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LOYALTY sPEAkETH OUT
The Negro Celebration
Gay Speeches by White Men
DAVID II. SMITH ON TIE STUMP
NEGRO EQUALITY ILLUSTRATED
INCARCERATION ADVOCATED

THE NEGRO SUPERIOR TO TIVE WHITE MAN
IT is well known TO our citizens that the
negroes of our town had celebration on
the 4th of July, on grounds selected by
themselves, and wholly apart from any
organization Of white men. In this they
showed their good sense, and We shall be
glad to hear Of many such celebrations
in the future. But we are sorry to say
that some of our citizens, SO far from ex-
ersising the taste displayed by the ne
groes. insisted in forcing themselves upon
them, and using the occasion to make a
public declaration of their belief in the
perfect social and political equality Of the
negro with themselves, and of urging
upon them tho henious and disgusting
doctrine of amalgamation.
After speeches had been mado by
Adam Phillips and other colored men,
David H. Smith, of Jane Lew, without
invitation or solicitation, appeared, and
proceeded to address the assembled
blacks. Ho told his colored brethren
that he rejoiced in their freedom, and be
was proud to assure them that be accept
ed them in,fuli fellowship and upon an
equality with himself. He reminded
them that ifthe Tsraelitcs had Moses,
the Africans had had a Lincoln; and
that John Brown, like our Savior, was
interceding at the Throne Of Heaven in
their behalf. The speaker went on to
soy that there we're certain men (mean-
ing rebels) who denied that niger had
soul. He thought they had at least
half soul, and that if some of the young
men then before him WOULD NIX WITH
THE FAIR WHITE DAUGHTERS o, OUR
COUNTRY, their race would soon nave a
whole soul
Not alouo was Mr.. Smith left in bis
infamy, but reused by his eloqu0nce, Or
rather by his indecency, George simp-
son, another bright and shining light Of
the God and morality partys rose to his
feet, aud being instigatcd by the devil Of
radicalicm, announced his degradation
by saying chat the negroes wero in all
respects the equal Of tho white man, ex-
cept one, and in that the black man was
GREATLY SUPERIOR"
Tho reports here given were made to
US by one who heard them, and is pre-
pared to establish their, cntiro truthful
ness.
To "such complexion must we come
at last unless the honest, honorable
yccmanry--tho white men Of our land,
who were made after Gods own image,
arise in their might and beat back the
devil Of fanaticistn which threatens us
with enforced social, as it has already
cursed u, with political negro equality.
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NEWSPAPER LAw.-Postmasters are required
70 give advice by letter when subscriber does
not take his paper from the Office and give the
reason forit not being TAKEN Neglecting 10 do
20, makes the Postmaster responsible 10 the
publisher for payment.
"Any person who takes the paper regularly
from the Post-oiIice, whether he has subscribed
or not, is responsible for the payment Of the
subscription.
"Any one ordering his paper discontinued
must pay all arrcaragcs, or the publisher may
continue TO- send 1t until payment is made,
aud collect the whole amount whether it is
, taken from the Office or not.
1.-THE Courts have decided that refusing TO
take newspaper or n periodical from the Post
Office, or'reinoying and leaving them uncalled
for, is prima facie evidence Of intentional
fraud
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH From Dr.. Cam.
cen We learn that Mr.. Isaac Dives, o.
Hackers Creek, IN old gentleman 81
years Of age, met with very painful death
few day, ago, by accidentally taking in
wardly some aquafortis, which a friend
had given him to use on his leg. which
had troubled him for some time past.
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HOME AND NEIGHBoRllO0D.

ADVERTISING AGENTS will please take notice
that THE DEMOCRAT is but 24S34 lLches in d.
ncnsions, and that there is no present intention
10 enlarge il. Our terms for advertising are
published conspicuously in every copy Of the
rsper, and the demand upon our space is SO nc
i've, rs to justify US in declining any material
variation froIa those terms.
Furthermore, we work, as earnestly rs ever
mortal worked, to do cash business. Our
home people know the fact and encourage us
IN it. Their regular advertisements arc invari-
ably paid at the commencement of each quarter.
Their tsanscient advertisements are paid for
when ordered in. twill hardly be cxpcc led Of
MS that We shall extend to strangers IN lndul-
rsnce not asked by our friends and neighbors.
We will send TO any advertising agency,
when requested to do SO, a sample copy Of THE
Dguo cpAr, giving our terms explicitly, and
much trouble will be saved both to them and
us, II they will forward no proposition TO ad-
rerlisc unuccompanied by negotiable draft 10
psy for same Mt our regular rates. If.
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For Sheriff.

