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shooting ARRAY.

We learn shooting sfffsy occurred a
few miles south of this place, on the
North Carolina road, in which James
Hammer was shot il the arm, the ball
entering about three inches below the
elbow, and coming out three inches
above, fracturing the elbow joint,
causing q severe wound. John Keyes
also received q severe wound from 3
billet of wood on the head. The opposing
party were, we learn, North Carolina
citizens, who had been on 8 trading ex-
pedition to this place, accompanied ty
their wives, and whilst on their return
were necessarily compelled to protect
themselves and families from the as
ssults Of men under the influence OF
liquor. When men In bsd plight, un-
dertake bad jobs, they must expect to be
badly handled. d.-Jonss6orO Flag, Oct. 2.
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this work Of increased Communication
with the East in which the most civil
izsd nations Of the West are engaged, is
one Of the grandest features of modern
times. Its complete cOmplishment
will mark the downfall of many Of the
commercial restrictions that now check
the exchange Of commodities between
the producers and consumers of the
world, and will be boon to humanity.
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Consolidation.

Parties representing the Virginia and
Tennesse, Southside aud Petersburg,
and Norfolk railroads, have recently had
conference at Yellow sulphur, and
virtually agreed to o. consolidation Of the
three lines from Norfolk to Bristol on the
line between East Tannessee and South
western Virginia = -kRo1ptlls Press and
Herald. CcteJgT 2.
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All Omeers.

= Capt. Bowel, of Jonesboro', who has
advertised for militia recruits, We are in
formed, does not meet with the success
that he anticipated. He has been sue
cessful ia procuring two Lieutensnts,
who viii come in as soon as his recruits
are made up, but Steve, has not, so far,
even been successful in procuring the
enlistment OF one of his " colored hreth-
ering" Let Us have peace. ~ RIlo1-
J'iYs Press and Herald, October 3.
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DIsSoLUTIoNS.
Dissolution.

uJHE Firm of w. n. Eakin q Co. was dis
1 selved BY mutual consent on the 18th Au-
rust 1893. Either party is authorised 20 settle
the business of the old nrna.
All persons indebted to the firm OF W. n.
Eakin & Co. are requested TO come forward and
settle without delay. The books and papers
will be found Ct the Underwriters Warehouse,
corner OF Market and Promenade streets.
w. N. EAKIN,
A. CONNELL-
Memphis, September ]. 1853
The business win be continued st the old
stand on Chickasaw street, by A. ConEel and
N. ConneII. f., under the 1rm name of A.
Connen q Co.
Memphis. September 1. 1855. ssp2 II
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High Water.

Farmers living near the water courses
In this county, sustained considerable
loss By the recent high water. Ali bot
tom land WAS pretty much overaown
aDdthe corn more or less injured. The
Clinch rose fifteen feet above low water
mark, being higher, we believe, than it
has been since the memorable food OF
March, lS67.-RIngston East Tennessee
an, October l.
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T HAVE two bes1afuI and well improved
L Plantations IN Lea county, Ga., within
three m les Of the city OF Albany. bounded by
enc of the best railroads in The State, snd
nne Lot and c1mmodiCus Dwelling IN the city,
which I viii gladly sell or exchange for other
sr1s A wRIGHT.
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TTwOOD 4 ANDERSON, Cotton Factors,
"A General Produce and Commission Aer-
chants, have removed their business to No. $50
Main stYpet, bstyeen Union ene Gayo streets.
Memphis. ssptsnbef ]. iesa. seps lm
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NOTICES..
~ Office,

AIR D. J. DOYLE became 8 member OF our
vi nrm on the lst inst, the nrm style rs-
Ilaining unchanged.
HARRIS, COCHRAN & co.
Eeutember Ia 1855 sepl7 I'm
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Notice..
Notice.

THAVF good EIGHTY SAW PRATT GIN,
/ which l viii sell cheap. refer 10 &essrs.
6albreatn, sleW arr & Co.
IS n A. WRIGHT,
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~ OSS antOaf ano bAbtF.
The cslored Speakers, Of whose ad-
dresses we gave an account in our last
number, returned to this county on Sun
day night after flying trip to Trenton,
and on the following day made speeches
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n O Il.

WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE LIBE-
w raj
CASH ADVANCES OK EHIPKEETs
Of Cotton to our correspondents in New Or
leans, La.
MARTIN WALT & Co,
Memphis. Sep. 70, 1873 rlml ezs Front ST
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BOARDING.

OARDIN6.-Furnished Rooms with Board,
ID at lsl Second street. References required.
sep6
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WANTS.

