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DEAD lSStES 'HD i-i\!- LIS. i.S.-- Ut pa''.H ~"
yfcss tl;el,.i-,i. y CD na long a:tieic "n Dead
l,ss:cs a.: Live ISSUES, says:
Apart" sc.. ia Is to accept this 'lnctr;nc q!
equal political ~ civil i@nts ml's go /" ttIc wall
In. bacl w:il as or man sand FIR and vote !o.
tbs idea. a!,d for tli,=,. vii" are mos; rmlll:.tr
s,ul earnest IA ;,!oCi,il.r l. Pu!:tIrias WI"
are char, Stati:I IL ~ ii II were Al uius t.-
cc>sity. ca;lut lr:lSuuaniv. aad ought not I" cx-
;.ct IL receive tin, Vote; black mon. The I,.G:i
nf Il. pubc!,ir liberty and Slna.i,% has II, the sa,
in.c uAi, i.cn root a;r,a: tie white p"nrir. co-
Vccalr ni tla w., ri countries. II i hj.:nG L.
-prca,i aid di-c its,lf siil''!ls III! classes. !n"sr
arc rc;l.un- wr. Will iivr I .rr weight with as
pirtnS p.'iii!c;an@. Iir ai' tiir~ %ii.ris Hhn!hi
iilii"i.t' all lliShiIT S1ujlIrrl nirl " W.
maze and, the accvi itacc "r he H"ci!.,.c Vi rla!
I,u..tica. AID civil rights H., I'roil,, i Irc"ss.t
Wiuout I. t.ir Snnthrgn States VIII 40: hr :"r-
a:.;ica IL ;,''Ic their r!nrt- a. equal meni'f,
:" Tie i..,vii. We have a~s,rir! oar stGu1:; cJ;!-
v.ct.un that tir "irr alid "r,icr "l 'li"r: s''-
.,.:,.. ilayH hcrA promoted Y the rnil!lc.u .Ga V;
Ic co.; ;rc,.inrai rh;!c!. Th'' hh.tn' lllv" be-
come a."rr ''c-.'srtilnG. a!il t:' Wilt '". l'
al III! 'lass,. i.;,r, tr"Gl rr.oiI% cdils' e:Iu""
thii more r.;i"r;. Al ;.:r .!lr TN. III. m,r.c,
have nUi brcuc ritlr aInl ullcs!ve Ill i!irir nlai-
Icr ;.s Il co:lsrq,:r lco ri tc:r ceyaiiun.
'iilsc ih"r, 80. reasons VIII: ri! ,a:.rs should
acc"r: III ';.ri.!!'i;! - GOOD i;.t. y r :n"!;r'.
10 ,ip VI Lia'i ila> r,; 'r -" rHh..I,i
~ pJl J. v..,.r.rt iu7 ...itcc ems RIA! ia:t
-. y
PROBE. e. D. .'-rfib CERTAIN Classes. liz: l.; HAL sr'
Ii; by voice. iH,-;ir,!s Ia rem 80 la" 'tssnb il
;i.S We uEdci;ai" 10 81, Ii:t' :l'i nlaa ~ "r "h
uI Cngr'ss has !:I: :" enact ut!.rr ar further
ru:.u.t!oHS. or Ia create "tii'-r d!-ab.ili2A and
:ir nothing: ni":'' ri.ali diam iha; Congress
will J. h.!Icr satisfied WI: i acceptance IN t.n',:
Gtiin q! ii. "i reconstruction. lnln with
attempted amendment.
Let us a!i lil,ic ,.ir. :.'arr:ir: 81; ,l, law OF
Congress. IL good i;,:tm iu letter AID III spirit
rn.ra w! nc dirrc:,r:' oI a'llIion ss - tiit nr~t
E.rG IL! utee~, ht l.cr, la IA" rou.n !or dic:-
cncc n lu the basis oi action. Tia, basis must
hn republican cqul'ily. There can br tn Rational!
