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, 1869-03-31

AKentpcN pare1 calls itself the "orEan Of the
people md Of The Bourbon ~hiskey trade"
Ata 600 Orphan Asylum Is to be erccted in Bridge
port, Ct, on lot gtren BY T. T. Barnuna-
Tue premiums for hoEses II the next Burlington
dowa Fair wnl amount to t4,eoa
People are being vaccinattd In Des Aotnes, Iowa.
1t the satc Of ote1 ~ tanJ.
The annual horne show occurs II Lexington, Ky,,
On Atxl l3th- -;
ms rarlroad bridge q, Council HAN, Iowa, will
.Tnr ep,orrd dazens q Des NosneA hsve orr A.
TED literary society. .. ... .-- .-
Tho brother Of tho nEtst.n uoertnc who Fas
Killed in Quebec sWeats he WI u1nrdeF tae hoJ
who avenged his asterS ruin
~ or.rra Hon.e is 10 BE- erected tn Terrc naute,
Ind. xlo0 40 has!ns been subscribed for thai pur-
rose.
AF1cpeh 4s,an hiss written book to prove shas
Axts vns tsss sett:ed from Amcfica, ard that thts
| ccautxy via the cradle Of nan1tnh
| A lssh,onanle tadica' e,nh h1s beeu formed IN
! Ioutou, Initiation fec, tn grtotas, xaa ananA
| dies Eve. ......=..
Patrick Murphy, tn Nashville sa,oon, on f1ida!,
shos John Ferry, the ba1 keeper btcarse tae laee'
Declined 70 x4ye him ''frce drink Murphy L
now In jai1 aod rcs1J h ths Erave.
For throwing water In front Of, hts hofsaa sao
Causing them 10 run away. James 1horson ot 81
1te, No, made + fEc ootnpary, On the 2&fa, ta1
him &loa oanzsca-
a b<ay-sesstnR "show.'' IN Autcs lad htrE
pested 80, Btpln, chained TO \ st2kc. fouEht nj
whipped ha1f-A-3o1en sntrsing ents that Atfaete<
nm at the Bnne ttrne.
A. II Indication OF the literary tasseI o! N
Kentucky Democracy, 1t might be mentioned tia
| 4 nsn&bte tthoa75 uf a. volumes sold. IN Levi
: County. the other dxJ, fot tsaxa
, ScA1 Ashland Cnettn4n County, Tenn, d
Ma-ch 71st, Thos. Young, -sed nfteen, druwnc
himself In the Cumberland, becxusc his star
parents woulu not slow him to v1k1t hs inAsnosst
A school teacher OF Calhoun County, 1owa, ~
frozen to death while returning from scho-
, meeting, on the 9Th Of March. Temperature 81
teen degrees below xcrp* ....
The hotse-che&tuut tree 10 The patf Of the Hot
= Souta!ss, Roc dc Pasalta, shaA became famous
the iasatltc ha1ut Of So,tas1O, nss BEEN cus oos
4 for frewood-
l. It's DOW the fashion IN Paris cemeteries 10
i grave the dying woris Of tho inferred On i
tombstoncA "Oh, mammar' Is the general c
g clAuation with Children, and ''oh Godi'' vi
y adsNa, aays curious nsurtusfy ssausudan
e Al American hrt.rss, who clipped from Ps
= WITH TIC dssttng clerk Of = xsoc1 csoser got N;
!" rted tus3 before her Indignant brother orcfto
8 the runawaya II AuSwerp The bridegroom
,e father N ! retired hAlr-1zes4er.
'. A speculative husband. says the WATeabs
(No) ssansart, who went there and VIA d!vont
, 1869-03-31


