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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-27

Secretary Stanton has issued an order
setting apart all the ground upon which
the massacre of Fort Pillow occurred, for
the purpose OF erecting a monument there
on to the memory of the soldiers who felL
and those who were butchered there. This
order was obtained by Mrs. Booth, the
widow of the officer who commanded the
colered troops there. She is now engaged
in raising funds to build the monument.
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FoR SALE.

FOR SALE Or RENT-GooD DWELLING
ft.U01 cash. balance in ?, ), and 4 years. NOT s9zl
~ gauuay lst il MI be rented to Isl az e2AJ
per mon ~ Enquire OF Lila I. BklASAADE,
Nc. 5 kogs5,s 9eS2
ITOR SAIaE-FBOUR AND FEED-At reduced
Il prizes. We are IIlusfactaring very choic ncuri
|luckwheat anu rye -four e2Ia meal, ground o. AM
CON, bran, short. G1l mlaotHs4sJt 20 .NLlcA ls a.
4entiOa o. buyers is very respetsuly invited, sate-
rooio No. % Michigan-st.
T4IUABLE PRINTING CFFHE FOR
SALE.-The proprietor Of 3 v weekly n5Espapcr,
advanfagsousy heated, with good Circulation ami
husiuess- il thriving, wealthy lOcaron IN AoranelH
50 IN a Distant State, West, will sell on hDe1al
teTas,F II early application Is made For partlculhH
spps At the headeE once: 49,
CoR GsIE3At C.. A. SEYMoUR'S Auction
Rooms. l6l OutsriO-st.5 one wheeler a Nllson
Sowina Machine, in perfect raining ORDER will De
Er1 very low.
H4RM FoR SALE.-Fifty acres, good land,
c1aI l~r5lfinrs. aud within two nn4es OF NleNc-
lsnd. Al a bareain. WI take 80 bonds al par Lar
vCy Rira, 4S7 kinsman-st-
|1l0R sAEE.-ECOND HAND PIANO for si25,
G ii You call this week at Shaw a Cos. Pano
Ioans, s. Bank-st. oeels-z4-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR SALE.
.IV fZ5Sts Clair street., north side, between
Seneca ana Ontario-sts: Lot % by 40 ieet, toan
'alfv. Modern built brick house, with all convent
enoes-harn-ani other Ont buildings on the premises.
ora Of the most dc7ir.hle residences in the city For
fuftiier psrtiruiars irr1ire at odics Of Gardner, Burt
q CO. ofSAH ). GARDNER. deci4;23
FOR SATE-oIL-A fne Lotto Petroleum Burl.
9 ing On, at tbs Factory o. Nj. GUILD, Q Zen
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laERLN C0YSERYLTORY OF NusIU.

COURSE OF sd P5It WRITING
FIRST aEAklH2HeTnony Continued and
n.-E-pOl4t-
NTHIRD YEAR-Harmony completed, Doublc
Counterpoint, Fugue Form and Composition.
Great attention is given to the Piano, Organ,
Orchestral Instruments, and Cultivation Of the
Voice. For particulars address
J. P. MORGAN, President.
CIV. STEELE,
Principal Of Department Of Secular Music.
Prof. J. II. ELLIS,
Prof. @. h. CHURCHILL,
nov22 Board Of Directors.
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EausIcAL
GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
Wm. Kmabe & Co.'s Grand and Square
Pianns. at No. Euclid Avenue.

IAN receiving q large stock Of the celebration
KEABE PIANOS which for power and sweetness
oftOne, easy and agreeable action, and beauty oil
finish, are by the best judges pronounced unrlYal-
led. Also, a large assortment Of cheaper Pianos,
Cabinet Organs and Melodeons for sale at loT
prices. Every instrument warranted i've years.
obsS7e. G.. A.BARLOW, Agent.
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LOST.
WANTEEssHELP.


