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-easA JUST PUBLISHED. a
new edition ofDr Gull
VERWELL'S CELE-
BRATED ESSAY on
GIatks Nm the radical cure with
out medcine,) of Sper-
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HAIR DRESSING,

nothing else can be found so desirable Con-
tanning neither oil nor dye, 1t does not soil white
cambrlc, and yet lasts longer on the hair, giving
II rich glossy lustre and grateful perfume.
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MANHOOD:
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

JUST PUBLISHED. a
new edition ofDr. Gull
VERWELL'S CELE-
BRATED ESSAY on
the radical cure with
out medieine,) of Sper-
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MeetEratprs= @mreau, 6. Nu9. 1868.
Nmrd,hritm nrr Ilrrh tfnnmf1rnfr

Die StroGeupfHHu9s SO pmntIire bdtea mir cine be-
~alaubi9te Cite her idlisBlttct Nmb dbAednbertcn Gnt'
imGtt9unaS uns Aniasiumns fir bic Sennurg her
NrcBtm,duitrasc upu her S0ctts her gerniuirania'
aperuc lis ,r Matiier sAvenfe tub ppn her g1eltette
Der Nrctnrnta bis CUR @ilmpritraBe, mte eS eurb 9rr'
ihrtft elmer Stattprrprtnurg o%nBecrtntt TT, iu8e'teut.
llne ID, rrOue rGbcr runmebr tefnnnt, baB rte ~ mir
,uritdne(anats II SuGrr Uno @runtrtle in benz 9%te9tfrd'
rrssgiirra his gum 6. SGpt. 1865 sur Gtuiitt fur ale
betbetli0tcn Nerfrn II pfen BE Zen, pGtrene irc!Gt Belt
MAN prn DER Gntitcituug her Grmmtltdre tei traene eirem
0ertGtSbUf nit B~uianliler @eridsbartett Serufuu8 eiu'
leaen FAINT. 5pbn ~ Saritcs,
(i94- Staet sRe6i1ratpr.
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Sdribrt An,eiafH.

Gin rrdttprGsr Sttumpt. gpsen, nit antarrtitsn 81.
sursn, 3rdnsgarsnten wae 3taaset aesttrt, ,ptrp an her
Ode BON Baltimore. unt Gas Ctr. errittet aub absnss
%tauminirt.
Sine SrrFdrtise anS 6titmadppat Decoration mtrb HE
natirIiden S&ERtsiten ties gariS nod tmppauter er.
iheinen laIeu.
Gdntt tei ter WanaiafaIiiatt t her ltutertaltlr6tu
her @e8tnn ~tcritlten sleit ,ur au1emctuen AcnntuiB hes
gublttlnt EVmmeR laun, ii he Gtnti6tuna sstrCHtn
sa6 ~eieielteu eurt tin erctnaliacy Signal mttelt elmer
@lrde rad art ties Jeusr. glarm. Z rles rartra %anaeluns
eiat wertet.
Sin eOatinet8er Sci 9oeape,itr, bic Iamen ter Gp.
mite Mtt8Iteter, icmie ale SpSitaIttiter c~atbalttns II
i'm Tnri III babtn.
Ger NOR. II tisft6 Won WoraeaS srtr bis 9tteuSs II
lltr pieu. Ger Sttug res 5eRtS MKT an iestm atent
tRrb SaprnenftuNe %r,tlntet Netten, wne hat freann
ieetr Boulder fet CART it %serlaffn.
Die StatttaRn Is omrnsnir mirH waDrtnb her 5sittaas
ttnr ]tcscnlenc arEfere 3opl GarS bic @tair RraN bin.
GutlGider, ut Sspem @eleser belt III 8epen, tepuem uRS
ltHtI brnauS W %seiGn0en.
3dr prpot Carriages II cine ~ttiCntsrt &iniabrl
8]catnaEtr rr Glrss taItrn, uO tannen i'd S~trtlttH in
eInem Ralu ab8eihtOItucn lbtll he's YarleS telNCn une
tifer p]Iatiren. IifstS IUr CARRIAGES iine an her Gins
fabrt ~ taten.
M. 8cGadnbi8r ttleSr apNtfHc gtrttntuns he's
gorfS nit alien (btilen rrr gtreiatsten 5tna.
ten urb her ete]tlitrtru Dtlt!-
GthtrtttSprcit AT ieeem 1a8e % GentI.
8inetr inter II JGtren ius fret.
9asGrttutt sGpmtts:
II. II, Sccuc, ptdftent;
Is. 9cmfubl sriter S6Neenmeifer;
g. Sranier, M. &uprS, Z. Sprti, 90. y. 5ttin,
bad;
Q9s-2uS) g. Is. 9inScu, SER.
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3wri it1ntrt bulierue .&rtcrt' tHr V1ulrcft. .S M
lana. WilI tacltc th IN her tsrp. h. IN. tl'1.l
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Cine 0uonlltSt votUNlthes altt5 Irudrayttr "
gCartJ tuHi (%ttthuft III Ger Trp. .. vi. tID,
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GtntGe cute sd~eittr, um mN gaat at atftr. RI
c%rtrdaeu tet 1pttler 3 Aicpd. ST. gpn Baltimore It.
Ndupgcrftr, coon
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g2inia N ncrFnufcm.

