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The national Republican., 1862-01-11

~ The $ar, 10 pursuance Of the plot to
break down the legislative branch Of the Gov
erument 10 which We called attention yester.
day, continues its daily assaults upon Con
Lrees.
The national Republican., 1862-01-11
Marriage n High Life.

On Thursday afternoon, u large and fashion
able assemblage Of ladies and gentlemen con
gregated at the church Of the Epiphany, on q
10 witness the marriage Of Walter D. Dsvidge,
. prominent member Of the Washington bar
with the accomplished Miss Fannie Washing
ton. The ceremony WAS performed BY the
Rev. Dr.. Hall. Tho happy pair, after receiving
! the CONGRATULATIONS of their numerous friends
started for New York, in the evening train, on
a hridnl tOur
The national Republican., 1862-01-11

WhltehWFSt, No. 43A Psnn. AVenue,
Ii selling original Cartes de uisits photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Fre.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness Of
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and is oon.
sidered the best In existence, Bee our photo.
grabs In oil and water Golors. Also portraits Of
distinguished mon. Attention Of military mon
IL called 10 our full length lettertypes, for ssnd
Ing by mail. dec l3-lms
The national Republican., 1862-01-11

~ sMlTHsONIAH LECTUAEs.-Rsv.
DIR. II. W, PIgasoH, PreadeAt Of CumbeSlasd Col.
Isge, Keatuesy, will lecture On Tuesday evening
January 18th. subject-"JsrFrRsos At AosTicsL'
Lo." ..
The public are invited, adnittaaos ffes. The door'
will be opened at +. NJ, and clossd precisely st
whom the lecture will commence
ian ll-4NT3t
The national Republican., 1862-01-11

GES. DENvER.--Aa order wss Issued from
the War Department yesterday, transfsrrins
Gen. Denver nom Kansas 10 Western Vifgtnts'
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yLAo rnnuHrArrOu.

On Friday, Hon. A. v. Clsrk prssssssd ths
Thirty. .aRA regiment Nsw Ycsk velsssssrs
viii stsad Of resimsasal sad sasloaal selofs,
10 full scooast q which will appear In OUT
next
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~ R.aaiag nssssr On every psss.-sa
FIRST HEARING, Their DECIDING.

FIRsT HEARING, TH8N DECIDING.
The Senate, on Thursday, In The matter Of
The complaints against The Secretary Of the
Navy In connection with the employment Of
Mr.. Morgan In the purchase Of vessels, unani-
mcusly came TO the just conclusion, that before
spy action .hould be taken to his prejudice, be
should have the opportunity to present his side
Of the case. Even the impulsivs Senator, Mr..
Hale. who had at nrst favored moro summary
proceeding, yielded, at last, 70 the Justice Of
this couree.
II Mr.. hale had known the whole history
of the case in 60 New England State" where
an Executive Council voted 10 dismiss an ab-
sent man from office, without hearing, upon
the authority Of . legislative report, he would
hardly have expressed bis approval Of II, or
have cited II as precedent to be followed.
Six months Afterwards, the same Executive
Council, after bearing the party concerned,
voted 10 reverse their own decision, and did 70
with The concurrence aud appreciation Of the
author Of the report upon which they had st
first acted.
INV VI tpc ueuu VI eho NoNy
Department is not put in question. The COM
mission which be allowed upon the purchase
of vessels was the nxed mercantile commis
sion, the same, BY the way, which has been al
lowed by another department, to other mer
chants in New York, upon purchases for th,
Burnside expedition, to the amount Of mil
lion Of money. 10 the case Of Ar. Morgan, th'
circumstances, that be s . relative (by mar.
riage) Of the Secretary Of the Navy. and tha
the necessary purchases proved, 10 the cad, I.
be vastly greater than was originally expected
naturally enough provoke comment Indeed
we should be wanting 10 frankness, II We di'
not admit that they afford fair occasion for re-
gret. But they weigh as nothing against th
efficiency. honesty, and success with which th
vast concerns Of the Navy Department hav
bean administered since the 4th Of March, an
we believe, too, Tint II will be shown, 10 th
end, that ue commissions allowed 10 Mr.. MOI
gan are far les, than the sums saved 70 th
Goverpmept BY his employment.
The national Republican., 1862-01-11

