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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-24
T HE Secret Monitor
AND GUIDE TO HEALTH.

A Reliable Private
n Medical Treatise
on the Physiology of
Marriage, and the Se-
.cret Infrmities of youth
and maturity, Physical
.degeneraey and Prena-
ture Decay .arisir g from
Solitary Abuse, or Som
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-24

Stocks and Money.
Telegraphed to the ARsUs.
NEW YoRK, June "a.
Gold-1,404.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, August 5.-Arrlyals OF Deeves snco
bundedht and SO at Hudson City There
National Yards this morning including 3
held Trade fairly but low though quite
Monday and better thAn At Hudson City
Yesterday little advance the best cattle
Of brought l6 with few tops at lie Good fair steers
selling t and thin cattle l2D4e Sales include hd
Illinois steers Smith OF them fair good seant cwt al
l40l6gc II poor Ct 2Gl4c "a for j. H. Clark
good sold at 5ql6t - prime kenuck for Coon
hossbury 81 at 6dl7 81 for H. Thompson common est
Illinois at l4 70 KeHtucky cattle bought Of Harp Hughes
Albany good 6G7c y Missouri cattle for Fitch vaughn
at 5c % fair bat coassb se9at ewt Illinois steers
for W. H. Pat l5dl6c % fair Ohio for w w hnche at sean
loo II ewi IS Missouri cattle for s. HOoisr ewt at sls
Webster 2dl6e D cSt l4
Ins for Mallory, fair 81 cw cattle at 4dl6 and 80
good Illinois for H. Westbmer loo The cattle
nearly and the knowing affect to believe that future arrivals
Sll be lighter.
sheep and freely and there feeling
arrived momiag6 yesterday Most of the
selling 5doic and lambs Sd9ic We give Aes
9 state sheep IS and 33 at 80 80 each Also
car 80 NJ Ohio at 6c 80 n, 6lc ~ Ohio 80 n, Sc IA
state Ohio 81 ~ SIC % State 81 10 6i and ~ ofBS
at DC Also lambs 81 lo7 OF So b. se 4S VI 50 At
9t 80 o60 9s n Of 50 10 6tc, aud ot oil Canada ~ 10 AZ
ole, with 100 state Of 81 70 at &C. 80
Hogs are scarce-Ony 10 to-day with yesterday Prices
unchanged only stock sells lover than reported on
Monday lot Of Mass pigs little loo ID, brosgh sc ear
Mich hogs coarse 85 ~ Toe H. 100 n, loiG sta'e
Gle lot would bring e-some on Ihe way are TO be hed
lie arrival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06

The BROOKLYN Union quotes paragraph from
cotempOrary announcing the safety OF Mr.. Nicholson
who supposed 10 have been drowned, and comments
as follows II II be true. respectfully inquire what
business had Mr. NchOlsOns hat coat watch, and boots
10 be found In boat on the Schuylllf and what bus
ness has hitherto respectable citizen to impose regret
full and mysterious biography on reputable journalists
extent OF a stickful Hereafter persons disappearing
mysteTiousy,' and becoming the victims OF suspected
foul play will apply personally al this office To secure the
insertion Of any complimentary obituary
In boring an artesian well in Chicago, at the
depth Of about feet vein OF water about feet deep
was found with strong current passing from the north
bore by means Of fine wire. long lead plummer. The
weight would descend steadily until IL reached the
stream of water when it would instantaneously be
snached or erked Of the perpendicular line from the
direction indicated. The current OF water is sufficiently
strong and rapid snatch the heavy lead and bear it
away as fish would snatch AN insect ana carry u be-
meath the surface of the river The daily discharge Is
coo, 600 gallons,
A few days ago the first musketO of the season
visited the city OF Boston His coming is thus described
sensible dun, he didn't present his bill unt tolerab
well acquainted and then very gingery. He In
doubleday by the window. and perhaps, attracted by
the light Of article In OF prepaTation might
have been the Minors He took position when first OBJ
served colored, gilt edged sheet OF paper upon
which most Of the articles OF The Post written lie
q studious thoughtful and persuaded phio-
sophical musketO. His keen directed now to
pen, now to another, and then for moment was
apparently distracted in his We fancied at times
that he wnked, but tns fancy only, since neither
gentlemenly gentlemen nor gentIehehy nusketoes VIM
AT all except Indeed as private exercise or Tor then
own personal qualification Occasionally he out hls
bill cautiously II having some msgying whe Their he
should present at all and after that II IL would pay.
He furthermore seemed realize that he place
that could not be made profitable bloodetting aspect
for the subjects not OF the poty robust sanguineOus
type but we're Thin bony and dry Whatever his thoughts
or whether he had any at all, he exhibited no traits OF
the savage cannlbal. His buzz OF the nghtest
mezzosoprano. his motions easy mild and graceful and
conduct, before ntmated gentlemanly He ambed
gay and daintily about for time, lit lightly this
then that cheek and again ON a hand or arm.
He disappeared very suddenly the receipt OF ele-
graphic account OF storm IN NewJersey which ninety
billion OF muskeoes believed TO have persisted
than 80 minutes believed that he stricken with
panic nc the horrible intelligence, ana either dropped
TO the floor. dropped out Of the window AT all events
We have performed our duty in recording his arrival;
and we shall take the liberty 20 wish that he may always
be as modest in the presentation Of his BILL athSught
may We quite due"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SEw.YoRK.......".ArG. 5.


