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EAsSNEAN's PATENT IRON TIES
For COTTON BALES.

Ny Button the first offered for sale to extent in
the South and has been used by thousands of planters With
the shape the button since first inroduGed and have
S and for nfhs e TR Re 96
unequal sizes and for security in holding is think superior
The advantages Of iron for bang cotton are nov
universally aekn9wledged It holds the bale IN mneh smaller
eompass is applied and fastened with much more qeiy,
both in the country pressing and the AZ the SEA
Strengths not impaired by time and exposure as that Of
This last has been strkngy mane5sd anfng d e
and breaking Of rope which coad have been
nished nearly fifty cent cheaper than The derange
cedenedy high Indeed suiciency for balng moderate
cotton crop cannot be relied on at any price =.
have arran ed for the importation Of large quantity G
Messrs Chambers LRttng for the sale and delivery OF my
1isS SHIP REFUGE, New Orleans July I, 1852
srn January Esceyed from 1859 bales q
your Iron lie can safely affirm that the cotton 50 bound
better order than generally comes from the
Presses slowed better and enabled the ship to carry
than any previous y9ysge, ,,oo, mo.
than the rope bound cotton i is highly pre-
ha nS e upOn it, veil KNOWN BY practical
that dapness will rot the rope bound can confidently re-
EgVF t. boh loading and dschssng
am ''F yours to'p'Jjto5aiiRS' HOWARD, Master.
New Orleans Companies are Of opinion that the
Iron Tie affords greater protection against loss in case OF fire
~ '' ' ''' " j. YOUENEs, Fire Warden
JOHN ADAMS, Fire Inspector.
ANVI'A " ' 'N' ALFRED BELANGER,
Ex-Chef Engineer, Fire Department,
CHAMBERS l. LATTING,
Agents for Fassmnn's Iron Ties
And
DEALERS IN BAGGING, ROPE AND TWINE4
81 Carondslet street. New Orleans
| g m, TODD q co., DEALERS IN ARTIST
D. and Tools, Gold, Silver Ana Oops
| Leaf, BronEss.
| PAINTS,
| VARNISHEs,
| BRUSHES, Bic
NO. rs Magazine street,
| Ono doc above PoydEa7'
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OLYMPIC THEATER-7a ST. CHARLES s
GRAND OPENING NIGHT.
WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGENTS, BOTH MALE
w and female clearing from 500 to $500 per month
The Lost Cause by f. Pollard the only gs o 1aaa
volume with twenty fine steel portraits This work out
and disabled officers and soldiers, and soldiers widows
chance is offered to make money Address j. D. Hum
mel publisher No. Bank Place, or IS Camp street, New
Orleans,
VNANTED-I DESIRE TO RENT A SMALL FUR
w nhed house. any part of the city, near railroad
Address N. JEFF. Thompson, No. Common street.
uTANTED-AGENTs-s7 TO 5000 PER MONTH
w for Gentlemen and $50 to so for Ladies sre[ywheiT ire
proved and perfected 1t will hem fell stitch quilt bind
braid embroder beautifuyprice only S2O-nakng the
stitch and fully warranted for three years We pay
wages, commission from WhiGh Tfe that
amount can made Address call on O. BOW EhS co.
office No 255 South Fifth street. Philadelphia Pa All letters
answered promptly. with circulars and terms ,,,
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ONLY 10000 NUMBEBs-095 PRIZES.
S d E NJ E:

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
approximation prizes OF $1,000 each for the
daW R t a' sl6oo 9 priHe Sn $1,000
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine re-
dr aRPg a@ss 5h eris sHg 9n o. e
9 approximation prizes OF $500 each for the nine re-
manning units the ten OF the number -
drawing the $25 900 prize of.....-......... 4,oUO
approximation prizes OF 500 each for the nine re-
dr Sing t fa' $1,000 prize are 2OO
0 approximation prizes of $3.50 each for the nine re-
% draWng t fs q p prs saS $3.50
9 approximation prizes of 5000 each for the nine re-
dFaWng fnis $3.50 i pTzes Ven " 1900
2O approximation prizes of 500 each for the nine re-
6TNRns PRss 81 t pzs sen o. no
6q5 nrizes amounting $382 800
Whole tickets, S2i Hayes S2 Quarters, ST. Eighths$3
Tickets sold and prizes cashed by
CHAs. II. HOWARD, Licensed Dealer,
No. 40 Camp street,
Lock Box 692 Post Office, New Orleans.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

