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~ ESTATE OTICE.-ALL PERSONS
having claims against the Estate Of the late JOSEPH l.
HOWARD viii present them. duly attested, and all per
sons indebted thereto win make payment to
8. l. howard,
Noveubes6 rs Qualified Executor
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aSCOLGATEH HONEY SOAP.-THB CELE-
BRATED Toilet Soap in such universal demand, is
made from the choicest Materials is mild and eacl-
LENT In ii nature, frngrs ntly scented, and 'ex-
tremey benefaoaal in It's action upon the sAin For
sale by oil Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
EabruAfy7 t%..A4g .Hl. .S4.'i i$-ae s&-z 1r.
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n|EsTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAv-
ING claims against the Estate Of the late JAMES T.
LAMB, will present them, duly attested and those In
debted to him Will make payment to the undersigned \
A. g. JOHNSTON,
December a %, 81, Jan 10 Administrator
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So BEA AUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEVAIIER'S
LIFE FOR TIE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
ita color and youthful beauty; inparts o and
strength to the weakest hair; sops Its falling out at
once; Keeps the head clean; s unparalleled as hair
DRESSING Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
dressers, and at my office, No. 112s. Broadway New
York SARAH A cHEvAJrp Hr n +
January4 emoo
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~ MEssRa. EDITORs-PLEAs AN
NoUNCE that Dr.. JOHN +. PoPPENHEIM viii bea
candidate for the ghari1aty ef Chsroston District at
the election for that Office. tufhs3a January 8 II
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&5-ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
demands against the estate Of the late FREDERICK
will present them properly sttested; and all
parsons indebted thereto win mike payment to
ELLEN G. FREEZE, Ex'ix
January ths4 Mount Hollv q q
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BwE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
e II. WHITING. Esq, rs q candidate for Sheriff OF
Charleston yudioaD District, st the NEXT election,
9Antern7ar 54
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as COMMISSIONERS OF MARKETS, JANu-
ARY Sd. 1ssThe Commissioners OF Markets Will elect
on Monday nth instant the following officers for the
ensuing year:
Chief Clark a.-@
Assistant Clerk Of Centre Market
Assistant Clerk Of Upper Market
Clerk Of Weights and Measures
Public Wcigher at Market Street Scales
Public Woi8hsr at Calhoun Street Scales
Applications VIII be lett before the ADORE date.
WILLIAM KIRKwoOD.
DecemberA ch,o< @n,.
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New York News.
General News.

~
HARRISBURG, Pa. January 8.-G Governor Curtin,
It is thought, has the inside Senatorial track.
TOPEKA, KANSAS January 8.-The Legislature
will unite on the least Objectionable Radical for
Senator. -: :rsssS @Hsy v
NEW YoRK, January 9.-Thg Australnsian sailed
to-day, She carries no specie. &Ee
The schooner N. Parton has cleared for Charles
ton. 5r.5
: NORFOLK, January ga FIRE occurred at o'clock
this morning, originating in the Atlantic House.
Ludlow Il Wilson, Neukers & Co. and Chamberlain
Bros. we're burned out. s
Amendment has been rejected in the House by
vote Of 60 to 26 and "a to 7 in the Senate.
WASHINGTON, January Sit is denied by Con-
servative Congressman that the President has
ceased entertaining applications for pardons in
consequence OF the repeal Of the 18th section. They
say the report originated In some chnnge in tho
routine in the Attorney Generals Office.
west Point graduate, whose name has not yet
tssnspred, Was pardoned yesterday. . !! !! ="
Amendment unanimously in the Senate and with
one negative vote in the House, .ga21G @8 l$ ag'
NEW ORLEANS, January 9.-There js but thir-
teen feet Of water on tho bar, and quite fleet is
detained below. :117' ",s'- S-1, a.
AnHAroL1s, January "a, joint resolution has
been introduced into the Maryland Legislature,
that In view Of Congress withholding the compen-
saton to loyal slave owners, the Comptroller OF
awarded by Maryland to slaves. ,.-as ssg
CE1oAoo, January 9.-The. Republicans in the
Illinois Legislature agreed TO postpone a caucus
until Monday, ;T1umbull's friends opposed the
poetponement, which is conhdered q Victory on
Tho part Of PahnefB Aferds. 3 S :ifa - ~
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HSsOCETY HILL AND MARLBOROUGH
coMPANT.-The subscriber win receive BIDS until the
1st February for BUILDING THE BUpERsrRUcTuRE
OF THE BRIDGE scross the Pse Dee River ss Society
Hin Plans and Specifications may be seen at my oface
at Society Hll, untl the day above named. s.5ts
q. ". EARLE,
&4$. ~ Engineer and Architect.
January 8 ..... tn4ba
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
@ THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE A

