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MARKETS.
Domestic AEarkets.

NEw YORK, August 19.-Cotton quiet and
steady; sales to-day 1900 bales; middlings
lower; new amber Tennessee 81 60. Corn
unchanged. Mess pork SIS 62s. Lard heavy;
steam rendered ls4@19c Naval stores and
groceries quiet and dull. Wool active and
very frm; sales of Texas at 28@32c.
Freights lower on grain; heavy, but un-.
changed on cotton.
NEW YosK, August 10. = Governments
closed steady. Tennessee's 645; new, 633.
North Carolina's II. Virglnis's Sc asked.
Money active at 4@5 ON call loans. Dis.
counts z. Gold feverish, closing weak, All.
Sterling dull.
NEW YoRK, August I0.--5-20is of 1862,
l13i; Of 1864, los9; Of 1865, Ill; new issue
1914; Of 1867, 1914; Of 1863, 1919; lO-4D's
1881 The stock market is active, but fever
ish and unsettled,
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JAMAICA.
Alarm among Planters.

HAVANA, August 49, .Advices from King
ston, Jamaica, to the fourteenth report the
planters very much alarmed owing to vio-
lent speeches by the Judge in the parish of
st. Thomas, the inhabitants of which proved
themselves most dangerous during previous
rebellions.
The Judge declared he did not come to
administer planters law, but English JUS
tice, and exposed the system of jurisprud-
ence IN such way that the negroes misn-
terpreted his remarks, and commenced to
insult the whites, and demand satisfaction
Of their employers for past alleged griev-
ances.
Highwaymen abound on the island
Rushworth, the tinancier, had gone to
England for the purpose Of negotiating a
loan to carry out certain public works.
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HAVANA.

salnave TO be MartIed-He Is about to
Come TO the United States.
HAVANA, August ls.-Advices from Port
au-Prince to the eighth report that the
Cacos, after capturing the war schooner
Sylvan, found on board the Minister Of
War and Salnave's mother.
Salnave Incorporating to marry wealthy
lady and embark on United States man
ot-war for the United States. He is con-
stantly insulting foreigners.
The British Minister protested against the
Imprisonment of an Euglishman, and de-
manded protection for British subjects in
the country, but Salnave threatened his life.
The inhabitants of the capital are in con
slant fear.
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NEW ORLEANS. MORNING, AUGUST 90 1868

The rebels make raids within .musket
range of the city, and the local authorities
do not interfere.
The press Of the capital forbear to mention
the defeat of General Alatorre by Negrete;
the only exception is the 0rQuestd.
The Tolonia chief, Colonel Jean Francisco
Lucas, had proved powerful auxiliary to
General Negrete. The defeat of Colonel
Dominguez by the Yucatan Indians is
officially reported; also the death of Mr..
Markoe.
1.-THE British mail steamer of September 2
will take million and half of specie to
EuroIe.
Kidnapping is still of frequent occur.
renee.
Rains are deluging the roads, and rem
dering travel difficult and dangerous. The
weather at Vera Cruz Is stormy.
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MEXICO.
ssntents In vera Cruz-.8Ie1Ico
Mixed.

|aleontents In vera Cruz--aTe1Ico
Mixed.
'1yARA, August I8.-From Mexico we
|a the following additional intelligence;
eyernor Hernandez y Hernandez. of
E Cruz, had returned from the expedi
q Madelin, where he made an ineffeet
|alteInpt to capture the insurgent leader
10.
a land and sea operations undertaken
.ast the rebels of Alvarado and vicinity
" failed, aud the city of Vera Cruz
NIL of maleontents. The French, Ger
Spanish, and American business men
sspoused the cause of the Governor,
Nere aiding him to raise men, and feed
4sg the troops punctuaily.
Governor had ordered the cattle, etc,
u suburbs to be seized,
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ALABAMA.
ExeeutIve COMMITTEES.

nsmocratIe Executive Committee.
1loSTGoMERy, August I9.-The Executive
.nmittee of the Democracy of Alabama
II In this city today. Delegates from
Pat forty counties met 10 confer with
n. Ex Governor Moore was made presi.
blot the meeting.
she Committee on Resolutions reported
3 NJ. a series of resolutions indorsing
Democratic nominees snd platform;
sng the people to vote at the November
stl0n, and to take tho laws as they find
NJ; denouneing the attempt of the Legis
Pc to east the electoral vote of the State.
RESOLUTIONS were all adopted. An elect.
ticket will be selected tonight.
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noUaE OF EnrRrsEsTa aTIvEs.
Forty.Flfth Days session..

