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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09

OUTRAGE by a NEGRO IN ROCHESTER N.
Y:--Rochesser, N. Y, Jan. 1 --Ou Saturday
last a negro, 20 years of age, decoyed little
girl named Oche, 10 years of age, into the
commons just outside of the city, and com
united a terrible outrage upon her
de evidently intended to kill her. striking
her in the face with his fit She wandered
into the t'wn of Brighton, having to cross
over on the ice of the canal, river aud feeder
t. do 80. She sought refuge in a house.
where her condition was ascertained and
word sent to the police. The girl gave such
description Of the sounded as enabled the
police I" suspect who the rascal was, and he
was captured this morning in the town of
Penheld, brought to the city, and t,ken be-
fore the girl, who identified him. The peo.
plc made an attempt to lynch tie villain. bu.
the police fought them of, using their re-
rolvers in doing The girl is IN pre-,
carious condition. The excitement over the
affair is great, and threats are freely made
against the life of the negro.
Rochester, January 4.--I1oward. the negro
who outraged the girl Oche. was secretly con.
veyed to the court rom this evening At
half pxst o'el.ck he was arraiyned on the
indictment, and, pleading guilty, was sen-
fenced by Judge Darwin Stnith t, twenty
years at hard labor in the Auburn State Pris
on The prisoner was Immediately removed
and qnie'ly taken from the city.
AUBURN. January S 1.-The negro Howard.
who con!nitted an outrage on a white girl in
Rochester few day since, arrived in the city
thus morning, and took his plaza in the State
Prison, under sentence of twenty years. He
was very happy t, get safely within the walls.
putting his thumb to his nose and making a
fan OF his fingers to the crowd outside as he
went up the stairs in the main hall.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09

Sad q G''sr On Saturday morning a week.
the family OF one of our citizens was aroused
BY a noise enanating from he room occupied
by young woman who had stopped with
the family for few days. Upon entering
the room the girl was found struggling vio>
[lently. A physician was called in, and he
pronounced it a case of poisoning. She died
IN a very shortt tine. The name of the Young
woman was Mss Thorpe, from the neighbor
hood of Summit Point, Jefferson county. and
she had for some time been visiting in the
upper Valley, and on her way home had
stopped in town. She vas int rred in AIt.
Hebron Cemetery. A sad affair, indeed.
Winchester Mans
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09
Spirit Of Jeffersoll.
charlestown. W. Va. January 9. We.
The New Year.

The New Year.
Time has been passed. aud We can only hope
Z, our readers a smooth road, buoyant spirit.
and q stalaart arm. to encounter the coming
future. ssssss
A prompt payment Of debt. and balances
.dtthis time is desirable, thar ilSmay see where
they stand. and go forward with a clear I'M
dsrss.nding and upon a sound basis. The
paying Of small bills especially exests large
results in the settlementsof Indebtedness, as
one paying enables anotkerto pay, and as this
process is extended, a comparatively small
amount Of money, in passing around, enables
many to meet their obligations.
With the commencement. of the New Year.
Nc should be pleased to add goodly number
of subscribers tn our list. The present year
Is one that will be evcntful in the history of
our State and Country. Besides the general
interest in the National Field Of Politics. the
people of West Virginia will be particularly
Interested in the proceedings Of the Consti,u-
tional Convention and the Legislature, which
will convene during the present month. We
have made such arrangements, as we feel as
sured. will give to our readers full and salts
factory Report as to the enacsmen,s of either
body.
The aaoance terms of the esprit" hav-
ing been reduced, to 50 so, We invoke its
friendssto interest themselves in its behalf,
and if those Of its old patrons, who have
pssnd by it through evil and good report, will
but each add one additional name. we shall be
content. and endeavor to make tho paper
worthy Of the confidence reposed. s s..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09

.sA ghost" it is reported, has lately been
seen At night, in the Capitol at Washington,
By abe guards stationed sthersi
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09

19-A. Columbia, S. G, last week, Judge
Bond sentenced dozen ri the alleged Ku
klrx who had either been convicted or had
confessed. I" punishments varying from Eve
years TO three months imprisonment, and
81. 900 to $50 fine. The convictions in these
eases are on the charge of conspiracy t, in
ssrfere with voters" and do not t,uch the
Eravcr offences alleged agains, the prisoners.
which will need decisinn Of the Supreme
Cours before they can be br"nght to trial.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09

