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Personal.


Col. JAS. G. Deaderick returned from
Virginia, yesterday morning.
DIR. C. Wheeler, and f. n. Griffith. left
for Washington, ID. c., Tuesday evening.
We had the pleasure Of a call. on Mon
day from DIR. Fred. w. Sparkling. of Wash
ington, ID. C. He is in the service of the
Government. as Special Pension Examin-
or, and visits our section on official bust
ness. He is an afable and worthy gentle
man, and will discharge his duties with
fidelity and strict integrity.
Also, on last Saturday, Hon. William
smith. u representative. grati6ed US
with his presence. The DR.. well deserves.
by his assiduous and courageous efforts,
the reputation of being the champion of
the State Of Franklin. Every attempt to
intimidate and sheer him into silence.
proved abortive, and he swung, and is still
swinging to his darling scheme of East
Tennessee setting mp for herself. Success
to it We say. 4 o3
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STATE or TENNESSEE.
Chanccry Court at ElizabetIaton.

John Gregg VS. w, c. Digger, ct. al.
i allegations in coInplainants bill that
the defendant w. e. Duggeris anon-rcs-
dent of the State of Tennessee. it is order
ed that publication be made for four
weeks in the Herald and Tribune. Il news
paper published in the town of JonesborO.
Tenn. notifying he said nonresident
defendant to make his defence on or
before the next term of the Chaneery
court to be held at our House in the
town OF Elizabethton on the 3rd Monday
of March. \. ID. 1871. this 23d day of JAN
uary, ~. D.1S7l.
JOHN G.. SMITH. C.& NJ.
71jan26prfee$J 90
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STATE OF TENNESSEE. Z
Chancery Court AT EliZabcthton

A. j. Upton agent of Solomon B.. Snyder
vs. David Shell and others.
Tn THIS cause it appearing from the al
Il legations of complainants bill which is
sworn to that the defendant Isaac Snyder
Is Il nonresident of the State of .Tennes-
see. it is ordered that publication be made
for four weeks in the Herald and Tribune.
IL newspaper published in the own of
Tenn. notifying said non-rcs-
ident defendant to make his defence to the
bill at or before the next term of the
Chancery court to be held at the Court
House in EliZabethtOn on the 3rd Mon
day of March next, or the same will be set
for hearing eNparte, this 23d January 1871.
JOHN. c. SMITH, e.. VI.
71jan26-prfee$5
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UNCLE JOSH'S

k-fu1I Of Rum.
A PORTFOLIO OF FIRST-CLASS
n Wit and Humor. and Never-ending
Source OF Jollity. CONTAINING the rich
est collection of Comical Stories. Cruel
Sells. side-splitting Jokes. Humorous Poe
try, Quaint Parodies. Bgrlesttte sermons
New ~Conundrums, aud Mirtll-Provoking
Speeches ever printed. I~ntersperscd( with
Feats OF Parlor Magic. by Joshua jedi
diall Jinks. Steamboat Capting. The
whole Illustrated with nearly 200 Funny
Engravings. Price l3c. Sent free OF
postage, upon the receipt of the price, by
DICK q FITZGERALD, Publishers,
New York. gpr
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MARRIED-On the 10Th inst.

MARRIED.-On the 18th inst, at the
residence of Mr.. r. A. Duncan, by W. S.
Strain, Esq, Mr.. NELSON DEAKINs, and
Miss JANE L. BEARD.
On the 25th inst, by Rev. James d.
Tadlock, at the residence of the brides
father, neal this place, Mr.. ID. ID. AMBER
SON, of Knoxville, and Miss NJ. FANNIE
DEADERICK.
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Ez. S. Mathes. ESQ.

This gentleman having sold his valua-
bic town property Is going to return to his
farm at Washington College. Besides
farming largely, he will devote his attcn-
ton to the raising of fine stock. He re-
gently purchased some cattle of the best
breed at Knoxville, for a start. The cat
tic he purchased took the premium at the
East Tennessee Fair. last Fall. Ieke is a
live. energetic, progressive man. and we
wish him abundant success in his new en-
-terprise.
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Fur, Fur.
We wish to buy all the good Fur that
comes to this market, such Us Otter, Mink.
Red and Grey Fox, Raccooin. and Musk
rat; also, Bear Skins, for which we will
pay goods ut low prices.
MAHONEY & SHIPLEY.
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g Barrett's" the only safeguard.
Lights.

