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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24

r. THE "BrcGEsT Fool The New York
1lSun is responsible for the following:
George Frapcis Train said, some years
ago, that he attempted to write books,
and people called him a fool; that. he
took Appointment partin politics. and they
returned the same verdict; that he nn-
5dertook to uphold the American nation
abroad, and he was still accused of folly.
81 then tnrned my attention." he added,
"to making money made it, and since
no one has called me fool" Last au-
tumn Mr. Train attended the Jockey
Club races at the Jerome Park, and bet
ted very freely, but always, as~it happen
ed, on the losing horse. The last day,
having wagered large odds on the favorite,
he again lost, and supremely disgusted,
he took out his pocket book while in the
members stand, and cried ont " I'll bet
five to one am the biggest fool lin the
ely or county of New York. After re-
peating the challenge several times, a
man, standing on the courseimmediately
below, looked up, and, with his porte
monaie in his hand, said: "fIalloa, slran7
ger, I'll take. that bet, provided your
name isn't George Francis Train"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24

A Few WoRDs TO n FArnER.-Take
your son for companion whenever you
conveniently can; it will relieve the al
ready over. burdened, anxious mother of
so much care. 1t twilli,gg ,ggrratify the boy F;
it will please the mother; it, certainly
ought to be pleasure to you. What
mothers eye would not brighten when
her child is fondly cared for2 And when
his eye kindles, his heart BEATS. and his
tongue prattles faster and faster with the
idea "of' going with father does she not
share her little boys happiness, and is
not her love deepened by her husbands
consideration, so just, and yet toosoften
so extraordinary 1t will keep him and
you out Of places, society, and tempta
ton into which separately you might en-
ter. 1t will establish confidence, sympa-
thy, esteem, and love between you. 1t
will give you abundant and very favora-
BILE opportunities to impart instruction,
to infuse and cultivate noble principles,
and to develop and strengthen true
manhood. ltwill enable him to "see the
world" and to enjoy a certain liberty.
which may prevent that future lcentions-
ness which so often results from q sudden
freedom from long restraint
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
TN ORDINARY


UpY ". F. DURIS0E, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
whereas, 3. W. ;carwae, sc:s, q. Es D. has Sap-
pisdto me. for Letter5 Of son all
and singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits of Harriet Hughes, late of the District
aforesaid decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be andappear before me-, at our
next Ordnary's Court for the said District, to be
holden at Edgefeld Court House, on the lSth day
June next, to show Cause, if any,. why the
said administraton should not be granted.
Given under; my. .handand sea-, this 18th day Of
May in the year of our Lord one thousand
Zig hit hundred and sixty-eight, and in the s2d
year of tho Independence Of the United States
of America.
W. F. DURIS0E, o.E.p.
May 12 ct 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24

TOUCHING LEAVE TAK1Sa.-Ihe St.
Joseph (Missouri)y Herald reports an
elopement case. A Mrs: Carson hasleft
with doctor, first addressing the follow
ing to her husband
"DEAR HuBhY You're played out. |
like DR.. so well that prefer going
with him rather than staying with you
you good for nothing degenerate cuss. It's
none of your business where we're going
to: 1t won't do you a bit of good to
follow us, for wouldn't live another day
with you to save your life. You made
mistake in thinking loved you. |
married you merely for;convenience sake.
| take the baby along, and sIHtakescare
of it. You can sue for divorce, or get
married as soon as you please. The wo-
man who gets you next will have heal
thy old prize. Good bye. Be virtuous
and you'll be happy.
Yonr ATE WIFE,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24
rolled back, and the angels. Of tender
Memory few in. and took up their abode

rolled back, and the angels. Of tender
Memory flew in and took up their abode
there.
Violet Dale! Violet! the soft-eyed
girl whom he had loved with the fresh:
ness of his youth and the fervor Of his
manhood; Violet, who had made his
whole life a-sfailure! And yet She had
been pure and innocent; before the til
buna of his judgment she was btameless.
Yet she was dead-what mattered this
long-deterred discovery? it was now too
late, Too late for her, but not too late
for her children! They should be his,
and he would be their father. And it
was even so. Richard and Violet Gray
went forth no more from lreton Hall ;
henceforth their home was with the early
friend of their mother.
Unbounded was the surprise in Milford
when it was known that Mr.. Steele had
adopted two stranger children: but still
greater was the establishment when, on
the following Sabbath, the rich man walk
ed into church, leading the orphans, one
on either side The good work was be-
gun, and it went on until Richard Steele's
whole nature was revolutionized.
Years afterwards, while he lay on his
dealh-bed, loving and grieving friends
were around him, and at the very last he
fancied he saw the face of his lostIiolet
lowering above the couch. And at his
funeral there were few dry eyes, for the
poor had Learned to bless his bounty, and
the sick and distressed offered up his
name in their prayers; and all sorrowed
alike, for they knew that the grave had
closed over one whose hand was evel
open to the calls of charity. And there
fore say not, o cold cynic, that because
men are harsh and cold there is no oasis
in the desert, for in every human heart
however strong, there is fountain o
sweet waters, and happy is he who break:
the finty barriers and allows the living
stream to gIshfo
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24