Cine rcurtrQguttett ~ .hitli! No rffcu 8Grinst
Veil. ltN5ft hlIil ~ V~tttiufcr. 3H CT'raaCn tN "a.
800. Mtite gImhr.. lpittta ggcasra0 %. @cntir,
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Stnht GnnrniliGrS &lrcn1t.

9"alttm cre, tcn 20. aug. 1865.
8crfIcscttc Wngrbutc percen IN tteIem Bureau Its
9ieuitaG, ten /. opttr., 9rrntttd0s IL lbr, Git tas
Iiucilirct, Rdittftcinbeft Ben lrto Hhaftcri her gan
iGu Suede her 2Iiitc auuitrdfe, sptihen Greters rnh
Nrelten lraft, anaGncnmeu; fte Nprbie te her beiaaIen
StrGgc tW phuHrrn phRf Naneirine NIT elmer 9letbe BRET
ct StCiUe fWr ctncn iufWGg.
Ger pecr tie GrntrdttiterncbmC habtn Caution nit
Benebmigtcr @urantte fur has pldntrcn, Raubittiubefetcn
nh Vlaiicru III deleu, tuB etc grbeteu IN irtu8er
,ltbsretutinntrtna nit eCn @rirrterntien her 9errrtnuNa
pjrnt &infubrcu eines 5nltcn1s fur tdS Rtreuiren, Gha
Tern mp llmpfdlrrn her StyGFcn, @a1et ma WnBtCr
ecr Staet %nltimprG" Beittten, 9nt Nuftrd9c;
Gjcp. u. fFpphpdrh,
l3.nDl NIrri re- S~InhIrrmmiMhrE.
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germiidte Mn3eisen.
Solnntt, Baltimore.
Olnnehnttr9sS ureaM.

S. Nuguft 1868.
SIN 1end6bcit her SdaeamtSsN esulattpner, iserbe
to AM SIcnitdg rem s. 5ertentter 1868, UiittaGs IL
utr, hi tfentliher Gutttrn In eem Der. t.-Nlasds
ituG, Suepits&fe Ter Qpmtarcs IL. @duiir. nadtrtgenb
trldristcne uiht rctlamirte Dadrsu, pprduf IN 8elep'
Itdtr Sritt bic eutiaIIensen Stelsru III @tblbrel ntdbt
entridtet wurSen III GTtntliter apttra a%ustieten, aIsi
l Aine, eRtbnltenN 16 Dug. EebertbransCel,
]tmrrrttrt nit rem Dampfsr ySrmCriet" Cart. Ratils,
vcn Q~tgerport am 20. Mai 1867, mirtrt ure in rem
5tiFSltlen ~ecnignirt AT Gr. 2. VI. SbIep. Sd'
pantab, Gcp,
6unf 81 9tlen Gantatad, imrprtrt nit Rem Gdtfe
ogrtuttcr," 0art. @crruretber, MN Naapa. eclptd,
an 2T. ntat 1867. acmartt III tRb in ben S6tnsfttc1
IN y. j. GaRptta, Splpu. Wtat" epnliantrt.
Whp. ". SRebiicr, Gtnnsbmer.
9icrcru. Shumas X Gpmp,, Autt.
Gp1 l. & 01n . A.B S, Iul Ia la
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bu urrkanffn Hno 10 urrmtribrn.
IN hCrfnmlrn.
3u p]cruttcthen.

