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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-11-23

The fine residence of Young and his
many wives, is adapted TO the wants
of this Chief of Saints much married
man-his office of state being in the
same building phd connecting with the
rooms of each member of his harem.
Our space will not permit detail of
social fife which is said to obtain with
in its walls. Nor need we speculate
upon the dismay current events are
creating there; nor upon the possible
ioy with which some Of its inmates may
hail the wedge which is beihg forced
into the social organization which per-
mitsssach a 'sHouse OF Zion to ex.
fst.--N. + Rural
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-11-23

A jew, on seeing aprodigiously fna
ham, remarked; Almost thou PEI.
snadest me to be Christian
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-11-23

November and Decembex, accord
ing to Hartford paper, are the embers
of the dying years Pretty good--for
Hartford.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-11-23

It is all very well to. say, eFaka
things as they come, : butsnppose they
don't Gomez,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-11-23
RATES OF ADHERTIsENG.

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
C0m@sn Pleas JuAgeS-A. 3. DIeKEY, WM. II.
UABE0HD.
PrSbate Judgs-JOHN b PRIBDY.
Prosecuting Attorney-4ADIBoR PAVKY.
8haFfG-coFEAD GAEIg.
Glark ~ Court--M AsoN BLAScHARD.
AunfeaE-~ABEL MCCANDLEB1.
Traasufer-J. W. SAYEE.
Besordof-Z. W. HEAGLER.
GeEoner-JomN MILLTKAN.
COmuaigsionerE-ENOa b. REEBEE, WIN. CLARK,
0nsRan 3. FULLERToH.
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brought him to his present awfol condj-

brought him to his present awfol cond'-
tion.
Jim Coppedge, also convicted and con-
demned, has been respited by Gov. Cald-
well until December 1st.
TWENTY SECOND ANNUAL MEETIHG OF
THE STOCKHOLDERS IN THE RALEIGH AND
CASTOR RAIDROAD. .-RALEIGE. =. e., July
20, 1S71.-The twen' y-secoud annual meet
ing of the Stock holders of the Raleigh and
CASTOR Railroad was held here TO day
the attendance being large. Over fourteen
thousand shares were represented, e.taef
in person or by proxy, and business " as
trans sacted harmoniously.
Tho following resolution, Onered Dy
Paul +. Cameron, of HiIsb0ro, was up+h
imOusly adopted
R Rsso!-ei That as citizens Of the B. ate and
Locknolders in the Raleigh AMI dRstO0 R"lI-
road, we viii resist by every honorable Iae ans
parties or corporations out OF the state ma n Al
Hons. Is. L. Moore, Kemp 2. Rattle and Dr - Ia
J. Hawkins bo appolnted committee |" pfeSe"'
such lease Ey every legal means
In the vote for Directors this evening
c, Clio votes we're cast, and the election re-
suited IN I. decided triumph for President
Hawkins
The following Directors were elected
VIM. J Hawkins. Pant @. Cameron. A. NJ,
d cPh, eters, J. B B,tcheIor, Col. Geo
Little, Col Waiter Clark and Col. 5. 5
Royster.
After The Stockholders meeting adjourn
ed. the Board Of Directors met aud nnaul
mously reelected DR.. W. ) Ha"k'nS
President Captain a B. Andrews, Gen
erI Snperiu te1dent Hon. d NJ B.rrin
ger, NJ sjor t. b VrnabIe, ard Mai r K
s. Tucker we're re elected Finance Com
mi tee. The meet nS Was fu and lar Il o
NOUS
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For he Journal,
LUMBuRroN, n. G., July 21st, 1871.

