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II EDUCTIoS Ii PASSAGE RArnS
ANCH0k LANE sTEANERa
BALI h'hbf WEDNESDAY AND sATVEDAUt
Psssens ers booked to and from any Ras wsy -
tion OE beapoN IL Great Br lssia, ireland. -Sc0A
horVsJ, svsoep, Denmark, Germany. 1tE&8
United STATS
Cabin fare from NEW YORK 20 LOsDOs, EIv
EhPODL, GLASGOW, and DERBY ~ Nsdpeo
day Steamers. soc: - Saturday . Steamers. ZEE
EXCURSION TICKETS, sl2o.
IrTe-n sdiste, e33: esserAss. e3s: Ell payebis n
urreacy.
Psr=les sending for their frieuas IN the Old Gees
Try Oh ycrchs.- tsoS cts at lowest rates For suY
HUnPHRTYs, if6s sires,. GsshinstH1.
HENDERSON BROThxh0,
DayD Bowling GreoG, Neu Yorh.
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Rl GLEN & WILLIAMS, Auct,ouears,
- Northwest corner 10Th and d streets.
BEP md HAlRCLOTH PARLOR SUITES;
MALNIT CHAMBER SUITES: WALNUT
WALkUT MARBLE TOP siDEBOARD;
PAINTED BID Room SUITES; OAK and
WALNUT FXTENsION TABLES; CANE.
SEAT CHA h r snd R0ckERs; HAIR, Hgsk
RECLINING CHAIRs, WALNUT WRITiSG
EkSkS: PARL0R. COOKING. aud OTHER
CEUCkEkY WARE. &C.
n On SATURDAY, October 1 18th, iS72, at o
w O'Clock q. III We shall sell, in front of our
~ ancti N rooms, general assortment of Fur
~ MIXTURE, &C.
Terms cash.
ocl02t GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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NNHROrGA LINE
BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW GORa
wash NJ To NJ, C.e 2, ls1s-0pos
rJE st;s. sfiSss Rc j kas arssS1 E@sH
follows: - XSXKY
FOE Nkw foRk, wtsson oeanss e. ca.s
Leave daily except Sunday 81 500 O n, lee
aEd $50 D. m.
FOE PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily (except suIlAy at 500 o. % 10. Lee
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New Yort at $40 .. m ara PhslsAa
phia At :Se p
sleeSins cars for New York ON s.2o .. N. ts0
only
Through tickets 20 Psfsdelrhia. Nev Yea q
ef the day.
FOR Baltimore and osio Railroad acvertps,s>s
Tor schedule between NsAninStol, boltimors, A.
uapoln snc the West. J l.. WILsOS
saster II Trans por.s,ioA
l.. M. OOLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. Z. kO0NTz, Agent. washinrtop ,sss
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pY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctioneers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID st.

H NO. lOUI, nOrthW cst corner lJth and ID sts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on T STREET NORTH, Be
TWEEN l7IH AND 18TH STREETS WEST
Ia BIZ virtue Of dAed OF trnst, da.eI May
GsT 9th, A. p 1872, ana duly recorded in liber No
A2o.9 folio 9lo, &c, one of the lsnd records for
Washington county: d: g, shall sell, 10 front Of
the premises, on SATURDAY, the 5th day OF Octo-
her, A ID 1872, at $50 clock H., at public aue-
ton, all those certain pieces OF parces CT ground
situate and lying in eald city Of Washington, AID
being known and described as lots iettered aud
marked to l., bO;h inclusive IN Gaeru i6ir's sub
division Of original lots numbered lOD to thir
teen 49, both IL elusive. in square numbered
hnnd'ed aud atty two, tls2, with the improvements
thereon, consisting of twelve two-stury aud back
building frame dwelling houses, nearly completed
Terms of sse One third in cash; balance in six
and twelve months. with Interest from day Of SALE
secured by deed Of trust on premises sold. S20J
down at lime of sale All cOnyeysncisg and stamps
Al cost # the purchaser. terms of sale not
piled with in five days, the Trustee reserves the
right 10 resell the property 1T the risk and cost Of
the defauting purchaser By advertising three times
IL the GyeEing siar.
