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AUCTION SALES.

UY COOPIR LArINHB, Auctionsers,
b. (sus0essors 70 j. O. Mse airs ! Co.,
TUG:BOAI "COMEr" Ar AUCTION
z o'eloeL M, st ths iscs Of On eeAC
nineteen feet; and draws sboGs SsS.s sesi 1sss9
Ar S:r sss
Ter: cash. 6ooPER . LAr1M.R.
&C It'd Auets.
RI Co0R.. LAIIIn1IR; g ! a A5se.ioa..s:,
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and nth street.
0Afsca AND coaAMsHs fuEHif61RRso. f61RRso EA6H A61HkIEE nHs.
TAIMs, CHINA And GLASswARI, &c, Ar
q ON WEDNBsDAY noRNINa, Oct. 9Th.
W o 10 O'CLOCK, We VIII sell ct Ne. 493 18th
Of Tar.su:s
wsinss f.r!os suite, nine pieces, upholstered in
Ro.sveed Msrbie top Centre Fable
Walnut Etegsre, Lace Curtains
T.ln.t ksssI.ion Ch,iI.
Walnut Extension Tables and Chairs
Two Walnut eideboaIds
Two Persian Table Oovsrs, Ensrsyinss and Or.
wsina! Han sgiss, Case: BIRD. .na Hs! Ita,.
Snipsss .ns es sS
Welnut Bureaus and Msshstand,
Chamber Stoves, Kitchen Requisites, 10.
ocas Hsss ''' COOPER . LArIMrR. Auess.
D. isucoessor. % Jas. O. McGuire %. y
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and Eleventh g.,
F1Rsr-OLAss IMPROvlD RIAL HsrArr.
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Nov1ITH Eousgsy Sgx, AND HAoHml

PARKI1SBUk0, WEeT VIH0IHIA
We have On hand one Portable Steam y mn
Hor.s Power thst We win sell q eur works
suitable for threshinG machines ofN hsrss power;
also, several portable eng ines on wheels fFO1 g
L horse DoWor or under. Persons V1shin9 10 DuF.
chass new Or eeoon4 hand maehinsry, enSfnes or
E91a would do Ven % caiI or eddfeS r.
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RI OOOPIR LATIMER, Apctioneers,
- (6uccessors 20 Jas. q. Mcclure 90. j
FIRsT.OLAss IMPROvlD RIAL ESTATE.
Known AS TIE "MEADE HOUSE," NlAR
TIE PRESIDENTS HOUSE, WAR AND
NAVY DEPARTMENTS,A AT AUCTION.

