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WHITE FINE SHIRTS,
LINEN BOSOMs,
AT $50.

WALL, ROBINSON 4 CO.,
322 Pennsylvania avenue,
iea-tf Bet. Ninth and Tenth streets.
g v.BOYD, b M. HILLMAH. ALEX. BOYD
BOYD, HILLMAN 90,
fhoDuc6S oh hlESfo sf nAtiEsoa AsS
AssHfsJor sale Of tks CELEBRATED Pisbxry Goa! on
FERTILIZERS 1 sos RE DUST, IPsoupRErrr.As
between eth and 10th sts, washington, d. o.
fire. Nation d Bank: fitzSrgh SoSis Prs.idsnt d
S5 IaSf Z u.s. zss;. sStSn La:
Insurance Agent; Hon A. J. Dietrich; +. Q. Fox
E E:ss'' Agents; Robert I'''A' Ed A''S,n is
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTEKI0R,
u UNITED SWJAT sAisd pdThMM Nav SatEsa s
On the petition of REBKGJA A; MARvHHR,
or H deceased pTayins for the extension Of Patent
granted To the said Robert Msr-her, the I'D day
ing Mouldines for seven years from the expiration
Of said patent, which takes place on the led day
1t ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent ONCE on MONDAY me s, rs, DAY OF Dec am
nee to appear and show cause II any they have why
said petition ought not to be granted:
file IN Ss Psss
Cay OF hearing, all testimony uieN either party
20 be used at the said hearing mnst be taken and
transmitted in accordance WIZ tue rules OF the
once, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon ~ tes-
timony must be filed In the once twenty days be-
within ten days amer fling the testimony.
Ordered also that this notice be published In the
Republicap and the Intelligencer, Washington,
%. C. and in the Atlas. New York, N. Y, once
q week for three successive weeks: the nrst Of
said % be at least sixty days previous
~ io VS. y Acting Commissions Of Patents.
xxTN. KK1BE 90. 8 cELLBRATED GRAND
w soGARs and UfR1GHT PIANOs-
AIso, j Gsteys 90. b PABIOk 0R0ANey
and MELObEONe, for sale sna rent orVvNvt
octave Pi1NOe, by Chickering, Loud, and other
NAT arr from m 20 Sl0ef or sale bys nAl month.
~ .svGsnts. * m. b. RIICHENbACHT Yisno
tore no. abs nth street. mar lss1
FOE sALoIxED fIAsTsR,
Just rscsavsa end for ssls--.,.
400 6srrsis QsIsiped PLATTER;
"a ReeEhDALE CIMlNr:
III Rehnsd PLA8TER. for Ar.
tist,s ead Dentst's use.
wilI be sela II any esann'y 70 SUIT euss'nsrs. q
wholesale rsss o. P. Bl0wN Z son,
~ysts apd wharf end Yasd sfoot Of ythss.
q ..:ss.sssis az Sssss:: -: =. ss,l:S
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BANKERS.
JAY COOKE q co..
- ~ 4

JAH COOKE q co.,
BAHKBss
PrvrsarrH STREET, oPros-fs fasAsvpy -
Buy end % % current narhss rssss, m
Constantly on hand full supply oe eli
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvBN-rHIRTIEs, AED "eHPoUHp
INTEREST HOTEe.
orders sor STOCKS, BoEDe, Ao., sxsevSsl
ana collections made on all accessfbls poiat..
sel-n s
L IRsr NATIONAL BANK ra o1.s
OF WASHINGTON.
n. c90kE, tof Jay Cooke Co.,, Prssslsss.
Il WIN. 4 HUNTINGTON, Cashiss.
r.r..H
oovnRHAEEr DEPOSITORY
EIkAhCIAL AGENT or THE UHITsi
STATES,
isA street, or,osits tSs Isssxry Dspsrsxsas.
Government Securities with Treasurer Uni,.r
States, 30
~ ~ONE MILLION DOLLARS4
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES At current market rates.
FURNfsH EXCHANGE and sass cbl,esis.4
80 ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TN
UNITED STATES. la1 q
We purchase Government vouchers on tn
MOST AV0RABLE TERMS. and give car,
fuI attention to .-- ..s.s--. $50
ACCOUNT OF BUSIN ESs MEN ssd FIRhs
and to ANY other business sasxustsd 70 a.
FULL NEGOTIATION In regard 10 GOVERN.
MINT LOANS ct oil times oheerfully furnished,
WIN. Q. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
washiuston, March %, 1855. NIT
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lNEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFF,