CLEARED.
Observation-Disclosures, MeMcken Lverpoo Concord Norman
PbIsIelph; Colorado Cutting Liverpool; Rapilan Cheeseman
Havana Dakota Merry Aspnwa Monterey Ryder Charleston
Acushuet. Kelly, New Bedford
Ships-Syerye RuIn Rotterdam: Princeton Wmnack Mobile
BaA e1auier Mcneil Andrews Catsna Northern Queen Seott
Antwerp Stlaa, Brookmau, Little Glace Bay
Bugs-Nai Rchlpon. CIenegos tmly Fisher Clark Boston
Fred Bis, sherman May,ees Matron Mgath Island Bleu
Cork or Falmouth orers Rachel Couey Con Ahcanei Emily
Conner Adams 81 johns n f. o. W Morris Mills, Windsor
Schoouers-Ad I Lovand Richmond T. Thomas Weeks Beau
Telegraph Cruise Eorwh ATLANTA BnndaSe, AA1 Gold
finder Mcbride Halifax
Bargc-lanhe. Adams Baltimore
ARRIVED.
Steamship Eagle Greene. Havana days. mie and pass
Is E,th,r DeH Her5oh Bremen ~ ds mde aud 24 pass
Hal two deaths (chidren(
BRFk Onion We, AutRerp 60 days. mdse.
Bug trrt Amelia Lippncott MataHOras % days hides
Brig Lark Burt, lndianola July !. w ballast
DOMESTIC PORTS
NgvLoSnoy Aug aAur, schrs H. d. Halini ron Kingston
lane Rnout oosick Bill NeSburghi A. e. Wa AeIAudrai j..
Steean RoBlout; Daniel Webster Nenbuh llAlock River
head n kng Pro, j. GoOdpced New Bedford Washington,
kn9r,a Sssbugb Revenue schL James Campbell from
cruise n Cold Leaf Milestone Point For RiVerhead Sailed brig
q n ro,rLIu. fromI .eghorn for New YORK
M 49, oLK Aug AAryed brig Lia, from Philadelphia for
Bo.on se Bonny Ives New-lork for Portand kls L. Smith
Philadelphia foI salem -, ~ p.,., 49,. -. 80
r W,rl CanIenas; schr Nag Bird, Remedies -
Ala arrive. bark Kremln from Havana org COSMOS New.lofk
shr. Pnback Joshua BFAgdon GeorgoloWn
3. H. Gibson GeorgetoHni d. T.
SPOKEN.
Ja, H. lat Is 90 Ion % Covert from Mobile bound to
Liverpool dayso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06
.rNERAL REAL ESTATE ITEM:


