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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-03
RI WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.,
No. lool northwest corner Tenth and D Streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE Two
STORY BRICK DWELLING, ON THE EAST
SIDE OF N NTH STREET, BETWEEN AND

TRUSTEES, SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY BRICK pWELLIHGi, ON THE EAST
SIDE OF N NTH STREET, BETWEEN AND
NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF d ed Of trust, dated June 2, A. ID.
IS73 and recorded In LIber No. III, folio is, &c,
one OF the lapd records for Washington county,
District Of Columbia the undersigned trustees, at
the written request Of the party secured thereby,
will sell, on TUESDAY, the hrst day Of September,
A. D. IS74, at O'Clock p m, In front Of the prem
tses, all that CERTAIN piece or parcel OF land known
and described a. 2 part OF l0t nun6ertd SIX, In
the city Of Washington and District OF Columbia,
beginning for the same at the southwest corner OF
said lot, on Ninth street. and running thence east
ninetyone feet ten Inches to alley thence north
on me line OF said alley tWentysiX feet thence west
10 hnth street nlnety-one feet ten inches, Themes
touh IN enty-s,x Feet 70 the place Of beginning.
Terms: Two tho dollars az OOol h cash; bal
lnce In one, two, three and four years secured By
deed Of trust on the property with interest at ten
per cent per annum, payable semi-annnally; or all
cash, at the option Of the purchaser A deposit OF
800 Will he required on day of sale. and terms OF
sale must be comp ie with in five DAYS or the trus-
tees the right TO resell the risk aud cost
GEORGE BURGESS, Ia.
DANIEL CAHILL. AEusteeS'
WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
aug5-d AuCtiOuecr.
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DY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct'r,
ID Successor to Green & Williams, AuctiOneers
~ a.. Il

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCE ON + STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS WEST, in
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
BY virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
Of December A D. 1873, ami passed in the cause OF
James A.. StOvell and others, plaintiffs, against
John Z. Bayliss and others, defendants, No. S823,
Equity Docket L, viii o1er for sale, in front OF
the premises, on FRIDAY, September IL, 1874, st
o'clock p. m all that piece OF ground In the city OF
Washing on, District Of Coumbla- designated and
described as being the west half Of lot numbered
thiTty-siX, Ca in the subdivision of square num-
bered three hundred and eightynine, (339 and the
Improvements thereon, consisting Of 9 tWO-stOry
brick house.
Terms Of sale as prescribed BY decree: One half
cash: balan; in six aud twelve months, with in
teTest from day OF sale. One hundred dollars down
on day of sale. If the terms not complied with
in i've days from the sale, the trustee will reserve
the right TO resell the risk and cost Of purchaser.
ConVeyancinE al purchasers cost.
MILLS DEAN, Trustee.
WASH. 3. WILLIAMS,
auSa6-d
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EEi nptHP GGHRNfR, Trustees.
LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
t,9s a.. AuCfiOueera

ASTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
tii' WEDNESDAY, The 18Th day OF August, 1874,
sans hour and pl1ce BY the order OF the trustees,
RI6SH4ASRBB T IAskkIIAAeS' Trustees.
LATIMER & CLEARLY,
NJ A
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ARTICLE III.

Tlovisions of the present treaty shall not
be ed in any manner to any crime or Of
fenca purely political character, nor shall
the tsions Of the present treaty be applied
in shnner to the crimes enumerated in the
seco article committed anterior to the
dstehe exchange of the ratification hereof.
Neitof the contracting parties shall be
boUD deliver up its own citizens under the
stfpUns of this treaty.
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FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION
ALEXANDRIA,. va.
OF GIFTS

November ga, 1874
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GEORGE BURGESS, lT,-4
DANIEL Z CAHILL. I hE"steeS'
WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
AuCtiOuecr.

ETTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until MONDAY, September 7, 1874, at the same
hour and place.
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2 us Cash GINS, amounting to...........lO %
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poned until SATURDAY, August ., ls74, same
time anu PiA'IR RICHARD WALLACE, -
= NOBLE p. LAkEER LEustees'
,,,,-wrsrsds LATiAEB f SLFfiaEY;
-k- THE ABOVE sALE1s FURTHER POST
PONED until MONDAY, Septeint er Z, Is7S. same
hour and place. By order Of The ttustee.
LATIMER & CLEARLY,
auE9-sInThGds Auctlonetrs.
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DRoPOsALS FOR THING AND FLAG
S R6,SEF goE MT 9HE ETEERRffAsgsEs Az 5S
THE SOUTH WING OF THE NEW STATE;
BUILDING, WAsHiNGToN, d. G.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENr,