JOHN PooLEY vs., HIS CREDITORS, AND THE
der Pooleystate of Louisiana, Fourth District of New
Oreans-No. 1859.
NORGE is hereby given to the creditors
IN OF John Pooey, Thomas Murray Co, and Crigler,
Batcheder Policy and to all other persons interested that
by the Court for the benefit of their creditors that meet
OF said creditors will take place at the office of j. a
Quintero ESD Notary Public in this city, on THURSDAY
the purpose of celebrating the affairs of said nsolvens
and property and that Ad Rozer ESQ.,
is appointed to represent the absent creditors.
By order of Court
Clerks Office, New Orleans Sept % 1866
j, F. DICK, Deputy Clerk.
JOHN POOLEY VS. CES CREAECIER, EFT LES CREAM
ciers de Thomas Murray Co., ct Crgler, Batchelder
PoOleyEtat de la Louisiana. Quatrieme Cou District
de la Nouvele Orleans-NO 1859.
Wis est par lie present dome aux cream
N cters John Pooley Thomas Murray Co. ct Criger,
Batcheder Pooley ct toutes autes nteresses
cesson u proprete nsovabes accepe par Cour
pour lie benece de reancer quune assembled des des
lieu dams lie bureau de Mons j. A. Qunte0,
Notare Public dams cete ve JEUDI 25ieme jour doc
obre A. 1866 dix heures du matn pour prendre
deation les anres des te insoyabes QUEEN attendant
procedures oe personnes eurs propriete
reenu, ct que Mons j. Ad Rozer pour
representer les creanciers absens.
Par ordre de la Cour.
j. F. DICK, Depute Grefier
Bureau du Grefier, Nouvele Orleans, % Sept 1866.
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CONsTABLE's SALE.

WIN. GREENLFAF VS.. BARGE "NED," CAPTAIN AND
OWNERSHIP 3oI.-A. Strangs Same-No. 3l5-Second
Justice Court, Parish of Orleans.
RI vIREUE of two y,rits OF feri faeias to
Justice of the Peace and the parish of Orleans by
order of the defendants will proceed sell public
ton FRIDAY the 18th day Of September 1856 IL O'Clock
NJ, the following described property to wit:
THE BARGE NED, her Furniture, Tackle and Apparel.
the spo she lies at the Claiborne bridge Old
Basin
Seized in the above entitled suits.
HJ-TERAs-CaEh-
JOHN c. KUZAC,
Constable Second Justice Nnnrt.
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special Notice-The undersigned, CRATE
full liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon hem
take this method informing the public that they are pre-
pared in connection with their specially the Real Estate
and General and Brokerage business to devote their
particular attention to the PURCHASE and SALE OF
CITY MORTGAGE PAPER, BANK STOCK 1Nsuh-
ANCE SCRIP, and other Local Securities
The superior facilities which thorough knowledge and our
practical experience and extensive business in Real Estate
affords will appear obviously advantageous to Capitalists
eeekng reliable and safe investments whilst those OF our
patrons who may property to SELL and are Obliged to
realize upon their mortgage paper by attraction OF
Capital be similarly benefited.
When the active season shall have commenced purpose
having Week Auction Sales of the latter class of Securities
but only such as have to be Gold without limit
Our Nj THOMAS L. MACON will have special charge OF
this department.
c. E. GIRARDEY & CO., Auconecrs
Office, No II Exchange Place
q oil nnhc Chs thnrnhn 1se
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EOTTCE-ALLI TOBACCO INSPECT
ed and stored in Louisiana Yard No s. remaining on
handB,'' Is now stored in Kentucky Warehouse.
Il, N, HAYS, Inspector
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DRUGS, PERFUMERY, ETC.

