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Soldiers Orphans.

To The Citizens Of Indiana:
In accordance with sD act Of The General
Asse msly II The State Of Indisna, approved
March l1'h. 1867, providing q home for the
orphans Of deceased soldiers and sesmen,
the Trustees desire to give notice that the
Home. located near Kpightstown. Iodians,
is now open for the reception Of such chill
dren. provided for by seid act.
The object Of the insii,u'ion being 10 edu.
cate and train up the orphan children and
make them useful members Of society. com.
petent Christian ladies h.ve been employed
|ss teachers. and smplc arrangements will
be msde for instrucling them In their ussfu
The Trustees would earnestly appeal to
ell ministers Of the gospel, officers Of The
various benevolent associations throughout
the State, and oil others who feel an inter.
est in the future welfare OF this Gloss o
children, made orphans BY the war Of the
rebellion. to aid them in gathering ihess
homeless ones.' that they msy not become
ou,cssts o. bur,hens upon society.
HEsRY B. Hill.
CHARLES s HUBBARD,
WiLLIAM HASrAnAH.
| Kiohlstowp. 1rd June 8. '60
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Judicial Convention.

Some time ego suggestions we're made al
TO time and place for holding the Jsdicia
Convention. and The jasper Courier end ,hs
Eagle recommended August 13. - the time
and Jssper % the place Of meeting. w.
sent our paper containing our sotice 10 thu
Csnnelton and Rockport pspers, but hav.
heard nothing from them until ,his week
when the Csnnel,on Reporter comes out sut
suggests that this convention shall meet a
Csnnsl,oo. on the 25.h Of July. Now, Or
soge. Dubois and Crawford have sppointe.
their delegates with the unders,a ndipg tho
jasper wss the place. sni the 18Th Of Az
gust The time. jasper gives the delegate,
a. near % can be. On equal dielsncs !,
travel. and We think 90 one cen complain
Therefore. old Orange and Crawford will b,
on hands. st Jasper, on the 18th dcy Of An
|gust. 1868. to assist In nominslipR lbs cen
'didstes. .-Psoli Esgle.
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The New Substitute foy Silver.

Mioa,gent. recently invented in PsHs.
.nd which may be compared to silver. pos.
sesses. according to the London Mining
Journal, nine.ten,hs OF the whiteness. NAL.
Liability, ouctibility. tensc,,y. sonorousnees
shd density while il has . superior metallic
lus're, wears better, is less liable to be act.
led on by the emanstioos Of sulphuretted by.
drogen. shd 10 less fusibIe than silver
Minargent msy be used for all purposes to
which silver or other white metals or alloys
are applicable. # is composed Of one thou.
sand psr,s o! pure copper, seven hundred
parts Of pure nickel. fifty parts Of pure
,ungsten. ten psris OF pure sIuminium.- -
The inventors do not. however, limit them.
selves to the exact proportion given. The
chief features Of the minaseent consist 10
the introduction 10 The alloy Of pure .uug
sien and pure aluminium. and also the con.
siderable proportion Of nickel which they
have succeeded in sIloying with the alum
iuium. Tho metal 10 formed into ingots
and nodded 10 sand, 10 the ordinary way.
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OIL unhlsmsingIy cay that indehn3
" prefer my presen; position 10 that Of sny
civil office within The gift oi the people
Grsnts's Letter to I. N. Morris.
Gen. Grants in finite preference will Do
complied with! The people bsve no inten'
lion Of discommcding him TO such On extent
snd % he says himself, commit such highly
unfortunate movement .or the country, a
10 tske him from . position he so "i"6nite.
" prefers" TO place him in position io'
which be 10 totally unqualified. That would
be cruel snd unjos, TO Gen. Grant. uufo''u
nste Tor the country. and disastrous 10 M
fame. The people will be guilty Of no such
folly Iodisuspolis Sentinel.
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Little Woman.