;:rorilils therefore, Ter 'l:c "::anz,ipn Of two
ar;lc-. Otiy sllen as haze always ben lNa L"
the tiu,crnInent OF the Uatrd S;a,c', and WHO
nave ,cr, even technically. become tho rrcmrs
of the tior rnlncni can h. elected 10 Congress or
lold Office iider ir tic:.crai Li"vrrnncat Ill II
t.lai .o,I, shall zee ii, hs two-id, To;e To r.
move tie disa5l!c, imposed By ii:c Howard
\ .lr!!dmcit an, al the IlInv repeal tlI! tc.
oath But il. the me ,!ll. ail wei; disposed c,tl-
zors arc invited IL c,-ol,cratr III the work "f re-
construction w.thOa; regard "a tlicr conduct dur
t,,,., ,yap
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Removn, OF Civil Officers.

MOBILE. May 1.-THE II yor :ud Counc. oil
Selma, Alabama. were removed to-day by o:l,r .
General Swayne. New officers acre Installed, al
pointed by him.
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from Baltimore

BALTIMORE I,lay 1.-The i!tl;cai s.a!e j.on:,l-
ton, half black assemDled to-day. CoIs s,cra BIZ
interest was manifested but no Indications u dis
order
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Don,cstio Markets.


New YoRE. May l4.-fi"ur firm. Wheat 9uit!.
Corn 1a2c LIVER. Porh firm. Lard dull. C"ttu..
more steady; SIild iug Cp.aIda, 10. F.etGhts
steady. Stocks s,rnng ai:l in'pl"s:;i;. MoAe".
5a8. Gold, 1885,. otcr:,ng, 80 days %; s:.ht, IT,:
coupons Of ", 100; OF Gt lGJ.aloJ; OF 'ot lO"!;'
1861.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton firmer. Sales 23lJ b,!c>. At HS,. lioIT
easier, state, sll 50114 -; soIl@: !e.t"y sli 10
a19. Wheat heav:. Cora ril.,ce:r,i, !"iAcl. Ncsi-
ern, 81 l7a1 az. Ness Fork i:n: AL Qi.r1. L;.:i
heavy and lover, 1t l. ,E:. E.:e iir.eI Ia j :
changed Coffee stead! ..u t..; .'.V. ,.o, Q::I'-'
Naval Stores dull and haas.. i,.!l' :t.:.e ,@':",:
Rosin unchanged. Frcs !iI.si 81 s!.e ,!,i: a-s,
not quite 80 stfon" 10 4; no-r. :l"i:c:. Jau i'ei
cent. Gold 81. C1ui'.:l .; ~. ~. N.=-"ti:i
Slxes, 95s. Tcnuc->cc, ii.w. u
BHIlMohL: May lii 70. 4't and r''ci.7ni'-
cd. Flour dui a.id l.rn:asIy ulici.'t :;2G. Nj:
quiet. Corn dcchnuG whit" 81 LII il; .r:l :.
81 12a1 Is nnXcd Nes:c,ns 81 1,'al IL. Sa.: ;
and unchanged. iryvi.olSs 1ur:: but lr,..,-
steady; shoulders 9c.; s,!s- ls;,. I:tc5.. ,G.
Mess Pork steady a - -. I.gl,t !Sal3.r "!.is-
key, IL bond. 3ua3lc.
C1Sc1HNA11. l!a! i4.iiGar ,a a!,: ;.!.ca lf:.-
superfre sl2,alS-. I"s,. I'll. ai.,: ..,s,; i; 49,,
2O0, 900 u::shei-, :;sr.:. tus. NJ i":l t.a'
at 1924. DacU; n i a,!,; q. .;. i: .-...,..r
&c.; clear sides IL. i,.!.: !22:.
