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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-27

Every one knows that the French nation claims
to have made every important discovery snd TO
have originated every important invention almost
since the creation of the world. The last claim
they havesasanced Is the invention Of the Prus-
sian needle gun N support Of which they bring
forward some striking evfdsnce, including cor
,ssnsndence which passed betwcsa the Duke de
pnY,ro ana the Emperor Napoleon 10 lsls. The
Sute having learned that Partisan gunuiaker
named Psuiy had invented q new gun, which
would fire eight or ten shots minute without the
aid of either flint or printing, and thet ne was
t,v;nu IN dispose Of his invention 10 TIC Russian
ooverpment' sent for Pauly, and after examining
the arm. forwarded 1t to the emperor with note,
stating that twenty-five shots had been nred from
Il In the space of two minutes IN nls presence.
that rups manufactured on this model would cost
~ ,nora thar those then in USE that their weight
wonjd he one Quarter less, and inst the weight OF
the ball cartridge would be only two-fths OF thai
of the regulation cartridge. The emperor, on re-
ceiyinp the dukes letter, made tie following note
at the foot: "Reierred to the Duke de Frioul 10
send for the inventor, examine the gun IN con
junction with the officers Of artillery OF the goaro
try II and make report on a rec .n ~ 10 ~
given to Pauly, bot the events which ensue'
shortly afterwards caused both gun and invento
70 be forgotten, and nothing more was heard Q
The weapon until the dukes letter turned up tn
other day; when, search being made IN the mu
scum Of artillery, Pauly's gun was discovered
and. on being exAmiEed, was found to be IN strlc
conformity TO the Prussian needle-gun. IN
French papers assert that amongst Pauly's wori
men there was German, named Dreysse, WI
eventually establisLid himself ct Berlin, m
made the Prussian government ohers Of gu
vhich he claimed a. Sis own invention, but whic
vas really the inveCtion of Pauly-oners whic
he Prusiian government at last accepted.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-27

PROPOSAL FOR ANOTHER INTERNATIONAL YACHT
RACE.-It will be remembered that when the
American yacht Sappho, in September last con-
tested with several English vessels in match
round the Isle OF Wight, the schooner Cambria
was the hesdmost winner. Her owner, Mr.. James
Ashbury, learning apparently that the Sappho
was by no means TO be regarded as the champion
of these waters, has just put forth challenge to
the New York Club, which merits notice and will
probably lead to sport. His proposal-dated the
Sd ult., and written from of the Southern coast of
Spsin-embraces variety of points. which may
be thus abridged; he gr9Resssse npof Which Vii his
iater Is addressed should 10 due time select their
champion schooner, not exceeding the tonnage of
TIE Cambria by more than ten per cent. and
should dispatch her to England early next season,
so that she might lake part in any or all of the
regattas got up annually by the leading and well
Thimes. The prizes are numerous, and clipper
would have ample opportunity to test her quail
ties and would reap plentiful harvest of lsurels
If she defeated the flower of our British fotla.
Subsequently on or about the LIST of September,
Mr.. Ashbury, in the Cambria, would race this
American vessel from the Isle of Wight to New
York, for silver cup or piece of plate valued at
two hundred and fifty pounds, without time allow
ance, and each carrying hands and spreading can
vas without limitation. After arrival here and re-
fit, he would sail against the same competitor-or
any other picked out by the New York Yacht
Club the fastest of her size and class not built
since the date of this challenge, and :" not being
mere she'll or racing mschins,-three separa
matches round Long Island. The winner Of two
out of the three would be entitled to the champion.
ship and If the Cambria were the winner Mr..
Ashbury would claim the queens cup won by the
America 1t Cowes in 1851, he himself If the loser,
giving the owner Of the successful vessel q cur
valued at one hundred guineas. To reverse the
triumph Of the America, and carry back to Eng.
land the trophy that was awarded her, ID evidently
the darling object OF Mr. Ashburys ambition
New. York Albion. :.
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IN BANKKUPTCY-EsTATE OF DAvIDsl

