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WATCHES. CLOCKS & JEWELRY

WATCHES. CLOCKS & JEWELRY
ever seen in Wcodsto TX. and at very reasonable
prices. Gold ond Sire Americaa English md
AhchoF Lecer Watches, and bis JEW tLhf it
sufpasses any he ever had--ladies' and gents
oreastfns, lnger rings. guard, fob and vest chains,
GOLD ana silver pencils and pens eardrGps, thin
bles, sleeve buttons. studs, KEYS, cha ms. brace
lets and everything in the Jewery line. at low
prices. Also, Ajboa TaLie Dc Tea Spoons, Si!rer
do. mustard and salt SPOONS, butter knives, etc.
fe'J"meTy oHd Hatf Oi2, toilet and fancy soaps,
p"mades extracts for handkerchief hair ard tooth
brushes, wood pencils. and ali that YOU mag want
OF TINS kind. But tn N you ought see his books
ana stationery. Why his store is filed up with
books and you can scarcely ask for any that he
has not got, or will get for yoa if he has not got
it. School Books, Writing book, Btdhk aud
Pass Books, memorandum books, diarys. Hisfo-
riea, biographies, Poetry OF all the authors
Scots, DicIens's, Sace's Pope'g. Burns's, Skak&
pearls works. ard very thing in the book line
Cap. Letter and note paper, envelopes, portfolios,
Albums. dccordeoRs, chess men, backgammon,
draw ing paper music do, sheet music :or pianos.
Also beautiful pictures OF all the Southern Gen
erals and others; toy books III endless variety
Music books-Tabor, Ductmer, Jubilate, and
Others And also an entirely new a tide. lndeti-
bic Peaciis. which will never wash out. But
can't tell all he has got. You must call and see
Tor yourself, when YOU will be surprised at the
beautiful stock, aud at the low prices.
may a. IS
NlkGlNlA, TO W.T. AT rules held in the
clerks office Of the county court of Shen-
andoah for the month ri May, 1885, Mary ID.
Suarr, Maria Wilkin and Cathlrna Ruiz plds,
against Amos II. Stia!ley, admir- de bonis
OF John Rutz, dc, z. Mary j. Bowman, Isaiah
Bowman, James Ii. 3 wman, Ann X. Bowman,
j. Il. Bowman. 7. Ii. Bowman, Elizabeth Ruiz,
Edward kutz john w. Ruiz, J. II. Ruiz, She
riff OF Shenandoah county. adia'r OF George
Hanson Rutz, decd, of John Lewis Ruiz, decd,
and OF Jacob Rutz decd, AID Baibara Jane
-. formerly Barbara Jane Ruiz, and her hus-
band, daiendants-ig CHANeEEy.
The object OF this suit is to procure decree for
the division OF the real estate Of which John
Ruiz died seized and possessed amongst his heirs.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that the de-
PENDANT, Barbara Jane -, formerly Barbara
Jane tsutz, and her husband are not Inhabitants
OF this state; and affidavit being made that the
name Of her husband is unknown-lt is ordered,
that the said defendants do appear here within
one menth after publication hereof, and do
what is necessary to protect their interests that
copy Of this order be published in the SEenando-
aas Herald, once week for four suec, ssye weeks
and copy posted at the front daor at the court
house of said county, the first day OF the next
county court. copy-Teste,
may I4-4w w&Apq l.. E. DUDLEY, csc
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Merchants Hotel.