81 THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE APPLI.
CATION will be made by for Certificates OF Stock
replace tho following Certificates which have lost
viz: Certificate No. s4s2 dated FEBRUARY 1th 1867 fol
% shares In Southwestern Railroad Bank aud South
Carolina Railroad. Certificate No. 536, dated March
31st $780, for % half shares South Carolina Ralroad
January 10 feb 10 RAWL1Ns LOWNDEs
n@ ELMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY-Tho Stockholders having determined at meet
ing held on Monday. 7th inst that affairs OF tho
Company SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY WOUND UP. all
parties holding Policies requested to call and have
tho same cancelled without delay and receive tho quota
OF the premiums paid by them forthe une1pred periods
OF their policies.
By order Of Board Of Directors
January 10 JOSEPH wHITDEN aarre.o-v
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aF BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THB
SPLENDID EAR DYE is the best n the world The
only esst md peaa Dyshar1nless re2iabls, instan.
taneous No Disappointment sNo rsdiuulous tnts
Natural Blsok ar Brown Remedies the m effects o9 Bod
Dyes Vnvgarates the hair, leaving II SOFT and beautiful
The genuinais signed RlHaa a BascAslor. All oshers
tmitstiona and ahou6 be avoided sola by all
Druggists sud Perfunaers. Factory. No. 81 Barclay
street. New Yoek. f4$5 h lis'S$ "a & w %453
81 REWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
A December 10 M g1-7sZ's9 VA ~ -
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aJ ALL PERSONS ARE WARNED AGAINST
landing on ny Plantation, as they win be dealt with a.
sresPaSeers- ". G. HINSON,
January3 thmws% J.,n.o I.,,,a
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So MAGIC INK tPATENTED).-WHiL
write in al clors and ahades out Of ots and with
one iak; q unsurpassed for fancy end ornamental
writings. Phca q boz, FREQ by man The trade sup
piled Address 4: g. Dc CORDOVA,
Nc. 81 William street, New York.
DecembarW thstu1no
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aEKALMA MILLS MANUFACTURING COM
PANY.--rhe BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION to the cspital
Stock Of this Company win be opened 1t W c. COURT
MEX CO.'S OFFICE, No. Boyoe's Wharf. on January
list 1857 and continue open for one month znSorna-
ton respecting tho condition Of the Company WIN be
furnished oil parties desiring to forward this impor-
tant work. T. T. KERRrsoN
VA - Secretary and Treasurer Ka1mia Mills.
OeC9nber w - .I-...-. fhafu1,rn
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Marine News,

Marine News.
New YORK, January 9-Arrived steamer Grano.
"a "a from Charleston. Sailed, steamer Moneka for
gosToS,, January e.-Arrived, steamer George
B. Upton from Charleston -
BMALTn1oRE, ~ January 9.-The Falcon has cleared
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CoIored Good TempIars.

