The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, December 04, 1867, Image 3

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The President's Message
mange of the PVciddent of the United
States to the two Houses of Csngress
at the ertworncement of the Regular
Session of the Fortieth Congress.
•
FaLLOw.Cincrne or ma buss. Alen bran
OW Eartannirranrse
The continued disorgenteation of the
• Union, to which the President bee to often
called the attention of Congress, la yet a
itubject of mermaid and patriotic concern.
. • We may, however, find acme relief from
• that anxiety in the reflection that the pain
! fat political tittuation, although before un
tried by oorselmuje not newts the tile..
Vence of gallops. Political thlenee,perhaps
•
at highly perfected In our own tate and
count& as In any other. Du not yet dis
closed eny ft cans by which civil wars inn
be alsolutely . prevented. An enlightened
nation, however, with a wise and beneficent
tionaltution or free garernment, may M.
•, minieh their frequency and mitigate their
"verity by directing all Its proceedings in
acconluce with its fundamental law. ;
When-•a civil war has been brought to a
lose, It Is manifestly the first Intermit and
duty of the Stets to repair the MI rules which
the war ha. billeted, and to securs the
benefit of the lesson. it teaches as fully and
as speedily a. pot.ible. This dutysari
upon Um termination of the rebellion,
riTem="Zgt,' 4 6.l,;'"dreb7.:.l.M%,:
ary States themselves, andrecondition, in
the first moment of pews, was believed to
be ee ea-y and certain ea It was ludispensa.
ble. Tbe expectation* however, thee
reasonable end confidently entertained,
; were dleappoteted by legislation from
which I felt consu
to atrial by my obligations
I the Constftotloo, to withhold my sasent.
It is therefore a source of prolound Cr.
. gret that, in complying with the obligation
• imposed epos Um President by the (coati
, tution, to glee to Congress from time to
time infonnabou of thostate of the Union.
I am enable to comm unteste any definitive
asurtactory to the American
people, of the questions which, since the
• Wow of the .rebeillon, have agitated the
pub. mind. 00 the contrary, ethdor cow
, pelt rue to declare that at this time there he
no Onion our Fathers underrtood the
• tem, and as they
whicht to be onderstood
by n + The tfalcii they establithed
can exist only where all the States are rep
, resented fix both Donau of Congrent where
one State feu Dm as another to regulate
lb Internal concerns according to lie own
and Where the le= of the central
; Governmcatt, satiety confined to matte:sof
eational jurisdiction, apply with equal
: force to all the people of every Demirel.
That snob Is not the present "state of the
Union" le a melthelielY Mott and we all
- most acknowledge that the restoration of
the Mates to their proper legal =tetten,
with the Federal Government and with one
another, accord In g to the terms Of the orig.
hint firomput, would be the_greatest tempo
sal blessing winch God, In UM kindest moo
could bestow upon tele nation. it
toevertirt our Imperative dutyto contider
whether mu. It Is isnensato effect this
; most desirable CoulaMMetion,
The Golan and the Copstitution aro In.
separable. A. long as one is °eyed •by all
- parties, the other ell/ be preserved, and if
one is destreyed btith munoerish together.
The destruction (tribe Comititution whe
followed by other And awl grouter cal ill ami-
Uea. wee ordained not only to form a
• a more perfect union between the Butte.,
, but to v establish justice, insure domestic ,
tranquility, pro
the nto for the ronimon
hlm
o, promote general welfare, nod
se
cure the blessings of liberty to ourselves
and our posterity." Nothing bat implicit
obedience to its requirements in all pans of
the country will accomplish these great
ends.. Without that obedience, we tan look
leeward only to thatinual outrage. upon
Ind ly Id eel right., tonertant breaches of the
public puce, national weeklies, financial
dlshouor, the total lots of our prosperity,
• the general corruption of more/a. and um
anal extinction of popular freedom. To
ears surcoentry from evils so smelliness
these. we should renew our ellmts again
! anti
T oe tly agate.
pl
o me th m
ea in ax. of restorali
Itconsistson seems
perend simpin
' merely in a faithful Imptication of the Con.
istitetian and law.. The execution of the
laws is not now abstracted es opposed by
physical Arm. Thera LI no military or
.1 Other steemesny, real or pretends!. which
oth welsh:obedience to the ConsUtution,
; either North Or Itouth. All the riatitaand
all the obligatirres of States and Inclielduals
can
m•rfebciel protected
" with
t fo h r e c f un da ment.
.al lawn. The courts may he every.
where open) and, it open, their process
would be unimpeded. Crimes against, the
tithed States can be prevented or vanish.
ed by the proper judicial antitorillea, In a
manner entirely praollCable and legal.
•
There is, therefore, pore's= why the Con
ett Milan should net be obeyed, unless those
who exercise its powers bare determines
that it thd be dUrregarded and violatal.
The teembaked will of this Government,
or afoot:moue or more of Its branches, is
,• • the onlyoestacle that Can exist to a perfect
Celon of all the elates.
t
Go this mementoua q motion. and some of
It: measures growler out It, I t hav4a ra nd
have expratied my convictions without re
: serre, though with becoming deferthce to
the °Phan. cf.thaiinal.latlve Department.
Those conviction. art Monte anehtheed,
hut mum:schemed by imbue:lent events and
further Indention. Tee
be 120.
parlance of:the subject will be a sulticitht
events
for calling your attention to some
of the reasons watch Lave on *pronely in
l• nuanced my own judgment. The Lope that
, we may all finally concur- (a a mode of
i settlement, conalstent at once with our tree
Interests and will our sworn wale. to the
Constitution IS too natural and too jolt to
. be easily relinquished.
Ma clear to my cipiehensiOn that the
States lately In ICUI/Ina are MU lumbar,
.of the •Nationel Union. When did they
cease to be sot The "ordinal:mg of settee
' Won," adopted by a portion (in moat of
them a very small portion) of their citizens;
• were mere nullities. If wombs. now that
posethey were valid and effectual far the fate
inty their authors, we swee
; tree, widereeded
onr b feet the whet/throned upon p
whion we justified the war. {Vero Ohose
Staten afterward. *recited from the Linton
by the - wail The direct contrary wan
by tats thmeMosent Lobe lie par-.
rime. and eras so tmaerstoal by sit those
whoafre lbofr blood and treaaara in aid is
• its prosecnUon. It cannot to thatthe
ameba war, waged for the preservat i on of
• the rinion , hut= legal eff.et of dissolving
it. The victory at the nation', arias wan
: not Use disgrace of her policy; the defeat. of
etheletion on the battletield was not the
trims:mho! its lawless prinelple. Igor could
Congress, with -or without the consent of
the Executive, do anything which would
have the effect, directly or indireinly, of
' etharatingthe States from each other. To
, dissolve the Onion Pt is:repeal the Coro.-
, Lotion which holds Itlonel he.; and that la
•' a power which does not belong to ear
.pertinent of ;his Government,or tall of
them muted.
This is so plath that it has beenaoknowl
edged by all branches •1 the Federal GOV
prnment. the Executive fmy predecessor
ais wan as, myself) and the `
actnead nid ad ,
DllVartMenta bare untrormly d ninth
thto=rople that the Uotoa la not only
bred, bat indissoluble. L.Tograth
submlttod, an aieendmeat of the COntattn•
Lion to be thtthod by the Southern !mite,
•
and heemosei Ostir acts of ratthcation sut •
ottoman and lasrfulszortise of their high
est truntlob, If thm: were not States. or
were Stales tutor tha llnhth.thelreortsent
to a change lathe fundamtunal lair Of the
• Union would have been nugatory, Mid Ca. ,
gross, it asking it, committed a potttlay
tbstudity. Tho Judichtry tom also given
he solemn sanction eine authority to the
same vie Cornet.e cue. The iodate of the
supremo have Included tile South
ern States In their circuits, and they are
Constantly. baba= and elsewhere, talon to
whit:l/does not belong to
them, thless thews States are Mateo of the
Caton.
Itthe Southern Stated are conliamientparti
of the Union, the Cotiton 10 the
supreme law for them, a. it to for all the
other Sunset They are bound to obey
sa w g
htoofn Fnqmes
usably, to enforce the Gonna/mon upon
_ them, implies the oorrelatlve obligation on
our part to observe Its Iluntatthos sold en
masts its intatontica Without the Coe - ti.
tenon we are eothlallf by, through, and
ander the throsUtution we are *bat it
makes us. We may doubt the wisdom of
tea.aw, we may not approve of. Ite
but we aufeet violate It merely be.
ainee It see= to confine oar power, within
limits narrower than we could wish. It 1.1
not a question of Individual, or chum or
sections/ intertm„ much lens or party pre
dominoooa but of duiy—of high sail Wood
duty—elblert we are al/ sworn to perform.
II we cannot =piton the Constitution with
the theorist alacrity of those who love and
believe la U, we mast giro to It at lout the
fide: Sty of publit servants who act ander
.camp obligations and commands - which
they date not disregard.
• Tho to./mUttalcutal duty tt Is not the
0 0 1, Ode which requires .the States
to le' ran/Wed. There in allot/ter ton
sidaration which, thoesth of minor import
ance, Is Yet of peat Waleht.. On the ph
der of July. Coalfreat dealared by an
altoOdf, tnlettooll. VOW of LaUllonaeathat
the war should be tot/ducted liOnav for the
porposoof preserving the Union sad main
tatnlng the supremacy of the Federal Geo.
.Mutton and laws, withont Impairing the
dlgalty, equality, and Meath of the Sates
or of individuals, awl that when this was
done the war should cease. I do not say
that the declaration tt panonallybinding
on Moth who Joined la making It, any more
than Individual members 01 Congram are
personally bound 10 pa/ a publlo debt
mewed underlaw for which they voted.
Dot It was a solemn. public. official pledge
of the tational honor, and I cannot Imaglee
upon ti de arm the reueion or It la
to be Inll. If Übe odd p th rown are not
Wend to keep faith with robots, let IL be re.
membered that this promise wee not made
to rebel. May. Thousands of tree mete to
the South were drawn to our standard by st,
and hundreds of thotisands In the Worth
gave thole lives in the ballet that It would
to earths! tot. It was made on the day
alter the Brett great battle of the war had
been fought sod lost. All patriotic and in-
Will/thatmen then Saw the notomity of
giving ouch an asoutince, flout believed that
without It the war ' , cult andin disaster 10
- our ante. Having elves that amaranth In
the extremity of oar Perti.the violation of
It now, In the day of curnoway, would he a I
rode rending of th at goal talus Irmo belts j
the moral world together; our country •
iirettld Meal to have any claim upon the
confidence of mons it 0n414 make the war
not only a rations but a fraud.
lthingsluesrelyconvlatedthatthes e ?thew
are correct, I would be unfaithful to tar
1 did not recommend the repeal 01 ,
the ththot Gestates' schism elate moot the
Southern Stotos under the domination In
military toasters. calm reflection thrill
satiety amelonty of nor honorable bodies
that the acts referred to are not only a trio-
Lotion of the national faith, but Is direct
conflict with the Constitution. I dare tot
permit myself to doubt that you will im
medtookiately sulks/ them from the statute
-To demonstrate the ancousUttUostal
character Of thine acts, I need done more
than refer to their 0000011 provisions. it
must be wen at mute that they are not au
thorised. To dictate what entrant/Isabel'
be made In the ConstltoUons of the several
States; a oontrol the elections of State leg-
LelatOre and State otnetro, members of Con
arose sad' elettors of Preaident and Vow
Trendon, by arbitrarily deetarnig who
shall vote sad who shish be excluded from
that pnillegartodimolve State Legisloturca
or prevent them from assemblingt to dis
miss Indies and other civil foottlotarims of.
the Stato.and appoint others without no.,
gad to State laws to Orgasms and operate
all the political tesobleary of the States;
to regattas the whole adannistration
their domestics and kcal allfairs aostuding !
to the more will of enrage sad Irresponel.,
hie anon 5.0001 among theta for that par.
uotte—theth are powers not granted to tau.
Federal floverommt or to any out of Its
breathes. Net indelit greeted, we violate
Our trust * by summing them an palpably as
we 'maid by wing ha nut... of. a 000111,0 interd1014 for ths Constitution tortede on to
do whatever It done not aSfirseatlvely
'lberia° either by exproes WOMB or by clear
lesolleatloo. ICUs. authority wedesire to
see dOesoot *nate to us through the ConsU
gonna, we can ezuralso licitly by usurp..
Won and usurpation is the most dangerous
poilltlaalertmos: By that mime the ens.
Wee of Ire. goveremmat In all sums have
roared o u r their . SleldpS Against Fuldlit
Übe
r immty an
edd priva y te right. it leads directly
and iatel to the establishmen o
abaoluto rule, for undelegetoO powe r r
l i S
always unlimited and unniatrathed.
The acts of Congreasi in question me hot
only oblectionabLa for their assumption of
paatahted power, but meal" of their Iron
visions am la conflict vitt the direct pro.
hitutiona of the Constitution. The Consul
tation commando that a republican form of
govanantut shalt be guaranteed to all the
mates; that no person Omit be deprlvedof
lire, liberty, or property without due pro
cess of law arrested without s. Judicial
warrant, or ' punished without •• fair trial
hofore an imnartial J 1.7; that the privilege
of /Minas corpus shad not be denied Da time
UI peace• nr d that no bill of attainder shall
passea even against • adagio indtvidual.
