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NEw YORK, April 1l.-Cotton Is un-
changed sales 1000 bales uplands 274G
2Sc. Flour l0tGI5c better for higher
grades. Whisky quiet aud unchaa1ged.
Wheat quiet but l@2c better. Corn 1c
higher but less active. Coffee firm.
Sugar in good demand and &c higher 4;
Cuba l09lic; Havana ll@ll4. Mo-
lasses firm at 52G56Sc for Cuba Porto
Rico 65gS5c. New mess pork is q shade
irmer at 500 S0623 Is. Cut meats dull /;
shoulders Si9l0e hams Isolde. Lard
12Gl3tc. Money is q shade easier at
697c for call loans. Government securi-
ties are a shade firmer.
CINcINNATI, April lL-Flour is firm
and unchanged at S11@16, whole range.
Winter red wheat firm at So 10. Corn
in good demand ear SOC. Rye quiet
and unchanged at 81 80. Cotton dull
and nominal. Whisky firm. Provisions
dull. Mess pork s22 1898. Bulk meats
S910c. Bacon 9l@1l4@12lc shoulders,
sides and clear sides; hams I31c plain
@13c. Timothy seed sos 10. Sugar
firm at Il3@l4e. Coffee 25@2Se.
NEW ORLEANS, April 11.-Sales of 1000
bales of cotton, unchanged; low mid
ding, 27627te; receipts, 1912 bales; ex-
ports, 54Sl bales. Sugar, l34(914c.
Prime TO choice molasses, nominal.
Flour, active and higher; superhne,
SI3 50@13 rs. Corn, 81 30@I S5. Oats,
$50. Pork, dull and declined soc mess,
s23 50. Bacon, rib sides, lac clear,
13Rc. Lard, firm, I3A914fc. Gold, so.
Sterling, 47@49f. New York sight, I
premium.
ST. LOUIS, April 11.-Tobaceo heavy,
leaf ranging $5@17 75. Cotton quiet, Csc.
Flour, stock small, firm-snperiae,
$40 25@12 so; extra, S13SI4; double
extra, $I3 50Gl5 SO; treble extra SIS so
OILS. Wheat weak-spring, 50 SOGS;
fsir fall, IS IS; prime, So SOFAS SIS
choice, s. go. Corn dull, 81 O8@I ii.
Oats advanced S3985c. Rye, stiff, 81 IS
Provisions quiet. Mess. pork, S22 so;
bacon shoulders, 9fc; clear sides, life.
Lard held 12l, 1904. Whisky very
dull, So 10.
LOUISVILLE April l1.-Tobacco, firm
for good leaf sales, 155 hhds. at g $50
AZ 90 for light common hugs to bright
manufacturing leaf. Superine Eour,
$40 25@1l 25. Wheat, none. Corn, ear
in bulk, use; sheiled, $4,000. Oats,
10000. Bulk mess pork, SO. Bulk
shoulders, Sic packed bacon shoulders,
SIC clear sides, l23c. Prime lard, l2ie
; 1890 kegs. Raw whisky, free,
81 % bond, 23c. Cotton, 2S3c.
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ANEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FEL DISCOVERY.