UUEaAElllO D1SUGF BNWElN"
No. is FRONT LEVEE, opposite the AhGIEEss FERRY
LANDING NEW oRLDAHs
The stock Esdcinea Simple and Compound, will be foun
SUPERIOR full complete The patronage Of the public
respectfully solicited by the proprietor, r,,,,,
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GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.

GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.
r OFT, WOOD 81 co.
Cw. BALDY LOTT, Madison county. Miss; c. ". WOOD
Canton, Hiss.,J
WHOLESALE GRoCEks,
Nos. OF Common and 40 Canal atreets,
NEW ORLEANS.
We hereby inform friends and the public that we have
opened the No. 65 Common street and 46 Canal street,
New Orleans, La, for the purpose of transactiuga
WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS.
By unremtng attention business and fidelity prompt
putting up and shipping all orders that friends
may pleased to give u.s. hope portion of the
patronage of the public
We have on and constantly receiving all the arti
cles usually kept wholesale Grocery in all their
variety, viz:
SUGAR, COFFEE,
RICE, HERRINGS,
TEA, MACKEREL,
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
PEPPER, ALLsPTCE,
SOAP, CANDLES,
CLOVES, NuTMEGs,
GINGER, FLOUR,
BACON, sUGAR-CURED HAMS,
LARD; BREAKFAST BACON,
BEEF TONGUES, MESS PORE,
MESS BEEF, BUTTER,
CHEESE, BEANS,
PEAS, ONIONS,
POTATOES SALT,
MOLAssES, sYRUPS,
OILS, CANDIES,
PICKELs, cATSUPs,
SAUCES, PIE FRUITS,
JELLIEs PRESERVES,
OYSTERS, CAPERS,
OLIVES, SALMON,
IoBsTERs, sARDINEs,
SHAD, INDIGO,
CoPPERAs, sALERATUs,
SODA, CREAM TARTAR,
sALTPETRE, WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS, COTTON TwISE,
STARCH, POWDER,
SHOT, LEAD,
NAILS, INK
MAooARoNI yERMECELLI
CoRKs, BOTTLES
PIPES, BLEACHING,
MUSTARD, VINEGAR,
BRANDIES, WINES,
SHERRY, CHAMPAGNE,
CLARET, MADEIRA
PORT, WHISTLES of all grade
CIDER, LEMON SYRUP,
PORTER, ALE,
RED JACKET BITTERs, ANISETTE,
sToUGHToN :. CoR0IALS,
GREY JACKET =. CURACAO,
PLANTATION :. MARAsCHINo,
ABSYNTHE, JAMAICA RUN,
BRANDY CHERRIES, GREEN PEAS,
GREEN CORN, FRESH TOMATOES,
BRANDY PEACHES, :. STRAWBERRIES
PINE APPLES, BUCKETS
TUBS, BASKETS
SIEyEs, BRUSHES,
MATCHES, BRooMS
WAsHBoARDs, CLOTHES LINES,
CHURNS, ETC, ETC
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G BTER. .................,t.....,,.....Bs BIEB
No. 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY HOTEL.
JevveIry, Watches, Silver and Plated Ware.
SOLE AGENT FOR
SERMONS BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
Fine Gold Watches Hunting Cases. diamond mounted and
araYed Makers rich Sets Bracelets Pins and Ear
rim sin Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruscsn Gold
ID karat Gold Guard and Chains latest patterns Sleeve
Buttons Studs every variety and best Workmanship
Gents Scarf and Pins, various desgns Silver and
Plated Sets Table Forks and Spoons Cups, Gobets
Napkin Rings Oastors Pocket and Table Cutlery best
makers and superior quality.
Clocks,
ONCE and Mantle, in Bronze Marble and Wood
Bpect8cless
Gold, Silver, Steel and Shell mounted.
The particular attention OF those needing helps read"
respectfully solicited Semmons' Brazilian Pebbles the best
only glasses that should be used New Pebbles reset in
old frames padto repairing Watches and
Jewelry the best workmen being employed.
Rsmember 20 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel
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nETER u. RL0W-


IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN DRUGS,
PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, OILS WINDOW
GLASS, GLASSWARE, PERFUMERY, ETC. ETC.
Nos. GO and 90 North Maln street,
Between Pine and Olive, St. Louis No.
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SALE OF NAVY POWDERS.

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE. NAVY DEPARrHESr,l
Washington City, Sept. g. 1865. 8
ENUFSDAY, the Second ed day ofOctober,
1866 at IL O'Clock at the Office of command
ing Naval Ordnance Depot at Jefferson Barracs
St Louis Missouri at public auction highest bid
ders, there will be sold
About FIVE THOUSAND COCO BARRELS OF POW
DER composed of Cannon, Mortar and MuslSeE Powders
The Powders will be sold in lots purchasers
H1TERNs-Cash in government funds onehaft 10 he d.
posted the conclusion othe sale and the remainder within
ten days afterwards during which time the Powders must ia
removed from the grounds otherwise they win
government.
Purchasers will be luired to furnish their own nacaees
where the powder is not in barrels.
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DER SON AL,

rrRSO%AT-NY WIFE LAyINIA ELLIOTT,
having left my and board without any cause or pro
vocation caution the public that Will pay no 4goT SGe Nay
contract. oo'' GA4i4ioiA'
MJOTICE-REFERRING TO THE ABOVE ADyER-
II tisement beg public understand that LETT the
above named individual account of i'll treatment AS 10
aebts that may contract fully able TO settle Tor them
on demand will accountable for debts contracted by
he saidJ Elliott LAVtNIA ELLIOT.
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AUCTION SALES THIS Day.


LARGE AND PERENPToRY SALE OF ELEGANT
Match and Horses Elegant Saddle Horses Fine Work
Mules, Fine Mich Cows, Bugges, Elegant Brstts, Hsr
ness Wagons, Etc, at Auction.
BY MONTGOMERY d. BRO,
r. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer,
ofaee--s7 Camp street.
THURSDAY Sept. "a, at II O'Clock AM,
at p Liners Stables GTavieT street, will be- sold
Elegant Match Horses.
Elegant Saddle Horses
Fine Work Mules
Fine Mich Cows.
Top and Open Buges Elegant Bres Harness. Wagons Etc
Bs-TERxs-Cash in o. 8 Treasury Notes,
OK YoKEs..,.........ox YoKEs ...........ox YoKEs
BY D. E. MoRPHY,
AUcroEzER-oHice No. At Magazine stree
THURSDAY, Sept. 2zth, at 10 O'Clock
l. A NJ, in store No, II Magazine street will be sold
go Ok Yokes
Rs~TERMs-Cash in .. S. Treasury notes
BIZ d. e. MORPRY,
AUcT1oEEER-omoe At Magazine street.
September 27. at haIfpast 0
o'clock on the Levee, head Of Common street will
So bbls Flour CazksviIle City Mills or less damaged
hiEsshE sxssemff in negGs'eT treasury Notes
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND LIQUORS
&H H. IL. MURPHY
AUcTToNEER-Offee, II Magazine street.
FKNHU BSDAY, Sept. "a, at 10 O'Clock A
l. n, in store No. At Magazine street, will be sold
10 terces Sugar Cured Hams; l50 boxes Soap 20 chest
ea 100 boxes Pickles. 80 box Can Goods 50 do Tobacco
Brandy whisky; Gin; Sugar; L8rd Butter Cheese
p1-TERHs-Caah ons-haf Treasury Notes, balance cur
rencY.
SPLENDID STOCK OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Shevings, ETC.,
BY ID. E. M0RPHY,
AUcTIoEERR-0fice, IT Magazine street.
at no
NJ, viii be sold without reserve, in store No Il Maya
Large and Select Stock of Hardware, Cutlery, sheying
Desks, etc See catalogues.
HJ-TERMs-Cash in o. g. Treasury Notes
FURNITURE
BY MONTGOMERY <k BRO,
R. N. MONTGOMERY, Auetionecr.
THURSDAY Sept! 25, at IL O'Clock A.
L. NJ at their Auction Mart 81 Camp street, will be sold
general assortment 0: HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, such
Rosewood, Mahogany, and Walnut Bedseads, Bureaus
ArmoirB, WRshstands Mahogany and Walnut Tetes Sofas
Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Tables
Marble Top Side Boards Extension Tables Velvet
Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engravings
Paintings Cooking Stoves and Utenss being
of several well furnished houses.
-ALso-
A large invoice of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood ses
Chairs, ETC.
"a TERas-Cash.
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sHERIFF2s sALEs.

