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The Fellow that Looks Like
Mel

In sad dispair.l wander
And scarce know what 10 do, o"ss 8 sN
For those Lonesome months arc coming on
hen customers are few.
But Prc this consolation left,
Tho few perchunGe they be,
Among the few that some will call
On the fellow that looks like me,
For tins fellow that looks like mo they soy
Has many things that's fne, =
Such rs MADEIRA, Malaga,
With Port and Sherry Vino.
He's Whiskey too, Tint s. bound 10 plcose
So you need not fearful be,
Of any of the goods you buy s,--
From the f.llow that looks like mo
He's good Tobacco and Segars,
With Porter, Ale and Gin, * 90
As we'll as very fnc old Corn, s'..t "
That lately has come H.
He's OLD Tom London Cordial Gin,
And Magnum Bonum Rye,
with Mogenthropen Bitiers fine.
Which all for health slloald try.
In 'ot he's every thing In fine,
That in Bay should,be,
So just call round and see this chap.
Who's just the image Of me.
when friends fall out, and they to law,
For settlement resort.
They'd better first my Liquor try,
For its not the fighting sort
But piece and quielness does reign,
And friends emit disng,ec,
If they will dripk the Whiskey sold
By the fellow that's just like me-
But must close; yet ere l do,
This irhth I'd tell to thco
That in my Shnnty you can find
This ftllow that's just like nc.
Yes I'm the chap and the only one,
That's addressed thcso lines to thee,
And you cannot find beneath the Sun,
a fellow that's more like me,
e,, Ihan yours respectfully,
npr 13 A. p. MILLER.
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JOHN McINIYRE &c co,
b's|mproved Hillside and
SUB.SOIL PLOW.

WE subscriber is happy ~
" announce to The SSS%sNs1srK1S
planters that he hns rccciv- s,tsssSSfssssSgssSs,
cd patent for his IMPROVED PLOW.
Although the season Is too far spent for
turning md sub soiling. lie Rtili hatters
himself That he hasa Plow, which, from it's
peculiar, construction, is adapted TO tho
wants of the planters even at this season,
and during the cultivation Of Tho crops.
Being double.fooled, different kinds of
plows'mny bc used Oh the same stock, a
small one for running next the plant. and a
larger one for breaking out tho piddlcs,
both feet may be used at ihc same time with
bull tongues attached, which makes comp
plete implement for covering corn. thoso
different changes nro mn1o without tho
slightest Inconvenience to the ploughmar.
lhavo associated with mo Mn. W. 4.
MEhoSEY, Of Mocksvillc, N. G., who is we'll
known ns n reliable business man, md We
expect soon to commence the manufacture
OF the above natped Plow---wo will sell
Statc or County rights, and would solicit
from tho planters o trial Of our Plow. Ad-
dress W. S. RABB,
Winnsboro, S. C.
aHd l,' Or W. A. kIERONEY,
apl 24-3m* Mocksvillo, N. G.
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What Answer 2
ARE WE COMING TO IMPERIALISM.

ARE WE COMING TO IMPERIALISM.
The Round Table, discussing the
qnestlon--"Arc we drifting into Impe-
rIaism 2"--reasons in this somewhat
dseoaragi"g strain
In plain sooth, tie age Of sensuali,y,,
OF unchecked corruption, Of dense, gross
ignorance is coming down on us like
night. A free press. should have given
moro notes of warning than it has; but
the press d,siles, in free country, to
print nnpalatabe truth, and the journals
that profess "fearless devotion ito prin
c'ple" are notoriously the. ones whose
articles betray the most laborious solic-.
tnde to catch tie applause and natter
the prejudice Of the greatest number.
Meanwhile, at what are called our
great centres" coarse brutes, who
ought to be digging railways or draw.
ing handcarts, lay down the law for the
wllo:e community, and by dint Of vast
wealth, amassed under circumstances
impossible in any, other civilized conn-
try, degrade the social tone, md spread
in every direction all unhridled rage for
lhe pleasures Of the senses. Intellectual
elevation or ambition is sco(fed at, and
those who strive to lnculcate n taste for
better things are ei,hor hated or despis.
ed: Nothing is thought of but the de-
lights Of tie table or fine clothes, of
showy dwellings, and cqu;pages-n a
word, Of physical raptures of every de-
scrirtion. II there is prc,ence at any.
thing whether in the pulpit, in
The theatre or in literature pill
must be gilacd so as to appear sensa,
tIonal.' All this is SO widely admitted.
so shamefuIy notorons, that its recital
's trite enough; we repeat it merely in
clucda,lon Of the subject under Discus
sion. i is impossible, when people
think all things of their bodies and
nothing of their minds, that either a
democratic or either any other pure
iorin Of government can be long nam
tanned, Unless a grtat change comes
over The American rsonlr: it will not
be maintained by themselves. They
are rushing toward The preclpice at rail-
way speed, and the universal corruption
that good men dcplore, IS the prelude of
a decomp positlon winch is as certain as
fate.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

