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-Four Barrels Of Rum.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District OF Louisiana, No. e0oa-In obedi.
ence to a warrant to me directed in the above en-
session
Two Gases CIGARS and Forr Barrels Of Rum.
now ibsled BY the United States of America for the
causes forth in the libel pending in the Dis
tFict Court of the United Slater. bas
And DO hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person OF persons
paving o. prev 70 nave any lkht ltle' q m
trict Court Of the United States for the District
aforesaid to be holden at the city OF New Orleans
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof show cause If any they have orean why the
said two cases cigars and four barrels Rum
should not be condemned. and be sold agreeaby to
the prayer Of libolank sffr
Taitsd States Marshsrs Omcss New Orleans,
- r. j. HEBRON. = s
No. aee--fe4illb2l United States MsrsnAL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-12
LEaAI. NnTTOEH.
p1srRlor on louIsIANA.

In Bnnkruptey-NO. 10
Bankrupt
xXTHEREAs HENRY SHEPHERD, in, OF
w The city q Ne4 Orleans and district atoressiel
S.op PRAYING ~ ~ snas dshsso and scss
thereof from an bis debts aud other claims provabie
Notes Is ssrsIore given to all creditors who have
proved their debts and e ~ other persons n
is assigned for the hearing Of the same and thes
they may shen ane there attend a1a SLOW esasta
should not be granted. -.
Clerk Once new Orleans January q lssa aal
jas fena deputy CLERK.
IN THE DIsrRICT COUKr OF THE
so~ UNITED STATES
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy.
IN THE MATTER OF DREYFUs BROS. & co.,
Bankruptss asesN
TO Whom Il ~ ny Concern.
THE uNDRRsIGNED HEREBY GIvEs no,
tee IF his appointment as Asssignee ,5 %
pari h Of Orieafs and State Of Louisiana white
sad p S9H aoarS e ss
D is6 isS St E.E. EoRToN, A.siense.
IN THE DIsrRIcT COURT OF THE
| UNITED STATES
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
Tn bankruptcy. .s
IN THE BATTER or II. sPlRo a co.
Bankrupts r
To whom 1t May Concern.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE No
81 Orleans and state Of ,Iogislsna. within
upon toeir own petition by the District Court Of
sac fes p PaSss T. S MfEbGE AssisDees
IN THE DIsFnToT coUKT OF THE
h UNITED STATES,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
| In Bankruptcy.
IN TIRE MATTER OF LOEB. SIMON & co.
| Bankrupts-
| To WHOM It AIay Concern.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NO
| SIMON 4 90, Of New Orleans in the paziah
q Orleans, and State Of L9zisiS1s. within said
District, who have been adiudged BankTupts npoE
their own petition by the District io Court OF said
JOHN LIVINGSTON,
AID. DIETER,
IN THE DIsrRICr COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
. .laa
In U0nkruptcy-No. "a
/
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN G. GLOVER,
Bankrupt.
| YxIHEREAs, A NEW ELEoTIoN OF ASSIG-
w nee has been deereed by the Court on the 18th
Ia Il ordered that meeting Of the creditors Of said
FebruarF A. D. 1863 at Il A. NJ. before J. II. Dsane,
one OF the Registers in Bankruptcy Of said Court,
> new Assisnes of said bankrnpt's estate. 81
| Clerks Once. New Orleans, January ~ laes- "
jazsfe5ls Dopats Clerk
UNITED STATES DIsTKTC COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
/ NFa rs
In bankruptcy ss.
