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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-03

The D1FEEKENoE-Our Southern people
have great individuality Of character 1t is
strongly marked upon the constitutions of
the u s., and Of the States. Their education
and habits made them love the Independence
Of the Individual man and bend their remar-
kable development Of great master minds
rulers and leaders Of the people for years.
The yankees-we mean the Puritanic New
Englanders when we say Yankce-are, and
have always been, nsachines-the condensed
mass-the concentrated embodiment of one
idea, and that idea sell. They have worked
together, and in war the machine overcome
the individual selishness-force and concen-
tration upset the individual-ihe grand and
generous but unsupported idea. Now that
slavery which gave power-gave strength to
that individuality is gone forever, is it not
like the "play of Hamlet with Hamlet LETT
out" for us to longer contend single handed
against this fearfully and wonderfully made
machine? Is it not sound sense to educate the
enlarged, individual brain Of the Southern
people, SO as to adopt every good yankee
idea and conquer them? 1t strikes US that
not only policy but sound sense, loveof couu-
try, pride-every feeling which should ami
mate patriot dictates this course, When
you engraft on Southern character, yankee
energy, yankee idea Of detail, yankee devo
ton to material interests, still retaining the
lovable qualities Of the Southerner, you have
the people who are to rule this continent
Let us try it. The price is surely worth the
sacrifice Of individual inyalatisma and preju
l. dice.
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Notice to CSnfractors.-The plans
IN and specifications fer the con
structon Of an Episcopal Church will be ready for
examination by Saturday, May 81, inst. The at
tentioH of builders isinvted, and proposals are
solicited. which VIII be reeeiyed at the Office of j.
D. Price Co., for the execution Of the work.
Contractors may bid for the whole ofthe work, or
for each mechanical branch separately, or both
ways, as they may prefer. Proposals Is be opened
by the COMMITTEE on the 18th day Of june next,
and thework awarded aRd contracts closed at that
time. s-ery@ THE COMMITTEE. .
June 3-tca
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70 work, Gentlemen, to Worki,

The papers are working, calculating from
Scho6eld's report and other sources, which
give the Conservatives $1,000 majority in;
the State. That majority may be fooled
away by General Apathy" or Gen. Fool, as
it was in the election for delegates to the Con-
vention. Trust not to it, people Of Virginia,
but recollect that "God helps those who help
themselves" Work nov-See every man
in your neighbsrhood- make him register
and see that he votes against the Constitu-
ton and for our ticket the day of election
You gentlemen Of property and influence in
each and every peighborhood, you lawyers,
doctors, merchants, property holders, in towns,
and Villages must turn out and work on cleo
ton day. Your carriages, syonr horses, your
wagons, your presence and labor-.everrything
N ust be psedta bring honest, but poor white
men to the. polls: # necessary you mus,
pay for the support of their families while
they-are absent from daily toll 1t is work
hard york and no striking at the price. Come
down. to it now and save future onfscaiSoa
Of Ill, by sinalEsacrifce Of time aad mon
ey. If you leave this matter to the ''boys'
as YOU did during the war and hug you1
atheories" to your beating hearts at home, i
maybe that the "hoys' may get up an Fsin
difference" equal to your oWn. Turn out
/ gentlemen, turn out for Gods sake and-our
This is trough and tumble fight ant
even broad -eloth coat and a silk vest mus
be soiled or we may all go down property a
we'll as life. s'Thc devil is loose in this land !.
Help us to catch him, is all the "boys" asl
now. Is it too much
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-03