LUMBHRToN, n. c., July 21st, 1871.
Dear Journal In your issue of yes
terday, I notice communication under
the signature of "Robeson county" In
which the writer expresses astonishment
that the authorities of this county do not
"order out " lood-hounds to capture the
outlaws The only reason he can think of
for this neglect is that so bright an idea
has never occurred to them.
II this writer is really citizen of Robe
son, he ought to have known that the
authorities Of Robson have for several
m Jnths been doing everything in then
power to procure a pack If blood-hpunds
ter this very purpose, but have not been
able to fiud them. TIE Sheriff advertised
| in the Wilmington papers for hoands. an
an tffori was made to have them impor ed
ON Cuba. II thi. correspondent @ili tiud
the dogs. he will exrtr ehce no difficult
in Ii wing them ordered out. He knows,
II ought t. know, th~t there IS not tralr-
ed blood-hou d in the state of n rth q r
,lna. H. III g1t a. veil cJmpIalL t"a'
iioLs or Gam iucAe Indians are LOT " o.
dered out by " the authorities of Rob =
Sod"
, Tnis writer " could capture the whole
! gang within t"enty-tour hOuls after arrl-
: wing in the De ghborbuod." NJ dub; o
, it. nut Ee t~kes good care not To urrlVe II
t the neighboruo"d. Such arrival "0nl'
! greatly endaDger his reputation Is tigut
ing man.
The allusiou to JUDO Watts and his e1
perIence in he Use of blood no nds Is s Ii
O ply making a Jrry Jest matter to
:, serious 10 be 're4ted IN such mtuner b
!, any person claiming to be citizen (
. Robson county I LoFe this GINNING dc
y;ser is pot one of tie refugees from Ec
. beson. now crowd ng into tue surrOund'D Il
:, coan les 10 aVo.d q Fun anon to assist III tL
= | Eurtuit Of tue outlaws Ii s. he ehOut
uot be surprised tbat !he dogs don't c Il
/. OF the bi lding Of the authorities. b
a knows how IL is himself. EKAPP3
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DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE ORGANIZATION.
EXECUTIVE 20 0HMIT1EES
CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
BRAGG, THOMAS, Raleigh, Chairman.
Merrimon, A. s.. Busbee, @. NJ.
Bledsoe, M. A. Lltchford, j. j.,
DeCarteret, J. @, Battle. r. H.,
Moore, J. H,
DISTRICT COMMITTEES
FIRST DISTRICT.
CARTER, D. NJ, Washington, Chairman.
Ransom, NJ W., Jackson,
Latham, Chas Ply mouth,
Winston, D. c., Windsor,
Eure, NJ. L., Gatesville.
Moore. J. E., Williamson,
Shaw, W. B., Currituck G. H.
SECOND DISTRICT.
KEENAN,, THos s, Wilson. Chairman.
Hughes, John, Newbern.
Morrisey, W. G., Goldsboro,
p'Hagan. Chas. J., Greenville,
Jeffrey, A. W., Beaufort,
Nixon, r. W., Jacksonville,
WooteD, J. F., Kinston.
THIRD DISTRICT.
ENaE1HARD, j. A, Wilmington, Chair
man.
Fuller, T. @, Fayetteville.
McKoy, A. A, Clinton.
Wall, II. c., Rockingham,
Norment, A s., Lumberton,
McIver, J. D., Carthage,
Ellis, J. W.. White Vile.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
PLUMMEB, E. IL, WarrentOn, Chairman.
Amis, J. s.. Oxford,
York, Ii. W., Morrisville,
Cooke, G. NJ, Louisburg.
Leach, J. T., Leachburg.
Drake, j. A.. billiards on,
Strudwick, F. NJ, HillsborO'.
E1FTH 0I TRICT.
MoREuEAD, Jas. T., Greensboro, Chalf-
man,
Robins, IL. S., Asheboro',
Scales. A. NJ, Wentworth,
Hill, Joel f., Wilson's Store.
Robbins, Frank O., Lexington,
Kerr, John, Yanoeyville,
Jordao, henry T., RozbOrO'.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Brown, J. E., Char otte, Chairman,
Armfeld, R.. F., State~ville.
Schenck. David. Lincolnton,
Cowles. W. 81. H, Wilkesboro',
McNeill, DR. G. c.. Catawba Station
Hende, son, Jno. q, Salisbury,
Dubsun, Joseph Yadk'nville.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
AVERY, \. e., Murg&nton, Chairman
C.cke, s NJ A~h-viIle,
Love, r. j. Webster,
Neiil, Q. F., Jefferson,
Gndger, Ja7. NJ, Burnsvllle,
Durham, Plato, Sh7lby,
Cash, l.. S.. Heuderson7llle.
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For the Journal.
Township Meeting.