WANTED.-CompetesV and experienced
vi business men can receive Z tsinunerat1n o.
hin S5g1O-Sl01 per month in spicltfss ana filling
orders for hrst class subscription Publications., in
clEding the EngrGGings How We Won the BaSGe, r.
memorial ofthe Great American Conflict; HOSE IN
J Furlough, the new National engraving, MastDng-
bon and his Family; Christ Blessing Little Children,
nc. Further particulars can be learned at Room
Not, up stairs, johnson Block Bank street, CleYe-
.und. Ohio. dec22214-d&w
'FDANTED-SALESHB&-In numerous villages
w and cities Of the UMJtd States. Previous eX-
berieuce as 1esmen or boOE-keepers not necessary.
Apply TO OF address g. L. VAN NORWICH, john
sOnis Block. Bank-st., up stairs Ro0m No., inst
Elo0r, Cleveland, o. dec5GZA
mo DRUGGISTS-WANTED-BSa PharInR-
IL centist Of twelve years eXper1tnces - permanent
The best reference given. Addfss THOS-
CUYELL Box az, Philadelphia, Pa. desls:Zl4
nARPEETER WANTED.-An active saan
~ can I'm good employment at high wages, .
plying Il Lac Seneca street. decz2S
TTTANTED-Acfiees encrsetie and reliable sales
W men. JOHN x. SIbfkER, l56 SuPeTfor-st-
aEc16.ElZ.
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neutrality-suspicious. and Female, TO
w Introduce the best selling Twenty Dollar sew
ing Machine in the world. 1t will stitch, hem, Tell,
tuck. cord, bind, braid and embrOider. No extra
charge 3oT the hemmer, tucker, cOrder, binder or
slf-sower. Agents are making from ten dollars TO
twenty dollars a day clear OF all expenses We allow
agents % sell the machines On trial, and remit the
funds when collected. For further particulars and
certificate Of agency, address 5. L HENDERSON
President Wilson SeWing Machine Manufacturing
Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Office No. 5 Lyman's
Block. declo:Z7o
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DRUNES-New Fruit-The best and
cheapest sauce for the Tea-Table. For sale by
dec2l CHURCHILL 4 BROTHER,
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VArANTEH-RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS
w What the people want. Complete History ofthe
W al, IN o~nelsrge volume, sPle1didly illustrated, with
over is fine portraits Of Generals and Battle Scenes,
Them0st candid, lucid, omplete, authentic and reiia-
bic history publishSd. 1t contains reading matter
equal TO three large volumes. Send for circulars anu
H5e our terms. Address JONES BROS a 20, I4S
West Fourth st.. Cincinnati. sepz2:5IOd6E
O. KIM PER YEAR! We want agents
DlCOO everywhere to sell our IMPROVED sq
sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Under and
upper feel. Warranted i've years. Above salary or
large commissions paid. The only machines sold in
the United States for less than SO, which are fully
licensed b. Howe, Wheeler a Wilson, Grover a Ba-
ker, singer Z Co, and Bachelor. All other cheap
machines ar iniTiBgements. Circulars free. Ad-
dress, or call upon shaw q CLARK, Biddeiord, Maine,
orAt No. 81 Broadway, New York; No. Z6 Carter
street, philadelphia, Pa; No. Il Lombards Block,
Chicago, III No 10 West Fourth street, tinein-
natl, o. or Nc. 8 Standings Exchange, Buffalo
NY decl5-w
CsOn PER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
dpOO To scu Lloyd's Battle History Of the Rebel
lion. in one vol, beautifully bound, and handsomely
ILLUSTRATED With Portraits, Maps, Battle Scenes, &C.;
price $40 and $500. Also hne Steel Engrayings,
colorsd and plain Maps, Charts, Gard Pictures, &C.
address b. ;. GREEN, room No. 4, American
Building, Cleveland, Ohio. deel2zls
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WAnTE0--AcENTs
- MANTEp-WANTGD-Actiye, {

A GEMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, en-
n ergeuc and reliable men in every town, county,
and villa 81 in ths country, to sell MackcnLlts' Ten
Ihousdzd Receipts, in ali the Isciui ana domestic
artss cOlSisllns o. a complete aud Practical Library
relating to Agriculture, Horticulture AeAehts.
4 bleaching and Dyeing, Brewing, Cookerys Aannlng,
COnfecttHmaTv. Fish Culture, tarriefys MEDICINE,
0k. Paints and Yarnizhes, Metalurgy, Per1umer9
Fr1servllg, Tanning, Photography, Wines and
lieuors, &c, &c. Being an entirely new Edltloi,
and containing the improvements aud discoveries up
TO date OF publication. October, 1863. Written by a
corps Of ever iorty persons; embracing. some OF tne
most distinguished scientific gentlemen IN IN 3 eoun
Try, he Islles OF whom will be given TO those caTl0es
upon the suli-ct Il Is uBquesuouabl ne uest DOCK
O. thu kind ever published in tins country or EurOle-
Medicine Is treated by the President o. one Oi the
hrst Ne ical COLLEGES In this country 1he sH1ect
Of I4olara and its treatment, revised by fOuF q the
lest PA sicians OF the city Of Philadelphia, and con
tanning the result Of their experience turing the last
Wis tation o. this fearful disease. II the several sub
Jects treated OF in this book were printed and bound
in the usual order Of bookmBking, they could not b,
sold for less Than SIS or so. Price -: Copies sent by
mai on receipt OF the above price, and the money re-
funded il the book does not give 7afsIaGtl0n, II re-
Iurred in as good order as when received LlDera4
Inducements 70 Agents. Address, Join h. SIEI-
Liz, No. f56 Superior-st., Cleveland, U. decZEZsz
TANTED-Agents everywhere, Ladies or Cen
w tlsmen, 10 sell several new articles. OF real
merit. needed in every family. Large prOhts 70
Agents. GRIFFIN & BAKER, I46 S~eneca-st. d2O.Z73
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valve vas open. PROM the evidence, the reputation
OF the boat bad and re call on the government In
spectors 10 make thorough examination Of her toD-
ep before allowing her owners TO run her. a. they
aie nov doing. (Slgbed,) Arthur Wilmington, Jss
Neyln, H.. w. Smith, john y. Benin, Alfred Wsefs'
John Coniey, Jury.
TESTIMONIAL TO MRs CONWAY. - The
Board Of Trustees Of the Fire apartment Of Brook
ln last night pre,ented set Of revolutions elabor-
atoly ensro.sed and ornaments by Mr.. james p.
Jones, to Mr.. 2. G. C-r-.y. pi1prietress Of the
Psfk Theatre, In acknov ed feinen of benefit even
20 the Fire Department In aid OF their WIDOW nnd
Orphans Fund on 'he z4th OF MAY last, by which
lAfse sum was realized The department hn now
some SC0,GO In the treasury for the beneht OF tho
WIDOWS aud orphans o. the department.
DISTRACTION OF PoTTERY.-A fire broke
ont sbou' yes' rdhy IN the pottery u Otter
had1ett Co.. situi'ei 10 Moth Eleventh street be-
tween Fire and second, D.. u. The building vts
conn sey Quilted and he loss will amonn 10 ~ ch
Including stock. Sc Tie FIRE - believed 70 have
ORIGINATED Ia the kiln. Insured for tl1O in the
, WilliAmsturfh Fire Insurance Co
THE 18TH WARD ARSON CAsE.-The Young
msn, John Brow vho vw nuCsted on SUNDAY
morning lsst, CHARGED with firing shed In Dtyos
stre near Graham avtnoe. y. ~, vas yestcrtaJ
motninr taken heio Jufre Walter. The examiua
ton rostpOn.d tn the 9Th oi September the IL
ther o. tho acculed giving bonds In i2OOJ or bis az
pesrance on that day.
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CLEARED.
BARE-Ciolden Fleece, Rhodes, for Barbados.
SCHODSERs-rwo Marys, Richmond; 4 II Ira
Vers, Baltimore. surprise, Boston; Convoy, do.
sEHIVKr.
rTFhasHfps city Of Washington, LIVERPOOL
AMI Oue"ustopn kinrf,lcr New Orleans; Charles
Iui'on, Ncauern, y &; AitemArle, Norfolk; Creole,
N0''Ok, Hama HrtWon and Southampton; ChHse,
sassnnsh, sea Gull Bait; Baltimore, Wellington.
SHIPS ADELAIDE, Liverpool. Gettysburg, LeshOrn
BARKs-FAlcon, OF Port Elizabeth, I'm Aifoa psy.
BRlGs-Fawn. - Jaro de Cuba N.lsd, Cienfue-
zoe, Kub", glacc bAv; Pensun, Bermuds; MARY r
lad, Artcebu, l., Ellen Dlckie, Bridgeport, b.
sCuOONERS-Mogul, bridgeport, c Il; Veteran,
lingtu, Lincoln, Albany ior RondOut OssumA
Iiggan; Talent, Wndsor II w Clark Fredericton.
y B Auseuoru Ellsworth: Nendova, Calais; George
Daley, WilmingtOn. Z Aervin, Baltimore; y Il
KIRK, Georgetown: joel Van SAINT TnAgua: Jo,eph
Holmes, Nireinia United Nirgl Enterprise, Viz
yiaiG French, GEORGETOWN; Martha Collins Bait;
III Arcu arus, Portland; Ada Norbert Gloucester;
Coda, Boston for Albany; Success, Now Haven for
Philadelphia Herbert Manton, Boston for Alhany;
g. Hayden, Essc1 for Philadelphia: Convert. Piovi
tcace tor Albany puIoc, klizAbothport for Newbu-
- port; Paqi,ion, Lingan.
fACHT-Hope, r.. r ! Churchill, Port Rovsl.
BFl Ow -shps Rio Grande, Cardiff; Prince Al
bert, Hamburg: barks Winslo~, Gov Bay; Clzrita,
do sandy Hook, do, Atlanta, Bioiuen.
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THE Ws7hirgton STAR o. Saturday states that
Colonel Amos B'nney, Chief P-ymssssr In the De
rsrtm'nt of Virginia AMI North Caroins, hiss
within = few days teen ordered from Redmond 10
Waahin,'ton Tor ,,.min alton on complaint Of hsN-
Ing 90 manipulated The funds IN bis charge
amounting TO come millions, rs W poke, between
thirty and ily thousand dollars. Tue susp con 10
that this was done by paying tho soldiers u seven
thirty bonds and then receiving . shsrs OF tho
profits which tie Virginia banks made by buying
the hundred.
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LOST AND FOUND.

