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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-05
rI,Hrs is TO GIVE IN NorIcE-That On N

VSHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE.-That on the
Il 2Sth day of July, a. d.. 1873, a warrant
In bankruptcy was issued out of the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern Dis
trct Of Virginia, against the estate Of Nathan
iel Mayo, of Henrieo county and State
of Virginia, who has been adjudged a bankrupt
on his own petition: That the payment of
any debts, and the delivery of any property
use, and the transfer of any property by him,
are forbidden by law That a meeting of the
creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their debts
viii be held at a court OF bankruptcy, to be
holden at Richmond, Va, before w. w. Forbes,
esq, register, on the 9th day of September, a.
d., s73, at 10 O'Clock a. M. Jasr ~
- u, 4 DAVID b. PARKER,
au 14-Th2w sN-.si ". S. Marshal.
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POTOMAC

BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC
. RAILROAD.
Amer 10 p. m. SUNDAY. July "a, 1873, trains
will run as follows M
NORTHwARD.
NORTHERN EXPRESS-Leaye Richmond at
g:40 p. m. arrive In Washington at 4Os a. m.
Leave washington at % a. M arrive at Bal
CHICAGO EXPREsS-Leave Washington at
1852 p. m. arrive at Baltimore at 9:25 p. m.
CINCINNATI EXPRESS-Leave Washing.
ton at 6;S3 p.m.; nrrive al Baltimore at 706 p.
ACCOMMODATIONS Washington Loo
p. M and 1888 p. M; arrive at baltimore 2tOand
WESTERN ExPRESs-Leave Washington
l0ss a. m arrive at Baltimore 1910 p M.
MAIIr-Leave Washington sos a. M; arrive
- ~, TRAINS TO NEW YORK
RICHMOND ExPRESS-Leave Richmond at
0: 40 a. M; leave Washington los p. m. arrive
at New York at $40 p. m.
FAST LINE-Leaye Richmond s:4o p, m;
leave Washington 76s a. M; arrive New York
M- All the above trains, except Mail and Ae-
commodation, connect at Baltimore with trains
on the Northern Central Railway for the West
and North. The Express Train leaves Rich
mond daily except Sunday.
9afs' as SOUTHWARK. ASS s2s1
SOUTHERN EXPRESS-Leaye Baltimore
800 p. M; arrive at Washington 10:40 p. m
Leave Washington 1loo p. M; arrive at Rich
ACCON iMsiot,iDiATIoN-Leave Baltimore 72S
p. M; arrive at Washington s:0s p. m.
1868 p. m. arrive at Washington 6:33 p. m.
CINCINNATI EXPRESS-Leaye baltimore
! 20 =. M; arrive at Washington Sos =. m.
q. IN: arrive at Washington 1l:0S a. m.
MAIIs--I.eave Baltimore 6:56 a. m arrive at
Washington S:3s a. m.
CHICAGO EXPRESS-Leaye Baltimore at
| 1.lE N m, Mt chi a.6Q a
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atf SO lE SHIPPING IA gs,4 Z
% FOR NEW YORK. suis /
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 14HfA
1s COMPANY. NJ Ee 36
The side-wheel steamships OLD DOMINION
WYANOKE, ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA,NIi
AGARA, AI4BEMARLE, and HATTERAS,
leave New York for Norfolk, City Point, and
Richmond, every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY, at2 O'Clock p. M. Leave Rich
mond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUN
DAY, at high tide 4la ti, z4F
These ships are entirely new. They have
elegant saloons, state-rooms, and bath rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are
unsurpassed. 3ir5.l tls5i 20 Fs85s Ia tE I
Close connections made with steamers for all
Southern, Eastern, Western and European
ports. IaA n n q
Freight received until G p. m. daily
n0For further information apply TO
r Ga GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
isgE tra Office Company's Wharf, Rockets.
Captain GEoRaR W.. ALLEN, 49, - 4
John F. MAYER. ap 2-tf 4
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
IL TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
In the matter Of H. Z. Elliott bank
rupt--in bankruptcy. r
10 Whom it May Concern--The undersigneds
Emmet Crump, of Richmond, Virginia, hereby
gives notice of his appointment as assignee Of
the estate OF II. r. Elliott, of the county OF
Prince Edward Virginia, in said district,
who was, on the 10th day OF June, a. d.,
1873. adjndged a bankrupt upon the petition
OF himself, by the District Conrt Of said dis
trict.
Dated Richmond. 10Th day 0 July. 1878.
~ ~ EMMETT CRUMP,
jy l6-TuSw Assignee.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND
CHESAPEAKE r. X.
y RIeHaoNp, YoRK. RIVER AND CHEaApEAkR)
y r-.ls.s RAILROAD COMPANY.
RICHMOND. VA, June 2, 1878.