The Peoria, ILL.,, Pottery is 70xl20x2lO feet'
and three stories hl6h
Several real estate sales have recently taken
vlace In LitChfied, Conn.
The buildings and sheds for the Forthcoming
exhibition at Quebec are TO be completed next wen
The property in NewbuTgh adjoining ~; fes ~
tricks Cemetery the east, comprising ot ,221T ESQ
was sold at auction day or two ago TO Jonh 4u41''
IOr S2,2OO ,.o1
new Touring mill has just been CONF sr .toyies
NJ Decatur Michigan 10 Is 60X40 feet, ana lOi -
Orh mas six run OF stone. driven by an otIoISo P
engine ana can turn out barrels OF hOuT PoI u1
j. w. Jones is erecting large DJ tn ~ viii
u.thrn,k Ne 10 be used I'm canning cOIH' o. ~ a. -
~ iS0yts fecf ana three stories high Hgo iolSo
rG ,otiny cans Of which 600OOO are now ISau1. vi
bont 500 hands during the canning se"SoH
Two Philadelphia gentlemen are ,negOuatlng
o. = - 49,, ~ faud lying between feldsDOto auu tue
80 80 Air h lockwood, for the purpose OF laying OUT
1919 o. 81 erecfiug dweng houses thereon rms enter
49, ~ 1utpuded 10 accommodate WOrkmen VINO desire
- e near the various iron and wood shops at Fields
- and also by offering superior inducements 10 en-
C0nrage such wOrkmen to purchase homes 1Of lneh-
selves. .
An instance of the rapid rise in the value OF
nropcry ia Omaha is related by correspondent Ger
man leased property for years at 5000 year. upon
IN stood a neat little Gothic building, which had been
opened beer saloon retaining In connection with
81 the garden surrounding II, After waiting Tor two
wears during which tnne the city rapidly grew, he sub
let the remaining portion Of the property Tor $5OV
year pOu which and the large profits OF his business lie
IS becoming one OF the wealthy men OF the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per Canal Vessels, and Railroads.
Arc 5-l 2363J bush Oats 1910 bush Wheat
IS bush Rye 1872 bush Grass Seed, 7Gsa b6s Flour 80 bales
Cotton 06 bills Petroleum 49 bbs Spirits Turpenne us bbls
Crude rpenne Tar bb Rosin 80 pigs Cut Meats,
pkgs Ashes pkgs Butter l67 boxes Cheese 80 bbs Lard
of IL bblS Copper bblS WHISKY. COL bills
Eggs bales Wool % bales Hops $3.50 sides Leather 2Oo HIDES
bids Tobacco "a boxes and Tobacco % Lead ~ ts
Rlreh nkR htirch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06
REAL ESTATE.

-t . NRw.YoRK. Wednesday, Aug. 8. 1903.
We hear of no interesting movements IN city
- astata to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06
day was A. iOllONG
India Moss. 80 90 a 35 90
BeefHams y Dbl Is % % 80 %

ApTERxoox Provision MARKET ocIocXPok since Change
has quiet $2s ST. regular sS 49, cash. aud 49, seller sep
TENDER
PETROLEUM-The quiet for both Crude and Refined We
ouote Crude here Refined in bond, 3i4 5c for y
u spot Haphtha 3lc in bb 10 Philadelphia quote AZ
PILE for Crude 70 bbs. aud 25c for Naptha in cases
RCB-We sales Of 500 gs Rangoon private terms but
market dn remain nominal before
owing the Improve
eut gold though good Refining not quoted above III
lc sales effected than yesterday The demand has
been fair We note 500 bids At lliGl2 for Cuba aud iS boxes
Havana Refined steady 0l6tc for HArda
sBEDs-Cloyer fair 3i Gll GENERALLY held higher
Timothy quiet 81 u Is per bush Rough Flax IA quiet al
% Goa - 70 per bush - ......,
TALLOw n aBd good dema nd sales of4TO0 At l2t9l9
WHISKi-SO bbIs Western sold bond Ihe
yeryk strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06
Yorsts. Ganilots, &t,

AT HENRYs CITY AUCTION MART
~ Broadway and Thty.hnb regular public sales Of HORSES
CARRIAGES HARNESS. RUGS WHIPS. and thing needed 10
riding driving bed every WEDNESDAY and SAIJHDAl
Throughout, the at o'clock Buen viii a"a' had NUMBER Of
Horses suitable for light diving Aui heavy wofs, az these SAFES
whether especially not The largest assortment Of ne"
and seoondh sBi VARIETY Of Harness always on
hand very superior Park PhaeiOu by Miner Stephens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06
pOrt mnotn's Aotit,.
SrArR OF NEw. YoRK.
THE MARKETS.
IcT.tuIis reported for THH TS'BUIE

iCAeaiy reported for THB TkBU1E'
WEDSEsDAY Aug 5, 1863.
ASHES-The market steady for Pots at 80 5D Pearls are
nominal
COfION-rhe market doll prices lower and an unsetHel eens
prevalent AZ the close The offerings not large enough ~ 'n
heavy break down. bat than sufficient for all Immediate wants.
sales Of $50 bales spnners specuaOr We quote nonn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06
Corporation 1gOiitts.