WIN. b. TODD, JR.. Trus tee.
secs 2sw,Sds GREEN 81 WILLIAMS, kuc.s.
pS-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, October 10Th, 1872, At O'Clock p. H.
By order q; the Trustee
oc7-2aw&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, iucts.
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10y GRKEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
~ Northwest corner 10Th and street,

BT eBkKN WILLIAMS ms. A q. .-
MAGNIFICENT redwood CASE SEVEN
t STIAST PIANO, WITH G9yER AND Stool.
FTREEsCFPPLA MIsRoRss LtMBR6ouiss
Fh hs PhRANs ZIP
%nhs3E M MR. R3FES34h BSAGS
HhSRS0 6Hk p ShK TfkRFk TSP sSPE
CAN'T GhsT,R RaA0K 8, Wsa.LNUT HAIL SET, OAK
HESkS RTHbSt N GaEE Es kEf
WWsEkET Bonk CASES BLACK WALNTT
BLHCk WALNTT CHh nT 81 sr Hrsp S WAI
k krM WShA kIHs ,u mIRE1R ER4ST OAK
sss MI ,HaK K.hyEf FsEkTTssELs;
SEhLEI AIR MkFTEFssnEES HUsx F hSP
G0TT9N TOP MATTaEssEs. FINE FEATH
THK s AS 6tsPETs H 5L
GdhuTHS, NELVkT RUGS AND MATS, wiz
hSB WAFER vfffs EsArER ssAAFT@ss
SPREADS, SHEETS AND CsstS: CHiSk,
~ IND CRoCkkBf WARE; KITCHEN
~ THURSDAY MORNING, October
sS Fl a fG So 9s s fr IT, Sf @Sa SS
aud lOh strfet northwest. the above described col
ocid Kap o GREEN 81 = Ssid fna',isn Auo.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auc,IoroeT,
- Nc. 1901 northwest corner lot ar.-Jstreets.
CHAECERY SALE OF pEsIBArLE PROP
E - Syp 0E slH sTkEkT' BETWEEN \ AND
IA by virtue of decree passed by the Supreme
81 Court - the Dis riot of Columbia in eaniry
49, cause No: l3S. ,csst No. 10, will sail at
public aUC ion, in Il ont of TIE premises, on TUES
DAY The 22G day OF October. A. l-72 at O'Clock
NJ, the EiGd twenty 40 feet front by the depth
there Of Lot No s, In Square No. All, in the city Of
Warrington, ID G.
This rropert. has front OF % feet. is lis feet in
Building
Terms: One third cash; and the balance at six
and twelve months for which the notes of the pur-
chaser. bearing interest from tbs day of sale az
cured to the satisfacrian of the Trustee, will bs
taken, and lien Jetant on the property sold. All
conyeyancpg at the ex pense of the purchaser
WIN r MATTlNGLY. Trustee.
oclO-d GREEN h WILLIAMS, ACcts
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL
PHILkDELPHIA, ALEykYnRIA, Va.
WASHINGTON d GEoRGETCwS,D d. q.
sailing day from Pier =. North whsrve., Ph:to-
aslEtis NEnSESDAf aud SAT- -
CkDAF, at ~ m. rsfp-A
From SO Water street, Gtaree rf1o<z
town, D. o., THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 10
IA, q. HYDE, Agent for y u q,
hSenis;-F. A EEIp. Alexansris. We; wM.R
CLYDE CO., PSiisdelphis, Pa. tyS
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ThIrED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

| hIrkD sTArEs MARsHAL's SALE.
IL virtue Of writ Of feri faciss issued from the
Ctrks Office 81 the Supreme Court Of the Dis Of
G. Umta, al TO me directed. viii sell, at public
sal. for rash, On THURSDAY, the i7th day Of
tc''ber, lsI2. commencing ~ IL o'clock q on
street. between l4b and 18th streets northwest, liz
AT If "A row OF brick buildings now being erected.
