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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Prcina,nl,. Decay, aud all the effects OF
,l,lnu iudlsoi"tIuiI, wl!l, for the %ak" OF suffering
uuttlty, send free to All vino need 1t, til" rtciP"
md directions iur making the annI,t" remedy by
y,hirt he " aR cured Sufferers wishing ~ pTui't ny
in, advert ci' p"rienre, can de- 81" tJ idleSain"
IN urrt,.t condolences IbltN b. Ogden,
NAV ~ ls7--iV A. Cedar Street, New York.
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Grace's Celebrated Sa1ye.

AMEspuRY, MASS, oct. 18th, 1868.
Mr. Grace DcdT Sr:-IIaving been afflicted gtiev
,sly fl several weeks with severe absceas upon my
iie, nsed several remedies for its eradication without
reeivng any reef, until applied your stiNe, which
.cted speedy and permanent cure therefore lee"
amy to certify ms confidence il. it, virtues.
Yours wish respect I5a.i ~ BEAN.
certify to the Iuttunes Of The above statement.
Ii. g. DEARBORN, MD,
SETH w FONLE 4 SON Eoston proprietors.
Sold by all Drpoists at 70 .sla tax. by mail 30 cts.
,Inuc -, leul--in
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THE OFrIcE.SEEKEEs' CONVENTIONAL
letter to the Hagerstown Mail, a Democratic
journal, referring to the Convention at An
napolis, says: 1.-THE Convention, | fear
some members Of it at least-are too aux'
ions to carve ont places for themselves
.Jndseships, States Attorneyships, clerk,
ships and other fat places.
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Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh

I ISAACS, NJ. D., nri9i!gt and Anrisl,
y. Professor OF the Eye and Ea:, !atnerI.
of Leyden, Holland, !"cated at No 6l9 Pine
street, Philadelphia, where persons afflicted
With diseases Of the Eye, EAR on CArARnn
viii he scientifically treated nnd cured, II
rurable. The Medical faculty is Invited, rs
he has no secrets in his mode OF treatment
r--Artiiieial Eyes inserted without pain
No charges made for examination.
Jan u, lSGG--1y
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ITCH! SCRATCH !!
SCRATCH ITCH!
ITCH! SCRATCH {!
Eng1and's Celebrated GOEde II
Itch Ointment

win cure, with one or two applications, the ARMY
ITCI, and all Diseases of the Skin.
II contains no Mcrrnry or other injurious ingre-
diens, and il pleasant in ils smell can be Kept iof
years without Getting rancid, RETAINING all {" lis
medicinal virtues.
The cures which this Ointment has ctiectc, with
in the last foHr years is truly wundertul.
No family should be without this valuable oht
ment which can be had at the Drug and Country
Stores everywhere.
rfiee 80 cents box. By mail, so cents
Prepared only by ,
l.. NJ ENGLAND Il SON,
fHARMN CEuriars,
s. W cor. 9Th and Market SITS, Wilmington, pel
Sold Retail in Eii. ton by DR. II Ii. Mi1'hflt-
Wholesale IN Philadelphia by Johnston, Ha'la9Na, y
Cowden, III II, 9th abeet. Mar ~, lsU1--y
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Real Estate A gency,
TO FARMERS
M EN- X COUNTRY
M MERCHANTS.
ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE

LLOUR, Grain, Glover aud Fax Seed,
y Tobacco, HAY, Lumber, Slaves, Tan,
Bark, sheep, Calves, Poultry, Eggs, Ba-
con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Game, Vege
tables, wool, Rags, Fnya, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry, so,
Can have them we'll sold at the Highest Price
IN Baltimore, with full Returns always within
Zen Days OF their reaching the City, by for
Wardihg to the Commission House for Coun-
Try Produce OF
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1VTTEK IaAND1NU CltTUIIHe County, Nd,
Mn. F, 4. Misunderstanding been intimately acouaut-
ed with the character of your business having ex eue
l." your five years tho sale of my produce All
accounts have proved satisfactory, and il. the future
expect Ia patrun2e your house My advice all per
suns having Grain produce, to extend n C1uniis-
sion Merchant may rely couiientIy having NIT The
least apprehension but lind yan honest in all expects
Yours, H. u. STEVENS.
april Is, 1865 ly
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VIENNA, Dorchester comfy, Md January Isl, 1864