Yet the system of megames established
by these seta of Congrees does tOtally
subvert and destroy the form as we
as the substance of republican gonna.
want In the ten States to which they
apply. It blade them band and
fan in abioluta s/avery, and subject. tb etr ,
to •etrange and hostile power, moran t at ht ,
lied and mom unlikely to be abused than
any otherness known smOnircivillied men.
it tramples down all those rights In which
the euenee or liberty conslata, and *latch a
tree government i• al=intoet careful to
wiby jury. Petulant freedom, otect: it deulesthe corpus and the
sh property,
I and the, trundled by Melioration, the MO.
intim, or the rapacity of the ruler, have no
wordywhatever. It has the effect of •
mil of attainder, or bill of pain, and penal
ties, not upon a few Individuals, but noon
whole masses, Including the millions who
inhabit the eutheated Statu,and even their
unborn cbildren. Theft erratm, being en.
forestay forbidden, cannot be conittltm
Mundy, Intlisteill upon any portion of oar
people, no warner how they may have come
within our
sibether the jurisdiction. and no matter
Districts. y live In finites, Tarritorica, or
1 have no desire to soya from the proper
std
lost ormsequencos of their great crime
those who engaged In rebellion against the
lioveramenti but as • mode of Pentehmeet
the measures ander mmaideration are the ,
most unreasonable that could be Invented.
Many of there people are perfootiy Inn.
cent; many kept their fidelity to the Union
untainted to the lent many were Incapable ;
of any legal el:fence; • Wigs proportion
seen of the person. able to bear arms were I
forced Into rebellion against their with and
of those who are guilty with their owncom
sent, the dement of guilt are as various a.
the shades of their alluanter and temper. I
list these acts of (rongreu tionfound
them all together in one common doom.
Indiurimbiate vangethes upon classes,
meta, said parties, or upon whole mairtmei
tins, for ddeauses committed by Aponte:a of
them against the several:mate to which they
owed minimum, nu common In tho barna
rots ams of the world. Dm Ithristfulty
sad eivillantion have made such progress
that rorourso to a puritan moat so erne/ and
realest would meet with the smademnation
el an unprejudiced and zightminftedmen.
The punitive pietlee of thle age, and vitro-
Melly or thle country, does not isonalat la
stripping whole States of their liberties,
one reducing all their people, without dls-4
Unction, to the oondillon of slarlir7. — lt
deals Separately with moll Indaridash con.
tines lusedf to the forms of law, end Midi
cams its own purity by an Impartial enroy
nation of every case Wore • coeSPetentla-
Metal tribunes. 11 this Qom not satiety all
our desires with regard Southern retela let
us comet. ourselves by reflecting that a
free Constitution, triumphant In war and
unbroken In peace, is worth tar more to us
and our children than the grattilmtion ot
any present feeling.
I am aware am assumed that this system,
of go
be for the Sotithern States la
not t h perpetual. It is true th is military
government is tom only provisional, but it
is through this temporary evil that &grea
Sr evil is to be made perpetual. t.
/If the'
guarantees of the tionstlintion can be bro.
nen provisionally to serve • temporarypne.
pus, end ; in at part only of the country, we
mu desty em anywhere and for all
time. artntruy measures often change.
b et they g.erally chuge teethe worse. It'
is mei:mm.o despotism that It Mena halt.
big place. The intermitted exereme of its.
power brings no sealle of security 10 Its nth
lents; for they oan never know what more
they will be called to endure when Its rod
main hand is armed to plagae them mum.
Nor is It possible to conjecture how or wnere
power, unrestrained by law,may seek It.
next victims. The dcaun th at are still free
may be enslaved at arty moment: for if the
(Xinstitution does not protect all, it protein
none.
it is manifestly and avowedly the obi eci '
of these laws to confer neon newton the
privilege of voting, and to dlefran ch givethethe such
s =umber of w liaise. as will
former. clearhite
majority at all tho elections
In the Southern States. This, to the minds
of soma personals so important, that • vitas
lation of the Lonstitution ls pomaded so
mthns of Droning It about. Toe morality
10 always false which excuses a wrong be
cause it proposes I
to .1
a desirabto
end. We are not to do evil that good may
come. hat In ltb cue impend Itself to ult,
as well as the means. The subjugation of
the States to negro domination would be
worse than the military despotism under
which they are now suffering. It was he.
Raved beforehand that the people would
endure any amount of military %Trenton,
for any length of time, rather than degrade
themselves C 7 null ectlon to the negro tore.
herefore they have been lelt without a
choice. Negro suffrage was eetabilehed by
act of Comore., and the military officers
were commanded to threnntend the pro
ems of clothing the negro race with thole
thicalprinteges torn from white men.
The blanks in the SOuth are entitled to be
well and numenely governed, and to have
the protactionefjust laws for all their rthrite
of person and property. If it were preotl.
mole at this time to give theme governmsat
exclusively their owe, under whuh they
mlghtmenage their own afters lathefrown
way, It would become a gram Question
whether w e ou ght to do so, or whe th er
common humanity would not make us to
save them fr,m themselves. Net, under the
circumstances, this is only a speculative
poinG it lenot proposed merely that they
thall govern therneelves, but that they Mak
rule tne white noe. make and administer
State laws. elect Presidents and membersof
Congress, and shape to • granter or less ex
tent the future destiny of the whole coun
try. Wo ban uld
d such a trait . and power be safe
such s:
The peculiar qualities whisk should char
acterise any people who are St to decide
upon the management of public affain for
lie aState wh it do been combined.
tth glory of e men to know that
they have bad these qualities In suelelent
measure to build upon this continent a great
political fabric, and to preservelth stability
tor more than ninety years, while in every
other pars of the world all similar experi
ments has e felled. not if anything can be
poured by known facts—if all reasoning
upon evidence is not atendued, It must be
../thowl•dged thltt 100 the pixellesa-egma-
Mum 'matron have shows loos Capacity fo
government [bear soy other race of people.
No Independent government of any form
has ever teen successful in their hands. On
the coatrery, wherever they have been lett
tether owtigayioes, they have shown neon
ate= tendency to relapse Into barbarism,
In the Southern States, .I:lt:ogress
has undertaken to confer ape; them the
privilege of the beim. jun rammed from
Maven', it may be doubted whether. as a
class, they know more than their ancestors
how to organise and regulate civil society.'
Indeed, it is eel to Med that the Macke of the
South are 000 Cnl7 re gudiees of the rights
Of Proporth, bat go utterly Igeorant of pub.
Ito agatre that their Toting can consist In
nothing more than carrying a ballet to the
place were they eye directed to deposit it.
I need not renstud you that t h e exercise of
the elective franchise la the highest attn.
bute or anthmerscan clUsen, and that when
gouleal by thine intelligence, patriotism,
, and aprons: - appreciation of nor tree in
; etituthma O.Uhthtes the true tests of a
Democratic form pregroraV lot which
rtre7pao r li: P° A . 7.th r ult arm g reilll gea b ri,
not fort ts own sits. but Solely a: • me ws
of pronicolng the g i f i uma.l.welfa , 7, its lone.
ra s a Lot r
ett7ft et h t . r it . 44 I ir rt i tßgit
glance of the elector. t ; 0 h then re
to be reposed is lame except three who are
eked mOrally and mentally to administer.
It well, for If cfniferred seen pergolas was
do no
juatig oratimate its value and whO
are indlderaut so Wire yeutho, it will only
serve as • means ofghictres newer In the
hands of the tuaprln ansettthus,
and must ayentuate in Me comblete de
struction Of that liberty of which It should
battle moot poseur eiTuumervator. I have
therefore heretofore tweed epop your at
tention the great danger Pto be tunnelled:M
ed from an untimely extension of me! elec.
live frattelithe to any Cureless In our coun
try, especially when the Came majority of
matslews In wielding tho pow Ohm
placed in;Mem bowie, Canao be expected
correctly to oompreber4 the dudes and
tesponsibUltles which pertain t augnlfe
Teeterday.as ninths, fcon our ealll us pf per
sone were held in • ditten of
that Mei Inkted for lieneraticathl el
to-day
they an freauthe, and assumed by law to
be eitixena It Menet he Preemeed, from
their previotis condition foreCorstilige that,
as a email. they are as well Inforlue as to
the amateur par Government as the Intel
ligent foreigner mho maker our land the
hom n ei ther theme. X. the eue of the lat
ter, a residuum of are years, and
the knowiedge of one instatutlone which It
gives, ear auschment to the principles of
the Ctrintitutlon, ere the only condition s uponwhich be pin be permitted to clUsth
, shift. Ile Must proms n addition. a good
moral character. ens t tithe reasonable
ground for the belief that he will be tech,
fel to the Obliutkies which be assumes as
n =get; LlP,olitia 7,ggrter4.ll°
07 their tlthough the instrumen.
taltty of the WWI bow, is must be carethily
guarded against euntool of thou who
; are corrupt in principle and enemies 01
tree bathetic., for lc t e n
only improve to
our political and social unix a sets
doctor of healthy popular suditatut when
kept free from rteuthrelfring influences.
Corthrolled. through Vend and unser.
Me. by the aselsoleg.altstrolly and despot
ism mustlueirltaMly follow. In the baba
of the patriotic add worthy, per Goren
sent will be preserved upon tea vatpripi•l
of the Coostitutlon InMrited from oar
fathoms. It follow., therefore, that in ad
' inntlng to lbe ballot bog a new Wass of
voters net yyuargea fere the exercise of the
elective trate:l4e. we weaken Our Ernem
of government, hothead of addhog to Its
strength nod durability.. .A yield to no
one In attacement te teat loth o general
mange which Ur thagulsbes our polley as a
petion. that there is a Cana, enmity observ
ed hitherto, which make. the ballot a priv
ilege and • trnm, and which requires of
some climes • Mose suitable for Irobs:Ion
and procaratlon. To give indiscriminate.
ly toes new 015111, WWI, pampa rA. by
previous habits and opportunities, to per
form Use tru-t which U. demands, Is to de
grade lc, and finally to destroy its power;
too it may be safety ousumad that no pant'.
cal truth le batter mtalmlehed pito the;
each indlemlailnate end all-embraelng es.
tension of popular mignon must end attest
In Its overthrow and de:McMillen..
•I repeat the exprmsion of my Wiglugr.eu
So Iglu to any plan the mope of our
oo6eattelloaal authority which proud., to
better Me cer e dition of the hearths te the
South, by onnoungthr them la Industry,
enlightening them talhOls. improving their
morals, and givittir PnteetlO. la oil MM.'
justuonte u frethmitn. lint the transfer
of our politteal inheritance to them
In my oplatoo, be an ithendonment of duty
which we oweallke oit Ike nientOty of our
Waal gaid the illthreof our caddres.
The plan of potting the SOutliern Stales
sag Me Otheral Government
proposal
at buds ofpegroes, is proposed
at Slime peculiar/7 telgithttilz__Tbe
fonnombens of society her use s tolowow oIY
by mod war. Pidpstrymetetbersorganned,
justice rasetatulaball, pobllo oredit main.
tathedead order broaglatodl Of ectstfusloo.
To theomplish these ends would require all I
One wisdom and virtue Of the Steal melt
who formed our insustatiorup orientally. X
costarlently believe that their depeeaenu
will be equal to the madmen; task —.—
them, but Um worse toss madame rags=
that negroes wdiperfono it for lea.
17 we ongat aot ask their aselstanee
tre <tuella er sou ewe cOmletetthr.
The great difference Inane!) ts• two
races in phyMoil, mental and moral
teristlcs will prevent an amalgamation or
futon of the together in one hemOgenet
roomette Xf the Inferior obtains the *Men
deney over [he omer, k MiU goys= with
reraronoe only to Its own interasipc-for
it
'will /recognize no common tateren—end
create such •tyntony an the continent has
never yet. wlteesemi, Already the II ors
are =Deemed ey promisee of - emanation
sad wonder. They are taught to seser4
ay
aII
t .-11! tgr;;Vol .72 ten
ta if
r Continues, it mum become wen* ' and
mr:f:firtil orde
ceasO, and Llry he:oho/v. (1 1
South grow cop
nhlch le Lwll de llos raa ilss . . Lif the
enooant
ltf...:B43 are ete u tial to theme r :bleh max
result from the theme of the effort now
making to AtrMantse the half of bar opus
-
t TWOaid Ut
of moasy
competttion witidatlee and right. Ent
theexanses incident to nrenexistrnettane
tinder the mean Opted by
ti t gravate what I regard as the myth=
rost
nerdt:7rientr°teel,rlitylli.:oll,:vans7.2ll,:oreadlthilv.,lft
tolllfireobs.frirs..t;
withoutjatoom lain
duce the Taunt of f.te " e a au rna ,,, sT thil j re- o
non of bankruptcy , W e mom"
onmelves. It win require estrous ethane:
.Y. aid Donahly More than two hundred
of dollars per atinn
le h e e y . l P ermittru e l l e eelfie, ger rn er . n W nir i ntel tni rte r' r
eelt Y .thtdd• P;Mtg=l7 thus
ab:lter
leg fenda enough to pay the whole
Lnational debtor lees than fine. Yee.. ft
halrlp o b tre at ne groe s will maintain
rzlutl::lVrN-7 .4
theS;: i t thbieettet 'thewhite people of t
I subtolt to thejudgmat of Con
whether the public meat may not be nil
needy affected by. system of measures
like this. With our debt, sad the vast pet
inie„ triturate which Sr. complicated with
tt. we cannot be too cautions of • policy
Whith W rit , by PomilbilitY, iminath the cm.
