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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-15
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A desperate struggle viii he made
iy the Radical party N select fof the
nest President, In November other
Grant n Wade, pledged ~ he doc.
ifihe NJ negro equality In the North,
md of berfo supremacy M aII lht
Southern States. To this party We
are enemies, and will 10 all 10 defeat
and utterly ovenhfow II, W. are
the political and personal fe n the
pafty Or The man who advocates The
doctrine u negro supremacy The
oifpet lag adventures who, by con-
trolling the negroes, hope 10 get Into
office, and by uAurpatlon, by partial
Legislation, and by force will pcrpot.
nate their power, We will, a. hereto
fofc, deno1ncc as enemies Of the white
race, 10 be dcspised and excluded
iron all political and social inter.
course. We are for 4 white mans
government, TO DO controlled by white
men aud by none others.
The Weekly Avalanche will be
sent to clubs Of ten for two dollars
aud Ohy ccbts, each copy, per year,
and an eStrn copy to those who send
Us a club Of ten. Toclubs oftwcnty
we charge two dollars per year, and
two extra copies sent TO the person
who gets up the club.
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IliN'lf " - NhlNf llN W. NlHlN
ages been withdrawn from circulation
by the natives of the East Indies,
who use that metal alone for orna-
ments of the person. The popula-
ton of the country Is ncarly one hun
dred and ninety millions, and each
individual, II is reported, wear four
orgfve silver rings, bracelets or
charms. The custom is not confined
to the females. aiid tho males are as
profusely decorated os the women.
Extravaganza as the calculationinhy
appear, il il stated that there afc mt
least one thousand million ornaments
worn by the natives, and no approx
innate estimate can be made of the
money value of the decorations.
Why are letters received from his
Excellency the President Ike two
buildings standing in close proximity
to one another? Because they are
A. j. sent.
II isnt what people cat, but what
is digcsted, that gives strength and
flesh; it isn't what people say, but
what they mean, that determine acts ;
il isn't the color Of the sky, but the
direction of the wind that shows
what the weather is TO he, II isn't
what is on a lady's face, bat what is
in her heart, that indicates her ma
turc. Make q mem.
A lady, on being separated from
her husband, changed her religion,
being determined, she said, to avoid
his company in this world and the
next.
Put two persons in the same bed
room, one of whom has the toothacho
and the other is in love, aud Il will
be found that the person having the
toOthoChc will go to sleep first.
The usual lcup-year advice to
women IS "to act like men,"
A Cleveland, Ohio, paper records
the Nnrst case Of suu-sttdtc reported
during the heated term as having oc-
CURED in Brooklyn on Saturday last,
when a worthy matron prevented her
husband with three sons at Que birth.
"Kenoln
Put two persons in the same bed.
room, one n tlorR basthetbJAsh,
and the other Is IN love, aud &, will
be found lhat The person having ih,
tocihache viii go to sleep fret.
The 100000 in coin, purchas,
money FOR Alaska, has been paid owe
and rcccipted for by the Russian
Minister.
The Postmaster GeaeaIi. hsriu,
an official statement prepspd to show
N"a".H
that the actual deficiency IN the dc
partmcnt for The year Is less thai
100000.
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Franklin Type Foundry.
Ies yINs srREfr. caaas.lL y

les VINE STREET. c~indagsit u
Between Fourth and finh streets,
T. ALLISON. Sup't.
Manufacturers II and dealers Ia news, book
and INb Vre, ptuiiug prefteS raseA sallCys
90 Inks aui rslnilBs material 81 tvtty dee
ERUPTION S~ttrrutyping Of 40 kinda Books.
musie, volumes 1f ail iitra In mnicn and
aneifat ~lahEnaEes rtrfA label. s,amta. IN
I've metal OF rupfsr Wuod engraving. pat.
isIn lslisri q various ttylea. blsgtruiyplng In
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81:

We offer, as will be seen, great in
ducements TO clubs. Where ten per-
sons take the paper it only coststhem
two dollars and a-hdf. Forty sub
scribers only pay two dollars. The
Weekly Avalanche shall not be infe-
rior in size, appearance, and variety
of news and editorial matter to any
Weekly in the country. Each num-
Der will contain a complete history
of the political events of the preced-
ing week. The exciting events Of
the day and the diabolism of the Rad
ical tyrants and imps of perdition
will be carefully recorded We have
special correspondents in all direc-
tons, and our facilities for making a
first-class newspaper are unsurpassed.
We ask our friends throughout the
South to give us such encouragement
as their circumstances will admit, and
we will continue to put forth our
best efforts to stay the torrent Of po-
litical corruption, and to develop and
foster Southern resources and interests.
nj. c. GALLAwAY q Co.,
Avalanche Building,
Memphis, Tenn.
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Removal.
Geo. PattisOn & Co.
Have removed their stock of
BOOKS a STATIONERY
To 81 Main. Street.

