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ORDINANCES tOUKClL GROVE DEMOCRAT. the Trustees of the Town of Council Grove, and ordered to be printed in the Council 'j i fe'-f (i --p P. F. CAMPBEL.lV, aj Editor Proprietor. wove Democrat.

(Ab. 10.) Be it ordatrjod by the Trustees of the Published werkl ollars Political Items. While Lincoln lived the President was the government. After his death congress became the government So contend the radicals. I The radical postmaster at Forestville, has just been removed for speaking disre-pectfully of the Presidents There is reason to believe that more of the same will ere long, be invited to retire.

i The New York Tribune says "Secession was never the choice, fhe voluntary act of the Southern masses. On a free, fair vote, A A fill Jl, 1JX AV VASHVJS. Town of Council Grove, Tbatco person shall be permitted to shoot or fire any gun or pistol within the following limits, viz the north, em bonndry of the Incorporation on the North, the west line of the Mosier farm on BATES OP ADVERTISING. riw pcahdai. That tall young fellow's here I wonder what's his name? His eyes are fised upon our pew Do look at Sully Dame.

Who is that lady drossod in green It can't be Mrs. Loach; There's Mr. Jones with Deacon Gilest '1 1 wonder if he'll preach. Lend me your fan, It Is so wariri, We both will sit to prayers; Mourning beoomos the widow Ames- How ary bonnet flares. Do look at Nancy SloopeT's veil! It's full a breadth too wide; i I wonder if Susannah Ayres 1 Appears to-day as bride? Lord I what a voice Jan.Rloe has got; i Oh how that organ M'm glad we've left the singers' foaU-i.

How hard Miss Johnsou What ngly shawls there are in frontl Did you observe Ann Wild? Hor new straw bonnet's trimmed with black, I guess she's lost a chid. Time lW! 4tt 8m 6m the East, Chick street on the South, 5th street $100,000,000 Itcu ard Lost, 'J Bureau. The sole property of a poor freedman, who is' inconsolate. Said Bureau contained six drawers, in which were deposited the following valuable articles, to-wit: 1. 82,000,000 acres of public land and confiscated estates.

Sotne of which is tery Valuable for raising lea island cotton. Daily rations for 1,700 freed men for ten years, with privilege of removal. No. 3. Clothing outfits for the same number of freedmen, of the best quality, and got up without cost; Including fide tooth combs, sozodont, and night blooming cereus.

7 No. 4. 1,700 first class residences for freed-men-government pattern, with all. the mod-derh improvements, -o collage schools, churohes, (Orthodox) hospitals, alms-houses, all in the highest style of art. No.

0. Government commissions for 973, 000 'salaried agents to superintend the disposition of the above property; These commissions are very valuable, and eagerly sought for as emoluments, and lucrative perquisites. 1 aqnare 00 8 60 6 .00 1 00 10 00 4 00 8 aquarog 8 00 6 00 I' 10 00 15 00 13 00 15 00 20 00 85 00 i column 7 00 column la 00 I' 80 00 80 00 40 00 -60 00 'l column 15 00 85 00 40 00 65 00 100 00 there was a large majority in the slave States for the Union without where is the danger in allowing a large ma Ten lines, or Its cqtlivelant in space, one square. on the West. Any person being found guilty of firing any gun or pistol within the above described limits shall be fined not less than five nor more than twen-five dollars, and the costs of prosecution, and kept in the custody of the Town Marshal, and may be caused to work on the streets until the same shall be puidj B.

Lockwood, Clerk. (xVo. 11.) Compensation of fc'fftcefs. Section 1. Be ft Ordained by the Trustees of the Town of Council Grove, That all the persons, and officers, herein mentioned, jority of the recent slave States their tutional rights in tne Union flnsne or JTonaionw varos nvtunesorieas, tit dollari per annum.

IS1" Legal, anil taflBlent advertisements, Btrlctly Local Notiocs, 20 cents per line. Special ThaddeuS Stevens, iu one of his speeches noticej zoper ceat. additional to. regular Wiinei-''' in Congress, says, "this is not a white man's I'm half asloop that Mr, Jonesl His sermons are so long, This afternoon we'll stay at home And practice that new song. government." Well, if it is not, the sooner we make it one the better, Mongrels of Official Directory.

shall be entitled to receive for their services, jndgo of the 5th Judicial District Court Hon. mixed white and black never amount to much. Let 08 have a white man's government, and the fees and compensation herein allowed. Sec. 2.

