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as-I. o. o. L. SCHILLER LODGE NO 1O.-TIIE
Officers and Members Of this lodge hereby summon.
Cd 10 assemble at Odd Fellows IIn at Halpast two
CLOCK precisely to tho last respects 10 deceased
I. @. q. wM DIERssEN. Tho sister lodges uro most
fraternally invited to participate. by order
GUST. HoFFMEYER Roc. Perm Sec.
Aprn
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From the wcat.

Sr. Louis April 23.-Tho lntest Pinto River &C.
counts say that tho food is subsiding and no fur
ther, damage to the Pacific Railroad is apprc-
hcndcd. -
The Indians stole 100 mules from govornln cnt
train near Fort Mclol, Dacotah. W
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Reconstruction I'm Georgia.:

The meeting at the City Hall last ovaning was
vol attended. 1t was ovon lnrger thnn tho ono
held at tho snme place several weeks since; and
This ono was largo, respectable aud harmoniotis
It represented much OF tho cnpjtalg and: intelli
genceo pf tho city. Tho speeches wero temperate
and well received; and tl.e preamble and resolu-
tions woro adopted without q dissenting voice. 3,
Among thoso present. we noticed persons ropre-
senting all former parties and shades OF opinion
Old Limo Wlligs, Democrats, Seccsslonsts, Anti
Slavery and Pro-Slayery men, II scemB to haYo
been meeting of tho people, irrespective Of past
differences and former party lines. "A III. !. =,
Il. II additional evidences hnd beon wantine that
Gov JonkinB is not sustained by tho people Of This
section In his issue with the Government this
popular demonstration on tho part OF tho vote1s
md Taxpayers Of Fulton, can leave no ono in
doubt ns 70 tho course the tide Is taking. fi.I :
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MARRIED..

On the morning OF tho 18th inst. by tho Rev J. n
both Of this city. i'f1sn'
On the night OF tho 11th inst, by Rev. T.. MuIIzn
city. VI .s
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THE PROFITS OF AGRICULTURE IN
VIRGINIA.

Wo publish tho following from tho Richmond
.Whig as n matter Of interest to our planters and
should be pleased II my of thom would giyo us
similar careful estimate of what can DO done in
South Carolina.
HALIrAx COUNTY, Va, April Is, 1867.
70 ne Ea1r Editor q 2sih hf 'yg v,,y
questioned MS to tic probable profits OF agric a.
tpre in Virginia. In order to answer intolligcntly
high OF and fsa oaDs Of vah15
expressed tho possibility Of his coming
satisfactorily answered, got together some gen
them Ks the result ot their experiences aa sGh they y
drew UP tho statement OF tho profits OF ono hand,
which send yon for publication. On my aftcr-
sshhos gth nj TIC Si Fl M fS t assurSy ss rs
urging mo 70 publish tho catinatc, and give tho
saec
Tho one great want Of Virginia At this time is
say that if tho people OF Virginia will show them
selves q equal to their pEcsent duty and necessity,
and Will use tho proper means, labor and capital
VIII very soon como to MS in great abundance, and
will make Virginia, in very few years what she
oug1t 70 pe-the strongest and wcalthiest State in
e. .aHg Jous T.. CLARKE.
ESTIMATE OF PROFITS OF: ONE HAND. ~
Ono hand will cultivate 900 plants iak acres) of
tobacco which, at six plants TO the pound, viii
- give 1857 pounds, worth s1a per loo pounds, i .
sIo hand viii make Of wiast 100 BUSHELS at Oh
r., 81 50 per bushel; $50 90
~, cents per bashel;; % 90
slpcF buahel.. $50 90
,,, e :. see0 oi
iiibo-T Tl- - r. -'-i' - =.
Hire Of hand. s1oo Oo "a \
TO feed name hand. 19% bushels meal ut 4! ~. 40
u per buBh hel.. ,'..
$50 pounds bacon, Of IA cents per pound. 81 90 Yf
60 bushels grain to feed horsc,.,... 80 90 r
Expenses farming inploIn onts. .......... 500
Fertilizers for producing the crop, one ~
ton.., Observation-Disclosures. 90 90
.:arrs $50 80 $50 so
f. D.. . + -.
Net gpin on one hand. .ssu 81
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January 1