lAeIC4a43tS 1OJHi,
and conducted ulon the European STYLE was open-
ed May /. 6E68. The Hotel has Aad complete
and thorough renovation, aud every thing presents
an air Of comfort and cleanliness. Being in the
heart CT IN business community, ii necessarily
offers superior Advantages 10 cur numerous per-
sonal friends throughout Virginia. North CARROLL
ma, Maryland. and strangers generally. to give us
a cali. we feel assured all viii be made to feel at
home, and and at moderate rates.
The internal arrangements are of a superior or
der, designed wiki a view to the convenience and
comfort OF Guests. The Parlor Reception and
Dining Rooms, with splendid Yerandah around
the entire bnlding, Is striking!y pleasant
The sleeping aparsments are unsurpassed. the
rooms beng large and airy, and well ventilated.
Fine bathing and shower rooms, every floor,
combining every facility to be desire6.
The BAR will b. under the erntemanly SUI
pelintendenee OF Mr.. John Stout. whose welh
known reputation in compromising DELIGHTFUL
BEVERAGES has become an established institution.
BERRY SCHOFIELD Proprietor.
Nav 'ES-1v
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NEW ADvERTISEME E.. ST.

HNL U STE p SALE OF vALUABL
re- L ATE
In pursuance of deed of trust, land at the re-
quest and instance of all parties concerned, ex-
ecuted by Isaac Newland, deed, to r. c. Brago-
nier, trustee for the heneht of George H. I.antz,
j., to secure the payment of certain debr there
IN named, and of date April 2, 1866, will pro-
ceed to sell at public sale, on the premises,
On Saturday the 9Th day Of .June nert,
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adjoining the lands OF Derrick Penny hacker.
Henry /. Hope and others. on Linvill's Creek,
and Is the same tract which was purchased of j.
y. Liggeu. The improvements on this tract
consist or comfortable LOG D FELLING
HOUSE, Kitchen. Smoke house. ond other out
buildings. There are three springs of never
failing water on this tract Tins is one of the
most desirable und valuable little farms in the
county Of Rockinkhanl, being located in the very
heart OF the iaf-tamed Lnvie's Greek Valley.
Also. at the same time and place. tract of
80 cress adjoining the lands OF Mrs. Lin oln
and Mrs. Cochenour. and is part of the old DR..
Winfield tract. The last named trast is Timber
Land, ctvery superior quality OF Timber.
TERMs:-One Til d Of the purch ,se money to
be paid on the first day of August, 1868. and the
residue in three equal annual payments thereafter,
all with interest i.om the day of sae the purch-
aser to give bond with good personal security,
and the title to be retained as ultimate security.
April 3o-ts $40 GEO CHR!SMAN.
rs Woodstock Herald publish till sale. mark
cost and send account to Register oifice-Req
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.

CoLLEeroR's OFFICE U:STATEs INTER AL REv,1
SEVENTH DISTRICT, YIRGIN.i.
Alexandria, Va, May l, / IS.
'HE List OF Annual Taxes for Shenandoah Co.
i is now ready for. collection.
Payment may be made to G.. LICHLITER,
Deputy Collectt +. at w oodstock.
II not paid within 80 days Fl I'm date, 5 per cent,
will be added, together with l per cent for each
months delay thereafter.
7. L.. SANBORN,
my lin Collector 7th District Va
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STIEFE PIANOS.