pY Tirtne Of tundry Executions TO- me Ai.
~ rected, will offer for sale at Fairfield
Court House on tho first Monday and tbe
day following, ia June next, within
the legal hours Of ,eale, to The highest bid,
der, for Cash. the following Real Pro.
ggty. Purchasers to pay for Titles and
One tract Of 15o acaros, moro or less 'I, J,
land la1 IN Fairfield County, adjoining lands II
". Mlsador, y, Estate of W.. Crosby and others
,Sr sSd s,H,slsef s,Ssls the sui Of 'ass
s,si,, I'LL. '.so" I,w, DuyA1r, ~
sber,ff,a oaios l. 2tsa ~ 6 p fyo,p.
NAV la.xa+I 2h sipri
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Headquarters 8. C. Militia.

y. Hea0quartolS 3. u. Militia ga
Observation-Disclosures @ BS BKAi's OrpIos, q
~ = CoLumrfA, g. o., 'May;a, 1e89o =
cLRcUxAR. - '|'l + ''f -. ''''
!. W HEREAS, several COMMUNICATIONS baye
W been received at these lIeaddnarters,
calling attention to tho irregular formation
of military companies in the vari0us SEQ
tons Of the State and, whercns, no orders
have yet been issued looking 10 tho orgaui-
ton of the State Militia, or the arming and
drilling OF the same: therefore, the follow.
ing Section Of the "Act to organize and
govern the Militia oflthe State Of Son,h On.
rolna," approved March 1G. 1860, is here.
with published for the information of oil
concerned
SEC. ID. Tint The organized militia Of
this State shall be e'knowf as the National
Guard of the State Of South Carolina, md
shall consist of such divisions, brigndes,
regiments and bnttdlions, and in addition
thereto, such batteries Of light artillery,
and troops and tquadrons ofsscavnlry, as t6e
COMMANDMENTS Chief may deem expedient {;
and nothing herein contained shali be so
construed rs 10 interfere with tho power Of
the Commapder jim Chief, in case of war or
insurrection. or Of imminent danger therecf
10 order drafts Of the mllitin, and to form
new regiments, battaiions, brigades or divi!
sions, as he may, deem just md proper 81.
Provided, That there shall DO. no military
organizations, or formations for, the purpose
of arming, drilling, exercising tho mnnual
Of arms, or military manoeuvfes, not an
thorized under this Aot, and by The nCon,- ;
msnder.iu Chief. and any neglect or viola.
tions Of, he provisions Of this Section shall,
upon conviction, be punished with imprion-
rneh at hard labor in tho State Peniten,iary
for n fern not fess than one year. nor more
than three years, at the discretion of h
competent Court .Y!'! ,.A 6pIoGim5l bnt
By order scf His Excellenoy the, COM
mandcr' in-C Chief, ~ F. J. MOSES, JR.
Adjulant and Inspector General.
may 1a--flxl ''''''' - '>'s."'h "2fW
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The Raleigh Standard says: "We
expect to have the biggest part of both
Newberp and Wilmington up here
editors inoluded--when the peniten-
tiary is finished" Yes! but the edi-
tor of the Standard won't enjoy it
much-he can only see us through the
bars as we pass his ncso o0ice.- WI.
mtngton Star .s.. -,...
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IliL 7"S - NI5 EH-IT
From Washington.
! sWAsiiiNaroN, Nav Ii,