Seldom o the world la our Governm.L
That confleence can only be retained by
carefully Inculoattnir the IrrlnCiplet of Ins -
Wound honoree the rethelar
one
by the
mostscrupaloa fidelity to al one eelloge
meats of every sort. Any serious breach
of the organic law,perdsted In for • con.
sidethble time, canna but create fears for
the stability of our Institution.. Habitual
violationof proscribed rule., which we bind
ourselves to observe, must demoralise the
People. Our only standard of civil duty
being este& naught. the hee l or of our
Political Morality is lost, the public con
ecienoe swinge from Its moorings, and yields
to every Impulse of passion mad lota - est
If we repudiate the Consn, we will
not be expected to care mock for mere
pecuniary obletattons. Ti.. violation of
July,
&pledge w we made on the Uhl mare-
July. UM, will assuredly diminish th ket vale, of our other promises- Desidea
If we now acknowledge that the national
debt was created not to hold tStates in
the Union. as um .
tax.payere w ere lee to
el:moose. fret to expel them from It and heed
them age be gov b ages, the
moral deer to
go pay Iterned
may se e m Meek len
clear. fagy it may went apt for Ido not
admit that tote or my other argument lu
favor Of repudiation can be entertained as
sound; baits lateen. on some classes of
minds may well be apprehended. The
ilnenclal honed or a great commercial na
ation. lergely Indebted, and with a repnhlt.
n rota of government administered by
agents popular theta, Is a this of
snob de ll eate texture, and Um destruction
or it wattle be followed by a n d,
ark.
able natant Ity,that enemy true potriot mat
data to =Ohl Whatever might expon
the slightest dancer. 1140
The great Interests of the conutry reqtare
Immediate relief Iran these enactments.
fulness In
crone of the South Is paralyzed by •
intend insecurity, by the terror of
eonflemitien. and the dread of tem se.
p fetn acy,Tha,lientiteria trade, foam which
age - ifortl meld Were
PrOdt Under r
an goverent.4=wr stlfirtut!
saesMilehltep.drie neve r
revive
un i g It
width mores all Ito operation. mutate. That
deb elearthry—the donut in natural reamer.
Ü b e world ever eaw—is worse Mtn lost
If b het soma placed milder the rotee
titin of free Oaneutntion.
In
of
beeff.lik It ought to be, a source of wealth
and power, it trill become an intolerable
bureau uncie the rut ht the nation.
• Another reason far educing our steps
will doubtless be Se. by Congress In toe
late manifeetatimui of public, opinion epees
this subJes4 We live In a country where
the po lf pular will always enforces °balls:tee
itao, sooner Or later. It Is vain to think
of oppoenic st with anything abort of legal
authority, boated by overwhelming throe.
It cannot hays escaped your attention that
from the riven width Congress fairly and
formally mounted Use proposition, to goy.
fall the Soutbere ultim a te military fora,
Of negro =Prem./, every erereulou of
the general sentiment has been more or leas
advent, to It. The aerations of this genera
tion cannot, be detached from the Matte.
lions of their aneestore. Tale determina
tion to preserve the Inheritance of free
government In them own hands, and trans
mit It undivided and utilmpalred to their
own pottertty, le too etrOno to be success.
fully opposed. Every weaker passion will
disappear before that love of liberty d
law for which the American People are
distinguished above all others In the world.
How far the duty of tbe President, eta
attune, protect, and defend the Ceitetltu.
Won requires him to go in °mains an
zmoirnetiteUonal act of Congresa, Is a eery
serious and Important quesuan,on which
I nave deliberated much. and felt extremely
anions to reach . a proper conclusion.
Where an am boo been penal according to
the fermi of the Conetitution by he an.
Wane legLiativeauthority, ladisregutarly
enrolled among the public statutes of the
country, Executive resistance to It. avow
aly in times of high party excitement,
would be likely to praluce violent collision
between the respective seltierente of the
two enumbes of the Government. This
would be simply civil war; and civil tnnr
must be resonsetto only Li the last remedy
for the worst of evils. Whatever might
thee to provoke. Mahout/ be most carefully
avoirlea, faithful and oonseientions
Itaglatrate will concede very touch to
honest error, and Something even to per.
verse malice, before ho will endanger the
public peace; dhe will not adot forcile
measure., or o uc h ae might lead to p force boo
I long as those which are peaceable remain
open to him or to his Coostituente. It la
trim that coon may oc pelledcur is- which the Ex.
ecutl would be c to staid on his
light ve
s, and maintain om them, regardless of all
cemenleeneca If Congress should pats an
act which Is not only In palpable conflict
I with the ColonttuUon, but wilt certainly, if
carried out, produce immediate and Irre
the
parab Goirernmentle Injury to the
and in fo org structure or
. If be eaLthe
indicted remedy for the wrongs It inflicts,
r
nor power In the people to protect them
aelv es without the camel aid of their elect-
ed Ostend.; if. for laterite, the Legislative
Departmt should pus an act given
through alt the forms Of law to abolish ••m
-oralists ilepiatinent of the Government—,
thatch It eau the Prasiderit must take the
high reSpOnalbilltim Of hie mince, end cave
the life Cr the nation at all huerds. The
so called reconstruction acts, though as
plainly unconialtutional as any that can be
imagined, were sot believed to be within
the clue lest meal.. The people were
not wholly disarmed of the power of self
defence. i.e all the Northern States they
Still held in their hand; the sacred right of
the ballot, and It was safe to believe that in
doe tituo they would come to the names of
their bistlionione. it Write me pleasure to
add that the appeal to our 430.1.1011 OM* 1
Mimed* was not taken In vain, and that
tayeoultdeuee In their wisdom aml virtue
seems not to have been misplaced
ILL well and pommy known that .nor
moos frauds bay, town perpetrated on the
Treasury, and that colossal fortunes have
been made at the outdo-expense. Th Is spe
cies of corruption has Increased, Is biases
leg, and If not dualnisheil will soon bring
us into tail mile sag diegran. The public
ereditersand the tax peyers are shire in
terested in an honest atiminto Lnation of the
fltianees, end neither class will long endure
largebanded robberies of the recant
pant. /far thisdlaCrettltaple state of things
there are several onuses. Some of the taxes
are so laid a to present all irresistible
iisaPtetleit te evade payment. The great
sums which oaken may win by connivance
at fraud create a pressure width is more
than the virtue Of many can withttans, and
Mere crin ha no doubt tart the 'then dia.
card of conetantional obligation° avowed
by some of the highest and most influential
men la the country bee greatly weekened
the moral sense of th ose who serve In eob.
adinate places. The exposers of the
roil-sd Stets.. Including Interest on the
pubile debt. ere M,Fre toga cox ".911
much aa the we seven carsego. a p
collect and diabase this vast amount re
quires careful superrision ea well as syste
matic vigilance. The system, never per
fected, gee much diaorgutixecl by the
•Tentre Of finice . 242 whien heit almoet
deetrOyed Thrtea-
Meat may he thorough y conSincell that an
officer le incapable, disnonerit, or unfaithful
to the Constitution, but, under the law
whisk I hue named, he utmost he can do
is to complain to the benaie. , find oak the
g h.lieg.
tier man, t
perseinally or Bat
7mh
hostile tethers..
Went. It Ls natural, and not altogether un
reasonable. for the officer to expe:t that st
bin rEtIsTIEN, P rAr. Tai 47:zg
Deer •Yeecitlee lopener. ' he °Meer
has other chance. of imp
rit unity arising hoof
aoddatal defeets 01 evidence, the mode of
of
the
melleasen ea aktould become bold in proper.
nem as the delinquents Math to think
themswees sere. I em entirely persuaded
that under each • rubs the Preside:neaten*
perform the great duty widened to him or
seeing the laws faithfully excreted, and
thet It disables him most es pecially from
enforcing pet Meld accountability which
ngeweeerP to Pin gee tiFeentlon of the
revenue law.
The Conetlitition feasts the Preeldeet
with authority to denote rrliether a removal
should be made in any given acct
raniwmen &missed, in wthstearer, tt he
00/7 eause such Italie Pros e s In lie
unworthy of their twist. The Constitution
makes him sole Judge /12 the premises; bet
the statute takes away his junediction.
transfers it 112 Ulm einem, and leaves him
nothing but the odious and sometime
llp
pnntaable duty pf becoming a putor.
The prom:anon Is to be conducted berosecfore.
tribunal whose members are not, like him,
responsible to the wept, people, but to sep
arate constituent bales. auil war may hear
his armasation with great disfavor. The
gestate Is absolutely without any known
• II of doCialen applicable to such a
cue. judimept /man be anticipated,
f d o ffeYelt n i= " hrt 4 N h y all "
Cause for removal. It le Impossible are s to
conjecture wait may or may not be so et:m
ilder. by the Senate. The nature of the
sap eat
:hat e ear ildeteitifirilles:it'mor:
I Fidelity L i the Ooestlibtibb Mar be eh .
deride. or ihleunderstood in • Unused
different ways, and W . violent party men.
In violent party times, unfaithfulnese settle
I:Orientation may even throe to be cotteld.
ere& tuatitoram ix the officer b m
e oused
of dlohOnmtv, e.
ottell It ho glade ot;
glint be Inferred front net. nodenceele p d
with public duty, from Ornate history, or
from general reputationi Or must the
yreeldeet await the commission of an ac
cost' mistletoes...min edict, Shall MO. the
meantime, risk the charade, std interest
of the Nation in the band. of men to whom
he cannot give his metal nce I Mon h• for.
bear his ornaplatht until the mischief is
done and cannot be prevented, If his zeal
In the public service shouid Impel him tp
anticipate the overt act, must he more at
the pee.: of being tried himself for the of
feria °intender,. his subordinate, In the
present cactiouitences cow
:`2 o .lll: l T , ' , ' „ %mOlege3'l%l l .°lftf, °4:
tramoly ciltteut to say where that respoe
sibillty sbould be threes', if It he not left
where It hue beep placed by the CO.titu
lien. Hot all Jost men will admit hat lbu
grosident ought to be entirely relieved
R.o Buda resupegbtlity, if he cannot meet
It by reason of reatrietien• ptaeal by /el/
urron his actio
unrestricted power of removal from
pfpoe is • very peas we lobe trusted even
le • Magistrate chosen by the general out
ing° of the Whole people, and wameetaide
directly to them for hie anis. libel:ell:ma.
ally Gable to abuse, and at some period. of
coy history perhaps has been abused. If It
be tbmight desirable and constitutional
that It should be so limited as to make the
President a common Informer Itgaltunothee
Debit° agents, h 6 Nhould at haul be permit.
Dm to act itt that capacity betore some cp s
trionnal indepangent of party rolitles,
Wady to investigate the merits or every
case. (neatened with the means °fleeing
splines, and bound to deride accordlne to
established relief, This would annul tee
the safety of the auerteO wait he ate In
good fete, and at toe same time Nears th e
rights of the Weer party. I speak ofeourse
tette all proper respect for the proent6en
atelbeth pop not seem to me that any
legislative body an he Be copetitpted es CO
lom re MS Illness for Owe dumdum,.
ILe not the theory of this Government
that nubile Wino are the property of those
a a wh o tros: " l f l p.e rge lb t od fll n . p .. .ti m bl l rie u berte . 7 . e d f t i r ll ' idn e ::e rn . tLm re e l lro as , r I
Marion but generally they are liable to be
terretheted at the pleasure of the aPrielot
log power, whip to represent, the collective
majesty are salithe tee will Of the eeoele•
Tee forted retention in °Aloe of finale
Meanest person may wore at injury to
the pUblie teleran& The danger to the
Peette were/P•Pcmee not from the power to
reinOve, luel, from tho pewee tO apPriltit.
Therefore it wee that the frespers of the
C l ll2lltlietioll left the power of removal un
reetrleted, white they gave the Swede a
tight to rwieeb aG appattitausts wAlah,
PTTSBITRGH' DAILY GAZETTE: WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER '4. 1867:
Ito oplU, were not at to be made. A lit
tie rell an oh the subject. .111 probably
satisfy ell who have the good of the mean
try at heart that our beat course Is to tithe
the Conettratlon for our made, walk In the
path utted out by the founders
m of the Ea.
Dublin nd obey the rules made sred by
the obs ammo! oar predecessors.
The present medium, of oar flothoes and
nclreedating mediate le one to which your
early orlaslderation in invited.
Toe proportidn which the currency of any
cohntry should bea circula te d wole •alue of
thebuturial praline by Its men..
mitt,tieetion opon whi olltleal
be
hive notagreed. S o tcer, It be Con
trolled by legislation, but molt Do left to
i the Irrevocable law. inlet everywhere
regulate commerce and trade. The circu
lating medium .111 ever irresiatably now
to thowpret r where it Is In createet de
r =g r .: tittat*rarrlginenl 2tias;figtit
I of she cream and indeed currency,
it
one
tide., bee its ebbe and flows throughout the
commerelal world
A t the beginning of the rebellion the
bank-note emulation if the
two
....tea to not math more then two boa.
dal millions of dotterel now the chrome.
non of National Bank notes and those
knoen ea “leyral tenders e nearly coven
hundred million.. While it la urged by
'.hums that tide amount ltreased.
others mouth th at a decidel e dotion
absolutely outenuti to the best interests of
the country. Iu view of these diverse oplet.
tons:lt Ma 7 be well to athertain the real
value of onr paper lathes, when Compared
with the metallio or convenable currency.
