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DIRECTORS:

james Il. Lucas, samuel VIII, Theodore La
veilie, ChaTes H.. Peck, Robert X. Woods, Jules
Vale, Geo. X. Robinson, Robert =. Carr, John
+. Thornton, David K Ferguson, Hon. John
Hogan, Henfy OverstOlz, ichsias SchaeGer,
William 4. Gay, VIM. G. Janison, Il. T.. Han
enkamp, L. H BAKER. u. A. January, Wm. j..
Lewis, +. Rozier, Jr., Jacob Tamm.
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MONDAY. fae ID dsy Of March. 1865.

Between the bOurs Of 10 and II o'clock. a GER
tain tract or parcel OF land situated in the
clputy Ct Sh9icF and state Of Tennessee, near
10 and nOrtnraa1 or The ei y OF MeIupnis, being
lot No. 6, or ,sis plat Of E.S. Toddis sub-uiyls-
ioa Of 90 43-lJ1 acres, part Of the o Rice ave
thousand acre grant, said lots sUb-divtded sG
tne property Of Thomas Whits de, conveyed 20
him by Chimney and Dawson Ives, by deed OF
Record in the Registers Office OF said county,
in BOOK No. &, page $50, and sail lot No : b.
gins at the Intersection OF the north line OF tie
John Rice grant, with the west ling OF Noaelsy
rupHing theBce south s., west with said
svenue 3 chains and ~ Inks thence north
So west Il chains 81 links more or les, to
Mos-ley Avenue, theLce north 5 east with the
said avs nue. 3 chains 50 LINKS to the north line
Of Ihe John Rice grant, thence sopth sSbs9 east
withs said north line u 5hains s. inks 10 the
beginning.
The equity OF RED emption Is express sly waived,
ton n u MONS A p ~ At Trurfaa
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A certain tract or parcel Of and containing
Eleven acre. and ss-enty-ssvsn nundI e1ths OF
an acfe al s3-luyJ situated al The Intersection al
In on and Trezevant avenues, about three
miles east Of the ely OF Memphis and partfcu-
larry desc t0ed in the deed OF the said X. -
Price 10 T. =. Chambers, Trustee OF II. u.
Chambers, dated October 10Th, 1896.
sale 10 take place in the Ha OF the Memphis
Chamber Conn cree, Odd Fellow hail, at
y O'cir ok IN. The title Is beiled - be good, but
! convey only IS Trustee.
mi III IOHN TREZEXANT TlusfaA
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PUBLIC SALE
% F.
REAL ESTATE,

IN pursuance 81 a decree OF The Circuit Court
L OF CEicot COupty, Ia The State or Arkausas,
Ia CnauceTy sttt.ng. rendered 81 tbs December
term thereof. A. D.. 1867, In a certain cause
therein pending. wherein the creditors % Ju-
Mus W Cr5ig, dc ased. were compIainsLis,
and Emma J. Wright and Others were Gefend-
ants. the unosr sigued, johnson Chapman, as
r ce.ver of The estate OF said Junius W de-
ceased, duly appolnt.d as Such by said decree,
Will proceed 10 GHsr FOR sale 81 pub ic auction
to the highest b-d-cr, Tor cash III band, al the
times and places hereinafter mentioned, al OF
The real estat belonging to the esla e Of sEid
Juuius W 4, deceased, lying and being IN the
State aforesaid; that IS 10 say, at tbs o dloE
Of the COurihoufe OF said County " ChicOt, In
the tOWn OF Lake Y .llage.
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LAND
FOR SALE ANY LEASE
EASY TERMS /:


One-tenth payable on the LIST Of January, 1869,
and this balance IN nina equal annual install
.'uents, bearing six per cent interest, the pur-
c,oRser 10 construct, within a fixed time, i'm
prL of q stipulated value;
on one-tenth c"Sn. and the balance in ten
eaual annual payments, bearing interest, the
pureh. ser's lite 20 be insured at my expense to
Inc mount of the principal OF the debt. and In
case OF HI death before The full Settlement OF
ne debt, IL 8 remaindsrO Of IL u be Cancelled, and
4 Zee sinplA deed 10 be 81 AIDE TO his heirs;
Ur, wul Awe e perpetual lease, the Lessee
payfnE an ann ual rent at the rate OF six per
rent. on an 2Erset valuation, and having the
., iviIege OF bUgtng the land at any time, by
n Wing the anloRnt OF the valuation, but bind
Ing himself to construct thereon improve
u,eut1 CT a stipulated value.
vii. also lease for q term Of five or ten
veaTs, Il applicants able 10 give satisfactory
YefareneaSfor good character, a certain guam
fitv Of the same tract OF land, for enclosing
witch I viii furnish the Necessary Fencing.
NV RESIrENCE LOT, ons ofthe handsomest
and most eiIg1bly situated of any IN the v1ciu-
itv Of Merspnls Is also for sale cheap LOT cash,
on the 1Suat lime.
Annly 10 Meegus. hOYSTER, IRRELEVANT &
COG to myself at their ONCE, 10 second 81
6eb7 I'm n. M. EESEZEVANr.
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S T a T K RI E N T
or CONDITION or TIE
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
OK T6E
ThlTty-flrst day Of December, 1867,
MADE TO II
Comptroller OF the State Of Tennessee.
Comptroller OF the State Of Tennessee,

