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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-16
Il. A. BEAuREPAmE, NJ. ID
e.. y. DUJARDIN, NJ. ID.
JEAN DE LEUCHRE, Nj. ~.
JEAN DE bkVCHRk, NJ. u.
To Garanciere n Dupont,
No. atf, Hive Lombard. Paris.

bS,dentd7y and Sudious Occupations, 0risO.
4Heieties or whatever tends TO impair the Wal
Action of the Brain, Heart or herUOug SVstem fre
quently lead to the most DisfressinY and f1iJdr.
TdssiHg Disorders OF the WHILE system. Stg.
especially liable to these Weaknesses, should IL
sort promptly to DIR. DELAMARKE's SPECIFIC
PILLS.
A Pamphlet, containing full particulars. with
Directions and Advice, printed in French Ger.
man. spanish and English, accompanies each boz
and will be sent by mail free OF cost to any ons
who will write for II.
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eB-Rich, Rare and Racy-Huston Hall,
music, night of 22d.
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Police MATTERs.-ln the way of police
items we have several records to make up
this morning, of the misbehayior of par
ties called to account before Mayor Ken
ney.
Officers Engle and Staley, discovering
that one Geo. w. Kirk was not on his good
behavior and rafferty, disorderly in his
conduct, thought best to check him in his
mad career and brought him before the
Mayor, who politely requested George to
come down with the Gust" to the amount
of 81 20, and George yielding to the mild
request was suffered to depart.
A market-man on the slight weight
dodge thought to dispose of his butter to
good advantage, but the proper authorities
discovering the trick, taught him lesson
by requiring him to deposte 81 80 for the
use of the city. As it was the first oiiense,
and we hope the last we withhold the
name of the party.
Mollie Dalton appeared before Esquire
Turner on time this morning, and after a
hearing was discharged.
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&C. 81 per TOY. orsix Roxes forSh

Sold by all the principal Druggists, or win be
sent by mail securely sealed from all observation
ON receipt Of the specified price by any authorized
agent or by the sole General Agents for America
| OSCAR 6. MOSES Il co, 21 Cortlandt Street New
York. Authorized agent for Dayton ~ W
STEWART all orders by mail promptly at
tended to- OC5daWeOwiy.4
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"OLp FoLks"-rhc "Old Folks will be
here Monday to give us one of their inim-
table entertainments, and notwithstanding
the admonition contained in the old coup
let:
"Old folks, old folks, better go To bed.
And not put mischief In young folks head
we advise to the contrary. and expect to
see crowded house Of "old folks" and
young folks, at the Opera House Monday
night.
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EGNTAlNS ALL THE MEDICAL VIRTUES or
- Pine Tree Tar Wine ofIar cures Consumptios
19lHs gore I'm oat and HreRtt, BronchitiF ltiua
p'plhefmi Gravel, nmhetaa aud Diseases I'm, Rio-
ncy9nd bladder and Other complaints.
sold ny Druggists aud GroceTs throuph,ut tho
United States ~ only 81 OOa bottle
W. W. STEWART, GENEgaI AoEsT.
Hewhro of fCOUnIeTFeI.
Gehnlne havo"Wiue Of Tar" blown on hotue.
trtoOu
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eB- If you want to get your Boots
neatly repaired, go to Goodman.
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OHECKS, RECEIPTS. &C.
Neatly printed atthe EMPIRE
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POST OFFICE, DAYTON, o., February ., 1867
Untilfurther notice the mails will arrive and
lose at this Olice rs fnllnMs.
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MtdifaI.
Llfe-Realth-Strength.
LIfe-Health-Strongth.
Llfe-Health-Strength.
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
SPECIFIC PILLS,

Are prepared by the Messieurs GARANciERK n De
poNr, fhamaceutists, No. 2i4, Rue Lombard
Paris from the Prescription OF Or. JUAN DELA
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DEFY CoMPETnIoN.-Leben &
Son, No. los Main street, call particular at
tention to their new and splendid stock OF
fall and winter Clothing. They defy COM
petition, and will not be undersold by any
other house in the city.
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The Gem Of the SeaSoH.-The Minstrels
on Friday night, 22d.
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Letter OF Recommendation.

