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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l
MpH AUGUST Al 1877. 4

~ VI III 0AALA arr [
AEAPHIs, August 81. 1867. J
Financial matters are ia the same
stringent condition that they have been
in for months. A very few days, how
ever, now that cotton is maturing, will
have 8 beneficial effect. We really an
ticipate q p~erceptible degree of ease
daily from this time out. With a glut Of
money in all the eastern markets the
high rates of interest paid here seems
unaceountable. UnexceptiOnable paper
can find no market with US, even at the
enormous discount Of 3 70 5 per cent. per
month upon the street, while u banks
are doing, we may say nothing what
ever.
Gold opened in New York at 4ls, and
closed at 4if. The offerings here were
better than usual to-day. Two lots of
5000 were taken at 400, and one Of $1,000
At 4Oi.
The sales OF silver were small, and
mostly at S3c, in some instances but
81 TO 323e were paid.
There Is no change to report in city
scrip. There is no demand, while offer
ings are few and far between. The buy
ing rate remains at soc. Selling at SIC.
Exchange is dull with offerings a little
in excess. Buying at off to par for
cotton bills, and checking at I TO ! pre-
MUM.
County warrants are not in demand
Brokers are well supplied, and not at all
anxious to buy. The nominal buying
rate is Csc. Selling at 20 to 75c.
Police scrip is mot plentiful, but will be
we presume, next week. Brokers buy at
| 70 to 75c and sell at II to 78c.
One hundred and twenty. eight shares
of Memphis and Charleston railroad
stock were taken during the day at 5Sc.
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yElIPHIS APPEAL
For the Sunday Appeal


For the Sunday Appeal
MIsRRERE
WRITTEN AT THE sEAsIDE, BY ANNIE HAN
BKRs KETcHUN.
Here by the ounding sea.
Ny kne,s s, Oh Cod I bend;
And while the chanting waves 10 e
Their solemn worship send
In humble Denitence i pray
That ] be heard as well As they.
they. that Thy holy viii
Placed il the oceans palaces to dwell,
Dare never % transcend Thy right decree,
But ever do Thine awfn bidding well,
laundering amid thy storms, or, stu and dumb
Heedtsg the mandate, Hifh@ shall ye come.
And the glad voice they send
Up 70 Thy throne mid the holy skies
Pssseth unohallenged through the peariy gates
To blend with Heaven's ssraphic harmonieSi
And certify that "Nature's awful mirth"
Proves Thou hast still a witness on the earth.
Bat IL who have strayed
Far from the peaceful paths that lead to Thee
Gathering the IN fruit OF earthly Joy,
FOrgetful that 10 grew by Sins Dead sea-
How viii mine e~eeents, trembling low and
MID Natures Joyful anthems be receiyed7
!, when Thy holy hand
Fashioned in Thine own image, and endowed
With Thine immortal spirit, unto gods
Ny f~eeoleness erected, low have bowed,
Laying on earthly altRrs fruits and howe 3
Oh, Father all are gOnei
Low in the dust my cherished idols lie,
And sp~irit-Rsphodels should have kept
For Thee, amid the bright wrecks droop and
die
Send rain and sunshine! Bid my blossoms
spring,
P~eace-oaerinss unto Thee yet may bring.
Teach me to heed each tone
Spoken by bird and flower aud wind and sen
Teach my torn heart each wish and hope and
joy
That stirs its depths, TO csnsecrate TO Thee
50, when the ssa aud earth give up their dead,
Thy blessing, Lord, may rest upon my head
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Sherif''s Sale.