Hermann FOR sHAwLS. Double width,
fine quality, both white and black.
GRAY d TURLEY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24

RIBBONS, BUTTONS AND BRAIDs. All
new styles, for trimming ladies' dresses.
GRAY&* *TURLEY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24

DoNAMARIA AND BAREGE FOR Wells
Blue, Green, Brown, Purple, Black. New
Shades. GRAY & TURLEY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24

BLEACHED AND DROWN DAMASK-Irish,
German, and Barnsby Damask, in great varie-
ty, at very low prices.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24

LIGHT SPRING cAssIMEREs. For Men
and Boys, in variety. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24

FRENCH PRINTED BRILLIANTS, rich and
beautiful in design and perfectly fast cOlors,
just opened.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24

TOILET SOAPS. of celebrated Makers New
stock. GRAY l. TURLEY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24

aENTLEMENs PAPER COLLARS. Whole
sale and Retail.
~ - GRAY & TURLEY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24

Two Dollars and a Half
Will buy dozen superiorquulity of Irish Linen
Cambria Tape Bordcred HANDKERCHIEFS,
this week, at GRAY i TURKEYS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24

GENTLEMEN'S VESTS AND DRAWERS.
All sizes. GRAY & TURLEY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24
Dyed him more than anything t,lsesto b

noyed him more than anything ,lsesto be
pittied.
"Why do you look at me in that way?"
he demanded, harshy.
because am sorry fol you" she
said. sweetly you are old, and sad,
and all alone. Where are your children?"
Il have none" he answered; and Won
dered. ut the same time, why he did so.
None! Have you nc little girl to
sit on your knee, and call you papa7 Pm
sure pity You very muchF'
Iiumph !"
But do! Indeed do! It must be
dreadful not to love anybody! Did you
never have anybody to love your
A spasm of pain shot athwart the rigid
face of Richard Steele, and his iall frame
quivered, it might be with agony, or an
ger, one could not decide from his words.
He pushed the child away.
mot another word 4! j will not listen !!
Good heaven! that lips like those should
ask me that question p
Pardon me, didn't mean to hurt
your feelings. You loved somebody, and
God took her away. Was it your sister :"
All, yes; and memory flew back to
that gentle, fair.haired child who had clung
with soft arms to his neck, and kissed
with warm lips his bearded cheek: His
little sister, May! How well Fhe remem-
bered her, as she looked the last time he
had seen her face, lying cold and calm
like marble, in the, shadow of a coffin !;
with white rosebuds broken in twain.
amid the ringlets of her hair, broken like
herself, the sweet immortal rosebud
Yes, he remembered May, and his eye
grew moist with something like tear,
but it was q strange visitant, and he dash
ed it away. Yet that tear was not given
to angel May !; she had been for years
safe in the Paradise of God s.itwas given
to another, whose blue eyes seemed to
look at him out of the blue orbs Of the
little girl before him. He bent down
over her, and scanned her features closely.
Then he asked
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-24

He finished the manuscript, and, bow
ing his face upon the open sheet, the long
pent sorrow of his heart burst forth in
tears-tears such as only one like him
can shed. The closed chamber was open-
ed at lest the double granite doors 5BeEe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-25
MISSOURI.

Sr Louis. August 24.-Ths Democrat TO-
morrow morning viii publish an srpcss Of
q Democratic pecret armed organization.
designed to darrv this State for Seymour
AZ d Blair. The DemocrK says several CON.
panies already are organized and armed 10
this city that II hss Information Of the ex.
is,epce OF the organic alton in several coun.
ties in the State, and that II 10 connected
with similar organizations 10 Kentucky.
Tennessee, and other Southern States. The
article will contain . circular from head
quarters in this city, Instructions TO Cap
tains Of companies. and two or three forms
for the transaction Of the business Of the or
gsnixation. which is called In this State
Union Legion"
The Democrats Ia the lth Congressional
district have nominated Cbaa d. McAffee,
ex Gov Phelps law partner, for Congress.
A party Of distinguished Eastern gentle
men arrived here to-day. en- route for Salt
Like, the Rocky Mountains and San Fran
cisco. for pleasure. health. and scientific Oh.
scrvation. Among them are Prof. Agsssiz.
Senator Conkling ot New York. Hon. Sam
uel Hooker Of Boston. Chief Justice Hunt
Of New York, Hon. X. Franch and 8. r.
Frsnch, of Schenectady, Hon. f. + Shapland
Of Yonkers, DIR. Watson, A. @. Cox and r.
V. Rogers, of Utica. The party have been
to Ma ison Wisconsin, ST. Paul and other
points, and will tomorrow visit Iron Noun
tain and the mineral region Of south east
Missouri
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-25
MARYLAND.

