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AilsHrp snoyIsG Array - man named Amos L.
Tripp waa brouSat cots he rssing ma tra Of tns
JsGoFson Market i5ce Ioui es,erday the charge OF
navinr alot another man named William Stewart. The
compliant nza'nA the accused vas made by Berpard
ucksrnn a. o. no. % Ninth syenue In whose store thu
p,rtlos ere a. tho Tine the sho0ug OK place. II H.
eald tsai noin Stewart and III pp uuder the u-
nuspce OF liquor nr1 tbsi ra yui the pistol rotn
his pJcsst snt nroi ~ Iandcn and win sv ipten,
lhe magfra. committed saa cJssd aaaI the re- ut
~ ths ielsric5
DoaEsrscs AND JsvsLkr. --DsIsctirs Eafrs. Of Tue
Eghiserth precinct hro ignt 20 toe Jefferson Market
Polico Court yesterday woman named Cahsrins
Phillips who 10 charged rGh siesng seysra articles ef
Jswsry FROM the hoas, u Cyrus a. Freeman, Of No.
- west Twenty fonrth street. the accused vas sm-
ployed In .he boute Of comp ansnt Ne chambermaid,
and from The act tnat shs In ~hici, the
jswelry Was Kept by one Of the other eomestcs, aud
that she e the bouss almost Inedatey af.er without
giving notice. snco which time the jswoTy has not bsen
soen. believed shs stole tne msrinR property, vticn
10 valued 81 f2y5 Wnea bsovght before Justice Dodge
~ the Jenerson dsrxst Court denoj ,he accusation
she was committed. however, 70 answer the charge
CLusBiso NJ An 0rflcaA-ono OF tho officers OF the
Twentieth precinct, whose name is NcAvey, distin.
guishsd himself last Friday evening BY severely club
bing mao named Michael saoney, Of No. 332 Scvenh
avenue hsloney. whose head from the effects ~ the
besiag he received, Pre- cpe a very bad appesrapcs
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ceeds OF the sales 81 To5 5ss o. an OF which has
been actually paid TO and rece we'd by the company;
tns the estimated cost OF The proposed efeuson was
81 96S l23; that the company road were not 10 bo
extended tho issue Of the 49, 600 new sha would not
have been necessary but that the extension could not
the OF said stock could or did affect tho market
prico OF stock at lime before the whole sales were
concluded; that deponents or either OF them, have
never been individually. directly indirectly, inere ted
IN the sale. purchase or disposition Of this new stock
that tho sales were made through Marvin Co.. as
the cases OF Fisk and Fanshaws occupied the court
during the entire day. and nearly all printed and
exceedingly youminous. Two three manuscript
sMdaVits we're also read behalf Of defendants-one
OF which made by Air. Bangs contradctod the affidavit
OF MT Fanshawe IN regard 10 many points OF the con-
vesaton alleged 70 have occurred be- these parties
relative TO Bangs attompt to negotiate the safe with
tanshawe of his stock 70 Tracy. Case not yet con-
ohdeu For paintifsJohn Z. Burrll, Charles BnrTll,
David Dudley Fiod, Dudley Field; for defsndants--
william Fullerton, William NJ Evsrt9, John X Porter,
a j. Vandsrpoel, Charles NJ. Tracy, William Whiting.
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SuaSOGATE'S OFFICE.
Before Gideon J. Tucker, Surrogate

