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THE NEGRO hU-KLUX.
A Brutal Murder In North Carolina.
trrnm the thesterteld pemocrat. |

From the Chesterfield Democrat
Mr.. James w. Redftarn, of Whites Store,
Auson County, N. c., was murdered Saturday
night last, between 10 aud II O'Clock, and the
store OF himself and partner ro6oed oi con-
siderable amount OF money. Mr.. Redtearn
was seen (abUut 10 o'clock) by one OF his
neirhbors 10 20 to the stable with Il light 10
feed his horse. As he was returning to- the
store the light suddenly disappeared. and ut
The same spot his body was found next MORN
ing with his skull crushed by u heavy blow IN
the back part of ll1e head. His pockets had
been ritied, anu the key Of the store obtained;
the door unlocked, and The money drawer
robbed OF its contents. Lewis Coppedge, u
colored man. anu his brother are suspected
escaped, but his brother is.under arrest. Lew
Is robbed the same store, about year ago, OF
several hundred dollars; was arrested and
lodged in Jail at Wadesboro', but escape d, and
has since been lurking In this county until re.
Gently Last Friday night he was seen near the
store OF Mr.. Redlearn, and on Saturday night
the bruta! murder was oolhmilted. On Mon
day, 22d, about noon or ilttle alter, LEWIS
Coppedge arrived In this. town and Immediate.
lv entered store and comnenceG trading,
buying iue clothing, watch, &C., spending
seyenty-hve dollars in q few minutes. He was
soon suspected, identified and arrested, and
s4s7 taken from him for salekeeping. He
seemed vesy much frightened, and told num-
bpr of different stories about the money in his
possessiun. First. that his mother gave it
10 him; then that he had fallen In with q
company OF kn-klmX. who committed lne
murder, and gave him the money to say moth
inr about il. when told that his brother was
nnder arrest on suspicion, he is said 10 have
cried. and asserted That his brother knew
nothing about the murder On Tuesday, u
narly OF citizens IRON Whites Store, including
ihe partner Of the murdered man, having
been apprised OF The arrest OF Coppedge. ar
rived here for the purpose oi taking him back
10 North Carolina. They recognized several
articles taken from tile negro as the property
of Mr.. Kedlparp. Also the clothes he wore
into Cheraw, and pistol with some blood on
it. They left in The afternoon. taking the
prisoner back for trial. a guard OF United
states soldiers accompanied them as far as the
State line to prevent any attempted rescue.
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No. &c PINE STREET, n. Y. Nov. q, 1887.
UpoLPHo WOLFE, ESQ.,, Present: DEAR SIR
have made chemical examination Of sample
of your "Schedam schnapps,n with the ilGent Of
determining if any foreign or injurious substance
had been added TO the simple distilled spiri=s.
The examination has resulted in the conclusion
that the sample contained Io poisonous or narm'
full admiXtures. have been unable to discover
any trace G the deleterlous substances Thlcn
are sometimes employed in the adulteratlon Of
liquors. would not hesitate to use myself nor
TO recommend to others, for medicinal purposes
the s,Schicdam Schnapps'' as an excellent anu
unobiectionable variety OF gin. Very respectfully
vours fslyued) CuAS. A. SEELY, Chemist.
CHEMICAL AND TECHNICAL LABORATORY,
IS EXCHANGE PLACE, n. y, Nov. To- 1867.
UpoLpHo WOLFE, Esq. DEAR SIR-The under
signed have carefully and thoroughly analysed
sample OF your Aromatic Schiedam Scha pps,"
selected by ourselves, and have found the same
free from all organic or inorganic substances,
more or less Injurious to health. From the result
OF our examination we consider the article one OF
superior quality, heathful as q beverage, and
efectual In It's medicinal qualities.
Respectfully yours,
tsigned) ALEX. TRIPPEL, Chemist.
FRANCIS E. ENGELHARD, NJ. D.
For sale by ale respectable Grocers and Dru
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UDOLPHO .WOLFE'S EST,
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Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September /.
feel that we have now an article OF gia suit.
able for such cases Us that remedy Is adapsed to.
DIR. ]. w. BRIGHT.
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"schnappsn is a remedy in chronic catarrhal
complaints, &c.
take great pleasure in bearing highly credit.
able testimony TO its efficacy as remedial agent
In the diseases for which you recommend 1t.
Having natural tendency to the mucous sur.
faces, with slight degree Of stimulation, re
gard 1t as one OF the most important remedies in
chronic catarrhal affections, particularly those Of
the genlto-urinary apparatus With mech re-
speIt, your obedient servant,
ClAS. A. LEaS, ". D., New York.
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a shock Of an earthquake was felt in New
York State on Sunday morning, at haltpast
o'clock, ut Rochester, Syracuse, and other
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-12-28

