa SEws will DO circulated for the benefit Of
our advertising patrons.
Contract Advertisements inserted the most liberal
ierIps. Address SAMUEL DIBBIE,
.N Editor 0nngeburg News
February Is Orau9ebur9, S
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furnished with q report OF tho Cotton picked on
Thursday last. on plantation belonging to The
estate OF tho lato Col J. d. Withorspoon, In Lam
caster District. Tho plantation is unior tho control
OF our young friend Joe. II. Wtherspoon and from
tho exhibit made below, we arc induced to believe
The report includes the work OF ro,irtoon Glands"
number of whomi aro mere boys and girls and
foots up an aggregate Of 357 pounds or an aver
age OF abo:t 16S9 pounds.- forkcRe Enquirer.
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RETURN pAY.-Saturday last was return daY for
tho Fall Term OF the Court OF Common Pleas for
York District. We learn from tho Clerk that only
about sixty cases were lodged in his Office
YorkcMe Enqui,,ey1
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
SPECIAL NOT.lC 6 S.

s1' TRINITY VI. g.. CHURCH THE RI
pR' LNS'iIiS will perform Divine Service la
'h''',I T'b"r -" i*u,niN! Morning. at halfpI-t
n'c,"..
SERVICES Al nish; VIII h. rnu luriri hy Rev. G. 1
tADSDES. comnrmcin: at iirhi o'clock.
lh'' afternoon will be devoted Sabbath School rr
cls,s t.,oI,r-
HT-FIRSf AND WENTWORTH STREET IA -
liSl CHtRcnES.-Th" entire Srr,naa during .n-
""f'"i 'ih nis'ln'. viii hn iiri at the First Ba: .t
'hhi'h III church street. al Tho hours oi Inur -
is a'i hiern"'n worship. Thu Or,iilanrcs will boz |.
"'h'-'eel 10y lilo Pastor. The nletitrrs ui h. Il
'h".'''N VIII unite "m this ",rasiun. and q collects IL
"'' "r 'atc" ny 'l"rt'g uorn,u.. seryt,..
ff,,o'nr.,
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Iss-OHpliAN HOUSE CHAPEL. HE.,
e. =. HADshlN. "i ~. I.uLr'n tEpiaccl,ap churr
will lerorn pirinr Service i'll t,is Chapel ?,.noro
stV'tt1on. 9th instant. 1t Four O'clock.
October
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ED- CIRCULAR CHURCH u.-SERYICES Mnt
"' expected in tItis chirc, "n To. u,ryou Noruu,
halIras, i""'clk aud In c ,y,,.aoo,r, ul halrasl
orlork. o.t,I,.r;
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aB- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON DIsTRTCT-lS EQUITY-nANNAH j.
r1anr, ~a''.i-i-.--t.t, HI.I.si' r. s..n
WITHERSPOoN. et al.-BILL FOR INJUNCTION
ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-It is ordered that tho credit.
ora of JOHN L. HART he enjoined from proceeding to
their claims at law against tho complainant and
that they do prove aud establish hor demands against
tho said John L. Hart. before tho Commissioner OF
this Court, or before the first day of November next
and In default thereof tint they lie barred the ben
eft Of any decree 10 be made herep.
II is slso ordered that copy of this order be published
at leaat week Until lrs DAY Of November next
In tho Darlington Soutlersr and the Charleston Di,iy
Ner.
The above is true copy from the ogina, order made
In tho above case, 10th February, 1867.
a. F. EDWARDS. C. l.. D. ID.
CoAMasrosER's OFFICE, Darlington C. L., February
a. 1907. s3o n February -
as- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DfSTFICT.-IN EQUITY.-P. u. BACoT
AND T. l., BAcoT. Administrators. PETER &.
BAOOr, n. THE HEIRS AND CREDITORS OF PETER
s. BAcoT.-Upon hearing tho pleadngs this case. it
Is. on motion OF W. W. HARLLEE, Compainanls soci.
tor ordered that all and singular the creditors OF the late
Peter 81 Bacot, Complaiuants lniesats be required
to Ole and prove their respective demands aud debts In
Judgments mud otherwise ugaiust the said Intesac
fore the Commissioner of this Court by before the
hrst day OF November next. nnd In default thereof that
they be debarred from the benefit any decree to
made thereIn md that tho Commissioner Of ihis Court
do advertise this order month tn the Darlington
!Southeyner aud the Charieston Daily Srir until the
| said FIRST day OF November next.
Tho above s trc copy from tho original orler made
i'll tho above case. 18th OF February 1877.
A. F. EDWARDS. q. F.. d. D.
Commissioners Office. Darlington c. H., February -
1867. saG RI Fcbrunry2a
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30 NOTICE. NOTICE Is IiEREBY GivEI
that application will bu made before Chief Jiacc Dr &.
RiS. Ut Cllimr=, The 18th November uNI tor w
Incorporation oi "THE AMrI:ICAN MISSIONARY Al.
ShINfiuS IN SOuFH CAI;Ol.ISA" tt,. Object II
w'h = inrh'ailsi Normal '.huUI l,r colCrri pcs-
SONS, with capital so al hundred dollars. mi.;r
thc privilege of Increasing the same, BY donations
otherwss 10 the sttl oi y thousand dollars. Il. pu
pos" Dcio 10 ciit'II" i~n"neif
liDu. yJ Scut.,ul,r Ia
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SHIPPING G..