lost OR sT0LEN-PASS-BO0k No
- AZ Sii, Of the Emigrant Industrial savings Bsnk
Application will be made TO The Bank tor new book
on The 18TH day Of August 1865. MICHAEL COR
BErT DepOStoE. i23
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T OSr OR STOLEN--PASS-BO BOOK No. 49,.
- 1913, Of the Emigrsn; Industrial savings BAnk.
Application will be msde 10 the Bank for rev book
on the i3th day Of September, 1905. EDWARD
pRtNZ D.posftor. 435
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DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH MADE IN 3 HOURS
IA at 34j sixth ave Beautiful. chesp, lieht doablo
upper teu sets with plumpers TO fill out the cheeks
and restore youthful app alance EuNre satitGctlon
or no pay. No advance required. Tho Nitrous OXIDE
llAuchlng gAsl scientifically prepared aud admins
tened daily for the extraction Of teeth Without psl
No extra charge. Remember the No. 5l5 sixth ave.
81 door above 2lst At. Cut this cut. 5Js
A FULL SET OF TEETH ONLY s7-Baau-
n uiul set $40 to SIS. Filings o. cents ~ and
up~arts. EItracting without pain. AICHAip &
NAGEL- French Dentists, I64 Sixth ave, ncaf 18th
street. 1876
A SET OF TEETH INSERTED WITH OR
hwithout extracting the ioot. from 20, SlOto elj.
Superior Gold, Silver and Bone filings Extracting
VII bout pain. JOSEPH DUDIN, Dentist l3s lat
18Th II. near 81 ave. 80
nR. II. VlLLhRS REMOVED TWO DOORS
~ belor his Old oftce cppoi'e the Old Bovery
Theatre, No. 10. Beautiful teeth 81 each a set On
trAc ed without pain, TILED with gold or other hll-
inrs, % cts. 20 81, and warranted. ISL
nR, DRAKE, i35 CANAL STREET, SETS A
- get OF teeth silver nj AZ to SIS gold at SiO
10 f22; sectional sets 81 cents per tooth teeth 81 ed
with gold bone cement or other hlnE. 81 cts to 81
yer tooth. Teeth extracted without pain. 2g5
MARTElL, DENTIST, 907 BROADWAY,
1Vlsbove 2Uth st.-Rubter sets Of teeth, 80; 4
teeth silver rub or, s.. Nitrous oxide ras given
by entirely new process. Pearl filing 81 cents
Once hour till hali-paHt Elk, 4. VI. sl3
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DRY GOODS.