Little Woman.
Little woman! Busy bee!
Pattern Of home industry!
Not a moment can she spare
From oil her absorbing care.
Though the cat s,shds mewiny there
With srched back. and wondering wby
II cent catch i's mistress eye;
For her hearts ey duty s,eeisd;
No! potatoes must be peeled
Though thousand pussles squesled.
SO she site, sseetiy sedste,
Grave % chancellor OF stsie,
II she could be stern ss Fste.
Puss, she knows wants but q glance
To be off in Dervish dance,
Tumbling, twirlIng round and round,
Then with sudden backward bound
For ns ,siI. that's never found.
SO ske si's and peels way.
Though she longs 10 be at plsy.
Pussy. wsit till work i, done.
TLen you'll hsve your Gil Of fun;
For our Liule Woman, now,
With pur-ed lips and anxious brow,
Grave as bishop or as Judge,
From her work will never budgs
Till ''is done. Then up away!
Sha iIa n.voss ho n..
Veriest msdcsp OF her play.
Mothers helpmeer. Fathers joy!
Elder brothers pride and toy!
To the rect a baby brother
And two sisiers-second mother!
Little " oman! Charming sprite!
Though rot, like ricn oamseI, eight
In b'ocnde or ss'in bright,
Or in ,issuee siry light.
Who c, quettlshIy fnesees
With her ffluence OF iresses,
Decked.wi,h gsuxy dsiniihess:
Sill, adorned with modest care,
And ihv wealth Of suburn hsir,
Wnh bewi;chiog s,mpIe grace,
Framing in thy sweet Spring face,
Thou. in pover'y's despite.
Spell and holJesi each ones sight.
And Thy msiden charms are such
We can never gaia too much.
Hsrpei's Weekly.
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What We PAY.

The United Sts,es Gotstnsuent n Ia
most expensive 10 The world. Great Britain,
with an srmy three times % numeroos g
our own. an immense navy. family 10 ssks
care Of. and with msoy other expsadi,u,es
OF which we have no countsrpar,s, spends
'ess money for the support Of her govern.
ment thsn we Go. Interest on Brl,ieh debs
Tor 1857. $12.So7 27O. Insres, on Uui,,1
States debt for 1867. $l43. .7s1 69i.
The United States debt is almost one h.if
less than ihst Of Great Bri,sin, yet ~e p,id
On interest Of S14. .975 32l more than che
dip. The same year Gree. Brita.a's civH
service expenses were elS O9s,095, ana our
civil service bill, same yesr. wss ssl.lHo-
O27. The army expense Of EnsIsnd. il
1867 Qor $4,000 men) wss s74 sss as.
and the expenses Of our u. y. A.. sews
vesr. GO OOO men on psper), $50 S4i. .5kK.
or 81 ,647 sos mora ttsn il coVt Great art.
ain for On army three times The number q
ours. II We adopt the British plso Of eIs,1ts
6cs'icn. and place the expsditotes sor vsp.
sions and bounties In The irene o. .Asms 81.
pensee! the sum 10 $lls leo o65, winch =
$4l,777 0l0 mora thso the whole miiitefv
expenditure Of Great Bri,ain for Inc vsVr
osmed. Psssing othss itsms, ,hs ,essi ecne
of the Brisiah Government FOR 1857 -
$3S5 800. .4iS. Totsl coss Of The UoheA
States Government same yesr, S3ls 7ae .i2g
The United States Coveroment. vhieh
shCusd b much the cheaper, var All Ac4x
7o6 the dsssss, a" ~ TG'>
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Every Bond Must be as Sacred a. Sol
dier's Grave-Speech Of General Haw
ley. President OF the Grant Conven.
tion.
The rsdicsl Republican party. by their
Chicsgo platform, hiss lifted the veil, and lei
the people zee behind the scenes, and they
tell u that money 10 as escred 90 The sol
dier's blood. And they say still more
They soy the rich bondho ldes shsii be PAID
in gold, s1d that the crippled solids shall be
paid in paper.
Is ',he nstionsl debt as sncred % the
graves Of the soIdiers'-is this iruel Il
this the voice Of the people! Is ihis ihis
the eniiment TO be fought the tsx-psyers'
lie wealth ss sacred ss the soldiers blood
Are 'bonds' 90 sacred ss the soldiers life!-
Are we to write the epitaph II our dese
soldiers on their tomb.s,ones % follows
Our tebt 10 - sacred ss your blood
This sentiment. when interpreted proper
ly, means ,hs:
The rich gave their money TO carry OF
the wsr'
The poor gave their blood to carry on hi
war;
The rich must be paid in gold
THE pensioned soldier mus. be paid in pa
per-
The rich 'sliIl Iive;' the poor soldier ]
dead.
j sly money (,he Republicans say } is ss 81
cred % your grave!
Mr.. Editor, l want you tc keep this Re
publican principle before the people. end "
will see who indo;ses il at the polls.
a CITIZEN.
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Who ART the Repudiatort.