go Dos SauE Nr. 3la eiphtir. @ruut.tuS
81 800. r5ttt 500, RatUitJgtu tit's 30rtt IN
.xA Hr. 232, 9rIiunierlr. (2Q1-21
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Gas nrNt SANS Er. a. psuniolyau'd gy,nae
80 tttnihf itrtt1 uut 10 fir tt 0(gttl. Ugfr icn7t-
$50 ltS 6tihdfF %tiantat. a'dpiJrllfr M Nr. II.
lib Is nIprrtlr. t~luS-9AO)
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Nrrmii1tc Nn}eigcn.
SStWttitY%N NW1ssHtNs
llnterRiitang
hem
rbritCr
i
Sic GilciulGticr 9c9cnictti0c
VrlnnObtlts ~prrlldUNngG-
0cfcatbaft.
!9aupt yiircau: TiFt'S GpenbUls.
5idcrbcitS Gopitot 80. $300, 600.
SnerrpOrIrt am /. 5cptcmtfr 1867.


3irctturcu
Sec. 20. BifEop, prtfr 81. }1nitr,
u. Roleuirt, 2bcma3 = 4tdNicl,
Scftph 6. SNtlcr, ltrmtt y, NHFIrr,
YtnidmtR G~6Nletpn, u. N. Neltct,
W. y WntSIE, Q3llllm n "rll,
Sttug. @ttttr, y. Y. Nitttrlnnnn,
lBomas q. Matt9tpS.
2tdmtc:
@rr. IN. &tlbop. p]rGiCtnt;
vi. Y. @hbtit, Stttrertntent;
SDitPh u, 8utler. Shagmtlcr;
N~0tblnttl &ctf. Setre!ar;
W. " pfcnnpf, @cHeral-Qi auaArr;
Or. s.. Brant, llntgriltun8S arJf.
S,tnn}s N uttitC
lbrnaS g. Marntl, VI. ". sclter, 9Gnt. Ct, Zeal
0bensenannte @citaitaft btetet 5r:emt, ]Ee.tcr!fi 81.
t6ttdtS, wrIber aui feuNeh tagItbrl @erbtcui dNNHpjrcl
4, bic @elcaenbeit. lid fUv &ronitcitSpGe, aud iplts.
he burd llniilt bergpraerufeN irtrHeu, aeBti Mdu6tl It
Glcnb III itueen.
S. nah @~rtdltti6 her ctr0narltcN Granite ertGlt Der
gcrfttrtc rcn 5 bis ~ ~ ICGUrS wtaCutlih pNgrrnt
Ter eanjen Dauer ven Arbcit,uuiGti1tgit, uRb wruH
fplde Elm sunteS Sahr dubatten irute. Hub wtrb
hem Gettter.cn ietne lnterhuFuu8 w5trens Ter 6due
ter GrGeitsmfibi0Ttit triattt, ie.bfl pcRu tte @rGRtttt'
AM uG6Rtn ln0t unh @mpiGh8 her grtiee rtet
ttneu MrHnt, cine Wc6e rtcr etncn ldG
prr Ntlouf eerietten %ein,rcIeu ipatc urp i'm sutcAfauc
tes @crfid,tttcn Crralten bic Stntrrbltebencn trfelter
Spn 500 bis $1,000.
Dtcle @eieaihaft scrIdnNt tcire GtnIrtt'S8eIcer rtcr
Unttse @t6utreu. unr he grinicH limb f. rtetrta Dt
leat, ta6 cs Nitmantsm itper fdut, ib her Seirultail
ausuidlieBen.
Die frcn8sn @sieFc hes States Obs nrb tus erohs
1id,erbetus . Gapitat tisier @tlelitaft ihaeeh bell
9sriiterten 8e8ri ictmfaItdeH @,rlal.
GSiib. Wtruebnr9,
General. Ngeut fUt hen Staat Wdrglnnt urb ItlrtIt
Gpirmta.
Sutertntififhrs 3ireeH gir. II, Jihs5aDitrafc,
tau911 ,0Mt) Baltimore, MI.
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3u ]Vcrfaufcu.

