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Coon ADvIcE.-Let our possessions be what
they may-marble palaces, broad lands, msgnif-
they ell sink In the balance against Heavens
great boon, health, and they cannot be enjoyed
without it. And yet how little Is it valued, and
how carelessly preserved. The laws Of nature
cannot be violated with impunity. Night revelry,
luxurious living, rregulsrity Of meals, and dis
ordered appetite, will gradually destroy the
power and activity Of the stomach. How many
ladies and gentlemen eat and drink disease at late
suppers, and arise In the morning with headache.
loss OF appetite, feeling languid and unreifeshed.
There can be no medical remedy that viii turn
lead into food, or poisoned drinks into nutrment,
but medical science can assist nature, supply ex-
hausted fluids, and to Q great extent correct the
effects Of disease. In all cases such a. the above
them just the thiDg-at the same time q most
delicious tonic and appetizer. saa
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BYLAWS.

SECTION The Library Reading Room shall be open
SEC = The iISIsr.n shall give sscurisy in ID. sam of
Ave S % s the n s SsssS 81 b
together with duplicate Of the winch shall be
book its place the Library and the
whole proper order he shall likewise keep such record Of
from time time be prescribed by the Board Of Directors
ten oder Of any member whose name has been registered ana
dues paid book be folio qusrto octave md
be a duodecimo, or Of smaller size. -.T.T :.
SIC he shall carefully enter book to be kept for that
have been delivered the date Of taking from and
% sy sesn Oh nhs'
SIC O. he shah collect from members for the use Of the
the Of director. the Of such member members
age any book or bOots ehsrsss the
or in other way wifuy violate the Library or
SEC shs have the supervision and general superin-
sxsmins books and replace them upon the Library
shelves: shall that promptly hed and that
table,. and shall at al the rules to the
ss Tos.
other duties apDersnpg to his oce as may from time to
SIC It shall be- additionally duty Of the Librarian
under the immediate supervision Of the to keep
render same generally take charge Of such
other BOOKS and accounts may from time TO time be
SEC The Assistant Librarian shall give security, in the
sum OF three nunoreu eos,s ~. tne o s
~, lug posd ~ nss,or r WIZ A'1 VIC '" " ~ "
VIC " s-. =, Al. a.....,. rghxax,. a..
sho ~ ~ sns 9e we au,y q ,ne y, ~ 70
eVery particular by the Ike rules assuming in the q
that officer the general duties OF the poet
SIC H. 1t sha be- additionay the duty Of the
10 the and other annual dues
him He shall likewise perform such other duties APP
from time be prescribed
by the Board Of Directors
SEC IL Ii shall be the duty Of the Librarian and his
especially receiving and giving
books observing Library regulations the
proper distribution Of magazines
required capacity assist in keeping
the Association clean we'll ventilated and in
good taking that furniture globes.
be neither defaced injured; and
generally that the Library and Reading Room be made
able and attractive for the aud resort Of
The his assistant shall themselves
etc. may properly distributed before the of the
opening Of the Reading Room.
Each Association, duly entitled TO
the Libra may withdraw book set of books
and retain weeks from the date OF delivery
books cataogued within the yesr shall not be
ed to the Library books circulation may sppcs
ton Librarian be renewed for the like term Of
weeks Provided that than separate renewals
books be allowed without special
Board Director No book Of books
by the Librarian for either
member director shall books be transferred from
name 70 another.
sEc IA ANY member who shall retain book. set Of
book longer thsn weeks limited, shall forfeit
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Contribution.

AhIlCLE l.