The Racicsl orgsns ere accusing Mr.
PendIeton and his hierds OF being ttpudis
tors. becsuse they ere opposed 10 psyin,
the fve.t~sn'y bonds in gold. Now, on thi'
subject. We want TO give them good Rsdics
su,horiiy; yes. more than thst--guod i'm
lpescher suthos'y. We slluds to benstol
Sherman. Of Ohio. Did sny Of them evel
see his letter' For fssr they may hsvs not
we repubIish it. He 10 the Chsirmsn OF the
Committee on Finance in the Senate. He
10. therefore. well scqusinted with oil the
bond laws. We ask our Republican friends
70 tssd this letter, and sher doing 20, to re.
member that Grant and Colfsx are bond.
holder candidates, and are 10 favor of roy.
ing the fve.twen,y bonds in gold. Here i,
Senator Sherman's letter;
UNITED STATES SENATE CuAMBERl
WAsHIEcroH. March 20. 1868.
Dear Sir: Il was pleased 10 receive your
letter. Ny personal interes,s are the same
as yours, but like you'll do not intend 10 be
Influenced by them. My construction Of
the law IL the result Of careful exsminati n,
end fee! quite cure an impsrtisi cour.
would confirm il II the case could be tried
before . court. send you nv views 40 ful.
|ly stated in speech. Your idea 10 that we
propose 10 repudiate or violate . promise
when We offer 10 redeem the principal in
le gal tenders.
l think the bondholder violates his prom.
ise when he refuses to take the same kind
Of money he paid for the bond. II The csse
is 10 be tested BY the law. l am right; II II
is to be tested BY Jay Cookies advertise.
ments. I on wrong. Ihs,e reputation o.
snything like il. but ought not to be deferred
from doing what 10 right by fear Of unde
served epi,heis. II. under the law % i
stands. the holder Of the five.,weniies car
only be paid in gold, then we ere repudistor'
il we propose to pay otherwise. II. on ihe
other hand. the bondhoIder can legally de
msnd only the hind Of money he paid. then
he 10 . repndistor and On extortioner to de
msnd money more valuable than he gave
Truly yours, john SHERMAN.
| Hon. A. Mann, Jun.. Brooklyn Heights.
That puts the reputation saddle upon the
right horse-the horse rode BY the bondhold
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Tho Democracy Of Spencer County
have nominated r. 8. Hicks. Esq., for the
Legislature; Colonel G r. Ksllsins. fo'
Treasure Allen Gently, Tor Sheriff; Jesse
". L,rd. tor Clerk; A. A. Egnen. for Re.
corder; Michael Spade, for Real Estate Ap'
prsiser; G. w. Gwsl,ney, for County Com
missioner. This is . splendid ticket, com
posed Of the very best men Of the county,
and, We predict, will 30 tiumphsntly cleo
ted.
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NO. 90.