yin cnFtItirntr. uNb WIltAtIhufl Icl NJ Ntn tdc1-
rtrer unutGutt r%sr'dufl werttn. Mtttbc fl4 tar't same
S1HS. gQCf crtdtrt man INT &i5afrtniletH VIZ. 3.
SIIs. Wahflr. t~l0S-2O0l
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NOrrdlh, 0tnrlhWuR, Decentralization prS NWi,fhdft
elmer 4]rUtticrtt i'm gTrfeu u-t 01',rfn. irwis an pa
tN't1eS hduf NIT rtalcdiRSr &tUirgilAt. ~9atpri-oafn
IN tCE CIp. .. ri. upg guIl
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3oltamt in Baltimore,

SOIInltIt TIL S0IfillIDft,
Giuuebmeis.9'ii eau. II. Hua. 1858.
NGriteDctie SffsIien wfresu lit beieni bureau bis IL
llbr Witrug5 am /. S%eptemter 1868 anti ~eieierun9 Spu
100 Suuncr ter beifcn With ojit:1 trintrbicn Der
20 Spnncn Der brffcn init Der t5dne furfirtcu
Is umbr rldnrcr &lumpct : apbisH ent8cNen9enoln-
Inrt. Ct aplieferlra lat i~paielteRs am l. Sttcbtr int
piCfi9et 3plnrtte Ut QeircbCu.
81 Werteu 2240 Yftnh Ouf bic 8cnne %rfrlnn8t, nnb
te NctCn tesu9lib FER GualtEat, @rpBe uns hes @s'
pidiS etner itrcnB II llntet iudunG uutericBen nrreet.
Wan eirt etnen EpntroFt nb Miefen UNI fur nc ass
wifenbaftc GtrtotntNa tCfettCt cute upb btnretdenee
@lrartie rerlangen. Der Iolettrrbncr tchnlt ltd hos
'Reht pcr, ipenn te Suteteier her 8eRtsrun9 cs ~fpTeern,
ale Sfertfn Su werner eli.
Gemin s.. Sscbfcr, 3pGctuncbmer.
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Gin Grpttr't- une P~taucr.0ftatur, NC autr M'itaitt
Cmtt : GpprltH1 atrdt pcrtcr, tn Ncft,irS!rrautt.
hnltcr AZ p'il uftt. Gas Rdbryr crfdtrt mat IN
ptducr. ydtut 3ir. sol. Hrre Wdns, @VtN'rdgs
atltu4btr. U19 gOtl
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.ftfT9 ie Serreu S1iiBeil
Widltiae GtfInulnladuna.

