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Miscellaneous.
q A s PA RI'S
CELEDRATED
HORSE & CATTLE POWDER.
A Certain Preventative
'or all Diseases Incident 20 the Horse
and Cattle.

ANa AaaNaNNH AuNaNguN ~ NNg hAuNaG
and Cattle.
TNlllS Powder has been used many years on
l. the largest Dairics in Holland and Switzcr-
land with the greatest success and Is highly re-
commended by the most skilliul Veterinarians
In Lung Fever aud all diseases incident 10 tho
Horse and Cattle. Having been tried in many
cases with the best result, we feel II our duty
10 draw the attention Of Farmers and the pub
lie Ia general ~ this Powder, and We are con-
vinccd that the use Of II will prevent diseases,
thereby saving the Farmer from great loss.
REFERENCES
q. II. Michael, Baltimore county Jno. smith
jr, Pikcsvillc Richard Price, Sup't Stables Of
the Baltimore City Passenger Railway Edw.
O'Ncil. Alex. Riddle. Holiday 4 Son. FLORISTS I;
". C"rling. Cattle Dealer, and many others.
Certificate Of John Dcrcsc.
MEssus. CnAS. 4 WV. CAsrARI; I'll have been
using your Horse and Cattle Powders rs u pre-
vcntatiyc against disease, for five months past.
and prefer them 10 any that have used. My
cattle seem to like them. and their appetite
Improves from the use Of them. Whom my cat
lie have had coughs. found them of benefit
recommend them rs superior in my opinion
TO any now before the public.
SudbrOok Farm, near pikcsville, Md.
MEssns CnAs. Wv. CAsrARi: I'll have been
using your Powders for Horses aud Cattle, up.
on the horses under my charge and have found
them superior Ia any that have ever met with
They give the horses good appctitcs and keeps
them IN fine condition. as any one may see,
who will take the trouble 10 look at one of the
"olive Dairy" horses.
JAMES TAYLOR, Jr..
Foreman Olive Dairy, Baltimore.
Prepared by ClIAs. & wM. CASPARI,
APOTHECARIES AND CHEMISTS,
'or. Hiiiie ~. 6 FtHaSyiniRa ircnss.
Es- Price ioc aud 75c per package; six
packages ior 81 90.
For Sale at WILLIS DRUG STORE.
Feb. o.. is6S.-iy. Towsontown, Nd.
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POETRY.
TINE SMACK AT SCHOOL.

BY ". ,. palmer.
4 district school, not far away,
Mid Berkshire hills one winters day,
Was humming with lts Wontcd noise
Of three score mingled girls and boyu,
Some fcWupon their tasks intent,
Hat moe upon faTtive mischief bent.
The willc the masters downward look
Was fastened on a copy hoax.
hosc sharp aud clear rnusing smack
A. 'twerc a battery ofbllss
let on In onc tremendous kissi
"Mhafs that - the startled master cries
That, thir." little imp replies,
"wath William wiiluth, 10 you plcathe-
thaw him kith Thuthannah Peathe ?"
With frOun 60 make q statue thrill,
The master thundcred "Iiithcr, win :"
Like srcich o'eriaken In hts track,
with stolen chattels ON his back,
viii hung his head In fear and shame,
And 60 the awful presence came
great green, hashful simplcton,
The butt u all good naturrd fun,
With smile suppressed, aud birch upraiscd,
The thrcaicncr Aiterrd, "im amazed
That you. my biggest pupil, should
Ne guilty u an act 20 rude
lleforc the whole Get school, 10 boot
What evil genius put you tot ?"
"Tuas she, herself sir, :" sobb-sl the lad
~ didn't mean 10 b. so had
bat when Susanuah shook her cuTia.
Ani whispered. was 'ffaid of glris,
And dnrsnt kiss haby's doii
! couldn't stand ". sir. at all,
Hut up aud kissed her on the pot.
know --huo.h0o-i ought TO not,
Hat. somehow. from her looks, boo boo
thought she ktnd q Sisied me to"
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Baltimore Advertisements.
NEW STYLE VERTICAL MILL.
4V
THE VICTOR!

