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EXCELSI0Rl EXCELSIOki
CEIASTELLAR'S
HAIR EXTERMlNATOR,

For Removing supernuous Hair.
Two THE LADIES ESPECIALLY. THIS 1NvAIUADI.u
deptlaory recommends itself being nn aimost in.
dispensbo article to fenne beauty Is essy applied
docs not burn or inure tho akin. but acs directly The
roots Il is warranted TO remove superfuous hair from
low forehoads or from part OF the body, completely
totally and radically eIurpating tho aame leaving the
skin soA smooth and natural This Is the only article
uscd by tho Frcnch and 10 tho only real ecctusi deps-
tory In existence Prce 76 conts per PACKAGE post-
paid to any addEess on receipt OF un order. By
BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chennista
March so Iy, No. @5 Kiyer st, Troy. n. Y.
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unltimoro Market.

BALTIMORE. May y31.-CoTros.-Holdcrsw were firmer
today onSh thero Ia yciy o activity on the part OF
bnyGfs Td notice the sale OF sall tot low iniddns
20 cents and strc mddlipg which is scarce. br!d firm
at 81 Il conta per pou4t. H' '"E
CofrEE-1ho m.:ket is quiet; harS only to otice
gold; low grades Very dull stocI Of Rio In aIst lands
l65oo bags. a,
Spring Wheat Super al elo rs; l25 bills Northwestern
Extra. good al SIS 5U 100 bbls Howard street do choice
sla ~ Tho narict closed very fat, with plenty of
sellers, but buyers in anticipation OF further dc.
cline il prices We repeat quotations of yesterday.
though mostly nominal, III follows:
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TO TAX PAYERsf
fT1HE PoLLowINaj oRDRhEuE :Isi PUBLISHED

i for tho information OF all persons concerned:
an onDHASoR Ahrntp ORDINANCE TO nAlt1 SUP.
PLIn ron THE rRAn 1851, AND ron oruKn 1Unposxs.
L Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen In City
dr.nce 10 raiso supples for the year 1867 and other
purposes be paid or before tho 18th day Of Juno nox:
and that persons who shall mako default Of payment Of
their taxes on that day. shau pay In addition to tho
amount OF their taxes, ono and half pcr cont pcr
month until the 3st day OF July, WHOM Ii not paid nm
amount or two pSr. cent per month upon tho amount
1es shni bc paid and aitor tho s1st day Of August
throe per cont per month tho amount oil duo
ahnl be paid until payment OF the whole made
H. That oil persons who neglect fall TO pay their
monthly taxcs ON or before the fifteenth day OF each
month shall respectively pay tho amounts thereof
two por cont per month from auch ifteenth day until
payment Ia mnde. - II
Natncd in City Council this rsventh day OF May, In
tho yesr OF our Lord ono Thousand eight hundred
EIty-sevsn. '-''- '-H
lI.al P. aAn.LARD, M.yor.
". II. SMITH. Clark Of Council amo May ii
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ORDINANCE.

THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is Published
u for tho Information OF all concerned
AN ORDNANCE TO REGULATE THE cLxANsIso PlIyfEs
AND VAULTS IN THE CORPORATE CITY.
]. DO u Ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen, lhnt
from aud ater tho ratification OF this Ordnance shall
no. bc lnwu for any person TO cleanse remove tho
contens Of Vaults or Privies within tho imts OF tho
city, without having previously obtained llconse the
same all such hecnses 70 oIptra tho 3Ist DocomLcr
"f evoy year, and DO subject TO all requirements nIpos-
Cd by Ordinances regulating The granting OF Lcensos
DrayB nnd Carts.
Ii. That tho OF Barrels In open Carts anil Wagons
s prohibited and parties applying for License s be II
quirc TO provide ooVod Carts suitable tho purposc
Ill. All persons having Huch License shall report RI
ofth Guard HOUSES during tue day, his their
tention 10 such work during tho ensuing night in the
Lower Wards such report 10 bo made to the Man
House, In tho Upper Wards to Uppor Guard House
~. Tho plnco plsces for tho depost OF such of1
shall bo designated from time to time by tho Mayor
" Every owner or driver OF such Licensed Carl or
othor person who shall yolse any the provision.
OF this Ordinance shall neglect rofse 10 obscrv
tho sanc OF them, shnl forfeit md pay for each
offence fine not TO exceed twenyny dolnrs, TO be
forced by tho Mayor his Court recovered in any
other Court OF competent Jurisdiction
Ratified In City Council this seventh day OF HAY, In The
yoar OF our Lord thousand eight hundred ak
ty-Beycn.
H. g. P. C. GAIILARD,
W. II. SAITH, Msyor
Clerk of Council Smo Nav 10
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CuARLEsr Ton.
Arrived Ycsterdny.