On the petition of AsEsR %Hi TTRi Is ls1s
meiy Of Springfield, Ohio, now Of Platte county f
Missouri: praying for the extension of a patent
for an improvement in Grain and Grass Harvest,
e Sr ssEsn from the Of said
the That sn isa . da Sa
gust next, at IL O'Clock m; and all persons are
.sa ought to an
Persons Spposing the extension are required to
set forth writing at least t,cssy days before the
day OF hearing all testimony filed BY either party,
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the
ONCE, which will be furnished on app icstion.
ofhs lied ss sa
before the day Of hearing; the arguments, il any,
Sc in
Republican and the intsilisencer " sshins ton, D:
Ohio. once . week for three successive weeks; "a:
FIRST Of SAID publications. to be at least sixty days
previous to the day OF hearing. sro,,r
je A-xsv Acting Commissioner Of Pstents
nEPARIMENT OF TIE INIERIoR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
On the petition g. ESs Ell !q BkK6badsrr
the ssh day q 1854 for an % sas%
I..Ca q s.d patent, Which take: place the ssh
day OF december, isoS;
November next :, L 'ciOci NJ and all persons are
potlhed to appeaI and show cause IL any they
Persons opposing the extension are required to
fle in the Patent Once their objections specially
set forth in writing, at least t,resfy days before
the day OF hearing; all testimony filed by either
party. 10 be used at the said hearing, must be
taken and transmitted in accordance with the
rules OF the ofnce, which will be furnished ON sp-
De positions and other papers, relied upon a
testimony, must be fled in the office ftrenfy daya
before the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any
within ten days after fling the testimony;
Ordered, also. that this notice he published In
the Republican and the Intelligencer Washington,
ID. O., and In the Darlington Times. Burlington,
Vt. once week for three successive weeks. the
first Of said publications to be 1t least sixty days
previous to the day of hearing.
A. NJ. STOUT,
u lO- Wv Acting COmmi1sloneI of PAtenta.
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llY FITCH 4 FOX,
ID Real Estate Brokers aad Amcfioneers,
Sullivan Building, No. 470 9TH street,
opposite Post Ofhce
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10y COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers
ID Late clerks with J. q. McGuire A Co,
Southwest corner Of Psnu. enue and ii tn street
Star Offce Building

t9URTH AND FIFTH sTREETs, AT AUC.
By virtue of a deed OF trust dated on the 4th Jay
OF May, 1857, and duly recorded in Liber Il. @ e.
NO ~, Toll. SS, enc OF the land records for the
county of Washington, d. c., shall sell at auc-
tisn, in front Of the premises on MONDAY. July
%, 1855: ct ~ O'clock p m. pat Of Lot Il: in
prDvements thereon. Consisting of a two story
Flame Dwelling, with basement. This property
lsSltuated On the north side of Massschueetts ay-
enne between 4th and 5th streets and runs back to
i street. N'u
FERNS: One-third cash; residue in sir and twely
months, with interest secured by deed OF trust ON
the premises. All conveyancine and staups at the
eoet Of the purchaser. $50 down At the time OF
sale. THEODORE FRITZ Trustee
" lGdSds COOPER q LATIMER. Ancta
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lxY j. b. WHEELBR q CO., Auctfoneers
- No. 81 La. ave, bot. 9th and 9TH streets
opposite Seatou House.
For WM. NEIR, Real Estate Broker.


IMPROVED REAL ESTATE In THE SEVENTH
WA BID AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, July IS, 1858, at 6 81 O'Clock o.
~, we shall sell. in front of the premises parts OF
Lots A, b, and c, in Clark 3 Subdivision of Square
No: 26S: having front of u feet BY depth of co
feet inches. improved by q three story Frame
DWELLING House. containing II We roems. and being
honse No. u, southeast corner of l3a ard streets
(lslsndI
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured BY deed Of trust All convey
ancipg apd stamps at the purchasers cost A
deposit of $50 " hen sold.
H2-d j.. wHEILKR co, Aucts.
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WALL, ROBINSON 4 CO.,
322 Pennsylvania avenue,
Bet. Ninth and Tenth streets.
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- caa be accommodated viii BOARD durina the
sunnsr q reaesaebee rstss, q ". b. BROUH0U
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORl AHD OHIO RAILROAD,
WASHInofou, 0Ay 8, Goon, -.

