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Western Union Telegraph, 81; AdRmB EIpreet,
coy; Wells, Fargo q Co, 1871; American, q;
United States, 4S; Pacific Mail, SOY; New YOrl;
Central, 924: DO scrip; ss<; Harlem. 1sotl Read.
Ing, 9sG; Ohio q Mississippi, 81; Ede, 2li do.
preierred, 10; Michigan Central, 1is4; Lake
IC9X; Northwestern, sax; do. preferred, 81f;
Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cincinnati, 7S; Rock la.
land, 1I34; ST. Paul, 59Jf; do. preferred, 16i
Wabash, 49k; do preferred, n; Fort Wayne,
o.; Terre Haute, 81; do. Qroierred, ST. Chicago
& Alton, Ii5X,
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 80.
F1OuH-FlEmer fresh scarce and in demand ;
western IupOrfue So O066 80; extra So 1907 70:
GRAIN-Wheat-FIrm and higher; new red
81 60bI IS; white 81 4Shl IS; western 81 10
S. Corn-SteAdy; white 81 2J6i GS; yellow
81 OI6I 10. 0Rts-LowCr; new GOGSlc. Rye
9069sc.
PRoVISIoNB-
KuISKT-Quiet 81 056i 03.
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philadelphia Market.

PHlLADEEr1IiA, July 30.
FLouR-IuactIvc: supcrhue IS 505b5 IS.
RAIN-Wheat-WeStorn 81 67GDl q. Rye
Steady. Corn-Dul; mixed 81 02ti o. Oats
PRo1SiOSsesteady; Mes. Pork sSl. Lard ii
wmiXr-DuU; western lrOn.bOund 81 osS
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.PUBIT'c SALE ,.'e l'''s ,+'s
l,iGa.s srtf X or ahltiii sssr.o
Oakland Farm, 4S4 Acres,
Adjoining tho Town Of oakland, Allegany Conn.
1N'n ty, Maryland, on y, 'S
Wednesday, the 10th Of August

At 10 o'clock A. n, on the premises at OAKLAND.
This valuable property has within the past
three years been greatly improved BY erection
thereon Of dfSt-elASl double DREtIuto, com.
plCte In all respects, and ono Of tho beat In the
county, with two halls and thirteen eommoaiouS
rooms. ,0 - .Hgzr,.I. '4. -I'..I,.
Also a new large PennIylyaula Rank BARN,
seventy by forty.tWo feet, With stalls for horses
and cattle, threading, door and granAFies large
grain and hay mows, with brick root vaults IN tho
basement, all complete 9 80. 1hE
Also, commodlonS FRAME HOUSE, for man.
ager and hands, with sundry other outhouSes.
A large GARDEN, enclosed vithnew pallng, and
well stocked with vegetables and fruia,
This hne fArm Is divided into seven Aelhs, well
watcred BY running streams and springs In mO!t
OF thom. Tho fencing, post and hoard, nearly all
new. and having cost within two years upwards
Of titeen hundred dollars.
: Near 10 the improvements iS tho celebrated
great circular SFRiN0, with some sixty bubbllug
discharges of pure mountain water, constant and
cold The dow hOm this valuable spring 10
strong, and With gradual descent 10 brook two
or three hundred yards dLstAnt, Affords an excel.
lent position for large trout breeding establish
The farm adjolus tho town of Oakland, % pop.
ulAr a. q summer resort aud pure air. Part 10
laid out In town lots as additions 10 Oakland, and
e now selling and being improved with neat
houses and cottages. This will be exhibited on
tho plat OF the property At tho tlHeof sale, or ba
fore. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passes
through tho property, and affords ingreSI and
egress, cast aud wcht, daily, BY two or three
trains each way.
This property has had much money expended
on u In the past two years, and 10 now In dn6
condition and prodnctlVenGss, part Of It lined
and well set In Timothy, clover and mlllet II Is
admirably loentcd, and ntted for 3 lrst.elass
stock raising farm, grazing and dairy business,
and well waIerCtl.
IL will be sold in one body, or divided a. pur.
chaserS may desire, and Immediately Rfter the
sale Of the land, the Stock.IorHes, Cows, Heif.
will be sold.
The property can be purchased at private sale
any time before tho 1st Of August. For further
particulars apply 10 TH0S. WILSON, Baltimore,
or WILSON PROCTOR, on the premises.
jy2Sw
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New York Money and stock Market,