Y m GAM srS Nd % e MI abs. s Is
TON OF THE CITY OF NEE oRLEANs"
ARTICLE II. fr
SECTION The officers the Association shall be Presi
emit Vice President Csresgendng Secretary necording
constitute Board q Directors and shah Be elected
III s x. psa ssd
majority Of the whole votes given being necessary TO
SIC The President preside meetings Of the Asso
cstOp call such extra Dse,ns as the Board Of Directors
give the casting vote when there shall be an equal division
SIC The Vice President shall preside tn. of
the President sndin general perform the duties OF that Office
record Of he BUSINESS o the Tss Sossooas
Secretary under The supernt nsencs of the Board of D
.'ss:d an. ~ ,ss F,ss
dsnt keep regular account Of the financial Of the
SonsSe he exhibit at each meeting and
ropthy meetings Of the Board Of Directors and oeDer
shall give security in the sum Of 1--WE hundred dollars
re hs Board # Directors shah have power 70 agpro-
Of the AssOcaon shall in each month for
meeting Of the kssoeaisn their proceedings for the past
quarter and the state OF the OF the and
dateiy notify the Association and appoint evening for
SEC The board Of Directors shah appoint Librarian
whose duty shah be 70 attend 2. the Library on each day
or to n. xssociaion them order make
an Mt Of al
and be otherwise governed by the Board Of Directors
ARTICLE I'LL
Each member not proprietor subscribing to the Con.
ssitution, shall the Of i've dollars annually in
advance.
Each member who Q proprietor subscribing to the
Constitution, shall the sum OF ten dollars annually in
ARTICLE v.
Anv person may become q member for life by paying the
Of fifty dollars.
ARTICLE VI
Any person approved by majority Direct
may become entitled 70 membership in perpeuity,
paymen. Of hundred dollars and transfer such
bershp pleasure the books Of the Assocat'n subject
the approval the Board OF Directors Provided
that sRy being already a life member" may become
member In perpetnty this clause the payment Of
ARTICLE VII.
Any person, spuroved by majority of the Directors
become member on complying with the provisions OF
'''' ARTICLE VIII
There shall be meeting the Association the
first Tuesday in January for the election Of officers tor the
ors and quarterly thereafter the Of such
other business as may be presented
ARTICLE TX
II the President vice President Treasurer
performance their Duties shell administer the Ia
Association efficiently equitably written
plant Of fifteen mbeis meeting shall be called and
director, who shall remove from office or fully
the accused the OF the
warrant. -
There shall be no alterations In this Consultation unless the
same proposed the Board Of Directors
previous quarterly nesting and then approved
BY threefourths Of the members present
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MASONJc.
Stewart, w. H.; joan NJ Moore W.; N W. W. vsrnoa.
W.; James Hough Secretary.

Stewart, ". NJ john N. Moore s.w; N. w. ". Vernon.
W.; James Hough. Secretary. u
PERFECT HARMONY LODGE no. In
Grand Lodge Hall n. o. 0Hcers-J Q DeCsstro. ". a..
A. DssolA q w.; B. Booth, J. W., w. White Secretary.
r-ft UREKA LODGE NO. M. 81
wccdvne Jackson Parish. La onacers-C n. Howell
WIN. Z. Jackson, s. W.. @ W. Lyiss J. w.; ". 4 Bed
TULIP LODGE NO. ITS.
Tulip Claiborne Parish, La onicers-H. n. McClindsn
NJ; c. L. hays, g. W.; T. B. TarkintOa, J. w.; B. o
Frasisr Secretary. 8l
CADDo LODGE NO. l7s.
Shreveport La ofhccrs-P. W. II. Cum mings. ". N; J
p. Davis 8. W.; VIM. Hobson, J. w.; -, Secretary
LITTLE FLOCK LODGE NO. 49,
Gflmisses Blun, Sabine Parish, La 0fhcers-wm- NJ An
tony w. NJ; Charles Bennett s. w.; Geo. ". Well, J. w..
N. x. sprsight, Secretary.
JEFFERsONIAN LODGE NO. ISL.
Kingston, De Soto Parish, La Oaicers-ohss. E. Crsv
ford, " M B. s. Logan, s. w.; l. =. Scott, J. w.. 4
Laley, Secretary
sam TODD LODGE NO. ia.
Sugar Town, Cslcasieu Parish, La ofcers-JOhn Devs
VIM; L. L. Simmons S. W.; D. A Cole. J. w.; q.
Richardson, Secretary.