IN BANkK ATE OF DAEIDWT
United states Msrshsrs Office, District Of Louisiana
Orleans, Oct t68-Ths.s TO give notice that toe
day Of Sept, A. D. 1868, warrant in bankruptcy
against the estate OF David Gay OF the vicinity OF willie
port, the parish Of Point Coupee, and State OF v
iana who was sdjudged q bankrupt on his own pets
Ii at the Of any debts and delivery of
belon gng TO such bankrupt to him for his and
transfer Of any property by him forbidden lsw
a meeting Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt
their debts, and to choose more sssig ees Of
estate, will held at Court OF BsLkruptcy be hod
the Custom House building in the city of New Orleans
isiana. before o. S Kellogg Register. the 2ist u
December, A. D. 1865, at 9 O'Clock A. n: ..
No. $50 y. HEBRON,
oc6 del9 U. &. Marshal District Of LousE
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IN BANKRUPTCY-EsT OF GE0Re
Raston-Untei States Msrshss Once, District Of
New Orleans, Oct 49, ls65 This is 20 give notice
on the 10th day Of October, A. d. 1858 Warrant In Be
ruptcy against the estate Of George ksston
town Waterproof in the Parish Of Tensas and stst
Louisiana who adjudged bankrupt his petn
that the Of sny debts and delivery Of any pro
belonging such ban. rups 10 him for bis use, and
Of any property him forbidden by law tbs
meeting Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt 20 prove
d. and choose assgnees Of his estate
be held Court of Bankruptcy be holden at the Ca
House building in the city of New Orleans, Louisian&
fore O. s. Kellogg Register, the 9TH day Of Decen<
A. d. 1868 at o'clock A NJ. -.
A-No. 80. r. J. HEBRON
ocl7 deb u. Marshal. District Of LOus1nA A
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT coUg

" District Of Louisiana. in the Matter Of
H. Watson. bankrupt. In Bankruptcy, No. ISL Whs
Jno. T. Watson, OF the parish OF Tensss, and
trct aforesaid duly declared bankrupt under the AZ
Congress of March 3D. 1867 has this day fled In said Coz
petition praying for discharge and certificate thereof
all his debts and other claims provabe under said act
Notice Is therefore given TO all creditors who have pr
their debts and to all other persons In interest," that IN
day Of December 1863 at IL assigned for the hes
the same they may then and there attend ads
sny they have, why the prayer Of the SAID %
should not be granted.
Clerks fice New Orleans Nov. r. 1868.
nols q 30 K LOEH, Deputy On
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-27

MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to the best i'm.
ported German cologne, and sold ct half the
price. 800 " ~ = =
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-conPASY's OFFICE
NOS. "a AND 90 BROADWAY,


Anmited amount Of the Capital steck Of sh,. co,,.
ossd 70 this locality and hoss having IN opportunity ana
eseroins VII Be placed upon equal terms With ~ eorno
ors Ano WI sscnrs Ike interest In ftanchisss which
nave socrusd OF may hsrsaw seczus 70 ths Coupsuy,
nom any and al sources. =
Subscriptions viii be received By
DANIEL EDWARDS.
Drecsof Tor the States Of Alabama. Mississippi,
Texas and Louisiana.
Is. 50 and 81 New Lsves street,
New Orleans.
d. WEBsfEA
Al the onss Of 4 q. Dun Co.,
70 Canal street
Parties subsaisns 10 The Stsek v1n communieaAs the
~ lester 70 ths nssilsnt Dirsctor DANIEL EDWA IA
klm~rs A. A.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-27

