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CTEVENS HOUSE, Nos. FL. 43, 25 AND "a
y Broadway n. Y. opposite Bowling Green-Cn the
widely known to the travelling public The location is
peciay suitable to merchants and business 1t is in
close proximity 10 the business part OF the citys
the highway Of Southern and Western trave-and ada
cent To all the principal Railroad and Steamboat depos
The STEVtNS HOUSE has liberal accommodations FOR
over 300 gu,ssit we'll furnished and possesses every
modern Improvement Tor the comfort and entertainment
OF Its inmates. The rooms spacious AMI well yenti
ated-provided with gas and wacr-the attendance is
prompt and respectiuland the table is generously pro-
vded with every decacy of the moderate rates.
The rooms having been refurnished and remodeed
are email ID to offer facilities the comfort and
pleasure .f our guests. GEO r. CHASE g. CO.,
May % PfopnetOrs
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| O S T

7 OsT-A BLACK SETTER DOG, FIVE
months old. liberal reward will be given for his
to his owner, Southwest corner of Bull and Rut-
ledge streets. September Is
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COPARTN N ERSHIPS.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
U,HE CopARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
i between the undersigned, in the PLANNING MILL
and LUMBER business. under the firm of EBAUGH
AIALLONEE, has been This Day dissolved, by mutual
consent. JOHN O. MALL0NEE alone Is authorized to
settle the affairs of the said copartnership.
d. c. EBAUGH.
JOHN C. MALL0NEE,
CHARLESTON. September &, 1867.
September 9 lmo
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TOBACCO, ETC.
LA CRIOLA
SEGAR STORE,

CORNER BROADWAY ANDl7TH STREET,
NEW YORK.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE PLEASED TO SEE
l. his Southern friends. The choicest HAVANA Sc
CARS OF all the leading brands with general assort
ment OF Smokers Articles always on hand
June4 D. OTTOLENGuI. Agent.
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LAW NOTICE.
PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE MILLION !!

VIII. SEND POSTPAID, 50 PHOTOGRAPHS OF
the most celebrated Actors for 50 cents 90
or so cents so Union Generals tor so cents % heoei
Generals for so cents so Statesmen for 50 cents ~
ifu youpe Ladies tor so cents so fne-lookin Souug
Gentlemen for 50 cents large photographs o rrsnch
Dancing Girs costume beautifully coioieo ~ tho ,s a
they appear. tor so cents: or for 5O cen.T, 80, a. 80
beautiful Ladies of the Partisan Bauel ,,p 80 se'
appear the play OF the Black Crook ~ ''' "A'e''
New York.
NAV IL Af~
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SHIPPERS WILL PLEASE NOTICETHE FOLLOWING
TARIFF OF THROUGH RATES.
From Baltimore to Charleston, 8. C.
First-class Goods ds..........s13 s13s per 100 pounds
secondclass (3oods - 124 por 100 pounds.
Third-class Goods. ........... llu per ioo pouI
Fourtb.cl Goods s... SO per 1O0 pounds.
Philadelphia to Charleston.
aacondrI,ss Cooda - 129 per 100 pounds.
third cIasa Goods - 112 per 100 pounds
Fonrtb class Csoods' '.. 92 per 100 pounds.
philadelphia to Charleston, Via Annames-
sic Railroad.
First-class GoodB sl66 per ioO pounas'
Second class Goods. Lay per ioo PounIo'
Third-class Goods. lII per !Oo Pouuuo'
tb.class Goods s........1 LOO per 100 pounds.
New York to Charleston.
F;rat claas Coods ~ 81 46 per 100 pounus.
Secoud-class Goods lI9 per lOO Pounus'
Third.class Goods. LIZ per !OO pounds.
Fourth-class Goods. u per ioo iouA''
Boston to Charleston.
First-class Goods .$l.56 per 100 pounds
Second-class Goods. i.5a por @ ,O0 pounI
Yhiri-cass Goods ~ per !oo pounus'
Fourth-class Goods. " Per ioo PouHN''
Goods from Boston, New York and Philadelphia lya
steamer) must be insured by the shipper 10 NorioA'
Virginia; rate of insurance a per cent
Goods from Philadelphia (rid Annamessc) anu ironi
Baltimore are insured b. the Companies sr,,o.pn
All goods ordered to be shipped by the SEArOAKD
AND INLAND AIR LINE, must be so marked anu tie
liyered to our Agents. az follows:
At Boston, E SAMPSON. End Of Central Wharf.
At New York, N. L. McCREADY, No. ls7 dreenWich
street, corner Dey ~ -, :,
At Philadelphia (ria steamersl, W. P. CLYDE, NO. IA
North Delaware Avenue. -
At Philadelphia (ua Annamessic), PHIL, WILL and
BALT. r. II. CO.
At Baltimore L. b. PARKS, Bay Line foot Union
Dock.
as- In Shipping Freight from PHILADELPHIA be care
full to mark the Packages and note on Bill OF Ladng
whether it be forwarded by Cydes Steamers, OF
uia Annsmessc. f. H. dhlo,
Gen. Supt $. and X. X. Il.
$. l.. FREMONT
iien Supt. w. and w. k. k.
WM. MAC RAE
Gen. Supt. W. and NJ. r. X.
5. S. SOLOMONS,
Gen. Supt. N. L. II. X.
For further information apply to ,
September Is
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SEC N. It shall not be lawful for any person per-
SONS TO with their tasls any vessel, boat
orait to any part of the wharf the ratings thereof
at White Point constructed by the City Council leading
from that part East Bay called the Battery to South
Bag street. To land from any boat, vessel or raft
any boards lumber other material any part of the
said wharf, and if any person persons shal violate or
ransgress any OF the provisions contained IN this clause
such person persons shall forfeit AMI pay fifty dollars
to be recovered in the City Court one-af OF which pen
atty shall 60 to the inforner.
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B O A R DI N G