New ORLEANS. y4ac L.. G >. . :.,,=: M
lar and easier. LGw .h-,..l,.:,. -G:.-i. : "".f
for three days 2gtj b,ics. ri!itlt4 s.... 81
Sugar and hiulasses Eoi-ii!r. lea. ,:,.'. III
pressed; superb. u l3sl: Ggtn ;s.,...." -. =:
hrm ct "a 5Ju:,IaC Ba,oI !a'i' a:'i ,.'ins,..
changed. Cod 3'}?. :;y's;i't' 'f'i,',. Hc!, y.
Sight Exchange az t : ,ili!..';;
SAVANNAH 'ta l!.-Gg.'o.: il.e : - ia-.. u.
mand MdtiL,,a q: r&i- ~ i''.e. !etc.nt
300
AUGUSTA. Ne? ,+-Gp,.... i"r,c. .l,a ?:
bales receipts t. .ir: 'e!.i.li'&
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e. ?EftcG SAVANNAH AND CII iELEsroN
''NI - % y tp 81. u. 2,B! !Jio Street. APRIL
@. 49, o.,ie'' 0. i? 5-T y PR CESi. FIRST
-.uR.GiGE SIC jSD LIEN BONDS oi tie Char es:on
-. i :!-oil o,nl .:.I as Respect uls in-
o::ne a.: y.:1 :...r -. Ii: prJ;no the aar4uIah
ii ,.!.:::st! -lr:1l '.oGp.ay "i issue SCh.r c r.
.ifi AXIS H. isu >: E!ccII,: given wa2n :he Gonds
yere a,:c III -e aid vi tnuo 10 do so uu;i. LIST Of
Jusc. cs VIA u, B),ia W. DC closed, aad the
:!v..c:. Q! .IYs.u saiI Bouis Tor stock VIII tsrmi.
a.s. e W. FISHER
tto.erl:y aud Treasurer,
1.r;n.... tzd Charleston IL iroad Company.
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xr ,nTtrfrlAI LAL HI.
NAN rvEs made 70 order and inserted nv Drs. +.
nii'',H nd p. GoTGTENANN formerly employed by
ro:ssovsrAu o. Pa:7s', No. 500 Broadway New York
iri. Il 1T
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r17G!c lTl!c,t,- an: t"auaiu- -anccs oftI
ard Il; s,Nvlr p!... l., ,TDRsE. G-p :;tl'!y iav
:ct % ;.,.i t:r ,u:.-. ct t.er Infant haar Tt.
IL :.,1sa ha.:-p..; TIRE O'Clock. at No. M:r-a
s.r,r. l. Slar IS
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f...niLITy GF INSURANCE c"mrANJE>
FJTl STOLEN :;DOOs.


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a.,
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-
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;.,., :.,lci : aad !,..ru,..
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80 y 80 -
y = ':ii ''i!.; i:S'' -: - VI ei3 hundred ah''
49, ..,., sci. ! u:;y.:f. :iiy rry...ss q: r.rlOlti
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y: Tie ss::is '!:ne IL" t:. a. 'Et i'rti s.'s .'
A.."tl.s.v; 'hc va!c: W. tsuHtd ~ lie ''re.
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IL, Goua.i LADY nErCRSNG TO lie.

gsrt iouI,.i 1ADY nErCREING TO LIE!
..;..: o.:.. - o-r:i months L! ;lic
-. :c.os...ay. nc. .ic,..a- ia p.c: Of
->.:-. 49,. tAi .o:t ruDy .oln.
esci q. ....o.; n..-oiv sud i"t.~i Of
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.ry = Ia 80 ct s:,.ii ciA:.ac. siIs piily
:. .:.cl 49,. liz t.E..-: i.H BA!.Al. AID
...v..l.-i- ,ll:sioli 70 a'iy lac; io.ies
= a 5y i.aJ Ce..:. ne :irro"c !ci tv:-
=" ..--7-i, az Lin go old a; Ia s.i:.pe * .ts
.: -. Na,l:c Bras: simple &C; 2i.Fiass-
lis -. {: - tryI i!r u:s:!cs Iroio. a' heel-
-, ec.-, 1.i,l!!.-e :-c s;.A a:id ccia.cNon.