TREASURY DEPARTMENT., 7
WAsHINGToN, ID. e., Aug. Is, 1874
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until u m OF the 81 day OF September 1874 for fur
plshing and delivering at the site Of the new state
War, and Navy Departments Building, Washing
ton, ID. c.. all the Thing and Tagging required for
the Terraces, Approaches, and Sidewalks, &c, Of
tue South Wing Of the Building, as called for by
the Schedule, and described In the Specifications,
copies OF which may be had on application at this
ofice.
Builders must submit asampleoft the material they
propose TO furnish along with their bid.
Payments will be made on the de livery and Accept-
Of materials deducting 10 per centum, until The
completion Of the contract.
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond OF
two responsible persons, in the sum OF nve thou
sand dollars, (bS,OOC that the bidder viii accept
sud perform the contract, awarded him, the Suf-
bC.eGcy Of the security to be eertned BY the United
States Judge, Clerk OF the Unitet States Court or
thy District Attorney Of the District wherein the
tiddyT resides.
ali bills n Il be deemed for the interest Of the
on tine printed form to be OBTAINED at this ONCE,
aud does not conform In every respect 10 the re-
qvirements OF this Advertisement, will not be con-
sldered, neither will any proposal be received iron
parties who not themselves engaged In the thing
and Tagging trade, and who have not the Necessary
facilities for urn shing the materials.
Proposals. wi be iuelOsed in q sealed envelope,
iudor-ed 'tBids for Thing and Elaggtng.' ard adj
DIRE s.ed to A. 3. MULLETT,
Auif-st Supervising Architect.
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT ANDCAST
Il IRON WORK FOR TIVE SOUTH WING OF
THE NEW STATE, WAR AND NAVY DE-
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ARTICLE VI.

If person claimed is accused or SEN
tenctn the country where he may have taken
refUlfOr Il crime or misdemeanOr committed
In th country, lis delivery may be delayed
Untile dehnitiVe sentence releasing him be
pronnced, or until such time as he may have
comPd with the punishment inflicted on him
In thOuntry where he took refuge.
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PRoPosAlL,Ss T FOB WORK YORK on on THE WASH;

OFFICE OF wAsHINGToS AQUEDUcT,
WAsHISGTON, ID. G., August ], 1874.
Sellcd proposals, Endorsed Proposals for Work
on the Washington Alueduct, " will be received at
this oce until o'clock the Sd day of SeptemberS
1874 for building = dwelling and fence at Great
Fails aud for grading and macadAmi1ing the Aque-
duct road.
Proposals will be received only on the printed
FORMS which, with specihcaii forms Of contract
and any desired information, be-had on applca-
o. z. BABCOCK,
Colonel OF Engineers, U. s. A.,
au1-Gt Chief Engineer Washington Aqueduct.
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Theresept treaty shall be ratified In con
formit with the constitutions Of the two
counts, and the Publications shall be eK-
chang at the cities Of Washington and Lima,
Withinighteen months from the date hereof,
or sOosr If possible.
In Wness whereof we, the Pienipotentiaries
of Unlimited States Of America and the Re
Publitof Peru, have signed and sealed these
preseIs.
Dor in the city of Lima, in duplicate, Eng
lish al Spanish, this the twelfth day Of Sep
tembe in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight undered and seventy.
[sEL.1 ALVIN P. HOVEY,
[sEL.1 JOSE j. L0AYZA.
AncWhereas the said treaty has been duly
rattle on both parts, and the respective rsti-
hcatios were exchanged at biTns on the TWEEN
ty-eigth day of May last:
Noy therefore, be It known that ], ULYSSES
p GRNT, President Of the United States Of
- - -
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BETWI THE UNITED STATES OF
AMEA AND THE REPUBLIC OF
DFpT
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ID AuctiOueers and Real Estate Brokers.
South west corner OF nnsylvan In avenue and Ele
enth street, Star Once Building.
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Plain and Ornamental

BoEDERs. RULES ORNAMENTS, 40,
Orders By mail pFengtII attended to,
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ARTICLE VII.

lnases not admitting of delay, and espe-
ciailn those where there is danger of escape,
each. two Governments, authorized by the
ordefor apprehension, may, by the most ex-
pedins means, ask and obtain the arrest of
the Eson accused or sentenced, on condition
OF prsntlng the said order for apprehension
as so as may be possible, not exceeding four
mont.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-08
FOR r e Mt.
FOR RENT.