RALTIhORl AHD OHIO RAILa0AD.
wAsEnsron. Aay 8, GooH, ~.
~ z
s:;I:;s assR 'A HHsi
re nov run - follows. via:
FOB RALTEMOB1.
Leave , Ss.,y, s.e.tt sunday, 8 80. 500. anA IN
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Il W.. aaiy, except Sunday, at7:p .. m, end -
ROB WAY 'rA LII gss ssgss q AurAro-
Leave ct Soc and T:ss .. N. ;, and ct 100 ana q
FOB AENAPOLIs.
Lssss At 1;SH e. n ard 40 , N. he trains 70
FOB BALTiMoRR.
Leave Ut 800 .. m. and $50 and 8: - .. -
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave ct 500 .. n. and 40 and s:ls ,. q.
Ls.v. S.iy s1es rs s.s.f "a ana sunday. .s:
g sssa . I. !: IS s. "a 8; :Ss.ss,s
wheeiins. PsrSersbure, &c. =
.THROUaH TICKETS e the West can Be ha .
in the day = veil q at the new ofsoe, 40S Penn.
ssyivsnis avenue, where arrangements can be
SIDE 70 check baggage 1t hotels or private resi-
For New York, , IE,h.l.a:lPh,.: and Boston. see
J. L:wILsON. Master Of Transportation.
ocs ak6 Ssnss Hs pssis
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW foRK.
81 q aa
WAsHInsToN. Jan. 6. 1857.
Trains between washi ne.ou ana New YORK ars
now run As folio ws viz:
FOB NEW YORK. without chan % OF cars.
Le ave daily Except Sunday at $40 q. m, i'm
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
leave eaily texcept Sunday at 500 and l?:iS \
m, and 80 and 7:0O .. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philstelphiass TOO
sLKtPISG CABS tor New York on 100 IN.
ur hlo Ga T,es.,, IA ph,,.a.,,s,. Nav vor. q,
Bostcp, can be had at the Station Office at ell
hours In this day, a. well ct the office. 4O6
Pennsylvania avenue, where arrangements can be
made to cneck baggagss : otsls And private
residences.
See Baltimore and Ohio lrosd sdyertissmsni
and schedule %. bstyesn Washington, Baltimore, An.
y. Z: WILSON. Master Of Transportation.
l.. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
oc0-h GEO. 8. KO0NTZ, Agent. WashinGtou
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nEPARTMENr OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT 0FtLC


On the petition Of ABIGAIL 4. WHISTLE, OF
Binghampton Ny admini:trstrix. OF the estate
the extension Of patent granted to the said Ben
IamiD b. Webster the Sd day Of October, 1854 for
an Improvement In Mosquito Curtains. for seven
years from the expiration q said patent, which
takes place ON the Sd day Of October, 1853
10 ordered that the said petition be heard ct the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 2lst day Of Sep
tember next, Ut II O'Clock n and ell persons are
n9slnsd to aRRsar and .hoy cause II any they have,
Persons opposing the extension Are required .
die In the Patent Once their objections, specially
day Of hearing; ali testimony nled By either party
20 De used q the said hearing must Be taken and
o@cs, which will Be furnished on application.
nopy must be nled in the once tsssty days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, within
ORDERED, siss that this netios b Inbli.hsd IN ths
sDd io &c nc AZ s.
once : "a, xssk Tor tire. ,aesss,ivs v.shs; tie
previous - u dag Il hserinG. 49,
In r-vSw Acfans Oo0~ss~enase - SSSs.~.
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INBY POINT TIL.
SALT wArKR BATHING.

