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Post Onfcc Notice.

Posr OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, 8. e., July 4, 1867.
After to-day tho mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at o'clock AM, and to-day aud after
wards they aro expected to reach tho Railroad
'station" at $50 o'clock P.M and to bc ready for
delivery nt This ofco at $3.50 o'clock PM, oxcopt
On Sunday, whom tho hour will bo from Pm. to z
p.M., until further notice.
STANLEY @. TRuTT, r. NJ,
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Wo are indebted TO Mr.. A. +. MELcuEns, No. 1Os
Market street, for lato copios OF tho friminai
Zeifang, and Of GEnHARD's Garier{at6e; q new
atory is commenced in this number by ono of tho
bcet Of living German noyclists, FRED GEnsrEcK-
En, md our German literary friends should pro-
cure this number.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Jon WoRK.-Wo Ivo now completed our oiico
80 as to execute, il tho shortest possible limo
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and wo most re-
spcctfuly nsk tho patronage OF our friends.
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: PANIC sTnucK BEAuTT.-1t ia torrible shock 30
q charming woman-indced; TO any woman TO
find that her tooth arc beginning to co." .Nevor
will any human being who usos the fragrant sdzo-
DON'T, whilo tho tooth arc still sound, make thai
discovery. EYcn whom .deoay has commenced, Il
Immediately atops its progress. -, tuthss
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STANLEY G. TRurT, r. NJ.

STEAMSHIP CHAMPION. Shippers per steamship
Champion, for Now York, arc notified that bills Of
lndng should DO handed in by 10 O'Clock to-day.
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STnUoK DT LIauTNINo.-Tho thunder storm OF
Wednesday,, which passed. over this city, was ono
OF tho first Of the season, and fcars cntortan-
cd TINT somo buildings had been struck by tho
lightning. As far as wo can learn, tho residence
Of Mr. GADsDEN No. % Spring street., was tho only
ono injured by tho storm. Tho building was
struck by tho lightning during the carly part of
tho atorm, but no damngo was done beyond
knocking of tho arch of Tho Chi imnoy.
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The COMMENCEMENT OF ST. JosErus ACADEMY
AiAnYLAND.-The commencement OF this Academy
took place at Emmetsburg, Nd, on tho 9th nIt
The exercises were of an interesting character and
badges Of excellence, prizes, medals, &C.. were
awarded to tho successful candidates. Among
those who received tho highest honors OF occasion
was Miss ANNA g. NoRTHnoP OF this city. A gold
snednl and crown was awarded, and tho corona
ton performed By Father BURIANpo in On impros-
sive manner. Tho Baltimore Sun statee that the
o1erciRes werc OF a nature calcuntcd to show off
the attainmeEts OF the pupils and tho general i'm
precision was that tho graduates Of st. Josephs
were fitted to occupy any sphere in lifo.i
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NOTICE.