schr E Palmer, Palmer. baltimore, 3tI days from
tho city. Corn nnd Ndzc. 10 p Locke n Il Agent
Holmea Calder, JeToris & Co II Il Mcdowell. Press.
ley. ID Frnnke. Il Gravcr, Yon Ho.len, G n Ayerl
Son, Klinck, wickenberg Co. Il III Butler, ID
Kirkpatrick. z D+vin, West Jones. y a.
STEAMER Eiza Hanco1 Richardson, Savannah via Hi.
ton Head and Beaufort Mdzc. 10 Ferguson Holmes.
sloop Amelia, Roberts, Ashcpoo bales Cotton.
To Bco l. Co, ] Prinylc, kAnspaaI, Lannoau
K Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
scbr Dexter wnshburn. Harkncss, Dllhmore-J A Ems
low 4 Co.
Went to Sen Ycsteriny.
Sclr Vraio, Maron, Jacksonville
Schr Golden Date. BlaslRpd Philadelphia
scllr Myrovcr, hughes, Wilmington. N @.
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WE HAVE USED GALTIGuAN's pIIIsa AND
" hnd they will do all that Ia claimed for Ilem and
eheertIl!y recommend them TO pubic favor
T. H. WAT1A EI-9orernor OF Alabama
=. W. A. SANFORD. Atty Gent Of Alabama
RoBT. DoUaHEnTY, Judge Supreme Court. Ala.
From TnonAs J. JupoK. Judge suprnmo Court
bafe used GALLIGHAN'S PILLS on my plnntst,nn
,or Fever and Ague, and hnd them all lst Ia claimed
Montgomery. Ala. September %, 1855. . 'i''s-
,L LowspEs COUNTY Alabama
d4LLlGHAN,s FEVER AND AoUE Pills viii do
They arc decidedly the best MEDICINE for Cbu and
times the phoe. III GRAuIM '
One box Of aALLIdHAN's PILLS cured mo perfeeiIv
Chtlls and Fever I ever saw. A. a. ROyaInsSN ~
Clerk Superior Court Sumter County, da.
MosTooMKnY. ALA, July o. 1855
gAlLidHAE'S PILLS on two occasions for CGiiis sns
Fever and ind thnt they effect that they nro nenJ
60 TO do They arc the Gest remedy for te Iseass H.,
nave e'Gs s consider them PERFECTLY reliable
Grand Bee. Grand Lodge Of F. and 4. b. Of HLbsm..
Albany, dA March IL, 1867
hAyo used dALLIGHAN'S PILLS In forty csscs.
boat Fever and Aguo Pill put up.
ABB FAINT.
iwHeLRsALE IN CHARLESTON. by
GOODRICH, wINEMAN g. CO..
.,...un No. lb3 Meeting street.
BLOUNT & HALE,
-, PRopRIETOIs,
may emo Montgomery. Ala.
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The New Citizens.