CryrLRMEN I've have used the "sPEcIFie
PILLS" made from DIR. DELAMAbRE's PREsCEiP.
Tfoy during-soycral years past, in our private ana
nuiJic practice, and have found them most ener
tretie and efficient Remedy In cases Of spemator
1hen or seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily on
Pye,nafuys Emissions; sexual Weakness or Im
ne 3acv. Special Derangements Of the Nervous Sys
tem Weaknesses arising from Secret Habits ana
seVttnl Exercises; ReidgdtiOn OF the Genital On
,nns. Weak spine; Affections Of the Eyes; "Limop
er "Brick Dust" Deposits IN the Urine; Milky
Discharges Pnleness Of the skin, with Sunken
Irregular action Of the Heart and in all the ghasty
train OF symptoms arising from Over-use, abuses
on loss from ANY cause, Of the Nervous Force
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all per.
sons suffering from any SynpfOmdftc or Organic
Affections of the GENiTO-U BINARY SYSTEMS, TO use
these Pills. With high respect, We areyOurs most
sincerely,
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BOYS AND ToUTH's CLoTHING.---An en-
tire new apartment---the best in the city
just received by Lcbensburger Il Son. No.
l0S Main'StrePt.
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$1,OOO,OOO,
FOR ONE DOLLAR
The Merchants 81 Manufacturers,
JEWELRY ASSOCIATION


TALLS your attention to the fact Of its being
~ the largest and most popular Jowery AZ.
socintinn in the United States. The business is
aud always has been conducted in the most car.
did and honorable mnnnnr. Our rapidly in
crcnsing trado il a sure guarantee of tho nprrc.
citation uf our patrons for this method Of obtain.
ing rich, elegant aud costly gonds. The sudden
stagnation of trade in Europe. owing to the late
German war, anu recent disastrous financial
crisis in Europe. has caused the failure of u
large number of Jewclry houses in London and
Paris, obliging them to sell their goods n, n
grent sacrifice, in some instances less than on o.
third the cost Of manufacturing. Wo hnve late
~ purchased very largely of these Bankrup,
bonds. at such extremely low ,rices that we cnn
afford to sond away Finer Gonds aud give bet
tor chances to draw the most valuable prizes
than any other establishment duiny u similar
buainess. OUR AIM is TO PLEASE, nn,l we
respectfully s"licit your patronage, as VIC nre
confident of giving the utmost satisfaction. Du.
ring the past year wc have forwarded number
Of the most valuable prizes to all parts of the
country. Those who patronizc us will receive
the full value of their money, as no article on
our list is worth loss than One Dollar, retail
and thore nre no Blanks. Parties dealing with
US mny depend on having prompt returns. aud
tho article drawn will bo Immediately sent to
any address by return mail or express
The following parties have recently drawn
valuable prizes from the Merchants l. Manu-.
facturers' Jowcrv Association, and have kindly
allowed the use Of their names:
Frederick V. Browne. Esq. Treasury Dcnart.
ment' Washington. ID. G.. Pinno, value, $3.50 !:
M'ss A9na l.. Frost. Wavcriy Terrace, n. Y
city. Ladies' G. I'D Ennmcled ant, Diamond So,
Watch, value. 300: William b. Emmons, NJ.
Of"a"s. In. Sewing Machine. value $7i
George L. Davenpnrf. Mobile Ala, Silver rr.
Set value. 5000; Miss Lncv OrD,ur,, A;i.,ry
Ill.,. Sewing Machine. value sos M.~. MAJ,
j. Downing, Louisville Ky. Gold Watch. VA,
ue, 5000; James B. Fowler IIarrislnrg. r.,
Silver Hunting Case Watch. value S75 Re-"
Wm. Peysor Milwaukee, Wis. Wheeler 4 vii
son Sewing Machine. value, 1925 j. j. Bick.
lord' SIM Fr.nsisco; CAL. Gold Lined Silver Tea
Set value" $500; Edward l.. Rice, st. I.nnia.
Mo- Melodcon, value. $3.50: Miss Helen d.
Sncais. Detroit. Mich. Diam. nd Cluster Ring,
value, @ S225 Horati" G. Frost, Chicago, nj,
=. Hewins, Don;phnn. Kansas. Chickerins
$65. ''''"''
Many namos could be placed on the list, but
We publish no names without permission. Our
patrons are DESIRE to send nv U. S. currency
when convenient.
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Notice to Creditors.
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN EoUITY-pICKENs.
Marth" a. B"gge. Adm'x. Billto Administer Es
Ehu Griffin and Others. ,sts .ets; j" cls3,,,: ngGy r.
ON hearing the Bill. in this cause. and "u
~ motion Of Whtner & Whitncr. Complain
ants Snlicitors, it is ordered TINT u Writ Of In
junction do issue. to be directed to Eihu Griffin
claiming to he q creditor Of Thomas Hamilton
Boggs, reatrnining him from prosecuting his
snt further aganst Martha A. Boggs admins
tratrix Of the eaid Thomas Hamilton Bogga :;
and that the said Elihn Griffin, the tuing cred
itor and all other creditors Of Thomas ifumi..
onjoned from commoncing suits at law. and @
from prosecuting the suit already commenced
against the snid MarthaA Boggs, as Administra.
trix, Tor debts alleged to DO due to them or ci.
ther of thom. from the said Thomas Hamilton
Bogge.
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, c.E.p.p.
Com'rs Office, April 0, 1867. 20-3m
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The State of South Carolina,
IN TIE COURT OF ORnYNARY