LoNGwooD LODGE NO. lsa
Hoss Mills Csddo Parish, La omcers-Thos r vsughsA
WIN; r. 7. Cole. g. W.. II. 3. Curris, J. w.; n Camp
ton, Secretary.
SPRING CREEK LODGE NO. lA
Spring Greek Church, Washington Parish La ofcsrs-
Hardy Richardson W. M c. P. Bailey. 8. W.; H. q. Jso
kins J. w.; J. c. Ficher. Secretary.
ORPHANS FRIEND LODGE NO. 1856.
Big Cane, St. Landry Parish La onicers-Gso. w. Bens
B. Smith, Secretary.
nat Lsck ol.bor.e Parish. La. omcers-w. r. xsy~,
W NJ; Henry Jones' 8. W.: 4. L. Hssty, J. W.
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ARTICLE II:
object Of sid company to construct otherwise pro
and maintain more steamships 70 constitute ns
New e. f. s az % and any %
vso q serve citations shsr.
In the said Company may be interested.
ARTICLE III. .-f
s,cnos l. Il shall the duty Of the Manager 70 Essp
b Kept in pound books in the name Of the Com
sOuDis property, business and affairs well full and
s 81 e o Ss and
Keep cash account in one Of the banks or banking
n s %
be alone authorized and to draw checks 2 be
s Be the duty = s g 3
m whenever thereto required BY them all the books papers
s% 70 them 90 Or before the twentieth s, Of each s
In the event Of the rs,gss.ion permanent sbssncs
a.tsy prosssd 2 .ppDs H.nssss s whs o. shall 4:
sodsr Is 1hcs meeting the stocfhoidsr shall 70
sect from among them.eyes Who shall be subject
70 S hs
shall have power 20 appoint : Manager pro tenn;
the Manager may msss report Of suss NATTER e:
s s pS ss share q
ock in the said Company sAa be entitled e vote on al
sSo s. The said MANAGER shall have power to appoint
Secretary agents and other s%Poye; annually and Ssne5
Board Of Control snd he may remove said seceta sgen
o. Other smployss ct any time without The sanction OF said
ARTICLE VII. af
On n: :.p..sp Of ne .ss term 2. year.
s %
determine the mode sf selling and disposins Of all
nS &c snS
disposition thereof and finally Of winding aad hquidatns
ARTICLE VIII lc
rhrsscurhs Of thu stoclholds in capital shan have n:
COMPANY, any time during its existence, Of making
mcdhcatsni additions changes 20 this act giving
= Ills oily. =
s Py hss s1s o ,4s
LARS divided shares Fty Dollars each ali Of which
70 be paid the signing Of these presents which
Hon. shs sSns should Be required b. tvshirds Sseiia
nS s. S :.s
The privilege Of essocatng With him or more persons from
ooga Of he sossd S Control wSo shall scs ss Board q
Agents ass n anssctng the busnss Of sad Company
70 s: s. pi g s:a q; s
nencing the nrst Tuesday In February. ls6e 81 which
e r. and on he q Deo
sesl dc Of SoDro hsn Ss1ra VIZ GREW
PEMBERTON, :. ARMSTRONG, McCLOsKEY.
s' 'ss . s ss
continue exercise il functions, until new Board be
SIG Tires members Of said Board Of Control sha con-
Board hereby invested with full power 70 frame and adopt
neh rules and = ,5sy may deem rsaa
md meaning q this Act Of Incorporation With the
sgsr they may select Chairman preside their meesing
ss ss E sns
pany to make contracts leases mortgages hypohecations
borrow money and 70 Guild or cause TO b bas
permanent absence or resignation Of any member Of said
3 %n s
sacon Of buslness and the Manager NAV call them 70
''''-' - '''' = ''-' - -'-'' 1850 : w."
Hs ARTICLE W. HaW
An transfers stocks shall be made once Of ths
COMPANY and recorded coos Of transfer 70 be kept io
act Of transfer 70 abide y all the terms conditions and sp
sas md .S Rs s'1 an thereof
ARTICLE <.
or the contracts. OF fault. Of said Company, DO
% hs spy mare nformaity in the az ssd
: amount q he stoeS therein.