DUS'rUS AND tIIhRi.ESrUN STEA NJ
ID SllIr LINE. The Srw Al Steamship GEORGE Is. .
UPTON. HrH Commander. VIII hS dispatched Tuesday
At = u',luch r. NJ.
For Freight ar fassi:r. apply tn
o't"t"r : ; NM. ROACH, Agent
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FOR RAi.Fl MORE.

FOR RALTl MORE.
'Tlil. FhrnnlrE STEAMSHIP
g Fl "A q u L l.
y. T.. pIlrr3S. CbMMlNuEn.
NiIi. SiIl. For THE ABOVE PORT On
W Saturday, 9TH ins AT II O'Clock 4. NJ from
Pier M l. Union wharSrs
For Freight rliaagnII,'niS apply i'
cOtiRTENAY * TRENHOLM
D;nlirr :! ! Union wharyas
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Northern News,

PHILADELPHIA, October 4.-Tte revenue officers,
supported by the marines, hayo destroyed 100
Illicit stills.
ALBANY, October I:-Tbe Convention have nomi-
mated HOMER A. WILSON, Secretary Of State; Wsr
+. ALLEN. for Comptroller; W. II. II. BRISTOL, for
Treasurer; MARSHALL d. OHAaPLaiN for Attorney
General and JOHN G. FAY, for Canal Commits
aiouer. .| \"
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New York News
Democracy In New York.

New YORK, October I.--ELIAs Howr, the in
rentor OF the sewing machine, is dead.
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S0-NoTICE I'd MARISEES.-C Captain
AND PiLOlh Wishing tn u,chur their vr.-elS In Asni,y
Rv'". requested not 1" dn G,auywhpr. within dir
range - the hcad- al the SAVANNAH RAIIR0A0
WnAHyt>. The Charles ton and ST. Andrews si,io ,a
the Ashley Rrer by which prDsauou, contact with tia
submarine rrlesraph Cable vii, lie avoided.
=. Z. TURNER. Ii. Al.
iarlDr Master Office. Giaresiui February D. IstG.
FrtuiInry
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washington News.

WAsurSuroS October I.-Onicial adyiccs re-
ceved here state tat 800 head Of cattle, stolen by
Indians frnn, Texas, held at Fort Bascom. sub
jeot to the order Of tho owners on proof Of pro-
perty.
DIEssNoRE has been removed. CALLIcoTT's snc-
cessor is uuder consideration. Contest bitter.
A contract has been closed by the Postmaster
General through W. D. MANN, Assessor Of
Internal Revenuo ut Mobile, with the Mobile
Trade Company, for tri-wo,kly steamboat mail
between Mobile md Selma. The service COM
mences October 10. Postofices aro to bo im-
mediately opened at important landings on the
Alabama River.
The Hon. LOUIS ID. CAMPBELL has takon the
stump in Ohio in favor of the Democrats.
J. WARREN BELL has been appointed Collector
OF the Customs at Corpus Christi, Texas, cice
MCINTYRE suspended.
Tho speech OF s. s. Cox, of Columbus, Ohio,
and tho proceedings Of the Democratic Conven-
tion or Albany, have q cheer ing effect OH bank
men and capitalists. y
A special dispatch from Nashville says that
BRowNLows election to the Senate is conceded.
The revenue to-day amounts TO 81, 200, 900.
The revenue from customs for the week amounts
to 81, ,250, 900. ,'.,-
From Richmond. {,
RICHMOND, October 4.-General ScHoFlRID's Or
der has been issued, prescribing tho mode OF
election. The civil police to keep order. Polls
to be held responsible for disorder. Register
ing officers during tho election, shall have tho
power OF military commissioners. A registered
voter arrested for any offence election day must
be allowed to vote before being taken to Jail In
districta numbering over fve hundred voters,
separate places must be provided for whites and
blacks to vote. No candidate for Office shall
ofaciste as registering officer in the election. All
liquor shops in the vicinity Of tho polls to be
closed.
The officers of the United States Circuit Court
are arranging the preliminaries for the trial Of
MIR. DAVIS on the LIST November.
Judge UNDERWOOD to-day overulcd motion to
quash an Indictment in q revenue fraud case OH
the ground of want of Jurisdiction. He oyerrulel
tho motion on the ground that the law Of 1926
gives the Court jurisdiction over all cases whether
named u rano r.,,
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From Ncw Orleans.

