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wnY THE EDITOR OF TIE vIcrssuao TINE

WEY THE EDITOR OF TIE vIcKsBuRa TINES WAS
IMPRISONED. The following is supposed to be the
rticle which caused the reosnt arrest Of the edi.
tor Of the Vicksburg Times:
In his appointment, that contempt lie liar and
braegart, Major.Genoral John Pope tho man OF
the slapped iace-has so arranged that 9a3
white men in Georgia may elect 65 delegates to the
Convention, while 9J,417 negroes may eleot 102
delegates.
This is On par with Sheridan, Schoaeld, and
Ord, scoundrels all. In Mississippi, that ridicu.
Ious knaye and fool, Edwin Otho Creswel Ord, lhe
Haynau OF Mississippi, and the Gesler OF Arkan
eas, has so arranged that the Loyal League Is
bound to have possession OF the Stated Taking
population as guide, the white people would be
entltled to 49a votes In the Convention and the
negroes would be entitled to 664 votes; but this
slight preponderaroe did rot SUIT MIR. Ord; the
.coundrelism Of bsyonets was called IN to sustain
the rasoalIty which had Its birth In his brain, OF
| tbs Grains OF hia advisers. Instead OF the ne
groes baving the 56t votes to which their numoe
entitled then and the wnitss getting the 49, votes
to which they are Justly entitled, Eng Otho, Will
the aid OF his tools and advisers, apoorloned q
the negroes 70S votes and reduced the poor white
t.ash to 29A votes. To state the proposition is u
blaze the irfanly OF Brevet Major-General Ord ant
his advisers TO ali ta- .:2rid. No one who IS no
| innately sooundrel, and In ths service OF tne
LOYAL League, could have made SO unjust ant
infamous an appointment We give to Breve
Maioi General Nrd the benefit OF gratuitous al
vertiseEeat. When he is hung, as he deserves tt
| be, We shall enosa:c- TO be on hand.'
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TIE New LEGISLATURE OF MARYLANI.-One ol
Gle results Of the late election il Maryland will be
that Ole Of the great national political parties will
not have singls representative in either branch
Q! thu State Legislature, This has never before
soYernui sns snd probably VIII acver hapFen again:
va. ia causA 10 halpabls enough. For years and
It'll very recently very haaIful OF unscrupu-
na n.n man have ru,sd the State with an iron rod
U1 ond ttrannized over the eat body Of the people
until they l&7e made them as ono man ID reS!sI,
ing further aggresaions; and not eonrena VIII nor
pstusts ~a1s I ta r tyranny BY subeo.s the State to
sne noniiusl control OF Congress, but u. Esanty
aiming at q psrpeiaation of their own power %
s,reign bayonets.-N anal Ine4tgen. or.
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sTA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO Hh
country home, after q soJourn OF few months in l.
city was hardly recognized by her friends. In place OF
q COARSE rushc flushed face. abe had o soft ruby
plexion OF almost marble smoothness and instead
tw nythree she really appeared but eighteen. Upon In
qury as to the cause OF great change. she plani
told them that she used the ClRCA--IAN BALM. sr
considersd invaluable acquisition to any ladys eoe
by its any Lady Gentlemen Improve their 20,
soma appearance an hun red fold. 1t is simple In II
combination Nature hers Ii Is simple yot unsurpase
I'd in i!s efficacy drawing i'm uries trom also nea'
ns. cleansing and beaudflng skin and complexion.
By its direct .con the cutcle IL draws from It all !ts
impurities. kindly healing the same aud leaving the su
Nature itended It ahoud be-cGar, soft smooth
and beauhtul. Price 81, sent by Mail Express
seips Of an order. by
". L CLARK CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayetts Street. Syracuse, n. z.
The only American agents for the sale Of the same.
March 30 Tyr
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Market Reports.

Nzw Yssx, November lS@stsrling. lSng; Sos,oHi W.;
81 AZ nsx ss' ss ,.old Ssi Bonds, old, 81; new ~;
ioslos eM ioas: 7.s's U5l. Stocks active, Fltur 70
l5c. better. w Wheat &c. better. Corn lc bet,
ter. Pork dropping at sqso Eafd oq. o0srTp d,1i
dull at 1ss. Tlrpentine b.. 7ss' 'so'-" N'-'
common sS S7A.
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Our washins:,n Dispatches.


