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New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
Sinantial.

GENERAL OFFICES ERiE RAILWAY CONPANr,{
NEw-YOKK, Aug l9, 1903
TT,UE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders of the Ee Railway Company for the Election Of seventeen
directors and m the Of such other business as may come
b,f The meeting he be the oces Of this Company on the
THIRTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER next at II ocoTE a. N Inc
pol, will be omen o'clock and close at occk p m oi tat
day The Transfer closed this day will be opened on the a
Say ofGctober 1903 By order. y. n OTIS, Secretary.
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
1 ACGrsr 2l, 1868
SCHEDULES Of (3O THIRTY OR MORE COUPONS due sept l.
II. H. VAN DlCK. Assistant Treasurer
TNO INVESTORS.-FO SALE, $5OO,OOO NEW :
YORK COURTHOUSE BONDS on favorable terms 10 sums 70
HESGl CLENS L Co. No 81 WalsI
MONEY TO LOAN on BOND and MORF-
VA per m three Eve years sums over e ou
NeW.YOrk aud BROOKLYN property. .... . - =. N p-.,,
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SrArR OF NEw-IORR.
nuurru A.. % hIffftafne

MATE O NFw.lORK I
PoRr.WARDRNs OFFICE, No % Wiiiam.st
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section of the Act passed April H. 1851 entitled sa Act %
Rsora Warns Office tie Port Of New lok 70 All person.
interested having Of the subject matter Of sh nq
that the following vessels uuder hAnt
Ton bT the Port Wanens aud that the exnAnots
be completed within ten days succeeding this notice on o0Ad A
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M1N1.rrnR ALMANAr
TUESDAYS WEATHER REPORTS a. N.


suu Rlse,. 5l Suu Se.s..... 6il Moon Sets.....Mom
Sand, hook l:52 Isand 24l Hell Gate 4O)
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Dtntistrr.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated h snestlee use Of nitrous oxide gas administer y ~ the
WITHOUT PAN-so 10000 patients testify See tIer names at the
Office, No 10 Cooper lEst.;uie.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

The following by Wells hops gives good idea Of
trade and future prospects,
by continued uniaVOa
M reports from England and portions Germany concerning m
new crop increasing prospects trade Orders op
Europe Tor few thousand bales 6ne Hops would
epabe as v. have before the pleasing prospect Of producing 10 al
don TO the O bales OF old Hops hand surplus Of something
like % bales ofuw The consumption Of Hops the United States
yaous estimated at 30 900 to 100 900 bales Admitting 20 be fully
100000 (which figures consider high by least 10 600 baes
a fer the new Ncrop Il
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
EGGS.

Recepts bis the week 800 less than last wees e Is
poryg houh prices scarcely vary from last quotations There Is
hsler,l variation u sales count out the beB Rom
5 n ne the latter only retail sort Of AZ the mark they
have beu so 6a21c With lined stocA-eley oai OF
EoI ~ md p, E,,b " Western Canada. y di. 2Jd2i
dor .........25 d26 Egg Oats, y bush, goOi.. 5Jd5
l. g.utI I.s.a "a IL
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rnr1rs ANn nrRRIEs.

un. arc coming freely ApnS, sTa ssey rough and poor
select barrels ND bring outside quotations Duchess
they afg fiy do not upen ctOry
es are atn,gg C5m Soh Carolina, Virginia aud southern Ohio
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

All CLASSES OP UNITED STATES FUNDS CRbDITkD Oh
Az RFNlrTEp FOR on RECEIPT, At MARhhI RAIhe'
" 'tiEE OF ALL COMMISSION CHAkGkA
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

