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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-04
XBolfoN sAfts-$bTURr DAY.
6 Bffsins q Co.. Auctioneers,
80 ~ lel lf1in street.

6A Bffsins q Co.. Auctionesrs,
sE 20 lss f1in street.
FARCE SALE OF DRY GOODS
La BOOTS, SHOE, &c, AT AUCTION. On
THURSDAY, daily sths commencing at 10 O'clock,
We viii sell ut our suction rooms several invoices
Of fresh and sessenAbls
DRY GOODS.
inst received, among which sre many choice and
desirable goods suited to the city rstailtradc Also,
FIPTY-TwO CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
inst received, comprising every variety Of Mems,
We will Also sell. by Older OF tho Sheriff, Q
splendid lot II SHOES OF the msnpfsrtnre Of d.
Rodney King and j. Miles b Son, OF Philadelphia
jy4 PAINE 4 Co.. Auctioneens.
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BY Grubbs l. Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
ISSION SALE or
u SEVENTY ACRES OF V AALUABIkr LA M,
ON THE MECHANICSVILLE TURNPlhE. TWt
MILES FROM THE CITY, AT AUCTION In exc
cuon OF decree Of the Circuit Court OF the coun.
ty of Henrico entered May 2, 1856, in the case OF
Scherrnerborn, etc., us. Austin and ais the under
signed, q commissioner appointed Tor the gnrRoss,
viii sci at auction, upon Inc premises, on TIL Rs
DAY, July S, at o'clock, p. N, II fair u not on
the next fair day thereafter at the same hour, IN.
TRACT OF LAND Of which the late E8mon'
died lying on 'as s ssst ' ss
yond the tol.gste, and adjoining the land OF Le-
onidas Rosser and others.
There are SEVENTY ACRES, OF which there Is .
SUFFICIENT portion In woods; and there are severn
buildings, one Of which can be converted into .
dwelling. 1t will be sold As q whole, or divided,
az may be deemed best At the time OF sale.
This Is a beautiful TRACT OF LAND, and II
should attract the attention OF persons seeking
such property.
TERMS: 0ne-third cash balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, with interest
added the title to be retained by the court until
the notes are paid.
GRCDBS II WILLIAMS, AucttOneerr. 10 lids
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents

VERY BEAUTIFUL HALF-ACRF
Y LOT, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY, Be
TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Wil be sold at auction, on the pre-
misses, on FRIDAY, the 9th July, 1868, at o'clock
ing on. hundred and thirty feet running back one
hundred and fifty feet to an alley, which, II re
CURED will be divided into four lots Of equal size
each thirty two and half by one hundred md nv
feet to said alley. This lot is in very desirabl.
neighborhood, and Is one of the handsomest in the
city.
Terms: One fourth cash, balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes Interest
added, secured by a trust deed.
HARRISON, G0DDIN & APPERsON,
Jy2 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-04

EH-PRISON LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS
FOUR YEARS IN THE SADDLE. Harry Gil
NOR.
POLLARD'S HISTORY OF THE WAR
WOMEN OF THE SOUTH.
SOUTH SONGS.
BILL ARP. For sale by
je 29-ts COLE y TURNER.
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THE OLD LINE afS1
ITS POSITION AGAIN.
THE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
THE PIONEER LINE. ESTABLISHED IN ISL.
The two new and magnificent side wheel
steamship, -o,,,u
NIAGARA. ........CAPrAis coC.h,
SARATOGA. CAPTAIN KING,
are on the Ioute again between
NORFOLK,
CITY POINT, and
RICHMOND

