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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-03-14
DOty's Clt0lles Washer

DoTY's WASHING MACHINE has again hsen
NEW n. tnesI ess =. AT THE GREAT
These are tbs chsapess ssA machines for wash
ins and wringins clothes. The Washer, using boiMng
no. suas, saves three-fosrshs the labor and tine;
injury to the clothes.
Scion Robinson says: ~ assure you sour maeAins,'
and would not se parss2 With under any eo a
ton" ,
Mr. Orange JuAd, EAissr Of The American Asrieui-
most kindly BY tho 'Asir.' a.d that she cannot pr
soaae them to uss sny sess while this 10 u hand"
Pref, Younan., =; p. s.ys: '.our family 10 NOT
sa,, week In about fear hsnfs and that too,
Bishop Scott, Of The r. i. Church, Odessa. DEL
says: ~ took hold (Which, Of course should not
nave done se had No 1sehise), and in ~ hosrs
PVT through eleven dosss pieces, many Of which we're
IT," -
! WHAT rnE PREss SAT- OFT.
The rich might 10 vitAsst sAsss nachines bat the
poor, VINO must valee tine, labss and The avins Of
It's worth 81 per veek in aay family .-Ixev York
Prairie Farmer. Chicago.
really merits all the good that can be said Of II
sasiiy worked, and doc. It's WORK veli-loAIs
Farmer.
Alter fair trial We give the rreseranc. over all
tits the vesy best machine She vashiae clothes ne
ever saw-lNev Haven Journal And Courier.
Illustrated circulars, giving Wholesale and retail
On receipt Of the prizes from eaaess vhsss no e.s 10
selling, We viii send ons was6ar and one " tlpesr
either or beth. free of freight sA1ses. Family -sise
ss asnef' sH; No, ~ Wnnssr, 80; No. , xIinees.
R. C: BROWNING, csssraa Agent.
No. ~ coarsiaads =, New York.
/ nny Opposite Nsrchants' uotel.l
/
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-03-14
SOMETHING: + new
UNDER THE SUN! e
A NEW ERA In MEDICINEI

MET the Suffering and Diseased Ecad the
tors, and spoken OF as incurable, read the fol-
q IL. all who can Isl,eye s s and, 90
Know ALL MEN SY THESE sxsssRss, That, % this,
One Thousand Eight sarsS "a Sizay -siz persss.
.
sole general agent the Tinted States and depend
ence thereof e preparations o. nedicines known -
sessIa..s.. =. ys,..:. eopiss 70 The se's q hi'
JAMES sMEIrRE,
Isl Ns4sy P~haie,
81 ~. 8st Wan eteeet, New York.
great relief and that the awful pain In NJ side has
len me at last-thanks 70 yeur medIene. On, docsor
how .aan!fai an .hss can get so.e sleep; Ie.n
and An sure that you sfs really tAe saa - ~ sis
fersrs. could not help writing 10 ron, and hope
you win nottake Il aoiss. JAMES MYERS,
This = to certify tha. vas discharged from the
DR.. Maegiel's Piiis. WILSON HARVEY.
New York, April :, 1855. 81 Pa Street.
The following 10 an interesting case Of nan en-
Pioyed in an Iron FOUNDRY, who, In pousing melted
iron into : o:.k sss: vas damp a.d vet, caused an
explosion. The melted iron was thrown around and
fslly The following certificate vas gvsn 70 re, by
him, about eight weeks after the accident: sssf 4
NEW YoRK, January II, 1865.
Ny aane 10 Jaesb Hardy: I An Iron HsunAse;
was haAy burns b. hot ira IL MsveselnskS ~ buos
healed, but hAd running ny Ieg that woalA
not heal: tried Aagges Salve, and II cured ne q
few veehs This u oil true, aud anybsdy go ne
q Jaskssn's IFea Wsshs, "a Ayeeus. MssFstsSH
]. HARDY, lie 0oeriek Street.
Extracts from Various letter.: sSa 5ff@
II had no sppssHs; Hagyisis Pab sass ssaAeasty
"yonr Pills are narvelous.t'
81 send for asetAer bsx and hssp Then in the
house." -
nic.n ~ II
81 gave half Of Pills to my bale for chol
err nsssss Tbs dear little thing gss ven In Aay.
| my naasea Of nornisgis new eurea.s - ~ ;
'Yosr bop Of Magnets savs eered ne 81 Noises ID
the head. rshbsd ssns Of ysur oaave bsAinl NJ
ears, asA he noise lsls. -
''seaA netvs bs1ss. I ISN'T one ssra pssr sAniiy',
II snelsse AellR, ysss ps1ss b = esaas, - ~
We1le1oa 70 NJ y Wosth Asaiss.o
/ ~1sna Ne nye boxe0 Of your piiis.,,
.Lss se hsve thsseboxes Of Jour Pills by pseuYa
/ hare over - s1sA 4essenenasas j
AZ this, but want q space conpels 10 conclude
FO1 CUTA1EOUS DISORD1ns j.
AID oil 0ruptions Of tie skin. the aALvR 4. $50
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-03-14

