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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of Laxative
Mad;oiDa

q Perhaps no one medi-
cine is SO universally re-
quired by everybody as
I, ~ catisartics nov was ever
s-sssE=z<Z any before so universal
ly adopted into use, In
Ia - ali classes, as this mild
vRAWATkEJ but efficient purgative
~ 49, PM. The Obvious res-
-.<E son Is, that t Is moreres
g. - -. liable and far more eifec&
- tHal remedy than any
other. Those who have
fried 1t, know that it cured them; those who have
not know that 1t cures their neighbors and friends,
and all know that what It does once u does atw.ys
its composition. We have thousands upon thou.
sands OF certificates of their remarkable cures Of e
following complaints5 but such cures are known In
every neighborhood, and we need not punlish tnen.
Adapted TO all ages and conditions IN all ciates;
containing neither caomel or any deleterious arngs
they may be taken with safety by any lse.is lielr
sugar coating preserves them ever Iresn anu makes
e M SaI% ea r.s e Rom their use II any quantity
They operate by their powerful lnn1enee on W.
internal ylscera 70 purify inc 6loon ana ny s u
sSonaach, bowels, liver, and other organs Of the
body, restoring their irregular action to health and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such derange~
nients as are tho first origin OF disease. 4Yuty
Minute directions are given iif tle wrapper on
The box, for the following complaints, which these
for Dyspepsis. or indigestion, LisaIess.
meas. Laaguor and Loss Of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately TO stimulate the stom-
ach and restore Its healthy tone and action.
for Liver Com ptl1tmg and It's various symps
toms, FsifiSas zEsadache, Sick Headache,
Jaundiee or. Green sicknna.s nilIo1s
Cello and DsLsous Eevers, they should be jus
dieousy taken for each case TO cosect the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause Il.
For Dyaentery or Dtnrrhoea, but one mild
dose Is generally required. rL -
For differentiation, G0uf, Gravel, EssIpfs
szyslOn OF the Heart, Pain in the side,
Back and I.oinss they should be Continuously
taken as required, 70 change the diseased action of
tlo system. With such change those complaints
disappear. II
For hsroPsy and DropsicaI swellfngs they
should be taken In large and frequent doses TO pro,
ducc the effect Of drastic purge.
For suppression a largo dose should be taken
as II produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As a Dinner Pfff, take one or two Ptifs 10 pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach. i
An occasional dose stimulates tho stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
aud invigorates the system. Hence IL Is often ad-
vantageous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolerably we'll often iRds that desc
of these Pslfs makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and renoyating Greet on slle dges.
tive apparatus. ~ IN, tfs a ~
DIR. ,. @. AVER a co., Praefices chsmisss,
HOWELL. MASS. U. 8. A.
nERDRY & KING, Agents. Ashtsban. o. Syssfs
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Thompson Quarry.

j HIS Quarry, situated at Thompson
0eanga County Il the nearest aud convenient for
the citizens Of AshahuB and vicinity, OF any other and
the quality o. ts stone superior for dmnessof texture
and durability. Stone cut 10 any dimensions aud for
any purpose dressed IN the most workmaniike manner
and at short notice, Orders scitated, for Fagging
Caps and SllIs Coping nd water Tables When the
travelling e good parte may do their own hanngata
eoneIderableeavin q. u. En0ERT0N.
Thompson, Dee 90, issJ- go
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Ladies' Winter Goods.

ii MANSFIELD viii sell Ladies'
WINTER SACKS.
without reference to eost TO close out his stock.
Look out for Bargains
All my stock OF Knitted Goods and all
winter Goods, viii be cold At Reduced Prices
zephgrs, as Cheap a. my neighbors. a41c'i
Ladies' Sacks Elegantly Trimmed. sfy. nnf
Astrachan Cloth Black and Drab Beayer clcths at
21 psf cent Discount ct MANsfLkLDs.
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Perhaps no one medi-
cine Is SO universally re-
quired by everybody as
q catlKArtic, !, nor was ever
any before so universal
ly adopted into use, In
every country and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
Pill. The obvious rea-
son Is, that IL Is a more re-
liable and far more eifec<
tsal remedy than any
n.hor TthOaa ufhO havQl
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HURD & HoTGHToN'S EDITIONS OF DICKENS
WORKS ARE THE ONLY COMPLETE ONES IN
THE MARKMT.
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DUCKINGHAM's DYE for the Whiskers
Ian isSSics1 q ssp''' RP.MXIL 90. Ns.A... Nh.
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TON, 459 Broome Street, n. " will be sent by them
postage prepaid receipt Of the advertised price.
, 1870-03-26