!. name or this company Is the Hartford
IRE Insurance Company, AMI "a located AZ
Hartford, UOnnectlcuf.
CAPITAL.
2. The amount OF cauitai stock is- g. go 900 Co
3 The amount Of capital stock paid
up l,DUJ,J-t %
ASSETS.
4. cash on hand and in bank, and
cash items-...---..----. s2O54I 70
Cash in hands OF gseutz, Huu IN
course II transmits On 1872 %
Bills receivable fOrloans, secured
by bond ana mOrtg age, (drsJ
lien ....-..- IG4s4 "a
Real estate -un5DcUmbcroo -..-.-..- us OJJ %
Rents and interest accrued, pay
able Jan airy IS .-....----- 40Sg s.
Stocks and bonds as perscheduis
nled-.---..---- I,455,9sI 90
s2,035, 20 -
LIABILITIES.
5. Liabilities to banks or others. due
or not Oue.- -
8. Losses adjusist and dus--..-...-.-.- ....-..--.
Z. Loses e ther UuaojustsJ. or ...-..- ...---...--
9. Adjusted and not cue, 49, 1885, 3
y. Los Is - susFeuse, awaiting further
--..--.-.-
TO- All other claims against the tom
paEy, dividends unpaid, -.. ...... 14i 90
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10th Day of March Next,

Al the hour of 10 o'clock n m in front OF the
courtroom Of the Law Court OF Memphis, pro-
coed to sell all the interest OF said Baehl In
ths properfy described in said Trust Deed &C
cordipRtO the Terms thereof, for cash. Equity
of redemption waived.
HENRY WILDBERGER, Trustee.
E--to 49, .ruav fakS ri
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TRUSTEE5S HALE.

DI virtue Of a Trust Deed exc uted By I. p.
u bers n H. ID. chambers, dated Oeto-
Der Ztr, ls66, 10 secure 70 u. W. Price The pay
ment Of a certain note therein specified. 1 will
aar st public sale 70 the highest bidder, for
CASH, on
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poARn or prFrprxr.

No Restrictions upon Acclsndied Pers0ns. Or %
RESIDENCE OR IRA VEL
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THE DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC
FOR 1868.

A MoNG THE CONTENTS WILL BE
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History of the San Domingo Massacre,
A counterpart Of which. is about being enacted
IN the Southern States.
The Almanac also contains full aud official
returns OF the elections for this year, compared
with previous ones the mast important Acts
OF Congress; President JohDsons Veto Mes
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Assets, January 1, Isss, ever ss,5OO.oOO.

Policies on ALI THE most APP
PROVED NO6.FoHREITEHG PLAES,
On as good terms a. any Company.
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IN CE
BY tails line less than by any other.

Every attention given 10 interests OF shiiS-
pers. Frsiehts for points above Little Rock III
Ihe Arkansas river, Will receive special Stten-
ton Apply to
y. w. Robertson,
sup't N. and L. r. b. r.. Little Rock.
H. ID. Parker,
General Freight Agent, Little Rock.
John b. Davis,
SuptA. and W.R- Packet Co., Memphis.
larry Harmstad & Co..
Steamboat Agents, Msnphis.
Levy = KILLER,
jana No. sysEsp oz stTsss,
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TRANSPORTATION.