aE BATOHELoR's HAIR DYE.-THB
SPLENDID HAIR DYE 10 tho best IN tho world. The
only true and perde: Dyehnrmless, reliable, nstAn.
taneous. No disappointment No ridiculous tinta.
Natural Black Drown Remedies the III effects Of Bod
Dyes InviSoratos tho hair, loavng Il soft and beautiful
Tho gqnr'e 10 Bigncd Raiian a. Bdseaaer. Al others
nere mutations, and hhould bo avoided Sold by all
Druggists and PGfumsrs. Factory, No. al Barcscy
street. Now York '5,i ,AHla - n Il, -li. ~.
es-i BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT. Z 4. .,r. 3
~. ornber 10 - s.eg. ~ a.. afliasH - iyy
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April "a

~ eRo&. PEN. CLARKE. ESQ.,. OF TILE FIRM
City, Ia stopplng at tho Mills House. This firm rppre-
sena number OF our citizens whose Cotton and other
property wns seized at tho close OF tho by tho Gov
crnment authorities captured and abandoned proper
y nnd have instituted suits In tho Court OF Claims
recover Its valuo Mr. CLARKE will be in tho city few
days. and will DO pleased to tho clients OF hrm
a his room No 81. Mills House. Az this firm Ia making
tho collection Of this cass Of claims specially those
our citizens Interested MIGHT call Mr.. CLARKE with
advantage. April 2s
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"PALMETTO ENCAMpSIENT, NO. L. O.
o. F.-Tho oflcers and Members OF this Camp arc re.
spcetiuy invited to attend tho Funeral Of p c. p WILL
LIAM DIERsSEN, from la,c residence corner Morris
anu Coming streets, This Afternoon at Three O'Clock
Tho Pstriarchs OF Ashley Camp also fraernay In
vited to attend.
by order @. p. C. = ID pErpr c,.,,
April "A
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BBw YORK AND BRDMEN sTEAMsHip
4: lit COMPANY. '1' i3a
u THk FIRsT-GABs U. 8. MAIL sTRAMsInP
arI' B "A l. r. Z q
= A. @. JONES. Maztsr,
YIN leaYo Pier No. 40 n b. on Saturday, April 20, a,
81. 20 -, ,,, y, .. Noon; ~ ~ =, 49, J.i|i
Mixing pspsongors 70 Southampton London, Hhvro and
Brennan at tho foilowr raes, payabls IN gold its
equiTnlsnt In currency: - - 'tssgT - -
First Catln3 s11oi beoond Cabin eos; sleera9o $50
From Bremen, southampton and HsYre To Now YoIx.
EXCURSION TIoKET8 OUT AND HOME-FfIsl
Cabin x2l0; Second Cabin $50; atcernge $40.
WE STERNBETn0PoLIs Capt WI. WKrn. ..,. Nay
NEW May is
Foe Freight or Paasage apply to pa - ,:s'f! Il:
~ ,,-,I .ag,,.s, :. IBIAC TAYLOR, President
= February n " No 40 Droadway MY.
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RTERRORS OF, YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility Pre-
mature Decay, and all the effects Of youthful indscre-
uon will; for tho aako OF suffering humanity, send free
to all who need It. tho receipt and directions making
tho simple rumedy by which he cured. Sufferers
wshng to profit by the Advertisers experience can do
90 by addressing, In perfect conhdcrco
~ @>&ih. 3i ~ JOHN B. OGDEN.
April "a N 8moss No a Cedar street, Now York.
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JAfAN II TINE WHITE HOUSE Tho imperial
House on Wednesday, as hnlf.past two O'Clock.
and had ayory interesting interriew with the Pre-.
aident. Tho troupe, composed Of twclve men, two
Ry EysIh RIof9ssor John Risley tho nanager ward
American legation nt Kanagawa; and Messrs.
James McColgan end 9; A; hcLaughlen. The
as on Office tho Japanese visitors hsyin previous:
Y left their sandals outsdo tho door, On entering
the room whore tho President stood to recaiyo
them thoy advanced aiowly, In a low, shopping
posture, with their arms folded over their hcais
and manifested tho most marked reverence and
humility. Having nli entered tho department., they
seated themselyea IN . row .npon tho floor GROSS
Presid9nt except by s!do;long glanses, until In
formed by the interpreter that they might rise and
lszis upon tho President, Ehereupor thoy roso
respectfully and gased at tho ohief magistrato
long and oarnestly. Each individual was intro
duced TO tho President BY nans, tho interpreter
stating his or .hcr former occupation in japan.
Tho President greeted thdm In q very cordial man:
nor, Which sNned to. ell tho }0riontais with
pleasure and surprise. 5' & 3,. Z: :
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SsLA CANDEUR LODGE, NO. 96, A.F..M...
Tho Members OF tho Lodge invited to attend the
Funeral Of Bro.'. wM DIERssEN. from his latc resi-
donec corner Morris and Coming strcets TAI Afternoon
at Three O'Clock.
Dy order VIM. JOSEPH sAbraoN sooro,o,,
April %
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tho first boat from Michigan, arrived to-day -
MrLwAuKIE, April 29.eThe Stfaite are omen.
Tho fret boats hnve just arrived. t&;:;iI
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FIre nj ToIotin. Ohio.
Glool MT Ht. Rnu

