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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-05
$4,000 RFR4RD!

OFFIcE MEMPHIS BOARD0F UCDERWRrr'Rs,
MEMPHIS, ENN., June 4. ls57. !
IN order to more e1ectualiy suppress incen-
| di rism within the city o. Memphis, a re-
ward OF
Two Thousand Dollars
will De paid BY the Memphis Board OF Under
writers TO any policeman or other persons who
shall procure the arrest and lesal conviction Of
any person or persons guilty OF nring any
premises insured by any OF tns Insurance
Companies comprising this Board.
te4tf BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
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riIEM see.

The New York Herald concludes an
able and striking article on the African
ization Of the United States with the
following fOrcible points:
Nothing can have forced the Republic
can party TO its present extreme position
in regard to the niger but sentiment
OF desperstion-a feeling that this de-
graded race Is its fOrlorn hope-and that
II it cannot rule through the slave vote
Il must relinquish power altogether.
The attitude Of the Northern people
iustihes this thought. The protest Of the
reople At the polls-a protest heard from
the widest separated extremities OF the
nation-not only announces to the Re
publican leaders that they have gone far
thsr than the people would permit, out
that they have gone so far they can never
| hope TO secure popular confidence again.
| To abate some portion OF their preten-
/ sion would therefore be useless, and they
| desperately choose to push the game 70
/ its ultimate limit, hoping yet TO control
| by means Of the power TO be given to the
/ niger. II is clear enough that this is IN
/ all ways q murderOus spolicy-murderous
/ to the country If it prevails, and to the
men who have planned it, II the people
/ can see their purpose. And the people
must be made to see; and thus every loi
/ gained in power given 10 the nigger will
be lost by the depth that this policy viii
| inevitably give to the reaction Of the na'
| ton against the bold, bad, unscrupuloui
knot OF politicians who are definitely
determined to ruin If they cannot rule.
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All orders must be addressed to J. B VAS
son 4 Co, No. SIS Main street, wholesale deal
sTs In Drugs, Medicines, etc, snd sole agents
Tor this Medicine, and who viii supply Drug
zists generally and other dealers in propri-
eLary medictnes throughout tie south
Respectfully. &. WlLLLANS, N. D.
Diseoversr and Manufacturer Of DR.. Williams
U--conic Bslsam Of WId Cherry and Wood
kaptua.
EE- Address all orders to
J. B. WATSON & Co,
No. SIS Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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THERE is hit in one Of the comic
papers In which Ben. Butler is repre-
sented as a manager before the footlightsi
apologizing to the public and saying that
lowing to the break in the machinery
the farce Of impeachment Is unavoid'
ably postponed
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WES. n. TRicc & CO.,
Bankers and Exchange Dealer
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

BUDN VILE. NO.
-,,yvv and sell Exchange: Deal in Gold and
X sflvsr coin. Bank Notes ana MilltaIy
hCnss: Deposits Received and Accounts kep,
- i11S,,-,-,--srondeDtS; Real estate bought and
~ ~, = q-s,-ls PAID eic.; Loans Negotiated upon
FlsSi ~ ste security; BoDds- stocks, Merci.n,
iiie Psr.er. and other securities Bought ahu
~ ~ - mission: Collections upon all &C
--sl,,Ie Doinfa made upon favorable terms
- f,rooeeds promptly accounted for.
rendering our services 70 our oio -,
,,,s ,r,rite Generally for the transaction OF any
h1,.irsss r,ertafniug 10 Ranking EAchanee
SoIIectfon or Real Estate ONCE
" ~ II TRIGG & co.
P.s-Ws have abstract OF Real Estate he he
,--,-ss of Cooper Co; Original Entries DeeoA
Ss,,~f55sgsS Judgments. wills, DEGREES, etc,
,.o,ssns Soudition Of title 70 al the heal Is
late IN the County. W. n .. - ~
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WOOD NAPTHA-
Thousands have been saved aunualiy from an
uutimely grave by using this
UnrivaIIed Preparation.