Eg We are indetted t. Hon. Frank P.
Blair. Of the US. Senate, for Congressional
sdncnmenfa
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09
NEW ADvEKrIsEMEN Ts.
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hAs z just purvhnse,', for your e. peciaI bel
-, 'ns 'neeut stuck of FURS. Such az
ts.,ss Seny Mud and Cape at So TO %
Be- -, so to s 90
D..I .aeo sony g 80 60 o 10 90
p,.slA s"eskret 50 TO 10 %
sfst,,..s.H-. H,s NJ, Is 20 TO 10 90
20 p,..sss -sis, ~ Daue Sony " 6uto so
a. p,.s-t - ~, !, ~ Ivy u guy peo 80 To 30
te.AeA anu " nite 250so $50
Fo 3 THE u oLIDAFst
besu,iiui and carefully seiected stock of Mile
Has. perfect beauties.
Frames cery . ear,
Fyolcers nj for FAIRIES,
And Fsn,hsrs re,y eh~op
RIBBONS IN ALL coLoRs AND QUALITIES
Also. an endless variety OF JEWELLERY.
!, se5- special TO Gxsrtknxs Just received 10,
OF inoss elegant Taimers. Melton, Beaver, Chin.
scheiiee, DO, all coiors -
z Our s,oss ofsssl-O1HING eaeeis any hing yet
onered 10 ttis mar kes ~ aud low prices
3 Can aud examine before purrhrs ,ng che.
where. j. tst,I. u, Aim
December Il, ISL. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09

Col. Joseph s Watkins. formerly of G ooch.
land coun y, Va died recently near Galveston,
Texas, IS years old la former times Col,
Watkins was prominent democratic leader
in Virginia. particularly in the days of Jack
son and Clay. He figured extensively in the
notification times, aud planted national flas
on the Virginia Capitol. at Richmond, Va,
in place of the State flag, which had been
rau up by Gov TazwelI, who was nuli6er.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09

Ey The Washington Patriot has long
account of an unadjnsted claim at the Trea-
sory Department against Gen. Grant. for s5,-
600. tbalance due since Mexican wary a
settlement of which has not vet been obtained
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09

The METRoPoLrTAN Cheap Store hs. become
hogsehoid word. from ar tiire.ioiJ ~.
unus TO ao~ the steady sire II, OF n, ~ n
rsai gens,ne bsrgstps. tnto The hsndsaf this pces
PIE: makinE asc the rich and the poor rejoice ia
aiding At, abba v llisb h ever !,
the good Of the whole cornnu nifty = -. -
We viii mention few spcciaities only 80 ws
fnust prepare for the reception sisnls of our
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09
CONNECTIONS IN MIpDLEMAY.

Lave opened at my residenee iu siidal.~.v5a
Il CoSFEcTi0NARY STORE. which, q ,..,ivS IN
eiudes all the needcd Nick Sseks Tor the p,ssent
season eush nc q kes. f.andies Rsisins Fi~s 4
.nonds, Nnts.s che.nats s,..iil,. ~ 80.
siae s.. =. Of eres RS and TOBACCO.
s.nek saaIi be increased in propprtion 10 the
Miiais ,.ys Dee. =. ,s7,z. a 9. Butt
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09

Lee Nennoriai ay.LOnstne 10Th of Jan.
nary, the anniversary of the birthday of Gen.
q L. e.. Lee. Gen Jubal a. Early will deliver
Memorial Address at Washington and Lee
University. Lexington, Va. A fit selection
for an inspiring theme.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09

Masonic -a@7resses and .Sypper-The reg
ular annual meeting of the Board of Direc
tors of the Masonic Mutual Bene6, Associa>
ti"n will be heldsin the Hall OF Mt. Nebo
Lodge, No, 81, A. +. a. A NJ, in this place.
gu Thursday afternoon next. the 1lth int
at O'Clock THIS association. inau.nrated
by Mt. Nebo Lodge, which secured to them
the Home office, has now been in successful
operation far year past, aud is still increa,>
ing
The membership of Mt. Nebo Lodge. with
their usual hospitality, are max ing prepara>
tons TO entertain their expected brothers and
guests with "a least of reason and Cow of soul /"
Masonic addresses will be delivered in the
Lutheran Church. at O'Clock. p. NJ, by
Revs Hawkins and Fitzpatrick of this town.
and by others from abroad, which the public
are invited to attend.
After the services at the Church, Supper
will be given at the En,ler Hotel.
TheSreighbusing Lodges and all Mason, in
good stanspg are invited to be present and
participate. &ss5sAepherasto,ea Register.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09

Mis- Wade, having sued a Mr.. Vick>
ers, of Loudoun county, for, a breach of prom
Use, both parties determined to settle the mat
Ter by marrying, which they did on the 9th
uitimo.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09