The Aet recently pAased bY our Legislature rtlA.
tivt 10 raltnad tArn1 * beginning 10 have IT. ia
upencc. Quo Il oof lumber dealers caaled upon
us, SATURDAY, With the Information that the rszkus
rsfroad co<npAutez running from ChlesEu into this
city hAre heeu Ia consultation With ylew to COM
t,lnlnS and putting up rates to Fsorx she saoe ~
they now arc to non-competlttve points
such - EmFocd md Warrington
II knch II Arrangement Is carried
into e1eet the sAftn on lumber from Chicago To
FeuetA w1 be r7.sed IEu dellaz1 PEI thoukand feet
aud On other Kinds Of frriEhts In proportion This
ScntlemAu estimated that tbs Fuller fa1lEnad bib
vii cast Peoria half million dollars anuualls,
xttooos eouleEstns the benes: 9; eeas q. ~,
for legislative ausc13r The FolleF nta.
snoru Of III us prtaclra features sare
one, and that oue rorclng ratlra.s ffpn
eotase.t,4aa With oarn1.nastea na' be, hsea
for t9o -JcasA ,;ak tas 4ha purpose Of Showing
y hi tocA can d. The,e Is nos = stax!e tnlap,1
| town Ia the State. dluplAt1tnx q hsEh rsllrdes
ta1.1s that vii secure dimes Horth Of reatt
| xhilc the eAmc burdens under which they ETosa l.
to be tatd upon A1a e&hef points heretofore ea]oF
ing little immunity from the faet Of their ecnas
coInpeutlre pdnsa Uniform rates arc to II
nence1o1th his highest rates our E1Ened comp
nles Arr in the habtt Of chsEgtuS- Fnfttr CO
! have HKtsIzted railroad tSrt1s up and not down.
, 1869-03-31
TEE felleE COURTS.

Frank Denbury and oun*lfcNahon were ar
,aoue1 before Justice sturtesapt, yesterday NOM
4 policeman tesun<d saat they engaged n rough
p.n,nr Wn,. .nd nr.on hrtre e,ect.t r,ncwe1
=, ro1nnsr nnon ~. sssrrs1t rranr Md be VA,
s<.s s1,nt ~ :, Tor, ~ ciet In,
nas9 naoae my ne anaa n1s X aoa sa & ne "as
pl11a9 9AMe o1 S4ca1e NlsA aaotHst tasot Aoa
f1anA "''e1'e6eo - 14e1 mn ne.E Wnan Tana
~ Ase Gtm - anse-. "nsr. -, xo,.
Anabe hfoTn WE'D "a ehalSeo on Aonhay
Mn iia 9*s9 ssoGn NV ~ ae M s1p5 nsssana ~
5ank - - ~ at'e
enatRed Il Hls % !etaetnee9ed toat sne sa'd she
owres So 90 & So, and ~ ths Is "ewnef. re ssse ~
naae o. sna ;s Hsa II '1ne1 sas ai aa
h &c ~ ,ae ~ ot Wno va sas fc M
csse went osxr until thu afternoon. 70 ALLOW her
ance=
. r111ssuRon 'R !a xaoz4xE+ .,--,
being Va&qa1t II the Police Court yesterday
morntnx-s X Ae saM r. ~ eofn N u iEe:anAr ~ hast
nted b F!ttsourgh. and eaEe to this city
ekaer on F1dAy or satuH1a1 lass, he couldn't tell
whkh; When .Esested tneEe reIe touna IN nts
Postss psSS ot g Sasds i. ~ sinng net a4so, pom
ssId; nad bren etven him oy some man ..so bold y
until called fuE- 1a1tice Ssurterant fined him 81
Guzxa Hohk
John ReltJ wa& sent TO the pehitent12fy about
t~o years aEn- Alter eeIFtnE out hls time he to
tusred to Chicago, a-d Captsda Hickey Rare him
sdInc money 10 buy p&pesA Lie ROT along yefy
well. but bsxs let liza Newspaper business sna rs
turned 70 hts cd doocnfatoh-tAk1nY little things.
Lately be hsa been Sex1 - hafu uc, md has atept
tn the AFthor5. Sos etlnc1nE any intention to
VOTE. hte HaA c1a5Rsn w!tn Ehslancy. ~ tEe Pn-
aee CnufH 1eseauA 1telnoon, ana nnen s?A lie
fcMaIked, Thne on the way 70 the pen that be-
would -appeA u 10 nlHntf cotfE
| IN uLsAlEk :
Jusnce stunefant yestsf'tay morning nued
Nellie French, tns keeper o1 honse or IL! latne.
42a, ana oa1an Nuoe5 senMe Hta1A MAGGIE
HtpNp. Anna Ly4na, ls23c koolnson. James VIE
NamA, iHokn5 bEoHH anu 1o41tS t!a1A4 tunlntes,
8}s each- Inc meos nl eontse, gaze assuHen
names ana n tnrr. esnnDJ nent ~ nn1sess: s IN
they nfe all well 3auNh MerChank1s and m4fF1f}
, 1869-03-31