The Tenona {Ql.> Indet. Of the 2itl,, esyn
'' On Wednesday OF last week, the Chicago,
Alton L st. I.et1ia Railroad Company took for
Wenona 10 Dwight and the Fox River Rail-
road Company, pf rather the veruilIiou Coal
Company, retired in good order. 1Ir. McMal-
len, Superintendent Of tAs furmer road, to-
gether will. the heals Of the various depart
taio what is needed at this station Al the
route through Henona has rot get been tlecid-
ed upon, nothing but temporary arrangements
can ie entered upon At present A time tahle
has leen adopted. which ia altogether favor
There was large meeting at Green Dsy.
Wis, on Monday last. The following resolu-
| tons were adnpted:
"W uxrRAs, It cannot be denied thst the con-
s.1nct1on of sailxay to the southeast, extendina
10 MIN ankte, will gre an impetus 70 all a1f soeA3
! wesIx a1di! to tn+ Mississippi: .heretore,
10 iavor Of Iains7 t1o1n Green Bay, raa Depele,
| and thence southeasteriy to aanltoToc, and
aR<.o;sea. Thas, provided sach road Ia located A.
ahove we 10 not hesitate to assert that the county
wtIl ehccrfal.y vote the suo Of slou,oo1 upon the
/ coudttseps suum1tsed
The following Il a list Of railroad cuuanautes
csmpanies chartered L. z Wisconsin during The paai
zMses M 1ssiss,i aad aaasaaeT: GEeen Bay ( Ne1
/ LNGubH. AAl% dAAEc < AQElaffnr Lone Rock
Rchand Centre 4 Pine Rlrer Valley; Msst.sop
Aunree i State Line: Milwaukee Il Rockford
auweeA / Lake Superior; rortaxe, Fsiendship
Grand Rapids i Stevens Point: r1ion, Trempe
seau VALLEY, Hlark Rlrer Fallz i NetFvlIe; Evans
E1lle State Line: Wsst Bend; Prescott, Hve1
| FAILS j Eastern; Chippewa Valley Lake supc
| nor; JAuessfue 4 Evansville: Wisconsin EpFtt
EN-: Superior St croix The GAINESVILLE Gd.tst
says that, "TAklnT into Acconnt the Ines alread
constructed We estimate thas there arc now chAr
Tered not less than thirtt-dre hundred miles o
railroad In Elsccuato.-
, 1870-03-26
rwc Cl,tldrexa Hurned to Death.


II becomes on. painful duty TO chronicle =
vcrr rad scc;drnt which occurred near Garth
ace. THURSDAY night lxat. Three brothers by
lie name of Copeland With their families,
wese moving Will their families ftoua. ksnsas
to Arkansas. On THURSDAY night las. they
eauoped near BAhneys sA.mjli, about nile
north Of Carthage. TLa wife Of one Of the
CopelAnds hali rlaced three girls il their coy-
ere11 wagon for the night, leaving candle
burning. She then went 70 the hse to warm
her feet. In lees than fifteen minutes scream
Wis heard from tha wagon: AnothtF wagon
che hid net obeerrra that the bedding had
been ee, On i1e By haeaui1e. Ills nos s1aoHn
how the bedding becaule ig1lsel. The horses
which we're fttched 10 The feed-hoI at the rear
OF The wagon nxv h.vc jst7rd the candio oveE,
OF the children caAy hass aeksa nssf ar.ts n .nen
found the bedding in aaIaes while
he asonizing ehrieEs Of their aear ones
rent the air, nad called III to energetic Acton-
The r1othcr l,id down the habe IN he7 AIMS,
ind both parents atruggled through the names q
to reach the sutfezeta IN the tuck f;55s q tns
Es.rhed to the front of the wagon snd escaped
the fatal injury which o1ercazae two other glr!s
| one vears OF age, and the otheE ysa11 old
| Terribly sco1ched md czisped, these Little lnno
cents were rescued from the hs1nes. and Tett
tsken to The embrace u friends for ahoE'
| time, The vouneeet child died THE next morn
iDg !, O'Clock; the oldest girl lived untl Fr!
aay noon. Tbs surviving sal Is getting weh
although seriously burned. Tie mother re
| eeived painful injuries. uhile tho fsthsr "a
eutireE lost the rise Of his right arm. DuEint
The VIZ his left hand eas 60 crippled that i i
almost useless It Is feared that be viii los
two o. mora Of his anseEs- His f.nd Waa .!
sho1oush1. cooked a. to be pc!seeF i1scnn
bic xhen probed to considerable depth, :, r. =,
Ins1+. where The two children died Tho cati
7eSs ot csrthsgs did Ill in their power 70 r.
their caoehing. md al Of their bedding an
furniture wis destroyed A comfortable ho7a
us procured. and ttIs bereaved apd et1cke
f.misy ase sti1l VIII III, kindly e71pd for b
r1at1{ syupathetic hearts
, 1870-03-26