Gv a bill.has passed the lower branch of
CONGRESS fixing the ratio of representation
under the late censusat 1871 900 and the mum
beers at 28S The nresen, number is o4l.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09


Ming OF Siam offered an elephant to the fun.
w ~. Seward, during the late visit Of the
la'ter to his country. and that the ex- Premier
eourteously but reluctantly refused to acce,t
this small token of disiuterested Blu. reyal.
Friendship and ,sraciousness.z
ls.nz aiatt.uf the, Capital regards NE Sew
: ard e refnsalsto accept the present as conclu:
sive. Q, idence Of his old togy ism stamping him
! as q relic of the past generation of American
], etatesmen, and adds: president G ran, would
never have refused that elephant. Rather
than have been guilty of such an act of dis
]; courtesy (snd that to Royalty, too y he would
: have bad the animal cut up and packed away
in barrels with brine. tits on record that a
Chinese delegation in San Francisco sent his
Excel'ency two barrels OF picked pups as a
slight, testimonial of oriental regard. II ia
: not on record that his excellency wounded the
tender feelings of the almond eyed opium>
s eaters by returning or by refusing to accep,
their humble Offering
Ee There are six Radical Governor. saws
the Albany Argus, now before the public who
( have been impeached. or who stand before the
5 country disgraccd. Holden. of North Caro>
lima was impeached aud removed. Butler
was imPeached for fraud and corruption in of
nee in Nebraska. Davis has been disgraced
in Texas. Bullock has stampeded from
Georgia to avoid impeachment. Austin, of
Minnesota, is now charged withshaying taken
bride of $4,000. Scott. of South Carolina.
schsrged with improperly issuing State bonds
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09

H Both Houses ofshe Virginia Lsgisla
'ure on Friday, passed the joint resolution
suspending the funding of the public debt
sf'i.s- g e.er.or. I. Sc .I."u-,..
tina, there wih be comparatively little of the
debt unfunded when the suspension goes into
effect. A better feeling is now said to pres
vail. and the friends of the stre credit are
shopeful'of much good from the action Of the
Legislature.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09
The Asasei.lcan E1aras,en.

- Da's'hiofe, MI, py
NJ l.. 8 IA NDS d SON.
January Number is now out, amt will be cent to
every Planter, Farmer and Gardener who will send
n ms address and stamp. 1t is live, practical
paper, needed by every country fsmilyi Subscrip-
tlon Sl.50 a ar. In clubs, at 81, with very
liberal preenicIust 90
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09

Frosen 20 Death.--We learn that a letter
to his friends, from the westeru frontier. res
ports the death of Mr.. Adolphu4 Avis. q son
OF Capt. John Avis, Of Charlestown. from
freezing, in one OF the late terrible .tnrms in
that portion OF the country.-IF Wa Ne,cs.
We learn tina, young man named
Maddox. a civil engineer, met with severe
accident at Strasharg, one day this week =
lie rude up from, Front Royal on the freight
train, and upon leaping from the car his fo1t
slipped. Before he could recover himself the
train backed on him, mu,ila,ing him horribly.
The doctors amputated one OF his legs, and
have decided that the ether leg NUT also be
anputated as soon as he has strength enough
to stand the operaton.-G.
The Rev. George Long, pastor of the
Lutheran congregation a. Newtpwn for the
past few years, has given up his charge and
removed to Smithfield. Jefferson county,
sNewtown is still blessed tn ministers. hav
Ing no less than six regular ones aud the
usual number OF itinerants to instruct in the
ways of truth.-I5.
49, To send bushel of grain from New
York to Liverpool, 3lU0 miles, costs from
twelve and half to thirteen cents.-a triae
more than half the charge from Winchester
TO Baltimore, IL miles, The Atlantic is not
a chartered mouopoly.-B.
;. Newtown carries off the palm, We be-
iieve. this season for heavy hogs. Mr. Thom-
as Noiand, of that place, killed two hogs,
which weighed 1907 pounds net, the largest
weighing $50 aud the other 425.-Ib.
u:,,7- mi -,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09
Virginia Legislature.

The Richmond Correspondent. fthe Bal
timore GaseHe. under dsse of I'd inst., says:
The General Assembly reconvened hereto
day. Asveto message from Governor Walker
dated December %, 1877 was received in the
House of Delegates. Disappearing the joirt
resolution (Which originated in the House) to
suspend the funding of the publicdebt. The
message characterized the resolution as both
ss.unwise and unjust. and then goes into an
elaborate discussion of all the matters involv>g
ed. the manuscript covering twenty pages3of
letter paper. The promoters OF the resolution
say that they can pass it through both Houses
over the Executive veto by the required two;
thirds majorities. 1 hear, however. that.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09
{ hristnas ticks.