"A lss9. 90 oe,acf r. froNt ~ tb VGrUTeE ID
1--WE will sell that very desirable piece of real
estates being the whole Of original Lot l3 and the
Square No. l4s, being 9s feet front on the south
side of street north, between 18th and 18th sts.
west with depth Of lo6 feet, and improved by
well built Brick Dwelling with two.story wing,
aid containing Is rooms: with large bath room
and wide halls; gas throughout the house hydrant
in the yard; range and stationary wash tubs In
Kitchen; two: story Brick Building in rear Of
dwelling, which can be converted into q good
stable and carriage houses. Vacant lots on either
Terms of sale: One half cash; balance in q 4, and
6years, in equal payments, with interest payable
semi annually, and secured by deed of trust pom
stamps ct cost Of purchaser. $500 required when
sold. COOPER q LATIMIR,
oc3-td Auctioneers.
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RY CHAS. W. B0TELER. Auctioneer.
~ Successor to j. @. Mcclure & Co.,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and lOth street.
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RY COOPER . LATlMER, Alcsioneers,
u (Succeesors to Jas, o. Mc(Suire 10 4
couSnwesS corner OF Penn o avenue and lltn street
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RY CO0P1R LATILHI, Aactionsers,
ID (eusoess0fs TO j. O. Mec uiro 3 Oo,,D
DoathWsst corner Of PennsylvaEia avenue aad llth
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NJ Ills CATAWBA WINE,.
AZ Prom Cen AflAs, Of Oandusk
ksneStN .pnfe and rarely sarDasssd by aDy
oyneh VIZ Ior summer use.
Daily srasrsd by physiciens.
Oorner 18th and ]. sire eeSg,
e0 under Ebbitt House.
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NOTICE TO DRLINQUENTs.
Persons who purchased Lots in 1857 and have
not iIlly paid for them. are notiaed that IL they
pay what 10 due before the day of sale, the Lots
wsll be decided to them. Otherwise, they win be
seq seq cot Breye. Major Gen. Chic, Of 6lssncs
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and remove the penalty? In answer it is claimed
by some that, Notwithstanding the recently
adopted Fourteenth amen dment, which pro-
vidcs for the removal Of disabilities by two
thirds vote of Congress, the Presidents power
is complete, and his pardon accomplishes OK
actly what the Congress may do by two-thirds
vote; that the Fourteenth amendment does not
repeal the second article of tho constitution,
but at most only gives Congress concurrent
power with the Executive in the subject named;
that under the amendment Congress may do
this thing by two-thirds vote. Under the
second article, the Executive can, by his pardon,
accomplish che same result. Such is the sub
stance of the argument held by some officials
legal men and Congressman, and there is so
much conflict of opinion on this important
subject that in all probability there will be no
definite settlement oft until judicial decision
shall be had.
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Reviews.

GARDENING FOR THE SOUTH; or How 10 Raise
Vegetables and Fruits. BY the late William
n. White, Of Athens, Ga. Illustrated. New
York Orange, Judd g. Co. For sale by John
Russell, King-street.
Ia 1865 Mr.. White made arrangements
for the publication of new and enlarged
edition of his we'll known work Gardening
for the South," which had long been out Of
print. The author intended to issue the
book at once, but waited fer The meeting of
the American Pathological Society that be
might make the new edition especially full
as regarded Southern fruits. Mr.. White,
however, died before the meeting Of the
Society in 1867, and the incomplete manu-
script fell into the hands of Mr.. j. Van
Buren,, of Clarksville, &C., an eminent po-
mologist, who compiled and wrote out the
principal part of the sections on fruit cul-
ture. The rest of the work was revised by
DR.. James Camak, and as it comes before
the public it is the result of the labors and
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CHI A R L E S T 0 N
MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY 4, 1863.
More Money.

Southern produce of every kind is going
forward to market in steady and unfail-
ing stream, and already the North is re-
mitting her millions to pay for the cotton,
rice, sugar and molasses sold by the South
ern States. Oa the 18th ult. one New York
bank alone forwarded one and half million
of dollars to the South, and for some time to
come the influx of currency must continue
to be rapid and large in volume. A. the
present prices the cotton crop is worth
about two hundred and fifty million of dol
lars, and 10 this is TO be added the large
crop of rice and the fine crop Of sugar and
molasses which is now making itself felt in
the market. This should cause money to
be abundant in the South, and justi6es the
belief that we are on the threshold of
easier and better times.
If the South had been as extra1agant
during the past two years as she was before
the war, or if she were now as loaded down
with debt as she was in the good old times,
even the rich and bouutcous crops of 1868
would do her but little permanent good.
But we have cleared off our most pressing
membranes; wc.have learned TO want but
little, and, as consequence, BY far the
greater part of the hundreds of millions of
dollars resulting from the sale'of the pro-
duce of our fields will remain in Southern
pockets The planter and farmer, The mer-
chant and tradesman, will divide the bulk
of the money amongst them, and will be
ready to spend it when they cen do so with
advantage, and not before.
What we make this year we keep; or we
spend it on Southern soil. We do not now
hurry to the North 10 spend all the money
we made, and more besides. Whaf wc have
We worked hard for, and intend to hold
here; and if there are some who will 60 on
in the old easy read, they will not do it for
long We are learning the lessons Of self
knowledge, self confidence and self oontrol;
Ind the millions which the South earns this
season-the fruits of untiring labor pursued
amidst q myriad difficulties-will be laid
out in building up the South, instead Of be-
ing spent, as millions have been spent be-
fore, in frippery and dissipation.
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MisftuaneuuS.
CHOICE COTTON SEED.

