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SPECIAL No17cES
Sclienck's Seaneesl Tonic.

Til. medicine, ihsrstdsy ~. J. II. scmss,..
cfphilsdeiphia, J, intcr<t,s 10 Dissolve the foos
and make II in,o ehysae, tho FRS, process, q
digestion. ~ eIcansAa1 The STOMACH win
scAcnet's Mandrake pfll,. the Tonic soon re-.
torres ,lsc appetite, aud food that eould no, /.
eaten before ssing Il an be eaAily digcs,ea.
Consumption cannot be cur, y BY Schcpek,.
Pulmonie Syrup unlrss the sili mach and live,
y made healthy and the appetite restored
heuee the Tonic aud Pulls are rtqaired In nea,'
" eyory case OF consumption. A half dom,
BOTTLES Of the SEAWEED TONIC and three !,
four boxes o. the MANDRAKE Pills wiz esr,
any ordinary case OF dyspepsia.
Dr.. Schenck makes profess l,pas vkits IN New
York, Boston, and at his principal Office 4,
Philadelphia every weak. kea eIsiiy papers q
each place, OF hk pampklt 81 epns nmpiion q,
his days for visitation.
Pleese observe, wkeu pefekaafng that N.
two likeBesses OF the Doctor, one when in N.
last stage ef gop-mnpsiou, aud the other a, 4.
nov Is, In perfect health, are Cd the Goyern.
ment stamp.
sold BY all Druggists md Dealers, price Al 30
per bottle, or $3.50 tic half DOZEN All letter.
for advice shoald b. addressed 10 nr. Scursrt',
Principal ofieo, No. Is Nash etk Street, pm
adelphia, Pa
General Wholesale Agents Demas Barne.
CO., n. "; ;. s. Hance, Baltimore. Ma /.
john u. Parke, CincinnHii, Ohso; walker 4
Iayolr, Chicago, III; Collins Isrw., 81 Louis,
he dee. W.
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The 9Th. Annual Convention, of the
Sunday School Association Of Maryland
and the District Of Columbia, will be
held 10 Wesley Chapel, Washington
City, on Tuesday the Bird Of December
1867, al o'clock F. NJ.
All the Sunday Schools 10 Maryland
aud the niStries of Columbia are ex-
pected to send Delegates.
Cards OF invitation have been sent to
all the schools as far as Known, but II
any schools have not received circulars,
they are hereby cordially invited to
elect one OF mors Delegates, aud notify
David s. Burr, Esq, 9TH & +. Sts,,
Washington City, Chairman Of the
committee Of reception, Of their APP.
pointnent On or before the LIST. Of No
sembcr.
Seuo by mail, giving names 10 full,
post Office address and the church to
which they belong. This is necessary
10 order that arrangements may be made
for their entertainment during the SEES
sions of the Convention.
Please also prepare n report, giving
name and location Of school; sHpcrin.
teudents name aud post Office address T;
number Of teachers and scholars num-
Der Of volumes in Library; the number
added 10 the church iron the school
during the past year, and names Of Del.
egates to the convention, and forward
the sane to my address, on or before
the LIST Of November 1867.
Rev GRIFFITH OWEN,
% Payette street Baltimore.
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House of Delegates. These speeches
were Of the finest kind, and worthy Of
any occasion.
The people felt very grateful % the
able and distinguished speakers for
honoriug the meeting with their pres
ence, and contributing 50 much 70 its
success,
As the evening waned the crowd
gradually dispcrscd--mosing off 70 the
delightful music Of the various Bands
on their homewsrd way--aad evidently
pleased that successful demonstration
had been made in their county in favor
of their cause.-the cause Of the country,
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Italy.