NATANTED-To rent, Z Residence convenient
w 10 business, somewhere between Ez-
change and Vance streels, and not more than
two or three squares from Main, containing z
about i've or SIX rooms besides servanua' room.
Address loci II - JOHN -AISSbHE.-
UTANTED TO Exc r. ANGEL have a tract
W o. so Acres Of Land, twelve miles nom
Dover, ths county Town OF Stewart county,
Tennessee, which desire 60 exchange for city
property. 5. p. YEtMASS, Attorney,
ecSLf sS2 Second stree Mem his.
NAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aids and Scrubbers at
w oc2tf CCHMER,IAL II TEL.
EETANTED-By competent man, a situation
w as ROOk-keepsT or Ealesmsn-s Cotton
and Grocery house preferred. Tie applicant
has been engaged in business in Memphis for
twelve YES Re. The best OF city and country re-
feysnces given. Address T., care J. n. keatinE,
APPKAL Uffice. sell
vET ANTED.-A situation rs Book keeper by
w an experienced bssiness man and thor
eugh accountant. Address B. c, Appeal of1ice.
EuO
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to q crowded house, giving satisfaction,
so far as we heard an expression, both to
hte whites and blacks present. After
the speaking eolored Democratic Club
was orgsnized-about thirty members
joining, and electing Hub Kirby Presi.
dent. The names of the other officers
are not known to US, but this does not
matter as we give, elsewhere, list OF the
members who attached themselves TO
the club, which will quite suffice to show
to the white people of this community
what colored men are their friends in
the present crisis. We hope they will at
ali times show these the preference over
those who decline TO define their posi-
ton, or may be known to be in sympathy
with the Radicals. The speakers who
inaugursted this movement, have been
active in other parts OF the county, In
spreading wholesome doctrine among
their race, and the most gratifying re-
salts have attended their labors. Unless
we are greatly deceived the Sd of No
vembsr will find the colored population
OF this county unit for Seymour and
Blair.-Pdris Lnteltigencer, October Sd.
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Fatal Ascisent-A Nan INSTANTLY KILLED.

About o'clock yesterday morning, a
fatal accident occurred on the track Of
the Western and Atlantic Railroad,
within the limits of the city. A freight
train was being made up on Railroad
avenue, below the depot. The train
backed down the track to get an empty
car. As the car was reached, Jesse
Griffin, a Z" coupler" ran between to
couple the cars; unfortunately, his foot
slipped into hole between the tracks
and he fell. The engineer, being anAble
to zee the accident, started the train
slowly forward, but the car moved too
swiftly for the unfortunate coupler. The
wheels of the car passed over Mr. Grif-
fms breast before the accident 3, ts dis
covered. Death must have enSded in
simultaneously, as life was extinct when
citizen who saw the accident ran over
co the scene. An inquest wss held and
verdict rendered in accordance with
the facts as above stated. Mr.. Griffin
was resident OF Chattanooga, and about
twenty-five years of age. He was un-
married and lived with his mother.
T Chattanooga Union, October 6th.
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YERE.

ALsEaT FTKE. CHARLES ". A0AHs, L. H. PIKE
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Notice of ReamOvGl.