N'EE SUBSCRIBER, DAVID DICKSON, OF SPAR
IA, takes this mathod Of informing The cot
ton planters of the South that he has made every
Arrangement for the sale and shipment Of the DICK.
SON SELECT COTTON SEED. he Is In no way
connected with David Dickson, Of Oxford Georgia,
and has carefully selected this seed himself The
seed which has been twice selected. is offered at SO
por bushel The same seel which has been care
fully selected for the last three years. is offered Of
s5 per bushe or five bushels for $40, delivered at
the de oi. IN order to insure safe delivery the
following directions shonld be complied witb Write
the name and postofhce pliinly; send the money by
mail, taking certificate from the Postmaster, and
if the money is lost the seed will be sent on the re-
celpt Of the certificate To prevent frauds on plan
ters no agents are employed and all letters must bo
directed to DAVID DICKSON,
Sparta, Hancock County, Georgia.
December Is limo
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laotifes in Bankruptcy.

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERN. 1869.-IN TIL MATTER or AR
THUR L. SIMMONS, uF BAENWELL. g. c., BANK
RUPT-PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DIS
CHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY Ordered. That hear
ing be had the lGh day Of January 1860 at Federal
Courthouse In Charleston :. c.. and that all Credi-
TORS &C.. of said Bankrupt appear at said time and
place, and show cause, If any they. can, why the
prayer of tho petitioner should not be granted.
And that the second and third meetings of Creditors
of said bankrupt will be held at u Office OF r. B.
CARPENTERS. Esq., Registrar OF the Second Con-
gr-ssional Districts Con thirteenth day Of January,
1859, at u ii.
b. order of the Court the 1st day of January.
1862 DANIEL HORL BECK,
Clerk of the District Court Of the U. 8. for s. c.
January4 m2
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.AN CING SCH HooL i.
THE KEY TO FASHIONABLE AND UNFASH.
IoNABLE DANCING, dc.

MONS. BERGER INFORMS HIS PATRONS THAT
his new quarter will begin on Tuesday, the 9th OF
january, over Mr. HOLMES BOOK STORE, north
west corner Of King aud Wentworth, and his Satur'
days Soirees will begin on the eth As most useful.
Mons. will teach the Key to Modern Dancing and
the Walking Sliding and Mixed Steps; these include
all tho various styles Of steps used at the ballroom.
and easily mastered. As novelties. he will teach
the New Waltz, tue German Hop and the Royal Ger
man, besjd fincy dances of every description.
Private families and boarding schools attended to
Us usual
Mons Berger is two we'll known 10 think any COM
mentnecessary.
Fer particulars apply atHo. ola KING-SIREET,
or ct the EALL at The time of tuition.
January1 6tm"6
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Ways md Means.

The following tables show the estimated
expenses of the city for the curreI year,
and the estimated receipts ut the rate of
taxation proposed by the Committee on
Ways and Means:
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90 nfnt.

TITO RENT, The TWO AND A HALE
story BRICK HOUSE, northwest corner Hasel
and East Bay streets apDT aG No. 104 MARKET
STREET. b:twcsn Meeting and King streets.
Ianu,rv mwf3
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U,o RENT, a FIRsTRaTE STORE,
southwest corner OF State and Queen streets,
vol! adapted for groceries or liquors. Apply on
PREMISES. w Decemoer ~
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DAz.AR, no. 363 KING-sT.:EET-
ID Wanted, several intelligent YOUTHS as hp-
prentices to the Notion and Fancy Business. pro-
gr5ssivc salary wall he grvcn. ply Ihoss having
received fair education and good moral training,
and residing with their parents guardians. need
apply. j. AECEER,
Jaluary Proprietor.
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illantS