President Finney, Of Oberlin, lately
[prayed for the President: "Oh Lord, If
|thou canst manage him wit4dat crush
hing him, spare him; but otherwise
|cru.h himi', IT, 20 re 11ehss.
= 4 G nniu.s = osIehbor ) dsea. -
6ohn Smith BY the slack efhis breechss,
e ; 3 :, him .sysF, he'ls ~ - dnp'
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The Ee>t aud Cheapest llsrse and Cattle
Medicine In the WOridl aI

.sea khr~MyhsMx kAe Suste9 .ek,skes ~asH CnMe
".lss NMsSs1 TIE hssi - ,S~sy.
F,5r 'i' cure ~ The yn-tnls Diseases 10 which
HORSES ans! tntiis' s,iiiss.f: such
fasn'i.'r. ta<i .as;s~r. A!,sr ..s::ii. t4sSs 81
.Art"iiic. Inward =. rains. irIIs,w Mater.
fist;;ia. PA EVIL. S.raicl,.2A 0r
Grease. Mango. lHfiantiiiat i.n N the
Eyes and Fatigue FROM Hari tast~,r:
also I;ht,i,I:lt iAul, trp,iinnny calitys
StiH coniplant. which iao,c~ fatal =.
many valuable unrse-s III this cAt"ts
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- IN 6hNypor Is j Q meet1nG was
held in Z 49, Ind, 81 ths spur-
pose of gel ing up fair for the sick and
wounded soldiers. Judge b, being
loyal all over, was very active in such
matters, and was appointed chairman
Of the meeting. There was quite a
number of ladies present. The business
progressed rapidly, and as most of the
articles for supper were to be donated,
the Judge called in his lrfdicrous manner,
on those present, to know how much
they could contribute. Almost eao1gh
was given to eemplete the arrangemenls,
when some oSo Sn01ested hat It would
be necessary h&9a somA milk. stOh
yes said the Judge, fising with great
dignity 'aU you ladies who gire milk
pledse drise.o 1t is sufficient to say
that there was no rising done.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-03-14

i WHAT BECOMES OF OLD TEETH-It is
said that the number Of people who take
|''laughing gas" for the purpose Of hav-
ing their teeth extracted without pain Is
now so larget1f I'D beeth accumulate
by bushels at tie rooms of the Cotton
Dental Association in New York. DR..
EColton finds about five hundred dollars,
worth Of gold psrsEeaf. ia The teeA ex-
|tracted. He exesSisaSethto his resi-
|dence in Brooklyn, and uses them to en-
rich his grape vines with, they afIbrding
u large quantity of ammonia The
'ensct upon fles hAs been maks
them bring ~ III aalndance q fruit,
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l. 1t is cheaper TO cut stalks By power than
M srs ii = shsst -pileea, and when
3You YIN not pun Out Young corn by your
cultivator catching the stalks.
4. u caves the sxpepAe and trouble Of burn
40 hen. LIS w Iii 1E-5Ee&s At<F AL "
! s mo ssalhs asevoEfh from ntsy cents 10 a
&. It leaves the ground in nice condition for
receiving small grain, without further prcpar-
Z A boy can do a full days work with #,
with good team.
az a TfrroS, Iowa, 1855.
MEssns SMITH BROTHERS:
Gcnllcnsen-l used one Of your stalk Cutters.
the pest SEASON. am completely satisfied
with Its operations II cuts up the stalks and
stirs up the ground equal to going through once
with harrow. My crop Ct oats were much
heAvlsrvlHre used sA& Cutfsf.. IsAeefe13y
recofntnend It to the fArtncrs 6f this county as
MONTGOMERY FRAsEUR.
To Insure getting these Machines, orders
must be handed in by the LIST day Of February.
4 SllIx1 D8OTHBR4,
- A0ENfHFOR CEDAR COUNTY. IONA.
Upton, December Is, ls60:3m
silver Plated spoons and Forks at ,ALDEN's.
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SHERIFF SALE.

