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&C. Adams Stevens, vice president of
tie Albany and Greenbush IN. " Bridge
Company has been arrested on q charge OF
embezzling s2oo. 600 worth of the bonds OF the
company.
EvA Minneapolis woman found q pack
age containing seventeen diamonds secreted
IN desk that once belonged to her great
grandfather.
GrThe members OF three churches close to
the beer garden which Ofenbach opened In
Philadelphia, are trying, through the courts
70 compel closing Of II on Sundays.
1rThe Professor OF Medicine ut Kings
College, London, recommends total
change Of diet without the aid of medicine,
as an eficacious method OF treating nervous
disease.
~Mim Dickinson will begin an engage
ment in Philadelphia the last week In
August, and at It's conclusion VIII 60 West.
she will make her drst appearance In New
York during the holidays.
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YoUsa a hIDDLETSS ssii r.,,, ,,,,on..-,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
RIAL kSTATE ON l SrREET. BErWEEl

REAL kSIATE ON i SrRBBT. bETWEEN
sTH AND 9Th SITS NORTH WEST.
BY virtue OF . deed Of trust, dated June Is, II
1915, and recorded In Liber No 75S folio f22, inn
st seq the understand Trustees will. on.A..
WEDNESDAY, the 26th day If July, A. D 1916, at
on the premises, proceed 10 se1 at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, sill st piece or par
Gel OF Rrours. situated in the city of Washing
District OF Columbia, and known on the eronnd
plan thereof, as all that part of Lot numbs rei ~
Two, In square numbered four huuared and three,
(1eS,b contained within the folio wing metes and
BOUNDS; Commencing for the same q: p9iut on
street north distant seventy (7u feet west from the
southeast corner OF said square, and running the nee
north one hundred (l00l feet; thence west twenty
focr ga feet and ur (4 inohes thence south one
hundrtd 100 feet and thence east twenty four (2D
feet AMI four 81 inches to the place of beginning
With back building.
The terms of sale are: One third of the purchase
money, and the expenses of the sale, in cash and
lhe pashoe In two equal payments at 6 and IL
months bearing interest from day OF sale aud Sc
cnred TO the satisfaction OF Trustees deposit of
elO0 Will be required at the time OF SALE Ali CON
yer apclnf at purchasers If the terms of sale
are not complied with within tea To- DAYS Of sale
ressls viii be made at the risk and cost tf default
ing purchaser.
R. ROSS PERRY. lTrr.+s..
SEATON PERRY. Afuste".
yl5-e YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nUECANsoH BIOS, Auottoneerr,
~ 9Th and streets northxes

~ 9Th and d streets northwest.
TRUsTIIs, SALE OF rwo BRICK DWELL
MAE isIh srRikT T NaRr an xFsr sThh FIN,
THH CoRHER OF 1sTH Strict, AT AUG.
BY virtue 2, two asecs Of trust si,en to Us, Ii
Liber No rs fsios ls5 and Isl, 81 ths aa a. S
rtcsIds Of the trict Of Columbia, and at the re-
public auction in trout OF the spemiss. sl on 'e Val
bar, The Izih DAY Of July. K. D. iSs, al =, $50
l:ius in the City Of Die
trio, Of Colun bi. and being known and desert oed
four George Burgess: recordsd s aIS
OF part Of square numbered one hundred and fifty
Ing two sses Ssh consist
Terms; One.fourth Of the purchase m ouey in cash,
balance 70 equal 5, and i MONTHS 0
Stn interest at per cent to be secured by
s 70 Is
be rssOd At the f and oss Il the .ns , w
'i 5siscaa. Va s SoaLALhiSSss.E Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING, AuctIOneer.
TRgsTsEs,sALEo DESIRABLE pEoPEsrY
MAG 6rs sdTEkET, GEoRGEToWN, D. G., ar
BY virtue Of q deed of trust, dated April -
18th a. 2. lisa. and duly recorded in Libsr %
No r. folio !52, one Of the land recOrds Tor .1x
I'M in front et the prsSss'. On EkIpaY, july taS
pIeea or parcel Of ground lyins and being IN the
ts ., % se fscn gistries Of Ho3mbia sn9gn
Beatty and HswAins' ADDITION, with the improve
mtnts thereon, consisting of O double Brick Cot
FERNS: $500 and expenses of this sale in cash,
on and the balance IN twelve months, With futeresi
AZ zen cent from day Of sse occurred by dssd OF
trust on the property. All cOnveysucing at the cost
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NEw STYLES SMALL CHECK CRsTrONBs
~ Navy Blue, Blsck and Brown, oniy l5o. o yard
OF the cheapest store In the city. CONEOLG1e
COS 9Th ST., 00site Patent Once. Jel-6
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KEEP COOL AND DRYl

