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LEWIS Eilitor «.V Proprietor.
“The Old JVorlh State Forever.”—tofon.
.Siai«!e Fopie* Five Cents
VOL II. NO. 80.
SALISBURY. N. C., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1867.
WHOLE NO. 255
SjMM’ia! Notices.
Special .\oliees.
.^.sSTaOLOGtr.
I
Eeparator Capilli.
Tlie WorSd A^itoiiihcd,
A.T TIII; W()XI»KKH L UI:VI:L VT1I>N.S MAUE HY
TJiK uri:at As riU)LO(;i.sT,
Madajne 31. A. Perrigo.
Sin.* n*v«‘a1s si'cift-s no mortals nver kiifw. •
She restores to liaj»j»iiioM tlios(i \v liu, from dolo- |
lul ev-'iit' ea' istroj,liii's, cro.ssos in love, loss
fof real ions frit*.inf.,, los.s of money, eVe., ,
have beeomi!'l(*.s}»oiiil--iit. Sin* LriiiifS togeth- ;
er ihoseloiii; giv,*.s int’ormation con- ;
cretiing aUscml frieinis or Itjvm'.s, ri!.store.s hjst
or stolen jtrojierty, tell.s you the bii.sine.ss yt»u
art* bt'st tjnalitied to ]mrsii* ami in what you
will be m •'it siicei*sdiil, causes speedy mar
riages and tt*ll.s you tin; v*ry day y»u will
marry, gives you the name, likein,*ss and
charactt'i'istics td’the person. Sin* i'(*ads your
Very thoughts, ami by her almo.st supernatur
al p,>wt*rs unveils tlie liark ami liidden myste-
rie.s of the future. Troin the stars we see
in the lirmaineiit—tin* maletic, st.irs that o\er-
coim* or nred uuiuittt* in tin* configuration—
frttm tin* aspecfs ami positions of tin* jdatiets
ami tin* lived stars in tin* ln;av(*ns at the time
of hirth. she ,leilnces the future destiny of
man. I'ail n d to consult the greatest Astrol-
rtgist on earth. It r 'sts yon hut a trifle, and
you mav m*ver again have so favorable an op-
portnnitv. (.'oiisultation lt*e, with likeness
and all iie>irel inforination. ifl. i’arti(*s liv
ing at a di.'taiiee can consult the Madame l)y
mail with safety ami satisfaction to themselves
as if in person. A lull .and evplicit chart,
written out. with all impiiries answered and
iki.*ness enclosed. Sent hr mail on receipt of
prict* ahoVe liielltiolieil. The strictest secre
cy will he maintained, and all l•on■espondenc«*
returm*il or destroved. Refer‘*m*es of tin* high
est order riiriiished tliost* desiringthein, W nte
Tlirow away your laise frlziies, your switches, youi
wig—
I>estrnc»ivc of con;fi>rt. and not worth a fig;
CoiiK! aged, come youtlifn'i. come ugly and fair;
And rejoice in yoor own luxuriant hair.
Separator Capilli.
For restoring hair njton bald heads (from
whatever cause it may liave fallen out) aud
forcing a growth of hair upon the face, it has
no e(pjaL It wiJJ force* the heard to grow up
on tin* .sinootbe.st face in frotn live to eight
weeks, or hair upon bald heads in from two
to three months, A few ignorant practition
ers have asserted that there is nothitjg that
will force or hasten tin* growth tf tlie hair or
heanl. Their assertions are false, as tlnuis-
amlsof living witnesses [from their own exyie-
rience] cati bear witm*ss. But many will
say, how are we to distinguish the genuine
from the sjmrions ? It (•(*! tainly is difficult,
as nine-tenths of the diil’ereiit Prepaiations
advertised for tin* hair and heard are entirely
worthless, and yon may have already thrown
away large amounts in t!n*ir purchase. To
such we would say,try tin* Beparator Cajiilli;
it will cost yon nothing unless it fully comes
np to onr representations. If your druggist
does not lic'p it, semi us one (lollar and we
will forward iL jiost paid, together witli a re
ceipt for the niouey, whieii will lie returned
yon on application, providing entire satisfac
tion is md givi*n. Address,
\V. L. (’LARK CO., Cliemists,
Xo •’), Wt*st Fayette .Street, Syracuse, X. Y.
niarcli 28, 1867. tw—ly
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APFLIGTI3D !