Eo.' He Jest Pio,sos a.o,c made,
(BY THE MARYLAND INSTITUTF.y
OYER BALTIMORE, PHILADEL-
PHFA e. NEW YORK PIANOS.
OFFICE AND WAREROOMS.
NO. z, North Liberty near Baltimore sc
BALTIMORE. MD.
CTIEFF'S PIANOS have all the latest improv-
y ments including the
AGRAFFE TREBLE,
IVORY FRONTS, AND
IMPROVED FRENCH ACTION.
Fully WARRANTED for Five years, with the
privilege Of exchanging within i2months, if not
entirely satisfactory to purchaser.
.Secoatf hand Pianos and Pdrlop Ongaps
Always on hand at frem S5G to $500.
REFEREES, who have Ponos in use
Sen. r. E. LEE, lexington, Va.
+" Robert Ransom, Wilmington, N C.
Charles Morre, C. f. Rice,
Fred Schaifer, John Wissler,
Mrs. NJ. j. Meem DR.. P. Belew,-
OF Shenandoah County, Va.
April 2. lS6s.-tO.
IRON of all kinds in store and for sale BY
i may7 pASNER 4 Bro.
II NAILS OF ALL KINDS,
" UST received and for sale by
may BANNER & Bro.
n HOOP SKIRTS.
oF THE LATEST STYLES. at
may DaNNER Bro,
liable OH. CLOTH OF DIFFERENT,
WIDTHS, for sale by D. & BRO:
GTONE WARE - Butter Jars. &c, for sale by
y BANNER 1. BRO.
ms AT A l. L PR C s.
III "A - Come and buy new Hat at
may BANNER s. BRO.
A LOT OF SCYTHES 6 SNATHS
4 Fer ssie by psssyR 5 Bro
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT rules held in the
clerks office of the circuit court of Shen-
andoah county, or the month of May, 1868 :;
Harrison II. Crabill. admir- Of Joshua Slower
dec plaintiff, against George A. Hupp, ex'r
of Joseph Slower, decd, Emanuel Slower and
others-ATTAC HMENr IN CHANcERY.
THE object OF this suit is to attach the interest of
Emanuel Slower, one Of the defendants in the
above named suit, in the estate of his la e faith
er, Joseph Slower, Decd under the last will
and testament Of said Joseph Stover, decd to
satisfy single bill executed by said Emanuel
Slower to said Joshua Slower for S2O4 95 da-
ted December, 1856, and payable one day after
day. and the interest thereon, and costs of this
suit.
1t appearing By satisfactory evidence that he
defendants, Emanual Stover, Noah Rhodes and
Catharine his wife, and David Slower. are not in =
habitants Of this state--Et is ordered that the
said defendants do appear within one month after
due publication hereof, and do what is necessary
to protect THEFT interest; that copy OF this order
be published in the shenandoah Herald once
week for four successive weeks and copy posted
at the front door OF the courthouse Of said county
on the first day OF the next county court.
copv-Ieste W. :. ARTHUR, Geese
my7-4W Bird "a
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r COX HERE!
IL We call your attention 10
The Largest Stock Of Goods IN To,on
embracing articles of almost every variety.
CONE AND SEE AND lie COhNTNt | D
that We have the stock, anil are selling Goods
cheap. Imay u banner 4 BIO.
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G. 3 - - -

5th. A tract Of Land containing
244 Acres and IS Poles,
purchased of Peter Flyers by Anthony Miller and
lying back OF Orkney Springs.
9th. Lot No. 10 in the plan of
Lots at Orkney Springs corporation, purchased
Of and conveyed by John and Abraham Neh
containing ONE FOURTH. OF AN ACRE.
7th. All the interest conveyed
by Margaret Bias, widow OF John Basye, decd
Matilda, klizabe tn. Jonas b.. Nathan, Nimrot d
Joseph Basye, children and heirs OF John Basye
decd, in THREE ACRES or LAND, upon
which the celebrated
''Bear WaliOw Springs
are located-being the fee simple in said property
so far as the same was vested in them.
Sth. Lot No 3 in the division Of
the real estate of John Basve, decd, assigned to
Nathan Basye and oy him conveyed to Mckay
Bradford. containing
141 ACRES AND q SQUARE POLES,
less ~ acres provisousIy sold to Noah Higgs.
9th. The interest of said Nathan
Basye in his mothers dover.
10th. One House and Lot pur-
chased of John q. Cofman
18th. A Lot purchased of and
conveyed by Lutz wife, containing 5 Roods.
18th. A Lot purchased Of and
conveyed by Sager wife, conta lining Foods.
All said Lots valuable, especially as portions
Of the corporation of Orkney Springs under the
name of Van Burenville and as auxiliary to the
principal Hotel Property.
There are upon the premises
LARGE STABLES, A VALUABLE TEN PIN
ALLEY, BATH HOUSE. ICE HOUSE,
EXCELLENT GARDEN HIGHLY
IMPROVED LOTS,
for raising Vegetables and other supplies for the
spring season. and all tie other necessary i'm
provements and appliances for carrying on the
operations OF said property upon large scale
Terms OF SALE = One-ourth on the Sth DAY
OF September next, and the residue in equal an.
nuai Instalments trom the day when the first pay
ment becomes due-al sad ial lnouts to bear nte
rest from the day ofsale--bonds with good person
al security to be given by the purchaser, and a
lien retained on the property ;uf Their security.
sther particulars to be made known the dav
OF sale. The sale to commence at IL O'clock NJ
MOhIS WALTON,
?. B. DOKSI,
Nav "a f'op,n,rC oF Solo
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M erch ants Hotel,
BALTIMORE, MD.