DRIVATE BOARDING.-FI FIRST CLASS
i BOARD, with handsomely furnished rooms, at the
IVY HOUSE, No. 2t ANSON STREET.
September ftu
DOARDING.-THREE PLEASANT ROOMS
ID with good BOARD can be had on immediate appli.
cation to No. SO CHURCH STREET. west side. near
Tradd street. Terms reasonable. June l2
1NXCELLENT BOARD, AT VERY LOW
IL rites in the most central business part OF the city
without lodging in a private house, now be had.
For particulars address "X l., Postoffice. May Is
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DEUTsCHE
Scbiiecms 6eicllicbaft.
EDUCATI0 N AL.

ENGLIsH, CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL
AND FRENCH SCHOOL.
vsyHe EXERCISES OF THE SUBSCRIBERS SCHOOL
will be resumed on Tuesday. the lst of october, at
No. lO3 Wentworth street.
September Is i oos L. CALpWhLL-
MECKLENBURG FEMALE COLLEGE,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
REV. A. G. STACY, A. NJ. PRESIDENT.
noARD WITH FUEL, LIGHTS. CONTINGENT FEE
II AND TUITION, per session of five scholastic
m0ntbs s1O3. half in advance. II paid entire at the
opening OF tho session. october lst Only sso required
A. G. STACY, Charlotte N. C.
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NOTICE.
TINHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED ALL
Mr.. EBAUGH'S interest In the above Copartnership,
will continue his account the business hereto
fore conducted by the hate firm, of EBAUGH MAIL
LONEE at the same place, HORLBECKS WHARF. near
the Northeastern Railroad.
JOHN C. MALLONEE,
CHARLESTON, September G, 1867.
Sentember @ limo
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EDICaTIONAL ESTABLISHMENT OF
REV DIR. MYERS.