That the Town Trustees shall those who wish to live in a black man's let, receive from the Town Treasury three dollars them go to ayti. per day, of eight hours each, for the time in which they are actually employed in attend The admirers of Napoleon have held up ance on any regular or special meeting of the Board, to be audited, and allowed by the II. Watson. i Clerk of the Court Jonathan Hammond. County Attornoy Andrew Akin.

co vsTfoiricERs. T. 8, HUFFAKEP, Judge Probate Court. A. 3.

COLLtEU, Shoriff. JAS. A. BOBBINS, Co; Clerk. JNO.

HAMMOND, Treasurer. JAS. A. BOBBINS, BegiBter of Doeds. J.

n. BITCHEY, A. S. rpXLAHD.V County Commissioners. W.

M. MrALTEB.) itJEOi WOBBJ8, AuaMf. lilBAM WATTS, Coroner. uoara. his feat of dictating despatches to three amanuenses at once, as something unparnllelled but Senator Sumner is able to dictate amend Sec.

3. The town Marshal shall receive PIBSX LOVE. We wandered on the mountain's brow At eve my love and I To watch tho sunset's llory glow, 1 To hear the fir-tree's sigh. I wbo'd the maiden by my side, She hung her bashful head And would yon know what sho replied, And what the poet said "A boon 1 said "by those fair stars, That gem th' all-golden west, And brighten through yoU blue-laced bars Like islands of the blest. "Grant me rHy booh, sweet maid, and leave Thy lover wrapped in bliss Ah, bend thy stately neck, nor grieve To spare thy swain a kiss I the following fees serving and returning any writ, process or order, except, as hereinafter ments to the Constitution to no less than eight copyists at the same moment.

A clerk In the Internal Revenue Bureau provided, seventy-five cents for the first person, each additional person twenty-five cents serving subpoena for the first person, fifty cents, each additional person, twenty -five cents serving notice fifty cents, appraisal of was called before Secretary McCulloch for ABBITAL AltD DEPAiTUKSOf THE HAILS. disparaging remarks concerning the Presi Various Items. Rev. J. D.

Fisher, of Ashtabula Ohio, has been convicted before an ecclesiastical court of forgory and dismissed from the ministry. He forged a letter recommending himself for presiding elder. He has been a leading clerical republican, always dealing out death and damnation to copperheads. While a lot of cars, Intended for use on the Mobile and Ohio railroad, were coming through the western reserve of Ohio, some abolitionists, ascertaining they were for use in the south) savagely invaded them, cutting tho cushions with knives and otherwise mutila Hng 1 A Connecticut farmer, a few days warmed a blanket to wrap round the feet of his aged and paralytic wife. He went to the barn, and in his absence the bod took fire from a spark in the blanket and his wife was burned to death.

The marriage law of Pennsylvania is un dergoing a change. A simple agreement between a couple in the presence of witnesses has been held to be a legal marriage heretofore, but that sort of thing will be done away with and the services of a clergyman et magistrate will now be required. Philo Chase, of Litchfield Mass. djed a few days ago, aged seventy-five. For the last twenty.five years his daily 'diet had been three pints of milk and one of Whisky.

He adopted that diet froro a conviction that solid food injured him. One hundred and twenty young colored men of Toronto, Canada, have asked to be enrolled as volunteers for the defense of tho Province against the Fenians. The yellow hair furore raging in London, and women with the darkest tresses are dyeing them carrot color. Grayness of baldness in two years is the penalty. A Mobile journal states that the small-pox is raging in that city.

Gen. Forrest and the Mayor and chief police are reported to have been attacked by it A clergyman in' the Washington Republican declares that' Forney is only a quack D. Mrs. Jefferson vis lately passed through Nashville en rotate for Canada, where she will reside for the present. Why is petroleum speculator like the Secretary of the Navy Because he is giddy on well.

A Romantic Story. A Memphis paper has quite a touching story of conjugal affection. Some ten years ago, a young couple married, and at the end of a year, after the birth of a daughter, they separated and a divorce was Obtained. For nine long years they never saw or heard from, or spoke to eacli other. The little girl was taught to believe that her" father was dead.

A few days as the lady and her daughter entered a business house in Memphis, they met the husband and father coming out-Each stopped and looked into the other's face. Then the father1 turned to his child and stooping down took her in his arms, pressed her to his bosom and covered her with kisses. Set i property one dollar taking and approving dent's 22d of February speech. The clerk I 5 TOPXKA. and returning bond, nlty.

cents making levy Abbitiss Tuesday. Thursdays and Saturdays, under execution, seventy-five cents attend admitted his views to be still Unchanged as to the merits of that, performance. The at 6 o'clock P. M. mg court, each day, two dollars bringin departs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, prisoner into court, and returning him under order of court, twenty-five cents; making ai oiock A.