VIENNA Dorchester comfy, Md January lst, 1864
MIR +. T.. MaRINE:-Ailow on the beginning of
the to extend to yon my hearty cosrat-
uatonS iur the satisfactory manner which you have
given iur several years, he sale ai cu,Isiynueuts
which hay" iutinscd to your rste hote il, The tu-
ture that may he able to increase tlose consyuneu,s
and that YIN Will reS,eiron the public very liberal
patronage. THOMAS HIGGINS
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THIS IL 10 certify that dun ing the last six Jars have
been both di e,ty and Indirectly come, led viii, NJ
r. Maine ia iaishess and take Itspuio in stating
that dating TINT time have always found him bt.rl
cal, ininsiipna, business man, Of
inirHiN possessing the confidence of all the business
~ VIII, know him.
tu',th, most respectfn fully, C. A. LFARY
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c. A. L.EARY,
DENToN, Caroline county, Md,


To THE BUSINESS PUBLIC:
After eight years connection with Mr.. T. Il Marine,
nt'rocefy and Commission Merchant, take pietstte
recommending him a. business man, strict, correct
aud must say thai he has my entire confidence.
WM NJ. McMAHAk, Sheri,
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&c The highest charge made is five per
cent. Goods OF every description except
Lignofs) purchased and forwarded with des-
patch, when either cash or trade accompa-
mes the order.
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Mr.. F. f. MARINE S-,r We can say that yam nj
ways dealt correctly and satiSlcu tory MS for All the
business have iad yun 10 do fur us aud We always
recommend any persons that know to you; and YOU
,se for any Recommendation that Won
may want. EungA,
December Goth. 1863. SPENCER & WRIGHT
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LvOR SALE,
~ clock and watch SfaTe.

IL persons having clanii against the undrrsl"n.
n cd will calilof payment At hi ie ld"ic" ~ West
Iilktou, or at his Clock Watch aud JcWrIIy GloIt, IN
,hcanpeaii,. CITY, whore he is prepared I" do all
work IN In, line. GEO W. WIN FOAM;
Hsy Those lndrbied to him arr reqlta ted to max"
immediate. uuyIurui. Iinn, |. isB7-'Ant
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COlIectiOns.-JAS. DENNY, ESQ,
is the regularly authorized Agent for The
WING, for the collection Of Advertising and
subscription bills.
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NOTICE TO
FARM Frs & OTHERS,
Raising Colts, Cattle and Hogs.

The undersigned would respectfully give information
TINT h" will attend 10 Altering and Spaying when
eyer called Oh. His long experience aad sli "a the
business make him confident OF success, ald place
Tn" owner IN position TO expect recovery beyond
doubt in all cases, with proper treatment.
p. ST. intend to call round IN The Sprn", and
agaiu in the Fall SAML. l.. DENNIS,
Auil g. lsY-f WoodElwn, Cecil Co., Md.
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DIED.

STUBBS. AT Rising Sun, July Sd, DR.. S.
b. STuBBs, in the 41th year Of his age.
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mafbi,lerp on0 fertilizers.
To Our Customers.

We take pleasure in announcing 10 Dealers in Ferti
2ers and the Agricultural public that we have within
the past year increased facilities for the manufac
ture of our RAW BONE PHOSPHATE, to an extent nm
e,l,nrd by any other House III the United States or
Europe. These facilities Mt only hcde The enlarge
neni of our old established works in Pbiiadeplia
known as the DELAWARE RIVER AGRICULTURAL
CHEMICAL WORKS but also the purchase Of extensive
aud we'll stocked works in Chicago, ILL.,, with all the
machinery, ears, &c. 10 conduct the business
This establishment alone has Produced annually, over
5000 TINS OF dried Bones aud Meat and is capable OF
being largely increased We desire. by the closest
to conduct these two concerns that
customers viii derive practical benefit from their
tain II ut1nird aud Uniform quality, and at the lowest
possible price
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For Alt Impurities OF the E'Gop- Uee IN 8 Rogers
Liver flls. l0ra'y vegetable Depot 2o6 Dock 8 ,
fialads'i,.. ia, Sld by Do + Il. Foreman, Lliiton,
ahd O. h. jlinar, Pert Lopost,
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(Iea EaeP.