There were present on Thursday even.
ing, at the meeting of the Grand Lodge
of Good Templars, several cOlored men
clothed in the regalia of the Order. TheiI
presence attracted great deal Of atten.
ton and remark. These "colOred broth
ers were representatives from "Purity''
Lodge of the Order, recently organized
by Brig. Gen. G. H. Howard and others,
and the charter OF which was resciuded
by the Grand Council, for the reason
that It was announced that they intended
to admit colored persons as members.
The action Of the Grand Council was
subsequently revoked by the Grand
Lodge, and the charter returned, and the
Lodge admitted to the Grand Lodge,
The organization has been in existence
for some months, but little was known
Of it until Thursday evening.
The appearance of the cOlOred men in
the Grand Lodge on Thursday evening
created great deal of comment, and it
is probable that quite an amount Of
trouble to the Order will be occasioned
by reason Of colored people being ad-
mitted to membership. 1t was an
nounced on Thursday evening that large
of the members will resign in
consequence.-Ndt. hgtsligencer, NoV.
ed.
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no PROPERTY HOLDERS

Ii Owners OF City Real Estate. ana All
"a Agents OF Owners, are respectfully rcques-
ted 10 leave with the undersigned, at Che Nav
or's ONCE, Memphis, memorauCa OF any sales
Leases, 81 hdiYisi0ns, ETC., made by them gfnr.,
the last assessment.
JOHN PARK,
L ]. DUPRE.
JOHN 7, IRRELEVANT.
A1na
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A DEMONSTRATION IN BIRMINGHAM.

BIRMINGHAM, November ga large
meeting. was held here yesterday to pro-
test against the hanging Of the Manches-
ter remains. Some disorder occurred,
and riotous demonstrations were made
at the conclusion Of the meeting,
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what degree Of credit was to be given to
1t; the tale fell still born. There is no
allegation against the President of his
having personally given grounds OF
oflense. Ashley, Of Ohio, who presented
the articles Of impeachment, aeknowi-
edges that he has given to the committee
all the valid evidence in his possesion,u ~
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The General Council OF the Lutheran
Church.

Fort WAYNE, IND, November %.
The General Council of the Lutheran
Church of North America, after a
friendly discussion of two days, adopted
the proposed Constitution with great
unanimity. There are now fully organ
lied twelve synods, nearly 1000 coDgre-
cations, and over 130,00 communicates
represented. The following are the Off
GERS: The Rev. G.. Bassler, President /;
H. n. Poth, English Recording Secre-
tary; Prof. q. Fritchul, lGerman,) Re-
cordiug Secretary; the Rev. II. Adel-
berg, German Corresponding Secre-
tary; DR.. H. II. MuhleDb berg, Treasurer.
Much interest is felt by the Lutheran
Church in America and Europe in the
proceedings OF this General Council Of
Synods. The important questions in
regard to doctrine and discipline, and in
reference to education and missions will
be considered by the Council. Over 100
delegates and visitors are present.
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MOORE, WHITFIELD & CO.
COTTON FACTORS
AND
General Commission Merchants,
No. 1 Howard's Row,

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
NETE are prepared TO make liberal cash ad-
w vances on all consignments also, to fur
nsh BagginR, Rope or Ties, 10 parties who viii
ship US their Cotton. We are agents for
PREMIUM COTTON GIN. manufactured by
W. g. Clemmons, Brown Co.
SORGHUM OR CANE MILLS least irsnl man
ufactured at GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The Celebrated UNION WASHING MACHINE
AND WRINGER.
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FARM FOR SAFE.
The Best Bargain offered

= n. ELLIOTT offers for sale this Farm OF
o. 90 Acres, at Elliott's station, on the Mis-
sissIppi Central Railroad, eight miles south OF
Grenada 800 more acres can be added II
desired.
The land lies on both sides OF the railroad, up
70 Elliotrs Station, and affords eligible site for
Mercantile and Manufacturing establishments.
II has an abundance OF noe timber, needed BY
the railroad more than enough 70 pay the
price Of the whole tract. II Is all level, and
Susceptible Of divisions to suit any purposes.
Has $50 acres cleared and under good feuee,
Has a comfortable family residence with good
out-houses, barns and stables--large, and the
best gin, screw and cotton presS-ali new, In the
same county. The improvements cost within
the last three years Sl001. M Elliott desires to
sell before the first OF January next
and as a strong inducement he offers
his land at ten dollars per acre, in United
States Currency. fer which he refused thirty
dollars per acre In 1881, Time will be given. IL
desirs d, upon half the price. upon iaiT terms.
Sale must be made soon or not At all. Title OF
the highest grade. Refer 70
s. n. HAWKINS, Agent,
noyl0 Grenada, Miss.
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.