M. COTTONWOOD Abbitks Sundays and Wednesdays, at 13 arrest and commitment without warrant, one dollar boarding prisoner, per day, one dollar secretary was disposed to indulge in a difference of opinion upon that subject, but said any clerk would be dismissed who accused the President of disloyalty. It is announced on perfectly reliable authority that Governor Curtin, of Pennsylva My goddoss turned her dove-like eyes, And stilled hor blushing fears Drew near, and then to my surprise, Instead she boxed my ears. How Deacon Brown Fell. In Sangamon, county, Illinois, lived Deacon Brown, a very staid, dignified sort of Chris-tain, and a perfect model of propriety.

Deacon Brown bad the misfortune to lose his wife, and at the age of forty found himself with a fortune and four small children, without a DrABTB- 1 P. M. and bfty cents discharging prisoner from Jail, twenty-five cents taking inventory of FORT property, each day, one dollar and fifty cents 1 Arrives Mondays and Fridays, at 6 P. M. DtrKte Tuesdays and Saturdays, at 6 A.

M. selling property, each day, one dollar and fifty cents advertising one dollar. nia, will support the President against the and abundant duties light, and character no object. The last seen of the Bureau it was in the hands of the representative of the people, who is supposed to have it in his breechs pocket. Any information which will lead to the Impeachment and convictions of this audacious usurper, by which the Bureau may be removed, Will be rewarded as above by Stevens, Sumner, et.

al. Extent of the Feriiari Movement in Ireland. From the London Times. Thore is no longer any doubt that this conspiracy has spread its meshes across the entire soil and that there is no county, however loyal, no city, however prosperous, no district, however divided between native and imported races, where we may not expect to hear of "head centres," secret drilling and the manufacture of arms. It is not to be imagined that the Irish magistracy and police have not a clue to every part of.

a conspiracy wljlch depends upon communication with a foreign and a home "centre," upon personal co-operation and regular meetings, and not loss upon supplies of bulky material. But the discoveries themselves prove that thVconspiracy is everywhere. To the English apprehension; the presence of the conspiracy in the army, and the discovery of a score of soldiers actually engaged in it, is by far the worst part of the business, and has a very ugly aspect. It is not a trifle. The loyal soldier, who beside the enemy he meets face to face, has one at his elbow and another at his back.

Should the worst fears be realized, and should we have to meet Ibis treacherous foe in the open field, or in the intricacies of street warfare, it is of the first importance that the loyal soldier should be able to trust his own comrades and rely upon their support. But if a good many of those comrades have taken the Fenian oath, and have been tampering with treason for months, they can only be a weakness in the day of trial, even if they do not prove actual traitors. It is evident that if Fenianism is not "stamped out," as they say of another plague, it will spread, for it is a question, not of reason, but of impunity. Plant Trees. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Kansas: Section 1.

Any person planting one acre or more of prairie land within ten years after the passage of this act, with any kind of forest trees, and successfully growing and cultivating the same fuf three years, and every person planting protecing and cultivating for Sec. 4. The town Assessor shall receive from the town Treasury, three dollars for revolutionists in Congress. This must seriously affect the canvass in that State, It can hardly be' doubted that Senator Cowan and each day actually and necessarily em cloved in bis duties, to be by the board Governor Curtin will both declare in favor of mistress to his farm house. As he could not immediately take another wife and escape scandal, and could not get along without some One to take charge of the kitchen and notsery, FORT RILEY.

A BBlVKS Mondays and Friduys, at 0 P. 1)kpabt8 Tuesdays and Saturdays, at A. mi IZASSAS CIT7. j' Arrives at 4 o'clock M. Dbpabts Fridays.

SANTA Fk FT. VxTqn 'j; COLORADO. Arrives Fridays. 'i1': DErABTs Saturdays, at 4 o'clock K. B.

LOCKWOOD, P. M. 1 rustces, upon an account verified by affidavit. But the Board of Trustees shall have power to reduce said account, if they deem it exhorbitant. 5.