Lights.
Last Friday night a novel sight was to
be seen in the horizon. at all points. The
light, would loom up fora moment illumina-
ting the earth and sky, and then disappear
Followed by total darkness. At all points
Of the compass these appearances were to
be seen. We look for an explanation
from some of our scientific men.
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Get the Best.

If you want the best quality of Boots
and Shoes of all kinds, made to order, call
on Fl. p. Miller, next door to the Post
Office. Jonesborough. Tenn. All work
warranted to give satisfaction. l employ
none but frst-class workmen. All orders
promptly attended to. Give.me a trial.
III. p. MILLER.
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NAL.
BY PROF. HENDERSON pREsNELL.

There is within every man n divine ideal, the
type after which he was created, the germs of
a perfect person, and it is the Office of education
to favor and direct these germs. "-KAsT.
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DAKER'S II. X. Q.-Elixir of Health
ID for internal and external use; Is not
a cure all, but superior to all other RENE
dies for Kidney Diseases, Neuralgia Pains
our expense. Your Druggist has II; take
no other. Prepared by II BNBAkER.
Pekin. Ind. AGENTS wanted cyery wherc
7ljanIgrr
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:" Barrett's" possesses real merit.
School Commissioners.

There will be a meeting of the School
Commissioners on the first Monday in
February. the day of the ext County
Court. The object is to organize a Coun-
ty Board of education. Let there be a
a general attendance.
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New Tax Law. -
We call the attention of our readers,
but more especially that of the farmer, to
the late tax bill recently enacted by our
Legislature, and which is published in to-
days paper. 1t twill be seen that the State
will levy n tax of sixty cents to the one
hundred dollars, Our county will of
course, put on as much as the State, COR
County purposes. which will make one
dollar and twenty cents tax on each one
hundred dollars. We modestly ask the
Democratic party with its Democratic Le-
gislature, how that will do for high.
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Notice to Debtors.

All persons indebted to me are hereby
notified that unless payment is made be
fore the first day of January next, their
notes and accounts will be placed in the
hands of an officer for collection.
r. III. c. LYNCH.
Dao 1St WI
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Ho:s Alex. III. Stephens of Ga, says,
q No family should ever be without OAR
BY's PRoPIIYLACTIC FLUID"
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All kinds of Printer'StOk at the loves
Eastern prices at o.. B. Smith & Cos
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Dec. 1st.w4.
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Sts1Cy q AHhScH,
Knoxville, Tenn will pay sl0 each for
all the Spencer Rifles and Spencer Car
bines that are sent them in the uext 80
davs. n6v5ks
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For best quality of strong Boots. for
farmers and others, call on
III. p. MILLER.
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Solid Gold Chains, Rings and Jewelry
of every description at q. Ell. SMITHS,
Knoxville Tenn. 7Ojun9.
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The Washington Reform Lodge, No.
G5, l. .. of G.. T.. meets every Saturday
evening, at 6 o'clock, in their Hall.
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We call the attention of the public to
the advertisement of the Atlantic. Missis-
sippi and Ohio Rail Road, to be found in
another column. ..
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"ANTED AGENTS-To sell the OC;-
w TAGON SEWING MACHINE.
Ii is licensed, makes the elastic Lock
Stitch. and Is warranted for ; years. Price
So. All other machines with an under
feed sold for sl5 or less are heterogeneous.
Address OCTAGON SEWING MA
CHINE CO.. ST. Louis, No.. Chicago. ILL.,.
Pittsburgh, Pa. or Boston. Mass. un25tf.
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New York Safety Steam Power
IN Co, Steam Engines. with and with
out cutoff, and Sectional Safety Steam
Boilers, built in quantities by special ma
chinery. Send for circular, A Cortlandt
st. New York epr
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The Jonesborough Division, No. CT,
meets every Thursday evening in their
Hall, at 6 o'clock.
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BRIGGS a. bros
For 1871.

Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue of
FIoioers and Vegetable Seeds md
Sumner Pioneering Bulbs
For 1871.
Will be ready for mailing by the middle
of January, Notwithstanding our loss
of type, paper, en~gravings, &c. by fire,
which destroyed the job Printing Office
of the Rochester. democrat and Chro-
25th., December. 1870. 1t will I've
ON "A most elegant new tinted pa
per, and illustrated with nearly
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saddles and Harness.

For frst-class fits call on
II. p. MILLER.
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Religious.