German silver spoonsat
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-03-14

Candles and soaspas
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DUY yourKerosenc st
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-11-14
laiss Charges.

The meeting which -.s called In our
last issue, q the instance Of several ci,i
1sns, to take place q. the Court House on
$atsrday last for the purpose Of nomins
ting candidates 70 rspressn. this Dis,rie.
IN the State Convsutios, fIom some cause
unknown 70. Us, did not convene. In jus,
tics to ourselves, We will state, ,ba. ou,
side OF the publication Of the notice, We
had nothing to do with il. We endeayor
@ publish all matters Of interest, and ..
such We inserted the notice referred to-
We understand that the fsilurs has been
astriboted to certain sch emss Of party.
and knowingly published A. blind by
the Ledger, all OF which We pronounes
false. hatched By The maginary brain Of
somssvii dhpossd psnoo.' % .2FFE
We advocate The olsims ,of no ,psssy
cliqas,; We ere not aware Of any division
among The white ranks Of this ,Di.ris.
worthy q notice. ,u . 80. .,
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Cotton.

One day active and the next fiat. No
calculation will hold good for one week
Some attribute the low state Of the mar
ket to one cause and others to another. 90
we are at loss to form Q conclusion
A contemporary thinks tba. cotton plant.
ing nigh, be compared to fishing ne,
the same quantity Of thread will make a
large or small net, according 10 the size
Of the meshes. But the larger the meshes
the less the fish secured. More Ash may
be handled, but fewer will BE- held. Plant
less cotton. make more grain, raise hogs,
cattle, sbsep, &C., and by this course raise
the price. At the present price no farm
or can afford to cultivste Il TO the sxelu,
sioa Of grain crops. ".'." "~ .''
There has always BEEN two e,sssss OF
fsrmers-one depended mostly on the col.
Ton. the Other On ths provision crop. Tie
former are % . rule generally "hard up"
The latter Gre independent. 80 1".
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pot good enough fsy a place wish the
pse.ensions Of osaslotte. a 6sk class
Hotel would add greatly o sbs Interest
and business Of the eity. ~
Charlotte posssssss at this tims supesl'
or educational advants ges. having two
Female Colleges the ono of which Rev.
Mr.. STACY is the President and the one
which is supsrin,ended by Mrs. BuRwELL.
Both have fine regulations and are we'll
patronizsd. Of the former we have soms
personal acquaintance, and we believe that
its advantages are very superior, psrticu-
larly in respect 10 the competent, corps OF
Instructors with wLish the institution is
provided. Its location 10 the city is fsvo
rable. and the buildings and grounds adj
mirably adapted to the purposes Of a frat
class School. A number. Of young ladies
from our Village and Dis,ric. are there at
present. We have lately. after careful
inquiry, become patron OF the institution
ourself and believe it is we'll deserving Of
public confidence. The President, Mr..
STACY, was absent while we were there,
but we were pleased TO learn that the
School is being patronized to an extent
even beyond his auticipatious. ,...-
Politically. the feeling Of the people ip
Charlotte is as apathetic as it ia here and
elsewhere in the South. The do nothing
policy obtains there to q considerable ex.
tent, although there are more white Rad
icals there than here in proportion to
population. The people seemed to be
much elsted at the result Of the recent
elections at the North, as affording evil
dence Of a returning sense Of justice in
favor Of the oppressed South. Similar
evidences we're reported all during the war.
We do not doubt but that there is . gen.
uiue revulsion Of feeling in opposition to
extreme radical measures, but in the mean
time the reconstruction plan is going for'
ward and The South 10 being engulpbed
in the mesbes Of mixed negro and white
agrarian government. Shall We walt Tor
the prueiicat efect Of the revulsion Of SEN
timent 10 our favor, or exert The power
that Is left Us IN the effort 10 ward of the
impending evilsi This 10 the question
which the people Of the two Carolinas are
10 decide on the 10Th and goth instant
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REMEMBER