CORPORATION N0TICE.-Public Notice IS
~ hereby given occupant or occupants OF All
houses unmproyed lands affected thereby that The
wing have been completed and are lodged IN tue once
of the Board examination by all persons intsrd VIZ
First paving Canal street from Broadway TO west street VIII
blocks -
and gutter and
Of the same from Eighth 70 Tenth Ayenueh
The limits embraced such asseneut include all The several houses
and lots OF ground pieces ard parcels Of land situated on
Of street from bTOadNay 10
also both ss nersecn streets 70 the extent Of ball Tie uoeh
either way from CAsal street -. ~, . T..
Hudson aud both sides o the nsecng streets ~ The eI
tent of half The block either from Sirythh street
All persons whose Affected by The ahoenamed assess
10 present their objections writing Jacob OAKLEY Chairman OF
the board of Assessors Office No - Chambers street base
m.p SsW Court thirty DAYS from the date Of this noie
JACOB r. OAKLEY,
JOHN D. 0rilWLLLp Board Of Assessors
osc. Board Of Assessor. Sew Court House fu, 81 1903
NOTICE is hereby given to the members OF
The Board Of Aldermen and Of the Board Of Councmen to meet
I'm Room No g. Cv Hall SATURDAY MORNING, Aug 1905 al .
0coet ShaTp for Tie purpose Of pApns m 'ne l4eiA'
" GEORGE g. hcGRATI, Chairman Of Com
inittee on part ~ BoArl Of Aldermen
DON ALONZO CUSHMAN.
JOHN HARDY.
HUGH OBklEN
EDWARD CUDDY
TATRlCK G1BSEY. Chairman part Of
Board Of Couuclmel.
PETER CLLklN.
CHARLES FBlGNER
EDWARD BRlCkS
BERNARD GALLlGAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06
DtccENcERS 1PPTYPD

FROM HAVANA Aug Stu steamship Basle-MIs Winters,
Catalina Molina Julia Molina and niece Pillar Maga Mercedes
Requ Marreth Cook ~ Aguago wife and daughe Juan del
Vale and wife Frank X Sewers Eduardo Alvarez j. Garcia Muuo T.
Mcdowell Latoe Jose BeuotOn lsdro Gonzales A. Drink
ater q Jordan Miguel Mo Oscar L. Bacot ). Andrews Fdel
Zuaavar Jose Canea AuAr Hpoto Lopez Edwards Va
limo On Schwit, Andrew Pohlmsun Modesto del Vale child aud
servant Moter Albert Stafford Samuel Cowan John
Calhan Andres Burt Ausea Couurer b. Nogaei J. Knight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06
professional qutius.
Matbintru.


DATENT BOLT HEADERS for SALE in
sio County All state ht operation Girard
Bolt WORSE TAeuiy tLlIsL above Race st., Philadelphia
~ WIN SHIELDS
These machines considered the best now in use.
Two PRINTERS and BOOKBlNDERS-Th
CUTTING MACHINES for SALBNeary best cutter n the
market; one 3neh Ku Machine price S225 Ainch
Knives price each also Bookbudes Saw Machine nearly
uew (perect price + 100 For particulars inquire Of
RANDALL & Co, No - Beekman ST., NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06
pw GOODS.