From the Cairo Democrat.
Had There Been No Republican Party.
II there hsd been no Republican party
slavery would 70 day csst its bslefui badow
over the Republic Schuyler Coifsx.
Had there been no Republican party I've
hundred ihoussnd true.hesried, vigorous
American ci.ixens would not now be slsep.
ing their eternal sieer. Mf
Had there been 90 Republlcso perry q
cruel relentless. devastating in,ssnscins 3sr
hsd never disgrsced ou' country.
Had there been no Repub Iicsn party one.
third Of our sovereign States would not to-
day be ls'd in waste. iis mssts,s slaves, hs
slaves masters. and iis future full Of e.vshior
disaster.
Had'it not been for the Republican party.
ten millions Of American people would nev.
er have been srrsyed sgsins, the county
'hst gave them birth. end the Constitution
under which they had lived spd prospesed.
He'd there been no Republican party. the
bsleful shadow Of slsvery' would. ere nov.
have given away TO the light Of freedom.
brought about BY pea ceful means.
had there been no Republican parsy.s
once happy end prosperous people would nos
now be burdened TO the earth with tsxstIon
and the heaviest national debt Of the world.
Had there been ny Republican party, hun.
dreds Of thousands Of American cisiseps
wonld not to-day be ss tho point OF teeRs,y.
distressed for the present and alarmed for
the future.
Had there been no Republican parry ten
millions Of people, bone Of our bone and
blood Of our blood. having the same sness.
try. would not be es,rsnged from the Gov.
ernmen'; nor be the subjects Of . hate sal
tyranical oppression unknown In The anas,s
Of the civilized world.
Had there been no Republican psv,y ~
should not eco the Constitution ovsrrtddsu.
and openly set at defiance; the eo.ordins,s
branches Of our Government acting in deed.
y hostility. and men whom the people hsvs
honored with high positions rio.ise on ths
fruits Of public pluoder, diserscine the po-
stions they hold by conduct that wous
damn the public men Of any semi.civilixet
nation on the face of the esr,h.
Had there been no Republicsu party the
goveIine, brutish African would not .bs
clothed with riRhts and privileges he tnows
not how 10 exercise, or be srrsyeu with feeS
'ngs OF fiendish snimosi,y sgsinst those who
rsised him out Of Q state OF bsrbsrism 20 a
civilization unknown to his race elycvher
on the globe,
Had there been no Req poblicsn party -
should not see our whole people demorslxed.
our democratic institutions overthrown .,
ssd'y chsnged. and . once happy cous,sy
Lettering TO it's Rosl overthrow end ruin.
He'd we never known Republican party
the Usited States would TO. day be tho pvovd.
es'. the hsppies', the grsndest ana mos. "a.
lightened nation on the earth. ins,esd Of che
distracted, divided. tsx.burdened, oppressec.
demoralrzed, degenersted and corrupt pee.
pie that we are.
Radicslfsm hss cursed Amerjcs.
L
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ALL TIE PiErY.'-CsrI 6churz. tempora.
~ Chairman oil The Rsdical Conventioo.
once 10 : speech st st. Louie. alluded 10 the
Almighty 40 the ideal gentleman beyond the
skies. called BY some people God.' A fne
lssder for party claiming to work 10 the
cause Of God end humanity
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In Ssn francisco. tho servant girls srs
ssid 10 receive such high wsgss that msny
,of them invest their ssvings 10 real estate
end ere ownsrs Of town jov.
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7 the sunday Appeal
FLOWERS AND FRIENDSHIP.