Suffer no More!
plaini v tin* d.iv ni tlm immth ;iml yi*ar in which j
yon w*r* iioni, ornd tsing a small luck *1 hair,
Address, .^l M'AMi; il. .V. Fi.Kituni,
!*.(>. 1 >rawcr 2;CJ, Bufl’alo. X. Y
• >.
in.urcii g-*. I'fi?. twiy
’riici'i* c.iimUh gl.id tidings of joy to;ill.
’I'o yiiirigami to old, to grc;tt and to .siintll : ■
I'hc bi'.rit V w’.iich nicc was so precious and ,
ran*.
Is fr*(* for all. and all may he fair.
■5v IIh*
CHASTELLAR’S
...IE
E N A M i: L !
For impf'• viag ami Ib'autityiiig tlic Com- ;
pb-sio'.i. !
I'.n* ai is* valii.ibb* ;iml perfect prcjiaratioii !
in ns *, f.r giving lie* skin a h‘:iutifnl pearl
like tint, that is only foiiml in youth. It piick-
Iv rcinovi'S I'aii. 1' I'ccklcs, 1'iniidi‘S, Blotches,
.Moth Ikitchcs, Sail • vm-ss. Kniptioiis. ami all !
iinimritics of the skin, kindly lo-aliiig tin* same '
leaving tin* skin white and ch-ar ;is alabaster,
it.' list* ('an not be dc*(*cic(l by tin* (•los‘Si scru- |
tiny, aifd being a vcg(*tabh* prcpar;Uion isper ,
fcctlV harmless. It is the only ;irtich* of tin*
kiml'ii't'd by the French, ;iu«l is cniisi.h'rcd by
tin* B;irisian as imlisjiciisahic to api'i'lcct toil
et. ''pw;irdsof bottles wci cs.dd during
the last yc;ir. ;i s!iliici‘nt guarantee of its etli-
c.lt’V. Riuccouly / .iceiits. S‘tit by iu;iil. post
paid, on reccipr ofau order.by
BKiCfKR. .snr'i' r-,A CO .Clietnists,
28-} River Si., 'I'rov, X. \ .
april
Wln-n by the use of i)R .JOINTILLE’S EL
I.\ ! R you can be cured pt;rmaneiUl\, and at a
trilling cost.
The astonishing success whitdi lia; attended
this invaluable incdicnic for I’liysical and Ner
vous WeaKiicss, (Icucral Dcliiliiy and Trostra-
tioji, Los.-, of .Mu.'C'alar Eitcrgy, Impotciu-y, or
any of tin* couscqucuccs ofyoullil'nl indiscretion,
renders it the nnest valualth* preparation ever
tliseovciu'd.
It will r(‘:n.r.* idl nervous aileetiojis, depres-
siin, exeitenient. iiieajmeity to study or busi
ness, loss ol memory, eoiifusioii, thongJits of self-
destnu'tion, fears ol insanity. Ae It willrestore
the apiietite, r(*uew tin* health oftlio.se who liave
d(‘sfroyed it by sensual excess or evil jiraetiees.
Young .Mcu. Ill- hnuibeygedno more by “(^nuek
Doctors” and ignorant jiraetitioners, but s(*nd
witliout delay for the Elixir, and la; at once re
stored to health and hapj'iiiess. A Perfect Cure
is (iuarauteed in (*very inslauee. Priee, 8J1 nr
four bottIi*s to one address, s”,.
One hottli-is sulik-ii'iil to ellect a cure in all
ordiiiarv ea -es.