ID from the Law Court OF Memphis IN ~
case Of 7. Anderson vs. n Houzan for sightV-
three O]V1 collars, vii, on the 8th day ol
september. 1857. cetWeeu The hours ~ n
o'clock an and O'Clock pm. a. the Court.
hnuse door II Memphis, proceed 70 eel. 10 ~
highest bidder, Tor easas tns following described
real estate. tO-wit. A certain lot beiuZ a -
OF lots Nos "a aud IS In blOcK o. Of John Over.
tons Isl acre tract. south OF MemphIs. I'D
IoL begins ala point - feet south from the
Hernauco streets on the east side Of Heruando
street eLrenced running easfwardIy 10 feeE
thence ~southWaruly on q parallel line with
fernando street "a fset Themes westWardIv II
feet 70 HsrnaudO street thence uorthwarfIv
along fernando street - the 70 a.
81 said eZscutlou and al costs
P n WINTERS Sheriff
b J. Il. sW A., Deputy sheriff
August .. l@T. au5a ~
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In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. l976-MaIinda E. Harrison ct al. VI, Jane,
D. Blackburn &c ais.
IT appearing from affidavit in this Gauss
4 that the d9iendants, Harriet - fern
eriy Harriet ]. Harrison, and her husband
whose names are unknown, are non-residents
OF the State OF Tennessee
is therefore ordered, That they make theil
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday In september, 1887, and plead, answer
or demur 20 c~omplaanants original and
amenued bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed as to them, and set for
hearing ex parte, and that a copy Of this order
be published once a week. for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A -cOpy-attest.
AUGUSrON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By Ri BLACK, Deputy clerk and Master.
Ray x WEIGH, soils. Tor complainant.
ana TamAmm
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Saturday, fith Day Of September, 1881.

A. the salesroom OF Messra. ROyster,
IrezeFaut q Co. No. 20 second street,
Memphis, Tennessee, Ayers Block. sell,
70 the highe9t bidder. for Caah, the following real
estate, to-Wtr A certain lot OF ground IN the
couHLyOr shelby, State or Teunessss. and city
OF Memphis, known and designated upon the
plan Of subdiyaion OF County lot No 5u
a. lot No ~, situated At the southeast corner Of
Robson and Hiils strseta fronting n let
on the south Slds Of EobesOn street and sxtend-
Ing southwark ior depth lf8k feet between
lines parallel with Nm street, 70 an aley-to-
ge1her with ali Orthe a"ppurtenamcas thereuufo
belonging. The uLle to the above properly Il
believed 10 be good but 1 viii only sell and
convey as TrIstse- Equity OF REDEMPTION
waived. sale between hour of10and2 O'Clock.
JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
lockwood & Peytou. Attorneys aul4aIs
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Nsn- Restdent Notice.

Bill for the sale Of Real Estate in the County
Court OF shelby county, Tenn
JOhn Hallum, admir- OF the estate OF h. A.
Slate, deceased. et al vs. Susan Winberry.
IN this cause 70 appearing rom amdavit on
L nle that susan Winberry is a non-rt stdent OF
the State OF Tennessee;
Il Is therefore ordered, That she do enter her
appearance herein and plead, answer or de-
muir TO c~omplainants Dill on or before the 0rst
Monday in October, 1897, or the same Will be
taken for confessed, and set for hearing ex
parts II Is further ordered that a copy OF this
order be published once a week for four sue
cessive week. in the Memphis Appeal, anews-
paper published in the city Of Memphis.
Attest: JOHNLOAGUE, Clerk.
Hallum & Washington, solicitors for COM
plainants.
August Is 1881. aul6 Iaw4vs
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Non-Resfdent Notice.

In the Circuit Court Of shelby county, Tsnnes-
see, st Memphis.
Fannie X. Thompson, Laura Z. Hafy. M. L.
minor.
y This cause II appearing rom the petition
Il herein nled, duly sworn to, that the defend
ant Is a non resldentof the state Of Tennessee,
IL IS ordered that publication, according 10
law, De made in the Memphis Appeal, citing
the said james Z. Ford to appear in the Circuit
Court, 70 De held Tor shelby county, at Mem
phts, on the Sd Monday in September uext,
and plead, answer or demur 20 c-Omplainants'
bill, died for sale Of real estate for partition. or
the allegations therein viii be taken for con-
fesSed, and the cause set for hearing * parts.
Done al Office July 81, 1867.
NJ. d. L. STEWART, Clerk, Etc.
Clapp, Vance & Anderson, and b. B. TOmp-
Bins. Attorneys for Petitioners aus law4w
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Attachment Suit.