OPENED his morning, 10 GOz Huck TOWELS
at cheap Al IS best goods in the city the price
% do H-msiitched Linen Cambria HANDKER.
NHlhfr- - 81 50 per dozen, warranted pare Lin
worth much more money.
10dGz ban TOWELS, slI prices
A full stock g sll kinds of Thin GS1ds for Sum.
mer wear so pieces ngure1 III MEN LAWNS,
IsArrauted Aii pure Linen which shall sell at
. cents. Thee goods are warranted ~ be the same
quality sol Ia the citJ at IS and g. ,.
6lsc, Pies Plain Navy Blue LIhEN LAWN.
20 do bIuTu do; Go. do Black do; 10 90 do
Nbtte, 81 Cu.'1UI-s, 2 do S3-ireh WHITE LINEN
CAMBklC- ~ 81 per yard, handsome goods, and
yery cheap.
10 Eieces RENCH ORGANpIES IN hantsons
cCiOTs and Z Ee qualities.
"a pieces e.eEsIt SILK and wooI-strfpei and
Plaid Biask tsEEHADlEE5. for aterdIessss AT
Almost hair prize war; anted silk sud wool
fan sfoCk It Domestic Go is at agsatfs prices
EeneCigG location ~ VI. SHO ~,
Jyil u No. 314 sth stre-t north vest,
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NOTICE-PArtfes Who destre % disloss % q
hem TOR hlEhsr cash price than any place IN tbs
ttty, By calling or addressing HERzo6, SIT y
4oDoboo yW - gfv1. 0yIrOS
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nATFNT OPIN-WORK BAHNRRs, FLAGS
L aAd P0LITIOAL PORTRAITSat % order b.
HOJBR 01AHAM.
Ieo-SoSm 81 Duane stxeees New York.
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fTHOMAS DOWLIH g, Auotioneer.

'V'dOMAb UUWLIHG AuctfOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING, H0RTHERLY ONE OF rHRGE
IoGHTHER. ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE,
MEAS l. STREET.
By virtue OF deeds Of trust by the same par. Il
ties daftd June 10 1875. recorded In Iibers 1877 f..
and $685. foiios 10 and ass, in the land records
OF this District, By requett Of the party secured
thereby, will ofer for sale ct auction ia front OF
the premises, THURSDAY, July ~, 1876, at S
O'Clock D. m, the Iortherly one OF three new two
on New J-rsey avenue. near l. street, extending
bAek same Wild n, more or less, to en- alley.
Terms: One fourth Gas b; residue in IL, Is and n
months, for notes secured by deed of trust on the
property, with interest at ten per cent psr annum
the time Of sale, and If the terms not com plied
with within i've days thereafter the Trustee re-
At the risk and cost OF the defsuiting purchaser
Convey ancing at the purchaser cost
HAhMAN g. WESTERVELT. Trustee
Jyll TH0S. BOWLING, Auct
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Holm L. MITCHELL,
s5I PEEEsYLvANlA AvEsUs.
We have carefully gone over eur stock and re-
dUoec prices o. ire lowest figures, to close out
EtDsiuius So q II o
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
NOtvii ing the very low prices ruling dur
1OE the Ta7t seEsOn, We have made prices still
lower, 10 C.Ose
ALL MsDE-UP GOODS,
ALL UEDERW EAR,
ALL DBESs FABRIOS
are lovtr than before and IN quality that can
not be suIps--1i.
From ard zfter uOEDAY, July 10, we close our
store at six @ clock p. m jylO-tr
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FrHE INCEST THING IN READY-M.Dl
Il SHIFTS ever offered IL 80 cent SHIRT
Improved II here Is any one who has not seen our
% cent Shit Is would paw them veil 20 al and
make examination Of their quality, 81 the Branch
Baltimore shirt Factory. I0l2 street 1rthw west.
San pies sen: ~ raail on receipt OF 30 cents.
Boy 'ssizss H. ~. N, AZ and IS ZACH. 90 cents,
NV. DARE.
te,D-lm "MAnagsr."
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nUEOAEsON BROS, Auctioneers,

ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF DRUG STORE 1908 Il
STREET NORTHWEST
BY ytrtue of an assignment we will sell on
mONDAf, IL tn day OF July, A. D. 1876, at lOE7
ociock o. m, the entire Ontents of drug store -
No. 1906 street northwest, consisting Of
Marble top Counters, Silver plated Show Cases.
Glass Labelled Bottles, Combs, Brushes,
Elegant soda Fountain, Pomades, Soaps, &c,
Large lot of Drugs,
Together with numerous other articles usually
found IN first class drug store.
The above will be offered an entirety, aud if
not cold that way will Immediately be sold in detail
This 10 splendid chance for q person to engage
In profitable business, the present owner being In
Ill health. By order Of the Assignee.
Jyl3 widest DUECANSOH BROS.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionesr.

FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS; TEN SETS PAP.
LOh lkNtTURH, UPHoLsTEBKD IL RHP
H5P o Hshk xGL2 pTs TASkUT hAsBLI;
AND OAK d ToP SIDE soAeDs; waIsST
nXfSTkEsI9N, DINING TABLES; WALNUT
AND AND .PILLoMsi OIL PAINTisSs. Ohio,
GLAesWARE; NIT HEN REQUISITES, &c.
nnkS0, LOT 9R0CERIEs; "a IRON AND
ThkRA GOTTA ORNANEhTED VASES; Ice
GRksn MACHINE WITH 90 OR 100
fREkZERS AND TUBS: 10 sHaRP's
TON.
On SATURDAY MORNING, July Isth,a
1870, 81 10 O'Clock, within my auction TO oms, "
shsii tell sssperior collection OF HOusS hold "a
N. Byron this date all of my sales Of Furnt-
tnfe at The store will be made inside, tBer sby sd
OH gre ally to the comfort of parties ending
o great pi OBJECTION to Furniture ssut TO be sold
TENS cash THOs uOWLIN9
Rep AGc -i1neer.
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DRY GOODS.

II order to reduce our very large stock Of Summer
DRY GOODS
YsoFer n buyers for the next sixty days the
cIrrsorC iusrs iEducse3t OF 10 per cent OF on the
dollar, on al goods in our establishment. Our
apaortrner. nrists q, all the latest novelties for
This fummsr seasou, such &c
UAEpsOMT GRENADINES, SUMMER SILKS
LAWNS, SUITINGS, WHITE GOODS,
LINEN SUITS.
LACK sACQUEs AND sHAwLs,
FINE HOSIERY,
SITS UMBRELLAS, FANS, &C., &C.
This o , port ] 1ity sh Juld not be lost.
WOLFORD a sHILBERa,
sI7 nARkEI sPACE,
Jy1-u Third door frotn ON ssress.
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nOWHMAN GREEN,
II Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers.

~ ductoneers anu heal Estate Brokers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M.
rkONkD REAL ESTATE, STU aTnD ON q
STREET NORTH, BETWEEN Urn AND srH
SIhkETS WIST, CONSISTING OF FOUR
ETORY BRICK HOUSE.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust 70 rs, dated pril IL
z4th, AID. 1873, and recorded in liber No 7l6, raK
trict OF and at the request OF the parties
secured thereby, shall sell public auction in
front OF the premises, 6IDAY, July 4, A D. Isfe,
at O'Clock m, the following described real es-
tate, situate In the city of Wsshiu gton, DO, to
wit: Being the middle portion OF lot No. two. "a
commencing at point twenty feet from the ca st
corner Of said lot, and running thence twenty
feet on the line of street northwest; then wilt
said width OF twenty feet front the rear OF the
same, together with the improvements thereon, con-
esling OF q three story and basement brick dwell
ing.
Terms OF sale rs prescribed By the deed of trust.
The amount of Indebtedness secured By the decd of
trust unpaid, aud the pense of sale In cash and
tn- balsbce In and Y months, for which the notes
ofthe purchaser, bearing interest from the day of
SALE and secured by deed Of trust on the property
sold, shall be taken. deposit Of 500 shsn be
required OF the purchaser at the time of sale, and
all conyeyanctng shall be ut the pense of the
purchaser. III the terms Of sale are not implied
with In one week from day OF sale the trustees e.
serve the right 10 resel the property risk aud
cost OF the defauItins purchaser, after five days
r.. w. DOwNMAE,I
jeA fRepl w. A. GORDON, Irustees'
az BY AN AGREEMENT ALL PARTIES
CONCERNED the above sale is post Foned until FIJI
DAY, the 2cth Ct July, same hour and place
IyA 2awsds W. A. GORDON, fAu''ees'
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AUCTION SALES.