I.m'>, I)R .101 VI LLICS .8PECIFIC PILLR,
for the sjieedy nud permam'ut cure of (joiiorrhea,
(ileet. id-etluMl 1‘iscliarges, (iravel, Stricture,
aud all alleetions of the Kidneys and Bladder.
Cures eire; l(*e in from one to live days. Tln'y
are jirepareil irom vegi'table extracts that are
liarmless on tia* system. :iud never nauseate tin;
stomach or inipregnate tin* breath. Nocliaiigeol
diet is m'ci'ssary while using iln'in.iior does their
action in any maunorinterfen*. with business pur
suits. Ih'iee. .81 per box.
Eitlier of tile ai)ove-m(*utioued artieh*s wiP lie
sent to any address, closely sealed, aud ])ost-paid,
by mail orex-iress, on receipt of priee, Addres.s
all orders to
BliRBKlLSJirTTS CO.,(Tomists
No. 2.'''."> River Strc'ct Troy, N. Y.
April 4,’tn. tw-ly.
US all. They are here among us, and must,
for many 3’ears, form a very large element
in our population. We could not get rid
of them if we would, aud should not if we
cou/d except upon terms mutually benefi
cial to both races. We owe them much—
are under lasting obligations to them.—
They are not, in the slightest degree, re
sponsible for the war which gave them their
^9^orti, anfl tlM^rived ms of tben^ as pro
perty. They adhered to their masters with
the utmost fidelity during the entire contest
though they well knew that it was being
waged for their liberation. They support
ed the families of their owners and afibrded
them protection in thousands of instances,
while they were absent in the armies of
the Confederacy. History records no such
instance of fidelity aud devotion under
similar circumstances.
Then, as they must remain among us,
does not every principle of Christianity—
the war, for the mere expression of his an
ti-slavery sentiments, bv means of the in-
fluence wliicb, as the kitor of a leading pec„„u--a „o .a, mo
, , , , bottom ot the face of the bond is set diner-
lighter, and the points projecting from the
seal arc blurred and a little longer than the
genuine. Second—Tlie imprint at the
papei, he was enabled to cxeit over pub- ^ xuargiii, there being more space
lie opinion, and that one of his coadjutors ! given it than in the genuine. Third—The
Avas a }?c^ro trader, as we are informed.
Let US confer the right of suffrage, pro
perly guardeded—that is, with proper qual
ifications, upon the African race in our
midst, or offer to do so, and it will go fur-
borders of the coupons which are attaclicd
to the counterfeit bonds are larger, while
the red figures are finer than in the genu
ine. Fourth—The borders of the orna
mental lathe work are blurred and some
what indifferently executed. Fifth—The
ther effect k shange of opiniijn in our favor figUTCs denotinc the bon'ls arc slightly un-
at the North, which the representatives of ^i jiiie Lie blue luk : i^hich they are
, , 1 • /'( 11 , i printed is a duller blue, and lacks the me-
the Xorthcre people in Congress could not i f i,- ' .1
o I talltc glossy apjicarance of the genuine.
resist than any thing else tve could do. | Siiixth-There is to the experts a differ-
Presideut Johnson clearly saw this, hence i ence in the vignette—tlie female figure on
as the true friend of the Southern people, I ^^ce of the bond—the lines are not so
he wrote hie letter to Judge Sluirkcy, ur-1
, ^ . I di.^tributed. To an experienced eye the
giug the ^Iississippi Com cntioii fo graut | genuine and counterfeit
them impartial suffrage. Subsequent events j cannot bo detected, and the officials pro-
have demonstrated the wisdom of such a | nouiice it the best counterfeit ever gotten
course, and it is much to be feared tliat tlie i of thi. assertion is that
u . ,1 1 *11 I . i since the 21st of last month the bankers,
Soatliern people will vet have rcson to re-; 1 , , , . i 1 . *
' n 1. . I brokers, sub-treasiincs and the treasury
gict that they did not .ollow his advice, j fiavc received them as genuine, and not
In presenting these views, avc have not \ until the dujilicatos commenced coming in
been influenced solely by the cmergoncy
.Special (i^ontracts; will be made with tlio.se who de.sire
to advertise tbraloiiyer tenntlian four month.'.
