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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

MEETING or TUE WASHINGTON BENEvO-
LENT LIFE AssOCIATION-A meeting OF the
Subscribers 10 this ASSOC Iatiou was held last
night at the Board o. Trade rooms, when d.
JOSH pin Walsh and Mathew IcESrn were
added to the examining committee 10 prrpLr'
Ccl tIIiCates- and d.. Walsh. from the Assess
mt Committee, submitted report f;Lvpriug
the me- edses 10 provide for thn payment Vi
-itH, more or less. the Death vi stu asSo-
ClJt'. and proposing 10 assess CO-Operat brs ac-
cortitDg 10 their agr>. The cU-ope rsitors ar.
limited TO two thousand members. thus propos-
ing TO pay from one to two thousand dollars t.
the fIlendS o. heirs of deceased ass ,ci:tta nv
an assess ment OF - or ~, according To aga.
Mr.. GSturHell, the Actu;iTv. announced tue
receipt OF = numher OF letters from yari ,uS
northern cities. asking information a. to IN,
plan OF the association. and desiring To become
agents Of establish Tx" assOciatIpus. IN
amendment To the constitution was adopted
Constituting the L seasUrer, Secretary. and fine
Dlrect0 :, a quorum at a stated meeting. Mr
\. X. Browne. d.. VI. McEwen. and NJ J. d.
Deire"s were appointed a committe.. t. obtain
q char ter from Congress tor the assoc iatio. and
Ia THIS committee Were added the President and
Ice President. after which the association ;,d-
JOuTn'u uli Monday evening. the 18th inst .
when assessments ~ i'll IT, paid in.
The following II the scale of Assessment,
which. on motion of DIR. Jos. Walsh. we're
'gceed tn ~ paid on the death of a member. a.
'ii" ASSOCIATION progresses in the number Of CO.
operators
From 1"0 to 300 members, all under 20 years 10
pay $40. all above 81 years. -: 200 10 100 I'M
unGer 50 over sos l; 6O0 $40, under ~ D.
over 80. csl50 $40 10 I.Ot0. under 30 ST over 30
81. The number being limited 10 1000 MEM
hers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

Accommodations nine o'clock last evening.
as detective John W. CoeTnes was s. priag
from a street car IL front OF police he. !Jaar-
fers. hIs foo, slipped and he fen upon the pa &C.
ment, in uring his right knee cap. He VI q con-
veySd 10 his residence on 9TH sr-eet, near tie
navy yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

SELLING LIQUOR TO NINoEs-JaS. McCar-
thy and Bridget Sh,a. store keepers. in the first
precinct, (lsland,) wrr" yesterday taken h fore
Justice Tucker. accused with selling liquor T.
minors, and were fined 800 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

GRANT MEETISG.-The following circular
is being distributed throughout the city 10 day:
"For President, General II. s. Grant We
Gems favorable to the nomination of GsncriI
u. :. Grant for President, are requested 10
meet at Woodward's Hall, on Pennsyly;tnia
ing, January 3, 1869. BY order of the Commit.
tee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

LARCENY OF A Co,T.-.Iohn Ward had 4
hearing before Justice Tucker yesterday. upon
m" charge of stealing an oyrrcuat from Alfred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

GENTLEMEN : white and coIur.d KID gloves.
of best quality. suitable for weddings, rrcsp-
lions evening parties and lrverS. Also. Il great
variety of Scarfs and ties, and all kinds of far
nlshIhE goods STEPHENS 4 Co.
$40 Pa. av. bit. 9th and 10th SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

ACCIDENTAL youth, named Henry Clark
son, residing on sth street, near the corner of
N, was severely cut in the hand YESTERDAY
afternoon He was cutting q piece of wool
when a eomrade, who had pre- viousIy asked m.
loan OF II, suddenly grabbed the knife by me
handle and drew the blade through mis- hand
thefeDy lnnicting an ugly cash across the
pam The wound bled profusely, but readily
yielded to dressing and soon the low OF blood
ceased. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