CLOSING SALE OF DRY GOODS FOX 10
~ DAYS,
AFTER which time the balance Of Stock
WILL BIZ sold AT AUCTION
OLIVER h0WBRAY, No 259 Graui-st,
WILL SELL, WITHOUT REGARD TO COST,
His stock Of General Dry Goods, ..
consisting Of SHAWLS BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, DRESS
GOODS. MEEINOES, ALPACAS, IRISH POPLINs BLANKETS,
QUILTS AND CALIC0BS including general assortment Domestic
Goods
Also. for sale,
double safe large mirrors cloak stands aud shoulders
sewing machines hackwanIt sash doors with plate glass hun.
her black three carpets
Merchants country will End to their advantage attend
this sale.
Lease sold to II B. Capp who will Oeenpy
the above premises the LIST Of September OLIVER MOWBRAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those DESTROYS Of purchasing renting such pro
perry, will find it 10 their interest TO advertise in THE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any
other newspaper and in addition TO this advantage THE
TRIBUNE viii be found not only in EewYOrk and all its
cities and villages, but every state and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made
brief viii allow Of the advantage offered being clear
70 the reader. We would especially dwell on the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRB
UNE, semiNeekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals In
every profession business; consequently advertise
ments in each disseminate among all classes THE
TRIBUNE devoes especial attention to the reports OF re
estate both in the city and in every part OF the State
thus adding greatly TO the value of its columns as an ad
vertsiRg medium. The charges for advertising are as
follows: DAILY TRIBUNE. 25 cents per line for SINGLE
insertion: WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 80 per me; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 25 cents per line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06

July H. lat Ion "a 10 bAk a. B. Covert from Mobile bound to
LlySTpool dare or' .|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06

Of $50 bales spnners SPECTATORS We quote nomn-
upl Fla Mobile. Ner:orlean. Te1a.
S e., S SS9': g. 8; s.: e. #:
hear Of no demand e,cep, for retail lots. and tn.
Of the marh dull Prices descriptions
FLotg AND MEALTss inquiry e, Western and state yeor
the higher prices asked the inquiry quite tGsr Bat efy Sr the
Do@ss sf for f sapaHs s State for fresh Ground s
od 80 50 for Fancy S 80 lgq 90 30 Tor me low gss 81 Hs.
for Trade and Pams 0hoi 80 Amber Winter whea.
Double R1 81 25S IS r good spring Wheat
SO @0s2 for nnea EIrI and u SG ~ J ~ L Ss
quiet sales Of bags O0 s2 70 for that via the Gru south;
ordinary good Extra Baltimore &c - 10 9g $z % os
E, ,a ,Ia t, SSe ana Nv. Eoa sm sod lair demands
sales Of 1870 bb 81 O Cora hesl stronger 'aa ~ az
GR1Nts Wheat market decidedly higher again miller, are the
chief buyers the prices and the moderate oaess restrict OPP
The sales are 200 bush at - % Tor 10
Red Idssa 81 IS for state 80 IS for White Canadian sat
Oats we're quiet the opening with fair nggiy
the 600 bush Western at si IN '!c's ssS eS '
active though stronger The demand S export eIsa a. ns
vaSt SrSS 70 ao the % are bush DAMP
oGsl 49, New Western Mixed at 81 sg ~ ~; ga 40 ~
GgSxY BAGS are doll at aelaIc.
HAYhe but act7ei shipping sells at 7'e'
HBMP-MsniIss At ioic gold and Jute at siaec do
2OG30c for Bavarian and 503)c FOR American.
plenty sellers and buyers the market remsins
very heaTy unsettled quotations grades being merely nominal
grade placed The hands OF broker
without he has been unable 70 get bid Of any dseup
tion being thoroughly withdrawn.
Crude Fish very quiet 30G3c for Whale and 81 " for
Sperm Lard OIL steady quiet at ~ 359S 50 for Prime
has been less activity market for PORK To-
day but prices show slight Improvement though not on our
the light the advantage a.
the close market quet the sales cash and are
750 hills AZ % fr Old Mess; 2T New Mess; S2 IS Or
Prime rs for Extra Primes SL % for Western Prime Mess
and for delivery note sales OF LUZ Dolls
New Bless seller September at Beef remains 6rm and
have had fair business though Of jobbng character; sales Of 100
brands; S2l for Plain Mess
O0S Mess Tee Beef dali aDd prices are nominal
Beef Hams moderate obbng demand At $50
$50 Gu. 6rm aud fair business sales OF ls
pke at i39l3lc for Shoulders lac for do In pickle Ice Tor
Hams m salt pickle Bacon continues hrm asoG
ccud long hams at s Dressed Hogs are bnri
we quote better bat the business restricted ~
the prices Of 40 bb and tcs at IiGl3 0r
!dlgc City l dSc for fair to prime Steam and fos
Kettle Rendered
The range Of prices Change TO-DAY was as follows; - ~
PORY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-06

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun SOL 7.iO Moon Rses........ $3.50
IRIS DAi.
Sand, 92l Cows Island OIL Hell Gate ,......ll 81
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-15
CHnnings.