Religious. t,"
The Rev. w. G. Barker will preach at
the Court House. in Jonesborovgh, on the
LIST Sunday in February next, at ii O'Clock
A.. ". l[lE q Xxx
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,rcCtung and Beucrtens,

For finest quality of Ladies' Shoes, call
III. p. MILLER.
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mcCfung and BcttcrtonS.
Knoxville, Tennessee, Wholesale Deal
ers in Tobacco's Cigars, Liquors. Wines,
Brandies, Gins, Fancy groceries, &c.
Tobacco's at Manufacturers prices.
Wrapping paper at Manufacturers prices
All orders carefully attended to.
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Encouraging. j. -)ti' i-t-|
To see so many boys and girls attending
the different schools in this place
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AGENTS. fREAD THIS

will pay Agents a salary of $40
w per week and expenses, or allow u
large commission to sell our new and
inventions. Address NJ WAC
NER & Co, Marshall, Mich. gpr
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500 Original Engravfngs.

And W finely executed Colored Plates
specimens for all OF which were grown
by ourselves the past season from orr own
stock of seeds. In the originality. execll-
ton and extent of the cngrayings, it Is
unlike AID eminently superior TO any 9TH
er Catalogue or '.Floral Guide extant.
The Catalogue will consist of 1l2 pages,
and as soon as published will be sent free
to all who ordered Seeds from It's by mail
the last season. To others a charge of h
cents per copy will be made, which is not
the value of the COlored Plates. We as
sure our friends hat the Inducements We
offer to purchasers of Seeds rs to quality
and extent of Stock. Discounts and Pre-
miiIms, are unsurpassed. Please send or
IInrs for lntnlamuns Wit laIIt lcllL-
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In Store.
A large lot of Plaster at 81 per sack.
MAHONEY q SIMPLIFY.
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lady or gem
cure their own happiness ard indepen-
dence, by obtaining PSYCHOMANCY,
FASAINTION, or SOUL CHARMING.
400 pages: cloth. Full instructionst to use
this power over men or animals at will.
how to Mesmerize, become Trance or
Mediums, Divination. Spiritualism, Al
chemy, Philosophy Of Omens and Dreams,
Brigham Young's Harem, Guide to Mar
rage, &C.. all contained in this book;
IO0.O 600 sold. Price by mail, In cloth 81 25,
paper covers 81. NOTICE.-Any person
willing to act as agent will receive a SAM
pie copy of the work free. As no capital
Is required, all DESTROYS of genteei en-
ployment should send for the book en-
closing 10 cents for postage TO Il. w.
EVANS &c CO., No. Al So. Eighth st.
Philadelphia. 7ljan2Ugprco
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Panther.

dIL1SI'
Report says there was a wild panther in
the Buffalo mountains last week.
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FOR ADVERTISING.
THURSDAY, JANUARY &c, 1871.
Iencsboro DIVISION s. Of II.

Rhca Lodge No. ~.
Regular Meetings every Monday night.
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Our CoIored CHRONIC for 1871

VIII be ready to send ont in January.
Tie Chrome will represent Forty-two Va
rieties of snowy and popular Flowers OF
natural size andcolor. We design TO make
it the best Plate of Flowers ever issued.
Size 19X24 inches. The retail value would
be about Two Dollars; we shall. however.
furnish it to customers ut 80 cents per
copy, and offer it as a premium upon or
ders for Seeds. See Catalogue when ont
BRIGGS d BROTHER. Rochester. y Y
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THE CELEBRATED GERARD
OROIDE GOLD
w "A O. ES!
$40. SIS, $40. S05.

$40, SIS. $40. $25.
Daring the past four years, our Watches
have been so thoroughly tested, that forap
pearance, style of finish and accuracy of
.tirne-keeping. the Gerard Watches are
retain their brilliancy aad color till worn
out.
Esy~If after purchasing and fairly trying
any one Is not satisfied, we will checrfnliy
refund the money.
They are all IN Hunting Cases. Gentle
mems and Ladies' sizes. Every watch
guaranteed for time and wear, by special
certificate.
Nag A large assortment ssImproved o.
roide'' Chains, So to ~. Also GentlenIeiI's
and Ladies' Jewelry in great variety.
sA5 Beware OF limitations. Order direct
from US or orr authorized agents. Agents
and others applying for circulars, will
please enclose three cent stamp for post
age. MA XIV
nHA. Goodssent to be paiii for on dclive-
nv. Customers permitted to examine what
they order (before paying bills) OF, pay
! ment of Express chargrsboth ways.
nSy- Wiicn SIX watches are ordered mt
once, we send an extra watcia tof same
kindly free. 4.a
f7ss purchasers residing some distance
from Express offices, and desiring L save
time and expense. can have goods sciiE
safely by mail, by reniitting with the or
sler) the atnount reguircdby Il. O. Money
order. registered letter. draft or check.
payable To our order, ut u r,sk. Atldrrss
plainly,
JAMES GERARD & CO.
No. NJ Nassaa ST. New York.
! =. Q. Box 3.aYl.
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S. TO $40 PER DAY MEN