RICHMOND.
s,esmships are aneqaalled. They are in charge
Of experienced and gentiemanly commandrnu
The Pursers are Messrs. WILLIAM o. and ). ~
SMITH, natives OF this city, and wen known '"''
These steamships will leave Richmond evsry
sveEs T6g sna H and SATURDAY sfrSns al
departing from the LrDi.a & wArsoS wharf
Rock etts. The hour Of departure from here can %
ascertained at my Office, or by consulting ne lhy,
papers OF the city the days preceding the days 4"
fickets and berhs secured either on board OF
Passage, including meals and a,e'roon' only
The patrons Of this line who msy desire to To-
sure, can. effect it At the very lowest rates .
ie Its GARRET +. WATSON. Rosse"'..
I1OR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-EHS
IL TIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPA' sa1.l's
NY-The splendid new side wheel stsaTIsg
HATTERAS, Lewis PARkI.a eommsnaRstt, .sG"ri
YorI every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. ,,,,
These SHIPS are entirely new, and "e''
~. ms SALOONS ard 4,S sy.. .si
ROOMS, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS 80
ATTENTION are unsurpassed. ,..4 Ely.
TEEN si bSSt LARS "A1 ,.s,,,l,
Goods shipped BY ibis Line are lsn eaasrsfi PEI,
shippsrs srs Invited to notice tha, me I'm ,,oa
| "A mage and loss by handling, ana ehP"sS .,iAsl
| frsauent re- shipping, as on other lines. i a''
'p,sights Tor points beyond New York viii ,sn,
wsrdsa with dispatch, and no charge made sA''''
sexual expenses Incurred. vo,. =, p,.f
These ships discharge cargo In New iof .,s.u.sn
| No. 10 North river, and the Company n. "a.
Tor Wilmington, North Carolina, chafIsss ,nn ths
| ysnnah, Mobile and New Orleans, ieA,' \. ,T,ns.
/ ,Ams pier. Goods for these points can w
/ fsrred without expense or exposure. .rl The
| Insurance 10 very low by these .hipsaiitios 10
| economy In time, insurance, an, :. ,ss sbssp.
| cd route from Virginia. INSURANCE ss''
/ lowest rates. when ordered.
| AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, FOX Cows York.
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No PAPER To-MoRRow.--In order to
enable our employees to have holiday, we
shall issue no paper from this Office to.
morrow.
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AsiSoMi Broadway. Ssv Yofi'
aANURL AYRES = co,
CALDWELL q DUNN, p.,.rbars.
r. II. WxDD, r,.,,
Wright o I HSsisf hYk2sS CO.. Agents. :,so.
o0es corner OF Cary and Virginia "sT Sn
sttn ne Tobacco Exchange.

OTRAYED OR STOLEN, from wv
corner Of Eighth and Main streets, To
IiaHT BAY MARE. six year. old Az H1A
about fourteen hands high had on lxrn iSl Del
and saddle. Aliberal reward ~, VII ! pskOrHIR,
fs sSM1. opposite spo,swood l How
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, CORNER OFFICE
II above SheriF's office, Richmond House, -
IN Gnvernor street at very low rent. Also, f.:U
TWO IoDGI NG- ROONs on floor above-also 49,
very low rent. Apply at High Constable once.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-06
SEEDS! SEEDS!f
FARMERS, GARDENERS and Others.