The above eat represents the kind OF a machine
laptelto Two horse tread power cppabl" Of thresh
SiX7T BDsHELS PER HoGR,
l.eeping III" Grain ralnF9 chaif and slra" all Sc.
little known throughout the United STATES.
ii has been laiiy tested, and has far exceeded the
expectations Of those who have seen in operation
ii has been go, up expressly 10 aaet ,ha wants OF
,hc Iarmo'. ine inentor is ,maeIieal farmer in
experience with Thrnshmg Machines, 4 y
mi machine can be m"i'- Of any .ize aud to do
~ "rs,rcd amount Of work, according TO the
10 10 zoo BUSHELS OF OATS PER HOUR,
al;d ether Grain in proportion.
THE SHAKER, which separates The gram from
the straw, is so constructed that it will not clog
The Bottom is made in two or more pieces, running
leuGthwise, and gives the straw side motion attite
same Time that IT receives the up and down and
backward motion.
THE FAN is built 50 that the portion containing
the Riddle and Shaking Shoe can be detached,
wen 70 the second Bottom to convey the grain back
to the Fam thereby enabling III" operator to dispense
thc cleaner in tbiashing grass seed, or long, damp
tantled grain If the power is found insufficient 10 10
the whole OF the work ut one operaon The motion
is given TO The Riddle and the shaking shoes and
slal er that return the grain 10 The Fan, 10y selos
OF cone pnllis.s, regulate the blast of wind
and motion Of he Fan, win far less power than is
| required by all other machines That nave come
under our notice.
| This machine is simple in its construction, is not
| liable to get ont of order easily repaired requires
but little power to drive it, does its work rapidly in n
most thorough manner and can be manufactured
and sold nj prices 10 come Nithn the feach oil all
| FARMERS using Thrashng Machines.
Testimonials rs to It's cilectuui working qualities,
| nj hand.
Tho undersigned having purchased the right, are
/ no.y prepared to furnish this confined IhraShei
and Cleaner tnoSeparltor for the State of Delaware
| Eastern Shore OF Maryland and Chester county
Pcunssvana also, for the Shaker alone for the above
| named territory, excepting New Castle county.
The Cleaner and Separator eaa ho attached TO any
rraahtr, over or nnderHhoi.
We call the attention of farmers 10 our Improved
Two and Three Horse Endless Chain Railway Pow
ers. Also, Lever Powers,
Orders solicited, end promptly attended to.
CASiIO u CO.,
NEWARK MACHINE WORKS,
Jnly G, 1SC7-3m NRwApK, DELAWARE.
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II. MAKINE
N f.. Coner of Frederick X Pratt sts..
BALTIMORE, MD.
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UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.

From ANDREw ARCHER. ESD OF Fairfield, Me.
"About eight years since my son. Henry A. Archer
low Postmaster at Fairfield Somerset county, Me was
stacking with splitting of blood, cough. weakness Of
.nngs and general debility, much that our family
ih, stefan declared him to have SEATED CONSUMPTION
lie under medical treatment for number OF
months, but received no benefit from il. At length
from the solicitation Of himself and others, III
iuce,l to purchase battle of WISTAKS BALSAM
NJ WILD CHERRY, which benefited him so Mnch
btained another bottle, which in short time restored
aim his nsnal state OF health. think can safely
recommend this remedy to others in like condition, fol-
it is, / think, all il prpONts to bc-rHE GREAT LUNG
REMEDY FOR THE TIMES! The above statement, gentle
men,s my roi"tarV offering 10 you in favor OF your
Bulsam, and is at your dsposal.'
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE 4 SON, Is fremont
it., Boston, and ior sale hy Druggists generally.
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Wistar,s BaIsaIm Of Wild Cherry.