BALffHonE, Aug. 25.-The prize fight BE-.
tween ColIyer And Eiwards took place ia
Tr,verse Island. Northumberland county,
Virginia, yesterday. The men took their
Places in the ring 81 minutes past 10 s'cfk,
and ai,er some delay In choosing . referee
AMI ring keeper.
Fine Was called fof The lat round, and
neither Of the men we're in proper condition
70 fight. both being under their proper
weight, Collysr going into the ring At 1913
pounds. and Edwards 1t l2l pounds. The
fight wss slut bornly contested on both
sides. Betting was about even.
Tho fight lasted one hour and fourteen
minutes. In the 9Th round Edwards struck
Co lyer aterriiic blow on the iugular vein.
which knocked him ont Of time, rendering
him stnSeless for over 10 minutes
Both man show sigma Of severe punish
ment, though Edw ards walked to tho beach
unsupported, ana would sllcw no one 10 as
sist him On board the steamer.
On the downward PASSAGE, soon after
leaving Baltimore, in which knives, pistols,
and hludgsons were freely used man
named Pat Mullen, Of Baltimore, was shot
through the right breast, another had his
finger shot of, and third was stabbed in
the side and hosd. The upward trip vas
quiet.
f''e hundred perrons were present At
Nh tight There wasa steamer from Wssh
ingtop, and . tug from Philadelphia vii. y
. private party OF about 50 persons.
Over 10000 persons were present at the
Sehutzeniest, to-day. The music, vocal anil
lnstrumsntal. WAS very fne. Sporting this
afternoon is brisk. The day il bright and
cheerful, and everything is passing sff most
pleasantly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-25

WA.uIseros, Aug. pa dispstch from
Gen Sherman wss received nj the war De'
partnent to-day. dated Omaha, Aug. 2lst'
stating that he had received Information
from :Gen. Sheridan, who reported from
For, Harker. that he Was in hot pursuit OF
the indians. Who had committed the muir
dsrs NJ sa!osnon's and Saline.
Gen. Sherman says tina. be has Low o.
dered (,en Sheridan 10 drive thc eav.kcs
sou.b Of the Ksrsas line. END 70 pu.s...s
to kill IL Necessary. General rDeIm,u ~
this smonnts 10 war, but hops only on
ANAL er.lc. He further Gays thai me sioux
~ m. north remain quiet II the Presidents
does not approve OF my action. notify
~. nromptly, but l deem 'ufther
s.'rh..yance with "1njuns" impossible.
Tnis dispatch was communicated to the
Commissioner OF IndiAa AdsirS. General
Nix. Acting CoDmisoionef, SueOitted . re
nort 10 the Secretary Of the Interior, which
hes been sent to the War Department He
reports that he received no oilcisl informss
tion 10 eference 10 the alleged massacre
he says the innocent should not suffer for
the guilty, but that Gen. Sheridan has the
right to carry out 70 the letter his order 20
fer ~ the guilty ladians aFs coscerncd.
and adds that those engaged In murders
should be punished and taught less0n i'm
mcdiately.
Ala late hour this afternoon . dispatch
was received from Capt Murphy 10 the 10.
dian Bureau. In which he says he hes re-
ceivcd upo61cial information that MIR.
White and several others had been killed by
. party Of Northern Cheyenne and Arrap-
ahoes. lie will communicate O6lcial facts
AZ soon rs received. In view Of all tho
facts the President again informed Secretary
Scofield that he approved Of the rigid
course approved by Gen. Sherman.
LEAvsxwoRTH, Aug A.-The following
ortcr has been issuei by Gen. Sheridan:
"ronr HARKRR, Aug. "a
In consequence IF recent open hostility
on TIE part Of the Cheyennes and Arrapa-
hoe Indisns. embracing the murder of 30
unarmed citizens In the State Of Kansas,
woundlsg many more. and acts Of on r. e
on women and children TOO str0ci0us 10
meu,iop in detail. the Major General CON.
mxpding. under authority frUm the Lieut..
General commanding this Military Divis-
ion, directs the forcible removal OF th0ee
Indians 10 their reservations south OF the
State Of Ksnsas. and that they be compelled
TO deliver up the perpetrators OF the guilty
acts. All persons WhOmsOeveP are forbid
den TO have inteScOusse with. or give aid 81
assistance to these Indiana until there Il
due notice given hereafter that the require
meLts Of this order bsve.,beeu carried ont.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-25
NEW YORK.