IN THE MATTER OF EUGENE u SHELTON,
1 Individually, and as a If smber Of the Firm of
| Rickey, Shelton & Co., Bankrupt
| WHEREAS EUGENE E. SHELTON, INDIVID-
w ually, and as member OF the firm Of Hickey,
Shelton & o., Of New Orleans and district afore-
| said duly declared bankrupt under the act Of
Congress Of March 2 1857 has this day filed in said
cate thereof from all his debts and other claims
| provAble under said act
pzoVed their debts and to all other persons in in
| terest, that the "a day of March, 1853 at Il
A. n, 10 assigned for the hearing Of the same, and
cause II any they hare, why the prayer Of the said
| Clerks Oikce, New Orleans Febrnsry I, 1858,
fsIl52s Deputy Clerk.
| =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-12
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATES OF JOHN l.. LEE AND II.
JONES STEW ART.
Composing Firm of John L, Lee q Co.

UNITED STATES AIARsHAIss OFFIcE,l
District of Louisiana,
New Orleans, February II, 1853
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
Eleventh day OF February, A. ID. 1868, WAR
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
Joint and separate estates Of JOHN l.. LEE and y
JONES STEWART, composing trIn of John
l. Lee 4 Co, ct New Orleans, N the par
ish Of Orleans aud State Of Louisiana, who
we're AdjudRed baukrnptn on theh own petit
ton; that the payment Of any debtg and delivery
Of any property Belonging TO such bankrupta
any property by them, are forbidden BY law; that
4 meeting Of the creditors Of the said bank
Fupts TO prove their debts and TO choose
assianees Of their sststes will be held At Conrt Of
Bankruptcy TO be Golden at the CustomhOuEa bnild
ing IN the city Of New Orleans. Louisiana. before
John " Deane ReRigter. on the twents -fourfh day
Of March, a. b. 1868, At 10 0clock A, n.
r. j, II ERRQN. u. d. Marshal,
Ne 3a9-fel2 mh2i District Of Louisians
ESTATE OF NATHAN G. SMITH
Individually, aud as ams@berOf the 6rm of Smith
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-12

TIPoE FILING PROOFS SUSTAINING aTaE
~ Alterations ct the petition etoresald, i Is or.
dered 9na6 tha seii w. q. WA1y'N and DAVID
" ATS, members Of tho fifB Of GIVEN, WATTS
Co, DO appear st this Court, as Court Of Bans.
ruptcF, be holden at New Orleans, in the parish Of
Orleans and state Of louisiana and district aforsi
said, on the I'd day Of March, 1895 at II Rclprk A.
NJ. and show cause II any there be- why the pray or
81 said petition should not be granted; and
Witness the Hon. EDWARD H. Dareli Judge OF the
said Court and the sea- thereof, At New Orlsans i'd
tsi t2Sa = go - K iEi1EW. Dspnty Clerk
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d. &. MKRgHAI9S lEONTTTUNE

->--,.~--sl
rEr'sr = q sss :,,..,.s &C. s@FaA' Her
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Louisana. Ne. s0l i,--t9 obedi
enco 10 an admiralty warrant, TO nc dtrected IN the
above e. tiled suit have saized and tAheh INTO my
The Steamboat SARAH, her Tackle, Apparel,
igrsh II ths libel aew pending il the District Court
owners Thereof sd 81 every person y persons
having PratendiaE to have any right title. OF in
Sst court Fl e &c sa USss s ss
aforesaid to Be hslasq e tae sly 81 New Orleans
hereof 70 show cause u any they have or can, why
the sad Steamboat Sarah. her taekis, apparel,
AG Uni L al sstss SsfssIs once. New Orleans
'sl'n u's y 80 49, - +, j. HERRcN,r
No. sis-fell ls2l2s United States Matsllal
q. and j. NJ. FIana@an vs.. .e~nnaer Hud-
son, her Tackle, Apparel. etc.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
obedience 70 an admiralty wsrrant to me directed
in tue above entitled suit. have seized and taken
H re { steamer HUDSON. her Tack ETC. and
Boats, now llbeled by $ and J n. EIsnagan
pending in the District Court Of the United States
And DO herety elts ana admonish the ewpst y
having or pretending to have any right title inter
est in or TO the same, to, be and sppear a. q Dis
afSfesaid 70 Sc holden at the city Of New Ofiesns
or or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof TO show cause. II any they have or can WHY
the said steamer Hudson, her tackle, eto, and
boats, should not be condemned and be sold agree
ably 70 the prayer Of hbelRnts.