Forty-FIfth Days easstan.
WEDNESDAY. Angus 10, 1868.
The House met pursuant to adlburnment,
Speaker Lowell in the chair.
The roll beiag called, ffty,ts members
answered to their names;
Speaker Lowell. Abbot, al spder, An
tome, Bennett. Buckingham, ~, Brew
ster, Collins, Galhonny Carr, casell, Cuny,
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LOUISIANA GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

WHAT THE SENATE DID YESTERDAY,
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REGISTRATION BILL IN THE HOUSE.
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J. Fl. ATCVEAN.
P. JONES YORKE,
8. Z. CUNY.

The Committee on Enrolment submitted
the following report, which was received
and accepted;
House of Representatives
New Orleans La, August l6, 1868,
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives:
Your Committee on Enrolment have the
honor to report that the following bills have
been duly enrolled, to wit:
An act to incorporate the New Orleans,
Mobile, and Chattanooga railroad company,
a corporation of the State of Alabama, and
authorizing and empowering said company
to exercise and enjoy its corporate powers
and franchises in the State of Louisiana.
An act granting to Gabrial Mullen the ex-
elusive right to built a oll-bridge across the
Amite river.
An act authorizing the Auditor to en-
ploy two additional clerks and one mes
senger.
An act making new division of the State
of Louisiana into five Congressional Dis.
triets.
And also duly engrossed:
An act to incorporate the town Of AleXan-
dria.
An act for the relief OF the widow of
Thomas A. Montague.
Respectfully submitted,
o. Fl. BREWSTER,
Under suspension of the rules, the fol-
lowing notices of bills were given:
By Mr.. Lott, of Rapides, an act relative to
juries, and to establish and fix the drawing
of the Grand and Petty Jurors in and for
the State of Louisiana.
By the same member, an act authorizing
the State Tax Collectors TO receive the war
rants of members and employees of the Gen.
eral Assembly in payment of State taxes by
preference.
By Mr.. Wren, of Bossier. an act 10 incor,
porato and establish the New Orleans News
Association.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By MIR. Landers, Of Union:
House bill No. 15s, an act to incorporate
the town of DownsyiHe, in Union parish,
Louisiana.
First reading.
On motion of Mr.. Lott, OF Rapidos, the
rules were suspended, the bill was placed on
its second reading, and referred to the Com
mittee on Corporations.
By Mr. Dupre, of St. Landry;
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WHOLE NUMBER 424.

reasonable to presume thatihis own interest
II no othersmotive, would have a great infiu-
his duty. fA' -
In addition to the reasons above given
tne compensation proposed in this bill is
altogether too much, as it will be seen that
II proposes to give to these license inspect
OTIS Ten per cent upon all licenses collect
ed, an amount just double that which
tne Clty Attorney receives for his services.
bill. NP01 'Ai'
W. L. MeMILLEN,
Chairman;
JOHN PAGE,
G. RODNEY MAY,
CHAS. LEROY,
CANON T ADOTPHF
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[eosrENuED ON FouRrH FAaE.l
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The Committee on Enrolment submitted
the following report, which was received
and accepted;
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Important from Mexico.
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A LONG DAYS WORK THERE
SENATE, ,
Forty-Fo Days Session.