EDUCATIONAL ESthoALohihH1NA Ut
REV. DIR. MYERS
rr,,IE PRINCIPAL OF THE ABOVE NAMED INSTI-
| TUITION has much pleasure in announcing to his
natrons as well rs to the public generally that owing to
continued increase in the number of pupils, he has
fonnd il necessary to obtain more suitable premises and
therefore secured the commodious and eligible house
situated at the Northwest corner OF Coming and Bull
The aim of the Institute being to thoroughly educate
the pupils for collegiate business career; systematic
and accurate elementary training adopted for such
NAV need that course and peculiar advantages also
offered for the study of the classics Mathematics and
Bookkeeping. ,
In consequence OF recent necessary changes made in
the Government of the Academy, and with O view Of
facilitating the interests Of the pupils the Principal will
he assisted by Mr.. JOHN CANNON, q gentleman Of
known ability and who has had considerable experience
in the art of teaching. Mr. CANNON performed his
coeoiate course OF studies with distinction, in of
e beat colleges in France and subsequently taught the
French languages and classics with unusual success, in
the college OF Blois in that country Rare and excellent
ADVANTAGES are therefore afforded for the study Of
French under his supervision
primary class connect ed with the Institution is
Quoted ~ Miss ROSA DIBBLE and the various depart
mepts eceying the personal superintendent of the
PRINCIPAL every exeron is made to promote the inter-
eats Of the pupils. Course of instruction English,
French, Lain, Greek, Hebrew, Spanish and German
languages. oep'emoero
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w A N T S..

WANTED, COMFORTABLE DIV Ell
w LING OF Blk rooms, ahd necessary Outbuldlngs,
near tho Market at rent OF than five hundred
dollars per annum. Apply flIIS OFFICE
September II G.
VITANTED AT MILLS HOUSE, THREE (3)
w WHITE WOMEN ior i,ene al housework.
september IL
CITUATION WANTED.--WA ANTED, BY A
- married man. of steady habits situation i'll any
respectable business. Will make himself useful in al
most any capacity Address "G. p" " this office.
August Is
A GF.N rs w "A N II X. ID II O II
TIE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS or
GENERAL ROBERT Z. LEE,
BY JAMES D. MCCABE JR., Of Virginia.
Author of Life of Gen. 'SOncwall Jackson" Life Of
Cen Albert sydney Johnson, "Tha Ad-deCamp." &c.
Send for Circulars and sec our terms and full do
scripiion Of the work. Address NATIONAL PUBLISH
ING COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga. 1moF September
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EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT OF
ppy DR MYERS

rTyHE EXERCISES OF TIE ABOVE NAMED INSTI-
TUTE will be resumed ID. w. on WEDNESDAY.
October 3D. at the Academy corner OF Coming and Bull
streets Terms moderate, and course OF instruction
such as will impart sound and complete education.
September 2 mWt
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THE CORRESPONDENCE of the BostO" Post SAYS :
The streets are again full of rumors of Cabinet
changes and one of them is to the effect that RfA
ERDY JOHNSON has positively accepted the post Of
Secretary of State. Another Is that General
SrEEpMAN has declined the War Department, fear
ful of rejection by the Senate. He is said TO be
unwilling to live up paying office for Ill uhccr-
tain thing in the Cabinet. feel authorized to say
there is no truth i'll these rumors but yon need
not be surprised should CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS
be called home 10 relieve Mr.. SEWARD, who IN turn
will receive :. foreign mission. 1t is also stated
that the Hon. Mr.. GRoEsBEcK OF Cincinnati VIII
probably relieve Secretary McCULLocH in few
days These the only changes which may DC
anticipated for the present -hc report may be
true that General MCCLELLAN has been telegraph
eel Tor by his friends az stated in some of the
palers but President JOHNSON is ignorant of the
iact' learn he has not thought of the Gen
erai IN connection with any position i'll his Cabinet
ueherai GRANT is now admin: erims the War De-
partincht 10 the entire satisfaction of the ExecI-
tive.
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FEMALE COLLEGE.
THE FALL TERM OF THE FEMALE COLLEGE,
Spartanburg s. O., will open October Sd, 1867.
The President Rev. A. W. CUMMINGS, d. D.. will be
aided by competent experienced teachers In every de
partment.
Board for half year. $1,000
Tuition. .............--..-.....-- zU.oO U
CONTINGENT Zee. <.Vu
Music and all the Ornamental Branches very low.
Those wishing patronize the School will please ad
dress the President. It'll August9
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70 r SALE.