)" "oH'HfTON, NIhy IIs
An order assigning forty-six oonsoli-.
datedeat army officers to Indian duty
has been promulgated. = Should. .yacan-
cies ocourSentitling them gtda promotion
in the regular army, they will be in the
line the samc as though detac'eed' On or.
dinary military duty.
The ,TyrographicAl. Union is ,agitated
over the question ofadmiting TO- mem
bership a,negro compositor, appointed
by CIarp in the Government printing
Office. asa,A sii,ari.s,
The Cabinet discussed Virginia mat
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teIs very fully to day, and finally deter
mined toorder ahI election. which order
will soon, he issued. submitting tho test
oath and DISTINGUISHING clauses to every
voter. at ut, . amt =
) Boutwellissued am; election circular
prescribing the property, necessary TO
secure s:aNr taxes paid by .pon.residents,
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Latest by Telegraph.
Foreign News.
go.
HAVANA, MAY l3.

HAVANA, May ~.
Accounts from Spanish sources repro
sent that after the fight at Allagracia,
Gen. Lessa reached Port au Prince with
his convoy, the insurgents being unable
to detain him, and that the Cubans lost
1000 killed and wounded The Diario
says 1000, but Verse de Cuba doubts
the correctness of the Dtario's in(orma.
sion. Lettona, who made the official
reports OF tie officer at Allagracia, gives
new details. He says since the fight the
rebels cannot get together 1000 men.
Taxes for the fiscal year are TO DO re-.
duccd fifty per cent.
LONDON, May Id.
Johnson's dispatch to Fish, annoupc-
ing his withdrawal and giving an ac-
count Of friendly farewell with the
Queen, says: "rhis terminates a
mission which has been conducted
with zeal and fidelity on my part,
which has fulfilled tho letter of in
structions from my Government, and
which has aimed to protect the rights
and preserve the honor and promote
the interests Of my country. y
HAvasA, May II.
The usual accounts of engagements
between the Spaniards and Cubans
have been received. All are magni-
fed and arranged to suit both sides. -
The charges of atrocities, assassina-
tions and crimes are made by the
journals and by private letters. AL.
together the war news so far received
is unreliable, and the fighting, accord
ing to imperial correspondents, insig-
niiioant. Sugar unaltered and prices
unchanged.
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shsriss omes,
May y16th,' 1850
may l8-x2tl, -
NOTICE.

THE income, lax List for 1858 and speoial
Iva tax slist FOR 1860. have been placed lin
my hands for collection. Il will. attend At
Winushoro on the 28th and Goth Iinst { 70
eolleotthe aboys taxes 5Pcrsons failing 10
psy tat 6that time may's expect the b tpef,.
allies 10 be etiforsedsts3 kas sk4;ss,sh A 40,
SOL ,sstaqsssa Il CALVIN BRfGE,o !
.1&n aysR5N f2sts@ss1s 8 Dsputy Celleotosss
9Skgi srefs sh kz=4f
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Z. LF.F- " NtFNJ4 HITF EN1-g - = -
81 SPRING G00DS..