Mn. Eptroa :-Please announce Nf. Ao,w.
wu0Df, Ri us candid ato for the Office Of
Sheriff Of Lewis Couniy--suhjcct TO the lcci-
sion Of the Demo cratic County Cgnvsntion-s.
aud obligc, ' MANY VOTERS.
We are authorized to announce JOHN N.
CUMMINGS as a candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff Of Lewis county-su1jcct TO lie decision
VI the County Democratic Convention.
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'Soulns THOMAS HIszaAN, Of Hackers
Creek, we arc sorry to learn, isn't present
lying very sick, With but faint hopes ofhis
recovery.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Franklin Mar,ceH, executor
Of Le,ris Aa1rel;, decd,

" Ae~'s 4na~@ess, aee ", aIt 5.
Timothy Kerigan,
In chaneery in the circuit court Of Le'sis
:. ;. '5,.f q county. f4
.Dy virtue OF a.decrec rendered in the above
ID named cause, at the March term, 1868,
l will sell, in front Of the court house ofLewis
county. onthe first day Of the next term ofthe
circuit court ofsSid county, the tract Of land in
the bill and proceedings mentioned, being q
tract Of l22 acres, lying in Lewis county, on
the right hand fork Of Butchcr's Run, being the
same land purchased by said Kerrigan Of Lewis
Maxwell, deceased. Terms Of sale, a credit of
G, IL and IS months, the purchaser 10 execute
bonds with good;security,. and q lien to bcrc.
tanned rs further security.
july ll-4t CALEB BoGGEss, Com'r.
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Far Recorder,

VIZ are authorized to announce GEORGE r.
OLIVER as eandidatef for the office Of Recorder
I Of Lewis Connty--snbject 10 the decision Of tue
County Democratic Convention.
We arc authorized TO annouucc JAMES
BOllAN, Jr., rs candidate for the Office Of
Recorder Of Lewis county, subject to the de-
sison of the Democratic County Convention.
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, Mn. W. G. BESyrrr I've are informed
BY Er. Rulston) has gone to Ohio to take
po.sessiou Of Tue threo-story brick man.
sion which he won Ia the Marietta lottery.
Loan us the garrett, Georges
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'cArslzED.-on Monday last, as the
stage engaged in taking persons to and
from the Grove, upset near the Bridge.
scriou'ly injuring its occupants, three in
number.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Fur House If Delegates.

Va. Enron :-youwill please annotpce that
GEO. CGzaD, Esq. will be a candidate for the
Office of Delegate for this county, and that his
claims will be urged before the ensuing Demo-
cratic County Convention by
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BLANK Books and memotandums Of al
iscs and kinds at A. NJ. Dents.
Go and sec siinuich |!

Two bbls. Linseed Oil, and one half
ton white lead, including the best and
purest lead mnde. down to the inferior
grade. will be sold very low a. A. NJ.
Dtnt's.
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RYAN 4 MAXWELL,

RYAN Il MAXWELL,
BOOT AND SHOE MANuFACTOKY.
The undersigned would respectfully in
form the citizens Of Lewis and adjoining
counties that they have opened new and
extensive
BooT AND SHOE STORE,
Two doors above Lewis store, Main street,
Weston, Vest Virginia.
We shall keep constantly on hand 9 full
supply Of Ladies MisseS and Chiidren's
Shoes, and large assortment of gentle
mems
SHOES AND BOOTS,
Ready made aud ITO ORDER"
The quality Of our work will be as good
or better than you can get elsewhere; and
our prices shall never fail to please, Give
tie new store trial, before worrying out
your lives and wasting your money in
buying Boots and Shoes at dry goods
store. .!g
REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED
Al shortestnotice and most reas1nable terms
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
RYAN d MAXWELL.
June 20, 1s1o.-yi
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
TIME partnership heretofore existing between
A u. Smitlrand A. u. Dent is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
knowing Themselves indebted to said firm will
DELAY. The business will hereafter be con-
duelsd BY Arthur ". Dent.
~ IA. M. SMITH.
& bys ! las A. n DENT.
Weston, March g, 1870.
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For Assessor-FTrst Dislrfci.

We are authorized TO announce Col. JOHN
K EE as candidate for Assessor Of the First
District Of Lewis County-suGject TO the sdecis-
. ion Of the Democratic County Convention...
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For Clerh Of tie Circuit Court.