(k)iii t Notices and Advertisements wili be charged
atthe usual rates.
Ten line.s of solid minion type, or abont one
inch lengthwise of the column, constitute a
stjuan*.
Sjiecial Notices, in loaded minion, will be eon- . .
traeted for at the office, at not less than double | friends ?
tin* rate of ordinary advertisements. {
Inserted as reading matter, with approval o i
the editors, fifty e(*nts p(*r lim*.
dT ■rtisements ins(*rted irregularly, or at inter-
j vals, 2") ])er cent, additional,
i Tlie rates abov'* printed are for standing adver-
I tisemenfs.
I One or two squares, changeable at discretion.
.0 ])er cent additional.
More than two s(|uares, changeable at discre
tion. per square of ten lines, for every change,
twentv-f VO C(*nts.
not cvciy attention be paid their mental, J ceived. We have not been governed sole-
moral, and religions culture ? Should we
not hold out to them every inducement to
become useful members of society ? Should
we not by all means make them our friends
b}’- convincing them that we are their
Surel}^ no riglit thinking man
will attempt to answer these questions in
the negative.
How, then, shall this be done? This is
the most perplexing question yet present
ed, and one which it requires some nerve
in the present state of public opinion to
answer. But, we are happ}' to know, that
public sentiment is rapidly undergoing a
change. Tnougbtful men are beginning
was the matter brought to light. 'JBie dato
of the first duplicate bond received b}’ any
bunker was 21st day of September, and
since then they have been coming in regu-
I3' by considerations of policy. We are larlv.
prepared to defend onr propo.sition upon j The amount of these bonds upoir which
principle. We have for some time enter- ! been obtained in X^ew lork,
, • 1 4.1 • • 11 1 . i will exceed ■S200,000, of which sum over
tamed these views, as is well known to our ' ’ ’
, , ,1 SGO.OOO ])asscd the sitb-trcastirv at X^ew
friends. AA c were among the first in the j York and were sent h.>re, and received as
State to advocate the right of the freedmen good bond.s. This amount was sent from
to testify ill the courts, and however obiiox I banking bouses in Xew York as
ious the proposition was when first made, 1 ^ ' o-, ^ ermilyc and
, T 4 -4. 1 1 ; Fo,, Fi.'k cV Hatch, and others. Vermilyc
use has reconciled every one to it. And ; « r* .11 • . 1 r ^
cv U o. arc the heaviest losers, so tar as re-
so it will be with this measure if it should ' ported. All those bonds have been can-
ever be adopted, as it cerfainlii iciJt. It | celled since di.-'covery of fraud, and the
embodies all he additional privileges which i ‘^^'“hng them aie not credited
aWvgrai.t to thi'rnejmen, mid I "''I'.""'"'’
■; . , , , ^ ; nothing, while the bankers and brokers
we can sc
Five squares estimated as a quarter colnnin
and t(*n .':([naros as a half colmnn. Bills for ad-^
verti.n'ug, wliclhcr hy the day or year, will he j to sec the iinpossibilitv' of keepiu" araon"-
all that they have ai.y right to demand. Tt j i'uftw"'”Information received tl.is morning
is just Avitiiin itself and cannot be long re-1 announces that the counterfeits have been
considi'red due and enllor-t.nljh* on nri'sentaticrn
sisted—it is a foregone concln.^ion
ns amd govcrni.ng a popiilatnon of four inil-
-Our
From the OldNortli State, of .Ian. 12th.
! She Demands of ]Patriotism-
Duty.
We have fallen up extraordinary times.
We have just passed throngb the most ter-
lioiis of human beings without making
them our fric-uds—without making them
the friends of the government, which can
not be done without giving them an inter-
^Ve
would warn our and politicians
that the}’ cannot “ kick against the pricks”
—they will liave to yield to this innova
tion sooner or later, and why jiot make a
virtue of necessitj’, and concede it grace-
througliout
the bankers
ill sections of the
scattered freely
and brokers’ offices in
coiiiBry.