ta9ht q zen mules died latelJ, near sh1rrvr2f.
-, Hon ae elect Of suags received fEun, boaAo
8n1sa 4 mare md colt n the szIe district Fe1e
Also stur0 to death bJ bees.
Ins nsw opcta House In Paris nss Arsan5 foss
the decor xthsns Az tou1nleted to Wh1ca Run mn8x
be added the subve1tion given b. the state.
Fpt stealing dsne nayet, IN Atce!s9a. hA1saA.
the tA.ef wz1 tued ~ md senf 70 tsu LOT thirty
4sy4
, 1869-03-31
: sR.EHTFVl RUNAWAY.
u.zons Smashed, Men Injured, and
n Kor1e Killed.

one os the ress fearful and exciting ru1swaFs
that tss ever taken paee IN ous crowded tharOcgh-
fares occurred In the earl. part Of yesterday a11er
noen- l. spirited team, attached to one Of the
wagons Of the ChIcaeo Hghtnins-Nd COMPANY,
Whine standing on Wells street, nsaz oa
Rsndo1nn. saddeuIJ took fright, and passed It =
fearfuI ,asa south On re former tnorou8hfare
Ahx,nt n,,dxAy IN The loek III. Wool A farmer
f1nfn cirero. was logging quietly along. snd Ike 4
naaa 81 NSasntng The furaT.ys were epon htn. and
.ret1~-6 f.r aud Etde oEer the street The ve-
hfrfs ~ msde i complete kod total wreck, tho
nmse ras badly bruised. and tho driver, besides
A pTuan q the WhlMeuea wa4 thrown eutrelJ
, 1869-03-31

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MN =" A'4s eA'eA' w. 49,
1AI ootine 'ne war; ene De1tAAA uo'e'u "s'1
inen.' "''tee'e1os w 41.e'sa1 eoA.' 49,
n.u.n 'no W.. ~aa' $1,000 ~ e .s..... a Ia ~ ~ ~
"e,I 'n"e, t'ao' '4o ~ G..
me onA'sSa o1a'e.' "Iesu " ~ W ~
1noniaa I'LL 1a'' ~'o1tA ',o ~"
eo'e ,he fasetasAs soa sa~ e,'4st>l. nN 1e..
o1A',e 1& - ~ ' N1-..as ~
hIo''a ~ ts' ' ~ -
1ne Pu1conse on W. Ps4- "tt1o =, @14's
ssofJ was oeneSea' ou' US 'ae's " w e.''o
oeeosl.oe .A'o~A nAA'"e ~.@> ~ ~ -
oeen e'oeea o,e4 sssA D -. =.
hlng nao 1e'oAeu tas t'''1oo' A ~
seai' anu I'M - ' .ssn-;.~ ,o.a:,
1ufou8' t"' i''o ~
h.S.
o.''cc *1o 4'' 'i'e', ,, 80 - - ,..s ~,
nns oeen 4e4usu 30 =, as.s.:.a.a -
.l4enos .1,o o ,Aw:..s,s - oa.;t,ad
M1' sasoe@ Assh1a 0"e ~ ~A'N"".AA = 49,
, 1869-03-31