James ii. Cannon
Martha Garrett and others, Petit;ons for
James II. Reeder Partition
Martha Garrett and othera.
appearing to my satisfaction that Frasier Nc
Carly and Milton Garrett, Defendants IN tho
above cases. reside beyond the limits Of the State
II is ordered, therefore. that snid absent Defend
ants do appear at the Court Of Ordinary to he hold
en- At Pickons c. IT,, for Pickcns District on tho
24th day Of May next TO show cause, if my thew
can, why the Real Esate of Stephen Garrett. do.
coascd, should not be partitoncd by division or
sale, between the said Plaintiff and tho Heirs At
law of said Stephen Garrett decensed and that
portion belonging to said Stephen Garrett. decd.
II separated, so'd for Division among his heirs
according to law. Given under my hand and seal
Of Office. this goth February. 1867
W. F.. HOICOMBE, ORD.
Feb. 20, 1867 22 A.,
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tions in principle, and the Same misohievous

tons in principle, and the Same mischievous
result.
That the advice he now gives is dictated by
what he believes to be the honor and interest
of tho State, We do not for moment doubt.
While as Provisional Governor ho did some
things which wo cannot think wise, and said
SOME things which we wish unsaid yet on the
whole, he administered the powers with which
he was entrusted, with Kindness, generosity
aud good temper, and strove to restore the
Union with all her differences of opinion com.
posed, and her people an unit in sentiment,
feeling and interest. And it is becaus, VIZ
respect both his character and ability that we
propose to review carefully the grounds and
the consequences of tho advice contaiucd in
his recent letter.
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HERR DR.. julius Won FE1scHwsILEn,
an eocentrie German phyaciau, recently died,
leaving in his will what il considered a secret
for increasing the years of our life. His own
age was 100, and hs attributed it to the fact
that he always slept with his head to the
north, aad the rest Of his body AsAr a. posi-
BILE in meridiaaal position. BY this means,
he thought the iron in his body became mag
netized, aud thus increased the energy Of the
ssal principle.
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Agents wanted Evcryxyherc.