FLOWERS AND FRIENDSHIP,
the mOss-covered banks OF a beautifu
stream,
low sweetIy the viole.E blue seem to grow.
I'd the murm airing waters glide smoothly
'twouid seem,
o reflect their bright, fanciful forms as they
hOw.
anst the earth wears its mantle OF comedies
green,
Iy sweet-scented pinks are as sweet and a
gay
the fairest and loveliest OF flowers e'er seer
N the beautiful bosom OF blossoming May.
sdelicate tingeO OF the late-blowing rose
low is grseed and adorned with a liveHer hue
lilst her thrice-lovely charms their beauty
ns'er lose,
nd with perfumes delicious other flower:
Undue.
zen the luminous day-god begins his career
heir tender-leayed petals the vio.ets spread
ere his gay golden beams IRON the sky dis
appear,
hese transient bright blossoms are withered
and dead.
en- B0reas comes with his bleak chilling
blast,
ma TIE Aries soft zepbyrs are gone,
sIllies that blOOmed are but dreams Of the
past,
nd reigns DesOlation alone.
a vestige remains OF the flowers We
cherished
nee Winters cold winds have swept DER
the heath;
Leaf, not flower but has frozen and
persisted:
u is waste-sn ruin-all dreary-all death!
he fOwers that gladden. in Spring, are the
friends
no bask in the glow OF Prosperity's beams,
list tie sunlight OF pleasure and happiness
blends,
Id with reyel and JOY the atmosphere teens.
like them, alas is the friendship of man:
Prosperity, formed Tor eternity sworn;
the whitening touch OF AdverSity's nand
lick sewers The ue-and Friendship is gone
wes8y that one lower hiss proudly survived
e lowering frowns OF sky sugut severes
we say TO one friend, " It's thy love that
ham lived
ichanged through the trials OF the past
weary yeare
alas, ye are gone! False Friendship
frau Flower!
.raRg-d are ye both in the time Of my grief;
~ soul do ys bring no comforting hour
my sorrowing heart no JOY, no relief!
rosperiIy's hour what life We begun:
th what care were We nurtured, with what
lUs;re ye hone.
the hrsI Pickering ray OF Adversity's sun
WINS upon me ceserJeG-ingrates, ye have
nJwn!
he deSolste winter OF sorrow best shows
lat mirage is Friendship hollow,
how drear,
false and deceptive though with ardor it
CLOVIS
X frail are the ties that We fancy sesure!
, day, ali! vain mortals for q day do We
bloom
e the flowers, in beauty, in honor, in
worth,
he morrow beholds IN their terrible doom
? late that awaits all the greatness OF earth.
bend thy proud knee TO that bright
throne on hlgh:
10 God render thanks: unto Christ offer
praise,
to-day ye have lived-for tomorrow ye
diei
trust to the Being who knoweth your
ways! p.
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SUNDAY APPEAL.
or the Sunday Appeal
L'HIR8NDELLE EFT LIE PRTsONSIER'
(THE SWALLOW AND TAG PRIsoSER.)

or the Sunday Appeal
L'HIR EFT LIZ pRTSONNIER
(THE SWALLOW AND TAG PRIsoSERl
on hearing the faStruaeafal HluSie % called
little bird, OF all Earih's throng.
For me alone thou seem'st 20 care,
nd with thy thrilling, liquid song
Makes this dull cell to me seem lair.
YEARLY by have long years toiled,
And tired these limbs with tyrannous pain,
lille bittereSt thoughts my heart have sOiled,
As weeping long sor the past again.
Ssn God be just - I cry in my night,
And falling, 1 kneel on the damp, cold floor,
nd strive 70 re ali His promises bright
could claim them once-in days Of yore.
thousand voices wild are shouting
Amid the widest roar hear
ae velce-it stills my every doubling:
Peace! Peaoei o, say, why wit thou fear 90
he Jailor comes on his round OF duty
The rusty key tGrns in the door,
sd there in his shroud OF suDlit beauty,
The old man lay upon the floor
ne poor, thin. withered hands are folded
Fast above the pulselsss heart
Earth in all thy sweets yet nodded,
,dnst thou such heavenly rest impArte
{ day by day upon the grating
The swallow twitters there alone,
I'D pesring through the cell, Is waiting
Is II 70 hear the prisoners moan.
RIVER VIEW, June ?. L.F.C.
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he Memphis Appeal
THE BEASTS sOLILOQIY.

