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SOMETHING OF INTEREsT.-It Is well
known to navigatOEs Of southern waters,
and especially the extreme southern
coast, that there Is a species Of worm
Whose rayages prove destructive to even
the hardest timbers used in building
vessels. These pests are alike dangerous
to piles driven into the water as Abut-
ments for bridges, frequently neeessitAt-
ing the remOval of the logs thus at
tackled and the substitution of others in
their places. We learn that their raw
ages upon the logs which form the abut-
ments of the great railroad bridge at
Galveston, Texas, compel the company
to almost entirely renew the material
every five or six years. Yesterday we.
were shown at Mr.. Radcliffs's, on Madi-
son street, between Main and Second, a
portion Of a cedar log taken from this
bridge. 1t bears a remarkable resem-
blanee to q huge honey comb, so
closely has 1t been permeated by worms.
Wherever these pests touched, decay
followed, and 3 log once fairly attacked
bp them speedily becomes useless. An
effort is being made to put an end 10
these ravages by encasing that portion
Of each pOst-not driven into the ground
tthe worms attacking off shore only be-
tween wind and water in stone draining
pipe one section to be piled on another,
and the vacant space between the post
and pipe to be filled with gravel concrete.
Tnis for which a eaveaf ror q patent has
been fled would render the piles solid
and impenetrable as stone, q ' the ex-
pense OF renewing the posts, and avoid
all danger. II would nike manner pro-
tect telegraph or other pests now subject
TO the attacks of these enemies Of wood.
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ATTENTION DISTINGUISHES Stills.
built 10 order and second Hand Stills
fer sale al ~HelleBberg J. OeFtel's, Copper
smiths and Sheet iron Workers, No. 3i6
SECOND sfFees. Steamboat work prompt
fy attended &c. Tvs daYtf
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Non-R Resident Notice.

In the Chaneery Court or Memphis Tenn,
No. NOQ-Ieonidas P, Mcknight vs. E1i Mex.
Horr. = Hfs@ Ak l
TTaSbsaring nom adddavit IN tins cause, thai
the defendantEn Nick. Hogg Is q nou-resf-
cent ofthe state Of Tennessee.
s thersnore ordered that ne make his aD-
pearauce herein, At the ourthouse ia the city.
OF Memphis. Tenn, on or before the nr-t Mon
CAV ia August, 1867, End plead, answer or
dsmur to conplainants bin, or the same
w3llba taken fer eQn4ssea AN and set
order be published once a week. for four sue
eessive weeks, In the Memphis APPKAL
Geek n Master.
3vR. Z BLACK, Deputy Clerk ana Master
Clapp, vance AndefSon, solgctors Tor Com
ptaiasnt sA laEtwf
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FORAT.IouIs.

Regular MemFtls AMIDST, Louis Packet
FOR Cairo and 81. Louis.
MARBLE nasteE
This splendid steamer viii leave r.
as above on E H
SATURnAY 18Th Inst, e. E,p.m -
5yB y lP6E&E CiLVERr SUR.
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NOTICES.
FOR RENT.

EGH KEN h
DOR RENT
a desirable Residence, wen shaded, on Madi-
sOu street. northeast corner Of Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Bridge Apply 10
ANDREW NANERl,
jyuIwe so second street.
FOR RENT
Two frSt-class FRAME HOUSES. each con-
tanning eight rooms, finely improved and 10
Gated. Apply 60 GEORGE WASHINGTON,
corner Second and Court. Jy9 iw'
Z . II r l. n T
TWO OFFICES. formerly occupied by the
Metropolitan Police commissioners, No. n
Madison street. Inquire at Police gOtice, II
Madison street.
Memphis, june 10. 1857. jelltt
DOR r T. II
STORES and OFFICES IN Bether's New
Building. on the corner OF Main and South
Court streets Apply IN the building TO ?. c..
BETdELL, or :, p. WALKER, JE-, in rooms
mol and my22 Il
FoR RENT
ThesTJRE-HoUsE on Second street. known
As the OLYMPIC.
ALSO,
The ARCADE LIVERY STABLE, on the alley
south Of Madison street, between Second and
Thiri streets.
ap2lu CAN'T 4 wADDELL.
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= InsoIreat Notice. 800
rsssta ~ william wasbfDvto, s..,a