NJ. II. Wilde, of Liverpool, has brought
out Il new discovery in electricity during
the past year, which Is described az ex-
oeedingly brilliant aud important. He
has found a method Of producing cleo
trici:y in quantities and Of an intensity
hitherto unknown, by the action of fee
BILE electrical currents upon powerful
magnets. His apparatus consists of six
permanent magnets weighing only q
pOaud each, q i0-electrO magnetic ma
chine, having al electro magnet, weigh
ing three pounds, (which aecumu-
Hass aud retains the developed electricity
on the same principle as an Insulated
submarine cable or the Leyden jar and
an srmature revolving within an iron
cylinder at the rate OF 1900 terns q
minute. The cylinder is about a foot
long, and has 8 bore Of two and a half
inehasi the armaturs which plays within
1t, not touching the sides, Is coiled about
with insulated copper wire. 1t is from
the immature, when the different parts
of tie apparatus have been connected
and put into operation, that the cleo
tricity is evolved and the effects are pro-
duceti.
This machinery evolves a light which
rival. the sun in its dazzling luminous
ness, and surpasses that orb in taking
photographs. At a distance of q quarter
of q mile 1t throws shadows from the
flames of street lamps upon a wall. Two
photographers in England have set up
The machine in their shops, and now do
all the copying and charging by the
new electric light at night. The
heating power Of the fame is so in
tense that it melts seven feet of No. Is
iron wire, and heats to a red heat
twenty one feet Of the same wire in an
instant. The cost Of the apparatus is
small, the waste of the materials trifing,
and the expense of working light. For
lighting streets, lighthouses, and for
Illuminating public buildings, the new
discovery is far superior to gas, and there
are probably various other purposes be-
sides those already indicated, to which
it may be devoted, If its properties are
truthfully described.
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WASHINGTON April u.-In the SUI
preme court this evening, Nj. OiConner
asked leave to file the bill Of complaint
Of Georgia tomorrow, enjoining Secre-
tary Stanton, Gems. Grant and Pope
from executing the military act. The
court replied that he might now file It.
Attorney General Stanbury gave notice
that be would resist the motion, hut de-
ferred that Of Mississippi because the
president was not named. The court,
by express desire, arranged SO that both
cases will be heard tomorrow.
In the senate Mr.. Bsyard was quail
fed and took his seat.
Mr.. Sumner offered a resolution which
was adopted, that the president be re-
questsd to furnish, II compatible, copies
Of any official opinions which have been
given on the Interpretation OF the get
regulating the tenure of Office, and
especially in regard to the appointments
by the president.
A resolution to print 1900 copies OF the
army register for 1885 was passed, and
also a resolution to print 5000 extrs
copies of the reports on the repairs 81 th'
Mississippi levees. a
1t is the opinion Of some Of the Ables
lawyers that the senate should not, un
der the provisions of the civil tenure bill
adjourn until all vacancies have beei
filed by the president and confirmed b.
the senate. In some cases the sensti
has rejected IS many a three for tn
same Office.
The senate has confirmed w. A. Mil
as postmaster at Pine Bluff, Ark.
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GENERAL


The New York Tribune, In a late ar
ticle upon the resignation Of General
RosEcRANs, part Of which we copy
below, makes some rather damaging
illusions TO General GRANT, impeach-
ing alike his vigour as q commander and
his generosity and fairness as q man,
and quietly, but pretty certainly indi-
eating that the cause is to be further
heard before the judgment of history Is
to be pronounced upon his merits, even-
as a commander.
It was less than sixty days after the
attack upon Fort Sumter when he did
US his first great service in Western Viz
giRist by compelling the surrender of
Pegram at Rich mountain. The PLAN
ming and the fighting were both ex-
clusively his; the reward was given
to Mcclellan. After the Great De-
layer had been transferred to the Po-
tomtsc, Rosecrans fought the battle
Of CsTnifeX Ferry, drove Wise, Floyd,
and Lee across the mountains, finished
the campaign with brilliant rapidly,
and when there was hardly q rebel
pick ct left on this side Of the Allegheny
mountains, was relieved, for no fault OF
his own, that q mountain department
might be created for Gen. Fremont. He
| fought and won the battle of Iuka in
| September, 1862, while his superior off,
| Ger, Gen. Grant, was lying inactive with
his troons four miles from the field Of
conflict, and although for this engage
ment he was made a major general Of
volunteers, there sprang out Of it a mis-
understanding with Gen, Grant which
has hsd much to do with the marring OF
all ~Hoseerans's subsequent career. The
next month at Corinth he beat Van Dorn
and Price, with but little more than hal
as many men as his a~dversaries, gaining
the most important victory Of the wal
IN to that time. Recalled from the pur
suit. &Jatly against his own Judgment
by Gen. Grant, he was relieved of hi
command nine days after the battle RnC
ordered to Cincinnati.
Two months after his appointment, DC
tober SOth, to the command of the four
tenth corps at Bowling Green, Ky, b,
had converted q demoralized rabble int
a magnificent army, and led 1t acros
the Cumberland. The four days battll
of Stone river wac won not more by tn
intrspidity Of the soldiers than by tn
personal valor and skill of Roseneran
him self, and was q magnlncenI preiuu
to the brilliant campaign Of the summe
of 1858, by which be drove Bragg's arm.
outlof Middle Tennessee, and across tn
Tennessee river. The hattie Of Chica
manga in September was a bloody en-
counter, in which both sides were to-
badly crippled to continue the fray bu
il secured us in the possessiod of Chatts
nooga, the objective point Of the cam
paign and the key Of all the countr,
south of the Cumberland mountains
Nevertheless, ROsecrans was again re
lieved of his command, and for severs
months was allowed to remain In obscu
rity. Then ne was sent to Missouri
where, beside doing efficient militar.
service, he discovered the secret conspi
raey Of the knights of the Golden Cir
Gle. Yet he was q more removed
and has had a command since.
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he Republic, anu does notnlng ior III
~ since the FFench people has mGni-
f.sted its will, whatsoever opposes that
,sIl a out Of Che pale Of the Sovereigni
and everything out of the pale of The
.oorereion is hostile. Between
the people and its enemies there is moth
ing in common but the sword. We
must govern by the steel those who can
not be governed by Justice.
The Government is q perpetual
conspiracy against the present order
of things. . The
Government is a hierarchy Of errors and
WRONGS. All the enc
mics Of the Republic are in the Govern
ment. In vain you exhaust yourselves
here in making laws in vain your som
mittee, in vain some Ministers second
you everything conspires against them
and you.n
One imsglnes it is STEVENS denouno-
ing the President; and In WENDELL
PHILLIPs and the cursings Of the pulpit
sees reproduced the savage u~ttersnces
AGAINST ths disIoyal aud indifferent, Of
DkNroN and SAINT JUST.
Such Is the inevitable course OF Rsdi-
calism-tooverturn ali Constitutional and
legal guarantees that protect the liberty
and life ofthe citizen, in order to reach and
extermine those whom it fears or who
are odious to it; to substitute its own
desDotic will in the stead Of Constitu-
tionaI liberty; to appeal from the true
people to the lowest populace; to con-
centrste all the powers Of the State in q
Congress or National Convention of pop
liar representatives, that they may be
transferred by 1t to triumvirate
[ a decemvirate or q Committee O
/. Pubnc Safety to create unlawful anC
= murderous tribunals, and dispense with
all the salutary formalities of crimina
I ~iustiee TO assail, vituperate and bring
r into contempt the Executive Magis
: tracy and the Judicial Tribunals t
: establish q hideous despotism, Will
/ generously repeating with constant lite
/ ration the words, Liberty, Equality, Fra
: t~ernity; and TO become in every possible
! way the curse of humanity, the sutho
] of anarchy, oppression, corruption, mur
: der and bankruptcy.
/ We shall yet again, reproducing tn
s acts and ~utterances of Jacobinism AM
: its high priests of the Reign Of Terror
hold up the mirror to the Rsdicslism Q
! our own day, that it may see reAecte0
E from the glass its own ugly and repul
: sive Ilneaments, and earn to hate itseli
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~ OF THE APPEAL

To THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL
In consequences OF judicial proceedings' had In
reepect to the interests OF different parties IN
,bs APPEAL the paper, the printing estAe-
Us,msnt ana the good wiz q the paper have
old and the undersigned have become
the purchasers.
Every possible exertion viii be made Wrenoe
the APPEAL more acceptable 70 us Tesoers'
and more desirable as a medium Of adver-
Using. Much more space vi be devoted to
reading matter, and q special column be aP-
propristed weekly TO Masonic Information
The undersigned hope, by close attention to the
sasirs OF the paper and once, 10 give II
claims equal to those OF any other journal OF
the city to the support and confidence Of the
community,
John T. c. HOGAN a co.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE annual
report of the Methodist book concern
shows a profit Of over 100000. The
payment for bishops salaries, travelling
expenses, etc, is s27,4 "A. The assets Of
the concern are Ses2,034, and 1t owes
Sl26,675,
A steamer from Havana reports that
the liberals were bombsrding Vera Cruz
on the I'd, and that Macmillan was In
Cuemavocs.
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10 CORRESPONDENTS.

noti' e can be taken Of Anonymous Com
ar nications. Whatever Is intended Tor IN
Ssrtion in the AFPEAL, must be suthenu-
Gated by the name and address OF ~
wrter-nat necessarily for pubhesusn'
As q guarantee for MS good hath ana
sponsibfity.
All business letters for this once shouo
dressed 10 "THE APPEAL, @emphA
An Communication for pubAeaaon
written on one side OF the page =
All other matters connected with the 49,
TisI department should be addressed' EDI'
TORS FrHK APPBAL, Memphis
~ cannot asa rule, undertake 70 return art'
cles not founds suitable for publication
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the system itself win infallibly generate
the base vermin of spies and informers,
and $ still more pestilent race Of politicsi
tools and retainers of the meanest and
most pdio1s description while the pro-
digious patronage which the collecting
of this splendid revenue will throw into
the hi.nds Of the government, will invest
it with so vast az influence, and hold
out such mean and temptations to cor
rnpticn, as all the virtue and public
spirit, even Of republicans, will be unable
N ragiat ~
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A COMPANY is forming in New York
to Introduce the cultivation of cotton on
a large scale In South Florida. It Is pro-
posed to engage about $500 laborers.
Capital 50, 000, 900, Of which ten per cent.
only is TO be collected for the fret year.
The company propose TO turn an honest
penny by every available resource, such
as fisheries, sale OF lumber, sale Of lands
to settlers, etc.
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THE government sold during the past
year, So, 204, 100 worth Of postage
stamps and envelopes. We sent abroad
4 $685. letters, and received from
abroad 4, 54S, $50. We sent nearly 3,000,-
600 newspapers. and received q little
over 10000. The number Of postof1ces
Is 2S,S26, of which there has been re-
opened-in the rebellious states PTS.
cities have the free delivery
system, and the plan gives excellent
satisfaction.
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FOREIGN.