;IATo TIE BLASKEsT VERSE BY A KUKLUx
IL p The street ia front Of DE U 8. Affns
Aisny0Tds body hs1'gtng from a gallons.
arnatsd from al ne. 09l,lsss airs
ped from heHg'-HOw knew she hutF 'Tis
true.
old think the CEN "a mystery
y conception, known but 70 myself
the black crew that made me-
e great Goa moved with his breath the
world
chaos into form, Spirits there were
~ souls long doomed and doubIy damned
cycle Of the rolling years had made
1.-The home Tor these most PICTURED souls.
y conception 1 do think there were
millions Of such hells and all filled nm
souls forever doomed. And each OF these
homes wa as a seetnIng eauidron sealed
leilcal, hotter Than hottest he'll.
IN were rolling. steaming, trying, eursing
saWinl heat and horror OF that vile
iption, those damned villains Of perdition.
e s1nA ha1 been 20 great 10 mortal pen-
pen Of llnmOrt alily had dared
10 write them down, lest that the hand
"a wrote would pois ed be, and wftner OF
the eorruptins thought. As time rolled on
galhered, IA the center OF each Gome
"se Aeil-Fao!t-, heated red-hOt, a drop
ln0te drop distliiei dQniaaglost deeD-
'ts 20 o'r". For tust one drop was core
down -
z, pure and unadulterate
any grain OF gOod-the stun Of which
s are made by dilUtAtlon with
gOnents Of less strength. Ana ona dav No.
ensd F4endly host, and prizes were
awarded Tor the fOuiest thing
ever foulest minds could think Of
'he=iFe. And by strange chance each
kiend
shi forth the single drop scraped up with
spoon
the red-hot domes Of deep perditlon's
vaults,
Al those drops were poured in a waste
OF coarse clay, and meanly made; and
thus
BUTLER S soul was fixed into existence.
men 70 give Il further life, each Fiend
IMAM uainneds there, 10 convention. gave
ieflng 10 my new made soul Each one
IN the dearest and the vilest part
own being; thus they made me net
peeial favOrite of ali the bells.
Is snare, one gave Hale, another Envy.
aade contribution OF base Cowardiee
.ung Malice IN; another gave in Living.
OF Demon tore out Tyranny
bis black heart, and threw It into mine:
Is OF Devils cast on me their loads
ists and Greeds' and mRny-phased Lieen-
tiOusBess,
pvsr ali was plastered Avarice.
ter over bread. and thus I grew
m OF human child, and was baptised
min Fiend Butler, tossed up here on ssrt,,
nent u the Southern race-worse Stlu.
nned disgrace, a stigma foul, a blot,
tch upon the North which fathers me
teh eternal, till the last doom s crack
the old Bay State that mothers me.
loORIISUED II CALLED FoR.I
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-Elgin, Illinois, has watch factory
that turns out an average Of sixty
watches day,
Mr.. Fessenden has declined the
complimentary banquet rendered him
by Gov. Bullock and others of Boston.
yellow fever and plenty Of it st
Vera Cruz. There Is little inducement
to settle there just now.
AT Cincinnati, on the night Of June
18th, the planning mill Of Greenlee,
Simon q Co., corner Of Baymiller and
Poplar streets, was entirely destroyed by
FIRE. Loss about $4,000. Insured for
5000 in the Western Of Cincinnati, and
four Eastern companies.
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MAKING IN ALL
500 SPLENDID PRIZES
Ranging from SO to $4,000 each. and
VALUED AT S5OO,OOO-
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
VIII be Donated to the Orphans OF st.
Louis, Missouri.
DETAILS OF TIE DRAWING /.

A suitable Committee OF Responsible Gentle
men viii be selected to conduct The drawing
and awarding OF the prizes. on the day ap-
pointed, 81 MECCA VILE LIBRARY HALL,
on the following plan:
one hundred thOusa1d bers, represent
Ing the Cerildcates issued, VIII be paced in Ons
wheel, and I'VE hundred tickets, inscribed wi b
the names OF the prizes, to-Wft: 81 Paschall
house, ETC., VIII be plareo IA another. From
these wheels nun Der and a prize viii be
drawn at the same time. and the number
drawn VIII take the prize drawn with It.
The prizes VIII be ready for delivery upon
Inc rezult OF the award beng known, anu the
perxons by whom the ten real estats D ICES a. e
drawn, viii receive Geeis 10 the same, with
title clear and unencumb efed.
AL money received upon the sale OF these
Certificates VIII be placed IN respos SID bank
ing houses ef st. Louis, Missouri, where 10 VIII
remain, TO the credit OF toe Association, until
after the drawing takes place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21

"simPss. preposterons )" says ne has
belongaa to all parties and betrayed all
for his own benefit, . and further eanstic.
ally remarks:
Aside from all other political iniquities
of which he cannot purge himself, he is
the author Of our present diabolical hnsn-
cial system, which establishes the mean
est kind of an aristocracy, and literally
reduces the masses Of the people to alb
ieet servitude.