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Qrp GOODS, Gtf.
DAHGAINsI BARGAINS!

- - ~ II. -1fg@ '.f.H
FURcHGoTT BROTHER, corner of Calhoun
and King streets, have again received large addi
ton to their stock of cheap Dry and Fancy Goods
A heavy lot Of Grape MaretZ from rs to IS cents-
original cost go to 65 CENTS large lot Of Colored
and Black Muslins from 1s cents up. Linen Towels
from is cents up. lot Of Tablecloth anil Do
mask Linens, &C., at less than half their cost. All
sorts Of Mittens and Colored Gloves at very low
prices Ladies' and Gents WbiteiP Pocket Handker.
chiefs from 12H cents up. Ladies', Gents and
Misses Hose verylcheap. zL-- 81
The Indies, In their shopping rounds, Will find II
to their interest to call and examine the stock and
the prices Of Messrs. Furchgott Brother.
May "a g. ~ .53pl - 8
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chiefs from 12H cents up. Ladies', Gents and
Misses hose verycheap. L-t
The ladies. IN their shopping rounds, viii find Il
to their interest to call and examine the stock and
the prices Of Messrs. Furchgott Brother.
May a ,as5 ~ .a3p2 -
Glatbius ana furnishing GOODS.
NOW is THE TIME!
3 p
'9V9
NowIs THE TIME TO THROW OFF
YOUR WINTER CLOTHING AND TO RE-
PLACE 1T WITH GARMENTS SUITED TO
THE WARM WEATHER THAT rs NOW
UPON Us. IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF A
LIGHT wooLLEN OR LINEN SUIT, YOU
WILL FIND THE BEST ASSORTMENT AT
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER's,
Who have full stock of NEW GooDs,JUsT MAN
UFAcTURED, that win suit all, as will be seen by
the list Of prices given below:
NICE STYLE OF CHECK CASHMERE
sUITs-sAcK, PANTS AND VEST. s 90
NICE STYLE OF GREY FLANNEL SUIT
SACK, PANTS AND vEsT-................ 800
NICE STYLE OF GREY FLANNEL SUIT
sACK, PANTS AND VEST. u 90
REAL SCOTCH FANCY CASHMERE SUIT
SACK, PANTS AND VEST. T.................. 10 90
DARK MIXED CASHMERE sUIT-sACK,
PANTS AND vEST..".................. 1s 90
DARK MIXED CASHMERE sUrT-sAcK,
PANTS AND VEST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 21 90
FINE DARK INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL
sUITs-sAcK, PANTS AND vEsT.......... 1s 90
FINE DARK INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL
sUITs-sAoK, PANTS AND vEsT.......... 10 90
FINE DARK BLUE INDIGO FLANNEL
sUITesAcK, PANTS AND vEsT.......... 90 90
NEW STYLE FANCY CASHMERE SACKS,
GOOD as CUSTOM WORK. K............$6t to Ii 90
NEW wsTYLEFANcY oAssIMEREPANTss s4 to 10 90
NEW sTYLEFANCY CASHMERE VESTS s2to s 90
FINE BLACK CLOTH LINED SACKS. ...ss to 1s 90
FINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS FRooKs,
EQUAL TO ANY CUSTOM WORK. ...."ss to s5 90
FINE BLACK DoEsKIN PANTs........"s8t to - 90
WHITE MARsE1LLEs VESTS, EQUAL
TO CUSTOM MAKE.................. s3to 90
WHITE AND CoLoRED LINEN AND
DUCK Sacks. ......................Sl 90 TO "
WHITE AND ooLoRED LINEN AND
DUCK PANTs................". ....Sl W to w
WHITE AND coLoRED LINEN AND
DUCK VESTS. ......................$1 so to 90
coTToNADE AND sATNET SACKS. 80 90 to 80
CoTToNADE AND sATMET PANTS. 81 90 to so
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
WHITE SHIRTS, silk and Merino UNDER
SHIRTS, Brown and Bleached Jean and Linen
DRAWERS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, TIES, scARFs,
BOWS, COLLARS, &c.
s@- ONE PRICE. Goods all marked in plain hg-
ures. No deviation made
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER,
No. 2yO KING,
CORNER OF HAsEL-sTREET,
CHARLESTON, s. C.
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%JUSTICE TO ALL.-THE PEOPLES
Candidate for Sheriff of Charleston County, Captain
G. B. sIGWALD. tuth2&tdes May 70
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@ MEsSRs. EDITORS: PLEASE AN
NoUNCE L. BUNCH as candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston County at the coming election, and oblge
the lovers Of justice to all. Maybe
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R@NOTICE.-CHA LESION SAVINGS IN
sTITUTIoN-oFF1CEO OF THE MASTER IN EQUI.
TY, MAY 2s, 1ss8.-Purchasers (who ae not de-
positors) who have failed to comply with the terms
OF their purchases Of assets and other property
Institution. bought by them on the 14th, 18th and
1sth days Of April last hereby notified that un.
less settlements made by them at this Office, on
or before the1st day Of June next the said assets
other property go purchased by them respectively
VIII be turned over by the Master to the Savings In
stution in conformity with the DEGREES made In the
cause. JAMES TUPPER,
May 25 Master in Equity.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE COURT OF CHANCERY, IRELAND -RACHAEL
Williams against James Arthur Mayne, executor OIL JOSEPH
a Cisr Mevne deceased, and hereas proceei
inss have in he High Court OF Chsncery Ia &
in be matter title hereof for the o VIZ
esats OF Joseph ST. Clair Mayne, late OF Lower usuln
street In the city OF Dublin deceased and whereas s
~, clair Mayne eldest of the above Joseph ~ -
Mayne emgs.ed some years age TO the une srs for the
last years. now pursuant TO order IN tns ~ q,
rsauired that the said Joseph ST. Clair Mayne " ,h
bls nex OF kin N deceased do forthwith coumun ~. [
the giving particulars OF ps09' oos be fur
their advantage; ana no p'vV
n,sbed within tbres months then will be taken or snv
that ssd Joseph ST. Ciar Mayne has died wiihou'
next OF kin In America. -, ,sea
Dated this lst day OF september is5SS, CRAMPTON
wAfKFR Solicitors for Petitioners, No. sS Lower
street, Dublin. ---z
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS
travellers vis ting Europe should provide themselves with
ia Ifandbook 6y Pembroke Fedge, price 81
Tbs sthe ony complete gudebook Of Europe and the East
published in tho English language, which made entirely
new every year. A..
.rne, plrase Book or Handbook Of Travel Talk for
the use of travellers and schools, in English, aerman,
French and Italian by W. Pembroke Fedgo, price ~ TO-
HARPER BpoTBERs. pubishsra For sale 6S all book
eNnera
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WATCHES, JEwELRy, sc.

