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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-14
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District OF Delaware, J
Notice Is hereby given " all persons having any
claim or intere Vt In the barse, MAY FLOWER, her
apparel and furnitur that by virtue of process
Issued Of the DRic Cort OF the United States for
sad District, upon the libsiof David W. Chandler, in
cause Of coutract civil and maritime have arrested the
aad Perse tackle apparel and furniture and have the
same in custody the port Of Wilmington, In said dis
et that paid process IN returnabio to said court
at special session thereof 10 be held en- Tuesday the
fifteenth day Of May Instant at 10 ten o'clock, In the
forenoon at which time and place said will be
heard JAMES @. AKIN,
u, s. Marshal,
May bth, 1885, Delaware Dietrlct.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-14
D. or sale amt Possession Given IuE.
.naali Al

- No l. The Three stor,t' B'iok House, Nc, go
MSsss Washington Street, containing all the eozver
4sA fences and improvement Is HUN h. psa
No. 2 fine three stoned brick house, On nsi.
aware Avese, next the Swelenbcrsian Church, evsry
convenience.
Ho.3 three stored brick house, No. Jce fa.nsll
Street conveniently located ant desirable rrsssxne
No. 4. three stoFied brick house, No fu7 rrinsa
Street adjoining Ne 5, CONTAINING roma aAs
very desirable property.
The above properties nearly and IN exrsIiszE
and any persons wishing 10 pnrehasA teeiraAse
properties and get mmeate p1sssssisa. sAsnla xssa
a call und exi1ine the above.
AIPy to wM MecAuLLEy a CO.
Real fstAse naAlerss
"a NJ
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-14
Notice.

Notice.
Tho subscriber uld most respectfully inform her
friends and the public that she has taken the Little
Store" No. s03 Shplsy Street where she has fine
Oortnent Of PerFuniery Soaps &c. from the well known
and celebrated manufaourers Glenn Co, OF Phadei-
phs. Hair brushes tooth BRUSHES combs ribbons. rot
tons. thread needles tapes silks and many other III lie
ariices. Bandsnrs for the Head flowers, &c Orders
for all kinds OF Fancy Cap Work Emhroideres, BRAID
ing, &c. Flowers Embalmed, beautiful memeuto of
tho loved and departed, "In Memorium."
So Don I forget to call at sos shipley Street.
april ism MARY j. NILES.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-14
Ad3sSisfra'or's sale of Heal Es'


M" lafes
BY virtue OF en- Order of the Orphans Court Of the
State of Delaware and for the County of New Castle
made at the February Term thereof A. D. 1866, will be
exposed to Bale at Public Yendue, on TUESDAY, the
18th day OF June x at o'clock, p. NJ at the house
Of c. Iippineott ut Mddleown In st. Georges Hundred:
all that certain Tract Of land situated in st Georges
Hundred, in the County aforesaid bounded by lands OF
John Houston, Henry MeVey snd others, containing
TWO HUyDRrD AND FIVE ACRES more or less.
Being part Of the Real Estate, late of Henry Tenn
pemln, decd aud to be scld subject to the widows
dover. for tho payment of his debts.
Attendance will be given aud the terms OF sale made
knowa at the tin,s and place aforesaid by
ErHRAIM BEAsrEN, Esq, Administrator 40, or by
his Attorney.
By order Of tho Court, SAMUEL GUTHRIE,
Attest Clerk Of Orphans Court.
New Castle, March 26th, 1855
N.B-The above property Ia situated In the most
eligible part of New Castle oounty 1t lies convenient to
the Mark Is of Odessa and Mddietown, and within q
short distance of MI Pleas Station the Delaware
Railroad and within three miles Of landing, the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal The soil very good
| aad we'll adapted Tor peach farm. ..
EPHKAIM BEASTEN,
aps0 Summit Bridge, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-14
For sale.

"a A bar gain, a rare chance for any going into
H!fA business a Store and Dwelling. in Brandywine
A Village, doing good business II not sold by the
LIST june will be sold Mt Public Sale, all the stock and
fixtures. household and kitchen furniture. Also the
stock and fixtures of Dry Goods Store in Market St.
VIII positively be sold the owner 10 going into busi
mesa in another State. for terms apply TO
may 3-1m JOHN wIER, on the premises.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-14
Carriage FACTORY for sale or R0f

ssssA Thss large and eelamosioaS ess&Si.hzssut.
n!ssH situate near the soulh end 4 the wilmngsnn
ss Ss Bridge, formerly occupied by A. slsglor d Co.
sast comprising with the ground enclosed. en- area
Il 25 feet fronting the public road and Csc back
Also lot OF ground edolning the Above in the rear
and northern side, extending west to H. n Cou lils
tbdut 80 feet, aud northery to the River bank LA -
witch Ii has whsring front OF II fsot joinv
land sold to j. NJ PEOPLES CO., with right Of way out
the pubiic toad. CHARLES cANRy,S : >
nov soft 3tl West street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-14