Recept. week With shipments Of HI9 The arrivals "i
II 900 boxes England week part Of them om Canada caused
reaction side and though the public ieegims oh &
od m understood that private bad aud shippers are dsn
ruci 10 operate Il os though the bpmgnts for the present
week you'll be quite gt Already has The stock ncfes " io a
eItnt the y much Of bought at losing rates US E %
o the transactions Nefy little = Pub
eTs r TO-DAY with good 6 dlGlc sales at Little Falls yc-'e
v we're yery Hght and confined finn dairy at l5d5c There
r5,eel, an, demand f gh dairy fair article oieng a. e
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or NBwYoRK......."Auo. rs.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
india Mess. % 90 a 36 90
BeefHams. u bhl Is On % 80 90

EXP0kTs OF PROVISIONS. ,u
Tot 10 Great Britain Pork Beef Bacon Batter Cheese Lard Tai
tue bbs tca inns turs as m1S'uas se
week end Aug a. 1868. 81 50 ~ $50 ~
Since sept 5si H. 500 1904 gj 27g4 - 29s 2
Same Tine gll 76J l2632 468 UJl l6I 6V'|
RECEIPTS OF PROVISIONS.
Pork Beef Lard Butter Cheese
For the week ending Aug bbs icA uns tuns tlas
"a. le1a..:.:..........'. s. 3 &c ,, S9 ,3S9s9iI
Since Sept l. l867......, ll52lO lWbb lJJj ZJ<ud
Same tine 1876 ......... 1886 1896 736l 259j
PETROLBUM-Tbee is feature to note IN e'her Crude or
the market steady
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
THE MARKETS.

Tuesday Aug &, 1863
ASES-The steady with sales Of Pots at - aud Pearls al
SO ,u -.
BEESWAX moderate request al foil former pnces sales
Off. at for Yellow Western aud southern
BRISTLES uuchauged The demand moderate We quote al from
45c - for American Gray and White. ,,
BROOM CON-Ihe inquiry fair, aud With our sioek Teluctu
holders are m at lOdlsc. P b. cash
COTTON-Tle dnnd has been less active and tie market has no
general though the alterations prices unuoant yet
the grades is somevht reduced - is rom hes-
shippers made the greater portion OF Their secc"ns
sales 6 pcpng 3 spnners, 5OJ TO shippers AMI $50
Ia ecul4t We uuO'et
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

Medium to good."." ".l2 dlG
New. " 10, Fiue.....,29 q y
Uupeelcd. halves, q BIB nlS
Quarters, ...... lD
Peanuts, Va, y bush - OOa - 90 ,l
Wilmington, Z bush. JOO@ ; -
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

arrival 81 German beans ofcrei AZ ffHi % q hn'h'
ot 10 bush old beans poor was sold al t u Y bush we
quote. ,r.- t-t-. 4, oo.gH -
beans Melinms. 'Hrans taia 10 ng~rt w 90
choice g 5id As % Peas Can IN bond o'~ D"
.rrrl. n D
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

TfIpfe,.I ~ THE \ IIHTNE bI o1T oN1 heplTlefI
the ~ articles Ia gooi un non IS
houses Nhosae shippers receive TO ~ per
t , deducted beside freight and other charges
or or packages should carefully marked sh p1ni aud the name
ofte be painted end Nail an invoice or
t Of articles upon ur side ~ the atd send letter by
containing Invoice aHd directions stating hoN and Whn @
Clean packages and care putting up VII ai mue1 we 'e VI A
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
Pmlns, green, Gage, y
FRrIfs I'D NUTs-DRIED.

Dealers are getting fever hea, baekberes They have al
ready specuied 5 y b aud where they vii stop
Knows Apples advancing lot Of Old and Western at
oae ohere for DE- has just been sod at Oc Peaches hge
With arrivals Of lev apples have been sold II 9dG
Ne dgote, --.tg ~: .7. '-. - g 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-23
Base BaaaPlaying.

