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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-05-04

WHITBEy's Circus AND MEsAGERIE.. BY
the double colume advertisement in to dar' ;
Issue Of thu Fhja We learn that whitley l.
Co. grand Consolidated Show will exhibit
here on Thursday NEXT, 4 fne collection
Of Animals compose the Geological portion
Of the exhibition, which are always interest
ing to the student Of natural history ~ vel!
as the mere sight seer. Many rare birds
are also advertised giving variety and inter.
est to this department The Equestrian
performance never tails to attract and inter,
est all ages, sexes and degrees of people,.
The grace and agility of the artists in the
ring have charm for the multitude that
never decreases. We anticipate large
gathering on the occasion of Whithey& Co. s
visit to Ekton, if the day is fine.
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Cold AND SYow.-On Thursday and Fri
day last the weather was quite cold and dis
agreeable, the wind blowing cold and raw
from the northeast, the clouds being dark
and lowering, from which snow fell yesterday
morning, reminding US rather Of February
than May.
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"a" We invite attention 10 the new ad.
vertisement of Mr.. W. NJ. Remarks cash
store, So6 Market street, Wilmington, pub.
lished in this issue. Mr., Kennard keeps
constantly on hand large and fresh stock
of dry goods Of every variety, which he sells
cheap for cash.
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Official returns from tho late election
in Michigan, show q net Union majority of
m,ssa, instead Of 1920 as At first roughly
are yet to be head from, which will incr
our majority about 1900. This 10 twenty
times the Connecticut majority, and we say
nothing about it,
A mob at Seymour, Indiana, en- Monday
hung negro whom they suspected Of rob
berry,
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FOURTH OF july Festival ladies of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, in Elkten,
intend holding Festival for the benefit of
the parsonage enterprise and other interests
of the Church, on the 4th of July. Arrange,
ments will be made to render the entertain
ment interesting. Further particulars will
be published hereafter,
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COLLAR BONE BROKEN. Charles Ash in
the employ of Mr. +. E. Bradbury, while
watering horse at the creek, on Sunday
evening last, was thrown off and had his
collar bone broken. The horse while drink.
ing, and while his rider was sitting carelessly
upon him, was frightened by the throwing
Of stone by boy.
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ITCH! SCRATCH !!
SCRATCH! ITCH!
ITCH! SCRATCH!
En- glands Celebrated Golden
Itch Ointment

VIII cure, I@th one or two applications, the Ar,lY
trek. and oil Diseases Of the skin
1t contains no Mercury other injurious gre
dents, and is pleasant in It's smell ran be kept for
years without getting rancid, retaining all Of ite
medicinal virtues.
The cures which This Ointment has effected with
N the last fosr years Is truly wonderful.
No family should be without hi, valuable Oini-
men which can be had Al the nrU.; and rauitr,
StoIe- everywhere
Price 80 cents box By mail, 81 cents.
Prepared only by
L. NJ. ENGLAND { son
49, PutRuACEiIIsI-.
& W. cor. 5!il and Market SIS. Wilmington. l-I.
Sold Retail in Ekton by pN II. H. uI7cur.!.-
wholesale IL Philadelphia by Johnston, Holloway 4
Cc"den, ~ N. 9Th street Mar % lsG1-y
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J, 7. WELLS brgs lcayc to Inform
his friends and the public through the columns Of
your invaluable sheet that he hns Just received =
fresh stock Of SPRING GOODS, consisting of CfofHy
CAssiafREs and ME!ToIs of the finest .pbric and is
nov prepared TO execute su orders III his line nj
business, with neatncss aid despatch. Don't forgot
ne place, No. 1876 Aor II NINTH 81. Ph,iutrIphia
Mar 20. 1857. J. T. WELL Agent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Free to EverybOdy.