ton. One can suffer and die in the cabin
without the ears being jeered and insulted
with drunken profanity. A woman, with
was caught stealing cabbage. When
asked if hunger prompted her to commit
the theft. she answered: "No; had
rather 60 to Jail than live in the barracks :"
There is a suggestion of military life in
the name of these horrible tenements. 1t
is true an army is congregated there-an
INDISPENSABLE something that commences
where reason leaves off and instinct be-
gins. Men and women 90 into the bar
racks Just as the beasts retreat to their
dens and the fish hide themselves under
the stones. An army is marshalled with
ont officers or discipline
The only missionary work performed
in these quarters is accomplished by the
Chicago police. 1t is the policemen who
gives timely warning of the approach of a
special visitor of the Chicago Relief and
Aid Society Time is allowed to get the
drunken husband out of sight. or, if neces-
sary. a bloody cloth is tied around his
head, and the poor man thad just got his
death blow sure from fall from scat
told" Then board is pulled up sudden
ly from the floor, not only to let in the
cold, but to hide away whatever may re-
main of the last days bounty of the
ChicagoiRelief and Aid Society All the
small children are made to set up howl,
whilst about all the confusion frowzy-
headed female is heard praying for the
''sowl of that good old Robert Collier
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Marriage PecuIiarities.

Parson Allen. OF d., was quite wag,
as we'll as peculiarly interesting preach
er. He was often called upon to perform
the ceremony, and his peculiarities on
such occasions often furnished A supply
OF merriment long after the parties had
retired from the parsonage
On one occasion, after the marriage
knot had been tied, the bridegroom, sup
posing that the parson was entitled by
law to a certain tee. and would therefore
return the change, handed the minister a
ten dollar bill, which was carefully folded
and placed in his pocket The old par
son having noticed the X in the corner of
the old State Bank note, kept up his live
ly conversation. commencing upon the
ups and downs of life, till the groom ha9
become somewhat nervous over the de-
lay in relation to his change and he VEN
tured to say:
''Parson Allen. that was a ten dollar
bill gave you"
Yes, so perceived; you are very gen
erous. 1t is not often that receive so
large fee. A comfortable thing it is to
have bank note in ones pocket" And
then gave some amusing illustrations of
seltishness. and another ten minutes of
precious time was consumed.
Again the groom ventured to remind
the parson that he had not returned the
change he expected. and he hesitatinglv
suggested
Perhaps You did not think that the
bill | handed you for your services was
ten, did you, Parson Allen? o.
"Oh, yes. l noticed that it was and l
assure You ! have not been 80 agreeably
tor a long time. | always
think on such occasions that the husband
has an appreciative regard for his worthy
partner, and presume that you regard
Your wife that now is, worth at least ten
dollars, and I doubt it you would have
the Knot united for twice the amount,
would YOU Mr. N >"
Not l." said the non-plussed groom
But is there not regular fee which the
minister is allowed to take for marrying
folks ?"
Not that / am aware Of said the
parson. I'VE always leave the fee to be
fixed upon by the parties who get mar
red "
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ITO THE LADIES.-The celebrated DIR. L. DIX
Il, particularly Invites all Ladies who need Med.
zeal or Surgical adviser to call at his Rooms, II
Endicott St Boston, Mass, which they will find
arranged for their special accommodation.
DR.. DIX having devoted over twenty wears TO
this particular branch of the treatment OF ali dis.
eases peculiar to females, is now conceded by all
Goth in this country and Europe,) that he excels
all other known practitioners in the safe, speedy
and efectual treatment Of all female complaints
His medicines are prepared with the express pur.
pose of removing all diseases, such as debility,