+. F.J.ATTwooD.
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less rapid in its decline yesterday, aud will pro
baby be on the advance again in day or two, as
il is rising at st. Louis, and the upper Ohio 10
pouring out rise which threatens to assume the
proportions Of food. II is still gorged above
Cairo. but there is abundance of water. The
Arkansas remains at low water mark, and bust
ness in that stream is so wofuy dull that all but
one packet have laid up until more water and bet
ter times. White river remains at fair stage, and
is falling slowly, and the st. Francis river packets
experience no difficulty in getting to Wittsburg.
The weather was cloudy and damp yesterday,
with some rain towards night, and q thick fog
gathering over the river, which must have caused
boats TO lay up. Affairs on the levee were dull.
Business IN general way remains dull and cotton
ireights are comparatively scarce, with low and
ruinOus rates.
The following named boats were sold at st.
Louis on Thursday by the assignee Of the late Hi
nois River Packet Company. for the benefit Of the
creditors: Sam Gaty, s8706; LscOn, $500 City
of Pekin, s9l56; Illinois, $50; Bardstown,
1880; Schuyler, 5000. They were knocked
down to the new Peoria Packet Company.
WILD WAGNER FOR NATcHEz.-This fsvorite,
superior and fast passenger packet, leaves this
evening at O'Clock for Natchez. She has large,
airy and most elegantly furnished staterOoms.
Capt. A. @. Goddin is in command, while the ever
obliging and attentive Messrs. John @. Libano and
Jos. Holmes, oficiate as clerks.
B. L. HODGE No. 2 FOR RED RIvER.-The new
and complete, light draft packet B. l.. Hodge No.
2, Capt. P. G. Montgomery, commander leaves
this evening at 5 O'Clock, for Shreveport aud all
wsp landings. She is staunch. swift and commo-
dious, her cabin is tastefully furnished, Capt.
Montgomery il one of the most efficient officers
on Red River, and Messrs. f. V. Cellos and Inman
will be found to discharge the duties of the Office
in the most pleasant and agreeable manner.
F. II, HIKE FnP RVn .y2Hus-4 --IAs-. rN-Vss -.
d. Hine, Capt. w. W. FISHER commander, and Mr..
Nat Pickett clerk, viii leave for Minden and
intermediate landings on Red River. The Hine
has good accommodation for passengers, and will
leave positively as announced.
LAFoURoHB FOR BAYOU SARA This msguih-
cent and regular passenger packet, with Captain
V. B. Bsranco on deck, and Mr.. l.. Bayht in the
office, leaves at P. N. to-day for the above and
coast landings.
LEGAL TENDER, EXPRESS PACKET FOR Louis
vILLE.-This new and unsurpassed steamer, IN
charge Of Capt. ]. w. Roberts. and Mr.. NJ. d.
CoDdiff in the office, leaves at o'clock
this evening, for Memphis, Cairo and Louis
vile, connecting with the railroads for all points
East and West. The passenger arrangements OF
this boat combine every requisite for comfort,
convenience and luxury, while her table is always
loaded with temptations. Mr.. NJ. d. Condif at
tends TO the affairs Of the office.
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Commercial csntsIIisentf.
UxnscKNT oFTIcH. No. ~ CkHr sEREut.
Taesaay Evening. Jan. Is. 1868

rRrscEHr OFFICE NO ~ CkHr sErKut,
TaesaaJ Evening, Jan, Is. 1903
CoTToN-At the close of our weekly report OF
the market on Friday evening. the 24th inst, the
demand for the leading staple was active and
general, the supply on sale was light and unde-
sirable, and the tendency of prices was steadily
upward. Since that date the above features have
continued 20 be the most prominent, and in fact
the only leading characteristics of the movement.
Advioes from Liverpool and New York have dts
closed in the meantime steady improvement 10
Cotton, whilst the tendency OF rates OF Gold and
Exchange has been, with bat few exceptions, to
still higher prices all round The daily transae-
tiOns In the staple have been unusually light, how
ever, as the offerings we're invariably Insufficient
90 meet the requirements OF buyers, as Will De
seen by the appended statement Of actual sales,
viz:
SdttTddy-The market was very buoyaut under
adyices OF higher rates at Liverpool and New
York, and material advance in Foreign Ex-
change but the total sales were restricted 10
1900 bales, owing TO the very limited character OF
the offering supply. Prices at the close indicated
q general advance OF lc. Il 10.
Monddy--Sales to-day amounted to only 1850
bales at further advance Of lc. ~ 70. upon all
clGssifoations. The Improvement in rates to-day
Is due 10 still higher figures at Liverpool and New
York as well as 20 @ material advance IN Gold aud
greater steadness in Foreign Exchange in the
latter market.
Tiiesddu- Operations to-day aggregated only
26OO bales. The weather has been unfavorable
through for outdoor business. There was no ma
teral alteration noticeable at any time in the sup
ply or demand. Gold and foreign exchange reached
sull higher figures, and cotton In exceptional
cases was sold at further advance. But as the
latest advices IRON New York indicated an un-
favorable reaction in the staple and the improve
ment in this market to-day has not been of a
general character, we do not feel justified In en-.
BANGING quotations, and would therefore repeat
previous rates, with the remark that the market
closes firm at these figures, viz: Ordinary l439
l5sc., good ordinary l6l@l6lc.. low midiing Ut
6ll74c. middling lsc., strict middling Isle, and
good middling Ice. The total sales for the past
three days foot up only $3.50 bales, against 10 400
bales for the corresponding days last week. The
ret receipts have been but 7l9S bales against
1884 bales last week, showing falling OF Of
1918 bales. The exports amounted 10 ASH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mrs. winslos's Soothing Syrup, for
Children Teethrg greatly facilitates the process OF eethng
BY soenng gums reducing all inaamsOn- allsy al
Pain pssmodic action and regulate the bowels
Depend upon Mothers Il will Give rest yourselves and
Heand health wehs put up sold this art
Gle for years say confidence and truth eft what
have never been able say any other medReNever has
Il effect Cure, when tim y used
Never Of dissatisfaction by any
vhe used IT. On the contrary, all delighted with Its
ration and speak In terms of communication of its magical
effects medical virtues We spesk in this matter what
know" after years Of experience and pledge
stion fulsment Of what here declare In almost
every where the infant is suffering from pain and
haustion relief will be found Ia fifteen twenty minutes
sner the syrup Is administered.
Full directions for using viii accompany each bottle Be
call for Mrs winslOws Soothing Syrup having shs
nc smile of Curtis Perkins, on the outside wrapper An
others are base limitations
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world Price, only
cents per Bottle
ofces-2l5 Fulton street, New York; 2l5 High Hoiborn
London England; AL St. Paul street, Montreal Canada
BARNES, WARD CO., Agents,
"A Magazine street, New Orleans, La
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bales, against % COZ bales last week, and the
stock on hand this evening Is 50 .203 bales against
% sos bales on Friday evening, the 2tth inst.
The exports for the past three days include COS
bales cosstwise and IL, 1858 bales TO foreign ports.
coMPAKATIvE REoERTs or COTTON AT THIs FORT
prRING PAST TWO WEEKS.
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Castls - arzss.
CITY or JBrTERs