4 SPLENDID CHANCE!..-A friend informed
n to-day that Smith Bros. Il Co, al their celr-
hr;trd Oak Hall. AL seventh street. arr. Sci
ling on their immense stock. and making up
suits 10 order, Al prices that VIII astoni-b th,.
closest buyers. We advise all la give them a
call. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

CONTRACTS AWARDED. - Yesterday. Paw
master Calvin e.. Jackson, of the navy
Opened bids and awarded the contrac, for f,,r
nlshIng certain articles at the Washinpton
Navy Yard, as follows: 30 slabs Of soapstone
10 Aessrs W heller Browning, Of this citv. M
sZ.'O Per siao; 400 pounds l5xl6 bar iron.
round, TO j. II. Ambruster, at "a. a5 per nonnd
81 fathoms 6-inch Manila rope, to Messrs
Wheeler a. Browning, at y cents Der poiYnd. a
cozen lf-inch square bastard files, to same firm.
AT ~ per dozen 1 barrel lard OIL, to ~ w
Burchell, at S1.23 per gallon "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

De. WHITE. Chiroponi>t- i2i Pennsylvania
avenue. between Four -and-a-hsif and Sixth
streets. continues the successful treatment Of
torns, Bnnions. Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints.
Warts, MolrS. Vascular ENcresCrnc,.~. ac.
ONCE hours IRON a. IN. :" 6 y. IN. No charge
for cons ullatiOn. Established lsbi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-The Grand Scribe
of this order has received applications TOR
charters To organlDf, Washington Lodge No. f.
al Wilmington. Del, and Excelsior Lodge, No
t. At BTidgton. New Jersey.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL n f w :.


NATIONAL THEATER-Renefit OF John z
Ovsns, Who viii appear rs =. Joshua Butter
by IN "1h" NIctims," and ~ The Live In
oian-"
FAIE.-A Pair for the benefit Of ST. Marys
Parochial School u being held at the Hall Co
Ifr of 5th and Washington streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

SALE OF MoSEY.-At the 10Th monthly meet
ing of the Excelsior Building Association. held
last night. S3.3Tn was sold at the high average
Of j. y. cancellng 20 shlrrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

TANFs Coil FCTED.-i y TO the 3l2t of Decem.
bsr. the Collector of taxes had received S4U Oss
oH account of tn" taxes due the Corporation.
since The passage of the late tax biif
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

PERSONS wishing To subscribe for THF STAR
Who r-eid- on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard.
VIII pleas leave tirir orders at No. ls2 Ea- I
Capitol street b .tH-.n 18th and 9TH.
lDuN CoEGINl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

tIoTHISG.-ln orCsr 10 reduce my stock.
Offer my sntIr" stock of 6cn ana BOYS Cloth.
ing for the next thirty days al less than cost
"A. Strauss. Pennsylvania avenue, between luth
and ilrh streets, .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

TIE ORIGINAL FRAN sells Gents FURNISH
ing Goods cheaper than amy house ia this CITY.
~ his popular stor". jqI 9Th street. bet y.-rn /,
and r. fhTr'- doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
l., collect tho No-ia I2.r.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

a NoMtH's GLoRY.-Thie apt term L.
a-Crib-d 10 "A magnificent head of hair. Multi
tudes North, South, East and West, are evil
dence 10 the fact that no preparation equals
Burnctts Cocaine IN producing this great
adornmenT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