WEDNESDAY, August 10, 1868.
The Senate was called to order by the
President at eleven o'clock.
The roll was called; present, the following
members:
Anderson, Bacon, Beares, Blackman,
Braughn, Campbell, Coupland, Darrall
Day, ,Egan, Foute, FRANCOIS, Futch, F. L.
Jewell, Kelso, Lewis, Monette, Offutt, Og.
den, O'Hara, Packard, Poindexter, Pollard,
Ray, Smith, Thompson, Todd, White, Whit
ney, Wilcox,W. Williams, and Wittgenstein-
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W FROM HAVANA AND JAMAICA,
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~ TIlE DISTRICT COURT or rlIL
!lilca N'a!t>. Tor the District Of south CAR
".l''a m ia me matter OF Thomas II. D>rlES.
iatkTlpt-ln ,nnkrnpry. BY whom !, ~.
li,ioh ior Adjudication ii Bamkrnmcv vas
'ilru ON lhc :lill day Of May rs. lSGS IN
,aid '"url. 1Als IS 10 M "ofire. THAI on llc
ioth day oI'''iic. y. Discs. Warm, IN
ia'tki lWry was iSSnctlagainst the Esln,r az
nollaS IL. bSfech nf Snncr in lie Dis
lrict 81 sumter and State nI SuutL C,,r.
oiii,a. who has been adudgcd Ba,krun,
on his own Priiton that the pnyncn, =;
any drf,fs and Delivery any proirr,r b. ~
aonlnS 70 said Bankrlpt, to him or for his usc
.and nc transfer ,fany Property b., lin, ma
forbidden hy Law: Ilni !; mcrti,;r ,,r III ~
irr,'''orS n' me SAID Bankrupt. t. Prove lheir
Deris. and To choose one or more .\s>irnr,.
of his Estate. will he held at q Court Of iInni,
rnpcy. to he holden nj No. 72 Brond S,rn,,,
hit'csi"i'. > g.. before K. B. Ca,pcn,cr
hcgi>tcr' on HE 1T day Of July 4. il ls,;S
AZ o'clock. u. A. !. y. N. En,,i,,, ,'"'
IS. Marshal Il, Mc>Scurcr
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IN TIE DISTRICT COl'Rr or THE
NlIED STATES. For THE DISTRICT
or SOUTH CAROLINA.
lnthr matter Of WM. J

W. SMIili ba,,l,rt,rt
~ whom q Petition Ion ,\dirilai"n .,
l;anl>iiiptr, WAS filed on M. o,jl .,,y ~
May - y. lSi> in said Court. IL l;auL
rur,cy.
'HiliN i re- GiNt \orlrE. 'rh uu,l, lDth ,),v
a. - =; 'W' r' \, ~ iN">. Warr nj III I,nlrupiry
w y W. ,StnI ~" l.>tit ot Wml. W smith ~
ha'l"Si"n, IN HE Di~ty.t az Charleston aud SIM.
~ ~ , ,nn,. : plnHna wh' i:,- been alji,l..,, !,
,' ~ %Mh Petition" il.;,t The u, Nrut ni
~ iin. -, 'ii i'iNciH al any l'I"l'itv t,vunG,u.s
!" >'l,i hamkrnp', !" hni ~ Tor III, n,r. AMI IL,
:, ~ any !'i"l"Nty ~ Inn are tnrhlcn ~
i;'" l'' ntV'WH ~ the t'rc,!.tbr- ~ I'M, .,t'i
h'ntrnr': tn ftpW ttnir nrlt>, AMI 10 cinn-c tno
:" m"i' NS>iEhtc> 81 his Estate t,il i,r ii,.ld a; 4,
'""'! = hihhriiri'N, :" c holluu a; No T2 i.ruul
,,fr.i Mlfhf'nn =, hcnr" L. L; tnrprn,,r
h,S>,,t'' "m t'c W' day ~ July, a. H. i>,'> az 10
! .r III. rrpl>t
US M@,sml1- MI ..,g,l
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The nclrctic Medical Journal oc
OUR YOUNG FOLKS

! s hri,nlul OF drli@uiH rurllain,r,i tor
Juvenile readers; stories. fables. cllrl,l,.>
refuses, c'igu.,>. and exquisite ~noL rn:cra-
wings, 1t i hry"n! crl,ip:s,ani Tie hc>, iv-
Nvnll" magazine eyer pnlli-hd. Hnilaio
ENp,c>>.
tvr'y boy aud sirlH .\lnryca should lravc
il. TERMS Two dollars 4 year. Singl,
specimen Number. % cents
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IN ilih ~ STRICT CoGHT OF TiiE UNITED
STATES ioH r:lE DISTRICT or
SALiIII

