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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-25
Ye George Washington Hatchets, Ye Centen-
NAL Fans, Ye Martha Washingt on Cups
and Saucsrs, &C., &c,

Should beare in minde that we do have e above
named goodies to selle.
Ye price OF ye tickets will be IS cents a. g. cur
rencyl for ye MEME and we women, and half u ye
price for ye children. Come in and see ana
bring your appettes; the more ye do eat, the orc
Yoode We Will doe. ieb1ttld
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-25
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
Daily Xennsbee 5onrnal.
The Weather..
TO THE

Bangor, February "a. tits intensely cold. The
mercury was 300 delow zero at daylight, and no.
much change at noon.
A Question OF Insanity.
G.. l. Brown, member of the City Council, has
deserted his family, and as physicians pronounced
him insane, he was ordered to be sent to the In
sane Asylum yesterday, but refused to go as he
wanted hearing. The Board Of Aldermen have
been in session all day hearing his testimony lie
is sane on all questions but seems to be infatuated
with female clairvoyant physician, with whom
he stays most of the time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-25
E9tfn.

In Acton, Mass, goth inst, Roscoe Weston OF
Mt. Vernon Me-, aged % years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-25

be enabled to get up their own suppes, instead Of
resorting to a saloon on such occasions. A pretty
little speech Of presentation was made by Miss
May Ward, which was responded TO by Capt. w.
b. Leighton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-25
The Carlist War.

great battle is considered imminent. The
French authorities have arrested Vinalett. Carist
minister of war. and detained him at Bayonne.
The Alfonssts have captured the material OF the
Cuartelreal, the Csrlist official journal, and also
machinery for coming Carlist money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-25
| CENTENNIAL TEA PARTIE

On Monday evenin.' certain of ye rnanne singers.
and We woman singers who are so blessed to
have good lungs, viii 81 and up on ye platform and
sing hymns and worldly ongs.
n b. Certain women IL lkes will playe ye new
tangled instrument, called Piano.
n. b. Ye good people will heginne TO eat at ear
lie candle lighting, or about O. the ciocke.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-25
local anb STATE NfmS.
New moon to-day.

Next Sunday is Shrove Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-25

Agents Wanted
Male or Female in every City and Town tor
Hollands Beautiful Christmas and other
Books.
Large Commissi0ns Allowed.
address AT ONCE
J.. 8. olAPP, General Agent,
dec4-ttf Union st., Brunswick, Nc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-25

Pesth, February "a. The Danube has been
rising all day. AT nine o'clock tonight the water
was seven metres above the ordinary level. Sew
eral quarters of Pesth and Buds are submef ;ed;
A distillery was undermined by the current and
fell tonight, crushing eleven persons. Canon is
completely inundated and hundreds OF people are
driven from their homes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-25

Paris, February "a. The official journal con
taius q decree announcing the appointment Of
Jules Dufaure, President Of the council IN piscs
pointed minister of the interior. The decree con
arms the withdrawal of Connt de Meaux - min
ister of agriculture and commerce.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-02-19
,9O9D"Mov vEY F}R ALL Only two Dime.
8 DOWN WITH HARD TIMES,


Save Money ana to do it buy where YOU can
GET YOUR MONEYS WORTH, The Great n. z.
Do'lar sale, 33 BrOomtela, St. Boston. Mass
since 1873 has solo goo6s TO 10000 patrons. II
offers every variety # Dry. Fancy. and staple
Goois Groceries, Books, Cutlery, Glass Ware,
&C., &C. at about half price, ana Sels EvBRY.
THING AT ONLY ONE DOLLAR
First Hands 1t buys from manufactures
and drst hands, and can sell
for IL what country dealers ask 90 and 50 for
This ts no hmmbug,nO tickets or lottery SEQ
or circulars, and fe3 the Thousands Of articles
offered at only 81. We are endorsed by the boat
papers OF Boston, and by 100000 patrona seS
our Gil cuars
We Can and will sell our goods at less than
any othel house. We send by mail
or expr0 z. o. d. and let yon sec goods peforo
buying We want agents everywhere. No
risk no capital needed.
One Cent buys postal card send one for
ali our papers, circulars and lisBs
we CAN and DO sell 80 articles, 81 books. DO al
Tor A SINGLE DOLLAR. Peautiful Rings Pima,
B acelets, sets, Pipes, Vlolins @ uitaI 9, Castors
in fact 200 articles all at 81. SEND Now, and
save money; You GAN do tt, please try. Ad-
noLLAR SALE, t3 Broomfleld 5t, Boston,
Mass. Nov T-e O. VAN.
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Plotts' Star Organs.