rpAyKFIElp 4 CO., JEWELLERS, ss,,sh,s h sy.oaes
avenue corner Fourteenth stree md snle
.oroer Twenty sixth street. 90 am and
eornerr eor tmesoo r"y Clocks. agents FOR the "Ai'n ~
iesn watches: wholesale and re'A"
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PROPOSALS..


METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF
~. Board of Commiss oners, New YORK, sept lsss
Sealed proposals for furnishing the Glowing articles for the
OF This Department viii be received unih the 18th
Instant, =. %.
Three hundred @ o. tons nI
hundred 400 tons.
hundred (snU1 tons.
Two hundred l2Ol tons sggt tos
Three hundred aud hi.y .9u) tons. Stove Coal
FIFTY 500 to---.,........ to- 80: Nut Coal
81, unuaS w. $500 cords. ..........., Pine Wood
uze. VS. N"s"-' ' 'O' '""' 'ss
Furnace coal 10 be Lehrh nhe particular Kind OF lie.
hich 10 be furnished 20 be stated in b) ccep
1he Egg and Nut coal be the best quality Of Locust
Mountain; clean.
The be Of best quality run OF the
mine, for blacksmlths purposes.
All the coal to weigh 2,uV0 lbs. 10 tho ton.
Tho wood to be Of the best dry Virginia pine.
Each and all OF these articles above specified, and
70 he delivered at such times (whn from date Of
contract and at such places whin The city aud In such
quantities be dected All TO be subject TO inspection
and re not fully the required standard Parties
contracting will be required 70 ave every facility 70 the IN.
specor conform TO such rules regarding the delivery
and rendering Of bills may be prescribed Paymsnts win
he monthly Proposals must be endorsed envelope
with nao parties and be addressed TO the "Commi,,ee 90
Gnnnlies Metropolitan Fire Department"
1he rrh 10 reject all bids reserved BY order OF
She Board Of Commissioners. -, President
-, Secretary.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN Opposition TO Monopoly.
FOR CALIFORNIA,
via Panama Railroad.
NEW SAILING ARRANGEMENT,
THE bTII AND 2OTH OF EVERY MONTH,
or the day before when these dates fall on Sunday.
GufDING STAR.
will sail on -
SATURDAY, SEPT 10, At NOON,
from pier f6 North river, foot of King street.
For passage or freight apply TO
pier IS North river.
WILLIAM II. WEBB, President
CHARLES DANA Vice President.
6iExchange place, New York.
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ExCURsIc.Sa,