For completeness Of adjustment, strength,
durability and working power, THE VICTOR
CANE MILL has no equal. The autcd roll l.
the important feature that regulates the feed.
ing OF the mill. The ridges seize upon the cane
50 often necessary 10 force the stalks 10 AN en-
trance between smooth rolls, and at the same
time secures its direct passage 90 Ihc discharge
roll. They also break the woody iibre at short
intervals, aud thus rupturing the cells cause
tie more ready How Of the juice. wcalsohavc
horizontal mills, for horse, water and steam,
power.
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A Handsome Residence
IN TowSoNTOwN.
AT PRIVATE SALE.


TINHAT handsome Stone Building. builtby the
late Dr. William Bodc. and recently occu.
pied by Mr.. ". II. Schcnck as Fe- a
male seminary. j. offered at Private HsTM
Sale. II is most beautifully situated isis
on a commanding cmincncc, immedi. ssas
atcly un the Towsontown Hallway and Turn
pike. II s three stories high. aud has base.
mcni. The rooms are large. airy and comIorta
bic. The house has been built Ia the very beat
manner. and is suitable for either young la.
dies seminary or would make an excellent
boarding house. IL contains Is rooms, and the
whole house. inside aud out, has just been tho.
roughly rcpainted aud repaired.
There Is a large two. story building on this
property. whirh has been used as a Bath House.
in complete repair. and there Is a splendid
Spring adjoining IL. the water of which Is fore
cd into the bath rooms by force pump
For terms and particulars apply 20
A. IT. STUMP,
10 South Street. Baltimore,
or to HENRY L. BOWEN,
March 2I.--lm. Towsontown.
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NOTICE.

THIS is To notify all persons residing on the
II shores of the chesap pcakc lay and It's trib.
utarics that we. the undersigned, have sent
down the susquehanna river large quantity
Of logs for the stocking Of our Saw Mills al
swan Creek, In Hartford county; that some Of
said logs having gone into the bay, are In mo
sense to be considered as cstray or lost that
we are now engaged with a large force IN gath
cTing said logs. aud that we will prosecute Ia
the extent Of the law any persons found taking,
using er in possession of any logs owned by Us,
or under our control.
HENRY JAMES 4 co.
Il. X. IIAwLEY a co.
CRAIG A BLANCHARD.
Anrtl 1T
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ITCH
ITCH
ITCH!

ITCH! ITCH ITCH
CEASE YOUR SCRATCHING,
net A BOTTLE OF MiTCHELL's lTcH
O60LUTloN. This is the only remedy now
extant warranted TO cure this Irritating and
annoying disease. II will cure Itch. Ring.
Worm, Poisoned Flesh, letter, and other Cuta-
neous Diseases.
This Solution is destitute of grease. Il con.
tains neither Sulphur nor Red Prccipitatc. and
is Tree from all offensive odors.
All communications 10 be directed u T. d.
MITCHELL, Butler Post Office, Baltimore co.
Communications strictly private. The Solution
can be sent per mail without extra charge
Send postage stamp for return answer. Price
81 per bottle, or six bottles for s.. 4 liberal
discount 10 the trade. For sale by my Agents,
Il. Willis, Towsontown. II. i. Thomas, War
rcn, Mrs. lIinklc, Hartford Turnpike, NJ Glib
son, Druidvilie.
Dec. 2s.-Gm.
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SPECIAL NOTICE !

To THE LADIES OF TOwsoNrowS vIcISIrT !
TUNlIE subscriber hereby informs The ladies
IL that he has at his Store, IN TOWSON'
TOWN, n beautiful assortmcntof Ladies', Mise
e. aud Childrcns' SPRING HATS, which he
has Just received from New York. They arc
beautifully trimmed and Of the very latcs,
styles aud at prices 20 suit all. -
Anvil tl-at
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PHILIP D. BURGAN a Dn. II. l.. NAYLoR,
Coroners.