tHANGE "F RAILROAD TINE NoRPHwARp.-
on wednesday new time table went into on
GRAFTON Oh the Washington braEch OF the Bal
tiInore and Ohio railroad, by which nine tr.lius
leave here daily except sundays. The AMMAN
oils Junction, or :. Bob tail train for the 3c
coinmodation of local travel, viii lsav.. AZ the
same hours as heretofore, g. 10 a. IN and 81 n
m. arriving at $50 "a. ia. and 6.5j p. III. The :
a m. and so trains a. heretofore ston al tll
principal way stations, the first taking passan-
g'rs iof Harrisburg- the second for Norfolk,
and the third for the West. The New York
trans leave AZ 80 a. m, with Passengers for
TIE Weht,) 1879 instead of l2.1j as heretofore.
The 'oJ T. m train connects with the fast line
Tor the West, AnnaDolIs, and Philadelphia The
y. "a. takes Philadelp Pima and New YORK pa
SrnS"is, and connects with lines for Boston Ac
i he Sunday trains are the :. 10 H. IN 49, l. and
80 r. M ia" two FIRST connecting with the
NeSi. the thlrd for New York, and the last for
the West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

CoNsERv ALIVE ARMY AND navy UNION
Al a meeting oi TINS association held last nj ght
several new mem bers w.r. added 70 the rolls
and under section , OF article !. the financial
SECRETARY dropped a number of names from The
list of membership. The election of officers
Then took place, with the following result:
President. Col. II. II. Alabach Vic. President
Col. James n. TAFT Recording Secretary. CInt
A. W. tbeiion; CORES ponding Secretary. & apt
A Maya: Financial Secretary. Capt. Frank
GrIse; Treasurer, VI. Sommers Execuriy.
CoinIaittee-tien- Hugh Cameron. Gen jam,
X oBeirne, Col. y. III. Alablch, Col. james
lait, MAJOR j. W. Neeks. IT.. Capt: Franz tiris.
Capt j. j.. Mcconnell. Priyat.- VI = lruars
IieutenantS :. X. WALES. Capt. Z. Youn, Lieut.
James Bowie.
Colonel Alahach. upon being nominated for
thr office Of President. declined a reelection:
but his declinatiOn was refused, :tad he was
unanimously chosen
GENERAL Cameron Major Warren, and Capt
Iels. were appointed a committee to prepare
--an address exposing the designs of wicked
politicians" a. expressed in a resolution Of
fer'd by General Cameron, tn. preamble To
which asserts that ..sundry CALI for soldiers
and Sailors conventions have been extensively
circulated throughout the country bv .xp-fIi-
ency men. calculated TO Inislsao our late COM
rad'- arms ADJOURNED.
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be 1'atb, IN object being - show that the

be 1'atb, IN object being - show that the
were all tnIeve
d.. Ioyd said that for years il was apparent
10 the coioIed workingmen Of the Dstrici that
the STAR was opposed to them, and taking
sides WI { ie Dsmoc ats, while the Ctypste l.
a I'd R,pab ICON were the opponents of X ldicai
I1eas. A. the touchstOne Of Repubiclnism
IN ChroRi, IL hls its place with class No I, but
a. a newspaper il was very much wan.i Ig
He Knew OF no paper with such correct
ItpO teis as the STAR. The TrtSLir AR aud
p. pgtFi We're In juxtap lsitIon He won't /
n the Ftteiiig-oer that she had b tier en- lnge
la actics in gard - w0r kingmen for III hli
upset Sena OTIS, Rep representatives. and Presidents,
and can undo newspapers. He had n II read
the INT Atc.n for fifteen years, except w lsn
he ard that she had more lies in it ia IN US ual
when he would glance AZ i: tn see what they
were. III understood that another pa per--h
Tn,eu-cCnttined 4 slur on a man who hlt tn
maBlIErss - say that he w.Ls III elk, bu: he
d 'ubte,l whether the man referred - was a
black a. the editor OF that little sheet. III In
the hole~ty - DO a thing the = li.Br had nnyc-
done-defeni his rights-and while the cdito
he pt close in his chamber he assisted the LEA gue
IN deie nding the city; the editor at the time in
wiling the ConfedcTatcs in. The STAR and he
IU' ttCCn were gOoC eXponcuts Of news, All h.
moved the resolution he amended so a tothlnll
The ChroI.tcl a. an exponent of principle. and
the STAR and RspHilicdH u newspapers.
MIR. Eell regard, d the STAR as having made
the best reports, and the thanks OF the party
were smlnently due THAI paper
Mr.. Thompson remarked that they were II VI
pres Mt rs a party, ana moved To amend by
striking out ''RepUblican partv'' and Inserting
Color W Orkin gmen;'' which was agreed to.
DIR. II Jyd's amendment, 10 include the C'troa-
t"te and R'paJit-dR IN the resolution, v"Ls
adopted.
Mr.. Hinton said that he hoped good notice
would be- given of the meeting on TUESDAY
ght. bechus" he wished 10 say q few words
about the Int Hjg.il~.T; he in'cDded 10 dcnounce
that paper, - help him God,
After reading several notices Of festivals.
m' etinEs, Sc.-inclulinC that for thr Grant
nptfl
thanks to the proprietor az the hall, the meeting
al ICurned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03
IST OF LETTERS
Roma Ming in the Washington city Post
Office, Friday. January ;, is5-.