II has always been q great complaint and
justly SO, that Americans do not take exercise
enough. We are constantly pointed to the Eng
lish youth, with their athletic sports Of cricket
and boating las examples for US tofollow: Cricket
does not seeln to suit Americans; but q game has
been found more to their tastes, and Base Ball
has become widely popular allrover the country.
Nest of the young men, in and about large
cities, who con command an hours leisure during
the day, are enrollsd in Base Ball clubs; and
Base Ball playing and Base Ball matches now
make tho engrossing amusement Of our young
men. The public generally take great interest in
the sport, and the bull grounds are erOwdNd. on
match days by enthusiastic spectators, Of both
sexes. - 'ss
In Charleston, lately, grand match was play
ed between the Alert Club of that city, and the
Forrest City Club of Savannah. The occasion
Yves great one in Charleston, nnd to road the
Z accounts Of it merely was delightful. In this
contest, tho Palmetto gentlemen were the vietors.
And now we conclude by suggesting to the
,youug men of Edgefcld, goodly in number, in
siney, and in spirit, to getup forthwith Base
Ball Club, and lot US have this winter some heal
thy and invigorating amusement
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-23
."A Monkey Without a Tail.,,

Every body knows.'of course, that the nog,o
members have been expelled from tho Georgia
House of Representatives.. And more latterly,
they have been likewi,e expelled from the Senate.
In that body there, were two, negroes, and, By
vote of "a nycs to II nays, they have been oustsd.
Georgia thus, practically and tangibly,. places
herself on the record as white mans State. In
the House, there were some sixty white Radicals; ;
and.of these,only twenty three voted infayor of
the eligibility of negroes. Itis'cear, therefore,
that in this matter, the bitterost opponents Of
the negroes were the white Radicals whom they
them selves hrd elected. Read it, all ye wrctched,
misguided negroes, and know that exactly tho
same spirit pcrvados your Radical friend. in
every State. In our own State, who have been
nominated for Congress by the Radical eonSsn-
ton recently assembled in columbia? White
mon alone! Nineteen twentieths, or nearly the
whole, of the voterS6f :he Radical party in the
State, are colored men |; and yet no colored man
is allowed to go to Congress. Niggers are seyi-
IDENTIFY regarded By the Radicals as useful in TO-
ting, not in o0icc-holaimg. And yet how vastly
superior are the negroes in our Leeisature'to
Whittemore, Bowen. jerks. &c. Who would
not infinitely rather hive Dave Harris Or Law
renee Cain in Congress, than WhittemOre or
Bowen, or my white Radical in the eso-called
General Assembly? go 80
But how about the monkey without q tail?"
During the discussion of the question ofeIpell-
ing the negroes from the, Georgia Senate, the
Radical Senator from Burke Gounty-Mr.- Hun
gerford-repOrted resolution insubstanee' Ithat =
as the negro Das a monkey toithont u tail ana q
sp.cies of Ja6oon therefore be is not entitled to
seat ON this floor" q,
The Democrats deemed the resolution disre-
.pectful, and so the chair ruled. :.
Comment, totally unnecessary
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-23
Zephaniah Plat!

"Phocbus, what name,
To fill the'speaking trump Of future fame|
lewhoi is zcphaniah Platt? We know oil about
Aminadab Sleek, Uriah Hecp, &C., but Of zepha-
niah 'Platt we know but little. All that we know
is that he is gentleman who a,e cod fish early
in life, and consequently hud his blood poisoned
forever. Bah, when they have eaten cod fish
early in life, there is no hope for them! But,
upon consideration, we do know one OF two other
items concerning zephaniah. When Judge Al
DRIcn was displaced. by military tyranny, his un-
ioiled maiftle'felrupon the shouIdsrs'of zophani-
an, becoming thereby deeply defled. And o
month ago, tho negroes in Columbia confirmed
Canby's outrage by electiug Zephaniah to be one
of the Cireuit Judges of South Carolina. And
in this capacity 5ephaniah will soon be,among
,us. The Court. of Common Ploas. and General
Sessions will sit at this place on the first Monday
in October; and Zephaniah is to preside; which
Zephaniah hasn't the shadow of right to do.
We know rot zephspiah'y antccedents. If they
ire bright, his present position blots them out
forever. And they may BE dark, but certainly
none among them is so,dark as his present un-
lawful and ignoble ofice-holding.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-23
-Reconstructive Ciyilization.