The international complications grow.
ing out of Che Garibaldian movement
on Rome are becoming quito serious. -
iaiibaldi is rctrcating from before
Rome in the direction Of Flor.nce, car.
rying with him the military prisoners
captured by him at Mou,e Rotonda aud
other places. As the French troops
have occupied Rome, the safety of that
city seems for the present to be assured.
But between France and Italy aud
France and Prussia matters are looking
quite warlike. Prussia has offered sup
port to Italy in the event of trouble be-
tween that country and France, and
this prefer Of assistance has brought
about a crisis in the relations between
Prussia and France, which causes much
uneasincss in financial circles, Al the
same time General Menabrea, in answer
TO the explanation demanded by the
Emperor Napoleon as TO why the Italian
troops crossed the Papal Frontier, states
that they do SO because France had vi
olated the treaty Of September and thus
made it necessary 10 yindicate the dig.
nifty Of the Italian Government.
The latest adviceszrcpreseut that the
main body of insurgents under Garibal-
di still occupies strong enircnchcd po-
sition at Monte Rotondo, detachment
only being sent from Tuni with the
prisoners. Garibaldi has refused to
disband his forces ut the demand Of
Victor Eminnnnel unless such change
is made IN the Italian Ministry as shall
bring the Government into closer accord
with the popular will. The Emperor
Napoleon Is attempting TO fiad pacific
solution Of the difficulty. He has pro-
posed to submit the Roman question to
the votes Of the citizens Of Rome and Of
the Papal Provinces, but tho PROPOSE
ton has beon dccliuedby Victor EN-
manuel--Bah. Gas.
7 $. The latest report from Rome is
that the French aud Papal troops had
attacked and deisated GaribalSi on
Sunday last He retreated and surrcn:
dered p the Italians. Que report was
that he was taken prisoner, another
that he was killed.
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The meeting at r. A. shipley's in
the 4th. District was we'll attended not.
wiihstandlug the lEsathcr, and was ad-
.dsesed By Messfs Rciis aider, Powder,
Bash and Harden. The meeting at
Winfield Wednesday afternoon was adj
dressed, we understand, by Messrs.
Powder, Reifsnider aud Harden; and
the meeting on Wednesday night at Mt,
Airy, by Messrs. Reifsnider and Har.
dcu. At MeKinstry's Mill, on Wed.
nesday night, there was large meeting,
attended by voters Of Frederick aud
Carroll counties, which was addressed
by Messrs. MeSherry and Woods, Of
Frederick, aud Parke Of Carroll. The
speeches of Messrs. McSherry and
Woods were able and interesting; and
the audience quite jealous.
Gu Thursday afternoon the meeting
took place at New Windsor. 1t was
quite spirited and successful. The
speaking was opened by Mr.. Powder, in
an able speech, followed by A. Leo
Knott, Esq. of Baltimore, in an address
which was most able and excellent in
every respect. j. A. c. Bond, Esq,
then addressed the audience in an elo-
quent manner, though compelled to
curtail his speech little for want Of
time. He was followed by f. +. Crout,
Esq, in speech remarkable for the
wit aud humor which sparkled through
out it, and which kept the audience in
a roar all the time. Mr.. Harden closed
the speaking for the afternoon, and
again addressed large audience at
night in his usual able and pungent
style. The National Grcys' Band, Of
Westminster, were present and dis
coursed good music.
The meeting on Friday night, a.
shulfs Store, Silver Run, was well at
tended, and was addressed in an able
manner by Messrs. Harden and Reif.
suider-afterwards by j. NJ. Parke ;
aud finally by Prof L. @. Myerly, Of
Manchester, who happened to be pres
cnt, and whose remarks were very in.
terestiog aud acceptable to the audi
enee.
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AGlOrlouS Eictery!
CARROLL GO.
II n De n III II D.
The entire
TIC X e II
IL A G cite d.

We have kept back
the press to announce
the result Of Tues
days election in Car
roll county. All the
Districts have been
heard from sufficient
to announce that the
Democratic Conser-
yatiye party have
carried the County
by a decided majori-
ty. Oden Bowie for
Governor will have
about 500 majority.
The County ticket
all elected by major
tiles, from 800 to
$50. The most des-
pcratc cXerti0ns
were made to defeat
a portion Of the tick
ct; but they were
met by equal deter
minati0n, and the
victory is grand and
decisive.
Baltimore CITY
gives a Democratic
Conservative MAORI
ty of $4,000. 1t is
certain, we think,
that evpgv Coun4y
has again gone right.
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National Thanksgiving.