George g. EverdOn IS. Mrs. 2. L. Grfnsa-Ba
fore VIM :. Walton, J. p, shelby county
Tenn.
A for attachment having been
"A made in this case in pursuance OF section
a415 OF the Code Of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
omcer levied etc on tns property or the
defsndan Mrs. & L. Grifee.
IL IL therefore ordered that said dsfendants
appear Al my ONCE, No. 10 Madison street. Ia
IN the city OF Memphis, shelby County Tenn,
on or before wednesday, September A.
49, and defend this suit, or the same
viii be taken for confessed and set for hearing
ex parte and thai a copy Of this order be pub
nshed once a week for four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal
VS. WALTON, Up.
awA NnwuHn
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LEGAL.
Trust Sale Of Real Estate.

DY virtue OF a certain Deed OF Trust 10 me
ID executed BY Saliie Baxter on the i9th day
Of April, 1851, recorded in Book No. 90. parf T.
pages 6i3, A and 8, Ia Registers OniceJ for
the purpose Of securing 5eiden. Williams q Co.
IN the payment OF a certain pr0missoy note
therein mentioned, I VII offer FOR sale, on
Monday the lzth day OF Angus next. between
the usual hours Of legal sales, Al public vendue,
% the highest bidder, al the Courthouse door,
10 the city Of Memphis. the following descrbad
real estate, situate In the county Of shelby
s-ate OF Tennessee. and more particularly de-
aerbed IS follows, To- wit Lots Nos. 8 and 8 II
the subdivision or lois No. ~ and ~, bounded
on the north BY Walker avenue on the sasi
~ lets Nos. 4 2 aud Z on the south By The
south line Of lot % and Tot 8 and on the wesf
% los MOI said property viii be sold 70 SAT-
sly the terms Of sid Deed Of Trust. TEEHs
CASH While undersigned believes The title
70 be conveyed BY him viii be good, sri ~
viii only sell and convey such tile a. vesfz ID
him a. Trustee, - Aforesaid.
jyI3 Ina C. CSELDEN. Tmstsa.
dhe aboYs aalei IL postponed 70 sATURDaY
the list Of september, BY consent OF an DarfIes
concerned.
au2i ID G. C. 9FLDFN T-ngfea
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Sher6f's Sale.

T WILL OFF, Tor Sale, to the highest bidder,
10 cash, at the door OF the Circuit Court
house, in the city Of Memphis, Shelby county,
State Of Tennessee, on the 18th day OF Septem-
Der. 1867. within the usual hours, the blowing
described real estate, as the property Of +.
Titus. TO satisfy an execution in favOr OF Ms.
Ray, use OF Commercial Bank Of kentucky,
issued from the Circuit Court at the Ma Term,
1857, Judgment 9Th day OF October, 1866, for
sixty-dve hundred and t~hirty-nine 75-l00 dol
lars and costs, tO-wi The east end of lot Is
on the north side OF Jefferson street and on
the west side Of Center alley fronting about 40
feet on Jefferson street and ia feet on Center
alley, with a f0ur.stt ~ brick building thereon F;
also, on lot 42 at the corner, on the south side
OF Market street and east side OF Third street,
being lfSh feet square,, with the block Of three
story residence m thereon; also, on
subdivision 10 Of county lot 40, at the corner,
on the south side OF Market street and the east
side Of the irst alley east of Third street, being
about 100 feet 'front.' on Market street and a
depth Of about I89 feet on the east side OF said
alley, being the residence property OF defend
ant. r. Titus, all being in the city Of Memphis,
Shelby county and State or Tennessee, as laid
down on the maps and plans Of sad city.
NJ. WINTERS, Sheriff.
By J.H. SWAN, Deputy sheriff.
August "a. 1861. au25 5t-in2Od
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/. T. TyreII vs.. BENJAMIN HOweIi-Bsfors James
Han, ]. p, shelby county, Tsnnessse.
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
"a made IN this case In pursuance Of section
$40 OF the Code Of Tennesses. and attachment
having been issued and returned BY the pr0Fer
officer levied, ETC." on the property Of de-
feudaut, BENJAMIN Howell
hi d ordered that aid defendant appear
AT my Office, No. 81 Second street, Memphis,
TsRnessee, on Monday the 9th day Of sep EN-
Der, 1851 az 10 O'Clock an and defend THIS
suit. or the same VII be heard * parte md
that a copy Of this order be publisned once q
week for four successive weeks IN the Memphis
Daily Appeal AMI HALL Up.
Logwo5t 3 Peyt0n. Attorneys for Plaintiff
anar.r q LIZ nrl IaHAHa
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-Reaidenf Mntice-