m. .. II. Q Q n q \ o X, shs sslsbraesa
~ Lusg Doctor, Of Philadelphls, y,ll y II wesA
y sns dsS e sfiss e M: = sSs
Al that 81 comp,aisiss With Cosshs, Cold, Goa:
,u1ptloS, Liv.r Complaiat, o. DyspsDea, shooM
can 3 hin. He can saly stay oss dsy. Ms sivys
afvice es, bet charges three dollas ~ thofouGa
exaninatioa With his reepironsteT.
Dr. s. Q. wsits, always has fall ssIply Of Dr
Soheuck0 wedicines On hand. Jan f1-1r
The national Republican., 1862-01-11
SWORD PRESENTATION.

Immediately sftss dress parade last sveoiug,
Sergeant MoMurrsy, in behalf Of the oon-com'
missed officers Of the Twenty nrst New York
volunteers, In = neat speech, presented their
Colonel, W. F. RosERs. with 40 elegant sword
belt. and sssh. n...
The Colonel received the present In . very
graceful manner, and the snfair passed Of In Z
very satisfactory manner 70 eli concerned. The
sword, belt, sud sash, cost $50, and wss pur'
chased Of Gait l. Brothers, on Psuusyfvanis
avenue,
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DEATH OF SAMUEL COLT.
Hartford, Jan. lO.-Col. Samuel Colt died this
morning. ~.
The firearms factory viii be carried on by
the present corporation. ...
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r1 The captain Of the British steamer which
recently arrived at Annapolis, is now in Wash
ington, the gnest Of Lord Lyons.
The national Republican., 1862-01-11
LOCAL NEWS.
- AAvsesasoss.

Hsasly ~ thousand espiss Of The Repsb.
,tca~ Are oiroulaasd among the aoatins popusa.
aco svsry day, ,bssidss tAslares number ssrvsd
10 regular ssbsoStbsrs. AAvsrtiBSSs WIN take
sots aoeofdinQiy.
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T IDT OF UNCLAlnED FRn10AT
IL fouNp At

II 1oukD At
RA1lroAca Depot,
And no,o IN hs Goosrnn'sri Rarshouss. nsar tho
Depot.
Col d II Wi1iaas, sist fssss yois, . 6sIss
W s;:s:, .:.s. ~ ~: e. IS e.. .ss
EsytVv vss fsssse, "a !sst, . boxes
ThoS Dusean, BerdanI =, box
SS1 ss'h sst s.as NifPs{V \ YPsV, |, ssa Ss...
MIrM y zs.s Zen y; yrsst ssst. + ,N, ", DO.
81 H....is:' s's:s: ::s ::s ys1: ys ss.
Gsis 81 3 Y v f!.sa; 3 fsn;pein:, 4 e. /, box
csi s:i: 4. =: RS II 30.
Company 7, Sh Cen. req, boz
Hs:fS.7s L s; s:;s:!' AS !.,S vi s..
4 s;!ii =! s:s IS ;s sss SIS ~: ~ ~ 3,
g, " 4 Rif Il Dst,., Con cond L,sh, B.s..,y,s box..
= kl.e nsrs Z, . bore =, ~ ,,,x
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GiR' &C., 5:ss: saS ~ r. S;it bcs ona '0'''
sis;:'::; S;:'::;:s & y y x 4: se.'.
Penn s:::i;: s;issds, a's Mccall, IL boxes
De kalb vegt, box
Capt II Jsnkins, l7th fsgt, box
Wfietcbss, - Mains ssgt, box
ii Hsnnss:sy, e " yole box
At Seversnss, 18th Maine, boxes.
Col HoCann, S1th N vols, bog
4 L Betcheidsf, IL n II, bag
Can't q b bryent, "a Mioh box
COZ and H., eth Maine, box
Cspt G W Lunosrt, 9th Mich, boz
VIII WI Covert. issS Ysv,lbox
W Merrill, "a New Jsrssy, box
Ms white, ID Vermont, box
L W Price, o N 0sh Nsias, box
l. II Bnyds0, esd fegt, bog
sidney filley, p ", box
Cips Rsyscids, lth N J, box
9Th Nsss Militia, 3 boxsa
N Smith, oh N J.l box
A nFnest 2oth Y, box
Ma Pewsu, Govt Hespital. l. box
IL ID Winch, 18th YSv, box
NJ II Rios, 18th N YS v, boz
JIM Lswis, Stevarys Eugr regt, bsx
OF Watts, "a vols, ! box
Rev Wilson, asth Psana rsgt, lbox
q II Gu,iok, Fire Zouavee, bx
Capt n White, seth P,v, box 's - .-
q + Nichsrsoa, u Msine, 1 box
4" D''p''' ~ d, II. RUCKRR.
iarli-lv Quartermastsr, 40.
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had intimatsd thst there ever was any charge
against the Secretary.
NJ. DAWES. of Massachusetts, sGssed . res.
ca,ton tostruc!tDs The Committss o. Military
~: Si:s: ;s:i: NJ s':Yi; ss.I I;
y q ! 4: ~ :
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SECOND Dl8PATCH.
rRox roRrR.ss uoHROR,