This remedy has long been cherished by the commu-
,y for its remarkable efficacy in relieving, healing and
'uring the most obstinate, painful and long-standne
asses of Couqh Coii Iafaca.u Sore TIOot Bronchitis,
lrboopig Cough, Group, 1sthnd, Inflammation Of the
Lungs; while even Consumption itself has yielded to
Is magic influence when all other means have failed.
Its whole history proves thai the past has produced no
remedy of equal value, cure for the numerous and
dangerous pulmonary affections which prevail all over
die land.
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Thrasher and Winn0Wer,"

Is model If simplicity ami c"'n.c.n1ga, aid ,,ale in
til" most sHH-lnnt,.l ,.'nthrt- 40 that it" durability
equals its efficiency and per.Iunu work. Ita capacity
nnior ordinary circumstance, has been from Ia IA
msrs Of wheat, and i,! 300 to 300 bushels If us IrI
lay II wvrl all other kinds of rtu en.dIy Wcll aud
tlso ThrAs hes and Clnaug Rice aiA Timothy Seed
THE " Duajic UorSs Po,rer," and q" OrfYshM
Wr0shar,' eM " Tibfafing Seyarator,"
IL ao adapted 10 the wants Of iaia I,. medium, grain
r"wcrs, AHA l'tsos Who make business Of thinsly
and Will thrash from loo p 200 bushels of wheat pee day
,uI twice many If oats, without changing horace; Int
u, change, nearly double the quantity may hr tlfllcd
Tie @ SRo!a It0Tse Fo,eaf," ant " Drarsb0i
Tr"Sher," sriM IttratiDg Separator"
Is like the preceding, hut less and Tor horse, and
intended fT small grain growers.
All the above machinery is warranted 10 "Tyn entire
tti. faction, may Ice RETURNED At The rSritAtiun Of
reasonable tine Iqi iriai
E- Orders r"m any part Of the United States, asoou-
panied With 'H 'HVi'r4 c prhnpt-
aud ildriiiy mad Machine securely packed III he
forwarded ncc"rdimg 10 iu*trn'vlis, it ihe Cheapr
and best routed
R5-Al Repairing must be paid in taeh before tqlru
away
A. J. MICHENER,
WEST NUrriNUiIAM
April u, lsG7-3m. Cecil county, Md,
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For the Standard
MASS MEETING IN RICHMOND COUNTY.

= 49,
LAUR1NBURGH, Richmond, Oct. B. 1867.
The colored people of Richmond County
having received an impression that under
the new order of things, this County was en-
titled to two delegates in the Constitutional
Convention. two ,colored candidates were in
the field, while Others were preparing 70 enter
on the race with Them htthis County they
have a majority of ninety-sescn votes over
the whites, and of course, it they bad persis-
ted in running these candidates. the Copper
Johnsons could have readily elected their
man. In view of these facts, and to secure
the success of the Republican candidate. a
mass meeting of all the colored voters OF the
J lower section of the County was called 70
meet on Thursday the sd inst.r at Laurin-
burgh. According to appointment, the meet
ing convened at 2 O'clock, p. NJ, of the
abbye,day, when. the Rev. James Hincloir, OF
Lumberton, addressed the audience for two
hours at theIclos of the address a resolu-
ton :" to withdru,o all candidates noao IN the
.]felGp9 was unanimously adopted, whereupon,
Dr. r. j. POWELL, of Washington City, and
distinguished son of Richmond County.
was nominated with reclamation as the can
didate of the Republican party for the Con-
stitutimial Convention, subject, however, to
the action of the County Convention.
1t is to be hoped that DR.. Powell will ac-
scept this nomination. His acceptance would
harmonize every thing and secure his election
by an overwhelming vote from white and
colored.
The meeting was very large one. from the
fact that in this portion OF the County the
bulk of the colored of Richmond reside So
briefly, enthusiasm and unanimity were the
most prominent as will as the most pleasing
features in this gathering. The rebels will
not be able to divide the Republicans OF
Richmond in the future, if the animus of this
meeting can be taken as fair criterion of
the sentiments of the whole County,
* IL Z 4As ssg RICHMOND.
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THE EMEUTE AT GRASSY CREEK.