: r.
ARTICLE H.
name and cspscs and plead and be npleadsd
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Do TELL.-why is Phslon's Flor de Mayo, the
new perfume for the handkerchief, like an errand
boy' Because 1t Is scent everywhere. Sold by all
efuBeis~s nsnr ~ afrrrf s..r.
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GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA

q. r swasey, N. ". Grand Master, New Orleans.
8. O. Parsons. r. W. Dept Grand Master, Bsstrop.
8. o. scruggs 4. W. Senior Grand W., lCoutervlle
VIM. McDuf r w. Junior Grand w., New orleanA
Samuel N. Todd, W. Grand Treasurer, New 0rieAnA
Jas. @. Bachelor. W. Grand Secretary.
Rev. DR.. G. g. Hedges W. Grand Chaplain
NJ n. Bray. W. Grand Senior Deacon, Sabine.
Jsrob Kile, w. Grand Junior Deacon, Knss hhls
J. W. Holman, W. Grand Marshal, New Orleans.
Rene Lafon, W. Grand Sword Bearer, New Orleans.
n. z. Grsrd, W. Grand Pursuivant, vermllionvils.
s. o. Smith. Big Cane; Phi Bdsult, New Orleans; j. =
Hawkins, Mansfield; Samuel Levy, New oresns-W
Grand Stewards
Alex Quesnt, ". Grand Tyler. New 0rleans
Grand Annual ConvOcatiOn second Monday In Fsbruaf
each year.
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CONSTITUTION Y. M. M. L. 4
CONSTITUTION Y. M. M. L. 4.
CONSTITUTION, BYLAWS
READIN0-RooM REGULATIONS
-na or The tfi la al
- .I.r 0t .h .'
m- YOUNG MEMS -r sfs
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
OF NEW oRLEANa
CONSTITUTION. BYLAWS

We the subscribers young Of the city ofNew Orleans,
being DESTROYS adopting efficient extend infor
upon mercantile and other subjects Of general utility
associated ourselves for the purpose Of establishing
Library and Reading Room, and for government have
adopted the following ..rr
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Commercial SntsIligenfe,
CRxscEsr oFrrcK, No. "a CAnr srRKxf,
thursday Evening. Nov. rs. 1863

CoTroN-Although ttss has been generally re-
country, buyers of cotton for foreign markets
would doubtless have operated as heretofore but
for the absence of teegraphic advices, which
were withheld from all points. There has been
moderate inquiry noticeable, nevertheless, on the
part of purchasers who expected to fill orders at
reduced figures, and while factors generally ap-
peared to be inexorabe, some few Of the latter
slightly yielded, and aggregate sales Of 2750 bales
were effected at an irregular decline OF 10 u b.
good ordinary -@22}c., low middlng 23@23lc.,
middling -@23ic., and strict middling 24Q1-c.
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GRAND r. A. CHATTER.

Samuel NJ Todd, NJ T. Grand High Priest, New orleAs
9. @. Parsons. Deputy Grand High Priest, Bastrop.
r. q. Stirling, Grand King Bayou Sara.
r. Breen, Grand Scribe, New Orleans.
Henry r. swasey, Grand Treasurer, New Orleans.
J. c. Bachelor, Grand Secretary, New 0reanA
Thomas B. Lawson Grand Chaplain, Bsstrop
Joseph P. Hornor Grand Capt Of the Host New orexns
&. Tisdale, Grand p. s., Monroe.
Henry Hamburger Grand r A. Captain, New Orleana
w. W. Leske, Grand Master Third Veil, Bayou Sara
NJ z. Girard Grand Master Second Veil, Opeousas
W. f. Haiheigh, Grand Master First Veil, Franklin.
& g. Burke Grand Guard, New Orlesna
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Ruiz No conversation shall be allowed otherwise than
IN . whisper within the Reading Room
RUIZ No person shall Be permitted 70 smoke In the
Library NE Reading Room; 70 dsfsce damage inurs
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II 1EAno = MAYO-
n QUCCEssORS TO MA9EK KNKADBJ
nsmovsd nom No. Magazine street.