TINE ROOM NOW OCCUPIED FL $3.50 BY Ims
Wiesel Musical lnstitu e, IN retepsG in .
he"4"'eS' C.Y. LUCAS,
mb 1927 Market ct
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rsnka Dilligent, puDctusl and exem-
plary, obedient and graceful at home,
she won the hearts OF all. But, alas,
We are sorrowed. Those rosy cheeks
and rudy lips are blanched by Con-
sumption. fhe voice once 30 enchant.
ing in laugh and song is feeble, husky
and supplanted ty q hollow cough:
Let US approach her couch gently and
take her hand. Do not shudder because
Of the feeble and passionless grasp.
The hand once so hearty and plump is
emaciated and shows bony outlines,
while the cords and torluous veins are
plainly mapped upon the surface. The
pulse that bounded with repletion,
carrying vigor to the whole system,
and inn parting life, beauty, vivacity,
health and strength, is delicate to the
touch. The feeble heart propels the
thin, scapty blood with force. Must
we loose her while vet in her teens2
Companions and friends gather around
with words of cheer and consolation,
and depart with moistened eyes eand
silent steps. Must We lose her 2 No !
there 10 relieil We can stay this de-
stroyer OF our happiness and not suffer
the loss Of 80 bright a jem. Something
more 10 required now than dietry and
hyrienic observance, for nature calls
for aid and she shall have it. Take
this pleasant medicine. 1t is invigor-
stipg, How it allays the irritable
coug b, improves the appetite and d.
gestion and sends q healthy Jingle
through the frame. The blood is en-.
ricbed, nervous force increased, and
the heart bounds with new impulse.
See her face brighten by degrees; the
color is returning, her voice is getting
clearer, and pleasant words are spoken.
The strenth faulters yet but is gaining
Let us take her out in the warm sum
shine. In q short time she will be
able to 90 without our aid, cheerful
girl. Thi- delightful medicine must be
Gsd-blessed. 1t is restoring health to
our loved one. She is emerging from
her sickness sweeter and nobler than
before, and Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery must have the credit. 1t
has raised her.
S. R. EeLAR, Druggist, OF West
Union, O., says that DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery has effected
a wonderful cure OF Consumption in
his neighborhood.
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affecting grgi5ter.
HnlLI EEaESTER.
A Republican Opinion OF Republic
can O6fcerR.

A hepuOlICau OpIuIOu VI nepupII'
can Onicera.
The committee that has recently in
vestigated the Sanborn frauds has this
to say 10 regard to the competence OF
completely Of certain prominent off,
cials:
The committee, feeling alarmed at
the apparent looseness with which the
law has been administered, were desir-
Gus of ascertainlng where the responsi-
bility rested, where it would seem to
belopg-somewhere in the Treasury
Department. They have had before
them the Secretary, Assistant Seere-
tary Sawyer, and the Solicitor Of the
Treasury. The Secretary gave but lit
tie information, and exhibited an entire
want OF knowledge as to the manner Of
making the contracts, administering
the law, or Of the provisions OF the law
itself. His only connection, 80 lar as
he could remember, with these. trans
actions, was in affixiDg his signature to
the various papers presented to him as
a mere matter OF routine, without
knowing their contents. The Assistant
Secretary disclaimed any particular
knowledge of the law or contracts, and
he in like manner affixed his signature
as a matter of Office routine. The
Secretary and the Assistant Secretary,
by their testimony, show that the pa
pers were prepared by the Solicitor,
thus shifting the responsibility on him.
The Solicitor in turn testified that
he is simply the law officer OF the
Treasury Department, and subordl-
nate OF the Secretary OF the Treasury,
without any power in regard to the sd-
ministration OF this law, except that
expressly given by the Secretary; that
he had consulted in every instance with
the Secretary or Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury; that he had in all cases
simply obeyed the directions OF his gu.
perior officers, and that the contracts
and the various orders of the Depart
ment were well known to the Secretary
and Assistant Secretary.
The disagreements and contradictions
given respectively by these gentlemen,
as appears from their testimony, is q
matter greatly deplored by the commit
lee, as by it they are unable 10 fix upon
any one, or anywhere, the responsibility
of the maladministration of this law,
and they look with serious apprehen'
sion upon the apparent effort OF these
gentlemen to transfer the responsibility
each from himself to the other. While
the committee, therefore, are unable &c
determine where the responsibility rests
they can not in justice to themselves
ignore the fact that these three persons
deserve severe condemnation tor tht
manner In which they have permitted
this law to be administered.
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To PRESERVE your health, cleanse
your blood when it becomes vitiated and
foul. Many are the symptoms which
sound the note OF alarm. Fail not to
heed them. Indigestion, Nausea. Las
si,ude, Headache, Wandering Paine,
Bilious and Eruptive affections, are 80
many signals to tell you OF disease in
the blood. Remove 1t. and they dis
appear. How? Take AYERS Con-
POUND EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA. 1t is
effectually for it's purpose; purifies the
blood, expels disease and restores the
deranged functions OF the body to their
healthy action - Cory0on Ind, Argus
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FOR SALE.
FOR Said.