Wood Cordcr at Canton.
PHILIP D. BURGAH a Dn. II. L. NAYLoR
Coroners.
JUSTICES or THE PEACE.
TIHsr pIsTRicr.
Orman Knight, Jesse Mckenzie.
Lewis Lehman, Joshua Mcllor,
Nathan Warfcid. Joseph +. Fusling.
sEcoSp DISTINCT.
James W. Ontlt. William Lewis.
Thomas i. Phillips,
THIRD DISTRICT.
Josiah II. nutter. Charles Peregoy.
Jacob W. HartEell, John Wright,
John S. Stansbury, Samuel d. Mcttam.
ForRrn DISTINCT.
Robert Cross. Henry Bushey.
Jeremiah T. Ducker.
FIFfn DISTRICT.
J"hn +. Kelley, Abraham S. Cooper.
Michael NJ. Armacost,
MXru DISTRICT.
Nelson Cullings. Wilson IIouscinan.
Zachariah Alban,
SEVENTH INSTRUCT.
Eli 7. Sampson, George LitEing-r
Josiah Pcarcc.
EIGurn DISTRICT.
John Willie. Henry +. Thomas,
Benjamin /. Matthews. William duncan.
SiSrn pIsrRIcr.
Thomas II. Robinson. Caleb Iioshall.
samuel =. Butler, John W. Shankliu, SF.,
Gideon Herbert. James Miller.
TESfH DISTRICT.
Thomas Kaufman. John S. Curtis.
John Smith.
ELEyrSTn pisfEirT.
John ". Eurtun. John ". Oh;on.
Charles Z. Halle. samuel Pinkcr,nn.
rwELrrm DIsTnict.
Charles II. Mace. Joseph iInTscy.
John S. Biddison. Nicholas W. Smith.
Josiah Bowen. Josiah W. Earle.
rniRTgENTu DISTRICT.
Van Buren, RIttenhouscr Perry q. Mitchell.
George ". Wade.
EDWARD II. ADY, Clerk.
April 1T
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l. :. INTERNAL REVENUE.

'..i. Asst>.,t'> 'iFsI. O.. "a, pN. 5In lgsr
90 MiHNt tNu. 'tvrHl-iN. ,r ira Avp
>tH kLF'ri"S u'~rrg'g~ or BAiHuagL g.. !
TIVE inl."wiu, ycrs'us nfr required hy lsw
i Co make application :" ih" Assistant :
-css"r ou or bciufc
THE FIEST flI DF HiI.
{. ,Art .u husinc... rr o" liable {" heavy PEN
attic. which will positively be enforced -
wh"lcs.,lc h.alrr. %. .Gcncra' Merchandise and
iaqu"r i.cteil Dcairr- Retail Liquor Dealers.
ii.r.c dealers. Livery stables. Cattle Brokers
aui ncalcr-, PsOducc Dealers, Tayerns, Eating
Houses. ConIectioncrs. Claim Agents. Patent
Righ, Dealers. Real Estate Agents. Convcyan- o.
Gers. Insurance Agents. Auctionecrs, Manufac.
tuTcrs. Blacksmiths. wheelwrights. Millcrs.
Shncmakers. Saddle and Harness Makers Ped
dlars. Photographers, Stations. Jacks. Law.
ycrs. Physicians, Dentists, Architects. Bull
lcrs and Carpenters, Miners aud others.
FRANK l.. MoRLlNG,
No. North Eutaw ST, Baltimore.
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,zc- IN gdliss sol shaved In 4 tarhgrs shop
nccntly, aud oicrcd the darkey dimc which
he refused lserans- NJ gas all editor. well
editors nuiin, M We make Il ~ ~ H. genu,rn r
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alo REWARD.

CTRAYED from the subscriber. No. SO South
- Howard -, baltimore, A LARGE q
BAY HORSE, seven years old. The GUN
above reward will be paid for his re. ME
turn " the undersigned, or for information o
that he can get him. JOHN SWEENEY,
April is.-2ts - 3. Howard 81, baltimore
A UIcraOwERR.
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A UcTIONEER.

The undersigned oilers HE services 10 the
people of Baltimore cauEiy as an AUCTION.
EER. Sales attended IN all parts Of the coun.
". Orders leil at the UaiaA esiire viii 10 at
tended 10. GILES NORWOOD,
Nov. V-em. " Riddle 81, Ballimore.
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COOKS SUGAR EvAPoRAToR.
First Iremiam at Iorty STATE Eairs!