'' ~ .'''7 Ns&-------~--' - Fft.'' 10 - - r
Qrr97an 0a. n!S! aAMI tiy- ya47ir
w z are nov prepared to show ono :; 0 !
the most complete stock of Spring and Sum
mer Goods ever offered in this market. a,4,,
= e White Goods yos2 .sa'
Bishop and Victoria Atwn fJaconet Cam.
brics, Checked and Striped cambrics, PIatn
and Dotted sWiss Muslin, Hair Cord Mus :
lin, BobineysI White and colored Brilsiants.
Bird Eye Diaper, Russia Diaper, &o.at or'i
s2f !" Dress Goods 's}nJ nd'
English and American Caiicoes add Baaa;
reyes, Lenq Msusdlins, Grenadines, organaiss,
Printed Mpslips, French rambrios, 90. !, sd
III. an", '2D0mesties. aqE alt 2oi
Bleaobed and Brown'HomsspuSs, chsossa
'NdoSs end Striped, Hickory: Stripes. psm,ns.
cobboaadss and Domestic aiughamsa .qis
3QTsob G's,g ~ hlsO.sjsii0 oily .rsih
S1shosS' In largo variety. Hats sofoan
stSlss; yGive " 9alL.n '<"F sai e. tt' otA
q! Yii!HH sd Of 0Aa!G'pT ,Db3J ,hsIsbis
!.y!.Goods at tbesE EOwgst priSegssd,
.asR:a OF ss1shparihDg f,Fxad a Ylnsd;
6w eptiid tsa1f 95tss t.'si "a : @SssS;'ys S
s,F~Ta s+uAfTsas& go % ;4.ss
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Little vagabond children in Lon
don, Liverpool and other large Eng
lish cities, arc to be collected and ex-
ported ITO America. Miss Rye writes
to the London Times that home is to
be opened for some of them near Nj.
ngara. .h.'i"
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A RATTY INvENTIoN.-A Nashville
druggist has invented rat paint
made of preparation Of phosphorus.
You first catch the rat, and the you
paint him. After dark he looks like
a naH of fire, and going among his
fellow rats they get scared to death
at tho "light Of his countenance, ;"
and yaoate the premises, the "bright
PARTICULAR rat following and hurry
ing up the rear.
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Notice to Creditors.

John D: Palmer, Ex'or, vs. G.. D. Palmer,
ct al--1n Equity. Fairfield.
IN pursuance of decree of tho Court OF
l. Common Pleas, Equity side, made in tho
above stated cause, all persons having
claims nghinst the Estate Of Edward q.
Palmer, ST., deceased, are required to provo
the samo before mo on or before the LIST day
of June. next. ....,
SAML b. CLOWNEY,
=, c. c, ?. Equity side.
Clerk's Office, Equity side,
Winnsboro, May 10, 1860. ,'u,g .,l+.r
may la-lawlj r3 ,y Aiu ivN .'>uIa.
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Nomination.

>, Mr., ~, EDITOR. PLEASE announce; VI M.
MARTIN, ESQ, as, n candidate for Coonty
Commissioner, and obligehis 4us. .o,u,
may ~ ,gH'> ~ MANY FRIENDS /.
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BosCoN, May IL.
The Liquor Dealers Association
subscribed 100000 to advance the
interests Of the association.
Mayos Shurtliff and other members
OF the city government have gone to
Washington to invite Grant to attend
the peace Jubilee. = sEa
BUFrAIo, May IL.
Miss Fl. Il. Baily, while personat-
ing juliet, the dagger caught in her
dress, penetrated, and struck rib,
breaking the point off the dagger
The wound is serious, bat not danger
Gus. 1t. is impossible to remove the
point of the dagger.
PHILADELPHIA, May H.,
The real name Of tho suicided wo.
man from Charleston is G. L. Doyle,
millinor.
New ORLEANS, May 10.
The balance of the indictments
against Auditor Wickli1e were this
morning dismissed by the First Dis
trict Court. A mutual Injunction
was obtained by Auditor Wickliffe,
and Dclassize, Gov. v armouth's ap-
pointee. This will leave the Audi
tors office still without an incumbent.
A duel was fought yesterday, be-
tween Spaniard and Cuban, grow
ing out of cries Of "death to the
Spaniards," in the recent possession
of Cubans and their sympathizers.-
The Cuban was badly wounded; the
SPaniard unhurt. A general chal-
lenge is promulgated from the same
Spaniard, to all who INDUCED in the
cries. Another similar duel is report
ee already arranged. ,.e ,,,.',. D.
AUGUSTA, May III. Y
Joseph Adkins, radical Senator
from Warren County, was shot in the
abdomen, yesterday afternoon, near
Thompson. It is believed that Ad-
kins' wound will prove mortal. u
PRovIDENcE, May l3.
George L. Clark, anti-Sprague Re-
publican, was elected Mayor, o,day,
by 4l8 majority over all others.
LoulsviLEE, May I3.
General Thomas declined % present
of magnificent eilver service. .ex-
pressing his determination never $to
receive a'donation undefanyl ,oifoum-
stances. w!1Ei@I i@H
New ORLEANs,lM Maysls.
The steamship Mexico, which has
been lying at the wharf for several
weeks, took fire at 9 O'Clock this morn
wing, and burned till she sunk. No
cargo or any combustible known to be
on board. The fire is undoubtedly
the work of an incendiary. It. is re-
ported that the vessel was recently
sold to the Cubans. si ffFt q
The steamers Virginia and Louisi.
ana report that q serious crevasse &C.
ourred on Sunday, in West Baton
Rouge Parish; nearly Igoppositea Port
Hudson. This orevasse caused q sud
den fall Of two inches in the river at
that point iAlf attempts To CLOSE it
will be Intellectual, owing to the sandy
soil and the extent of Tho break,
which issixty yards wide, 49,. ..:...... =.
I'M NAV Yosx, May Is
In Brooklyn, this morning, at 2
o'clock, young man named Samnel D.
Talbot, lafelycof Boston. attempted The
lite Of yo',ng lady Who had rejected
his sn't, and afterwards killed himself
jersey CRY, May Is.
Bakman & Co.'S cotton seed mill was
bnrnod to-day Loss 500, 900. .raffl
~s'ss
.., nT1Yi =. -. - s9.s--z e., ,-------- -
From Washington. fa. fv9
w AsjfINaron Mou ~
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
SSltats Agricultural and Mechanical