weakness, unnatural suppressions, enlargement Of
the womb, also discharges which How from a NOR.
bid state of the blood. The Doctor is now fully
PREPARED to treat in his peculiar style. both medi.
caliy and surgioally all diseases of the female
and they are respectfully invited to call at
No. FL EndicOtt St, BOSTON.
All letters requiring advice must contain one dol.
lar to insure answer.
Boston, Jan, ! tsal-lyr
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lHrse exquisite verses are from one G
>they Nynu's Iove-IetterS" in Scrihner
r December
Nree, only three, MY darling,
~,parate, solemn, slow
Ngt Ike the swim and JOYOUS ones
y used TO know
~ aeu we kissed because we loved each otha
simply TO taste loves sweet,
Ani lsvished our kisses as the summer
ilNishes heat
'l- ~ they kiss whose hearts are wrung,
w hen hope and fear arc spent,
N1 nothing is lei IN give, except
sacrament
t~ 81 The three, nv darling,
H -acred unto pain
Vs. have hurt each other often;
" o. shall again,
Va hen We pine because we miss each other,
And DO not understand
low the written words are So much colder
aan eye and hand.
Mss thee dear, for all such pain
Which we may give or take;
Nred, forgiven, before il comes
D az our loves sake,
-la second kiss. nv darling.
- full OF Joys sweet thrill:
have blessed each other always
We always will.
= ~hal reach until we feel each Other
tS-t all the time aud space
" shall listen It'll we hesr each other
la every rlace
~ earth j. full Of messenger
" hieh lore sends 10 and fro
- thee, darling, for all loS
" hlrh We shall know
f- s>l Kiss. OH nv darling
Nv loVe-l cannot >ee
Trough my tesrs, a, remember
v hat II NAV be.
may aie ana never see each other.
l'l- With m time t. give
B NJ >igh that our hearts are tAithlu!
.iie. s. live
-ru II WHIST they Will not see
who see our parting breath,
.~ '.ir 1T ki-~. nav darling. seal
>-- a heath
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WHAT ARE THEY ?

Sfa4c OF Panr ium. Nhisket. proof spirits
aud Refuse Liquors tagtll. (. sp}rrl aud sNtel
ned tn please tb taste, called tJ4te7, u" Appe'4-
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thc bones art Ave. destroyed hy mineral poison %.
Gtirr roln. AMI me 'inn organs wasted beyau1 ~
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Bilious, Kemiitcnt aud lutcrmittent Fovers4
Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and
BLADDER, these Buffers have been most sueeess
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BLOOD, adi5n IS generally rEaA.r-i by der useusHI
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DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Mead
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CHEST. Dizziness, Ronr Erpcatoas 81 the Stomae1
Bad taste IN the Mouth, Bilious Attacks. PaPit1tt2-
at the Heart Inflammation OF the Lungs, Pain 10 Sue
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They ,nvigorate the Stomach and stimulate the TOR
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FOR SKIN DISEASES, EruFtons letter. %
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and Diseases 81 the SKIN, OF whatever uame on lall
are literally dug up nud carried pnt ofThe system N q
short time by tue OF these BiEtefs. Dus lt+lFA
such cases Will conytucs lhc most lucrsu2at rs saa
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Too BAD The following little story is
very neatly told by Danbury paper
Friday afternoon young lady sitting al
frl Mt window, tossing in her hand what
might have been bali Of white yarn, at
tracted the attention OF a middle-aged char
on the street. whose gallantry prompt
ed him TO hold up his hands to cacth.
The interest she displayed in hurting ii
down to him was no deeper than that he
showed in catching it, although as several
who saw the performance charitable re-
marked, no one could have known that
the egg was a bad one"
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New York University Medicines
The Creates Success OF the Age.
BRANCH OFFICE, go CONGRESS ST., PORTLAND.
Under Congress Hall,
F + l. f G STAPI. f 5
Agent for she State Of Maine ana
New Brunswfck.