FARM CONTAINING ONE HUN
a dred and three acres, win sell II In
one lot or divide II In lots Of four or nve
ocres to suit purchasers. There Is no better
land in Ohio county for market GARDENING:
Sitnated within one mile OF the city OF
"Tsrmsgone- fourth cash; balance In one.
,,,o and three wears. For further partlcu-
iarS enquire Of the subscriber.
lS'' GEO. ROBEkTS,
IS Main street.
r. OBRIEN,
Real Est o to Agent.
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TbeInyalid-.A Pen Picture.

See Ler psllid coun'enance, but a
short time ago the picture OF rudy
health, the envy Of the school aud the
pride Of the household. She was al
Tays welcomed by her schoolmates,
for her 1.-the form and pleasing dispo-
sition carried cheerfulness into their
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Flour.
,on BBLS. MOSS ROSE,
liEI 100" Sterling,
ga" Choice Family.
$40" cottage xxx.
iW" Yo Semitic Lily,
iOs " Cream OF Indiana,
a0" Gem (Spring wheaD
100 White Rose,
lOOm Washington,
i,g" Peerless,
| store and for sale by
LIST. DAVENPORT6FAh
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE.

possesses qualities that no other dye does:
Its effect is instantaneous, and is so natural
server. Being harmless and easily applied,
Ii is in general use among the fashionab BILE
Hair Dire ssers In every large city in the
United States. Price, 81 tox. Fold every
where. .
Iaboratorv-Nos. 40 and 50 Cortlandt
street, New York.
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The Gilmcr County sllcrlualty.

Much has been said Of late 10 regard
to the action Of tho County Court oil
GilmCr county, respecting tho Sheriff
ally u that county and the uumitiga.
table tissue Of fllscaoods attempted to
be imposed upon too credulOls PEG.
plc, BY designing and unsctupulUus
sraud1l.mougcrs, with view Of ina.
king political capital thereof. reqailo
an answer, which we give in tho fol-.
lowing statement Of tic lacts concern.
ing the whole matter:
In tho first placc, the election of j.
r. ". Holt, Republican, to the Of.
Gee Of Sheriff of the county, is attribu.
ted to the fact that barter aud sale
was effected between the Republicans
and some disOrganizcrs.
Again, Mr.. Holt, having control Of
tie Assessors books, returned not less
than 200 voters delinquent for the nom
payment Of taxes, amounting TO about
$500, aud the Court decided that all
but S37 Of this amount could be col.
lGCtGd.
Tho Court met on Monday, tho 18th
Of October, that being Il fiscal term, and
and having Completed It's business, was
ready TO udjourn at night; but owing
Ia ,t,o fnn, ,k,1 NJ. u,Ik I,.J nn. 80
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