TOLEDO, ONO; Aprii.23.-The Oliver House and
livery stable, with twenty-four horaoss was burnt.
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Rcconstruetion In nIuDumu.

u -
We mover saw, in the course Of our political lie
more harmonious and orderly meoting than that
which was hold last night in the worry hoart Of our
city. i.E,i .1s2 y. a - 80, -,
Judge Bustecd prcaidcd with mixture Of dig
nifty, energy and good humor, which had much to
do with the gcnoral good feeling which prevailed.
On tho stand and among tho Yice-Presidents
waro found men OF nll cnsses and COLOR who INIT
od Ill strong, earnest effort to harmonizo the
heretofore contending elements Of our now politi-
cal organization. .i7t iUfsf slI fIT 4'IE'',.
onr colored friends, 30 little accustomed to the
exciting scenes of the ,hustings bore Themselves
up with tact and intelligence and tho crowd Of at
tentiFe listeners fully and greoted
thom In tho expression OF their honest opinions iT
Il Tho audience was--Well-it was what Southern
audiences always are, gay, cheortul, good humorod.
and no ono could have realized tho fact that, Tor
the first time, two r,Ges, thought so different In
feelings, could have met in such harmonious ac-
cord. Tho greatest order. prevailed, no noisy de-
monstration, no display of arms, no threatening
Of disoruers. could bo Witnessed, and tho many
freedmen who crowded around the speakers stand
wero the first TO give tho signal Of approval when
happy hit was made. ~ ~ Isl - i.-.sT
A new ora has oponed-an era OF peaoo and oon-
cord--ono which will strengthen tho bonds OF
Union, not only botwoon tho StatoB, bnt bokyfeen
tho races OF this great continent and this without
either Teitnquishing their just rights, SOCIAL civil
Major Tracy, tho ohiof Of the Ffeotmen's Bureau,
WAS On tho stand, modest and unassuming rs
usual, and Councillor AndrGwa. OF Now York rend
the original resoutIons in that fne rich oratorica
voico DO greatly appreciated nt tho bar :. 3 n d u
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a5 IN EQUITY. COLLECTION DIJTRIoT.-
KxPARTE NV. .KRNYoN.-PErTT1oN TO ,PKRpET.
uATR TESTIMONY N RELATION no LOST TITLEs--,
and sold to II. W. KENYON, by The: Commissioner In
Equity fer coleton District tho nrzt Monday In Sep.
enber. 1859. under proceedings in Equity entitled.
"susannkh Myers CO. D. L McAlhaney q dk It 10 or
dared that all persons In any wss interested In tho said
lands bo and pppoar beforo mo 81 my oace In wator.
any they have Why tho prayers Of DO
not granted ~: q! a; Z : .,s,;, l., .!S8 III
commissiopers oneco, walterboro l1th March. 1867.
Aerch 20 IS VIC n. STOKES, Q. Z. O. D
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MISSISSIPPI Is said Gov. sharkoy, Of Missis-
sippi, has oppressed his intention, should tho Su-
prone Court sohIse to entertain Ills petition ior an
Rsoonstfucton Bll. TO mako mp o caso for tho In.
diotment And .arrost OF Con. Ord commander OK
tho 4th Military District for treason against tho
State Of Mississippi. |. He Is determined to make
tho Supreme Court dcoido tho question, 'whothor