= - =: 80 ii'cs . draw ;:Vi it Il iia
.::::-.: ~ aca i,s i.. .-&.t al ea'''t :ne sur
..s. S.. ....!.J ...c:. y --.i:2. So. smooth
NJ =. -. ;..,1-!, s-- ~ aI-:. o. Laprcss. On rS
:.!.t =. {. /. -5L',. =.
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eSn nFI1 NoTr"- -N1TI7? + TG2!3y
~vc' ;ha; 10 toy; u.s. DoCl.r viii s,:.rsi
TiiT -, "a l5:r l:rrT:. AL t1e ToWY INoCt.y
.'Ep oc).-->l o',T::.-S. aal the CoNrLE3-ST
~ lH"-T. NJ S,.l-iGy h, 18Th.
rvo,l.. OF ,il9 coI,. ]. W BnovIE1ELo,
Nl.y; CC.p.
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rice FIVE CENTS

- "a. '';.in,i,r-. Friends an" ,crnains
..:c.. %. II Ft Y lSD"'; GOPHER nj o:
Nj .aa Mr., ontIrr, re5re tl.y Invited 10
az he lncr. seayl of 'he former. ro his llts
r.si :. ce " n woo! >tr2;. AZ o',o:G r. .,flc,.
n,sn ul;..yi. !,!r,i:e .n.1i.;i,n. Nav l5
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.T 'f5lT BE..tfFIr LOhH ASSocIA ION.
--rtAz:@:1oS. Ntls o. iSi7.-Thc Bo.-d o: Directors
hn>i:. t!c .e-el pIvTDrEr 70 non-borrowers. the
s::n. i y. n.d o. crl a::ar Honiar nev the l3
;ns: ,l or. ,,ic Treasurer No. l09 Eas. Iar on
prn-,1:,o: o: Certificates A. L. TOBIAS
Nay - Treasurer.
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college ,-IG...s i..->-: =, It, se. i
.LlrlE:,u "a l.. .vr.!9G:nt--. j: iii.
ucrmau c-ect.vv. H-u %..an.sh a:4I
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-. =
Hv- LIA 1T iFE l. tIR.--CIIENALIE2 2S
LIFE FOR Ill.: HAIR p1ii;iveiy gray hai, to
original Color aIr vnutu! bcauy; tnparia lie .ni
trcuss 20 the weakest :.!r: stop, falling ct
aeGpj the head Geiu: is unparalleled abr
.!css'.: Sold by ali Druggists and fashionable Iir.
.:csscrJ. End III? office, Eo ll23 Broadway. New
.vri HAlA:l y. CTfEvA .IER W. ..
D)WIE Il NOISE,
No. Isl Meeting street.
Opposite Charleston Hotel
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CLOTHING ||I(JJ']E 3!

ULUlIlllJ tlOIoh I.
OUR SPR1yA STACK Is NOW
ready, and comprises a better asSorl-
ment Of
CL I 1HSh!gG
FURNISHING GOODS,
Adapted to this market, than We
have ever oifaral. We have c;iyan
particular Attentions III getting mp
this Stock to lightness of fabric.
strength OF material and durability
Of cDiur. Much the larger pGrtiHM
vi our stock Is mad" iii our owl
workshop. ard we warrant it in
every respect e4l!@,' TO custom ,sorA.
lie have Goods not 0i' our oTli maH
ufacture, such as are usually sold
ready made, the difference we shall
be glali to show our customers,
III fixing our p.'ices, from whiri'
we make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration the depressed
state OF the lnar..,;at, ANA The uniser.
sa! desire to buy goods cheap.
We give below some ci our le&l-
ing prices:
CHECK C!ssllrERE SUITS IS o.
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS. ....,..... II 9
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS. 80. ,D Q.
BLACK AND w"ITE MIX CASsIMEEE
Sits our mall II "
rliREE STYLES Or MlDDLESLE CAss!