We have for sale thst beautiful farm and
katA country seat, Of about IS of land, sit
t6SaneeXH uate within the limits OF tie city Of Will
lhlssfIfssSsy mington, belonging to Delaware Davis,
lasEsHJsy Esq, This 10 a splendid situation, being
GsHsapeE about ITO feet above tide-water and hay-
Ing an extensive view of the Delaware River city of
Wilmington and surrounding country for many miles.
The buildings hne the dwelling 10 stoae 40 by
90 It, with two p4rlors. hall IS f. WIDE, dining roo,
kitchen, s bed CHAMBERS two cellars, and two large
rooms on one half of the basement floor, two stone
barne 80 by 90 lest the other 80 by IS eet with
sta bling for I'VE and Ave horses. Alsc, milk tool
suoke and chicken houses all In complete order. The
water Is excelent there ia first rate garden, and
beautiful grove the mansion house. This property
s we'll worthy the attention of those desiring delight
fu and healthy home. While property is increasing In
value very rapidly, land has sold this place for
$000,per without buildings this 10 Of the most
valuable estates In the State OF Delaware and Ia
BIO worth at this time s6OO0O but will be sold gresi
bargain, and on sssy terms, if applied for soon.
WILLIAM BRIGHT SON..
ap 20.tf Real Estate Dealers Win ngton, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-14
Purify the Blood.
slmms, Blood Purifier.

Neuralgia, pimpIes, Biotehes Ae, &C. Price 81 bot
tie, Prepared only by sIMMs SON, Physicians and
Druggists lth and K'ng Rts Wilmington, Del ap 80 Pm
A NEW INVENTION.
The ssbscr bers Inform hsir friends and the public
generally, that they have secured the right for puttii
down Suggests patent Improved bored wcls, In
the State Of awe BY tlis improvement thr pipe Is
orc9 Directly Into the ground 10 any deItt and good
we'll OF water obtained c.rge ut tsothirde
the cost o. tho ordinary rcls For further Information
oiii on SMILEY KING
All persons forbidden to use said wells unless OBJ
tanned FROM them, or by their permission.
q w STRICKLAND,
ELISHA CLINE,
No. 3ls East Fourth Street,
Ap IL Sin Wilmington Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-14
VenIabic Property strrivatc sale

S&kN
AByA THE Subscribers ofer fey sale all that vasxs
HselM able Property situated the 5 T. oS4aer "a
ttAb Second and King SIS irOEsink SsssnA Sss~<s
atty tIe i""t, withA large 'hre sosc1 tes sras11E
,r,ttod thereon =
Also the sterisd hTisk hrassns ASsSansnf essa
King with the iesnina azaaalsa asz
at twenty lee, each. trOHtins King ssres1 txtAfss
& forty taree feat mNkts Ata saaAse Ia a. fss
three ret, trout streei. and sAt tsrxe ~
trSut King strs rats prNpeyty h Aoase2 ntst fas
Second srest AArsot House. ia vstx tzpsSvsne rAs4
u the city, and Grad be altered AAto several sss OF
places euitAhls faT any klAa 81 eosAHeeA
Alsl the tNo story hae ha0se Sc Hasl aver street
wiir tac t~e s,ofy eucf, No ., sslcsaihs kqgit 10
oct Hp-tt ~ a. Ns+Sss 81
SstE.-ES& A.0SRS ANTs hRlt1S
L'eR sAik ON PIKE GREEN near gasiess FacsAty
They VIII be deafssssA any eonveIeeut eistAnes
o. 4he ffssaincs. -
TH0S. " kLTEk N nsi1stzsss.
III A COMFORTABLE MogSN Win GARDEN
~ to rsnStwo miles from wissinessnc ,Arfty e
NUeS kNrSt.
BOUT AZ Acres Of Bq<aass me marsh te hens ~
n bc stSgetkss. q fee pAistr Ie,
nay suit be,t AnFy 10 sae ssessfseer Ss,.E EAR
ksta anti AT LIN 5. LheIs,
| Ia 4 Gr,-rNk A Tkt N uF YEARS TIE LAksh
blisatae, containing hfss sSsls iossseriy Known "a
ale L,,us Hs1ne- 5000 es The sxth Assane hstsl-
! h., sioSo, I@sA nSl j. A. kkoNh,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-14