hrorsb ,svspaper agents. OF may have from the
on on prepeymeni, al Pinting House square, Lon son
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PEISDNAL.

A NY IMPORTATION GIVEN OF MICHAEL CLANCY
OF Limerick Ireland, would be thankfully received oy
hs mother S5 West street l West Nneteenh street
BRIDGET CLANCY.
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SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n sale.-Medcines for all diseases. Prepared Food for
mocking birds, at 3. DOVEYS, Nos and Greene street.
corner Of Canal.
A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
"A FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip Buffers Infal-
hble Mango Cure and Flea Exemnaor 76c Buffers new
work, $2. Extra stock Dogs. Ferrets for sale.
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THE TRoTTING STALLION COMMODORE WANDER
i BILT and the noted young stallion WILLIE SCHEPER
BY Rysdyks Hambeonan will stand for the fall season, al
the Fashion Course beginning LIST September ending Decem
Der Terms 00 for either horse payable OF service
EDWARD DALEY, Agent.
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v,op KEY WEST, HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
hV' Rsgular Jnited States Mail Line,

sailing on the lst and 18th of each month
The steamship CUBA, Capt. John NJ. DukcbArt
The above hst csss steamship having accommodations un
surpassed for elegance comfort win leave from Browns
wharf baltimore, Md, Tuesday Sept l5 O'Clock Y.
NJ Passengers by this route will save nearly 70 miles 3 sea
and have privilege Of stopping al Phiadephia OF
Bsitmoro without sfinpsl charge For freight or pas
..as snni, 10 b. u. HAsELL CO,
"N'pp"" 20 and a Broadway.
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QROADwAY CARS, SATURDAY MORNING-APPoINT,
~ ment Monday evening Eighth street ana Ssconu
avenue impossible to attend Address Alexis herau oce
(NURET.-JACK, THERE ARE TWO LETTERS IN
~ Philadelphia Post office and one, Szs broadwayl new
m WV ' e. H. NJ.
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nEAR JOSEPHINE-YOU ARE NOT TO BLAME
~ Write Anything that can do Tor you WI DO,
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Y, SEPTEMBER 10, l86S.-TRIPLE SHEET.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

LNOR sALE-A HEAVY BAY HORSE, YEARS OLD,
h for truck or any heavy work; any trial given WI
smiths shop, corner Of Columbia street and Hamilton ave-
nue., South Brooklyn.
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0cudng railway t1ckets furnlshed on board,
First cabin, $55: second cabin, &Ss.
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers.
Medical attendance free Of charge
American travellers going returning from the Cont
nent of Europe by taking the steamers Of this line avoid
both transit by English railways and the discomfors OF
crossing the Channel besides saving time, trouble and ex
pense.
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r,ogEy ISLAND STEAM CARS LEAVE GREENWOOD
u for the Beach and every half hour until r. n
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS

TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
~ ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
sailing regularly every Thursday at O'Clock n, preciss
MoRRo CASTLE, Capt r. Adams Nassau September Id
HsSouki, Captain g. W. Palmer. september IL
For freight or passage apply to
GEO. B. HARRISON President
No. Bowling Green
The New York herald., 1868-09-10

FHiNGks' LAcEs.
and epaurcs for Theatrical ani society For sale BY
SCHUYLER, HARLEY GRAHAM,
~ Maiden lane.
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(NORNs BUN1ONs, BAD NAILS AND ULCERATED
~ Toes cured without pain, BY DR.. KIMBELL Office No. So
bowery corner Of Canal street. Cut this 60
him
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THE TURF.