WE offer the most Extensive assortment Of,
w Fres, Field, Garden, FAINT, and Flower,
Seeds on the Pacific Coust, from the best grows
ers in the United States and Europe; comprise
ing in part
5000 lbs Alfalfa Glover Seed, pure growth
1000 lbs. Red Clover Seed. 81 roa4 ~ y.
| 900 lbs. White Dutch Glover.
1000 lbs. Timothy Grass Seed. >"
| 900 lbs. Hungarian Grass Seed 3aG!q sidi
900 lbs. Millet Seed. ,.,.4e
l 900 lbs. Lucernc Glover Seed.
so BUSH Red Top Grass Seed. . 80 toH
rs bush. Kentucky Blue Grass Seed.
20 bush. Rye Grass Seed. H.. {.s-f
20 bush. Mixed Lawn Grass Seed.
Is bush. Sanprair Glover Seed. IN" Hal
10 bush Sweet Vernal Grass Seed. -;
10 bush Crested Dogtail Grass Seed.
10 bush. California Prairie Glover. dofnit
500 his. Sugar Beet Seed. t,.,.ts
500 lbs. Large Red Mauglc wurtzcl Beet.
800 lbs. Long Blood Beet. - d)r ~;
200 lbs. Turnip Blood Beet.
500 lbs. Ruta Baga Turnip Seed. a,aaI
200 lbs. Early White Dutch Turnip Seed..rr
200 lbs. Red Top Tnrnip Seed. "" WI
200 Tbs. Long Orange Carrot. 4uai ifusr
100 lbs. White Belgian Carrot. to.,p,,
400 lbs. Assorted Onion Seed. -. y:
900 lbs. TOP ONIONS. za.ae.2 oht ~
Together with all the varieties required.
horticultural Implements, Hedge Shears, Prdn-
Shears, Spring Hedge Shears, Pruning and
Budding knifes, Saws, etc., etc.
Boxes OF 100 papers assorted seeds put up
expressly for dealers. A liberal discount,
will be made to the trade. ---..r.-.--rs
We have very Gnc assortment of Dutch Bull
bous Flowering Roots, which we can pack to
go secure for any distance.
Catalogues sent on application. a4,.t
All orders addressed to ! :.
J. p. SWEENY l. CO., ~
406 Cal, San Francisco,
viii meet with prompt attention.
Fob 1890 1g.mQ
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS AND
POSrMASTERS.

Containing also conditions to b" ;ncorpor-
ated IN the contracts to Mr ertrnt tie De-
paument may deem proper.
l. Sven minutes are allowed to each
intermrdi t. otiic.., when not otherwise
specified. Err asserting the mails, but on
railroad and steamhoa rontrs there is to
be no more del,y than is sufficient for an
exchange Of the nal pouches.
2. On railroad aud steamboat Inns. and
o.hrr routes where the mode Of CONVEY.
ancc admits Of it, the special agents Of the
Post Office department, also post Office
blanks, mail bags. locks and keys, are to
b.. conveyed without extra charge.
