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HORRIBLE MURDER. The Baltimore
papers Of Friday aud Saturday contain
the details Of a horrible murder which
took place in that city on Thursday
afternoon last, Mrs. Catherine Marsh,
residing 10 North Central avenue, near
Jefferson street, deliberately butchercd
her for children, the Oldest eight years
OF age aud the youngest three. by cut.
ting their threats with knife. One
she killed in the yard Of the school
where he attended, and the others at
her own home. She also inflicted
serious if not fatal injuries upon her
own mother. The unfortunate mother
is said to be maniac beyond all doubt.
and she is now confined IN the city Jail.
Gu Friday the four victims we're con-
signed to the grave, and the excitement
was 30 intense around the church in
which the funeral services took place,
it was found necessary to have a large
body Of police to keep order. The
woman was deserted by her husband
sometime ago, and it, together with
other things, has prcyod upen her
mind so much as to destroy reason
Thousands Of persons visited the scene.
and men who had before gazed on the
bodies Of murdered men and women
without emotion, could not refrain from
shedding tears as they stood around the
bodies Of the dead children We only
give tho above summary Of the murder,
as the details are too heart-rending and
sickening.
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HOUSE AND LOT
IN THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER,
AT PUBLIC SALE.


pT virtue Of an order Of the Orphans'
ID Court for Carroll county, and as Exc.
cutor Of the last will and testament cf Julia
Ann Hill, deceased, the undersigned will
sell at Public Sale, to the highest bidder,
on the premises, on
Saturday, tie I'm dag If My, 1870,
at . o'clock, p. NJ, a Lot Of Ground. con.
,ainlng 2i6i square feet, more or less, npon
which Is erected comfortable and sub.
stantial Two Story Weatherboarlel Frame
DWELLING HOUSE,
Garden and Fences in good AZS&-O,
condition. his property is E9s -
situated on Main Street, IN ~ sls.5
the East End Of the City OF Westminster.
and adjoius the lots Of Jacob Beaver and
Mrs. Malehoru.
To any person desiring n cheap and com
Portable home, this property presents great
Inducements.
Lay sale positive and possession given ms
soon as terms of sale are complied with.
Terms Of Sdte.--OnehA half cash, balance
in twelve months, to be secured BY the note
ofthe purchaser or purchase rs with approved
security, bearing interest from the day OF
sale.
CHAS. I. REITSNIDER.
M Zo-ts Executor.
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Distriei Court Of he United States for the
District Of Maryland, in BdHkruo,cy. ib
hemattercf .hordecdi Englar, BaakTnpi
DlsTRIcr OF MARYLAND, Sc;
RNH Is is to give notice, that on The 2Gth
n day of April, 1870, warrunt Of Bank.
rnptcy was issued out of the District Court
OF the United States for the District of Ma.
ryland against the estate OF Mordcca Eng.
lar, Of New Windsor, in the county of Car.
roll, in said District, adjudged Bankrupt,
on his own petition; that the payment of an
debts and the delivery of any property be-
longing to such Bankrupt, to him, or for his
use, aud The transfer of any property by
him, are forbidden by law; and that a meet.
ing of the creditors of said Bankrupt, TO
prove their debts, and to choose one or
more Assignces OF said estate, will be held
al Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden M
New Windsor, before d. +. NJ. Hurley.
Register in Bankruptcy for said District, on
the 10th day Of May, A. d. 1870, at 10
o clock, A. NJ.
EDWARD Y. GoLDSBORoUGH
U. S. Marshal for said District
ap28-3t
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At tho Nisi Prius in Philadelphia,
on Saturday, an injunction for five days
was granted to restrain tho Collector Of
Internal Revenue from collecting the in
come tax upon about SI5,000,O00 Of
earnings Of the Philadelphia aud Tren-
ton Railroad since the 3lst Of Decem-
bsrlast The Company take theground
that tho tax does not apply to incomes
payable atter 1869, and has taken this
means to settle the question 10 the
courts. Some ten or twelve ofthe lead
ing railroads in the State are concerned
10 the movement.
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DEATH or RoBEnr HARPER, ESQ =
Robert Harper, Esq, one of the editors
Of the Gettysburg Star and aSsntinel
died at his residence, 10 Gettysburg, 90
Monday morning, the 18th instant, at
two o'clock The deceased had been
afflicted with iuaammatory rheumatism
for come time, which fnally resulted in
his death. Mr.. Harper was well and
favorabIy known BY many citizens Of
this section, having edited the adams
Sentnel from 1917 bill the consolidation
Of the Stas and Sentinel, a few years
since.
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REsIGNED.--We learn that Wen
dell Bollman, Esq, the President Of
the Western Maryland Railroad has re.
signed that position, owning to his pri.
vate business arrangements. 1t is ru.
mored that Mr.. Trimble, the Chief
Engineer Of the Road, Senator Jam $
G. Clarke, of Baltimore county, and
ex-Mayor Chapman win be placed in
nomination for the Presidency.
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eTeeed nee hhes hey nW be charged for at the
rate Of Five CENTS per line.
On Thursday, April 2lst, by Rev E-.yid
Wilson, NJ. D., Mr. Joseph b. Dehoff. OF
Manchester, Carroll county, and Miss lisa
bell B., daughter of ID. W. NALL, Esq, OF
Frederick county, Nd.
Near Manchester, on the 10th instant. by
the Rev, j, W. Hofimeier, Mr. William II.
Bachman and Miss Hettie Lippy, both Of
this county.
On the 10th instant, at the Reformed
parsonage, in this city, by Rev. W. G.
Cremer, Geo. p. 0ursler and lIannue NJ.
Dell, all Of this county.
On the 18th instant, at tho same place,
by the sane, Martin l.. G.. Coppersmith
and Susan b. Myers, all of this county.
On the 9th instant, at the residence OF
Geo. Ii. Iingling, Esq, in Uniontown, by
the Rev. Mr.. Sailhammer, Oliver Billmyer.
of this county, and LOWE ReayeT, of Liitles.
town, Pa.
On Thursday, the 2lst instant, by Rev.
DIR, |. J. Martin. Levi Pearson and Miss L.
Virginia llayworth, all of this county.
On the 2lst instant, Mt Monument street
NJ. +. Church, by the ReyrJ. Edwin Amos,
John Arnold and Miss ArabelIa MvCaulley,
all Of Baltimore.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