bies ~ " .aM4GIZLNE. ins lsa41'
t06aEal organ orhs SoaM Coso,ina s.aie
'ff 1AgrtouliuTgta asa Aechaniea1 Soeiety.). y
Al en carly date, the subscribers viii
publish, tho 6rst,nutnber Of o Monthly Ma.
gastpo, devoted, 10 the development OF, the
n9et9sial intcressI oftbis State, and the
Wh6ie South; and will distributo 6ve th OH.
ssna eopies gratuitousiy, 30 that every one
p,ay SEQ what itis before pubsoribiag.i They
intend 70 mako itthe best and handsomest
ipdhstsfal magazine ever pubiiahed at the
squtbZ and they ask the! cordial eo-opers.
Hon o. every good ,oitiyen in this ep terpriso,
whlA mnet rebound Is the public welfare.
!; RsSsoas. wishing ooptss 6f' The frst A6iin
bess llpleass g9ad their address to-. - a
= ,f'eWAIGgR, izVisNf;s GaG0 G0GsW sWEEbaii
may 1874 ChaYlesteo, Bajos,
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Charleston Market.

CnARIEsroN, May Is.
Cotton nQuiet ; botter qualities steady ;
iowor grades easy; sales 200 bales
middlings 27f; receipts 1873.
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Estate of N. A. Pegy, deed.--No.
tfce to- Creditors.

g.. 3, Lamar, ct. lux, :, OF. a., vs.. Ford and
Rutland, Ex'rs., and Thos. J. Robertson.
IN gursuapces ,ei. degree in the, Court Of
alt @ hasS %SaS eas H s''ss sssa sst aa
tate Of N. A. Peay. deo'd, are irequired 10
prove the same before me, ION or before Tie
lst day Of June next. Ia. y, trD4i E4.<irg,,
Office Of The Clerk Of tho Court Of Com.
mon Pleas, Equity sido, Winnsboro, 8. G.,
80th March $780, y
'~nJ - :" &, q s. b. CLowNEY, -
stf @m LC,o o.C.P., F.C. !,
marx80-xtlaw2m a ~ 4a.ngia@ie3M
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New York Market. ke.

New YoRK, May Is P. NJ.
Cotton stcady and inactive; sales
1000 bales, ut 28a. Gold 39Ha39a,
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SOUTH CAROLINA
LOAN & TRUST COMPANY,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, FIVE MILLION
DOLLARS.
Present Limit. = .$5OO,OOO.