RiBCH hOBIY, hucuoneers,
- Wall Bszasr,
hos- SSs and $40 La. ave-, bet. 9th and 10Th SITS.
TWO CARLOADS or HORSES FROM WEST
nIhGlkIA, SEVERAL EXPRESs WAGONS,
BUGGIES, IA BHkss, &c /, AT AUCTION.
on SATURDAY H0RNIsG, JNly sLh, ~
the Be zaar-
0-e pair Of lark Roam Mares, (full sisters aud
years old. warranted sound, l5ss hands high,
= very ttyiish: can trot In minutes
one LAY Maze, years eli, ISL hands high. war
rabted sound, Of great endu auce. stAads with
out hitchipg, fearless of locomotives splendid
ismtly maze. belonging to the estate OF the late
Michael Fitzgerald
Also
a number OF Drivers ard Workers. fun iescrip-
ton at sale.
No postponenent on account OF the vesthsr
IL BIHCH ROBEY. Aucts
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{" : = - - -
Children's Dresses,
Ladies suits,
" hite Pesques,
Linen Suits,
Per Gale Suits.
Lsen WIsppfrs,
PercAle Wrappers,
Trained & " alk's Skirts,
Large asst UndergarEnts
Pom padeur Skirts,
J b. r. Corset,
Tans ofevery description
Chstelsine Belts,
Bangles,
Ninaisrettes,
Necklsces,
Real Garnet yewelry,
Colored Jewelry,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ivory and Coral Com BE-,
Full assortment Of rrenc
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Col. PRICES MARRIAG Esd Millionaire
uho Changed his WiUeS TO Sat has Coapeaience.
Justice Pratt, in Brooklyn, yesterday, re-
fused the application OF the third Wife of the
late millionaire brewer, Col. w. w. PrIcs,
Tor The custody OF her eldest child. The his.
Tory of the colonel's marriages is perhans
the most peculiar in the records OF New York
litigation. He abandoned q wife In Eagland
and came TO New York poor. Here he mar,
ried, and after having had two children nv
the second wife, he procured q decree dcclar-
Ing The marriage null and void, on the ground
that his first wife, whom he believed 10 be
dead, was alive. Soon afterward Col. Price
was again conveniently assured that his rst
vile was really dead and he m arried third
time. There were two children by this M ar
rage, tosh girls, and both deaf mutes. When
he grew tired OF the last arrangement he
again discovered that he had been misin-
formed as TO the demise OF his original Wife,
and procured another decree declaring his
third marriage voidable and null and void
thereafter, the children's legitimacy being
thus secured. The third wife took the young.
est girl, and consented that the father should
keep the elder. In June last Mr.. Price died
for the elder child, TO whom be left $50 OO0
The third wife brought the child into court
on writ OF habeas corpus, and asked for its
custody. IL was alleged among other things
that two OF her guardians were the children
by the second marriage, to whom her SS0,OO0
would go In case OF her death before reach
Ing full age, and that II was not safe TO leave
the child in such guardianship. Judge Pratt
gave leave to petitioner to apply upon the
same speIs TO any judge OF the 4th district
Tor the relief sought W Y Sita, lAh
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TX a l. Z Z a + g AIMS.
BRoDHEAD q Co.,
SIS PESNA. AVE-, between 9Th and 10Th sts,
Oter EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS IN
Dress Liners, Pisue, Swiss Victoria La sns, Main
eOCk, &c. &C.
Black Lyons silk, T5c- per yard aud rp including
BelOns, BcUnet, Guinet, and Ponsons oeie-
bratec makes.
Iron Mesh Grenaoi nes, N3<c- and up.
Linen Lawns IN beautiful designs, Bic and up.
Beautiful Laws and Oretonnes, l2Ho.
Linen Towels. 81 per dozen and up.
BabrtEgsn Hose, IS per box Soc per patrl.
Androscossan blesohed Cotton. 9Sc.
NAmsufts Blescred Cotton. l2,Sc.
Elegant Button Kid Gloves in al colors, alI8.
] Button I'd Gloves, SOC.
Bed spree5s 8 snd up.
6tmturg Eczing, Sc per yard and up.
Lsoles and Gents Underwear at Ageats' prices.
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9Ds, MOSTLY OF HIS
comprising in part:
Work Baskets,
Val. and Swiss Bows.
Real Lace Ends for Tieg,
Cashmere Ties,
Crepe de Chine Ties,
Melted Ties, In ell colofs,
iGuip. Thread SVal Lace,
Pointe q Duchesse Bsrbs,
Val. 4 Duchesse Hikfs,
Ouchesse Parasoi Cover,
Thread a Guipure Capee,
tCashmere Net,
Cashmere Lsces,
sashes i'm all colore,
Bibbons In all cotors,
lDeutennial Sash Ribbons,
Fringes in all styles,
Real French Hair Braids,
Jewell Cases,
Pocket Books.
Flowers, &C &c. III I'm
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DRY GOODS.