NOR SALE, TWO FINE WORK MULES,
II at PAVILION HOTEL STABLES.
September IL
T PRIVATE sALE.-SLOOP MARIAN, THIRTY
N NINE Tons Register will carry :hirty-fve cords
wood or hrty-fve thousand feet OF lumber. with new
Sails rigging anchors. chain blocks, &C.. complete.
Appl- to MCKAY & CAMPBELL, at No. 1856 Meeting
street, or No. Al East Bay.
Said sloop is lying at south Adgers Wharf.
September
JNOR SALE OR RENT, AT FLORENCE,
II s. c., TWO LARGE NEW STORES, with comfort
able dwellings above. For particulars apply to +. H.
ROGERS. IL September3
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE,
MAIN (;UARD HOIjSE


OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE
MAIN GUARD HOUSE, :
CHARLESTON, 8. c., August q, 1867.
nNHE FOLLOWING SECTIONS OF ORDINANCES
/ are published for the information of all whom 1t
NAV concern G. b. SIGWALD,
Captain of Police.
SEC. W. All smoking of any pipe segar in White
Point Garden, and East South Battery be and the
same is hereby prohibited and any person who shall
violate this of this Ordinance SHALL for each and
every such offence, forfeit and pay the sum of ve dol
lars to be recovered in the City Court one-half the
amount to be given to the iniormer.
SEC VIII All indecent and disorderly conduct, ours
ing and swearing camorous noises drunkenness quar-
rcing fighting, profanity, committed in White Point
Garden either of the Batteries aforesaid shall be
punished in the manner the offences are
now directed by law to he punished when committed in
any other portions of the city.
SEC Y No person or persons shall ride lead or drive
any horse horses mue mules within the enclosure
of the Garden under penalty OF five dollars for every
such offence TO be recovered In the City Court one-ha
the amount of the fine to be given to the nforuer
SEC NJ. II shall not be lawful for any person or per-
sons TO moor with their iass any vessel boat
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We LEARN FROM Northern exchange that an
accurate observer Of agricultural matters reports
with regard to the harvest of 1867, the following
as the probable comparative crops OF the several
States: Illinois is much the largest producer OF
Indian corn more than one-sixth of the whole crop
of the country being grown there, and also the
largest producer of oats (morc than twenty per
cent of the whole, and of hay more than twenty
per cent Pennsylvania takes the lead in the pro
duction of rye-nearly one-third Of the product OF
the whole country in buckwhcat over 42 per
cent. New Jersey produces more rye than any
other State, according to population. New York
takes the lead in the production of barley-about
forty per cent. OF the whole country. Virginia
takes the lead in tobacco-about thirty per cent
New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey together
produce two-thrds of all the rye. New York stands
the tenth State in the production of ludian corn.
being exceeded by Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Iowa,
Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Virginia, kentucky and
Missouri In wheat New York is exceeded by Hi
nois, Wisconsin, Michigan and Iowa. Illinois
alone has in corn about 5,OO0OOO acres; in wheat,
1856 600 acres; in rye, 3i5,00O acres; oats, S6;
mn ocres. in barley II 600 acres
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August ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-09-05