Women and Girls who engage In u
new business make from 50 TO $40 per day
i'm their own localities. Full particulars
and instructions sent free by mail. Those
in need of permanent, profitable work,
should address at once, GEORGE STIN-
son, q CO., Portland. Maine. gpr
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S d cial N g S
e. Il. a. d Ga. r.. Il. Time Table.

As O&ks kos -
NAIL.
Western Train arrives 7:15 a. m.-de-
parts 1882 a. IN.
Eastern Train arrives 4:52 p. m.-de-
parts 400 p. IN. sraT .
Western Train arrives 1915 p. m.--de-
parts 1925 p. III.
S. G. OAKEY. Agent.
Wanted. 9 0
$4,000 in Tennessee Bank notes-''old
ISSUE
MtHONEY & SIMPLIFY.
Wanted.
1000 in Tennessee Bank notes-"new
issue"
MAHONEY & SIMPLIFY.
Wanted,
5000 Bushels White Corn.
MAHONEY & SHIPLEY.
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New Bridge.

New Bridge.
The new bridge across Nola Cbucky
river, is now finished. We understand that
Col. Patton, who had the contract for the
superstructure, has done his whole duty,
and made an excellent job of it.
For the School Boys.
If three boys can eat three apples in
three minutes, how many boys will it take
to eat n hundred apples in a hundred
minutes.
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Wanted. -
To close out our stock of winter goods,
at prices much lowor than goods have yet
been sold for ready pay.
MAHONEY & SHIPLEY.
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For the hoo Boys.
New Tax Law.

s. B%arrctt's'' prc-emincntly the best.
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EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL.--$3O
II Salary per Week, and expenses paid
Agents, to sell our new and useful dis
coveries. Address b SWEET Co. Mar
shall, Mich. gpr
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Important to the Married und
Il THOSE ABOUT TO MARRY,-My Sc-
cret Companion is what you want aRd
should procure at once. Sent by mail. post
paid for $40. Address DIR. JOHNHOWIE,
81, Chrystie ST., New York City. gpr y
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-08-12
4 senator in Trouble.

Last Wednesday evening Il gay
and festive member of the Louis
lana State Senate tonnd himself
placed in the embarrassing Situa-
ton Of being brought face to face
with two colored ladies' (?) each OF
whom claimed him for husband
\ boy rushing out OF Coliseum
street into Josephine shouting
"police! police! called attention
to q crowd of men. women and
children of all ages and of every
shade of complexion standin" in
front of Il house on Coliseum near
Josephine, which was soon aSccr-
tanned to be the "p-to,cM residcnc"
of distinguished State senator,
and the loud and angry words
made nse Of by the two colorcl
women and the Scnat or, who were
on the front gallery OF tho house,
informed the attentive crowd that
the women were claiming 10 he
the lawful wife Of the distinguish
cd law maker.
Each to convince the other,
and the assembled neighhors, that
her most sacred rights had been
invaded, used very profanr and
obscene language; and OCCASION
ally rendered the scene more i'm
pressive by pitching into" each
other in the most approved style.
The language nsed il not tit L.
appear in print, and the whole
scene too disgusting" to be minnie
lv. described.
Fin0ie-Thc police rushed iii
and was abOn1 to lake the Scna
tor and his wives to the station
the Senator hegS to hc allowed
to dress himself, promising on the
honor Of 4 gentleman (') /" come
out and accompany them-np-
town wife and Senator enter the
homo anI-on the honor of n
gentleman did not return.
r S.-Since writing the ab"r"
We learn that similar scene.
onlv = little more so, occurred Al
the Senator's 1dWn t0irn St0npih"
place on Gravicr street N. q.
P,Hyi"f
Who j., this iniirhlN -marrir'i
Senators
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-08-12
Pass them Around.
Secretary.