0WIEG TO The DEPRESSION OF THE
MONEY MARKET. n. WILLIAM WILL
ALLOW DEDUCTION OF TWENTY PEE
CENT. ON HIS LARGE AND HANDSOME
ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, MOSTLY OF HIS
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X ARE AIMS.
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IN A RECENT Alp-climbing expedition
Prof. Tyndall found out that q scientific
man can be mistaken on very simple point.
He had reached point when no further adj
vance could be made without cutting stems
In the Ice. While the guide was engaged in
cutting them his hand began to freeze, and
Tyndall at once seized some snow and be-
gan to rub the member with IL. The violent
chaf1Dg at last did some good, but the snow
none at all. When the professor came TO
reflect upon the matter, he found that snow
or water In cases where the patient is
toprevent the pain consequent upon q sud
den transition from q cold TO warm tenn
perature.
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BRODHEAD a Co,

ShAHcH STOkE,
I2O3 street, BET. nth and 18th streets.
BRODHEAD n CO,
tes-r $50 Ps. ave-. bet. 9th and 10th sts.
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AN OLD FARMER AND HIS WIFE BOUND,
GAGGED AND RoBBED.-About 10 O'Clock
last Friday night. Jared Wells. an old far
mer living on the Mine road, about three
from his bed by knock at his door. Three
men jumped into the room. The farmer was
Knocked down, bound and gagged; his wife
was tied 10 the bed and gagged. The farmer
had forty tubs OF butter in bis cellar. After
searching the upper part of the house the
thieves went Into the cellar. In a few
minutes q horse and wagon stopped at the
door; the butter was loaded ia the wagon
and the men drove of, first locking their
victims in the mouse. the old couple were
discovered about 10 o'clock next day, nearly
dead from their suffeIings. The thieves had
taken S15 in money and twenty tubs Of but
ter. The same night a horse and wagon were
stolen from the barn OF Walter Jackson, a
farmer living mile and a half back of
Wells. This property was traced to Mfllers-
Vile, five miles from the scene OF the rob-
berry. The thieves sold the butter for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-02
TIE SOUTH AND THE NEGRO.
GEORGIA, POII~TAx THE CAUSE OF THE SMALL.
MICRO voTE-COLORKD MEN PERSUADED To
VOTE THK DEMOCRArIC TICKET.