GUGGEsTfON or the insolvency OF said es
- tate having been duly made 70 the Clerk Of
the CountE CCurt Of Shelby county, Tenues-
ses, AOuceds hereby Gvenm pursuaace or the
order Of said Clerk, f1r al persons having
claims against said etate TO appear and hle
the1n WITH the said Clerk .~authenticafed in the
manner Prescribed by law, on or against the
10Th dag 0f October, fe7.
JOHN 8. DICKASON. Administrator.
Mas n. 1851. mylS iaw4w
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41Ia LILEI Gal
ak l4 $50
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Damaged Dry GOOds, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes must be sold in thirty days,
Regardless of cost or value, at III. Kraus
& Co.'s, No. 2l3 Main street, next to
Ward & Leguereis drug store.
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Don't Fail to look at those cheap Do
mesties at NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, 213 Main
street, ueVt to Ward q LeguereS drug
store. Must be sold in thirty days
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no me- o,rops Or nc AppeaI. }

You are requested not to pay any car
riers without certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any IT.
regularity In carriers. L. DAVIES.
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- a~N~ ~ - . A4AE
store. Must be sold in thirty days
Handsome LalCas Is cents at Menken
Bros. jy1S st
Briggs & Peterson have Just received
goo, 000bushels Of the best Pttsburq Coal.
We have removed to No. II Madison
street, and are ready to fill all orders.
We are thankful TO the public for the
liberal patronage thsy- have bestowed on
US, and hope for a continuance Of the
same. may2qtf
Wsose Dry Goods Store is that next
to Ward & Leguerels drug storeP 1t is
N. kraus 6 Co.'s Damaged Stock, where
! you can buy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, etc at your own price. Must
be sold in thirty days. Remember 213.
Main street is the place.
T0hol Toho! Sportsn,en.-For sale a
fine brace of Gordon Setter Puppies,
Black and Tan, - bred from stock i'm
ported by our genial friend and good
sportsman, W. A. Williams, ESQ. To
those in want OF 8 thoroughbred dog,
this is an opportunity seldom offered.
Apply at 81 North Court street.
je23 tt.
1Nb AhFVTU - iubEOuuCtAUu
Of this oil is destined to work 8 great
revolution in the lighting world. 1t
possesses many advantages over all other
means Of light, from the fact that it is
much cheaper than gas or coal oil, is free
from any offensive smell, and best Of sll,
nOn-expiOsive. We have examined it
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro-
nounee it superior TO anything extant
for the purposes for which 1t is recon-
mended. 1t is also superior to turpen-
tine for paints, oils and v~arnlshes. The
proprietOrs, Messrs. H. G. Dewitt 4 Co,
have an Office st "A Madison street, but
they dispose Of state and county rights
to manufacture only. Their patent has
seventeen years to run. Territory is
being sold rapidly, and parties desiring
to make money will find this a good in
vestment. Don't forget, "A Madison
street, up stairs. ap2 tt
4 Rare Chance for Country Mer-
chants and Planters to attend the Great
Closing out Sale Of Damaged Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Notipns, etc,
at M. Kraus 4 Co.'s, 219 Main street,
next to Ward 4 Leguerels drug store.
be sold IN thirty DAYS.
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SOUTHERN ASYLUM LAND co.
MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS. Z
Election Of Omeers.