POLITICAL, oossp-yEws FROM srTKA-TEE CASE OF
MR.. pAy1s-psEsDENrrAL sERENADE, &C., &C.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-The Bureeu furc-
sionary who arrested Judge Parser, at Wincnes-
ter, Va, charges that the Union men cannot get
Justice before him.
Ths DAY department Investigating committee
will only re- ,ort progress at the meeting OF Con-
eress, and demand further time.
Il Is stated that Chlse is more Radical In name
than fact; he complains that he has indisoreet
friends.
General Pope intends sending list to Congress
OF "rebels" that are ft to be enfranchised.
siska advicss to the Sd state that the Russians
have made formal transfer. The steamer ossi-
pee was nearly wrecked on the 9Th ult. IN the
most terrific hurricane known for ten years. She
lost all OF her boats and rigging, and her chfo-
nometsr was destroyed. She put into Sitka on
the 18th ult.
The Secretary of War has ordered gratuitoua
distribution of soldiers clothing TO replace that
destroyed to prevent contagion.
Messrs William N. Evarts, z. a. Dana, Gen.
Wells, and the District Attorney, General Gland
der, the counsel for the prosecution in the Davis
case, had several hours consultation to-day. All
of these gentlemen are ready to proceed on the
25th. It is the desire Of the defence that Chase
should preside in conjunction with Underwood.
In this they are Influenced by important legal con-
alterations. The trial will proceed on the original
indictment, and Mr.. Davis will be present at the
time required by his bond, although 1t is doubtful
whether the trial will Immediately commence.
Senator Guthrie. OF Kentucky, will attend the
Ssnats this session.
The revenue recsipts to-day are s21Sooo.
General Mcclellan is mentioned in connection
with the war Office.
The President and Grant had long interview
to-day.
The Presidential serenads this evening vas
vary enthusiastic affair.
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~ BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-MAAf " ARS ~
chemical e1oerimeats has tad IN the perfection
CHEv!LILR's LIFE FOR The HAIR, an Tn Ivalet
hair dressing, impardug new Life and increased nuri
raeat to the hair preventing badness and arrestng III
progress whoa commenced; regulating and sustaining
the principle upon which The color OF ha.r depends
th repy posi-: voly orins grey hlr to its orisna
lor and youthful beauty, aud stopping its falling
at onc. Sold oy al Druggists.
$. a. CHEyALIER, ND, New York.
Ior sale by DoWIE l. NOISE,
Wholesale Agents fi1 South Carolina,
October Is tu'hs 2mo No. l5l Meeting street.
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1Hnrinn Rsnns-fx.

SAVANNAH, November 1s.-The ship Gonsis' tor
Liverpcol while being towed out, collided With the
ship Elslnore at the wharf, damaging her upper
works. The Gonela was brought back, and the
Captain and mate were arrested, the damages
claimed amounting to FIVE thousand dollars.
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A6sirs In Alabama,

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November IS. General
svsine has issued an orler giving freedmen lien
on the crops for their wages. This Lion is to be
subordinate TO prior n.ns.
Two whites from Barker county vere brought
here TO-DAY under military guard and imprisoned
Thew we're charged vita hLing freedman.
The Reconstruction Convention was engayed
sae whole day in discussing the Franchise quss'
Hon
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MARRIED..

At the brides fthers the 7th ins ant by the Rev
L. n. LITTLE, Mr.. J. EDWIN STEVENSON, to Nils
JULIA NJ. BROW.s, al Of Marion Disrlc;.
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OTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV1N G
CLAIMS against the Estate OF IA les PHINNEY, de-
ceased late Of this city Printer requested to reoder
them H. legally -tested and those indebted to tho said
Estate will II Ike payment to the subscriber
RUFUS c. BARLEY
Adminlsirator Of James Phinney, deceased.
Noyarnber9 l8
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TIE GREENv1LLE MOUNTAINRER
rs PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 81 PEI
i year. in ivsnea Advertisements inserted at usuhl
rates G. T. ELFORD,
Mny 10 Editor aud Pyopgietoz
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~ BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-TH 6
SPLENDID aAIR DYE is the best IN the world The
only rxe and perfect Dye-harmless, reliable, instan.
taueou, No disappointment No ridiculous tnts
Natural Black Remedies the i'll effects OF bo
Dyes. Invgorass the hair, leaving il soft and heauttinL
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. Batsh.lsy all others
are mare mutations and should be avoided. Sold by al
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No 81 Bareey
street, New York.
ca BEWARE or a COUNTERFEIT.
a n iYr
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aTNOTICE MAR1NELS.-C APi IN;
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels In AISLE!
Rver requested not to do anywhere within direct
range of the heads OF tho SAVANNAH RAILRoAA
wHARvEs on the Charleston and ST. Andrews side c.
the Ashley RIVER by which precauton, contac: with the
Submarine Telegraph oable will be avoided.
>. C. TURNER, q. Il.
aarbor Masters Once, Charleston, February 1ses.
February
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THE SUMTER wArCHMAN

rs PUBLISHED LIVERY WEDNESDAY, AT SUI
L TER, :. e.. by GILBERT u FLOWS Proprietor
ss sFOUK DOLLARS per anuun. inv .rably in adyapt.
Advertisements inserted ut usual rates
Every style Oh Joo trntiug executed In toe aca'.s
styie ana grea,ess dlspatc0, SersemOar@
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woman Hung in Pennsylvauia.