rE7HE present Proprietor of ''Schoffefd's White
House Restaurant" having leased the tavor-
ably located Hotel property, conner of Hanover
and Pratt streets, to be known as the
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT = At rules held in the
clerks office OF the circuit court Of Shen-
andoah. for the month Of Nav. 1868: J. W Dan
ner. plaintiff, against A. }. KILLER and Christian
klber, adm'rs OF William KILLER. decd defen-
dants-BY ATTACHMENT IN CHANcEBY.
The object of this suit is to subject the interest Of
A. j. KILLER III the lands OF which John j. Kib-
Ter died seized and possessed. and also the land
conveyed by John kibler to VIM. KILLER. char
ged with the payment Of S5f to A. J. Kibler tc
the payment OF bond executed by 4. j. Kiber
to ). w Dauner for the sum OF $500 and dated
the LIST day OF Hay. 1868, with interest from date
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that the de
PENDANT, A. j. KILLER, not an inhabitant of this
state 1t is ordered, that the said defendant do APP
pear within one month after due publication here
Of and Go what Is necessary to protect his interest,":
that copy Of this order be published in the Shen-
andoah Herald, once week for four successive
week, and posted at the front door of the court
house OF said county, on t. first day of the next
county court. A copy-Teste
nlE1-4Wl W&W.pQ W. s. ARTHUR. G G. cs
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may 14-4w

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
For Sale.
EDURSUANT to a decree rendered in the
- case of Levi Rnker, Ire surer of the
Va. Chassis of the Ger. Ref. Church. VS. r. NJ
Lantz, admir- of |. 2. Rnker. decd at III,
March term of the court for Shenandoah coun,
ty, 1868, he undersigned commissioner will
sell two tracts of land containing
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VALUABLE 'LINVIIL'S CREEK
FARM FOR SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTIO

AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
As Agent for Rev William H. Ruffner, will offer
for sale, at public auction, on the promises
On Nednesdaythe 10h dog fJnne, 1868,
a Tract Of 10 A res of Land.
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Watches, Clocks, Jewelr,y,
BOOKS G S?hqI0Jl2Y.

I I AVE you been to the New Book Store p
IL II not, don't delay going. Bargelt
bias enlarged ana improved his room. and has
Just returned from Philadelphia and Baltimore
with the best assortment of
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-02

wiser, and that they would at least cease
threatening. Not so, however. The habit
has become chronic with them. They
openly or covertly express their intention
not to submit to the result Of the Presi-
dental election unless that result shall
please them. Well. perhaps not. But if
they suppose that such course will injure
Grant or help Seymour they will be as
badly disappointed as they were in respect
to the results Of secession. Every threat
they make only helps the Union candidate,
and so far as the success of the latter is
concerned we are quite willing that their
opponents should keep up their peculiar
tactics. and continue to threaten. The
patriotic people of this country may be
reasoned with, and they will listen to and
properly weigh the arguments addressed
to them but as to being bullied into this
or that eourse-neveT.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-02
OFFICIAL---0FFIOIAL,