Before Gideon J. Tucker Surrogate
The following walls have been admitted 70 probate -:
OF Eliza Macbeth, William Kahn, Henry Boroker, VIII
liam Blewett Elijah Richards, James Yeason, Go,tlieo
Schmidt. Francis Owen, Sophia c. Tardy. Letters OF
administration granted estates Of Bishop Cornell,
Eleanor Lee, Catharne Nagle Narv Doks, Albert Gar
ner, Alexander l. Rosenbau,n, Wi au L. Topping,
Martha W0lc0tt, James Doord. Nannegse HenTe!ck 4,
Alexander Hatihews. Joanna Smons, Vevsria schmaiz,
Ann H. Baldwin, Alfred L. Hadzis Henry Maurer, Mo-
ses SHAUN, Patrick Russell, Ann Williams, torncia
Barker, tainariue FL zSimmons, Patrick Gnen Ca ha-
rne Z. Lockwood James Aurphy, Kate Mckenzie
George Riley, Joseph Wagner
The following guardians wero appointed, viz:-Mary
s. Dinsmore, guardsn OF Lizzie - Robert W. and
Charles A Dinsmore; Caroline schwarz, oil William J.
and Jclia l.. hiler; Alice Pagan, OF E,zaoeth X ed;
Aogus' WarDike, OF Louisa Daer and Frank Doerng
Hannah Burr, of George b., Mary Il. hurr aud Charles
H. Burr; Jonn 7. Levy, OF Michel NJ. Lew; Mary A.,
Treadwsl. OF Enoch DAVIS; Edmund i. Barnum, OF
jessie l.. McDerinon,; a. J. HOFFMAN, Of LOUIS Amos
and Augusta Marks.
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DrpADrUSs or 0ceAN STeAMtHs

steamship ST. Laurent LEFT pier 80 North river foot ~
Morton street, for Hsvre and Brest.
Steamship William Pe,n, cf the London and New
York steamship limo, LETT pier No North Tor Lon
don, with 2 passengers and u full cargo.
Steamship city OF Baltimore, Of mo lnman line, icft
pier a. North river for Liverpool and Queenstown.
teainshp Denmark OF the National ne Jeff pier At
North river for Liverpool
eamshp South Americs left pler No. - North
river for St Thomas aud krazil With ~ cabin passen-
gers $4,000 In specc and general cargo
Steamship Rapdsn left psr No. 30 north river fos
New Orleans via Havana
steamship General ho,de left pier No IL North river
Tor New Orleans, with 10 cabin passengers and fu a.
sorted cargo.
stsamship General ssds~ ~lek isf, pier No. 20 East
rive for New Orleans
Steamship ssa salvador Of the Empire line, len pier
NO. IL North river for Savannah, Co., with 25 cabin
Jsssergers. steeraRe passenger and half cargo
ssausnip Montgomery lott pier No. ~ North river
for savannah.
s,eamsnp ~ssrnscssa len pier NO II East river fer
Chsrleson wish 81 cabin passsnaers And fu asssrse
cargo
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UNITED STATES DsTACT cuuaT--IH ADMIRALTY.

New Ruies-Imporlnnt to the Bar.
1hs foio~ing rules in Admiralty in The Unted Statse
District oourl for the Southern district Of New York
arc promulgated by order Of Judge Bla,cniord:-
l. The calendar or Admiralty causes shall hereafter DO
permanent the GAUGES being numbered every January.
Eo,ce o ria shall be Of days, and for the
cept when cause shall be placed upon said calendar.
A caendar shail ue made up by the clerk before
We next March Term The causes In which either party
aha nie note OF issue before the Thursday be.
Tore the opening Of tue arch term containing the
Of the issue sna be placed on the caenaar according
the dates o. tue IS Thereafter causes shall be paced
gu tue calendar bs ne clerk in the order in which
d issuesnali DC died by either party.
3 causes mey b, generally reserved or set down FOR
any particular day in tern, except Saturdays, by
consent OF parties: but shall be reserved
or set down after the same shall be placed
ON the day ceendar, except upon tho order
q the Couri. When cause shall be called In i,s
oTder upon The day caeLiar without being tried, the
sh thereafter be OF mat date, unless olcrwlse ordered
By the cur, Al the tim. OF being passed
4 fnerc small be day calendar prepared which
aha be posted IN more Conspicuous places In he
bnnding IN which the courtroom ID situated by lhroe
no more than sevdn cans sia be placed upon the day
ca, ndar Tor any one day aud they shall placed upon
sucn day calendar according 10 The dates OF tns al
g. cause generally reserved mav, By order OF court
upon eppAeauon and upon notice OF days,
be placed upon tne day calendar for trial Tor
any day whcn the court, upon such application,
sLnn direct subjec, 70 The provisions Of four,
anu not TO bc tred before by It's ISSUE 1t shal. be
ented 20 bo led upon such calendar except
court may for special and peculiar ons, give
tho preference and except that actions for
wages aud for elYagl and actions whore the pr perty
kiE. actually be II he custody OF the Marahal, shall
have the Ireeence and snah oe placed upon
oar with such upon any day the court sha
0pon appl cation. direct
g. Causes called Tho day calendar may, for causes
shown, be sci down for iaer day In term, marked
On fer the term without prejudice and which
60 OF for ihe term without prejudice shall lake their
pacos In order a the head Of the calendar for the
tsSm
4 when cause that has been generally reserved ,s
put on the day calendar, the clerk eha receive the
NsoAl fee for hing q note OF issue.
o. III rales and parts OF rules heretofore adopted BY
tAg court NOT consistent with tie foregoing, hereby
Repealed
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Ew YORK HERALD SUNDAY FEBRUARY 2s lse8TRPLE SHEET