Every lpsLrullenL fuzzy wgIrdnLed. Factory
Lg.AGsstd.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-02-19
Courage and Fears or peatl.

The Chinese of the southern deltas,
who have little courage though the
Chinese of the north and west have
plenty, will die for a Sribe to save
richer criminal from the sentence he
has earned The BengaIee, who alone
among mankind says calmly Arme
bheroO." am timid," as 1t cowar'
dice were matter Of moral and social
Indifference, or rather creGitable than
otherwise, goes to execution, hs Maea-
ulay noticed, like hero, and will en-
counter an inevitable and agonizng
death without the Gutter Of the pulse.
His nerve is as great as Wainwright'8
who died without a perceptlblc change
in the ste&diness of his heart beats, but
who-unlike the Bengale-w an OBJ
ject before him would probably have
rushed upon the cannon. The Malay,
who canuot be Induced or compelled to
face rockets, dies as TRANQUILITY as Casa
bianco; and the Cingalese Of the coast,
who will fght nobody, meets death
without a murmur or panS.
An English sailor Of the old type,
who would face anything earthly except
a black cat, has probably twice as much
fear of death as the cultivated woman
who can endure death bya deadly oper-
atiCn resignedly, yet faint 10 the pre-
sence of any noisy danger. The wild
romancer Gustave Aimard states as a
fact within his knowledge, that Span
ish officer shot himself rather than cross
a rope suspension bridge and, we
must not give the names. An Eng'ist
ensign, just joined before the first Sikt
campaign, went to his commanding Of
fcer, a relative, and told him that ht
could not face the shot that he shoult
disgrace himself and must resign. Hi
relative comforted him kindly, told hin
he was only nervous, aud thought 1t
had soUthed his fear bat the la ,as HI
stepped out of the tent, shot himsel
through the brain, inviting death ra:he
lhan meet call upon his courage
London Spectator.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-02-19
One Mans Meat Another Man's Poi
son.

We can Hell remember when-we
had been carefully SO educated-we
supposed it to be near to the topmOst
height of human wickedness to learn to
dance, and to 60 to ball when we
wondered why the tightening did not
strike the threatrts, and when We
should as soon have dared to hol ID in
our hands a puff adder as u playing
card-thank the Lord we don't know
the name of one of the greasy things
from another, even to this day and
when we should As soon have expected
TO find Kohinuor diamond in the ash
barrel as a real Christian who played
any of these sinful games, or went to
the opera, or drank glass of wine.
II would have been as unlikely,it our
search had ended with those who had
been educated as We had ourselves for
fol one SO educated to have done these
things would havebeen TO work vio-
lence to the existing conscience, which
must necessarily be grevions sin.
But as our eyes looked out more widely
over the world, we saw that rockets
soar according TO the slant in which
they lean before they are fred ; saw
That others, who had been educated diff
ieteutly, danced with Us good a con
scjence as we walked listened to the
music Of " Moses in Egypt, 'or even to
that of" Marina" "and went away To
self-denying work for Christ which re-
buked Uur unwIllingness. -Congrege'
Itunaiisl
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-02-19
$1,000 CHALLENGE !
Pa atent Lightning Saws.

