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SENATOR DooLlrTLE's letter is worthy Of
careful perusal. It is q strong bill of in
dictmcnt against the Radical party. It.
appears somewhat singular that any one
should speak of Governor SEYMOUR rs q
Peace Democrat: Mr.. D ,oLITTLE says no.
thing upon this point except that Mr..
SEYMOUR saved Pennsylvania from being
overrun by the Confederate army.
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Gost auo fuuu6.

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july
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
/ UNITED STATES, FOR The DISTRICT OE
SOUTH CAROLYN ,-IN THE MATTtR OF EVANS
& COGSWELL, OF CHARLESTON, s. c.: BANK
RUPTs-IN BANKRUPTCY-TO WHOM TT MAY
CONCERN: The undersigned hereby gives notice
of his appointment as Assignee Of EVANS & CoGS.
WE'LL, in the District of Charleston and State OF
South Carolina within said District who have been
odjudged bankrupts upon their own petition By the
District Court Of said Dishict.
Dated the Sd dsy OF July, 1858.
Juiy6 ms @. h. SASS, Assignee
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THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW PREPARED TO Re-
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merits fully tested last season. and to those in
want OF GINS this year reference is given to tho
raj Factors aud Cotton Merchants Of this city.
Catal Jgues, giving full particulars may be had on
application to 9. GRAVELEY,
No. 50 Est Bay. South OF rhe Old postofhce,
Agent tor the Ssa.c OF South Carolina.
July 20 lnwf emo
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NOR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS, IN
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Baptitss in Bankruptcy.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNI TED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH UAROLlNA-IN THE MATTER OF
AARON LORYEA, A BaNKRUPT.-PETI1InN
FOR DI,CHARGE IN NBANkRUrTOY-On the 18th
day OF July A. D. 1868. on re1dng the petition of
said Bankrupt for his final discharge, 1t was order.
ed that hearinJ be had ut Charleston, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ on the 18th day of July, 1s6S at the Office of
r. B. CARPEN TER. Esq., Registrar OF said Court and
that notice thereof be published that oil creditors
OF said Bankrupt who have proved their debts, and
other persons ir interest, may appear at said time
and placennd show cause, If any they have why
the prayer of said petition should not be granted.
By the Court. DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk q. s. District Court, District of SO. Ca.
July a m2
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i UNITED STATES FCR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-IN The MATTER OF JU
LIUS II. OPPENHEIIM, BANKRUPT.-IN BANK
RUTCY.-To whom it may concern: The under.
Assignee OF JULIUS q. OPPENHEIM, in the Dis
trict of Charleston, and State Of South Carolina,
within sail District, who has been adjudged Bank.
rupt upon his own petition by the district Court OF
said District
Dated the Sd day of July, A. D. 1868.
henry q. OPPENHEIM,
July6 ms Assiguee.
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THE SUBSCRIBER
Having rebuilt his STEAM SAW MILL, ID now pre-
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NUMBER 50

w4lng from the industry and labor OF
Itbq country TO support the war expenses
of the Government in time of peace ah
voice Shame!"1 | received this a.
tternoon a copy of the Merchant IS Nigga
Zine for September, which contains the
tarlny expenses of England for the last
year--thc ear ending the 31st of March.
| computed tliemto night / in dollars be-
| fore came here How much do you
think they were? Seventy-four million
dollars only. The whole 'armv of En-
gland, with which she opprosses England,
Scotland and Ireland, and her colonies,
teost S74,0000G0, including pensions,
while the army of the United States costs
in currency 8130,000,000, besides 500
tO00,000 Of pensiohs-naking IN eurTefcyr
about double the expenses of the British
Empire for military purposes. Now /
apPcal to you to say whether YOU are to
continue to submit to this? Voices. i
NO, no, and .'Yote it'down'' NYhatl
t:7.it that makes labor SO high that the
man who employs it is ,dissatislied,I Is and
yet the purchasing power of the wages
IS 50 low that the labonng man finds it
lalmost impossible to obtain the necessa
ries Of life? 1t is taxation. 1t. is the
cost Of this army and of the military dom
ination being established overyour breth,
Ten OF the South. IF the American peo;;
pie will consent, if they will be indifier-
ent to the establishment of tyranny and
oppression over any part efthis continentl
at last the curse will come back to plague
them in the system of taxation which il
engenders.
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Written for the Spirit.
TEAR DOWN THE FLAUNT-
ENG LSE,
AIR.-"SOuthern Girl"