3. On railroad and steamboat lines the
route agents Of the department ar. to lie
conveyed wit out charge, ard for the us,'
81 the agents II commodious car. or apart
mrnt in the Genre If a car. properly
lighted, warm"d. and furnished. and nd -, i.
I'd to the Convenient separation AMI due
security If tn. mails, il TO b.. pr"vid d by
the CO ,tractor, under the direction of tn.
drpa tncut.
Railroad AMI Steamboat companies are
reqnir' d to t.kc the mail from and deliver
i in . III ct Offices 81, the b ginuin.
d end Il th-m rou'.-. aid 10 AMI sr,,n
asli -e- at mS.. than eighty roll foa a
sis In o Ian Jig. Pep 1. ns, lie sab
N ed " he % s'sasi-- + . the I~ rrn-
are Of all s.h-r ard ~ev.soe-,La, log
ehcr. sves "a I'D frsn ss.si G 80
l4n lsn<
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POEM oF IT, -. al Ok AEAN
TEE AND EEETlFICATE

tn ua4 Cd - -. sh-e
p IL & 60. comfy { -.
1. 4 -. rs"fS-e> o &C v-v he
mai> Of tn | nj "a >ts'es. from IDLY I.
1866. &" Jun 50. 1870. - r'u No -.
n tween AID -. mad .r tie VT
ti>enent 4 h Po-tma>t Central. dgcd
july 81. 1865, with 'Lrty. certain y.
aud security" for the annual sum OF -
d llns
This proposM ;s male wah fin k"om'-
nlec NJ he d,sfancr Of the route. Mc ~e'ght
ofthe mil To be Carried. and all mhcr
particulars IN rcfrrtnce to the ron'e and
scrrice. and also af1er raretui er"m'na''on
If tie |nws and Instructions attached to
Mc advertisement.
Dated (Signrd.)
Guarantee.
The undersigned, residing at -. Stnte
Of -. undertake tha', If the FORGING
b d FIR carrying the mil en- route No. -
he acc,p I'd by thu Pos ma<,er General,
the hild,r shall, prior to the LIST dav ef
July. 1866. enter mo the required obi
CATION or co tract 10 perform the serv c
prop ,.ed, will, good aud sufficient sure
les.
This mr do, understanding distinctly
the oli;gutions and Habii,ties assumed by
,guaynn,ors under the 27M sect;on Of the
act of Congress Of July I'd, 1886.
Dated (Siyn"d by two guarantors)
..- Certificate.
The nndcrsign d. postmaster at -,
State IF --, c-rtiies. UNDER HIS OATH
OF OFFICE. that he is acquainted with The
abov. guarantors. d knows them to lie
men of property, and able TO make good
their guarantee.
Dated. (Sigrcd)
The above certificate must have affixed to it a
Ave cent revenue stamp, cancelled, as the law re-
quires.
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Popular Family Journals.