representatives of the State Of Louisiana in
General Assembly convened, That the
Olerk OF the District Court and Parish he>
corder of the Parish of Caldwell count and
compile the votes cast for Justices of the
Peace in and for Ward No. of said parish
on the seventeenth and eighteenth days of
April 1868, and that the Sheriff of said par
ish make return of the result thereof as
soon as practicable to the Secretary of
State and the Governor of the State issue
a commission or commissions to the sue
cessful candidates for Justice OF the Peace
for said ward.
Be it further resolved or enacted, That
said act or Joint resolution will take effect
Immediately after its passage.
(Sgned) CHAS. w. LOWELL.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR j. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved July 27, 1868.
(Signed) II. @. WARMOTH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy.
GEO. E. BOVEE,
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-02
and their refutation by the AdUertiser, of
the same city. The World says:

anu bhelE qL64utatlOn Dy tue AUOT5tSeFi Vi
the same city. The World says:
First-That "tne chief merit of that siege
wsss wwsssss aaae ta General G. G. S;41:: ith IS
SecoDd-That no credit was due to Grant
for obtaining a surrender, inasmuch as
there was no danger to brave, or even any
| resistance to encounter
Third-That only 5000 prisoners surren-
dered to him.
Fourth-That Grants removal imme.
| diately after the surrender proved that his
| superiors lacked confidence in his skill, and
ascribed the success at Fort Donelson " to
G. F. Smith, who was given his command.
Eifth-That G. F. Smith unfortunately
| fell sick and died. and consequently could
| not be continued in the command.
Sixth-That had it not been Tor this un-
| fortunate sickness and death of Smith we
should have been saved the " disgraceful
first day at Pittsburg Landing"
The Advertiser crushingly responds:
First-Smith's reply to Buckner: "No
congratulations are due me. | simply
obeyed orders.n
Second-The particulars of fierce battle
on the day before the surrender, showing
that Instead of being exhausted the be-
seiged were able to partially repel a fierce
| and bloody assault.
Third-Grant's figures, showing that he
| captured and sent North IA 623 prisoners.
Fourth-The letter fron McCullum, Hal
leck's Chief of Staff, written to Grant four
days after the surrender: ~ received with
the highest qualification your reports and
letter from Fort Donelson, SO gallantly cap
tured under your brilliant leadership. l, in
common with the whole country, warmly
congratulate you upon this remarkable
achievement
Fifth Hallecks letter to Washington,
stating that after investigation nc had
become satisfied that the supposed causes
for Grants partial removal did not exist.
SiXth-Halleck's letter to Grant, in re-
sponse to three requests to be relieved, viz;
You can not be relieved from your com
mand. There is no good reason for it. In
stead OF relieving you, wish you as soon as
your new. army is in the field to assume
the immediate command, and lead it on to
ne1C Victories
Seventh Smiths letter to Grant on re-
storing to him, in March, the superior COM
mand, after holding it for q few days: az
wrote you yesterday to say how glad l was
to lind from your letter that you were to
resume your command, from which you
were SO unceremoniously and as l think so
unlustly stricken down.
Eighth-General william T., Sherman's
letter to the United SerUice Magazine,
showing that instead of being "sick" and
dead" weeks before, General G. F. Smith
selected the battlefield OF Pittsburg Land
ing. General Smith died on the nineteenth
OF April, nineteen days after the battle.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-02
GRANTS EARLY RECORD,

The Democratic press dare not attack
tie latter pages Of General Grants militia.
r. record From the fall Of vicksburg "a
ths surrender Of Lee at Appomattox
Courthouse they are wisely chary Of ell
lasion to bis war history. But they be-
lieve that the early eyenEa Of the great
struggle are 30 wrapped In uncertainty
that they can with impunity make charges
to his injury aud not fear sacr1ssfal con
tradiclion.
Without commenting upon ihe centempl
which all honorable men nnsl issl isr
thess who indulge ia this description Of
guerrilla warfare, We append d series of|
allesaiIoss made b The New York World.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-02
mo. 1s.l
AN ACT