agreeable to the Judges or not, boforo Congress-
can "got hit" at him qs .he ,exTresses IL. Tho
martial law, MAY not bo abe to take care Of him
soil, and at tho samO timo have tho plucky GoYor-
nor cared for in some forifess. s{@rI'.iJ IA Z ~
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H5- BEA AUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEVAIIER'S
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair TO
It's original color and youthful beauty; mparts Lie and
strength TO tho weakest hair; stopa It's falling out at
once; keopa Tho head clean; La unparalleled hsii
dross. Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
drcasets, and at my oeaco No. 111s broadway, Hsv
York. ~ u si SARAH A. oHEyALIRR, Ii. D.
~ )" DowIE NOISE,
hrE iLGa,, No, 1b1 Meeting street
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
January X. r. tE.| ~. II, r. l..t dmos
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a8. NOTICE TO MARINERs.-CA AIMS
AND PILOTS Wishing to unchor their vcssos In Aahlsy
River, requested not 10 do anywhere within direct
range OF tho heads Of tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARyEs, The Charleston and Bt Andrews side Of
tho Ashley River; by which preeauton with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable win be avoided
~ n W. S. @. TURNER, II. II.
Harbor Masters once, Charleston. February g. 1861
FebruarJ7 4 Pm
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from ChnrlGston. --.-,4f,s. .i,E !. -, u +,
The Steamship Edonbnrg from Liverpool, aud
the Saragossa from Charleston haye arrived. y
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40. A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country homo, after sojourn Of few naopths In the
city, wss hardly recognized by hor fenda In plase Of
coarse, rusc, Nuahed hoe, sho i1sd soft ruby CON.
ploIion Of aimoat masblo moothnees and instead Of
twntyhree shn really zppearod but eshtoen Upon in
quiry as TO- tho cause Of Cres change ahs plainly
told them thst aho used tho oIRoassIAN BALM, ana
considered Il an invaluable soquiauop tosny toilet
by itsu any Lady dmlemen improve their per
sous. appearance Ci hundred foId II "a hnplo "a III
combination. Nature hsrscf b Hnploi yst hnsurpass
cd In Its efficacy In drawing impurities fro ale, hea
ing cleansin9 and beauuyins tho sin and o6mpfe16n
BY ita direct uetion on tho cucle draws from Il al ts
Impurities Kindly healing tho sao. and leaving Tho
see a Nature intended Il should boear. so smooth
ard beautiful Phce u. sent BY Mall or Rspreas on no
edpt Of an o:der By u HI & rtr y si.$;'+
is5i,5s lys5,5s W. I. CLARK 4 CO., Chemish i'; g
.l1 No. weat Fayette BtreeL syracuse, N, ri,
The only American Agents Tor tho taie q tho came
~ q d9 ,isisp !biV 5ct
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Marine Intclltuonc

Flood MT st. Pnuis, Min. I. ,1';rS
Sr. PAuIs, MIN, April 2s.-Part of this city is
submerged by tho flood t'.G;rt,aI n
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OF ni,I,on T,n,o,
Opening OF Nnyiuatlon.