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No El-Th GayOsO Savings Institution et Al
vs.. VIM. q. Ford.
IT appearing nom afidavit in this cause thai
4 the Defendant Vim. 6. Ford, is a non-resi.
deut Of the State Of tennessee:
II Is therefore ordered, Thar he make his ap-
pearance herein, at the Court House in the
CITY OF Memphis Tenn. on or before the FIRST
Monday In September, 1867, and plead. answer
ordemurto Compartments bin. or the same viii
De taken for confessed as % him., and set foT
nearing eE parte- and that q copy OF this order
be published once a week, for four successive
weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
A COpy-Attest
AUGUSrON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. j. BLACK. Deputy Clerk and Master.
Estes q Jack-ou, soils. for Com plainantl
fr| TaruHw
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N0n- Residenf Nofice.

Chancery court, District OF Memphis.
James NJ. PrOvine, Trustee ". H. Sneed and
Washington Bono, vs. May Jane Locke,
Charles, Mary, William and Joseph Locke,
James Bowd0in et al.
y this cause 10 appearing from amdavit on
1 die that Mrs. c. N. Locke, Joseph Locke. r..
- Ross, whose christian name Is unknown.
and LOuisa, his wife. Ella ard EuenOrah
Locke, and James ovid Locke, are non
r sidsnts OF the Stale Of Tennessee;
It is therefore ordered. That they enter their
appearance herein, and plead, answer or de-
muir TO cOmplainants bill. on OF before the
first Monday in October, lSd7, or the same VIII
be axe for confessed as tn them, and set for
hearing sE pdrte. II Is further ordered that a
CODY Of this order be published once a week for
four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal,
a newspaper published IN the city Of Mem
phis-
Attest A ASTON, Clerk.
BY R. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Hallum q Washington, solicitors for comps.
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attachment Suit.
Law Court Of Memphis

CLERKS OFFICE. August %. Ia7.
Memphis Dry Dock Company. Plainrfd. W. 7
8. mcCuue, Defendant.
A FFIDAFIT for attachment having been
"a made 10 this case in pursuance Of section
40 OF the Code % Tennessee, and attachment
havlng been Issued and returned BY the proper
omcer, levied, ETC. on the property OF the
defendant, J. > NcCune
IL Is therefore ordered, hat said defendant
appear a. the Courthouse, IN the city or Mem.
pAla, rem, on or before the second Monday
IN October next, and defend this suit. OF The
same vii be taken for confessed as to hlm. and
the case set for hearing eE parts. and that a
copy or this order be published once a week Tor
iour consecutive weeks In the Memphis Appeal.
A copy JOHN DONOVAN. CLERK.
JOIN ". GRAHAE Deputy Clerk.
wilson & Beard Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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nnt 81