~! The New Citizens. .c+4sr.
Tho following from tho Now York Commercial
Adceriiser, -ot Friday, is Instructive:
WHO AaE EMIT rIED TO THE VOTES OF THE FREED
b,.A ;, MEN?
The answor to this Inquiry must suggest itself
: too obviously to require q moments argument
For tho onanclpated slaves to vote for any party
hut That to which they nre indebted fer ther free
dom, would be as nnwise Us unSrateful. Tho least
inicRnsd ambny tho freedmen are capable OF dis
criminating between friends and enemies. What
We object to ls the eagerness shown by Radical
lenders to choapCn sufflngo md do1noraizo elGc-
tions blythe Immediate introduction OF masses Of
persons who, MI Grceloys Appeal admits, aro Gig
nornnt Of the means By which suffrage ID eI-
pressed" - . ~ ..tf
Tho question OF Southern negro Huiirngo should
be dealt with by statesmen, in connection vita the
hno ihtercsts nnd welfare OF tho country. The
:. indecent hasto which cliaracteriZcs the movement
/ of Presidential aspiranta, is calculated TO alarm
things ypstly moro important to tho freedmen thai,
tho Ballot. Nor Is It with reference to his welfare
that tho Greeleys and tho Kclleys nro yelling for
universal negro suffrage"
These reflections arc suggested by letter from
Louisiana publshed i'll tho Philadelphia (Rspub-
i. CAM Inquirer, giving what passed botwccn a re-
Clustering officer nau freedman:
: To-day was nj tho registrars Office, whero [
learned that over 110D names had boon recorded
While was thore sound Of eoiorcl mcn called
the nnnbor was thon lied up to tho desk:
: "What ia your .nalie, BIZ 2"
"sicily Johnson"
''ftOW dO SOu bpeH your LHdt unulo e
"DnIt know, mason"
''Wllere were you born 2"
"Donit know, mnBsa."
'sHow old arc you Z"
(. "I 'apocks ESQ about forty years, naassa."
HlIow do you know that p
4 "Dekaso de man on do stops told mo llo 'specks
rse forty, md 'specks so too" tHc was certain-
ly over aixty.)
"Can you road Or write 2"
"NO, ninssa."
'Whero do you 1.-Two ?"
"Dowd hero on tho blu" tbnyou).
Tho candidate for citizenship was directed TO
hold up his right haid when tito oath was admin
isterod, in response to which ho constantly ro-
peated, .'Yes, innssa," "Ycs, massa." Tho clerk
then said
"Can you repeat TO mo anything have just said
to you2"
aNo, mnasa."
s.Doyon know what did say to your"
THNo, mnssa."
Tho applicant for registration then mado his
mark, received his certificate, and departed
"citizcn."
This is ono evidence OF the general ignorance OF
the blacka-tho frccdmou.
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COMMERCIAL.
The ChnrIeston Cotton nlur,sc,

Exports.
BALTIMORE-Por Bclr peIl,r waaliburn-l30O 900 fect
Sawed Lumber. $4,000 feet Flooring Boards.
The ChnrIeston Cotton nInriket.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening. Juno 8, 1851
There was active demand at about the rates OF tho
day before Sales 30s bales soy IL at 49, ut a. "a a,
22 36 al 22H 2s ut 23 80 at 23 49, 122 al
25!S, IL ul 20. a ut AZ wo quole
nhuunug. ~
Strict Mlddllng. .............,..,,,l7
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FIRE LOAN.

FIRE LOAN.
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON)
CrrI HALL, November 8. 1896. I
A LII PERSONS DESIn0US OF REBUILDING IN 1,9E
n Burnt Districts and Waists Places Of tie City un.
dor IAN Act o! the General Assembly. giving authority
TO Tho CITY Council Of Charleston procee In The mat
ter Of Ftro Loan With yiev to aid In building up the
City anew are hcreby notified that tho or sppI.
cation for oans be obtained Al the oce Of The rh
Of Council between tho hours Of 9 A. II. and p. M
ALI applications must boz d In tho above mentioned
Iider the same
By order OF the Mayor ". Il. SMITH
Noyember1a CLERK Of Council
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~fkEEEEHb'NUVICE. "
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
,.' ..s'sr. hnrch !. 1867, f
A LII TAyERN-KEEPRRs, AND pEHsoNs RETAIL
II ING sprrituous liquors, within tho city lnits who
bayo not executed their bonds and taken proper
cards to show that they license 70 so viii be N.
ported a. not complying with tho law altar Monday 9th
Inst g - . ri. i.ty, = y
1bose who haYo cars nso heroby notified to have tho
eame placed in conspcuous placo In the window. All
falling 70 observe this notice win also be reported after
The Unconventional time W. q. RarTH,
March u Clerk OF t,ouncil
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NOTICE..