DAMAGED GOODS AT GREAT BAR
~ GAINS
GREAT sALE OF DAMAGED
FLANNELS,
CotNfERPANEs,
TABLE CLOTHS.
TABLE bAMASKs,
,.,,,,.,,, ,,,.,,,,.,,, TOWELS, CRAsHEa
EMPIRES CLOTHS,
ALPACCAS,
W x PFYTON.
2Is az and pa Bowery
NEW FALL GOODS AT GREAT BAH
i GAINS
RECEIVED FROM AUCTION AND PRIVATE
SAlfS,
NEW DELAlNES-\eD choice style. at cjS
per ward.
FINE ALPACCAs-Ne colors at Doc rerv.rt
TARTAN PLAID POPLlN5-Nery choice, At &C.
per yard.
PLAIN FRENCH pOPLISs-At &c, &c. and Sc
FRENCH MERlNOES At 15c. 20 Al
LUPIN'S FINE FRENCH MERtNOEs-In all the
nes colorinss-st II, > IL Al 10 10 , %
INV BALAORAL ShlRls-fron a. 90 aud Up
wards
kEM EMPRESS CLOTHs-M sc tosle;.
NEW SILKS la all the fashionable 90 or
W h. PElTON
fIs az and "a Bogery,
near Houston ~.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW YOUNG MES CAN BE WELL
n accommodated With boa d at a. corner n stan
ION and FORSYTH stA 80 oo over the drus store Y26
\iJANlED-BY A RESPECTABLE LONE
w woman, a respectable man aud bis wife on
house room, where they can enjoy I'll the comfort, OF
home reasonable terms, or tNO resptctAllc
young girls. Nc-tly furnished Apply, ~
y YOUNG LADIES CAN BE ACCOMMO-
= d,'ed -ith boari, al $40 Madison y,
y SHOEMAKERS CAN BE ACCOMMODA-
- ted nith scat room and board. Enquire a. 81
East 9th 1T. ~
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c

TOR SALE CHEAP, CANADIAN POHY-
l. sound and kind, $50 9th ave. l23
EOR SAIE-A -FOUR YEAR OLD SORREL
L mare a splendid road horse; $50 a huline4s i. aeon
and harness Inquire At the Empire China Work..
Gieeu IT, near Uuion ave, t'rseupoint, D. |. l39
IGOR SALk-2 SPLENDID HORSES-l BAY.
l. Il Aands; | gray l6a hands hiGh, Just from III
country Al ior cart, truck or auy heavy work Nar
rsnted sound and Kind In all harness To be scen AZ
22a ielancey a. unti sold 1872
EOR SALE-A LIGHT SPRING FURNI.
L ure cart Price S40. Apply on the dock, foot Of
Fulton ST. BROOKLYN.
EOR SALE-A STRONG Top WAGON
L and doctors sig. Apply at lit We't Eth St 1913
EOR SALE-A HORSE AND CART AND
harnes,, suitable ior n wood yard, |, kind and
sound Inquire Al lyS l.. goth 81, Top zoos until
solo IS
IN}ANTED-A SECOND HAND WAGON.
w suitable for al express. q. a. LOCKHAkT, sj
Cannon r. 20
& HORSES FOR sAL;ELsUiTABLE FOR
one or $40 Inquire in ne Groeery store, eorner Of
LIQUID aud Myrtle ave- s0ekiya- 40
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MARINE NE WIS.
CIEARED.

Aug 2o-s. Rho. cas- s.n, s45-H. w.tor Of IS
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r OST OR STOLEN-PASS BOOK NO.
btt5Ii OF the Enirrsnt lndus'risl Savirfs Bank.
Application III be made 10 the Bank for G new look,
on the 2Jth day Of So pteinber 1865. DAVID NlR-
TIE nennsifor ARG
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A FARM, IL ACRES, AND STOCK AND
IActope s2,Ooc one 80 acreF stoek aud crops S25ss
one 3 acre. house. barn, 4 cows, 500 one III acrea
5000; one 20 acre.. houe, barn, ~ SO! one ~
500 ore so acres, -, 2OO, In New Jerrey Ap
ply +. ZEiI.lO, II Centre at. 1856
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.OST OR STOLEN--PASS-BOOK NO.
- "a 1915 OF the Emigrant Industrial saving, Bank
WM. McFApDEN, ~ positot The finder gih be re-
vsrced by leaving It At the Bink 81 Chambers stls
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GI6OO WILL BUY A VERY NICE g.
NEtOOOstory brick house and lot in Williams.
burgh with Ia handsome rooms; lot 26xlOO Also
the corner house and lot frame price S2,bOh 40
h0uss and 10, Ter s2ouo. ApPy PAY1ES, %
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walk from Tucsahoe station Westchester Co, IL
miles from city; price only 400. Apply to DINA
REST, heirose Depot, mile from Harlem. ~
BOX MAKERS AND CARPENTERS--FOR
lJsale 3-story building, rs ioet front. 81 feet deem
TN roof, lot rs By lOJ. Good title, with good horse
power mill aud benches Ia tho best work Ing or
der. food horse and harness. viii be- sold on rea &.
sonablo torms, Apply on the premises North 9th
Of, bet I'd aud ID sts, MilliamsbuIEh, l2d
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10000 WILL BUY A NICE PRIVATE
SD OOhouse in the Ith Ward; - 5OJ will buy
house and lot with sore, in 1th Ward; as ODi Tor
house and lot in 10th Ward; s55OQ will buy i-story
brick-Sl,6OO cash. Apply 10 PAiTEN, 95 Division
atreet PSI
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MEDICINES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - CAN
~ GERS can nov be radical eKtcrtuinated and q
sure cure effected without the Of the knife IhI
recipe wa. obts ned ut great expense FROM an Old
Indian chief For further particulas inquire At 80
Nudson u. lth door below klnss. 99l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-20