On and after this date the PASSENGER and
FREIGHT TRAINS over this route will be run
as follows: -.
PASSENGER TRAIN daily Sunday ex-
ceptedl, between Richmond and West Point
leaving the depot at2 p. M
Passengers for river landings and baltimore
will leave Richmond on WEDNESDAYS and
SATU RDAYS at 2 o'clock p. M, connecting
with steamer at West Point on same evening
for Baltimore, sc. Eais aFA
Fare to river landings.
Fare to Baltimore .................6O0
FREIGHT TRAIN for through freight leaves
Richmond on Tuesdays, Wednesdays Fridays,
and Saturdays at a O'Clock A. M.
LOCAL. FREIGHT between Richmond and
West Point, carried both ways, on Wednes-
days 1nd Saturdays, leaving Richmond at 4
O'Clock A. M. P Ts37 IA. $1,000.
M y sisf -sspsssse WILLIAM NJ. BRAGG,
j. Il. TAYLOR, Superintendent.
Freight and Ticket Agent. Richmond
je 2--tf
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SAVINGS RANK

NTlIENS SAYINGS BANK
~ or TIKI CRY or NBN-YORK
l83JULY NfERBsrfhe twentYnrih semi annu. Interest 81
the u all Of Eve dollars aud np
which has been dpo for months heI' previous
70 july Is now payable
from Jolly and will be catered ih dePotoIs books any time When
presented go %. -, &C.,.
from G u Ace da for the reception and
payment Of money 10 and on Mondays inh sanr
DAYS fr5h 10 Bank books IN ucrnan ffeooh and hH
sth. Ba0k. 81 BOwey south vest corner Of an, m Az,
SEYNorR A. BuscE, Secretary
nEPOSIT TO-DAY. -. ,.,-,,...
IL THE FRKBDMANs SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
Chartered by the United siates
~. la5 Beecker-sty Nesi1Is
ASSET OVER Si,ODO,O0O.
j. W. ALvORD, President
G. W STICKSbf. Aeuary.
a. ~ q ~ ~ sam L. HARRIS Managtr
az Send FOR Circular JOHN J. LulLLE CASHIER
par CRy per auuu on Al. suns entitled thereto will be payable
and July 81 and II not withdrawn VIII ne compounded
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK,
Nb SIN BUILDING. 1866 NASSAU-SE, NEW YORK
DIyDESDA semiannual dividend at the rate q SIX PEN CENT
PBR AENUM IS and upward which have been
previous to July Will be pad on and
S1RRRsf not called for Will principal and draw interest
BANK oPKN daily from 10 o. also Monday ard SATURDAY evenings
INTEREST commences on FIRST OF EVERY MONTH fol-
WIS ~ CHARLES x. GRAHAM, President
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COTTON MARKETS.