HrANTED,A A SITUATION, BY n WHITE
w WOMAN, as Wet Nurse. Can give good re-.
terences. Apply at No. l7S ST. PHILIP STREET.
January 2*
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GENTS yyAaTED.--S75 TO $500 PER
n month, or commission from which twice
that amount can be msde by selling the latest inl
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY sEW1NG MA.
CHINF; price SIS. For circulars and terms. address
G. BOWEtS & CO.. No. 800 South Ihird-street,
PhiIa o.phia Pa. 3mo December 8
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Rfunaual.

ID e M " l..
J. FL A W
BEGs TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS, AND TIE
public generally that he has removed to that moro
central and commodious Store. No. 268 KING
STREET, where he Will Keep, as heretofore, fash
ionahie and well assorted stock OF DRY GOODS.
rt moderate p'ices.
Thankful for past favors, I most respectfully So
)icit continuance Of the saIno.
j. SHAW,
No. o63 Kingstreet,
Second Store below Rasel-sireet.
January4 mwf6
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TITO KENT. A PIANO, IN GOOD ORDER.
L Apply at THIS OFFICE. October 2S
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Elwaros.

CTULMH FROM saML. G. LAW TON,
y Aenlac. Barnwcl District OH the night og 2lst
of December, BAY MARE. fifteen hands high or
lees bnck legs, maIc and lll, white spots around
the ankle slight saddle The light side oi
her back. A reward OF Twenty-Five Dollars will lie
pad for lecovery of lhe Irare.
January mTi3s
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ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.
i that property known as the KALMIa MILLS,
situated in EJgefcld District, 5. c. m The south
Carolina Railroad. about eight miles from Augusta,
Gu t, consisting of FA. TORY BUILDINGS, ten
thousand and eighty GROSTLE sPINDLEs with
preparation for about four Thousand sindles Also,
quantity of PAPER MACHINERY. AL OF tho
above machinery is new, aud OH the premises over
AND planning MILL. and MACHINE SHOP, to.
gether with the Water Pow,r and four thousand
two hundred and ffty-Diue acres OF Land.
For further particulars, apply to
III. L. FOSTER,
On the premises.
Or by lottcr to Augusta, Ga Also, F. cOGIN, Au-
gus'a. Ca. W. LANGLEY & CO., Nos. II and 10
White.slreet, New York. nlth9 December IA
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J)UGX XKEEPING.-ANY ONE DESIR-
ID ING the services of thoroughly competent
accountant will please address "ADJUS ER"
through the Charleston Posoficc. satisfactory tcs
timony will be given Of ability.
JanuarY4 "
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TEoImGIEDE,TELY. ONE Hun
wv DRED IABORERS 10 work on the Phos-
pha.c lands Of Ashley liver. twenty miles FROM the
city. Apply at No. al MEETING-S1REET up
stalrs c. December 80
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JSIANT'ED, a Competent FEMALE
w COOK. Also a corpc,ent OUSE WOMAN.
both without epcunbriuces. None nee1 mp ly
without good recommendations. Apply at No. 124
AEET1NG-sI REEr-Nine to E.eyon a. DI.
January4 h. mw2
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nHE DUE WEST FEMALE COL
LEaE-This is one o; the most fourishing in
stitutons In the state. Pupils received at any tie
ana charged from the time of entering
Tuition, including Latin and French, "a per
month.
Boarding, including Fuel and Washing. Si4 80 per
month J. S. BUNNSR.
December IA mthSmo Prcsident'
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WANTED, A LADY To TEACH THE
w usu1l English branches, French. and Music
on the piano, in family residing in the middle .ec
lion OF Tho Stale. III very healthy locality. One
having some experience in teaching preferred. Ap-
My at THIS OEEIGE january
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Gupsrtnersbip llotifs.