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE
CnARLEsror, g. o., May 23, 1903.
DARAGHAPH u. o. ORDINANCE TO REGULATE
L the Cleansing Of Pivies and YaultR" forbids tho
use Of barrels IN OF en- carts and wagons and parties ap
suitable for ths purpose All persons therefore, who
purpose taking jobs Of the kind hereby required 10
bring their cars TO main guard house for inspection be
cEosppiJ.ls fer i.cense. u. D. sIdHLLD,
May 24 .mo Captain Of Police.
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ConsiRnocs por south carolina ltatIrond,


l8 balcs Cotton 10 bales Yarn 80 balos Waste 81 bbls
Spirits and 23 bbs Crude Turpentinc, II bbls losin
car Catuo, car Marble, md Sundrics. To Il Agent
Street Bros GO. ID Kussoy. Gbbes & Co. Z II Rod.
gers < Go. u WIss K Co. q hvurill & son, Willis l.
Ghtsoln. L Adgcr Co, 81 Goldsmith & Son. Adams
Frost co, Airs snowden. Mottc Hucllet s. Co. Rob.
tson L Co. E Pritche, Utsey Kenyon, " Pitzcl J
Canpscn Co, Chisolm Bros. q II Hopl,ock.
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'uSsc GERS.

Per steamer Eliza HancoI, from Savannah, win Beau
ort nnd Hilton Head-MIss 4 Wntllaw, ] IL Dcppisb NJ
sisst, En.pne. Mrs Wilder, Wiidor. Reddish.
Mrs Scranton. a King a dickson, l. n Donaldson, Z
! Nickols, G Wright ] lhumpson, q Ely. and 10
leck.
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NOTICE.
oFFfcR OF THE CHIEF OF poLIcE,(

OFk1CE Of THE CHlkf OF POL1CE,l
CHAnLISroN, q. c.. Hay 1. 1907.
TUE REGULAR INSPECTION OF TIfE LOTS AND
4 tnelosures. vaults, DO, viii oommeneo ON HoHddy
ez Inst ounern and occupants hereby required
nll NTH and garbage 10 removed requires by ord
innco- Other inspections viii follow. - -.
ny ordor Of Mayor aaIILi1D.
f.f O. d BdwALp"
Chfef ef Police.
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CHEROKEE INJECTION,


does not nil to cure Gonorrhea. Cle<f and all Nv.
oous Dischar0es In Male or Female, curing recent
cosss IN from ons to hrss ddys, ead 10 eIpoeialy
recommended IN thoso cases Of Fiuor Albus Or
'Whftts IN Females. The two medicines used IN
conjunction will not il to ths dsssreesbls
complaint and 10 those csses Whero other medlcinss
have been used without success H
p.!e' Esmsdy, sS,gy, One Bottle e Three Bottles &
The Cherokee u Ouren Remedy" and aH1Jxo-
ffon" arc 10 bo found In all weli regulated drug
stores and arc recommended BY physlcilns and
Druggists al over tho world, for tbsiFihirndo worth
and msdt Some unprineipled dealers, however,
try to deceive their customers, BY selling ehesp and
WORTHLESS eompound.-ln order u make money
gtt VII! not buy them for = writ: 70 rs and V:
and free from observation. We treat all diseases 10
Ghieh tho human ,y.tem Is subject, and viii %
tho4e Who have hifed to receive relief tsretofore
Ladies' or Eeptsmen can address rs ta p<,ise con-
GdsxoA We desire 10 send our ihIrty.tao page
pamphlet free 70 every lady and gentleman ~ the
o. ldviee, to the sole proprietor,
b Dr.. ". q. HBRWIE, 81 Walker st,, y. I.
Maya :. shstal,Yi
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CITY TAVEs-MONTIILY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ABSRSsoR,l
CRY HALL June 1st, 1867 /
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
IN that the Monthly Returns for tie month of May
past In compliance with tho Tax Ordinance ratified OF,
the 18Th day Of Deoember 1s6a must be made be-
foro Tho 10th instant D. @. GIBSON,
Juno IS City Assessor
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days. 81. " ~,
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-Only ~ bbls Sugar and bb!s
ciscrn bottom nve been received from the since
yesterday. No Moaseus. Tho for tho domestic
production IL over md only few hhda of Sugar wcru
sold to-day at l2c per ID TOR fair and I3al3IS for yell
low clarified. There nothing doing Cuba sugar or
MoIasses. : ~. =. --77-. ,
conN-Thc market Is un and prices nro q little casicr
for buyers, though without any quonble decline There
SHES to-day uf II, 1000 Sacks which 250O white aud
yellow mixed Mt u 17I. 400 whto mixed, 31 Mixed 60o
do and io) do at 81 20 per bushcl 1900 yellow and
white 81 2Un25 1000 white ,ud 81 49, B0U white
2oGIdo und 1000 Mt FL IS per eushoI
fnE,oHIs-@o have again 10 note dull fright
market Tho rates 1c por lb for cotton by etcam for
New York and lsnston. c for Philadelphia stesnl for
New York aud Boston so por sack for corn, per
bb for flour nn 81 for porR Stoaln fol Iy. rpool i
tor cotton, sal I'D. for Havre 1,,c.
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Now Orleans Eurl.et.