IRAN SE
ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE
La, TO, Gut or or
THROUGH ARKANSAS.
ESTEAMBOATn&
RAILROAD
-AND-
STAGE LINE!
MEMPHIS AND WHITE RIVER
Packet Company's First Class Passenger
United States Mall Steamers,
COMMERCIAL And LIBERTY NO. 2,
Leaving Memphis every Tuesday and Saturday
COMING WEST.
LJs1ying Devan's Blur every Wednesday and
GOING EAST.
Connecting at Memphis with all Trains
For Northern and Eastern Cities.
Connecting a. Devalrs Bar with the Trains
Memphis and Little Rock 3. B.,
FEspyidsd with comfortable Cara and efficient
CONNECTING AT LITTLE ROCK
WITH
}. Q. cHIDIsTER & co.'s
United States
AIL s s
TO ALL
POINTS SOUTH AND VEST
IN ARKANSAS.
Commodious Coaches, Fin Teams, and Sober
Drivers
SYSTEM
thoroughly inauyurated. saving passengers
money and trouble.
Persons Going East or Coming Vest
VIII find this route perfectly reliable at all
seasons, being the
UNITED STATES NAIL LINE.
HROUGH K
For sale st all Railroad Offices in Memphis and
Offices Of al connecting lines East or Mem
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LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

D1 virtue OF a Deed Of Trust to me executed
ID By +. y. Chambers and Vic Henrietts nj
and Z. z. Chambers, on The 18th dav
OF MAY, H3otf ana recorded in the Registers
ONE OF Shelpy county Tennessee, in book No.
co, partl J, pages 81, eic. Also In the eountIes
Of TaliahatcEie, and SunhoEer, in the state ~
meAt Ofcertain Indebtedness Therein sIafsd. /
III -
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Tr,ssfee's Sale.

DY virtue OF a deed OF trust executed to me
- as trustee, on the 18th day OF September,
la6, by sarah Ann Perry, 10 secure John DON
ghue IN the payment Of a certain note. which
note is Que, and which coed Of trust IS o.
record IN the keg ster's ofdce or shelby county,
state uI Tennessee, in book 81, part ID, pages
80, :9l and 81, ! shall proceed To sell to the
highest and best bidder, for cash, in front OF
the Titus Block, Jefferson street, in the city Of
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TRUSTEES Sale.

ny virtue OF e Reed of trust executed TO me
Il nv FriedIan Bachd Of date Sd september
IsS-. registered in the Registers office OF shelby
cor,nty' Ternessee. on september 8, 1891, ~
record Book No. 63, pages IS3 and l34, a refer
ence 10 which IL here made for full description,
/ viii, on
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GOOD FOB the HOLIDAYS
GROCERIES, GREEN 6 DRIED FRUITS,
Preserves, JellIes,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETc.,
\
ERIES
~ III THEIR VARIETY

WE have recently been placed in receipt OF
~ = large and most well selected stock or
Fanny GkOCERiE& etc, consisting In parto Of
AlsaOndS, F1lberts, Pecans, Brazil Nuts, Citron,
halstns. JulTaHts- EIgs, Jellies, ana Preserves
o. al kinds Sauces. Pickles, Can Fruits, Toyy,
aEd a variety Of other articles too lengthy for
snumeraIiOn. We are also IN receipt OF regu-
Lag shipments OF Oranges, Lemons and other
Green Fruits, and invite the attention OF our
old customers and the public generally 10 Our
stock, feeling conhdent that our lengthy bust
ness experience enables US to give entire salts
faction TO all u oar many patrons.
tennessee Steam Candy haEufsctOry.
Dur customers will be furnished fresh daily as
heretofore, and guaranteed pure. We menu
facture none but No. articles, and that this
fact is appreciated a liberal paJIonsge demon
E.rstes.
Es- Particular attention paid to the hIlng OF
country orders.
T. BOCC0 4 q Importers,
go and 292 Second street, cor. AadIsOn.
HlnFn ON
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Terms!
THE LOUISVILLE COURIER is emphati-
ca ly a Live Newspaper Is DemOcu &c
in politics, and the answering and unwaver-
ing friend Of the South publishes more Spe-
cial Dispatches, more News more Miscellany,
better MarLetaud River Reports, aud a greater
quantity OF valuable and useful mEtter, than
any other paper in the West or Southwest.
During the approaching canvass for the eiec-
ton Of President, the COURIER Will keep its
readers fully posted on all the exciting issues
and events u the day.
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1858
1858
1853 1868
TIE
LOUISVILLE COURIER

Established by the present Proprietor in 1873
supprt s~Cdb boy GCu- Umte AudeTAOu sep
temberls, 5I-Resumed Publication
Deccember4, lsb5-NOW has a Far
Larger Circulation th~n any
paper IN the South
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Agency OFFICE IN NENPHIs-EO. AZ Madl-
street, Kit Williams BioCE.
MCMAHON & OTIS,
State Agents for Wet Tennessee,
MSeisIppi, ATkEnsas and Noita Louisiana.
ian Am
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COTTON STATEMENT.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEGPHIs, February p ISIS.
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WOrmeIey, Joy & Co, AydIett. Robinson q
Co, s. NJ. Webb, & Co., Tool. Philips a Co, La
cey q hcGhee, n Corona, A. + Frankiand.
Jacob Alexander, Clappt Vance & Anderson,
General n. 4. Forrest, General J. X. chalmers,
Com. Joseph l.. montgomery. Judge j. p. Ca
ruthers, Rev. S. II. FOrd,D.D., Rev. J. r Graves,
Judge Phineas 7. Scruggs, Galloway, Hampton
Co., DeSotO Insurance company.
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Having immense orders unified from our
correspondents In Liverpool, Havana, st.
Thomas, and several South American ports,
we arc in immediate want OF the above men
toned Grtieles OF produce.
We can also handle to advantage for our
Southern friends,
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attachment Suit.