That the "Genuine 1870" excels An 9th
ers In speed ease aud simplicity, and will do more
work dn IN aud day out than any other saw In
the world, and viii back 1t against any espCn-
81 l.J suw manufacturer.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-02-19
1873 A NATIONAL Family Paper 1875

The Great Family Paper OF Amerioa the only
paper exposing every swlnder, quaek and hum.
bug. and saving millions to the public IL now
ready fog the C"ntenDial campaign, and 10000
more delighted subscribers.
The Star Spangled Banner eisb. AZ iasss. nsss
4-column paper, Lsdger size overfowine vita
charming stOr les, Tales. Sketches. Poetry, VIII,
II 1mor and Fun. 1t gives all new Reolpes
Department, a Medical Department Puxxi or e
Corner, ETC., ETC., and Is perfect Family Paper
HUMBUGs lSs ssPecially Is to ExPoss every
Beat" Every humber has five oolumns Of
tru6hlul, rellAole statements, No sawdust, lot
!ery Gdt. bond or "out and calp' game can ever
eaten you II you read this great paper 1t e1.
poses al swindleTe without fear or favor and
gives list of over 1000. with names and games
1t Costs But 70 cents year and is sent pre-
per TOR epery home, Southern or Northern. Ii
i not political rehgious or sectarian. II vdpss
lor ALL Started "a a IN lseS @ Y has gone on for is
It and will have 1t some t'ss Why NOT now
Elegant Chromos. snsneS nexe FrepS pcfSseS chIo ~
mos. worth 81 90 each) size I Ii inohea, 6neiy
mounted, aud we offer ANY ToUR Of these gems
and BANNER whole year. all free. for s1. These
are QeIlrtne ohfomos. suitable Tor any parlor.--
ALast Word. eader, renem Der is7sis our
wide S avn awake o paper pc one that Is for kiGsT and and
AGAINST wrong one that knows no party no
north, sonth, east or west but paper tntond
ed foi every reader, one that saves money 70 Id
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| swindledom and now Ia The tune. You have
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O. only rs cents secures this great paper .
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AlphGbptic Advice.

A. Always attend to your Nvoca.
,tlon, avoid ale. houses and artfpl wo-
men.
b. Be benevolent but not prodigal,
bury all chickering's Ia the bosom of Tor
getfulness.
G. Contrive to collect cash and keep
IL.
d. Do your duty and defy the devil.
K. Early pndeayQr to eradicate
every error, both of head and heart.
F. Fight fairly when you fight
bnt the better way is not to fight at all.
Fiddle for no fools.
G. Grace, goodness, gumpt'on and
little goose grraSe, enables a man to
slip through the wqrld mighty easily.
Get them nnd glory IN them.
Ii. IIatbnT hope IN your heart II
you would be happy; bl t bark ycho e
cant render rotten the rope Of the
hangman.
I. Inquistiveness is insutferahle
indulge not in it.
J. Juleps may he called the juice of
Joy and the yeast of jest but let them
alone, too much Joking often destroys
the joviaity of the sorial circle.
K. Kindness .kiudlps the fire Of
friendship. A kiss avails more than
kick.
L! Love the ladies, look before you
leap, eschew loaferism,
NJ. Make not mis-, hlef by NEEDING
with other folks business.
N. Never he caught mapping except
In the night time.
o. Order is Heavens best law, obey
it,
p. Pursue the plain path Of proDity
aud put in practice what you will give
in precept.
Q. Quarrel not, qulbble not, be not
fond of asking questions, or addicted to
queries
r. Rum ruins respectability, re-
noauce, renew and Tenovate.
S. Seek salvation, oh, ye sinners
become saints and you are safe.
4. Take time by the foreock try
10 tuIn every moment to account.
u. Union unitps to unity In the
whole universe there is unison, be you
therefore united for the sake of unison,
V. Vanity has no connection will
valor, remember that.
W. Women and wine bring want
and woe and wretchedness, ,Wher
wickedly INDUCED in.
X. 'Xtra 'xertionS accomplish 'xtra
ordinary ends.
Y. Yield to no tyrant yeomen ant
their yoke fellows are lords of the soil
q. Zig tagging is characteristics Q.
zany taGe a straight course througl
life and pursue it.
&. & mind your own business,& le
others alone, &c.
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The Daily Patriot,
THE NEWSPAPER OF CENTRAL PLNN
sYLVANIA.
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING, SUN.
EXCEPTED.
DEMOCRATIC In PoLI1Its.