Almost every mailsbsings in reports from some
section of the South, (says the Merenry) of the
vilest and most brutal ou,ragcs upon women and
children. The ehormities are of such horrible
nature in their details, as to render it Impossible
for us to publish Them. Neither in Europe, Asia
or Africa, amongst any white or semi-ci'ilized
race would it be possible for such an amount of
appalling md savage bestialisy to be committed
Men would rise in fierce wrath nud clesnss'the
land with blood. -e,;s s
And this is the civilization that Radical fauati.
cism would spread ike tho black bssom of a hur-
ricanss over this once fair lundathO civilization,
of the Clffres and the Ashante:: How long will
it be endured How long viii it take to do it,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-23
Col. .1yP Reed. of Anderson.

- This gentleman has bsen selected, blythe Demo-
fcatic Nonlinaiing Convention, lately assombledin
Columbia, as the Candidate to represent our Con-
gressional District the ard, in the congtess Of
tile United States. Anderson, it will be relhstn-
berod, forms, according to the negro-radicsl Con-
stituiion. partof the ard Congressional District
While we have no particular psrtialties among
the. suitnblemen of the District, We hopg never
hsless, that it may please our Democratic friends
to unite on Col. REKp. Hc has distinguished le-
gal and political ability, large experience, and
great discretion and sagacity in public sffairs;
and is, withal, o high-toned and hospitable gen
tleman He would undoubtedly make an able
representative in Congross. As the time is short,
we should all unite on him ut once.
We earnestly hope Col. REED will accept the
Invitation extended to him by the Democracy Of
Edgsfeld; notice of which Invitation will be
found in another column.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-23
Turmoil Oh the Earth, and under the
Earth

In fact, as the preachers tell us, and as life
Heaven. In another column will be found
graphic account Of the late horrible and unparal-
lelcd earthquakes in South America an account
which our readers will find grimly inter esting and
exciting. Verify, as one contemplates these natu-
rtl and material earthquakes among our Southern
friends, and the social, political and financial
earthquakes which are rcnding and destroying
our own fair land, he might we'll excaim with
David: "0h, for the wings of dove, that
might lso away and be ut rest!" '.''.-'-'..-.
'Whichyls the Wolfe Which the Lamb
: Turmoil coming on the other side of the water
tool On our first page this week will be found
an interesting letter, treating of subject which
now commands universal attention.. e., the inn
pending war,ip Europe. Marshal Mel hos de-
clared the French army in o. state of complete
organization for war and tho French Minis
ter, Roucher, speaking for the Emperor, declares,
in real French style, thats strong army is 3
pledge Of peace" adding ".the Emporor's gov
ornment accepts the idea Of German unity" King
Willium Of Prussia evidently thinks the said idea
of unity q good one, and seems determined not
to give it up !; butas to tho idsa of France main
tanning an army large enough to dominate Eu-
rope at will, that is another and different thing
Bismarck points to Sadowa and says, "Who's
afraid q" Where does the wolf live, in Paris OF
Berlin? Things look as if the Rhine would be
muddied soon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-23
Rivaling the Dry-Goeds Palaces of
New York;