CITY or JHrTrksoS Jan %, 1853.
No arrivals yesterday. Sold-266 Texas and
Western Beeyes, 100 Calves and Yearlings, 81
Hogs, 339- Sheep and Mich Cows. Stock on
sale-371 Texas and AZ Western Beeves, SO Calves
and Yearlings, ll73 Hogs, 5S7 Sheep and Al
Mich CnNRa We nnnin.
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-BntshrIor's Hair Dye-This splendid
hair Dive il the best in world Ony aud parect
Dye harmless relbe nstaqtaoe no ridiculous tints
Of bad dyes invgOraes and leaves the
air soft and beautiful Black Bro SOLD by all Dug
gusts PeTfum and uropery spoiled at Bachelors Wig
\ &C ory No. rs Bond street New Work
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ESery patron obtains Msses oy TINS spsSns
We sdately dis Of the above magnificent
Stock naming articles placed in sealed
envelopes we'll mixed Holders entitled To articles
named their certificate payment Of Ten Dollars,
whether be Watch worth 81 00OT worth less The
return Of certificates eutes you to the article
named thereon upon payment irrespective Of It's worth and
article valued less than $40 is named any eerhcste,
4 will a be that this IL NO LOTTERY, but
Etraghord legitimate transaction which may be participated
In BY the most fastldious
single certificate viii be sent by mail post paid upon re
CENT for ST. eleven for 81 thirty and
elegant premium sxysix aud valuable premium
for TO- hundred and superb Watch for SIS. To
Agents. those wishing Employment this is
unity legtmaely conduc ed business, daily author
ed the careful scrutiny
Try rs. WRIGHT, BIO a CO., Importers
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ED VOCATIONAL.
II OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA,
Founded and Supported by the State Of LOuisiAns.

The next Session begins September "a and closes June 18TH
1868
FALrY-Consist OF fun corps OF able instructors 10 all
Of Literature and Science usually taught In the best
Colleges al Universities
CoURsK STUDY-Embraoes Preparatory and an Acad-
Department. including Literary, scientific and OBJ
tonal Special School Of Civil EDneering and
Commercial School 49,.
TERxs-For expenses except clothing $40; s2Oi pay
able advance balance in equal payments January LIST aad
April let
Cadets received at any time daring she session. and charged
Address D. p BOYD. Superintendent
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COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock hAad shipboard this svenIns.... 80 2O3

Stock on hAad and On shipboard this syenns. 50 US
The exports include 1912 bales for Vera Cruz,
and 200 bales for New York.
SUGAR-The heavy weather to day prevented
operations TO any extent on the landing. Receipts
are, however, very light, but were sold at prices
varying as follows viz:
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MACHINERY.