- To obtain any of the-a l-ttssrs The spsiic Ant
must cali FOR Advertised Letters" give the date
Of the let.
Alt not csIk>d For within month th-y win BE-
ssut 10 the Dead Letter Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

SKATING PARL.-(io 10 CroEin's Skatorial
Emporium. .siS P-nna. avenue. near 18th st..
ana prOcUrr season tickets for tbs, Park. You
can also procure th"r" the finest Skat-s At the
lowr>t New York prices. la,a:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

For CUIBLAINs AND FEnSTEn FEET.
" bite fmbrocatIon is specific. Price II per
bottle. For sale al IA Pennsylvania avenue.
between and 9Th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

CHILDREN, Boys, and Youths vegColiS, fine
qualities, at low prices. at Jennings ODs Pric.
Store, corner of Seventh street and Maryland
avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

BALDNEss. CRANES. and other Inperf-c.
tion> of ihr Hair i'll b- regarded a. inrXruSs.
bile after trial OF Mrs. y. 4. Aims Iaayror-a
(nsU styteI Hoir RcstOr,r or Dressing. ia on,
tofi.l Every Druggist sells AZ. Pric,. On,
Dollar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

CANTON Flannel SHIRTS OR DRAWERS, 81
cents, in order TO run oil stock, ut \ Sax \
Cos, 81? Seventh street between Pcnns yauIa
avenue and ID street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

TkKK YoCs CHoICE.,iray's Patent Nodded
and all kinds of Shakespeare Collars, - cent
per box, at the celebrated Oak Hall, soi S-'y-
.ntb street, opposite Post tstiice. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03
MARRIED.

CALLAHAS-SAGE. On the I'd inst Ant N the
parsonage Of st. Dominick'- Church, 10y tho Re-.
Father Bokel, JEROME CALLAHAN to Miss
FANNIE W. FACE, OF this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03
CITY ITEMS.

DIARIES FOR 1867, valuable pocket COM
panion, clntai1inc Almanac, National Secu-
rites. Stamp Duties, Rates of Postage, Ihftr-
snce OF ne, Distances from New York IN the
principal places in North America, Presidents
Of the United States, Blank Spa = for every
day in the year, Cash Account for each month.
Bills Payable and Receivable. Shillingt1n.
Bookseller corner ~ and Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. has fifty different kinds m various styles
OF binding. Commence the new year with 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