First Ire@iam at Forty State Fairs!
10000 IN USE, ALL FULLY WARRANTED.
COOKS EvAPoRAT0R Is simple, yet scion
uhc IN its construction. Il consists IN an cvap-
oIatlng pan OF sheet metal, copper or galvaniH-
cd iron, placed ON rockers with Wooded sides,
aud ,o divided by edges as 10 form a contin-
uous tranvcrse channel over a heated and cool
ing surface oi from - Ia 1876 feet
It's estimated that p, 900, 900 gallons Of syrup
have been manufactured on the above Evapo.
rator In the past season. We also have Plan.
tation Pars, adapted 10 a brick arch. Circulars
and Pamphlets with full description and price
list. sent 10 all applicants.
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iNFALLIBLE
- BLOOD PURIFIERS
To CURE
Chronic and .IcMfe Diseases

Tho subject of disease. Of both sexes. all ages
and every condition, who have long heard of
the wonderful curative powers Of this great
remedial agent. but have been unable Io obtain
il. will rejoice To- know that arrangements have
finally been effected by which its preparation
in future will be equal 10 the rapidly incrcas
ing demand.
The great purifier OF the blood and rcgencra
tor Of the human systcni-lnfalliblc in the cure
of Chronic Diseases. scrofula, Rheumatism,
Erup,ions. Erysipclas. Swellings, Putrid or u
ccrltcd Throat. letter, Fistula, Piles. Syphili-
tie aud McrcuTial Diseases, Stomach and Liver
complaints. affection Of the Kidneys. and will
restore debiliiatcd manhood and woinanhood
g the freshness and elasticity of youth
~ PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. -az
This preparation i no new rps,art. but was
discovered more than century ago. and the
original receipt has been in the possession Of
Mr.. pr. j. y. Sioddard for period OF twenty
years. during which time IL has effected some
Of the most Astonishing cures ever recorded
The great misfortune with the preparation has
been, that in consequence Of its vegetable char
actcr. il could only be prepared for immediate
Use for those who would call in person or send
for It. as is virtues would be lost by icrmenia-
ton in iorty-eight hours after being prepared.
unless alcohol o. minerals were introduced in
10 it, composition but that difficulty has been
surmountcd without recourse % either and IL
is now for tie fret time presented 20 the world
in all its origina! purity and extraordinary yir-
tucs. aud will retain them any number Of years
IN any climate or the globe.
- Price sl.o0 per bottle or six bottles for
500. For sale by all druggists.
IG-PFTrAREp ny
Mas DR. !. D. sToDDARD,
No % South Bond ST, Baltimore.
Eoy. .. 1857 -ly.
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Attention Farmers!
SEED CORN.

WYE call the attention Of farmers 10 the fact
w that the BALTIMORE PEARL H0MI.
NY COMPANY have
SEED or VERY SUPERIOR
WHITE FLINT CORN
which they wish 10 have planted, and will sell
low In farmers for that purpose. They will en-
gage % pay ten ecnts per bushel over the price
Of other corn when brought TO them. This 10
a chance for our farmers 10 get good prices, and
we call their attention IN samples Of Corn, on
THE COB, AZ our Office. or at the company's
Mill, former North aud Belsidere Streets, Nal.
hBt0rc. March 2l.-2m.
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Miscellaneous.
Notice to Justices of the Peace, &c

OrYIcE ~ rnE CLERK oP rnE CiRcrT Cornrl
ron BALTIMORE COuSTY,
March 30th, 1855.
TlNlIE Commissions Of the following named
IL officers for Baltimore county, recently ap-
pointed by the Governor Of Maryland aud con i
iirmed by the Senate, have been received at
this Office. They are hereby notified 10 come
forward
WITHIN THIRTY DAYS,
aud receive their Commissions, otherwise they
will be vacated
J. ID. HAGERTY,
Inspector Of Lime and Wood at Clarksvillc,
(Texas.)
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GEORGE sTEIBER,
Boot and Shoe Maker
TOwsO1TTOwH, MD.
W