Hsooxv1rLa, Pa, November 1s--Mrs. Lena Miller,
who killed her husband last Winter, was hanged
to-day. She made full confession Of her crime
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THE Nashville Gazette SAYS:

The Nashville Gazette says: Men conversant
With matters agricultural assure US that from ten
to fifteen fold the usual amount OF wheat will be
sown this fall. Our planters have become heartily
8 ok or cotton. Thousands on thousands o. acres
devoted last year 10 the delusive staple will be
sown in wheat. The call for seed wheat is most
extraordinary From two to tEree thousand bush
els could rs sold here daily # obtanable. The
mills have ceased making -four because it is more
profitable to sell the wheat for planting"
Tho Powhattan Hotel at Richmond, Va, has
p,rc
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches,
rsY ATLANTIC TELEeRApE.l


THE ROMAN QUEsTIoN-AFFAIRs N sPAIN-FRAScS
INVITES CONFERENCE OF THE GREAT POWERS
MARKET REPORTS ETc.
LONDON, November 49, Late Florence dispatches
say that o note from Minabrea has had q very
quieting effect on the country. The press Of ,ay,
however, are almost unanimously Of the opinion
that it is impossible to reconcile the differences
existing between the Ital an Government and the
people on one side and the Pope on the other.
A diplomatic Circular has been issued by France,
inviting the Great Powers to conference but
suggesting no definite basis OF action.
MApRID, November 13.-Captain General Lerr
sundi sailed for Havana on tie S0th ult Forto
Rlco has be added t. his command.
Mary political arrests have been mI.de here. It
is reported that secret society has been discov-
cred.
LIVERPOOL November H--Evoning.--Cotton
closed dull and declining, in consequence OF un-
favorable Manchester advices. Midding Uplands
ssd.; Orleans BID.
L1vsapoot, November 1s-NooI..-cotton drll;
deu,ined ID Salos 5000 bales. Uplands sad.; Or
Isaus ssd. Corn sivanced to 49s. Others un-
changed.
LIVERPOOL November 13-Evening. in
active; Uplands sll.; Orleans SD. Sales sOOo
halss. Corn 4ss. 81. Rosin and Turpentine 'rn-
changed.
LosDos, November 1s-Noon.-consols o. s'lS;
5.20s 702.
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DEPRESSION OF MANU- sAcrURss.-The Providence
Journal says the wages OF the operatlY are 70 oe
reduc d this week III several OF the largest cotton
factories in Rhode Island and tht il the times do
not improve an entire or partial suspension OF
work must soon occur by The como erted action OF
the manufacturers. The large wooen mill OF
oonv IN Woopsocket, will commence to run on
tbro1e.ouartsrs time next Monday. and SOME por-
t;ons Of the machinery will be entirely stopped un-
I'll there is a more encouraging prospect for ita
PRODUCTIONS. The old mills continue their usual
t;rne At present. The Lppitt Woo or Company
,aue rTn but two-thirds q ther looms fox ss9eral
months. but at prese4t are running fifteen OF
eiohteen sets OF machinery.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ag PRAYER NEE ING FOR YOUNG MEN,
Prayer Meeting for youog will be heldEais Evs-
ntng in the Hall Of the Young Mems Christian Assoca.
ton. No. - Nrg street, commencing at halfpast 7
o'clock. AL young of the city end strangers are
cordially and earnestly invited to attend and participate
In the excrcises ". W. PEMBERTON.
November II 8 Recording Secretary.
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THE POLITICAL STATUS OF GENERAL aRANr-soAE-
BODY TO BE oHEATED-A CANVASS OF RADICAL
MEMBERS on CT IT'S NoMISATIoN-THE EpEAcH-
MENT oUEs71oN-TRIAL OF NIB. DAVIS.
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-Teonidas Moses. mlii clrrier in Arkansas,
c,os assassl lateu recently by some unknown pe
son ~as while riding along lonely road. HIS body
voe not found u It'll eight days after tho murder,
on5 all this time his mulo stood guard over the
cornse. The faithful animal had to go mile and
A half for water, but invariably returned ano re-
sumed its singular vigil.
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Wn GA =