Large PIP. ClrcuGS gtine Information Of the
gresgs importance to the young of both scves.
II teaches how the hoD,cy may become beautiful tho
despised respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail 70 send their
Address, and receive copy postpaid b. return mail.
Ad:ires: 2. Q. Drawer, q,
April r, 1S31--6m Troy. Ny.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-05-04

Senior Romero, the Mexican Minister
at Washington, has received despatch from
the a. ,x.ican Consol at New Orleans ann ounc.
ing that 'Miramon is dead; the Imperial
forces disbanded ), Marques completely De.
feated; Querataro is taken, and MAMMALIAN
hidden" Other advices report that Mats,
RagSs ID sl9isly hssigAsS by tn Liberals,
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Millinery at Brick Meeting MoHse

lust received IA assortment q SPRING MILL.
u merry, eynsistmg NJ
BoENETS, hats RIBBONS, FRENCH II OVERS
FRAMES. STRAW GOODS aud TRIMMINGS,
hy MRS. MARY Il CEiFFITI;
Nav llJt--Gw
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aA- Owing 10 the large amount of advsr.
tlslng we are compelled to issue a supple.
ment this week, in osdrr to keep mp our
usual variety of news and miscellaneous
matter
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PRIVATE SALE

TIN subscriber oNer7 9; Private ~ale. ut NJ
] Leeds miles nortr q" Ekton the following pyy
pcry r.
4 New One-HOgse Wagon,
1 New TVvo-Horse Wagon.
U Secondhand Spring yTils
Wagon.
I Secondhand Ox-Carc.
Made Of tho best Materials and IronetI cnrope,.i,
May /, lSGr-lw TDIy ~ WifHTJ
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Nh, EDlToR This cold Spring will fire.
4uentIy provoke the attempted quotation of
Goldsmith s-not Thomson Swell known,
but generally incorrectly repeated line.
But Winter lingering chills tho lap of May .
Traveller I;rs IT2
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slavery, that the democratic party are
striving so assiduously to breathe the breath
of life into again, and permanently domesti.
cate in Maryland.
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sD~W, b. Gillespie. ut Rowlandsvile.
will dispose of his Personal Property. on
tho 18th inst, ut Public Sale.
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Double Refined
Lodi Paudrette.
CARRIAGES.

rkRetAGES REPAIRED and MADE TO ORDER,
l, 1t the old osch Shop in the Hollow nexl iooc
. the Farmer f3,gl E,kygA. Nd.
H. A. HALL
MAY J. lst7-'."r Agent.
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WAITER,

. SITUATION III Stora for 2 BOY II Years Of age
u speaks English and German. INQUIRE Of
PROF, THEODORE AsCHERFELD
MaV lsGT-iW
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SPRING

O linger not thou bright and aunny Spring,
Fair natures child! companion of glad hours !
But Ter the earth thy gorgeous mantle fling,
And haston onward with thy buds and flowers.
Let thy sweet form be sesn--thy thrilling voice
Peal gently on the car from bough and brake :;
Bid nature In her loneliness rejoice,
Aud all her sunberrs energies awake
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CLOCK, WATCH & JEWELRY
STORE,

ON NORTH STREET, Tone do ~ south of The sec
Wing OficeD ELKTON, MD,
THE undersigned having procured the services of
i first class workman, renews his invitation to
the public to continue to favor him with their pa
tronage as he feels assured OF giving entire salts
faction.
A good assortment of CLOCKS, WATCHES and
.JEWEIiRY will be constantly kept on hand, and all
articles sold warranted for one year from day of sale
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry Repaired at the
shortest notice, in the best manner and at the most
reasonable rates; and all work IRA, ra,tsd for one
gear G. W WHIrEOAk
April 6, iS67-tf
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~ Mrs. Mary E. Griffith, ofB. NJ, HOUSE.
aayiytilss Spyipg Millinery to-day,
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Etk.nGA.

FORTY THOUSAND Mel-lcons and Automatic
/ Organs sold hy Prince Co, BufFulo. m Tr-'-.
mont with IN the latest improvements Just arr -.
ut the store of THEODORE hSCHFPFELD.
May 4, l25I--3w
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DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERsHIP
The Co.Partnership hereto existing between G.
w. Whiteoak and M. F. Lowman, under the name
and firm of Whteoak Lowman, dissolved by
mutual consent on the 18th day of March, 1857 All
business connected with the said firm will be settled
mp by G. W, Whiteoak. tapril g. 1s6T-1m
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Alarrico.

OWENS WArSON.-Aprii 9th, at the
Groom's residence, by Rev. \. W. Ben
mum, j. I. OWENS and Susan WArsoN.
both of Charlcstown, this county.
SMITH-JOHNSON.- In North East, on
the 2ud INST, by Rev. John ONeill,
CHANDLER SMITH and SARAH EMMA InHx.
soS, all Of this county.
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Having procured the services of an experienced
7 adv to attend To the Store in his absence he
intends to continue his,Proiessiona Visits as here
tofore.
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~ B.-Fanes supplied with GONERNESS ES,
and LADY TEACHERS furnished situations,
PROF, THEODORE ASCHERFELD.
Mar 30 1S67-tf
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TO CITIZENS OF ELHTOR.