Eef virtue of a writ Of ficri fcias issued
NJ by Peter ID. Mikcsell, u Justice Of the
Peace Of the State of Maryland, in and for
Carroll county, Mt the suit Of Andrew Wis.
ncr against Valentine Elliott ar,l Susanna
Ehou, against the goods and chHtcls, lands
and tenements of ihe said Valentine and
Susa IA Elliott, and to me directed. hay,
seized md taken in execution all the right,
title, interest aud estate mt law and in equity,
OF said Valentine Elliott and Susanna Eliot,.
OF, IN and to all that parcel Of land, with the
improvements thereon, situate rerr the
Union Mills, Myers District, Cmroh eoun.
y, and which was conveyed 10 said S,ssanna
Elliott by VIM. n. Bargoon and wife, by
deed dated February 10, 1855, and recorded
among the Land Records Of Carroll county,
IN l.ibcr W. a. Mex, No. 81. folio
429, &c.
/ hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY, the 2ls, day of NAY, 1870,
?. . o'clock, p. ", Mt the Court House
door, in the City Of Westminster, Carroll
county. Maryland, | win offer all the right,
title, interest aud estate ut Law and in
equity, Of the said Valentine Eoli and
Susanna Elliott, of, in and to the Aforesaid
parcel Of land. so seized and taken in exc.
cnton, Of Public Sale. 20 the highest bidder,
for cash.
join TRACEY,
ap SS-ts Sheriff.
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Bark Wanted.