I,ALI MEETING, AT ISLAND PARK, ALBANY, N. y
Premiums, 5000. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
Septenber 81 and October and 2 1868.
FIRST DAY.
FIRST RACE-Purse of $s0For all horses that
beaten 1852 to harness or wagon previous July 25 Mile
heats best three ve In harness. $500 to rs $500 to sec
SECOND RAoE-Purse of $500-For horses that have
beaten minutes to harness wagon previous to July
25 Mile heats best three In fve harness. $500 TO first
Sl25 to second, $76 to third horse.
SECOND DAY.
FIRST RACE-Purse of l,500-For all horses that have
beaten S0 to harness wagon previous to July %
Mile heats best three ve in harness. arst $3.50
SECOND RASEPqrae of $7oo-For all horses that have
never beaten 3 to harness previous to July 10
Mile heats best three in ve In &400 rst $2O0 to
THIRD DAY.
FIRST RAcEPurse of $2000Free for all horses except
ing Lady Thorn, Mountain Boy aud Lucy. Mile heats best
three IN hve In harness. to frst $500 to second $20
to third horse.
SECOND RAoE-Purse OF $5O0.-For all horses that have
never beaten 5 to harness previous to July &
Mile heats best three In five, in harness. $500 to rst $25
to second, $75 to third horse.
10 per cent; three to Gil
and start The entries will close September 5 at r. NJ All
entries must be addressed Vosburgh Treasurer pier
~ Albany, N Y The rotng to be governed by the rules of
the Fashion Any horse entered In OF the above
races II not eligible will not only not be allowed to but
will forfeit his entrance horse dstancing the field
shall only be entitled to the first premium.
BENJAMIN f. WATSON, President
=. W. VosBUReH Treasurer
Horse leave for the Island Park every FIVE minutes
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400 n00 HALF CASH (PROPR1ETOR RETIRED)
COU.UUO. will purchase stock, Fixtures and Patents
OF m established Proprietary Medicine House, highly
ted against loss OF capital and secured profits for
years $4,000 yearly investigation invited from
meaning business books shown. Address, with name NJ X.
X, Ledger olce Philadelphia.
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Nh. EDITOR: Anitem appeared in the
last number of the Spirit stating that my
friends would place my name before the
next Congressional Convention, in this
District, for domination. Ny ambition
is to labor for the harmony and success
of the Democratic party, believing that
sbyits elevation to power the interests Of
the people and the welfare of the coun-
try can be best subsersed, and, perhaps,
alone maintaineds
II shall not now depart froma rule laid
down for my guidance many years ago
never to seek a nomination for Office when
any other Democrat of the county desires
it and is laboring to secure it. Personal
aggrandizement has never controlled my
political conduct, or political principles.
So far, therefore, as ] am concerned, I
propose to leave the selection Of candi-
date to the free and unbiased actionlof
the Convention. With its decision ] will
be perfectly satisfied and no one, perhaps,
will be found working more faithfully for
the nominee than myself.
You will please withdraw the announce
ment Of my nam JAS. B. MORRIS.
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The "NatiOnal Managing Conn
mitteev SwinfIIe.