United States Marsnafs Office. New Orleans
tenth dsyof Februgsy, 1859 40, ~ g $50,
No ea-felIIs Al . !, -.
United states We, AAy Hats. a Dozen
khoes, 80 dozen Uotton Shirts, and other Goods,
Wares, and Merchandise "a
IN THE UNIFIED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i for the District of Louisiana, No. 9006.-ln cbe
disnce to admiralty warrant, TO me directed in
the above emitted suit have seized and taken into
iii HATS. II dozen SHOES, IS dozen COTTON
SHIRTS, and other Goods, Nares, and Merchnn
disc fully described in the libel filed by the Unit"d
states Attorney and lbelen By the United
States Of America for the causes set forth in the
belnoW pending in the District Court Ct the unitec
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner O
owners thereof and all and every person personl
having pretending to have any right, title, in
terest IN TO the same to be and appear at the Dis
trict Court of the United States, for the District
aforesaid, to be holden the city OF New Orleans
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date here
Of, to show cause. IL any they nave or can. why
the said Gods, Wares. and Merchandise should
not be condemned and be sold agFeeably &c
DATED States Marshal,s Office, New oriesns. thir
tieth day of january, 1858. ,,r-,,,.,
10. a7l--ia3lfe6l Is United States MARSHAL
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Iu Isankrnptev-Ne. Is
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In the Unhsad stAtss Glreast conFt for
the Fifth Circuit and District Of Louisiene--Jos.
swassr. plaiaiins a. Van Benthnysen o..
tranxfenees 10 al the rights Of plaintiff, w. Mrs.
yirginie L.Aeoste. widow, ete.--No. $685., alias
Il. fa~+Charies A. LacoHla. plaintiH II, Van Ben
thnysen a Co.. tranaferroes to all the rights Of
plalntlf1. ". Mrs Virginie Lacosfe. widow, eto.-
No sos. 4. ia.
IY VtRTUE or THE AHQN.E TWO. Wits
cuit Court for the Fifth Judicial Ceent aud District
of Louis ana. in the above eattltd austa and ref
oeived BY me on tho 18th Of Defender. 1861, have
sazeti and will offer Tor sale, on = iuknAhs ne
z9tn day OF Februarg. iee8 At II O'Clock M A. the
door Of the Courthouse, IN tire parish q Pointe
Uoupee L4uisiene, tho follow ipE described propsrsy
A. oRRFAIa SUGAR PLANTATION, situated
in tho Dariah Of Pointe cpnpee, LOUISIANA ald
irontinR % False river, haylrg 10 arpen.s dront Dy
fetal acree together with all the buildings and an
urOVenients thereon, to Wit afsAs.g
One DweuRhouso, Kitchen, and uthouses, the
reluains Of brick Susarhouse, and lot Of Mernin
Negro Cabins Corn Crib stable. plowe. sets
OF Harness, Harrows. .s...,.,.
Seized, as aboye stated to satisfy plaintiff claims,
with interest and costs, as per judgments
Terms Of Sale-This being the seoond adl3dica-
ton, the above DESCRIBED pro2erty VIII pc sola tof
what it II bring ut twelve nonths credit the pur-
chaser being required furnish good and sncttnt,
joint aud several security, and special mortgage on
the property sold bearing interest at the same rate
as is allowed BY the Judgments rendered in the
United States MArshars once New Orleans,
sp'1-'s = '''9 -. HEBRON. o s, Marshal,
~ 40 80 - On "a y A'ta'tiSeSA 4'Aie'A''"'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-12

Also, on WEDNESDAY,, the r2th tay Of February
les 1t the hour Of one O'clock r NJ At the deer 81
the following described pionartv,Tias
THIRDLx. All eho riaht titlo. and interest Of the
deiendaa5 ths seia easy q stis.iRE e WIDOW e
interest being that Of An oAarin lul nelahip 81
an undivided eleven. tuansiatns and Of usuifnet
sSr sn ne e q sas az 1920 Nv
being situated II the ualIs ~ West k4llcana being
in one body, and knoWR e the MyrtieR plantAafoa,
hundreths narea Ia the n1 oFnts with all the hniid-
infs and iniproFemcuia thAf9n n. and nights, Waya
and seggitudes theIpunto appe AIMING ana stoek x
and al 1tl1f thlnEa NnQp aud apnnftennat 70 eaid
planestioni and .pioged ~ alton thereof
dhe said lands arc more palll1aiaslg dalorihsda a.