~ tOO me- chsHtab!e brick, "a wiCdow and door
frames se'zed ard levied upon the goods and
ctat les # james " barrow, and will be sold to
satisfy execution No. COZ in favor Of Tucker &
She man vs. James u. barrow. Joseph Lewis
ocl0-dfs U. 5. Marshal. u. g.
RY +. A. kERBY. Auctioneer; Alexandra, Va
SALE OF A SCHOONER
-. by virtue and under authority o! a deed OF
sfrIb bond, fro m Shirley J. King, dated the 10th
dsy Of September, 1870, and duly recorded in The
Gust, house At Alexandria, on page 62, Liber aud
Liens Il. and also among the records Of the corp0rA
ton court Of said city of Aexandris, in Deed Book
No 2, Ne sbali sill. ON SATURDAY, the 18th day
Of Oc:obsr. IS72 at ~ O'Clock Mt the dock ut the
foot King street, Alexandria, Virginia, the fine
schooner the william henry.
The ssid schooner is new, full rig9ei and in good
condition. and well adapted IL the river or oyster
taoe. She is u twenty aud sixty three bundredths
tons burden deck and two masts length. 48 feet
brt ad,h. fifteen and six tennis feet; DEPTH i've and
tis -tenths feet.
Terms OF sale: Cash; or payment Of one third in
each The residue at six and twelve months, wish
interest upon bond with good seen ity, should the
purchaser desire to make such terms.
ecs DAVID ScouEEN, 5 Trustees.
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{sY LATIMER 4 CLFARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Penn'a avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctIorCDT,
~ No. 1901 northwest corner lot Az. Jstree+i

| - Aucooneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy " ania and ilth street.
Star Office Buildings
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A Curious SToRY.-An old servant OF
Mr.. Charles Perkins. (lately deceased, J
by the name of Edward Nash, was car
ried to the poor house, few days since.
and remained there under treatment for
eleven days. during which time not one
mouthful Of food passed his lips, he re-
soiutely refusing tD touch it, saying that
he did not desire to live now that his old
master was dead. We are informed he
ate nothing for seven days before he was
carried to the poor house, making
eighteen days during which he syste-
matically starved himself. We doubt if
there be more curious case reported by
the medical authors, than this one, or q
stronger attachment towards one who
had cared for him through life and from
whom he did not desire to be separated
even by the King of Terrors.
Camden Journal
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Proceedings or Council.
SPECIAL MEETING.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

OOUNCuL OHAMBEH,
COLUMBIA. s.. O., July 5, 1872.
Counoil met at 7.30 P. NJ.
Present-His Honor the Mayor; Alder.
men Carpenter, Ilowndes, Thompson,
Mitchell, Carroll, Hoge, Wilder, Oarr,
Williams and Cooper. Absent-Alder-
men Griffin and Young.
The Mayor stated that he had called
the, Council together to hear the report
Of the committee on the new market,
and for Council to take some action in
the matter. I !. M T'(n
The report of the committee was read
by Alderman Carpenter, aud the reasons
for their COMMUNICATIONS explained by
him fully.
Motion by Alderman Hoge, to post
pone action, and to summons Messrs.
Smith and Simons, contractors, to ap-
pear before the Council on next Wednes-
day evening, to give them an opportu-
nifty to explain the report submitted by
them to the committee. Adopted.
Motion, by Alderman Carroll, to ad-
journ. Adopted.
CHAS. BARNUM, City Clerk.