As soon ns tlie fraud was discovered in
formation was telegraphed to Xew York
and a telegram was subsetjuently returned,
announcing that the discovery’ has c.aused
est in the control of it. 'Jhis can onh/ j fully. The statesman who attempts to price of seven-thirties and a
' great excitement in \y all street.
rific civil war which histoiy records Tins ! done safely hy investing such of them as ! stand still at a time like the piTsent, will
war has worked a mighty revolution. It i Ic camhlc of exercising it intelligenthj
be unable to render any’’ service to llie State
has consolidated the Government. It bn,-^ i idth the right of svjfrage
I destroy’cd tlio great inslilntion up'in which
was based the social and ('conomic system.*’
of the South. Four milli.sns of human bc-
-will be swejd away by the current of
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EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR!!
^ Y () I' Xi; IJ A1) V return ins; to li er
V
( !!AS'n:LLAU'S
HairExterminaior!
For Removing" Superfluous Hair.
To the la.lies c.'pccially, this invaluabU* de-
pihitorv rccomiucnds itsclt as being an al
most imlispcnsahli* artich*to fcinah* la-anty. i.s
easily applied, does not burn or injurt the
• kill, but acts din-ctly on the roots. It i.s
warranted tn reniovt* sui)(*rlln«ii!.s hair from
low fore!ie;ids. or from any )>art of the body,
vomidetfly, tot;illy and radically extir|)aling
the same. le:iviug the .skin soft, sumolh and
oalural. '1 his is the only article used hy the
French, and is the only real ellectnal depila
tory in (.‘xisteiice. Brice 7.) C(*uts per jiai'kage.
sent post-paid, tvi luiy addrt'ss. ou vcci'i};! ot
na coder, liy J>l4Rtjrl'4JL Sill 1 1 .'*'A
Uhwniists.
285 River bt , Tinv, X. Y.
April L'li/. ‘tw-ly
Crisper Coma.
Dll' she wasliouiitirnl ami fair,
yvall starry c*yi*s. ami rmliant hair.
Whose cinTiye temlriis soR. entwined,
Eajliained the verv heart and mind.
CitiSI’Eli ('DMA.
I’or ('nrliigi ihe Hair of eifhxr Sex i}it}
lUocy un i (!li).yof llitigh fs or Jtcarg
Mu'isire CitrJ^'.
By using this article Ladies and Yentlenieii
beautify th(*mse1ves a thmisand fold It is
the only article in the world that will curl
straight hair, and at tin* same give it a beau
tiful, glossy appearatice. The ('risper Uoina
uot only curls tin* hair, hnt invitronttcs.hean-
tifies and cleanses it ; is highly ami delight
fully perfumed, and is tin* most complete arti
cle of the kind ever od’er*d to the American
pnhlic. The Crisjier ('oma will he sent to
any address, sealed and postjiaid for .*1.
Address all ordfi's to
W. L. (’LARK cV (b).. Chemists.
So. 2 West Favetti* Street, Syracuse. X. V.
inarch 2', I St >7. twIy
country liome, after a sojourn of a few months
in tin* City, was liardly r(‘Cognis(*(l hy her
friends. In jilace of a coarse, rustic. Hushed
face, she had a soft ruhy com}ih*xiou of almost
niarhle smoothness, and instead of twenty-
three slie really appeared lint eighteen. Upon
iin[nirv as to the cans* of so great a change,
she ])lainly told them that she used the Cir
cassian Balm, and considered it an inval
uable acquisition ti any Lady’stoilet. By its
use any Lady or Gentleman can improve their
personal a)ip(*aiance an hundreil fold. It is
simple in its eoiiihination. as Xatnre herself
is siiiqde. yet nnsnrj'assed in its efficacy in
drawing iinimrities from, also healing, cleans
ing and heantifying th(* sliin and complexion.