WEI 1de1 bd. Monroe and Union.
And are huv rvady to furnish anything IN our
hue. We viii saacaut 10 make Il 10 the 10.
'srssi q Ill sho my lavuF ne with q sall
iy3i.f
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Atlantic mud Grent Wcstcrn
T. Wv n ".

fsy'tau 81 'oa tolfime "a ld.k att, dry
Other uHie
Thnuu1iiit rioi p itsgs tor rin 81. So ltl
nnidtay Sew fHa 50 ~ sHn street and
lf School rIfrel lIl flu Depot luI Onion
unrw Di,,rInA ST. 90 C'trs ifart ChIa,
su in Cn tuti NJ yp No W,al fuurih street
v 4 slfnr Broadway tHl Front sirrris lli
Vine sltrfn atr 4 Na.l Inr steamers laul
Ina, uoi of Vine sinei. ami 40 New Passenger
Derol Of ibs Cincinnati. Hamilton 4 DAYTON
Railway in louisville al ). W corner Main
and Third street., and - Fourth street and al
The Offices of connecting lines.
D. RrCRER Gent supt
W y sHATTuC, Gcnl Ticket Agent
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fmg wrgaLy
PA NOLA ST X
D. wmlaulD Az
Pamela. n1i=sis=ippi,
HvUHY BATUAbAT
.ss
The stAn haa d larger Circulation
ihnn OIL the papers Published IN tlls
4 elton If the State combined and
.ir Subscription LIT Is steadily
Increasing making II the most de-
Imblg ApytnIislSd MEDIUM
Ever Published In North Mississippi
It is located in one Of the most cx-
tcnsiyc
COTTON-GROWING REGIONS
in the South, in a populous and
wealthy county, and in DIRECT
Railroad Communication
with all parts Of the United States.
yUsIrEss .uE.r
will not fail to note the advantages
to be derived from communication
with the People through its columns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-06

" up inch or two, bein willin myself TO go
down mile to accomplish it. But it woodent
be lifted. On the contrary It insulted me
with bali votes. Therefore l hev no SYM
patby with the organissahun. w coUfso
bsymore 10 dead weight. and q may y
allowed TO yuse phrase borrored fIon ~
essoshates Nv last summer, Blare i = dsnA
beat, and il wood be well to withdea6 en-
both; bnt IT, . too late to do emmy good, %
will not permit my name to bs ycosed undsS
any circumstances. BY all means w1tsdfA1
Seymors and Blars. az neither " them arc
en-. 8. r. CHAss.
There wers perhaps dozen more, and oil
Az sa.sssposted she sAms cours4, thu With.
draws. ~ Seymose 4 Blars on account nv
on6tnesA both Of thoes gentleman evea
agreeing e1 TO the on6tnsss nv the other.
Bat. no ono offered to take the vacant place
ssptip Aostsomsry Rlars, Who renArtt That
probihly it mite be we'll TO pnt him on the
ticket With Frank. No concleoslon WIZ A.
rived at, and the consplters dispersed With .
afsat cloud hangin ovsr en-.
II RELY seems 10 me ez tho the eleckahun
~ Grant and Colfax wuz inevitable, and that
afaes ~ shell ~ turned ont in my old age to
grass, ez Nebnchadnezzsr WIZ. Pollock will
ret the Postofis ana Joe Bigler will be his
deputy. Well, there is groceries to keep,
and it will 60 hard Of | can't make . livin 81
that.
PETROLEUM V. Massey, P. n,
fWich il po.tmaster.)
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home to dinsa. while II mind vasahsorbed
by N imcoeanns besinen operation, be had
la he rine 8 N. 0mAa4's. The iuprps-
sisu thst 10 haA gives ~ ring to rhillip ~
fastsnsd apeo his mid. He rensmbe1ed
~ flct Of snlnpg hin, sad his intsation b.
cnno . roaIttyss
When sbos eoncsGSsd be snpsea jsdees
Mn several ,Sthev indGnAces Or 49, nind.
ednGss Of which he had been guilty, in this
M1aDer explaining the mistake be had made.
must do him the justice to say that be
nade Phillip ample amends in the shape of
q hundred d6Ylsf BIT f6r Inv R0ubie h6 nxd
caused him bat believe that Mr.. Casmau
hated me 10 the day Of his death. IcaHNay
~ would not have psnished him 20 severe
tylfks lad tSS94sd diS HEg1 1SHl15m2H.'
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r AL-l'S
Vegetable SiiciIiaD Hair Renevu