f ... |. 1000" Z
At a meeting Of stockholders Of the
Southern Asylum, hsld at fernando,
Miss, Saturday, June %, 1867, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed 8
Board Of Directors to manage the bUsi-
ness and advertising ofthe company
+. b. Wills, J. NJ. Coleman, J. W. Shack
lock, William r.. Holmes, NJ d. l..
Stewart and T. NJ. Hslpin. At a subse-
quent meeting Of the Directors, the fol-
lowing letter was read from Gen. ARM
strong: a4 $500 lu
ia.. MEMPHIS, July 8, 1851
To theBoardOf Directors Southern Asylum.
Gentlemen : 1 herewith tender my
resignation as President Of the Southern
Asylum Land Company, to take effect
from this date. IL gives me pleasure to
bear testimony to the general success
which has SO far characterized the Cper-
atiOHs Of this lsudalbe enterprise.
Very respectfully @ ID q
Your most dhedient servant,
FRANK Q. ARMSTRONG;.
on motion the resignation was accepted
and the warmest thanks Of the Company
rendered to Gen. Armstrong for his very
efficient and valuable services as Presi-
dent of the Company since its Organiza-
ton. The election for President was
then had, and NJ. D. L. Stewart, ESQ.,
was unanimously elected, when the fol-
lowing officers were elected Gen. Frank
G. Armstrong, Supervising Agent; L. J.
Dupree, Corresponding Secretary 7. NJ.
Halpin, Recording Secretary; J. w.
ShacklOck, Financial Secretary; P. z.
Wills, Treasurer NJ. ID. L. Stewart, w.
r, H9lRes and P. 3 Wills, Financial
Committee.
Handsome La1cns Is cents at Menken
Bros. jy13 st
Cricket Bats, fun Line, at J. G. Mof-
iatPs, jyl3 It
The Cholera in AempAis.-The Mis-
piarrhea Cordial has stood the
test Of eighteen years experience, and
is stamped as the result Of scientific in
vestigatiOn-Hs cures have been its Lead
ing advertisements. A countless multi
tude Of testimonials and certificates nom
the most Influential and respectable cit
liens Of the whole valley of the Missis-
could here be given il necessary,
including some Of our best physicians.
1t has been used in the Memphis hospi-
tails as a standard remedy, and is ac--
knOwledged by all to be the mighty foe
Of cholera, cholera morbus, diarrhea,
affections, and all "wOUld beU
quack doctors, who are ~endeavoring to
palm off upon the public their worthless
compounds. Beware Of such vile trash :
ask for the genuine mississippi Diar-
rhea Cordial, and you cannot possibly be
disappointed.
Groquet, CToquet, CrOquet Games at
jyl3 1t
HaBdsQWe Eauns Is cents at Menken
Bros iyla St
HesperidH PiHa, the "sure cure for
ague." rivals all other remedies. Hespe-
rian Pills strengthen and invigoFate the
they thoroughly eradicate the
disease, and never fail to effect a cure,
only 81 at the drug stores. VIM.
D'oench & Co, proprietors, st. Louis.
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LARCENY.-D9ck Pierce {eOIOred) war
arrested yesterday charged with stealing
a shotgun from NJ. f. Church.
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notices shall be published ia the three
papaTs named in rule 4, and which are
published in the district In which the
sale Is to be made.
RUis 9s+=IH pursuance of rule Is, OF
the general orders in b~ankFuptcy, p
tl1e following national banks, In the res
pectiveldistricts, are designated "a those
10 which all monies, received by as
tsienee or paid ihtooeourt in the course Of
any proceedings in bankruptcy, shall be
Deposited, namelysdT <NlIOH
In the district Of East Tennessee-Qhe
Ffrst n RATIONAL Bank, at Knoxville. rs
In the district of Middie Tennessee
The First National Bank, at Nashville.
In the district Of West Fennessee-The
First National Bank, at Memphis To-
All monies received by the clerk of the
court on account of any bankruptcy
estate, or paid into court in the course Of
any proceedings sdn bankruptcy except
the sums deposited with the clerk under
section gforty-seyen Of the aett shall be
deposited in that bank which Is 10 the
district in which the court Is held, Of
which he isthe clerk; and in like man
ner all sums received by an assignee on
account of any estate OF which he il az
signee, shall be deposited in that bank
which is in the district in which he is
elected or appointed. The, check for
drawing monies, deposited by the clerk,
shall be signed by the clerk aud counter
signed by the judge; and the check for
drawing monies, deposited by an as
signee, shall be signed by him and eOun-
tersigned by the register designated to
act in the case Of the estate on account
of which such mOLies were deposited.
Rule l0.-In case of the absence OF the
Judge at the time and place noticed or
appointed for any hearing or proceeding
before him in bankruptcy, or if the mat
ter then fails to be called or acted on,
the SAME shall be deemed continued,
without other orders to the next sitting
Of the court thereafter, al which time
the like proceedings may be had there
upon as If first noticed or appointed for
such day. Z rDf-eI 4rr
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The west side Of Front street, rom
GayOso to BeaI. heretofore designated as
a ''hsck stand" will no longer be used
for that purpose, except In front Of
property where the owners or occupants
do not object. s. B. BEAUMONT,
jy12 1w Supt. NJ. p. %
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llaeU4 81 us-iluiH ama a14 ais4V
1sais'n 'aa 72yssea alie lIeqpi asai
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Don't Fda TO look at those Cheap
White Shirts and Linen Drawers a N.
KrSUs 4 Co.'s, 218 Main street{ nsxtto
Ward & LeGuegsls drug store.
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a Young Lady Return

ING to her country home. after scjonrn Of u
tew months III the city was hardly recognised
by her friends. In place Of II coarse. rustic
l'ushod face she had soii ruby complexion
"t almost marble smootbnc<s. and instead OF
ttw,e"ty.thr she really appeared but eighteen
lp"n in1riry as to the cuuSc ii 80 great n
change. She plainly told them that she used the
SiTC:ssi!;sFs Es:asrs, and considered il an
.ns",unD'r "'ln,,'"" :" my Ldys '"i;9, by
thcir personal appearance an hundred fold. 1t
is simple in its combination. ns Nu,ure herself
IS simple, yet unsurpassed in its c!li,ary IN
drawing !mt"ri'ics from. also healing. cleans
!ng and bct"ily'ng the skin and "mpexion
~ its direct action on tho cuiclc it draws from
II al is 'muHr,tic+. kindly henllng The same
an! leaving the n, face ;,s Nature intended it
should be. c'rnr. s'''. smooth aul Beautiful
Price 81 sent by Mail or Express, on receipt of
an order hy
W l. CLARK K co. Chemists
~ West tayrtr street, Syrncuse. y. y.
The only American Agents for the sale of
tie same
Pei, IL 1857 81 "
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TERMS OF SALE.