FROM foRTREss MONROE.
Baltimore, Jan. lO.-The Oid Point boat has
arrived. ... .r..
The flag Of truce from NOrfclk brought down
some prisoners but no news.
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Annapolis, Jan. "a portion Of tho aest
bearing the troops Of General Burnslde's eIpe.
ditiOn, consisting of the First and Second Brig.
xdes. sailed this morning about o'clock, and
Al the present writing have steamed up andwtll
probably move In short time. ,....
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Dhillingtoa's Prize Stationery Package
Containine over dty cents worth Of Cool Station
cry, also one piece Of Jewelry. Price only 26 cent
per package. Jan lo-3t
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By TELEQRAP
News raoM PoRr ROYAL.
Fort Pulaski Continues her A.
ssults upon our Troops. 49,.
rHs RsDxLs DErEATHD IN A sKtRxisH.
GENERAL SHERMAN RH1NFOHCND. M
charleston ani 1AvAAnAA 1lAilfeAl y y TAksa.
CssasAsAsss bapsAs Osssarss shssaas
.g NJ Ms tnaeslvitt. .'s ~.
"" SLAVES CoEfINuALLY ARRiviNo, .,.. %
Pisbabl, Fight bstw@n usas, 1atkSen aad Kelly
wAriihs PsssssasAss ~ Cairo. Vi
TRE GREAT EXPEDITION ABOUT 10
THE GREAT EXPEDITIONS ABOUT 10
m a' . .. MOVE r-.,...,..

New York, January l0.-Twelve vessels are
now waiting storage for oargoes at Port Royal,
and new storehouses are 70 BE- Immediately
constructed. arDHH .s rfvl.. .r.'.sfE
Our forces Al Tybee Island have bssa IN.
creased TO about three thousand.
We learn from Port Royal that Fort Pulaski
continues firing upon our troops.
Ono private was killed 10 \ skirmish on the
5th instant, between the rebels and y part Of
General Shermsn's force on the mAinlsnd. The
skirmish resulted In serious iess to the rebels,
besides seven prisoners. .a. r ..I .
Commodore Dupont has sent thirty Ave hun.
dred men 10 reinforce General Sherman for
tho purpose Of making active operations on the
railroad between Savannah and Charleston,
and has aIso severely csDsuEed Sherman for
want Of activity In conducting affairs.
Rsipforoemspts are daily arriving at Port
Royal. '"
All The troops are In good health. and eager
for 6sht. Progress b being made In the ooa-
lection Of the sotton Drop. H1Is
Negroes are continually arriving within our
| lines. ..F..
Frederick, Jan. iO.--It 10 reported and bs.
lisved here that q eneral jackson has appeared
before Ronoey, Virginia, In force, with the In.
tention Of making an attack upon General
Kelly. .. E.s.. '".
II 10 probable that General Kelly will bs suih.
oiently strengthened before General jackson
can mike his proposed attack, 90 that the con.
dict will result In signal defeat Of the enemy.
Cairo, January lo.--OwisS TO tho dense fos,
the expedition southwsrd is delayed.
A portion Of the force has been dispatched
TO Sterling Point. The remainder viii bs put
10 motion 10. morrow, should the weather per.
mit.
|. SECOND DisPArCH. "
Cairo. January l0.-This place presents IN
unusually warliks Appearance. All 10 anima.
ton. The troops have been thoroughly pre-.
pared for the great work before them. The
soldiers are evidently impatient for an onward
movement. ... .........
The fog 10 rising, and the great expedition
will probably start to-day.
The troops and stores are oil ON board, and
the steamers and gun.bosts are ready 70 lsavs
The national Republican., 1862-01-11
A case OF Alleged Bigamy.

