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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. AMES S,

FORMERLY OF n LOCK HOSPITAL
4 Gus ON house street, New Orleans, (Cstsb-
hshed 1856, for the LAST eight years located IA
Chicago, and celebrated throughout the oOun-
try in the successful treatment o. PRIVATE
DISEASES, can be CO~nddentialIg consulted At
his Of1ce and parlors, 81 and % Randolph
street corner OF Dearborn street. or by lettsr
POstSfnee Drawer 5SGS
Dr.. Ii treats CHRUNI MERCCRIAL,
SYPHlLITIC, oLOaD and Skin DISEASES,
and all Of a con FAGlOU= W.
MERE LChARACTER-whicn he cures with
out the use Of mercury, iOdids Of pofassa, arse
mic or any poison, but with his rEUfRA L
ZES, a positive cure for all hunors and blood
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such ss SEMINAL
WFAKNESS, NOCTURNAL and DIURNAL
EMISSIONS, bToughEon By abuse OF the or
=ans, early indiseretions, excuses, or entsiIed
hereditarlly, causing loss Of memOT cOnfC-
sion, depression, dimnsgs Of vision snC often
Tunes insanity, VIE dep CTable Tram O. otser
symptoms, treated and radically cured by Al
infsllible method, saving time ard expense
Al diseases peculiar TO the sexual organs, Of =
private character, rzdicouy and permanently
cured.
Old diseases Of the most ho3 rible class, where
the blood has beeOHe poisoned. producing
blotohes on tle face, small Hatery blste1s,
pains in the head and bones liberated throat
and nose, sores on the limbs and body, scrOfula,
together with an endless NUMBER Of su1srings,
efsctuslly and permanently cured
DR.. JAMES Is by the press OF
the country, by professors Of medical oclhszs5s
and by tie medical profession generally
Those AFFLICTED should sppiy 70 HIM. and be
THE MoNIToE, by Dr. James, g treatise upon
diseasss peculiar to the sexual CrgsDs OF either
sex, Gauss, effects and b rrre1aedies compiled
frOTe an experience Of twenty years practice
in tie exclusive trsstmeRt Of these di-eaSes,
sent to any address, scureiy raped. EUsS
Dne Dollar. Pamphlet on =PE8EAroERHEA,
or one on g PaILIs, sert IN sealed envelope
dress Dr.. JAMES, POstCncs Drawer sos. Chi
c 90, Illinois. sePI7H
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STEAMBOATS,.
EnR ARKAHsna nIvrn

W. a. CALDWELb.-........R <. L. Haines. Master
This nne passenger packet viii esr
leave as above, on Ezc
THURSDAY, 5th inst at 5 pm.
I. A. KENDIG, Agent.
nov3 80 aOi Front St. Mosby Block.
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LusOEUeUt Notice.

HAVE suggested the insolvency % the es
tate OF John ". Armstrong, deceased, to the
Clerk of the County Court OF Shelby county.
All persons having claims against said estate
will file the samewfth said clerk, authenticated
ace riding TO law, IN or be ore the LIST day OF
April, 1863. JOHN 7, W1LIIHS, AomI.
0ctobsr Is, lS. OCH IaW4W Wsa
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COTTON.