un"nmn'led Inducements offered to Indies
ann .:n uchts VINO MI net MS such. Our dcsc-ip.
i've circulars will bc sent on application.
D''tribni"na aro made in tho following man.
ner Certificates naming ench article and its
value are placed in sealed envelopes. which arr
W well = mixed. One Of thcse envelopes containing
I"e ho dorar" cGrtoates or ordor for some article viii
address, without regard to choice, on recent of
twenty-five cents ~ vi
Un receiving the Certificate tho purchaser
VIII see what article it draws and its value. and
can sonI One Dollar and receive the or,icla
named: Purchasers of our Sealed Earclones
may, IN this manner, obtain an article worth
from one to five hundred dollars.
Long letters arc unnecessary. uoro -, .
slnancss sm T, to write plain directions Orders for
SEALED ENVELOPES must in everv cosc ho
accompanied with tho Cash. with the nomo 10
s,e sne person sending and Town. County and
dt 1.n.e P'a'n,y written Letters should be nd
dressed to tho Managers, az follows:
JACKSON. CORNISH e. co
1913 K l9i Brnud"nc
April d. 1857 oo
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MILLsT0NEs /! MILLsTONTs.
April 4. 1857

VIE undersigned wishes to inform ,hoso J.,
- oi .ne above mentioned articles. that thew can
9. suppned with very superior oualitv Of Cor,
anin OF any sze at reasonable rates Al, wnrh
purohaaor w',h any draf, drcss required BY the
dresaed and I,I hn ,oorrantea perfect Old Stones re-
upLE SHOT BALANCE, tho most aoonrst 10 uSI.
"se' For terms, &c., address '0'' ''c''"'0 now in
An,,ov.,,. r., u !. C. MAYHEM.
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TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTIcr 1,-

"A ~ persons within the limits of Division M o.
IN any wny liable to taxation Under the Excise
'nws Of the United stntes. aro required to moIo
,ne'r . returns immediately. Manufacturers. MorD
J""hss I"nhs iroiessonnls Keepers of Stations and
,"cks &c. %c' must register for License NJ onc.
failure to do so will subject parties to heayy 1",s
DIVISION No. 81. embraces the Cd REGIMEN, @
=. s NJ; Office at Pickens G. H., whers i oon =. b.
r,Sse "" sgSry Monday, Friday, and Saturday until
H. a. II. GIBSON.
Asst Asso:sor, Div. No. 81.
Va, on .e.s 8d Collection Dist. Of &
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

IN ORDINARY-CITArIox.
NHEREAS, ROBE A. Thompson, c.R.P. d. has ap-
w Piled to me for letters of administration on the
Estate of James Eaton, deceased, late Of the Dis
trct Of Pickens and State aforesaid Z: These are
therefore, to cite all and singular tho kindred and
creditors of the said deceased to appear before mo,
at Pickens c. H., on Monday the 27tt day of May
next to show cause if any they can, why said
letters should not be granted Given under nv
hand and seal, April 10Th, 1867
w T. EIDICnNDE
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B II A u II "!
Auburn, Golden, Flaxen & Si!sen
Curls.