QGtfene pttiet tecte perten , c tpitiet. SffHtanten
Der sertdteeepet 98arbs III ieeem Sauie In ibrem 6rir,fte
eht Btant- Sprmular bIRteriarei, rl ven hen Serpb'
nera etnes ietsn Sauiss o~usaefult su mtrfen. Us II Ger
g1uaft hes ~9>Irgemetlfrs .nR 1taetralbes rpn saltt
more, RAT eute ridtiBe VeltSiStiut9 %hattnhce, eant!i
mir midi IN fer j entee falid rerr 'ertrt, rpa ~ S'lilt
uuierer Mstte terdrbt rertct, ine eriIhtF RTE y eninitl
ldre fir be 9rlts sdbilnJ Seaeu, te rsriqteetlten 9tlteit'
ten IL genau ais mcgiit alstujtleh, tnefti ne oie gta'
n,en eiaer jeben yrrirn i'm saufe, metB rter idwarh
rannliN pfel metb tm, ait cper jun8, %atreiene pner ~
SMfe nit Ter g4drn, greeinft, Strobs, Nuntnter hes
Sauits. unb tie Selddfii8nn8 Ger seridiepeneH Setppp'
her, %atstten. -
- 1T nal d widtig, has istes Sars cine %ppaiiant pc
qife be gineet leiste. ~ l@e te 5Gae befud. n peu
utht, i,wr5t ais aud he Religion eites iehen' We
retners.
> be atmmiNGrs erfudep jsSeu Burger emit Id. I'm, be-
bfdpld'ttsIsu !3psd 81 erret @eu, lie ssplhldte uasiuhl'
ilsneli ltb get.aI 81 titlsrh.
sci III cute uat 4ni ere rpsl6s emf srn etnes tfsN
ietph IL 1datte i'll re gut g.bei laH bic " hh9t
rletes tinisrnebni rs !stltetl j, wer.ta uns lenr . !Gu
hen, ra aiit su tehen, eae Der la III etlcs ieeeh Saniilen
aticres, etni9 lis6i6 Pee Dienetrten, ssnau une rt@tis
einsstraBen II.
Sic 3pmmin ire Der @pifs,abinua'
SMreermcifterei,
fhfaf 8alft NJ o re ben n. ausult 1865.
Das TubHfurn ipirssten gurBerrnetfter pue Sfaptiatt
ppu Battime, fopie fh felpit p%erbtnfen, wehn es nffh
w Scnrn 1npalf,
na7-oo11 gursermsifer ap interim.
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S6iBen-Mn,eigcn
q ehuteu : IcEf.

Die @rrfteuter ter rsrfhietenen Gpmtte'n limb err
futt. It'd, beutr. teu II. 3. W(ts., MprBens 10 llbr, In
Der Sifle, VI. 81 Nprps gaplr., eiuSnfHter, I'M De
riht III critatten.
(I9s-2OJl Sas Grefutip:& IGNITE.
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Id Sauitr W Gmrftn ane ~ ptrloulH in daeu jbet.
maal len ttt Giant gtrt5 vrH SGOo-}3aoOo, Huh
fEa5. wtrb ete GtuiieburA rgn @ctnlnRct aUer Wit
Villa tticr8t. ~ Scrit.
taull6,8 NRtl Nr. %, %dntlCdbS.
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Cine @ltrgti wrarl hes GtlwthArtrS uhscit.
CfgIRtn III trg err. p. St. tle"-@J
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gra Gtu Qitrr uni l8a5rn. Ha&iair00tu in 1.r.
&F%S 10, 2nrhtnAdfir. ilnl- pm
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@albiugton, 3. &.
g%DaibMgtou, 9. Is.
&ajbingtun, 9. Is.
Stburfuu6cu

IN gpaibtuNtpn elm Gc1fr uHb etnt 0tlt UpI 9~t1arrcn,
5000 -4 ~; her Gtltntbgmrg wGre NpdttG. Wan ~
ihm icepd, auf her 5pUr.
u0O-2uD Tapie sSfHeicr.
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Serlangt uuO gefn9t.


- GIN ueTss rams m.t5 3immtrH FIR cine Fa-
G8 ntltt ette Ntnt,r. Man a%ertitre =. st. init
StttuAUuttn. CRY. !. ~. (2Oo1
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The Cotton Worm.