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MARRYING SAVAGE TO BECOME A MIS-.
sIoNARY.-The Kansas City Times of the
29th ult. says that Miss Amanda Bar
Der, who married "Squatting Bear" q
cruel Sioux chief, at Washington in 1867,
and went to Dakota Territory with her
husband as missionary. arrived in that
city on the steamer Fontenellc, from
Fort Benton, on Friday last. After
spending three years with the Sioux,
suffering gross indignities and being
compelled to perform the most menial
duties. she attempted to escape, but
was recaptured and beaten nearly to
death by her husband, and then sold to
Cheyenne chief for three ponys. She
was taken North in 1870. and remained
with the Cheyennes until this spring,
when she escaped to Fort Benton. Miss
Barber left Kansas City on Friday last,
for her home OF Milford, Mass.
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ABOUT LONG BRANCH.-I think some
Of the people who come and come and
come are the ne plus ultra of fools. They
leave pleasant hotnes for grasping hotels,
ample bedrooms for cubby-holes, easy
beds for hard straw mating, cleanliness
for bed-bugs, home table for flies and
dirty walters, and the quiet Of New York
night for the glare of Long Branch
parlor. Habit is everything. Some
people, with lots of money, never have
comfort; other people, with knowledge
of the world. get oil they want at fair
price. So it is here.
Cor. Ne,o Fork Star.
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The following is the announcement Of
the death of Hon. Charles NJ. Furman,
of Charleston, by the Grand Master of
the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of
Ancient Free NIasons, Of South Caro-
lima:
OFFICE NJ. ". GRAND MASTER, G. E.,
CHARLESTON. July 3. A. L., 5S72.
It is my painful duty to announce to
the craft of this State that, on the I'd
inst, Most Worshipful Charles NJ. Fur
man, Past Grand Master of the Grand
Lodge of South Carolina, one of the
most fervent worshippers at our affairs,
passed beyond these walls into higher
temple mot made with hands" A life
of such extended usefulness and purity,
30 rich in all that makes O full and noble
manhood, asks no eulogy. Nor could
we bestow fitting one while we bend
under the first shock of bereavement.
While our hearts are stricken with sor-
row, We can only remember how We shall
miss the venerable form. the warm hand
clasp, the wise counsel, the temperate
judgment, and
THAT best portion OF good mans life,
His little, nameless, aforementioned acts
or kindness and of love-"
When time shall scar over our now
bleeding wounds, fitting hands will
gather up the thren.ls of this broken life
and weave them into q web of harmony
and beauty.
But that we may give some expression
to our sorrow. / recommend to the craft
throughout the entire State that our
jewels and the horns of our affairs be
draped in mourning for the space of
sixty days, and as we bewail our fallen
chief, may we emulate the virtues we are
so proud to remember.
r. S. BRUINS, Grand Master.
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A GEORGIA CoLoRED REPUBLICAN
TALKS WITH GREELEY. Richardson
(colored) of Soreven County, Ga, had
an interview with Mr.. Greeley on Thurs
day. Speaking OF Mr.. Greeley's chances
for receiving the colored vote, he said:
''He will receive nine-tenths of the CO.
lored vote; for he and Mr.. Sumner were
admired by the colored people, and if the
Cincinnati ticket is endorsed at Balti-
more it will be eleoted-for to-day, if
you leave aside the secret societies, Gen.
Crane has no chance. For my part, I
think the reign of the carpet-baggers ia
nigh ended"
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TaE LATEST. For Governor, Judge
James l.. Orr; for Lieutenant G. Governor,
w. B. Nash; for Secretary OF State, b.
A. Bosemon; for Comptroller General,
Benjamin Tomlinson: for Treasurer, +.
L. Cardozo; for Auditor, Henry Spar
nick: for Attorney General, D. 81. Cham
berlain; for Superintendent of Educa.
tion, L. a. Frost; for Adjutant and In
spector. General, ". J. Whipper.
For Governor, F. j. Moses; for Lieu
tenant Governor, A. j. Ransier; for
Secretary of State. a. e. Hayne. of
Marion; for Treasurer, Niles G.. Parker;
for Comptroller General, Robert Smal!s,
of Beaufort; for Auditor. M. Gary, the
present incumbent; for Attorney. Gene
ral, Judge 8. W. Melton; for Superin-
tendent of Education, w. H. Jones, of
Georgetown; for Adjutant and Inspec.
tor General, June Mobley.