ST. LOUIS, October 4.-THoaIAs E. NOEL, q mem
Der of Congress from this State, IS dead. T..
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

No. ISL Meeting street. opposite Charleston Hotel
Juno II
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be no shadow Of doubt that in this case tho torch
was applied by ali incendiary.-E Edgefied Ad5er-
User.
o;To.a AsD YET ASoTHEn:-A1d as We 90 to press in
Pond, Dark Corner, Of Mr. j. y. Tompkns's large
tanncry: This took place on Saturday night last,
and is Likewise I" he attributed, with almost abso-
Into certainty, to thu torch OF tho inceudary Be.
sides tho builtling, there was destroyed large
stock or leather, &c., lot oil un9inneL cotton. and
grst mill, which had been run In connection with
the tannery. Edggietd Adustiser.
RETURN OF Ex- GOVERNOR PtcKENs. are glad
70 chronicle The return homo, in greatly renewed
health, of our distinguished ow-cltiZen, OK
Governor Pickens who has been for two months
past, recrllitiI, among lho mount alma and mineral
springs OF Virginia. Yisiting Washington, Balti-
mpra aud Philadclphia in the course Of his snm-
MGR Tour. Tho ,1enkinseS OF Washington seized
upon the Governor iu imagination Of course
and wrolo to their respective Journals further
North that he was Gin Washington to consult with
the President touching affairs III the Second Mill;
tary District" and that hc had said this, and that,
riekonH Waited Washington viii, no political in.
tent or purpose whatever, that lIo did not call on
tho President, that he did not dream Of under
| taking III any manner tho affairs Of tho Second
hi,itary Dstriot and that ho did not say, At least
tho Jenkinaes.- Ed9et'ad Advertiser.
RIaIsrRArIoN IN YoRK DisrRrcr.-The Boards ol
Registration for York District completed their
labors, for the present, on Thursday last, and we
hS nPT kss 'f@P0is s sess
number registered 1905 Majority n2yksn bIsss Ss 3d.
REGISTRATION following returns exhibit
HS a. ana scgas Of SsMirq u this ptr
| >Ptns60ro NaCs.
MASONIC VISIT during the past week tho Ma.
sonic fraternity Of YoEkyillo hayo bcen favored
Campbell, of Iaurens. the Grand Lecturer for South
Carolina who IL on official tour. lie las been
6uslly engaged in instnctmg the craft in theIr
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asr ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order aud inserted by Drs F..
BAUcu and =. G0UQLEMANN formerly employed by
HossossEAu. OF Par1sl. No. Saa broadway, New York
April II lT
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3ebntes &apiteI.