MAscNB Ro' township. July IL.
At meepi, of the Democratic Conser-
vari,e party OF MasonborD' township, this
day held, limo by L. George was called
20 the Char, al d John W. Hewitt Was re-
ested 70 act as Secretary. After remarks
by tho Chairman explanatory of the pur-
poses of the meetDg tue following were
nominated for o0n-hip officers:
Mogi-tta es T. T. G orge, j. w. Hew-
TT.
School Cnm ni'tee-T T. George. j. W.
q. ui and Beas y.
Clerk J.:A. FarroR,
( Cons abb. .. Montfort.
J EIeeDiutIon4 ~tr Ia--e uusninousIy Id
saVUr "a iug u Cui vrI 81 N, as IN
/ .vor Of -iecrIug hs can tate LoutDaied
y the u mocr4tIc COu-eraiV- lartN.--
Aft,ru lev uell-tiD.d d reDa K by j. j.
3 tasty, tho useetiDg adjourned
4. Il GEORGE,
Chairman.
J. ". HEWITT, Secretary.
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,i.FsrlY @AfAA@ -'A- -,
4llsI Ly a .t'yU body of Teachers.
.y7Hl LOCATION il pcoverkially hoslthfnl
Z Ifo courre of study in al, the Departments
~r5 !ut aud thorough Tao accommodations
-.~ EOa7deFs good.
t5SCt : 50 will cover all exoenses FOR a full
.sto arv nd = iertiic course incudipg Ancient
r--l N.de-D Languages, with muelc.
kX:uACr, FROM TESTIMONIALS.
.r.D q re Holmes J. LID. 'rof English
l.! eratu1o. University Of Virginia.
iaaye ko4*n aIr. Bar$ ioqg and well, and
I've uco1 scqna'nted with the conoNc' oi ms m
.....3I and the meTk-b.e proficiency OF his
.1n.,s. / hive fels s. special grfuhcatloH IN 40
+. i..g 5;e Yr. At attention which he uniformly
nv il, his course of ius.rCc ion, TO the Eng 'leh
f. image aud its 5Ich nd varied Li'era' Ure'
JF GA Rev u. HidFn, Wilmington, n. o.
After = Ing aid intimate acqusIntance with
r John t}&rt Principal OF Il b Baptist Female
ms s.itute II gives me pleasure to state that
regard tim A. on ~ lie most thoro7Hh!y con
C n,loua cap~fle End euc sessi1' educators hal
nEY ever Bn""I
tFr.m F.ev. JAS Y CO G.eenvilo. !. -
hoe te, rim a. Il. ouga ID .cs ii II of their
l.r,tt . ON ~ a. eft r ;IlsIl to y sco them
rr.-rr h.. .ah q ct pl..s Hart. His thorough
scs.. II . I'D llr id e5'Us sentiments as to
+ m TO- us c. o. vocation. | can conceive no
hi,.er dvsLt.c-s - N sre fered BY his school
,Ft.a1 r 'esrs, 5t<rn'o Oh, W.
Tax u.a+enr j. com .ooncing to the ont nil
\ .ce II ny ier1s and the y o &c gabtraIlF MT
J.. n Hart ma h. yonng ladies' oemin&ry un-
str his cholgs.
tF,oa. nv IL %ooJG Mobile, Ala
.cn in TIE l.nd cf which have formed high
OF est.G&
.Fr Ii ler. y. II. Mc9ufTey. L L. d. UnlveT
sit, OF Y rgini+
There are -eT men well Quahued to give
ir- racti1n T. any class CT papiv as know Mr.
"a - c
"A
i,y o. u w4Tch
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4 1IUDEL NEWSPAPER.
he Carolina Messenger,