The National Managing Committee,
for the benefit of Radicalism, tax Office
holders throughout the country, FIVE
dollars, the receipt of which indicates
their continuance IN Office. From the
following te4the World of the Sth inst,
we take it to be another swindle gotten
up expresslyto to fleece the people:
"a NICE swINDLE EXPOSED. .
"Through the exertions of Mr.. Fred.
Deppro, special agent of the Post-ofice
Department., Mr. A. B. Reed, of the
Paymaster- General Office, was arrested
yesterday afternoon on the charge of
sending out circulars to postmasters and
others throughout the country, soliciting,
on behalf the National Managing Com
mittee, five dollars from each person to
whom they were addressedto enable them
to retain their positions. Already more
than twenty money letters have been re-
ceived in response, which are retained by
the department Others, it. is charged,
were got out of the lock box by Reed
before his arrest. He asserts his inno-
cence, and says he is the agent Of anoth-
er person. Letters have been found in
his trunk by Mr.. Deppro, which, it is
alleged, show his (Resd's9 connection
with the affair. aaii 9a a1adT $ sesb +
The following is the modeof extortion
adopted by the swindlers: $, 4 80 - =
[aStrictly private and Con6dential,,'l
"UNIoN EXECUTIVE RooMs, s;ps "a
OFFICIAL DEPARTMENT., sb.l.
sasaags WASHINGTON, D. G.
eSIR:--0wingo 6 to the unprecedented
character lof the approaching election,
and the extensive and costly measures
necessary to be instituted, the National
Managing Committee has authorized that
a General Campaign Fund be immediate
ly raised. 1t is presumed that every ap-
Ipointee under the Government, without
regard to partisan predictions, wisely
understands the significance Of the obli-
cations resting upon him, and a prompt
and cordial response is accordingly So
licited. You are expected to contribute
Five Dollars to this General Fund. the
immediate reception Of which indicates
your continuance in Office over all other
applicants, andsecures to yourself, or o
friend by you recommended Ono personal
objections occurring, favorable consiO-
Grafton to such other place of profit. and
trust as maybe desired in your local pol
| itics. defie sf.t :a
seThis call. and the response given,
will furnish a practical test, by which
the Government can be directed in the
bestowal Of its patronage.
! tsAll favors and names are carefully
recorded for future reference, but no mo-
tice will be taken of letters which fail to
contain therequired remittance.
tsYour action will be put upon file in
the order of its reception 81
address, las e2esli Z 4 ss;5i
aNATIoNAL MANAGING COMMITTEE,
81 5e Washington, d. {" ID
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Bu0er.

Van Valkenberg Of New York is the
man TO whom Wooliey, while ,aa Under 0'. tne
posing ne was handing It TO Shook, It's
owner. van saikennerg was summoned
before Buffers smelling COMMITTEE TO
give testimony. The following ls sub
stantiaily his account OF the examination:
Butler-What became OF the money
WoOiey left IN your hands, Z.
w Witness-l have it in my pocket. e
Butler-Produce it and the papers
contained in the envelope. 1 S. 80 ~ : So a1s'
Witness here is the money. The pa
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n@- The Wcodsfeld Spirit calls loudly
or representation in Congress by every


neA- The Wcodsfeld Spirit calls loudly
for Representation in Congress by every
State.''s sA q Il s..
Well: Why, then, do your Democrats
in Congress persistentlys vote against the
admission of Arkansas? why against
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama and Louisiana? You are ON
the record, as voting against them all.-
Marietta Register. sill .ssVas q
Because your Jacobin party, in order
to carry shose Southern States, has dis
franchised 25O, 900 White men.
Because your .Jacobin party has en-
franchised 100000 ignorant Negroes
and given them control of those States.
Because your Jscobin party, by its acts
and platform, imposes Negro Suffrage
upon the Southern people against the
will of the people. pi qSsrsis = &.
Because your Jacobin party adopted
the Negro Constitutions in the Southern
States by bayonets and the votes Of worth
less Negroes. sr4l lsae
Because your Jacobin party holds
those States by the military, as conquer
ed provinces. s
"Representation in Congress BY every
State, worries you Union-breaking Jae-
obins, beca1seit means that the white
citizens of the South shall elect their
Representatives and frame their laws; in
stead of having to stand back, disfran-
chised, and allowing ignorant Negroes
and carpet-baggers to do the work which
outlaws them for the benefit of the un-
principled seoundrels in power. And In
the performance Of their contemptible
work, they are backed by Gen. Grant.and
bis bayonets. a
That's why we oppose your internal
reconstruction, and why we shall contin-
ue to opposeit until every Union-destroy-
ing, Negro-loving Jacobin has been hoot-
ed out Of the society of White men,. &
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9At the annual election in Oregon,
in 1866, the Radicals carried 13 counties
for the Legislature, and the Democrats To-
At the recent election twenty counties
chose Democratic members Of the Legis-
lature, and three Radicals. g l
That's Grants prestiget just such
prestige will give the Democracy every
State ia the Union this fall
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Take Notice.

