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Family Grocery.
Ijams & Hutchins,

AJAtub o. 4utCulnbe
rArd HIGH STREETS, BALTIMORH.
Inform their old friends aud customers, aud
the public generally. tina, they keep GA hand
WINES AND LiQcORS. in wood nj glass, for
medicinal aud oiher purposes superior sugar
cured HAMS the choicest brands 81 FAMILY
FLOUR: Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hysun
aud Black Teas Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee
Loaf. Crushed, PulvcriHcd. Clarified and Brown
sugar Br"na. Cocoa. Chocolate, Farino, Rice
Flour. sage. Yeast Powders, Sardines, Sauces.
fickic.. Extracts. Salad OIL Pure Spices, Fig..
Eai-ims. Almonds. Crackers, Cheese. fine and
coarse Salt. Table Had Dairy do, Syrups, New
Orleans aud Sugar House Molasses, Kerosene.
Lubrirating and Lard oil. Tobacco, Dupnut 4
superior Iaais,cr Powder. shot. Gun Caps. Gc.
sll 81 which VIC will -cll lat the most reasonable
price.
ALSO, they muw have c"nncctcd with their
''r"'rry Store. adjoining it on High Street. u
store ~ the .al" ~
CT Mos. rltnSrIlATES OF ALL KINDS.
POT DRETTE,
GROUND PLASTER.
CEMENT. az.
Es-"EAlN aud FEED IL all kinds, Bslcd
la! ami straw. Field seeds. aud Country rr".
iurc 81 all kinds.
Ee- The highest Cash Price at all times paid
TT Dat. corn. Potatoes. Eggs, and all other
country Produce.
r'f-N til a determination e. keep the bc,, 81
good. .nd sell on reasonable terms, they hope
8" merit u continued evidence OF public favor
ALFRED lJAMS.
J. ALFRED IIrTcUiNS
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ANu NEi:MEclLLA

Fi..h 'ruri Fruits "i al kinI.. 'nmcL
..'-. i.d i'l.L. F'.cis az aid Doii,stirPi
-'.~'- .ni lcl!i,-. have "i kamd hu,"
~'.-L ,i Oh
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NE NJ PA MIC 81 LIZ!
~
"hEAI fANlC SALE VI CLOTHING.
'.'o' rairs 1T Pants from - h. ~
- Vest. FROM - 80 in ~.
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Bditim0rc advertisements.
Il q NJ ID q NJ
INDICATED

INDICATED
II cal T n RlESTORER.
70 A SUR. MEEEDY for Dyspepsia. i.iv m
"A or Complaint, Heart Burn. Habitual "
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y Of |l'lt'i-. f",' AMI Agur. Goli,. =, sen =
4 '"i "rn"tsi n'b',ty. Vital Energy. - =
y "hH ally il-,t.' tti.its ir,iuu ,lrbllltaira s
1. IL insrh.
4 i,- ,'i''t' ate scr, ally msta ntauc"us. q
- u Inc. IT. Nay directly l., the seat OF lit,
q thu!lins and ,uick"nimg every nerve. n
r"i'ing up thr ir"oping spiriIs aud infus
O 'ns n"w health aud Vigpr ia the system. b
II r'u bc used Ly old aud young
d and female. with Perfect safety. d
u You are dcbilitatcd and require {,
strengthening rcmrdy yeu have ID ia the A
n LONDON MEDiCATED HEALTH 2
kESTORER!
- u yuu lo"s" You appetite. by which you y
. VIII .t"'n become feeble aud Frustrated,
l. 'hr HEALTH KESTOREI.is your remedy v
Tli' Truly valuable preparation Is used
Il an'i recommended by lnanyo the leading h
" i'ht -.'itts ~ N" country and all ply
IA sir.an. WIN uurc tr,' ~ merits pronounce
y u valuable II gives tone tn the stomach y
j trL.yt'"s the syst'.in .nd prnl"mss lite =
i. e iciI"iN against Fever and aguc il v
q, So. D.. i.ke % charm. -
~ PRICE - PER lOrrLE. \
u ii," .,tuiItr have LONDON MEpl
'A'Eb HEALTH kESTOREH. :. g. '
A Loo ~. N,ft N"ni., M. blown in the but n
Y TO- 'rd n,. .isnaturc IN the label. y y.
=. q. FOUTZ,
Manufacturer aud Proprietor.
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WHEELER and WILSON'S
sSaySa59B
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
....t.r. 4. -. 10. u.