ana WISDOM. DuU, ''...~--- ~-~rlitlielit ID
thus bound to defer to the people, from whom
it derives It's existence, it should, from the
very consideration of its origin, be strong in
its power of rcsistanceto the establishment Of
ineoualities. Monopolies, perpetuites, and
class legislation, are contrary TO the genius of
free government and ought not to be allowed.
Here, there is no room for favored classes or
monopolies the principle of our Government
is that OF equal laws and freedom of industry.
Wherever monopoly attains foothold, it is
sure to be source Of danger, .discord. and
trouble. We shall fulfill our duties as
legislators By according "equal and exact
justice to al! men, specialprivilegesto none.
The Government is subordinate to the peoe
ple but, as the agent and representative of
the people, it must DO held superior to nor
opolies, Which, in themselves, ought never to
be granted, and which, where they exist
: must be subordinate aud yield to the Gov
crnment.
The Constitution c5nftrs on Congress the
right to regulate commerce among the seve-
raj States. It's of the firsttnecessity, for the
maintenance of. the Union, that commerce
should be free and unobstruc,ed. No state
can be Justified in any device to tax the tran.
sit of travel and commerce between States.
The position of many States is such, that, if
they were aiowed,to take advantage Of it for
purposes of local revenue, the commerce be-
tween States might be injuriously burdened,
Or even virtually prohibited. 1t is best,
while the country is still young, and while
the tendency to dangerous monopolies Of this
kind is still feeble, to use the power Of Con-
press so as to prevent any selGsh>impadiment
to the free circulation ofman and mcrchan-
disc. A tax on travel and merchandise, in
their transit, constitutes, one of the worst
forms of monopoly, and the evil is increased
if coupled with denial of the choice of
route: When the vast extent of our country
is considered, it is plain that. every obstacle
to the free circulation of commerce between
the States ought to be sleruly guarded against
by appropriate legislation, within the limit;
OF the Constitution.
The report of the Secretary of the Interio,
explains the condition of the public lands
tbe transactions Of tue Patent OlIice and The
Pension Bureau, The management of our ID
I. dian affairs, the PROGRESS made in the. con
struction of the Pacific Railroad, = and fur
.nishes information in reference to matters q
4 local interest in the District of Columbis.
I also presents evidence of the successful oper
alton of the Homestead Act, under the pro
! visions of which ], ,lGO 533 acres of the publi
I lands were entered during the last fiscal yea
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usage from some of,those on whom they have
heretofore most closely depended.
But whileI have no doubt thai now, after
the close of the war, it is nbt competent for
the General Government to. .exte.ld the eleca
tive franchise in the eeversliStates, it is equal.
-ly clear that good faith requires the security
of the freedmen in their9ibcrty and their
property, their right to labor and their right.
to claim the just return of their labor. L eau
not too strongly urge a dispassionate treat
ment of this subject which should carefully
be kept aloof from all partystriie. We must
equally avoid hasty assumptions Of any na-
tural impossibility for the two races to live
side by Side, in Estate Of mutual benefit and
good will. The expeiimentinv us in no
inconsistency; let us then, go on AID smake'
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oAntS DE Iue OeIieI"I 7UUFerHuIeHV.
@ ets that come unquestionablY with
Ssdiction are so numerous, that it
naturally refuse to be embarrassed
Sns that lie beyond it. Were it
&, the Executive would sink beneath
.len; the channels of justice would
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