Oa Il credit I'LL the FIRST d.y Of N"vc;nhrr
next, the purchaser to give band aII two ~
nor" good suretirs-thc title decd Ia BE- signed
but not delivered till the payment of the rul-
chase money--and if the money be not r,il
ut the time it becomes due, then that The s,i,!
Plantation be rc-Soll, on Sa!cday in Deccm.
bcr next, after the usual notice to the high
est bidder for cash, at the risk Of the former
purchaser,
ROD'T. a. THOMPSON, E.p.p.
Con,'rs. Office, Feb. 9 1867 l9--5
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Free to Everybody.

A LARGE6pp. Circular. giving information
N Of tho greatest importance to the young of
both sexes.
Ittcnchcs how the homcly may become beau.
,iful, the despiscd respected and the forsakcr
loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to
send their Address, and receive q copy post
paid by return mail.
Address p. O. Drawer 81, Troy, n. Y.
FtN Ia, 1867 II emo.
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STOLEN OR LOST.

IN the 4,h Of February, Instant ut my residence
~ my E'I' ffSs;, conInin;r. between Four llun
dred and Eighty anl Six Hundred Dollars mostly
in l>rge bills. One bill. Natl nal currency. II
Now York bank. marked Il. +. a. OH ;hc end
Two fifty dollar bills. snl balance in 20's and O's
There WAS in til. purse besides. due bill D.
Biemann. signed per A. Brennrr&c, due T. l.. Max
we'll. ior $1,000. Also. nm oi,:r ON 4. + fnnirc;h
in favor or ". s. [irisham for 81, so. signc, b. j.
A Il, Cornwall The Purse is small. rnrlc Of iiuck
skin with steel clasp.
FIFTY ElD!iwTs EarsssrsI willbe gvon for
the Purse and is contents or for information
which will convict the ,hv..
S. T.. MAXWELL. (.
Fch0. 1866 81 3
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land For Sale.
Feb. 7. 1867

4 TRACT OF LAND, two miles from
n Walhalla, on Cane creek. on which there is II
good framed dwelling and nil necessary out build
ings, containing 327 more or IS. On the
place, is good SAW MILL in first rate running
order. This is alsoa desirable Farm. Fortcrms,
&C., apply to
J. n. KLEINBECK
Feb 10. 1867 81 2
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NOTICE 70 DEgw0.ns.

TUE Notes, BOOKS anl Accounts Of u b. benson
20. htva been p','el il our hands Tor col
lection. Persons i"l.i,ir will save costs by seek
Ing An early settlement. rnr,;,s in Pickrus can
call 1T our o:h:c 1T PirkcnS Court House
WILMER Il W.i!rNER, .Nt'ys.
Feb. H.. iSGI -
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Shcrin' S Sales.

DY virtue Of sunty writs Of .f>ri facias to Ee
ID directed, | will sell o the hshcs bid l"r, ~
pickcns Court House. on Salr'lay in March next,
and days following, the below described properly,
to vii
One tract Of land, lying on Colonnrs Fork crock.
con.ain;ug 800 on less, adjoining lands
III VIA Dickson. y II jenkins and others. whrrcon
lie d.Icn'inni lives. Twomuics IL hnrs wagon,
! buggy and harness: and on Tuesday after sale
L,y ~ defendants residence sci blacksmith tpls
! head cattle. 10 head hogs, iulISchU AMI ki,ci-
eli nrniimrc, cora fodder and Si.uciS, all lcvu.i
the property Of q II Phillips, y: the suit of
Major Cole.
Ono trac, of land. lying on waters of Six Mile
Greek continuing 90 acres or less, adjoining
lands of carter Clayton. JoSrph Merck mnd others
levied the property Of y j. Merck, deceased,
n the sui OF Il " Green and others.
One tract Of land, lying on waters of Twelve
M''r River, containing l9i acres more or less. na-
Joining lands OF. - Il hmhlcr AMI others, formerly
own", ~ Noble Clean hui now by said Amhler,
1t The suit nj Christina Chapman.
One tract Of Land lying IN Crooked creek, con-
ln;ning 300 acres more or less, adjoining lands OF
samuel luSclark and others. levied on MS Tie pro-
pa,'y Of Thpts Dotil, nj the suiI OF Neville,
S.irvirpr.
One rrac. Of Land lying on Little Brasstown
creek. waters "i rug,lo River. and Containing one
hnnlrcd and ii;ty acr>s 'ur less. adioinin !,
innts OF G.orla Rider lsanc Standriise and 9th
nrs, levied on as the property Of Elizabeth Cape.
Nancy Cape an'l Sary Cape. at the suit of the
state.
b acres Of had adjoining T.. II Cox and others:
and on Tuesday nitcr sn!cday, at the former resi-
henrr Of J. NJ. Kennedy 2 colts. | yoke oxen. |
hcicr 2 hogs. 0x cart. household and kitchen
furniture. Levied on rs the property OF j. NJ. Ken
nelv, at the snit o: l!rowu. Nani;vcr & Co
TERMS. CASH: Purchasers to pay extra Tor titles
and stamps. a
L. THOMAS, s.r.n
Feb 7. SCI ~ I'd
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Wonderful bot ti'rue.