s.VTG;g {. II IL EVERY FRIDAY
AT 9OLD~BORO. ~. G.
TUpROTED ANb ENLARGED!
\ NEWSPAPER OF THE RESENT IN g, 1,.u,,
,rt>D. d FOR The TErPLE NOW ON tARTH,
iccludIup rners rIech 4nIcs, Merchants, FRO
f4s-iorai Men, aud ali manuer or hoEesC loIhs'
0SIY 4 q . DOLLARS "A YEAR!
FIX OoPIEs ONE YEAR FOR SlO
G.lg~ Every new subscriber receives, as
A GIFT. a handsome POCKET MAP OF
NORTH CAROLINA, containing also a
Calend lr, n i the time of holding Superior
Oour,s IN every County throughout the
State. @GJQ ,,,,,,.
NJ rortn CaroIIntan Ghould be without
thfs Map.
THE MESSENGER is p-e-eminently readSole
FAMILY APER COW in its z h 'olume, ana, rs
a VEHICLE OF Ntws, has always neIo tue LII -, 81
ranK mong 5 uthern journals LIS news on
every topic # interest. poht!cai. nCeFA.S 9t
domeafic and Ie1gn-is always fresh ab0ndant
yarIons and accurate, comprising the whole c1roe
IF curreut Intelligence. always rendered WIN
such promptirude and spirit, that the paper mas
"aigo I'D increasing .HG S S'TG4'S,1STOH SF oPTN1OH
TuE MrssFHcFR i fearless, trcnchant, ludoml-
table ardent in its advocacy of soonu Deulo -
era ic PRINCIPLES, unsparIng IN lts ueuu t 49,
of poll ic4l abuses ard corruption; anu - 49,, ~ =
timing It's dis ,ussiOn to mare pOAtlcs. IL Nshes
wide range tonches upon great variety OF SID
iec.- en- aims 70 be safe guide OF puonc
opinion on all topics which engage pubhc atten
ton 1t gives cons nspic1oTs prominence 70 S'"''
news = d market reports.
C,.yA-sFRs WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY.
SE ID YOUR MONEY .
IA Tust OCice orders wherever convenient, }
rot, then register n otters CO, c0mH tSlnnS lnon''
Address JULIUS a hoNhAH
editor and Psop'r
Goldsboro', N. g.
7,sr2 d1t-w1y
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Corrsspor 1ence N. y. Head
NORTD CAROLIN 4
TIE CONVENTION CAMPAIGS IN TUE
OLD NORTH STATE.
Az xCIIIxG AHD BI T.. n POLITICAL
CANVASS

Fuu History Of the Convention -4ct-TEe State
Debt 2uTation- The Jtaicl0Ty eH1 IOOn-
ship Sys en- Tactics Of the Radicals Ho'O
the Negroes Are ~teA Whlppei lao the Par
ty-The Eeai Issu me Campaign
4Io,o The COnUen!50n as hes, ictad The
Ciua and f'olttjocl Righ 8 Of the
NEGRO and the Homestead La Not
TO be tgucbed-E7a huS1GS'ic Meet
ing Of CoLored Conservatives
Feeling Among the Radical
D0rkies, &C., DC, d..
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SANDY RUS.-It will be seen that til
day for speaking at Sandy Ian, Grant
Township. has been changed from Satar-
d.y 29tn inst, to Thursday July 9th. Col.
Covan, J. l.. Holm, S. Ed. and Maj. G.
". McClammy will bs present. Capt. 8.
A. Ashe vii speak the same day, with C9j.
". S. Devane a. Lii ing on.
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A bad nat taken t an evening party fire.
ou-ntl, e n, out as good as new,
4 lire'ts wogon Is a gossip's tongue.
D,ua sac brolls s-ste ks ,ok-d at bt me.
leading artio!o--Ths blind MN dog.
Tee right hand lin marriage)-The left.
To r@m0ye stains from character-tes es
rioh.
Toe great "senses" taker-Brandy and
water.
The magic mirror-A beautiful face Lit
up With emlles.
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Democratic Conservative Candidates Ter