TON, Clerk and Master.
F., Solicitors Tor complain
ta7 lnWdW
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18
Established 1926.

Colonel Halpine, who represents
the War Democrats Of New York,
thus candidIy gives his opinion:
Grant and Colfax make a ticket
bard TO beat. The wonderful mil.
itary success of the one, and the
great political ability of the other,
cannot be written down or belittled
by newspaper editors; and the at.
tempt to do SO is a folly only wor-
thy Of the late management of the
Democratic party. The hero of
Donelson, Corinth, most wonderful
Of all, of Vicksburg, and finally of
Richmond, is not third rate gen.
eral, and no literary scribecan make
him one. The gentleman who has
worked his way up 10 the Speaker.
ship OF the House Of Representa-.
tives is not bad politician, and
those who buy him for one will not
make a profitable bargain. Proba-
bly, there are no two leading names
stronger,.individually or collect.
ively, than the two which have
been put forward. And if they do
not receive the support Of the peo.
pie, it will be from other than per.
sonal reasons.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

"Tanner Clubs" are forming.
Grant Guards, "Appomattox Lii
ners," (the cline which took all
summer; but was fought out on
are suggested, among others.
Gen. Gordon Granger, the big
gest blower West Point ever grad.
uated, has been on a trip through
the Eastern States organizing the
Hancock Presidential nomination
The Florida Legislature has rat
fled the fourteenth article of the
Constitution of the United States,
and adjourned to wait an act ol
restoration from Congress.
Hon Wm. Sprague was on the
9th ro elected TO the United States
Senate, from Rhode Island, with
out opposition in either branch Of
the Legislature.
Washington College, which Ian
guished before General Lee be
came its President, now has TWEEN
ty.two professors and four hun
drcd and ten students.
A Washington dispatch says
Hosts of whisky men principally
from New York and the West
have arrived, in anticipation Of th'
legislation ofthe tax bill relating
to whisky. The Shook Woolley
crowd, who are Interested in keep
ing the tax at two dollars, mustel
in strong force. They have .alread,
begun operations, and the ring j
! in full working order.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

The Republicans in 1861 had
their session prolonged to an ex.
traordinary length of 127 days, by
the breaking out ofthe war, to pro.
vide for the equipment and support
of troops; but even thisis overtop.
ped by seven days, by this Demo
cratic Legislature in timo Of peace.
The two sessions OF the Repubh-
cans, since the war, averaged 90
days.
The ten sessions of the Legisla-
ture in which the Republicans
wore in the majority-tiveof of them
with the extraordinary exigencies
of the war to provide tor-aver-
ged 100 days in length, but this
Democratic Legislature sits 134
days, to legislate almost solely for
the Democratic party.
BUTT adjourn, to November 23d,
which will give to January, !, 1869,
one hundred and seuenty:thyee days
'of Democratic legislation in one
year, Marietta Register.
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The SplendOr of Gen. Grants
Elevation.

There is no instance in history
of a military career equal 10 that
of Gen. Grant, when tho short
ness of time that. it occurred in is
taken into consideration. In 1861
he was hard working clerk in
his fathers store in Galena, earn,
ing small salary, and living in an
humble cottage, totally unknown
to nine-tenths of the citizens OF
Galena. In less than three years
after, he rose succcssively to the
position of aid to Governor Yates,
Colonel, Brigadier General, Major
General, Lieutenant General, and
General, commanding million Of
men. Flo Suppressed the most
formidable rebellion tho world
ever saw; captured mora prisoners
in single battle than were ever
captured by any general of a civil.
lzed nation; never lost a battle;
conducted the most skillfulIy
planned siege known in history;
fought more battles in a given
amount of time than ever the great
Napoleon fought; and wound up
his magnificent military history by
quietly devoting his energies to
mastering ont of survice the great
armies under his command, and
reducing the military establishment
from million down to less than
fifty thousand menl
In nine months he will be in
augurated President of the most
mighty and powerful empire on
earth, with population of forty
millions.
Tins IN the period of seven and
a half years he will have risen from
perfect obscurity to the highest
position in the gift of man. The
nearest approach to this career was
that of Bonaparte. He rose from
the rank of Lieutenant to Emper.
or in the space of about fourteen
years.-Erchange.
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A Man Proposes to Make the
Descent of Niagara Falls in a
Life Boat.