sat In was several degrees colder than had been expo
rienced curing the day.
given At the cxponse OF the eity joint commtt-
lee Of the Boards Of Aldermen and Coupcnen a. mo
Battery, opposite the City Hal, A. lompk rs square,
Madison square, Bloomingdsle road and iooth suess
and At hamerslsy square, we're unusually ep'ehdiI
The ciearness or tho atmosphere, combined Win 'ne
darkness Of the night contributed greatly towards max
Ing these displays unusually attractive, but, we
regret to say. artistic works wero burnt tnas
on other occasions would have brought oo"n sn
the house" with tLunders OF applause 10 an
exceedingly "beggary account OF empty poxes
The weather was We repeat too severe for the people,
however fond OF pyrotecnnic dspays 10 expose mem,
selves and only those who rejoice l. "bamy breeze
straight from the north pole could oe expected 70 lace
ie music and the musicians placed on me me DsconS "r
the city Hall (fCr exampel, between the hours "
seven and nino O'Clock last night.
But all things must have an end The fireworks were
burned according TO contract aud thus closed the ami
vsrsary Of Pater Patrie in New York.
the DAY IN BROOKLYN, W. d.
among certain classes, by the suspension OF business
The judges took holiday and likewise the clerks IN al
the public ofices; but not SO with the merchants
Court House and armores decorated WIN buntlns
ss were the shipping. The customary sain.es were
fred but there parade OF the military or any
other event 10 mark the day.
The sixth annual asquerade ball OF the r f. G.. Q.
socal organization was held at Montague Hall on FRIDAY
night ana continued until daylight yesterday lhe AZ
tendance very AMI tho affair was iuy up
to the anticipation Of the committees to whose united
and harmonious efforts the success oil the entertainment
0f their host OF friends Il due.
Company A, Fourteenth regiment, also celebrated me
eve OF the birth OF the Father OF his Country With oa
at the Brooklyn Institute, which vas Wen pstronized
and fully enjoyed by all present.
There was matinee NJ oley's, besides the usual
evening performance held there, both Of which drew
crowded houses.
IN wrLLlAMsBURG
the day was not generally OBJ erved In the district al
expected, very few stores being closed On FRIDAY
Eight the Washington Association composed Of youna
and patriotic citizens gave grand bail and banquet al
Masonic Temple, two hundred couples being present
II was the twenty st anniversary OF the association
and exceeded IN splendor all their previous celebrations
The company retired at day light when national saiute
was fired in honor Of the day.
THE IN NEW JERSEY.
In Jersey City yesterday there nothing TO dstln
guish 1t from ordinary business days. salute wa
fred at The hour OF by section Of the HndsoI
county artillery and this the only display made
celebrate tue birthday OF the Father of bis Country
Jersey City, Hoboken and Hudson City fass h0a cd OF
the pubic buildings and few on private residences
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
ssutB sTtTFs DISTRICT cuuaT-ln sAHssup1c,
Trials In Compulsory bankruptcy.
Before Judge Blatchford.