Hu .- NEWYORKI July %.
Ths week closes with 4 SteAdler feeling In
Wall street Markets generally dull. Dank
statement uniaVoFablc.
MoNEY-RAsy Ata66 per cent.
STERLnG-Dull Of lO13<i short 1tQl, II
G0LD-FiEmcr on the report that the French
had crossed the Rhine. Opened at 120H; closed
At l2IEDl2lK. Carrying rates bo2 per cent Clear.
Anees $s2, 900 900. Exports today g. COS 1885, and
iOE wy 49, 3oSTH MI, aud ,nvs,
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Just Released from Slavery
In Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, July 30.

The Baton Rouge Courier gives an &C.
count Of the release by the State Com.
missioner, Tuesday, Of three negro chill
drCn who had been held In slavery In that
parish since the war, and were kept in
close surveillance and cruelty treated.
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Amnesty for the Winncpeggers.


A dispatch from Ottawa says tho Queen
has granted amnesty TO NIL parties con.
nectGd with the rebellion at Red River.
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4 LITERARY MYSTERY.
Did Poe Write the 'RavenJ

Tic following strange letter ispublished
IN bic Now Orleans Tina. Our readers
ltjudge for themselves how much trust
% fposO in It: Go. l. :,
NEW ORLEANS, July q, 1870. :
u h. Editor erNtNfs 0ritaHs TImet.
enclose herewith some interesting ex-
cts from private letter, recently re.
ntly received by me from the Rev. j.
shaver Of Burlington, New jersey Tor;
q erly resident Of this city. Comment
/ mypart b unnecessary, and y you
bink Il worth inserting In your val10blc
burnal, you are at liberty TO do so.
Your obedient servant
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THE MT AUBURN !! roa,
i d: ~ 'a,-
Young Ladies' Institute.

Has beautiful and convenient location upon
the cmincncs from which II takes It, name. It's
history has been record OF uninterrupted pros
perity. ... ..,f
Its course Of Instruction runs through three de
partmentS Of four years each. Special or elective
courses Of study may be pursued % iRr as stu
dents may wish Peculiar advantages are thus
offered young ladies who have already taken the
ordinary English studies The best Instruction
e given In Music, Drawing and Painting, Modern
Languages and other OxtrIs. None but the most
competent Teachers arc employed.
Apparatus 10 furnished for every department.
Libraries containing several thousand volumes Of
standard books arc always accessible. Physical
culture is carefully Attendcdto
For Catalogue or further Information address
REv.A.J. ROWLAND, President,
Or, i. II. WHITE, Treasurer,
No. 14S RACE sTRErE,
auGl9w CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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The indianapolis Exhibition of Tex.
tile Fabrics.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 81.
The exhibition Of textile fabrics to be
held In this city next week, promises to be
u great success. Large numbers Of in
voices OF goods hive already been re-
CGivGd and arc yet coming. The eXpost.
tion will be formally opened on Tuesday,
August Cd,
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NBW IONK1 July ~.
The advance on gold to Ia has impaired a
buoyA ncy 10 the market for imported fabrics and
IlE. cord spool thread also. The most important
feature In the bnanes8 Of the week ID q decline
on Utica cotton ShCCtings, which In hleachcd We
quote As follows ::SS inches 1886 Inch l9c; 81 do.
37Kc; o. do. s2GC; - do, 4iSc, and IO4 do.
60Sc,
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Bond Operations for
August.
WASHINGTON, July 81