IOHN l.. BARINGEB.
IsA, lso, ISs. ...MAGAzINB......15AsJS &C. tke
BRASS FOUNDRY AND FINISHING SHOP
And Dealer IN
wRoueHY IRON PIPES AND FTTTINGS isr Steam.
water GeA
COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK In all its
multfarious branches for Steamboats, fiAnssons Brew
aries Distleries and Private Dwellings
wRoU6Hr AND CAST IRON RAILINes put 40 IN ne
rsstsst manner, and on the shortest notice.
COPPER STILLS made to Crder
CONSTANTLY HkEp:
large Apartment OF Brass Globe ysvesi ohsck vslvss
horizontal vertical; Oh Globes and Cups; all sizes Of
Steam and Water Cocks Of various pasterns Steam asnss
Magnetic Water Gauges and Gauge Cocks. etc, etc.
ALSO, CONSTANTLY ON BAND:
fhs cslehr.tsd MITOHELL STAR LIGHTNING RODS
and POINTS, which took the First Premium nj the late Fair
Ordsrs from city and country solicited and promptly A.
tended 70.
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d
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
HAYS. Noise n NEw.4
GARRY HAYS, E WARREN NOISE, JOHN H. NEW,
Attorneys aud Counsellor. mt Law,
OFFICE NO. Is ST. CHARLES STREET, NEW
ORLEANS, LA.
T III. HALsEY-
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
orrrcs-PorSr oouprn @. h.
VIII prscce his profession courts of the Seventh
Judicial District
i j. Il. rLANCHARD.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO No % oUsroxHoUsE.
ROYAL STREET.
TIE INVENTORS.
WILLIAM NJ. ECCLES,
Attorney at Law.
OFFICE, ZIG NORTH THIRD STREET, ST LOUIS, MO-
wu solicit Patents and prosecute Suits 70
ected CLAIMS Expecting reap profits such
obtain patents FIRST application for barely
and having been in the business for time
bled 10 shape claims avoid nfrin cement All bust
ness attended to promptly; advice free In all caseA
Best of city references given when desired.
NJ
COUNSELLOR AT LAW, NAPOLEON, ARKANSAS,
Having an acquaintance the of the responsible
Attorneys In the State prepared TO make prompt
In any part Of IT. 49,.
Brittnn Meore; aiken Rsney, New Orleans
ID w. - H. RICHARDsON,
ATTOREEYE AT LAW,
Monroe, Ia.
Refer 10 JOHN NIXON 4 90.
JAHEs II. CURELL,
ATTORNEY 1T LAW.
Recommendation gtreet.................sS
THANKSGIVING MACHINES.
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100000 In Watches
For sale on the popular OEE-PRICE PLAN giving
Patron a HANDSOME and RELIABLE WATCH,
For the Low Price Of TEN DOLLARS.
without Regard to Value,
And not TO be PAID FOR Unless Perfectly Satisfactory
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GREAT DIsCOvERY-
EVERY MAN HIS OWN ARTIST.
A seientihc Wonder.

An INSTRUMENT BY which any person can take correct Like
Photographs. This Instrument with fun nsrae
@ 3 AMES 4 CO.,
Isl Broadway, New York
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500 2ired street., New orissns
0oHE eEDpEs-yos 4 sHAKsPKAKB-s sWoorj
asddss. Ghakspsars u Ce.s
Iran sad Brass naehnists mAnpfAlfs everY
variety 81 Engines Sugar Ns Draining Machines
NIL and Gin Gearing Crate B<rs, Score frsnts OoinmnA
sash wsights ste sisok-rni1 Nort n al kiuds
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-21

The rates Of taxation 10 the United States
in the years 1860 and 1868 will be given in
an interesting table, now 10 course of pre-,
.paration by the Bureau OF Statistics al
Washington. The exact figures, supported
by documentary proofand going into minute
details, will appear in the tables when pub,
lished. The rough estimatessre as follows:
In 1850, the Federal tax paid BY the peo
pie Of the United States was s5e,0OO,oQ0;
the State tax, $24 100000, and county,
town, special and other. taxes, S54, ,000,0 ,00I
making astotal OF sl34 ,000, ,0O0, or about
"a 81 for each individual. In 1868 thr
amount Of Federal tax was 500, 400, 900;
States tax, $1,000, 900, and the country,
town, special and other taxes. $276, 900, ,00O
making total Of 1851 00D.OO0, or $23
for each perron in the United States.
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When Christ was Cruci6ed Christianity
did not perish. Neither when the world
was in what is called the dark ages. did
Christians fear for the final triumph of their
cause. Neither will Democrats, who have
hearts inbued with the honest and truthful
principles ofour party, falttr q moment
7bscause oftemporary rev erss.
They are made of better stuff! Our par
" is q party Of principle. High alott we
loli our banner more honorable then the
Eagles of Rome. Proud in the rectitude Of
our purpose! Firm as wall Of adanent!
The wares Of fanaticism has beat against as
before, but they have been hurled back
Have faith in God, and press on! If it be
His Will that our nation be scourged again,
bow in submission!
A brighter day will down. II took seue,,
plaques to convince the Egyptians of their
wro1gl We have endured the serea, and
may haye.to eniIse more before the hearts
Of the people will be opened ..aa f9
But ii iciH conlci The Democracy will
vet secure such triumph as Wc have never
had before. 1t is the only party which can
lead the nation in paths Of safety, ane God
will reserve it for that great purpose.