CTRESE CCulmsndery, MOI Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. John Zent, Com; n. J.
Williu- Rec
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enteenth day Of December.

Between the hours Of u O'Clock NJ. and . Z, M.
at the southwest corner OF Court Square. In the
city Of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee.
sell at public auction 70 the highest biddar for
cash, q certain tract OF land containing. 5iIy
acres, situate IN Shelby county, Tennessee aud
described as folOwss Beginning AZ the stuth-
east corner OF q DO acre grant OF the Stsae OF
Tennessee 70 Charles D. Mclean, thence south
50 deg. West l0l poles 10 links 70 & stake, rum
oak and hickory pointers In the south bO and.
ary, thence north deg. west 80 poles LINKS to
a stake, two gums and dogwOOd pointers,
thence north 50 deg. east le2 poles 70 a stale in
the east boundary, white oak pointer, th5nee
south deg. east 50 poles and links TO the be-
ginning-the same being subdivision Ne. Of
j. II. Bateman's survey OF said tract.
The right OF redemption ts waived. and the
tile believed 70 be good, bat win convey only
Is trGEtee. 4 n. HILL, Trustee,
Ayres 4 Randolph. Attorneys.
November Is, lo31, noYl5 tbs
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3 MiTburne's Celebrated Iron-Axle WAGONS
Is Miiburue's Cele5ratsd Thimble-skeiu War
ons-Over go sold in Memphis; all warranted
for Twelve months, and only 81 81 damages
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY

MASONIODIREOTORY
1867.
LODGES.
ASGERnNA, No. l6S Meets LIT Monday in
every month, 81 Odd-Fslows' Hall, cor. Court
end Main. u. B. Forster, 234 Front street,
". NJ; John Beamish, Sec'y.
BuUrH MEMPHIS. No. Ils. Meets I'd Friday OF
each mnntn-Hall. cor. Madison and Second.
J. 7. Sell8rs, W. NJ; Benz. K. Pullen, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT, No. 2Sa- Meets lst Friday OF each
mOuth-Hsll, cor. Madison uno Second. John
Aiuslter ". " h P. woodward, Sec
HAMILTON, No. 2a9. Meets Sd Friday OF each
month-Odd-FeuOws' Hall P. N. Stanley,
KILwINSISs, No. s4l u. D. Meets 4th Friday
OF eQch mOnth-EA Fr8ut street. John j.
Worshan, S8d, ". N; 3. K Pullen- sd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PEEE Chapter, No 4. Meets ID Monday OF each
mOnth-Odd-FellOws' Hall JOhu Zent, N. E.
h p B. NJ. Levy, sec'y.
T. AND s. n
EUKEKA Council. No. 6. Meets Sd Monday Of
each mOntR-odd-E Fellows Han. John Zents
Tn. H.; n. ]. Wiggin, Rec.
TEMPLARs.
CTRESE Ccu1msndery, No. 4. Meets lth Mon
day Of each month. John zent, Com; n. J.
Wiggin, Rec.
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2O4 Front Street.
HERgrEs Lodge Of Perfection l4th No. 4.
Slated Communications ID wednesday night
OF each month. Henry P. WoOdsrd, Szd, g..
NJ; Charles n. Carroll, 18th, Sec.
MITHnAs Lodge OF Perfection, 18th; No. 2
Meets sth Wednesday OF each month. George
MeIlersh, sd, c. NJ. A. 4. Frankland, sd,
Sec.
CAsIPHIA Council OF Princes OF Jerusalem, 18th;
No. I. Benz. K. Pulen, sd, Tsrsh.'.; -
-, Sec.
CALvA RY CFIAPTER OF Rose Croix, 18th, No. !.
Chsrles W Adams a2d, NJ, W.; II. T. Tom
Iiuson, 82d, Sec.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssETs Council OF K-h, 8oth.,
No. /. Henry p. Woodard, 3D.. Comm.
William Y. C1rode 82d, Rec
CoNsIsTORY OF WEST TEENEssEE, 32d. John
Ainsiie. S3d-, Comm. in Chief; Dodge c.
Trader, 82d, Reg.
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EUeniag.-The tumultuous proceeding
at the meeting in favor Of the Manches-
ter rioters last night produced great
excitement, and the agitation is incress-
ing to-day. A bitter anti-Fenian feeling
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ST. LOUIS CARDS.