For this Dothems. let us haquire how much
gold and salver amid be putobased by
the seven brethren null:ions of paper money
now eirculationt Protrude not more
than half the amount of the letter—show-
gig thither/ten our paper tenancy la tom
, Pared Witt gold and sliver, its oommercial
value Is oomoreased into three hundred
and arty Million.. This stratinglactmakes
it th e
°Wrier,. duty of the government, es
early*. may be conmatent , with theprin
ciples of sound political economy, to take
loch meunres as will enable the holder of
Its notes and thereof the Nereus] Bank. to
Convert, them. wittoutlose, Into specie or
Its equivalent. A reduellon of our paper
Circulating medium heed not necesearlly
follow. Tule, however. will depend onthe
law of demand and supply, though It Mould
be borne In mind that by making legal
tender and Muth notesconpresen t vertibie into
cola or , their specie
value In lte
the bandsequivalent of their holders would
be en hanced one hundred par cent.
heetelatlon for the accomplishment of a
malt so desirable is demanded by the Ingh
am public consideration.. The Constitution
contemplates that the circulating medium
of the country Shall bb uniform In quality
and mama At the time of the formation of
that Instrunitht, the country bad must
amerced from the War of the Itemantioti,
and was sullering from the eructs of • re
dundant and worthless paper currency.
71. ages of th at period were anxious to
protect their Diaterity from the evils
which they themselves had exheritoteed.
h ence, In providing a ciroolatlng medium.
they conferred upon (looms. tha power to
coin money and herniate tem Talus thereof,
att lthasmetimeprobibltin the !hetes Moto
waking aaything bat go ld and sliver •
tender in payment. of dents
The enemata. oonditionof oar currency
le In strain/ contrast with that which was
;731= 7 , aer nOte l e of ;. ' lfe Na l
unseal llai n dls7
width are made receivable for all does to
the Government, excluding Impost., and
by all its creditors, etheptiegthlue7wentoe
interest upon Its bond. and the maturities
thatthelves; second, leant tender nat, Is-
seed by the Unload States, and which io the
law legatees stall be reoelved as well in
payment Of all debts between eitiuma•aa of
al/ Government
and, l
third, gold and dues,
Silverexceptin cote g .
nylmPtieta the
operation of our present amebae of finance.
however. the Metallic currency, when mil
lected, ie resorted for only one clam of
, Government creditors who, holding Its beads, beads, serin-arinually r eply their Interest
In mm from the Celli:tem Treasury. They
nth tea made to occupy en Invidloce poet-
Boa, which may be need to etrenctlear, the
arguments ot them who would bring into
o
disrepute the o tt i bini . or d ,s e gif the Talon.' 1 2
art.b.P"o'l tliA t i aTo rarneht
tilt , • maintatheiL ;But while It acts with
' 1 fidelity towards the taudholder who loan. .4 his money that the integrity of the
Union might be preserved, It should at the
sae time observe good Bah with the crest
enemy of th e people, who, having mauled
the Union trot the perils of rebellion, now
bear the burdens Of taxation. that the gov
ernment may be able to fulfill its engage
ment.. There Is no reason which will De
unmated as eatlsfactory by the people, why
those who thread thou the /and and pre
tact as en the see; the peneloner to the
grutitadeof the nation, bearing the sears
and wounds received while in Its &orrice;
the public, servants In the various Depart
mentaof the Government; the farmer who
supplies of the army and the sallow at the
mere; BM artisan who tolls In Ilia nattori.s
erortshops, o the mechanics and laborers
who Mull li . *diaries and constructs Its
forth and vessels of war—ehould, in ay
ment of theirjust and hard earned doe,,
receive depreciated taper, while another
elms of their couotrymen, no more dewier
log, are paid In coin of gold and elver.
Equal and exact Justice requires that all
the creditors of the Government abould be
path in a taimency ppmessing a uniform
value. TOW can only be arhomDilithed b 7
the restoration of the eurrenoy to the syn c
ardestabllabed by the Constitution; and by
this means we would remove a discrimiry
ion which may, If it has not already none
ea, create a preluding, which may become
deep rooted i n n wide spread, and Imperil
the national credit.
The feasibility of making our currency
correspond wi the nstieuttheal nand.
ard ray re
be seenth co
by tereeee to • few Mots
dart ed from our aommeretal etatlstice
The productiod of pronoun l.s metals In the
Muted elates from to 7, Inclusive,
atintunted to $5711.1:00.0:0; from to ISO),
tnOba.lv,, to WACO MO; and Moth tell zo
the nil, Inclusive, to 4457,140..01—ak1eg
g rVtleX tregr. ea r t h . P Mi t " ?
Coined from Ude 1.071°47', epecle
in was .119,000.030: from ISM to 1160,
clusive, illal,ooo toe; and from tall to MIL
incl..ive. 1 410 .M000—making the total coin.
age Meee effaloo,oo3. from lento UM,
Inclusive, the net imports of specie amount.
ed to 6121400,01,0; om le Include%
Crto 10118,COXPX; end from ionl to IM7,loelo.o3o—makleg the
_g te grega of
t a. t export . since 1/49. •7411,004 , 00. a Them
agetzu show an crease of product overnet
exports of 1ME1 0 00,003. There are In the
Treasuryalll,oto,C coineomething more
than Mai:MAW in circulation thee Paclito
Coast. and • low million. in National
and other Banks—in all about elsoOos.oos.
Tab; however, taking into account the
speeds in the errantry prior to late, leer,,
more than three Muattred millions of dollars
which have not been accounted for by ex
ptheortacotion, end therefore may yet remidu
untry.
These are impertant Lute. and Show how
completely the Weiler currency will
Pereede the better, forcing it from cirmile
time among the mimes, and causing It to be
exported as &mere article of tend., to add
to thp Money caeltalet foreign lands. *bey
stmer the nocesny Of ep;
retwitlgpaper
I money. that the return of gide end vet to
the avenues of trade way be alleluia, and •
I
demand ;meted wletch will cause the reten
tion at /Outgo! at least co much of the pro-
anion. of our rich and inerhemtible gold
towhee gelds. may be' infament for nor.
of circulation. It le to/removable to
expect return to a noun cuMency pions
long as thi . Bevere meat by continuing to
Oen* Mud Mehbe oefee. s all, the chthuels
of cllunlet on With delereetatcd paper. Bel
, mithetatiding a uottia,th by our matte, mute
um, of eight hundreed and eaventy.four
millions of dollar,, the people are now
stranger. to thecae:m.7 which wasilimign•
el for their use and becedt, and epectmthe
of the precious metals bee/ th e rational
device t when pro
t the the excned by
then. noV ty. depreciated payer Is to
be emamodes a permanent to of
the country, and all our coin is to bethme
mere uncle Of Wattle •,?d specidatimx, to
tee enhamimilegt pce Of tell that la
dlrottreelltgan=r; .Itzittp:',:;
mints; tape saving the nation the care and
explelle in to such establiehmeqta
, and let all ant preelcam medal. tie *sported
in bu d ale , iaa eagle, however
Vale s„e.tArgAtitte,ki
Step. And Make ...neceresaryamithitemepts
for the resemptiOn of epeee payment,' at
the earliestprecticahle pence'. eineeepey.
meats having been anca Imiumed by the
ituT•Eum•oC and Baehr, all noise or Mils of
poise Issued by either of a Ism denondeth
lion than twenty dollars should by law be
excleded freen Cereals:Jon. so tleat
toe
people may have the boa= Wawa.
• nftCY
to all their baguet; Iran • • will he
uniform to value at home ant, abroad,
'Every teate ef property of Industry.
every Men witg il . afres tO hteserve went he
ImuSettp Dee,.
lures Obtain what he
can Inroestly care, direct !Merest In
maintainbig a late circulating' medium_
eacha MediUm al shall be real a.detthllifit.
gal, not Ileble to vibrate gl ha blpwa ceqp Or aepitesji, Sot
tfl=h to he mode
Stable an secure? A bantered eiwilmey
le one of the greenest political /t
undermines the virtue' unneesuy be the
sODDeII ta : th•Pealei itheteht, anti secouraces
propelled es oestenctive of its balminess;
It were arsine. bidnetry , frugality, and
economy, and It teeter* the evil emit of
exterminate and speculatiph.O it has
been loPPTthd t 7 flits of MI; poidoun and
molt gifted stattunapa. th at " O ff a ll
contrivances for cheatlng th boring
classes of menkind, none hae been more
effectual thaa that which delude/ them with,
vrgatrio , rurigtte.:,..7lt.revitis:
ofthe por;ne brew . or.
,tii
o toiatlee bear Oa hamiths f
the
committed by depreciated Palter.
gor own notary bas recorded for our in.
&traction elotigh, and more thee enough Or
the demorallaing tendency. the leitunice,
and the intolerable opprltulon in the vir
tuo. end dliPthell Of a degraded
Doper eureeneg. au th orlfed by law or in
an way cotintesenced by government. ,
It is one el the most .4:coastal devices, in
time* of peace or war, expatudons or revel.
Mona to accomplish the transfer of Oil the
Draolow mathis Frani the gmal , masa of the
People lute the sande of the few, when
they ate hoarded in secret places or de.
welted In strong boxes under bolts and
hew while the people are loft to endure all '
the lemon venlimoe, Smetana, mid detnerall•.
gmlqn result:UV_ ;root th e the of a deprech I
clad and worth.. O&M' mosey.
The =edition of nor tinthees and the Op
erations of our levenue system &re set forth
and folly explatned in the abloom,: teethe.
Lire report of the iNcrethrl_Of the Teen... ,
17. Pa the both P .thee. law the pnblio
debt amounted to Ithilagolo.r7ol on the each
of ,thne out it was 1 2 , 6 94119,2111,5h0wing a -
reduction during the Oseel yeas Of hilhalagla '
Dann( the iteeel year ending Julia no. Int
2 Air r iratT 9 7 ,l 4 l . l4 ,XitlrlT.ll:=`::
p l .. o f .143"ti0 , is eted that the
receipts:or the fiscal a nd ding June lio,
Ism, 'grill he $411,161.11U_, th at the expte,
dames will reach the nun of , eggite,
leaving in the Thsaeury a smolt. of MX-
Mtn _For the Anal year ending gene 30,
/OW It le estimated that the receipts will
amount to eiliti.o/000, and that the ' , ahead I.
tares will beef 72,033. showing as excess
ot WOOD AMP IP favor olo, et the govern moot
The atthatlen of Vitherees ie eernesgy
in
vl to the tilleethity of a tberengh thei
st= of our retinue system. One Internal
romans laws and Impost system should be
so adjured as to bear most heavily on aril.
ePa Dl luxury, leaving the Peeeltheltis of
life es free from tegetyl u Mar he Minidst
eat with the veal wan at the IllOyernment,
economically admi re stared. TaXMIOn
would not tarot fat/ Unduly Oa the man ot
moderate means; and while nanewpgld tle
_ " 1= 1 /In P tIs i crli ga tra n itril'et
would contribute toward the lappOrt of the
State. 4, modlecotion of the internal rime.
ithe system. Iv. a thine t a t thStin thg
numthr of eilielesithe Neb.' eel te leLereel
oneollowed by rend. emiallr.adTtnitith
to the eltleen of the (Pyrenitoent. It
would render the execution of the law less
expanelve and more certain, Milliete
t grit= it l tre Irie " l a aV .11:alibthrilglt
gloom and frauds perp etrated upon Its pro
visions. make 14 OD orations lam Inquisito
rial, And greatly redeem in nnotberS the
ttg,rgriin et i oVelitiltt i onitilA
labor the bread it has earned.. Itetrenek.
meat, reform, sad econom should be oar
fled Into celery branch of t he
publio service
that thist espeadituree of the thrfertimeet
may be reduned and the people from op
remien taxatiOn; wand awrphey thould
be metered, and the public:Mtn In re
to the natitmal debt esaredlyobseremilirit
soepteplislimentef these Important anion
together with the stielmstiati of the
orrice Inman upon she prUtolp/im of the
Constitution, would Inspire confidence at
home and &Dined wou In the stability of ear in
stitution.. and tided to the nation prosper
ity. pence and good will.
The report of the Secretary of War ad in.
Iselin exhibits the operations of the army
and of the several Ditruus of the War De
partment. The aggregate strength of oor
militery force, on thicken ofeeptember tut,
was 3.315.. The total estimate for military
.Pproprlationem $77.124.202. Including woe
finlerter leet year'. appropnetion of ea;
Onktoo. The payments at Inc Trenanry on
account of the service of the War Depart
nient from January 1 to October Z. 1157—e
retold or ten months—cuionn to *Ke
...Mu. The expanses of the military stab
bailment, as well as tee numbers of the
army, steno. three times fis great seamy
have ever been,in time of pence; while the
discretionary payer is vested In the Exec
mire to add millions to this eXpenditure by
an increase ofthe army to the maximum
strength allowed by the law.