NOTICE OF FCcPAt:TN THE
IN undersigned have this day formed Copart-
nersbip under The name of KINSAIaN & HOWELL,
for the transaction of GENER'E COMMISSION
AND PRODUCE BUSINESS, at No. 153 East Boy.
h. W. KINSMAN.
SAMER :. HOWELL
Charleston January ], 1852. january
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PALMETTO STEAM FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY.
HIHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF YOUR
i Company will he he'd at your Hall This Mon.
day. Eucning the 4th instant, at seven O'Clock pre-
clsely.
By order of the President.
ALEXANDER DUNCAN,
Janu1ry4 socretary.
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TTtGII SCHOOL JF CHARLESTON.
III The Exercises OF this Institution Will be re-
sumed on Monday January 4th. thorough instruc-
tlon givou in Latin, Greek, French German, Mathe-
mates aud the higher branches OF English:
Tcrms-Twe:ve tolars rer quarter, payable in adj
vance No extra charge for French, German or Sta
tinnery w. II. hlHGhhS. a. NJ,
December 90 12 Principal.
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An Interesting Book.

We have received from the National
Publishing Company At Us South Clark
Street, Chicago. some advance sheets OF
IA Life of Jeil. Davis with Il Secret Ills
tory of the Southern Confedcracy. gath
cred 'bceind the Scenes in Richmond.
by Edward A. Pollard, Author of The
/" ..ost Cause" &c. The position OF the
onthor during the war gave him peculiar
facilities for understanding all that went
on ..behind tho scenes at Richmond
and his expose of these dark doings. 10.
yetLcr with his belief that the Rebellion
failed Of success through mismanagc
ment of its civil officers entirely, and no
for want Of military strength. will MAKE
this book, very interesting as well n
curious publication, and one that will
meet with ready sale. 1t will be sol'
only by subscription. and agents arr
wanted in every county. Address, Ma
,ional Publishing Company, Chicago
| Illinois.
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Homo Testimony.

OscEoIA, ST. JosErm Co., ND. June 10.
DIR. G. W. RoBACK Dear Sir: This
will certify that have been afflicted ior
seven years with nervous sick headache,
50 much so that lost one days work in
each week, besides undergoing great
deal of suffering. The headache and le-
yer attending il, was so great MS 10 cause
all the hair 10 come of the top OF my
head. applied 10 several physicians,
Int 10 no elect. at last l was induced
to try your scandinavian Remedies. pro.
cured from youragcnt at Osccola. Mr.. T.
wa. hburn. two be t les of the puriiicranc
two boxes Of the pills, which have en-
ltirely cured Inc. have not had thu
headache since. wi ich is about six months
and the hair has +, turned to my head. :
consider yonr medicine great blc>sin.
TO me and to the afflicted. Ii you thinl
this will be any benefit 10 the afflicted, g
to yourself. YOU are at liberty to use 1t.
Yours, respectfully.
JOHN HAWKINS.
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SOUTHERN RAILRoAD.-The committee
of the City Council Of Cincinnati have
decided upon Chattanooga as the ter.
minus of their proposed Southern Rail.
road, and the Mayor has orderedan cleo.
ton to be held OIL the 26th Of June to dc.
eide whether the city shall sufficient &c
it to guarantee its being built. 1t Is sup
posed there will be no opposition to thu
subscription.
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A Very Valuable Book.