HAVING permanently iessted Mt the ..sI..ropaIi-
ap: would fospsrtfu1iy ssk my fri.nds and nc.
they can buy better eoode yer prices than al
December nc. 1871 s.r,rc
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09

Tie Southern Maynsne for January has
been receised. II is the beginning. of new
volume, and those waiting a good Southern
monthly are Informed that now is the time to
subscribe. It's contents are: What I saw.
of the battle Of Chickahominy1; In the last
days; spider's-web! Papers; a Soldier of
Fortune; Mr.. Pinkerson's Mistake; Notes
on Po!lard's Lost Cause';' A Dream Of the
Bas.aile; sovereienty in the United States !;
Lord kilgobbin; Tothe Sora Run to Earth;
A story of Niue Travellers Reviews, DC
Price 81 year. Murdoch. Brown a. alll,
publishers, Baltimore. Md.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-24
FRENCHMEN COMING INTO THE
SOUTH.

lie Messenger dc Raris insists that mi
gratory populations of France should
seek homes in the eleven Southern
States, and especially in the uplands OF
the Valley of the Mississippi. The
French writer displays much accuracyof
information, and tells his eountrymen
that while the AnglO-Saxon element OF
European population has seized the
| Northern and Northeastern States, Ger
mans have overrun the country west OF
the Mississippi, and it is only in the
lower valley of the great river that the
French language is spoken, and there
alone French habits of thinking are
predominant. The earnest, patri-
otto Frenchmen tells his cOmpatriots,
exiled from the Rhenish, that in the
South American States the glorious ira
ditions of France may be perpetuated.
If Memphis had a single head and hand
welding all the city's wealth and power,
It would have a representative at this
hour in France disseminating the very
information which is only needful to
draw hither the industrious, intelligent
farmers of Alsace and Lorraine. In pro-
motion of this end the Allan line OF
steamers must be most useful These
steamships can only become profitable
by transferring population from Europe
to districts penetrated by railways ter
minating at Norfolk, and therefore
Memphis and the whole South should
never fail to prefer the Allan line either
in making shipments Of cotton to
Europe, in travelling during summer, or
when importing goods from Europe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-24

date for the Presidency, in the tones OF
a lover kneeling at the shrine of his
lady-Iove; but he acts with Lewis, the
Radical party, and aids those who have
c~onspired TO rob, traduoe and destroy
the South and the Southern people.
When, three years ago, A. T. Curry
voted for the infamous Stokes, and for
withholding from white men, born upon
the soh of Tennessee, the rights exer-
eised by the vagrant negro and thieving
c~arpetbagger, the men thus insulted
heaped curses upon his name, and vowed
to transmit it to p~osterity, embalmed in
their indignant memories. But, strange
to say, Curry Is asking the votes Of
the men he would exclude from
the right of franchise, and it is
still stranger that q few of the
men he proposed to drive from the
~hallot-box, while leading up the ignorant
negro, propose to vote for the man who
sorSht to degrade them. But, thank
G. the spaniels are few. Every day
Democrats are deserving Curry. When
they contemplate his past record and
present position-when they reflect that
be is opposed by a young Confederate
Democratic soldier, his superior in all
the relations of life-they shrink back
with horror, and reproach themselves
for entertaining a proposition so mon
strous, so absurd, so unjust to themselves
and public opinion. In one week from
to-day it viii be an insult to Democrats
or Conservatives to accuse them Of the
apostacy and treachery implied by
charging them with voting for Curry.
No objection can possibly be urged
against Jack Doyle. He is Conserva-
tive, a Democrat, opposed to Grant, and
in favor of Greeley. His character is
without stain, his integrity is above sus-
pieion: be has no superior as a business
man, and the Democrat who votes
against him and for a bitter, blatant
Radical, will be consumed, for he viii
carry a coal of fire in his bosom, and the
people will heap Goals Of fire upon his
hack
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-24

w. NJ. P. WRITES from Germantown
that such is the present weight of taxa
ton that no more railroad taxes can be
injured. w. NJ. P. and his family
consume ten barrels Of -four per an
num-certainly not Iess--perhaps fifty
barrels. Last winter when -four was
selling here at ten dollars and fifty cents
it was hawked about Kansas City at
four dollars and fifty cents. Our Ger
mantown friend would have saved his
railroad tax in one year if the tax caused
the Memphis and Kansas City railroad
TO be built. The more terrible the straits
to which we are reduced the greater the
necessity for wisely conceived, econom-
ically constructed railways. There
is no other way out of debt.
Stand still and we are ruined
by rival communities, who gather
and monopolize all resources which we
fail, because of timidity or blind selfish
ness, to appropriate. A narrow-gauge
road to Kansas City will pay from the
time it reaches ~Jacksonport; and unless
it he built, Memphis is undone, and
Shelby county, for years to come, must
pay two prices for bacon, flour, and for
all products Of the Northwest,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-24
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

r.. IL. MASON, Proprietor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-24
PATENTS.
To Southern Inventors for the Week
Ending July 8, 1879.