The Editor Of The SPIRIT has removed
his Office, to the front room of the dwell
ling house. one door South of the print
ing Office, where all business connected
with THE splRIr will be transacted. No.
tice the sign: SPIRIT OFFICE, ,s@
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The Democracy are i'm Favor OF.

@--- - - -~1-A ~ - = AsA - ~ W. Va
~ Paying the principal and interest
of the Bonds 10 Greenbacks. es
p@ Taxation pm all U. s. Bonds the
came as other property.
sA Equal taxatiou-the Bondholder
aud Farmer in the same proportion.
neAsAbolishing the 1000 National
Banks, which are so many National Rob-
bers, engaged in plundering the People.
~ Denouncinga t.Na.ionaI Debt ? as
a National Curse, imposed upon the
People by Jacobins in waging a Negro
Crusade for the purpose of subjugating
ten States Of the American Union. Z
M Representation in Congress by es-
cry State. lalgy'
s@- Immediate Union on the basis oil
the Constitution. as +
sBg- Opposed to usurpation Of undele.
gated power by Congress. ens 6saal.
I4- Opposed to military despotism in
this Republic. sa
B@ Opposed to Congressional force
bills toestablish Negro Suffrage. &
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sgThe bill to admit Arkansas has
passed both branches Of the Rump and
been forwarded to the President. The
President will veto it because Of its out
rageous Negro provisions .iag;H Ee0,ia
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Liberia and south Carollna..

The Negro Convention of South Caro-
lima, true to their Liperian instincts,
adopted an article nearly verbatim. We
produce both in order that the reader
may have an opportunity Of judging of
the super excellent qualities of the Sam
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Influencing the Votes OF Senators
ON the impeachment.

The Washington correspondent of the
Louisville journal says sass aaA
The following laconic messages, which
passed over. the wires between Parson
Brownlow, Of Tennessee, and General
Stokes, will be produced by the Demo
crats,.if they can get hearing before
the nosing committee: H7f
gssaa KNOXVILLE May 3.
How will Fowler voter asasss
4 ~ w. G.dBRoWNLoW.
4s.s s WASHINGTON, May 3d.
Don't know. Think he's all right.
w. B. Stokes.
KNOXVILLE, May 4.
If you amt certain, pump him.
w. g, BRowNLow.f
WASHINGTON, May 4.
l can't. He won't discuss the ques-
tion. Iifear he is shaky. aa
.---..s-s.- w B. Stokes. =
..9ass.szS KNOXVILLE, May 5..ss
Tell him IL he'll resign and let me ap-
point you ia his place, I IN make him
Judge Of the supreme court, in place of
Harrison, who will make way for him.
iae eseissh 81 w. G.. BRoWNLow.
~ WASHINGTON, May s.
he won't resign. &
@ H w. B. EToKEs.
81 iasa saa KNoxvILIE, May s. {
Not profanely, but reiigiously, tell
him to 60 to hell. tiFsga 4
4ias1ss e.tWs g. BRowNLow.
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s@In the pistBict of golsabia, the
Radicals were afraid Of the soldiers votes,
and tried hard to prevent their voting.
because they were determined to vote the
Democratic ticket.
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.aGrThe Jacobins in the second plank
of their platform say that Congress shall
legislate Negro Suffrage upon the South
ern people; but the people Of the North
ern States may regulate that matter to
suit themselves. Very accommodating.
But such is Jacobinism.
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rFrom the Guernsey JsfFsrsonian, j

b@The Woodsfeld Spirit announces
that Hon. JERE. WIRLIAMs, Of Woods
field, will be before the Convention Of the
18th District for nomination as candidate
for Congress- Mr.. WtLIAMs served two
terms in the Ohio Legislature with hon
or to himself and his party. Dir. W.
is wellqualifed in every respect for the
Office, and we think no better candidate
could be selected. 3. - n.ta I.ae ast.a.