PARIS, April 1.-THE Monitesaroi thls
morning contains 81 editorial on the
European situation, the tone whereof il
pacific and tranquilizing.
CoNsTANTTNoPLE, April 1.-THE
Turkish government has sent omer
Pacha to Thessaly to take command Of
the troops.
LONDON, April II, 2p.m.-5-2Os have
advanced I. Illinois Central shares are
! lower and Erie l..
LIVERPOOL, April IL, 2p.m-The cot
ton decline continues; middling up
lands have fallen I'd.
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FROm O~EEoINNATI.

CINCINNATI, April ia large dis
tillery, belonging to FOote, Nash 4 Co,
corner of Pearl and Kelgour streets,
was burned. Loss about 500 200.
The river has risen two inches.
A st. Louis special from Fort Dodge
says, indications favor q grand Indian
confederation and bloody war.
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The Charleston Courier states that
the islaad Of New Providence, w. Il,
was once an ~appendance Of South Caro-
lima. VIM. Sayle, the first governor of
South Carolina under the British, hay-
ing represented to the lords proprietors
the Importance Of New Providence 10
the colony of South Carolina, the pro-
prietors obtained from the British crown
an additional grant Of charter, of this
Island, in connection with that which
they had obtained Of the Carolinas.
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THE population OF Mexico is about
eight millions. Ex-Gov. Harris, Of Ten
nessee, who has been there and knows
something Of the qnarrelsome nature OF
the people, thinks that II shout seven
millions were exterminated, the balance
might be able 70 live peacefully.
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FROM SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, April 1.-THE re-
publican state convention to-day adopted
resolutions ~instrueting the delegates at
large to support the constitutional
amendment giving suffrage TO negroes.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, April 11.-River rising
slowly with eight anda half feet in the
canal.
The state convention Of the union de-
mooracy met to-day and nominated
Aaron Harding for governor, Judge w.
B. Kenkead for Acknowledgements and
John NJ. Harlan for atttorny-general.
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THE New York Gazette says that from
all that can be gathered, the exodus from
this country to the Paris exhibition will
be much snesaar than was at first antici-
pated. Aside from the Americans who
would have gone to Europe for a sum-
mer's trip, had there been no exhibition,
the exhibitors, and those who will make
the trip for purely business purposes,
there will De fewer Americans going to
Paris this year than the P~arlsiaas expect.
or the owners of the transatlantic
steamboat lines will like.
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A WAITER sends 70 a Providence
paper the following prescription for hy-
droFhobiss which cannot do harm Fat
the green shoots of asparagus raw sIeep
and p~erspiration will be Induced. and
the disease can thus be cured in anv
stage OF canine madness. A man in
Athens, Greece, was cured by this rem
edy after the paroxysms had com.
meuced.
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NINE of the largest diamonds ever
seen in this country are now on view at
Reeds diamond parlor," New York.
They are attached to a string of sixty
nine rare pearls, the whole forming a
necklace and brooch which, for value
and beauty of the stones, are unequaled
by any but the court jewels. II has
taken Eve years to make this collection
OF massive bFillisnts, and the price of the
trifing bauble is only sixty thousand
dOllars--a larger sum, we believe, than
was put on any single piece Of jewelry
yer manufactured in America.
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FROM NEW

NEW ORLEANS, April 11.-There was
a large burglary on Canal street this
morning. Thirty thousand dollars
worth Of jewelry was stolen. The
thieves, however, were captured and the
Jewels recovered.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

March term Of the Shelby county,
a re-r rourt. Letters of Administrators
-rsnted me on the estate Of William
Floyd, deceased, Ell persons owing said estate
~ lsimE VIII present them properly anthem
ttS.trd a. the law directs, or they VIII Be barred.
ANNIE FLOYD, AdmtniStrNtrix.
as,nphis. Tenn, March, lS7. ap7 w4w
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THIRTY white and thirty-niue colored
miners were killed by an explosion IN
the Glover Hill coal pits, Chesterfield
county. Va, on "Wednesday. .
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THE total vote cast in the municipal
election at st. Louis, does not reach
fourteen thousand. and is ten Thousand
less than the vote OF Cincinnati last
Tuesday. ~
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MdrshGl's Sale.