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The New York Heraid of Wednesday,
says: "The Southern State bonds were
dull to stagnation. A few orders in
South Carolinas appeared to be the
only business, and these we're executed
at u decline in the new bonds to 2916.
The old bonds were frmer at IS, on q
rumor that the several insurance compa-
MES who hold these securities, by req
son of State law that compelled the
insurance companies having agencies in
South Carolina to make deposit of
collaterals at the State Department, in
tend moving the courts for mandamus
to compel the Comptroller to pay the
interest,""
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The Ku Klux outrage upon Mr.. Set
tie, in North Carolina, has settled down
to this:
Mr.. Settle began an account of his
stewardship at Philadelphia and else.
where, and "the Ku Klux began asking
impertinent' questions. This is Ger.
tainly not an unusual occurrence in po.
litioal meetings. Some of the questions.
however, were only too pertinent. One
depraved villain interrupted the loyal
fow of the Judges eloquence by asking:
"Where were you when secession began?'
The Judge retorted by sarcastic refer
ence to the interrupter's stature, and the
little man suggested that II Mr.. Settle
would come down from the stand, they
could promptly decide their relative
physical value, Mr.. Settle declined this
ordeal, which was a proper and prudent
thing to do, and there was no further
disturbance, except loud cheers for Gree.
ley at the close OF the meeting.
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James Black, often called "Blind
Jack. the celebrated maker of the first
bowie knife, died at the residence OF
Col: ID: W" Jones, at Hampstead, Ark,
on the 2Sth OF June. ~ .1'S'7
A Pennsylvania paper corrects an item
about the ihhnman murder OF q mother
by ber son. It says the victim was bis
mother.in-law, and 80 of course the deed
was excusable. 7'"a
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picket" the correspondent of the
Charleston Neus, interviewed Judge Orr,
at Anderson, the other day. He also
visited Abbeville County. We make the
following extract from his letter. We
will take occasion hereafter to notice at
length his interview with Judge Orr:
''In Abbeville County political affairs
appear to be lively. There the United
Brethren flourish largely, and excited
political meetings are held in different
parts Of the County almost nightly.
Every effort is made to array the black
men in hostility against the whites. A
few nights ago one office.holder, whose
most prominent exploit since he deserted
from the Confederate army was robbing
the County Trensurer's safe. made q
rabid Radical speech about rebels,
slavery and Ku Klux, which Frank
Moses, who listened.to it, declared made
his blood cnrdle in his veins, and which
may, therefore, be assumed to have been
a pretty ugly speech. The speakers are
mostly contemplate hounds who impose
almost incredibly upon the ignorance Of
their colored auditors. One sample lie
will very aptly illustrate the absurd no.
tions with which they fill the heads of
the negroes. One of the speakers, a
member of the late Legislature, gravely
informed his audience that at the last
session he offered bill in the Legisla-
ture to establish the price of bacon at
ten cents instead of fifteen cents per
pound, and that this bill would have be-
come law, and the negroes would have
got their bacon for ten cents pound
If it had not been for the opposition of
the rival candidate for reelection who
had voted against it because he thought
ten cents was too low. He promised.
however, if he were sent back to the
House that he would next winter FIX the
law so as to bring bacon down to ten
cents, and his audience promised to send
him there"
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Mr.. Greeley made pleasant little
speech at Boston Wednesday, and was
received with great enthusiasm by the
audience in the coliseum. His reoep-
tion contrasts most forcibly with that
given Gen. Grant on o like occasion last
week.
A hand.to.hand affair-Marriage.
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On Wednesday. Messrs. Bowen and
Jervey made telling speeches against the
Scott ring and in the interest Of reform,
denouncing the corruption and bribery
which, in the shape of bad whiske,,
mnskets and money, were already at
work among the people. Mr.. Bowen
said that he would pursue the fight he
was making for the honor Of the State
and good of all the people day and
night, and that he would not spare his
comfort, health or means until the Re.
publican party had purified itself in this
campaign.