GILLETFE.-on the 18th inst, wILL1xM
ROBERT, youngest child of A. j. and q. e.
days. ~ = f8-aN = ~
n Funeral at their residence, on Canal
Street, this "wednesday morning at nine
O'Clock. Friends of the family are Invited
to attend without further notice.
g MoNEELY.-On the I'd inst, at the resi-
'denee OF her father, in Petersburgh, Boone
County. Ky.t.. RoxIE,va daughter of,John
and Rebecca McNeeIy. IN the twenty
second year of her age.
Thus are we called to record the death
OF one who was young and lovely. But
three weeks ago she was In perfect hpalth;
now she is in the cold, silent grave. "She
is not dead, but sleepeth." Why should
we mourn. when from her own lips we are
assured that Z our lossfs hef stkfpai sain"9
She was a devoted member of the hris-
tian Church, and her path through life
was Without spot or Flemish. sse
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The ciirculation of the JoURNAL IN
the City of Esdnsusl1e is three tinses
as large as fiat of any other nesospd-
per.
Oar cirse,ssaa1ssonA in 9inc5sona ana
: Llinois is greater than any ether nescs-
paper published IA this. Cty. .x~~a
In Kentucky stsss hmore than d9'the'
other rEuansbiNe papers conbine9. I , 5ssf
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such plank ID 5he platform OF the
Democracy has such an effect upon
the money market, how can weshopel
for the eompletion1 Of the, Nashrhle
Railroad if that party is placed in
power and IS able to- carry ut its
dangerous financial sehemesP Not
only may we give up all prospects for
railroad Connection with the South
16f FEARS to come. but We viii oiueyi-,
tably ex pefiencesone of tks greatest
commereial ,reyuls iops ever witnessed
in this GOA ntry.nq The ocitizenszoof
Evansvilleewilf never endorse a party
whose principles viii be 50 DANA plg
to the prosperity of our city.
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Of The n New York World whie -
Justly entitled toGthe position of the
National Democratic organ IN. motto ,
ing, the; eougratulation which Presi-.
dent JOHNSON has been receiving on.
1aeeount of the recent electiohsss ana
his rejoicing thereat, enters its pro-
Test against giving him credit for any
shareTof it in the result. 1t says moth
ing he has done had ahy Tendency u,
OpEedace it, 1t further says: ,,r
In, as much as President
johnson has no proper identifeati
with the Democratic party al d as b
false impression 'ofsthat kind would
be drag GA tie ireactionss It ma not
DE safhissl tosplaee !. the subjcct,in its
true. light.yinMr .Jehnson is in no
7sense ID emocratic President. xa,**s
Not being Democrat. nor
are we wiling that, with his great
weight of unpopularity, he should be-
classed as such = ~ sak .*eeo8 ic7s
A man might as easily think to- In I'M
prove his social standing by living
with somebody's, repudiated wife, as
for the Democratic party to- expect
any advantage from adopting, in the
last days of his unsuccessful admins
tration, a fettered President. elected,
BY their e nemies and popular with no
body, .zssi5 1871 ,s5s.ird n II !.
'"' Alas for the betrayed He isrre-
eeiyipg heireward which even handed
justice always brings to the faithless.
No more despicable name win he
handed down to posterity than that
OF ANDREW johnson. ss'd en& .DetE , r
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Agents for the journal.