NHE office OF this company is now opened
l. at No.,l9 Broad Street (South Western
Railroad Bnnk) for the receipt Of Deposits,
Discount Of Paper, Purchase and Salo Of
Exchange, md tho transaction of'n Gene.
raj Barking Business. 2 !"E .
Interest allowed on Deposits upon terms
established by tue board Of Directors as
The Company, is also ~ legal, depository
for moneys, paid into Court, win receive Re-
gistry and Transfer Books, uct MS agent 10
pay Coupons and Dividends. and as Trustee
inTRailrohdi Mortgages st. ~ nSj.l
'F'" ''"n D1aEcTons. ["t r"F
eWm ciBse, 81 VIC Beee 4 Co.; Ks
J3lihsot,.of Johnston. Crows s Co.; Robt
Mure & Co.SJvi b B'WilHams, Of W B VIII.
liams & Son: II Prost Of Frost g. Adeer;
}, u AdseD of1J EAdger e. Co, Henry
Gourdin, of Goprdin, ,Mattbicsspn s. Co.;
ueorge L. Byist, OF Buist & Duist; c. G
Mernn1inger,H Of Mcmmingor, Jervey h
Pfnekneyi TJ Kerr. OF r j Kerr u Co.; J
D Aiken, of ] d Aiken & Co.; John Cemp.
sen, OF Cempsear Sc 60 TAR Caldwell, of IL
q 4 z Caldwell;, " K Ryan. J # Welsmen,
BUNeill, ~ Gregg, Granitcvills, S. G.
For further. INFORMATION address
.h~it2 GEO. g. CAMERON, President.
! ,@sU THOS. II. WARING, Cashier.
Charleston, S. O., March II, 1869. ....f
mar 23-8m, n.i,I
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At Loesburg, N. C.,rn negro school |
teacher got drunk and whipped his
whole school, consisting of 60 young
negroes. 49, " =
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ssfaIKrsa :, La dead whale, @
abopI City feet long, aoated ashore. on
Horry coast, lying on the Little River
a. lew days ago. IL tcreated,a great ,exi
citemoht in the vicinity, and tie epeople
fflockea, from, ,hll parts Of the, country 70
ge. glimpse, qfit. i " y fs eto be sboiled
goWn INTO fIlle. l,I,n q 9 tE& ia.nH
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THE Po0R OvERwoRRED WoMrS

The PooR OvERwoRKED WOMEN.
a Western exchange teclingly asserts
that an '"'oyerworked woman IS always
n sad sight, sadder grea, deal Than an
overworked man, because she is so much
more fertile in capacities Of suffering
than man. She has go many varieties
of headache, sometimes as if Jael were
driving the nail viii. b, killed Sisera into
her temples. sometimes a Tightening
around the brow, ns ifher capbsnd were
Lnke's iron crown and then her neu-
ralgias,and backaches and her fits Of
depression and many more trials linked
to her fine and noble structure ,entille
her to pity when she IL placed in condi.
tons which develop her nervous tenden.
cies." sa." '@'S| 80 "."'1
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misunderstanding to the Uni
vers, of Brussels, the following is the
text of an appeal addressed by tho
Committee of the international Work
'ingmen's Society to the Belgian mi
"FTisnds, Companions, Brothers:
For long time you have suffered a
grinding slavery. Now take your
revenge; kill and massacre if entire
liberty in everything is not given to
you. Down with the capitalists -
Death, to the nobility and clergy
The republic forever Courage! II
your knives and slaves are not sufi-
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revonge
The REvoLurloNARY COMMITTEE"
Horace Greeley, begins to open his
eyes tocthe realities of the Race Cues
ton. The Tribune says
The article on the Chinese in Cali.
fornia, which we print this morning
on another page, will be read with in
tcrest as a graphic picture of diff
Guilty which is attracting great deal
of attention on the Pacific coast, and
threatens to become hereafter still
more perplexing than it is already.
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