EoS,rs July Il-Co,,on dg ,Dd reegaI Mdahugs ls y.
soet bscs; vselne receipts s4 bales eIPorts-eOss
soT'S JAW Cocn tady Mddus, PIE gross receipt, SCI
h ses soet, ln00 bales; weeAne receipts $50
BsiISoSs Jai' Cotton duu Middng 2clo net receipts
hale. lr e,e ons g SI' s,o ss SIS s
bales ezFoo Great Britain i6 bales eosstwise. 65l bsesi
SnsssToy July a. ,issly Nioins lsSi9e ne,
S is ,s s,.-a.,v.s N i, L., ,s
NosToLx July iL-Couon steady aud in moderate demand;
bs .sss 100 bales sc,s tsS, b,si vscl~Ie receipts ass
eSs: eIsosIsoas'slS SlS+ bales sales $50 bales
~ week o. bales pmeUis s' bales sales 80 baes sioc-l6'I
OAIEANs Juy Coor in moderate demand Ordinary PIE;
sS 95 s s, LST aSans s Mn S.e ne.
% sa 2" bate ss' evening loo bales stock oOO bales @
bate; sales 4.Ola bs,s-
GAyEsroN Ja -CottonT armsr Te1s orll;
baie s,oes 1909 hales, Nsslnet receipts ago bales; exports
clyolss,rl 19 coaoa quiet Low Mddng'' sie receipts
Jay ~ steady: Mddungs 1885, net receipts
IN tales groas "a h' sacs zoo bale stock go BALE "S 9
svsSs,E du and nonnal sddngs lasc net
6a bales wechue' receipts as bses sIpoTts-coawse oS
aovrSo.EE7 July iCo,on good demand offerings light To-"
Mso1f, rs Ks 6.., p'' q si Y bale - '' ''D ~
MzSrHs Juy l-Co;ton Sinners Low Na!.ng. lsa lec re-
ile4 rae vee.rceeips ISls bales; shipmea 59o' bales
~ l4O rsles 1915, Oh balcf.
Juf H. Cotton quiet; Mddng 20ic ret receipts
o. be- 2,8l1 haes
july dull MdihnFs. l9c receipts . bales
shipments, jl3 bales
SssHvr Jur i-Cotop du Low Mddipgs lie: receipts Of
~ vel no ees shipments "a bales STOCK 1872 l'o bales
ll.3 1.g8.
ArGusrA Jur ~ fair demand; Mdtlugs sc recepts
a. bsss % ii tse; stock 1871 jl2O bales 1875 3l4o bales
veskyoepis, 49i bae; shipments 80 bales; mile ~ bales
s4its. ~ haze.
MAcoy Julv l-Cotton quiet; Mddngs sc receipts OF the
bales shIments ~ stock. 1872, 40 bales 1873,
LoUts. Jur Coon quiet and nomina Low hdtlufs sc
Of The Veek. 20 hsles shipments, 90 bales
the week, 100
asks. tr0 bales; stock. 1890 bales
CIV foIVT Jals ll.-Cotiou- Net receipts. 293 bales
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Mrs, eu: REQ 81 $685. 80, Abes, ~ $751; 7o' "hns
Ma SCI g. Delaware We New 81 a. rive no wanted Corn 70
Cir dcDana yellow 6G,g; Mixed SdSc Oatn Improved denSnai
White tSf6e drd 330t2o Coffee SHrsr ami Moasseho'o,k
Song nrrov, demand with advancing tendency re
sokuW les active Crude 2lc Refined lasc WHISKY On"
vac -
- Lows July il-our quc aud unchanged Wheai gul sSl
sroopnc New Ne Ean Red ~ 90; New No Winter ie, .
or No Fak Rel fair demaui and trm No 2 y KEY
a dS1c Elevator 4tc acked Ose seuVe ana pg1el, w
tar, Gle elevator closing 2lc: Sd39c sacked hArNl W
artst rive d higher 6 offered rcrsd WHISKY steady at
Por better Si6 10 Dry Sailed Meats hi loose
sAonlies n Cscps 7 Clear RIB befe. Ste Bacon hmi
Sho1de agic cash. &c September Clear ~ Sle
Cesr sides lOi Ole cash zoe September Lard nominal 1--we
IIerz srmer Al qret Good 20 Choice S46 % 30
Rrcspi oo bis. Flou bush Whest, 5000 bush Com 5000
k..f ~.
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european 6otrls.