c,nc. but ,at1,er ss growing out Of spirit If
nnro iawIeseucss which be il determined n
annnrnaa. 70 this end be ia ectioualv can
terminating cajNnr ont a1uitabIefo1ca Of niht;a
In such cSsa. however, he nill purstie "a On.
t;relv difrernut po1icv from that adopted in
Axksnsan. He viii. in Ill / .t,babiGtE. n5inrt
the plan Of enrolling local country militia n
the cpunties whese the out.1gcs prevail, en-
rolling e1orv n,au a. either fnrmber Of tha
militia Of a. y bu.hwhackez LII this WAY IL.
makes tha people OF each county res,..nsis,I,
for tho peace If the ea,ne, While the evils * 4
general state militia are not experienced Nv
Tic people.
Tie legislature, ote the whole, il ye.y
crr1itab1e lesis1atiye body Since coming to-
rettrr two Re1nlers Of tho House have tiiad.
md one Of the Renasoss (l.evel) been alevs.ei
to = rlaca in the United States tsenAte, thus
leaving three vacancies. The Senate, a. il nnw
stanlis. coneists Of 20 white and coln.el nle;:,
be,a. while the House numbers ~ Whites an,
II colored.
As vet but little Legislative bnaineeH has been
done. save the election OF State Painter. and
tbs pasxspe: Of 4 reso!ution reafi1mipg pre-
vioua action in the election Of General A1no. t.,
The Cnited States Senate, declaring him citi-
gen. III fact, ~ That is t!1u sist or the whole
thing in 4 nutshell. The election Of a State
Primer, Is il turns ont, proves 10 ha.o been 1
mere fares. and viii have To be enacted over
again. Doth Houses passed \ resolution to
convene on the 1lth inst, in 1uint sessIDn, fur
| the election at State Printer. They met On
, 1870-03-26

A proposition was made in the Board OF
Supervisors yesterday, and was received
with much favor, to turn the County Nor
NAL School into a hospital in other words,
10 convert it from useless into useful
institution. The only objection that eau
be urged against this plan is that it will de-
privo certain ablc-bodiod per2ons of the
life pensions which they have beau laf'orins
50 diligently to secure At the expense Of
the taxpayer. OF Cook County. It may be
objected. also, that the title to the ground up
On which the Normal School is situated will
revert to the donors If the building Is used
Tor anything except Normal School The
answer TO that is very short: Let it revert: ::
The comfy will at least save the cost Of
running il.
The board rejected By nearly unani-
NOUS vote. the recommendation of the
| Hospital Committee to sell the Reform
School property and use the proceeds fol
building new hospital. They also voted
against the proposition of the Medical
Board to build wing TO tho present hos
pital The Normal School seems then, te
he the only resource left. Why not use Il
70, that purpose? The patriotic citizcns oi
Enelewood, not TO mention the jocu1ar Nr
Eearney, ought to be rejoieed at seeing
their edifce turned to 80 good account
, 1870-03-26
Specie FRyJnrnt-A n1nncbc1n
Opiuions
AZ g H.