JAMES L. THORNTON, Princeton. Ind. -
Capt. LEVI FERGUsoN ,sPetersburgh, And.
HARRY R.SMITH, Washington, Ind. 10
W. j. L. HENMENWAY, Boonyibe, lHd-a
JOHN VI. LOCKWOOD, Mt. Vernon Ind 81 g
J. NJ FosTERs Fort BRANCH Ind, = 4 isua
s. B. CoRwIN, Somervfile, Ind. 10
Capt WHITING. Cynthiana, Ind. 81 0 10 ~
f. ]. RoGERs. New Harmony, Ind!qqa a
HARVEY Bonn, Hazletons Ind. q a vafn 81
THos. McCUTCHE En-, Sandersville, Ind.p
URBIN MARRs. Black Hawk Mills, nd. ~
They will also receive and forward to rs
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PADUCAH@ GAZETTE. = ne nfst
number of this paper has Bsss3f6
ceiyed- at this Office. It is published
weekly, by our friend THOMAS j.
PICKETT, Esq, former Postmaster CT
that city, and is quite respectable in
typographical appearance, bearing evil
degceof labor and care in its editorial
make up" 1t will doubtless prove
bold anS fsaslpss dfoAts eff uGke
principles. Success to it.
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THE DIAMOND DICKE EMS. THE OLD
Gu RIOSITY SHOP and Reprinted Pieces.
y Soston's TICkNoR & FIELD. illustrated
edition, 81 SO; plain, 81 Is. 3q ft'ai III.
- This charming story, with Its favor
tie characters, Little Nell. Mrs. Jar
ley, Dick Swiveller, Quilp, Sampson
Brass, etc, is so familiar to our read
ers that it is superfuous to speak of
It's ai1erits. The Reprinted. Pieces are
some Of the choicest papers ever con
trIIhuted to English periodicals, many
of them. having already won, wide
favor in this country. - Sc
lbrphfs is tie seventh number Of this
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The practical NJ fustration of the
disastefs which will followl the reyo-
1utionary conduct of President JOHN
SON and the repudiatien ipSkeyI6f the
Dsihoeracy, as shown by, the, embars
erassments mentioned by the Hender-
son Reporsesswhieh threaten torretard
the building the Evansville, Hender-
bseurand Nashville Railroad, fell Ii Ike
aabomb1in the camp of the Wander
iburgh, Copperheads. 1t is plain to
any one wkosgiyes the dsubjectbthe,
least thought in its financial aspects
that, PoMERoY's Statement Of the in ~
tentions of the Democracy enb the
question. of the Public Debt is cor
rect, when he says, d" Cab 1t what yod'
will-sugar- it as you may, q IS,
Republication. But the gentry who
assembled at HARTLEIN's groceryand'
resolved upon repudiation,, were not
prepared for such an illustration as
that so unwittingly given, BY their
Kentucky Confederate ally. Upon this
platform they place their candidate
| for Sheriff, MILLER, and then appeal
to the Republican merchants and
mechanics Of Evansville to lay aside
partisan preiudices and vote for a
nian agao alb through the war was
arrayed against the policy of their
party, and thereby endorse princi
pie. the mere advocacy of which bp
the Democracy has prevented the
safe Of the Bo6ds Of the City Of Hen
dersoHsl and thlG1satens, to bring. az
important public Improvement to a
dead halt. If the simple insertion of
y g ggfcf
5 aS5s9sssq2 .YHAqMO0 LAKGJO
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ssoThe Northern ,DemOcracy UndOubt-
eddy Keep Che Flag OF the Rebel-
lion Flyfng '7AA -"

nc. rI,t.s,, sy-S 1slfT 7gSn Wy ,sT~-
-, . y sstbn,sD ssa1fi wfsi ,,Effl $40 (
PPoh This is theI languageIof. .therChars
louisville (Vas) Chronicle, whose editor
was "a rebel, but Is anxious to see the
South restored to. the UBion. 81 Conn,
planning ofv.JoHNsoN and the North
I-ern Democracy, it speaks In tie fol-
lowing emphatic terms saspod .yssll
Howe have only too clearly defined
ideas as to zwhatfis calculated Ito coBs
| tribute toward relieving shs South of
its present EMBARRASSING ssituation:s
the FIRST is that Pre- side ut Johnsb a.
shall keep quiet ;;dsecond zig that the
Northern Democracy shan adisband.
] tits the Northern Delnocra cy that is
,theso efasion' and the apology for the
their ar ms have been laid down
( for twofyears. They say they are GO
+ ing sSss f'r7 sSfS cssssb bsS9s5
Gan they carry the United States.
The Southern States they cannot
carry ihs s9s Rsez SsFt naS stiss s'
people seem to us deranged-and as
reckless Of the sufferings of the South
as they are mad 81 far as toords can
do bH,ns the AertAepa Democrocy rsta,-
doabtedly kdepFhe Rag of lite rebellion
flying. :, Whether they do or no, they
are regarded as s6)doing by thepnblic
sense Of the North. The public mind
there does not distinguish between
them and thek South Perm sylvania
or Vermont farmer naturally concludes
thai M Pendletoa aad sGenerdt fEliise
are IN sympathy aoith each other, and
if Mr.. Pendleton recommends theHrea'
pudiation of the national debt, the
Pennsylva uias Tor V erifiden 3 far fner De-
Heots that the South IS ARE. dy scheBe-
tag to inficf tAdt Jdtal ostdJs on 1se1
aatfeaal faith,.s sg.'sass.es :. -.