Nidtta! Der Doctor fam. teuor bic
Uliibtddsfunoe 9eidlasen Bate unp
setate fetne6weses abeenetet pon ben per,
id" dbeten Delifate0sn @ebraua su maz
hen. 8eror ct f@ gum 0rdbfuds>
lhmoule ruftete, an nem mad 1etner
Msinuna ote Damen res 6ou (es> al(o
AUDI @onitun,e She'll nsbmen u,uftsu,
sins ct an istn @eldaft, Muefunft ilber
ben Baron 8eron6fY nit letnen @elr>
foroerun9en ;u perlan0en. Gr beqann
obne umldweife, neil er rie Nerpen be,
frau 2anbrat9 fanrte uno ale Nrat ~
beurtbeilen wuete, pab ie DOT Nlternatiou
n'e Gopes perblst9en piirbe. :.
Mber er mubte. penno9 ote Nerpeu=
uno @eelenitdrfe oer 0uten Dame Gter.
iaaBt babeu, penn al6 iie bSre, e8 banpIt
it& UNI 3m6tftauienp Ibaler, pie Ee BEN
wi|ofremoen Manne aue,usatleu babeu
werpe, uenn itd Mues 70 perbalte, 1rie {,
Dem &itteteutsbeitger &norr mitoetbetl,
bate oa erblei&te Die CUTE 6rau biS auf'e
aubsrite uno ibr Slid iu@te Mno(terllQ,
tbre Gc6ter. s@@ppner 2bsobadtste riele
'9ea1atbsbemeaun9 nit Gbsiluabme. 6.
teoauette, Der usberbrtnger 10 tieoerl9la,
esnDsn Na&ri&ten 3u iein, :nar absr nu,
nm 70 ae'pannter auf ben 3uiammenbana
Der Sa@e. 5jiu1[ H?13..! If; rsjl1o4 o.
Nun. Wama, 1fragle @arsaretbe udb=
reno oeHen uno etn { i&mades, ianfles
Sd&sln besleitets ibre Worte fdr@tea
Du, bic Goroerung an unieres 0aters
9fa1lab mS1te rt&tfs fin? J3Dann
tdmt Is bod inner erit parauf an, cab
per Se:r Baron Betonsfp feline An(prdbe
an uns ibepteie.t> 13u6lftauienp Ibalel
fnp etne @umme, bte nt@t obne )Gotma,
lttdten ceppnilt miro. unp aupetoeu1
1besweiFt td. pab Der ieltae papa IIfremp,
@deet ni1fetnsr p1iuattaft peruabrI
2baben iolIe., G3jTo5 >H2t(Ia 9it III ind ;nls1
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User 'o4 ba9 nun eden, Marsaretbe?
fraate f. perorte6itf.

User 'o4 bae nun ei7en, Marsaretbe?
fraate f: uerortsblt&.
@orfan3etft oud 1don In ibr3immer ee@
Sonsen> erw'eoerte pieie mtbperenIat.- Sd
peree bod wobt @eleeenbeit fu9en miiI5en,
me't1e Greunre CUR Muftldrune auer tbrer
trabesn Verbdltni6e auf3uforcern, Drama.
Gs 1eBt fld etn rnertltte5 Mtbpertrauen
in mir fef, oas mi&> bar@ ibr @efprd9
nit uuisrm 9uten 8lumer, ~ &tunoetliz
@tn 3peifel oefiibrt bot.
Wa6 ipra9en ite peun :? fraste Trau
8sreer.
@a6 ite iaete, mar niGt5 @ereG6ttees
-aber 1pie fie es iaate-! @ie lpra&
oe1 unpdroiaen Banosn, bic fetne Spfer,
wts dtte 2iebc fte brtnet, uertb mdren>
une ol6 8lumer tyr erSfnete> rab cine
Grennun8 FOLDER @be Dom @eleBe unter,
ltlgt tperoe> ia itrabl!e tbr Muoe bon
8efrteoieune!
Was Du iaeft> Marearetbe! Gvute
lie-
@ti(> mamo! SD ptQ niGt bSrsn
eae lie mid, betrogen oosr beloeen baben
F5nnts NIT 10 treuberttaen Worten, @tQ
bte fte felbft es mir etneenanbsn bat.
6rau 9anora.b ma9te Elm iebr beoent>
lfdes @ef&t. =.
SD pette, pob i'd jebt Muee e1rutben
BABE. metn &inp rief f1e triumpDtrenp
Mama- bat Marearctbe. II:
Nstn-t6 ptQ nt9t 1hweiaen bat
prd per aeitrtae Sag. cas- @afmabl BEL
Blun1er es Derratben, baB 6err DON @e,
oeraf polfommea in Mnbetung Der 19Suen
Bt!twe perlunten 4 lt--febf Du-teb ebbolb
bat i1e bas @elprd@ NIT Benz bo@wdrots
aen @etft!t&en be8onnen-i9 tpete iebt
WQes-&ue6!
Mar9aretbe bltdte tribe ober lebrrubi0
Dor fid nitper. @te eeb5rte ntdt ~ ben
wstblt@en @elen, bic Yor 2tebe fterten
m1dten. Sse bate ben juneen Nadfolz
ger Tiers @oter iebr germ, bate es iebr
bubl6 9efunpen, als GrauQanpratb Na@=
foleerin tbrer SHUTTER 3u meroeu, bate
id lelbf NIT alien euten @tetn]bafteu,
oter aud nit tbren dubsrn @erbd!tni0en
in Mnl@lag 8ebra@t unb bann 9efunoen
cub Ser paul BON Weoerat gar ntdtS
beNerl6 tbun f5nne, olS fl@ in Ge III pers
!tsben unb f@lteblt@ 3u betratben. 81,
6:rS war mad uno nad wdrmer oepor>
Cen. 6errn oon Weoeraf6 @toen1 6often
er:vedten ibre Mdtung, lein fetne6 Delen
tba! ibr pcbL tbr .6ers idlue idneuer
uno tbre 8anlde pureen lebtai:er. Da
f1a' Trau @ouftan3e Miiuer gebpreue
S6nl3e.
Gin bitteres eddeln leet' l1@ um fire
eippen, ols fie 70 peit nit ibren @span>
fen porgeidritten war uro iie 1drsdte
beftis 5uian1men, aI5 tbte Wutter icbt
wteoerum fra9ts:
QSer fol- paS nun el1en Wargaretbe ?
Wena bod NUT ,peniaitsnS ber Doctor
fame uno oerttlate nit feinen' guteu'Nppsz
ttte efnen She'll oappn!
6sb'6 ouf gum Jrlbitiif, tr5lete Warz
9oystbe. Wor9en frdb ptro Better Gppz
:,er f1pu fDn1men.
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Yreuben, Diirttember9, Baiern u. @o&leu
fir bic erusbersuetbamer
Slbeneenburs, Sr0en, Baeeu. Wsdlsnbure'
@trel;B unS Medlenbare' @apsrtn,
tte 5er;pebhmer
5odblen Wethinecn> @a&len Wltenburg unt
Mnbnt De1au,
une bas Gnrfentbum
@naumburas"s- 2tppe.
Der untersetanete 1T teeen aae gderess eer e.
Ede Der Dritten unb Wain0rabs Gineinuati, ..
6. &. Meae, Gouful.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16