,,6srtTnentx tsth {pt the larceny Of 4 coat Prt-
oners b0th pnder age Sentenced On one tndIct-
ment eoca Tor sky dayA, hAEtn9 been In jail u.
ready FOR ten weeks, and sentence suspended On
Us other chHEs.
, 1869-03-31
THE WAY or The FRIENDH

sentorn will not allow this rare opportunity
to pass by unimpruved.
, 1869-03-31


Fnteen Of the members Of the Spanish Cor1es arc
R1'secrrcta,3 Stanton "a confined to bis room by
tilnesa.
ReE. Il ", Deechet reports an income o1 a2l,l7a,
md Il. B. C9an1n, ttaa1 1oo0
DrouJu de Lhu1s haa rcfased the Presidency Of
the French Senate.
I ME- stephanowsta, Vienna halle: gt,t, daast-
ter of charcoal woman, Is engaged to ma.ry the
Rnss1sn Prince WlttgrusteIn.
CimAn ia saia to have fc>euty paid 10 0e1 franca
to bo car1catured In 4 Pnrta humorous p1per
thinking It would tc capital ruG.
Tho4 g. Woods, editor Of the 04io H4ts1M, aud
prominent politician OF Coiuubianx County, died
Miss Assy 0rzut, ne aubte. Of the article ta.s
resulted IN T. Esea roElard's dexth,, Wa snas7tcd
In Richmond, Va. Last Thursday, to Mr. Ford.
Frckldent Grants father aud 2tstcr Jennie hssa
returned 10 thetr ho1ne tn Coy1n3&on, Ky ~ old
gentleman Ii Jet quite lame fror, the result Of hia
accident On Inauguration DAJ.
1Au1artinn Adhered "a the Old fashions OF his
youth, md dways wors the na1nw coat and tight
tEouserz thss wete woEr when tho cut us Count
dT11ayh coat Nss the fazhlon.
| Lord Glasgow, who died recently, left bis title
and tsse 900 u his half-hsothes, Hen- Geo. Fred.
| Bo5ie. Tho deceased EAd WAa an IHye<aznte
| though honorable turtle
recent Interview between Q1eep Victoria sud
Tnoa Carlyle y u thoukht, will result In He,
Majesty Visiting the eminent e4za5ist In h. Scot,
] tilh home.
| Ed Mali, Tho English fonconformtst champion
after two unsuoces.ful attempts, WA recent,
elected to the House OF Commons, from Aradlord
| without hlR visiting the constituency,
ReE. 4arahsu Il Smith, Rector Of St Johni
Church. Passasc, n J.. and for TWO ,ears associate
editor Of ne chuseAman, has renoQnced the ulnts
! tyof he Episcopal Church. Hs aays that ths
canons passed By the late General Convention, aat
bishop odenhetneta charge inculcatluR pneondt
tiona submission TO hlA authority, ara too tysannl
cal for him He announces his Intention 70 prract
Tor sonne other denomination (which, he does no
| state.
Bishop Simpson and Rev. ". IL Punhhon se
lected the ea1e text from which 70 preach II tn
dedication Of tho Methodist Metropolitan cnurcl
IN Warrington St1-: Ezekiel, s7:a. The nrs. int
| nation Mr. punAhon had Of the striking conci
de,ea WAs when the 13Ahop announced hh text Il
tho morning, 10 MI. p had to select anothrr tex
and prcparu new sermon Etthln two hours
which he delivered with great fcrTo1 and eloaueno
IN the AftNrnnau
, 1869-03-31
AGRIErIyrKar. EpCCIHpS.

: WAGfE0I3. A1ff R91'
Ah..I herr be csas hArt plrptr - exe.1sc, and
uDde1aand ih4 stodenss In te Ia1HstrsA ualycr.att
bcF. hxvsng b<vn Il te pshhe st.d nei more dSy''
WR1e It b moi he Intention u TIC Trustoes
, 1869-03-31