MERE SUITS, DARK. MEDIUM. AAD
BLACK AND wnIrE NIX cAssDlEEE
sCrrs e Gc
SILK NIX rRlcoi, DIFFERENT MIX,
rrEEs .2a Q.
sINE BLACK GERMAN TRIcors sU1,s q O.
lark EEows GRAIN DE- rovDiE
SUITS. ....... ....#-......... g g.
DiAcK DRESS sUIis. raging in pvi,o
frcm. :l.,ot2 q
LINEN SUITS, fro.a . - 70 ..
III addition to the a;sorc, 'fe have
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e. L: r. = = !. Or 5 HAIR DYE.-ruLS
,P!.2NDiL EAl:, d.: ti,c boit the worl.i. Tie
ri! aau .,-c It u :-Iaflie='. re!l-o.p ns'an-
.4lroas 20 di.cl:->.u:ucL'. %V ridiculous CHtA
>a:ur4: Ela. Yr1".i. .i..ite The III -.ccs ~ Lc.
:,, .;cs Inc il;c, .esvlnS !, so. aad be.uuiul
..- r::':,. '',,s."m i. Ea:s:s"r AL otile:s
:o.' s..l should Ic avo1-J aoI ~ all
'.u::i,.. ~a rc,.II-... iAe.ory. NJ, u IArc!cy
;s,-!. H.v i>r.-
-. -s%,... - :, csrfSIEg:EiL
t.,,!-,f 10 iyr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s.e-Sn;Ci.M. NOTICE. he LADIES SEN.
!vri CIR rie u-sr. M.EFi'S cE'-::cI ms; ra:occ.-
q; tn- la.vs % r"Hl :i"i: Ell! tha'i!s 10 The
r n Il: or t.lr- ~ ct.,rahe az cr.- lions
zo:a.o': 'i. IN M s coHiHu:lro. AID ;hc nnHiio
,en.g,l! CIR ca:;a."naca. G'ac:o::i c1conrcr.
!r"y. az. Nrr j ',.s-orsr stowe1 uso the cene-
rru ~, cs:a lie commit or for: :ller z,o1: d.ro-
tio,. Isl lc, aul aln-a5:, s:s::ai Of !1.7
:, .:,ca. !1ayii
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aserrr AEE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
r. ". WHITING, Esf. candidate 70. shes7n of
Charleston f'rI, la District 1T the nest election.
S,ri..nbcr II
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NORTH Ajst,l.SIt,
From, ,is ,,5lmiagton Journa. .pav !

From tts Ii'imiagton JoIr,sa May Ill
EIL li:*nEHci.s Oh E:.nlcA!. Politics. We
harc more ,:iam once cStl s.,rd fear that the
fleet al Radical Legislation and Radica! speeches
uGl be INC t,ci,.urI!!z.!on aId injury OF tho col
nrcd people. While w" nave hal littic or 10 cause
fol compai, lirrr wo arc srieyr'i tn str cseSlcIc
that the black population are dsortlery and riot
LIS. We tGol3ht that the perfect freedom
allowed Ia Cnnwav lIln!licutt. and oih"!
pu.itlcal vag4b2nus and Jankrnpts. tn dis
.tm!natc iholr ,ccGliar Views, al:d tir restraint
impose,! upon the Virginia pres. and orators III cx
,os.lI. these T. lows fo IOw,d br the dSSracrfu
aid lJrlGrls charge Of Judge Underwood. Wou
',avc tendency TO incitc I c Gn' rant blacks Z"
violent an1 ilirg. con,ilc: i'll tuls State.
TEo scrl0u; aud alarming 10; winch occurred III
Richmond Oh Thursday. is most assurcdlr ti!c
legitimate offspring OF ths unnatural statH ~
aa r. We have d:p!orr,l thc Efforts of the tldtl.
iical AMI rii.:lnus societies. IL the ulnatc and
certain result must b, organized oppnstin To tho
whites and To- the law, w.n executed against ono
OF their NUM- or. We See Ill tho Redmond RIO;
tho early AM sid Illustration of this very fact, ANA
the excitement aud nhinlnS oI tho moo mty We'll
ne imagine l.. when the appeals and orders %!