A NEW FENCE-The attention of the farmers
n Of this county is requested 10 new Style
Of Board Fence. specimen Of which is to be
seen in the Court House yard, staunton.
1t is erected WITHOUT posts costs less to prepare
than the ordinary board fence, can be put up and
'ss sssf "s sssa a is firm md s
SCENTS mapy pointsof advantage for the considers
ton Of tho farmer. Farm rights will be disposed
Of upon reasenable terms, either by George s.
Price Or the undersigned
april 22-tf DAVID BUCHER.
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N0TfCE.w-,A concert of Vocal and In
~ strumentaf music will be given at the
Institution for the D., D., and Blind, on the
18th Of June. Doors open at 7 P. NJ. Miss
Sue Ridsnour's Benefit night, one Of the grad
yates Of this session.
The public generally are invited to attend
Tickets in raised type at 80 cents each, to
be found at all the Drug and Book Stores
3. C. COVELL,
Principal Inst: D. D, & B..
: iune 3-2t s.s
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PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY |.
DAVID D. M. DIGGS,

Office, Stonardsvi0e, Greene County, "a,
OFFERS for sale great many desirable farms,
" many highly improved, on Conway, South
Swift Run and Rapid Ann rivers, being princi-
pally in the counties of Greene, Albemarle,
Orange, Louisa, Madison and Culpeper, Merchant,
drist and saw-Millg, three poctar1 stands, good
will and practice; Tanpsries, Mineral Ores
large interest ip Raleigh Springs, &C., 70.
june 3-tf D. D. NJ. DIGGS.
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THE musical embarrassment in connection with
i the commencement exercises Of the Au4
gusta Female Seminary, will take place on the
evening Of the q It'll inst, at o'clock. On the
18th, at the same hour, certificates and diplomas
will be delivered, and addresses made by the Rev.
Mr.. Bowman, of Augusta and Rev. Mr.. Woods,
Of Charlottesville. The friends Of the school
are invited to attend. june S-3t
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ADVERTISEMENT.


R,OhnstOn's SeIf.Raking Reaper.
D We wish to introduce TO the notice Of the
farmers this perfect Self Raking Reaper.
But two Of these machines were brought to this
State last rear, one Of which sold By us to / Wayt
Bell, ESQ, upon whose farm ita merits weye most
gent farmers In proof Of its complete triumph
under all circumstances, and in all kinds Of grain
we deem it only necessary to refer to the follow
certificates:
PARKINs, NELSON l. CO., Agents.
January 9th, 1883.
Messrs Rarkins, Nelson 4 Co., Staunton, Va
Gentlewen-The Johnston Self Raking Reaper
purahased of you last year. did all that you
claimed for it. I used it in cutting oyer one hun
dred and eighty acres Of land-wheat oats, bar
ley, and cloverseed-in each of which it did the
work perfectly. l used the same two horses ~
harvest the draft being light that did not con
slider it necessary to change them, notwithstand-
ing had others standing idle
/ consider it the best machine have ever seen.
j. WAYT BELL.
My farm adjoins that Of J. Wayt Bell saw
his machine at work, and do not think he says too
much in its faver. WI. D. BELL.
rive M Certificate respecting the Johnston Self
Raking Reaper you sold ]. ". Bell last season.
used the same machine in cutting part of q field.
II performed admirably-laid the sheaves straight
and cut the swath smooth-both in short and heavy
wheat. JOHN RAMSEY.
We, the undersigned, farmers residing in Au-
gusta county, Va, witnessed the performance Of
the Johnston Self Raking Reaper, as operated last
Summer by Parkins, Nelson & Co., Agents, and
we have no hesitation in saying that it exceeds
anything in the shape Of . reaper that we ever
saw for the eonpletepesa Of wegk pad ease Of
draft. Jas. W. Crawford.
VIM. 8 McChesney, VIM. F. Asst Bre.
a. H: TaylaF, s.K. Taylor
NAV 20-2m
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rohn r. Butterly,

q sln-TAKE NOTICE,
That on the 9th Of June, 1868, at this Office.
Of the Clerk Of the County Courtof Augusta,
gill; proceed to take the depesitions Of
John 4. Hurts and others, to be read in .
chancerry suit for divorce, pending in the
Circ99it Court Of Augusta, in which I, by
my hext friend, am Pl'ff and You are def.
MILISSIA NJ. BUTTERFLY, '
may. 10, 1ss8-4t by her nsxt friend.
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rrUBBARD LIGHT MOWER.