RIIlEF COMMITTEE oF THE FIRST WaRp-
he following ladies and gentlemen have been
appointed Il committee. whose duty il will be
10 examine into cases and sign certificates for
relief Und"r The auspices OF the ProNidcnt 4 nd
Society in the First Ward
Rev j. N Coombs, No. $40 I9th street BE-
tween i and i streets; Mr.. &. A. Reed. No
l.u IL street, between 18th and 18th streets:
Miss Elizabeth Redfrrn. No. 55J " street be-
tween 18th and 18th streets: George Il. File
brown. corner of arh and Pennsylvania ave
nue.; Mrs Sarah Good, corner of VI and 2jd
streets
III" directors are Messrs. VIM. VI SloWen
No. $50 10Th street, and james Il. Tu-tin, No
80 l street.
Those who need relief in the First Ward
must apply To u. VI. r. KIM. corner Vermont
avenue and sIr,--r; VIM. IA. Worrnlv, n street
near 18th street; Samuel DuvaIl, No. IIo Penn
sylvania avenue; r. II. Schneider, III street
near 18th street; Henry Burch No. 2I7 outh
street; Samuel Draper, No. 1:2 nnsvIyauia
avenue; James Sinclair, No. 2II aGtb street: IA
HIfnber- corner 2ist and n streets: John II
Hines. No. 2t-} .s2d street: q. = Baker No 1IG X
street: HI. II. Tillry. 22d street. be- wc-n | and
Pennsy wanna avenue. 4. Ashley, No. u 10Th
STREET between q and II STREETS
The directors viii be III the SCUM house ON
b-iweeL 18th and 2Uth streets, each day from /,
TO ~ o'clock y. IN.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
|lY THOMAS BOWLING. Auct; Georgeto'

~ THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.; Georgeto~n.
POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION.
" Ill be rented Tor the coming reas N. al PErIc
Auction. at the store Of Thomas Dow ling. No i1f
Bridge street on MONDAY MORNING, January
9Th, 1907, at 10 o 'clock-
The tire, Landings on the Potomsc River. Above
Georgetown, commonly known a. Clouds
Landings.
Terms cash. v. & RITCHlE
deDd TH0s. DOWLISG, Aa-t.
n THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.: Georgetown.
TRUSTEE sALEoF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PROPERTY ON FIRST STREET. II GEORGE
Under and by virtue Of Deed Of Trust 20 tbs
subscriber, bearing date the I'D day II De--m-
Der, A ID. 1866, and recorded in LIser X. VI. H,
No. q. at folio 40 etseG and the request y t1e
person. secured thereby. will sell on the premises
AT public auction. 70 the his hest bidder. Fil-
DA \ the 10th ayof January. A. II. ISIS clio
D. the western half Of lot number Il ghtv the
49, IN Beatty a Hawkins addition 20 Ge0rs--
tow %, with the improvements com prtsng q la -
and comfortable frame dwelling house. &C
The property has front Of IS feet the south
side Of First street, by depth of 80 feet hss
ble piece Of property. Ii Iies between the prop-r
ties Of John T. Mitchell and James :. Webb,
Esqrs.
Terms Of sale: Slceo cash: the residue in aus
]? NJ onths. 10 be secured by a deed of urOn
the property, or the purchaser AT his option,
pay the Whole In cash, sloo 10 he deposited ~hra
the property 10 struck of.
ConveysncinE and st amps at the cost If the p1r
chaser. The title which gill convey % the Pur-
chaser, believe 70 be perfect.
FRED W. JONES. Trustee
de S-dts THOMAS BOWLING, AnCI.
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OorONTEs OPERA GLASSES.

Rec eived to day ny -teamer Union
$50 OPERA GLASSES
of s different sfy lee and Sizes for sale at r port
er's prices, at The weTerooms Of
VIC METzEROTf co.
de 2fu lRepub. .Cbron Intel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03
RE AT ARG AIN s

GREAT BARGA AIMS.
n. WILLIAM. 1886 Pennsylvania avenue. has
put on his tables large lot # FLOWERS m
81 Trimmings at scents per yard, worth DIX
60 cents.
A lot of goods SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS. At half price and less. de law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03

9 HATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORES
y b. HILADoLph E1TRAcT BucHv. eU-DAN,
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LIME IL CARAT GOLD AMERICAN

1R0 BOTTOM MAJ kET, 1QO
RY O.. MALLARD, ~"
leo PENNSYLvAElA AHENUE.
Pa. ~. BET. nth AND 18TH. Pa ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-03
QA1 BUCK GLOVES MSl

~ Genuine BUCKsKIN CLOVES. W.
wholesale and all at RA MsBURG SONS. los
High street, Georgetown ID. G.
LADIES and GENTS GAUSTLETs msde ID
order. no no II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
Radical Hypocrisy.