ME will pay NINE DOLLARS per
w Cord for heavy Chestnut Oak and
Spanish Oak Bark, delivered in good order
at our Tannery at Union Mills.
:. No Bark will be received in damp con.
diton.
A, X. SHRTvER & SONS.
up 2S-St Union Mills. Nd.
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The House of Representatives, Wash.
ington; and the Academy of Music,
Philadelphia; both under the control Of
Radicals, have been denied to the blacks,
recently. sambo is beginning to turn
up the whites Of his eyes at such shabby
treatment. Insulted in the house Of
his friends Well-a.dayl
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-04-28
SHERlFF'S SALE.

RY virtue Of writ of 6sri facias issued
Id out Of the Circuit Court Of Carroll
county, State Of Maryland, at the suit Of
ueorge A. Mourer against the goods and
chattels, lands and tenements Of John b.
Ssnowden and William Lowry, and to me
directed, have seized and taken in execu.
ton, all the right, title, claim and interest,
both in Law aud Equity, in and to all those
Lots or Parcels OF Land, situate in Carroll
county, in the State Of Maryland, containing
in thu nnnrnrnln 2
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8 Acres of Land.

more or less, being the same lots or parcels
Of land which were conveyed to The sail
John B, Snowden by James Bnrns and
Bridget Burns, his wife. by deed bearing
date October 18th, 1870, and recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll county,
IN Liber W. a. Mex, No. 80, Folio 2iT
! hereby give notice that ON
Saturday, he 2lst day Of Nay, 1870,
at Q o'clock. P. IT., at tho Court House
door, in the City Of Westminster. / will sell
said property so seized and taken IN execu.
ton 10 tbs highest bidder for cash.
ap 2s-ts sheriff
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Flies caught--Bohn 8, Hasty ,, Coombs 5,
Nichols ]. Flies missed -Hasty /. Fouls
caught-Cassidy S. Fouls missed-5.
Flies caught-Thompson !, Phillips ], Shri.
ners !, Butler |. sflies missed-Shriner A.
Fouls caught-Phillips Fouls missed-Phil
lips l, Mauray /, Griffith l. Bixler 2.
Umpire--Mr. Mears of Stonewall.
Scorers-Mr. Murphy of Baltic club, Of Cal.
vert College, aud Mr.. Grouse Of Western Mary
land club, OF Western Maryland College.
Time of game three and half hours.
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NOTICE.

THE Directors of the Mutual Fire In.
4 surance Company viii meet at their Of.
iice in Westminster, on Monday, the 2nd of
May, at 10 O. clock A. NJ.
A. SEIRIVER, Pl esident.
apr 28lt X. MASyIxG, Sec.
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Hon. Benjamin G.. Harris, of ST.
Mary's county, announces himself as an
independent candidate for Congress in
the fifth Congressional district of this
State.
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Maek, !" Due washington corrcspond.

"Maek," the Washington correspond.
ent of the Cincinnati Enquirer, is living
in anticipation. He says he expects
ere long to see such advertisements as
these in the New York dailies:
FOR SALE-A cabinet Office with three
years to run. WIN be sold with or without
the patronage Of the department. Terms
cash or improved real estate. Address u.
s. c., Washington, ID. c.
FOR SALE--0r viii exchange for bull
pup, a post office in pleasant country
town. Salary $1,000 per annum. Address
General Dent, Washington, d. c.
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LA PIERRE HOUSE,
TERMS $3.50 PER DAY.

TERMS $3.50 PER DAY.
vENllE undersigned has the pleasure of
IL announcing to his friends and the pub.
lie generally, that be has leased the large
and commodious Hotel, situated on the
corner Of Calvert and Franklin Street. Oh.
posite Northern Central Depot, Baltimore.
Having been engaged for the last 80 years
IN conducting popular hotels, he feels as.
sured OF being able to meet all Just expac.
iations Of the travelling community in man.
aging the La Pierre House in style equal
20 any hotel in the city.
JOHN q. y0SHELL,
mp 2s-tf Baltimore Md
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Spring Opening.