III, This favorits machine is again before
the public, much improved since last Summer
For its merits we refer those wishing to buy NOV.
ers to the following gentlemen--a few among the
many who are now using them:
J. s. P. Todd, Mt. Scion,
James Byers, Parnassus,
VIM B. Cochran, Churchyille,
James w. Crawford, Staunton,
w. j. D. Bell, g
David S. Bell, Fishersville,
Luke Woodward, Craigsyills,
j. W. MeCutchen, 4"
Andrew Cameron, Lexington,
R. ]. Glsndy, Bath county,
]. C. Lewis,
VIM w. Montgomery, Deerfeld.
III PARKINS, NELSON & CO., Agents.
may 20 -2m
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A mass meeting for Augusta, county will
b. held at sraunton on Wednesday, june
18th, spd will. be addressed by Colonel Robert
e. Withers, General James A. Walker, John
L. Marye, Jr.,. Esq, Colonel Marmaduke
johnson, Coleman Yellott, Esq, of Rock
bride; Hon. Shelton F. Leake, of Albmarle.
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An ITEM FOR THE RAp1oALs--AtH ar.
psr's Ferry in 1861, a soldier of the 1st Ten.
nessee, c. Regiment, told US that ''the first
shock he bad to his confidence in our cause
vas Andy Johnson's taking the other side .
CD him'-said he, sswe've had him corn.
cred, politically, forty times-hod him dosOn
had him epe'y 'eoy-6ut he Arrays came
out on top" The result Of impeachment re-
minds US Of this little incident and we give
it for the consolation of the Radicals, with
out money and without price" We hope
they will appropriately express their gratitude.
There is beauty and triumph ip Memo.
~ By it We conquer the present AND Gre
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DUBLIC CONCERT
l. BY THE
Stanton Musical Association

The Staunton Musical Association will close the
season by giving two consecutive Concerts at the
Institution for the D. D. & Blind, on Thursday ana
Friday nights, 4th and 9th Of June next. The Can
tatas of .sBelshazzar's Feast and esther" will
be rendered.
Tickets for both performances so cents.
!. may 27-2t p. n. GUY. Secretary
KTOTICE.-f win sep, privately, Lot Of
~ 30 feet front, running "A feet back. sit
uate, on the East side of Green street. near its
intersection North with Beverly Street. There is
not more desirable Lot for private residence
in that part Of the Town.
(. Terms can be known by applying tome.
may 27-3t TIMOTHY HARRIGAN.
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u ugHstR White Sulphur and
A Alum Springs.