The town Treasurer shall receive he had recourse to employing a young woman as Nancy Stearns was a laughing, romping beauty, who delighted iu experi for collecting taxes, six per for making distress, and sale of goods and chattels for the menting on the Deacon, by way of testing the payment of taxes, the same fees as are al lowed the town Marshal, for making sale of PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS CARDS. strength of human nature but at last, fir a moment of unguarded weakness, he was led into temptation, into committing a slight in discretion with his beautiful housemaid. When, in his wonted coldness and presence j. mcClurd, 1 TTOBNET AT LAW. EEAL ESTATE AND property on execution on all moneys received, other than taxes, three per centum.

But this Ordinance is not to be so construed as to allow si ad Treasurer any fees for paying out and disbursing any moneys he may receive as such Treasurer. J. Land Agent, Junction City, Kansas. Will -11 3 II 1. of mind, he was horrified at the 'enormity of Clymer, the democratic candidate for The Louisville Courier has very sound views of politics; and is endowed with common sense; a gift In which some politicians are jnst now defficient.

Here is a specimen A man is a radical or he is not. If he is a radical, he is opposed to the policy of reconstruction, and is against the President If he is not a radical, he supports the reconstruction policy and supports the President. To make his opposition to the radicals efficient, he must act with the democratic party, because there is nowhere else for him to go." Theodore TUton, editor of the New York Independent; has a protracted fit of political insanity. His leader last week had. the wonderful head line, "No Mre White States," and goes the whole figure for the exclusion from the Union of every State not now in full relations to the General Government that does not give the negroes the right of suf Sec.

6. The Street Commissioner shall 'I'A i 'ir. I. Beach, receive three dollars per day, from the town ireasury, for each day employed in the dis pllTSICIAN STJKGEON, COUNCILGROVE, Kanaas.Having; recently returned from the army, will now dovote bis entire attention to the charge of his duties, to be audited by the board of Trustees, upon statement of account, rwviveui uib proiession. nay venned oy amdavit.

Isane dec. 7. '1 he Chairman of the Board of Trustees shall receive. In criminal cases such ATTOBNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and Notary Public, Council Grove, Kansas. tit; 1 1 1 1 tv i.

i i fees as are now allowed by law. to Justices of ui piwuuo ui vjio vvuiw uq uui uuiviai District. nly the Peace, for similar service, Sec. 8. The Clerk of the Board of Trus James J.

Wright, TTOElrl5lrAND COUNSELLOE AT LAW, VUUHvl fTUV AftUBHs i Ill tees Shall receive for his services, out of the town Treasury, such fees, as by law, are allowed to the County Clork, for similar services, to be audited by the Board of Trustees, upon statement of account verified by three years, one-half mile or more of forest trees along any public highway, said trees to be planted so as to stand at the end of said v13. li. $aMrordV ting her down he looked once more into her LAW, mother's face and started to go. He heard rTTOBNEt COUNSELOR AT Li Jx Elm Creok, Lyon County, Kansas. 1 1 in this District.

years not more than one rod apart, shall be entitled to receive for twenty-five years, com-mencipg three years after said grove or line of Will Sec. 9. Witnesses and Jurors, in criminal frage. The result of the municipal elections in York and Harrisburg, is calculated to fill every democratic and conservative citizen in Pennsylvania with the brightest anticipations for the future, In York, the democratic practice udicial nly his and turned. Another look, and husband and wife were again in each other's arms.

They were left alone a few minutes, then a carriage Was called and but a few min- trees has been planted, an annual bounty of two dollars per acre for each acre so planted, and two dollars one half mile for each mile cases, shall receive, for each difys attendance before the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, one dollar and fifty cents, and for each mile traveled, in going to and from the same, ten cents. ATTOBNET AT LAW, EMPOBIA, KANSAS. Will practice io the Courts of the 5th Judicial District. Office No. 188, Commercial at.

ly so planted, to be paid out of the county treas ury of toe county in which said grove or line Sec. 10. Judges and Clerks of Elections majority was increased nearly two-fold and in Harrisburg, the gain was about one hundred and fifty This was doing well, and the v. i. of trees may be situated Provided, the boun Council Grove ty hereby given shall not be paid any longer than said grove or trees are cultivated and shall receive from the Town Treasury, two dollars per day, to be audited and allowed by the board of Trustees, upon statement of account verified by affidavit Rumps cannot fail to see in it the signs of JAS.

WATKINS Proprietors, Cottncil Grove Kansas. Every pains taken to render guests comfortable. The table always supplied with the best the market affords. Amplo stable room, feo. i kept alive and in a growing condition.

bKO. 2. bat any person wishing to avail him or herself of the provisions of section one that fearful reckoning with the people, which will sweep them from existence, as a party, on the second Tuesday of next October. A. I.