Contains che latest News from oil pn t. Cf IA
wOrld-tha ulUst reliable tmanclal KCpO"ts-th
latest Commercial new s--toryect uut fun Mar
Net RepOrts-Compleie Local Tntrlligeuce- Ed.
tur"ls on current Topics -iersonnI ami tate
n, VS. correspondent and NOtel NJ i1uvel--
Miscellaneous Articles Original and Selected
--9no n the
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM ~ CEN.
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Terms OF the Daily ss.CO Ter amnum. cash in
auy unCe
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NNH0S. ). BECK n CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
BANK STREET, LEHIGITIoN.

We haya Instructions 10 sell the following Pro-
u, rites qnd perS ms lrIr MA ~ Purchasing, sell
ing or iiAu...nrIAg Real Il ,tatc WIlI do well to
give uS Il eau:
House ana Lot, near O ewines Tan cry, in the
Borough OF Lehl@hton. ouse ,Gx32, stable
lvxi2 aud lot 81 front and Ieet derp, wen
planted With Iruir tIeee never tlillng
well in the Yard. Price, $500, hail CASA, bal
auce on lustainnentH
DWe ling House ana Lot on Fourth street, LIE.
III hlOn. Now rents Tor $500 per month
Pr.ce low Tor cash.
House aud Lot. on Mahuning street. Ieh'ghtOn
Price $3.50 rents for - per month, one-haf
cash, balance UE instruments
House and Lot on Pine street Lehi0hton, Pa.
Plce Sl40J. Reuts for 80 per month.
100 Acres of Timber Land in MahOnng town.
ship l y miles from Lehlghton Cheap.
$50 Acres Of Land in Penn Forest Township.
CARBON county. At specla bargain.
Seven Lots IN the Borough of LenightOn Good
locations anG price, low.
Fra me Building. su t. bic for photograph gal
lury Or oGher lignt business. Cheap.
Jam l, 1870. T. $. BECK & co
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TRUSTEES OF MANAGERS

L. W. Winchester, Treas. National Express
Company. ....,,...-.............N.Y City
Geo. A. Mcdonald, d,'..."23 E.3lst ST., NY. City
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plotts' Star Organs

Are celebrated for their purity OF tous, elegant
design and thorough construction. send for
catalogue. ADDRESS, -DVAhD PLorrs.
Warrington. n. J.
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MARCH O ALLOTMENT.

lfit draws less than s., Company win take 1t
back as s. ia the purchase VI a whole bOud Of the
IndusLriAl Exhibition 20. OF New York.
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A Buffalo nan dreamed that be was
going over the Falls, aud he had his
wife by the tho nhsn lie woke up
Next Uigbt she Lad dream, aud broke
Lis uose as size etguck at ca Indian.
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The Weekly Patriot

Is q large sheet Of eicht ruges, containing forty.
EIGHT columns If matter coveted 10 Literature
Atricu turr,aHd the udvhac emeit OF tue Dest
iItcrtsts of Oh. people.
TRIMS CT THE WEEKLY g. per nnnum for
singlp copies; 4COpes. tfl0 each per IN unl
3 copies Sl.95 ench per aununi: 10 CUptvs, &ll'
eacl per anuum; 81 copies, 81 90 cach rer IN
mum 20 copies, ~ cts each per onnum,
be cash must In all cases nccOlup nv the ni
DER All club pncKape9 Will be adore seu un'N
on the outside wrapper to one person. The
pu-tage on the DAILY and WEEKLY Whi IL all
casBa De prepaid by the plb lsuers.
Ike nittunces must be made by Z. o. order
reglstered letter or check payable to the uluet
OF The PattiDt rubnlhing Co. Money enrn TED
20 tht mails Will be al the risk OF the sender.
Address
PATRIOT PUBLISHING CO.,
Dec. nJ. HuusUuIg &, Ia
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WONDERFUL, BUT TRUE Whenever
W get BOTTLE OF YO1TH OR MO ONGO-
| IAN BALM, ROSE TINT, or a BOX OF LII.
LN WHITE, o. anything In that line to beanti-
~ the complexion, a. DURIING'S DRUG
STORE, it seems to be mcei and better than |
can get tnywhere else MAYS
, 1876-01-29
A Conspiracy Agaiiast Princc 7Iilano
Ii hExYiH