II EREBl informs the citizens OF Towson.
IL town and vicinity, that he still contin
ucs the Boot and Shoe business AZ his establish
mcnt IN TOwsOntown, at the corner Of the York
and Joppa roads, where he will be pleased, a.
heretofore, 70 Gee all his friends and customers.
keep constantly ON hand a varied assort-
ment of Boots, Shoes. Caters, 4c., Tor either
Ladies, Gentlemen or Children, Al Of nv oicn
Naaiyaeture, which will be found a. darabie.
and cheaper than can be purchased in the city
Of Baltimore.
return my thanks for the very liberal pa
tronage have heretofore received and will
endcavor, by attention 70 business, and moder-
ate charges, 90 merit n continuance OF the same.
GEORGE STEiBER.
June 22 fsG7-ly
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THE MARYLAND
CANE STRIPPER AND TOPPER.

THE MARYLAND
CANE STRIPPER AND TOPPER.
IaitHi,d OctObcr 10, iSG5.
Price complete, $I5. send for Circulars.
THE coNQUERoR
Grain, Seod and Guano Drill.
Price complete. $1,000.
BlCkFORD 4 HUFFMAN.
Tube train brill $50: with ,iuano attach
mcni. Sl2o. Tube do. $50; with Guano At.
tachmcnt. $3.50. Tube DO. sgO Grass Seed
S"wcr Extra, so.
wAGONERs
Plain ilrill So. With Guano Attachment. Gum
Spring aud Grass Seed Sowcr $II,.
GU NO.
\ No. Peruvian Guano.
Coulson's Raw Bone Phosphate,
woclson's Bone Phosphate.
Rhodes Phosphate.
Turner Excelsior.
Nhitclock's Supcrphosphatr
Moro Phillips Phosphate.
bone bust.
Tingley's Improved Churn.
Paienioi iHgasi IT.. IsG..
FOR CONVENIENCE. DURABILITY AND
CHEAPNEss.
IT rs UNSI'RPA NSEI,.
Also, general assortment
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
comprising the cclcbrs~cd
TORNADO THREsHEI CLEANER.
with Carey Horsr Power.
Wheat Fans. Hay Presses.
Straw Cutters, Corn Shcllc,s.
Plows. lIarrows. Plow Castings. Gc. Sc.
re- For any of the above articles call on or
address, JOHN VI. GRIFFITH 4 60,
30 y. Paca 81. Balto.. MI
Aug. 2l.-tS3O.
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4l.2 ACRES OF LAND,

more or less.
This property Is improved by q Two story
FRAME AND STONE DWELLING HOUSE.
in good condition. and Is well located aud very
valuable.
LOT 40. s-ls .ituated immediately ou the
road leading from the Frederick Turnpike Road
to Union Factory. and Immediately opposite n
the residence Of Nathan warhell. ESQ. and
about one fourth oi a mile from Lot NJ. Land
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SEVEN AND THREE-QU AFTER
ACRES OF LAND.


There are u" improvements on the property
Thi. land i. im good condition. and a iinc 10
cation for building. This property aij"ins the
land OF Mr. Potter aud other. aud j. aoou; the
same distance from Baltimore as Lot No. |.
LOT no Is situate on 'hc oil Frederick
Road. nbnu, y miles from Baltimrrc separated
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TWo ACRES OF LAND.

moro Or Ic8s.
There are nn Improvements ON said Lot. but IL
is also very desirable lot for building. being
situated about the same distance from Balti
more as Lot No |. and but a short distance
from the Frederick Turnpike Road.
Tie Terms Of Sale as prescribed by the decree
are-That one half Of the purchase money shall
be paid in cash on the day Of sale apd the bal
ancc in twelve months from the day Of sale,
the credit payment 10 bear interest from day Of
sale, with surety 10 be approved by the Trustee.
Persons wishing 10 see any of the property
are referred TO James Watson, Esq. who resides
ON Lot No. !. on Frederick Turnpike Road, who
will show the land u any one who may wish
to view H.
Il. Il. RoARMAN. Trustee.
SAMUEL H. COVER, Auctionccr.
AnFil t.-ts.
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Patent Hydro-Thcrmal Churns.
PATENT lee CREAM FREEZERS.
REFRIGERA1ORS,
AND HorSEKEEPISG ARTICLES
oruVrrY KIND ANn VARIETY