BEACH, Chairman. E. R. Lockwood, Clerk. i it Is very possible that occasional lawless Stcvensoo, T'ASniONABLE TAILOR, COUNCIL GROVE, All work promptly done in a neat and workman like manner, in the latest style of the fasbiena n8y scenes occur at the South.

It would be strange If it were hot so." As a Boston1 con of this act shall.within three years after planting said grove or line of trees, file with the clerk of the county a correct platol said grove or line of trees showing on what sections of land said grove or line of trees is situated, attested to by his oath, and the affidavit at least or one resident house holder, setting forth all the facts in relation to the growth and cultivation of said grove or line oftreee, temporary obef vers: If tbe Southern Stales are lo be kept ontbf his sin, lo vain he repented and grieved over lost virtue. Finally, as a last resort for easing his conscience, at the conclusion of service on the following Sabbath morning, he arose and requested the forbearance of the brethren and sisters a few minutes, when he electrified them by making the following confession "My Christian friends you all know thai I lost my dear wife some time ago (sobs and tears,) and that Nancy Stearns has been keeping house for file and you khow that I have a Child not a year old. that, little child would cry in the night, and it would be a long time before I could quiet it and last Thursday night God forgive me the child cried so hard that Nancy arose and came Into the room, and leaned over the bed to 'hush the child and brothers and sisters, her leaning over me made me forget Christ," Hereupon the worthy deacon broke down entirely, and stood weeping, wailing and blowing his nose. "What did you do sternly demand ed the minister. "I ki-ki-kissed her 1" stammered out.

the deacon, between his sobs but I have been very sorry aboift it, and prayed to be forgiven and I want yon to forgive and pray for me, brothers and sisters." As the deacon bowed himself upon his seat, like the mighty oak before the tornado, Deacon Goodfellow arose and astonished the audience, still more by saying "Brothers and sisters, you hav heard what Brother Brown has said, and now he wants our forgiveness. For my own. part, I think Brother Brown is truly penitent, and, I am willing to forgive him with my whole heart. And brothers and sisters, I will add still further, that if I had no wife, and a pretty girl like Kancy Stearns should come to my room and lean over me, I'd kiss hor, and abide the consequences." Foreign Emigration. Foreigners are pouring into onr country io large' numbers.

The Cork Examiner says (hat upwards of forty thousand persons, left Ireland for the United States during the first week of the. past It is estimated that two-thirds of the number were of the middle and farming clafses. The number of Germans arrlvlDg at Havre to take ship' America has greatly increased of Not less than ten thousand are now lodging in the quarters of France alone, awaiting a vessel to bringjhem to this country. A Bremen letter says the emigration to Nor ti America assuming greater proportions. Up to the end of May ten thousand persons have already engaged io leara via Hamburg and Bremen.

(aPS Merr DfeAtERS IS 1)RRgU MEDieiNES, PAINTS, Glpsi, He Groceries, Wineej ad Notions, Tokeka, 'Kansas'. the Union until all disorders and territorial whereupon the County Clerk shall if be find all the evidence that section one of this act has been fully complied with, on or before the first Mondav in October in each year. Kcllam fit ctTTHOLESALE AND SET AIL DAALERS IN Drugs and Medicines, and all the Popular Patent Medioines of the day Topeka, Kansas, ly ut'es mofe had elapsed before they were remarried. Shee MH Wool. There is no country on' the face of the earth better calculated for the production of all grades of wool than in the United States and her vast Territories, yet from the mistaken notions as to the policy of protection, this great source of wealth is comparatively as undeveloped as were the mines of Colorado whilst in possession of the Camanches.

A correspondent from New York, speaking of the warlike strength of the Fenians in New York city, says that thirty-two companies have been formed, ranks all full, and making about three good regiments, the first of which is to be commanded by CoL Basil Duke, formerly commanding a brigade of cavalry under the rebel Gen. Morgan, and once a young law yerofSt. Lonis. The Shawano (Wis) County Journal says that there is living at Keshona, in that conn, ty, a Menommee squaw, by the name of Wha-no-me cotet, who was for a number of years the "Indian wife," as they are called, of JefT. Davis.

She is about fifty-five years of age, and in her youthful days, was reported to be good looking. She commenced to live with Jeff, in the year 1829, while that squaw hero was stationed at Fort Winnebago. A Broad HmObachelor sea captain who was remarking the other day that he wanted cause warrants to be issued upon the County outrages cease, they can, of course, never be admitted. "We have enough of these in New England, taany of which are perpetrated there with impunity, while they are now punished by military authority at the South. For instance, a tavern' keeper in New refussd to allow Frederick Douglas a seat at the dinner table In bis house, and yet went unpunished, while tavern keepers at the south, who have refused the same privileges to negro soldiers, haVebeen fined and their houses closed.