"A A Rural ResidercA. situate on Lancaster Turn
NE pike one m 10 from htaTket street, coHtsinin
about Nine As The city ie rapidly eKtendinS
.s~ westward IT must soon become valuable for build
inElo The dwelling IL good three stony hri ok bull
ding medern built continuing nine rooms with good
water the door Has carriage house and other bull
tipEs, will he sold cheap, Amply to
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-14
AftiI v, Is6o-apH-bM sAUK5UN HULhEs.
NOTICE
OFFICE OF The cHEsAHkAKR AND DELAWARE

CANAL COMPANY.
The annus meeting Of 6tot and Loanholder
II this Company will be held at their ccs All Walnut
Erect Philadelphia at IL o'clock the 4th day
of June 1856 At which time and place election will
take place for President and Directors to for the
ensuing year. aey Stm HENRY v. LESLEY, Sec'y.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-14

TIVE 0rsust4s OF the College OF yeterin.
ury Medicine and surgery, have this day associated
themselves together In the practice OF their profession
and respectfully inform their friends, and the public
that they are prepared ret diseases and accidents
all domestic animals. Office, a23 Tatnsll Street.
WM. H. KNIGHT Y. 8
ap 3o-1m III b. sTRADLING, v 8.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
,! w. BradTey Paa.
40 DUPLEX ELLIFTIg.
" sIdl al unR pQEBtE sPRlSG
90 - - -

- @E- - - -
bago19S @al
The w9ndsffaI Hszibliiy and Gres caa
! Pressure to aRv L4dy wearing The DHrsy 81
skirt will 10 exUef icnCeJF rartifUfdrt Ius 4
I4ssembHes, 0peTas1 9rrikr Rsifr4ad ga d
Pews Arm Chairs Tor roommate aa3 l
a. be SKIRT raa beJaAetewhpl'E ~ q
small piare ~ essIiv aHf lnFrnieriI r ,
Muslin Dress. a. tpva r ItsFT1eiry n Ca
|J0uBdic atV SiHVie SprHH PETt.ot y '-
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure ar
Eresi .euhvF8Bece ~ Vea-iEg b fUslfAh Ha
spring SKIRT Ter a singir cay RIh never EF'.
willingly dI-Den.P ith their use .-ftr tht
Hisse- and YnuBE Ladies they are srPeri rirsi Fl
They will rot beEd or 6Tesk Ike ne Smg 2 r
but will preseTv We heir per ecf and grauit'
where three or fuHT OTdinars Skirts will hlVs
thrown aside as useless The Hops a-e cnvHdi
dOuble and lwistsG thread and the tOttrm rusr
only dhukle RpriugE. bBI twice To- d0ub Cd OE
preventing them frs -wearlng out when d-
dOS Il stoops, slaIIs, sc.
The burfex Elliptic is great favrrite EIihi
ladies' and j. universal rec mmeLded BY a
Fashionable Magazines IS The STANDARD skiH
Fashionable Weird.
To enjoy the following inestimable aGvaniH'
CrmOBne. viz Superior quHji'y. pc feet msuuia
stylish shape and finish debility durability
fort and economy. enquire Tor ] W. Bradity'sb
Elliptic OF Double Spring Skirt and be s1feb
the genuine article.
C~AUTION.-To guard against imposition oe
Mar 10 notice that skirts offered a. "DUPLB4'
the red nix stamp. viz , W BradI'y's DuPs
liptic Steel springs {" upon the " iSibard- Hi''
are genuine, Also notice that every hoop WI
a pin being passed through The centre. thus re,a
the tWo (Of dDuble) Spri Is braided together iH
which is the secret % their fexIbi lily ndstIe g
a cUmbinationi not 10 be Fau1d in any other sEih-
For sale in all stnrPs where First Class ~
sold throughout the United States aud eiseSheIs
Manufactured by The soieowuers u the Psies
Vests. Bradley q Cary
II-s-sm 81 Chambers & Is X 81 Resde SIS
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
OF o

kEv. EDWARD A. WU.SC
williamsburg, Kings Co, New
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
ATRAY STEER1

Taken up3by the undeTKigned. living IN Glen Roct
Preeinct, On lemzhd coauty, EeDraskaa on the 10 b day
OF kovenlber, 1865. One red steer, with niStley 4ass
about three years old isst spring. 3as-rs4 10
fn ga FIrF- WILLIAM ANRS.
November ~. 1855. sa3e sSt pd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
NEW PHlSl0GN0MY

OR 'ssIGEs 1F CHARACTER'S manifested
ihrongh TempeI sAent aud JR1IefRAI warns and es2
petisIIy in the .''HumoB Face Divine" One elegant
voI5me, with nearly $50 pst Is, a. d .. 90 Illustrations
By s r.. wells, EDITOR chronological Journal. Price
poet paid. SIS Add ess Fowler & Wells, No ess
Broadway, New YorE. q
New 5hisiOgnvmy" is eninentIy practical fully
Illustrated, and well suited TO the wants fan In
the study Of 1.-The fsce'' the reader soon IeaTs to read
each and every feature Noses are LrassiBed as the
RomsE7 creek, Jewish, SINH and Celes ial. The ewes
speak ali languages. whether black, blue. brown or
hazel. In alike manner. cheeks, neck ears, hands.
feet, walk, voice. izughf etc., are shown 20 be '.signs
In no other work is so much light th0own upon the
character and destiny Of mankind as in this. or the dis.
rinotive iraity Of nations and tribes so clearly pointed
ont. POrtrsits Of distinguished persons Of ancient and
m0der9 times, with biographical rketches and deIinea.
ton OF Character, are given. D1vines, Orators; States
men, Warriors. Artists. Poets. Philosophers. IDven-
tots. Surpeonss DISCOVERIES. Actors. Musician 3. etc.
are included lis an ssEncyclnpedia'' OF biagrsphy,
acq painting the reader with the career and character
Of many treat men ana wtmen o. The past 600 years.
aud OF The present-SUch. IOF ihitsnca. Is Aristotle.
Julius Caesar, Skake>pear, Washington, Napoleon.
franklin, Bancroft. Bryant. LOHEIeiltN irving, Rosa
BoHheur. Theodvsia Burr, Golden. Bright, Lawrenee,
Bolivar, Wsdtafy, Thackeryy. Dow, Knox, Rickeiieu,
Buckle. Dickens Victoria, Wesley, CARLYLE.
Mill Spencer Thompson Guthrie. AIexap-
der. aud hundreds OF others. HAGENTs WANTED.
Books sent BY TetHrg post or cypress, on receipt of
kA1ee. n3 Sc
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
j -GRovESTEEN & Co.,
MANUFACTURES
400 BrOadway.N n. v.


TIIE ATTESTIOS IF fRe public AMI Is
l Is ihViteTf TO our AetC Scaic, Seen
kOset1OOd Piano Forfes. which for volume q
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in this market. TAey contain at the mrdr
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iDme OSeF-sITung bass, ETC.. etc. and e
Strument being made tBder the personal ~
ION OF Mr. j H.GEOvEsTEEN, who has = u
expsrimeHce Of over thtFty ears 10 their M
tGFe. i fully NRFraPted inlevery particular.
The GToEesteen PIANO 70
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Our ptisgs arefrsm site 20 S191 chyt3.r
any first class l~iauY-turte.
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Dese ript:Ye Circtiar cent free. -
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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
NOTICE.

In the matter Of the estate Of Jos0 A. ThOrhburg.
Whereas the Probate Court m and for Gage County
NebraSka Territory, cid On the2 3d dav % November, A
y. 1866 NJ and appoint the 18th day OF Jan AIRY, A.
D. 1887. as the day for the final settlement o. the es.
tate Of Joab A. ThornbuTg, late OF said county. de-
ceased Nov therefore,, ali persons indebted TO the
said estate will come forward aud make immediate
payment. Ailcreditors Of said estate, an SLIPPERS
ons interested therein. are herebysu 0ttned to present
their claims againstSaid estate before the Prabate court
90. or before tie 26th dzV OF January A. "a 1851, OF
the sBme will be forever barrel
II is ordered BY said Probate Court that notice % the
above be published for fouE consecutive weeks In the
Nebraska Advertiser. z sA3 rs t,-lerr 81
- t-s1ic 41tENj WILLIAM CRAIG
Daatrice, November q. 1865. A
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
STPAY NOTYCE.

Taken up BY the un~dsrsigDed. living four miles
North West Of BsoWhFille, NemahA County Ne
'braska, on The I'D day Of October, 1855. One
white Cow with red neck and head the bush Of the
tail %. marked With nnderbit 10 each ear, split in
the left ear brapdsd on both herns G
BroEnTils, Ny. Cd 1865 ssr 40
e-t5 s. q. CLAYTON
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

a Gentleman who Suffered for years grum
ens PEsnainre Decay, and 81 the
ing humanity, srnd free 10 an 1Eho need it.
eeipe and directions for makip1 he simpfe 4
- which he was cured. Sufferers wiskingtl
~ ~ The adYertiser's experience. can do 50
dressing JOBNH 8GDE.
lgf5la x No Is Chestnut ST., New y
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
no @CONSUNrpTF

~ A0LAhO Itl& n j
The advertiser. having been r~rstaref n b.
a few weeks by "a very Supple remedy. af,.-.
suffered Ter several "a sEig a ssyqrqte
ton, add that dread disease, C~Onsunptf ~
Tbts 10 make kaoHn 10 ss ioS ..fer
meaus nf gate
TO at who desire II. he viii send q eas~
gFeseFl pti9asg free ofrbarge wst. sbe
tons Tor preparing and using t6e SANE. wb Il
viii 6Dd = sese sate f0r Con uDpisn.AuIm
ehlu-, Cgpgnss Cold gnd all Throat AID ga
fectiOns. The only object % tire navsrd.er
ding The Prescription i 20 bench tno sfl ru,
spread inflammation which he c,,nesives G. BE-
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mail,wli please addres :
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSO
Williamsburg, Kinsx Co New \
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
10 MANI GOD:
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AgWkS CULVERW ELL'S CeIebraef n
~ the radical cure (wif bout msF
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age, etc. also Consumption, Epi epsy, and 3
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f1Fice. ia SehltdeEptlope. Otiy seems
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pie. certain and effsetuais by means Of VI
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cure him. etf eheaply. private}y. aud rsiia
This Lecture shOEld be in The hands M
youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal in a plain envelope 10 s-.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

TbeEymptoms Of CataTTb are at srst very slight.
lPersoa5 fnd ebey have a cold that they have ire
queHtly atiarks, and arc more sensitive to The
cBanges Of Tcmpenatd =. Tn this eBBditioB the
nose may be qry % q slight diseharge, thin Hnd ae-
rid. afterwards thick and adhesive, may nsue.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-09
THE MAN OF DESTINY.

The health of Napoleon is visibly decinius
and great events upon which the veal or woe Il
Europe depend, wait upon the hour of his death
Why the Emperor so readily yielded to the policy
of Prussia; quietly consented to be snubbed and
lowered from his high estate as the arbiter of the
continent, by the suddenly elevated Bismarck
why he so mysteriousy refused to intervene and
prevent the great national crime of wiping on,
Royalty and. celebrating Kingdoms, these things
seem to be best explained by the condition Of
Napoleon's health. 1t may be that discovering
Austria's weakness and Prussia's power, uncertain
of his own political alliances, and unprepared to
cope with the array against him, he has DELAYED
further proceedings, until France and her nationa
friends can be put upon a war footing, that will
make success certain; but itappears more than
probable that he seeks peace as a means of sta.
bility to his empire. His son is but child:
regency is always perilous; discordant elements
are at work; the Bourbons are alive; Legitimacy
sits enthroued around him, and "b!ood is thicker
than WATER" kings hate and fear the parvenue,
and but one step towards downfall will be fol-
lowed by a revolutionary crash that may carry
with it the last vestige of the Napoleouc dynasty.
1t is well, therefore, that the Emperor continues
to asser: "the Empire in peace, for without the
strongest battalions on his side, it will crumble
into fragments around his corpse.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-10-09
MANUFACTURED NEWS.

The N. Y. Journal of Commerce, in an elab-
crate article under the above head, speaks of the
custom practiced by many papers in the North
and West, of manufacturing special dispatches,
purportng to be from the South, and which
speak in no favorable terms of the Southern
people. That paper denounces the custom, and
speaks of it as contemplate in the extreme, and
says that the Louisville papers have recently
exposed large number of special dispatches OF
that character.
Many papers at the North are overlooking
daily with such dispatches, which, by the ma
jorty Of their readers, are gladly taken for the
truth, when really they are the grossest false
hood.
The fact is, the publication of news Of this
character pays, aud observing the avidity with
which it is perused, when not obtained through
false hearted, unprincipled Northern men at the
South, bogus dispatches are manufactured in
the Office of publication, in order to pauder to
the popular appetite.
No doubt in the majority of cases, these dis
patches are written at the North but we have
many instances of their having been written On
Southern soil, but are none the less manufac-
tured for all that
Would that the attention Of the people of the
North was directed to the examination into and
the correction OF their own domestic evils, with
that fervor which they display in endeavoring
to remodel, in their own peculiar way, the ill.,
ternal affairs and government of the South.