The market was tending upwards at
the opening in Liverpool to-day with
Uplands Il@11Jii Orleans I14@Ilsd.
AtnOOn it was iIm Uplands 1lBd; o 0
leans llSi; and at 3 pm. ws[6rm til
observation-disclosures. Sales Is. GOO bales
In New York st noon the demand was
moderate and prices firm. Holders were
asking for Low Middlings 25ic; Uplands
25f; Orleans 264c; Low Middlings 26}c.
At 2 pm. the demand vas coed and
prices firm. Uplands 25!@253o; and at
the close there was nc change. Sales
1000 bales.
TIL New Orleans market opened quiet
but firm, with a tendency upwards.
Middlings 24c; and al 2:3O pm. was IN
changed, with sales OF 1000 bales.
Our market vas affected by the near
approach Of election day, and sales were
comparatively light. The very wide
margin between this and the New York
market has seriously inclined many of
our cotton men to ship on their own &C
count, aud should prices not rally we
expect to chronicle several shipments In
this way before the end OF the week. We
quote sales ss follows: 6 good ordinary
2l3c; IS snd S at 2l!c; 3 at 2l3c; q at
2lc; 100 low n~iddIiDgs, u, 259, IS, + So,
&c, IS, So %, Z IS. 50 and 100, it 22tc; %,
6 and 5 at %; S, 10 and Is middliugs a..
223c; Il. . aud 50 81 22s ) aud 10 at
22s;; 3, 8 sud 3. At 223; 3 and s strict
midtlibg- 233' Eat "a Is and IA good
mid0lings 24lo; , g 25c.
CoTroE
aAMBs y
AEEPBI- November ?. 1883
stock oa hand sept. 4, Is55.... 4
Received tD-lay 3.sTl
Received previously ...----...-........ 4l,576 90 Oi8
ss,og8
Exported to-dsy.----..--.--- 3ll2
Ezporyef Pr-y0usiy---~----.e-.. &S4 81 95
STICK on hand to-day. p H.. MS
L accordance with the set Of February
8 1858 81 cotton imported from foreign
cBun rie', from snd after the 1t inst,
will bs exempt rom import duty
By returns 10 the Bureau Of Agricul-
ture for the month Of October, il is shown
that the area Of cotton Is somewhat Ire
than last year, the culture snd prepars-
tinn for plsnJing more complete. and la
Dor is more rsg8lar and reliable, as a
general rule. Early liz the season the
promise wss fire. Serious losses have
Of late been Incurred, however, pTinci-
pally from the Expectations OF the cot
ton caterpillar, or army worm, which
proved more general aud severe in Lou
isisna than elsewhere. l. was very
troublesome 10 portions Of AIsbsms and
Mississippi, and somewhat prevalent in
the Csrolinas and Arkansas. Heavy
rains in Tennessee and the Soutbw west
have caused anxiety, but less damage
than was expected. Returns indicate p
smaller crcp, possibly by fifteen or
twenty per cent. THIN last year, but a
complete estimate will not be made till
the crop is gathered.
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9th Trains connect foI Nashville.
The Bis pm connects for Cairo and ST. Louis,
arriving at st. Louis at 1870 pm. next day.
Through Tickets at Rednced Rates,
Can be procured at the Company's Office, 237k
Main street., and st Depot, head OF Main street,
~ Baggage Checked at or b. the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, Pri-
vets Residences, or on board BOaLs, 10 all prin-
cip3l points East and North.
SAN, Is. JONES, Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger agent. sep1S
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o HOUND CITY.

CTEAMER PEOSTA LEAVES ST.
y every day for Mound City at 7hEs2
am, IL am, 3 pm. anG 8 pm Leaves Mou
City every day at6lq am, 8 Am, l pm. and
( PM. LEuIIng at foot OF y ~ashington street.
MARX r. CHEEK,
fVT1 Maafar
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18th Day of December, Al. 1868,

At the courthouse door IN the town Of Austin
in the county Of Funiot, State of Mississippi
The following lands a described IN said Deed of
Trust. az TO lows. to wit: All Of section seven
% of Townsnih "a OF Range eieven, III. vest
living and befnain said Iunica o hfyz and slate
of Mississippi. Sa Q within ful hOprs, Title
supposed TO be good, but I wilt SELL my a.
Trustee. J.F SAMPLE, trustee.
October Is. 1873 FE1s och It's 2
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a CARD.
The New York Life Insurance Company
ssoLUTrON
Dissolution.