4. sSttleas g aea y. forrshlp soai6. ssagt
fainiaf twelve hund1e and eighty eight aEIS&1fl1
four Han4 l11tlis E1res-
sses5 5ssii39 KS l9 a
J seiss. 8 soss "a iSrl q sas.y ss saissi,
ele.m herein, "; Nineig thoussnd aollsr With ~
llgsIt s. iboaa1 90 doIiss7 dn5 iisSe Add i6dlil
A14la4tpi 1lgN. ana iali.lt4t
nei1ed AZ 5n H. KS "a lis Il ,se & dseliS. l
ho sold ne nl1cE i1u a4 t1e hailainf ard lwpfaea
meAts, Stock f1 ul4nas tools imr.4ne4t4
ks nste,li..' sss.s,r 8. sd D sse.a1 ti6et
~ w a.. H.. -. ~ ~ 4 =, ~ 49,, ~ 1sr1.
kIlSI1aIII III ~ 74tls 6 WIS Ia .1'i rNS I1t
l|lI. ~ ne IN z sNH 81. cE. 81 4taoI' t11I1
fnpAe4,pafa eafs tAa1a1n. ano.a ~ lqs1 a{ ila tN
IcFns-ossh b United sa rrsrl1 netsa
~ 81 es4q sst' NJ Fq e4l4na9 * sa9 Na11 la4ql
' sa AZ. I. s' '.ss..' le' l.'Pa
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE UPON
CKEDTTOR's PETITION.
IN THE DISTRICT CoUHT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF Louisiana.
In BanhruptcY-NO. 13I,
IN THE MATTER OF GIVEN, WATTS 4 co..
against whom Petitions for Adjudication Of
bankruptcy were filed on the 18th and 18th days
of january. A. D., 1853 by DQIRNETT TAYLOR,
and f y; PALMkR& co. s4
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IN THE MATTER OF HENRY SHEPHERD. JR.
Bankrupt
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boUISI-ANA-e
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NEW YORK CENTRAL pOUBLE TRACs
~ kailroed tar Buh.lo, Ninkafa Falls Sespeua
Bridge, ana All points IN the WtSl
. On and after MONDAY, May ia 1851. Trains Vi
lesga Albany, Athena. and Troy ~ ID lidas
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~ AlIf dtff tonn1
~ virtue ~ at.I 1paI| 40t. tss' at4s ID
~ tslHNis'f " ins FAfs elI'Ie1 1't E
"IH I1I f40.. ~ 1l *s4Iqa ga 04aa a Is
no 4Is %H
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1N. |I4S II0IN HIN1 II.| q. |I.auI
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UONsTITUTlONAL CONVENTION
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Sis a. ~ from Troy, $40 Al. nj iroa AlbaaI
stopping At ehsqeet4ey i:lo 8e1lnan's g:ss A.