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saye 66tAcs - all 'shs ss wsboss md as.sl
giris - sitys dat izu ssnkS fsfpiss
shsn vatA sthe ksiss 81 sbs Essniuk
IstsSraa fhat thsy wanlca gra<ias n
They souId eniy cry hen. and eft tfiei,
In tbs s&re8Ess@ Uf soafsa M III ! nxwss
bora and nsasglrIs we're hipAss dssl5ehl.
sd Al this esidsaeA Cf ua txosss1ss ri sisssr.ai. /.
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rant of The title of the fsNapeAseE 0s she
Press They saw II Ia tbM xlsanas los
fatars sostuna n sheir favus aaal beg u
70 saaps il imsgisatian the Apw ii nusn
berlsss psnRles into their pazkess, sa bs
spcedIIy transferred BY sfsisssg ths bse.
karss sfkess ID Wall ssrses ftao gresa
backs aym % much sassted dy cssai draE,
OF larger gsswsh. ~ lass. a4awssss, sass
dsxterous BsBianin got Mind az thss
uaovemsnt 10 orasb bio paper the Egg
a;ne Mesrs -osas of exissrnss. ana be- de
ssfmineay wikh kis nszsl bollsas, 90 sxs-
eats q aank moyemeHs to thwags the d.
aigns of the Eiiy SoSsehman. svsa IL IL
took him aIl sunlAer - aseoaapilsh H.
Acting npon shEs resslusisns be ses his
sgants % wasks aad In q shaE4 kizss he
bad msds asyangsmspks vita ali shs aaws-
boys and nswsxasls 70 ssenss esexy eopY
of she Er<Ais0 Tsisgyam grasaisosaiy
fafnished them BY tse would be sNspo-
lean Of lAs pss1s, paying shs said ssws-
boys and nsssgfris ona cent = place sbegs
fers and salling them sxa eoaiss of she
Ersniag kszps fas every oas cent paid
out hy them. This vas q sommafeiai
Transaction highlf telfshsd hy shs sid
boya and esrls ard they ara crying the
Eueafns Nssos ssesywhsrs al sns eass
apisces snd selling il like wildars. whils
10 EueMina Tsisgrafa Il being sold hy
Hos. Benjannin Wood ID bushel Iosss 70
parties who boy sia anewspspers-- ~ ws-
pspsrs ss 30 mach q poasd.
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- -
and the seaf tnssa6ls 81 Iunattcs, stsIs4
oss esd siiasiaa shas aow oppfsss sas
Sesshs aAs Vwsoa would spelataaeausIy
sssspss Itself IN wsek, last ss 4 man sf
good esnssitusion, kept down On hls bed
BIZ ssss dozfug cf Sd iffsrnxl quack, woafs1
get 80 and walk wdsn thefsoI was kisks
cd ens OF the heusss Ras tbs asFoeiaaa
Villains who, have sacrificed q miiiioa OF
lives, undeF prssenes OF restoring the In !.
ion, kesp Sickies, and shsridan. and
HUwssd, and shs Acsarssd thing shsy saII
. BuEeau. IN the Saates aos she very ans
sole purpose OF preventing liz rsssora.
ton. SsitI they want Union, and dream
Of . Union, > Mongysl Buion, b Engon
Shars whifss aad nsgraes sssn5oyss ssim-
partial freedom, r and theY are st work
With all their might 10 do thing shat,
In the nature Of shings eabnos be dons.
IL y nan we're siok, SICK aaso death, NOT
fr0m defessiss censtitaeiens bat FROM
FaaaskeEy, all thaG wers neaded 20 gsssore
Bio health woul6 be ao discharge The
qsaek, bat IL soms professed ffIend were
% cay, sI want yoa 20 get well, bus here
after, iasssaa Of being whias aasn. ysa
muss bs . malasso, aad hsstsx man than
ever lhan snch erofssasd friend would
eorrespond exactly with toe advocates Of
fsreconsssuesaea.n IL cannok be dona !.
ths uaa may die, astths nssioa may pess
ishs bot be eannos bs q ,aalalsos nor csp
sasrsasnstTuesionn on nongrel basis ev.
sr be possible, ssshe uhioE as IL was', Of
nasioasi death are the ssle possibilities.
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ST. pro5assions fos Family use. Thss ad-
vice sh=u1d have 4 wids application
NhateNsF is ehcicssf Aaa NEST salsAbas
ih0aIG DC aased fox fkmiiy ass~ Sort
pwsr afax bawrels Of tho bsss applsss
bare the shiidsen piek eus shs savgsss sggss
mhen eorn Ii 10 be ground, select the best
sars, and earefnIly fan and reserve ths,
pIsmpesE wheas. Piek oct ahe cheese
thai has sha choicest azsor, lay By ths
ehoisess aossr boasy, aaa sAlt down the
healshiess, ksnderess and best faded sssf
and pork. Bafsa up sisilixaEisa sad re-
aaemsnE ri hones lhs shsldssn vii prise
d, aad whaa shey hare homss Of sheiF
OWE viii know haw Co 20 r. Ihis eaurss
wili establisk IN afis&0efsey and nohia.
|ity hon6sAh1s 10 free Amsfiass Ssasna
and shird 4nslity pxoa0stisns ere 10 be
sold. II sitY people 10 nos liks Is, les
them bore isnd cf akefs cun, SD b.
Equally riah. Bot NJ matter h&N xoe4
ID arsicIs yon nsy ssaI, h vii nst b fe-
tailed pure. First alass pfodusxisns ara
iced assiy for AdulkeFatior. 10 s.isa The
grade sf infsFIoF articias. q f1miIy Iive
Ibg 80 che hssk, snd IN good Ao0sss, viii
maks mere msney sban Ay t4kisx zp
Nth ssraps md isasiaxs. This fs AxEss~
ahle sa : laM sf exisssnue. Eeeoud- -eises
fpod Ersdaces seeoad -slass idssss watch
sss 4sak, sud assend sl4as mss, whsSh
arsi Hsakar.
Hak KyaHsxe Bxsosn ssE Wnapsxas-~
|ssIsA tslI aous = csssinaed hsr aans 70
Leais&, sssws things Which hAya fuIly
rrbked. The krst vii ko FIR foxarss
ssys& &nskSmas kha rsnaeShf4ykx n axss 8seasFfs
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importation Of Negro Voters.