fJ1Tn INK +{+ {llal {TkA1.
We have = notion tl.at. in this business.
Afr. Boutwell, has nisse1 \ magnificent oppoF-
tunity to distinguish himself Abovo all the
finance ministers Of tho century. and to accom-
p!iah a splendid financial stroke Of etatecrht
for the benefit Of The Treasury, and al The IN
To give rs spocie PAYMENTS when everything
was ready to his hand for Hnch consumma-
ton. On Wednesday. March ., gold closed Ut
101ix, having touched 10t &hat day. On Thur
day 1t opened at 10H. amid much unccrtsinty,
soou fetl to 1o1s, md after rose to 121f. Tho
figures themselves, u well a. tha reports -.
companying them, chow that on Wednesday,
and part Of Thursday. ttefe VAS no strength
to either Clique Operating for rise or fsl,
but that all WAS uncertainty and tnsidity. "au
street vss in rauddle, a il bad been for saY-
ersl daye. Here was Mr.. Doutwe1l'n oppostn-
and before the int combination 10. .
r;se einco the blaek Friday at Last
September could be formed, single
despatch from the Secretary Of the Treasury
10 The Sub-IreasureG 1t New York to rny
specie for an m4ttred liabilities would:
We iuaagine, have sent the bulls and bears, aud
whatever other beast8 the Wall street menag-
erie might contain. flying in al direstious te
their tlgna, ~ Sheridan sent JubA Estly and
his rebels whirlng from tho Shenandoah
While brokers and spectators wcrc hiEghnG
and Postering over i or Of a cen! dne1
l
| an official assurance that plenty Of real golc
| could ke had .ty any one posscxsinS green
backs, would hase s'rpken the back Of the Go.s
premium. ended the career Of the Gold foom
ind 1efs large number Of its habitues withou
employment, ana IEoaae1s Without 7s!elf
0oo.t00 in goaa of its own, besides =4i.on,o ,on
covered by gold certificates, and the New forl
banks, whoee cooperation could hare bee.
counted rroG, possessed some ~: oo0. .oo'
| more. It is not likely that i noiety OF thss'
%.st sums would have been drawn from th'
vaults By persons anxious to test the earnest
ucsa or The ability Of tbs government. II i
certain that ten rer cent OF tho amount, ex
changed fer legal tenders and placed in tn
market, would have proved utterly deneEaiz
ing to speculation, for re hkva the tessimon
OF tie veracious Fisk. that 3 million Of actua
| gold il crest deal harder customer for spes
sllator 10 hAndle than ten tiI1ea the amount L
certified checks.
, 1870-03-26

.Theye Is concern in Chicago" says Hor-
ace Greeley, tt which disgruees the uaue Of
TrLune." 10 which, tn. Chicago "conrezn" "
replies: "Hcn shout the concern in New York,
rhosa employes, ever faw months, are hoist
cd into notor1ety for trading in other peop1a'e
rrppc.tys'' The alltsion OF The Ca1cAoo
1AtBCsE waa to 1.Andon, oieott and Eypher,
III sc:rsed Of selling cadetshipA, and each
employed in some capacity on the New York
Tr:h.u<. But thia waa only tbs ptetext for
TIE C1ucAso TE1BrxI's Ietort. The true
cause OF zalIcal difference between the two
TrIanes Les much deeper First, Chicago is
fspid!v becoming the rival OF New York
When it secures its Wish and becomes an
original port Of entry, Chicago will become
at once the second importing city Of the coun-
try, When it secures the Niagara ship cansl,
vide and deep enough fos veaaehs OF !, 500 tons.
and similar enlargement of the Michigan snd
Illinois River Cana, Chicago may become the
! first importer. These points It is likely to
! gain After the next Congressional apporAon-
I neut The Lake City is aspiring md its entat-
prise kound1ess. It is tha gFr,test railway
centre in the world; and, az with Tome in the
| d1yH OF H2drian, s. all roads now fead to
Chicago" Second, the Nest, which Chicago
a1Ma to and deea represent truthfullE. IN her
ambition fd1 dominion aud development, has
grown sick Of protective tariffs, whle tho Eeu
York Tribune il the chief of the men ot that
policy who represent New England md Penn
| sylyaria. TIE .ar his but fairly began II IL
tor nothing less than the control Of tha eqm
uerc;al policy Of the United States. It is Nav
| Ene1and and Pennsylvania Agsinst the greA'
West: and tie signs are against dsneE4 Hfea
. !e5a ehsnc<a Of v'c4oy,-aorTaae5Ho eHo''>
, 1870-03-26