The public has been utterly misled in re-
gard to this affair." We have put ourselves
to some pains to learn the facts. Thus:
A pert, fussy negro boy, (aged 1872 came
into Union county, while since, from S. c.,
named johnson. He was twice seen with a
pistol. Hearing of the celebration at Gras
sy Greek, he set to work to show his less apt
brethren how to march. Was seen showing
tuo at time! Hewas reported to the Com
mandant of this Post for carrying deadly
weapons and drilling negroes. Major Lazelle
promptly ordered his arrest, and at once"
This order is dated the 18th of September,
and reached the Sheriff of Union in few
days. 1t certainly came to hand ',some days
prior to the 2lst," the day Of the Aeeting.-
johnson, and his Whereabouts, were well
known to the Sheriff, and easy of access
But for some remarkable reason, this order
was not served at once, "but deferred to the
Dist. OH that day Deputy Sheriff Austin,
with the order in his pocket, and attended
by several persons, came to the meeting
They were there =" half an hour or more be-
fore the procession was formed !" but not
word said about any arrest Just as the
immense procession was got ready to march,
and began to move, the Deputy and his
posse stepped to the head of the colored col
umn, where johnson was, large as life, and
seized him. Austin, not johnson. had and
drew a Pistol The foolish negro raised
yell-crying murder! He'll take me off
and kill me;'" and pulled back. The
crowd feared fight, and rushed up. Sew
eral cried "show your authority" Cant
take him without authority" Up to this
time " no order was shown or read" As
soon as this was done-it ended The boy
was taken off, and the meeting went on in
peace and quiet. If there was any resistance,
or rescue, it was only technical ~
The Deputy Sheriff thought he heard Mr..
Eli III. Hinson, who was the chief marshal,
on horseback, several yards of, cry out " raj
ly to the rescuen This was enough. Mr..
Hinson. and seven others were reported to
the military, arrested, and thrown in Jail,
where they lay several days. The trial began
on the 2Sth ult., and closed the I'd inst. -
The findings of the Court are not known,
except that johnson is stiii in Jail: Six are
out on bail 1.-TWO areentirely released. One
Of these is Marshal Hinson ~
He did, nothing. The only remark he
made was: If you have got an order
soAo hiuI anu 20 dlonS.
Thus was this innocent man made vic
tim to the cowardly partizan cry Of " negroes
drilling!!P sI.'3 ~
M. Hinson, we learn, proved on the trial
an excellent character. Friend and foe, reb-
ell and republican, SAID he was honest, peace
able, w-abiding, active and intelligent,
his only. fault his Unionism.n .5sI
VIII the Press, especially the, Charlotte
Neaos, and the Raleigh Sentinel the former
Of which took, savage delight in parading
MIR. Fl. three times before the country, and
the latter made him a.text for a . midnight
conclayc," do Mr.. Hinson justice - CHAR
Republican,. =. rei8s ~ -'difs iil1lT
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union league of America.

81
State Councils of the Union League of
America may be addressed as follows, e
w. w. Holden, Raleigh, N. G. Grand
President for North Carolina. =
Charles Wilson Horner, Raleigh, N. c.,
Grand Secretary for North Carolina.
Thos. 6. Baker, "a Wall street, New York,
Samuel F. Gwinner, st6t fiess b
VIM. B. Thomas.
BENZ. S. Morehouse, Newark, New jersey.
Charles H. Catch,
Henry Stockbridge,
Andrew Washburn, Richmond, Va. 3
s. Pillsbury, or cbor,eston q &
3. w. NJ Mackey, Q i'7''''''''' y y
VIM. Markham, Atlanta, Georgia.
A. A. knight, Lake City Florida.
John G. Refer, Montgomery, Alabama. =.
4 A.n mss pHss or vielsburg, Miss. O.
/ Gen, H. H Thomas, Nashville, Tenn.
v. Dell, Fort Smith, Ark. ~ SGT
. FL. c. Dibble, New Orleans, La. &
Geo. H. Harlow, Springfield, Ill IA
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BY DAVID PLUMB.