Court Of New Orleans-No 1929
RY VIRTUE of, and In obedience to, an or
by honorable the Sixth District Of
6gS % o sn pg s
SATuRDA the With a{ Of October SS6 At 10 O'Clock
All the Furniture and movable effects contained in the
Louis between Royal Bourbon streets the Second Dis
tSi ct dn s c q pSF sareeered by the said in
R7-TERMs-Casn the spot
Sheriff ofthe Parish of Orleans.
j. F. MAJoIM1ER vs.. HENRY 7, NEAL.-slxTH JUDI
cia District COurt-Parish of Livingston-No. go.
ID me dectedby the the 9Th judicial District Court
sell at public acton at the Merchants and Auctoheers Ex
change Royal street. between Canal and Gnstomhonse streets
day Of October, l$SS It Z e,clgat - -
she now lies in the New Canal near Claiborne street
Seized in the above suit.
kB-TERMs-Cash on the spot.
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
JULIAN H. STITCH vs.. j. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIS
trict Court of New Orleans, No 1889.
DY VIRTUE of and IN obedience to an
B order q sas rendered ssPtsmHs5 1884, and T.
BY the "R the Sixth Dt of IN MeW
auen the Fifth
in the d Of 5 No. %
q pairs Assorted Drawers.
pair Socks 'lI''
l3 Handkerchief
pieces Muslin.
Is Fancy Shirts.
Is pairs Suspeuders
lot Cravats
a. Assorted Hats.
| Attached in thu above suit
| HSF-TERMs-Cash on the spot.
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
| WIN S. VANMETER ct ais, VS.. EDWARD S. BUTLER
Fourth District Court of New Orleans-No. 1868
DY VIRTUE of and In obedience to nj
D order Of sale rendered September 18th 1866, an
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Cou
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed to
public auction Merchants and Auctonee Exchange
Royal street between Canal and Customhonse streets in
Second District of this city MONDAY, the 18th day
| October, 1866 at IL o'clock NJ.
The STEAMBOAT WARREN BELLE, together with a
her Furniture Tackle Apparel Machinery etc. she nov
lies Mississippi river left bank, the Tobacco Ware
house below town,
SeqGestered in the above suit
B5TA TERMs-CHSh on the spot. -,
Sheriff the Parish OF Orleans
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LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.
BOARDING..

DoARDYNG-FIRsT-CL BOARDING IN ONE
- of the peasauest locations in the city close TO the city
railroads. limited number of bRarders be accommo
dated References required Apply at No. 70 Coliseum
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EOR SALE-THE COFFEEHOUsE 236 DELoRD
street. head of New Basin For terms and parteu
1arsan mi as
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-15
A Noble Sentiment.