Extract from letter nom Dr. s. B. RobinsoP,
long a practicing Physician in Iurireesboro,
Tenn, under date or September IA, 1867, from
Christiaua. Tenn:
shall always take great pleasure IN recon- :
mending your b Isam, became 1 feel its good
effects in my system every dav, and am quite
sure il has ex1euded my life. HOpirg you may
succeed In doinE good To the human race, snd
recOmp psnss yourself thereby,
I am respectfully your friend.
:. B. ROBINSON, II. ID.
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONIODIRECTORY.
LnnEEa

LODGES.
AveERorA. No. l6g Meets lst Monday IN
everv month, 81 Odd-FellOVH' Hall, cor COur;
snd Mat. D. r. Forster, 2S4 Front street
W. NJ; John Beamishr Sec'y.
stiurH NlExPHrs. No. us. Meets ID Friday o.
each month Hall. cor Madison and Second
1T seIIsrs- ". NJ; Benz. X. Pullen, Sec
I.Err.A sCorT. No. 25a- Meets lEt FrlUsy OF each
unntn-Hall. cor. Madison and Second. John
AfusIfe " NJ: x. P. WOOdNard. Sec
HAMILr0S. No. Gs9. Meets Sd Friday OF each
unourh-Odd-Feuow Hall. P. 81. Stanley,
W.M: ". H. Butts, Sec
EILwINNISG, No. 34l ~ d. Meets 4th Friday
Of each month-24 Front street. John J.
Worsham, s3d ". N; 3. r. PuIlen, sd, Sec,
ROYAL ARCH.
PEsv Chapter, No 4 Meets 81 Monday OF each
month-Odd-Fellows' Hail. Johg Gent, NJ. E.
II. P; b. 81. Levy, Secy.
r AND g. II.
EUREKA Council. No. g. Meets Sd Monday OF
each month -Odd-FeIows' Hall. John Zent,
Tn. III; y. J. y iggin, Rec
TEMPLARs.
I,YRFS-E Cormsndery, No. l. Meets 4th Mon
day OF each month. John Zsnt, Conn., n. J.
WiEEiU, Rec.
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SiCth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above, also 25xIOO
feet. Valued at $500.
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Extra Coaches. tCheH Required. tCiLt
De Furnished 0TB Ten NiRutes'
Notice.
mce In Little Rock at the Anthony House
B.J..CHIBIsTEB, Contractor.
JOHN BARTHOLOMEW, Agent,
ocll dAw Little Rock. ARK
EAGLE COTTON ClHS-

GTRAUBS' GRIsT MILLS,
- Wheeler, Maiden & Clemson s Circular saws.
Halls Fire Proof Safes
For sale a. FRcJorv prices BY
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Seventh Prize.

A most valuable manufacturing site with
perpetual fail Of 81 feet Of water, situated in
winston county. AlaOama, with I6O acres ef
land. Valued al $1,000.
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Third Prize.
Fnllrfh Prize,

One residence lot adjoining above property
25xl00 feet; very available for residence ans
desirsbly located. VGlues at $50.
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.McCOMBE e. co.
SOLE AGENT5,
Nos. S224 and 324 Main Street,
auQauso MEMPHIS TENN
THE DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
MO material which has ever been discovered
~ has effected greater benefits in the house,
MoGIMSEY'S MAGIC SOAP