AN ACT
Relative to the First and Second District
Courts for the Parish and City of New
Orleans.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
OF Louisiana in General Assembly con.
yehed, That the First and Second District
Courts for the parish of Orleans shall be and
remain open during the whole year for the
trial OF all causes in their respective courts.
SEC. 2. Belt further enacted, etc., That
all laws and parts of laws contrary to the
provisions Of this act be and the same
are hereby repealed. This act to be in force
from and after its passage. m.
(Signed) CHAS. w. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
(Signed) OSCAR J. DUNN.
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved July 25, 1868.
(Signed) H. G. WARMOTH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true COPY: 80
GEO. E. B0VEE,
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-02
JOINT uEsoLuTIoM
Secretary of State

To appoint Committee to examine into the
act of the late Legislature creating the
issue OF Four Million Dollars of Levee
Bonds.
Resoloed, That the Senate and House oi
Representatives of the State of Louisiana
appoint joint committee of five, viz: two
from the Senate and three from the House,
to investigate and examine the act created
by the late Legislature, whereby four mfl.
lions of dollars in Levee Bonds were issued,
and to ascertain what disposition has been
made of the same.
Adopted, In General Assembly Of the State
of Louisiana, in the city of New Orleans, on
this twenty-second day of July, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-eight.
(Signed) CHAS. W. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved July a. 1868.
(Signed) HENRY G. WARMOTH
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy: ~
GEO. Z. BOVEE.
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-02
sEYMoUR,s FRIENDS. -

The Irish Republic, published in New
York, should be in the hands of every
Irishman in this country. 1t is edited by
Irishmen who, to judge by their written senti
ments, are heart and soul devoted to the
Cause OF Irish independence and the ad.
vancemeDt of their countrymen. We make
these PREDATORY remarks and recommend
this paper because we, too, take living
interest in the welfare and well-doing OF
our numerous friends of Hibernian ex-
traction. sr
Below will be found sample of the
editorial matter of the Irish RepLblic.
which contains illusions somewhat person
al to "Seymour's friends" and as these re
marks are penned by men "on the spot"
and who declare themselves in every way
answerable for what they promulgate, it is
at least allowable to believe; there is no
defamation of character" therein, since no
refutation has been attempted.
The fact that Seymour and Blair were
nominated in Tammany Hall and under
Tammany influences does not initiate
against the force Of the illusions to that
astounding political monstrosity.
The Republic says:
We have purposely pitched our tents over
the way from that Mecca of Democratic nil
grims, the City Hall (the word should be
spelled with an e), and we swear by the
Goddess OF Liberty, who blushes on the en-
pola for the crimes committed in her name
below, that we shall yet help to rout the
unlettered, unwashed, and never to.be re
deemed horde, who are banded together for
the Infamous purpose OF robbery and mutu-
al protection. We need not say to you.
long,.hngered but bull.necked garroters'
make harvest while the sun shines.
Crime never sleeps but it dreams of mur-
der. Tammany never sleeps but it dreams |
of plunder.
II is monstrous that here in the metropol. |
ltan city OF America, in the nineteenth cen |
tury, and in our boasted Republic, a set of |
scoundrels that could give lessons to the |
best Italian bandits, have taken possession |
Of our public buildings and our judicial
chairs, from whence they sally forth to rob,
and levy black mail on all honest men. By |
Heaven, the respectable citizens of Nav
fork-American, Irish, English, German
are the ver1est towards and CONNER
clal poltroons in the world, or they would
~ - y. SOHtS sO6StnSt ionB ago, ana charged
on this foreign horde-foreign in feeling.
not in the matter of their birth--and carry
lire and handouts into their midst. There
can be no parleying with crime. Therefore.
all the true men of the city should rally to
The redemption Of New York from the
hands OF the criminals who have ruled it for
years, and should never rest until thew
we're sent to the congenial occupation Of
breaking stones. There is surely enough of
Tirtue in our city to redeem this great
metropolis. To work, then, and let your
vatehword be: "Down with Tammany to
he devil, from whence it came.n
1t is delicate question, but did the
'ditor of the Irish Republic ever visit New
orleans during the Monroe regime!