Memphis,
seq RO5
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valuable PEantatiOT to Lease.

WILL Lease, as administrator OF Christopher
Il ]. Field decd, his Home Flace-the place OF
Clay q Field, and the Plantation known as the
Content Place. These Plantations are IN the
county Of Bolivar, Miss, and in fine condition
fer cultivation, having been cultivated for
years past. There Is q new and mue Circular
SaW-htll on the Home Place, for Sale.
For further information apply 70 me at Paris
Bourbon county, Ky, or to Or. e. j. Field On
the premises b. ]. CLAY
Oci9 Admir- C. ] Field deed.
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FINDER and by virtue OF deed OF trust to
~ me executed by s3abriel ChOate, on the lst
day OF November, 1854, and registered 10 the
hegister's ONCE OF Shelby county, Tennessee,
a certain note as therein described, I VIII, on
the
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FAssMAN's IRON TIES
COTTON BALES.

FElHE undersigned have made extensive ar
rangements 70 supply the demand for these
Ties the present season.
In addition TO the FASSMAN DIAMOND TIE
and BUTTON TIE so extensively used hereto
fore, they now offer his ALLIGATOR TIE, with
teeth 50 arranged as to g. stautly clamp the
hoop when the pressure is removed from the
bsle, and hold tt without slipping.
Great pains have been taken TO secure the
best quality OF iron.
These Ties are 50 simple in their arrange
ment that they can be applied by any one %
bales Of any size, with the same facility and
expedition as rope. In strength. security and
facility Of application, they viii compare fa-
vOrably with any Yet introduced.
The advantages OF Iron Ties are now gener-
ally recognised; but it is deemed not out OF
place TO call the attention Of those interested
to the very emphatic recommendation OF Uu-
derwriters, Steamboat Captains, and Owners
and Agents OF Sea Steamers and Sailing YES
sells recently Published in the newspapers in
New Oriesna
CHAMBERS & LATTING,
General Agents, New Orleans,
For sale by
MEAOHAM & TREADWELL.
HARRIS, COCHRAN q Co,
Memphis,
se22 Ho6
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. Mif5urne's Celebrated IrOn-Axle Wagons.
Is MiIburne's Celebrated Thimble-skein War
ons-Ovsr go sold in Memphis; an warranted
Ior we've months, and only 81 81 damages
80 Carver Gins, from 20 to 50 saws,
wood and iron frame.
Is TOdd's Improved Bullock Cotton Prezseg
donple-geared and % work By crank. Two
men can make so pound bale.
10 Todds Improved Horse Powers for running
Gins and Griat sIilIs-ths aness power Rsafis.
James Todd Stationary Engines, OF ali sizes.
from a to l00-hOrse power.
Todds Planning Mills and Wood " orlzfne Ma
ehinery, Of ali kinds, furnished al short no.
Portable Steam Engines. Of all sizes. from 4 To
SO-horSe power.
Stationary Engines, Of all sizes, from % to 50
horse power.
single and Double saw NIHs-Todd's and other
makes.
Gin segments, for 10 and z feet wheels, com
plete.
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers, ?, 4 and
horse power.
70 Tons OF IRON TIES dow to the tradel.
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets, iron and brass bound,
assorted, Qow 10 the irade).
100 Nests Cedar Tubs, Qow T. the tradel
10 Buckeye Cider Presses. toclose consignment.
IlO and l2-Horse Power Portable Engine. Sec
ond-hand, low for cash-must be sold.
1S-Horse Power, secondhand. cheap.
1 5 Horse Power Stationary Engine and Saw
Mul-al complete-caH be bought low.
2 90 saw and 80 saw Gins Cbut little ussdj
low for cash.
I Daniels Planning Maehine-cuis 81 fucbes
wide and Is feet long-can be had at a har-
gain.
PLOWS OF AL kinds.
FEED CUTTERS
CORN-SH HELLERS
THRESEINt3 MACHINES.
EEAPERS AND MOWERS
LATH n sCIINFsS.
WHEAT DRILLS.
Lilies Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
DEERING COTTON PRESSES,
COTTON PLANTERS,
COTTON SCRAPERS,
COTTON SWEEPFRS,
GgLTIVATORS,
CORN PLANTERS.
SINGLE MACHINES.
50 wood and Iron Working Machinery. OF
ali kinds, ordered on short notice, and fur-
nisbed at manufacturer prices sell 3m
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COM MIssIoN MERCHANT,
No. 276 Front Street,
TE