4 pril q, ls37--6m
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not J" dvSpnIy, or tl.y alor.o.is ra.!
ana priNlr%es Hivrn u,.
RcS2jrel, That rypiN ,n,aas ,i.aIi i,
"scd to lastuV;, caution, and cncoiira..,
the people IN tllc discharge OF ii.eir Ia
Hcs, 50 that nonr may auy III the hu.r d
'icc'ioh, I've were ignorant OF our ititv.
EcSo(ted. That we nominate al sup
port, rs our candidates Tor office, Nlo,c
and those only, who, We are fllv Ter.
S'H'dcn' are true TO our intc:cSis, antl viii
become III" faithful cxponen.a ot cv,ry
loyal principle Of government
HcSoTt0, lha, we coNnuliica,c With
the people Of Tie surrounding District.
and stimulate them ton concert o. action
IN the coming cvcnts, to ,lc end ,Ilat
otr effort; may lr successful.
fte&olrcd, i'hat IN the help oIIim wlo
orda'ncth right and Justice. we Will rr,-
vail, ana show our.clvc, worthy the ;rn>,
50 %racionSly conli,icd in us.
He%olr"d' That 4 Injecting. Cor The mons
lnatl"n OF officers tnr The permanent or.
Sanlza'lon Of the l'nion Republican party
OF Darlington District. be callrl Il, The.
earliest possible date.
HcSolroi, That The speaker. Is. f.
receive our Sincere thanks
'"r ms able and instructive address.
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o',r Russian Purchase


WY dd me purcho.e ms ,oy ~,
"esofdte rcgiom? WAot are zee oo;no n
q" '''fh ~ In answering the first va
'''S' 'cal principally in negatives. Tho
~" I WAS not made because wc wun,rd
''"'' ~ was not hecalIs,. ru.v,, ,.
money. There must th.n ~,
N''o"r reason something dipomnt;c u
> P'"'f'ly Slatcgi move and no one
rs yet has guessed the secret. Mr Saw
ar" proponnds riddles This purchases
is political conun,lrum and va g;x. :,
" what use may this TERRITORY Lc
"tl'''e'' IT may be turned into Il haven
'or disappointed politicians, ana talc
me pace OF that mystical Salt Eiyrr
ABOUT whose head waters uScd-up n,li,;-
cal hacks have been wont to ,,u,,,.
why not send tliithcr all The Nashy;to.
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, together with
fcrh''n 10 Wood and the rest. We should
pr rid OF them at but little cxpcnsc. ond
they would doubtless be hannv a. ~
- '''SS'hie negro would not care to toI.
low them to such high attitudes ,rrno
''trc are Es1uima,Ix there, but ,bnr
'h'Sht hr rendered useful and subscrvicnt
20 'hr higher race, and might even IL
time take he place Of the lost chnttnl.
no" "hi'appllv freed and cnrranchiscl
+" $ may need our Russia as q refuge for
cNN'I'd traitors, Who having tried AIcxico
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/ For Tie .AAvnra.n.

mass in"e'iiS OF the freedmen was
hr'd y parlin@'"n on 'h' evening ofthc
"'h instant. Although the wcal:cr was
unfavorahlc, The house VA crowded 10
oycrilowinS Chaplain Wiucmorc WAS
The prime pal speaker, and delivered one
ottiS characteristic speeches, which was
enthusiastically received ~ The crowded
auditory. Allcr describing the two an
tagonsticparlic', cine Republicans and
DcmocralS) he requested those who hc-
lpngcd to thc former party to rise, when
Instantly, every one present splang to his
feet, and voice replied, Not = Demo.
crat ~ the houSr, Ano her voice cNclaim
rt' - cS' thrre are TWO oni in the hall
Key. Isaac brockcnton, followed in |,
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'h'* is wise; thcrr is but one rrc,l
loyal party III Che country, a,l ~, i,
'''pa''y represented hy The doninpn,
''H)oriiN u Congress. /, Isl 20 The Re-.
pons'''h rar'y atone hat the So,,,l, con
'o"'> '"' ;'itio restore their forfeited 70.
l'''"ns IN the Union The nanc il ~
''n"fe" Que; the party is a loyal one ;jls
pr'h''pIr> ~" known and established
me people Of the North and Nnrtwn.,
my" approved il We wish the work ,r
The Republican party in The
South G"d speed graf Acl,u1iir
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"N'' i ''''l'' '''g''','N:S u 'hr "n'Mns!
! '.'''.''', = "'''''' '"' H'Pi'''rAi
l''''' = '''''oi,'N'' ~ '''' i"Nai'l"mrnl IL
- '''"', ny 'H' ~ u'sppS'"' ''
"'''' "'@ ''a'-""N W"ih m ne matter Of
rcr"hN'f''I'I"Il. lrnr loyalty is in earn
~. - "''S ho' ''"r !" eau things by
'''''' ~ ''''''''> i ! "ii'y the c"n'll-
'''''' "H"' VIII" are AFRAID that the
'.''"' N'l'""'''''' WIZ "i'thd some srnSi-
''''''' >'''S' rs !'yal MASSES
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nm Man.
81 mnn a Viii, lie better