o, yes, | am Democrat of the Jacksonian stamp,
And there's about ten millions more-now don't
You hear them tramp
And Just as sure as '.shooten" they are going to
put Seymour
1t that White Houss away out char on the Po-
tonac shore.
CHORUS.
Hurrah, hurral, for Seymour and the brave
Blair;
Hurrah for that "haunting lie" which Greeley
wished to tear
When Jacobins, used oft for fun, the Constitu-
tion burn,
And said the Union, too, might s!ide--not being
worth a "dern;''
Southern crew
Were just the meancst set alive-the worst they
ever knew. ..
Hurrah, hurrah, for Seymour, Sc.
We told them that the time would come when
they would change their tune;
That Southern men would fight as sure as q
Yankee is loon:
Yet still they cursed and fused and swore-thc
South nc moro would stand,
But opened on them; then they quaked and
wished WE'D take a hand.
Hurrah, hurrah, for Seymour, Sc.
The Rebs went straight through Sumter first,
and then at famed Bull Rum
They made the NJ. C's fairly "kito," impairjng
much their fun;
And the NJ C's stopped in that house which has
the great big dome,
And there they each and all did VOW, that they
no more would roam.
Hurrah, hurrah, for Seymour, sc.
They also said if Democrats would come and
help them fight,
That they no more would tear dozen .fdgS, but
would do what was right;
They further said that egery State the equal e'er
should be
Of every other, and that slaves should never be
made free.
Hurrah, hurrah, for Seymour, &c.
Each Democrat then shouldered up his musket
and knapsack,
And went down in the Cotton land and drove
the Rebels back,
And made them all lay down their arms and
own they had done wrong,
Then sent them home in wretched plight, with
faces lawful" long.
Hurrah, hurrah, for Seymour, SC.
Now, when the "shooten" all had stopped, the
Jacobins grew brave;
They said that every Democrat is but the merest
knave.
Forthwith they went to reconstructing every
thing they saw;
Put niggers up and whites bw down, contrary 10
all law.
Hurrah, hurrh, for Seymour, &c.
They also said Secession had the Union clean
o'erthrown-
That they were out-the Southern States-clear
out, and far had gone
And that they could not get back till the Rump
had had say,
And that is "what's the matter" now, my boys,
until this day.
Hurrah, hurrah, for Seymour, &c.
I'll tell You what's my plan, my boys, l think it
is all fair;
Well all to work and elect our Seymour and
brare Blair.
Then throw out Greenbacks by the ton, pay off
all bonds you know,
And make things "skoot;" o, that's the plan,
heigh Q, my boys, heigh o.
Hurrah, hurrah, for Seymour, SC.
"Ono currency for aR," you kuow-I do admire
the plan
l also like the white ''idee" about that Ku Klux
Klan;
I am no "smokist, but like good cider or good
beer,
And if Old Grart 'hain't" drank it all will take
a whisky clear.
Hurrah, hurrah, for Seymour, &c.
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rsa. The Athens Messenger Of the
2lth ult., says Of the meeting at Browns
vile:
The Republicans up there are wide
awake and of the trucst kind. Very
many of the Democrats are tired and
disgilsted with operations of the little
clique about Woodsfeld that rules the
county and taxes the people enormous
ly to support them in their villainy.-
Many in the vicinity of Brownsville arc
deserving the party"
There is no less than three distinct
falsehood's in the above, and the item is
a fair specimen of the production Of
WILDEs & Co, who control and edit the
concern. There has not been q sin
gle change to the Radicals in Benton
township this year. The ''clique" and
''villainy'' part OF it Is unworthy any at
tentioD,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-10-06
ELOI. LAMA, SAEsAMCTNANs.

Twas night; and as through her dark vale
Low winds pass'd on in solemn wall,
Methought their tones a.f,laeral dirge,
Sweeping along to deaths dark verge.
For musing on myself at most,
give up hope, and doem'd ine LIST,
When suddenly heard the cry
"Eloi, lama, sabacthani' s. t.rsf. Z Z
Startled, 1 turned mine eyes to see,
When 10! on shrouded Calvary, - a
A death scene DER my trembling soul
In awful grandeur did unr5ll.
For on the cross-O, gforiaptsp plill
A God, resigning life for man
He cried and turned to Heaven his eve.
'Eloi, lama, sabacthanir'
I heard-then gathered in its might,
A whirlwiad o'er my soul that night;
But hope returped, and then at last,
The whirlwind in its might had past,
And DER me rose a heavenly calm,
For I had found the healing balm:
And now live, by Christ's death cry
"E!oi, lama, sabacthani!'
OPHFIIA GosSELIS.