De Demucratlc-Con Candidates Ter
Convention.
Tho following is q list OF candidates as
far as heard from. We hope our friends
will forward to US names of candidates to
fill the blanks
Alamauce-W. J. Murray.
Alexander-J. B. Pool,
Aleghany-
Anson-Co!. r. 7. Bennett.
Ashe-
B aufort-F. B Satterthwaith.
Bertie-D. G. Winsion.
Blsden-Major r. NJ. Devane.
Bruuswick-S. r. Chinnis.
Buncombe-Col W. D. Rankin.
Burke-Joseph Erwin.
Cabarrus-Johu NJ. Long.
Caldwell-J. B. Powell.
Camdeu-ChHs. Williams.
Cart+ret-J Henry Davis.
Caswell-Giles Mebane, Hon. John
Kerr.
Catawba-Lock McCorkle.
Chatham-HoD. John Manning, Jr.,
Geo. For shee.
Cherokee
Chowan-C Capt. Octavus Cook.
Oieavelaud-Lee NJ. McAffee.
Columbus- Capt. John w. Ellis.
Craven-Hon. NJ E. Manly. G. @. Clarke,
Henry Harding.
Cum berlapd-W. Ii. WrlSuGJ DoncAu
shaw.
Currituck-Nathan L. Walker.
Davidson Afr. Hargrave,C. f. Lowe.
Davle-J r Williams.
Duplin-Jas W. Bluut. I4aac B. Kelly.
Edgecombe-hon. Il. T. Ozark. w.
L. via.
Fr,rkhn-Dr. E. a. Orudup, W. 8.
Harris.
.-t II Jas. Fl. White.
Cat mills l.. Eure.
! G auviIl,-J. .. Amis, A. Sr Peace. w.
I VI. Snrsd
Gu,lford-D. f. CAld veil, Nerius Men
Half x-Ed. Couiglaud. R. H. Smith.
+ Nj. Parker.
Harne't-Geo. w Pegram.
Haswo d-Cnl. Csshy.
Fl nderoun-John d. Hyman, 3. V.
Pick, MS.
H-rtford-Jesse J. Yeates.
! Il, de-W B. Garter.
Ired,.ll-R F. Armfeld. DR.. Campbell.
Jackson
, Jonuston-J. r. Leach, P. Goodwin.
" JoDes-B T. ANkew.
LenoIr--Johu F. Wosten.
Liucoln-AIfred j. Morrison.
i Macon-Gtay.
: Nadison-Dr Jessie WaIlin.
8 Martin--W. T. Crawford.
s McDowell-A. NJ. Erwin.
), Mecklenburg-A. G. Neal, Jno. Il.
J Brown.
g Mitchell-
o Mon g4mery-
Moore- ten. w. d. Dowd.
Naeh-A Ii. Arlington.
New Hauover-R. FL. Cowan, ID Shaw.
y >orthampton-M. w. Ransom, ID. a.
70 Barnes.
@ nrslouA MnrriII
: OraDge-Hon. w. A. Graham, DR.. Pride
Jones.
Ps squotank-
Peid IimAns-Thos. J. Skinner.
Person = Jas. Holeman, Sr.
= Pit-Germain Bernard, DIR. i. >.
Blount.
It Pok-Col James K. Simpson.
Randolph
II Richmond
9 Robeeon-Giles Loitch, Malcom Pur-
d cell.
- Rockingham-Hon. A. M. Scales. Geo.
D. d. Boyd.
% Ro1an-Obodia Woodson, J. s.. Hen
e derson.
h Rutherford-R. l.. Gilkey.
Sampson-A, A. McKoy.
Stanly-
Stokes-Saml NJ. Hughes.
r. E5urry-Robt. S. Gilmore.
* Transylvania-
10 Tyrrcll-
Union-A. F. Stevens.
Wake-Hons. Thos. Bragg, ID. Nj. Bar
ringer, A. S. Merrimon and Green T.. Al
ford. Esq.
Warren-W. A. Montgomery, ID. T..
& Goodloe.
or Washingt Nd. SpruiIl.
n Watauga-J. 3. Todd.
-, Wayne-Hon. W. T. Dortch, Dr.. It. NJ.
Roberts.
OF Wllkes-P. Horton.
be Wlison-H. q. Moss.
of Yadkin--Jno ID HOlcomb.
10 Yancy- -Pfofiit.
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HOtc's sio either oVergrown nuiss noes or
e,o lsrg4 fAml ies where every wish 10 gra'Ihed
by accommodate Ms which q smaller msnage
could i'll support. The Messrs. hlce, OF tho
>MgsrCAN aOU5E BOSTON, keep this fact
constantly in Wow, and their hotel constantly in
grasses in pubic favor.
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The Wadesboro Argus says that tho
negro jim Coptege, VINO " as to have bet
hung on yesterday for the murder Of Mr..
J. W. Redfearn. has been respited by the
Governor.
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:. y. PEARSALL