HAVE Just purchased in Philadelphia
Il q good supply of Goods at the lowest
cas- cash prices for the Spring and Summer
Trade. Blue, Black and Brown Cloths of
the best make; also latest styles of Cassi.
meres, Tweeds, Coitonades, Jeanes, &c,
also Ready Made Clothing.
Having had long experience in this
branch OF business, | can offer special in.
dueements to purchasers.
! am also Agent for the sale Of tho cele.
brated Singer Family Sewing Machine,
which is far superior to any now IN use.
Price from $50 to S65.
One Grover and Baker Sewing Machine.
but little use, for $40.
apps III GoRsUCH.
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Assisnee,s notice.

III he District Court of the United .Stotes
for The District Of Maryland, in Bank
inptcy, IN the matter Of Robert n
Smith, Bankrupt.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN The
undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap
polnlment MS, Assignee of Robert r..
Smith OF Warfeldsburg, in the county Of
Carroll, and State of Maryland, within said
District. who hns been adjudge1 Bankrupt
upon his own petition by the District Court
Of said District.
Dated the 2oth day Of April. A. d. 1870.
up 2s--st Assignee.
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OK Pieces White and Colored Mattings, for
~ sale cheap, at
APPS. Jno. l.. Reifsuidsr's.
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Notices under fhis head TEN CENTS
per Inc for each iirscrtioa.
The subscribers are now receiving
!. from New York full line of Summer
Dress Goods, comprising the latest nov
elites aud styles. Ladies who want the
latest out are requested to give us call
1t HooD Z; MAcKINTosm.
5000 yards new and beautiful Prints,
just opeued, at L. X. Geruand's. 1t
For White and Colored Mattiugs
Oil Cloth and Cocoa Mattihgs, all
widths, 20 to John L., Reifsuider.
A fine selection of shawls received
direct from New York. j. Yinsling &
Son. II
Choice Chalies aud Dclaiues at 12l
cents, at i. X Geruands. 1t
Spring Shawls, Lace and Embroidcr-
cd Collars, late styles, at Gernaud's, 81
Dry Goods of every description, OK.
stensively low, at j. Yipgling & Sons.
Straw Hats for everybody, at Ger
nand's 2t
TO THE LADIES.
Call and sec the beautiful Bonuets
and Hats, also French Flowers, at Mrs
Armstrong;. 2t
Bonnets and Hats ready made and
made to order Bleaching done also
We are determined to please even the
most fastidious. Mrs a. T.. Armstrong
Who would not exchange the dry, brash and
faded loets caused by bumors Of the scalp, Tor
the dark, glossy ones Of youth? II any one is
in doubt as to which Of The Hair Preparations
now in market is best, let him at snce procure
bottle of Rings Vegetable Ambrosia. and
thereby save precious time which would other
wisc be lost.
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JOHN ". SANF0RD' s
WESTMINSTER, MD.