WASHINGTON, July 81.
The Assistant Treasurer Rt New York
hns been instructed to sell million of
gold each Wednesday during August, and
to purchase a million in bonds on cNCh
alternate Thursday, commencing August
II. The sales Of gold during the month
will amount TO five millions, and the
bonds purchased 10 six millions.
The Debt Statement.
The public debt statement tomorrow
will show 4 considerable reduction OI the
debt
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The Latest News.
WASHINGTON.
WAst1ryoroS, July 80

WARRINGTON July 3U.
The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day
awarded to tho Alaska Commercial Com.
pany the lease Of the privilege Of tAking
iurs md seals on the islands Of st. Paul
and ST, George during the period Of TWEEN
y yeats. = I'd, ~
Gold and Bond Operntions for
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The excitement over Englands position
continues, md the Governments policy Is
denounced, and II Is thought the Govern.
mCnt will intrOlnrO supplementary wal
budget. There Rrc rtimOrS Of fighting to.
dnv In the vicinity OF ForbAch
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powers would have been provoked. The
war was ended, and Austria was allowed
to continue her diminished existence. Is IL
possible that any such considerations will
now arrest the advance Of conqucring Ger
many2 Is there any chance that peace may
be suddenly rctstablishodf We think not.
Franco cannot consent to peace while sho
still has resources sufficient to restore The
honor Of licr arms and Prussia cannot con-
sent until the enemy who has so rashly pro-
voked her to tho field shall DO deprived,
for tho present at least, of the power again
to disturb the reposc of Europe. Tho war
will doubtless go on but such victories as
those of Saturday show that there is after
all possibility Of its being made short
war. Another blow like this, and the danger
that all the other powers of Europe may be
involved in the struggle will he greatly
diminished, If not removed altogether.
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MRS. ROUX DIVORCED.
The Unhappy Married Life of an Editors
nnuRhier a nd q dchman 'a Son.

The Unhappy Married Life of an Editors
Daughter and a Trademarks Son.
The Roux divorce case which has been here
tofore reported was nnisLed yesterday before Judge
CardoEo. Tho suit was instituted by Elizabeth
RouI, rather handsome brunette OF %, daughter OF
the editor Of tho Courier des Etds Uhis seeking TO
be released from Ter marital tics TO Frederick L.
RouI, son Of Alexander kCuS, prominent Broad
way merchant Her counsel, in opening TO tile jury
yesterday, said tie PARTIES were married ia septem-
Der, C5, and tst with the exception OF one winters
residence In Iioh olen, hey had ever since lived In
Der fathers house. In the winter Of 1870 they started
for tie West, hut heir trcguce was burned on the
way, and Trey resolved SfUlo damages for Its 10 So
THIS money the husband spcut In two or three
month";, and then they returned to the house Of Mrs
ROux's iatEcr.
Jennie willard and Ernest oquicr testified that
Roux had tad Illegal relations vita other women.
Mr.. Rouxs counsel said the suit lad been defended
thus Ear on tie cCnyieticn that Mrs Noux had been
urduy Influenced 20 seek divorce. Being now
satisfied that sic anxious for II, he would inter
pose no positive Cconcc.
TEe july, undcr tie instructions OF tho Court,
then decided that Mr.. RCux committed aGu'tery at
the times testified to, aud Judgment OG divorce was
rendered Ia favor OF Mrs Roux.
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srATEsMhNsuIp IN N0RRIs.iNIA.