hAvINa QUALIFIED AS INSPECTOR OF
Naval Stores, &c, rospec tally offers his SER
Tices to his friends ana the public generally.
NAV 10 l5-wtf
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a VOID QUAOKS S.-A VICTIM OF EARLY
n indIecEellon, causing nervous debility, pre-
mature decay. etc, having tried in vain every
advertised remedy, hss discovered simple
means OF eelf cure which he will send free to hls
fellow sufferers. J. q. 1UrILE, 76 Nassau 81,
New Yo City.
tsnlS 49.W6mch
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BNOTS AND SHOES.
STATE NORTH CAROLINA,
RTADRy COTrNTY

STATE OF NORTH CAROLiNA,
BLADEN COUNTY. !
: HI. i 20 LG.HIItY TdAC HAVE BEEN
: -,ifT.r flr ,q4Uy years fro9, Hernit AMI have
+. ..! aIs ho IN ais Q-uaI IN s1cn ases--used o
v-re% IS years, Cf diflere1t k.n's. but Jailed to
Il 70, q Until used Tfuas uador the direc-
..3.! IF Or. J. T. Ecaoawald. which III nix has
la perfect cure of ms. and I would recon
~-oud A.. sufferers to nee his Trusses if they
q "a ready reliet ~
July ION, 1871.
- 24W3t*
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}}sIlylW HIGH SCnOOL.

uE nExr LESION WILL BEGIN THE
- 7 If JnIy 1871 and coHtinGe Twenty (20)
weeks.
ROYAL & SMITH,
Warsaw, n. @.
1850 29-w4t%
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RGRgRT G., JOHNSON.

INsp EOTOR OF NAVAL STORES, COTTON, &c.
WIIWls GTUH. N. G.
NFFICE AT JJHN y. HEYERs STORE.
~ " uId inform hi lends and old customers
thst IA, has qualified as Inspector, and soliclts
|sr "a E.-tf
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NEPos1rIoNs LOB PBooF OF DEBT. With
oct security. Can be lad at the
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Rates OF ADvERTIsIHa.

square. of 10 Hues or less, for each and every
insertion, 81.
Special Notices viii be charged On 90 per square
for each and every insertion.
All Obituaries and private publications Of eyeLy
character are charged as advertisements.
a0- No advertisement rejecting upon private
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WANTED! !!

a. SITUATION AS TEACHER. For par
JOHN A. McMURRAY,
Graham. N. O.
july II Z4-Ston
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our L gislatnre ia sachu~ etts refused
20 N. div her nsti utlon in h respect L
ruvt i, dI ated, bough it as urged thai
.he.eiw uual ticatlonB we're IutracIons OF
the urt Ell b ameDdmeLt, an 1t must be
resumed that a L. gjelAturo whlch had
onl, abou forf> d.s,oynl mn IN Il must
have So sc.s d o .ly becru-e the party thai
| made the tour eeLth amendment did mol
think that either Of these requirements IL
| oar constitution at al Intrlnged ita Provis-
| IONS
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Fifty THOUSAND VOTERS

by corstirutional pIer, qui-i1es to voting.
such as tax pa>lrg and reading and VII
lug. Surely sue" sqnirems Its '"bI!dge'
cry s. riuusiy man. rgnt t. 20 e. lht Il
a lop:iOu Ia South Carolina W. uld reduce
he C. .n9tltu~t c. there TO very manage
,ble shap-, can tell you. Their q option
in any elave-no.diUg State wvuld insure
q lol Governments. Row, ia tee
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STAUMTON
Raptist Pe ale Institute,
STAUNION, VA