That the election for Delegates 10 tb.
Constitutional Convention takes place on
next TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
the 10Th and goth OF November. LIE,
every white man do his duty turn ou,
promptly and support the white eandi.
dates. Let us throw aside minor differ
ences and rally to the one great in cen
tive, that white men must rule and rep,
resent this District. II We fail to carry
the elections now, though not Of q local
character, it may lead to the supremacy
OF the negro race ir all Of our Distric,
offices. On the question Of Con ven.iop, {
or No Convention vote as YOU please,
but for the reputation OF yoar District and
the good Of yourselves and posterity,
do your duty in the present crisis. There
Is no doubt Of the result with q white
majority Of 60, should every man 90 10
the polls. Bear in mind the impor.an.
interests at shake.
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Doinga Of tia Alabama State Convsn
tion. '''T'

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Novemhe, O.
The Reconstruction aCoovsatiou has pass.
cd resolutions auahorisisg the raisisp OF
props standing comm ittsss. and 70 menu,
or,alize Congress 70 remove political disa
bilitiee from all who materially aided 70
construcsiou. An ordinance wss intsodue
I'd end referred, 70 restore sll property
sssa ~ executes sud administrators da.
ripg The war fos Coafsdsssts easrssey, 10
The legal helm OF sssstes. without suit In
court. The Stale consultation win pro
sab|y be modelled AFTER ths Vermont
oonstfsusiou. ,'5d ,Httar 0'7r 1G. tsw
MoSrooSsHY, AK, November ~
Tbs keconstsuction Coavsntion hiss raised
Committee Of thirteen TO report by what
aothosity Lewis K Parsons preside. over
spd became Proyisioaal Governor OF Ala
bama and also 70 report the effect OF
The adoption Of the State Coustitetion OF
September, 1905. sod of sub4sqasnt leg.
islstion. and whs, 10 the present political
status Of Alabama.
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The Columbia Conservative Convsn.
tion.

COLUMBIA, Nov. 8.-Ths Conservative
Convention met at Niekerson's Hall ,bi.
evening. Eighty six delegates wsre pres.
ent, representing twenty Districts. Tho
Hon. james Chssnut was chosen Presi.
dent. The Committee on Business WAS
appointed, when the Convention adjourn.
Cd until tomorrow. - ....... =
COLUMBIA, Nov 7.--Tbe Convention
'e'assembled to-day. Judge Inglis, from
the Committee Of 20. appointed for tho
purpose, rspostsd an Address to the Peo.
pie OF South Carolina. It is a calm, dis.
passionate document, describing in ps,het,
10 terms the misfortunes OF the country
and he evils threatened under the pres.
ent reeonstruction programme. It con-
cudss with respectful protest against
the action Of Congress towards the South.
ern States. The tone Of the Address in
conservative. digpi6ed and eloquent.
Its adoption was opposed on The ground
OF inexPediency by Meesrs. Chesnut, Roy,
nolds, Gilbert, McMaste. and Hamilton.
II was favored, on the other hand; by
Messrs. Perry, Aldrieh, BIandinp, Pope.
Hampton and Inglis. In the course Of
the debate several spirited speeches were
made, eliciting enthusiastic applause.
Finally, AFTER discussion which lasted
five hours, vote was taken and the ad.
dress was unanimously adopted.
The Convention tbon adjourned sins
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MosIeoasRr, ALA,i November s.
The Rsconstruction Convention on tee,
vote. tsbled BY As to ~ the proposition
60 abolish the recent provisional State
government, within twenty days. An
ordinances was introduced and referred to
an appropriate committee. to organize .
Provisional Government for the State. and
vaesting all important State offices on
'6sst January next. A Psosisiopal Gov.
erno' to be appointed BY the Convention,
who sha!l fill all offices by appointment,
OF mon who can subscribsj 10 ths test
oath. A resolution was introduced and
referred. proposing to disfranchise all per.
sons implicated in the murder Of Uuiop
men duriug the war. ....|l.
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Tribute Of Respect.
Jackson LOooE. No. 81. ~. F.. ~. 4
Lanenntasyiila n r. No, ~ 90, y

