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Stocks in New York yesterday were quiet
excepting two OF three roads under clio 10
management The Commercial Advertiser says:
Governments quiet, pending the dIscu of
the Finance bali. Sixes of 1881 rose X; other Sc
curlties stationary. The street well supplied
with money on call at 6adper cent, perhaps
the preponderance CT transactions being at the
lower rate. Discounts rather more active Pa
per freer currency, but at firm rates, prime
bills being 7as per cent, and "good" at Sac per
cent.
We quote from the Baltimore Au,r;oa. tho
markets in that city, as follows
Oonee.-Rio remains quiet but firm al 1ea2l
cents, gold, as TO quality. Laguayra and Java
are dull at previous prices. Since the above
was written 900 bags Rio, balance Of the car
go of the bark Cricket, have been taken for a
Western market on private terms
tlour.-There was less inquiry TO day than
for some time past for retailing descriptions
and no sales of shipping brands were reported
Rates close unsettled.
Grain.-No white Wheat was received or
soIa on ihe Corn Exchange this morning. Of
ferlngs OF red were small, and sales confined 70
some $40 bushels inferior aud common Pa At
lSa2O5 cents. Receipts OF Corn I6 900 bushels
Both descriptions very dull. Damp and mixed
lots sold al 60ao9 cents. fair and prime white at
62a13 cents, the market closing heavy ~ 7Oa7I
cents, good and prime yellow at 7Oa7l cents
weight
Molasses.-No sales reported. Prices steady
as previously quoted.
Provislons.-Bacon continues in very fair
1obblng demand and steady al IL Hk cents
Tor Shoulders, al l7al7k cents for Sides, al pa
"a cents for sugar-cured Hams, and at - a23
cents for plain do. Bulk Meat in good re
quest and firm. Shsulders we quote at II
cents, and Sides al Is zal5K cents. Butchers
Lard we quote al IL cents, Western a. IL Sal9
cents, and Mess Pork at SIS .50a2S.75 per bbL
Salt-Ground Alum is inactive and heavy
az 81. IOaS2l5 Fine shows more hrmness.
Ashton's we quote at g. .l5aS4 %; Worthing-
ton at SEQ, and other brands at S345as3 50
per sack Turks Island is retailing AT 55asO
cents per busbel.
Seeds.-Clover is in fair demand and steady
at Sc JOas6T5 Nothing of importance doin1
in other varieties Timothy we quote a S4a
81 2s and Flaxseed af s2.SUaS2. 80 per bushel
Sugars.-Transaetions comprise small lots of
grocery Porto Rico al l2 4al4 cents, as TO apali-
ty No movement in refining Descriptions re-
ported
Whiskey.-There was some little inouiry 20
day for this article. and the market sho wed con-
siderable hrmness. Sales reported comprised
50 bbls. Country and Western inferior packages
az 1928, and 25 bbls. Western al s227 At the
close $3.50 was demanded for Western City
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nT A woman in Calais recently erected a liz
ard six inches In length from her stomach. IL
had been there four years.
81 A Paris newspaper announces, a an in
dueement 60 subscribe, that none Of us patrons
have yet died of the cholera.
81 Josh Billings said the other night that
good way for a man 10 train mp a child IN the
way II should 20, was 10 travel that way oc-
casionally himself
S-A Vermont Sergeant wrote % New
York girl who pinned her name 70 some cloth
ing he received through the Sanitary CoTnmis-
sion. and the correspondence led 70 oourtshlp
and marriage; and the Sergeant nnds he has a
cool half million in money besides
nzrA Paris correspondent wri;es that Patti
has accepted an engagement at ST. Petsrsoarg-
at Coco (s2, ,O00) night.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ FAIR AND FASHIONABLE YOUNG
America has installed PHAL0N'S "NIGHT-
BLOOMING CEREUS" as q speciality in ali its
drawing rooms. dressing rooms, and boudoirs II
is we'll Beauty should breathe q fragrant atmos-
phere, and Nature, In all her bowers has no richer
perfume than this. Sold every where. WAS
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- Sl5.0000OO of gold has been sold for the
Government in New ork, during the last two
week at commission of y per cent
~The Cincinnati Commercial, the ablest
Republican paper in the West. stands by the
President. ..r.-E ..a.t
81 Princess Helena pouts because her man.
ma will not let her be married until next une.
81 Men who destroy railroad tracks, are new
called Track -tearians. -.H .....
EXR Real estate in New York has advanced
Is per cent. in a month.
rxThey tell of an Indian woman three hum
dred years old in 81. Croix, Wisconsin.
EThe tickets 10 the opera ball in New York
are said TO be about the size of an ordinary
window shutter.
SThe post-mark on letter was the clev
by which the Whereabouts of the Concord
Bank robbers were made known to the detee-
tives.
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~ The Opinion Ndtioaals of Paris SAYS: "a
singular incident marked The second ball atthe
Tuileries. The wife of Savfet Pacha. the Am
oassaoor OF tne Porte, appeared in q European
costume, with her face uncovered She is per
baps the first Turkish lady that has thus OPEN
ly discarded the national prejudiees Of her
eountrywoman. She wore an elegant Parisian
toilet, and danced several maZurkas with per-
feet grace and distinctionn #E4. -
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TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED By DR