"ana bes.ar ialands can be had cheaper or
"for nothing"
Denmark concluded the treaty. knowing
that It had to be 1atifaed by = vote of two.
thirds of ths Senate, and that done the ,ur.
chase money could not be psid until the
same uas appzopriated bv Congress. uho
could refute to do 10 If they THOUGHT pronar
MI. Seward oopcand1a tho treaty. knovino
that It had 10 bo fatiaed by the n-n;,b
Rfesdae, and that tie peo3ple Of the i.,. "A,
had to eive their consent Ha7 ,hn
people of: the ia.ands refnse, .ba;-
convent; OF tho DAniah LeRisl.tuts h.d ~
fused ftn consent, would The Vn;ts,1 s1,fsa
haye had the moral o. legal riQht 10 demand
that the Danish Goyerumeat shou)d enforca
such consent BY either Of these bot,,ea7 n
not, whe1A IL fhssa INV nors1 or leru ahV.
CATION On Tho pa.t III fbs Tn;tAa et.3a, o.
ate to ratity The treaty s,pnnnls-her,ans, NJ
Sexard, when in Office. wanted u rn,,tasa
thsse tslaudss The treaty. though nat for.
n,alls rejected, haa been 7;rtnal3r rrnn,;ntaa
, 1869-03-31
REAL ,EaTATk TRANSFERS.

WaErantec deeds fer city knd suburban psnpc
within seven mills 1t Tie C*HTt uen1e, dIed for n,
Nbedas. Mzzrh u.
Ctns6s y. t4 tss e MR. y taxsa II: March
A4Ss1 Aana 1s.d Maa'f ~sn9s + Ghet IT. T. :
Etta boatanH: Ak7eh ls-Prsnz Aaschnit1k2 10
Ms,li9;s T., S5 Wss;sa:r; s1,
i: Iafth s5-rhas. Aenaeah.l 70 ss1ah Z
.sa1tr X ~ OK II LaHss:aa Il. c;irr licE
M.ish s-1isnfy. q. t:liid. I. Bta Ls,nh.si-ir: &:
81. Il; fss i-siehols' i; $ 4 Kassi, to h;is
optsaa 4. iii x IL1sed x I, Lii ii, md
g.ysHsa ys;sa, = .sfIea4 e as;tea 3 r s91is .J.a
MA II .esso 4fA Lei csn9sa; 6 !: = 2
wtst 5s:assa * iii. * Canal <. aaae Il
~ r issTpESEStos' p,1 Of Smith J. ssrtwood
Nssaz.xs = II i1a,ns .s i i, Sxiosx
q; M Ma5sa nsf@ = B de,,siey TIaa
Ian 6The BdEAtou Company to aktAh Il
WI L. i: ii Il Il Lincoln Il. astisYit:
xsns bv.tbssa Z. ls I. = A.e!e s @ @a4iH :.
cha + 1H e f. p4, e nEeas,n y Ss,a s 1l
VI, lm1t l. vtth eihs1 ID: IA IVA T.
+: Nov / ~. T. seamasen to Nositx n
sSfa;sSs Z Id ii i w.ipsS::a ~. i1ia
stS{ Hav-& Na-1. Y. 8eamtnea n Salatsoa HIT
As7h9a SI.ss is 4 i9s;s s3sI Iaa1i4
Nsst S:.s @ Z. < r. ~ e H9sty q = taIA;
iSs 4 a.1ea a-Fzede1'es L Tfu,asa i 'a Ja-
rsis. : ~ sH Il .fy anss st sis
i2s.4 #: A.fch z--JutpAK r sszavn to AoaFr
, 1869-03-31

Larch Seed and dPlant4-Shnds Trcce
fer tho Cisy-Stock OK Shade Trees
CutrinR or the Tops-Agrlcu1turnl
EducatloA-Cllmat tsAr6en.
Ing.
[FKQx oCR AdRlcClaCRAL CORRESPONDENT
CT WI iIGS LII Aas,.h "A
, 1869-03-31

=. CITING OF 1&k TUE -.-...
Cutting OF the topA Of shade Reez Is q bal Pre-
t3ec- The CUSTOM has become 70 GraT With a2e,
that few a1rt The bo1dness to disregard It's dctnfn
scd pursue rastonM system Of naaaKsmtM
three 70 four inches In diameter md tuentyuye 70
th4rt. fee: high wcsr p,aated about the grounds q
me Industrial Cnlsessity, not one of them Es
heads Cnharncd br TIE E1ife- l have practise !
his Plan Of r-te Planting for ycafs snd would net
cet AFx5 any OF the TOP unl=ss ~ improve 1s
, 1869-03-31

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-13
A NEW ISSUE.