T. menaning attittideofeenie Of [balm
like handset Indians Inhabiting the district
of 0°0.147 between the Aiken...and netts
rivers, and portions of Daketah Territory.'
froercuinred t hhe region ce
n o st iga la terdg large
ylreaalry
or
imeginary grievarietis. the Indians occa
sionally committed note Of barbarous TM.
ace upon emigrante anti our treader
her
been
but a general Indian war has
been providentially evert.. The Commie
se loners order the sot of 20th Jely.l.267,were
threeted with full poker to &Mut exhaled
difficulties, negotiant treaties with the dis
affected bands. and select for them reserva
tions remote from the travelled Metes be
twe4rt the Ilimissippl and the Pacific. They
entered without delay upon the sawedon
of their trust, bet have not yet made any
Official report of their proceeding.. It le of
vital importance that one fitment Territo
ries should be enamel from Indian oat
break. and teat the conetrietion of the Pa
ciao Railroad. alloblect of wahine, Impel.-
taupe, should objectstup by hoetile
tribes. These as well as the mate-
Mal Interests and the moral and intellectu
al improvement of the /adieus, can betimet
efiectually secured by concentrating them
uon portions of country set aart r their.
ex p eltlaive use, and locatmlat.Po p luts ih remote
from our highwaya and encroaching White
settlement.
Sines the commencement Of the sloped
session of t.ho Thirty-ninth Canute.% One
hundred end ten miles of road hare been
eOustrizeled on to main line and breaches
of the Paola° Railway. The line from Otes
he le riteldlY ePProactdrig the eantern base
of the hooky Mountains, Whilst the tenet.
fluent the haat motion of conetrnated row
in California, accepted by the Government
on the 24th day 6/ October wu bet
eleven mil. dletaut from the summit of the
Sierra' Sieved,,. The remarkable energy
evinced by the Commodes offers the strong.
est autumse that the completion of the
road from Sacramento ttrOntatia will not be
lend Du ef
derre.
ring the d Mat decal veer mean Wilkie
forty.he thousand one hundred and .four
teen acres
cash
public lead
salesposed cd,
and the cash receipt. trots and fele
exceeded one-half million dollars the mire
realized from those sources dunng the pm
cedingyear. The amount paid to pension:
em, inelnding expenses of disbursement*,
wan euttimais, and thirty-Mx thousand four
hummed and eighty-two names were added
to the rolls. The entire numbet arc:sten
ere on the . 10 thofJunelast wee one undred
and tiny-five thouund lour bend end
neventpfour. gleven theism. six hundred
and Arty-five patents end dmigne were
hawed derma the year ending Sept 30,1157,
and at that date tbe balance la the Treasury
to the credit of the Patent fund was $280.-
607.
• -
The report of Um Secretary of ;the Navy
states that wa hays scree squat:irons active.
ly and J arlielously employee, tinder efficient
and able commanders, In protecting the
persons and prop
dignity erty of American
aintaining the and power of the
Governmerd,and promothm the commerce
and buena*. Interests of our coentrymen
In every pert of the world. Of the two Min.
dyed and thirtpefekt ewe!. compeategtee
present navy of the Vatted Statee, liftY-Md
carrying dye hundred and mires guns, are
In squadron Service. Daring the year the
number of Teasel. In commission has been
reduced twelve. and there are thole. less
on squadron duly than there were at the
date of the lest report. Alarms number of
vessels were commenced gad in the course
of con.truction when the war terminated,
and although Congress bad made the nee.
eery
a ppropriationsa for their completion,
the mi .seended work :
:yout,tet,t:emr:r goz . :rjr,,... I
tract. far machinery made with Private
estaclishmente. The total expenditure. of
the Navy Department for the decal year
ending Yurie h ave , were 431.1134,011. No
appropriation hems made or required
slue the clue of the war for them:n[o.un
it= and repair of vessels, for steam ma
thieery, ordamme, provisions and clothing,
fuel, hemp, to . the balances wider these
several hues having been more than sunk
cleat for current expendisures, le should
elm be stated. the credit of the Depart
ment that, beside. aeries no appropriations
for thenbays objects for the last two years.
the Cemetery of the Navy, oa the Pith of
September Met. In accorduoe with the am
of blayi, tequeeted the Secretary of
the Treasury to carry Untie surplus fond
the sum of alety-live millions of dollars,
being the amount received from the sales
of Tenets and other war property, and the
remnants of former aDeroOnallun
The repon of the Poettuaiter General
e .
ehews the bustness of the PcetoMee
partment and the condition of the P.M'
sent'. In a very favorable light, and the
attention of Congress &scaled to le Pree•
tleal recommezdatlone The receipt. of
th Department for the year mullet Inn.
30, DC, Including all epseital appropriation.
fur ennead tea service and for free mall
matter, Were e1e,970,e93. The •xliendlturea
fur all purposes TUC 1119,33 , 4433 1 /wring an
to
usexpended balancefavor o the /Mune
went a $743,110. which can le applied
toard. of te Department
forme curren the t e y ear a. The Me h re...mot metal
reyenne. Independent of speollie appro_pri•
atton., for the year 147, over that of OM,
wee eMOS4O. The Increase ..... us from
the sailor stamps .11114011001 envelops*
was CUM. The Increase of expeculltures•
for 1387 ever those of the previone year elle
Swing ehiedy to the eztermten of the I.d
and ocean lull service. Liming the prat
year new postal conventions hare been
rettflml and unchanged with the
Ironed Kingdom of t Great Britain
and Ireland, Belgium, . the Nether
land., Switeerland, the North German
tietoe.l.l7. end the Colontal Government
at Deng Kong, reducing very largely the
rates of ocean and land iimteges to and
from and within these rocuttrles.
Toe rapOrt of the Acting &knew Issioner of
Agriculture conel , presente the condi.
ts
tion, wan, and p res. of an 1121arrat
Cot..afir worthy the fostering care of
non., end exeldite a large musiere of
useful result. actilerod &plug the year to
which It ratan. 11
Tee mentabilstiMent. of peat.* at Mime
and the resumptiori of extuded Cradle,
traVel,o3lA romnereasbroul, hare served
Inereme the itemiser and variety of gnu.
Lion. In the Partatant of toreigh altars
None of . theta questions, however. have
amtonaly iltsierbal dor relations with other
States._
The Republic of klexice, haying been re.
end from foreign intervention, beanie.
ty wpaged in Worts to re-extant.k her
connithtional system of government. A
wn
on our s a v el m t i m a t tainndues to exist be
the Eepublics
aIb:YU end ean Domingo, and.our cordial
relatione• tbotheutnel aed South Amer
:can etatessemain webers.. Tee tender.
I made la conformity with a resolution of
congress, of the good °Mims of thise Sloven.
mint, with a view to an andeehisechustreent
of moue between /trash and her allln , on
one sloe. and Yandmay on the other, rid
between (Weil her aiiine.on one Why
end nomin on the other, thodgh kindly re.
calved. Muth neither caw been WWI wept
ed by the belligerents. The war in the Van.
of the Parana is still vigoroory mamtaloeA .
On the other lend. actual howilittes be-
ewes, the beadle State. and Spain hats
bona more than • year suspended.
oh coy Proper ocesslon that may eerier,
renew the conciliatory recommendations
wnleh have been simply made. Brasil,
riveenlightened unmaty and comprehen.
siva staternanehle. 004 opened the great
chwiusi• of the Amason and lb Wiesner..
to cretverwil commeree. IMe thing more
nem. needful to aware a raped and Weer
int Mireas in eolith Annerses. I refer to
thee. peaceful beet. without which &twee
nett Mellne annoy le thL yO. ma '"'L=
The Expoeluen of Usivereal Influstry at
Paris has wowed, and meets th now fully
realised the high capeetetlous oft hefranon
Clovernment. doe o.lll.nee 0. Made
for the wont p MAI derangement of In.
11,40.7 - here th part which to. United
Sate. has borate ni this exklbinon wren.
Lion and art may be regarded with very
high eatufselloa Luring the invention.
a cerifweses woe bold /_ , ydelerates from
In,
several nations, the United Mated being
mac, in which the Incenvenienowe to Mom.
memo and soetalintetoodMe malting from
divers standarde ti mem. wine were f olly
discs...di sad 'Mans were develOped for
' Plittrre 'a ff:LlV.7l "l'"m o; en .tai' m t i . .
conferences are ex ep
pecte; to renewed
with the atteudanee of Many foreign Stetne
not hitherto reprewn ted. A resort of thee.
Interesting Dr...godless will he eubmitted
10 Compete which will nfe houbt J oath ,
preemie the great Object, and be reedy to
adopt any measure welch May teed to facie
hate It. uttlinala moon: ribahment.
On the twenty-flfth rd fetimarl, Mk Core
grew declared by law that the Treasure
not,. without Interest, antherleed by that
act, 0014 00 legs/ tandem in the pa cot
of all debts, public end titivate, within the
United States, itir manual renames of
.30.1,1e5s stipulated exteenee, actress tre
clan:awls ander the convenUon matte with
enein le.. 'The. reMtttenees, EMI the
pawns of tho eat, have been bald well
noble. Theeleitesiots Instal, that Wm Goy.
erintiwt might to metre payment in cola,
Thee:Neat may be deemed worthy of you
attention.
No Arndt:temente hay. wilt beenresehed
for the aettlemwt of Ono elan= for /knish
depredations under the commerce of the
United Mid, I have felt am, duty to de.
clthe proposition:is arbitration made by
her Slateetrs tiOverAntont, tetkawie It be,
hitherto been :aecommenied by reserywitme
and llmlatfene with the rightainterest and
honer of our ementry. It tenet to be appro.
heeded that (treat Within will pereint in
kw refusal to satisfy these blotted reason.
rile Maims which inVOlre the seared prin.
elhle henceforth not mow Important to the
United elates thin all Giber commercial
nation.,
Tee West India Islands ware settled and
W e by Europe:nu elate& .immune.
suety with the settlement end colonisation
of the Amierman ContineaL Most of the
colonlee Wasted ham became indepeadent
natioue le the :dose of the last, and begin
ning of the precut century. One own.
country timbre°ro oommamities which at
one benne were the Oolootee of Great
Brunie, !ranee, Spain. Wand Sweden and
Rums.
The peoW. in the West lodine,
with the °swot ion of thine of the Is of
nail!, have nelther attained nerhamired pre p .
pared
nor have they become pre.
owed for wit defeneetalteengh posseseing
conelderable commerstal yarn they have
byes held by several Zuropesa Slates,
irlikh :Monte. and at the gauze eenanored
them, omen, for pi:rases Of latilten7 and
eta naval strategy. In Carrying on the
Eoropeae policy sod deslgns In retard to
tel. continent le our own revolutionary
war ports and harbor. In the West India
bland. wore veil by oar enemy to We
greet Isiory nod embarreisment of
the halted elates. We bid the
moth experience in Our nosed war
with Ore. prltmn. The Come Bore
Peso pol Loy for ions time excluded as
even frOtntrada with the West Indireorlitle
we wrest pew. with nll nations, in oer
recline civil war the rebel. and their pint!.
ailsod blookade treating Miles knead laell.
Ries in some pone Poe work which they too
eueocaefelly Wirentpliehed, of injuring and
deTeatattne a commerce is hide we
ore
ow
enirased In rebuilding. Wo labored eneel.
ally ender told alsadvantahe when Into.
mpean steam vowels employed by our cute
i n as forted friendl y Welber, DrOteetiOn redOVletilitrtfWt=elear=irrllUr
tied on fm our own distantshotee. Thera
waa then a nniversal feeling or the .. 1, Of
on sdvanced navel ompoetbetween the At.
lam. row gnitl Purer*. Theduty orobtatib
lag open sa outpost peawfullysodlawful.
le. while neither was daring nor men.
acing injury wino other State., earneetly
engaged We attentioWorethe Xxreutive
Department before theer &hewer, and
It has not been loot &Ishtar Owe tbat time.
4 star entirely illaaliallar naval want re
yeeled Rail Miring the lame perked on the
rondo coast, and the nounred foothold
there was fortunately. eeeitted. by, oar tate
treaty with the Emperor of Wore and Is
now seems Inuperailie that the obvious
be pewiltlenol the Atlantic roan ihOuld. not be
lame earefnlly provided, for snood and eon-
Nitetil " ""ip
tt!`"pOl.
ileellen n aOL P s static. by w the Umbel
Sates. Neither we nor any Other Ainerl.
pannatlan need longer apprehend =pry
or °Hence trout may trans-AtianUe enemy. 1
agree with
Wen fadlea our early statesmen , th at the
naturally vitate t0..6 ma,Y
be expected ultimately gra to be abaortvnl by.
the tonUnental States, including our own.
I agree with them also that It I. who to
I.ve the tinestiori of ouch absorption -m
this prom.. of natural political gravies.
Hoe. The Hamada of St. Thomas and
Jona., which constitute a portion of the
group called Virgin Islands. manned to Offer
m advantagea unumediately desirale. while
thmr acquisition could be moor. In har
mony with the principles to which 1 have
alluded. A. treatLbas, ther.rore, been con
cluded with the sing of Denmark for the
maims of those Islands, and will be eubmit.
Led to the Senate for consideration.