DLAlN and Striped Grancdines at 90
cents, Plain Lenos in all colors at -
cents, Plain White Peques at Is cents,
PLAN, Plaid aud Striped Poplins at Gold
prices Figured Lawns from u ! to lscents,
Plain, Striped and Figured Delaines from
l2l to Is cents, Plain Alpacas from - to
40 cents, Plain Plaid and Striped Cambrics
from 20 TO 80 cents, all wool Cassimeres
for Mems aud Boys Wear from 40 to 10
cents We will sell Ladies' Misses aud
Chidrens Lasting Kid and Morocco Cal.
tiers lower than they eau be bought in this
City. 4 full line Of Notions aud Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods; Hosiery, Gloves
and Suspenders, the very fastest style neck
wear. for Young men. Bleachcd and I'm.
bleaehed Mushns at at 10 cts. aud ia cts.
ap - JN0. W. SANFORD.
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IEestera Mryylaad Codege.-We find
in The Methodist Protestant of last week
the names of the following persons of
this county who have subscribed 500
each to this College: Isaac G. Bale.
VIM. A. Norris, Mrs. Anna +. NJ.
Fisher, Michael Baughman, Peter Bale.
Abraham Stoner, John Smith (s40O, J
George A. Mourer. George Orendori,
Mrs. Hoppe, DIR. Charles BilIingslea,
Il, b. Norment, Dr. David Wilson, and
Francis Shriyer The Trustees hope to
raise $4,000 by subscriptions of the
above amount, and state that subscribers
will receive tuition to the amount of
their subscriptions.
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Al recent race At Gold Till, Nesa-
a. horse raaiiifty miles ia two hours
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The Old Fires Rekindliag.

From one eud Of this broad land to
the other, the fires Of 70 are beginning
10 glow afresh in the hearts Of the peo-
pie At that memorable epoch, cur
fathers threw off the yoke Of British
iyranuy and asserted the rights with
which God and Nature" had invested
them Amidst ere AMI blood and the
thunder Of battle, they achieved their
Independence, aud founded for them
selves government which they cher.
ished with their strong arms and stout
hearts, and sent up their devout and
ferveut aspirations TO Heaven, that it
might be transmitted unimpaired to
their latest posterity. But the spirit
Of faction, against which We were so
solcmnly warned BY the Father Of his
Country, has thrown down the temple
Of liberty aud desecrated the affairs
erected b. their hands. The Constitu,
tion-the bond Of that Union which
they established between independent
States, aud which was as dear to them
as the apple Of the eye,-has been trod-
den under foot and counted an unhoIy
thing. by fraud aud violence, amend
ments Of that instrument have been
toisted upon the people BY despised
rump Congress, and weak and plant
Executive, false as it is, has proclaimed
its ratification. That same Congress
has dissolved the Union eemcutcd BY
the blood aud tears Of cur aacestors.--
Il has piled up fraudulent aud dis.
honest public debt. 1t has usarped the
powers Of the Goverament, put itself
IN bold antagoaism to the liberties Of
the people, and IS Plainly resolved TO
ensscneh itself in power by the military
arm. It has impudently and impiousIy
trenched upon the rights of white men,
while eufranchisiug the negro and ad-
hitting him to a participation ia the
iamunities aud privileges Of govern.
ment formed BY white men for the
benefit of white men only. An alien,
ignorant and british race, is to be forced
into social as well as political equality
withtbe whiteracc, against stern, solemn
and oit-repeated protests, to which this
Radical faction in Congress have turned
deaf ear. But, We need not further
cnnmerate the wrongs and outrages per.
petrated upon this people by this body;
who instead ofbeing theirseryan,s, have
assumed to be their masters. Let il
suffice to say, that there is tenfuld more
proyocation to resistance to tyranny,
now, than ;here was when our fathers
tried the gage of battle in preference to
tamely submitting to the wrongs of the
British tyrant. Tho resistance we
counsel, however, is that of the ballot,
not the bullet for
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DisogreeaJie,-Alonday was very
disagreeable day, aud only those who
were really compelled to be out were
on the street. A strong wind caused
the dust from the Pike to fy in all
directions and penetrate every creyice or
crack very much to the annoyance Of
our tidy housekeepers. Several ladies
have suggested to US the propriety of
having watering machine for the
street, similar to those used 10 the
cities. We think our business men
would certainly favor such an improve
ment, as their goods aud wares must be
injured by the clouds of dust that are
raised by every breeze.
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In The District Court Of the United States
for the District Of Maryland, in The mat.
Ter Of Joseph Stoui, bankrupt, in Bank
raptcy.
ORDERED this 23d day of April. A. D.
" 1870, that the petition Of Charles II.
Reifsnider and Charles B. Roberts, Assie.
ness, to sell the real estate Of said Bankrupt,
free and discharged of tho various liens
thereon, and to pay off said liens from the
assets of said Bankrupt's estate. stand for
hearing on Monday, 10th Of May, 1870, and
that copy Of this order be published twice
IN the Democratic AdcCcaie, in Westmin.
ster ten days before said 10th Of NAV. 1870.
WILLIAM Il. GILES, Judge.
True copy,-Test;
JAMES W. CHEW,
up 2S-2t Clerk District Court.
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LARGE supply Of Lnces, Jaconet
"A Edgings and Inseriings, Infants Waists,
just received from Philadelphia, at
ap2l hrs. 4, E. drmitrongs.
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Ayycsted. man named D. 5. War
field was arrested 10 franklin District
on Friday night last by Constable Chase,
and taken before magistrate who COM
mitted him to iail for trial at the May
Term Of Court. Hs was charged with
horse stealing.
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of Spring and Summer Goods that was eve,
offered in Westminster. and sold at pricr,
that defy competition, have also rboc.
selection Of Piece Goods, such as Plain arj
Fancy Caslmeres, Plain and Fancy Cloth,
&c, de. Having secured the services "a
competent Cutter and Tailor, u. A
kretzer,l with sufficient corps Of practical
Tallors, ! AM now prepared 10 furnish and
make suits to order at the shortest notice
and most reasonable terms. Also
SECURING AND REPAIRING
done with neatness and dispatch.
Give me call before purchasing else.
where, at the old place opposite the Catho.
lic Church.
apps A. p. ALBAUGH.
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DAINTS, Oil, and Glass, for srie al reduced
l. priers, by Jno. l.. Reifsnider.
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Literary Tredt.--We understand that
the great American Poet, John G. SAKE,
will deliver Poem before the Irving
Literary Society of the Western Mary.
land College, in this city, during the
exercises Of the coming commencement
Of the College, which will take place
june 18th to 18th, inclusive. Would
it not be more convenient TO have the
reading Of the Poem in Odd Fellows
Hall? We think so.
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There Is a weapon snrer set
Than gun, or sword or bayonet;
A weapon that comes down as still
As snow-nakes on the distant hill,
Bat executes freeman's nod
As lightning does the will of Goo. I"