lsn hnn a Viii, lie lc,rcr
ror ''l' riches aud his gains?
F"r his acrc> aud his palace
y ms ''''n">' h";i't is callous-,
'sa man \ whit the bct,rr?
Ahii 4 m'ii'> 10 Wilt The better
f"r his golfers aml his mines
f"r his pirpl"anl fine linen,
f"r his vineyards and his vine
ny Il" thousands bend The knee.
And cringr in mean SrryiIity.
mans no whit The bcltcrY
isam man a whit the worse
f"r 4 l"wly dress of rnrsY
Tough Ii" "wn> no lord!, rental,
- ms heart is Kind ana gentle,
i u man whit tie worse?
Nhd II II mars M Viii, Tie worse,
for poor AMI lowly stand.
r"r ai' empty, crrn pocket,
A"" hrawny, working hand.
ny ~ dptllou>ands pass linn by
"'h "r"ld and scnrncul eve,
II /. mars no Viii; The worse?
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For the Charleston Advocate
The Country AliVc,

We hear Of enthusiastic meetings he
ing held IN the different Districts, where
Republican organizations are being form
cd, and the people cNhbi purpose un-
mistakablc 10 those who have sworn $40
rule or ruin" The dogs in the mangcr
are being driven ont lis true they snarl
and show their teeth, but there is chr
failing Of their power TO harm which
gives comfort TO those who have 50 lone
been subject to thc fear Of dogs. III,
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We we're meyer among The admirers "i
Joshua Noulr, lately senior Bishop OF
nc NJ. Il. 0m'rclt@Sonih' h'i' wr hrlic>c
la' ms ifl'ndo should rcSclr his rrpnla-
ION from 'hr i""I SANDER wlncl 4 con
l"p' press r'rlirs above his grave.
Hou'hrm papers say that he hare, iiIr
sentiments Of his collcagurS was vitll
'he other bishops, sc. We have s;ii I,i,
position was far from satisfactory, and
;" we sui SAY but while every man
'h'H ai'd now III that SonIhrrn i.pi>cupa-
cy' WAS rebel IN heart, rebel in SYM
paihy, bishop Sou!c loved The old na..
ana 'hr constitution TOO well 70 join
'he'r Viinprralions, orassist IN amy way
way thrlr wicked Vaccinations. He
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people arc rising in their minlt, tic pou
ulal voice IS Significant There's aSs,i
ancc III the air cyrn. EvcrvtlinY hctokcl
"n''ed action Crowds gather to hca
/ ana TO 90; to be instructed and 10 lie
/ 'trhihe. Expressions solid ana poirn
come from The great deep OF settle,
Z purpose, which make Che once arong
wrak-knccd the always hoas,f,il. donbt
inl : and The asSumptivc, cautious.
ne freedmen arc lending. their ear,
!" thr advocates "f free and equal privi-
lr%cS ito the declarations Of their man.
hood their rights and rr~posibilitics.
wiildclisht. The MILITARY Rrcouslric-
ton Hill has already built men M in
hopr, and, rs one. thcv will show how
worthy they have bcrn Ia receive the tr,,s;
tho franchise 50 drScrvinglv conferred
upon them. They are not 10 he dupcl.
although every invention will he applird
Il accomplish distraction and division
IN their ranks.
Threats have .alrcaly hccn made. but,
thanks to the licrn-cyod Vigilance Of the
General Comm'ling the ,. District, bro
visions are made which will relieve ma
NY drp"ndan, physically, and cause
hm 10 become an in|cpcndunt mcntallv.
Voters, that are tu Lr, have learned,
''a' contracts do not control their opin-
ions. however much tie ul,ruys IN H..
hdbH q rulh may say To The contrary.
lhrN have suddenly discovered that they
can think for themselves ana speak wh,,
they think--in fact are free entirely.
The country is alive with carncS, IN
4ulrng; men want to know the whole
OF the great matter which blanchs tho
chc'kS "l some, irrltatcS aristucracv and
rcj"ircs the hearts Of Mr j,oojlc; white.
rs well rs Black are hrrn, liinr trccr look.
ing more cheerful and montually promis-
vHSs
Ra'liralism prevails. There are those,
once The tools Of the Slavrocrnt and the
Scccclrr, .hat nov out-Strvcn Stevens
in Recommendations OF such rs would Suli
the ship if ,hcy could not command II,
Democracy lihr The lcproSv is shu,ncl.
and lie who darrS decent ii IS in danger
o' the verdict, Il" traitor 10 Humanity and
National unilv,"
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an we trust lLo Ai,.ican !,