.t.:1q EIA8T III. h.,......: Principal
allsI Ly fitH Jody Of Ieuc4erS.
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R.-But there's the rub. Will not &C
ept4uce Of the amendments prevent any
% dification
Mr.. A.-Wby. no, I think not. II mus
| pe aoulied impartialIy, but any reform IL
that regard which is possible a: all Is q
Osslbla With as without the N. W.
Mass 4chusetts di,francuise, they te-
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TIE kU-kLUX Law. .

R.-Bnt Gbout he kn-Klux bill Of the
last Congrtsz. Isn't that measure long
step IL tao uilcetIou Of d forced cons'ruc-
non Of the amendmenta IN tEvHr % tho
r .d.cai parry
| Mr.. A.-Ah, you torch the nUp Of the
whole matter. Just the krpubilcan
| % .rtg caonot SO anything 0nfIlendig to
their own amend ment5 in the contillu-
! iopal restrictions upon suffrage IN thls
state or in Rhode Island, 20 they regard
that revolutionary bill, known a tie hn'
KInx law, as legitimate e1eEclse OF power
uud eomo of these new amendments.-
Ii fact, 1e have now got far enough III tue
rial of written constitutions to see tha
,hev are. 10 tact, iuet what hey are con-
s.rued 10 mean. Now this is inevitable. -
There is 80 sense u crying over 1t. 1h'
Kn Klnx bill, for instance, seems to mo
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AN ABSOLUTE SURRESDEI

of the whole principle of free government
Indeed as bald truth, and betS cen Cs,
the Election bill and the Kn Klnx bin TO-
gether actually place III the Prosident's
hands every legal power that any man who
had the will could desire to raise himself
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J. ". HEWITT, Secretary.
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mar )
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to empire. Yon look surprised, but it is
literally and pre- ciseiy as / say. Control
over the army to regulate eiectionP, aud
obsolpto power TO lmprison by military
force without babeas corpus, Is supreme
and unlimited despotisu in possibility
Yet great mass of honest men see no
harm In all this, and regard it merely as a
proper exercise of delegated power under
the amendments.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-03-10
Compulsory Education.

The nublic school system ia becom.
inc n Ieodirg ouaetion in ihiu ooun
try. In the several localities If ne.
slmns various nbosas of intares,
which are in themselves oC imnort.
snce, hut tLe uromincnt rcature ot
our school svstem demanding ott.n.
tim IA tho oupstion of comruIsorv
sducation We ora .Iad IN 500 thi.
promised reform taking dine rromi-
neuco i'm this country Many oIra.dv
,ro heuininr to 600 ito risIon, L,, tive
examine set hv other nowc,s and We
believe the dov il COMING whon bv
apeneral law. every child in Americo
will ha cop,nallpd IN attend schooI
whether the porcnts so will Or mot go
We shall hoiI tlat dov NJ - rro, 4
landmark i'm the nernrtuiIv of opr
institutions IuI.IIirnure !. tbe I'm .
sis or all trYe government In Der.
lin ovnrv chilli ovor 81 certoin opc
fourd Ioitpriug ohn,,t i nirked m hy
the notice and com npIlcd to attend
school The recent war has demons
strnted heyoud a question the supcrf>
oritv orthc prus.ians oveI the F, ench.
wbvp France uud.r tho heels of
popcrv has been travelling in the
mire of ignorance. while her neigh
hors across the border were living
under the influence of "A school svs.
tenn which compcIlcd every child to
learn the first laws of self govern
ment 10 come down 70 the practi.
cal workings in the communities of
our own S,atc.Iwe find AN immense
tax exuended every wear for educa
,ionnl ruruoses whilaa larre pr0por-