TJOWLER AND WELLS, NEW YORK,
publish the following Popular aed Scien-
tifc Serials. which afford an excellent oppor.
rtuniiy for bringing before the public III sub
jects Of general interest. -1es is -r
Life Illustrated.
A first class Weekly Pictorial Newspaper,
devoted to News, Literature, Science aud the
Arts; TO Entertainment, improvement, aad
General Progress. Its columns cosssia sstg-
iaal Essays. Historical Biographical sd DE-
scriplise Sketches Of travel and a1veseoes,
poetry, painting. mssic. sculpture. s;<-; aslie
sles On scseare. sgrieslsuse Horticulture,
physiolery edscsaiea, and every topic uhsrh
!. 81 lmpeTs>s~v ~ ins~rwss all eoaesssng -
r~ra~r a sa< Of sA< he<a F.mi;y xewspss<xs
10 sA~ w.wi4
PwhEssA~z we~2ay. - s~s ssss~ss . ~ y
s&s3aEs-
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
Scientific and Practical
AG7ICuLTURI.

DY HENRY STEPHENS, r. R. s., Of
ID Edinburg, and the late j. p. NoRroN,
Professor of ScicntiIi, Agriculture in Yale
Colleg, New Haven, . vols Royal Octave, 1000
pages aud numerous Engravngs.
This is contesscdly the most complete work
OF Agriculture ever published, and in order
to give it IL wider circulation, the publishers
have rcsolvedto reduce the price to
81 for the Two Volumes.
When sent by mail tPost paid) to Cali
forni Oregon and Washington, the price will
be 81 90, every other bart of the Union, and
to Canada (post paid) Sc.
ren. This is moi the old 'Book ofthe Farm
Rcmittances for any of the above publica-
tons should always be addressed, post paid,
to the pu fishers.
LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO.,
No. 81, Gold Street, New York.
January, 1865. ?lly
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af,rthc c>pirn,ion of each u,.rtr-say. |
in Au,ust. N.ycmb,r. February. and M.y. |
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thc st Inflammation but no increased nav
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corr,c,lv .tatcd. R;Jd,rs mv,t ;uja,m item.
Ae/res on Ills po,nt. and also in reference
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ro,ds hill. streams. g., anda'lt Il b,;lces.
ferries. or distractions of any Mind bv
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-ssne T~w &C., Eel \ ~
- ww 81 au- aee&
E-as--s sa Fmws ~e@--=- 90
$3.50 a. Hgrza -
49, r. o. - IA "a ~zt
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In. o. Cnim. Cedar, nc
lima. Mo tesano. Ch.hai'
p.i,,. B,ucepnrr. f,t Wlli"p,
Oys,crvilr. anil Pac Fl Guy 10
Astoria. (0r gon) l7s miles,
and hack. once in Two W. ks.
Leave Olvmpi, every other Mon
Arr;ye a, As oria next Wrdnrs.
days by 7pm; .,
Leave Astoria every other Thurs
.:. day at Jam;
..r Arrive at Olympia next Saturday
80" ." by 7 pm.
Bids for once a week service '"-
vited.
,54o5 From O'ympi, to YIN, % miles,
aud back, ONE week.
Leave Olympia Monday at M;
Arrive at Yem by pm;
so Leave Yelm Tuesday 1T Yam;
~ Arrive IA: Olympi, by SPIN.
154o6 From Olympia, by Tnmwat"r'
!. Coal Bank. Grand Mound. SIX o.
kumchuck Claquato, g and Prairie.
aud Castl. Rock, TO Monticello 50
miles. and back, three tim week.
Leave Olympia Monday. Wednesday,
and Friday at IN;
Arrive at Monticello next days by
Ppm;
Leave Monticello Monday, Wednes.
day and Friday at pm;
Arrive at olympia next days by
pm. -.s-
l54o7 F.om Olympia Ivy steilaco'm
-, City. Seattle, Port Madison. Tek"!-
let, Por Ludlow, Port T"wnsend.
Por, A ,g les. t, Victoria. British
Columbla) 200 miles. and back,
ono. a week. ins,ea nboats.
Leave Olympia Monday at m;
Arrive at Victoria next d'y by pm;
Leave Victoria Wednesday at IN;
Arrive at Olympia next day by 7p".
l54oS From Claqua'o to B i<'fort' 10
o. miles, and back. once week.
Leave Claqnato Thursday at Ia m;
Arrive at Bois fort BY 1lam;
Leave Boistfort Thursday at IL m;
Arrive at Claquato by up m.
154O9 From Orkland, by Shcrwood's
Mills, to Scabeck, 3S miles. aud
back. oncr a week.
Leave Oakland Saturday at Ga m !;
Arrive at Seabeck by 6pm;
Leave Seabeck Monday at 6 m;
Arrive at Oakland by 6pm.
1910 From Port Townsend to Port Dis.
covery, Z miles, and hack, once a
week.
Leave Port Townsend Tuesday at Z
am;
Arrive At Port Discovery by 10 m ;
Leave Port Di>cov ry ut pm;
Arrive at Port Town end BY 4p IN.
1911 From Por, Trwnsrnd. by Nv
Dangins. and San Jnaa. I" What
come. IS miles. aud bark. once a
week.
Bdl.r I, pr,no.e sc,.-iule of ID
par nr.s and arrivals
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-06