By its direct action iin the cntich* it drawsfroin
it all its inqinrities. kindly healing the same,
and h*aving tin* surface as Xatnre intended it
slionhl be, clear, soft, smooth and beautiful.
Bi •iei*.*l. si'iit by Mail or Icxpres.s, on reeept
of :»n order, bv
W. L.’CLARK X' Co., Chemists,
Xo. West Fayette St.. Syracuse. X'. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale of
the same. niarcli 28-tw-lv
We tvonld then propose to invest sucb ' events,
of them v.'iili the right of suffrage as may | ^^’^e will scarcely be credited when we
■ be the owners of two hundred dollars worth ! say that tve have been prompted to write
* A Capital Speech.
Gen. George W. ^[organ made a capi
tal speech at (’incinnati the otlier day, of
which the following was the conclusion. It
one of the bravest Northern soldiers
ings, who have beretofore been bold in hot;-’ of taxable proimrtv, or who can road and I •‘^Uicle hv considerations of iiatriotism, i ^ , , , ,, i i e
10.4.4. 1 .4.0 till • I I i n.au .um „ i . ’ who siieaks and thus pleads tor mercy to
(iarre. have .'iidi eii v hecn l a 4_; ^ -i , , i „..a o.,i 4i,„ .„o44 4 a. 4:_.. ^ i j
dage, have .-suddenly been emancipated.
The}’ have, witliout any effort on their paif,
passed from a state of .slavery to a state of
freedom—bavcbccomefreemen, d’hevbave
been made citizens of the United .'’’talcs.
Tlie protection of the laws, both in person
and property’, lias been thrown arounJ i
write and who sustain a good moral char- | upon tlie most mature, relic ,tion
actor. This can be done with the utmost ! have uot been dct'*nc*d from fear of
safety to tlie State. Nothing is liazarded
in granting it, and every wise aud thouglit-
ful statesman must see that much must be
gained by it. Incorporate such a provision
ill our organic law, and y’ou hold up be-
them. They have becu afforded every ff-fore tlic freedmau the liigliest possible lu-
cility for obtaiiiingju.sticc in our courts that! ducemct’it to become an intelligent, indus-
tlie white man can command. I hey have | trious and virtuous man. You place po-
bcen admitted to testify in all cases Avhere j Htical equality within his reach as the rc-
they may be iritfcresled,evcn against white j ward of merit, and stimulate him to hope
men. At this no one now complains—all j something for his posterity. And surely
are Milling thot they should enjoy these | it must be to the interest of both races that
j he should become an upright and virtuous
But great as the revoliiiiou has aircody ; —that he should train up his ofispring
beeu it has uot yet culininated.^ Mighty j with a view to their respectability and use-
ex cuts arc still on the uiiig. Still gre:;tcr fMuess. Confer this privilege upon them,
privileges are demanded for the freedmen.
The present Congress seems to be deter-
and you attach them to the government so
that it can rely upon their fidelitv iu the
Know thy Bestiuy.
Madamk K. F. Thohxtox. the great Eu-
niinc'd to confei upon tlu'm the right of sir,- event of war with foreign 'powers. Ile-
fiago without limitation or qualification.— f^^gp jq them and hou’’ far they could be
To accompIiJ. tl.is, it proposes even to re- ■ „„ emergency is a mat-
maiKltlie Soulhcni States to a terrilori;.! ter for speculation. Their fidelity as slaves
j condition. The p.aity tvhicli favors l''® , affords no evidence of their fidelity as freed,
I measure has it iu its powers, uot only
to
men. As slaves they did uot feel that
’lisli Astriikigi.'t. Ulairviivant. and i’.'velui-
USEFUL BOOKS.
f4FN B Friend. 50 cents • IL w to
C1TL1'44N B Friend. 50 cents; IF \v to gi*t
^ IJirli. .5(1 cfTits: Miiiiii' Wainl aiii Mf.iv’.il Dnitle.