THE Firm Of ". n. Eakiu & Co. vas dis
IL solved by mutual consent on the 18th Au-
gust, 1883 Either party is authorized to settle
The bushes OF the old firm.
All persons indebted 10 the firm Of W. N.
Eakin & Co. are requested to come forward and
settle without delay. The books and papers
will be found at the Underwriters Warehouse,
corner or Market and Promenade streets.
wv EAKIN,
A CONNELL.
Memphis, September I, 1855.
The business VIII be continued at the old
stand on Chickazaw street, by a. Council and
n. Connell, Jr, under the hrn name OF A
Cornell q Co.
Memphis September l. 1898 ssD2 Il
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Rennova1.

NNLEY q DUvAL have removed their +
" ofnce to the Southwest Corner OF Monroe
and Second streets. oelS Inv
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILR O A D.
Open to Madison

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM-
~ Der 2, 1881, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this Roat wiz run regularly as follows:
GOING WEST-LeaYes Hopeheld Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday al $50 am, and arrive
at Madison at l o'clock pm.
COMtNG EASP- Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at $50 a m. arrive at
Hopefeld at l o'clock pm, n Memphis at
I3J pm.
The Ferryboat Nevada leaves the foot Of
Union street at 7 I'm.
Tickets for sale at all the Railroad Ticket off,
ces in the city.
Ereights for Madison or way stations received
by z. NJ. Patterson & Co at their Wharf-boat,
foot OF Union street.
Freight 10 Way Stations must be prepaid.
OF Road, No. p jefferson street.
aug II J. W. ROBERTSON. Gen. Sup't.
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MoNDAK. MOHEMBER Q. 1s6s,

About the hour OIL o'clock a m, sell a. rublio
credit of six, twelve and eigA cen 4 hs, Tor
equal inst OF the purchase money, all
that tract or parcel of land, lying auo situated
in the city of Lonisvtls ana SIats OF Ken
lucky, beginning At the northwest oornJT Of
W ashingtOR and Perry str cts thence running
e a - creek or Water Atreet thence With said
creek or ~ ater street ~westwardly lib fest u IN
alley thence northwardly witt said alley Az
feet to Wasnir gton street thence eaats ardiy
with Washington street lib feet % the begin
mig, tozSthers with all the machinery, ems 80,
fixtures. tanks, tubs, ETC., used with and IN said
property known as the Candles and soap Fac
tory of Cornwall & Bro.
the pm chaser will be required to give bond
with approved security, bearing interest from
date until p3id, and q lien vii ee Teiatned as
additional security, H. Q.
Marshal Louisville Chancery Court.
t. p. WETHERBY, (nann,tes
c. b, sHEPHFRp Deputies oc2s tbs
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR WHIrE RSvEE.

Regular Memphis and White River Packet.
DIES u. elliott master
Ihts nne passenger packet leaves
Tor the above on -
THIS DAY, Sd inst, at u m.
Elliott q 81 LLEE. Agents
No. 5 IeteIsOu street.
Dave Hukin, Passenger Agent. nov3It
Memphis and White River U. 3. Nail Packet
Company
LIBERT NO. 2-...---5sme Rice master
This excellent steamer leaves n -
Memphis - above, -
TUESDAY, Sd inst. at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply TO
LARRY ~HARMSTAD, Agent,
nOvl 81 Star WharfbOsL foot Jefferson 81.
Memphis and White River o.. 5. Mail Packet
Company.
No, 2..--.-----~Jsmo Rice master
This excellent steamer caves L.
Memphis as above, E
TUESDAY, Sd inst, at 5 pm.
For freight OF passage apply TO
LEVY & SHARPE Agents,
n p. 80 Front Row.
ia. ssysrs. Passenger Agent now St
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MasOnic Expulsion.

OFFIcE OF HAMILTON LoDsE,
Nc. 299, r. o.. NJ,
MEMPHIS, TENN, september II, Is6sJ
UYHIS is 10 notify all men, and particularly
the Craft. that DASfO l. CLORE was, on
the IIth day of April, lS5S. expelled from all
me rights aad privilsg 5 of Masonry BY Ham
ilton Lodge, No &s9, Tor uumasonic conduct
me Grand Lodge OF Tennessee al the last AM
uual Communication.
HENRY J. LYNN, ". N.
Attest JOHN W. GRAHAK, 5sc,y, pro tenn.
All papers friendly TO the cause OF Masonry.
wiz pleass copy. SeiS I'm
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Foa AT. LOUIS.