n ugNgtR White Sulphur and
IA Alum Springs,
formerly known as sTRIBLINGS, 13 miles from
Staunton Augusta County, Va.
This delightful mountain retreat, Is miles north
west of Staunton, and directly ON the Warm
Springs and Harrisonburg Turnpike, has been
undergoing Improvement for the last year and is
now ready for the reception of Visitors. Persons
leaving Baltimore WaslhinEgtan, Richmnondl or
Lynchburg arrive at this place the same day by Z
m, The TABLE will be supplied with the best
FARE the country affords.
With an experience of many years, as the Les.
see of one Of the finest watering places in Virginia.
for his guide the proprietor fatters himself that
he will beable to afford satisfaction and pleasure
to all who visit the Augusta White Sulphur and
Alum Springs, for the Restoration Of Health or for
Pleasure.
pR- FINE BAND OF MUSIC has been en-
gagged for the season, and full corps of attentive
and efficient servants will be on hand to attend to
the wants Of guest
Already the demand far the strongly impregna-
ted Alum Watsr Of these Springs has caused The
Proprietor to send it out in bottles fer sale to the
inyalids who cannot find it convenient to visit the
Springs. To those who cannot visit the springs
its use is confidently RECOMMENDED.
gT BOARR:EPeF aay, $3.50. Per week.
SIS. Per MONTH $50. ~.
To Families that wish to stay q few months Of
the season, liberal deduction will be made from
-absye raatss. !. 4. H1ElFEF1LlEFINGER!,
may 27-tf Proprietor.
WEsLEYAs1M, i Esmals Institute,
The final written examinations before the Fac
ulty in this Institution will close the 18th of june
The final oral examinations, conducted before
the Committee, will commence Thursday, the 18th
and close the goth of June.
Sunday, the 2lst Of June-Annual Commence
ment Sermon, by Reg. YIN. Y. Tudor, ofWasAA-
ington city.
Tuesday, the 2Srd of june, at 8 o'clock, P.
" Annual IR 'RRii0F cSnceFt, conducted by Prof j.
Wednesday, The 9th of Jqne--At IL q clock,
Meeting of the Board of Trustees.
Wednesday, (same day., at 8 o'clock, p NJ.
Annual Senior Concert and Cantata, conducted by
Prof Hewitt.
Thursday, the 25th Of June, Commencement
Day-Order Of Exercises:
First Reading the Report of the Committee.
SecoRd-Announcemeqt Of the Standing and
Graduation Of Students.
Third-Conferring Degrees.
Fourth-Commenceme Address by Rev. Lo-
renze p, Huston, p. D. of Baltimore.
The public are. cordially invited to attend all
the exercises except the examinati9pg; to the lat
ter the officers and patrons Of the Ipgtitnte are
alone inyiteq. WM. A. HARRIS,
may 27-te President
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n GENTS WANEEn
~ 70 sell the superb New Engravings
IDEAL HEADS OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
drawn BY
CHARLES A. RARRY,
Reproduced on stone in Paris by LAFossEE and
FuHnE, the most eminent Lithogrsphsrs in the
world Namely
THE ANGEL OF THE HOSPITAL,
AT THE FRONT,
THE COLOR BEARER,
BEFORE THE BATTLE
ARMY NEWS.
PRIZE $3.50 cash Or the WHOLE set for $40.
Great Inducements can be offered to Agents
Single copies or the set will b. sent by mail,
postpaid, on receipt of price. Read the follow
ing TEsTIMoN1ALs:
care admirable specimens Of Art."-0iiver
Wendell Holmes.
ssTAese Heads in the delicacy Of both drawing
and printing are worthy Of the highest epmmen-
dalton. Henson ]. Leasing
ssNeyer were there Iaors speaking faces than
these revelations Of sublime wonaahoed."-pr.
]. S. Holland
1.-The conceptions have great purity and dslioa-
cy."-Mrs. Harriet BECKER Stowe.
"Must pronouncs EACH in its own style, match
less. Mrs. Harriet Prescott Spofard.
4 f''CreOltaOlc 70 HIS genius ~ MI W1tAst. DUE
ton Commercial Bulletin.
The pictures merit the commendation which
they have received from the highest sources."-
Springfield Republican.
s'The Ideal Female Heads, typical Of the faces
Of American women, represent with fidelity their
charities, their sympathics, heroism, devotion
and attachments. Philadelphia Press.
ssThe subjects are handled with the spirit and
pathos which mark Barry's draginngs. IN. =.
Evening Post.
nsnssiy pePslsl Msssdiss hss. 5snsa-
al.
Agents wanted everywhere Address,
l. p. ROBINSON, Publisher,
nay 1874 Springfield, Alasa.
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.OUTH'S Gem and Ferotype :.
~ Gallery.

4aa1ery,
(Qyer RsaRs Alby's cieshipg storey =
wish to inform the public that am prepared
to furnish them with GEM Pictures in every STYLE
Of the art-such as Gem Types, Ferotype and
Ambrotype. Four Gem Pictures for one dollar,
and finished in twenty minutes after making mo
setting. Pictures furnished in Cases, Lccketa
and Breastpins. at the shortest notice. Call ald
examine specimens JOHN NJ. SOUTH ha
may 2O-3m .''- ~ ttl3H'
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NEW ADVERIsTEMFrrs.
TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.

THE LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
L the Oldest and largest concern Of the
kind in the United States, possessing sxtraordi-
nary facilities for the manufacture Of Fertilizers
'ensrol'ns exclusively the night sell, oal, bones
ana dead animals Of New York, Rrepklya and
Jersey cities, as also the great Communipaw ab.
Datolrs, offer for SALE in lots to suit customers,
5000 TONS
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BONE DUST.

l-cOARSE and FINE MIXED ZINE, suit
able for Rrilliing. And 3-FLQURED BONE.
1asr We WARRANT OUR BoNE TO ANALrzz PURE
Packed in bbls. of $50 lbs each. For Winter
grain, Double-re6ned Poudrette and Fine Bone,
mixed in equal proportions and drilled in with the
seed, haye produced most remarkable effects
seld as lor as any asticas ST same purity and
ipeness in the market ~ * 49,
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D0UBLEREHNEDP OuDRET7E

Made from night soil, blood, bones and offal,
ground to . powder.
1ts enecfs have been most astonishing, doubling
the crops and maturing them ten days or two
weeks earlier Equal to the best brands Of su-
perphosphate for Present Crop, although sold only
for
Thirty psllaFs peg tsn..
Packed in hbls ~ 05n ~ - II e'''
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NempIe of Fashion !

HVempIe of Fashion,!
MRS. KATE NJ. KELLEY,
Has Just received and is now opening Ave humid
red dollars worth Of Lace Points Or sannaer wrap
ings-also Dress Trimmings Of every description
ana latest style Many other artiolss tses inu-
m4rous to mention. Ladies' will ds wellAe sxl and
examine and judge for themselves. Ns-+ :, -
may 1877 wv :. -
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Their business is conducted upon the OSE PR1oE
system, and all they ask to insure satisfaction, is
the pleasure of showing you their Stock.
The highest market price paid in CASH or
GOODS for all kinds o. Country PEopucr,
may 2l-1m
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For Reir's, GGTs.-lrhs subscriber beg

EOr Heirss CnYe.- suAseriseF begs
< to inform tie travelling public, that
from and after the first Of June, 1868, he will
run Daily Line of. Coaches between Staunton
and the above named place, leaving the Virginia
Hotel at 6.oclock,s q. M. arriving at the Weir
Cave in fine season, giving ample time to visit and
explore these great natural duriosities and re-
turn in tine fertile train going west to tbs vir
ginia springs
Splendid oonyeyapces intelligent and accom-
modating drivers will always be on hand, and no
pains will be spared 70 make the trip, delight
ta 'n' A dHN G1 f. hs p Fsaaa trip
june 3-tf Virginia Hotel Stables.
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PHOSPHATE Or TIME,

We offer this Phosphate con6dcatly as being as
good, if aot superior, to any made or sold in
this market. containing alarger amount Of soluble
Phosphate and Ammonia than usual in Superphos-
pilates. For PERMANENT, as well as for immedi-
ate powerful effect upon land, IT HAS NO EQUAL.
Price IL New York, $500 peg Ton of
1000 lbs. For Price Lists Circulars, &C., apply to
HOOE & WEDDERBURN,
| june bonn - Alexandria, Va,
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EMBRO1DERIEs. HOSIERY, CLOVES,
LINENS, sHAwLs, NOTIONS.
a. follows; sHs
Z LADIES MoRocco Doors, FRONT LACE and Coz.
Dress CATERS, BxLrIM6Rr BOOTS, great variety.
together with a full assortment Of Misses saS
Childrens shoes.
Gentlemen will find it to their advantage 10
examine our stock of. =
French Cloths; - .Cassimxrt.,
pucss, Vestings.
Cas1neifs, &o., h.,
before Purchasing elsewhere.
We have also in store
FLOOR AND STAIR CARPETS,
fLooR.ANp T4RLEEs p44 CLOTHS,
With many other things too numerous to men.
tion Call and examine for yourselves.
may lS-tf HILB 4 WELLER.
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sTAUNToN MERCHANDISE.
UILB 4 WELLER,
MT GyrAW fnr6sa Tynwrnv