We always take pleasure in recon-
mendin boogk which has all the quail
tics that meet our ideal OF what good
book should be in which the subject is
one of interest and Importance. the style
attractive and pleasing, and tie illlis,ra-
tons and details lucid and complete
We find such book in the Peoples
edition of Conyheare and llowsOn's Life
land Epistles Of Saint Paul" just PUBLISHED
lin this country by the NATIONAL PUB
lLlsHING COMPANY. of Cincinnati.
This work has all the attractivcncss OF
fiction, in the exciting events of its mar
irativcs. with Tic certainty HAT they are
the truthful records OF well authentica.
ted facts; embracing graphic and clo-
qucnt delincaiions OF the early life. cdu.
cation. conversion teachings labors, tray.
els. suilcaings. perils. prosecutions ano
missionary career of the great Apostle
IIt stands alone and unapproachablc il
Its speciality: all that could be desired
lin the way of history. statement. com
lmcnt. criticism and illustration, relating
Ito 10 the vital subject OF which it treats
This reprint will be more highly price
than any Other as il is the only Cow
lpLETE EDITIoS published in this countr!
: with translated notes.
/ Ii has in addition IN able and exceed
ingly valuable dissertation by DIR. Leon
lard Bacon. the eminent Professor Of The
. ology in Yale College, preparing for tn
I graphic account Of the life and writing
t of the great apostle. lis pictorial illus
, ,rations. its type, paper, and binding ar
in keeping with the rare merits OF tn
: book.
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NORTHUMBERLAND.

A~OTICE is hereby given HAT II a.,
~ suit OF Joseph Friedman. 9Lnliif
an attachment has hecn issn"d by nc
the undersigned Justice OF TIE Peace :"
Hainbridgc Township, of Dubois rouuiy
Indiana. against the property oi HtoFt'
Schwciss and Aiois Kodallc. Ileirhsiah's
non resident debtors. and that said r''ls'
win stand Tor issue and trial before hl'
ON the .5ih day OF June. 1862 III "ii'
o'clock in tie t,rmnoon.
PHILLIP GU kills.. j. l.. lsFat.l
&. DoANr. ATTY.
June 1. 69-3
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aNDl.PENDENCE BALL.
PIC MIC AND GRAND BALL
rOURYM OF JULY, 1869

sBSTE undersigned would Respectfully
1 announce TO The public that 'h'ie
will hc a lic Mic and Pail nj ms house
ha'f mile from Jasper, on ne dasr'f aHo
Troy road. Oh
SATURDAY. JrLy 3. 1863.
Plenty OF good things 10 eat ana .irlh'
will be had. Good music Will he III at
lcnGarcc. The public gcncrally are III
viicd.
l.. S.--Thc best OF order viii be PIE
served.
MICHAEL IlOCHGEsANG.
June 1. '6g-fW
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Radical Fourth Of July Song.

The Fourth OF July is M preaching an"
brings to every patriot sad memories Oh
the glorics Of our country now past, aho
of what it might yet be. If statesmen M
stead Of Radical pigmies ruled. Oh f"f
n return of the glorious times when no
ETY. was not NEARLY an empty boast o"'
an acknowledged fact all over the mon
and when the "grcatcst good 10 me
greatest number" was the im"t'oe OF our
rulers. Wien no military dcspoiism over
shadowcd any portion of our fair iand
compelling bite people 10 bow under u
woke worse than the calling charms OF
Russia now cankcring the heart OF Po-
land. or making the people OF the three
States more bitter enemies oi He res q!
the Union. on account OF their inji'S'
orpression. than are the down troddcn
ipoonlc oil Ireland 10 tie naughty Erition
This infamous violation Of honorable
principle which undcrlics a Rcpuhllcai
,orn eff government. Icing unulvlde.
iphilanthropi>ts il an effort la elevate
few negroes above the masses Of whi''
races. We DO not wonder that they haN'
Recommended the following Ode to To-
l.une at their celebrations OH the ap
proaching Fourth. We presume the re
. commentator viii DC complied with n
the Radical celebrations:
!, My country. lis Of thec.
Sweet land Of niggcrs free.
OF thee | sing:
: Land where our soldiers died.
10 save The nigec!, hide:
|. From every mouth 50 wide
Let dudahs ring.
Nv native country thee
Land Of tie darkcy free,
I u him | love;
/ love his dusky gills:
His shin with feeling thrills,
My nose his odor fills,
Where Ger rove.