It will hardly be ,necessary to call at.
taxation of Congress to. the subject of • ro
t !ding for the payment to Koala the um
stipulated In the treaty for the • • of
Alaska possesslone, It having immure ray
delivered Locum Ocuarnisalsmer. The
tory remain. for the present In • • of
a military force. awaiting such ol or.
geolsatioa as shall be directed bit".
The annexation of many email an
Stateli to Yrnsals, and the reormiaLtati • of
that country ander a new and /Instal on.
etttution, have Induced toe to roe the
ellen to Obtain a lost and prompt
meat of a long Taxed ...lon corm • lop
the claims of foreign States for mil tary
Serelob from their subjects natural= la
tbe United mates. In oonnectioa witt tis
subject the attention of Comma.. I. res.
Peettully called to a singular and. bar. I
raising conflict of laws. The tree. tive
Depn u artme niformly nt of this Go ve
it rntotmt nes Kb
ert nowl
aturalinetion lu conformit
y h • holds hot
gallant. wit
land law. of the United th S to
atootves the recipient from his native alb.
Mame. The Courts of Great winßr • old
that alleilance to the Britfah cro ad.
male, and le Dinasoled by our la of
aturalination, British ledges
to
courts and law authorities, of the U Led
States In Support of that theory age the
position held by the Executive authority of
the United State. This mallet Perliberea
the publie mind contenting Millie cyst.
I:waltzed animus,.
and imp" o ar nal
autberlty abroad. I called attention this
enbject in my buts annual tocalaall4l
now again respectfully aopoal to
to declare the national wim unmlatak ly
upon this imponant question.
abuse of our laws by clandestine pros stn.
tine of the African slave trade from Am crl-
I MdiralrB=.tZerrlder sn :=4lnrctit:
eumeee 00 aPPrehaealcm Of Its renews, In
this part of the world are entertained.
Under the
e t h e r It bcoomes a
guestton whether we abed not pocipom to
Her Majesty's
to a stuipenaton or
diamotirmance 0 1 stipulations for main
taining a naval fora* for the suppression of
that traae.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
iliasarierroa, Dees A M.
BANKS AND BANK KS.
KART, CAUGNEY &
Bankers and Brokers,
CORNER THIRD AND WOOS STREETS
minima U. PI,
etroossaose To HUM. EAST is oo„,)
=an
Exchange, Cain, Couponi,
taa partloalex atitonjos paid to tho par.
atom. awl oats of
6 if/VEB4VNIENT BONDS.
war wurreUN I,.oaDoil. =mos
N. HOLIES & SONS
. 11 321NTIMIIEFLEl t
Na 57 market Street,
=
Damns marred la Par Mazda awl Oarraser.
U. Ciallaaltaas sadism all tie arladasl Mats of
traltad autos aaII Chaadaa.
Sleeks, Bo* AM Other Smarttles
aouen 1111Bou cut ooionearow.
Partlulu silently, vald is the portant lad
nle et
U. S. Securities,
tactuttie 11. IL 1111EI Or 1114 p
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General Banking Business,
LT tin illf ISSILICIOCiI, OS
Monday, November IStb. MO.
Aamonta of Baal*. Bankers and alarcasata
%Wayne& •
CaMeatball made au all palatal la tag United
States and °nada.
haulm aLatad an Um. Dapailta.
UNITIO STE4S ILLURITIES BOVCNT Ate MIL
610:T. VA 130111:111. CauMalar.
STATEMENT OF THE
REAL ESTATE SAVINGS BIAS,
the 31s1 DAY OP C 02081114 M.
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DIBOUDIfT DAILT. AT II OISLOCIA.
President—THOMPEON BELL.
Ilee President -4. L IIIiEBEILL.
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SAVINGS BANE,
ALlaipugaT, PA.
Cora ilsa. 18.111136
STOMEHOLDEIII IVIDUALLY
D•WWIS rwelvad Wx per wit. Waren
allows,' •oath. Ooppailis. • l'Artleulw &MUM.
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JOHN W. RIDDIA. , OuIdw. • 411
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PRINTING AND WRAPPING PAPERS
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No. al Wird !treat, Plasbarga, Pa.
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tarea.lom laiaraton. Jou . r
OrruniOierrotlriotalltil OvaviteOn.
THE A NENADI
Ihutroso EN n.
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f or. IL WV. I
I - II
pooh.; .d oust's' of Tor gding,
ESDIrOaD AVICKOII. hos Salton to Gum
Alma; sad j.
IMAM'S ALI4Y, bola Gress to Donlllleus
street' • •
Is sow ready for e auttestlau. sod Gilt remota
I. Ulr olhoor-Wout 111 ..... GOMM/. Tom
dun Nototabor Wu. reef. when they out 6.1
plued In the 0117 Tuamotu'. Oleo for oolloo •
tloo. t
141...111001i,
solt. ' Itootueor and Sarre or.
Tiv,o aux THOUSAND
Half Spanish &gars,
tr, s mmt.• miasmas, w@tu u
Eight Dollars Per Thonasad.
onEHT: F. WEDDELL.
19 11(ofmatrr*nnstn • RAT= Mt.
WASHEIVITON XELLA
%kin toed um, ?Idltexi grail Cm*.
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We Wa'APIIEBSON,
riravv, - Pag;
oho. on', fres .1' onion. Unlit ot sit
d.
anonood. nun Oars sholl.d, on snort aotiot
Erni* Nos. I ANDY LAIID.
Is sienna for Yaw ty
r. =Limas a 00..
sow Oa. WIN. 124 Pm mists
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ord. COVOEL A COLD. OR A
los,' fiIIOAT oeaoh ., tea t •
tentin. and ohoute be eneek,e. .lee.d to
=Wane,
Irritation of the LUII(St • Po
Thrust Moamar. or Cosonrapi
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BROW V 3 BRONCHIAL TROCHES
•
Becht& direct Witten. to the porta. rye , m•
media tenet. For BrOlaehiti. t tam,
chlt:e7e h e, w b rood
11ancu.
tollgrltaig Pmatlia:ltakers bee them
Obtaln.ind.x leidsCriteL Too.
pan." and o no. tete anc of the 11e0ernales
...MM.. Oh.. may be Gamed.
SOLD Lesalrwanam
lir:: 0 : •
hal she tortilre r Po r l r dra 0 2i f of Th aT . t!ITI re ti e f
eld t hee c dioceses or the prostrate glands, coo r
Pe'ie la' :Oar': '; odor.
IarnELNIKOLD , B
I 231703317
le a certain Cite tar alums of the
ximrare,_ eztA, viit. Lawn
ixilkatigi ( Prikrj,
A. 4
datxvottit.vauzuw..
wn.a.r.a.II E L I T Y "6 " 3 '
OR 76V
:Log , whatavw cum. origWaUng A .
sad RR Rat
HOW LORGSTA.RDINO.
Dina.. Of .hate area. require. the rice of a
Curette. If no &reamer ti I. .stanitted tr.
tion.empllen or Inman, may ensue. our
nodflesh
and 81.4 are .noriorteilfront tlethetasources, d
.
NE•LTII AND .NAITINEB3,
AV that or Posterity. depend. .p.. promptof a rellalllt nmedy. nee
ItZLIEBOLD,ANXTBACT HUMID,
Established stewards Of /11 Yam. PesPasad by
• H. 7. IfELEINOLD, Dessiegtet,
$4
=retd•:27P Y LEN k Atergi., P..
Ileld by all 1./rnralt. Seklo,ll,
arl/ELMBOLD'iI • CONCEN.
RATED EXTRACT AUGER le the
.Brent Dt T eretim . . EltdmitomPl CoPrearreayme
lErranc-r AAAAAAAAAAAA la the Great Wood Po
rtlier. Beth are prepared ecudding to rules of
Pharmacy and Chemistry. and are the moat ad.
Rye that cart be made.
Bold by Drupelets Ova
➢EW PERFUME FOR THE ILUDRERCRIEF
Vimlmao• lll•onsing C
Phulmes "Nigkg Bhieislng C
•
Photon , * I .
Blooming Comm.?
Plealee , * "'Mess Bleseetea. Ce
Pitoli - ixs "Night Inmost.; C
A load arepthltA &Urea, and neva. , Pre.
Ilatllled freer tha rare arA beeettfel Bower f
sa.a.tund WY by
PILSLON & SON, New 'reek.
BEWAIIE OF COOrTrIWEITS,
AM FOR eITALOWB—SAFE NO °TULA
fT : l I I' :1
BUCHU AND INPROVID
In
WASH cases occrel and delicate disorders_ al
liheti. sten.. atl Dila exprase. MU.. or motel. .
zat:rdiet.. lacrzmience .. t o ng 11 e=l* . ..
j. t
a t 4l.. trot% stilarloas properties.
,
. • s :Xlirl
111lINHILL a
BOILER MAKERS
SKEET IRON WORKERS
Ira k 20, MI, 24 and SO Penn SG
Sanaa noare'mt . lora yard and foralthad it
.111, Ik. toad •PPooad rasoldnay. we an pa
lmed to almanac. every 41escrIptIon of Both
an la Its bat moaner, and warranted anal to
Say mad* in the country. Chlemain Breech.
Nrant• E 0414 Swink I . lDea. ',manatee Bon
us. Conelenaen. halt ran• Tanks. CM Ulna.
UMW,. nettling Pa.. Boller boa. arlogsa,
*agar Paw, cud Imo alaantartorers of BABB.
HILL" PATIENT BOLLXIdt.
flaoartir done Of i Ina &bora. Matta. I.:4111
tram. .4 bloom I
DIMWIT
lo health .4 Amu to 111
pabld ebeek. Deblll
setimplal.' by nosy !durables eyouptotes,
sad It Co uvulae.t submitty to, consume
•
Its Its ensue. 10:1
112 MAKE SOPEIRIOU
COPPER MILL Y MIELTINCWORKS.
PARR. MoCIIIIDY ilk CO..
NC Bolt
jlte"Eln"'"'"ei Val. C irfet:t a'"'... . " l , llgrro "r in l a t
Cloutu LI) on U. Maws' Maalpe.
11190W BEV/ 11 4%.11, 0 4,Wrirt
leoesal ord.. SC Wont cat to 881 desire/
pattpui • • .04:c34:111•1
ad alga°424„Yilinr,=..."?',4
taxa la Its scam 011.:111•2
arllOOlllBON, BEA /IL "e1:1 4 ,
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01•Ofil or. so Hammy. =ma • *alai.)
WASHINGTON WORZB
rimminsaad maabialdls,Ptitsbungs,
Nowa:actor.. of Boot .0 mailoolo7 !soot
SOM.% Hiut Ifaztoss. YN Nootonary. Qua.
lasofusg. Corooto of on d000riptloao: 011
Taus ull 511110. Halm and Batas Iroa WmL
00.18 cosmos Post sod &alibi obi no.
Offraseata for GISTAIIVB PLTZNT 20.
11C07 . 011 mr holtu
eIiWIENFEEDLEO AND DELI.
CATC CONNTITIMON*, of
.. 11 . 1 .30OLS'S EZTAACT Bram. It will Woo
Met sad oltergallo , yid enable Tor to
oleo. wen. • sollanfr
11OFTHE G POOL.
• .
AND 11011311 OW MIA=
op.rrEDWen ARD
t. AJSIIO O
ot 1•770.
4 4' c s labrel ger °wa ♦ rn
• tea destroy slmaisel4rrei
Adlnuo, Dr. J.
Tux; mr,...4.•••04utua, PW4d.l~ele. Pa.
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.O..MILITIX:hi!"" II ... v a Z ir " t° `
. starluci Boma La. IM:110Vsallit
oeftinr, II
qviscr a. scorr,
. DENTIST,
xo. is PRAW diTREET.
neriIIIIIRGII
OE=
OrTEDI aLtneir OF MAN ,Is
aoryou
sbevild lutsealateltyb a•
ss
fulm•nr
IarBIANITOOD AND YOUTH.
PIM Viet lit alm rooklaed )7 tutu
xxxxx re Bum& salailrit •
(heapSoapl GoodSq)
NAMUR IMPInD
SAPONIFIER 11.!
licaelsatiltad Lye.
i D. for Soule Hari flon.
TWELVE POUNDS OP SOFT SOD
FOR OAR CENT.
*my Arany OAR ilk* their Own
Soap.
AIL VARIETIES OF SOAP
goialtp Kula n• • Cup of
Coed.
Ti a our Cencentrated Lye, for making
Just discovered In
murtmaxn, ZN Tfur, anon° area,
and la analinsed mainly of Alumbans
of &d, widely when zateid with Rat
ana PAZ preducal the •
BEST DETERSIVE SOAP
Tint woarz.
1 Box v111,461'. 173 toed golf goap,
Its equivalent la supezim Had easy,
bsell Draggiata and Chosiies
In Um Maid elates.
or nu. =nu wan *ACE
Dugan min Qualls It 14 4444144 la
mum. 44a1k mallabalaig 4$ 444.4 4 at
• 411414.1 411444ta1, of 1114 ..kalmmala
animas- 444 . D.tigilsta 14 all Oa
Imams 44 4•1414/sst she Called 1141444.
44 of
CUITORD 1101131C12 TON,
.101112$1 Airenit
FAMIMae,
Pw.