FOR BIZ LO JUS.
Memphis and st L9uis Packet ompany-U.S
r- F Mail Line.
CITY OF Maiin master
This new and splendid passenger IL
gteame or viii leave As above on I2
THIS DAY, 81 inst, 81 4 pm.
nov3u' FLEM. CALvERT. sup't.
FOR FRIAR's POLNT.
Regular Memphis and Friar's Point Pa ket-
For HeleDa, Friar's Point and all Way (
Landtpgs.
lee master
TINS elegant passenger packet .I@
wiz leave SNzzaE2s
TUESDAY, 80 inst, at 8 PM.
VINSON q DONAHUEs Agents,
nov22t 2A Front street.
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Removal.

CIGAR n
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TRUsT SALE.
Marshal's sale.

VIM. Cornwall vs.. Amelia Cornwall. In Chan
Gerry, No. 21.S0e. 5.5
BY Virtu- off decree of the Louisville Chan
Gerry G urt, rendered in the above cause, the
unders gned, OF one of Us, VIII, on
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THRgUGH COTTON ROUTB.
Shortest. Quickest, Best---Vis.Mem-
phis and Charleston Railroad
and its Connections.

RATE ON COTTON PER 100 LBS:
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agaPHls & ARKANSAS gIyEg

80 -
Packet Company.
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FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo, Evansville. Louisville and
.. Gncinnafi.
This elegsnt and heet passenger ~
steamer viii leave skIC
Tuesday, 80 inst, at 5 pm.
JAS. T. BOURNE a Co. Agents,
nOv22t NJ p Iefarsen street.
M=mphlsahd Cincinnati Packet CoinPsny-FCr
Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
CLlfIO .--.-.--- ----stein master
This excellent passenger steamer
VIII iesVe a. above tEEsE
TUESDAY, 81 inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY hAhM-TAD, Agent.
noVzZ No II Madison street.
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Err
: TIER M RIrEus-

MEMPHIS, November a. Weather
clear aud cool. The river at this point,
like theSmuh wing of the Radical party,
is "mighty low down." though unlike
tbat faction it gets no worse. We have
8 rise TO rep rtin the Arkansas. IL is q
fred" one and comes from the head
waters. There is now eight feet water
to Little Rock, and rising slowly. White
river is falling, with six feet to Augusta
snd four feet TO Jseksonport. At Presi
dents Island, below the city, there is
but sever feet on the bar. Hence to
Cairo six feet is found, and from that
point to ST.. Louis it is estimated 1T Eve
to five and = half feet. Our dispatches
will give the stage Of the Ohio at vari-
Gus points.
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FOR NENg


Regular New Orleans Packet.
THOMPSON DEAN ............- Pepper master
IhIs superb passenger steamer r.
viii leave as above ~
THIS DAY, 30 inst, af 10 EN-.
X. W. II5HTbURNE- Agrnt, 81
nov8It sO5 From sfT-s4 7
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet.
MLSSlSSlPPl--.-..-.--.----.N y. :. Green, Mater
This splendid passenger packet H
viii leave as above EE
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, ~ 8 Pun.
LEVY & SHARPE. Agents,
novl4 A. No. 20 Front Row.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday PACKET.
Mln5LSSlffl Master
Thi Mammoth freight steamer
will leave a. above on ~
WEDNESDAY, 4th inst, at pm.
For freight only apply 70
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
noylft ~ Madison street.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
master
This elegant passenger steamer
will leave ~
"WEDNESDAY, November 4th ats pm.
MART WAIT & Co. b .
oc3l 81 Agents, ~ i ont street.
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EHAMEEE ~ OHMERCE,
HEEPBT- November :. 1853
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-12
PRESIDENTIAL BLEOTORs.