7 IBERAL DvANCEs-supplies at Whole
IL sale Prices. Comm ission Ior selling Cotton,
One Dollar per Bale NOS
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KEEP constantly on hand q large and well
IL selected stock Of Groceries, Bagging Rope.
and Plantation Supplies. Liberal advances
made on Cotton for shipment or otherwise,
sell Sm
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AILEN HOUSE.

CORNER WASHINGTON AND SECOND STS.
~ We take pleasure In announcing that our
house Is still open for the accommodation Ofths
travelling community. Neat and comfortable
rooms can be secured At all times, and with
please all who may favor rs with their pstron-
age WeWin be pleased TO meet Odd friends and
patrons, and as many new ones as may favor
Us with a call We feel under many obligations
or the liberal patronage bestowed upon Us in
the past. and hope 70 receive our share in
utuTe- Board 81 80 per day novIO-2m
Maryland free press., 1867-04-04
Can't Trust the Negroes.

The Radicals in aud out of Congress TO ''smell
mice" and say the niygers are not on'y ignor-
ant and brutal, but trescherous besid.s, and can
not be trusted with votes. In proof of this they
point TO the fact that the negroes of the South
are joined hand in hand With their former mas
tiers, holding meetings together, delivering ad-
dresses together and working and voting to-
gether with the utmost cordislity. 1t was only
the other day that the negroes and their former
masters in Newbern, North Carolina, united and
elected, almost unanimously, Najor John Hugh
es, the Southern candidate for State Senator
The Radicals don't know what to mako of all
this. Tney are startled. d..spd:a Harmed and really
don't know what I'll DO. Some of them talk
about passing bill to compel the negroes to vote
the Radical ticket under the penal ty Of being re-
turned to slavery, while others think The better
plan would be, to get Congress to appropriat,
sufficient money 10 provide two Radicals from
the North for every Negro in the South, who's,
duty it shall be to 60 Southland see that no ne
gro is permitted to vote any other than the Rad
cal tickst -Prsa'k Union.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-04
Military Power.

E@ The Radicals it appears are not
willing to trust the question Of negro suf.
frage" to vote of the people of this State
They have determined to call upon the
Military power of the Government to
aid them in forcing it upon the people
This determination was declared by Ar
chibald Sterling in speech delivered 10
their State Convention held in Baltimore
on Thursday last What think ys Of this
men of Maryland? can you countenance a
party that would force upon you by the
military power the General Governm ont
a measure against the will Of the majori-
ty?-a measure in which the general Gov
ernment has no interest-has no right to
interfere? Sustain them in this and what
becomes Of your boasted Republican form
Of government where the majority are
supposed to rule? 1t becomes at once 0
a military despotisln, no better than the
Government Of Mexico, whore property.
nor life nor rights are secure for day nor
an hours. 1fyou would continue as free
men. If you wouli contiuu, your free
form of Government cut loose at once from
all Radical Leagues and combinations aud
unite with those who acknowledge alont
the right of the majority to rule. Show
this party by your votes on Wednesday
next that you are competent to govern
yourselves without the aid of votes Of the
negro. '.