Tnr,a corrtsnoHaente Stw FORK TINES.
plot had been discovered for tho assassination OF
far extended ~ to uenAee an insusrectIou and
saken, aud IL my bs In tilno, to supprtss tho
Of tho princc. ThiB is no now thug in tho his-
tory Of soevin. tor so1orsl Princes hnyo beon
murdered, Tha ifo Of tho founder Of tho
present dynasty WAS botll tragic atl,i ron,aM-
tic. pnneo 31ilosoh. tho tlrBt Obrenosisch.
waa si.nple shepherd, Who eulitcd ~ soldlor
in Tho i.,suEsscsion against Ottoman rule. lsuinE
q strong-m.nied yonut; fet!stw no 5000 bccauo
MI officer. Ruu his daring led to bis appointments
~ commandeI-ln.chtef Of tho insurgont army.
In this capacity. although man OF very limittd
education, hs showed both heroieD and genius.
'Iio was made Priuco by tho Hkupochtina OF
Hs,pis. R.id hesau by assasssnss'nR III. tfs!+
KAIageorgevisch, in order to hayn tha power.
lle uaed to bosak OF this nlriar
in tho moss opon naunos. Ds' turns Ia was
execrated and Adorcd bJ tho peop'o, oyerthtown
and restored to power. and ultimately 70 died No
popular that hia descendauts shared III Ills glory.
lie wAH succeeded ly his Son, who WAS 10 turn
ssaas2inatotl By KaraGeoIgieFllcbs ADD anon the
young MtAno.O .Obrcnoyltch wna elected to tla
tAroHe Thcro nlc aoTeral katageDIEinyitch
Dretenlcre, and thsY arc doubtless continually
IN tlo lookout tor III opportunity to aasaBsi-
nate tho Primes, regarding themselves ~ the
owners Of tho thtoua by Divine right. They
Speak or tho 0bfanoVisch family ~ ,tpHtart psr-
yeu1ly. a. Louis XVIII. used to speak OF "aI. 10
Marquis do l.ouapAtto, General, commanding
tho arIules OF tho kiuE."
, 1876-01-29
DISAPPOINTED CONTRACTORS,

LEAvrSwogru,' Khn.. jan. 2S.--Somo twenty
Eve gonslcmeu from various parts OF tho Union
asaemb!od hero yesterday to DO present at tia
opening OF tho bids at tho Indian 6upe1intcnd-
aul's office for 1000 900 pounds Of boef for tic
Southern Kiowa, Wyoming. Wichisa. and CAo3-
enno indiana. but before tho bids wero oponed
q dispatch catne from tho Indian Bureau, Wssh-
ington, posponng tho tnatter. Theso proposals.
have becn advertised eince lust October, and thu
opening ot lids postponed asverAl t,.ucs. The
action OF tha Ind.a,, bureau caused much inlig-
nation among contractors, numbers Of whom
have been hero on several previous occasions,
and botug disappointed IN the aaulo manner.
, 1876-01-29
SUICIDE.


sreeiaf Ditp7th to 7hs Chicago tribune.
Peoria, ILL.,, Jan. 29.-A girl named ColiA
Land, employed rs domestic At No. 40 Hau1il-
ton htreet, Committed suicide thin forenoon by
aroHaing herself Ia a eiatesn. Tho cause Of the
act is unknown.
NAAuvlLtK, Tenu., jan 2s.-Alfred Neddick
lG years old, sent o builet through hts hears to-
day, aftcr somo slight from married. WOMAN fol
Elaom le had formed atroug attaahment.
The Coz ones's jury, according 10 tho Courier
Journals Nashville special, fouud o verdict d
Haicsde, aud charged tbs woman with botpg tha
chi'dron, and old enough 10 have been Reidiok'a
HQila1.
, 1876-01-29
THE WEATHER..