european 6orls
AGE du HOTEL DIES BANS HdOp Spleen
Recommended
the Oteind f. Oswald
GRAND HOTEL A BATH DIES SAllNES First class House
the bank OF the Rhine
Well recommended
BALE HEAD All facing the Rhine F. MAD0ERM
Falls
ENGADNE SAMADEN the whole
HOTEL EFT PENSION IOSTE the baths ST. Mo
Center o Ensin
HOTEL OSEG PmpreO zAABALSTOPPANY
ENGADNE PONTRSNA HOTEL KRONE FOand telegraph Office Splendid
El5adn BADRuTT.
Ku ChaEtc Apneclnae till Sp5
FRBOURG FRlOtRG The
GENEVA. METROP0LE. FREDERIC BAUER
GENEVA Excellent frt family facing the Lake
HOTEL DE RISSIf, Hotel A. AiOn
GENEVA BERGUES
G.ARUs GLARNEuoF Proprietor, FRANZ TARIIN
PENSION VICTORIA Fine Lake and Alps
HUBER elIecOmm
HOTEL
HOTEL. RAGATA SWITZERLAND.
HOTEL BELLEVUE with
GENEVA HOTEL BYRON Castle ChlOn with Park
RUSSELL" HOTEL Ioust
GRAND HOTEL SrADTfof
LUCERNE
LUCERNE AXENsTEN
BRUNNEN WALDSTArTERHOF
LUCEBNE GEsAJ HOTEL AND PENSION
LUCERNE sCwEMER0F rOpiOr
LUCERNE PENSION WOR4Y.
LAUSANNE Coucy9 HOTEL BEAU
RAGATli0IEI Ell PENSION TAMINA Bath establishment Excellent
RGl GHEDECK Above Gerau 5o the Every comfort 800 beds
NeuauenA sCHWEIZEROF Magnificent
and Juno5
VEyEY GRAND HOTEL DE yEyEY N
ZURICH HOTEL BELLEVUE All
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IUERLAIN, 10 Rue de la PAX, Paris.
" Ambrosial Cream Tor shaving,
Fashionable Perfume for the Handkerchief,
Esa Lusrsie for the Hair,
"a be l'nlnvne lnrrnaral-n snfcIalnE
GOODS TRAFFIC AT w0oDsIDE FERRY

"
In view Of the ary completion Of the approaches 70 The rver and
ON the vrOO side Of the MelseY, the BTkenhea1 @
proyennt dous Of receiving DESIGNS ard DE-
SCRIPTiVR PARTICULARS With without models ior aehtng
e transit Of vehicles horses cattle parcels ani s kinds Of goods
H across the River Mey from and to the Lanlugstege Al Tie
10 Liverpool
premium Of awarded the hrt l0 TO the second
and designs and descriptive particulars a. shall
The Commissioners engineer selected By them to
report merit Bch ne designs and descriptive
awarded shl The
ute Of the Commissioners.
Prn and plans may obtained by application the
Manager Perry Capt Pnhe Wooiade Brenhed.
nut Of ShchN be retained gth The unsolicited de-
Chairman The Ohcrs B euhsid1
and marked Perry 1Taac' before the th srplsr
nv ouer AMBROSE WALS.
Clerk OF The Commls si o1rrs
Cnnun.Innor., u \ q. anhe.1 18th Innr- llIL
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FOR GENTLEMEN.
FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN.

stock Of Clothing prepared In over
oats Dress Nsgge KnckerbocEer Highland Su there
shape and fabric and being exclusive in 81 ami lnsl
L oulr be had a the above addresses.
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nteman STYLE
Of coh and to which il
successful securing a confidence so necessary between
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&SfNN fi0N TO LOAN on Bond and
~ sNbDO Morgseo New.York and Brooklyn prop
snt Also Brooklyn hnaes All lots wanted fof cash
hsycrS MITCHELL n Cedar-st .
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS on
~ s. UIIHANN'S