A correspondent Of tho New York
Herald, writing from Lewisburg, West
Virginia, on tho day before our late
election, thus refers to tho Senatorial
question in this State:
The next Legislature will be called
upon TO select United States Senator
to succeed Senator Foreman, and ii
Democrat will be chosen, rs that body
will be largely Democratic. There
will not be more than tao Republicans
in the Senate, aud not n dozen in the
House. Tho Senate consists Of twenty
four members aud tho House Of sixty.
five. There arc a great many poliu-
clans looming up all over the State for
this position, prominent among whom
arc Alien Capction, who was one of
virgiuia's Senators in the Confederate
Congress; Judge Raymond, j. N.
Camden, aud other distinguished gem
tlemon arc spoken Of. Mr.. Camdeu's
chances arc now considered the most
hopeful and as Ito haS q strong hold on
bis party, bis claims will no doubt be
pressed vigorously. llo was the Dem.
ocratic nominee 10 1872 for Governor,
and was the only Candidate on the tick.
ct not elected Ilo was defeated By
Governor Jacob, au independent can.
didatc, and the then Executive Of tho
State. Mr.. Camdeh has, perhaps, done
moro to organize discipline and strength
en- his party than my other man in
the State. He is ii young man, about
forty, Of fine sense, great energy; tue
highest character, liberal Vows aud is
thoroughly devoted to his State. The
Republicans. Of course, have no hope
Of electiug Senator, their policy vii!
DC 10 prevent as many Democrats us
possible from coming into tho nomina.
ing caucus, with view of uiding to
elect gu independent Democrat
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sought favor with both parties, he was
condemned 10 remain at homo,
Is. Now the laws required that o
publican should be elected in the thir.
toeuth year, and Daniel told The people
that he would be q candidate for that
office.
10. Now It pains (i) mo to make
this record Of Dauicl;
go, Ho paid tithes to the Baptist
Church, aud it was known that that the
high priest of that Church IN Buckhan.
non was not Of the same political faith
us Daniel. and he voted for David.
81. Now Daniel had obligated him.
self to pay some mOusy 10 this high
priest-ditGsn dollars Of which he had
not paid.
~. Aud when it was known that
tho high prizes! voted for David, no re.
fused to pay said obligation, und rallied
at aud abused this high priest exceed.
ingly, indeed, almost 10 curses.
% Now it camo to pass that some
Of the friends Of David notified him Of
the manner in which Daniel had treat.
ed his high priest, and David said,
81. Verify. this was very ugly
trick of Daniel; but this high priest
should be paid, fot | know that he
neeleth said money, aud | will send it
TO him, which he did,
%. And the high priest was ex.
ccediagIy we'll pleased with David, mud
he blessed him with very great bles'
sings,
%. But ho did not curse Daniel
witLs the curse that hc meritod, but
left that for tho Almighty,
Tho end Of tue first chapter of The
Book Of Chronicles, written from Buck.
hunuon, to the faithful Who arc be.
coming numerous throughout West
Virginia, on the 9th day Of tho ten.ll
mouth of the eleventh year of tht
State, by FILlus AGRIcoLAg.
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who have sluudcr ID aud yilliaed "ola
lhe ni.asterpth newspaper cs,ab.
llshed "a tue world, was the Williams.
burg IVA Gazette, in 1880, Now
tirginia has 10 daily newspapers, Z
semI.wGekly, VI weekly. 2 seni.monIh-
~, and II monthly; in oil l06.-
This is another item Of intOres. 10 her
progress aud advancement. lfsAe had
been like other States under the con.
troll Of Radicals aud negroes. shC
would, we oil know, be now strag'
Cling merely to live. Her people are
determined that she shall hold q con.
mandipg influence among the States
aud remain entitled to the distinction
Of being the Mother Of tho STATES aud
statesman" which her brutal foes have
never been able to wrest from her,
The other Southern States would
present a like development Of Intel
iectual power, If they were only FIRE,
frOm the grasp Of tyranuical bondage
The enemies Of the South are afraid o
her influence, The South has only t
be patient ard trusting in the God o
nations; the "LotiOm rail" will G
back to its place, aud genius, honor
intelligence and virtue resume honor
cd sway.
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opening their Eyes

A majority seemingly at least Of tue
people Of the Northern States have for
tue last fourteen years voted the Re.
publican ticket. They have in this
been aCIuuted by what appeared only
hatred to tho South. Yet what have
they gained for themselves, especially
those Of tho Western States? Former.
ly the farmers Of tho West had good
nlatkCt in the South for their produce
They could ship what they raised on
steamboats, or Oats to New Orleans,
Natchcz, Vicksburs, Memphis or any
pOint along tho Mississippi. with the
certainty Of disposing Of il at rOuumcr.
alive prices in gold to the planters.
Now all this has changed. Through
their own insane act they have destroy
cd tho Only true compensatipg market
that they will ever have. The freed.
man-thO man and brother reckons
among his natural and acquired rights,
the choice Of wearing change of shirts
one year and one pair Of brccchcs.
The planter. bis former owner, never
thought Of providing him with less
than six Of tho former aud four pairs
Of the latter. Again, among Ills other
inalienablc rights is that Of raising II
shout and patch Of corn, aud this With
tho lCnroOsts Of his white ncighbor am.
ply Oils his yearly lurdCr. lie is not
therefore dependent either upon the
cotton mills Of New England for his
staple dry goods nor upon the western
farmer for IN annual supply Of provis-
ions. lie is cmplIaticaIly a fireman
free TO go naked-frcc to raise .'de
provisions" and free 10 "wolu" for lis
irieuis tho carpet baggcrs and the
scalawags. This freedom however Sc.
riou'ly affects the prosperity of the
Western States aud equally the New
England States, These begin to feel
asd feel srnsibly that their deyili,h aud
Insane atred Of the Southern peopls
has resulted not alone in the u1duing
Of the South but also in their own
Tho mills Of tho gods grind slowly
hut surely. -lfar'iu'Lmy Statesman.