NEW ORLEANS, Mny 28-CorToy-Tho movement
to-day has been toward Increased inactIon Tho HpnIv
wns light and mcagrciy assorted, with decide inIis
position on tho part OF buyers 10 como forward unlcss at
hai III view OF tho encouraging or tho Lvcrpooi
adriccs manifested desire whatever accept otLor
Than u prices ucco, tho days transactions hayo been
Oi Restricts character amounting the close 10 barely
Goo barH, ten brokers participating In tho business Wu
ha.o no variations to report in prtecs the sacs ced
ons, which were us Iollows Ordinary. 20alic; GOOD
ordinnrS' 3Sci Low Middng. 24Ha25c, and Md.
factory position OF sterling exchange cacrcihod an In.
huuuce raiher uniaYoruole 10 exteuled oprratfons
sU. BrATE,IENr OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept lst, 1866. bales. .l02 os2
,eecireu polAs ..-''.. .....-'..'....... l6O
t S35, ,1Si
SsAPott.u .n0Ao
Exported previously .74S 8U2-743 500
Stock hand > a
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoUar FOR SoUrp Ca
EoLINA-FouRTn CucCIr-Dccemher 19.-Hon.
Geo S. Bryan, D. j, presiding.
Inre Newelle Harman & Mcdonald Us. Elijah
W. Brown and l.. u j. y. Bowie, survivors, Us.
Elijah W. Brow.,-Funds in hands Of j. j. NJ Ep-
ping, Marshal, under junior executor. in United
States Courts. Claimed by sc1lor executor, III
Court Common Peas Tor Anderson. On the rctarn
of the rule on the Marshal, and aitcl hearing ar-
gt:,,ent, on motion Of Nhitucr, attorney foI
Bowics and with consent OF Harrison, attorney OF
Newclle Harman & Mcdonald, and of +. #. Perry,
attorney Tor plaintiffs, in execution issued from
this Court, and of even da. Win tho execution in
the above mentioned case 1t is ordered, that j. 2.
NJ Eppng, Mashal, do pay over to the sheriff OF
Anderson, or the attorneys oil the said Bowles,
the mCns;s in his hands, or 50 much thereof as
will be necessary to pay the damages, costs 0nd
expenses il then said execution.
III re Joseph Mend |, declared blnlrupt.-Ap-
pication TO release NJ. Wma[ock, bail OF said Men
del. f. W. Fickllng opened the argument, in Ia
vor of tho motion, McMaster was heard i'll reply,
and J. j. Pope closed i'll reply. 1t was contcndcd,
that principal LenS declared bankrupt, tue bail
is DISCHARGED from the DEBT, !ncsmuch rs the
Court takes possession OF person and property OF
bonkrupt on his being declared bankrupt. in
reply, ii was urged that creditors might yet come
in and hinder the banlir ipt from obtaining his
final discharge. Att3r he lrng argument at length,
for and aga INST application, the Court refused to
order discharge or bail, but required that tho
principal be surrendered.
The Court adjourned on Thursday at a late hour,
after laborous session OF nearly month. We
understand that all the cases on the variors dock
ets, which were ready for trial. have been disposed
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But to test the Doctors Bible knowledge and

But to test the Doctors Bbo knowledge and
contemporancops history:
We now DEFY hin, or any Que else, to point his
finger to 4 SINGLE INSTANCE, whcro any Apostle
EVER PREACHED TO n Yi:oRo-eyer bap lied one-or
over established NEGKo CHURCH or THIS EARTH.
We say w DIZZY him, OF any other man, to do this.
The Apostle Paul declares that tho Gospel" in
his day, mad boen preached throughout the whole
world and he spoke truth. And we now say
again that we defy the Doctor, or any other man,
10 show one single MICRO CHURCH established by
them, or q single negro baptized by them, any
more than hc can show / church OF horses, asses,
goats OF sileep, established or baptized by thom
churches such Us can be shown o. the whites
II won't DO to dodge ths question. God will
make ticm ans Sci, or he Will cy,-': them into the
lie them try it. 1t
won't do to say the Christian Church AMONG he
c-r-o-e-s, is involved in that same obscurity that
oyerhaugi the dmoniacal idea that the neg % is
,hc offspring Of Ham, Shem, or Japhor. The
apostles either did ordid not preach to negroes.
IL they preached TO them, where were their
churches?
Then that second sprout Of infdclity among tho
learned (:) clergy, which they lay to the Apostle
Paul, saying in Athens (soo Acts xvii. 26), ''That
Of one blood God hath made all the nations OF men
for 10 dwell on all face Of the c1rlll." This,
they say, necessarily includes the whole negro
race.
Well, VIC now utter another defiance to those
learned gentlemen. We defy them to put their
finger on ONE SINGLE passage in tie Bible, from
the first otter to The Gs, one in il. where the ne
gro is called NATION any more than horses, asses,
cattle, sheep OF goats, are calcl NATION or Ma
rIoXs. Let thom try it. Christ told his disciples
TO preach the Gospel 10 every nation, and they say
they did; but how is II they never baptized a ne
gro or established negro church? These learn
cd (?l men woull mako tho Snviours orders, and
the veracity Of his Apostles, cf little account
alas for our poor fallen natures. We are great
VERY great III our vain imaginatioGs. We want 10
show God that vo 1an make good CHRISTIANS OF
BEASTS, although We can hardly make 1 true and
honest one Of ourselves.
Again, it can be shown from the Bible tina! it is
as impossible (roverently speakiag) for God to
make BLACK MAN and endow him with SOU, as
ior him TO create FIRE WITHOUT HEAT.
want al to be said against ''Aric" that can be,
justly or unjustly said, before We reply. We are
nov preparing ournoiesf1 another work, in which
all these matters will be properly attended to.
Most of what has been said against ''Arie" is de-
nuncatory not worthy Of man.
You may print this hastily written sketch if you
think proper and your papers ac willing '.Arel'
should be heard. ARIEL.
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Tho status of the Negro.
"ARIEL" IN HIS OWN DErENcE-A SPICY AND splR-
TIED REPLY TO HIS AssAILANTs.

In accordance with our announcement OF yes
terday, We publish to-day two letters from Ariel
intended rs partial answer to some Of The most
prominent replies that have been given TO his noW
woil-known pamphlet on the negro.
Ii need hardly be said that we do not, IN any
shape OF form, agree with " Ariel" in his peculiar
opinions and conclusions; but We arc content 10
allow both sides of the case to be heard, with no
doubt as to the decision that every unprejuiiced
r,asonor viii folm. Ariel writes with viGor and
is evidently in earnest, and this is the whole praise
that we can admit to be his due.