SIDE SUSPESDING TROUSERS. "a Regrnt-.'. Lonloa:
Improve The q, a5i se and s'e Increased comfort 70 -e "nfef
% discomfort consequent che suden los: OF buttons is
penGers also proiertj against The al.ses q o'sIC Ser
The pes possible arrangement Indeed we rcmeuber few e1-
peeb he Lud that perfectly fla all their rrqairements
NJ Unan Patent supeaders and Tou,s per
fiction il any position ne cos being 20 'ae h'G h. aa.er, aud
,n, s' ly , o Wa VIC Oh anu
They maternity improve The It, apd do away xh the oa CON
plants Of heuBg n xakng aOouug riding anil Of rising
he leg busins the knee when sitting Standing L
simple the time very useful inveutou patented
by Mr. X Umanu the ven military tailor a. he Quadrant
upon them IN walking sitting riding -" Observer Nav 1871
appearance Of trous r. ~ Morning Post, MAY. 49,.
M um1nn Invention vonieraly IMPROVES hah the ~ and
Nj UmaBns simple but ingenious usu nyeaton msnas,
the SET Of the trousers in all positions C'i Sefce Galeie May
The SIDE su'eeuso indeed improvement
irnrneusely popll,r''-lIo6n Bal Hay. H..
Improves he 81 AMI Of the touse s strain upon
is fullest eicai cutting scro shouer rot I'd o. aaa sst
support is even 10 The back g-lsundsy Times NAV 10
A DIRECT FROM THR GROWERS
Mss's CARENNE II. SUE Gle, Wine Groa,rA BortsiuI
orders BY post America accompanied with remit
will be executed With Price lists Forwarded application
American, visiting London wines from ni ia
bottles purchases BE- made the LONDON depot sam.
terms as 81 The wine, ordered either be supplied In or
out Of bond in onon shipped direct Bordeaux any part Of
the United state. Address assn CARESSE II. SUB Ce al
Bori,lul Or the Loudou Afsaer, 70 Asst Rsgea London
TVHE LARGEST VALENTINE MANUFAC-
Il TORY ~ THE WeRLD.-IHA LONDON LACE PAPER AND
Tablets &c va'enpr nitrr, supplied vh m'ssra ior The ude
efs, ttrs Of Locking Glass ani S'one oam.N The DtAsk
WOOD Co. 2s 49, and lso strand london '" g. MsgusofI
Clare Court shippers supplied Waos add EIpor Dhe' hs.
Tree on application
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SAMUEL BROTHERS, 80 Ludgate-h1ll London

IMPROVED BREECH-L0ADERS.- Latest
improvements best London vOrpanshp sefcosng s'lon =,
bonnpg oks hne assormen select from a. our usual moaefsb
rrcsI Express Dosble iae- small borcs kbu'Ll To-
P OriorisL. London Rue Ssube, Paris
NTCOLLs SHIRTS, six for 40s.-42 Regent
circus Pcedy London BngsndcOmhine eEeTF moern m
pvement Eh quality aush Gentlemen kiysg or si
fbna or supplied EOa uouee vi SHIRTS suitable Tor
tb. climate made 70 Carnage paid 70 all parts o. We King
TOM.
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RESIDENTS IN AMERICA

Can he uophed With LONDON
CLOTHING, periect In styie lnd b.. ~
folloSing the Instructions o. our self
Measurement Rules. Ia our new Pashos
Book. which. with f,mples Of materials.
Is Forwarded post free.
REMITTASCES need not necessarily
accompany The OrfeF, A. arrangements
lave been made that The Forwarding
Compsnies Agent shall az the time II
delivery. collect the amount u invo.oe
together with Forwarding charges ana
Custom dues.
This mole ~ collection and delivery
has ben found Of great ssfvies In eou.
Quoting our extensive American usos.
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FOR LADIES.

Riding habits Han &c Fashionable Costumes for the Promenade
Gc Wateproof LUte Killarney and Marine ILAIens
Cloas Promenade Jackets and Paleiots erquiney shaped
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political antagonism there is to-day in Vir-
ginia, or any other Southern state, between.
the blacks aud whites. The charge that
the Republicans of this state are response
BILE for this antsgonism, or desire to con-
tinue it an hour longer in the canvass, is
one manufactured out Of whole cloth, and
the shoddest of all shoddy fabric at that.
1t is not true certainly not true as to any
one of The candidates on our ticket. THE
STATE JOURNAL has labored most assidn-
ously TO get rid of this malign issue. II
has appealed to both blacks and whites
alike to set their faces as irressibly as
| flint against it, and to know no other issues
| than those embodying cardinal political
principles and measures, irrespective OF
race, color or previous condition. ia
These are personal and historical facts
which the Conservative press and speakers
of the state will not traverse in any fair
controversy with us, and will only meet
with such denial as foored antagonist will
make when denuneiation takes the place
| of argument. .ft.E. O.. .. ..at
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Do the Conservatives Of Virginia mean