30 LIB = n W H. 3seS,. e,or,.-
AK special attention Of their friends and the
public ta their large and varied stock Of Spring
and Summer Goods, now receiving and
which have been selected with great care to meet
the wants OF the community and country At large,
and owing to the seeming latensss Of our present
purchase, think we can offer all faysring US with
q call special inducements. Ws are sstis6ed.ths
call and examination viii conyince the most slsp.
teal Of the aboYe assertion.
We think it superauous to enumerate but will Do
SO IN part Opr stock consists Of
BLACK and coLpRED SILKS, in great variety,
chkrE CKETgNNs BLK. and COLORED,
AtPACAS. TAMISE CLOTHS, PLAID
MOHA1RS, MOHAIR LUSTREe.
PAIL DE CHEvEREs, POLL
NETS, MQZAMBIQUES.
MOUSSL[NES,
CHALLtES
The attention Of the Ladies il called 4, .,r
stock Of
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EJICM OCWEEfYy
1O The lEfgsbt. AID finest assortment Of
JEWELRY IN THE VALLEY.
Also 6ne selection of Watches, Clocks, Spec
tacles, Silver and Plated Ware, and Fancy Arti-.
cles.
H6 Every article warranted 80 represented o.
money refunded. e,.~s. =.
Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted At
moderate charges. aB: MAYNE.
from 225 Regent street, London, now Main street,
opposite G. Hirshe's store, Stapnton, Va.
nov Got rec.
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billiard Tables for Sale.--Two Bill
u lard Tables. ii, good order and very
cheap, no fault to find with them, only wish to
make other arrangements. An early application
will secure a bargain. Apply to
ROBERT r. TAYLOR,
University Virginia Restaurant.
JUICE Str Charlottesville, Va.
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0ITUATION WANTED.

N IRRITATION WANTED.
~ A graduate Of the English Branches,
Latin, French and Music on Piano, desires to OBJ
tain situation, for tha:next scholastic year, in
school o.. private family. Best Of references Civ
On. Address, Mics N. NJ,
irne s-tf Lvnebhnrg ~.
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CHARLES M. CHRISTIAN, of Va, with
GEO. ~. BARTLETT,

SUCCESSOR to r. Hickey 4 Brother,
r Importers and Dealers in Foreign and Domes-
tic HARDWARE, No. North Howard
st., opposite the Howard House, BALTIMORE.
Orders from the trade will be promptly attend
ed to and on accsrnm odating terms june -3m
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May 20-tf
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-01
The Weekly Memphis
Avalanche for 1868.
PRICE REDUCEDi

A desperate struggle will be made
by the Radical party to select for the
next President, in November, either
Grant or Wade, pledged to the doc
trine of negro equality in the North,
and of negro supremacy in all the
Southern States. To this party we
are enemies, and will do all to defeat
and utterly overthrow it. We are
the political and personal foe of the
party or the man who advocates the
doctrine Of negro supremacy. The
carpet bag adventures who, by con
trolling the negroes, hope to get into
office, and by usurpation, by partial
legislation, and by force will perpet-
uate their power, we will, as hereto
fore, denounce as enemies of the white
race, to be despised and excluded
from all political and social inter-
course. We are for a white mans
government, to be controlled by white
men and by none others.
The Weekly Avalanche will be
sent to clubs Of ten for two dollars
and fifty cents, each copy, per year,
and an extra copy to those who send
us club of ten. Toclubs of twenty
we charge two dollars per year, and
two extra copies sent to the person
who gets up the club.