Advertising'. Both Commodore Vanderbilt and A. T. Steward, millionaires of New York, accumulated their cash by advertising persistently and extensively. It Was a cardinal principle ta the belief of the former, that the highest measure of success was only to be reached by advertising in every, paper in the country though it circolated but three hundred copies-Stephen Girard, our Philadelphia millionaire, owed most of his success to printer's inTt, and need to counsel others to try the same experiment.

Jay Cook, our eminent Philadelphia financier, attributes his success in popularizing the national loan almost wholly to the press of the Barnum says: "Advertise, keep advertising. If your business is dull, advertise and- stir it up; if it is brisk, advertise and double it Be sure to keep advertising." Professor J. C. Ayer, of Lowell, Massachu ireasurer or the proper coonny for the bounty above provided for which order shall be C. Bowman, 1 rERCBt AKT.

TAILOR, TOPEKA, KANSAS. Ill Constantly on hand. Cloths, Caasimer and Vestings. Which will be made up to order, at short notice. Also, a large stock of Clothing and Gent's Furnishing Goods, constantly on band.

nly received by thTreasurer in payment of all county taxes. Sec. 3. This act to take effect and be In force from and after its-publication once in the Leavenworth The New Tork Timet Washington special IngersoII Ba6h, fEALBSIN PISE LUMBEB, LATH, SHIN-XJ tries. Doors, Sash and Blinds, Cor.

Cherokee Approved Febuntry 16th, 1866. S. J. CRAWFORD, Governor. The radicals express great solicitude for fear ess roarin Dineia, Mavenworin, umu.

niy that the President will not redeem his declar setts, Professor Helmbold, Professor -Bran- i1i Geo. W. Kellfcs RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND COM-'' llarehait, aad Geaeral Bailroad "terreawotth, Kansas. Freight received aad aafeJy stored wntil called for, at rea-o bto fetes. Through bills of Ladiof for freights shipped Easts -Mark your goods.

aly ation "that treason ought to be made odious." They peed have no fears. His veto message and his twenty -second-of-February speech are intebded to and will, we think, have "the effect to make the treason of Sumner, Wendell of the 27th, sayi the Committee on Banks and Currency have unanimously agreed to report the joint resolution deciding the with, drawal of the issue of five cent fractiobal currency, neon which appears the head of a private individual. An amendment thereto provides that hereafter no head or device of any kind shall be put on the corf encj except by the express designation of the Secretary of the V. The Richmond Times gives the following advice to Virginians: "Let us by the fairness, justice and humanity of our dealings and intercourse; with the 'freed demon-strata to the conservative masses of the North that a Freed men's Bureau is not essential for the protection of the emancipated negro. Let as prove that are the freedmen'a best frieod.

and seek to make him useful re recta I gimon "TM PORTERS AND DEALERS IN CIGARS, 1 Pipes, Playinr Cards, Ko. Delaware near Main, LesrvenwoTth.Kanasaa. Alse. Arsnta for 4. U.

Bnrrwick fc Brothers' dreth, Professor' Hollo way, Dr. David Jayne, and a score of other eminent "medicine men" of the country have made their millions just by advertising. Robert Bonner, the most extensive ad vertiser in the world, perhaps, and publisher of the most successful weekly journal ever seen, frankly acknowledges the source of his wonderful "good lock." The whole country was so flooded with the Ledger, the a good chief officer, was promptly Informed Phillips and Thad, Stevens odious to the whole country The new constitution of South Carolina by a young lady present, that she had no ob Billiard Manufactory. Billiard Cloth, Balls, Caes, wua, ob nana. aly jection to be his first mate.

Ha took the hint and the lady, gives the governor the right of veto, and Gov, Orr first exercised (he newly given "I'm' on the trail of a dear," at the fellow I atmosphere was so permeated with the Ledger nasonic. 1 "ipUNCli, GROVE LODGE, NO. A. F.4 A. M.

Meets on the 1st and Sd Wednesdays of aebmoato. sly upon an act which tn enact re-astaousued ue police regulations with regard to freedmen, lich bid once controlled them as slaves. said when he slepF0 00 dre of l7 in the street influence, that people were forced to Inhale it in spite of themselves, and so began lo like It I ble and intelligent.".