Bridge $50 Fort Plain e.18 ST. aehnseille gu
u title kalla HI. Helklper lion sse8, Erankla
1875, Utica 10 II ofisE1ry loi1 Rome n ,cs Ver6
II 1913, Oneida tl.31. C1uhst1lA 3lif1, Chfftenads
1870 MaEiue A2'11. and arriving IL ssracuse
u Z. NJ, Nneueit IS coinblnQd with sho follow
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-12

Also the stature formtd by accrati9h On he water
trent Of the ofQrE9aif plau1atiuu lnnles contain
ing tuo hu1nre4 acres more pr less Wlfh 81 the
bnildinEa aud urrn fh0 said 81
land e8lB NainE me llRosda planfk01 and fizhtsI
way1 and seIYluaq tliereuntq appetthininEs ana III
kinds a stock WaNol1. carts, fnpieEaeni6 ef hual
handry, and other thing upon and appurtaaaut 10
said plantation aud elnpl09 90 IN tie edltieatiou
thereof 20
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-05-02
RADICAL BOSH.

We clip the following from a late number
Of the jacksonville (Oregon) Sentinel:
"The Albany (0regon) Democrat enumerates a
large number of articles required to be stamped,
and groans muehly. It might safely add that the
Democratic party that burdened the people with
taxes in its abortive attempt to destroy the Gov
eminent, will itself be stamped out Of existence
in November next, under the feet of the people"
The Sentinel admits that the people are
grieyously taxed, but charges that the Dem
cratic party ~"burdened the people with tax
es." This is untrue. When, in 1860, the
Republican party assumed the reins of gov
eminent, our taxes were SO light that they
were scarcely felt at all,-everything and
everybody was prosperous and happHE ex.
cept a few fre-eaters north apd1south. When
buchanan we1teHSs951hce the public deb
did netss exceed $50, OOO, 900. Now it is al
least three billions, or thirty thousand mil
lions Ia sum so large that no common mind
can grasp it. 1t borders on the infinite. Who
made this debt? Not the Democrats, fol-
when it was created they were not in power
1t was the Radical party thatmade it. Near
ly ever since Lincoln took his seat that party
has had a large majority in both branches o
Congress-all completely united; and thi
fact alone is sufficient to show that the
should be held responsible for all acts passed
since their advent to power. How car
Democrats pass laws when they are in
hopeless and powerless minority? VIVA
stupid folly or brazeu effrontery to hold then
accountable. The Democratic party passes
the Kansas-N Nebraska bill in 1876. If W
were to hold the Wing party responsible 70
the passage of that act, and for all the result
of it, we would manifest precisely as mucl
Justice and fairness in SO doing. as Radical
do in attempting to hold the Democratic par
ty responsible for the high taxes they hay
imposed upon the people.
The Sentinel processes to be of the opinion
that the Democratic party will be ''stampe
out of existence" next November, by tn
people. Perhaps it will but we do not be
lieve it. Almost every election held sine
that in California last fall shows that tb
Democracy are gaining ground all over tn
United States. Recent municipal election
show the same gratifying results. There
a great Revolution in progress r~evolutio
which will not cease until the foul Radica
party shall have been stamped out of ez
isteneeu under the feet of an indignant an
outraged people,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-05-02

Bonner, of the New York Ledger,
ever on the lookout for n business
speculation, has employed Grants
father to write the early life of his
wonderful boy. Accordingly the
paternal Grant rolled up his sleeves,
and in one of his essays, he says:
"Onee, when he was a boy, n Show came along
In which there was . miachicyous pony. trained
to go round the ring like lightning, and was ex.
pected 10 throw any boy that attempted to ride
him. win any boy come forward and ride this
pony7' shouted the ~ring-master. Ulysses stepped
forward and mounted the pony. The performance
began. Round aud round the ring went the pony,
faster and faster, making the greatest effort to
dismount the rider. But Ulysses sat as steady as
II he had grown 20 the pony's back. Presently
out came a large monkey and sprang up behind
Ulysses. The people set up n great shout Of
laughter and on the pony ran but II all produced
no effect on the rider. Then the ring-maSter made
the monkey jump up on 90 Ulysses shoulders,
and with his hands holding on 10 his hair. At
this there was another and n still louder shout,
but not n muscle of Ulysses face moved. There
was not q tremor Of his nerves. A few moro
rounds and the ring-master gave It up he had
come across 4 boy that the pony and monkey
both could not dIsmount.