HanuHAeturers 81 DaAdlePy and Harness,
-EnPoRxBRs Or
sADpLERY HARDwAkE BELTTN0, PACKING AMD
hose, EfC., EfO..
M. eTchsspitsulas md Nsv Lsvss, nd ~ q md y
INA Oonueu stEUOts. f r
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GRAND CONkISTORY s. Pr. X 3. THIRTY SEO0
DEGREE
B. NJ Todd, ssd Grand Commander In Chief New orieans
John Claiborne SD, First Lieutenant Commander New
Orleans
Fulgence Rcsu ssd Second Lieutenant Commander New
Orleans .
John L. Lewis, SD, Grand Constable, New 0reana
John @. Smith, SD Grand Admiral, New Orleana
Samuel r Walker. s2d, Grand Minister Of State. New
Orleans
Dr. James O. Bachelor SD. Grand Chancellor, New Or
Leans 81.
Ben Da Silva SAD. Grand Aimoner, New Orleans
Emmett ID. Craig, SD, Grand Registrar, New orleana
John E Mcclure, 3d. Grand Keeper Of 8. and A., New
Orleans.
VIM NJ Perkins SD, Grand Treasurer. New Orleans
Hy. r. swasey, SD. Grand Pnmste New OrlesnA
T. Solomon, SD, Grand Provost, New Orleans.
James b Scot sd, Grand Expert, New Orleans
James O. wlnsr, sd, Grand Assistant Expert, New
Orleans .
Angel Martini SD Grand Bearer Of the " B. New oresns
Bruno Lucas, sd Grand Master Of the Guards,
Orleans.
william O. Chsmberlin, SD. Grand Chamberlain, Esv
oreans
Daniel z. Scruggs sd, Grand Steward, New OrIeans
John Melton, sd Grand Aid-dsCsmp, New 0rlesaA
7. Carroll sd, Grand Tyler. .f
Grand Annual Communication, Second Wednesday n
January.
Stated stngs: March, 25th June 2ls September
18th December.
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aRAND OoMMANDERY KNIGHTS TEMPLARs.
sr Fulgencs Ricsu E. Grand Commander New orissns
ST. Jss. p Honor, v. Z Deputy Grand Commands, Esv
Orlesna
sr. Jno A. Stevenson. Z. Grand Gensraisdmo. New Or
cana
ST. w. h whitaker, z Grand Captain General. Fss
Orleans
sr by. 4 swssey, Z. Grand Probate; New orleanA
ST. WIN. McDun, Z. Grand s. w., New Orleans
sr. T. A. Bartletts Z. Grand J. w., New orieana
ST. Emanuel Blessy, Z Grand Treasurer. New OrlesnA
ST. A. 4. Billings, E. Grand Recorder, New Orleans.
ST. James Scot. e. Grand Stand Bearer, New orleen
ST. James Stafford, z. Grand Sword Bearer.
ST. Jos r. Turck, Z. Grand warder. New Oresna
ST. Stephen 8. seeck X Grand Captain Of the GuardA
next annual osnclavs February Il. 1855, A O. $50
DEGREE A. AND A z.
Chasl Lsnon de Lsdebat SD, New Orleans
James O. Bachelor, N. d SD, New Orleans,
Dep Insp. Cen VIM N. Perkins SD New OreansL
9. N. Todd, SD, New Orleans.
yae. T. Monroe, SD, New Orleana
GRAND COUNCIL 4 AND q n.
D. H. Todd, N. p, Grand Master, New Orleans.
by. r. swssey, p, Deputy Grand Master, New oriea
John W. Jones' T., nlusrous Grand Master, Shreveport
John @. Gordy, G. p, Conductor Of Work Franklin
II. Breen, @. O. Of the Guard, New OreanA
Joseph p. Hcrnor, O. Treasurer, New 0rlsanA
Gus. sontsg, G. Recorder, New Orleans. b.
Rev. Thos b. Lawson, @. Chaplain, New Orleans
Il. p. Buckley, O. Conductor, New Orleans.