ErcrY Ucdr increases the oopa,-
farifH Of this rattfabfc mar Prep
nrafjOn, Which ~ due To merit
ntoHe. Ne cut assure orr old
patfons Mtaf IL IL Kept rum mp IN
its high standard, Hitd to those
aGH0 hare Hefoi used IL ne can
co,tfi.fes ~ say. that IL is The OnIY
reffHbte aaiH perfected preyp0fA-
fjon tn restore GRAY OF FADED
IlAEss to Its UonthftH cofor, maxi
ing II soft, lHstfoas, 6Hd sihccn:
The scatp, by It's nsc. becomes
tChike and clean: it ren0res all
eraptions and dandrnH, and bu
as tonic pTOperfies p,erenfs The
hair from fatiihy out, as IL sfint-
Hfdtes aud nOufishes the hmis.
pfnnis. BY its use Ht hair groMs
Hicher and stronger. la badness
IL restores tie capillary giasAfa
to their normal rigor, and sniH
!. edte a netC Orofcth errepf ia
eItreme old age. II Is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
eref used, as IL requires fescer
applications. and Dffcs the hair
that splendid glossy appearance
so much admired by all. Il. Il
Hayes. III. D.. State Ass1Uer II
MISS, snUs, "ff,e constituents arc
pure and cnrefaify selected f0s
e.rceifenf guaiifY. mud J consitfer
IL HE BEST PREPARATION for
sts intended p,tfposes.' Wey,tb-
We send free or mai 7t1,O,t appti-
cation. nhicH contains cOninen-
ttdtofy nottces from ciergUtue1A,
3,hYsicians. the press. dnd others
Ne hare mude The study Of Mh
Hniy. and its diseases q sDeciQHK
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Ous contemporary has IN article illustrating
hcwsoae feels Afles one is dead. 10 the wind


Ous contemporary has An article illustrating
MONT feels ANef one is dead. 10 the wind
up Of that article he says:
WSbov Il s1brsssion to the will of ths pep
pie ~ expressed at ths ballot box, but We shall
not ra|sS one jot OK little in efforts to change
putt11 ~ lk55stAy bslding up 70 view The vices
sad errors Of Radisalism, and BY earnest appeala
to the rseaon Of orr countrymen to abandon the
naAssssof passion q zen dered by civil war, aad
TO cultivate friendly fraternal feeling among oil
Anexipas. sItisaas who inhabit every section Of
oufSem 1ruu esu1tp1ss We desire only good gov
eminent for al, Republicans and Democrats alike
and ~ mott ainssraly hope il may BE- attained
un0btthS Rehabilitation Of General Grant saes
10 hes bssn elected President.
That's gf1nnJ, when you think aboutit.
Clagsts isn't going to relax one jot or titsls
OH sGQtg . change PUBLIC sessinsat-' !
Claeeaa aays that. And Jet never in oil bic
life - - 1ssn-s nember Of > party that
shs majority 81 ths people Of the country
sus.ained. IA wasa Wing; and the MAORI
v6fshsDsStsl 81 he county were asainn
him.
mn y ~ssa II ev. n othins, and the ma
;ority Of the people we're against him. Since
that he las belonged to the Pro-Slavery and
the Rebel Democracy; and the majority Of
the psople q tho couasry hsvs been and ere
aanisst 49, Still he intesds to labor to
change public opinion to his own side.
II Clsgett Was modest man, it might
possibly occur = him to thisk for moment
whether il il Clasett or majority Of the
people Of the land that is wrong. But he
isnt modest. That qasry won'l occur to
him. And no will still continue to work to
change pablis sentiment.
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& IkREKI HUBBARD ca, Tv1Des sa0 OoT,iaee efeI
y descriptions, ostton cAnvaAs Of Az uidths ri
: eShea Tents, AwnfpOp aAd Covers, Tar Pitch Oskun
Tackle Blocks, etc, 2o5 and 2o7 3 Wafer street
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THEGATECITY.
KHDKvrK. IOWA:
FRIDAY HoRSno, NOVEMBER 8.
!.