Jackson LoooE. No. %. ~. r.. MA
..v Lancastesville, d. CO Nov. Z, 's5. &
WHxREAs,it Il has pleased the Great Ru.
lsr OF huusn destiny, Ia His wise Prev
dence, 70 remove from time to s,ernisy.
SIMON BENNETT. on tho - day u
October. A. b. 1867, who was Tor sun.
Der Of years an active member Of thfa
lodge; and JAMES NJ. INGRAM, ca q,
sSth Of the same month and year. who wss
also useful member Of this Fratesnjsv.
be IL therefore fat .u. ads div ,ts.'
Rssolpsd la.. That tsis rrstesuiiv has
heard with uufeigned regret Of the death
Of these two brothers Of the sMyst,c Tsis.s
~hoss rxemplary conduct In ssciety, asd
commesdabls s,v,rtrss a Free Maso,.
should bs cherished In grateful remembsr.
snce. ''R.' HL en- u1o' ~ ~ = > | H.
Rssolrca I'D That Ia token Of respees
fes their viftssa. blank page on the Rec.
ord Book be inscribed to the memory Of
each. - ~
Reached ID, That we tender our condo.
tsnce 20 the family Of the secoassd, bv
ssndiag 20, the widow of each a COPY of
this Tribute 10 their memories.
o Resolved 4fh, That si,s above Preaubls
and Resolutions be Pablishsd 10 The Laa-
1J' wITHERspooN. ! sbasa
Z" vol R.fE. ALLISON. ~ CON. .
vag LhW. CRIDER. yrs S,IrlI,.
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Good News from the North.

We congratulate our readers on the 70.
suits OF the elections in various Northern
and Western States. New York city has
gone Democratic BY 65. 600 and the State
by $4,000 majority. 10 Maryland the
entire Democratic ticket has been elected
and the majority in the State 10 a5, 900.
New Jersey gives Democratic majority
of $4,000. In Massachusetts, the Repub.
I'cans have scant majority. The city
OF Boston actually went for John @
Adams, the Conservative candidate for
Governor. In Minnesota the Democrats
have triumphed. Other States, - far as
heard from, show great gains for the
Democratic party. ... .,.. o..
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/. Our Charlotte Advertisers.

Messrs. BuIBAuN & LANG present to
our readers 10 to dsy'spaper, . handsome
display Of Dry Goods Of every ,descrip.
ton. This establishment is one Of the
largest in Chs.lo.te. and has heretofore
and will no doubt continue to receive q
large patronage from this District r.
r The we'll known establishment Of A.
sISoLAIR needs nc recommend datiou from
us. Our friends SApLxR and CocHRAx
viii be found at tbis house anxious 10
serve their nsmerous friends from THE
section. See advertisement. .r.... f-l
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Disbsndmsnt of the Negro Militia.

WAsHISoros. Nov. 5.-The announce.
meot that the President had issued an
order to General Grant 10 have armed
military organizations In the Di,tric, of
Columbia disbandsd created quite stir
in this community. The order was exc.
cu,ed with promptnsss. At this hour tho
co'ored population are jus. beginning TO
realize the effect Of the Executive decree
that their military occupation Is gone.
The majority repor, OF the House Ju.
dietary Committee will be against i'm.
Peachment OF the President. In short
the committee stands now as Il did be.
fore the recess. This Ia reliable beyoud
Philadeiphia Press. NO.
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: 6windiers.

A lev weeks sso ws ssesivsd eircu,
las sigasd temple, RIchsrdson IL Co,
Advs'tisiag Agents, N. Y, waka num-
ess Of -sdssssissnss.s Of very psuninsnt
eouessnA Sor, aiastssce. ths s.Rsahiss
Houss 81 5ay Cook b Co.. Aca aad ono
OF "Wight Bro. l. Co, Jswslsy Impor
terra We psompuy replied, sts.isg our
tssms Sos sssh, snd hat none would
bs publahsd unless paid for In sdsa.es.
The circular vas returned 10 10, With the
aa=ss.isaHSe. ef "Wsish. Rse. + c. y
marked "ssceptsd"; further sss.ise .hst
the Others would be forwarded next month
when lone trsnsaesion smoald be made OF
,hsl wbolsr We saw ,hs dodge and
didnt bite. We've .paiG for on, e1peri.
ence in Gin Enterprise .windlss |; and We
would warn ocr readers 10 beware how
they piaes condolences 10 oa,.n1y,hing par,s
king q shss character. We have hs.,a
Of several instances sbsrs pss.oo. h.,.
bsso badly won,sd BY these .~iudIine Z
concerns. Tie eoen.ry q flooded viii
their circulars. They arc Williams Of the
deepest dye. 70" o" s'' w ',''' 'o"
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Working ont their Destiny.