O.'i fciiis : Bailies I iivt* Dra'*K*. 2.5'''*!its: Tl.t* Bti'vs nf
Lovt; 25i*t*ii': Mow tti W.m .anil lltiw to Win. 2.5
»>s«*nls Di'iiit *"; llii.’si* Doctor 25 cciit-: (iiiiiic to
T.'iiiit Li!* 25 l■.•tlls; ••B-.r’if.s t,*iv(* l.cttcr Writer.
25 .■'.*nt t)V in.iilii|ion rcccqit of i.ri.*c.
:^n .IDH.y A.'iMDN's;.
• ■ ('li.ir'i'st vrj. s.(;-
inetrieian. wlm h;is a.sttinislied the sclenTilic
classe.s lit tb«* (_)ld \\ tivld.lias now located her
self at liudM'ti. X. Y. Maiiauie ThornOm
pnssesse.s sncli wonderful jiowcrt’ of second
sight, as to euahle her to iinjuirt knowledge
of thf* gfeatejt inqxirtancf* to the single or
married of eitlier sex. While iu a st-.ite or
tmnee. slu* ileliinuites the very fi*atures of tlie
person you are to marry, and by the aid of an
instrument of iiiteiist* ]iower. known as the
Bsclnimotroiie. 'zuarantee.s to ]>rodnce a life
like picture Ilf the future hnsliand or wife ot
the ajqdicant. tntrellier with date nf’iiarriage,
position in life, leading traits of character.
\'c. This is no linmlmir. as tlmusands nt
testimonial-; eau assert. She will send when
desired a eertitied c**rtiticate. or written guar-
a;itee. tliat th* picture is what it ]»urports to
he. By eiiclosiiiir a small lock of hair, and
statiiux placf* of hirth. aae, disposition aud
complex'iou. aud em-hisiuii fifty cents and
stamjted eiii elope aiMri’Ssed to yourself, you
will receice the picture aud desired informa-
tiiiu hy return nniil. All commuuicatious sa
credly coutideiitial.
Address in enufidence, Madame E. F‘
'rhiiruton. B. (h Box. 222. Hudson. X. Y.
its unpopularity. We expect to be cen
sured, and arc prepared to defend our.self.
We know the price of our conduct, 5ve
liave doue our duty, and we are content.
FlHnL WA-HIXGTON.
Wasliington. October 10.—The officers
Cj
of the ’Jh-casuiy Dejfartmcnt have jn^t dis-
tlic con(|ucrcd aud peace to the country :
“ But is no o;i(t to be punisli -d ? Ptin-
islied ! Does that (|ue3tion emanate from
a human heart, or is it an inspiration from
a fiend of hell '( I’uiiishcd ! Why, my
countrymen, never iu the history of civil
ized warfare was such dire punishment in
flicted niton a coinjiiered peojtle as that
endured by our countrymen of the South.
'Jktwns and cities sacked and burned.—
covered a 5vliolesale robbery of the United ; Whole, districts charred and dcsohited as
States Treasury by the use of counterfeit j if by the demon of destruction, and mill-
7-30 bonds of the scries of June, 1805, so | ions who 5verc reared in ufilucnce reduced
well executed as to deceive the most ex
perienced officers in all branches of the
departments. For some time past the
Treasury Department has beeu daily re
ceiving 7 30 bonds, of the denomination of
by the shock of war to penury and want.
But is no one to die ? Is no blood to be
slicd ? Almighty God! No one to die!