11
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POLGATE & COOS
r c: ) \-• C 41), 1-1.
iiERMAIST '
cj &COi
" C I ar.LroEFVE SOAP
Z ="‹ it. .isauatetarea nom ?Tree
..bM, , C I
fOea WIWI V:
BARK /111119SICA,
.4.1111.033.X1DM1
t j a rr earllWage .
BOHM atteallaa thil
1.10. at Cann au. pa
DRY GOODS, M:jlffldi:ENGS
BARRED FLANNEL
WELL K NOWN
IXTAL_NINTINGt,
I=I2EI
BARRED FLANNEL,
In Iliac& ' and Bed,
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BLACK AND WHITE
.01 SaAI6.TILCIrEI MIT C110.13r.
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES
PROT, DICKSON & CO.,
54 Wood Str
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GOODS AND PRICES
TO SUIT ALL
MIMI, CLYDE &
78 & 80 MARKET STREET,
Would lovlte the attention. of tde publla to Wolf_
large stock of
Ladles' Wool BlmI.;
Ladles , . and Children's Wool 'Hoods:
Ladles , and Mama , Balmoral Bklrts
Chlldroa's Wool Mitt.;
Children's Wool Lege.:
Wool Wrlatlo.a, of m colon.
We ego offer for gala oaa or the
ebtaogga lots of
Ladles, Geel's and lasses' Gloves,
Bask. Moil, Merles. BUZ!.
We hays also In mask the most cots:data las
•rtment of
Gent's Kerbs* snd Wool Coat.• Gsatss Wool
04 010.140 alit. ane Drawers: east's 04.01.
la 'traveling shirts; all the best athles of Out•
ra aaa •Iles; also. a lasso nest of soars; at
• at *listens ;glees. A spleaskt lot at
MU 1 / 1 1111011111111 TB 11111111
1111.1t000
Aire, d
L. CoVan, Loco Esafterattiofa, Ire
Hmtkereht. re, Moe /WM. 10, 1 k I
$l.. Cllk Time, for T.olo. Jr.
Jebbeis well regal, burnt, wfil do
• loos over Ott rook. az we an We to .1111th
net of 10. most fastltlon.
•AOpIIX. OLYDE t co
a=MM
FURS! PVRI: FURS!
urE DAVE JusT RECEIV
to • MM. 11.040/tMOIS Of
-V I TT ,
IM!D=Z:
AI.. • Atli anathema& of
actin tee Cars habitat Cook &c.
DENRISON & HECKERT,
NO. 27 FIFTH STREET.
ae7S.
TUIRD ARRIVAL
NEW GOODS
M. BRICIPMLD & CO'
110175 f 4.116111. ..11011b IbrlDe
CALICOVIrerIIe M. tar J
BLZL•D 311311L1/15, Inuit ft. ler 12. K.
=I
BL&BZZYB, world MIA for Isaa-
altar ARMY BL&BIETIL
=criginea ALL WOOL, worth et for 73n.
D. SLR for v.
• large atnartniat nen, and baantlllll roods
Oaten at Umlaut awn.
2.121133ber tb• plata,
a•. $7 lIARIIRT OTILIZT.
1867 . FALL TRADE. 1867.
ARBUTHNOT, SHANNON & CO.,
lirholasale Dts,lare
DRY GOODS,
N.. DS WOOD 1111117.1 M, ptts.bvity
On, at Es. lan aloe. Masa Boa4l.
Ulu allay • Chick. Juana. Tampa.. Olotba. Loh
planer, , oats. it.. T. A it Cssalalam. nsa
es4, shawl.. at rt.. Whit. flaoos. Ilmaabe4
se. ass., *Wee: full Ilse of Rollo. aa4
Nolan lifed, barred . /laa gala. Or luta= .ad
home imas.aolura
PORT".IINIV rtiiMls°N IrMI
1f 4 014/flrfLI.L nitienzu
it.W.pNanlWßoosn
and
=11. 1 1; till Meal *.
Ilea la, an do.
rarunaula.
alzuraps , lnot . tad' to t5ll sad azazulso oar
Mi;i2En=
GUMS ONDERWEAIit.
+.Anus• transawmas;
!Lunn , vanznws►a,
1101 . 5 , ILINDILSWXAL
CHILU6LSy 11N111.11
L
MX. ALL wpac AND mum s°.
♦1 prices . so low ale belin4lo6 war
NAOMI a CARLISLE,
Urea. 18 Wirth IlOsamst.
sozi.
TB, NEW
coes,a
UINIJINE /MINOR COILB/1774.
LLIGANT SAM 8
Pi*)
=3
N tn . STYLI2I Olt 1111.1111111466.
l st *vested al
macaum a CARLISLE'S
205 . _
19 Fifth Rivet.
1
(?Ili!fillfM NT. t CO9
Ir/U14214.1.1C DRILL= LIN
'OREION AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
lITMZT.
bird ho..a aeon Dumna &U 4,
rrrreßuse et. ra.
HAZARD POWDER.
T ell A3ll
elm NOW P
n REPARED ar TO•
,at nest nall all orders tar lge or
amp btu at
HAZARD'S CELEBRATED POWDER.
erdara Irlt at or nal t 7 ant] to lay atom
Mos. ITS sad ITII PLACILL4 MUM, Lib.
Owl/ Oily. Po., tit. ton nzpuxo smicrr.
Plttatamb. Pa., Intl :man. prz.mt.u.µ.l.
ARTHUR KIRK:
natelll
"tilelt=l6 • Aray.in"'" 4 .1""".
ANDEEOOIII & WILSON,
'Merchant Tailors,
AND DiALIKS IA
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
1! tom MIS, star WEIL
Ce1gt.Tgrr.. , ::,'41, 1 41. 4 ,,%"=47.°
Unaletneu'll 1 , . aaa
.aishlng (toed% whlalk
P. ,74l :: , ="vattl b z.V.• ""u t..
riPERING.-211112. M. Ammar
wW Op. 01
BATUEIP/7, Tab YTB iNST/13;
• Weed's sae ran varlet, et the Wen oral et
WithlTZ7l KILLI lii.
At
Zt. i .loo (/I ST.. . Alleshe.7 nth.
BOQUETS • CUT FLOW
At t=3 OATIAID,6AIVIII9O2IZA
1010 B. A. '111:00011
FOB BALI-1LE.1.1. ESTATE.
F OR PALE—The best Farm In
ralrtald =07.1
Pa.. Cantabile,/ about - Au atzes, 5111.0 s
'Ell.' ,7, l6%."4.'brgrgr,t'gulttgfr.t
ps
:=II;rtZL'ITA° Ito toe eeftot Iglu. Two Mile and one Death orchard. The
whole fun Is voter a [den state of co.tivellen:
the (analog Is all No. I; the sell Is good, •ed
well watered; about 00 acres oleared, tne
mated., in good white oat llmlar. This Drop.
erre Is offered at the low pills of mg gait.,"
Per eery. Possession Leuctodlatotr.
Alegi, a rata. 11l seta In roan towashlgo,
Westaor. laud countT. =sages cleared sad o
der oultitatiOn. >G acres of Itst-fate white oar
and oilier timber. 2
altiries, %Depth. I Slag. with • tenant hour..
with a iirst-iste Stearn naw/nlll ha - good runtLe
ali tf=ZTuT.P.II:
It MU one ecuAar t rL a cUrhe
Railroad: nitrates east of Pittsburgh. sad there
Clips west of it. , , ;e2thzz. Thie farm g pleas. I
hoOrgri g sabe Is enderlieLUlL rood
.oat. Utle Is goo
Also, GO acres Derr! bOwnellir. Wettoncre
land etatate. Pa.. wltr.ll. tone mtles of Blair.
e, and terse wiles of two etations map the Pa.
S
rho Impoovententa are, a new fretue
dwelling boost and outbelldiug; a new steam
maw and grist gall!. With two mu arbutus, two
botany. eloChr, and all the naheesary altars.,
and 1,012.h0ur...hat , of choke fruit trees. The
whoie traut untlerluld with a sin foot vein of
goal, now opened , and an shaman.. of I ra
tone. This progertT will be sold .ere low, It
applied ter a 0 e.
Anso, toe best Hotel In he Vorongh of leellsno.
the wanly west r roams eo.ty, re. rho
• 'arse font story bike building, of LI rAums
and abutment under tbe wool, booze, and Is
' .Itoated on thecornef of Philadelphia And fly.
mu. street. on • let 00 b. tie fret: sad on said
premise. frame holm is by Se feet. e•ed as •
ood bons. in toe lower store sod bell roo
ore: silo, a Ant. st.b'e le by 10 lest: oh m
o. a
half lot, 50 by 10 feet on welch la • large Ramo
stable. tea u slivery stab,. Ibe wboir prop
erty hal recently toss painted and reblred
=revile:net, and iz one of the best locations f
• pub.io boo., in Western Pa., and will be sold
"Irefs,bribnrtnaleV=%t ter pee., to •
Lute!. juiltyr."l2.tTkrribT7et:re'r
Letrobe. •statioa on tbe Penes N. it.: Moores
bf ere seed land. ander good Inning. the residue
i sects! good white oak. blunt ,oak s churl,
ackwamot and locust timber. lea
rAtA fArg , s zc lz t o led fejl :rag cotuvacov.
uf A MAMA: iltigs”.so kaUtTZ•l't"eral
told limeetoue ender uol •whole tract., .0 11 con
venlent oborrha schools mill. de.
Au further paruesuars =aura or
:owns, 1
Da Beal /state Anent. 164 gonztli Elt.
moo ACHES OF VALUABLE
Timber, Coal and Mineral Lands
FOR BALE.
!Moat. on the line of the Penheylmmia Cen•
tral Railroad, In Cambria county,aelihio
dietanee of le timers beadle.: bat • tool ago on
the hallroad of nearly three miles. elessrai
or obe ben quilt? of pare flen bitumlecns coal
Rom
the whole trete. The veins rim gentle
from tue Railroad towards tbe rem el' the prop.
eery
Obese Its aleoreartet for eahe
sad It Teta cola kntllltho to wee urea are It. The
tritirYt can Ull jail/
.Eo. and Potter's al MP. sane Moue for
building sad for ells, manufacturer.. Rot far
beneath th• bed reel of the coal eatmetran dm
$ velaable bed of Iran lire, which Use men
opened
tactworked weetwara. A great ponies!
of the ..... with valusele timber of
lane growth, much as Ash. Obsrm. Linn, Pop.
Ur, Oak. Ho. The Isclllties for trameortlog
tale timber, hensw amfactured into lumber.
either east o ve r
west. sue exisurpassed. a here Ia
• water. t over dew Wit on the extreme oast of
the mot, lad ..... sad Mamon there le et,
mere lent steam Maw Mill, recently erre ed end
now entandie,TO to 12,000 feet per day. The de
em 4 /or lu seer at thls t hl C 7 ..... an,
much larger supply could be readily .old at she
milt, •Ma there is or roan and timber on
thle propeirtyfo .......i soch mills.
One sae forams., of Me mopes ty ars worth
from Illebteo to MAC There ere two large mem
sloes bully for remote proprietors la eleetot
ten• large shale hems. slops, ke. and *hoot
ten tenements for erentmen, w th stables, Sc.
These Lads Sr. alto well adapteo to taming
porpesea. sad leder proper serich.eurai treat
ment would yle , d goal crops. walla [bey are
ep•ciall, melded to cruller porpmes•
lot farther ymticutars apply to
R. IieLAIR s co..
TY Fourth Street.
n 030.690
2,000,000 ACRB
BIG LIMA FOR SILO,
BY VIZ
Union Pacific Railway Co
111IITEHN DIVIISIO3r,
Lylog along the nue of Melo noon. at
1100.10 SS 00 Per Acre,
•a 6 ea a CBXDIT 01 . ITVX TZARS.
1Nri.n 1 =1.......1114 Is., &adze.
JOHN P. DLTEREIIX
Land Oosanandoner, Sanaa., Eanaag
On, 1011.1.11. B. LAJLEOILII, Say,
11001E9 : 110019E8 I
One tioe.l.te,7 Xnek•
On. t.ree-inory
One three ster7 -
Oq teree-scery inlet
One tlitenner/ nitnn—••••••••
One t.n0.,0,1 ...•
Two two•etorr Tresnee, wick.
YOB !ALE Dr
STEEL & WILSON,
Erekers nag Real Estate Aeeata,
R. 665.1646616 litre.{
MEI
WAHREVOTON CO. FARM
,
. AIR SALE—A tract of CO ares. of widely
KO la cleared, and Oa nnaalparr porarod with
Ono wham oak Umber. shu nted to West Pled.
lay towadno. Wu
ton county.county.Pa...• nlioa
tooth of Weal Aiewo and X ore awe from
tfaoaytooro. . la
Ii to churches and
schools. Buoy It two tog hoax.. new stable
sad grata houses: an orchard or alaht sere. of
I li nu oll ' = " inrot " W 01:. 6 14 ". "
11:ZZE3
I=l
as. Ns. asszamr..s.mdr„
R.*. I. Stock and Best Estate
Apollo Betllellsur, ►om'th.txlot
DWELLING Inv SEMEN.-
PV.W.—The annerther la now bonding. and
will toe. have resew for sale. a Ina brink bone
Vor onbeintte parlor. Phenyl
ertair ' atat. l l h alN at re ;INTO ' : 1 irrge " el a
end
ss cellars. Mate root. marble anuses. apealr
rlrglfel,."ltfinnUa7jaV
Ins to parehae, no Invited Wean and examine
atieprentlaes, na snout. •alk from Quote.