Ns smoke has rlsarel fem 'she battle.
6elx and wScan ~ what has been done.
,S>rr Arn
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Necessary to . choice, 148.
dhdflpTigphH lsp Totes.

OF tho Ht0teo cot down @ doubtful NO VIII
make no conjecture here, ~ our late dispatch-
., given On u,s6r.p psse,. will doubtless
show how they havs gone.
The latest reports give New York to Soy
mour, z1ssd M tsns that. OF tho quali>
6ed voters Of that State, ws have no doubt
that round majority were for Grant. Yet
the vote Of the State Is not needed for
Grant's success. And should Seymour get
oil the doubtful States, Grant will yet have .
hsaaubne uasjorit1 IN the Electoral College.
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ssesass~Hs -
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! Bti / l /
iFt tsF M
1880 1 ks
.apa1!s IT. = .h#
a 0OFLaNb'S GEFNlN BlTTEsS
G
HooFttno's GERMAN
,se<fFE EtEgsf3
Prepared 81 m.n-.M. jackson,
sss .5e-t
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
fs@7@ 3lsa@sgseSss
THE GREAT REMEDY
3JaS! .ns..-. j is
L,ver, stomach,
farss#s
oryDi2estiye Organs.
Hooaand's German Bitters.
III 1913 80 ,f ffsk
ar. ,.hpo... .ts.@anlsae 90. Juice. Tor :. the,
are medically term ., Extract. q Roots.
highly c,rcentrassd and ntrsy eero alcoholic adj
HooqNAA'sGornAep4 elsic
10 combination 81 I'll TIE Ingredients 81 tbs Bitters
si,a 1ns s sha
remedies ever offered u the public. sa
Those prefsrIipgs medicine free from Alcoholic ad-
Hooa,snxrs dssEm ~ nAfefA
In cn.es OF depression, When alcoholic
stimulus 10 necessary.
HooFLAND's GERMAN TONIC
should be used,
z. T19s e. 10Th Equally sefd snd
~ stons4 nom varisy pf4u4s, such = lssti..'
,.ss 4 z ~. ,t 1s s,s
tn result Of which is ~ that the patient suffers
from several Of the following diseases:
Constipation Flatulence, Inward Piles, Full
ness of Blood to the Head, Acidty of
the Stomach, Nausea. Heartburn,
Disgust for the Food, 3Tullness
OF Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Fluctuations, Sink
ing or Fluttering at the Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming of
the Head, Hurried or Difficult brea-
thing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking
or ssutfocanng Sensations when in Lying
Posture, Dimness Of Vision, Dots or
Webs before the Sight, Dull Pain in
the Head, Deficiency of Perspi.
the ss ssin an "a Eeyveass, Pain "a
in the Sides, Back, Chest, Limbs,
ETC., Sudden FIushes of Heat, Burning
in the Flesh, Constant Imaginngs of Evil,
and Great Depression Of Spirits.
Insss csrno Nervous
sc Darrhes Disease Of The Kidneys and all Diseases
rssing from Disordersd Liver, Stomach Intestines
DEBILITY.
Resultine from any Cause Whatever;
REGISTRATION OF THE SYSTEM,
induced by Severe Labor, Hardships,
Exposure, Fevers, etc.
There is no medicine ant equal to these remedies in
.rcn cases tone snd sisqr is Impaired to the whole
system the sss !.
bloc Is PARTED, theE8s complexion becomes
sound and healthy, the yellow tnge eraiicated from
the eyes bloom is given 10 ,he cheeks aud the weak
And nervous Invalid becomes STRONG andhealthy being
Iec7s ans II dUaEred ia Life
And feeling thu hand Of lime weighing heavily upon
th.m with ali its attendant ills viii mud in the use Of
these BITrHRs the Tah1, elixir that vii, nstiil
life nsaths VEINS restore in measure the energy
and ardor youthful days fuld their sbrunk
FORMS and give health and happiness TO their remain
iug years. N
NOTICE.
Itsa veIi established fact that fully half OF The
i i. .s,..a,, = .ee a. i
their oWn Oppression, HNfef rei "eii they
are angnid, devoid Of AL energy extremely and
have appetite.
TO this eass persons the Bitters the Tonic
especially comu,endsd.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the OF either ofthsse nsdiee
They will every ca~e Of MAKAsXUs without fail.
Thousands Of icstss have sGnn ulatei Ia the
hands OF proprieo hut ssce viii AIow Q: the pub
iica:iop OF but few. These it will be otscrvid
mon Of note And such standing that they mnst be pe
Iieved.
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Total...... ......lso

The vhals nnnber Of Electoral votes IS
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c n / { A 6 Q
TRADE.