President johnson has issued pro.
clanlati,n recommending Thursday, the
18th day Of November inst, Us day of
national thanksgiving and praise to
the Almighty Ruler Of Nations" The
people Of the United States have abun-
dant reasons for thankfulness to the
"giyer Of avery good and perfect GIN
for the numerous blessings showered
down upon them. Let all join in praise
and thanksgiving.
The following is the Presidents pro.
clauation:
PROCLAMATION OF THE PRESIDENT or
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
In conformity with reccut custom,
that may now be regarded as established
ON national consent and approval, I, An.
drew johnson. President Of the Uuited
States, do hereby recommend to my fcl
low. citizens that Thursday, the twsnty.
eighth day of November next, be set
apart and observed throughout the re.
public as o day Of nationsl thanksgiving
and praise TO the Almighty Ruler Of
Nations, with whom arc dominion and
power who maketh peace in His high
places
Resting and retaining from secular
labors on that day, let US revereutly aud
devotedly give thanks to our Heavenly
Father for the mercics and blessings
with which He has crowned the NJ "
closing year. Especially let us remcm.
Der that He has covered our land,
through all its extent, with greatly nee.
ded and very abundant haryests that
lie has caused industry to prosper, net
only in our fields, but also 10 our work.
shops, in our mines, aud IN our forests
He has permitted Us TO multiply ships
upon our lakes aud rivers. and upon the
high seas, and at the same time to OK
tend our iron roads so far into the Sc
cluded places Of the contirent as TO
guarantee speedy overland intercourse
between the two oceans. He has iu-
clined our hearts 10 turn away iron,
domestic eontcntions and ecmmotious,
consequent upon distraction aud desc
lating evil war, aud TO walk more and
more 10 tho ancient way Of loyalty, con
ciliatian, and brotherly love He has
blessed the peaceful efforts With which
we have established new and important
commercial treaties with forcien nations,
while we have, at the same Cine.
strengthened our national dafenses, aud
greatly enlarged our national borders.
/ While tins rendering the unsnimous
and heartfelt tribute Of national praise
and thanksgiving. which Is 80 Justly
due 70 Almighty God, let ua not fail 10
implore Him that the same divine pro.
lection and care which we have hither-
70 80 undeseryedly, and YET 30 coostau-
tly enjoyed, may be confined to our
country and our people throughout al
their generations Forever.
II witness whereof, I Fave hereunto
set my hand aud caused the seal Of the
United States 10 be affixed,
Done IL the cfty Of Washington this
twenty sixth day Of October ii tie yaar
n ouf Lord ono thousand eieht kundr
spd uixtyS,eyon, and Of dc Indepcn.
deHee q H. Ualled esatcs The ninety.
secoud. AxDRkW JolfxsoN,
By ~ Psesldsnt \
WitAN q. sxwAkp, ssc'yl d Stale.
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MARRIED.

At Rose I'LL, Westminster. Nd, on we9ncs-
day morning October s0th 1867, by the Rev, j..
Thomas Ward, SkHrEt ORgtex uuyNNgnAN.
Esq. TO Miss JANE =. LiaHr, both Of berkeley
County. wsst Virginia,
MaTGnsbnrg and Winchester papers please
copy.
AZ the residence Of the brides methor.
in Westminster, October 22nd, 1887, by
Rev. S. Stoner, Capt, j. II. DosiSG, Of
Pennsylvania, 10 lrIiA A. GiisrRT, yoang
est daughter Of the late Adam Gilbert.
On The ais,. ult., In the lnhenn Parson.
age, Westminster, BY Rev. II. G. Holloway,
Mr.. Jacob u. Lester TO Miss Anna T.. Zcpp,
both of this county.
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DIV fkaIsN III >
Golden Female Pills.


ave intcnaeifT special easss Requiring more
powerful medicine They are Tour d.er-.,
stronger tSae ,hc ordinary Kind sad perfectly
harmless aud reliable.
uycn cannot get ihem n yeas drsssi.t I
Hill send them by retarn NAH postpaid and
sesaTe from obscrxatlan On nc o. lot II tke MONEY,
lwill axe sesd an aIastss.ed srd cauhdra.
tai Circular ~ Ladies on application address
j. BRYAN, NJ d., SIS Broadly Az, ". Y
\. IL llupEE, AgrHt, wsstiainstsf, Nd.
uctl0-iy EW
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ERRORS Ov YOUTH.