Nxw loRK. August 3i.-Dr Howard Is
cr1,ically examining the diseased cattle Al
Cummuuipaw. Nearly all If those recently
Sick are now well.
Three hundred and eleven deaths &C.
Cured in Brooklyn last week. one-half OF
which were in.sUts.
TIE Savage wing ni the scnisna is hold.
Ing Convention here which is 10 last ten
days fcniau solder Convention 1, also
~ ',e held
Abolt . 1910 emisran,s arrived to-day
frm Livarreo'.
The tnifr iseacrc Climb have rendered
ht srisshlies ~ Mat II CARPENTER, of Wis.
c. ASH. during his stay here. and invited
lin 10 address its members ri such time an
he may designate.
tonight. shortly after the commencement
81 The Performance of Foul Play" at the
broadway Thea,sr. several Sherlif's officers
a.u'.e with warrant issued by Judge Bar.
'nr lhc arrest of ID. II. uaskins, a,
80 81 - ,. lloyd. IF the Few Yogk Thes.
"Ue'npnt 10 iorte .h~ir way behind the
be,ng resisted in their sttemnt Ia
- az ~ Nofaucs. they drew their r.voivers
III H. NV ons OF the shots striking Caorcc
ii'SNel' properly man IN the comrsov 80.
Guy wouaein. him in the ler. Another
mot passed thrciigh the Arm If I.ss.;a
ehamoeflsin. and lodged IN hi, la. 1851
causing. probably \ fatal ws~,a u..s:'
me confusion. Mr. Haskina, Who =. -;
snea'ricsi costume, escaped ihrrrsa ~"
10y oI The house The Sberiff's o,a. We
80 s1ested, after which the oerform"ss
p.oseeneos 'hooeh considerable MUMMY
'"e ""'Nnoe oao retired fran Tie sheStet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-25
MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToN. Aug. A-The city Of Cambridge
Is extending her hospitalities 10 the Chinese
Embassy to-day. The programme includes
the military and q civic procession and q
collation. Al the City hall, and visits 10 MI.
Auburn. the Observatory Colleges and other
places OF interest. The Celestials mani
tested much interest last evening In listen
ing TO the organ in music hall. concert
having been gwen in their honor.
Mr.. Asdrew j. Heller, real estate broker,
IL under arrest charged with dcfrauding an
old gentleman by passing on him three
bonds Of 81 900 each. puroorting to be on
the Brooklyn Steamship Bmmigrstion Co.,
for lot Of land.
The municipal government OF Chelsea has
invited the Chinese Embassy to psrtske Of
the Inequalities Of that city ON Saturday
next.
WoRcEsrRR. Aug. ~ The ex plosion Of
the South Bridge Gas Works on Saturday
evening. vas caused by a lantern in the
hands Of Martin White. who had charge Of
the works. Mr.. White was the only person
instantly killed. Two Of the injured men,
named James Brogan and John Brown have
since died. The gas works were newly
erected.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-25
cHicAOU.

CHcAGo, Aug 25.-rhs Methodist camp
meeting ~ Dsspa.nes grove opens TO-
day, to continue during Tho week.
A fire broke out in . barn near 1921
South Wells street last evening. which
resulted in the destruction Of number Of
wooden buildings, involving . loss Of
abcnt $1,000.
Twenty barrels Of tobacco in the ware
house OF K id, Murdoch 4 Fisher, No. 30
River street, wsns yesterday taken pos
SOS sion OF by Government officials.
ten. Marcy, Icn. McOlellAn's father
in-law, is in the city.
j. W. Cram, foreman If the barber
ahcp under tho ST. James Hotel, made an
unsuccessful sNort TO commit suicide last
night hy taking poison.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-25
DR. 3. GRlGG0'
AROMATIC BlTTERs !