y"
~ has effected greater benefits in the house,
hold O. onomy than
McGIMSEY'S MAGIC SOAP.
II Is a labor saving invention. as well as an in
valuable remedy in Scurvy, Scald Head Erup-
tons OF the skin and Plies. UaudruT is re-
moved from the head, the Teeth Whitenfd and
cleans d, Plafe and Jewslry cleaned. stains
enectually removed from Carpets, Furniture
Clothes, Paint, NarniSh or Marble with the
greatest AGILITY and without injury 70 the ma
Jerial. II il great saving OF time and laDor
in washing clothes II Is the only known SoaD
which will wash Flannels with the ease Of cot
ton or linen without fuIling or shrinking. All
these i'm poItant objects can be effected without
injury to the skin or the most delicate fabrics.
It pOs sesses no deleteTiOus qualities whatever
The world Is challenged to prOducs a soap
which possesses 20 many valuable proper ties
and which is 50 tnnoc1Ous and safe 1t is q
home invention, and denes competition in any
part Of the world. IL has become a pecesSitv
In Memphis, and its use Is rapidly spreading
throughout the South, and eventually will eH-
tend over the Yankee states, North ard SOUTH
America. Europe, Asia, Africa and OceaufcI
Manufactured solely by U. P. McGimsey, Mem
phi-, Tenn, and sold AZ the following places IN
the city 1t Wholssale and retail Page q Co.'S
Deans, Taylars Drug store, Poplar street
KIuS'S corner Of Third and Adams Oliver =
Co.'S DeEot0 Block, Madison street: will sooT,
be found at any respectable family grocery or
drug store. The proprietor is determined fhqr
It's manufacture shall keep pace with Lhe rtu,-
idly extending demand for its use. anie
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Notice,

| II WILL apply the November term Of the
L County Court for Letters OF Admicistration
| on the estate Of Alfred Scott, deceased.
eel laW4ws W. 3. MILLER.
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Eighth Prize :

The Franklin Female Institute, at Holly
Springs, Miss. a handsome and we con-
structed school building, most eligibly located.
This is very desirable property. valued at 5000
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NEW YORK CARDS
KAYANAGH 4 DECKER'S
BILLIARD TABLES
TUE most reliable Cushion used on Billiard
Il Tables q the
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

Manufactured by KAVANAGH a DECKER,
and Patented Dec I8- 1880. (5ee Scientific
American, Vol. is No. H.
IL i the only Cnshion that pOssssses all the
qualities esiruflal % a Perfect Cushisu- Il b.
the most elastic and most durable Cushion ever
offered % the billiard playing public, as Is
abuugauuy proven D. the great demand Tor iE
since ia lntruduct on The peculiarly which
dtstiuguishes the Cat-Gut Cushion and renders
usuperlof . ali Others, is the tghtsued cord OF
cat-gut which overlies the lace and edge OF the
rubber ana running the full Length OF the
Cushion, which prevent d the Tan nom bedding
INTO tba rubber and jumping from the table
The addition Of ths e1t-Eut cord also adds
mucn 70 the elasticity Of the Cushion.
The Cat-Gut Cushiou has already been ap-
piled 70 over 1000 tables, which are IN constant
uss. Il can be applied % tables o. any make,
for 50 Per set
Kavsnsgh q Declker's Factory, al the corner
OF Centre ana Canal streets, y. =. Is the most
com plste Of its kind In tue world. The ma
chlnery IS Of the most improved character. the
lumber drying room the largest IN the United
States, the material used the best that can be
purchased, and the WOrkmeu thoroughly
skilled.
Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues and Trimmings. AL
OF The net make. constantly on band
Kaganagh & Decker are the only agents IN
this county for Kay's Cue CeIaent, adiudgsd
by com petent authorities 20 be the best Cement
ever used.
Full sizs Tables cut down for siO0-
send for Ilusr afed Price List.
KANANAGH & DECKER,
Corner Of Centre and Canal streets,
se5 ten New York city.
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DISSOLUTION of Copartnershtp

MKMPHIs, Tenn, October ls, 1867.
THE copartnershiD heretOf, re existing under
1 me name OF PLUMMER, CURRY & co, is
thfs day dissolved by the withdrawal OF Geo
ID. Piunmer and A. P. Curry rom satd nrm-
r y t5atterzon has purchased the entire inter
est OF PIummer q Cur y in all or the properly,
Including notes and arcOuH ts and a>sur e5 az
of the liabilities Of aid nrm y p Is suihorized
70 r,ss the name o the late hTm ia the setf .
rSs,t ~ the business. PluBmer q Cu IS may
be I. und at the Uld and for ths present
GEO d. PLu MINER,
4. p c. KHH.
k. f. PATTERSON.
Ishsll continue the Produce and COmmissiOn
business at the Old stand OF Piummer Curry 6
Co. 50 Maiu stree and solicit continudncs
OF the favOrs con ferred on them
% - r y PATTERSON
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Trustees Safe.