Some question has been raised as to the
constitutional authority of the Legislatures
OF the reconstructed" States to provide for
the election of Presidential electors BY
the Legislature instead of by the people.
Whatever may be said of the motive leading
those black and tan conclayes to make
such provision, 1t is not well to assail it on
wrong grounds. They have full constitu.
tional power to appoint electors in this
manner. The second section of the second
article of the constitution reads thus:
Each State shall appoint, in such manner
as the Legislature thereof may direct, a
number of electors equal to the whole mum.
Der OF Senators and Representatives to
which the State may be entitled in Cen
gress, etc.
This vests in the Legislatures of all the
states power to regulate the manner of an.
pointing electors. All the States except
South Carolina previous to the war sub.
mltted the election to the popular vote.
South Carolina appointed by the Legisla-
ture. There can be no question, we pre-.
sumo, that every State has the authority to
elect through its Legislature If it pieases W W
81. Louis Republican.
The st. Louis Republican is the leading
Democratic paper in the Western States,
and 1t declares, as will be seen alb owe, that
the Legislatures of the Southern States
have full constitutional power" to ap-
point Presidential electors if they think
proper, and yet the organs of the party
down this way threaten to resist the meas.
lre if it should be adopted. The pretend
ed leVe of the Constitution on the part of
The Seymour Democracy is humbug and
'ruad
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-12
THE GERMANS RAILYING TO THE RUFUB-
LIOAN STANDARD,

The New York Commercial Advertiser
says the Germans OF that and the surround
ing States are rallying to the support of
Grant and Colfax in manner highly en-
oouraging. They realize the Importance
of the contest, and will give the cause of
the Republic, liberty, and law no uncer-
tain support
A Democratic German paper in Ohio
the GAINESVILLE Ge7nania, repudiates Tam
many in the following style:
We believe it requires no bribery for
War Democrat, as we always considered
ourselves, to repudiate that convention. 1t
is no miracle, nor does it require bribery, if
an honest thinking, Democrat prefers Grant
with Union Democratic principles to man
who, does not enjoy the confidence of
the land. Our principle Is leave the party
If you think it is wrong and go to the party
which aims at right; never pledge your
selves to any party, because 1t may fail.
Such are the principles of free man and
not of blind partisan, or of one who is I'M
der obi cation, or pledged to a party.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-12

| since the adjournment of the National DEM
ocratlo Convention. 1t IS represented to us
mat great injury is accruing to the cause
from such imprudence. We therefore shall
make no apologies for asking the attention
OF our public speakers to the fact. We are
all DESTROYS ofpushing on the good work of
success, and no one would voluntarily i'm
| pede Its course who was aware of the fact.
While no man in the South should be, and
no true man is ashamed OF our great lost
cause, and while when we speak of the past
we should speak like true men, it is ques-
| tiouable whether at this time anything is to
| be gained by too much reference to things
that jar on peoples nerves. What we want
Just now is to win. We have the
power. Do not let us unnecessarily fritter
II away in unavailing skirmishing and
needless, thoughtless, scattered assaults.
Let US work and speak to win.
Be cautious, therefore. of what you say,
for it will be caught up by the Iynx-eyed
Yankees, they'll be alarmed and vote
against you, Republicans, Democrats, and
all; and the Lost Cause will sink to a
depth deeper than it has yet reached.
Be Cautious, all of you. There is no
need just now Of clarifying the Confed-
eracy, or swearing that the frat thing you'll
do after your victory will be to drive out
with fire and sword every wretch who has
dared to defy your Baal Wait until
after the election. Especially don't de-
clare that you'll "make the Ohio and
Susquehanna rivers of fire that no North
ern Hun shall attempt to cross and live"
Don't say it. 1t will spoil everything.
General Wade Hampton, too, seconds
the motion in the following subdued style,
10 wit:
ResotUed, That while entering our protest
against the Radical reconstruction acts, we
rely confidently upon Constitutional agen-
cies and peaceful measures alone to bring
Us the relief sought and the reforms needed.
Certainly. No rivers of fire. blood, and
thunder here.
The New Orleans Times comes bravely
up to the support of the peaceful meas
ures," aud in an article in its Sunday issue
very warmly commended the wisdom and
moderation Of General R. E. Lee for the
imitation of its friends hereabouts.
The millennium is coming, Harp, lift
thy voice on high"
These are cheering indications of the
sweeping reaction against the Vallandig-
ham Seymour Democracy which has set in
throughout the Middle, Eastern, and West |
ern States since the New York conven-
tionsl exhibition. The enemy has made
fatal mistake. He has shown his real col
Ors too soon. Happily, the mistake will |
rebound to the benefit of the country. The
contest, says Northern exchange, 8" is al
ready decided
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-12
CHEERING INnInATInNs