Since the days of the Blondin
furore when men and women stood
aghast at the foolhardy daring OF
tho great rope walker, in the per.
formance of his remarkable feats
at Niagara Falls, no such excite.
ment has been known. A project
has recently been started, however
which, if carried into execution,
will eclipse any feat Of daring ever
yet attempted.
Charles Ockford, of this city, the
sixty-hour skater, has conceived
the idea of making the perilous
passage over the Falls of Niagara
IN an India rubber life. boat of pc
culiar construction. A few weeks
ago the idea suggested itselfto his
mind, and upon communicating it
TO some Eastern gentlemen, it was
proposed by them that purse OF
$50, 900 be raised to induce him to
make the undertaking He ac-
cordingly perfected his scheme and
the contract for building the boat
let to the Goodyear Rubber Com
pany, for 81 900. The boat will be
oblong with mean diameter OF
eight feet, six inches thick at the
top and sides and three feet thick
at the bottom. A shaft of the same
material will extend side to side
in the centre, on which will be
swung on pivot scat, to which
the adventurous occupant will be
fastened. Opening at the top will
be an aperture sufficiently large
for him to get inside, after which
it will be filled with air and closed
up. 1t is calculated that sufficient
air can be retained TO sustain life
about twenty minutes. A small
cable will be attached to the ball
by which it will be towod after the
descent shall have been made, for
which purpose parties will be sta
toned in boats Immediately below
the falls. ..t
The model Of this novel craft is
now in this city, and there is no
doubt that the attempt TO carry
this startling project into exccu-
ton will be made during the pre-
sent seasen. Mr.. Ockford is quite
confident that ho shall succeed,
but the chances for success certain
ly look dubious. Should he sue
coed. Mr.. Sydney Doty Of Pouriac,
will also undertake the same feat.
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aTHE corPERHEAp.,

e e q =
IfJohn Hoplcy don't know the
Copperhead, inside and out, there
is no use living where Union SOL
diers on furlough were murdered
during the war. And here iswhat
John says, in Tho Bucyrus Jour
nal, Of Juno
ofall the faetious men we've seen,
Existing now or long ainco dead,
No one was ever known so mean
As him we call q Copperhead;
Adraft eyading copperheadi
Arebelaiding CoppcIhead;
growing, slandering,
scowling, pandering,
Vicious, States rights copperhead.
From him the decencies OF life
And all its courtesles, have fed;
Helives IN iretful, factious strife;
A testy, touchy, Coppcrhead;
Anegro fearing copperhead;
Arebel cheering copnerhead;
An unlcarned, unlicked,
on spurned, oft whipped,
Doughfaced, cnngng copperhoad.
When "Save the Union,' was the cry,
Andthousands for the Union blcd,
The Nation'srig he did deny
To save itself;-this copperhead;
Ason OF Liberty copperhead;
AGolden Circle copperhead
Aschoming, lying,
Screaming, flying,
Mean, Canadian copperheRd.
When Southern miscreants designed,
Theirhelpless prisoners blood to shed,
And Libby prison undermined;
Who then apptoved' The Copperhead;
The soldier shooting Copperhead,
The patriot hootlng Copperhoad
The war abusing,
refusing,
Crime excusing Copperhead.
Who scoffed at Pillows bloody fray,
And Andersonvlle's murdered deadl
Who yictory'shour did long deiayl
The traitorous, treacherous copperhead,
Inc crime creating Copperheadi
Ass''ss'u" ing Vopperhe"d
Inc s'rle exciting
Wrath inviting,
pea'h uei'Ghtng Copperhead.
"nen WILLOWS liou'heothe'r ione'y lot'
M P.',n s,.a' =" "ep' .ue'r ueso'
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The Democratic Legislature


This Democratic Legislature as.
sembled, January 9th last, under
profuse promises Of
|. Taxing the Government
Bonds, which has been done-"in
a horn" This cry of taking the
bonds served TO help them ride
into power, last year, but twas an
infamous humbug, as intelligent
people then we'll knew, and as all
now may see:
Ii. Retrenchment of expenses,
which has been accomplished in
the case of the delicious body of the
Legislature itselt-by holding a
longer session than ever before
held in the State, and at an enor.
nous increase of expense over any
previous Legislature:
The following table of the num-
Der of days of Legislative sessions
from the year 1915 to 1868, may
not be without interest.