GEORGIA, POIJrTAX THE CAUSE or THE SMALL
MICRO voTE-COLORKD MEN PERSUADED To
VOTE THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
To che EDITOR OF TIE Tribune.
SIR: In your "Plain Talk with a Subscriber
you missrepresent facts concerning the South The Dem
ocras South party have never tried TO eoerce the
negro vote the contrary they have tried TO allow
them vote they desire by educating them to know
their ory true friends their former masters The
earpethaggers by their loyal leagues have cocrced tho
negro vote The reason tho Southern States have been
controlled by the caTpet-ba ggers that our people
were crushed by the effects of the civil war; so they were
compelled to all their time and encrgy TO keep from
starving and therefore took interest In elections Sec
inc their course was carrying them deeper into the mshes
of enemies they last have been reused to come
forward ana use their influence and vote to see II
change of Government would not work to their benefit
The Republicans had 1t in their power by treating us as
Intelligent civilized beings to have made the Southern
white man satisfied with their control OF the Govern
mont; instead OF that the Northern Republicans have
foistcd upon us set Of and-shars and thieves These
lnen we're not satisfied with already lnpOyershcu
condition but mEsi have the little We had leil Inc cy
OF onc-flirl Of the population ntmidatnS tWOihrca
who had Federal BayOnets 10 back them i 700 eoA
teroUs Tor INTEL gent men 10 believe your Geo, ga
vote, does not tell all tho facts Each precmct Is
furnished with tue name o. every GSIaHI'cl
presents his vote his tax reccip. IS called or. Also
tbere j. rot one negro in ten in the Southern states
~ Is 80 ,,oid s t,,y ana That Georgia. both be
fore and since the war; has levied p3il-taN on al e'
over y years of age and required them 10 Ray a TAX
before being entitled 10 vote. kno" what by WAE
say tho majority Of the whites IN the South W3htd 70
live no 10 AMI abide by the iaws OF e government inner
which they live and having lCt there had been already
too much war Tor their cOOt, desire 10 STAY ~ nome anu
live as pcaccahy aud quietly poss BILE INC southern
people nave been ten times as yielding % tA' No!tI
would have been in like suppose We hau -'Ht!Stu
the case and sCn North 10 control thc ciccEOus
there u the last canvass you would have hung tHsu 10
the first tree. know we are conquered people. nh, a.
YOU pretend 20 give equal rights M the Constitution
men do 81 u reality IN Iauc 10 always las hteli ana
oyer win be rue that the intelligent Will IUlC the lauCrdHt
when fiiy used. a, A. lbl.HJfE, AA' ~
jefferson, TcrqS, Nov. u, 1876.
lDr Terhuue's statement that the Soath has never
tired to coorce the negro vote as so clearly nisfoEed
by current events as t. have no weight. The one
question is whether it has COtroed that vote IN GER
tain States 70 such an extent al 10 yitatc the cleo
tom On that polat we prefer 10 get all the facts
before fastening TO render q verdict-EdI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-02
MISS scHOrIELD,s CRITICS.

REVELATIONS MADE IL The AIKEN LErrER-Is 1T
THE INTENT To BREAK Up NEGRO SCHOOLS.
To tie Edftor Of me TrtbHHe.
SIR: Iour issue of the 25th inst contains
letter signed by fourteen gentlemen Of Aiken. s. G.. IN
reply 10 the letter Of Miss Martha Schcfed, published
Noy.I5. Tho lady and tine gentlemen are unknown to
me exocut rs their names have appeared IN THE TEIB
USE Ihave no personal knowledge Of thc condition OF
things at Aiken I nave no right desire 20 join in
their controversy There is little sentence in choir
communication which, occurring 1t does in letter
South Caroline 10 AT peace, IL the bore notable The
sentence H. as follows: Like others Of her class, she
casn AT the success Of the Democrats 10 this STATE
for She knows that now her occupations gone and
ha: the negroes are ~ last Ia De elhaucipGed from
such GisquiCtne Influences she has been eNcnE upon
tlcir 90 iuur.ssible minds"
NOW what do these / gentlemen meant According to
their own statement, this lady came 81 Aiken AS his
selary from some Society of Friends" she has lived 10
exile nine wears among the negroes, teaching their chill
drcr She It's been supported 10y funds Of ner own pro
curing These gentlemen do not Ike her OF her ways
and With the success of the Democrats az the polls her
occupation gone" what docs ID mean! What las the
success OF the Democrats TO do with her wort How are
those little NEGROES 30 be om9ncpntclby the Democrats!
In word is f. to be The first wora OF the Democrats 10
brcal, ND ncro schools and drive ont Quafcfo other
missionary tracEcrs II can hardly DE th't these gentle
men mean to say i1-t this Bat 1t spcaks ont the present
lvnose o. III, Southern Democrat whether That pli-
DOS. is 10 we ACCOMPLISHED remains tn DC seen. N
SteGfeid, ffdSS., Nov. 20, i-16