Probability TINT Thls nlorning's
E'roczc Cn1no Just tn Tfmo to Avert
Destructive Eluous-LuEubrious Dis
pitches from Inttnnn nnd Ohio
Tho Regular Tables.
WAgn1soToN, D. O., Jan. 29-1 a. m.-For the
Now England and Middle st.tcs, continued
sarm, cloudy weather. with arena Of rain. south
sast tn southwest vInds and falling barometer.
followed by colder weather during tho night.
For tho Lase Region, areas OF rain and SNOW,
followed by decidedly lower temperature, strong
winds shifting to southwest and northwest aud
tislng barometer during tho night.
Sptc,at Nfspateh 70 Ths Chicago Triouns.
IEpnsAPoL1s, lnd, Jan. 28.-Tha hcayy ralub
of the past 70" days hsyc 81 ollen al the streams
in tlla vicbt.y to great volume. and considerl-
bic APT rthGnsiop ie fels that unIosa tho rain
reaao sho dsaAtrons Hoods OF last Bum,nar will
be repeatcd. 10 far no sarsouu damage has boen
ieportod but tho tlyer Ia still riaiug, Antl may
been wsshed Away, hnt thny wero small onns,
md no interruption to travel has boon oc-
:asiohcl. All tho railroads hayc takeu extra
precaution to prevent any trouble. Tonight
lcro is no rain, but there ia no prospect Of clear
weather.
sAs FnAsc,sco. Jan. 28.-A gals which rro-
vailed Sunday last Ia represented by dshfATiuE
men to haYo been The most ssreso felt on this
coast for yoars. Feara arc entertained for tho
Which loft this port for Portland on thu 9th
ntimp. Bhe took pilot on board on Columbia
River bar Oh tho 18th instant, but has not boon
seen or heard Of since.
EAsr sAu1aAH. Micl,, Jan. 9Y.-Diepatchoa
from LutIugton, Reed City, EyaEt, LoomlA,
Casovilo, aud East Tavas, roceiSod Tonight, ali
report heavy ratu, suo" a!l gone or fast dlaap-
psarlpg,; aud numbering eberat!ous egsin At !,
ltaudatiil. 1t has been raining hero all day, aud
polluted. sud asy not third Of the stock OF loea
, 1876-01-29

CHARLES NoapnorT's latest book callod "Tho
Cotton Htr.es in the Spring and Summer Of
1876" haa Just bson publ'shod by D. APPLETON
4 Co, 1ta dedication IL ia folinvs:
n the prrafdfnt " me Tinted .Stafss-9tn: te.
urcti,y oHsr yoH report on TIM political and in-
ii. rts,,it of t1rIorntlon n,sde by during tho
sprinR and summer Of tic present year It the request
ef iii. JlkEs uaRnox uRxs1fT, for Tin Nav York
trait. The facts collected here 10 tra likely 10
ii,Tst son. who, sincerely bcltcyc have failed ~
nsatc tbe pnople Of Tho Routhern States eontentel
rhtay BECAUSE In your e1aed poslton, It ,,nfor-
tunncly dcuts for you to know tho real condition ut
!hofo htatea. which has rapidly and continually
banged from .Jear to ytar Of your Aamlns'rat!hn.
istb, ~ you did in 1865, cannot doubt shat your
fo,thern policy would IN very many particulars, bava
pcrn d!afent from what Il lIAs been for Il IL your
4,y as 1t oubtlcss 70 your wls 10 secure TIM lthos.
Iies nud Increase ths prosperity contentmGht, aud
slppsness of Ill! your fsllowe!rens. Very respect
iuiy, Jour obedlsnt servant,
CnARLrs NonpuotF.