BUFFALO, N. T., April 23.-Tho funeral OF Bisbop
:Nmon was imposing. Bishop Kenriok, of st
Louis, preached the funeral sermon.
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or. ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
aA-A-- r'vuo -s- i--- -I~a 49, ~ D
BAUoH and p. aoUaLEhiANN tformerly employed By
nolssosHrAu, OF Parisl, No. 800 broadway Ecw York
April II I.t#iH.F :. Tyr
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MI sectiens Of tho bisrict as 10 tho quantity Of
nation ON tho ambioot wo ii,fcf that rsoro that,
nan th9 land will bo planted in cotton, and that
Lneie Miii 20 great deal moro land cultivated this
Enan9 principally in tho production Iof cotton.
Is q gEGet @ mistake we think, tho probabili-
Thlo oern will bo very scarce and soli onornousiy
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sHIPPIN0 a.

- THE REGULAR PACKET sLOOP
EM ALOE Jacob Burt Master, at South CONNER
ZAAoiL Wharf will sail with dispatch for Cooni y,
IBoyd'a Landing. Coosswatchie, Pooatango and
oil Intermediate lpntbngs ~ - So April 20
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= 80
W1IIihss IissT. TAKE he PLACE ON SATURDAY. a7rH APRIL,
companie. win assemble punctualy at OK O'Clock, on
The Proce.on VIII movo at 10 O'Clock precisely in tho
@.t f. ~ Chief and Assistants. u,
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company.
Charleston Ftro Company Of AIemeu Pioneer Steamer
ysilant Fire Engine Hand
afs sEo Enns
Mo1cnso ero EnsGs o aans
Marion Fire Engine Steamer
sImso ss6mas fsTs Fsa EsglhS Fgn. GcomRsny Hand
Hope Fire Engine Company. Hand
Young America Fire Engine Company. Steamer
n. Down Nee Meeting to broad street oountsrmarehins q.
oOnP'niss VIII sisEs.s si il y aiaaTS"s aSdar:
! SsSstsi; sssssssso.. 4! ! sss: s:;z...
!. / %.za.sosSE; y + sa4nrIo.
$ Sss.s,a Ssss; ~ :: MiaIoa:
Each Hand Engine allowed Is minutes; each Steamer
feet Of hose, and PLAYING or platform usual. : =
Tho following gentlemen have beSn sppointed a. time
J. c. E RIcHARDsoN, Assistant Chiefs. = li'.
ag0; 4 goWAAN Esq, eIchiuf assisted by B. n
the distances and award tho priLss. i,il, IA .ifj
Each President viii appoint ons onlcer TO keep the
platform clear Of crowd, and potreiy but The
Judges will bo allowed tho platform. Tho dcpartmen,
respectfully requested to Ifry cosuiy with this ar
rangenert ~ = s.i...,I - .,fI..s, .i,-A. X
Tho main we'll used for suction purposes win be snp-
Piled alternately by tho different hand and steam
engines from tho ndjacent wells. E ...t .s 4,
VISITING panss viii bo allowed TO choose thcir time
. = IL. a. NATHAN, chisf Fire Department.
3. Is. 6ronIH, Clerk end supt ~ . "tsiE#yEIH
AprQ a. i
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SPECIAL OTICES.

nFwE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E NJ. WHITING, Esq. ns candidate for ahcriH Of
chnrleston Judicial, District at the ne1t election
September 10 .g. n .1s
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Tho Montgomery Advertiser states tf,at s,;in,,o,
j. o.. Carter oolored toachor, las bosr iar.
pointed Register Of Voters in jackson county.
Alabama, under tic Military Reconst, uction BiII'
ofsts7ehsoH 4 go says the Atlanta !
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Accidental Po1sontpn,

MoDrLE, April 23.-AIrs. Ynn Hogan Tho vito OF
n merchant OF this city, was poisoned By mistake
md diod instantly. She took q prescription with
tarnTic acid which Has intended. --.z---- ~.
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Tragedy at Augusta.