N' adapi"d T." 81 kind. Of Family Sewing.
fl"thin,. and L, the use Of Seamstresses
t. Msaars. railors. Manufacturers Of Shirts.
afs. Ssir,s. cloaks, Mantillas. Clothing.
g.. o.. ''i'. corscts, Ladies' Boots and shoes,
and Cotton goods. with silk, cotton. or
.I.n thr"ad. They will scam. quilt, gather
'..''. ''ll. cord, braid. aud perform every spe.
20. 81 sowing. making beautiful aud perfect
ZACH. alike ga both sides Of the article sewcd
W. MERRELL. AsrSr.
2il ". Baltimore 81. baltimore.
Nny. Is. Iss7.--ly.
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Manufacturer aud Proprietor.
BAittunuf. Nj.
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miscellaneous.
PURIF'Y YOUR BLOOD!
LONDON
i o o . PANACEA



Is the m",i peri It vegetable coin pound of al.
l. tcrHliVvs. ionics, iiuFclics aud d'iaphorotics,
making Il ia" most effective. invigoTating. rem.
oSating anP blood cleansing cordial known to
the world For the curc II Scroiula or Kings
Evil. cuianr"us Diseases. Erysipclas. Doils.
..................." fimples aud Blotchcs on the
Face. sore Eyes, Scald Head,
bondOn letter Affections, Old and
Stubborn Ulcers. Rheumatic
]. % ID: Disorders. Yellow Jaundiro.
Salt Rhcum. white Swell
Panarca. ings, Mcrcurial Diseases.
General Debility. Palpata
'''''''''''''''''''' ton aud Fluticring nj the
Heart. Consumption. Asthma. syphilis and
syphilttc Affections, inflammation 81 the Blad.
der aud Kidneys. Pains in tho Back. propsy.
Ac, To the broken down female IL gives lifc'
and energy. 10y restoring the POWERS oi nature
when health again succeeds the feeble FIRM and
pallid check of the sufferer
Nothing can h. more surprising than It's in
MIGRATING effects on the human frame. Per
sons all weakness and lassitulc. Icy using the
PANArEA, at once become rnhu-t and iuil ol On.
ergy under its influence.
Ladies' who have pslcranp lrxinus and dark
about the rvcs blu,chcs aud pmplcs on tho
face. rough skin or frrcklcs. and are out 81
spirits" should use q bottle or two of LuNpuN
BLuob PANA'EA II will cleanse your blom.
fcn'"vc the frerklcs and bloichcs. aud give YOU
animation. sparkling eyes. inc spirits aud
beautiful mplcNion. Try IT,
Price StOO Fer Bottle by
The genuine have InNr"N BLoop PASArRA.
=. A. ForrS. B,IIaoRr. Nh, blown ~ the bit
tie. aud my signature on the wrapper.
y. A. FOUTZ,
Manufacturer 4 Proprietor, Balt". Nd.
wM. 5. SIIEALEY. AoEx.
Jan. %. Is6s. -ly. Tows",t"wn. Md.
scHns, srrns,, SEEDs!!!
FRESH AND jENrINE.
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MIX Pots
0ontlomona' Furniahinr Good.

A INV SUPPLY. just reviewed. ~ t'HEw'H
h"EACElSlOR" STORE, Tawsuntowm
sept. l2.-u
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RIO Il Il RT II. THOMPSO.
IN ToWsoNToWN.

res. ciiully inform the citizen. "i Tow
'"ni"wn anl N.riniiy. that have IA Ne
STORE that buy tr Ca.h. aud Mill sell n,y
s""'ls VERY LOW FOR CASH. aud that III.
determined to plcu,c all VII" may favor me-
with their patronage.
viii have at all tincs Il we'll .rlrct-.i
';"ck 81 ihe choicest FAMILY GROCERIES.
a . hne assortment OF staple DRY GOODS.
'i'y made Boois aud Shucs, Hats and Cam,
Vncenswarc"i all subscriptions Hardware. and
General Variety "f NOTIONS: all Il which
VIII De s"ld at city price,, and the .o,rl,
residences.
will Keep "n hand the bcsi FLOUR I" be
hal N the market. Also. the best HAMS and
BACON. Mackcrcl aud Herring. aud wiilt.L.
ear" Mat ia! patron, are served with No ~
FEEIOk LEIIfLES
nope that nay friends and the public gen.
"rali!. will favor ny enterprise anI help me l.,
establish - First. Rate Store IN Tnwsnutown
RnBr II. THOMPSON.
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YORK ROAD RAILROAD.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

EANE CRY HALL each hourrwunr
IL ir"H A. ". to- 4. NJ ~
aud u orlnrL T.. A.
LEAVE rOwSONToWN EACH IIOTE
from 4. VI. {" J. 4. ~. EXCEPT IAN
70 NIGHT CAR will leave Towsan,nwn tor
Baltimore at y l., NJ.
Ess-oN SUNDAYS. leave City Hall az ench
hour from A. N. - : T.. VI. snd Tows,ntown
frnm A. NJ. TOD 7. NJ aud 5 I. NJ.
A. u. sANKs. Agent
april sj.--tf
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SAMUEL N. wHITTLE,
pL1CJ'E,YE,H

RESIDENCE- 7OWSONTOWN, M
A LII WORK given to him will b. we'll ex
N eeuied and with dispatch. aud on the ,,,,..t
reasonable terms. All Kinds II ORNAMEN-
tai WORK attended 90. Prompt attention
will be given 10 orders by mail.
April I. lsss Nv
Milk Pots.
A FINE lot OF MILK POTS. a.sort.I
n siAsa, for salcby q. II. CHEW,
Aug. W--u Towsontawn
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John M. Griffith & Co.'s
Agricultural Implement,
hardware and seed store,
No. 80 North Paca ST.,
BALTIMORE, Mp.

IfALL AND EXAMINE
y THEIR JUSTLY CELEBRATED
h1rA"y Self Discharging Wheel Horse.
fakes.
y lie cut Gear Reaper aud Mower
OHIO Reaper and Mower,
tornado Thrcshcr and Clear =,
Iarcy aud other Horse '""eTs'
.Hllard's Hay Tod
u.,,,J Z, ION Presses.
Vi.n'' i,ill Hoe and Cultivator,
r,.,'cy's Improved Butter Churn,
'.ik's Sugar Evap"rators.
N.ctor Cane Mills.
Wheat and GuaHo Drills. best in use
-lraw cutters. most improved kinds:
,a.u Shcll,r. by hand aud horse power;
i'st4b.c Cider aud Wine Mills 4 Presses,
woodruff : Portable Baromctcrs,
Eunialls Horse Hay. Forks,
steel ani cast Iron Flows,
l.ow Castings, Plow Handles.
liirfows. Cuiiivators. Grain Cradles,
.s li-h and American Moving Scythes,
i..s"ly.ng Horse Hay Rakes.
.irAnry Hand Rakes Of our own manufac.
turc. warranted h. Ice superior a. any
10 he market.
Also.
'.uytf ani Timothy Seed.
orchard Grass.
k.E;ucky Blue Grass.
.i.f j. Grass seed.
'fs, Corn, r"i.;oc,.
AAi % general assortment Of Garden Seeds
and FERTILIZERS
b.. send tor Circular hni Prize Lsl-aR
MAY -. lsGe. III.
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"gEES a BLACK TEAS.

GREEN = BLACK TEAS.
90 choices chops:
'"t M 81. Lasa!f.. liz. a.
tn:ii.i .f.i American
!'i' n'.i... -! i'> A%n cp%bIAESTs
pilNE>. ITALIAN MA'VAHoNl.
ANp NrEME'ii.LA
II l.. IL
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NE. TwoMDllYs Si!sTAKE.-Alr ihom-
as Twom5!ev ha;l drank but six glasses of
BRANDY and water, when, being man OF
discretion. he returned home at tie season
able hear OF O'Clock q. H., and went
sobyr:; 70 bed. iir$. Thomas Iwom!:!-;3
was too w1l! accustomed TO the comin@s
au.! ro;llus oi said Thomas to he disturbed
hv lie tr.iiin!s noise he made OH retiring
hit wI,,l size disco, cred that he .ic., Ills
boots ~, sl4r IeGaesie.i linn to remove
item or keep lis feet out Of the bed.
NV dear said Ny. Twombley in an
;,polo..ciic tone. 'sSkr>e n'e: How came
10 iur....; he na.!a 1 can't conceive, Tor
In ;,.t ls sober rs ever "':::' ~ my llte.
3if. iWon!hly sa; on ;ae SIDE OF tic bed
aunl made ali r.or, 10 pull oil his right
hno. nc attempt waS successful, though
!, brou.tht him To the i!oor. Onreganing
his ltcl. Mr. Twomllcy thought he saw
l,Ic dooi open. Us lie was sure he shut
The ,oor on coming in, he WAS astonishes!,
and. ,ark rs it WAS i'll the room, he could
no; he mistaken, he felt certain Mr..
T.vonhley staggered toward the door to
close it, when 10 ll:S great surprise. he saw
a figure approac! from beyond. Twom-
ley stopped: tEeiigurc stopped. Iwom,
!y.cy adva%cc.l again, and tie figure did
the ,a,"c. i'womb.ev raised BIS !,s.- !;.s...
hand: tho ii4l,rc raised 4 .eii.
Whose there 2; Yoarcl Twonbicy, be-
uini;s.. 10 10 l:iaa!cncd. The object
n:a,lc no reply. iswomhiey r;used his
boot in mcnac't@. attitude; the ng"ie
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How To USE y CcoKlSG SrovE PEorEr-
ly.-scc that she stove has u pcrtccl draft
to sccure which you often have To close
np the fire place, or change the pipe th#i
r...s out on ill., sd, nj :: ',nl.sc 10 an up-
riglt pipe which llllls through the ruol.
In baking, sec that the bottom OF the oven
is hot enough To fry water before putting
in The food; TO do This tie damper must be
'atsilrncd nj. Flat top stoves should have
The Aues under the oven cleaned ont evcry
week, nv; in no case should liG!.twood be
used III ~ cnokin. stove. Stove pans, pots,
cad all cooking utensils used about Il
stove should be kept perfectly clean, as
no stove operates well with dirty cooking
utensils.
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- sftoIa; III. i5Grsssaville Enterprise
The Yankee Negro Constitution.

,,r,l i,a..l.,,,,;,<,t p;,.L,..
oLcI.oS i,os - 's,De.i'" p. sd;,n =, n
gives -. taIe t1,. ui'au.,." , !" ,, :"
one''.es .,,., a.. ~, sS,.a.d @ fin. 81
.ne '",''ie ',n.', III ~ @ ,a,r;s,,nm.nf to,
one 'uaau a.,s % 'r,ss i ..rass invasion d
5sT,,, ~ nt Ig,fn Suyo,
< .n''. oo''sa ""1 oa.s".A ANY mn.
l'oer.s' ihh iAiln NJ = .ts;sJ 49,. soaaa,;L,S
= may oe lt.sH.o" "'.a Pc ,jhe, o}s
: osso's q ys'ssl ,,,nrI.,,, :,
cef' a'.nu''A,I ~; ,,'.n, - ;,,dicpm.ni or inter
unuti,".t" Grs,.,I lnrve'; Can ,,uyrl,inu
-, se'ts..s =, -. a., :;,,,rmn,, rb.n 1he
W aAp' :, ~. ;.s.a,,,n, viciuns nppr, LUIS.
P9s' OF =, .vprv
we :. ~ III - stls,sg 80 s Z.
man :" ssI t,,,..tt ~ I,n,iS4stnr to
lohofios 80 ,,nl;a
an,tor..c aIn ~. sa si H., -
or militia essst sssss 20 saSesu
the In nta'e osssuse.. Ii,t.d. nd. SI,,n.
,, ne ss$ Sion - tIfa sWSlit o h:beas
eases oi re-
l,.l,;a,, ,,rs Zion But4lere the whole
-. - t5aSsSS5a1c. IiS'iime of peace. may
-. snn,.. worthless mil,ion.
s |: SIS ss;,l !; i a,sI r i,re
: tls. Gcner, AZ.
l,eef1y niortial lac,
70, OF martial
- !, 6 snroncr Tl,is
IL fhe Legislature
aS :urofeciinp i5srsoal
Ysss, 9Sss tabpya az h,4 sl,.roes,cd
$: : ssssar;,y M of ,,he Snnreme Courts
.ne - Niillrn,,'s case
ms. iS3sSR.: Isn.,res. c,anla.,n,J,orize
= AZ III oniitary court.
sr,a Tiss fsfisti fiIrian did not
= ss;. asis] tivs 1uer
anshst,, is;s,:t : ,s.,.f ;G,;1,,i
. uoSs asssr,Ssost Glia NV and DISTINCTLY en-
:ssiiSa : II |oiizss the Legislature to
Keen, upaslaliiSsd slliSd smaintan standing aymy IN
t;,ne'.of sSSyseaxs This. alarming power is
.,iven: tSsfS fS,ldroillv. under the pre-:
:. ianc;s ri,aies Being dangerous to
i;b..rtss saSslit not not to he main tained in
ina 5fs Heace sshoat tie consent ot,the
G.snesGEsssSemblu!p The purpose ol this
secti %, .eSabea ithe Legislature .to
p i..nan :sisfssls sreoi,lar force of five or ten
th%ls sSsra ,Tn. 1sIoTdiers TO suppress and
zi,.e,,i iSSSSifsigctiij1, the White race, after
i Ia fiIs3SSs iTTIces 1rts removed from,
Snntjf5:s,a;,lliinI i: The Constitution of the
Il0ile5t ST "a atcs sexpressly prohibits amy
e$Sfat5rr;: 10: troops or ships of war in
~, :, ss.aa,a & Rpt1his Constitution de-
cs sIsrsssssl,,iSs.be done with the consent of
sI,a Sssssf3 1Ssss;si & iffssiiI S,ssi s
'uS ~. Provides that
,,s SRss ,ss saSs1 "a ;1Inleiis Court shall be
oss !; ,,,.1rs and s,t.rjon13 Of the
e,sss ~ Il ~ eei,au;tsludues
;;z,. = - in,. -, term i,t f7ur
=, ~
g Y ~ ~ ,s os 1bam noliii.
-. s;s; =; Esw;,f, I'll Il,e ,emptu,ions and
SIS asassisMaea = an .,,e rn - s sc
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f, has fuifnd voice and expression

aud whicl, has found voice and expression
in Kansas. in Ohio, in Michigau--ill every
Northern State where the people have
been called upon to endure this intamy
Can we wonder that The South. even III
the presence OF bayonets, rescnts to the
last this scourge.
Let it be noted that all through that
broad land there is not Il man vino has /.
thought or purpose OF disuhion. There
is not one who does not accept as final
and irrevocuhle the Onion ot the States.
1t is against negro gocanmeat and aegr0
equality, and not against the Union CT Tie
flag that they agitatc, and if you please,
colspire and resist. Well. against this
proposition nature itself revolts. and ex-
termination is your only remedy. The
people of Al;huma and the South ask
only the s;ll;c Institutions as those which
exist in Pennsylvania. Ohio, and New
York. Their offence hath that extent
no more. There is net Il just Or humane
man who will not pronounce that 20
threaten them with the sword, because
they refuse 10 ol,.v !; negro dynasty. is Il
suggestion fit only Tor monsters i'll laC!an
shape.
Ti,,. people of the country see that the
policy OF it;dicaisul is not peace, bit the
sword. Their policy conducts TO ovlp!crce.
10 IL war oi i.;lres TO further ruin and
misery and hIuo,isIice. tn reputation Of
Tie national debt. to retlr!,rca>ion IN esr-
lythins that goes to make Il nation great.
1t lives only by strife. To vote down
this vile conspiracy for power-whose
means are negro equality. bioodshed: and
civil warts the tirsr duty ri tho hour,
and no man is excGs;lhlc who hcsi'ateS IN
do his part iii this good asd necessary
work!
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They are fortunate in being able toleave;
tor those who arc compelled to remain
will have to bear tho brunt of tue storm:
and for This impending conilict-for this
certain aabii!ii!ation Of one. and possible
destruction oi both races-the Radicals
arc alone respon7Jle. They attempted
to overthrow the laws Of nature, 10 strike
down the barriers which God had placed
between the white man and the negro,
ami to elevate the inferior race into the
positions OF ruler Of the superior. That
this attempt must eventually fail, ws
firmly believe; bat before its impossibilt-
ty o.: success has been demonstrated, .he
wretched people OF the South will have TO
confront another and mere terrible stru@-
gle, and another and greater becatomb
Of graves must be reared from the Poto-
mac to the Rio Grandc. Such will be tho
results oi q Radical policy Of reconstruo-
ton; aad VIC claim no remarkable pre-
science in seeing it. the Radical party,
in the etfart TO psrpetnate their power,
have organized he'll in the South
When the fruits Of their measures have
bioomed, they must prepare to receive
fio', the crtire people that eternal infa-
my their own acts will have brought up
on themselves, and to sink into oblivion
and the eXecrations Of the thousands i'll
tic South whose kindred will have been
murdered. and whose homes will haze
been descisted through an insane attempt
to compass an. impossibility.-Nei0 York
Herald.
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ASHLEY .AEoSG TIE GERMANS. On
Monday evening, after the speech-maling
a; lie Club House, Ashley and Mackey,
finding that the mountain lin the shape OF
white men) would not come to Mahomet.
determined thai ;iIahonet would 60 to tho
mountain. They accordingly made a de-
scent upon party of our German citizens,
WHO, III the most private manner. were
with Their wives aid sweethearls enjoying
the pleasures of Terpschore at a select
ball in their Turnverein Hall, on King
street. Greatly astonished at this rude
invasion. and perhaps perplexed at the
lack Of courtesy which led party of NEIL
to break nnbid.leil into their entertainment,
on., OF the t;crnahs inquired what they
mauted. .lslley said they wanted to
make speech on the political issues Of
the day; and intimated that he was very
fond Of Germans, and death on Bologna
Sau>aces.
One of the managers Of the ball init
mated back that the ambrosial impcacher
;, G, ;,!enl.y got into the wrong hotel,
and hey '',,itln'; wantno sich." Nlr. Ash
lev was f;lrlher Informed that the Germans
of Charleston we're white men. and not in
the habit ot bciii@ int.nded upon in their
private entertainments by reregrinating
politicians. The managers then turned
their backs upo. Tic party and left them
to ;'leir own reflections.
On reccivin. this very emphatic snub,
il IL stated That the iilustrioas 81. Q.
looked rs if he had been "Lottled up" and
wanted al. which he speedily found by
putting himself vcEcment.y down stairs.
lir...Asllley is truly unfortunate. +A few
months AGO lie loonled up lisa Il lighthouse.
The newspapers advertised Kim free of
charge all over the country. Then the
Washington correspondents began to skin
him alive, and didn't leave enough OF his
corpo.nsitv, politically, to make Il respect
abs funeral. The impcaching process be-
Gan. and he was left out in the cold.
When the lovely Butter tool: his place,
Ashley too,, tic stilmp. He turns up i'll
South Carolina. The whites won't hear
him: the coored sople only applaud
when he makes faces, and his audiences
;;srow small by degrees aud beautifully
less" lie i",rr,lss on German ball to
make 81 Snccc. and is told interentially
that although, c may be the immortal
.Jee,ns Marshall Ashley. Virginian So
called. named after o:ie Of our big rivers,
a ye,.y polite SORT Of member Of Congress
aud all that, they nevertheless prefer to
select their company, aud IN doing so m
variaLly choose white man.-Ch0rlest0n
NeirS.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-04-22