This favorte resort, having been thorou Chilly ron.
oVsted, with increased cottage and other r . a
sceommedations, NEW BALL ROOM, NJ II
Tor the reception of visitors on the First OF
JULY, when the subscriber solicits q Continuation
OF patronage heretofore so literally bestowed Don
him An excellent Band Of Music in attendance
bO1tu, per uay.---.-----.-------.. u 80
per week :: r.. = u %
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GNIPARTMENT OF THE INTRRIOR,
" UNITED STA TES PATENT OKFIC

WARRINGTON, j un0 ~, 1868.
On the petition of ANN WINTER, OF Roundout,
n. Y sdminisfratrix, and WILLIAM WINTER,
of said 6oundout, administrator, of the estate OF
Archibald Winter, deceased, praying for the exten
sion of pa ut granted to the said Archibald Win
ter, the 18Th day Of September, 1854. for an i'm
provement Ia Machines for Saving Firewood, 4 =,
for seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which takes place on the 18th day Of September.
1858.
Iii y ,sred that the said petition be heard AZ the
Patent Once on MONDAY. the l4th day of Sen
TENDER rext al Il O'Clock M and all persons Are
notifies 70 appear and show cause II any they have
why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension required to
hle II. the Patent Once their objections, specially
forth In writing At least tcep.y days before the
day Of hearing; af testimony hled by either party
to be used At the said hearing must be taken and
Office. which will be furnished on application
DISPOSITIONS and other papers reileu upon restf-
mony must be led In the once ttcsat, DAYS before
the day of hearing; the arguments, IL any, within
TEN days after fliug the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
Republican and the Inteligencer, " arlington, D.
c., and in the Atlas. New York, N. Y, once .
week for three successive weeks; the nrst Of said
publications to be ct least sixty days Srsyious to
the day OF hearins. A. M STOUT.
Nv 9-iawsw Acting Conmisnoper OF Patents
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AUCTION SALES:
THIS AFTERNOON.

THIS AFfKkNOON.
Rl GREEN 4 wILLIAMs,
~ Auotioneer and Reai Rstass Brokers,
NO. sSo Southeast corner Of eth and D sss.
A GOOD TwosrolY BRICK HOUSE AND
Lot: LR. MING on SOUTH STRfTT.
isTSsfh As.Sr Il 1 ASSri sS5syfsri Sis
On THURSDAY the 1sa instsnt At g.. O'Clock D.
@ S:ss e :es g.: j 59i Ne
i M oeeg; With esod two story Brick Dwelling
nsk ing it 4 elsss private residence.
Terms e-thiid cash; balance in s, II. and IS
de.d of trust on the premises. All convey ascins
:DS revenue stamp. at the cost Of the purchaser.
sl'0 down on the DAY s & MS . WILLIAMS
US Int. Auctioneers.
BY W, L. s MALL e.. CS.s ans s
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and 9Th stresf
ryo;sroRI FRAME HOUSE AT AUCTION.
o clock, we will sell on the premises, part Of lot
back I FEET to on g. oOs aey
proved by tvo.story frame house in good repair
for notes bearing interest and secured BY deed OF
t trust +, >, Convey ancins and stamps a. the
quirsd as soon as the pTopertg Is sOI ~ VIII Do re-
Jy2s W: L. WALL & co. Auc,s.
Sf FITCH FOX; -
Sullivan Building, Ne. a 9TH st., opposite Post
Once.
c. I. GRIFFITH, Auctioneer
THHME VALUABLE LOTS AT THE SOUTH
BAsI COkNhR Oh 11TH AND STREETS
On MONDAY, the nth inst, at $50 .. m. on the
premises; We will sell three valuable building
Lots IN square so. Those Lots are at the south
tarnhams new block, and on the highest ground
IN the city. Each Lot d q feet az inches wide
FEAR 4 ' ~ WV
Terms most favorable. viz: Three quarters of the
purchase money pay able in Joar aRnsaI install
m9S. Title lndisputable. deposit of SOB on
earn IoI wnea sold FITCH FOX,
y z5.0 INTEL Aucrioneers.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

EARLINS SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
- On fhs LoudOn ard Hampshire R1i1-o1f
seven miles from Alexandria and Wash r 4
inst0n. Splendid accommodations for Sum 81
Gay Schools and other pleasure parties lSs
BOBBRT BALL, No. All 7th street,
y I'm Arant
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a TT!ITIeH, BoEst-Jssss:s;: s,rs K!.:s, .
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I ty1 FIICH a TUX.
| u Real Estate Bro&,ys and Aec.ionsevs.
Sullivan Building, Ne. a. o 9TH st.. opposite Pos,
Once.
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o. and after MONDAY. July % the ,teamsr.
BkIsIOL and PROVIDENCE, OF
River, daily, Sunday excepted D atd
5octoek o. m, instead OF S, as heretofore.
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
y 9t GEO. SHIyERICK Agent.
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The Election.