Is 1he mescaneih hossss whose cards com
ee1o1la iss sarsfally selected from
a1l1so1og ms = Chicago ~ those whose
extensive operations and widespread reputa-
ton entitle them to The FIRST rank in com.
fAeecs The business cards Of these eseab-
lishments in their several trades have been
classified in alphabetical order, forming I
compyeheDsise synepsis Of business Informs
ton, upon which or merchants can rely.
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seamless ThtmDIc skc ma.


~ BRowNAOO. Msnohenrers. Our skslns 81
~. the heaviest and hest offered 20 the trade Send
for illustrated Catalogue, % Kingsbury Street.
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Observation-Disclosures CIDER
VINEGAR, warranted pure, and to preserve pickles
ret Premium srded 1T the U. g. Fair nois State
Fair and Chicago City FAifi Largest works the kind
In the United atstss.
CHAe. @ &. pRUssING, i
aa28deod8m aa9AS41 LATEST. Chicago.
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sa1,u,e~ naraware.

IFAYDNN 4 KAT Carriage Goods SaddIery Hasd-
wHye, Leather, Hubs, fpsk-s and Bent Carriaes
Work sInngr, Axles Bolts, ana Msllsable Iron Is q
Al Lake street
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Chicaxo Iron Works.
DR. 60o11G.

OWEN, NAlTAAN 4 WlHsLOw Wholesale Dry
u goods, Woolens and Notions, Is and II Raudolpk
[srcet, large stcck and low prices.
h .ALl VAN WICK, Dealers in Dry aoods, Wooisns
~ And Notions 1t Wholesale Stock we'll selocted and
sold II bottom prices, b3 Lake street.
9 D. JACKSON co. wholesale Dress Good. W6Is
-. Goods Notions, Hosiery, Woolens, Furnishing
Goods, &C. 50 and 81 Wabash Avenue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-06

TvHE MONITOR msks II mere and better bricks With
i eivsn power With ~ bssAkdowns thsn sn othse
iaehiss. ksslp Roras Mig o., u OunAi street.
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8, Paints and Glass.

EwIs, HAM co sell Painfs, Oils, varniahes and
Il Window Glass, cheaper than sny house IN the
Northwest, % to 96 nth Water etreet
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-04-17
2ELL'S RAW BGNE PHOSPHATE,
COTTON. TOBACCO, CORN, OATS,
wheat, Rye. P0tatOes, IurnipS, Cab
b2ge, Grass, &c,
april 10

This article Is made OF Pure Raw Zones and
Phosphate GIano, rendered to d soluble form, and
cgIt.jns the requisite quantity Of ammonia to
stimulate the youus plants 10 get beyond the
reach Of insects; and also a large amount Of
PhosphCrlc Acid, 10 give strength and stability to
the stalk and weight 10 the grain
It exccls Peruvian Guano IN setting Clover,
MAKES heavier Weld and superior quality OF Cot
tgn L bacco, Grain, &c and stands the drought
.'iauter.
For thi7 valuable Fertilizer only ask fair
trial aide y side with any Fertilizer in the mar
kct. to attest It's superiority. 1t IS as active as
Peruvian Guauo for the fret crop, and tor sue
ceeding crops far superior.
Every Planter -hould give it trial, as tbs cost
is more than repaid the first year, and its benef-
Cial effects lasting.
Fine ana dlv for drilling.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-04-17

r,,,,,I -1Sr,,,,, o,,. Original Bill.
jane, " Russ
TT hPPEAHI g UPOE AFEIR AFiT, That
/ john l. NcMilIan. al.e Of the defendants in
tae 4b}va en- tiled salt go abscords or c0iCeals
himself rha. the ordinary process of lew cannot
ba served upou him, he is hereby noti6 4 to ap-
ar at the next Term OF the Court of Equity, T.
lie betd for he county of New Hanover, at the
Cnur House IN Wilmington, on the fourth M0D-
day after the fourth Monday in Mach :. y. 1868,
til. II and there to plead, answer or demur to sald
sur, or Judgment pro c0nfesSo viii be entered as
tJ him.
Witness, FREDERIcK D, POISSON, Clerk and Mas
ter Of the Cour, IF lqui;, for the county of New
Il mover, the J!h Monday after the III Monday in
Sept -mber, 4. D 1857
FREDERICK D. POISSON,
Clerk and Master.
y,arcy,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-04-17
STATE NEWS.