Trials In Compulsory bankruptcy.
Before Judge Blatchford.
Judge Blachford stated that several eases Of dis.
Sute4 bankruptcy had been postponed by consent until
she Apni term. he found the arrears getting large
that they must be disposed OF at an early day. and
directed Jury summoned for the first Tuesday in
nfoh ana to place all the cases on the calendar for that
day.
Mr. Edwin James stated that petitioner and creditor
would DO ready 10 proceed on that day.
Motion 10 Discharge from Arrest.
LasoreIos vs. Adr1clh.-In this case counsel moved
thai the bsnsrupi be discharged arrest pending
tho proceedings In court It alleged that the bank
Il rupt In hs capacity Of broker In Wall street. had re-
esvsd large sums Of money and other securities from
me plaintiff collateral security the purchase
of stocks and other public securities being
eareo bankrupt ho order OF court
Aud committed 20 prson from winch he was released
sion bail The motion was opposed the ground that
was held unsnfe 10 discharge him from and
lease hs ball. nasmucn alleged he would avail
himself OF his liberty and lily She United states 10
Aus rama, China or elsewhere. After leugthened
argument on both sides cue Judge decided say-
ha The motion should be dsn,d except upon
ono condition: he would not decide tho motion At
the present Of the proceedings upon the aidavts
condtou ON which be would now dispose OF the case
taat he would send IL to referee 70 take testimony
son.ssi 70 this be would order tue reference either 10
register or comm ssione and II not consented 70 the
= no.,oa should be densa Counsel consented and the
!. Iaroque; Tor MAXWELL, Mr. Dawson
Petitions Filed Yesterday.
!. Thomas W. Brown, Now York city-Refsned TO Reg
: ib,or williams.
! solomon zemomky, New York city-Referred 70 Rsg.
hAsr Fitch.
Frederick s. Dreyer, Now York cityRoferred 70 Reg
Z, lDter Dayton
y Israel Uman trd Jacob Blumentha, rev York city
! Re erred 10 Reg Eer Alien
: William Samues, New York city-Roferred to Regis
ter .gnt
}! Arnold Asngs-buhler and John 8. Lnber New York
sky-Referred to Register Ketchum.
William Z. K,bols Yonxers, Wsstcheeter county-Re-
fsrred TO Regis or Close
Thcdoro Anes, Mam,oneck, weetchester county
Referred 70 Register Close
henry B. Mead, Mon.ceo, Sullivan county-Referrst
70 Register Little.
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The Day Elsewhere.

BOsToS Feb e. 1858.
Washingon's birthday here IL honorsd with public
demonstration, but the Custom House, banks and many
places Of business closed. A salute fired and
the Seventh regiment makes its anniversary parade.
BALTIMORE Feb a. 1858.
All business is suspended and the day observed as
holiday.
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stationery, GLASS AND GLASSWARE,
Paints, Oils and Brushes,
GOAL Oil LAMPS-new and improved;
TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES;
Imported BRANDY and PORT WINE,
Fine GREEN and BLACK TEAS;
YEAST POWDERS;
CRUSHED and POWDERED SUGAR;
PORTER and ALE;
MARKET and CLOTHES BASKETS;
DETANNENIZED ELIXIR GENTIAN;
DETANNENIZED ELIXIRsCALISAYA;
PYRoPHOSPHATE IRON and GENTIAN;
PYROPHOSPHATEIR IRON and CAL1SAYA;
DEODORIZED TINCTURE of OPIUM;
KYES'CoUGH BALSAM;
KYES' ASTRINGENT MIXTURE;
KYES' RHEUMATIC LINIMENT;
SYRUP PHOS. IRON;
QUININE; and
STRYCHNIA.
- p. Ell. Kyes will give his personal attention TO
filling orders and preparing compounds.
MILAN STREET., opposite Brooks House,
SHREVEPORT, La.
iy1 "
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J. H. REYNOLDS

faSHE undersigned having purchased the exclusive
Il right Of selling these beautiful and celebrated
Burial Caskes in Shreveport aud Caddo parish, has
just received and viii keep hand very large assert
ment, embracing every size ard style, which will be
sold at very low prices. -e- ~ . =
All orders promptly attended to. The Caskets are
ready for delivery shipment at moments notice.
]. S. Kendall,
au1 " fornsr Of Texas and Mcneil streeta.
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TUOs. W. SCOTT, Agent,
Shreveport, La.