~ Asents "anteo IN every town In the State.<kf
has been about one and one half years since the
nversity Medicines were introduced into this State.
Notwithstanding the opposition from the Faculty,
the sale is daily increasing Thousands of certificates
can De presented If necessary, but II the following
are not sufficient to satisfy the most sceptica 10 300
additional ones would be useless.
CATARRH, (the mother of consumption, Scrof
ula, Salt Rheum, and many other diseases hitherto
considered incurabIe, readily yield under treatment
of the University Medicines
FEMALE DISEASES treated with perfect sue.
cess Having treated over two hundred cases within
the last three months, consider 1t safe to warrant
perfect cure to 30 cases out of every one hundred
without cauterization or the least exposure.
SPERMATORRHGA,t the greatest destroyer of
humanity on the face of the Globe. How many be-
wall the loss q precious vitality without having the
slightest Idea Of the cause, their manhood Ia daily
vanishing and they are gliding into state OF hope
less decay. have treated over five hundred cases
of this malady within six months with the Unlyer.
slty Medicines with perfect success.
Persons afflicted with diseases will please call or
send and get book free, wherein they will find
their diseases explained, and necessary remedies.
Address PEIEG STAPLES,
250 Congress ST., Portland, Ne
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do you keep matches ?" asked wag
of Hawley grocer. "Oh, yes. all kinds, :"
was the reply. Well. I'll take trot-
ting match.'' said the wag. The grocer
Immediately handed him box Of pills
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-12-28

A swell wishing to make himself inter
esting, asked, maria, what do you sup
pose I was hundred years ago ?''-s'Just
what you are now, nothing at ALL" was
the prompt reply.
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For five years have suffered with catarrh. bad
consumptivc cough and pain In my left side. had
employed several physicians and have paid them
over $3.50 without the least benefit. | have used So
worth Of the University Medicines, and am relieved
from the above troubles.
JOHN SHAW West ComI St., Portland Ne
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A few nights ago a citizen Of West
Point, Va, who resides in the outskirts
of the city. saw. late at night fire in the
field in the rear of his residence, and in
company with friend went TO learn its
purpose He found full grown negro
cooking a black cat in kettle which he
had stolen from the house The negro
had cut off one leg of his unmentionables,
placed the black cat therein alive, tied
both ends of the improvised sack, and put
in the sack and was boiling it in brisk
fire. Upon making inquiry as to the OBJ
.ject which he had in view, he said that he
had been told that. if he would cook a
black cat alive and eat it, it would not
only make him lucky at cards, but give
him nine lives and, having nine lives, he
would be proof against dem dar dreaful
kukluXers
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IHILl.'s RnRUMATaG PALS

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Neuralgia, Gout and Sick Headache. Also Hin
Pile Ointment, equally reliable Tor the of Piles.
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United States Hotel,
HI Cor. FULTON AND WATER SIS

NEAR FULTON FERRY. NFW YORR
This well known and fayorite Hotel has recently
been renoyated. rem0deled md furnished nr. AuI
elegantly throughout. ~ IS kept on tue European
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The location IL more accessible to All part ~ Nrw
YORK ana Brooklyn thar any other house in the
city. The Broadway stages pass the Hotel every
three minutes besides various lines o STREET cars,
one OF which intersectS every other T0ut" Iva New
York.
1t being but two blocks from Fulton Ferry makes
Ii convenient tor those wishing to visit the CITY
Churches as from this Ferry dvergr all thr yriu-
cipal railroad routes in the city of Brooklyn,
GEO. N. & II. S. TERRY, Proprietors.
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DEAR MRS. FLOOD Il think 1t my duty to adj
dress you with few lines stating my cure with your
wonderful catarrh specific. l have been afflicted
with catarrh ever since child and have spent great
deal OF money among our first doctors, and have
tried every thing heard of without obtaining any
relief. l am cured by using your Catarrh Specific.
an willing to answer all enquiries.
Mrs. L.. A. BuTTERFIELD, Watervile Me