Itaks plsasuress in briueiug to the sosiee .!
The people in this eomnunisv the medscinal
pFspesties Of 0riggs' Aren aiic Aittess sna a.
cosldsnt thrssgk q hosest trial they sill b
feus1 - posses every virtas to make then
worthy Of yo0P falleet confidence.
Fer thirteen yssfe past have been esassise
from Chsonie Diar, hoa nemorrbsgs from TIE
Dswels, and 0eaefal Debility. Ihsvs lard eefefe
the peofoeoioa ~ eaeo usny times ana eeve
never found mucA sslisf and wss compelea 20
abanaoo I'll eeetve eooioess and ploee nyeeu v1ee
the Cseps q lsvalido that eouid ind - reus!.
es1sules6 D 0fi4gs ssus the last Au4css -.
asise - NJ ooo9ttson. Ne claimed 0W w.
use e 0s5ggos Asea.et3e hitssss ny go -
Ieue o0D06i0o eoold u eueod. ! pee0oee -
give tAe0 fair tsisl bought - eeee o. -
BistogD oomDeneo1 their Uoe ed bevc evesy
rsassa 70 thask 0ea 81 the psepeicsee q
0Pigge' Aromatic 0lstero that my eetsce ves
called 70 then for through their use al neos:-
shags Of The Bewole he's eeased the D,a1ncs
completely everyone and that Fsebleness Pc iesne
suffered has calmly passed eway; ny .pRosass
rsstsfed CrAmps IN the lees esded =. ~ Sx
treme torpid condition II the Liver fessnsee y
proper action. In my Own experiences uI'8Ss
Aromatic Ditters have proved ore - uue 49,
and most reliable remedies | ever dsed ~ -
thaokful put them 10 % bcDcst tess anu -
their vlrtves; and knowing mary others ssnes
ing aaaer sore anliciiohs similsr 70 my Own,
make tnis statement that they nay Be eesoiee
70 obtain the proper remedy for their feiies 40
b permitted thsesgh NE use Of Origss Are.
nsiic 6itters - again dsolare theDeelves eonnd
end free ffs0 dioeese. Vita seeards, 1e;
ss..x il ~. 8kIZA381H HILL
/. ase1o4Av 7a..sss Dstseit, AiGh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-25
PENNSYLVANIA

prrrsBuRa, August 24.-Th- ,o.,n
PROCESSION AND reception Of Gens.., Tu'.
Sehuia Tonight, by German Hepuh,,c.
ana Grant aud Cclf,x Clubs OF this c,,v s. a.'
which extensive arranps m.nes had sss,'
mace, was an importing affair. Ger. Schu,..
was receive al the depot by he Second
Ward Club, vino escorted him =. ,he hotel
to City Hall, where be delivered
siirfing acafcsa In Germas Ia an i'm.
owe, flowing. and the gres,v., .anfl,wsi. -,
prevailed. he was aftsrw. r,.s &c ,n,,ied . !.
me hnnoncsnela Rcnsc. sDd RESPONDED "
English. t =
Extensive preparations Ar. being rad,
ior = sasngn-sest. 10 b.. hela IL, this CIV
g mntrclng Moncay next TIE ,,rsreri'
" 50 viii be insugurateti tv 4 ,cich .livh,
Etocsssson. Addresses are expecscd nom
GOV. GesFy and other prom linen, ~ ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-25
STATE items.

The potato crop in Fayss.s Couaty, 10
entirely failure.
The SpisituAlists hold their State Cen
ssntiou At Des Aoinss Oct. Let.
Sioux City now has diree, railroad cen.
muaicatien with st. Louie.
Horse thieves arslspssssisg Gear Bsr-
''nsson. Tee horses weee stolen last week.
IT. j.. Dualsy, Of Csdar Rapids. hes
0e'n Nominated Cireuit Judge, by The DEN.
'ers's OF The Circuit embracing the counties
Of Linn and Cedar.
.hr. "eo. Garsuts had his left arm tors
.H oy the cylinder. 10 ce-s.euspes Of biz
:.e' sApp'nins. he wss issdise 4 ,hr,sl.
's machine near Adsl. % Ne l7sh mat.
me Narshslltown AIssaes says t,,.s .
%, n.msd Montgomery. aged ave ess i,
'a'oe' : '.'e''sr to play with, he ether
day. aud shot himself dead With H..
Sheriff Hasl... captured ) hsrs. ,A;,e
and horse IN Marion l,ss 'Sa.dsy, sad u,
saas svsnisg ths svssr 4 ~ els,sA Aeese
sans. PROVED HE properly ssa issssaasS do
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-25
SOUTH car 0LlNA.

CnARLEsroE, August 24.-Hon. James B.
Campbell started for Washin gtop today, to
present to President johnson AN address
from the people Of Charleston, setting forth
the dangerous condition OF the city, and
the inability Of the civil authorities to pre-
serve peace IL riots should arise and an.
nouncing the determination OF the white
people 10 be moderate and avoid ~ far as
possible oil collision, and asking the Presi-
dent 10 provide for the protection OF the
ciYv