4 gsnilrman who in essty tie was within
=" mar aenasinF vice % cotsinoa y. youth.
iary Eiuissibp~ anil Scrteus PRESERVATION and
rainr near chdina hia d.s,s IN h@,rf.ss misery.
After using nnnlerewr remedies wukaut .nrcrs..
he pbtaiued from friend s>,ar shrph rak- aud
prescriptions that effected . perm sacag rare -
On bchslfof suffering hsmEuily &c via send
the same irSc OF charge 10 all y hs max desir,,
H. Address EDGAR TRkMAfNE,
octl0-iy Station u. Bib, uous- y y.
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FREE LrcTHRE-The Rev DIR. Van
Bokkeleu, State Superintendent Of Pub.
lie Instruction, will deliver Lecture
in the Methodist Proiestai, Church,
Westminster Nd, ruesd y evening
November 18th, subject, "Publie
School Instruction" The friends Of
education and he public generally are
respectfully invited TO be preseaI.
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RELIGIous NoricE The Few J
w. Iloflmier, will preach IN the Re-
formed Church, Der Westminster on
Sabbath, the 10Th, IN the forenoon at
10 o'clock, at which time the Sacra.
ments Of tho Lords Supper viii be ad-
ministcrod, Services on Saturday az
tarnoon previous, at 2 o'clock.
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Va rONsrMpTIYES.

Tie Rev. kDWAND Y, WIfSUN VII send
fires of CHARGE "a al VII. desire Il, the prr.
tcfiption with the difre,iens for making aud
using the siinrls feIBrsly hr which he MAS cared
Of lung affection aud that dread disease Cun-
sumption. Ills obiy object l. 10 brnriit the al.
dieird and be hopes every ,tlirreT eill Wy hi.
prescription, ., It viii cts, theta raihiug, and
may prove ablesnitg. Please ad.lrc~
INV. EbWARp A. wfi.SUS,
Na, i6j South isecund :-tfcvt, Wiliiaipsbnrgh.
New York. ina,z5-iy
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ERRORS OF YolTII

A 1cutiemAn Who saasfepl for yeart ffom
the effects al yeuihfa indisctction will, lot the
cake d altering humanity. scad free To- al " ha
np-d Il, The recipe aai dirieiiens for making
ths sinsgla remedy BY which he was cured :
Sufferers uishiRg 10 profit by the a.lycrfisers
cSpcrienSe, Gao dnsss b. ssldrossias, 10 perier,
coniidener, JOHN u. OuDkS,
uayg2ly Il Cedar street, NV York,
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Radical "Reconst n M ,

The Southern Duhon,ey--E'gh; States
"ReeoRsfrucieeP iato BdrJdrism.
From tables Of registration, corrected
up TO Sept. 9th, il appears that there
arc l,l4S,442 voters registered 10 the
ten Soothcrn States, of whom $50, 49l
are whites and GiT,05l are negroes
The following are the maiorities
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DIED.'

In Westminster, November arl, 1867,
Mrs. ADAzilI., BRowE, wife Of Mr.. Vincent
Brown, aged abont 10 years.
At New Orleans, Louisiana, ia October
last, Of yellow fever, Mr.. FEEmSANu +.
YiNGuNG, son of Jesse YiRgliug of West
minister, Md, aged ~ years.
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New York State
voted on Tuesday,
The City eff New
York gave the ire
mendosEs Democratic
majority Of 60, O00---
a gain OF 12,00O.---
The State will 90
Conservative by 90
900 majority.
New Jersey also
wheels into line and
gives her verdict a.
gainst RadieaIisnl.
Kansas has gonel,y
10000 majority a.
gainst Negro SUI
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APPROXIMATIONS.