I'm BANKRUPTCY-ESrA OF ALLEN ]
of Louisiana Orleans Oct l6 1868 This 20 give
tce the sixteenth day Of Oc.ooer A D. 1868 vs.
rant Bankruptcy INST estate OF Ale
r. Bosis, Jr, in the parish Of Tensss, sra S.ats ,
Louisiana. who was adiudged . bankrupt IN his o.
petition [; that the payment Of any debts and 3
livery OF any property belonging to such bsnkrw
to him or for BIS and the transfer Of any prs
cry by him. forbidden by Law; tn meeting Of
creditors of said bankrupt prove their debts and
choose one OF assgnees Of bis estate will be held
curt of Bankruptcy, be ho en- at the Custom Hos
Building in city OF New Orleans, Louisiana, beir
c. & Kellogg, Register the seventh day OF Decem1
A. ID. 1868 at O'Clock A. N. $500.
ocl7 de5 q. 8. Marshal. District Of Loussnk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-27
Tn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or JOHN

SsnlsnsHusi,sd stats Marssafs once Di.ria
orisisna New Orleans November g. lS6sIThis Is 70 ~
notice that on the 10Th dsy Of November. A D. !oA
John Bopdurant OF St. Joseph, in the par "a
1er sas snd OF Louisiana who was 40 uagea n
devery OF any property belonging 70 such 70 n
for hs use and the trsner OF property ~ MIN are
h,dd.n NV law: tha meeting OF the creditors OF the
bankrupt prove tn cir BITS and to G. Dose one 2, s
10 he holden a. the Custom House building IN the cv
New Orleans Louisiana before ~ Kellogg. heslslo I
A-No. los -, r.. . - - r ,S,.,.
ma dig u. D. MARSHAL Dirt'ict " Afeio' ~
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nANKRUPTCY-EsT on HARRY

louisiana New Orleans. November %, 1865 his TO
notice that The 2lst day Of November A looo wtn
in bankrupcy was issued against The estate OF hsT
Dobbins OF the parish Tensss aud state OF
was 40 Judged upt his petition that the payre
~ debts and delivery Of any property belonging 90
bankrupt him or his and toe trans er OF any -
ery by him are forbidden by law that meeting OF tha
dors OF the said upt prove their debts and 70 ca
on or more assgnees his estate will be he'd at coun
bsnkuptcy 10 re holden Al EXCHANGE Place in thsc
OF New Orleans Louisiana before Donation Augustin ksS
ter on the 18th day Of December A ID 1865 at III sn
A..
noSt dela Us. Marshal District 81 Louisisns
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T1NITED sTATKs DHsrRsCT cog

DNITED eTATEs DISTRICT COZ
~ District Of Losisiana-In sankruptcy-No. 49,
matter Of Marion v. Lewis. bankrupt Where's ~
Lewis OF New Orleans and districs Aforesaid daY =
esnsrupt under the Get Of Congress Of M~rch ~
able under said acf;
tneH eeots and 70 al other persons IN interest ~
dsy Of Decsnbs.; ls3 = II A n, b anigssd ~ -
show e.sse, n any tksy hsvs, Wv q Hay9 z - G
tsion sheuld not b gvsntod = 81
biz sss~inssos ss;o.s ~ ~ 49,. sns 49, -
Axshs2es Alsy, % lssh bessmbsF, - = y -
CSns O.oa Nv Oelsms. nox. - - -
- esa " i.siai1 - X LOW -
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IINITED sTATEs DISTRICT COUI