General Fisk in his recent spccch at
'hc anniversary or ollr missionary society
sald ~ rcmcmbcr in The early months
ol 1868, when the armv or the linion II
the Mississippi valley was rndcavorino
'n cli'nb up some other way TO Vicks.
b''f&. t)iai was attached to IL large force
which Was penetrating The centre Of tho
State OF Mississippi. On a Sahbathcyc-
mng, thirty or forty steamers loaded with
troops were anchored side by side fn, thn
night. The deep, Overlooking river etrct.
rilcd lar out, amp on the decks OF those
steamers sat ten thousand soldiers OF the
great Northwest, with their faces turncd
toward Tie )and OF tie rci4clJon Tho
Stars i"oAcd down upon us quietly, the
bright moon stole out, and tlic scene was
lovely, remember lhat Chablain Hare.
OF iowa, sort oinI,aplain-inchiei rnr the
troops. had The honor 10 command.
mounted ON tie pilothousc Of The stca.
mcr, commenced singing with his
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oN" cause in l<u,~;l.s ana
NJ lis,7S>>lll'i

'''il' a'iSSr IN l<Ins>0$ ;lnU
Nlis5S>>lll'
The inI!uoncr oi;h Al. T.. Church /,
nong much t"r t!ir loyalty and equal
rights III The great West. The frnit !
-fhror"i@ published 1t st. INNS says
+" onv position III reference to Human
rGhl l. Well known. and we Shall give
our citir" Influence to freedom in the ia
t"rr rs in Tie past. We have no doubt
OF the result Of the pending canvass.
Missouri will put thc ballot in The hands
OF the io@lo whether the government de-
inami' il or not. We hope Congress will
PASS = II" giving Suffrage to al men in
every State long hclurc such hcnuhtcd
regions rs Connrcticut can become truly
civilized. Missouri and Kansas will not
need The spur Of Congressional adn,oni-
tlon* The people Will do right. we
know that our church needs no urging
in nEAtcl Of this kind. The question
is already settled with Us, and the entire
weight Q! the body in these two States
viii be given tor truth and Justice nov
rs il WAS for liberty and our country be.
lore. treason is undoubtedly shocked
ut negro suffrage, bat it Will receive
worse "hpvh, ,h"" taTs before il rc,s IT,
self cnthronc' again. We like these
proNtrniial adjustments. Wien The
So'iA attempted 10 forge claims wlicl,
would hold forever ,hcir slaves, the Goa
OF heaven cave 70 his poor freedom; and
iiow the law OF equivalents demands tha,
h1 ,hal! laNr the l,ullut. We have .ry
olal TIMES affirmed omr faith in GoI rs
the arbitcr in thl So matters, aud we lave
no doubt OF the equity Of hi,; awards
he sh%ht reaction of 4 little mrrccnary
I'ot.n \cW l.ugland whicc never Act
had inucll Independence OF character will
olIiN iMlciisily the disgust or the West,
and her liaioritics for Justice will appal
the deceived rclic!S who trust in Connrc-
ticui. One constant, earnest effort to II.
conSIluc hc coui.trv, Northand south.
on the principles OF eternal Justice. will
lie profitable iorall concerned. Wc sl,nll
90 our part1
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-04-27

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