ny virtue OF q Feed OF trust made TO nee by
- Fannie 7. Hunt and John A Hunt IN the
fst day OF August, lot5, and recorded - the
REGISTERS ONES. OF shelby oruuty, in bCOB No
81. pages 23I and 20, 20 secure certain iuuebted
ness therein named, VIII,
On Saturday, November %, 1887
Bstygeen the hours or Do and u O'Clock am, II
mont Of the Law Court rooms in the city o
Memphis, sell 20 the highest bidder for easE
the following Iasd lying In shelby county
Tennessee regiuning at a stake IN the north
east corner OF Dr. ". "A. Booths i55 acre trae
with elm. maple aud rvd OAK pointers theme,
south with Or. Booths line u cha, us l15z-I00 o
A chain 10 stake; thence east 70 T5-ltO chain
n 3 stake in the esst line OF said whites said
tract; thence nor b IS l21S l06 ch aims with tn,
f{aiefgh road 20 4 stake 30 links east OF blacl
gum themes west - 75 Ice chains TO the be
ginning-conta ming IS acres Sl-lU0 OF an acre.
Equity OF redemption waived. Title be
Ieved 70 be good, but cor Seysn ee only as trus
tee. Y. T. VANCE, Trustee.
rs.12 ed
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Drlln NtOre "a. SaLe.

A n entire new stock. No unsaleable goods.
a storshouse can be rented al iair rate.
Amount OF STOCK, about sSgy9. htaIsy ~ ~ ~ ~
- bead of NAVIGATION Of Little ked RIVER.
NV, buats per v eek. Cairo ana tulton haii-
-oed 1saests the town. now being oullt.
IN NeItn AiA3i''-- HJ.D.,
- o. aiWAwlt searcy, Ark.
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1SfocI.I0T1IeT.SJ Ueefi1I0.

THE stockholders OF the MEMPHIS AMI
4 LITTLE ROC X Raj ROAD, viii meet al
the COmpany's Onice n Memphis, on the 10Th
dav OF November next, 10 elect Board.
By order Of the Board
W.. wALDRAN,
-.,Ta rvn Eserafarv aud Traagr1rer
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KNABE PIANOS!
KNABE PTANoSf
HAFH TF6a

TIHESE unrfvalled instruments are fully va
i ranted fer seven years, and are for sale al
NO. 375 MAIN ST.. jackson BlOeE.l
Memphis. Tennessee,
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Extrses from a nlsck Preachers Ser

Bishop Thompson (MethOdist) in re-
I Gently giving 8 sketch Of his experience
among some OF the Southern conferences,
referred to 8 sermon which he had heard
| from a eolored preacher upon the text,
I'd is more blessed to give than to re-
ceive.u In the course Of his remarks
| the preacher said Ise known many q
church TO die cause it didn't give enough
but l neber knowed q church to die
cause Il give too much. Dey don't die
dat way. Brederen, has any Of you
knowed a church dat died cause it give
too much? Ifye do, jest let me know
and PHI make pilgrimage TO dat church
and pI climb by de soft light OBJ d'
moon to its moss-cOvered roof, and III
stand thar and lift my hand to hebben
and say, Blessed are de dead dat die IL
de Lord"
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SOUTHERN HOT E L
FOB bTA5E
AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.