lhe passing events OF the day but tend
to disclose the final destiny Of The negro
race. The great increase OF lawlessu ess
and crime among the colored population
foreshadow the inevitable result which
will speedily seal their doom. The rapid
growth which the negro has made in
every conceivable shape Of wiekedness
since bis emancipation, strengthens the
corollary, advanced by eminent pbiioso
piers, that sin freedom they cannot long
exist on this continent" Incited 10 deeds
Of horror, constantly agitatsd by the o.
forts Of designing men, who have come
among them for the purpose Of wssoiug
them from the friendship and moral in,
ausnce Of the whites OF the South, they
are fAss dviudling into ruin and decay
Ragssdessd BY Che evil habits OF dissipsa
ton and idlsnsss, disease claims them On
svery hand {; the kind friends thss once
ministsssd to their wants, have been dh
casdsd and seskoned - enemies. ...f
What startling fscta roach 90 each dsyi
The papsrs tssm with crimes Of the most
revolving character, enacted By the freed.
men st the iustigation Of tAsir nosthsss
masters. soa.armiug has il become, thas
the authoritiss st Washington. Ne ere
advised, have the matter under consids.
ration. Though pot ready to believe shas
immediate DANCES, as represented BY
Washisgtoo writssa. does sxist, yet 70
sre cognisant Of the fact that the col.
orsd people ars ripe Tor any movement
dictated By tbs Radical party. Daily sr
idsnes 10 sbandant. Secret mestirgs are
hsld--Loyal Leagues are osgasizsd d--is,
namstory harrangues Of ignosan. tools ass
Of almost nightly Occurrences 10 this VI.
einity- Leo on BY vile dsismsss Of, the
Southern whites. they are rsady 70, Hy, a
the throat Of the white man 10, ss.isfy
fancisd wrongs; their wogsl passions have
been kindled to deadly revenge through
the secret agencies Of white demons in
the shape Of mss. lWgstchss in white
skins, black hearts aud uawosthy secerd.
OF sn Anglo Saxon lineage. unite With
them in their damnsbls ploss to oruah oul
the white rses Of hs South White no
gseess who would cssss their neie hbos.
10 bs. assassinatsd .ai tss;f inaossass
slain in cold blood. = aaf -r.F r., r,s,,
This 10 70 day, the promised governing
power Of South Carolina |; that ID 10 form
Constitatioa and asnset lsus ios the
equal protect;ea Of ell men. The 10 the
povsr represented BY Hunnicatt, OF Viz.
ginia, who teaches the negro ths, he h
not only ju,si6abls In taking up svms,
bus in uaiog the torch to sati.fy imsgiaa-
~ wsongs. ss asr 10 g.Z
Let ne, 10 the face Of all these danssss
which now threaten, continue 10 preserve
. eouns Of justice and moderation to
wards the colorsd race, sndsavoE TO con
vince them Of the great imporlsnss Of
friendly relations between The races. But,
at the same time, we would warn you 10
watch closely the course Of eyenta. Aftsr
all Of our efforts TO Hive IN peace and hsn
mony shaH fail, and matters come 70 the
worst We wiil not doubt Of the DC al 70.
SUIT fEf aEf kss 4.r.H.s E.....rTf
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-11-14
THE MARKETS.

CHAhLEsroS. November s.-The early
sales indicate frmsr market, which With
light stock and better prices at New Yosk
caused the rstss TO harden irrsgu,arly.-.-
Sales Of 500 bales at from I6} 10 10 cents
pss pound. ..r .... .a.r. .-...
Nrw YoRx, November s-Cosson iirnss
and active sales $500 bales At 10 senss
Flour quiet and unchanged Gold Iss.