1t is now stated upon pretty good au-
thority, says the Washington Republican,
that Mr.. Seward will before long come out
with speech in favor of Grant and Colfax.
When we look into Congress we find
that the seven Senators who voted against
impeachment are just as determined for
Grant and Colfax as the thirty-five who
voted for that measure. We may, there
fore, thank the Democracy, for as we glance
our eye over the country we see every
where a united party, determined and en-
thusiAstic, and only waiting for the ides of
November to overthrow the rebellious
hosts that come against them. The New
York Convention did SO much for us-it
united the Republican party. Aye,
it did more thar that, much more.
1t determined the large floating vote which
belongs 10 no party, but which is cast in
dependently and generally decides party
contests. That vote viii be thrown in
favor OF Grant and Coifaz.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-12
a HOTE OF ALARM.

The Seymour leaders in the North,
alarmed at the effect produced there by
the indiscreet uttersnces of their brethren
down South, have sounded the mole Of
warning, aud called oatt iior halt.
There is a United States mail pIvino he.
tween the North and South, and the nm
guarded speeches and editorials Of the
brethren down this way have alarmed The
North, and produced no little comme.ion
il the wigwam Of the faithful, which, how
eyer, Is kepl as quiet IS possible. aThe
degilp exclzim the Tammany sachems to
sheir souihern allies; adO ycu mean to
zHl1 Re cause In the outset By your bla-
faus stupidity; and make It useless for us to
attempt % carry On the campaign You
arc nipplag our hopes in the bud. Hold
youE lawi + you don't Seymour won't
carry > single State.1
HE Charleston Hsreisg. The old ogoan
~ excellence Of secession. has tbers5ara
Seen ehlhotized and aireussd 70 SOUND tbe
noIe q alarm, which I, does IN the lo,lov-
ina anbdped hnl aIsniEeaet terms.
PriFele ndTie1s Isom our most rirs....,,.,.
4lends u The North feques{ that 4e aSo,,iS
protest against the imprueenf exoreesier-
AzFe escaped some Southern Speaker
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MORE LAWLESSNBss.

Senator Ray received yesterday informa-
ton that two more men have been muir
dered at Rayville. The parties in the case
were white men.
A letter received by the Governor yes.
terday from Piaquemines states that parties
are busy there in attempting to set the col
ored people by the ears. So-called "col-
ored Democrats are piled with whisky and
sent into the streets with directions to attack
any Radicals they may meet. The writer
fears that fearful and bloody conflict may
be provoked in this way, and asks for as
sistance from the authorities.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-12
ONE PER CENT TAX,

1t is said ring of note and warrant
holders is being formed to procure the
passage of the bill providing for one per
cent special tax to take up the two million
and half of floating State obligations-if
obligations can be termed floating which lie
in the tin boxes and iron safes OF the
brokers.
Let there be no reputation but let
there be no oppressive and ill-timed taxa
ton.
A funding measure would, if submitted
to the people, carry their SURFACES by
four-fifths vote.