Uproar in tho board Of Education The Bnn-
dying of Unpnrlinmcutury Epithets-Thc
Exposure of the Ring.
The Board of Education Of Morrisania indnlgcd
In their monthly row las, evening. The coal con-
tract was up, This lob was awarded 70 Ring pro-
tege II is not Known how heavy are the doses that
have been given McFnnegan, Acparlsn, and Nc
Zeuschner. - go
Demosthones Davis spoke vehementy Just one
hour and hity nine minutes. Tho Hon. Mr.. hcPar-
49, rrt~r Davis's hnrangue, mu,tered something
about not uador5iahdAt, &c. Davis Indignantly
asked McParlan whether he knew what no was
talking about. Tnc Journal man, who was behind
Mcparians attcmpteI to prevent bis getting tho
floor AttlIs McP turned to the Journal man with
"howld Scr tosgue, yer dirthy spalpeon, and mind
yer biznH.n
hiIar this Nr. Conncrs, having made a mistak 9
tuition. Me- o, elmer here bounced up, and kept
bouncing DURING his put. He said, ~ didn't see IT,
~ tam " Noat doy pay me ven Ian makesn
Tho biz iyir Of the day was then opened by Mr..
Kirk, VINO madc n desperate onslaught upon Nc
Finnegan, Mciatlsn, and the Ring generally; aud
upon the hgntning-rod swindie. Both krk and Do.
Wis Stood up maniuly, and accused the Ring OF
either Joing guilty Of downright fraud themselves,
| or Of eonni,irg nj fraud, stupid blunderers and
lockboss AID not IL to Gil the positions they oc-
cuplcd." This attack brought both McParlan and
| McZcnochur 10 their ieet, but Davis resoluely
haiutaiacd his grould, and exposed the outrage
| me'tilossly.
Az one ii,ue n personal conflict was Imminent be-
| tweed &czuschner aud DAVIS. bnt the latter con-
! tcrtc1 hiu ~ iih clng his opponent d
| rig.hc,GCi Duicinan."
Ito rcnr.test man In Morris aria, the President,
ssa thought lis character nssalied aud proce cded
TO make cx DluUHiiOn, when ho was called TO or
Ger Kirk. WIN t,,l Tin that he had better vucatc
| ',.r u -y.''i " say anything. A general
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Cen IL ,c True z

Can il lie true that Italy and Austria will
now join in the war in alliance with France :
1t will be time to believe il wAon We l&yo
tho official evidence. If they had intended
such thing, would they not have given
signs of it bcforcP
Can it bc true that in tho event of another
defeat driving him to desperation, LOUIS
NAPOLEON will attempt TO declare France a
republic, and let revolution loose upon all
Europe No. that cannot be true. 1t is too
absurd threat to have any reality in it..
Who can believe that in such case he
could remain in France n day. II re.
public were proclaimed there, the BONA
Parties would not he tolerated in IT, Be.
sides, q republican revolution there would
have no effect elsewhere. the minds of men
are occupied with other ideas and other pas-
sious and monarchical institutions have not
been as firm and safe as now in Europe at
any previous time during the last half cen.
fury
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citizens socept the riasation in good faith.
and assure the negroes that there is no dis
position 70 deprive them of their newborn
privileges and there will be an uprising Of
the people that will drive out these ravenous
villains, and restore to the States what they
have not had since they plunged into rebel
lion nine years ago, stable, thrifty, respect
able governments.
Thcrc corrupt carpetbag usurpations arc
the outlying supports of Gen. GRANTS Adj
ministration. They sustain him by thoirvotcs,
and no. maintains them by his bayoncts.
Their downfall will herald his overthrow.
But let those who invoke a change rcpudiato
oil idea of resorting to violence. 1t YVES tho
threat Of tho Tammany Presidential Convcn-
ton Of 1868 that their candidate, If elected,
would break up these governments by force,
which made his defeat beth a necessity and
q certainty. The people will tolestc no such
slogan now, any moro than then. Orderly
proceedings through the ballot box will
rrovc 70 Nc tho efficient, as they arc the only
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Will Lady Thorne Trot