Any Of orr exchanges, pos
sesscI OF III" information, will
confer :, great favor upon us, by
giving us the present address of
one DIR. K. y. HEWITT, ''fOrmeflE
of Louisville" and Il fugitive from
his creditors in this city. And
while VIC arc inIuiring, there is
one DIR. T.. Il. Sheffield, "icr1ncrly
Of Cincinnaii.' whose where
HhoutS We should he pleased to
know. I, is Hewitt, however. a
SneakinG impostcr aud kna>r.
whose abiding" plac" We torticn-
larly desire to know The press
every where is cautioned no, to
trust him with even a handful Of
old Vi
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-08-12
Railroad Meeting nj Downs.ilis.

The citizens Of Downs\ill- and
vicinity assembled 10 hear a dis
cussion of tho proposed r;,ir.'a'l
from Trenton to Fulton-
The meeting, which .va> large,
and respectable, was called 10
order by electing Mr.. c. Fl.
Bailey /" The chair, and Mr..
Adam NJ. Young. Of New Or
leans, rs Secretary.
Mr.. J. II. EIourn"y, in y few
pointed remarks, stated that the
object of The meeting was to in
tcrest the people in he proposed
route, and induce Them tn take
an active part in its construction
Col. \. G. Hill then took the
| stand, and in an eloquent and
1Crcihl" 1nanner, explained the
advantages and practicabi!ity Of
a railroad from Trenton to Eul-
ton, It's immense Importance ia
the people along The hEc, and
the plans upon which it was pro-
posed to commence and carry
forward the construction. His
remarks were listened1O through
ont with marked attentions.
\ motion was then carried to
call another meeting on the 9th
OF September, TO elect delegates
to the convention which will
meet At COlQnitt on the 18Th Of
September, to organize the move
mont mot mot i,,1,, ,,. Nyas hen aanp-
ted to appoint Il committee OF
five citizens 10 canvass The virin-
ity to promote IN active interest
in the movement, and he follow
ing: names were called by the
chair, viz: DR.. Il. +. billiard,
McSsrS. =. Norris. r. II. Henry,
7. X. Hammonds and F.. :. Pipes.
he meeting her al iits,tssaa}t.a HI
iii the 9th proXimo.
No loub. is entertained that
the road will receive warm sup
port from the people here, in
both subscriptions Of land and
money.
\. VI. YOUNG,
Secretary.
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the Republican vote from two or
three thousand to less than Il
single dozen.
.. That "School teachers ana
'preachers Of the Methodist
Church NORTH seem to be the
especial adherence Of these Dem
Ocratic assassins, and hundreds
of school-houses and Methodist
Churches have been given to the
flames and Christendom will
stand aghast when it is made
known the scores Of school-teach-
ers and Methodist preachers, who,
by this Democratic agency, with
IN these three years, have been
whipped! shot! hung! and, in
some instances, il is believed,
burned at the stake.
10. That in nearly one-halr the
States Of this Union this work of
hell is now going on. night by
night-eyery month extending
the range Of its bloody opera
tons, and fearfully multiplying
The number Of it's victims.
IL. That it is solely and immc-
diately in the service or the Dem
ocratic party--a large portion Of
the party South heartily APPROX
ing-large numbers of the party
North attempting its palliaiion
by excuse, and its shelter from
scorn by covering mp or denying
ita crimes, as if cnwardly assas
sination could he palliatcd and
brutal murder excuseI--anl the
Democratic party throughout the
land rejoicing in its promise Of
help. SO, either by open and
acknowledged action, "r by the
no less criminal and the more
.cowarilly participation Of eStenu-
ating and shieltlin. the crime,
the party North and South he
come before the people ana be
fore God equal >harers III the
responsibility.
Out Of the months Ui more
than two hundred witnesses j:
every syllable ofthis established
and more than ten thousand OF
he shrondless dead, from hidden
places hy wayside, ia swamp aud
,nn;;nta ain, aud from Inc &lecpIeS&
ashes of fired homes, shout thcis
chastity amen!
\ single instance of hos"
thousand outrages perpetraled
upon an American citizen on
foreign soil, would he thought
ample cause for war; and our en-
tire navy would hasten to enforce
, the nations Indignation. And
such abnse as is daily melted ont
to1hese humble Methodist Prcach-
ers, If offered one OF orr nisSiOI-
aries on heather ground, would
arouse the whole American
church until every mind was
laden with demands for ''protec-
ton"
The thanks of all citizens who
love right and hate rapine are
due faithful men Of this commit
tee, who, forgetting their own
ease, have so indnstriously de-
voted these hot months to the I'M
earthing Of this giant villainy.
Christian men of our country {!
! Humane men All decent men
We appeal to yon! Is a party
worthy of life in this land which
seeks supremacy through such
hell-bOrn measures: