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IScEND1AR1sM m sFAIRFELo-AF FACT FOB THE
NoRTH.-At q meeting OF at least thousand
blacks, held at Blaokstock, last Saturday week,
and attended by Loyal Leagues from Chester
and elsewhere, and which, perhaps, was the
LARGEST meeting ever held in Fairfield District,
q gentleman informs us thathe heard the most
popular Of their speakers use the following
language: Ia.
make a good deal OF talk about their heavy
losses by black men stealing. But do they lose
anything by it2 No, they don't; for you work
for them, and they get it back in your labor.
Suppose it's something to eat that black
man steals, it makes him stronger, and the
white people get 1t back in his labor. Suppose
he sells what he steals and buys clothing,
don't he work for the white people, and do It
thew get back what he stole to buy clothes
with IN his labor?" [Immense applause.]
Is comment necessary We Tell the people
of the North that the patient ferbearance OF
Southern men towards these foolish semi bar
barians, temporarily converted into our rulers,
finds no parallel in history. Through large
tracts of country nine-tenths Of the stock has
been killed, and small depredations without
number are committed daily which would long
since have exasperated Northern farmers to an
uncomfortable pitch Of fury and vengeance.
WinnSboro' Necs.
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CoNNUBIAL EFFECT OF SPR1Nes.-It hasyal
ways seemed to me that one Of the qualities
sought by women at the springs is the genera
ton Of matrimonial proposals. They want to
be healed Of celibacy and Of ell danger OF the
unwelcome disease. An elderly woman with
seven daughters, says an cid habitue OF this
place, has married off tSree Of them BY drink
ing the water Of the springs. He thinks it re-
quires, on an average, alb Jut five hundred gal
Ions tc husband, and that if the elderly MANI
ma keeps on she will soon be left as daughter
less as she can wish. I have seen the woman
and her family, and if the three welded daugh-
ters are as uninteresting ir appearance as tho
four that remain, 1 am wiling to testify to the
connubial efficacy Of the spEiI Igs. .s,t:: -
%. A woman's meat may be b mans poison. l
should suppose the men here would, for the
reason given, be afraid of the waters, which
must cast q glamor over objects and make
them seem verv different from what they are.
Marriages made at watering places, 1 have Of
ten observed, fail Of resulting happily; andI
am inclined to think it is because Of the: :stimu-
lating effects Of the water on the imagination.
sighing and sentimental youth, longing to be
matrim onially blessed, before you propose to
Araminta, before you cenelude ber an angel in
skeleton skirt, or q goddess in the Latest
style Of CATERS, stay away from the springs
for few days, and see II you come not out
from the magic cloud Juno has thrown; over
you for your baccalaureate wedding !-C0rres-
pondence CincinndG Gazette.
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remarkable coming from such source.
The Republicans held caucus tonight, and
made the following nominations for Circuit
Judees for the first six districts, which are,
of course, equivalent to an election: First
District, which includes Charleston, Major D.
T. Corbin, United States District Attorney;
Second District, which includes Aiken, Ze-
phaniah Platt; Third District, j. 7. Green, OF
Sumter; Fourth District, James NJ. Rutland, OF
Winnsboro'; Fifth District, Lemuel Boozer, OF
Lexington, present Lieutenant Governor; Sixth
District, 8. w. Williams, OF York. No nomina-
tions we're made for the Seventh and Eighth
Districts, the caucus adjourning during the
balloting for the Seventh. j. L. Moore, OF
Greenville; is said to be the strongest candi-
date for that district. A strong effort Will be
made to nominate James L. Orr for the Eighth
District, but it is not known that he Will
accept even if elected.
The impression seems to prevail among the
Republican oficeholders here that the alarm
or rather apprehension of riots and disturb
ances, expressed by the people Of Charleston,
is ali q political dodge. 1t would perhaps be
wen to collect and publish the startling facts
on which that apprehension is founded.
General John D. Kennedy, Of Kershaw, ar
rived here this AFTERNOON. He and Col. J. P.
Thomas will go to AbbeviIle tomorrow to at
tend political demonstration which is to take
place there. The Democracy Of the middle and
np-country is aroused and at work, and the
Christ Church barbecue mentioned in to-day's
News is regarded as good sign that the low
country is not asleep.
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TIE CorToN PRoDuor.-One bale Of cotton,
weighing Blk hundred pounds, sold, a few days
ago, at Montgom sry, Alabama. at 42s cents
per pound, and was shipped to New YORK. At
such prices as this, the Importance OF the pres
emit years cotton crop IN reinstating the South
in financial credit can be scarcely estimated at
this time. Though the crop ls small, conpar-
ed with what it was in years before the war,
it's price, being doubled, gives an aggregate
return Of commanding amount. The total re-
ports since the 1st OF September last to the
7th instant was 2,ls2,855 bales, against 1885,
SIG bales for the same period In 1866-7-being
an excess this season over last of 327, 179 bales.
This cannot fail to bring the Southern States
into prominence as productive portion Of the
the country, and helping materially, at no
distant day, in restoring the credit Of the ma
t1on, as well as the credit of their OWN respec-
tive states.-Bufalo Courier.
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THE RELATION OF THE RACES.
AN ADDRESS TO THE CoLoRED VOTER
THE DEM0CRATIC POLICY.

The Misrepresentation of the purposes and
desires of the Democratic party, and OF the re-
suits which would follow Democratic success.
which have been so continually made to the
colored voters Of The city, render it necessary
that an authoritative announcement should be
made to them OF the true principles and OBJ.
iects of the Democratic party. It was, there
fore;
Resolued, At a meeting Of the Central DEM
ocratic Club, composed Of delegates from the
several wards of the city, that an address
should be issued to the colored voters, on be-
half of the Democratic party OF the city and by
its authority.
: In compliance with this resolution the fol-
lowing address is published.
II embodies all that We expect or intend. 1t
contains no statement that we do not believe
to be true-no promise that we do not intend
honestly to fulfil.
Wo commend it to the candid and careful
consideration Of the colored voters, confident
" trusting to the truth to reunite those whose
interests are identical, and whom force and
falsehood have kept separate 80 long.
JAMES CONNER,
President Democratic Central Club
OF City of Charleston.
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The Campaign In Louisiana.


New ORLEANS, August 25.-General Buchan-
an yesterday relinquished the charge, OF
the Freedmen's Bureau to General Hatch. he
retains the command Of the Second District
until the arrival of General Rousseau.
The canvass of the parishes has actively be-
gun. General steedman and number OF
other Democratic speakers from New Orleans
addressed ameeting in Lafourche Parish on
Saturday. 1t wass followed the next day by the
Republicans, who are also actively canyassins
the State.
"A grand procession Of all the Democratic
Clubs in the city takes place on Saturday next.
Some idea of the number Of these Clubs may
be formed from the fact that there are not
bands Of music enough in the city and vicinity,
so Mobile had to be, laid under contribution to
furnish music. Memphis and Louisville will
be probably called up2n.
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Our Waahinston Dispatches.

q
WAsHMeyoa, August q. There was cabi-
net meeting to-day, at (which all we're present
but Browning and Evarts. Browning has gone
I to the White Suipher Springs.
Henry ]. Glass has been appointed Collector
Of Customs at St. Augustine, Florida.
The President has issued a proclamation de-
claring sitka port OF entry.
Rollins says, 1"H q manufacturer permits his
-segar makers to take tobacco to their homes to
make into segars for him, he must also furnish
the means to put them up in the manner re-
auired by law, at the place where they are
made before bsing returned to HIM in bulk"
The State Department has official informa-
tion that the Venezuela coast trlde has been
opened to all flags for six months from July
last. :.
Judge Underwooar had a long interview with
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD. 1+--
STEAM BETWEEN - 2.,.-'''
BALTIMORE AND BREMEN.

Via Southampton. ~.
THE SCREW STEAMERS OF THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
BALTIMOkE.... Capt. VOECKLER.
BERLIN. Capt. UNDUETSCH.
OF $500 TONS AND TOO HORSEPOWER. :
WILL RON REGULARLY BE.
MkAzShas TwsEN BALTIMORE AND BRE-
LI3lM[xI&8RN MEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON. From
Bremen on the 1st of each month.
From Southampton on tie 4th Of each month From
Bslhmore on the 1st of each month.
PRICE OF PAasAoE-From Baltimore to Bremen
London Hsvre and southampton Cabin $50; Steer
age $50. From Bremen to Balumore-Cabin $50
S1eerage $40
lent
They touch at Southampton both going and re.
turnine. These vessels take Freight to London and
Hull. for which through bills Of lading are signed.
An experienced surgeon is attached 70 each vessel
AM letters must pass through the Postofee No
bills Of ladiag but those Of the Company Tin be
signed. Bills Of ladng will positively not be do.
Iyered before goods cleared at he Customhouse,
For Freight or Passage, apply TO
A. SCHUMACHER 4 CO.,
No. South charles-street BALTIMORE.
Orto MORDI CAL i CO., Agents,
East Bay, Charleston, 8. q.
April 20 6mos
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By TELEGRAPH.
Our European dispatches.
TBY ATLANTIC, TELEGRAPH. j.

- g, :s.e;It Our European Dispatches IL
i-i. - :. [BY ATLANTIC, TELEGRAPH. = 10
,pi,ot,ssrpoNExESr OF THE INTERNATIONAL YACHT
RAoE-SEwsfArEn suPPREssIoN--TH ENG
"a IasR EnEcuuss-A DISTINGUISHED EprIois
:. tpxAD-M6aIsE D1sAsTERs. d. gs. -
LONDON; Aasgst .22.-The second nterna-
toualrrace bet#eenthe American yacht Sap
pho and the English yachts Condor, Cunard.
Oambrias and Aline, which was arranged to
come off yesterday, has been postponed until
Tuesday next. The following regulations have
sbeen agreed to !. The race is to be subject to
the rules Of the Royal Yacht Squadron, and the
courso b to be- around the Isle Of Wight. No
.1sdusfe sSils are TO be allowed There is no
limit as to quantity and extent Of other sails,
or the number OF men carried. The Sappho,
which is registered at New York at q 2-1O tons,
is entered at 500. oyvrs.r
Active preparations for the forthcoming Par
liamentary elections we're in progress through
oiuatt Great Britain. Ihe. test question is the
disestablishment OF the Irish Church, and the
Tories and Liberals are obliged to declare
against or for that measure bef.re their con,
stituents. -. - = - =
Douglas Cooke, editor of the Saturday Re-
view, is dead,
PAas, August 2a.-The proprietor Of the
Iauterrne. the editor Of which was recently SEN
fenced to pay q fine OF ten Thousand francs for
syiohtion Of the press Jaw, yesterday attempt
ed to resume the publication OF that paper.
The police, however, was notified, and the en-
tire edition was seisedand confscated before
it left the Office Of the printer.
5. . LIyRRpooIs August 25.r-hsrine disasters
fom the recent gale are still reported. The
ship Fayorite from Liverpool to New Orleans,
was seen by an incoming vessel ofthe coast OF
Ireland dismssted and in q sinking condition.
The crew refused to leave the ship.
The ahip Mssdala from Liverpool for
Charleston, is reported ashore and dismasted.
She,msy get of.
tOoasrANT1NoPIE, August 25.-The Sultan
has issued an order giving Farragut's flag ship
. pass through the Dardeneles Straits.
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WILMINGTON IrEMs.-The Wilmington IN.
c. Journal, Of yesterday, announces the pro-
gress Of several important enterprises, and
states that the Cape Fear Fibre Company is
getting out five hundred dollars worth Of mate
rial each day, and gives employment to large
number of hands.
Henry Mutt. about eight miles from Whining
ton, for $4,000, comprising about 1700 acres,
and will have capital OF $50 900 to 500, 900,
and intend to 20 largely into the culture Of
grapes. DR.. Thomas d. Hogg, Of Raleigh, who
is one Of the company, will proceed to Europe
to examine into the cultivation Of the vine.
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THE NEWS FOR THE CAMPAIGN
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.

The importance of the great political con-
Test mon which We have now fairly entered
renders the dissemination among the pe0ple
Of sound political views and accurate ana ear
iv,information of the progress and incidents
- the canvass, q matter Of peculiar interest
and e.pediency. Every individual who has
s+sta IN ,tbe welfare of these Southern
st.+es should give an active, personal and un-
tagging support to the candidates OF the
National Democracy -SEYMouR and B1Am. A
+rinnnh OF the Radicals will result in the
uttar desolation and ruin OF the South, and
the placing Of an ignorant and brutal race in
:. All positions and places Of honor and trust, to
the exclusion Of the white race. The, govern
mentt minutst iut be wrested from the thieves and
.znlunderers who now have control OF it, and
power placed in the hands OF party pledged
to give peace 70 distracted country, aud to
make ita government for white men, and not
for negroes. Isis only necessary that the peo-
vpie should be thoroughly informed to accom-
plish this, and TIE NEWS Will be an admirable
means of difusing this information & IN In order
to place the paper within the reach Of all we
have adopted scale OF reduced rates OF sub
scription for the four months coTering the
Presidential canvass, and offer besides peculiar
Inducements for the formation Of clubs. We
Are Are determined that TIE NEWS shall be the
cheapest and best newspaper. in the South.
its blows win fall thicky, steadily and rapidly;
and il the friends of law, order and the Con-
stitution do their duty by extending its circu-
l.tion. its lsbors can bemade powerfully effec-
live for good. iWeappeal, thens to our readers
1. sSeSanaine ouf remarkably low terms, and go
3; 10 work With a viii to getup large clubs for
THE HECaAr1zsToN NEWS. g'
ass.vs .yoas THE CAMPAIGN NEWS.
Daily Nsvs efour months, .,s2 %
3 sTri-weekly News ttOur months) loo
CLUB RATES. ,lSj 5.s.,,,,
Fiae copies Daily News.four months' to
onesaddress it.... " '... % 0o
Five copies hi-Weekly News, e four g1...-
months, to one address: 4 %
Ten copies Daily News, four months, to
one address (. ;. J: ~ @ ,..:...15 90
Ten oopies Tf-weekly News, four month months,
to one address,. :, .i:: oo
One copy of TEE NEWS free to every person p
Who sends club Of ten subscribers at thesTe 2
ia rates. The osah mast in al cases accompany
the order. 49,. a.o.; 10 90
5HaT These prices should secure Ter TIE NEWS VI 2
vast circulation, which would result in acor-
ssi responding aa, benefit to the Democratic csuse
May We noE; ;ooaAdently ask the kind offeesh
.tour friends in this behalf3 =. 80 - :. 7
sRemittances: can be made by money order at
our rick, and all letters should be addressed to
..7-- RioRDAH. DAWSON & CO..
~, Charleston, 8. G. {
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Truou1ent Sheriff.

NEW YORK, August 25.-A number OF the
Sheriff officers entered the Broadway Thea
. tire during the performance to arrest B. d.
watkins for producing the piece called ''Foul
Play" The officers used pistols, wounding
two actors, one fatally. The Sheriff has been
committed to await the result Of the injuries.
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sohoaeld yesterday in reference to the Vir-
ginia judiciary. It is understood that Under
wood suggests sweeping changes.
The Judge-Advocate decides againsta a court
martial for General Dyer, charged with fraud
in Ordnance Department. Dyer will appeal to
Schofsld.
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STEAM TO LIvERP0oai.
CALLING At QUEENSTOWN. .si

CALLING AL QUEENSIOWN.
S<s TIE NMAN LINE. SAILING
Ik&ST3ss9 sEMIwEEKLY. carrying the u.
ZkEdlEfkSR" 8. Mails. consisting Of the following
steamers: =. Sc
CITY OF PARIS, l-Ii'- = '''-'1! . = = -
CITY OF BALTIMORE, !: yp.'! &..a1
CITY OF WASHINGTON, -.
2 49,. CITYUF BOSTON
Sailing every Saturday and every alternate! 4saday
at PM, from Pier No. As North River, New York.
BATES OF PASSAGE.
BnTHE NAIL STEAMERS SAILING EVERY sATuHDkH.
Payable in Gold. Payable IN Gurreney..r
lat Cabin. 800 steerage. .....:3a
LIST Cabin 70 London. .1o5 Steeraesto london. 9
1st Cabin to Paris .1l5 Steerageto Paris. 80.
Passage by the Monday ste 'mers-F1rst Cabin 800
gold; steeraRe $50; payable in Q. 9: s:cItrrrncy -,
Rates Of fuassage from New York to halifax; Cabin.
500, Steerage, $40; payable In gold =. -ji.,a.-
Passengers also forwarded to Hsvre, Hamburg
Bremen, &C., atmoderate rates. si4i. ~ -
steerage passage from Liverpool and Queenstown,
40 currency. Tickets can be bought here by per.
SONS sending for their friends. ~. .s..e..
For further Information apply at tho Company
offices. JOHN Il. DALE, Agent
No. Is Broadway, New York;
Juna4 emo
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News fron Mexico and Hayti.

HAVANA, August q, General Alatorre wants
Ave thousand more men to pzt down the re-
bsIlion in the State of Vera Cruz.
Salnave has been again defeated and is now
acting onthe defensive He has made a forced
loan OF two hundred thousand dollars and the
British Minister has been reconciled.
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4Faon, THE STATE CAPITAL.

TIE HzA1rH OFFICE BILL POSTPONED D-Dnls
+ sUoCEs: oR-THE CHATHAM RAILROAD SCHEME
"A BIG. BR1RE oFFHRED-A D1saUsTIFa Ar-
pEAL-EA c1Rcu1r yuDaEsHR FOB Ex-aovERN-
OBJ ORB, &c.
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1A NOvtLrY.-THE LATEST AND
most e1ectual remedy for the cure OF debility lots
Of appetite, headache, torpor Of the LIVER etc''
PANgNN's HEPATIC BITTERs. For sale oy al
Druggists.
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The Prize Fight

The Prize Fight.
WASHINGTON, August 25'--Edwards whipped
Collier in forty-seyen.rounds.
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ZONE TRIP A WEEK.

ZONE TRIP a WEEK.
CHARLEsTOn AND SAVANNAH STEAM
PA 'KET LINZ,
VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON HEAD AND BLUFFT0N
STEAMER PILOT BOY. Capt. ". T. MoNELH'
s1FAMER FAM rIE,.,...... Capt. FENN PEcK
-~A ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAMERS
s5As - will leave Charleston every. Tuesday
Io1niag, at o'clock, and Savannah ever Ihursaog
Morning. at O'Clock.
For Freight or passage apply to
r,nooo Accommodation Wharf
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EnH PALArKA. ELoKIDA,

FOR PALATKA, FLOHlDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSoNflLLh
AND ALL LANDINGS ON 1HE ST. JoBNs
RIVER.
-, THE STEAMER CITY POINT.
a.ssaS@S Captain UHAHLEs WILEY: WI
Leave chsr,esso, everJ 7uesaay MKT At o'clock
and every ws"sssy ssyu,1ns 1sf S ss,s as
oclocx, G ol ,or Charieston every Saturday Morning.
st O'Clock i. ,.,-.d az
,ba ernepse and risk OF owncrs.
All freight must be pre-" ID
a" J. D. AIKEN CO., Agents.
Jrne q South Atlantic Whsr
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, .~s THE SPLENDID SIDE wHEH
NE&&Yg STEAMSHIP CHHAPION
AMaIg# eIookxooD. Commander, skill lsay
inst at Four o'clock P. n. -.
The steamers Of this Line insure at three-quarter
per cent
For Freight or Passage, having elegant cabin
sccommc datons, apply tori ':.r.,
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay (Up shirsh
Auauat - Il. :. .-l..-.st..- lEtt 6
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FOR NEW YORK.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COsIPY's
THROUGH LINZ TO - o. faaAi
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGgi At GREATLY Re-
-. DUCED RATESI 81 ia"r- &c
s-s,, STEAMERS OF TIE ABOVE
NE2sS2 line leave Pier No. A, North River,
L/E7E1E3H0 foot Of Cana1.sIset, New York, q
- T.. u o'clock noon, ofths 1sts Oh; ieth
and 24th Of every month except when. these datAa
fall on Sunday, then, the Saturday precedingl. X,
Departure 70 Of lst and oath connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific aud; Central. American
ports Those OF 1st touch at ManZanillo.,
Departure of 9th of each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama; to Australia and
New Zealand. ..l .g,ft f,o;a M
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves San Fran
CISCO for Chipa and Japan, October l. itE ,es'-o
NO California steamers touch at Havana but go
direct from New York 10 Aspinwall.
Ono hundred pounds baggage 'free toeach aduh.
Medicine aud attendance frcet.. dir 9Ee se gcci
For Passage Tickets or further information apply
at the COAPkNY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the whsFt,
foot OF Canal.street, North River, New York
March IA Tyr F. B. BABY. Agent.
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falsehood, desire hostility 70 us, we cannot help
1T. We shall regret it, more for your own sake
than our own. f-'
We have another very grave complaint
against you. You have been placed in possess
sion Of supreme political power in South Caro-
lima; you are responsible for the manner in
which that power is administered. The popula-
ton Of the State has two distinct general classes
your race, The colored race, aud our race, the
white race. There ls also another and third
class, or more properly, fungus Of the white
race, insignificant in numbers and degraded IN
character. But small as it ls, this is again
aubdivided into two very distinct parts. They
are very comprehenslvely described in the
dialect Of the Hustings as ''carpet-bag itine-
rants and resident sralawags." This sub
division, with it's two parts, governs you, and
by your consent and folly, governs the State.
Your race greatly exceeds ours in numbers in
this State; you have large majority OF the
votes With this power in your hands, you
have scandalousy misused it. Although you
are FOR the most part uneducated and mex
perienced IN public affairs, yet there are among
You men of abihly and education. These
men you have set asido, aud have
committed the State administration and
it's representation in Cohgress-its pa
tronage and power-its character and cred
ito the carpet-baggers and sca!awags. NOT
of course because your men are, IN any merit.
Interior to them. You are their superlors, and
you have shown it whenever there has been
trial of merit. Superior in department, in
ability, even in property and immeasurab|y 80
in respect blllty and character. You were
placed in supreme power by usurpation. aided
BY military violance AMI fore. We might have
looked on with some complacency, certainly
with curiosity, and seen you try the brief e3-
pertinent Of governing US. You would not do
that. but you elevated over US and over your
fol nd N
because they avowed themselves our enemies2
or we're you cheated yourselves? II the former,
then it it is the Inquest proof Of your enmity to
us and Of your intention that We shall be enc
mics to one another. II the latter, then you
now may show it by the choice you make.
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[sFBc1AL TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY SEws]
CorUBIA, August 25.-In the House to-day
the Committee on Vacant Offices made an un-
favorable report on the bin TO create Health
Office. The bill and report were postponed to