Mr.. Glass .Iof Janesville, Wisconsin, writes fe,
the dement, OF all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an sggra-
waited case of Piles and his brother discharged
yzed with the PilesD Both these distressing cases
we're cured wi tn one bottle Of DIR. STRIOKLAND'S
PILE REMEDY. The recommendation of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
bypr. Strickland, ought to convince those suffer.
Ing that the most aggravated chronic cases of Piles
are cured by DIR. Strickland's . Pile Remedy. 1t 10
sold by 'pruggists everywhere. Sold by j. W.
NAIRN d 6CO.; CHAS. CHRISTIANI, 371 Pa.
avenue and 602 Ninth street. 90 6-ly
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o + FFIC C Al .

DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WARRINGTON, February "a, 1896
Information has been received at this Depart-
ment from Mr.. VIM. w. Murphy, the Consul
General of the United States al Fran kfort-on
tne- Main, OF the death, on the = of January
ultimo, in the Duchy Of Nassau, Of Mr.. Senec
or Senac, or Sennack, native of Florida.
The legal representatives of the deceased can
obtain further information by addressing this
Department.
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MARRIAGE AND OELIBAOY,
An Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men, Just published by the Howard Association,
snd sent In sealed letter snyeloges free Of charge
Address Aas.,s DIT. skILLiN H0UGHToN, Howard
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.-.r STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT II
cures Itch and Salt kheum in Is hours; also cure
0hiilblains Ulcers, and all Eruptions OF the skin
6old BY all DYugG1Bts. j. D. GILMAN,
mar Sly $50 Pennsylvania avenue
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HALLS VEGETABLE
slClLlAN HAIR RENEWER
has proved itself to be the most perfect
TOT the hair ever offered to the public.
lt Is vegetable compound and contains no in
curious properties whatever
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR.
II will keep the hair from falling ont.
1t cleanses the scalp, and makes the hair soft,
lHstrous and silken.
IL IL q splendid hair dressing.
No person, cid or young should fall to use it,
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
81 Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Re-
newer, and take no other.
r. p. HALL CO.,
Nashua, N. H., Proprletors.
Tor sale Dy all Druggists. in IS -Th,ly
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STEADIL Y,
SUCCESSFULLY

SUCCESSFULLY
sM0LANDERs EXTRACT BUCKU
Is CURING
every case of KIDNEY DISEASE, RHKunAr1sN,
GRAVEL, URINARY DISORDERS, WEAKNESS and
PAINS in the BACK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TROUBLES arising from ExeRssRs OF ANY KIND.
CONE, YE AFFLICTED,
TRY sMOLANDER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold by all Apothecaries Price 81. D. BARNES
Il CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD 4 CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mas.
General Agents. feblo-ly
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS NEW THEArKR,
snnsy1'snls 81 RnVss nsHsane nser wlards Hotel
LEONARD GROvER-....O. d. HESS.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR SEATS SECURED
In ADVANCE.
LAST TIME POSITIVELY
OF Tom Taylor great successful adaptation of Miss
ID. Il. Braddon'e very popular novel,
THE OUTC CASTS,
and entitled
HENRY DUNBAR.
Seats may be secured three days in advance with
viii soon be reproduced the great success Of the
SE% t5s L e:
dy Of Row SHE LOVES HIM which vii, be pre-
sented with an Extraordinary Cast.
METZEROTT HALL.
FRIDAY, MARCH I'D.
GRAND CONCERT
THE BRETTO BOYS.
Assisted by the following eminent talent:
MRS MOZART,
The Talented Soprano,
NIB. GEO. SIMPSON
The Sweetest of Tenors,
MR J. R. THOMAS,
The Great Baritone,
Mr.. MERRILL,
The Celebrated Pianist.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; for sale at Metzerott's
Music Store. No charge for reserved seats.
The Piano used is from the celebrated factory of
steinway d Sons. fe IS
CANTERBURY.
Cerner Pennsylvanis avenue and Moth street.
n
NOVEL AND ORIGINAL ATTRACTION
First representation of 8 New Local Drama, en-
GUERRILLAs OF THE POTOMAC,
BY Add Ryman. replete with Thrilling and Ex-
citing Incidents, Fombats. Tsbleaux. &c.
Female ContortiOnisI, whose astonishing Confer
lions of the Body are the wonder of the Medic.l
Feat as originally performed by the Davenport
Brothers Any two gentlemen in the audience will
please providing they do not tie 90 tight az to inter
feTe with the circulation Of the blood, with rope
First week cfthe LaughabIe farce Of the HAUNT.
ED HOUSE by Ryman. Edwards, and Buckley.
JOHN MULLlGAN in his great act of the Chal-
THE LOAN OF LOVER.
TROUBLESOME tooth TIE MAGIC RINGS,
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY.
Several Novelties in Preparation.
DANJO! BANJO BANJO!-Instruction nv
~ CLARENCE PETERS Pupils guaranteed one
perfect tunes the first SON or no charge
Ofhce 479 10th street Baniss on hand fe 25-7tf
MARINIs
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.
Street, Between 9Th and 10th. a
Prof. Marini's last quarter previous to ~
bis May Bali will commence On Saturday, -
March Cd, 1866. For particulars apply at his Acad-
envy. fe - wv
DR0FS. J. W. d n. P. kKEIS' DANCING
ACADEMY,
PARKER'S HALL,
Pennsy lyaBia avenue, between 9Th and 7th sts,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
As our Winter Season is about 10 close, those
wishing to Join classes should avail a
themselves Of this Opportunity. And as
during this qnaDter preparations will be ffA
made for oar Grand May Ball and Exhibi- E.s2A
non all those desiring to take the exercises
should lose no time in entering.
Days and HONS Of Txition:
For Ladies', Misses and Masters, Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, from to clock.
For Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings
Ia 10 10.
Private obstruction given to suit convenience of
these desiring.
Circulars can be had at J. f. Ellis; Philip 4
solemon's also at the Academy during the hours
OF tuitios.
The II all can be rented for Balls Parties Sof.
rees. &C.. On reasonable terms JaI-tf
EMRICH's EUROPEAN HOTEL,
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ras sas - .as.sssza !
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SCREL Y,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-11-06
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
Celebrated Sp ociflc Pills.

Prepared by GARANCIERs & DuroNr, No. PA, rue
Lombard, Paris, from the prescription Of DR.. Juan
Delamarre. Chief Ply sican to the Hopital du
Norl GU larhnisicre, tnir trial. they would lind
immediate relic. and in a short time. he fully
restored 10 Health aud Strength, l. is used in the
practice OF many eminent French physicians with
uniform success aud highly recommended as the
only positive aud Specific Remedy for all persons
suffering from General or Sexual DEBILITY all Il. :
Judgements of the Nervous Forces Melancholy,
SpennatDrrhma or Seminal Emissions all Weak
nesses arisin. from Sexual ENcesses or Youthful
lndiscretnns. Loss OF Muscular Energy, PHYSICAL
Tosirations. Nervousness, Weak Spine Iowness
OF Spirits. Dimnoss of Vision. Mysteries, Pains in
the Back aud Limbs, Impoiencv, &c.
No language can convey an adequate idea Of the
immediate and almost miraculous change Il pro
duces in the dehilitated aud shattered system In
fact. it stands undvaed an unfaing cure tC
the malades above mentioned.
Suffer no more, hut use The Great French Rene
dy; 1t will effect a where all Others fail and
although a powerful remedy, contains nothinl
hurtful to the most delicate constitution
Pamphlets, containing full particulars and direc
tions for using. in Engli-h. French, Spanish an,
GermaN, accompany each box, and are also sen
free to any address when requested.
Price One Dollar per box; six boxes for Fiv
! Dollars.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world o
will lie sent by mail, secyr lv sealed from all ot
servation, by inclosing specified price, to anv au
! thDrized agent
rroprietors General Agents for 4 merics. OSCAl
G. MOSES & CO., % Cnrt,ault St., New York.
! Oily ii. a. SHELDON.
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PROF. VAN BUSKIRK'S
GREAT GERM REMEDY

Strikes at the root Of ALL Diseases which originate
in arrangements Of The Liver Jaundce. Acute or
Chronic Affections Of the Liver. Dy,pep~ia. Slllow
Cnuntcnance, Sick Headache are promptly and
radically cured by Professor Van Bnskiik's Liver
Remedy.
Hundreds Of testimonials might he given from
persons who have been permanently curel after
trying other remedies. without any beneficial effect
but ONE TRIAL of the Liver Remedy is better
prouf to the afflicted than u volume Of recommeli-
dati0ns.
This medicine is Purely Vegetable. and does not
contain either. eg- Mercury Aloes Gamboge,
ScammOnv, or any drastic drug.
Sold bv all Druggists Price one dollar per
bottle. Ask Tor Professor VAN BUsKIRK' GREAT
GERMAN LIVER REMEDl, and take no other
One dollar and fifteen cent either in stamps or
currency, sent to any Advertised Agent, 10 the
Proprietor. OSCAR q. MOSES & CO.. % Cnrt-
land Street, New York, will ensure bottle of tho
medicine by return mlil, postpaid
Agent for Miidlebury, VT, II. A. SHELDON.
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DROFESSOR VAN BUSKIRK'S S
GREAT GERMAN
Y Z II II T. NJ L. ID Y.

Having been used in the private practice Of on. Of
the most cmineni PHYSICIANS in Germany, is II, W
ollered to the people Of the uIitcI States. Wh,n
the Remedy has ecn uhicclcd to fair AMI intel
litent trial, it will speedily take precedence uf all
other Liver Remedies now in usc. 1t i, the late. {
contribution ut Medical Science tn the tIca .ncIt t
of that extensive, troublesome and danger ouS
series of Disorder, growing out Of
DERhNGEMENTS OF TIE LIVER.
Few persons aware Of the Debility and Gcr-
cral Dcrangcment o the whole " stem produced
by Morrill, or CHhcalthy Action ofthc Liver, a d
vet not one person in ten is 50 fortunate aS not
to have suffered in some way from these Morbid
Conditions. Health "f course is dependent in u
great measure upon the Purity oi the Blood aud
the Purity Of the Dnol is directly dependent upon
n.llralthful Functional Action Of the Liver.
The diseases arising directly or indirectly from
4 rctinns ui the Liver can not ot course bc emu
mcrated in hrei verliscment nor is such all
enumeration
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-07-25

A FREEDMAN LOOKING UP HIS MASTER
The Journal of Commerce has the " follow.
ing extract from private letter from Dem
opolis, Ala, illustrating the new order Of
things in the South y
A huge freedman appeared at the door Of
the Office of the Freedmens Bureau here
one day last week, when tho following col
loquy occurred:
ais this the bareau?"
eyes, sir"
else come to see about my master
sah."
every well, what about your master?'
"Hes done gone run away, sab. Biz
gone since last Saturday; cant find hin
nowar, sab. Spec he's left de country, sab
can't get no track of him no how
1t appears he had been working for 8
man who had rented plantation on shares
hiring hands agreeing to pay them at thu
end of the year, aud getting badly "in thu
grass" owing to the late rains, became con
WINGED he could not makemuch cotton, ant
decamped for parts unknown. There il
likely to be more such inquiries next fall
as many irresponsible persons, farmers
oyerseers and Others, who never owned {
foot of land, are engaged in planting oil
similar terms.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-07-25
ueAs Commissioner Shannon, says the n.

ueA. Commissioner Shannon, says the n.
O. Picayune. exhibits very remarkable
confusion Of iaeis oflaw and Justice BY de-
,nanding bail Of $40, 600 Of persons charged
with the offence Of assault and battery, aud
placing Judge Abel under bonds Of $500 on
a charge Of treason. No ole suspects not
even Commissioner Shannon, that the
worthy Judge has been guilty OF anything
approaching in the slightest degree TO the
serious crime Charged against him; but
iaasmuch as the Commission had entertained
the charge and the Judge bad rcfas,d 70 80
to trial and asked that his case be sent to
the United States Court, the Commissioner
was bound to regard and treat it as y
veritable charge Of Que Of the highest offen-
ces known to the law. His decision, there
fore, to allow bail Of $500 must be ascribed
either to conviction Of the Commissioner
that there are no grounds for the charge, in
which case it should not have been received /,
or that treason is very light and cheap
offence. In either view Of the case. this
Commissioner 10 very remarkable lcgai
luminary.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-07-25
Military Aid Refused

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE following
dispatch was received to-day from Msj.-Gen.
Thomas:
"NAsnvy.LE, TENN. July A.-Lieut
General Grant: Some OF the membss oil
the House of Representatives Of the Tennes-
see General Assembly conduct themselves
in very refractory manner, abseDting them
selves to prevent quorum, thus obstructlng
business. The Governor cannot manage
them with the means at his disposal, and has
applied to me for military assistance Shall
! furnish it? (Signed) @. H. THOMAS,
"Major General Commanding
The following answer was Immediately
given:
"WAsH1NaroN. D. c., July l7-Gen
Grant will instruct Gen. Thomas that the
facts stated in his telegram, do not warrant
the interference Of the military authorities
The administration of the law and the pre-
servation Of peace in Nashville belong pro
peTly to the State authorities, and the dat,
Of the United States forces is not to inter
fere in any way in the controversy between
the political authorities Of the States, ant
Gen. Thomas will strictly abstain from an,
interference with them.
(Slgnedl n. N. STANTON,
Secretary of War;"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-07-25

SHERMAN ON PAssroS.-In his late speech
at Salem, Illinois, Gen. W. T. Sherman
remarked as follows:
But like all people we are not governed
by reason alone we are full of passion. |
am full of passion and some times act wild
"; so do you, and SO do all men. We do
not always follow the dictates of pure in
tellect and reason. and are swayed hither
and thither by reason and by passion.
Passion carries us into one foreign war
with England and into the Mexican war,
and, finally, into the great Wharf.-The great
war which / rejoice is now over, thank God,
and you the living witnesses of its results.
[Great applause.l know that you asso-
ciate my name in this last war. see that
almost every face before me is that of a
returned soldier men Drowned and bronzed
with the sun of the South. Every one has
seen aud comprehended the whole problem.
Part of our people, supposing they had
sustained wrongs, endeavored to break
down our history. You said No." They
said Yes" There was no use in dis
cussing it further it had to be fought out
You boys of Illinois knew it knew it had
to be fought out. All argument, all reason
all discussion should have ceased on that
day. Every man capable of bearing arms
as you all did, should have seized his mus.
ket, rushed to the standard of his country
and rescued it from danger, Great cheer.
| ing.l &c
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-07-25
A New Feature,

The Fourth of July 1866, in Shreveport,
vas celebrated by the practical calculation
- the transcendant beauties OF the civil
,;ghts bill, as expounded by the radical
majority in congress. Towards the close
Of That day the quiet of the city was dis
tnrbed. and its sense of decency shocked,
nv the novel spectacle of carriage load of
dasky dausels parading the streets, with
rantain Calvin L. Haskell, Go. B., sOth U.
s. colored infantry, as cavalier servente.-
T'he programme, we suppose, was arranged
at the place, short distance from the city
at which the day had been observed with
the festivities peculiar to that historical
occasion. TIE pageant flashed for a time
tbrough Thu 4ess frequented streets; and
emboldened, perhaps, by the mpunty with
which the demonstration was received, cul-
minated on our thoroughfare, Texas street.
AT a popular establishment on that street
nj which wines and other palatable drinks
are dispensed, the carriage halted, and a
swarthy Hebe (surnamed Dinah) was dis
patched by the thirsty captain for bottle
Of wine. Failing 10 her errand, the captain
determined to try what virtue there was in
a white face; but his failure was no less
sional than that of his emmissary, and in
stead of wine he obtained q plentiful sup
DIV of kicks and curses. BY this time the
disgust of the bystanders had warmed into
indignation, and the carriage was assalled
BY showers Of paving stones, which, making
the place rather too warm for comfort
caused its hasty and undignifed evacuation
The captain was carried to his quarters
bleeding and crest-fallen. On learning the
condition of things, squad of colored sol
diers, under high pressure of excitement
hurried to the scene of action, without or
ders from their commanding officers, ant
charged and hourished their muskets ex
tensiyely. Whether they were aroused by
the treatment the captain received, or were
inspired by a desire to vindicate the ciyi
rights bill, we have no means of ascertain
ing; at any rate they exercised the priv
leges of the musket with high hand
There was no powder burned, and We ar
gratifed that there was not. Some troubl
was anticipated that night, as likely to groy
out of the action of the colored soldiers
but it passed off quietly, and there is n
prospect of o renewal of the closing scane
of that day.
The conduct of Capt. Hs skell has bee
condemned by Gen. Mudgett, the comman
dant of the post, as well as by all the off
GERS whose opinion of the transaction la
come to our ears; and such condemnatio
argues sense of decency and propriety
which, in heightened gentleman, viii as
sert itself at all times and under all eli
cumstances.
The subject involved bears some politics
value, but it is deprecated by the circun
stances which have eliminatedit. We Car
not forfeit, however, the opportunity to II
cord the impression that all, the efforts {
all the radicals will fail to establish soci,
equality between the races both north an
SOUTH Southwestern. !.