y
i The Cleveland .Piaiadeaier sara the
Freedmsn's Barsaa il husy now ssnding
iargs nnmbsrs pf future soisrad eitissns
into ths Bssesrn States. Care ia saksn
60 pus them inso the hands oil lsyai Rad
iaals, wh0 viii ace thas they all vote rlg BIZ.
1h;sis d gams which c0uId De worked TO
desiaej adsaaaags In Panasylvania. .-=
HAh toe Yankee Williams on the bench
Of fhs Soprema Court. aa act Of Congress
making negroes voters 10 Psuns glsania
wUala sf oEsss BE- dscIafsd 20 ~ Censsi-
sataoDal and binding. Thea the Radicals
would act only be rsinforsed hy I5.0O0
bbF q, 900 adult male negroes already In
fhis State, but bY as many more a. 1afghs
be needed In say emergency would Is as
onee imported frem sAe South. AIong
the borders they seuld bslcroRdsd insa
shs counties of Lancaster, Chester, Leb-
anon, Delaware, Samersas and AIleghany,
anf woula hs pushed nsssh iass Bradford,
Tipga sad soshss xadieal aisasisss. Lea
up man sappoas sas party now ja power
weuld hesikAts pAmsns about makiEg
An attempt lhus M Ssarpower he witi nf
the white voseFs Sf this State. Sach ac-
tioa. sns sAs part OF tAssradisals waaid DO
made psEisctiy legal khs poneBs toe
IFighs ct the Hsgro 20 yote in Pennsylys-.
mia wss recognized. The pigage Recgwd
sFadisal pspeF sssy we'll ksoxa ID Seuth-
err aaa D6nsEal penasylssnia, kse opsn.
ii DECLARED sshas q essSiukisn RlsdxiHx sAs
RepuhIisan pagsy 10 advocate sha enfran-
Chisem GIT 81 the negroes Id Ehfa State.
failed - hessporsed hr the Comnisass
on Reselasssss. Ascaskas i'd sass sAsTs aas-
fkoyifat5rsiy stafsd 1has Gosgsess sres4la
so0ss pces u general Iag maksBg ascrees
uuEsSs VI sesyg Ssofs. Thg seysnsA rsso-
lssiea Of NE radical passfogm binds Jasgs
Wilslaasss shoaId be be slsssexi, - ascias
such . la~ d hs aopskisntisnal.
4 The Nhiss men of Fsnnsylsania can
sse What 10 iss ssors fsT then skaald
Judge Skafswoad BE defeated. NOS fonl9
eill NIL shs eseross nov in sshs asase Sc
saaas vossrs by shs act Of CoHgrexs. bas
Ishs Frssdmenss Bugsau wilt Fhs ready 10
GIL sny aFdsx for negro sssexai whsnsvss
cAlled spqxs Wa shaak sas shisu sHes of
The ksystene State lwill hssissse lonx
time hsfefe shey sIsvate 70 y Z bench of
sha HapFexaa Court q usnneessssa Y aakss
WIN atAsda pledged - carry sus sneh %
pregTamms.- LsssseaSfsy IaisIligemcsg.
/ ksaao EoUArsrg.- IL is realty iuofsdi.
BILE he@ sAms the wildsss And mast via
ianarS schsmss ef shs fxsrsms Raaisals
ere nsocmlng sohsg faeGs. Had Any pae
| vsntared 10 predics as The time of tie
Chicago Genvsnxion that the then 70 call
ed Republieaa party wouia sses xzaks
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02
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