Dte DanD lunB tn
matertal @aaret, ut1b teoes
Elrt opr, SSat,etltenbeoerf
BON
9enrD 9armS,
ct. peter. Mtnneiote.
baIt eetSpprrdtba Sin rei1s6 @Hort'msntees os't's
WrocerteS unb prooiRor1en
ipwie Gaen gBaaren.
Terner etn 2ager opn
S@uben, @ttefeln,
9dtsn, Wtuben. IT, !: ID
Qau!er Mrtitel fir ben sewTbnltaer Bebarf uni
N0es ~ ben wcblFstlfen Dret1en.
Ntb uls, De1M uno go.
gnsros-9dnbler tn
G{1en>, Stablz unb BleGzWaaren.
Oefen uuo Mder9frdtbl@aften
Sdu;teee>, Et1h!sr@ unb &Gfer Wert
seneen, p!atttrten Baaren
une auerlet
Ru n9erdtben.
BeihdftSzeiaen 5um HmbpR-
Drite Strase, Gt.pauL Wftnn
25 412
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16

BQnQuir @e6iel u. DQ6age
@efbGft
BON
McGprb II. 8pSwtnfel Dpr1elen.
&entre ctr. gSinoua, minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16

Ssn unt nab europa au Campf- unb 6eee-s&tfe. gaE
fdaere erben te1rbert poi r8ea> enr &enbabn Stasu
6aepya's btreet nab a0nsua.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-13
HIGH TIME TO PAUSE.
The Worcester Palladium, republican

The Worcester Palladium, q republican
paper, says
1.-THE mass of the democratic repuhiicanas went
into the neworganization as republicans, not to
revolutonize political opinions and creeds, but
to save the Union Having helped to do that,
through the war, they pause to see TO what point
of the political compass they are drifting wheth-
er the tendency of party action is to such mar
ked changes in the government as may givecoun-
tenance to the fear that the Union may be i'm
perilled in peace well in war"
We take this to be one of the main causes
of the late democratic victories-and of
others yet to come. 1t is certain that great
many democrats left the party in 1861, in
the full belief that the war was waged to
save the Union, and for no other reason.
Most of us did not believe anything of the
sort; and as the sequel is developed-negro
freedom, negro equality, negro supremacy
and negro first, last and all the time, it is
not strange that men who hazarded their
lives for the Union should pause" and
wonder that they get so much negro and SC
| little Union.-Manchester n. H Demo
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