In his reply to the Montana dele
cation, published yesterday morning,
the President made an uttefance
which, we have no doubt, will be
remembered throughout future gene
rations. 1t is this: ''I feel that
can afford to do right; and so feeling,
God being willing, I intend to do
right; and, so far as in me lies, I in
tend to administer this Government
upon the principles that lie at the
foundation of it, This is the Ian
guage of a noble patriot, and de-
serves the commentator of the good
men and true in every section of our
country.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-15

timents of the whole State of Virgi-
MIA, he would introduce them indiyi-
duaIly, designating the particular
section from which they came.
They were then severally intro
duced, and after the President had
shaken the hand of each, he again
tookoccasion to express his gratifca-
ton at meeting them, and reiterated
what he stated in an address to the
Montana delegation, that he was not
q candidate for reelection, and had
no other object or desire but the
restoration of the Union in its origi-
nal p,hity.
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The Effect of the speech.

In relation to the Presidents re-
marks to Fred. Douglass and his
associates, the correspondent of the
Herald writes:
The Presidents speech to the CO.
lored delegation yesterday, fell like a
bomb-shen in the radical ranks, and
created for time the utmost conster-
nation. Some of them so far recoy-
cred their equipose this morning as
to discuss its probable effects on
legislation and party politics. 1t was
quite amusing to watch such men as
Ihad. Stevens and Ben. Wade, en-
deavorlng to sorrowfulIy draw from
the .countenances of each other a con-
ISOLATION they could not find in their
own The great mass of people here
endorse the Presidents sentiments
heartily, and rejoice that an opportu-
mty was SO haply afforded for their
1ranA and explicit utterance. Ben.
wade called at the WLite House.
looking the very embodime of in
dlgnatlon and pent up wrath. The
serenity OF Henry J. RAYMOND aoted
as an antidote, if any were needed
for we have not learned that the Pre-.
sldentlal equanimity was greatly dis
turbed by his clustering.
A meeting of the people Of tho
District of Columbia, without reoard
to party, is to be called to meet in
this city on the 22d, to endorse the
policy of the President.
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COLUMBIA.
Thursday Morning, February 15, 1856
The Real Issue.

The Hca1 ISSUE
The Southern States telately in re-
bellion" lost by the results Of the war
about two thousand millions in slave
property alone. Their other losses
cannot be set down at much less,
making a total loss of nearly four
thousand millions of dollars One
would suppose that this were suffi-
cient to appease the anger OF the men
at the North who are trying still far
ther to persecute us. AS they feel
keenly the loss of property, their
hearts ought to be touched by our
losses; and yet spirit contrariwise is
exhibited by them.
The lack of memory or logic ex-
hibited by, those people is amazing.
Forexanlp1es they have declared. and
continue to declare, that the war was
set on foot by some 10000 slave
holders, whom they call aristocrats-
that all the rest of our white people
some 100000 or 1000, OOO-were
innocent and dragged into the ssrebel-
lion'' by force of asnecessity which
they could not. resist. r. > E.
One would suppose that the great
business of just Government was
to punish the guilty 300, 900, and re-
ward the 100000; or, at least, leave
their poor property unharmed. They
might accomplish the purpose by.
hanging the 900, o00,. and, having got
rid of them, declare that there shall
be no taxation in the South in behoof
of the national debt. And yet, by
their theory, this would not be suf-
ficient-for there were a great many
men-not aristocrats-of the 6,OOO,-
600, who owned slaves-one of 100,
we presume, would be a moderate
estimate. !; These e.loyal''7 men are
suffering like the aristocrats. Nay,
suffering more, because they were
poorer, and Sherman and Wilson,
and such bold men, with great power
at their backs, did not stop to dis
cover who was loyal ordisloyaa They
burned, or eat up, or carried away,
the very substance of the poor loyal
man. AL was fish that fell into their
nets - g - -, u
The anniversary of the destruction
of Columbia . is near at hand, and
whilst penning these lines, we are
painfully remembered of certain
events which we will take occasion to
comment on.
The true and real issue now before
the country is, whether the patriots
in both sections will sustain the Pre-
sident. In Washington, mass meet
ing is to be held for this object, and
we suggest that a popular meeting be
held in the capital of South Carolina
for the same perpose.