- District Of Louisiana in the matter Of u
Walker, bankrupt. In Bankruptcy, No. $50 Where's
walker, OF toe parish Of Orleans. and District 40
duly declared bankrupt under the Act OF Congress Of
ID 1867, has this day hed In said Court, q petition
for discharge and certificate thereof from all his dss
other claims provsble under said act
Notice IL therefore given TO all creditors who have
their debts and 10 all other persons In interest that
day Of December 1863 at II A n, s assigned for the
OF the and that they may then and there attend ant
csuse II any they have. why the prayer Of the said p
should not be granted
Clerks Ofice, New Orleans, Nov. Il. 1863
no13 2028 X. LOEW. Deputy On
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TN BANKRUPTCY-EsT OF BENZ.
waies-Orbce United states Marshal, District OF Loas
ana New Orleans Oct Is 1868 This Is TO give notice q
On the 9th day Of October A. D. 1903 Warrant in Ban
ruptcy issued against the estate OF BENZ Wales
New Orleans IN the parish OF New Orleans and stte
louisiana who sdjudged bankrupt on own petts
that the debts and delivery of any ropr
belonging 70 such bankrupt him for his and
transfer OF any property by forbidden by law tbs
meeting of the creditors said bankruo TO prove
debts ard to assgnees OF his estate VI
be held Of Bankruptcy to oe holden at the Cus
House buidin. city Of New Orleans La, before ~
Kes gg Register the It'll day Of December, A D. loi
10 O'Clock A NJ . ,,n,,ox
A-No So r y hEhhON,
oc27 oe5 Q. Marshal, District Of Louisiana
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limited STATES DIsTRICT COUl
" pistrict Of Loulsiana- In the matter Of Il w =

y DistrIct on touisisnH-in tho matter OF X ". =
Co and Estlin Co, bAnkrupts In Bankruptcy -
Whereas Robert W. Estlin and John ThornhL indldt
and members Of the firms OF r. w. Estlin 10 and
Co OF New Orleans and District aforesaid daily ~
BANKRUPT under the Act Of Congress Of March ID l&
thi. dsy nled In said Court petition praying for ds
provsble under said act:
Notice is therefore given all creditors who have n
tner dsbts and to All other In interest thai
otne same and that they may then attend nd
csus any they have, Why the prayer Of the said ?
And further notice Is given that the bsnkrupss viii -
an examination before Register Kellogg at his ofics
House buildiDg 18th december 1865 at 10 O'Clock
Clerks Once, New Orleans. Noyemoer2 q 1868
pozf del is K. LOEw, Dcputy ~
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-27

NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND CHATTANOOGA Rail,
po.p.lThe advertised "notce 70 contractors OF
the president of this company, TO be found In an
that the long looked for enterprise is about ct last
to be commenced. We tske great pleasure In
calling the attention of the public to it, and hope
that enterprising men viii be found in this city
and State to make successful bids for contracts on
the great work. This road b one of the grand
desderata for the prosperity Of this city, for We
have always believed that the coal fields OF Ala
hama once connected with tide water at Mobile
would BY itself be an enterprise to make this city
the coaling depot Of the whele steam marine Q.
| the Gulf Of Mexico, and afford it commerce not
second in value to its cotton trade. This company
ssks no capital from the South We hail It 81 the
beginning Of The turn Of the tide. and It should
| stimulate anew the vigor Of our merchants ana
| the psst few weeks. The board OF trade VIII
have an auspicious Inauguration OF its kbors
] Mobile Register, 18th.
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IN s,a,-s Marshais flee. Distr {
,s,sra New Orleans, November g. ls65-in as 20 On
notice thai ON the 10Th day November: ~ Man,
~ Clinton In the parish sf Esst Feleisns ana sssz
ss.rs no har teen adudged bankrupt on MS own ~
Of any debts and delivery ofary pr qaa
ssensipe 10 such bankrupt TO him or 81 his use s9s !.
~ any property BY him. are forooden oy law NV
1870, "a the cred tors Of said bankrupt 70 prove ne
debts and to choose more ssgnees q m me ~
~ MID At o. urt Bsnkruptcg 70 De noideh ~ '"V ~
,o,a House Bull ding. thu city OF New orleans 100
+ al Pitkin Register, on the lOth DAY Oh Deoel's
A. ID 1868. ut 10 o'clock A. n. ueRRoS
A-ko los. -; n,s,,tct 81 LON sian.
u y. maftnHs bHste'N.
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In n-hS .A.E " !" as ~ "a "a e -.
W n Fuoua A Co., b.nkrupt-UDited States Msr-hsA
Office District Of Louisiana new Orleans, November ~
ls mis- IL TO give notice that on the eighteenth
of november, D. 1868 Warrant In Bankruptcy was -ns
against the estate Il VIM. Henry Bassett Jr indivda
ar as me mber Of the firm OF W. 4. tuqut Coz OF kw
green IN parish of Avo ees and State OF
was adIudged bankrupt his osn petition that the ~
mept Of any debts delivery of any property oeongagt
such bankrupt him for his and the trans er OF
property by him, forbidden by law; that meeting oin
ced ors OF said bankrupt TO prove their debts sndt
choose sssgnees Of his estate viii De aed "
Cont OF holden at the Oast0m House 6
ing in the city New Orleans. Louisiana before j. K
Pkin Register, on the % day of December, A d. ii
at 10 o'clock A. =. x,rnoow
A-Eo 80. u hEhhOn,
no20 de2 U. 8. Marshal. District Of LoaisianA
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TINTED sraTrs DISTRICT CoUr