INT ADAME REMINGTON, the worldrc.
I7i nownc's ns,rolngist and Snmnambuli,,ic
Clnirvuyant. while in u clnirvnynnt state deli.
noatcs the very features uf the person you are
to marry. and by the aid Of an instrument of in
tense power known as the Psychnmotrore.
guarantees to produce perfect and ife.like
picture of tho future husband or wife of the np-
plicant, with date nf n'nrriaSe hccupaton lead; !;
ing traits of character. &c. This is no imposi.
ton. IA testimonials without number can assert
by stating place Of birth, age disposition, color
Of eyes and hair, and cnclosing fifty cents, and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself. you
or with desired information.
BGy- Address in confidence. MADAME GER.
rRuDE REMlNoroN, p. O. Box, 207, West Troy,
New York. 81,
Feb l6. 1867 81 ~
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i1hI}TTEI!

'I'fE p,t,lir is caitnnrd not to hire Jonus and
i Char'eS yLt:k$on. aias G"np"'," two free men,
forn,cil belong irr 10 & l. y. l.. Calhoun as th"y
have contracted xth nc 'or lie year 1857. Any
information ni t!.iy whcrrahou;s will hc thankful
ly received. My .'nt, office is prmlrlcn. $. G.
j. ". CRAWFORD.
Cold Spring rckcns Dist. Fab Is 1857 >
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w. III d 81 EA e. NJ -
nj e S II a CHE S.!

Z E.'ORCED To grow upon the smnnlicst face
D i'm from three IN five weeks bv usins DIR.
SEN lG NE'S RESTAURArEUR CApIL.'
LAIRE, thamns' wonderful discovery in m"d.
orn science. acting upon The Beard aud Hair
in an almost miraculous manner. Il has been
used by the elite Of Paris and London with the
most hattcring success. Names of all arur.
clnscrs will be registered. and if entire salts
faction is not given in every instance. the mon.
cy will he chccrfnlly refunded. Price by mail,
sealed and postpaid, 81 Descriptive circulars
and tcstim"niYls mailed FREQ. Address BER.
GER, SHUTS & CO., Chemists. No. 285 River
street. Troy, n. y. Solo agents for the United
States.
Fab Is, 1897 81 II
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w HEN ~ ne uan 81: DIR JOlNNILLE' S
w EiLNlN y,u cnn be cared permanent
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-06-25
THE SOUTHERN OPINION.

The long expected weekly paper. entitled 1.-THE
Southern Opinfon,"-H. Rives Pollard, Editor
and Proprietor its appearance on Satur-
day, the 18th of June 1t is large paper, con-
tanning q columns and is one of the best looking
which has ever been issued from Southern print
ing Office. The subscription price is 81 per an
mum.
We have received copy of the first issue, and
are pleased with its tone. 1t is more conservative
than we were led by the prospectus to INFER 1t
would be. We hope that it will be a true expo
nent of Southern Opinion, and that it will be lib
orally sustained.
With the Southern Opinion, I'VE scorn that
class of truckers to power who do not know how
to submit without grovelling and fawning and
licking the hand that smites them and still more
do we despise that still baser tribe of creatures
who have so recently become more radical than
the Radicals. If we are ever to be restored to the
Union, we would enter it, not as emancipated
hewers of wood and drawers of water, but as
equals and sharers OF the rights and privileges OF
a common government, to whose historical glory
and lustre the South has chiefly contributed in
the past"