VIZ are authorized to announce Mr. JOHN
G. JACKSON ms candidate for tie office Of
Citrk Of :ta Circuit Court Of Lewis County
subject TO the decision Of The County Democrat
y Convention.
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1sr supervii.or Of Sheridan 1o'en,1ip.
,fa. Eptroa PLEASE announce JAMES
MuLLADAY, Esq, Of Sand Fork, as a eardi-
date for the office Of Supervisor Of Sheridan
Township, subject to the decision Of the Demo-
cratic Township Convention, and obliEe,
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REruRsEp.-We are glad to notice that
our friend Louis Bennett has returned
from the University, and proposes to
spend the vacation among US. He looks
we'll.
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CIRBulT CouRT convened on Tuesday
last; aud adjourned on Friday until to-
day.
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Ear A,se,,or-Second Dislrict.

TUT HSstssVT-keoV''" - =,
We are authorized to announce JOHN
BOiiAN as q candidate Ter The Office Of Assessor
Of the Second District Of Lewis Copnty-suIllect
to the decision Of tho Democratic County Con
Ssntion.
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DID you try Miunieh's Ice Cream I

WuIrE-LIME-bcst braud-Me plus
ultra-for sale at A. NJ. Dents by lb.
or Dbl.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
GnIcuLTuRAL AkD SEED STORE.

PRYOR, BOYD & co !,
is & 20 Main Street, Wheeling, ". Va.
Have a full stock of goods In their line
among which may be found
NATIONAL GUTTER. aqi
GALES COOPER STRIP" FEED
CUTTERS.
"BURRALL's" CAST IRON CORN
SHELTERS.
WOOD BOX, DOUBLE AND SINGLE
CORN SHELTERS. Pa .a
WASHING MACHINES & CLOTHES
WRlNGERS,.
CAHOON'S HAND BROAD CAST
SEED Sewers.
"LANDRETHs" GARDEN SEED
[ q AGENCY. -l.75 li. 80
Seeds mailed to any Post Office. Send for
descriptive catalogue.
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FranAin Maz,eeN executor
of Lewis MarueH, decd

Is,
lessee Bro,cn,
In ehaneery in tie circuit eou. Of Leri,
county. N *
Dy virtue of decree rendered in tho above
I'D named cause, ut the March term; 1858, +
will sell, in front Of the court house Of Lewis
county, on the,nrs. day OF The next term Of the
circuit court Of said county, the tract of land in
the bill aud proceedings mentioned, being q
tract OF 143 acres, lying in Lewis county, on
Camp Meeting Run, branch ofLeading Creek,
being the same land purchased BY said Brown
Of Lewis Maxwell, decd. Terms of salc-s
credit Of c, IL, and Is months, the purchaser
to execute bonds with good security, md lien
to be retained as further security.
july ll-4t CALEB BOGGESS, Com'r.
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Esoluu Glycerine Soups cakes for a
quarter A. u. . eni'S.
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Mou,sa MACHINE fklAI.-On the 7th
inst, according to previous announcement,
the three rival machines-tho Woods,
Clipper aud Champion were brought to
the farm of Nir. Butcher, near town, for
the purpose Of trial Of their qualities.
A great many farmers were present, and
the affair was one Of considerable interest.
Messrs. Leoniias Smith, John Norris,
Pearson Cottrill, +. NJ. Hale aud Pete
Dargan were appointed committee to
make report on the general appro1ima-
ton to perfection Of each machine. The
following majority and minority reports
will.illustratc the ideas of tho Committee.
ave, the undersigned, judges Of the
trial ofmowing machines. held on tho farm
of Mr.. Jacob Butcher, on July I, dc
make the following minority report:
For Perfection, 100.
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Vest Virginia to-,cit.
At rules held in Tho clerks office Of the cir
cult court Of Lewis county, on the FIRST Monday
in July 1870.
George ]. Arnold, plaintiff,
Us.
James McAncle and Peter McAnele ,aefh
Vrr IN chancery.
ETNhc object Of this suit is to enforce the ven
u doris lien againsta tract Of 100 acres of
land, lying in Lewis county, on Three Lick
Run, n branch Of Oil Greek, sold by the plain
tiffto the defendants.
And itappearins BY affidavit filed that the
:his State, and he not appearing, 1t is ordered
that he do srpear here within one month after
the first PIT !ication efthis order, and do what
may be necessary to protect his interest in this
suit. 4 copy-testc:
july 1l.4t ALLEN SIMPSON, Clerk. .
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John.or ~ Camden and
W E. Lircly. Cua,m'r's,
Pcregrine Hays and Lcri johnson,