In Admiralty.
Johns shaekletts vs.. Steamboat John Perry.
D1 virtue Of a decree OF the United States
I'D District Court for ths District OF West Ten
pessee, / win, IN THURSDAY, the 18Th day OF
April, 1857, sell to the highest bidder, for cash
at the wharf In the city OF Memphis, the
steamboat John d. Perry her boats, machinery,
tackle and furniture.
eaie 70 take place between the hours Of 10
O'Clock Am and 4 pm, Of said day.
SAM II. JONES, q. 5. Marshal.
By ISAAC W. GRIFPrTH, Deputy.
April 10th. 49,. anil ID
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A MODEL engine Is to be exhibited at
B Paris exposition, which was con
strueted in 1884, in the workshops of the
Orleans company in France. Il IL ra.
markabie Tor having run $3.50 miles In
three years without repairs.
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'Ts.
United STATES OF AMERICA.
Hnrnn n IL - -

UNITED STATEs OF AMERICA.
DISTRICT CoUET IF THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF WEST I~ENSEssEE.
WHEREAS, JOHN 8. SHACKLETTE has
w filed a Libel, civil and maritime, against
the Steamboat " John d. Perry her bOats,
tackle, apparel and furniture;
And whereas, said steamboat, etc, has been
seized by the Marshal OF the United States. FOR
the District aforesaid, for the causes IN said
Libel set forth, and praylng the usual process
aud mOnitiOn OF the Court in tina behalf Now,
therefore, in pursuance Of the process OF said
Court to me directed, d. hereby give public
warning and notice TO all persons having
or pretending 70 have any interest in said
before the said Court at the Federal Court
room, IN the city Of Memphis, on the Ist Monday
In May. 1867, and show cause, II any they have
or know, Why the said property shall not be
condemned and sold TO satisfy the demand OF
ubellRnt.
This IOth day Of April, IsJ
aAA. H. JONES,
US. Marshal for the District OF West Team,
By IsAAcW W. GRIFFIrH, Deputy o. 5. n.
apll lit
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TINS P~srsneuhsp existing between MAneour.
4 Bryson Is this day dissolved oI mutual
consent, D. Bysen purchasing :. ~ MAP
eourtss eatiIe interest IN the mmer aotSl'
n arc fnture IRE Hotel viii be conducted by ID.
Brvsou. Who assoues ailiabAttiss OF the nrm
and makes ali collections.
D. BHfBOE.
60 49, AnrfI . 1857. apII In
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REV. DR.. BURrIs, who died in Buffalo
last week, when at Union, In 1928,
founded the Kappa Alpha, the Oldest
college society in the country.
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There is 10 doubt that we are the best
taxed people on the face Of the earth.
What with the United States stamp
act, internal revenue tax, cotton tax and
tariff, and Jul State tax, county tax and
city tax, we may well appreciate, as ap-
plicable to ourselves, the following de-
scription Of English taxation, by SID
NEY SMITH:
PEE COST OF MILITARY GLoRY.
We can inform Brother Jonathan
what are the inevitable consequences of
being too fond of glory. TIres upon
every article that enters into the mouth.
or covers the back, or is placed under
foot-taxes upon everything which it is
pleasant to see, hear, feel, smell, or
taste-taxes upon warmth, light, and
loeomotion-taXes on everything on
earth, and the waters under the earth,
on everything that comes from abroad
or is grown at home, taxes on
the raw material, taxes on ev-
erv fresh value that is added
TO It by the Industry of man-taxes on
the sauce which pampers mans appe-
lite, and the drug that restores him to
heaIth-on the ermine which decorates
the Judge, and the rope which hangs the
criminsl-on the poor mans salt and
the rich mans Spleen the brass nails
of the coffin, and the ribbons Of the
bride-at bed or board, couchant or
we must pay. The ~schoo-lboy
whips his taxed top, the beardiess youth
manage his taxed horse with q taxed
bride ON a taxed road, and the dying
Englishmsn, pouring his medicine, which
has paid seven per cent, into a spoon
that has paid fifteen per cent, filings
back upon his chintz bed, which
has paid twenty-five per cent, and ex-
pires in the arms of an apothecary who
AS paid q license Of 8 hundred pounds
for the privilege Of putting him TO
ieath. His whole property is then
Immediately taxed from two to ten
Der cent. Besides the probate, large fees
demanded for burying him in the
.hancel: his virtues are banded down to
oosteritv on taxed marble, and he is then 4
gathered to his fathers-to be taxed no
In addition TO all this, the habit
IF dealing with large sums will makethe
government avarioious and profuse and