UNHIS new and splendid Hotel containing
seventy rooms. besides bar-roOm, Offices,
barber shop, etc, has been placed Ia our hands
FOR Lease for term Of years, with Immediate
possession.
The commanding location at the corner OF
Main and Beal streets. and the convenient con-
structfon OF the house, with its ample accom-
modations, offer gre a. Inducements 20 an en-
terprising and experienced landlord, and to
such 3 one every pOssib g indueement will be
given n the price and terms OF rent.
A great bargain Will bs given in the sale Of
the Furniture, for winch real estate In the city
will be taken IN payment
TERMS 500 per meath, without the Bar
and Dining Room on frst floor; 500 permonth
with the Bar aud Dining Room. Furniture,
valued al 81 L0CO, viii DO old for sS000
SELF ROISTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
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Tenth Prize :

75I[ acres OF woodland near Raleigh, shelby
county, Tennessee, distant rom Memphis nine
miles. This Is very dssirHb e, and an excellent
prize. Valued at $500.
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Erecllf0ra, NOfice.

ATOTICE is hereby given 70 the heirs OF IL
n man Bettis, deceased and all parties con-
eerned that we, IS surviving executors OF said
estate, have this day Med our account as such
with John Loague. Clerk OF the County Courl
OF rhelhy county, where parties concerned can
come forward and examine came
SAMUEL MOSBY,
ANDERSON {. BETrIS,
Surviving Executors.
Memphis, September II, ISL ssi2EEs
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From DR.. J. ". Nelson, under date:
MURFAEEsBORO, sept. 5, 1861.
DR.. Charles Williams, Memphis:
have had n great many calls for your Wild
Cherry and Wood Nsptha, ant Of course could
not furnish &c; and my object in writing TO you
is 70 request that you send me few uCzeu as
soon as convenient and forward your bill aAd
will Eend you check for the amount.
Respectfully y yours,
JOSEPH W. NELSON.
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Ninth Prize :

Lot No. 5, in Hays subdivision, Memphis
size lO2xl53 feet. A beautiful building lot
WaIuad 4 E70n0
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Sherif'S SAFE.

Under aud by virtue of an aftaehrna,t
nom the Law Court os Msmph.s Ia !. -.
wherein william A. Robinson et al are MAN.
tiffk and G. Chosenhal is defendant. 80 -
virtue OF section sso5 Of the Csde Of Tennssss.
1 will on
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-07-09
THE BERKRLEY UNION.

We are not disposed to permit this paper
to acquire responsibility by controversy with
the Spirit Of Jc6ersOa, of which its cOnduc.
tors seem ambitious, nor do we intend that
Its editors shall draw us into discussion of
the causes which have led to the sacrifice of
constitutional government, and the instalIa-
ton to power of the unprincipled and cor.
rupt. 1t is an old saying, and we reckon a
true one, that ''silence is the loudest word
that can be spoken to fool" and we do
wrong to take any other notice of the paper
in question. The only apology we have to
make for paying any attention to the absurd
article which appeared in its last issue, is that
it may not be understood by some persons
who suffer the degradation of reading its COL
umns.
We might tell the editors of the Union if
they had sense enough to appreciate them,
aud honesty enough to attempt to correct
them, some of the reasons why the people of
the South have no desire to participate in the
celebration of the 4th of July, but as they
are lamentably wanting in both these requi-
sites, it would be thankless task to "cast
pearls before such swine;" but we will ven
ture to assure these patriotic fledglings that
so long as the despOts heel presses the neck
Of our mother, Virginia, and her sister States
of the South, our perceptions will have to be
sharpened to discover any reasons for shout
ing hallelujahs to freedom on day which
Yankee theft has appropriated to its own glo-
rifcatiOn. Having stolen the day, its cher
ished associations and hallowed memories
have gone with it. tho people of the South,
whose liberties are at the mercy of military
satraps, naturally feel little more interest in
it, than they do in the stolen spoons of But
Ter, the purloined cotton of Banks, or the
forged bonds of Berkeley. Consequently,
they have no taste for the indulgence of hy>
pOcritical peans of praise, in the name of 10y
nlty-just such loyalty, VIC presume, as is ad-
mirably defined to be "the last refuge of
scoundrels."
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
'LY 6.-Gold 1881.