Wholesale dealers, hotel and boarding house
proPrietors. steamboat and snip owners. old
housckcepcrs ami tho.e about commencing. will
lind in our warcroon' decidedly the greatest
variety to be found in any similar house in the
Union. And We pledge every article SOL u be
as represented.
Desiring 10 increase our sales, we offer our
goods at srcH rRicEs At WILL iSsvRE ynAr on
JEcr, being determined not to be undersold in
similar goods by any establishment in this
country.
C0RTLAN " CO,
lSroEiEEs AND MANrrAcrELEs.
FER td,aiogus' seni post free. Mar 2l-im.
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FIRST FLOOR ENTIRE FOR RETAILING
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Di virtue "f Decree Of the Circuit Cour,
Dior Baltimore county, sitting in equity. the
undersigned. Trustee. will ofcr 1T A
2, public auction, 10 the highest 49,
0Ep bidder, on the premises II Jas. stss
-. w9isOn, (watson's Storc,l on lsans
ihc frederick Turnpike Road, abou, y miIcs
from ih" city Of Baltimore,
on .>a'"r'iny. nc 2jn day Of april, 4. u. isGs,
at the hour Of o'clock +. NJ.
ALL THE LAND Of which Michael VI. Nit.
chcll. late 81 Baltimore county, died seized.
consisting Of several tracts Of land. 10 wi,
LOr M. Con aislinn Of
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TWO ACRES OF LAND,


situate iuo,i,aicly on the Frederick Turnpike
Road, about S: miles from the city "i Baltimore
and about I! m..,. from Eilicoitti'e ...Ja about
" miles bryuua ta. tofuiuus o.: th. .:.'timore
and catnIsv ,.!.. !i"r-. Railway The rnpravc-
mcnts consist 90
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GEO. ". DORSEY.
Wood corder at Canton.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
Rebel Violence in Alabama.

The Conservatives Of Alabama have insugurateo
system Of intimidation, and expect through u 70
secure the defeat Of the proposed Constitution. a
Southern Conservative, Of the true and generally
prevailing type Is one whose veins are AS hotly
cOursed with rebel blood 50 the day when Sumter
guns called the nation TO arms Not only threats
Of violence and murder but their execution As we'll
are the means through which they determine 70
carry their points The poor whites and blacks are
threatened With all manner of outrsges " they dare
80 vote for the new Constitution. Employment viii
be r'ased them, and personal assaults will be msoe
upon them, II they dare sobty their masters. The
poor Creatures have SO longtd czInged briore the
iAsh OF their tyrants that IL was no wonder they
now shrink At the sight Of thur revolver. They
have been 30 long accustomed 10 sSvish toll while
taelr ords Ted their hery natures with stili more
hery whisky, that II is wonder they fear the ei-
tece OF their wrath, inHzmei ~ II IL not only by
personal haste and prejudice, put by the most VII
famous OF compounds. The reports which come 10
ut rom the interior are not exaggerated. Thers
haa always been large element of tbs South which
TREATED the servie blacks Ano mental whites IKE
hhs meAneai animals. II is TO be expected that they
VIII not DO SO nov, when they sss political power
passing into their hands Their wrath knows ne
oouhos And their vengeance no limits, except THAI
Eh'ch tne strong arm VI the Government e1erts
Abe tAutETy restraints under which they have been
bed are 70 be removed; If the President effect
IL. The country looks 10 the new Commander of
the District for hrmness and wisdom. II be dis
appoints rs expectations, anarchy will prevail ana
terror reign. There IL no occasion 10 fear an up
rising Of The blacks. An uprising is n rare thing,
except where oppression has prevailed or is At
tempted. 1.-THE hand Of oppre sion IA kent of there
will be no provocstion 70 Str 20 back Ia impartial
justice alone, is 70 be fouaI the prevention Of
war OF raoesn That 10 not 70 be avoided by bind
Ing one race and placing il al the feet Of the other
Albany E0e'iiAg Journal.