General SclIUii2ld III person Were uIhccur,i h!iu
The rioters we're only driven back at the point U!
the nayohct. This riot prgan III an attempt t"
rescue IN offender from the officers oi the law, and
but for the ntcrposlt Vi Federal! soillcrh, would
have cHl:d prn'ahiy in d"lusIns the streets ui
Richmond in blood.
Tho rrc Ilr.t occurrence uf similar affairs
ti,r ,nghout The soul subjects nj most scr 1u'
rttectloiS Bri'r the nt.:-as.. III tho :c 'nstruc-
ton icts--in flct b:lur.: til: NorLncra clrion--
riots wrrc naus snru.c, 4: lac S,;l,l, rSp c,s!y /"
mauntactura political capital for the purpose al
securing tho Of k.l III 'anliiLi"s, "!l'i IL
excuse the extreme l:clsrlrcs alrcaI: determine! I!
upun as The naams oi building up thc.r party IL
tic SJa It. Possibly ill.,. s,i c;>s vi l:.r tn:ls"rt-
tivcs in Connect cii al Kentucky. as wc!l ~ II!
;i,e many municipal rlr.tions il tho Northwest
prompted resort tcir ii" sIc scs,fnl scnen %:
one fact We have loug boon satisfied, that the
uilcrn blacks are 10 hc the INSTRUMENTS ni Sc
c;rlIi. lsal.; ,,i,ccr%s; and whether II Is done M
their balt u: Their blr,d is Il ima;tc Of it'll CON
Ger: to those wNu direct the fortunes OF th'
party.
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/; :.GG:}NS, :"Rle'?EGS.
N,,.,c.s from th;, South.
Wilir n;'E ENTRANCES SAY.


i,';: log!i.';! ysc!.au2. are iil!ru almost ,eerE
IL. via. c,,ra..s fr.: :Sq;.i..,i. Iaicrs, q with
pns ie;,cra tg' ii ,,.:e-i"n,i,,.,s travelling
tn;ou;i Ii Scu:h. =! oca:,n: Oh the sI.!!.! "i'
".icii t!:c po2r!: living w.iin the t'o Ai!itar'
n.l;.c;j .rc disposed so nac. pt the stua,ioa.
!ctcr this slcs. !gtcyos: tnc aii appear TO t;''9
i. odr at. IS = prolated bY ali honest car.osit
nd a.nc.re desire 10 see the :ezed question OF
constitution ' last put 10 rest, or whc;iicflt u
,,oc nom part .'iot.ycs and TO Eecp up agi!at.on
: p,atlcr- no; ior Present purpose. Certain
it ;ilat illc Ho: p:ob.oln in course OF .olu-
in through the Southern Suites is. just no, ti:c
most absorbing topic of public interest III the
United States and as We form part OF the Observed
VIC mas. in t,un from time to time, With "ui bet
tecs constitute ourselves observers also, and pass
Il; rapid r.yicw tho c:ont, !!ow trlnspirl,s III the
soul!.rii States together With the comments try
...lc;t III tic Southern press. As we have alwdys
ono heretofore. So to-day wo shall endeav.r to
= .rcseat fairY cr''ry section Of the country aGd
Very phase oi opnun.
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l'ao. -tr.,!.'. T. ih' .-:.. il 81. ycstt:d4y'a
she a.!;,. 10Y :'io.M:i.., Ill regard 10 IL.
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70 ,m,y,d their robe hea,ls hoen~" ,hq:

-lavc br'.,d tIirr flH!r N.!'T- H1t0.' Illl'"-' !.