! force upon us social lis well as political
equality and bring about an amagama-
! tiOn of races
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-04-22

. Be sure you're rig t, thea so ahead
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-04-22
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JOB WDgE OF All E1lS:DS& E1lg:lS
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-20

TOLEDo.-A certificate was filed with the
Secretary Of State, on the 14th insts for the
incorporation of the To- edo union Street
Railway company, capital stock $4,000. 49,.
Sixty eight vessels arrived at Toledo, on
Monday. They carried there 1878 feet of
Lumber, 1884, 900 lath, 1910 barrels of
salt, SIG tuns coal, and other articles
There were fourteen cases before the Police
court, on Monday mOrning-ten of them the
result of the Sunday liquor traffic
Augustus Thomas, su old citizen died on
Sunday night last. The funeral services Of
Hon. JaPes @. Hall, took place on the 18th
inst, and were tended BY large eOncOurse
of citizens.--.,T The Library Association of
Toledo being 10 debt, have resolved, in view
Of the circumstances, that if the citizens of
Toledo will not subscribe $4,000 per year and
a membership of 1000 cannot be obtained by
the lsi of January 1869, that they will close
both the Library and reading room. The
citizens ought not to permit the association
to play out in that style. 1t would speak
very poorly for the intelligence and public
spirit of Toledo. "A thief entered the
residence of Perry orabhes, on Superior st.,
on Sunday evening, aud took therefrom an
oyereOst, hat and cap. Thief not caught
"A swindler did ". s. PRICE, halter,
out of silk hat some days ago, which he
wished to show in Adrian, before ordering
quantity. Order not yet received. 49, The
clothing store Of WOhler 4 Megener, on
Summit st., vas entered on Tuesday night
last, by burglars, and quantity of clothing
and other goods stolen. Officer Rudolph,
espied some suspicious character carrying
goods and following saw where they left
them, then called assistance, and attempted
to capture them. Two of them we're arrest
ed on Wednesday, and tine stolen goods re-
covered
PAULDNe County, GA party of hunters
recently visited Paulding county, and killed
nine deer, besides reasonable quantity of
smaller game.