Mr., Jo. G. Carrigan has an
nounced himself a candidate for
Representative from Lincoln coun-
ty. He declares that he will not
take the test oath prescribed in the
franchise law for candidates. He
maintains that, under the late de-
cision of the Supreme Court, when
an individual held an office, neither
the Governor or the Legislature has
the right or the power to take that
right away from him. BE says;
"The convention which assembled in
Nashville on the 9th of January, 1850,
and framed q schedule of amendments to
the constitution of the State never pre-
tended to delegate any power to the
Legislature to prescribe the qualifications
of ofiee-holders or of candidates for office,
and never pretended to delegate any
power to the Legislature TO change the
constitution of the State adopted in S35
in regard to this matter, and all the
legislation concerning ofhce-hOlders and
candidates for Office was unwarranted
by the schedule of amendments, or any
thing else. 1t stands out to-day before
our people, and especially our courts, as
a most reckless act of legislation, prob
badly the bollest assumption of power
ever before attempted in our State.
The qualifications of representatives,
are defined by the constitution of the
State in the 9th section of its ID article,
and also the ineligibilities to Office in the
10th section of the same article, which
are to-day unrepealed, either directly, or
by implication and in full force and effect
and are the only law, in fact, on this
question. The llth section Of ID article
of the constitution declares each House
of the General Assembly shall be the
Judges of the election and qualifications
Of its members, and with conservative
majority in the House, no doubt exists in
my mind but what this will be the inter
probation given to that part Of the law.
1t cannot be otherwise without doing vi
olence both to the constitution and COM
mon sense.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-13

= Il
From the pronunciamento of the
Stokes Central Committee in an
nouncing their forthcoming news5
paper, it is clear that in the discus
sions Of the next DIX weeks, the
people of Tennessee will receive a
good deal of information on many
subjects which heretofore they have
only seen " through a glass darkly!P
We shall understand pretty well by
the first Thursday in August, the
secrets of the State house-rail-
road bonds, receivership, school
funds, and all such-like matters
The winds that blew out of the
cave on the Goth of May, have
stirred a storm that promises to
purify the atmosphere, and render
everything more salubrious. 10
persons out of the arena, this con-
test for the ringmastership is both
entertaining and profitable.
"Hol Mr.. Merryman, what dc
we have next?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-13

lFHTFF new Stokes Lk1e organ, which is
promised in a few days, is to be
edited by Messrs. George Il. Grish-
am and s. A. Bowel. The Stokes
committee pledge themselves that
the new paper will expose the cor
ruptiens and viIlainies which have
been practiced upon the people.' p
This is commendable, and we bid
them good speed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-13


sion, aud that il is better to remain
silent than to oppose what it is
vain to resist. If the committee
possess the sagacity we should like
to give them credit for, they will
advise their friends throughout the
State to bring forward as can
didates for the Legislature none
but those who are fully and unre-
servcdly committed to the policy Of
the immediate acknowledgements Of
the white men of Tennessee. Had
these men been allowed to vote,
the rings that have cursed and cor
rupted the State could never have
got foothold in Tennessee. w
are glad to find This much decency
and patriotism in the Radical
party, and hope the two wings will
wash their hands ofcorruption, and
hope The two wings will emulate
what little of virtue there may be
found in either. IA ~ ,,,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-13

TIE Knoxville HNig prints a
call on VIM. P. GiIlenwaters, Esq,
of Rogersville, TO become a candi-
date for Superintendent Of Public
instruction for the State. The
Wing had supposed that a nomina
ton would have been announced
by the !Senter Executiye Commit
tee, but says it seems to have beer
overlooked. (
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-13
HOPE FOR TIE DISFRANCHIsED.