DRODUCED by tho uae Of Prof. DEBREtJY,
J. FRISER LIE CHEyEUX. One appico
ton warranted to curl the most atrdeht md
stubborn hair of either sex into wavy Irinelets
or heavy massive curls. Has been u4d nv tho
taah!onable of Paris and London, withthe most
grat,fylng results. Does no injury to }he hair.
criptive Circulars mailed free. Add,bss BIER.
GER SHUTS & Co., Chemists, No. las River
street. Troy, N. Y, Sole Agents for tlb United
Feb 16. 1867 2l "
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Two persons died Of starvation last week,
in the upper part Of Sumtor District.
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AT one Of the schools in Chicago the in.
spector asked the children if they could give
any text in the Scripture which forbade man
having two wives. One of the children sage
ly quoted in reply the text: "No uan oan
serve two masters"
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A coNscRIpT, being told that it was swes.
to die for his country, excused hinself on the
ground that he never did like sweet things.
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A, T. STEwART's income, last year was
Sl,276,752,72.
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PLL KEEP En- AwAKE-Near Newark
lived pious family who had adopted au or
phan, who, BY the way, was rather undcrwit-
ted. He had inIbibed strict views on rclig.
ious matters, however, aud once asked his
adopted mother if she didn't think it wrong
for the old farmers to come to church and fall
asleep paying no better regard to the service
She replied she did. Accordingly before GO
ing to church the next Sunday, he filled his
pocket with apples. One baldhcaded old man
who invariably went to sleep during the ser.
mon, particularly attracted his attention.
Seeing him at last nodding, and giving usual
evidence Of being in the Gland of Dreams"
he took tho astonished sleeper blow with an
apple on the top of his bald pate. The min
lister and aroused congregation at once turned
round and Indignantly gazed at the boy, who
merely said to the preacher, as hc took anoth-
or apple in his hand with sober. honest ex-
preston Of countenance, You preach; III
keep ON awake ~
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
By TIE
Merchants and Manufacturers
JEWELRY ASSOCIATION,
1913 and 1876 B,oadscay, New York Gig
OF Rosewood Pianos and Melodoona, Fine Oil
Paintings. Engravings, Silver Ware, Gold
and Silver Watches md Elegant Jewelry,
consisting Of Diamond Pins. Diamond Rings,
Gold Bracelets. Coral, Florentine. Mosaic
Jet Lava. and Ladies Sets. Gold Pens with
gold and silver extension holders. Sleeve But
tons, sots of Studs, Vest and Neck Chains
plain and chased Gold Chains, &C.. &C.. val
uod ut
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Unlvcrsity Journal OF Medicine nna
Surgery.

y Scmtm"nthlv Journal If Medicine. Snroerv
physi""gy. Hygiene. and General Litcrnfnrc
o'ed nrvo'ed t" the Profession md the pcn.lc.
rue cheapest mclcnl tmrer in tho world. nnb
.'shen every w." weeks. nt Tho University Build
ing. Ninth Street. south of Walnut.
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me gctter up of the club shall hnve ono conu
gratis: It is also the cheapest ADVERTISING ms.
uium J" the world, as it reaches nearly nli pby.
scans and diruggists. besides having a large
r'rmar p I" orr"intio' The price for Advertising
N" papers sent or dvertisemen nts inserted unlsss
prepaid. Address, '' ""''s'
W. PAINE, NJ. D.. Editor.
Jan. 16. 1867 ~ '' ". c
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TO CoNsUMPTIvEs..

: The advertiser, having been restored to health
in fer weeks by a very simple remedy, after
having suffered for..:segcral years with a,sererc
lung affection, and that dread disease. copspmp-
ticn-is anxious TO make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy ofsthe
prescription used with the d:rec-
tens for preparing and using the same which
they will find o SURE CURE fer GoSsUNrTIoS, Asyu-
MA. BRoNchirIs, CorGns, COLDS, and all Throat
and Lung Affections. The only object of the adj
yeriiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceivcs to be Invaluable and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will costtheus
nothing, and may prove blessing. Parties wish
ing the prescriptions, FREE, by return mail, will
please address :-e.,
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,.
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
June 10, 1867 l n, ly
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? AGRICULTURAL PAPERS.