In chdncery. ...l
Dy virtue Of a decree Of the circuit court Of
ID Gilmcr county, rendered in the abe owe
cause, At a former term OIL said court, the un-
dcrsigned commissioners will proceed 10 sell at
public auction, in front ofthe court house door
Of Gilmcr county, on the first day of the next
August term, 1870, Of the circuit court Of said
county, u tract Of 1881 acres Of land, in tile
bill and proceedings mentioned, and known as
tho Keister Farm, on Cedar Greek, about six
miles from the town of Glenville. Terms Of
sale-cash. IN. CAMDEN and
july ll-4t WE. LIVELY, Com's.
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Hon. Ut. HoKE, Prs't Board Of Regents.
&C Sturgiss, Secretary. '1' r
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Woods 50
Clipper IS
Champion 40

"Wc further port that in cutting
around q piece Of ground containing about
8 acres, the Champion Echoked'' IS
times, the Clippcrs times and,the Woods
5 times; and we are also Of the opinion,
from the working ofthe machines to-day,
that the Woods will cut 10 acres in the
Same time the Clipper will cut 5 acres, aud
tie Champion s acres.
LEosipAs SAlrn,
JOHN W. 'NohRis, Committee.
PEARSON CdrrRiLL,
The following is the minority report:
ave, the undersigned, q Committee
appointsdt to examine and judge Of the
qualities ofthe following machines Clip
per, Champion aud Woods, do hereby
tender tho following minority report:
Perfection 100.
+. Clipper s5
Woods So
Champion SO {.
The above trial was held on The Jacob
Butcher meadow at Weston.
July7, 1870
PETER DARaAs,l ro,,.,;t,o,
2. NJ. HALE, 0'N''''
In conversation with ny. gentlemen
who were close witnesses Vital, and
good judges Of The machiss> Nyp
that The Woods, under tho ab,l
ment Of our friend Israel simmSh.
woman servicc-and Is with much
prise that our citizens hear Of minority
report. At least three.fourths ofthe per-
sons on The grounds expressed Themselves
En favor Of the msjOri.y report
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J17EsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
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JEKELRY
WATCHES, CLOCKS 6 JEWELRY.

His stock 0, LADIES JEwELRy, comprise,
. fsll stock OF
Evening star., 1870-03-02

ESeIIsH OPKRA.-Miss Hersee, the Young
English priaa donna Of the Parepa troupe male
something of q hit in her debut as Arlin. last
night. She Is decidedly attractive, personally.
and has fresh and pleasing little voice, which
she uses-with the exception of the irritat no
fashionable tremolo-to good advantage. Her
petite figure Is just suited for the part of Ayli.,
She sang "I Dreamt That 1 Dwelt in Marble
Halls" very sweetly, giving also the correct en-
Phasis IN every case, particular in which Eng
lish singers are apt to be deficient Altogether.
she Is very acceptable acquisition to the Parepa
troupe.
Mr. Castle, who is q great favorite in Wash
ington, did fairly well; although toward the end
he grew somewhat weak. With the exception of
these two artistes-and the Aautboy-the perform
ance did not come up to expectation. Seguin,
who appeared last night as Derilshoof, is a good
actor, but an Indifferent singer. G.. r. Hall, who
appeared as q substitute for Campbell. made
very awkward Count Arnhe,m. He will be re-
membered as concertizing with Ole Bull. in
which capacity he acquitted himself with con-
siderable credit; but il was evident last night
that he had not the training for the operatic
stage. DE Sola. as Florentine, does not bear
criticism The chorus and the orchestra were
good, very good; as were also the scenery and
costumes.
Tonight we have the eagerly anticipated
Marriage of Figaro" performed in English for
the first time in Washington, and which will
bring out nearly the whole strength of the Com
psny-Parepa, Mrs. Seguin, Rose Hersee, Nord-
blom, (the new tenor, Campbell and Others
Evening star., 1870-03-02

There Is confusion confounded, just now, in
consequence OF the mixture OF old numbers AMI
new numbers upon the houses. The contractors
and the citizens should cooperate to get the
new numbers placed as speedily as possible on
every house in the city. At the same time it
hay be well to allow the old numbers to rema
on ior a season, in connection with the new
numbers, as matter of convenience until the
Puohc Is familiar with the new system. The
oid numbers might be designated by an erasure
line across the face, made not so heavy as to
obiiterate the figures. The contractors should
exercise care in the designation of streets at the
corners, as we hear of numerous blunders in this
way calculated TO mislead the public, and espe-
cially strangers.
Evening star., 1870-03-02