~ District Of Louisiana-In the matter Wesley
tankrupt-In Bankruptcy-ko 497-Wheress, WesleyCI
o. the parish Of COncordia and district aforesaid duly
Bankrupt under the Act Of Congress Of March 1857
day filed In said Court petition praying for discnsr
certificate thereof from all his debts and Jther clan
BILE under said act. notice is therefore given
creditors who have proved their debts and 70 All other
IN that the 7th day Of December 1865 II
~ is assigned for the hearing Of the same and tns
may then and there attend ard show II any tho
why the prayer OF the said petition should be grann
Clerks Office. New Orleans November IL. 1868
nol3 q 80 K LOEW Deputy q
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-27

I. 100000 Shares. of tn. par value Of
NTH. actual amount TO be paidin Cash is
R35 Per share
And this amount 10 to bs paid - follows; One per
cent q. time subscribing, and no more until the entire
capital has subscribed hen calls to be made By
the Board Of Dectors insamens not to exceed I've per
cent per month When thyave cent Of the par value
of the shares has paid. certificates Of stock VIII DO s
sued. This viii give the Company paid mp
CASH CAPITAL OF s3.sOO.OOO. Il
which will be sufficient to duplicate all, nearly al.
the paying points reached BY the present monopoly
The present Telegraph Companies Of the country have been
consolidated huge monopoly, and now earning
ever six millions dollars per hundred per
cent on the actual cost lines their present capital
having Doe wstered over thousand per cent
Tbs NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY have Q
cognon the United States Government Of the impo
tarce Of their enterprise grant Of the most valuable
franchises ever conferred upon Telegraph Company. No
competing line has ever right granted BY Con-
ress TO this Company and operate lines
every Railroad and Mall Route United States The
position Of this Company from that Of any company
ever before organised The question of The Right Way
forever settled
The Stockholders Of Company cannot be sold out
transferred to any other Company The act Of Congress
der which Company has been organised prohibits
transfer Of the franchises granted.
CALLs-How TO BE MADE.
One per cent Stock viii be required subscribing.
and subsequent calls exceed Eve cent month
will be made by Board Of Drecto from time to time
may necessary supply funds to construct and equip the
lnes but calls viii be made after the per cent. is paid
until the entire Capital Stock shAn have been subscribed.
Actual Capital Required.
Company confidently believe that thynvs per cent
of the Capital Stock will construct and fully equip
Which viii connect all the commercial cente and mportan
places in the United States. This opinion upon til
most reliable estimates and responsible offers
| and equip the rnea
The NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY is ors.n..
under the laws Of the State Of New York. and franchises
fsred By an act Of Congress- duly a. 1866.
Prssident-aEoRoE B. sENfER Of cleveland. Ohio.
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IN BAN uk;isd So Marshai's ouics-Disrici I
IL ana ev Orleans sovembcr ., looo-' see -
,;.s tnst on the IS day Of November A D. 700
noes was Issued against the estate o. Sonn
n.r. Of New Oriesrs, In the par sh ot VI s. -
state Of Louisiana who was adudgd pan Svery ~
oneyty belonging spch bankrups 20 n,m oI io
tne transfer Of any properly ny n, "a hanIsunt 10 ~
shsr bts and TO or more asspess Sn ~
VII w Rn,ldtr- IN the city Of New Or cans bo9sr
tomno"se n q PSin Regis er. the 10Th dAy Of Dsa
ber A. D. 1868, at ID o'clock M ~ upRROr
A-No l07 - 49,, ris,rict of / ,ouisfs-.
ooed del u. - mArsna. Di'e''N-
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The present Telegraph Companies Of the country have been
consolidated huge monopoly and are now earning
ever six millions dollars per year. hundred
cent on Of their lines their present capital
having boz watered over one thousand per cent
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CALLS-HOw TO BE MADE.