Next Friday is the great day on the Buffalo
trotting track. There arc to DO other trot.
on previous days. but they are not by first
class horses. Friday is the great day. An
efiort--as has been announced nu over the
country--will then Lc made to beat Dexter's
time, 2;1Ti.
Such Efforts have heretofore been made on
the next fastest track in the world
SrRAoUgs Nnrrngansctt Park-but tley
have been unsuccessful The track was
very good, lut the horses had not the re-
quisite speed and bottom, or somehow or
other they could not do just as Dexter did.
Az Buffalo many people think the prospect
of beating Dextcr's time is better In the
first place, tho mile or, at least, the track
has been made twenty-soven feet and eight
inches shorter than 1t was when Dexter tlct-
ted it. This is q great improvement, because
horse gets out so much quicker, and II
makes the chance of beating Dextcr's time
twenty sovon times better than it would
otherwise be. 1t is like changing the mum
Der Ct ounces in n round from sixteen IL
twelve, which il good deal.
Tlis is easily illustrated, thus;
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SUNBE.iIIS.

A candidate for Congress in Arkansas orr
ginay went there ms 8" IL minstrel show.
1t is said that Carl Forucs lost his great bass
voice by drinking the inferior lager beer Of America
The fcllowqG notice appeared upon the
west end OF country meeting housc; "Anybody stick
ing bills against uIs church wl be p,os.cused accord
Ing to law, or any otncr nuisance"
Fifty thousand pounds of Switzar cheese will
re made within few mills OF oshEo n, Wis, this sel.
The pioneer in this OIsinc's Is Joan RI ssyIss,
who commenced IL there ten years 40.
A man died in Paris tie other day whose
bIogophor states that he was theatre manager ort;lc
VIII and Inventor and possessed the most remarkable
col ection of warning pans In tnc world.
The population of the Sandwich Islands is
steadily drnnrllng, the deaths Tor tho last ,rcc years
having been oAso Nsnnst 602i births, Or an average
annual excess OF deaths over births OF ll55.
Chicago has some very excellent people
among Ito puOic officials Recently, at meeting Of
tic Board OF Aldermen, several members were drunk,
aud passed the time throwing nNstands at another
Such is the habit of borrowing money in
Chicago that tho Michigan Central Railroad have two
large painted signs In their depot AZ follows; "CIu.
ton TO pa ssengcis Do not lend your money to strsu
gers"
Very few young ladies reflect that when they
excl aim me p they guilty Of profanity, Yet
such is the TACT for the phrase have H. ia but
the corruption OF the Italian words Die MO I-My
God
"A son and namesake of James G. Birncy,
whose portrait viii 10 found in many New ENGLAND
homes as the hrst Presidential candidate of the old
Liberty party will he candidate Congress from the
| Sixth Michigan District
DR.. L. Eldridge, of Elmira, N. Y, is con.
sructnG beautiful park, with fountains trout ponds
mineral spring, elegant pleasure lake and all tho
appropriate surroundings at his own private expense
Tor the benefit Of tho public.
| f,lln ty,ifn -
stone tie remains u one Of tue citizens OF Coum
Dia Tenn. Inferred At the Greenwood Cemetery, who
WIS killed last winter on the pavement lie escapeS
the bullets Of the enemy to bs aSSaSsinated by COW
| ardly pup"
st. Louis expects To be the future great city
OF the world satst there estimates that her popu
lhtlon wtibe l14Sfoin h.D. 100 Chicapu not TO b,
beaten however, caicutatss nuss In 1850 ler popu,a
ton wasot inlsgoio b<os,0eOt BaesO pwnI tAsretor
Il be 103. 95aSaA
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pets IL out Of bis power and he goes 80 ~ ssto
insult BELlasess On his own account BY saying
that Il be IL bullied any further in This matter
he will put the State Detectives on the parties"
Thereupon BrLIrseEn publishes the whole CORE
spondeuce, and says that as TuDon FAnsEr has
invoked the protection Of the law. all personal
difficulties between them arc at an end, and he
leaves him TO his own reflections. While the
pusillanimity Of FARMEr must be condemned by
all who still bold to the point Of honor, the gal
lantry Of BELLixGER and his perseverance in
seeking redress oven at the expense of paying
his antagonist, cannot be too highly laudod.
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ENrly in 1864 body OF respectable citizcus or
ganizcd under the style Of the Grand Order OF Ar
qua. the object being 10 detect and convict thieves
and put the police on the track of fclous generally
Tic soc!ey men have always lIboEed IA secret, and
but few citizens, except the members, have beon
aware of the existence Of such society. But It has
done much good. AMI several robherics have bc'p
dctcc'c; through Il, vigilance. 1hc GrcCnwi1"
Bank robbery In 1861 vas .pr3tci ont IS the Argus
hssCruiOn, but tie rob. or MAS never found. IS,
Its aid toe peri ctrtoT OF the watch robbery at u"
Cooper Institute, In the ~iltero isi was detected.
TIE silver lottery swn4.crs ON Hrogtway we're
driven ont by the agency CT this scriot.. Now tn
the Nathan murder Ia przI ing CyCD BODY, let tie
Argus Society take hold ~ that.
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A Negro War Threatened in Nentuciy.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. ga special dtspatCh 20 IN
C0arier Jof,ra! from Lexington to-day says the re.
groes are on the Rampage in Woodward county,
burning barns, oats, hayGtac's, turning stock iajo
hemp 1ciGs. sc. CA Rose Iili ,ac negroes ara oul.
bcl en- m0Sse, armed with mrs<cts aud pistols, and
pickeuns all the roads leading to Versailles.
Every one going into the city is ha.ted una turned
back, the whites beng ordered to retire to their
houses. company of militia vas ordered nom
Midway and arrived about two o'clock Tue
rioters have dospersed. but tire dcnci to give h
tonight Tie citizen guard OF LeSiuGton were
awaiting orders 10 20 to tao scene OF tao disturb
ance. There Is general apprehension that there will
lea noht before morning.
Onical returns give the Democrats In the rcccai
election majority OF aoout 5000.
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The CGrpct-Dag Governments breaking
In.