1, Sontasgi ealliyaior.AeT June number Of this
:iss0niite monthly has been onhapd for. several
'sfegss We have go5oftcn commended this periodi7
cal to she patronage of our=fnrmers chat St un5
nscsssa1 particularize in regard to its merits.
present month is q. good time subscribe. We
viii take pleasure in forwarding subscriptions for
six months. if-there be any who wish to test the
1wasssa and excellence Of Of The paper.
Soathsrn atr.-Devotcd to agriculture, hor-
iicui mining, mechanic and household
agb This is one Of the abfest and best printed Of
It's Kind and deserves 7toesucceed., The current
we'll worth the subscription price Pub
3lished and edited by G. d. W1LLIANs,; Richmond,
Va, at $500 per annum. -
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;MjaasoNIc 8 BENEYoEENNcE.. N I.

Tho ilst. number of Tie lGtsasal Ereemason says:
Lodge, No. 5sA, Greenwich, y. Y, do
mates twenty two dollars and iffy cents othe aid
Of onr Southern brctaren; to be sent 10 Lodge at
Anderson c. H., s. c. which has been done. =
We can assure our esteemed brother, DR.. Nc
AEgspy, that this donation is gladly welcomed and
the amount has. been properly applied. The e-des-
tituas i2the jurisdiction of Hiram Lodge, No. 6s,
have freioiced eyen at. the small relief afforded
thems aud The members of sAshlar Lodge will be
remembered by them ntheir petitions, to Throne
sofq fqeeTace. -
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m1LKING ruE sourHERN COW.

The Radicals, who now claim TO bethe.cspecial
friend of the black man, have not only refused
him political and social equality in the North, but
they lave manifested their friendship by levying
on his peculiar industry the heavest=tax ever laid
upon any people on earth. Fifteen dollars per
bale of cotton History will be ransacked i'll vain
fora parallel. The opuf last year is estimated
al two million of bales making the tax thirty mil
lions of dollars This tax for 1866 and 1867, an.l
-it.will probably bc more the present year, would
purchase IL comfortable farm for every freedman i'll
the SOUTH Let it not be said that this tax is not
paid by The freedman. lie goes to the field. His
labor grows the cotton and constitutes the base of
our industrial system and must bear all the super
incumbent weight Labor, everywhere, finally
pays all taxes. The Radicals do not lay any ag-
ricultura tax upon themselves, upon their hay
CROP nor their crop, nor their wheat crop, nor
any crop 'that is theirs" What is the object of
this enormous discriminating tax on cotton T? 1t
is utterly to pauperzc the South by way of pun
.ishment? What has the black man done to incur
Radical resentment? Is it laid for revenue If
SO, why allow, by the same law, the manufacturers
10 draw from the treasury three cents per yard as
a bounty for every yard exported 2? If needed for
revenue, why give it away to o class already
swollen with wealth 2, Mr.. Greeley says it is
wanted as "local revenue ~ That is the secret,
and the iocus is the Radical pocket! The other
day Mt Richmond, Gcrritt Smith, who has been a
great Radical light in his day and seems to be a
frank man, likened slavery TO q COW, which he
said the South had held and the North MIXED.
Tbs South had ceased to hold, but the milking pro-
cess nevertheless goes ON. We'll might Mr.. Kelly
contrast our poverty with the bloatcd wealth OF
the North, f6r tho South has been "milkcd, aye,
nigh unto death, by measures for local revenue
such as tariffs, navigation laws, fish bountes DIS
eliminating cotton taxes, &C., &C., &C., and the
milking will 20 ON while the Radicals rule They
ore practical shareholders, for they appropriate The
proceeds of the frcedman's labor.
They come in the guisc of charity, but what is
tbc nittancc he receives through The Bureau COM
nared with the cotton tax? is, cart thou in
health, my brother" like Joab of old, while n
sword smi,es under the fifth rib. And now they
seek to appropriate his vote No, Mr.. Radical,
Won cannot deceive even the confding freedmen.
There is so much Of the wolf in you That all the
wool on earth could not hide il. You arc so selfish
and graspng, your propensity TO plunder and ag-
crandise is SO great and so well developed that
you cannot keep up even the show of generosity
long enough to make the deception succeed
Montgomery Maal