BALTIMORE, March 2.-Cotton dull at 22X
Flour quiet and unchanged Howard street SUI
perhne, S4l5aS5 do. extra, S5.2jaS6; do. family
s6:25asI; City Mills superfine, S4.75as5.5O; do
extra, S5-50aS6; do. family, S1aS7.75; Western
superhne, S4.i5aS5; do. extra, S525as575; do.
family, S6.12kaS6.I5. Wheat firm; Pennsylva-
MIA, 81 24as1.25. Corn firm; white, 93a95c; vel
low, 9Sc. Oats, 54a56c. Rye better at S5a95c
Pork quiet ut 81. 50. Bacon quiet; rib sides
15ka154 c.. clear do, 161s sal6Ac.; shoulders, I2I
ai2fc.; hams, 19a20c. Lard quiet, 16Hc. Whisky
dnll at s1aS1.O1.
BALTIMORE, March Virginia 6's, old. So
bid, 81 asked; do. 1866, 61K bid 65 asked: do
1se', So asked; North Carolinas, new, 22 bid.
NEW YORK, March Stocks steady and
nrm. Money easy at Sac per cent. Exchange
long, 81. short, 9as. Gold, 16H. Bonds, 1862
81. Nortl Caro- mas, old, 46; new, 2is.
NEW YORK, March 2-Flour rather more
steady. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
Evening star., 1870-03-02

Alta meeting OF the Public School Board OF
Baltimore last evening a memorial was read
from a number of colored citizens, stating their
belief that the efficiency of the schools intended
for the benefit of eolored children would he
materially promoted and their success assured. nv
committing them to the direction of teachers of
their own color. They further state that thew
do not desire that persons now acting as teachers
In these schools should be superseded for the
purpose Of appointing colored teachers, but that
As vacancies occur colored persons OF both
sexes should be permitted to compete for the
positions to be filed. The memorial was laid ON
the table
Evening star., 1870-03-02

1t does not seem to be generally known that
the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Rail-
road Company has obtained charter to extend
their road through the State of West Virginia,
from the Virginia line, by the best and most
practicable route, to the Ohio river, and with
authority 10 change the name of the road to the
Washington and Ohio Railroad" By the 10
Gated route the distance from Washington to
Cincinnati is SS5 miles, to Chicago AS miles, and
10 Memphis $50 miles-making it, it is claimed,
the shortest route to the West from the National
Capital by any road now built or projected.
When completed it will afford a competing line
re he West, and will, to a certain extent, aid in
supplying needed railroad facilities for Wash
ington-
There seems to be little hitch in the pro-
posed railroad from Alexandria to Fredericks-
burg In consequence of a contest for supremacy
between two opposing charters. The oldest of
these charters expired during the war, but the
time was extended by the Military Governor of
Virginia, and there is some question of the le-
gallty of that action. From the importance of
this enterprise, making a connecting link in the
great shore-lipe railroad south there is no doubt
mat work viii 'oon be commenced under one
or both OF these charters. Considerable grading
mas oeen done heretofore under the old charter.
out we are not aware to what extent il will he
available for the contemplated road or roads.
Evening star., 1870-03-02
HHAHCIAL AND COMMEnCiAL.

Asan indication Of -easitiyeness OF the dif.r-
ent markets in Wall street, we NAV cite the fact
that the announcement Monday of the sale OF an
extra million of gold for the month of March
caused a decline OF two per cent in the premi-
um, and brought the stock market to the ver rye
OF a panic; and withdrawal of this extra II ,0OJ-
O6o gold yesterday checked the downward course
Of values. and started all the markets on the up
ward turn, eliminating at the close yesterday
afternoon in a general hit or activity and buoy
ancy in the Gold Room and on the Stock Ex-
change. The money market is easy at to per
cent. for call loans, and to per cent for
prime discounts.
Evening star., 1870-03-02

The public interest is now so great in regard
to the proposed change in the form of District
government that it Is doubtless only necessary
TO call attention to the fact that a mass meeting
Of citizens Of the District in favor of the terri
torial plan Of government will take place at
Lincoln Hall Tomorrow night. General How
ard, Judge Fisher, Hon. A. G.. Riddle, John
M. Langston, w. III. Philip, and other speakers
OF prominence win address the meeting.
Evening star., 1870-03-02
observation-disclosures

~In Pennsylvania the colored vo,a ,r;u
range from 10 900 to IL ,000
~Chicago will lay thirty miles of wooden
pavement this year.
ga measure for the establishment of Indian
islatuTe.
~The colored people of Harrisonbur1 Y.
occupied the body of a church at a recent eele-
bration there, the whites nlling the galleries
ga majority OF shares of the old Thomasto,
Bank, in Maine, Is owned by women and Their
vote elected the whole board Of directors at a
recent election.