BANKRUprcY.-The following persons
have fled petitions in bankruptcy, viz
JOS. W. Drew, William Walton, W. G..
Coggin and Lewis Cotton, BERTHE W. D.
Riddick, E. n Riddick, S. A. Truett, J.
r. Stevenson, w. M. Fleetwood, E. w.
Riddick and Thos. T. Riddick, Perquim
ans JOS. S. Thompson, VIM. Il. Faucett,
Joseph Hildesheimer, Silas Webb, JOS.
Whitley, Jno. G. Carver and Sydney Tut
tie, Craven VIM. B. Wise, W. l.. Daniel,
G. E. Worrell, J. A. Worrell, VIM. Sharp,
J. w. Lewis, j. S. Stevenson, W. H. Oar
den, G.. ". Thompson, M. w. Lassiter, S.
NJ. Aumack, W. B. Day, Solomon Keen,
S. b. Pool, D. Valentine, W. NJ. Wise,
George Baker, j. D. Britt and w. D. Bryan,
Hertford Milton Murphy and Robt. c.
Bailey, Guiford Howgil Julian, Elmsly
Carter and ". M. Miller, Randolph w.
Il. Sibrell, J. A. Flanagan, L. E. Darden,
Joseph T. Waldo, ". ". Brown, JAS. M.
Silterson, Goodman Darden, W. W. An
thony and 6. Fl. Croften, Martin ; ". w.
Woodward and Jno. II. Hall, Chowan E.
J. Parker, Jno. Kittrell, j. Il. Bond, JnO.
G.. James, w. FL. Lee and T. W. Babb,
Gates A. c. Council and NJ. G. Campbell,
Chatham Geo. T. Leavister and s. r.
Hunt, Granville ; Henry Long, Union j.
F. Pegram, CASTOR 9. ". Lrmsford, Cas-
we'll; G. A. Lack, Wake; J. r. Ball, Frank
lin W. h. Ponteu, Halifax.
CH1CoRA CEMETERY. Tie ladies of the
Smithvile Memorial Association of Cum
berland county have purchased beautiful
iron fence for the Confederate Cemetery =
at that place. The Cemetery contains 81
bodies, and is situated upon the third line
of breastworks upon the battlefield, and
has been named by the ladies "Chicora
Cemetery"
NEGRO MASONIC LoDGE.-We learn thai
under dispensation granted from the
Grand Lodge Of NenO York, negro Masonic
Lodge has been organized in this city
We do not belong to the ancient anC
honorable Masonic fraternity, and, there
fore, know nothing of It's system of gov
ernment. What Jurisdiction has the Neu
York Grand Lodge i'll NORTH CarOLinG? L
it the purpose to Africanize Masonry il
the South, as we'll as everything else p
Will not the Masone be prompt to resent
| this impudent intrusion. Raleigh Sentinel
CANVASS IN EDGECoMBE Our Candidates
| anu OduFdoS6IS uGdCcu c'tNAE 80 A4o" "a
| Fred Philips and others are dealing the
enemy heavy blows on every side, and are
fast opening the eyes of many of the col
ored people to the enormity of the meas
ures embraced in the proposed Constitu
ton.
| The radical speakers have been repeat
edly dared to meet them on the stump, bu
with the exception ofyesterday at Edwards
they have not faced the music, and it il
hardly probable that they will try the ex
pertinent again, especially as they have il
every other instance SO arranged their ap
pointments as to prevent the possibility o
a second scoring.
The white people of Edgecombe ar
thoroughly aroused and on the days of cleo
| ton will poll such vote against the Con
stitution and its infamous supporters, a
would astonish the old County in better
days gone by.-Tarbcro' SoutEerner.
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their country. If under all this there is
confidence in the ultimate justice of the
Northern masses, we feel sure that it will
be abundantly justified by the result.