The sun seeks fast the Southern sky,
The evening air grows crisp and chill;
The katy-dids call and reply, &s..,
Their pensive notes the cricket triil'
s4 IN .to.sfafh.i fpfsit firtfH snFIc
Tb. bloom of Summer months depart, b
Rut Autumn has its flowers as we'll; Ks
And richer gifts to cheer the heart, rG
And gmtitude's emotions swell. aa,
The Dahlias bloom in various hue,
The Coxcombs rear Their scarlet crests;
The Leadworts dress in sweetest Dne,
The Pausies glow il clustering nests.
The Far-drops hang upon their stem,
Like pendants from lady's ear;
The beauteous Zinnias vie with them,
And bloom in gold and crimson near.
In rich and ever changing hues,
Lantanas peep from mid their leaves;
Tho Morning-olories drenched with deWs,
RIM blooming to the cottage caves. -
The Mountain Ash, in gorgeous show, .5s
Lifts up her head, all queenly fair; 81.
With scarlet clusters all aglow, ara
Like red flames blazing in the ar.
The bees improve the bright warm hours,
That instinct tells win soon he DER;
And. busy from the lingering flowers,
Haste to complete their winters store.
The grapes blush purple on the yine,,
Their boughs the luscious peaches benz,
The tinted pears and apples shine,
And beauty with abundance blend.
The feecy focks bleat on the hills,
The lowing herds feed on the plains;
From fruits and fiocks the farmer nils,
The closing year with gen'rous gains.
Nature rewards his patient toll,
And through him gives to you and me;
For, know, the tiliage of the soil -
Crowns every human industry.
Nesc York Boening Maj
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1 We: learn that on Tuesday last one dun
dred emigrants from the Western portion of
our Statepassed over the Raleigh 8 CASTOR
Rail Road, bound for Tennessee. We must
believe that they will succeed in any coun-
try, as they must have a great deal of muscle
and nerve to colonize in Brownlow's do
minion. - Wasrsnton Courier. ssiss''i :.
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a. DEATH OF Mrs. DIR. B-AwKINs.--We an
nounce, with deep roget, the death of Mrs.
Hawkins, wife of DR.. w. ]. Hawkins, Presi-
dent of the Raleigh & CASTOR r R., which
took place early yesterday morning, at his
residence in Warren. His numerous friends
sincerely sympathize with him and family in
this great affection Sent incl. s1,.s d
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VOTING POWER OF THE TWO RACES IN
THE SoUTH.-Except as to the final opening
and revision of the registration lists. which
1t is not thought will materially alter results
complete retarnshave been received from Ala,
bama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and
Virginia. These returns show the FOLLOWING
result: In Alabama the total number of va.
tiers registered is 180,995, of whom 70 7a7
are whites and IS, 24S blacks-a colored ms.
Jority Of 14,511.. In Georgia the total reois.
tration is lSS,720, of whom So, 800 are
whites and o., All blacks--a white majority
OF 1855. In Louisiana the total is 1871 5sS
the tn whites numbering 44,72S and the blacks
oS,S6o-a coiored majority of 38.142, In
Mississippi the total is 122, 1853. Of whom
51,154 are whites and 7O,019 Dlacks-a col.
ored majority of 1886. In Virginia the
total is 216,247, offwhom 115,1 57 are whites
and l01 400 blacks-a white majority of
1857. In Florida, Arkansas, the .Caroi;nas
and fexas registration still continues Tn
Florida, at last accounts, 4,733 whites and
9,98S blacks had registered-a coIored ~
jority of 1855. In North Carolina % i s1o
whites and 59,687 blacks wb;to ,,,a; 49,
of 1881. In South-C Carolina 81 17e sg bbcy
and 46,019 blacks-a colored ' %
A,843. Estimates are made az 49, "
and Texas of 10000 whites and s5 600 l ne'
groes-a white majority of 5000 for for me no,
former; and 40 .O0Owhites and SO 600 blss sIs
"a colored majority of 10000 for tbsIa n'
ter The grand total of the registry tbrou oh,
out the South, as far as it has been
foots up 5S5,Oso whites and 81. S16, blacIs'
"a colored majority of 92,s3e and . , to.as
registry OF 1,l4s,S96 voters Of both colors '