IN THE DISTRICT CorKT OF TIE UNITED
STATES, foH r.lE DISTRICT or
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ia me matter ui JonSl
i5 oNN Baukrun
liv whom Il Petition for Adjudication
81 Bankruptcy WAS fled on the 18th day
OF May y. -. lSGS. in said Court in
Bankruptcy.
THIS IS ro GIVE NoricE. That on the 10Th
day OF June a, ID. 1865 Il Warran' in Bank
rlplcy was issued against The Estate OF John
Brown Of Orange Parish, II lie District OF
Oran9rblrg an'l state Of South Carolina who
has been adiudycd Il Bankrupt. on his owu
i'c'ltlou that til" payment Of any Debts and
DcivcrA OF any Property belonging to said
Bankrupt. 10 him or Tor lis use. and The trans
fer Of any Property by lin are forbidden by
Law: that a meeting Of The Creditors o! Tie
said Bankrupt. to Prove tllcir Debts. ana 10
choose one or more \SSi"nccS ofhi> Estate.
vii be liridai tonrt Of Bankruptcy. 10 be
holden AT No. - Broad street ChnrlcSton
$. g. before L. y. Carpenter Register. on No
.ih day oi ,'1iy A,D. 1865. III u o'clock.
NJ
4 NJ ,InSI>-,
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III me matter nt EVANS
u (:GSWEiI. I EauLrI,nt
by whom q Petition for Adjudication Of
Bahkrsr'cy was filed on Tie ;uih ,!ay Of
May. a. d. 1865, in said Court. III Bank
rnptcy.
THIS Is re GiyE NOTICE. That on tie S,l,
day OF June y. lSGS. n Warrant in Bank
rll''ry was issued against The Estates OF
Evans X EogSwcll Of 'larlos.on. in thc
District OF Charleston and state Of South
Carolina who have been adiu,lge,l BankrlIp,s
ON their own Petition; That The payment ni
any Debts and Delivery OF amy Property be-
longing to said B;tnkrmpts. 10 llcln or ln
then use. aud The transfer Of any proprriy
by them are forbidden by Law: lhai Il incri
lnG OF The Creditors OF The said BailkrupS :. 10
Prove their Debts. and to choose one or moro
AsSi.nccS of their Estate. Will BE- held NJ !,
Court OF Hanhmptcy. to be holden Il, 30. n
Broad street Charleston : G. before T. Il.
Carpenter Register. on The 18th day OF June.
y. ~ lStS AT O'Clock +. NJ.
.J.p. NJ. ErIINt..
US. Ma>lal az MESSENGER
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Itg ilc pi>nicl .! ou;h Carolina. In The
r. Nnom rci,~Hior >lm. ,ia .,i'i.g.o,r.
II ,'"n"i Ia''iEi.r u Il. Ma ao"hri
Ni, - @INc N0.lcr. i!itt uiltliH llday ot
lNhc A.i} lNNr ,Ni,ry3tuiii. taj!l.rmfcy jya ,
l>N''t@ t6.ic /. iuW ntA. piccU! hall-
rSi"n lilW ili>,rty NJ, ,hnrlr,iou and STATE
81 .MplDt. Whn'lH~ hrcn adiudgeu Il
n"NN'i m hsoWn Frjilpn HAT The pay
Mcii, @latN NchS and i)tGvury oi,.nvplo,,-
= 'N ie'Hi&tl" I" SAT-. itaskrti!i % nin o.
i"r III uSy. ai,! ilc hauSitN ol any rropuriy
~ iAlll M aer l,nh'iIr Fy law: tiat Il meet,
,ii9 oi I'M NrN'lhuls o tie S,itl Bankrupt. tc
! 'foN"ihyr l)chts. n'l 10 choose ono or NOR,
\ \SSlgcrs o' MS Esluc, viii DC held NJ Il
"Nri "i i'a'iAiHitcY. IL be holden III 10. -
iir"ad Sircci charlcSson. :. g., before Il; Il,
"rIrnirl. Register. on the -th ,lav oi July
~ -. ISIS. al9 ocloch. A. NJ j i. M
~ LINZ. :, Marshal aS Messengers.
.lulic - =; 'lol
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IN TIE DISTRICT COUHr or TIE
UNITED STATES.
I,unl,rlllh.