From the indications va uthor
from our Southern exchanges. We
think there il n probability of n
visit from that destructive nest. the
army worm. The New Orleans
Picouue SAYS. the cotton or army
worm has appeared already in differ
ont and widely separated parts of
Louisiana in the Eelicianas. some
distance TO the east of the Mississip.
nj river. In 81. LANDRY. far west If
Il, and in Rapidcs, on Red river. II
is reasonable to suppose that all 9TH
er regions where the larym Of the
moths were deposited last wear will
be likewise visited by the worm this
year. We regard il rs p~ecul;arlv
fortunate that il has shown itself in
MAY, so that our planters NAV nj
once proceed to fortifyinp themselves
against the loss which will ensue
from a continuous effort 10 raise n full
cotton crop. We would not advise
any to pillow up their cotton when It
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htaalaa, he saahi ~ Afsgslafy N
NJ, salfsd lhs President ad n
IA i4lhfi 6ssf IL lsaks, afthlsa,
sad Dfotefly n re WW ihparmsai
q llgsvsl HsIsf ueHsFal fywHsss9,
.Adjaiahi UsHsfaE
A Washington dispatch NJ me- aTlh
smys, fiewsfHE ThHmaa LEE evening
lA@k possession n sha Waf Depan.
msnt, % %Hsefeiafy a war NJ interim.
Aaahe dispaieh says@sstpI MON.
hers N Congress tndeavofed " per.
saade Stanton aa ~ resign, Bat hs
aaid n Wa tlte ff9T4f Hep w him n
take, and that he will nf ~ ~ ihs
War Unics any more escept o. . ph.
yaie citizen
OebemI Candy removed thirteen
members n The Charleston rity
Council ~ make room ~ sis white
scalawags aud seven negroes,
The trial n President Davis, h u
announced, will commence IN We'd
ncsday, June nj
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Register Register!l

II will be seen by the election or
der promulgated by General Gillem,
that the Board Of Registration arr
ordered to meet at the county seat OF
some other convenient place Tor the
purpose Of rc-opcning the books Of
registration and giving all who have
not done 80 a chance to register.
We trust our friends throughout the
county will see the importance Of
attending to this matter without dc.
lay, and impress upon those who
failed to register, that duty when III,
time comes. The books will be
opened fourteen days before the day
set for the election to commence. lie,
our Democratic friends in the various
police beats urge every man to regis
ter who filled to do 50 last summer,
The books will be opened on the 9Th
Of juno, and continue open Ave days.
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II anaahsf tlama sill h kged
: letter non hfmssfssllss7 shlsh
trieste n matters " sltal lmfgnssss
We vii state ihal ti6 fssaeads
Asms Has n6s m lhs nska A. hs
'nms CHE was hanaed IL, sd That "a
Al kaew NJ u pilEibls y enus "A
~ HCoa.sfvatyss eplaioss 10 -
gard 10 lhs eligibility n 9sdidslss,
oufs aft mosh the sams Thsfsls NJ
zee In oaf inshlnT . mss IN Che pd.
leal ticket loss A. he ssys We hote
~ mss viii eoBssnt 10 run unless he
i sure NJ u tree ffom I'll disabilities.
II there u any doala In lbs matter,
III II be In our hsof aud ha against
%. The policy Il 10 r., q m%slofiiy
In the Senate and House u Repre-
%seniaiiyss al MI hazards A. IN
E~gRlesion. and The whole Radical
State ticket by The unfortunate short.
sightedbesa " Tie feceat Democratic
Convention, they ARE just rs good a.
In Office ripht nov. Our only policy
IL 10 vote down the constitution aud
elect eligible representatives.
10 accomplish all this, the negro
vol. must be- In soine measure blend.
cd with that Of the white man. Our
planters, who have daily intercourse
with these sable voters, are the proper
ones 10 do this work cfiectually. Let
them counsel with the negroes, and
not only tell them, but make them
feel that the white men Of the South
are their REAL friends, and that the
scalawags and adventures are not
Conciliatory measures must be used,
The negro Is not so much to blame
for the political opinions he entcrtalns
as many are wont to believe. II the
same means arc used to obtain his
confidence and his vote That these adj
vcntnrers have brought TO bear upon
him, our efforts will prove as ciIectual
as theirs have been heretofore. The
real and vital interests Of the black
race lie and are identified with those
Of our own people. This race can
be made 10 feel and to realize this fact
IL the planters Of the country will
but do their duty. Where the same
means are used the same ends are al
ways accomplished. This Is no time
to harangue crowds and excite the
voter. Let the work be done quietly
and thereby to more purpose. The
under-currcnt in this political stream
should run swiftly while the surface
should remain entirely undisturbed
and tranquil. We can only exhort,
yes, ESTREAT the white men of this
county to do their duty in conciliat-
ing the black racc-in winning them
from the error Of their ways. We
have no fears Of the result if every
man will do his whole duty. let the
ball be put in motion at once.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-30