The election for President and
Vice President of the United States
took place on last Tuesday, and re-
suited in the election of Grant and
Colfax. Without moralizing upon
the result, we give the news in the
most condensed form.
New York. Nov. 4.-The World
claims 1918 majority for Seymour
in New York State. Ii also claims
the election of a Democratic Cover
nor, four Congressman, and a United
States Senator. Hotlman's majority
in New York city is 70,933, and
Seymour's 5o,s9l. In Brooklyn
Seymour majority is l0,076.
The Tribune SAYS hat States known
TO have chosen electors to vote for
Grant and Colfax are rs follows:
Maine, $1,000; New Hampshire.
5000; Massachusetts,, 5000; Rhode
Island, 6,000; Connecticut, 1900:
Vermont, 10000: West Virginia,
5000; Pennsylvania, 10000; Ohio,
5000; Indiana, 10000; illinois,
10000; Michigan, $4,000; Wisconsin,
10000; Iowa, 10000; Nebraska, 1000:
Tennessee, 10000; California, 5000:
Nevada, 1000; Missouri, 10000;
k'rs1s 5000: North Caroline. 20
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Imporlint rrelrh arrangement

Wo have received fran Capi = +.
Oikley, mnerl freight anl tctri
ageui, @ copy Of iho Ioim freight
tariff recently agreed upon ly the
Mississippi and tennessee and Mis-
sisippi Central railroads. between
Memphis and all points ~ the Cen.
trail road and which went into effect
on tho frst of this month. The IN.
ccrs Of our road have been trying for
a long time-oycr since the war-io
get up this tariff With the Central.
but II has orig been lately that they
have succeeded This arrangement
will not only benefit this road, but
will be a great convenience 70 persons
South NJ GRENADA who purchase sup
plies or freigbts Of any kind in Mem.
phis. We have noticed that a quan.
tlty Of ears, loaded with cotton, have
already passed over this road for New
Orleans, since THE tariff went into
operation We fail to see why New
Orleans is a better cotton market than
Memphis, but take it for granted that
the parties interested know what they
are doing.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Probate Court
Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi. rendered
therein at the February term. 1858. ! will, a.
administrator De bonis non Of the estate Of
james " Dyson, deceased, on Saturday the I2th
day u December, 1865. a, Sardis, in said cum
", offer for sale at public auction 10 the highest
bidder, the following valuable aud improved
plantation, to-wiii All Of section one, in town
ship eight, Of mnge nine, west III said county.
There Is situated upon this tract OF land a hne
dwelling-house, out-houscs gin.honsc, and Eve
hundred aercs Of the land is cleared and Ia a
good state Of cultivation.
Terms-One.ourih cash on day Of sale and
balance In twelve months
" II. SHORT,
Admir- d. honi' non Of J ". Dyson. decd.
urtsrF
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HfF fFffHfN w HfHNVffHf
Thfp = Hfhiha 81 hfts.aiy ID
#bsfa deesIa ms8i shd msmfh
ao, WFae aa1 : essi mitf.
aaniinK hfisfta ihe is8 ftt a
ard nhffnfahihRh ~ lmpfiaai
p Ne sH we ~ W 1s efhsf fhs
Hly w Ilt benefit lhH ,tH irstus
f0m afiiifIaa ahl conflict IN fht
Hh tIi fham ~ fht whlif ai
ffu'HfH fl0 come ffum the Nnrh
ia pursuit N anife fheg know CO.
pal understanding lduetn fbf
fiefs Hmli da.h I'D t4slf hg
Illustrate 81 their pIaus aal send
then Iafh 10 ihe piece wltne li.y
nmr ou their haIt6ruis efmnd.
Give ne bm pra and aood relation.
bsitfrn the ta0 races anl He will
enier upon r. mre.r II uuoxamplrd
prosperity IN whose benefits aIl viii
participate Our e%Jlofal population
will ~ to work with serene minds.
and Instead If giving ~ their entire
thoughts to politics they will think
about adding to the comforts Of their
families. Since this agitation com
menccd The best n them but lived
Iroin hand 10 mouth. III. timcthcy
Serc improving their fortunes and
surrounding Themselves with home
This will be the natural
result Of that -icadincss and reflection
which will come from the rcstorstiop
Of the friendly relation that formerly
existed between the two races. As
for the whites they have and can
have no incentive to a conflict with
the blacks 50 long as the latter avoid
dggressiveness, and manifest a will
ingness to work. Our feelings and
our interests all concur to make us
a good understanding with
the bIacks. With rcpose and friend
ship We will have the labor we want
and will be enabled 10 duplicate and
redupIicate production. With peace
and friendship we will present such
attractions to immigration and CAPT
tai Is cannot be resisted. Every
capitalist and every immigrant will
labor, and the wages of the la
will increase. The negro will
he infinitely better on than he has
been since the war, and will be in a
to provide for his family
only neccssaries, but comforts and
uxuries. The carpct-baggers and
'dyenturers will disappear as soon as
he relations that ought to exist be-
the two races are established.
Those of either color who talk glibly
bout a conflict between the whites
nd blacks, as il it were to be desired,
ave not reflected upon the subject
ike rational beings. 1t would be a
curse even than the war
through which we have just passed.
No, we must have peace and a good
understanding, aud to that end, all
he hcllisb disloyal leagues must be
'roken up, at any cost. We must
Ielp the negroes to break them up.
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4 Hint 10 Employers.