Monroe Marshall vs. J. Van scfvsr-Be1ore "
s. Walton ]. p Shelby county. Tenn.
A FfIbAFEE for attachment having bses
~ made In this case IN pursuance III saefio-
JE5 OF the Code Of Tennessee, aad atfaebmen
having been issued and returned By IN urooe~
ehieer LEVIED, ETC on the property Of me de-
PENDANTS, j.. Van Solver
IL Is therefore ordered. That said defendant
appear a. my ONCE, No. % Rdlaon strset r,
the city Of Memphis Shabby county, Tenn. On
or before Monday, Aazust ~, Ise7, ana detsnd
THIS suit or the same vii be taken FOR coufesasG
a2a SCI Tor hearing sZ paFte and that a eooV
or tns order De published once q week for fan
s-uceesiVs weeks in the memphis Appeal.
VS. WALrON.L 2.
J. A. Taylor, Attorney for Plaintiff
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-Resfdert Nnffce-

Circuit Court of Haywood County.
Austin Mann rs. n A LOngiey, ct debt
I I appearing from the affidavit herein died
L that defendants, John D.. Ware and r. Y.
LOnglsy, are nOn-residents Of the STATE Of Ten
nessee. II Is ordered that publication be made
once week for four successive weeks In he
Memphis Appeal, a newspaper published in
Memphis. requesting the said defendants John
D.. are and r Y. LOngley, 70 make their per-
sOnal appearance within the DIST three days OF
the September Term Of the Circuit Court for
Haywood County, TO set in Brownsville the
fourth Monday in September, 1877, then and
there to plead, answer, or demurr 20 plaintiffs
declaration herein, or judgment viii be taken
by default as to them.
J.. NJ. RUTLEDGE, Clerk.
II. B. Folk, Attorney.
This SIN August. I-h7. ans IaW4w
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Attachment Suif.
Law Court Of Memphis.

Law Court o. Memphis.
CLEEEss OFFICE. August -. 1877.
Steiner Broa a Baum, Plaintiffs, vs.. Charles
Gersou. Defendant
A FFIDAFIT for attachment having baan
~ made In mis- case In pursuance Of section
A1 or toe Code % Teuuessez- and Attachment
having been issued and returned By the proper
oMcer levied etc, en- the property 81 ne
defendant. Charles Gsrsou
II - therefore ordered, mat said defendant
appear - the Courthouse, IN the city OF Mem
phis, Tenn, on OF before Lhz second Monday
IN October next, and defend this suit. or the
same VIII be taken for confessed a. % hin.
and the eases et for hearing eX parte and That
2 COPY OF this orier be published once a week
for four consecutive weeks In the Daily Ap-
peal.
A copy JOHN DOEOVAN. Clerk.
yoHE " GRAHAM, Deputy Clerk.
& r. Barnes, Attorney for Plaintiff
aux IawAur
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Nnffce.

Before IOll z. J~reIgnL00- ]. 2.
John CASTOR VS.. Augustus Orteil.
THE in the above entitled cause
4 Will take notice hat an attachment has
been sued out against him upon the grounds
that heis a n0n-resident OF the state of Tennes-
see and the case set for hearing at my office Ia
the city Of Memphis, on the 10th day Of Septem-
Der, 1867, when and where he can appear and
defend said suit or the same will be proceeded
with eX parte; and that a copy Of this order be
published once o week for four weeks in the
Memphis Daily appeal.
JOHN C. CREIGHTON, j. p.
Memphis. August 10 1851. auIO law4w
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THE following Is one of a series of reso
lutions adopted by the Piqus, Ohio, sen.
atorial convention, the other day. 0nl
correct view Of the rejection Of the Ken,
lucky members:
ResOlUed, That the refusal of the radi.
Gals in congress 10 admit TO their seats
regularly and lawfully elected members,
woo can and are ready 10 take the pre-
scribed oath, upon the miserable pretext
Of disloy8lty to the radical party. IA az
outrage upon the guaranteed rights 81
the people, and, If persisted 10, a fatal
blow at u system OF government, which
should be rebuked by the votes Of an
lovers Of the union.
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Nom Resident Notice.