TIIOS. W. SCOTT, Agent,
Shreveport, La.
~ Office at L. E. Carters No. on the Levee.
&c. ELSTNER, SubAgeht.
Dr. J. L. MOORE, Medical Examiner.
FH7HIS COMPANY issues policies on lives on all the
4 different plans and at favorable rates any
other while it has restrictions in regard to either
travel residence and all its profits are divided
nually among its policy holders Its policies all
issued on the non FORGETTING plan.
1t IS prompt in the payment OF losses
This Company renewed and continues in force, Life
Insurance Policies held by the Southern survivors OF
the late war-orning exception, in this respect,
from the majority if not all the Eastern companies,
which, while the going on, refused to receive
premiums, and thus preserve insurance on Southern
lives, but now soliciting Southern support. The
ST LOUIS MUTUAL never, during the whole pro-
gress of the late civil war; refused to receive the pre-
miums policies from its Southern policy holders.
SHREVEPORT REFERENCES -
Col. y. NJ. johnson, President of Home Insurance
Company; Messrs. Walsh Bosseau, DR.. C G. Cat
lett, L. T. Carter J. c. Elstner, Dew L. Tally James
W. Howard, Drury Lacy, DR.. Joseph Wilder, Rev. R.
s Trppett, DID, F. ?. Leavenworth Dr.. ID. III. An
derson Col VIM. Shvers
NEW ORLEANS REFERENCES:
R. K Walker & Co.
e. w. Manson.
H. Macdonald ......... firm of Brooks Macdonald
D. ?. Logan. Observation-Disclosures. firm Of Felowes Co
julius yaiE Wa:i. ~ firm Of S H. Kennedy Go
E. Il. Harris ..-.....t: firm of Jas. connely & Co
Messrs w r. Green & Co
Il. Won Phul, Jr, & Co.
=" Geo. G. Garner g. Co.
q John Fl. Phelps & Co. lis -. SOS
Chenoworth Casey & Co. -.-. ..--.
{" Henderson, Peale & Co g. '.-
B. W Huntington. Ill. -r..
Messrs S B.. Newman & Co. ~.
Woods, Mathewss& Co.
81 Warren, Crawford Co.
q Ethel Thomas.
&c Barnett & Shepard.
&C Geo. W. Bancker Il Co.
Gen. S. 3. Buckner. ,ss-sz- s-z=
g D. Fl. Maury. - --a. g.
Messrs. Lamb, Quinlan & Co. .as.zas 49,
VIM. Ball .a.....~. ..~m -. .a..
H H. Bryan !. firm of Given, Watts & Co.
MANSFIELD REFERENCES:
Rev. Chas. B. Stuart John w. Stuart, Esq, DR.. r.
T. Gibbs DR.. w. G.. Thomas Dr. N. 2. Rives, Rev
John Pipes, Rev. II. C. Thweatt, D. Messrs. Dubois
Douglas Rev. B. r. Alexander. @.s
REFERENCES, MARSHALL TEXAS: ~.
Major E. A. Blanche DR.. J. T. Witherspoon, Dr.. Sam
son Eagan. SIS If
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4 Pretty SFoRy.-M'Ie Luzgel, the pretty French
actress, recently married to Prince Tolstoi one
of the wealhiest young noblemen of st. Petersburg.
The Fringe popped the question ina someYhat IN
usual manner There fair at the St. Petersburg
French Theatre for the benefit Of the FRENCH hospi
tai Mile Luzgel presided over one of the stands at
the fair and Prince Tolstoi banterDgy asked her how
much she would take for kiss. She glanced at him
rather sternly, and replied that she would not kiss any
man but her betrothed The Prince passed on, but
returned to Mile Luzgels stand quarter of an
hour afer@ard and said rather thoughtfully to the
young actress, "Will You permit me to ask you
another question, Mademoselle?" with pleasure,
sir" "Haye you betrothed:" She eyed him a
moment in surprise, and said then, with blush and
smile, mo, sr.' "Woad you like to have one "
That depends on circumstances she said, laughing
Well then, would you take meg" So saying, he
handed her his card She greatly astonished and
finally s.ammered out she would give him an answer
next day. On the following morning be called her
house, the reply was in the affirmative, and to-day
ttademoisee Luzgel is Princess and happy wife.
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SHREVEPORT
CARRIAGE REP.OSIT0pp
MILAN STREET (near Edwards.