One per cont the Stock viii be required subscribing.
and subsequent calls to exceed Eve cent month
will by Board of Dsctors from time to time
may be supply funds construct and equip the
nes but no will DO made after the per cent is paid
until the entire Capital Stock sha have been subscribed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-06-11
MementO of the War.

There is preserved in the State
Library of Ghioa small quantity
of meal, a little rice, and a pinch
of salt, labeled:
"The rations of a Union prison
er at Andersonville, presented by
the prisoner to whom it was is.
sued"
There is another memento of the
war somewhere in the North, that
should be procured by the loyal
government of Ohio, and placed
beside the above. The following
would be an appropriate label for
it:
GA gold chemise button, captur-
ed by a party of seven Federal SOL
diers from the person of a Southern
matron, while confined to sick
bed in Dardanelle, Arkansas"
The name of the lady will be
furnished on application to her hus-
band-the editor of this paper
Lexington (A1a.) Observer.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-06-11

~ The following resolution
is part of the platform adopted
by the Sumner County Conserva-
tive Convention, held on the LIST
inst. We commend it to the care.
full perusal Of every person who
is opposed to Radical domination.
If we would succeed, we must
"circulate the documents"
ResozUed, That as the Press is one
of the most powerful agents for
the vindication of the rights of the
people, this meeting urges upon
every person the duty and necessi-
ty of giving a liberal support to
the Conservative newspapers of
the country. And now more than
ever is this duty the more imper-
alive in view of the fact that laws
have been passed by the present
Radical Legislature, designed to
crush out and destroy every press
which does not support and main
tain the acts Of oppression and
tyranny of that party.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-06-11

BE- Many of our readers will
remember George J. Stubblefeld,
Esq. He was for several years
Acknowledgement of this Circuit,
and was considered an efficient of.
fcer and genial, companionable
man. When the war came on, be-
ing a Union man, he moved. his
residence to Nashville, where he
has been, under the. Dl6wnlow dy-
nasty, a Radical Of the straitest
sect. But the reckless course of
the 'sBully Parson'' was too much
for George-being a gentleman,
it "soured on his stomach and
he abandoned the scallawag gang.
The Democrats of Warren county
met in convention at McMinn-
vile on the LIST inst, and were
addressed by Mr.. Stubblefeld,
who said that he had labored hard
for three years to convict and have
punished criminals for every
grade of ofence-for rape, murder.
and theft; that during the time
he had succeeded in having con
victed and confined in the peniten
tiary some three hundred crimi
mails for the worst grade of offences
and that in one months time W
G. Brownlow had turned the whole
batch loose to renew their depre
dations upon the communities
and asked if such conduct did MOI
exhibit a desire to harrass and
goad the people rather than pro
mote good feeling and amity. Hi
remarks made up fearful expose
of the corruptions, usurpations and
evil intents of Radicalism.