Yesterday afternoon, q preliminary eXamin.
alton was held before Justice Gibsrson, In the
case Of Mrs. Augusterfer charged with bigamy.
Il appeared from the evidence that Mrs. Angus
boWer) was married to John Augusterfer about
the year 1851, by the Rev. 8: d. Finkls. Of this
city. II WAS proved that, in consequence Of
family feuds, they sepaI Ated last April y year
ago-her husband transferring to her all his
real and personal property, for certain consid.
erations. Subsequently. Aususterfer len wash
ington, and enlisted rs . volunteer from the
part Of his wife that she had received letters
from him since his absence.
II was also shown BY several witnesses that
the accused Acknowledged that she married
Charles H. johnson, on or about the sd Of DC.
tober, 1861, stating At the same time thai she
had heard Of her former husbands death. sev'
ersl Of the witnesses attended the wedding To-
tivxl; and 10 addition to this, Justice Walter
produced a marriage certificate, under seal,
from . reverend gentleman, whe performed
tho matrimonial ceremonies on the 23d October
1851, In the city Of Baltimore, In the presence
Of two witnesses, giving their names.
Justice Walter testified that be was well
few days previous 10 the 18th Of December
last, received remittance Of 1i6 from Angus.
ierfer, with instructions TO divide II equally
between his three children.
Mr.. J. II. johnson represented the prosecution,
and J. q. Bradley, sen.. Esq, the defendant.
The defendant WAS not present AT the trial
The evidence being closed, Mr.. johnson pro
posed to argue the case.
Mr.. Bradley desired . postponement for tws
weeks, as a messenger had been dispatched Il
ascertain whether Augusterfer was dead Of
| alive.
ingly postponed until the 3lst instant.
The national Republican., 1862-01-11
AlsXaRdrla.

DEATH OF COLONEL GUDwIS.--C"l"nei y. God
win, we'll known In this commuaiiy, died last
night, at his residence retr thts city. Of an
affection ofthe heart. Colonel Goodwin reui"yed
to Alexandria from the interior "f the STATE
some years since, and, during his residence iD
this community, has won many friends BY n
cordial warmth Of disposition which has been
very rarely equaisd. he WAS, Ut one time, u
member Of the Virginia House Of Delegates.
and, under the Administration Of Mr. Buch
anxn, Colonel g. held the position OF deputy
collector of the port OF Alexandria. Many
regrets from our people will follow him to his
grave.
Cur THROuGH BY iCs.-The United States steam
tug Telegraph arrived at this port last night In
sinking condition. and was grounded In Prince
street dock. She Was cut through astern about
sundown while near Fert Washington In en-
dsavoring to tarn around. She had on board
vt the tins some Federal soldiers, who were
taken on By the boats Of the United States BRIG
Perry. Two corpses were also taken of. The
boat now hes in sb"al water, her stern sub
merged, and her bow aground. Local Nus
Thursday.
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ASsAAAb 80 As&OA AGA2CuUU0s
A letter from Knoxville, in the Allan
IA Georgia. Cosfsdency says: 81
\ The Unionists BY thousands are run
ming away from East TspnAsses 10 join
the Federal army. These fugitives cary
with them q thorough incaio ksswledge Of
the country and its Affairs, and esn
hardly imagipe how federal command
er could commit the blundsr ofattacking
Cumberland Gap"
"A letter from Barboursville to the
Louisville Journal reports successful
skirmish Of our forces under Gen. Garter
with the rebels at Big Creek GAP, near
Jacksboro, Campbell county, Tennessee
Two rebels were killed, four wounded, one
Of whom died subsequently, and fifteen
were taken prisoners, iuSludi0g Lieut.
ant Coleseh Whita Who Va In eemnand
All the stores. munitions, osmp eauipaee,
and animals Of the rebels were captured.
General Carter, with his Tennessee regi-
ment and one hundred of the Ashland
cavalry, commanded BY Captain Nil~ard
Of Lexington, afteE the hattie teek posses
sion Of Jacksboro, which IS the oount5
seat, and about forty miles from Knox.
vile. Gsseral Carter has ! large mum.
Der Of loyal Tennessseans who have flock.
ed TO his standard ssd are anxions to be
led against the rebel fos. As soon n
Governor JohDson's preehmatie1 reach
es that part Of .he State. and arms can
be forwarded to the Union men there,
they VIII be able TO fake possession 81
some point ON the Tennessee and Vir-
ginia Railroad, and cut of the rebel faciI.
tiles for ntercommunicatiou.
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01o0x31nE Cars
ON MIGHT TRAINS 70 a&@
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
E53 sss 8 ftE4gEt
~ Baggage Checked Through. -
All Transfers Frse.
FR EIGHTS.