F"E TIL Di>rEIcr or Sourl CAloLsNA.
Ia The matter Of H,CIlARn}
NJ MOORE, {Bankrup.
n Nium Petition Tor Adjudication ot
hanNluplrr was filed on the 2jtl,. day OF
May \ y. lS,i> IN said Court, in i.ankiupt-
cI.
rms iSto Wrc Noicc, That on the 18th Gav
OF .'mc \. -. lNlS Il Warrant in Bnnl>lnri-
~ wa> issued against the Estate oi Richard,
W. Moore OF sumter. IN thc DiS,rcl n
sumter and State of South Carolina. Who
ll'> been adind-cd Il Bankr,,ri, on his own
Ictilloh; HAT III" payment oi any Dcb,S and
i,"liNrrN OF ANY Property belonging Ia said
bankrupt, 10 him or for lis use. and tl,c
irah.irroi any Property by him arc forbid,
zen hNlaW; HAT 4 meeting Of the Creditors
ct IN" said Bankrupt TO Prove their Debts.
hllutp choose one or more .\S>iyncoS .! his
Estate viii hr held nj court Of Banhruptcy
Io hH holden AZ No. - Hroad Street Charles
ioi = G., before H. L. Carpenter Register
"n ihc ul' day Of July 4. H. 1865. Al i
O'Clock, l., NJ.
j. T.. NJ. EpplNG,
I. =. Marshal a> Messenger.
'1nc - -2'. lNy
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,,icrc arurlcd ne highcA prfM'"m at ne
,,;Url,rS ttuf in londom .o"d ~fNTS-
;,rcupiimx 1T hc n Y. stat" fWrW -
IA ma
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, iilt DISTRICT CpURi'ur rlIE UNITED
STATES, FOR TIlE DISTRICT on
SDtrn CAkOLlNA.

MES FOX THE DISTRICT Ol
Soirn CAROLINA.
''mISr. '''''T H''"'''T'r%Sr. : 5 rant,pp,
i.y Ml'"n q Petition for Adjudication Of
l,nnhrnplrN waS iilcd on the a0h day OF
NlN ~ y. ISIS il! said tourl In Bank
iuplty.
TINS IS roGlvi: NorCr. That on Tie loh div
oi lui'r y. -. ISIS. 4 Warrant in Ran>,,iptcy
W,aN, i>>urd ngon, Ii" Estate Of .Iohn G,
H"iimnr Of Mnuniug, III the Di,tiic ol
liaMnl"m andSuuvor South Carolina whn
!i,', .uorn ;.diNl42iH HpnhrlIp,, on hi. own
= ,!:'l"Ai 'il hrl'ANnl"Nl ui ANY Debts and
i1lNAlA 0iHN lrOprr,N lrlouyilg 10 said
hhhtai. 70 linn ur Tor lis use. ana thrtrun,-
itt o, any i'ppr'N hy him are io,bidcn hv
iHW.; lE,a ii'rine 81 tie trc,lifnr, oi thc
1nl@ Naukull To i'rovcthor Dpbt> Ml, 10
flposr one oriprc ASsit,icc> Drills Estate.
Mii. .hc irldM i tolili ui ltaukruptcN. 10 br
h"A'cnnl No. - hroad Street Charleston s. G.
pci"rr i. y. tarNalcr ltcgi,lcr Oh, tlr 7ti
gay "i'Iulv \. y. !>ti>. =, O'clock. PM
j. +. NJ. EpPING
: Marshal is McSScn.scr
IJiln 2.-tt Id
-
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lNIfEb SINrE.>. ifpE THE DIS'vnICr
or SOUTH ,\EulI\N
In The rmoti,,o, ,ri,nu
W. GOhl n,,,Ioo,
n,. !, /, ,,, 4, p,,;,,. - , !.'". w.
49,, ~, '.,''' '!iN"N '"i NNuulrnitrn OF l'Huh-
tull'N WAS lti'd ~, ~" It'h ,l4V al MaV
\. II. lS,S. i! Said ottw in r.,.l ,n,t..,
nun. .,,,., ~ -
'iH - l'hlN !. ND DiI' l., That on thc
iuitl Gay OF ltInr A. /, lNGS !, v.ar,4i,, i,
Ha'.krtt.c. ,vDS i,<i,.J .i.,.,;, n
.,4. -, ~ i,.,N ,, ~. ,'' IL
.H''> ~ '"it "i Little iiN"r.
~ IN tiStrlH oi ilOrrN and S,:l.r
III Suuii, tnoliua Who h, L., III
itulurL nu,,L,i,,t 80 ), ~
u,,, ~, ~, ''N' ' -" - "Nu ,H'ili"n; !;
~ any Property rlouG Giu,r 10 >ai,, EnnI,l,tni
r,,,,,. -, '"' II iTa"I''r "' any
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IN HE DlSTRlr COURT or TIE
UNITED STATES, FOR TIE DIS
TRlCT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
~ thc matter Of J. NJ.
SALLEY. Bonl;rnnt
By whom a Petition for Adjudication
Of Bankruptcy was filed on thc 29th day
OF May, a. y. 1868 in said Court. III
Bankruptcy.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That
on the oh day OF June, A. ID. 1868, a
warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against
tlc Estate of j. NJ. Sallcy, Of Orange
Parish in the District ofOrangcburg and
state Of South Carolina who has been
adiudgcd a Bankrupt on his own ncti-
uon ihat the payment Of any Debts and
Delivery OF any Property belonging 10
SAID Bankrupt, 10 him or for his use, and
the transfer Of any Property BY him, ard
forbidden by Law that meeting Of the
Creditors Of The said Bankrupt, to prove
their Debts, and TO choose one or more
Assignces Of his Estate, will he held ot
9 Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at
no. ~ Broad street, Charleston, S. e..
before II. l' Carpenter, Register, on thc
2lti' DAY OF June, A. d. 1868, at12
Glock, NJ J. l.. M. EPPING.
> Marshal, rs Messenger
juno rs e I53
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Branch at Charleston. s. G..
so. Il BROAD STREET..