The Radical party .want the vote Of
the negro to keep them in power, but
.at hcartstl1eve'derpise him. and, there
him from participation in
'all'tlteir public brationsat the North.
lAm,lal1cre is a case in point, which We
find inthc Savannah Ne,vs, condensed
from anqarc0nnt of'thc demonstration
in Philadelphia, where The Radical
!" White Boys in, Blue completely IS
nored, the" Black Boyslin. Blaze, ,.iss
! In the; recent. demonstration of, the
Boys in Blue in, Philadelphia the color
ed troops. swhot Taught SO nebly, were
tlttipelyy igsnoreA eA,,Asdelegatlon OF Black
Boysin Blue in Washington made pre-
perations to attend ,a.but were ,-warnetl
by the.eRepubliean aperss-thatr their
presenoemeuld Aotbc agreeable. Some,
who eoultkenot beesdissuaded, went to
Philadelphia-to=participatosint the e'grand
Show bqt'no notice was taken of them
Their presenceAwas entirely'ignored by
the managers of 1.-THE affair." and but for
the protection of the police worse con-
sequences would probably have befallen
them. The negroes will learn after a
while that i'll Radical preaching is not
gospel. Where their votes are needed
BY the carpet -baggers, they will be ,tol-
Grated, but :" to hum" their Radical
friends have no use for them Chroni-
Gle & Sentinel. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
Every Man Must Vote. !.

No political disabilities exist to TO
strain those of onr felIow-citizens who
were for atine deprived of the elective
franchise, and it IS ssurged that every
man of proper age exercise the privilege
and vote during tho approaching cleo
tions. About 55,550 of the number
registered did not vote in the last cleo
ton, and it is presnlnable that nearly,
ifanot the whole Of, this number were
white men, Democrats. and Conserva-
tives.. The majority Of these. were de-
prived by reason Of their then existing
disability, but many did not vote be
cause, Of. indifference. If all of this
number now vote, and we add toit the
large number. OF, colored men who have
since turned, front tho radica. party, who
will Join fortunes with the Democracy,
the result is plain and conclusive that
we will have a complete victory. Every
man must therefore vote, and suffer no
difficulty, however great it may seem,to
prevent his attendance at the polls.
Vote, vote, vote; make up your minds
to do SO ut once, and be eat the polls
bright and early on Tuesday morning
next. the ,3d-November. II - szeeI -
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A WORD FOR WlvEs.-Little wives !
if ever a half-supprcssed sigh finds
place with you,- or aahalf-loving word
escapes you to, the husband whom YOU
love, let your heart 90 back to some
tender word in those first love-days; !;
remember how you loved him. then,
how tenderly he wooed9you, how TIM
idly YOU responded !; and if you can
feelthat youhave not grown unworthy,
trust him for the same fond love now.
ii you do feel that through many cares
ard trials Of life you have become less
loable and attractive than YOU were.
trn-by all that you love Oh earth, or
hpe for in heaven-turn back, and be
tie pattern Of loyeliness that won him );
b. the dear one your attractions made
y'u, then. Be the gentle, loving, win
mig maiden still; and doubt not, the
lOer you admired will, live for ever in
yqlr husband. Nestle by his side, cling
tohis love, and let his confidence in
ya never fail and my word for it, the
husband will be dearer than the lover
eer was. Above all things, do not
fcget the love he gave you first. Do
mt seek to emancipatc" yourself; do
mt seek to unsex yourself and become
aLucy Stone, or a Rev. Miss Brown
l1t love the higher honor ordained hT
or Saviour of old-that Of loving
vfe. A happy wife, a blessed mother
en- have no higher station, needs no
eeater honor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-28
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