Information guaranteed 10 rrolace a luxn,i.
am growth " hair upon bald head or beard
los lace. also receipt Tor The rclnot al 1T Pins
pies. hlu,ehes, Efnptiops. etc.. on The skin.
leaving the snnie ssii. clear. aud beautiful, can
bu obiained wifhnai charge BY addressing
Til0S. =. CHAPMAN. cngnisf.
may25-ly sZs broadway. New York.
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RAILROAD PHopERTi' DssrnorED.
On Thursday night last the machine
shop, foundery, lumber aud lumber shed
and dry house, with tools and machine
~ belonging % the Cficapo, Alton mud
~ Louis railroad. at bloomington. lii
nois, were destroyed BY ere. The loss
on the matefials and buildings 10 estima-
ted = ffpm twelve 70 fiiecn fIousaud
The damage % the road from dslsy viii
BE- mach mora -Four hundred men are
thrown out II eppIoymcot By ~ Gre.
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Carl AccEp1ED.-Rev Danidl II.
Little has seceptcd unanimous call
from the lutheran congregation soI
sbspherdstovn, Wsst Virginia, bis du.
lies eon1mencing on the Lii III January
uexs Tho vacancy VA Caused by tho
sssisnas'ooof Rev , E Campbell.
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YHKVAo IlFEHAAL FKjfALE Pills,
have been used for npwMds Of ruArr ysans
with unvarying success. They are adapted ios
all ordinary cases and never sau N ,heL Aetiv.
II taken In tifpc. 4N4f
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life has few phuruis for thc Dyspcp.
tic, which Is not to b wondered afwhen
We take into the account the amount Of
bodily and mental suffering that this
distressing nsalady celebrates The
Peruvian Syrup "a prosoxida Of Irou)
has cured thousands who were suffering
from this disease.
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TO LADIES.

Your attention Is called ts the most EN- eaeiour
remedies ever known for the removal NJ oh.
siructions and arrangements iacssicsi TO tbs
iomalc scx.
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mus uoN ndft .2 X tt
r ATEsT styles for h.en and Boys TIC rlzer
II 10 hug thnm, AZ 0ctEAsn's.
pst- p. Corner Court and Main St 4
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TnE BRlGHr Hofg MINE eExrLo.
sIos.--0ur readers will renicuiber the
horrible explosion which occurred in
this mine scveral months ago, aud BY
which so many lives were lost. Full
particulars Of the disaster were given
10 the Gazette at the time. The mine.
which is one Of The Clover Hill coal
mines in Chesterfield county, Virginia,
was afterwards closed, but has recently
been rcopened, aud on the 25th instant,
correspondent OF the Richmond Dis.
patch says;
There were twenty two bodies brought
oukof Bright Hope l,st Tuesday, ien
whites, tho rest eolofed They could
be sccosAizcd only BY their clcshipg
and hair. Tho names Of the whites
we're John Harper, - Isaacs. Peter To-
gan, Pat Donahoe, James Lockeft. Wi.
liam Trayier, Thomas Trayler, Robert
Bowman, Nick Hackette, Vat Roberts,
anl one unknown
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G EATT US
Ladies Fashionable
SHOE STORE.

HAVE constantly on hand the largest
i supply of the latest STYLES Of Ladies' kid.
Laced, Kid Butioned, hid Congress, high
cul Balmoral Pebble Boots. do,,i,le solo
anklet Moroccc Boots and French lined
Sleighing Boots. Also large assortment
Of Misses aud Chihlrens of al STYLES and
The best quality made to order Also Gam
Sandals, Gum Oyershoes. Gents Buffalo
0vershoes, together with the hest assori.
mani az home ain,ls ~
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OUR KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE.
The submarinc Cable 10 CABIN.