The emancipation Of our slaves ha,
worked many Inconvenience to our
peDple, but none 90 marked in IL
personal iiscomiorts az those which
aoE from the constant changes 10 our
donas'ie No hou@-kccper has any
assgrancc ira, the servants Of to-day
will be Al their place Tomorrow.
Everything !. unccrtainty-whcn a
.evsni : employed, no one, such is
the decentralization regards Il a. per-
mansni As house-kecpers we live
"a eon-ian, dread Of waking up each
morning minns a servant. And this
state Of thing- i, peculiar to the
South. No other people on earth are
thus annoyed with the uncertainty Of
servants. Not does the fault rest en-
urcly with the servants themselves.
The fault rests solely with our own
people. Day after day W, bear of
one family tempting the servants OF
another to leave. Such conduct is
decidedly small and contemplate.
1t is indicative of bad breeding, to
oay the least Of it, and is conclusive
Of the fact that the offender knows
but little of good manners. As long
rs this abominalion is INDUCED in,
We shall have trouble with our do
mc.tics. l,ccollcct that, and shape
your future ouurso accordingly.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-11-07
Bulls CedrOn Bitter..
AUTHENTIC DoCUNgy.

wv hENls
irkaHsa' Hard From satimonv Of Medical
Mon.
sIoucy Point White Co, Ark. May %. 90.
d. John BuH-Dear Siri Last February I
was IN Louisville purchasing drugs. and / %,
some Of your Sarsaprilla aud Csdron Bitter,
Ny son-iu-law, who was with me In the storr
las been down With rheumatism for some ,ims
commenced on the bitters, aad soon found NJ,
general health improved. d.. Gist who ha.
been In bad health, tried them. and he Ala Inn.
proved. Dr. Coffee, who has been 10 had besl,h
for several ycars-sfomach and iirsr Affected
improved very much by the nae Of your Ritter.
Indeed, the CcirUn Bitters have given von
great popularity IN this settlement. / thint I
could sell q great quantity Of yonr medicine.
this hdl-e specially Of sour Cedrun Ri,ters ana
Sarsaparlla, Ship Inc via Memphis. care ~
Rfrkcit 4 Nicely. Respectfully.
C. n. walEsa
Prepared by Dr. Iohh Bull at hi. Lsbon,o.
y, Filth street Louisville, ny.
For sale BY all Druggists and Dealer
nnT.i,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-11-07
Bulls ~Sarsaparilla.
A GOOD REASON TOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read The Captain Letter.

BENTON BARRicKs, No, April 30. 1856.
IN. Joha Bsh--Dear Sir; Knowing the Ell.
cacy OF your Sarsnparilla. aud the healing and
beneficial qualities Il possesses, ! send YOU the
following statement of my case. | was wound.
ed about two years ago-was taken prisoner
and confined for sixteen months Being moved
50 ol'en' my wounds have not healed vet.
have not sat up a moment since I was wounded
am shot through the hips. Ms general health
Is impaired, aud need something to assist
nature. have more faith In your SarsapariIla
Than IN anything else. ! wish that that Is gen.
nlne. Please express me half a dozen bottles
and oblige Carr. c. p. JonSsoS
St Louis Mo