weapon that comes down as still
As snow-nakes on the distant hill,
Bat executes freeman's nod
As lightning does the viii Of God"
10 that arbitcr alone, we would ap-
peal, except asa denier resort, to repel
force BY force; and to this complexion
il will come at last, unless this usurper.
ing body should be held in check by
the ballot. It has shown every dispo.
sition, already, to take this final step,
and has no compunctious visitiDgs to
restrain it, and acknowledges no con,
stitutional inhibition.
White men Of Carroll county, we
urged you by every consideration dear
to frecmcn, to organize at once, and
work as you never have worked before,
70 overthrow the party 10 power 1t is
minority in the county, even with the
negroes at their backs, aud they bear
rule, to-day, not BY an expression Of the
popular will, but by the grossesi frauds.
Further rsmoustrance Is useless-com.
plants unmanIy. "He who would be
flee, himself muststrike the bow Cup
Guards, aud at them" No truce, mo
compromise, but victory. Organize in
every election precinct, visit every
house, arouse The people, show them
their duty and the way Of escape from
the foul indignity which Radicalism
would impose upon them by compelling
them to political aud social equality
with negroes. That avenue of escape
IS the ballot-box, where the white
mans ballot shall 'preponderate over
the negro and his mougrel asso ciates
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MARI

Marriages or Deaths Inserted free. II thew
creed fee lines they rsW be charged for at he
rate Of Five CENTS per line.
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Do not fail to read the Story 90 the
first page of this issue. We are
promised other articles BY tho same
authorI