Isn't that wonderful This eques-
TRAN feat excels anything yer done
by Alexander the Great with his Blu
cephalus. How closely he stuck to
the pony! Not a muscle of the face
of Ulysses moved even when the
monkey jumped up on his Shoulders
and held on by his waa-Yhere EVA.
not a tremor of his nerves" even wher
the pony jumped stifflegged Won
derful boy! Who can doubt, after
reading this, that Grant is a terribly
great man? We give it up. W.
cave. He should be President, and
our young friend, Jim. Nixon,-sor
of our County Treasurer-should bC
Vice President; as we seriously doubt
whether even Gen. Grant can stick tx
a "bucking" horse better than oul
Jim aforesaid. We do not know
whether or not he has had his hal
pulled by a monkey; but we will
guarantee he will not finch when test
ed. Hurra for Grant and Jim Nixon
Seriously-Isn't a party hard run tC
parade such stuff as reasons showing
that their man, Grant, is wonderfully
qualified for President 4? We can as
sure him that the race Presidential
will require more skill and nerve thar
he exhibited when he rode round tn,
ring with a monkey holding on to hi
wool. In the race just before him h
will find a niger behind him, and o.
top of him-each holding on to hi
scalp-locks; and it will require all tn
courage, and skill, and immobilit.
of feature, and taciturnity of which
he is master, to keep from being
thrown and killed long before he al
rives at the home-stretch.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-05-02
HOW THE NATION Is TAXED.

From information furnished by the
u. States Government itself, we learn
that the gross annual production OF
the United States is two billions of
dollars. Out Of that gross annual
production the government takes from
the people s60O,0o0,OO0-~over one
fourth Of the entire anioant. The net
profit of all tins gross annual produc-
ton is estimated by Mr.. Welles at
5000, 900, 900. It follows, therefore,
that the government draws $500, 00o,-
900 over and above the net profits of
MI the producing business ofthe coun-
try. Is it any wonder the people
complain of hard timesp Who pro-
duccd this state of thingsP When
the Radicals assumed the reins Of
power, in 1850, the taxes were so light
they were scarcely felt at all; but now
how changed The people, irrespcc-
tive of party, should kick the Radicals
out of Office. They have got the
country into such n condition that
taxes will always be higher than they
used to be, even under Democratic
rule but the taxes, if Democrats shall
be placed in power, will be cut down
from s56O,000, 900 to $500, 100000 per
annum-possibly even less than that.
They will abolish the Freodman's Blu
rcau they will disband the army of
the South, and order the military sa-
traps TO their dcns in the north they
will wipc out the National bank cur.
rcncy, redeem the $500, 00O,o 900 OF
bonds deposited as security therefor,
substituting greenbacks instead of the
bank currency, and thus n s25 900,
900 to $30,Oo0,0o0 gold interest annu,
ally. A tariff for Revenue, instead Of
one for Protection, will be enacted,
and hundreds Of millions will IN this
way be annually saved to tho consum.
crs of the nation. Tho bonds, whose
aggregate value is over 81, 600, OOO, 00C
will be taxed like other property
and thus add largely to the revenues
of the country, and thus compel a class
of men to help bear the common bur
dens, who are now entirely exempt
from taxation. The South will be en-.
couraged to put forth her energies
again /; and thus, instead of being in
digent and helpless, dependent upor
the charities of the north, she will b.
sclfsustaining, and in process oftimc
will contribute largely TO the Golfers o
the federal treasury. Let every well
wisher of his country aid the Dcmoc
racy in hurting the Radicals from
place and powcr-a party whose ever!
prominent act has been destructive
%tyrannical, anarchical and revolution
ary in the extreme.