& l. Bruce, q. Steward. New OrleanA r
Fvastus Walls. O. Sentinel. Nsv Orleans
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The nam. and style Of this Association shan be THE
YOUNG MEMS MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIA-
TON OF THE CITY OF NE Y ORLEANS"
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ARTICLE TX.

II the President Vice President secrearie Treasurer
Directors their several official capacities shall neglect the
performances OF Duties shell administer the Ia
Of the Association efficiently equitsby written com
plant Of fifteen members meeting shall be called, and
committee appointed consisting Of members and
director, who shall censurc. from office, fully
WAL
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Since The War.

1t was on the 9th of April, 1865, that
General Lee accepted the terms of sur
render proposed by General Grant.
Over three years have elapsed since the
Army of Northern Virginia laid down
their arms; yet the expenses of the
United States Government in that time
have averaged over $500, ,O0O,0 600 per an.
mum. In that time sixteen hundred
millions have been wrung from the in
dustry of the people to meet not only
the necessities oC the war aud the in
terest on the public debt, but the ex-
travasant expenditures of men who
have squandered the peoples money in
mad schemes of reconstruction, the
maintenance of idle hordes of negroes
and of supernumerary army officers, a
cOuL tless crowd of useless officials, aud
on their own wanton selt-indulgence.
Never in an era of peace was so much
money raised by taxation amongst a
free people. to he so wasted and mis-
applied.
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In Nashville. Tennessee, certain
drug house employs among its clerks
"a nice young man W Among his circle
of intimate female friends he enjoys q
distinction which, though not as envia-
BILE as less festive youths might covet,
serves, nevertheless, as Wholesale
warning to other rash adventures in
the lists of love, whose ambitious as
pirations cannot be confined to q single
victory over the affections of suscepti-
ble femininity, but are ever strained to-
ward other conquests. He brought his
destinations successively to bear on five
fair damsels Of that city. Five several
times did he plight his faith, five
several times promise his precious
hand and heart in marriage to
five but too eager and too cred
ulous expectants. The lovely quin-
tette were mutual coniidants. One
unlucky day, when taking notes of each
others feelings, and divulging the name
of the happy gallant who had extorted
the promise OF marriage from each, they
made the startling discovery that each
claimed the man of rhubarb and squills.
How to punish the male eoquettef The
ingenuity Of the mother of No. 5 was
not long at fault. Young Bluebeard was
politely invited to tea. He fell into a
snare. While enjoying tete'd-tcte with
No. 4, ten minutes later appeared No. 3,
and at similar intervals the remaining
victims. There was no escape for the
terror stricken youth, and he quailed
before the anger that flashed from five
pairs of the brightest eyes that ever
pierced susceptible heart.
He did what braver men would have
done-acknowledged the corn. In ex-
tenuation, he pleaded that his feelings
changed in spite of himself; that he
didn't mean to be tickle, but that he
always loved most the pretty girl he
happened to see last. Of course such
logic had anything but soothing effect
on that awful council of injured love-
illness. Humbly repentant, crestfallen,
and beating himself like q man with
several fleas in his car, he left that coy
parlor q sadder and we hope wiser
man. There are hints that suggestion
was made by one of the fair tribunal
looking to the application of a twisted
piece of untanned bovine epidermis ia
his shoulders, but the prudent judgment
of the dignified matron forbade the in.
Fiction of additional modification.
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The tea for which we pay Sl.5O a
pound, costs eighteen cents in China.
The molasses for which we pay eighty
cents "A gallon, costs ten cents in Cuba.
What is the cause of this monstrous ad-
vance in price, Radical recklessness,
corruption, and taxation. They have
increased the expenditures of the gov
eminent more than four fold. They
keep large army in the South to force
negro equality apon white men, and
they feed, clothe, and house thousands
of idle negroes, at cost of from ten to
fifteen millions of dollars per year. To
10 this, money is needed in immense
amounts, aud this must be raised by
taxation upon all articles used by the
people. Reduce the expenses of the
government. and taxation aud the cost
of all things will fall accordingly.