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Inc .,r,.,, Of Eatrli-, "a, what !l!"n. the Oh
80, of keeping UP r:.!i;ca nS ai.l ai.!!. "p-
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AUGUSTA. Me? .i.-Gu,.... i..n,c: sic: -
bales receipts Il, ia. t!d "a. -.
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c.e;ns.l sad cl1:.c.:ou H. lcoad Company.
I:ril mw2
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-05
A REMOVAL DEMANDED.

The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette states that formal
charges against Commissioner Newton,
Of the Agricultural Department with a
demand for his removal under the tenure
Office act, were filed with the President
on the 3lst ult, by gentleman well in
formed as 10 the facts The charges are
as follows
lst That the chief clerk of Mr. Newton,
the Commissioners son, never filed bond
in the Treasury Department, as he is re-
quired 10 do by law.
"a. That the Commissioner has not rem
dered any accounts 20 the Treasury of the
United States since he went into Office.
Sd. That he has not rendered any &C
counts 10 the First Auditor since June,
1896. when he is required to report quar-
terly.
4ih. That he appointed as General
Superintendent an officer not authorized
by law, another son.
9th. That he privately, instead Of pub
hcly, invited proposals for the new depart
ment building.
9th. That heenoourSges general disorder
IN the department. and allows clerks TO sign
papers as acting commissioner. when he
and the chief clerks are both present.
.th. That he has violated nearly every
provision Of the act creating the depart
ment.
The President nominated a successor
to Commissioner Newton, hut the Senate
refused or neglected to act upon it, and
under the tenure orof6ce law, Mr. New
ton holds on. Now it is demanded that
the President remove him under that law.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-05
A MAN or GREAT MORAL IDEAS IN
HE'LL.

Theodore Tilton has been looking into
New York by gas.light, and dare not tell
what he saw. He says of what he did
81 In company with several well known
public men, and under the guidance Of the
police, we made a tour last Saturday night
through the nethermost haunts of misery,
vice and crime in the city of New York.
This is an exploration which every man
connected with public affairs, either by
civil or by editorial duty, ought, if posi-
Bile, TO make, at least once in his life.
Born in New York, and having always
either resided or labored within il, we never
saw or knew our own city until last Satur-
day night Never until then had we any
adequate conception of its poverty, and its
squahdness, of its villainy, Of its debauch-
cry, Of its leprosy The sight can never
be forgotten The story, even if we had
the heart TO tell it, must, for decency's
sake, remain untold. We can only say
that none of the familiar descriptions had
adequately prepared us for the actual
scenes. We were shocked, COMPOUNDED,
sickened And as we now look back upon
the awful revelation Of that one nights
descent into hell, We can hardly persuade
ourselves that what We saw was reality;
1t seems a hideous dream"
And yet with all this rotten, reeking
corruption right under his nose, this phil
anthropist has spenl the better portion of
his life in bewailihg and lamenting over
the moral condition of the poor negroes of
the South.
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warming for the future. The blood of the
noblest heroes on both sides of the conflict
will soon form union in the veins of the
descendants of those who met In deadly
strife on many well fought fields. The
most patriotic hearts North and South,
East and West already beat in unison.
The time has arrived when patriotism, not
less than Christianity, requires the for
giveness of all that We cannot forget. Let
the crossed swords OF. the monument, sur
mounted by the stars and stripes, form an
appropriate memorial association for
both the Confederate and Union dead !;
but patriotic and generous emulation will
be the first and foremost to promote the
common good, and restore the Union-that
more perfect Union designed by the consti-
tuition Of our common country.
The ceremonies closed by benediction,
when two young eolored girls came forward
and tenderly laid branches of the choicest
flowers ON the grave of Jacob johnson.
The following paragraph was inadyer-
tently omitted in telegraphing the speech
of the President yesterday:
| have come here to participate in the
ceremony of dedicating monument to
man whom you respected, though of poor
and humble parents. Hewas my father, and
Of him | am proud. He was an honest and
faithful friend, character | prize higher
than all the worldly fortune which could
have been left me.