Never las q stumbling block IN the way Of q man
who is trying 10 advance himself ia the world hon
esily and uprghty for he is likely to walk over IL
sud laugh nj you afterwards.
In the spring potatoes arc apt 70 be watery, but
if when you boil them you put into the water bit
~ lima rs large as walnut, Il will render them
meay and white.
A French author says " When l lost my wife,
every family in town offered me another but when
: lost my horse no one offered to make him good
Many girl in pretty pair Of slippers is pretty
slippery customer.
We see in our exchange papers very pretty ar
tico entitled the art Of kissing. We would ~
soon write an essay on tho art Of religion.
Russian Count In disguise has been making
love 10 New Haven bankers daughter, and what
BE- more remarkable, now that he has been restored
30 Imperial favor says he will come back and mar
~ her.
The Emperor Of Austria has signed the law pass
ed hy the Rochsrath establishing The legal equality
of religious scots. This is = long stride Tor popular
freedom b make in that hitherto church. ridden
Empire
The man who took olensc was not indited,
nor was The man who "stole a march.
There are over forty thousand miles OF railway
nov in use in ibe United States
Franklin Pierce is the only man living who was
sver elected President Of The I nited States
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-15
. White NlggeFs and ScaIIaWags. =

Among the epithes applied 10 white Republicans
thsse were prominent, and none 10 as we're deemed
more degrading or offensive BY those who made use
~ them ia order 10 eyince their malignant feelings
toward q small body Of their fellow citizens than
white nigger and scalawag But curses came
home ~ ro0st Evil inventions return 10 plague
the inventor lie who Yields the sword, By The
.vord shall die and ID has come TO pass that the
disunionists themselves are preparing 10 become
white niggers and scalawags.' They are ready
b. accent negro suffrage They are willing 10 allow
the negro 10 vote, and anxious 10 get Lis vote
They are stepping upon the negro platform and put
ting on the garb Of scansvags. They are eating
dirt and nutling themselves on social equality y
with colered mon. To what base uses may come
nj last Horhtio Behold these are the men, who
belonged 70 the white mans party who would not
speak b q white Republican, but prRted Of their
perior intelligence, wealth, learning and position
u soc'eiy-these are base, crawling whipped, whin
ing ours who now step up on our PLATFORM eat their
own vile words, and beg Tor few politicsl crumbs
of comfort from the very white niggers and seal
inwngs whom they have reyiled and slandeFed.
We mean what we cay Of these men, because they
meant what they said Of us. The colored people
understand Il al. The white Republican who boldly
planted himself on principle neither degraded him
self nor changed bis color but he commanded the
reapect and sympathvof every true man, white and
black In the Stale. But look at this picture. Here
be 4 disunionist, who has persecuted The loyal white
man. and sought 10 starve the colOred who has
stded lcKcons to discover epitheis Of abuse 10 be
applied 20 each, who has threatened boodshed, and
nsulled The white women Of the laad by talking Of
social cquaEiy-wbo now puts on the DEVILS cast Of
skin and comes out a negro suffrage Democrat. This
IL the white niger sure enough-one 50 mean,
that no colored man will vote for him or give him
The hand Of fellowshipa scallawRg 50 low that The
rakngs of the Internal regions will show no coun-
ierpsn 10 him. lie Is one who is a liar, hypocrte,
slanderer, n coward plunderer Of public money,
= rebel white niger, scallEwRg 3 double
loaded beast and false tongued demon Of dark
ness.
We commend The disuninnisls 10 the enjoyment
Of Tint liquid torrent of ridicule and denuncation
which their new position viii precipitAte in FIRE and
flame upOn them We shall add our contribution
b. the whitening stream. We intend 90 see these
acallawags used up with their own scourgea. From
Maine 30 Texas their lamentations shall ascend, aud
no one viii pity them
Me rejoice At the prospect OF paying back IN their
own com The deb. which We have owed - long
Then let us 60 10 our lexicons, and 10 every other
rtorehousc and draw forth every weapon which can
hnrrass and torment these white disunion niggers
and copporhead scallawags, whose actions have
made them o. infamous tboy are deserving OF
chssiiscmont Raleigh ~ c. Standard.