We mean the Establishment of JAMES A. GRAY
& Co.. in Augusta. We have been hearing for
some timo past Of the splendid improvements be-
ing made by this grand and popular firm. And
now, in an article copied from the Chronicle d.
Sentinel we arc enabled to give our readers fine
idea of the snme. And We would remind them at
the same tmo that at this Msmmoth and Fashion.
able Store they will aud one of Edyefeld's most
popular and agreeable boys-our young FRIEND,
HuGu B. HARRISON, Esq.
A HANDSOME SronE.-Strulling into Jnmes A.
Gray & Co.'s Dry Goods Store, yesterday norm
ing, VIC witnessed tho hand of improvement busy
at work. The store has been considerably en-
larged in the rear, an L wing having been added
to the Eastern side, adding much to the conve-
ncnce md elegance Of the establishment. The
carpenters hive just finished, and the printers are
at work, SO that by Mondiy next Messrs. Gray &
CO.. will be ready for their grand Fall opening.
They have added immensely to their stock by the
addition of large supplies Of all thesiatest, most
desirable and most fashionable dress goods, shawls,
cloths, cassmcfes, fancy goods, and everything
usually kept in first class Dry Goods house.
When the opening takes place, We can imagine
the rush Of ladies to examine the tempting dis
play, and lay. in the first nstallment Of Fall and
Winter goods. And there they will lind courteous
and accommodating gentlemen to wait;upon
them, exhibit and explain to them all thenlatest
attractions and styles, and happy to furnish them
goods at the lowest possible rates: Surely these
are inducements to attract the ladies, and hence
We have reason to anticipate crowded store, and
busy and profitable season for this house.
Mr.. Gray, the senior partner, is an experienced
| business man, and understands the wants Of his
customers and the public generally in his line,
while the junior partner is also an expert in the
| selection of goods for this market He has &C.
lectcd them himself, expressly for this market.
| In this establishment may be found large
stock of every variety of dry goods and fancy
goods. and with the new arrangement its patrons
will have more room and botter facilities for ma-
king their selections and. purchases Don't fhil
to call, then, and see the handsome stOre,. the
handsome stock, the obliging clerks. and lay iu
your supplies while you have an opportunity OF
selecting something to suit your choice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-23
sGenerarLee.

The Wcrld, says now thatsthe war is selong
over and the country yearns for peace, we
cannot Zee the, advantage or the. decency Of
these constsntinvectiyes against .Generat Lee.
To assaiia man whom the Southern people
esteem has-no tendency ITO soothe old irrita-
,ions. If the fayorite phrase of the Republi.
cans, " Let US have peace" be anything more
than an empty cry, why do they tearopen old
sores, and sharpen The sting of old auimosi-
ties? Attempts to 2blacken the character of
General Gee-and hold him up to public olium
tend to revive the embittered state .ot feeling
of which the late war was the consequence.
T General Lee is regarded in the South with an
affectionate veneration, like that felt for the
late President Lincoln by so many people in
the North. If the most influential Portion of
the Southern press should assaii the! ehaaac-
ter of MIR. Lincoln as the Tfi6,tns habitually
assails that of General Lee, e,ssuch studied Of
fronts to Northern feeling, would keep the
North in state of chronic irritation against
the South. a. similar. ccnrae by Northern
journals is SERIOUS obstacle to the revival of
goodwill in theESoath. Yet such accusations
are the political capital party whichthriVes
upon hatred, party which While pretending
to desire peace does aGsin its power to reliu-
die the passions and asperity which led the
Southern people to regard the Union rs in
tolerable. - -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-23
For the Advertiser.


Democratic Assemblage at Meeting
Street.
Pursuant TO brief notice, the citizens of this
portion of Edgeield District convened at the
Academy, on Saturday, the l9th Sept, for the
purpose Of organizing Democratic Club.
Every gentlsmaupressnt, mot already mem
ber of some other Club, promptly enrolled his
name. ~ -'isef
The election for permanent Officers resulted as
follows: H %! -
DR.. JOHN LANDRuM, President.
DR.. D. C. ToMPk1ys, Vice-Prosident
Capt. W. L. STEVENS, Z" -
Capt. J. H. ALLEN, Treasurer.
E. KEEsE, Secretary. .5.
It was thought bcs. by the meeting not to
cumber the columns Of the Adrertiser with any
Preamble or Resolutions. We desire simply tc
make It known that We are organized to co.ope.
rate with the great Democrutic hos: of the United
States in securing the election of Seymour &
Blair /
Our next meeting will takc place ut the Ma
sonic Hall, near Mr.. Simeon Cogburn's residence
on Saturday, the 2sth Sept Everybody is cor
daily invited to meat with us on that occasion
precisely at O'clock in the afternoon.
E.KEESE, Sec'7y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-23