AUGUSTA, April ga fearful tragedy occurred
Mt tho Raco Course near tha city Inst night Jerry
Seid and q mnn named Moister had au alteration.
1leid firod Mt Mcistcr, shooting w. RIeintzer who
intcrposcd to prevent o difficulty. A brother of
Nlelntzcr shot Reid. Both parties died. Tho
oiiair ls much regretted by tho community.
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w 1867 - ~ p" !, y -
Compenie. win assemble punctualy at OK O'Clock, on
Citadel Green. s -.sE.
following order. -.. =.
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FURNISHING GOODS,

Adapted to this market, than we
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention in getting up
this Stock to Hghtness of fabric,
strength of material md durability
Of color. Much the larger portion
Of our Stock is made In our own
workshop, and we warrant it in
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not Of our own man
nfactltrc, sucl, ns are usually sold
ready-made, the difference we shall
be glad to show our customers,
LIN fixing our prices, from which
we make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration the depressed
state OF, the market, and tho univer-
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
We give below some of our lead
ing prices:
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Wo publish tho following from tho Richmond
.Whig ns matter Of interest to our planters, and
should bo pleased II my of thom would givo us n
similar careful estimate of what can bo done in
South Carolina.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-11-06

THE Following characteristic letter,
written by Hibernian of six years ex-
perience of American institutions, was
submitted to arepOrter of the New York
Sun:
New YORK. January Il, 1867.
My dear Mary, the darlint Of my heart
and sowl, am well, but had the favor
and ager. and hope you are in the same
condition thanks be to God. / wish
you many happy New Years, and the
children, and hope you'll have three
score and ten of them. We had Christ
mas here, but the haythens don't keep it
like we used at home. Divil resave the
one liver said to me, many happy Christ
mas, or bad luck to ye, or any other
pOliteness. 1 didn't get Christmas box
until I was going home that night, and
uight-walkiDg blaggard gave me one
on the eye, and axed me for my money.
I gave him all I could, about a score of
pounds, which knocked the cents out of
him. They tell me that the nagur is
going to be the white man in the future,
aud that the white nagurs in Congress "a
big public house in Washington,) are
going to try the President for being a
white man. If they find him guilty,
and there's no doubt about it, for they
are accusers, witnesses, lawyers, judges,
all 10 one, they're going to execute the
Executive, and remove the safe of gov
ernment to a place called BOskt0n. cele-
brated for its Republicans and sinners.
Thin is the same as the ridiculous fel-
lows they call ridiculers-no radicals
saving your presence. They want to
continue their own power God betune
us and all harm. They say the South
erners must 90 dowE on their knees to
them. They forgot that the poor devils
are fat on their backs IN the dust al
ready, and they're name set to kick a
man whin he's down. Be jabers it
makes me blood bile to think of 1t, and
that the rason m running over on this
paper. One war is no sooner over than
they commence the beginning of anoth-
er IN Washington, and God only knows
ahere or fwhin it may end. I lost one
/ fine eg in the last, but have another
eft frr a good cause, and III fight for
ohnscp; for I hear his great grand
.aa her bv his forefather's side was an
T. huan. x \ x X We
.E nov and frost here now, and it is
5.. SIC Eii ave more weather. TIE
temperance meu-God save tn mark
. r place called Albany, vheee the peo
pie ua Rp- ut-tivs- 20 1bat them,
have stopped our syog on,y by day
ilgdt