-
BY thisronte, Pr.igh,s q al descriptions can b.
HaiAners,te ~ Ao0 any point On sbS Railrosds
lows 81 Missouri. BY R1ILRoAD DilkcT.
The Penssylv Nnka RnileaaA sise eonneese Il Piaaa
burg with bteansfs. By which Goods can hsSoYv ar6
ed 70 any pstss - Nc OAfo, Ausk ingsn, Ksssuekv
Tsnnsssse. cuuaseflADd, Illinois. WIsssnah, Miss
Pipri. Missouri. Kansas, Arkansas, and Red kivere;
srs 10 ali pNrts ON the N0rlh-WAs Lahss-
AefchAAts and Shtppess cntrnstfpg the sansportn-
ton ~ their Fneight " this Con pAny can rely vtth
confidence on its apeedy transii.
The Mates - FREIGHT
To and from ans point in the West BY the PennsyI.
vania cestral Railroad, are n slI iines AS "A.
M voRAbLh By 81 40 ARE M CHARGED By oTHERRAIL-
Rse B.1sesl., art !. =. g marx psskasss, eva Prun.
For Ersighs 0ohlrscts or shipping Directions, sp-
ply address either of the folio Axeni cfthe
X. +. SASS, ST. Louis, NisSouri. 4
! y. .A.sfEwAkT, Freight Agent Pittsburgh,
cLARkkx CO., Tnasssr Agents. -
II. W. hk0MN a CO., ncinnati, O.
nc. NELDRUM CO., N adison, fnd.s
!. =. A9OkE. Louisville, Ny s4
w. W. AIKAAN x CO., Evansville, Ind
CLARxE & CO, Chicago, ILL.,
VII GE. l. LANCLEY ,GaAipeiis, o..
@. b. NkAL, Parkersburg, Va.
HALL CO., Marietta, O. G
s. PIERCE 4 CO., GAINESVILLE, o.
500 A.DOWkLLA A'COLA Ponsmeuth O.7
X. .MNkEIY, Msyxyiile, Ky.,
J. p. JOHNSON, Ripley, o..
JOHN TODD, ,Covington, KY.
G. L. HEATQN. Cleveland, @.
. 4. g. MELDkuh, Geni Travelling Agstfor
the south and west
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Less ana G.in.


There are honest and true Union men
who deeply regret that We Who stand
for the Union cannot wholly ignore the
subjec. of slavery while the question OF
life or death for the Nation renaAins uade-
cided. To such, We would submit few
unquestionable facts.
The Union cause - now safe from its
chief peril-that Of . European iLteryen-
tion against it; but that safety was se-
cured through the influence OF the sla-
very question. The Confedsratea proGsred
to Europe free trade, boasdless markets
for manufactures with vast and increasing
supplies of cotton, rice, tobacco, 10. We
could not and did not outbid our rival !;
We could emily point to tic fact that tue
rebellion Was the child of slavery. Es-
rope badly wanted to cell her fabrics and
replenish her. stock Of raw materials her
rulers would gladly have struck hands
with tho tsmptcn, and the industrious
macses aaid No-better famish than fll
our garasn By an Infamous alliance With
Slavery; and they have prevailed. Wit
ness the following proposition Of amend
ment moved by the Republican membsr
Of the French Corps Legis1atiff to the ad-
dress Of that body rppsnive 10 the EN-
peror's speech: i.
France ought not to interiors in the
civil war which now ravages the republic
Of the United States of America but she
declares openly that her sympathies are
with the Northern States. which are the
defends1 Of law and humanity. She
trusts that their victory viii bring about
tho sbolition Of slavery, and that example
may 0nce more teach the lesson that no
crisis, however grave, can Be fatal 10 !
nation which does not separate liberty
from democracy"
Of course this would be rejected By the
immense lmperialist majority; but it will,
nevertheless, be everywhere recognized q
m authentic exposition ofthe fifth and
hope cf the European lihera! masses.
Now look at this extract from the pri-
vate letter Of rebel emissary in Paris to
his confederaaes in Baltimore, showing
Why the rebel government 10 not acknowi.
edged : lsa q 4
The more I see of Europe the mona /
am convinced Of the deprecated antipa-
thy to'elavery.5 In thsabstract, the whole
civilized world is against the peculiar il.
stitution.' This the South shoaid .not
forget, although that question viii. for !
ssssI gzEIE1H
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KEOKUK IOWA THURSDAY, April ;, 1862