Gg- Women go to church to chow their dres-
scs; men, to show their manners. One is costly,
the other is cheap, but neither amount to much,
whom the motive is scanned.
Ne- Gen. E. D. Aoys, one of the best generals
in the Urion army, is stumping California for
Seymour and Blair. In 1864 he supported the
election Of Lincoln. ~
N8- Gen. Carl Schurz, after stumping Indiana
in German, declares that the Dutch are no more
intelligent than the negrosE, because they mean
to vote for Seymour and Blair.
ey A warrant in bankruptcy has been issued
against the estate Of Ker Boyce, Of Georgia. The
amount owed is s2,526,s23. The majority of the
creditors reside in New York. meeting of the
creditors is to be held at n Court of Bankruptcy,
in Augusta, Georgia, on the 1s:h instant.
Hs- lady named White, living two miles
from Spring Hill, Mauiy county, Tenn one day
last week, gave birth to four male children, woigh
ing in the aggregate twcnty-throe pounds, and
we'll formed and healthy. She has been married
about three years, has child now fifteen months
old, and aeis ned tuo hundred and nine pounds
twO 1esks ago,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-23

sy- General Longstrest visited the Louisiana
Legislature on the 18th, md wss invited to aent
within the bar. There was recess, during which
there occurred general shaking of hands among
the members and General Longstroot, including
some negro women who were on the floor.
~ At,he,rsc Democratic gathering, at
Florence, a letter wasnrcad''by Captain Gilbert,
from the editor of the Boston Courier, which
stated that during the war the Rev. B. F. White
more, while 10 service, appropriated tho sum of
$4,000. The peculation was di,covered, truced to
him, and, acknowledged in letter, which was
kept and can be produced as proof of guilt.
Enough has been olicitcd during his legislative
career to show that the Rev. carPet,bag senator
and N. c. is but wolf in Sleeps clothing.
H There was rousing niger radical meet
ing at Wilmington, N. c., on the 10th. Jas. w.
Holden, tho Governors son, in short speech, ad-
yised the blacks.to r. to the polls armed to the
teeth. lie sail he spokeuot as an individual, but
as prophet IF the doom of Southern Democrats
aud invoked the god Of turpeutins to cover with
fame the dwellings of rebels.
>
Y Ailttle boy was bitten by o rattlesnako.
in Anderson District, few days ago, when the
father killed the reptile dissected it, and applied
u portion of the entails as q poultice. The Bit
ton boy recovered. This is IN old-fashioned
comedy. 80 t25e
&Ar Remi Gilmore, farmer and his wife,
were murdered o. their home in Queen Ammo couu.
ty, Md, on Friday morning last Mr.. Gilmore
vas found lying on the floor with bis head cut
and mashed with an axe, and dczd, his wife dread
fully cut also with an axe but alive at the time,
though iusensible. The house had been ran
sacked; anda smallfrunk containing money taxi
on. Suspicion points to negro man as the per-
pstrator of tbs crime.
MR- A pianist 10 Danb~y, Connecticut, on
Friday tested Blind Tom by playing piece with
both hands at the ends Of tho piano, and intro
ducing his nose In the centre of the piano. Tom
played the piece immediately after, even to the
nose, conrulsing the audience with laughter.
T Mrs. Persimmons regards with concern
the increase of the cattle plague, and sympsthet-
ically wonders if hor husband will escape it.
ns- The Cuban coolio trade does not appear
to be, in any wise, abating. Its understood that
there arc now, OF MOsiel and Havana, about 5000
pnssae,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-23

Every District officer elect in Marlboro District
has failed to qualify. Cause-unuble to give
bond. The Bennettsyilie .Joarndt aays this proves
that there isn't radical in the District worth q
snap.
The RAIDS elected to Office in this District have
given their bonds, but neither they hor their
bonds are worth snap. They are however not
in office yst-and it is not likely they will handle
the peoples money soon, tnless their straw bonds
.a-e strengthened by more. responsible Names
And responsible men will be very cautious how
they endOrse for scalawags.