..eal1eu manufacture, werr abolished, be Woulo
rl.i1ly aRyec to tho abolition Of the dutles on
Woc{cus He eseza tns+ tho taIan, Is IL ~ 1um ~.
stands, il zu{nfrX ths woolfen interese rus
We pee th.e even thosa who axs presama2g oni1s
;or,x md: :danhting in sotns ea1es whether tney
hs1, derived any benefit from II, and declaring
n ntbera that It has injured thEn- Tbs TesJ
fsrt ii itseH czlla for Investigation: The feA
question Just now ia not tho cstablshment u
tsc.1 reyenue reform by which the people msy
- -a1iayctf' Of IN immense burden Of direct
taxation. ,,.x,o~-,t
To prevent al acaou-thss! y the A:ese IicA
NJ the mopOpoiists! NOT daring to task their
In ~ 1houinations in tho House, knowing
that q majority will never dare TO yot2 fof
fii1 uhich inc1caaes the tariff, but is quito Ike
y TO cut down the duty On every 'tuEortatst
branch, the monopoliats ara desiaing ways 70
stare oil III action, ard to Leave the tariff ss u
rtanda. That win 1uit them, Of COURSE One
vear more Of public p1under, At least, they vii
eaind, The schetne is 70 put In blll changing
fhe internal reyenne tx1atlon, and Hive that
the precedence, while the Ways. and Means
COMMITTEES rer1ni,a ita pet bill to be talked tG
death in committee, but lakes caro- saas IL snaa'
never CONT 10 = vote.
Altogether fpr tha bettsr, since this same Con.
crefs met. Then there Was somo prospect
| that the ircreaee Of duties would be c41z1ed
md the nnonopolista with reason boosted thA'
| they hsd uure maio1ity on every test "nef
! the matter c4me to q vote it appeared, tha
\ thev did indeed havo come sort OF msjo11ty
| but fatally large number OF members bad be
| coma convinced that their commitments HouA
never look at them again, except
wrath, il they voted for increase Of taxa
ton. Hence, On the preliminary votes, tn
protcctionists have had votes enough to dodgt
i square isaue, but never enough TO CAT.
anything. Now they begin to fear that tn
opposite side may have votes enough to cart,
soma bill decidedly not protective in character
In yiew Of this great change, tho motopolist
are trying to avoid ali votes, and leave tn
tariff unchanged
| Well, gentlemen of Congress, you can vote
but your constituents will watch II you com
home without Eatiouai reduction Of taHatic
of tariff as well as internal ta1en, such 4
General Grant snggests-wo shall be yes
much surprised it yort constituents Do ne
nick out great nany Of you to stay at he1nt
and elect you to that Office BY largo najoute'
Try it, II yuu doubt orr correctness Of JUDI
ment! Let this seaeion alp By, with yoys
aid, without any definite action on the tai
question, and then 600 II yonr constituents d
not hATc something to say when ypu COZ
back. II you fancy that tho .peop1o no
| nothing, and care Less, about this Same qne
tiot. tn it! II sou fancy that r1au can DO
straight high-tarif protcctionist, or wea
and cowarr1ly trimmer, just try it and co1
home We arc mistaken you do not s
| 1intIncefyed,
, 1870-03-26

Mr.. D. ". Hobart now of Montana,
w1itesto O1rington Lunt, Of this city, that tie
has discovered coal mine (bituminous no
tloubt), about halfway between Helena and
Dser Lodge City. Tho former is situated
on the waters OF the Missouri, and tho lat
tcr on those Of the Colu.nhia- They are
about thirty miles apart, according to the
statements Of the letter. The vein is slx
feet thick, and the quality is so good that it
is now used for blaeksmithing wherever it
can lie obtained The Northern Pacific
Railway will probably cross the
Rocky Mountains ut alullenis
Pass, lying between Helena and Deer Lodge
City, nnd tho discovery of this coal, it is
supposed, within mile Of the line Of the
road, is matter not only Of great interest
to the prosperity and success of that great
enterprise, but it is equally 30 to the com
nerce Of tho whole country, for it will pui
the road Oh a par with tie Central line il
tho matter Of fuel to operate it. TIKI
mining towns and districts within twent,
miles or more of this mine are already usin{
I'LL the coal that can be furnished them, and
genera!ly, the importance and the value o
this discovery can hardly be overestimated
, 1870-03-26