The Press and Times Of yester-
day contains the following an
nouncement, which bears the marks
of having been made by authority:
We dropped into Capt Sheridan $
Office Yesterday afternoon and found
him busy looking over applications for
certificates, and making out certificates
for such as are entitled to them under
the franchise law We understand that
persons that haze become twenty-One
wears OF age since the war, will be at
tended to first This will be good news
to many, and will obviate all the crowd
Ing and pushing that usually attend the
opening of the commissioner office.
The Captain having nothing to do in
the way of collecting taxes, takes this
opportunity to get off some old tedious
cases that have become chronic in his
Office. Its an i'll wind that blows no one
any good, so runs the old saw, and many
in this county can thank the injunction
for one good at least ... ........
This will be gratifying ntelli-
gence to the white taxpayers of
this county, so large portion of
whom have been denied the right
to vote, although coming clearly
within the provisions of the fran
chise law. If Mr.. Sheridan will
persevere in the work which it APP
pears he has commenced, until he
has registered every man who is
clearly entitled tovoteunder the law,
no one WILDE more ready to give him
credit for an honest dischargeofduty
than we. There in this county at
least thousand unregistered white
men who are entitled to vote, and
they should be afforded the neces
sary facility to exercise that right
at the election in August. Accord
ing to the statement of the Press
anil Times, citizens applying to Mr.,
Sheridan at any time will have GER
tificates issued to them, and while
the registrar is in the humor every
man entitled to vote, who has not
vet been registered, should make
application.
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS
Arlington, Farrar & Weakle
NO. 7s MAXWELL HOUSE,
Church street,

HAVE FOR SALE CITY. EDGEFIELD
III and Country Property, ..F o.
No. 90. TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE.
No 81 South AcLemore street, with u rooms;
lO0xi60 feet. "FREE TERRITORY" Price
81. 900. on easy terms. .traI ..sl Poo
No. 90. TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE.
corner Broad and MeLemore; rooms, 5Sxl6l
feet, at $l2 OcG very easy terms. FREE TER
RITORY." t. aa .i4.fs
No. lO2. BEAUTIFUL ONE STORY BRICK.
rooms, No. 81 South Cherry. at $4,000 cash.
No. l29. THREE STORY BRICK STORE.
No. 60, Broad street. FREE TERRITORY, $
at Sl2 600 ..
No. ia. TWO NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
BRICK HOUSES. Nos. 206. 2S South Summer
street. 6 rooms each: FREE TERRITORY, y
at S., 600 each on easy terms.
No. l47, TWO STORY BRICK; S rooms: No.
235 South Summer street, S0x2l6 feet, at $500
cash. ........ ........ ....
No. l52. FOUR FRAME COT TAG Els. 5 rooms
each, in HardinR's addition, at 81 500 each; $500
cash, balance. l, 2, and years.
No. I53. BRICK COTTAGE. No. % Berryhill
street. FREE TERRITORY" 4 rooms. at
$500 each.
No, l64. FRAME HOUSE, corner Wharf av-
eHue and Washington street, 5Oxll7 feet, at
$500 cash. ...4 ...
No. lis. TWO STORY BRICK; No. 296 South
College street; rooms. at $500; one-third
cash; balance and years. d .rsa
No. III. ONE STORY BRICK. 3 rooms;
Spruce street near the Capitol, at 1880; One-
third cash; balance and years. ( 20
Numbers Of Vacant Lots in FREE TERRI
TORY, and out it, at all sorts OF prices,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Seco Summer Sale
straw Goods at Auction,

Straw SSOOuS sts AuCAAous
DY ALBERT & SEEMAN. WHOLESALE
ID AuctiOnesrs and Commission Merchants,
q Public Square, on
MONDAY, JUNE II. l5G9, AI90'CLOCkA M,
When we will offer superb stock OF straw
Goods TO the trade The special attention of
MllIiners is call ed to tbis sale. The stock con-
sists of Ladies and Childrens Trimmed and Un-
trimmed Bonnets. Hats. Sundowns etc, etc
Also: A large assortment of ParasOls, Umbrellas,
etc. N. B.-Be on hand to secure bargains. as
this is positively the last consignment OF Straw
Goods to be sold this season.
ALBERT & SEEMAN, AuctiOneers.
N. B.-DOnt't forget the mammoth three days
sale Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats.
etc. on the 10th. 18th and 18th. jun13-lt
noprcu 4 eouIIsG IA pDOy.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the Stokes
people are s anti Ring, y (Which is
an right enough, by-thc-by) they
are trying 10 "ring in"