Valley elation. 2. In, W. • O. ballway. or ad
dress by ann. • 'ULM WAY; J...
Inntinsw. Sewleanyylllo P. O.
Fola BALE oa BENT . igAIP•
A Rana at Chrhenterls Station. on ihe G is•
tral Railroad. containing RS antes; intlirot
moots, two houses and stables, good orchard: .11
in Mauro and good for oultivauon. AlsO, Mr.
tealother guess, goodlseallties and yeti Un
stored. tablet, I will seD cheap ann on reasona
ble Unnsh Also, a Manor of good bonging lots
la p the i t r iy i r r d i z u sbzle . .
WiL l LlAl o t r wmun
110 kiranl street,
I Onnesite the Chthedral.
'S
A COAL 'WORKS £Oll SALE,
ae.Wo of 704! air Nam train daily.' In.
on mule*, and an eat 'al:L.4lll2ra. wa
r.3large bnalnee• and 11:mediate overly:lon. Thera
are al norm etc..!. ' , IL In one of the molt
rsanable work. on the Monongahela Wenn artil
be mold low and OD ge.od ter
4 . 4:A la antaux, a,e
nut et.. anemone Goan Holm% •• I>
1:1411101E AND LOT FOIR SALE..
pleated at comer. et Demean and robe
atreeta, Pittsburgh. Lot feat tar mtoteet. ex
1T.14 Ve n t:OITA e . e ', lx!' re Re * "'""
Matt ItTarealwater S aa tbeeot..a-re ee. ge
tsly B. ale , alai* 0.,
11 /001 lb street.
LITHOGRAPHERS.
nriArrl intoravr. • mos
sciforany &
Ohoormr. to theo P. isairehmar I Ca.)
PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHERS,
The OILY lariat LITHOOItarMO 13110.
r Witlr Or TOO MOCINTAINtI.
8a0.... U.MI. Letter Ow., load.g .u .abOs,
1. ', 17:4 " 1 eririsal? rItAVIU'ols
caoh, ie.. Nos. TS and 74 ez-a rztte.
burgh.
Luse. A. AULLE
. LITHOGRAPHER,
No SO POITFITEI BT., Apollo Holldlng
01110811 DRAPV, NOSE% BILL and LIT.
TMINI.nDa. Al., done In at inyloi.
TOBACCO. CIGARS, &o,
JOHN MEGRAW
XAZ lACUarZtAnearatlo nett!'
Tobacco, Snuff and
zicaLro-so irevsa al .
te"rit".Vlrtir:Ml?"'"t.gi
ElFcraszon woußs.
R. & Wa JENKINSON.
lissultsetasers sad dealers to
'Mimeo, Snag Cigars, Pipes, gal
ra• YZDZISAL ST tameness.
CO
WaPalmated to Cook. !Lice or Roast
as well as any Wave Is the trataa.
BISSELL & CO ,
A.lio °starlit mid ter WV. PA91.0.1 STOWS,.
Hirral.fl 020NritA
rituriTik
ft..IIItIttICOOKINO Ealtelttl. te.
11/11EABri
1111;CLilt IS
BONDS, STOOKS,
AND BFAL ZSTATF,
4polLo BuUdivig, Fourth M.
Sauk. ingoranee and Minlntim Banda, and an
kinds at otcons b^oilat and sold on cennolnlon.
Mon at bought and BOW. Stop •
TNOIAL DUBBER BELTING,
rums, mt.,. hatur. • Mat. aa Rep
/or a.le at the hem !Moor re and +., at
Mali alma. !.•al. lB Iliarta.
MrGRALBID FAIR,
Under taa auspices of ta.
lakite H.®e•.e?ttlie ChritAle
HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAA,
vivr"lir zrALMar-e.
rum,ma * zu S s
owMtv. " AJON WLtW"ig
Monday Eveal.g. Deoirmber Id.
Sinstleateg Valli DATITBDAY. Dee 212,
Feb. will be epee fedi do. tot vt•l2 M. TO ea
*ta ea me r.
,nritatt cents; h drila 112241 . 12 you*
e
or *III be oarved ever) 2.7. to. I? to
r4 c c ,: t ": . t• 'parts (..r sammlae atel i er.
Meta
MrACADEMI OF MUSIC.
TWO CONCERTS,
•
BY PEE
MENDELSEORN QUIIITETTE CU%
Bov •I e 4 Mlts ADDIE /STAN. th e Olan" 11
iatte.s. •
Wedoenday, sod Thureday KTIMISMiI•
December •Iltb madOlSti.ll.7.
iIShbt.I7;NT:IIL.S"x atinrrierrs
pc . PKII Of W.
ultiCV" .
ens ara ova a
uslsFe!tcc tor.t Muskat Catartalnasataac
[iv P.naralanaat
I p oerth n , elo. , :itbleVtig=ll. ""&l
_ _!n.laAT. , n ,. t!..sneteLta and m. Oltale,ll_ll
:,, ''' ilTaa rc a,:infq;:a r :::::l7oin d m:::: a t i re. rert
orh II Wood crnt, llondar,
Concert at[. ses.ha
W—ICIASOSIC HALL.
EIGHT NIGHTS IN WONDER WOOD,
CIEGEICIIG FRIDAY ITEM, Ist 2ND.
PROF. AND IIAD. MACAILDIThiIf
Ile ;ratkink! of tle 1p I `
W WII are.ent oath evatlna • choler gelftgaa at
aw•a, WON. , Eltak sad 11.1••171.1*,
"it in%Vai r /IMlD l Tll T g li taa '" a7 re , a " Ti
I+l'l utvaa....w..y"xvtrair.
. ..............
banned ae Ott 7 .4; . akaa•• •••.
.•".
boon opsa Ott ocauaa, . ..
di r .. . 11 1:=4,01111 Y:TINeI• gam, Ihillas
a eaaaoom aresth. Aar:II:Ni I :4LN 402
parts ot the Davao.
t" - FESE FAIR AND FESTIVAL
• 07 TrtS
FIRST lINIVERiALIST ElifittlE,
WILL OPEN AT CITY HALL,
MONDIY Minn, DEOENBEE 'ra p
•nd veil be oven eve., eftelnum and eventatre
A Bender Masten. been mamma. and Dlaaaleffe
mere! ec sneers e foreeme and
ammtententa
tuve b•en s the °mums. * large
t:4trrtfl7t::l=rsdan O r =rettnn i giag e n t t l ea
announces of Jetvelt7, and eultable •Eabentle
menu. each av oyster., in. Cream. Oates. Clue
IV; Ift r .l4 t t y . lit: IV:VW:7Zr' 722,
Admleslon 563 tante; onlleren under tattles
Tore 15 o.ntta
Immred Tnee ltyi
eND
a 7 1 . 00x1 ItA7ADI
a ta t kIAe n t il X. ant
de1:00 -
erGEIAND VOCAI f AND
.INSTRUMENTAL CONOMIT,
AT MASONIC HAW
TUISPIDAT EVZNIX4.I, DEA lota . , u.r
BY NB& S d BLWYEE, • •
Amsted hi her DODD s gad sienna ant deal
amstoora of I•httborit atm Aliegbals. •
admission DO 011/111.
TklceD eon hr bad .1 Metter'. Nast. otort.
Woo • Jura. t. amt at Mrs. Blom% LI /MO DR
Doors opro a• 7 o'clock; T7021011.111•1411t0
notoo at 011.1eorlh NI S.
TO GLASS MAXUFACTIIIESS.
IVE 9 trNDEBBIGNED having
the AV./ for Um ail, of 34.
• •
COPLEY POT CLAY.
ate pow prepared tO rondszt It la say 4!._•!1•07 • t
It o toot. lower to procure Ude anpertereeter
I•Va lt n e=l ll4‘ poUt e e ' lel l te a tollr 4 t
a better article for pots now say loWe l = •
we having &Pered an avert eland ot Mp•
months tor each pot. mot Osto _ ite= i tt
right sod few toonthe. We will roralah
gtrrap2.l=4l' Ille b rtft i rLor tide Clang
tr:ouldetlY; • ""'M
Dan=k ak sox.
w.hl'lLlllNtirm7i i rt s . •
I. Louts,. klawnrl
=MEI
SOO
4 PO
"118 T RECEIVED, AT
ROBERTS tk BHERamenli
Ma
WEOLZBALE AND =TAIL -
Ceppq obi; Nei IBA lara ludiehly;
mu. eaollTalt6lAD BT.. rirrastrasm:
ofpfilookiloh. Hole.* vid . L .. erfar
Oral 'Ate %Ur wfol MI. - Tait
F tigio=lrill4 eWa f Wl T A A TlV4
raidv.hl.l4: coookintzto Also iereta
Omar' • oatottels?.l%tlZAl 1 1 / 4 ItAtet gtioe
nVeTrlf ;I:',!V: Ttle ' ;::o 4 t r etrittott he the
mon ti , t to or root rt. Caat.ters. OCIPLUI
saatvEz. QL ivicaratswerA
iron 33roker,
124 First Street,
/gnat for the gals °Morainal; lbsasibaami.
jo.po.the, Isabella. Deskeablaen. malaoPas
6:radon, sad other braads ofbatbraalle, Tout.
I og [may Cot &a/0110..1'11Q 21. Charming&
11101 es.
Cutes= WA ugd orders
Had. ramaethally Soil
154,1,
J O DN D. BALLET & Auto.,
STOCK AND SEAL ESTATE BRUM
AND AIICTIONE/28.
tfrrl.l=Mattatergt Mg: "Mt
boßl Yarnßore. fia. nnbtron tle
"li4.gVlragn O. ill beretofolll.
sale of Beal Balaton% 'Bloats sale.
011reniViAlfg li°l4l.7gr "`""ti
S COlaitr.lONAA's 01.1,10.4
NCITY 0, ALLSOLIV.r , 111,1; I
OTICE.—In pursuance of
resolution Clannells, adapted th a '
lint., tete, really all event Whose (L i" '
brateat clop eon. Prefect above the leval al Um •
Devewent have thee/tree levered total/ beret
wlthla tee asps from the •dat • fir the publleattea
be "*"`"1.
......ezettiviru--, •
StreefiComalaeleaar e •
EMLIEI
pRLVLTE DIBEAISES.
omft—sisast PIM; 8113191 T, antral&
•
Per the can of all disease. of a pin*
to Cross Iso to Am days, by ma antlrery VR
imte treatment. also, demlnal Wsalcasid sa . la
all othe z ra 'seams albs irealtal orrammul nab .
I"itigiarnmtpa °wormy rstunded.
k ,'". ..s. ~.. tn. m. 1b 3 'T!"3.14"...
FULTON MACHINE 1908/iIL.
arZni7t7:FjolTaNktfts. 4141
.s /tints. medal
<Weed
P. P. 0E1.3E. We1l•••1114. 04.
F'll7a irra " re . "W .
91:4177..
D. R. MCI
DIAL=
°E 'RAPlit.'.4ll,g''srp-TYA
want LIIeCCHLIIN • 20111.
Wad W.Wr
Wart_ho.uiN teernurr 'I" imkzir •
. •
I
WW_ SRI!! 2103 .
w7st=i%,wArdt.P.run." periQ
/REU•B ALIVAT&U • OU.
B.IITANW tUnrmitzirratu•'
.tywr ut a r)4 . lo . 4 y v item
%IT"
Aron, w
aitr prostoly elmena.Mti • "
9? 2,1 4 1
.
JAMES B. JONES,
D1&33
Scrap Iron, Light Iron,
CLEM AND, witouGuerr mos,
micir•ni. etre.
'' . zegm Clt
CLIAILILES IIEIZENGTEIIIIr,
rrussizaz. Azzapassissi
lvooitD doer ado.. Dfaialhad.l
Glass, China Ware a Table timer,
et emrrzets rxtots,
Wane rkr.h.i4
le a Int alas. Meta on haze. Call axe ezatallai
ra , wood.
letbes
formal- Basilan,
PUMP MAKER.
And malauhketurfi at all kinds or WOODAIN
UItT TUAIT, No. 3J TRIAD MUM'S'. 11.11.0. 7
11"""h! tnao
11EADQUAILTERS
Warm Airitegblers and VenUlaiam
Mack or Matoglee...or Roam. is
iSSECIL & r.
xo 3135 LTREtaly2 ST.
1:31X3
816 , 000 TO LOAN,
ON BOND AND 7.,ozremui.
3 pzrznnr.
No. 62 anuiluiam bum.
+.yteal raw* boeeht sad •614.
1, e P. BETTY,
wicaupgAL. plums to
Choice •Wineeand Liguori,.
NO. 08 N. L con OHIO 15?. AND MUMMA
Jutedwa City.
FIRE siongpve
Or • NSW alma, •
ILL ell oalotloss and sold Fid Tod.
Tat trl26tS, •
107 sciaucErwrierar.
. ^.1 4113t • In.o.
WREAT.-104100
CHOICE Nb,l IPRINO WHEAT,
Alrtrine mut ror We it
',saint irALLAIoIe;
• ma Liberty nit,
OM
MI
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IMECZE3
NXgl
rrrinavaua. ra.