July 6.-GOld 1881.
FLoUR.-Quotations of all grades have
wide range, and for the must part are nomiu-
al. We give the following prices at which
sales have been made Howard street Ex-
ira, sl2 shipping Extra, slO.5O@sl2; high
grade Extra, s12@l5; Family, S14Gsl5.-
SO; Welch's Family, ST. Corn Meal-City
Mills, $3.50.
GRAlN.-Wheat, offerings were comprised
of l52 bushels new white, which sold, viz {:
20 bushels at $3.50; 50 bushels at S2.G7.
and lot of 60 bushels prime new red which
brought So, latter growed in Baltimore coun-
ty. Corn, receipts embraced 5000 bushels
white and $500 bushels yellow; market was
less active and prices fell off several cents :;
included in the sales we're 400 bushels mixed
white at S1.l0; 2200 bushels good at Slip;
1900 bushels good and prime yellow at 81 OG
9a.OT; ll75 bushels inferior do. at % cts
to S!.Ol; 1000 bushels Western mixed at
Sl.O2. Oats, 5000 bushels offered sales of
1900 bushels in small lots at S4G9O cts, but
the market closed dull at So cts for large lots
No Rye offered or sold.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-07-09

IMToRTANT HISTORICAL LIBEL SUIT
In 1865 Gerrit Smith commenced libel suit
against the Chicago Times for having init,
mated that he had first aided John Brown
to go to Harper's Ferry, and then feigDed
insanity to escape the consequences of his act
The libel was claimed to be the charge of
teiguing insanity. At the first hearing the
Judge decided that charge of that character
was not libeilOus unless it was shown that the
alleged feigning Of insanity was on account
OF criminal action. 1t is now proposed bv
both parties to prove that it was on account
OF the Harper's Ferry affair, Mr.. Smiths
counsel taking ground that that would be
such libel as the court would take cogui-
zanee OF, while the Tribune proposes to prove
that Mr. Smith, by money and counsel. did
help Captain John Brown, and did feign in
sanity to escape the consequences thereof
10 do this they will call on the stand all par
ties known to have been identified there
with, and some also who are not publicly SO
known: This trial will probably develop
many facts not heretofore made public.
CWushin9to,. Chronicle.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-07-09
: The N. y. Tribune notices the ORGAN

- The N. Y. Tribune notices the organi-
cation of secret society in Knoxville, Tenn,
called the "R. P.'s, which initials it declares
to mean "RepudiatOrs." They have publish
ed ritual and declaration of principles, which
last goes strong against the consolidated
money oligarchy" of bOndhoIders, who are
'rolling in wealth and luxury wrung from the
sweat and toll of the people," while they Cthe
people, are ''writbing beneath the grinding
and daily increasing burthens ofantinsupport-
able taxation" The "ball is rolling" We
arc at the beginning of the end
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-07-09

the old whig party is thus going over to rad
icalism. There never was greater mistake.
IF parties are indeed to be formed in Virginia,
and the citizens are to be divided between
Radical and Conservative, the line of division
will run across, and not ICith the old party
line of partition. A man will not be prompt
ed merely because he was a whig or merely
because be was democrat, to stoop to lick
the hand that beats him. Very different rea-
sons from these will divide men on the issue
of Radical and Conservative.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-07-09

Warren Woodland, of Taunton, Massa-
chusetts. who lately committed suicide in
Cleveland, Ohio, by throwing himself under
a moving train, traces his troubles to an Illicit
amour with the wife of an army officer in his
native town. Woodland fed on the return of
the husband from the war, and has since been
wandering about the country under fictitious
names and half crazy with the remembrance
Of his love and his sin.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-07-09

Speaking of the manner in which Great
Britain has suffered through the tyranuical
measures adopted to hold Ireland in subiec-
ton ever since the Cromwell conquest, the
New York Times (mildly radically inquiries
whether the United States "shall snffer here
after in like manner from its Southern Sec
ton. 1t adds: The same kind of hostile
legislation which made Ireland perpetual
hOtbed of disaffection and INSTRUMENTATION, is
now urged with great vehemence by the ex-
treme radical politicians" 1t is well known,
however, that the radical leaders are acting
and legislating for their own present benefit,
regardless of future evils and troubles.