Copies of the specification and accom-
panying drawings Of any M of the fol-
lowing patents will be promptly fur
nished ON receipt of one dollar, by
Messrs. &. S. Whitman d Co., Solicitors
Of Patents, Washington, ID. c.;
lbs, 702.-Grain and middlings feeder
for millstones; Benjamin b. BrOyles,
Freedom, Tennessee.
128, 742.-Bung; Joseph @. Marriott
and John Rueeg, st. Louis, Missouri.
l28, 743.-COtton gin; Robert McKen-
ma, Whites Station, Tennessee.
Us, 7A.-Duinping car; Christopher
W. Mclean, Newberne, North Carolina,
and VIM. NJ. Elton, Brooklyn New
York.
Us, T54.-Packing for steam engines;
Frank Raymond, Harry Dunn and Cal.
win Colt, Nashville, Tennessee.
12S, 777.-Paint for ship bottoms; Geo.
b. Blain, Baltimore, MARYLAND.
12S, 7S0.-Hat shade; Marcus L. Battle,
Bainbridge, Georgia.
l28, 7S4.-Pne remedy; Lizzie =. Bra
| DIV, G~atesVille, North Carolina.
los, 7S6.-Machine for making barrels;
Wm. Brown, st. Louis, Missouri.
/ los, z92.-Stovelid litter; James H.
Deneefe, st. Louis, Missouri.
I2S, 7s5.-Eggcafrier; Daniel A. Fang
haenel, Kansas City, Missouri.
lbs, 60l.-AutOmRtic bell-ringing APP
paratus for locomotives; JAS. II. Lamar,
Augusta, Georgia.
I2I, S02.-Animal trap; Geo. #. Lump
kin, Georgetown, Kentucky.
lbs, sf4.-Device for holding horses;
Thomas s. w. Russell, kansas, Ken
lucky.
Us, s2A-Harness buckle; Mordica NJ.
Stewart, Mayheld, Kentucky.
l2s,S2s. Wheel plowi Guy TOzer,
Jackson, Missouri.
l2sis4s- Stand and secretary com
blnedi Mercileus p. Brown. Fayette-
vile, Missouri.
ze,ol5-Haryester rake: George s..
Grier, Milford, Delaware.
25,6S5-Fioat for fishing lines. Ed
ward Jewell, Louisville. Kenfuckv'
I2o,sss-C Car truck Joseph Olnev.
Burneb Texas.
128,9A.- Straw-cutter: William T
PrOtzman, M~organt0wn, West Virginia.
128, 906.-Smfing-bOx for pistonerSds.
John s. Reed, St. Louis, Missouri. "
lbs, el6-PhOtographic camera stand .
Theodore n. Schleier, Knoxville, Ten,
I2s, sIe-sectional steam generator;
George w. T. Shaffner, Frederick,
Maryland.
l2s, S3Z-WindoW-blind Lewis III.
Wooden, Hampstead, Maryland.
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CURRY As THE RADICAL CANDTDATl

CURRY As THE RADICAL CANDIDATE
Curry has been nominated by the
Radicals, been declared the Radical can
didate for Sheriff by Barbour Lewis.
The Radical negroes have made him
their candidate and are marching up
and down the streets beating The same
old drum in his interest. While all this
is going on, Curry is gliding about the
county, proelaiming mo party In county
Offices and lisping over the soft pun
suasiye sentences which he has con-
cocted for the purpose Of securing the
votes of the very men from whom he
labored to withhold the elective
franchise three years ago. Are the PEG
pie Of Shelby fools TO be gulled and
humbugged by such artful dissimula-
ton? No-psrtyism bubbles upon Cur
Ty's lips, but his heart is surcharged with
the deepest hatred Of those whose votes
he now s~olicits, and whom he declared,
three years ago, traitors unfit to exercise
the rights guaranteed 70 the negro. A.
p. Curry Is a malignant, black
hearted Radical. Politically, he
blends the heieeness Of the
savage with the whining hypocrisy Of
the Puritan.aW While pulling softly In the
face of conading Democrats, his claws
are fixed upon their vitals. he breathes
soft words in the etrs Of the Conserva-
,,ho hs,z Grant his csndi.