Us to buy their ncighbora, and carry our
purchases forward to Gautenaala, Nicasagua,
sud Now Granada, wtere our stumphs are
to terminate in digging ship canal
through the Andes at m estirnated cost Of
SO, ,0OO, 600.
II tho Senate, rnsify this San Domingo
job, We hope tho House VII refuse to vote
the money for it at leah until the people
have their chance at it, The Represents
tive who votes for that appropriation VII
hc On object Of pity for a long time after
xrAtA
, 1870-03-26
POLITICAL

Senatnt ncrais Ray1 he waA once cKr1ude1 itof
the Senate gallery on account Of color.
The Washington Skar describes Gtnet3l ATes,
,Sr:1ssor-e,ect frpm Mississippi, As - eo51sa,
handsosne-took1nE chap with nice olSe1 nous4
tache-"
Representative Pro2er, Of Tennessee, A.
nouncea that be win have competitive e1ansea-
ton for his wess Point cadctahip, to which eEay
cn.otrd hcys will be eligible
In D5ytou. @, Mtss 6htrt. one Of the fem&les
who ,pde in s.va1landtsnam cart IN his day, under
m inscription "HaM Haatandt Or Se''e, has
married IA unauthorized African nsncd Lea
Kelly.
Ayyoca Democrat named Waller snd the noted
Cleveland are stumptnF In Connecttcut together.
waller speata ftzt, sod then G1Ece Cfevrixuo tnH
introduction: IT 1hAn now soon close. set
there u brlss band before NE. md can ASSURE
ran there Is 4 nsasa hand behind me-, ttatn1ug aoo
r.orttnr. b, Ucvttaucs, which yca ast sooo 70
hear" -.
The Apsnr Epssss publishes the following ras'
ar7,nh fr,ua private letter ftpm 6enatos Feason:
awAsntsu1ov. Musch II, 1870.
trr coolo aa1sntag T s /; no7e WAX ID u past q
| friends. or more wicktd % the nal. Q! eAsm.s
tban the uH apcut nj being taslsaass tos -
| nrutr IcrtrsIuty entertain no such purpose noI
| Ftnce General Gr1ntb administration L doing =
well can deem II necessary g Nlse ~! - - Z
ppftG11 To t1kc into cG1xQc12Ao9 Aos Ens..SS
ieadeE1htp Very truly yours, Z Z FEs1oS'
The Old pcUsoetaoe associations Of tie c'tJ o
New To,k, The Tarnnaay Society sad the Asnaas
,an Club, have r1sal which promises 10 become
great power. 1t Is called the Andrew Jac1sos
Clah< The leading spirit Of the organization
snrnd "Jrany" 0-Rrtcu- a,ssc What Of = teuaas "a
HE rnasa FROM his assoctsstous, who neither drink
| sxcars, roy usea tobacco in any fofm- ~ W.T.
at his hand viii control the 1oa&hs Who arc n ht
| wake. Ills personal nnaKDest1u u unhoundsd, IN
be nandlea men liEt children"
| 4 Camden e. c1 correspondent OF The Wnnln!
ton Sar Asscr,s that 1 spirit OF Opposition to u
Ynlttenorr has s1runx up there AMONG tie &C
| ord people, headed oy = prominent coaoFed po1si
c,an. named John a. Chestnut, now Representa-
tnr county in tne Legislature, and thst, when v
Hn,s,ensosr appeared there On the 1slh and 4
tempted to speak, Chestnut interrupted him j:
| s1atu rur cc.ued. md It tWsa found neccssa5
| adjourn the meeting The next day, howeva
: | wh.uenose spoee+ and was replied to BY Che
| mt. sud The result is that the negroes Arc rau
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