The overwhelming defeat of Gen. GRANTS
Administration in North Carolina foreshad.
ows its downfall in all the former slave
holding States, Por time after the war the
rule of the carpet-baggers in the South was
matter Of necessity. The old dominant class
did not take kindly to the new order ofthings
which sprang from the success of the Union
arms. The inroad of governing element
from the North was the natural result and
That it should bring in its train body of
ldventurers was almost thing of course. The
folly Of the late insurgents in listening to the
advice Of ANDREW Johnson, and arraying
themselves ia political hostility to the Re
publican party and its plan demonstration,
gave these odycnturcrs the vantage ground
from the very start and soon opened the door
for the moro Inscriptions among them 70
become plundcrcrs ard robbers.
The fruits of the carpcthag reign of the
last five years are what might have been ex-
pcctcd. The world may be searched in vain
| for governments so immoral, so shamelcssly
corrupt. SO hopelessly rotten, as those now
| prevailing in the South. Politically they
may be Changed but this cannot cure one
| OF the sorcst of the evils already Inflicted.
| These scpmps have run the States they rule
ruinously into debt. The Legislatures con,
trollcd by them have pledged the States to
tho discharge of pccuniary Obligations Of
crushing weight, to the future redemption
of an enormous amount Of bonds, and to the
imposition Of oncrous taxes through series
of years This has been done in furtherance
Of all sorts of schemes whereby the authors
reap present wealth and anticipate larger
gains in the immediate future. These bur
deRs have already seriously embarrassed all
Of these States, and well nigh bankrupted
some of them and to snve them from ruin,
the reign of the carpet-Lag robbers must be
speedily brought to an end
There would seem to be no good reason
why the honest men in these sorely plum
dered States should not band together ire
spective Of past political differences, anC
wrest them out of tho hands Of tho thieves
that despOil them. All tho issues which
/ nndo their advent even possibility hay,
| been settled. Let the better class Of oil