30. Il BROAD STREET..
"l"" every day cNrrp' unlAy~ and nn,l
"'SS from NM, l"2r NJ am,l saturday
from GtnS SrM.
DEPOSITS "iiny nyan"iint rccivpl iiom a,.-
person
lt4i'rr>' payable IN 'Janary anl July III
r"cl. year.
Al deposits viii be rcpai wil inicrc,,
tl'c whcnrclurcl
NI1HiN Eir1:H. r,Ajr,
March y. | yr
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~ Whoma Petition cor Naturalization OF
i.nlN'un'rN WAS iilol on the 2Sth day OF
NaN H. SoS. IN Said Court In
i'nNkrtnlcv.
,l }>t2 su" no1", i'hnt on The lSh day
90 .'nir All. Isis Wgirniin i;nulriut.C V.,s
hsWi aetn,t tin Estn. Of liu',on irr.
:" thN"'inn, IN III" bl4i,t "i ,hulc -ton
wv NiA!t n' south Carolina, WHO has boon
atV"i&',' i;ankrnlh." hs own Petition: lh;,i lir
lMi mrn' "i any D,o and h"liNrry "i amy rrolvjy
nS' NM TIC iailst ~ auy Irorvi,v liy linn n,,.
nhrIi.n tN law: tina, meeting ot tn Creditors OF
me aid BANKRUPT, 10 irn>c ii'rW Debts AMI to
8 'hnn-r "' :" h,"rr >iSncus Of lis Estate will hc
NJ n tnmit 81 litnkrurcy, 10 hc holden al 10,
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-01
FoRNEY AND CONFIsCATIoN.

Forney says~that the financial planks of the
Democratic platform may be summed up in
the single clause, "confscation of the prop
erty of loyal men," This is simply an i'm
possible proposition, since all who are loyal to
the Constitution and to free governmental
who are truly loyal, that is to say-will be
found in the Democratic ranks. The confis-
Gators and the owners of the coniscated prop
eIty being identical, the process would be
equivalent to selfrobbery, which in effect is
no robbery. What the Democratic platform
does mean is a financial policy of economy,
justice and equality, under which plundered
honesty should have its dues, and bloated
roguery would have to disgorge. Forney,
whose chief clerkship in the Senate, while he
was welding the moral weight of his
two papers (both daily to procure
the conviction of the President of
corruption in Office, opened a vortex in
which $4,000 of the public money suddenly
disappeared, may well be dismayed at the
prospect of the ascendency of such plat
form. So may Butler; so may all the vagrant
and prehensile crew who have been swelling
with insolence and felonious pelf. The
terrors of such men are happy omen for
all honest people. The event which they
dread is the only one which can cause carpet
baggery to collapse and vanish, and give
white and black, whom it has despoiled,
chance to have their own again.
Forney would like to make the radical
Ounces, for whom he writes, believe that such
a recovery would be political confscaton.
But everybody with conmon sense knows
the difference between confscation by
political vengeance and the enforced disgorge-
ment of stolen goods by rogue. The latter
is no more confscation than the hanging of a
malefactor is murder.