time, be absorbed in more important ones,
connected with the ISSUE"
While so many are grudgingly count
ing up the cost Of an honest, outspoksn
devotion to the rights Of man, lot US not
forget that the Union has been saved from
European hostility by the boast that lib
orty y on our side Of this controversy
and slavery on that Of the rebels.-(N. Y.
Tribune.
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'DOST-UFFICE DIRECTORY.


Arrival ~ the Male.
Eastsrn hsiisrsivss daily tsandsys sxcepted) via
plymoath, ut O'clock. p. M.
ss Loais and Southern Mail arrives daily Mondays
sxeep,~di atgtP.m.
Western Mail arrives daily Except sundays)s. 1900
Burlington haiiarrives daily ts1s.It Sundays ,ai
Pm.
Carthage And Plymouth Mail arrive iAiy "a ,iAys
exeeRtedl at s,p.G s
cAsEisstes Mail ts tri-veekIy1 arrives fxssi.ys,
Thursdays and dsstardsys,at7p.m.
CIOSing - the Maiis.
Eastera Asifctss - daily texcert extardAys, ii g.
1t. Louis and Southern Msiicioses dafiy (saturdAys
sxs<pted, atsp.h-
harrington Asiielosss daily te1cspts.t.sasys) u
ep. n.
Western Mail closes daily Except saiurdays) ate
o'clock p.
csrtAassand Piynssih Mali closes aaiiy sssasaays
sxssSss4lAa p. ~.
chariestcn Nail ttri-veckiy) closes Mondays " 81
SesdAys and Fridays. A. o. -.
I n IhA Post 06es will be epen On Brndsy . from
ste ~ s'sl0ek, An. J. y. HDWkLL,f m.
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Coop CATHoLIc DOCTRINE. - The
Catholic, Of Pittsburg, Pa. utters the
following sound doctrine:
NsFo slavery, as it exists in the coun-
try, has no rights,--for wrong can have
no rights" ~ aa&t
Soon may this be cardinal doctrine -
not Of the Catholic Church only, but of
the Chu4eh universal
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ed the following resolution
THAT all persons claimed or held BY
rebels, as slaves, ought BY congressional
enactment TO be made free--that it viii
be good policy for the Federal Govern
msnt to aid pecuniarily such loyal States
as may initiate system Of general esnasa
cipaion and that the property or al per-
sons in rebellion, subject 10 cop6scation.
shoulI be appropriated 70 the payment Of
the expenses and burdens Of the war"
The Democrats opposed the Iokolaiion,
some Of that pzrty even announcing thsm-
selves - opposed to the freedom Of . sin-
gle slave, under any circumstances what
ever.
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LIVE STOCK.

a LINE STOCK.
Drosers aud Farmers will And this the most Adysn-
taEsous route for Live Stock Cspacious Yards wen
uatsTed and supplied with every e~pveniencA, hnve
bseb opened this line and its and eyerr
attention II paid 10 their From HsrrtsburRH
where v i'll bs found every conveisAce for fceAine
sad fesaaaE ~ sAeiee Is offered OF The PAIEAi}Ktz
PHiA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARK8TS.
This will also be found she Ahortest, quickest and
meat direct route For Stock 10 New via Alien
townl-And With fewe cAanges than any other.
kNoCH LEWIS, General supt., Attoons, Pa.
7. I. HOUfT, Gsh. Ticket Agt .Philadelphia.
H. II. HOUSTON, Gsnl Frssg hi Aste, PAnsde lphta.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16
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