rliHF NOTICE. Il .p..tif,l ~
",aIf oTT1cE qnRT. OF RlRE .DRpAR,dKEr.( III
|, rsh Z. .ti,y .ns,,- IA Juno 20, 1857. /: :,
'IfWE hTTRBT1pN OF ALL PARTIES ARE HHRRDY
directed 70 the following Ordinance. rstined Juno
It3A: -,s:in t.-i.Gb inG,;D nsI@hh 20 1iT =
roi sANI oRDnaANcE i,nH -, = L., y. y: !.i q;
,;.r,s,, m nKtartos 70 .ruRLIo HELIas ID. -5i.rS
~ y orddtned BY: ia NdSor and Aldermen IN Cpty
conit qutnbl That II ahail and may be lawful for
ne Board q Flrc frn tnno TO tnS 70 orestrsi
"a bny cty vhesosef irs tstr judgnsont Tho
pu5a good shail require .uc restrant or
pesfd f Fsc a.stsss 10 rotation % so paSo wSils Ia
pdrsnahoo Aof ths Ordinance, afer notice gvnn por-
sonauy IN writing, or duly published in o. Tho city
for eSary such ononoo. s.Ns. II. u. NATHAN, aH
juno ~ 49, 1mo Chiof Etrs Departments
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]. o. o. F., held on the 4th inst, tho toliowil
officers wore'instaltcd for tho current torn:
d. wEDEMEYEn, p. @.
Brother GEO. KBUSE, N. @.
Brother E L. TERRY, v. @.
Brother O. H EBERHARDT, r. S.
Brother J. z MEYER, p. 8. and Treasurer.
Brother GEO. Opel, O. TT-- --1'''
Brother J. ". SWEET, ".
Brother w. N. TAFT, II Ii. 3. to N, O. d.
Brother r. ROTH, L. II. 8. TO N. @.
Brother 9. SPECREhTRR, r. II. 8. TO v @.
Brothcr G. d. WEBB. L. Ii. S. to v. @.
Brother G. Il. SCHLEPPERGRIL, II. s. g.
Drother GEORGE SCHhIDT, T.. s, s;
Brother ". F. DUNLAP. 1. q.
Brother c. JACKSON, o. q.
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Nyo Would by no Means
Recommend any medicine which VIC did not know to Ii
good. particularly for infants. Hut tI MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP, wo eau speak from know
ledge. In our own family Il has proved blessing In
decd by giving infant troubled with collie palms, quIc
sleep. and It's parents nnbrokcn rcst at nIght-Bo,o,
Christian Freeman.
DO euro and call for
"hI1ss. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the .fae sinite OF "CUnrIs PERKINS" on the
oulaide Wrapper. All others base limitations.
DOWIB d NOISE,
No. 16I MEETING STREET.
July4 tbs.u8 Opposite Charleston Hotel
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"E' FiItIi LOAR.,i h. ..l..:.:
~ AAYORhLTY OF CHARLESTON
No.

will. CrrY HALL. November Q, 1865. 4 I.
IL. PRISONS DESn0US OF REBUILDING IN THR
IA Burnt Districts and Wastc Places Of tho City uu.
der can AT OF tho General Assembly giving ory
b tho City Connc OF Charleston to proceed In tho
ter Of Frt Loan with View 10 aid In building up th
City anew, arc hereby noacd that Tho form OF appl
cation for loans can be obtained At tho oce Of the Crt
Of Council, between the hours OF A. n. and r. NJ o
ALI applications must DO "a: in Tho sboFe mentioned
oiic ~ The COMMITTEES Will meet o7sry Monday 10 con.
Iider Tho samc. ~. .H| :, I. N
E! DJordei Of tho Mayorj Il W. q. SMITH: L.!
NoTemb<r10 2. ..,.......s., Clerk OF Council
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT News FROM Fan
CousTnY.-Tho President OF tho Ladies Dcnovo-
lcnt Society Of tho Citadel Square Baptist Church
gratefully acknowledges tho receipt Of 800, in nil
Of the poor and ncedy, from Mcssrs CARLETON
EoRwoop & Co., ship-buildcrs and limo mauufac-
Jurors OF kockport, NIaino, through their cores.
pondonts in tins city, Mcssrs. OLNEy & Co.
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Tho Tirnc TO Advertise I'm tho Country.
THE PHOENIX has large circulation throughout th,
middle aud upper Districts OF tho State. AdvcrsipI
rntcs as reasonable tho srngency OF the money
kct will warrant Merchants nnd otcrs wishing TO ust
uIo columns OF tho paper will sddresn
JULIAN A. sELDY, Proprietor.
February 26 Columbia 8. G.
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lir Nctt" N |, NOTlUE1s 81 A.
n syIOR CLHRE OF ooUNonet-THE FOLLOWING
peG ths yelr 1867 b phblshsd for tho Information
personb 4cng doods by mpo or otherwise who are
not residents OF this city ALI Snh persons arc horeby
notiaod to report at this once. .8.f
'Threo dollars on ornry hundred dollsrs OF al goods
otherxtso.n ~ ss.N w. II. SMITH,
Asreh & ~, Clsxk OF Council
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
1'ry Them,

ALL K1NpsoF JOB WORK DONE AT TIE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
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RENovAL.-Our friend, Z. F. CHATEAU, who laa
for somo timo held forth at tho corner Of Chnl-
iucrs and Church streots, has rocoutly changed
lis base, aud iH now located ono door below tho
Mills House, in Meeting street. Mr.. CnArEAu is n
Eaddlcr Of renown, and his stock is full and COM
plete. Wo trust tho movo will provo beneficial,
md tho new stand alwaya preserve the popularity
gained by his predecessors, Mcssrs. MoKENsIE
& Co,
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TIE CHRIsTIAN NE1ounoR.-Reverond SIp1 n.
Browne, preacher OF the South Caroliua (NIctho-
dist) Conference, has sent us prospectus of o
now paper he designs publishing, to be called
"1he Christian Neighbor." Tho general object OF
the publication, he says will be stho maintenance
Of the christian scriptures the standard of right
in all questions which involve morality, whether
these questions appertain to man individually or
collectively, and whether arising from his relation
10 God or his noighbor. Enjoining conscientious
obedience to ali tho ordinances OF civil govern
ment not in conflict with the Inv OF God, "1no
Christian Ne,gh6or" will be an uncquiyocal advo-
cate Of christianity appostd 10 toar either oep-
sive or defensive. Persons interested in tho mat
Ter will please address Mr.. D., at Marion Court
House., South Carolinn. 'fn ,y,,ru~i,
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A Fact Worth Knowing.
Tho beet investment for IN invalid, who suffers from
debility or loss OF appetite, bottle Of PAsKsIss Ho-
patio Dittcrs as will bc suro to gye relief For sac by
oil Druggists.
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SARATOGA
"EXGELSIOR" SPRING WATER.

TNHE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
i be pnequaed by that OF any other In The fnrfamed
valley OF Suratoo Its virtues such have secured
u tho high oncomiumH OF all who hnyo H. poasoss
Ing as does Ia an eminent degree catharc durGtc
alternative and tonic qualities. Il. IT,
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ. D., Professor
Practice OF physc, Jefferson Medical College, phila
dolphin, formerly OF Charleston 8. @. '0.''I .
-r. PHILADELPHIA, November Is, 1865.
have been for year or moro past in the habit OF
taking tho water OF tho "EIcolsor Spring OF SARATOGA
Accustomed during the great portion or my invalid lille
TO so the different waters Of tho several fountains which
upon illcm Tor much Of tho comfort cnJoy am sau.
fSd that tho EXCELSIOR Wstor is rs well ndaptod any
other among uo, not moro So TO tho purposes for
which They generally employed 1t 10 very agreeable
strongly mprcsna!ed with tho earbonc acid yely and
reeoinnond It to all who necd gentle cath,rhc and
diurntic. ~" SAMUEL, HENRY DICKSON M D. :
Tho Water Is put up In Pint and Quart bottles and
four dozen cac and Quarts In boxes Of two dozea each
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Try Them.
Muny persons llayo within this summer experienced
tho benefits to DO derived from tho Of PGsxNIN's
HEPArio BITTERs wo would recommend them to all
who stand IN need Of o tonic.
For salo by oil Druggists. October 0
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AT THE anniversary meeting of tho Cincinnati, !"
held on tho Ath instant tho following officers wore
elected for tho ensuing year;
Hon. JAMES sIMoNs, President.
Gen. ". j. DESAuSSunE, Yice-presidcnt.
GEO q. REID, Esq., Treasurer.
JAMES SIMONS, ESQ.,, Secretary,
S40s MsAaa e EakEsT9N, sih91S II Esq., Stewards
Standing ConImiaee-McssTs. ". p. Finley Thts. F.
Drayton, Evan Edwards, Hopson pincknoy, ii. w. De-
saussurc, D. II. Road aud RoOt. J. Pnckney.
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AUCTION SALES.
UNDER DECREg IN Equity;

HedM cs. Whiting, Ga at.
on iuURSDhY tho It'll July next, ut IL O'Clock will
Tho undersigned,
ALL THAT PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND slu.
an on tho west p!e OF wnnD River In The Parsl, of 81
tS. a ~. Dcniis. containing 9vo hundred ad
ma1do River south on land OF J. NJ. Vcinps north on
lanu cf -, nnd west OH land Of -- " ~ "
Tho said Plantation is distant from tho City - ,pcs
ny water nnd 10 miles by nnl hne hard beach cI.
tends Along tho whole river border. portIon Of In,
land Is cleared and has produced tho beat Sen Island
GoNon Thn balance Is well wooded with OAK and un,,
landing ~ ~ " e"o"
Tcrlns-One third casI Balance on n crstl, nj ono
nnd two years. eocr,d by tno bond Uf Tho prcl,nscr
nrl inortHsGe Of tho premises Purchaser q, pay for
Iapcrs nnd stamps. J. W. tiI,hY "
juno II IL TIL hnstcr lu EIiitv
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Observation-Disclosures,
OFFfCR CLERK OBJ COUNCIL,

Il ~. March J. 1867. J.
IA ING sptrituou4 liquors, within tho city limits who
baye their bonds and akon out tho proper
clrds to show that they hayo nconso TO SOIL will be
ported as bot complying with tho law, after Xondy 9Th
ThDse who IhAye cnrds are bercbJ notified ohAve tho
fame plIced in conspicuous place IN tho winior. All
falling 10 observe thia notice will also bo rcp6tted, amer
The aforementioned time, ,.ff W. H. HAerH, q
y March 2 ''' ''' - C1crk Of Council.
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UNDER DECItEE IN Tit.UITY.

hulJf0H pS ffRgd0R.
On THURSDAY, Tho 1Ith Of July, at II O'Clock will
bo sold. nj thoold Custom House, under the direction
OF the undorHlgncd.
All that LOi OF LAND with tho buildings thereon
situate oil tho east Side OF Rutego Avonuc. In Wur No
t. city Of Charleston, measuring IN front und I'm
east on land OF Chamberlain: south lhnd Dr. ~ e
Carl"rc and north on land OF John f. Phtllips.
Tcrms-Onrthirl clsh; Tho bala,co In ono two and
Three years secured by tho bond Of thc viii,
intercEt payable semiannuny until the whole amount
10 PAID and mortgage OF the premises; tho buildings
bo insured. and kept insured, and tho policy assigned
until tho mortgage is satisfied Purchaser 10 pay
papers and stamps. j. w GRAY
Juno Fl Elthl Master In Equity.
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AUCTION SALES.
Steamer Nab at auction.
bf L. NJ. SRSIIhLI, & IfIfo

| III lt- M. PINNSIIhLT. sS ItIfD
| hUcffonccrs.
On THURSDAY, July H. ri II o'cluct will h, so,d a. t,
foot OF KIM. street, -"
Tho steamer NAL. with her Boilers aud Ascl,Ipcrv nj,
Ia perfect order uQr capacity IL 29 tons Icinu i fcci
by 6 depth of hold feet; built oak; carries i6S taes
| Of cotton. $50"
conditions-lIalf cash; balance by bond in ono year.
a bank Interest," secured 10y mortgage OF the ycssu Pur
chnscr 10 pay us ior palHt1 rwth3 July
BUitdiHgs and Lot.
BY HOSEI&S ~ SILCOX.
Will bo sold on THURSDAY, 11 fnat, at Tho Old Posi-
office. iirua.l street, at IL O'Clock,
hlL. THAT LOT, PIECE, Or PARCEL OF LAND
with thu buildings thereon, situate. lying nn hrin on
Tho cnst aide Of Coming street. between Morris IAN
non streets measuring and containing In 'front.'
nE street, 80 feet III Inches lcsa aid OF tho
ass , Inc DO feet. mora or lrss IN dcp from east To
"eri lao tct more tesa buttiug and bounding 10 tho
h"r'' on Ialda or Richard While, Ia tho ana of
20 tiic west ON Coming street, tn tho Ruuth OH
am's o. -. Purchaser to pay u. l. y. for Inporr.
n'""'lo.r rash htulh3 July
HASSEI"P SGHUK,
hu homccr nnd C0nn,i sRiHn nIcrcl,n mt. nj
~. % NtnE street, ht low Brond ST rect,
oots ms SERVICES Tor tho ", MEi,t:IIhNDIHE Mt
uS n M hGnt at his stor Lr, tho sails OF stock
ots IL nj Fatalc Vessels. u, AMI Prurr I,r.t
aS ,a'ui" ccH WIZ ho given. Conulstont. solicited
July -,
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MISCELLANE EO US.
NOTICE..

f.. NOTICE. .N
THE SUBSCRIBER LAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY
Il TO inform tho public that hc s prepared to clean
out SINKS roasona Ie ternp. and with dispatch Ap-
ply to JACOB ROYAL, No. 17s King street. Sc July d
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YicronY OVER DIsEAsE.-RoDnIaUEs' PuLMoNIo
.EIIxER sPEoH1o-Has been but threo months be-
fore tho public. and that short reign already en-
aured confidence in it's future supremacy aud
popularity, having, in that limited space Of time,
effected moro remedial benoht thnn any phar1na-
ceutioal compound hitherto named in tho vast
cataloguo Of pulmonic ronedies.
This specific Is fast claiming public attention.
and will secure it's own SUCCESS having already
proved it's medicinal valuo, and must therefore, as
its introduction extends through territory, mako
its celebrity among ointment curcH.
Letters Of tho most gratifying and satisfactory
character arc being continually received regarding
its invaluable agency in promoting whnt it prom
5ses, and hs wellwishers to tho invalid would re-
rommend the trial without risk OF delay.
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THE A1KKN PREss,-A NEW STATE JounNAI.-
We havo received the first copy Of this paper
printed in tho town OF Aiken, b. G. Whether or
mot its birth on tho Fourth Of July indicates m
extraordinary declaration Of Independence, We aro
.left to guess. Hero is the. fact, however, new
pApcr in the prospective new district, published in
tho thriving town Of Aiken, and all; this dono on
tho fourth Of July. Tho " Introductory" chalks
,out tho task the editors have sot themselves |;
'to avoid tho discnssions OF Iational party poll
Hes as much as possiblo% > tho consideration Of the
radical change in our labor systern, md tho now
rolations which the colored raco occupy In tho
country and their probable fuluro position as in
.habitants Of tho South" PsrticuIar attention TO
tho manufacturing, agricultural and horticultural
departmental. In Q word, tho Press Is TO bo q
vohicle for the important news Of the day, and
will keep It's readers postsd up" In all Ronoral
intelligence, poiticli social, commercial, literary
and religious. IN W'NF =
The Press ia publishod .vockly, at Is por annum,
by r. II. a. D! MAouEN, Aiken, g. O. Tho mum.
Dor before ps Is filed with interesting matter, and
worry well printed. Tho now District Of Calhoun
presents ane hSld for noWspaper enterprise, and
the Press has our bost wishes toward supplying
the dasideatum.
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TIE YmaIs1A SALT SULPHUR spRRas.- The heat
of the weather has tempted many persons to bo-
come absentecs, and TO sock In other places that
healthful relaxation which is impossible in our
climate. There arc scattered throughout tue
Southern country number Of these inyigorating
Tetrcats wbero the summer months can bo passed
in ease and comfort. The Old Dominion las for
many ycars hold tho supremacy in these matters,
and her springs hayo acquired Worldwide re-
IoWn for their medicinal qualities. Prominent
nmong those are the Salt Sulphur Springs, in
Monroe county, West Virginia. They have boon
long celebrated for tho beauty OF tho sconery,
the health Of the climate. and the medicinal pro-
pertes, and at tho close Of tho war many persons
hastenod to ronew their acquaintance with thom
As many of orr citizens will 10 suon leaving for
Summer retreat, NO feel that no can confidently
recommend these Springs, not only from por!
sonal knowledge, but from the fact that there arc
tow places whero tho otium cum dignitate can be
eDjoyel with more vim thnn at tho saIt Sulphur.
Thoy arc easy OF access; tho accommodations good,
and the charges moderate. Moro could not DO
aid, and we refer ell who dosro to pass pleasant
Summer to tho advertisement in anothor column,
whore they win learn further particulars.
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March 20
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-02
NEW YORK.
Reported Aiming and Organising
Of Negroes 5outh-oen. Grant
and Southern Railroads = The
Davis Trial.


New YORK, November 2.-The Her
AIDS Washington special says II is now
well known that the negroes in the South
are organizing and arming for some pur'
pose which is not peaceful, and Il
is also known that some district COM
manders permit them to arm and have
furnished them with equipments. Presi-
deaf johnson has referred the facts in
these cases to the head Of the War De.
partment, and it is probable that he will
increase the military force in the South.
1t is stated that General Grant re-
fuses the application of the Southern
railroads to extend the term fixed on for
the payment of their Indebtedness.
General Howard will recommend that
the Freedmen's Bureau be discontinued
as a separate institution when the law
expires.
Jefferson Davis counsel made no re-.
ply to the letter regarding the trial. The
case will be called at the next session of
the court
New YORK, November Gold, All.
Cotton, dull and heavy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-02

lay" Since bis election to the Senate
the Northern press is beginning to take
interest in our redoubtable Tennessee
Governor. Disguised with talking of
him as he is, they are now showing him
up somewhat as he was, when his agency
in bringing on the war was of the ex-
IRENE sort The Radicals who rule at
Nashville could not well have done their
party more harm at the North than they
have done by electing him. lis having
a similar effect to that of the Virginia
and Tennessee elections The Baltimore
Gazette draws bis portrait as follows:
A little book containing extracts from
the Knoxville Wing of ten years ago
lies before US, and it is curious to note
with what savage vehemence Brownlow
was then pouring out against the North
the same rage and hate that he is now
directing against the people Of the South.
In October, 1857, he was raving fearfully
against "pious freedom shriekers and
the big buck negro Douglass" If the
latter should venture to reply to him,
81 would serve him" he says, "as Rusk
Of Arkansas did Greeley in Washington
for his violence. / would wear him
out on the pavement with a big
hickory stick" He writes to the New
York Times an account Of a crime
recently committed by negro, aud says
For this the negro was burned alive,
ten or fifteen hundred Of the best citi-
zens Of the county attending and aid
ing and abetiing. / repeat it was all
perfectly right" He cites scores Of
Scripture texts to demonstrate the law
fulness Of slavery, and reviles the p" vag-
abond philanihropists Of the North for
denouncing IT, He searches the records
Of crime TO prove that the New England
States, including thar Of New York, are
so many nurseries Of al that is wicked,
immoral, demoralizing and danger
Gus, social and political, which nov
threatens the overthrow OF virtue aud re-
ligion in the Union" he says "the course
Of the Northern people, If continued
Eve years" longer, must result m
war, which would end in the destruction
Of the Republic. he terms the villain
Gus abolitionisis," slave stealing PEG.
J pie, "pio0s thieves" and God
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-02


B@. In our neighboring Mexico, we
have such mongrel government as the
Wades, Greeleys and Summers would
thrust on the South, and nurse into vigor
enough also to command the North.
There negroes, Indians and whites
mingle up and vote together. They have
a free government of liberty and license.
tits a better government than we enjoy
in Tennessee, because there the whites
all vote, and here only those vote who,
when brother fought against brother, had
no county TO fight for on either side, and
took no part, except as they ran in the
troughs of the swaying waves, and fol-
lowed as the carrion bird in hunt Of the
spoils of alternate victories. Property
and life is unsafe in Mexico, much as it
is here. The latest kilograms from there
inform US that "robberies are on the in
crease everywhere throughout the Re
public; all the roads are unsafe, and
even the people residing in the cities are
compelled to watch all night with arms
in their hands to drive off the bandits
A band of City entered the town of San
Andres, and only owing to supplica.
ton Of relation of the robber chief, re-
siding in the settlement, that the robbers
we're prevented from sacking the place
No object is too small for the robbers,
they having Stolen miles of telegraph
wire, interrupting the working of the
lines -