Do the Conservatives of Virginia mean
to say to the people Of the United States
and to all foreign nationalitics whose citi-
zens are disposed 10 settle here, that no
man is hereafter to be made governor of
the state who was not heart and soul a
secessionist, and who does not continue
such in principle and policy in spite of all
the terrible lessons of the war? Their
attacks on Colonel Hughes, and their en-
tire line of argument thus tar in the cam
paign, would show that this is their atti-
tude before the country, as well as the
civilized world. Is this brave and chiv-
alric way to redeem "lost cause ?" 1t
strikes us that there is a very dastardly
element in it, a..s ..r.... ..
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TELEGRApHIC mENDACITY.

The Conservative party must be very
hard up when it is compelled to make even
the electric fiuid-the sublime agent by
which the voice of the skies is uttered-do
their dirty and mendacious work. The
Dispatches special telegram from Char
lottesyille of this morning, in reference to
the large and enthusiastic Republican
nleeting held there yesterday, is what we
characterize as above. The people of
Albemarle and Charlottesville know
that it is gross Misrepresentation
OF the truth, and, if this thing is kept up,
will soon come to judge all other state
ments in regard to Republican meetings
as they will be forced to judge of this
telegram of The Dispatch. The able and
mastery speech Of Colonel Hughes, al
abstract of which we publish to-day, i:
conclusive answer enough to these tele
graphic Misrepresentation.
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GENERAL KEMpER is still harping u

GENERAL KEMPER is still harping upon
the negro, and trying hard to put the cart
before the horse in the matter of arraying
race against race in Virginia. 1t is an
uphill business, but he has to run with the
hare and howl with the wolf, as q matter
of course, in order to accommodate himself
to the whims and hysteric passions of his
party. The art of estimating the dangers
of negro supremacy in Virginia is mani
testify at his fingers ends, and he is ready
to die heroically in the fight, to prevent
any such oyershadowing calamity falling
upon the superior and chivalrc race to
which he belongs. The negroes are UNI
doubtodly the worst and most dangerous
of men for him and his political confreres
to come in contact with, and it is not at all
| surprising that he should howl while his
more frightened associates yell. We can
only encourage him forward in his elegant
and passional pastime by slight para
phrase upon Juyenal:
Go, Kemper, go pile high the agony
| 'Gainst negro suffrage and equality,
To please Virginia strplings, and become
defamation for the boys OF Rome"
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THE Conservatives are adopting the
Chinese mode of warfare making use OF
gongs and tom-toms in preference to the
ordinary weapons of civilized life. The
object is not so much to scare the enemy
as to keep their own followers from
deserving. Colonel Withers made Gene
raj Longstreet warning TO all Conserya-
tves who value social postion-declaring
him "not fit to associate with gentlemen"
The Colonel has evidently been assigned
the social gong as his special instrument.
Mr.. Stewart informs us he will shortly
take the field with the biggest kind of q
tom-tom. Messrs. Kemper and Daniel will
sling The gingals. '..ia.' 80 D'.i
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Mr.. A. Ii. III. STUART announces his
intention TO favor the public with an
address on &c The negro question in all its
aspects political, social, economical and
humanitarian For nearly hundred
years the negro has been, according to Mr..
Stuart, a disturbing element in our political
system. As slave he caused the war !;
as a freedman he is an obstacle to the
restoration Of national harmony" To all
which there is a short and simple answer
let the negro alone, and he will cease to be
a disturbing element. Stop making a
bugaboo of him, in the hope Of frightening
the weak-ninded of your party or arous-
ing the prejudices of the bigoted and the
ignorant, and he will no longer be an
obstacle to the restoration of national har-
mony. All the evils you complain OF are
of your own creation.
"The thorns you feel are from the seeds you
- planted; $3.50. IL a--.r.
They prick you and you bleed"
II you would not have an eVer-springng
crop of evils following your footsteps, stop
sowing the dragons teeth. So long as
such speeches as those lately mouthed at
the White Sulphur are allowed to pass
unrebuked by your candidates, it is idle to
talk about the negro being an obstacle to
the restoration of national harmony.