A rssg<aaids sad tslhm=siis
NESTING rs bsla IL gagas, ~ st
anay ~. sad N AglcHllanl I'D
HehamAai H.eisiy efunlsst The
following aMeef VEN eI@tsd u
aefvs l~slte moHlhsi
President, siajw A. Ffed sin
mons. Vice President, h. A T.
Kiiis corresponding ascrets'y, Tsp
tain n v cfumpl Recording Zee
nlafy T. H. Pfogj6t, E@gi Tfsas.
afef, MaDa " H. Wall
The hllowing gentlemen weFt
ehs@sa On ihe Eseuiive COMMITTEE,
which will he increased NJ The btsi
meaIag Messfa A. A. Ogleby, ],
a. Bailehiine, W ~ Helm, = y.
Dunlap, John & Bmhan, lease sul.
ligao, n " BaIIemioe, Jo.ephus
Garter aud D. ~ Farley
Regular monthly meetings will he
held on The fret Wednesday In every
month, and q special meeting Will be
held this Saturday afternoon.
The socieiy contemplate holding a
Fair sometime this fall. This Il a
move In The right direction, aud We
are glad 10 notice the interest taken
In the matter by our onterprising
Sardis friends. The succcss Of the
Society Is the interest Of every ciii-
zen Of Pamela county, and should
receive their hearty support.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-30
Meeting nj Holly Springs.-Capialn
Charles II. Townsend Nomi.
mated for Congress.

We are indebted to Columbus
Barrett, Esq, the talented editor Of
Holly Springs Reporter for a copy Of
proceeding of Convention which met
at Holly Springs on Saturday last.
Hon. ]. Q. N. Robertson, of De-
Soto, was called to the chair, and
Captain Sam. NJ. Thompson, Of Ok
ford was appointed Secretary, with
Howard Falconer, Of Holly Springs,
and Henry NJ. Scales, of Tunica,
as assistant secretaries.
A resolution was adopted dcclar-
ing ait is wise and expedient to
nominate a candidate for Congress in
this district who can, if elected, take
his seat In the Congress of tho Uni
ted States"
On motion, Captain Charles ii.
Townsend, Of Marshall, was nomi-
mated by reclamation, amid great en-
thusiasm. Captain I. accepted the
nomination aud returned thanks for
the honor conferred upon him in an
earnest and eloquent address.
| Resolutions were adopted author
iring the President to appoint gen.
tlemen TO canvass the several counties
Of the district. Col. +. h. Irby was
appointed to canvass this county.
The nominee Of the convention
Is q gentleman worthy Of the support
Of every Democrat and opponent Of
Radicalism in the District, and we
cordially endorc The action Of the
convention. Captain Townsend, as
a Conservative member Of the late
Constitutional Convention, battlcd
nobly in defence Of the rights Of our
people, and drew upon himself the
concentrated hate Of the mongfel
crew who composed the majority Of
that body, which finally resulted in
his expulsion. There a be little
doubt Of his election By a large ma
jority.