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A woman has been found in Mercer
County. Pa., courageous enough to risk
her life rather than give up her money
on the demand Of robbers. She was
found alone in the house by two ruf-
fans. and though choked till she was
insensible, refused to tell where the
money was. She was finally rescued,
and both her money and her life were
saved. and gave her reason for not Civ
ing the desired information, that she
might as we'll bo dead as alive without
money.
A GEORGIA FUaITIvE IN CANADA.-A
man from Georgia, who calls himself
Elliott Ellis, and says he belonged to the
First Georgia Cavalry during the war, is
at Windsor, Canada, opposite Detroit,
and party OF Government detectives
are on this side carefully Watching with
the hope of being able to kidnap him.
He is described as having sabre scar on
bis face, and the name of Ellis is doubt
less assumed.
A lady writing from Florence, saws
that Hart, the Kentucky sculptor, is en-
gagged upon "the most beautiful female
figure the world has ever SEEM" and that
it will require many years to complete
the work. "You know, my dear friend"
said Hart. 'it takes even the Almighty
nineteen years to make perfect woman"
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The Baltimore Gazette has drawn up O
bill of Indictment against "The Man or
Horseback" whose mortal semblance
was unrolled by the wire-pullers at the
Philadelphia Convention, all booted and
spurred, apparently in the act of prepar.
ing to ride rough.sho over the people.
The counts in the indictment may be
abbreviated thus:
He has oppressed the citizens with q
swan of spies, corruptionists and Office.
holders; he has rewarded the Infamous
doings Of his appointees and punished
those who proved faithful to the coun-
try; he attempted to buy San Domingo
for the benefit of speculators, and re-
venged himuelf for his defeat in the in
famous swindle by causing Sumner to
be deposed from the Chairmanship OF
the Committee on Foreign Relations,
and had an unfi: person appointed in his
stead; he packed the Supreme Bench
with partisan judges to reverse the legal
tender decision, in tho interest of wealthy
corporations; he exaoted dictatorial pow
ers from Congress to oppress the South.
ern people; he parceled out Offices to
relatives, regardless of fitness; he has
interfered with local politics in Missouri,
Louisiana and elsewhere; his name was
suspiciously mixed up with gold specu-
lations on Black Friday; to serve his in
terests, important records of the War
Department have mysteriously disap-
peared; he dismissed Grinnell in favor
of the notorious Tom. Murphy in New
York, and connived at the use of Gatlin
guns in New Orleans; by nature self
willed. by training despotic, the associate
OF adventures and absorber of gifts,
this man on horseback, SO tenderly de-
scribed by the New York Times, is not
the man whom the people will again
trust with the large franchises of the
Presidential Office
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Our AGENTS IN CHARLEsToN.-The
advertising agency of Messrs. Walker,
Evans & Cogswell, represented by Ros-
we'll L. Logan, Esq, ia the only author
lied agency for this paper in Charleston.
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WAR WITHOUT END.-The organs of
the Administration have already begun
to publish Ku Klux stories. North Ca
rolina, where the first Congressional
elections are to take place, is the scene
of the imaginary outrages which have at
last aroused the indignation of the
GRANTEES. A horrible state OF things
exists in the good old North State, ac.
cording to the Grant papers, and no.
thing but the reelection OF Grant him.
self csn,put down the North Carolina Ku
KIux. ~
These outrages will be transferred tc
other Southern States as soon as the
elections are over in North Carolina.
They are invented to arouse spirit oil
hostility to the South in the breasts oi
the Northern people, and thus to secure
the reelection OF General Grant.
We1hhall never have peace until the
corrupt party at present ruling the coun.
try shall have been turned out OF the
Offices. If the Northern people want
TO get rid Of these narrowing stories, le,
them vote -fqr Greeley.