Circuit Court OF Haywood County.
Austin Mann vs.. r. Y. LOugley et aL.-DebL.
IT appearing from affidavit herein hIed that
l defendants, R. Y. L0ugiey and John ID.
Ware are uon-resideuts Of the State OF Tennes-
see. Ii is ordered that publication ba made
once a week for four successive weeks in the
Memphis Appeal, a newspaper published IN
the City Of Memphis, Tennessee. recurring the
said p. Y. LOngley ana Jonu d. Ware 70 make
their personal appearance within tbs drst three
days OF the september term or the Circuit
C0urt OF Haywood County, 70 set in Browns
vile the fourth Monday In September, Is67.
then and there TO plead. answer, or demurr 70
the plainu Is declaration herein, or Judgment
viii be taEen by default as 70 them.
j.. RUTLEDGE, Clerk.
II. 3. Folk, Attorney.
Brownsville, August 8, 1867. aus IsWfw
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Non-Resident Nofice

Bill for the Sale Of Real Estate in the County
Court OF shelby county, Tenn.
VIM. Starns and vie CathaEine StarnR. Creod
WhitWOrth and WIG Pausey WhltWorth Va
Hobbs. whose christian name il unknown
and vile Jane HobDs, Robert Hutchins et al
TN this cause II appearing rom Affidavit on
i file that Hobbs, whose christian name Ia IN.
known, and wife Jane Hobbs, Robert Hutch.
ms and Peyton Hutchinsa Ie nOn-resfdeats oi
The State OF tennessee
II is therefore ordered, That they do enta4
their appearance herein and plead, answer OF
demur 10 c~Omplalnants bAl on or before the
first Monday in October, 1857, or the same VIII
be taken Tor confessed and ses for hearing 81
order be published nee a week for four sue
cesaive weeks in the Memphis Appeal, q news
paper published in the city of Memphis.
Attest: JOHN League, Cerk.
Halum q Washington, scissor c~omplainants.
August IA 1857. ants latv4w
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EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Radical De.potism in that state.

From the Metropolitan Record.l
We know no security here for life, lib,
erty or property-see the inclOsed extract
from the Charleston Mercury, copied
from a country paper, where a bureau
officer sends q negro messenger, and
orders that a negro indicted for assault
with intent to kill, be set free, contrary
to the laws Of the state, contrary to an
order from Gen. Sickles, this officer de-
claring that he is acting under Gen.
ScOtt's orders, who tells him congress
will sustain him, Gen. Scott, against
/ Gen. Sickles' order, So iI goes. Sustain
Scott against Sickles-sustain Sickles
against the PRESIDENT Sustain any one
VINO sUstaiDs congress. Pluck down any
one who goes contrary to radicalism in
| obedience to Onstituted'authority
See, again, Gen. Siekles' dealings with
the savings institutions of Charleston.
| Contrary to law, contrary to Justice, con-
trary to decency, the funds of a whole
[ corporation are held responsible for the
/ claim Of six United States soldiers, who
had never legally proved their claim,
irrespective OF the claims Of all other
parties.
Would it not be delightful tohsve such
rule transplanted to New York? Let
me ask, are the people Of New York
certain that in radical estimation the
state has q republican constitution ?
Does she need reconstruction? Let them
look to 1t. 1t is Kentucky, Maryland
and Delaware now 1t will be New
York tomorrow. Aud let them remem-
Der that, besides the white radical army
Of the north, there will be a negro
radical army Of the south to help
on the work Of re~constructing the north
on the radical plan. 1 had almost said,
God forbid, in consideration Of the kind
ness Of some Of the inhabitants Of
New York TO our distressed pe0-
pie. But when l think Of all
that the southerern people have suf-
fered st the hands Of the north, l am
tempted to pray that God would con-
tinue their blindness until the evil days
come upon them like a clap Of thunder
from a clear sky, finding them helpless,
with a yoke fastened upon their necks
grievous to be borne, and 3 bondage ex-
ceeding that Of Egypt.
/ tell you, sir, it is better to perish as
a people than to be brought under the
radical yoke. It is the Upas tree of
America. Every virtue, every comfort,
every resource, all prosperity, all secu-
rity withers and dies beneath its shade.
To such vile radical rule I hope to live
and die.
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Sirth Prize

one residence lot adjoining above, also 2xIO
feA. Valued al $50.