The SubnartnC Cable TO Cabin.
KEY WEST, March T. 1851.
settled hero that tho Cuba telegraph cable will be
laid from the city Of Havana In May 1t will b landed
in Cuba at point about thrco miles from the Moro
Castle that being determined from careful surveys 10
be the most feasible point; although from there
the descent into tho Is very abrupt shelving OF
rapidly TO eighy-hve, and then almost Immediately TO
two hundred and sixiy-avo fathoma To avoid danger
from anchors at this island is proposed 10 land the
cable he back side OF the town. far away from the
usual snchoring ground possible. From here the
cable will be continued TO Cape sable the souhcrnmost
point OF the mainland; from thenco the telegraph Will
be continued upon poles along tie west coast 10 tho head
OF Tampa bay and thence the Peninsula OF Florida
dagonaly 70 Fernandna The plan OF going up the
east coast abandoned, from the impossbiliiy Of
laying cable In the shoal from this point to Cape
Ruma.ne.
The containing the cable Is expected to sail from
the point In Europe where II Is being manufactured
TO Havana, from whence u will be towod by steamer
hs before Indicated.
The winooski is here, having arrived from Havana
three days snoe also the gunboat Chcora and the
hue cutter Corwn. Also arrived herc from New York
February ~, schooner Burlingame, with coal; cSth
schooners Sarah Helen and Toma, both With assorted
cargoes
Weather here warm, thermometer so 10 81 degrees a.
two v II. daily.
The salt works here are now in fun blast and rakpgs
are expected 10 commence In about two weoka
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communications from the gsrsy lis or Chao they all
profess greet dpa of ps,r ten and desire 10 gusFan-
tee the mRin. nance Of s.g,,er IN that q 'after
Cltizens Roman P.irerleL Cregcro Pena Manuel Mar
nez snd Abad " SOTO, wlo we're fugillyes since the
AFFAIR of sepcber last lad presented themselves be-
fore the au'ogisss VI Baul, ccnndng Ia The pardon az
the President Colonel Aielo Campuxano. TO wnolnthe
govern ent had guaranteed pardon, presented himself
at ttle capital aud duly sworn in.
The following 81 rom nents lad been made :Gcncral
M j. Ricardo Governor OF the province OF Santiago;
General W. Alvarez Governor OF the district OF Puerto
Plata; General NJ Abreu, Governor of theprosnce OF
Conception De la Vega ueneri W. Figueredo Governor
Of the province OF Compnsteiia de Azna
Citizen N. urcha had been named a member OF the
committee appointed translate and adapt the codes Of
law.
ofical communication having been received OF The
disappearance OF the cholera In st. Thomas all vessels
that have left ntteen days after tho official notice IRON
that send bring clean bills Of health viii be eNemp'
| from quarantine.
| Consul in Hamburg, and Don Juan b. sampaFe ID
/ Jamaica.
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us,alra noo conrsa % xItness the uots TIE ri was

Ms,alrie race ccurse 70 witness the rros Tie rsi was
match for sl0o side, % harness. between bay geld
ing ana the gray marc Stella Ths wss very iarne, me
mare winning bu,h heats by abou. forty yGds llhe
3:o5a< ard 2:5a.
The second rRce Sas between Bay Jim, Ifhe joe auu
Idol mite heats, wagon, for purse Of 500 INC ~.
| ter won both heais easily. Time 40 and 2:oIl.
COURT MARTIAL AT GALVESTON. -
ssveral ciiccrs have assembled at Galveston TexY
for tho purpose OF sitting In court uariin ir We
| Major General A. Doubleday is the presiding cucer
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our RICHMOND CORRESPONDENCE.
Growins Violence OF the Negroes i'm Rich.

RICHMOND, Va, March 8, 1907
Since the return OF Hunuicutt large number OF the
negroes here have assumed air Of nsocnce tina. may
possibly lead to trouble meeting was held by them
al Ebanczer church this evening, which was addressed
by Hnnncuit and collection was taken up to support
that lucendiarys psper--sho Nzu Nation. company
known Hunnlcus Body Guard, armed with revolvors
and drawn sabrcs then paradcd the streets preceded By
q band Of music The hour being eleven O'Clock Y. NJ,
such an unusual occurrence alarmed the citizens con.
sdoby, particularly the negroes INDUCED In yelling
and cheering In IN extraordinary manner.
Why armed bodies Of negroes arc allowed thus 10
parade publicly whom whito organization Of that
character dareS 10 show ITSELF n u existed question
tho people here cannot solve Perhaps the military
evmmand0r