Let the live liuudred tliousand graves
around 5vljicli the melancholy cj’presa
of *$4,000, from the various sub-treasuries j stands as spectral sentinels, mourning over
aud banking houses, either for redciujitiou j the victim.s of a fallen cause, ati.swer the
or conversion, and strange to say, these
bonds were continually duplicated, that is,
there u’ould be two bonds, Siiy’ of class B,
hyena cry for bb>od. Five hundred theu-
sand graves, the sad monuments of the er
ror of a heroic but defeated peojile. F'ive
control the present, but also the next Con-: possessed any rights. They have
j gress. \\ ith all the elements around us m freemen they do, and course. Susj.iciou was, of cnur.se, direct-
’ motion shall we remain quiet ? Shall we ^ ed towards some one, then unknown, in
: repose in listlessness, iu idleness audinsu-1 teachings—it is contrary to human nature Department, and the inojier
^ pineness while these things are in progress 1 ;
; Can the Southern statesman justif}’ such ;
I a course to posterity ? Should he not
identify himself 5vith the revolution
der to control it—to check its
it, iu its 5vild career, transcends
of reason and of public safety. Prudence, appealing to\hem to memorialize ! deceive even Mr. S. M. Clark, of thf* iii int-
it soems to us, can give but one an$5ver— I Congress in favor of Mr. Stevens’ bill, are ! ing bureau ; Messrs. Milroy and Andr.
No. 16,000; or claims A, No. 22,000, or i liuudred tbou.’and Soutlieru homes are
other duplicated numbers. j draped in mourning for the loved ones who
All of the bonds offered were either of; slumlier in defe-at beneath the crimson sod.
class A or B, none of classes C oi D. The i Five hundred tlifni?aiid Southern homes
suspicion was that the bond.s were b(.ing j are desolate, and the night wind as it
stolen from I he Department, or tliat the* | :^wecp.3 across an luindred ensanguinc(i
duplicates were made there, carried off aud I |jattle*-fic;d3, is siill burdeind with the
subsequently Fcturned through the chan- j groans of anguish and the sighs of despair
nels above stated, and in regular business ■ whicli come from the graves of those who
died in a lost and mistaken cause. Five
hundred tliousand iS'iutliern mothers, wid
ows, orphans, are the* living inonuments of
measures were resorted to fin-detecting the the blight of fnitricidal w;ir. And M’ho
criminal or criminals. It has now been ' asks lor vengeance mote thau this 1 What
No man of ordinary intelligence can fail | full}’ ascertained, however, tli it there was i demon in humau shape erics for blood ?
yes
” . 4 * . i of the loan branch, and Mr. Gassilier, th.*
not tlioir fiienfis-care notl.mg whaterer ^ c„„,,,vt.r of d.o printing l,:,ro4o, ovl
what of tlieni / The laurel blooms upon
their g:*,’.\ ; s — the starrv’ banner, under
wlii -li ti,e\* ii.ihly (iii*d, waves over them.
We need not argue tl.e incapacity of the only wish to use then, j r;.L";r,i; tl.: .'uaTt c;!;.. ful
j freedmen ia their pre.sent condition—the re
, suit of their late servitude—to exercise in
I telligcntly the right of suffrage, as a class.
I This ivill be admitted by all truthful men
( who are at all acquninted with tiiem—5vho
in Vest 1-
‘1.,.
liil!
as tools for the accomplishment of their ^ gation that the difference between
own selfish ends—to enable them to ac- counterfeits aud the genuine w’as discover-
quire power they may use it for the grati-
ficatiou of their own revengeful feelings.
ed.
Tln-ir b.lilies an* di*ad, but their names
and gbniu is lii-eds will live forever. They
died tbr rht* Union they loved, for the flag
thev adored. ( )!i, :ny countrymen, let it
uot be s.iid tint tliev died in vain ! But
General Spinner to-day made a careful upon th‘;ir tombs, to consecrate tlieir deeds,
. examination of the bonds and discovered let the temple of the Union be restored.—
evidence of this fact, the freedmen, ■ Jofect in bis signature. The defects to j Afid let us all, Northmen and Southmen.
u.ar
18G7
t w-lr
As
I are acqnained with their condition and un to remember that the leader be noted are as follow.s : First—The seal j'oiii hands ov(.*r their graves and swear
I derstand their character. Yet they are hu- of the movement, Gov. Holden, drove a As slightly larger than the genuine, the that our free Gaiistitutioii shall endure for-
i man beings—acknowledged to be 5nch by 1 worthy gentleman from the State before * red ink with 5vhich it is stamped is a ahutlc i ever.”