MRS. A. KIMBLE
MOULD respectfully inform old natroa-
" public IN general, that she will kean 10 and T.
on hand an extensive assortm ent of eonsaai y
Coaches, Barouches, Phaetons, Roela
Bugsies, Jersey Wagons, &c, sah
all of the highest finish, warranted of the bo',
lowest prices. Up Ut the Fs
The Biacksmithins, Wagon Maki,a
riage Business will be carried on at tho sfa1hdGa
Robson kimble corner of Milan and E9 9Ia sahd
20 All work guaranteed. prices.
iaI5,
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The South a0G5trrll,
SHREVEPORT:
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IA, IS

CUPID ON HoRsEBAcS-Death plays some fantastic
tricks at times but compared with the other universe
conduerer Love, he is tame indeed. On Thursday at
terroon in the crowded of this city, under the
clear sunlight, Cupid vaulted INTO the saddle OF the
Pale Horse gave him the rein, and with The spirit OF
the Wind few to Loves Elysum.
Less than year ago there came from Virginia to
reside in ST. Joseph a. highly respectable widow, whom
the msfortunes of war bad compelled to emigrate
With her came her two daughters, one twelve and the
other nearly eighteen years OF age. Annie the eldest
was blessed with than the usual amount OF beauty
and intelligence and had received education snita
bic to the auece and social standing OF her parents
ere war made its sad inrOads
Since April last the widow has resided Third
street. and her pleasant family circle has often been
enlarged and envencd by the presence OF Lewis Dix,
a Young man of twenty four, who married her niece,
with whom and the three chubby little that have
blessed their union he has been residing some fifty
miles from St Joseph. As Dix had formerly lived in
Virginia. and had always been on terms of intimacy
with the family his visits were looked forward to with
pleasure By all and a suspicion ever crossed the
mind of the mother that be other than he seemed
a true friend.
Thus matters stood at the beginning of The present
week when Dix arrived in the city i'll a wagon, drawn
by sDan gray horses, ostensiby for the purpose OF
purchasing articles for farm use. He called at
the widows usual and as usual was Hospitality en-
tcrtaincd. On Thursday morning Annie carried to
o'clock in the afternoon Of the same day left home
with the excuse that she was going after them. Five,
six and seven o'clock came, but not so Annie Then
it was that the horrible suspicion first flashed upon
the mother that her daughter had been made victim
the wiles Of the man whom they all had esteemed
Inquiry soon confirmed her worst fears. 1t was as
certaned that Dix had procured saddles deserted his
wagon, and mounting Annie on one horse and taking
the other himself had hurriedly left the city by the
Savannah road, in company with his victim. Up tc
the present writing nothing has been heard of the u
gitires.
The mother is almost distracted over this terrible
affair." yet she firmly declares that the wayward dangh
shall never again cross her Threshold. The poor
chid's nfatuaton will be Of short Duration. She viii
learn by sad experience that he who has beer
false to one woman is false to all. If Annie does 10
knock for admttance under the paternal roof in les
than a month aud Dix does not humbly truige bach
to the city and hitch to his deserted wagon before the
first snow outstanding the fact that lie had $lG0(
in his poche just received from lis father in Virginia
then prophet nor the son of prophet
st. Joseph Union, Sept Il.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-17

then the Payment Of private debts in
greepbacks is also repudiation TIE Re-
publican party, By its cutlery against re-
pudiatiOu, coHdenhs itself Even the
private debts which we're incurred before
the legal tenders act was passed, have been
made payable in grsenbacks, and there
is certainly less injustice in paying in
greenbaeks the public debts incurred
since the legal tender act was passed.
Even the interest on the pablo debt of
The State Of New York, debt incurred
before the war, has been paid in green
backs against the protest Of Governor
Seymour, by the direction of . Republi-
can Legislature. The Democratic party
maintains thai public debts and private
debts, Federal debts and State debts,
stand upon the same footing. The real
repudiators are the party which has
forced the payment Of private debts and
State debts, contracted on gold basis,
in depreeiated paper. The Democratic
party contends that the rights of public
creditors are no more sacred than those
of private creditors; that the owners of
Federal bonds have no rights superior to
the owners of State bonds that, in the
eye of justice and sound morals, all obi.
cations are alike. We ask the country
to indorse this equitable principle
so righteous and incontestible
that we cannot doubt the popular YER
dict. -- 80 rs-..5 =,