Dealers i'm Grain and Rag .

gINHE an iersirned oHer FIR sale 70 Farmers
ARt Dealer. 90 Grain Bags a large and
well selected siOgk Of
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b 4 CT S f!

On liberal terms and in lots to suit, viz:
coo bales 200 cachl Calcutta Rice Chick
Bags, secondhand. suitable for barley and
oats, 27x35-capaci'v. 100 lbs Barley.
100 bales new Chicken Bags, 2sxl0, 900
each.
900 bales Standard Calcutta Bags, ESQ
each y for Potatoes.
so bales Silver and Copper Ore Bags, 500
each.
l3s bales Heavy Hand Scwed English Wheat
Bags, containing in all loo, $50 of various
sizes, from 20x36-20--23x4
REYNOLDS, HOWELL & FORD.
Commission Merchants and Dealers in
Flour Grain and Produce.
3l3 and 3l5 Davis Street, San Francisco.
Oct II. 1868. 32:n3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-26
NEWS lTEss.

Near Providence, r. l., entire train OF paszee
over man lying dead drunk between the rails withous
injuring him.
lady travelling on Connecticut railroad got on sAs
cars at Plainfeld Junction. and. while 10 tao depot
ton Of tbs Iocail'y.
school uis,ress in Frlo prnshed litile girl ~
whh punished blythe listlc girl's big sister
seriously az 70 have her skuN fractured and DO made
maniac ig life.
G. w Bartlett committed suicide in ST. Lopis bccsuss
his wife had become inmate of what newspaper cal
a house, but solomon calls hell
The Rhode Island Medical Society has pronounced he
destruction OF unborn children mcrder.
ConsumptIves cannot live in Minncoota They doAv
die, but get veil
stephen peake SET the jail OF Pike county hiss. o.
ERE recently, and was burned mp 10 it
John Bruwn son Of old John Brown, 70 iecturins
tour lie thinks N s,naon 10 the increase, and
glad ~ 10.
Tho rudlau Bvr,su cos. inss year Ssi 100000 rEN
expenditure secured tho killing Of eighty inli.n<
Almost every alternate secon Of land along tho p.
c,hc Railroad IL owned, II sad, BY come mem. % Of
Congress.
The propde.ors OF The big hotels 10 Pcsou have bs6
warrants Issued against suem as keepers q liquor nui
Johnny Steele heir OF rich oil farm, il now door.
Keeper " o mlus,ro; company JOnn Gssr,sssy IA sad
10 have 100000 OF he money Ia tso gus.
coanierietn. gold dust 10 prosperous basinsm u
Idaho
MS not ye, determined whssher cotton or besf IL %
be sins ~ Texas
The medical class al Harvard numbers one hundrsx
ard eighty the largest yet
Three hundred soldiers orphsEs se IA the nsi,utioa
al Madison, wisconsin
Forty thoufan nj acres " forfeited school and swamp
land ere % be sold At MsdisoE Wisconsin, on tae 1fih
inst ant
A Jury a: springGeld AaSs, was dismissod bscasss
two q ~ r4smbes rcsasc4 10 agree ~ coz resoa'"
liquor dealers
~ Worcester. MAss., B,Gn has obtained yeIho. ~
So 400 damages against the Vineyard and AANsshos
Steamboat Com On hccCJ1t oi uaybs a. si' 49,
yzed ~ The falling * boat upon H.
Thers are -four thoussnd soldiers crphnns fsccsVias
care ard education NJ the states expease
II "a proroted 70 cosoiidAls the Maine railroads run
Ming east FROM Portland
Another victim 0. seduction and sooEu"e les dee n
Iowa.
divorce cas, "a en- triai at Chicago IN - hvs-
band lefenIsut adirits caro- nlins -p ~ bat arsfs
tst i, war visr ~ wilee voluntary - t.poys
ard cornTauce.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-26

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-17
Kew York NeWs.

The New York Herald. few days ago, in editorial
charged the Radical party with The intention Of building
up genuine niger aristocracy" The Tribune takes
he Herald to task about it. and bandes such compl,.
mentary epthets az 'lar" and ''vuain' The Herald
of Friday last in another editorial elaborate
defence of the assertion. 1t winds up by saying:
We have proven from bills PASSED by tho Radicals
that they desire to give the Niger unconstitutional
rights to protect him by military jurisdiction; tn en-
poy extraordinary agents for his benefit to
who differ with him of the right Of jury and Of previous
Indictment; to furnish him special tribunal beynnt
which there is appeal; grant him unlimited spp
port; to rent purchase lands for him. to erect for
him schools and asylums at the national expense; to
organize system for his entire care. support and con-
troll to give him the preference intelligent foreign
n regard to citizenship to create for him special
police; TO maintain for him standing army, whose
only business ia to guard his domestic and industrial
interests to devise for him series Of laws before
contemplated in our history; to establish for him safe
guards provided for the white race, and to dis
criminste in his favor against tho whites. In other
words we have shown that "the party opposed to the
President would build up aristocracy of three mil
lions Of negroes, having peculiar rights and privileges,
and superior to white men in every legal respect And
leave the public to decide who is the 'iia who
is The "yaln." who has been guilty Of 80 wicked. DE-.
iborate, viainous lie
Tho fright OF the Canadians over tho demonstrations
of the Ftnans at kasport. and their excitement
the capture of Head Centre Murphy and his friends
Cornwall appear to have in way abated. The resi-
dents of Campobello Island flying from that threat
ened point, while st. Stephens. and indeed all y ew
is aroused and agitated by the appearance
Of small Fenian force at Calais 1t supposed that
the Fenians were leaving Eastport for Calais aud
about to make descent on st Stephens instead Of
Campohello At al points in the British provinces fears
appear to be entertained Oft raid The government
hores appear to think the Campobelo demonstration
eint only and are preparing for the appearance Of
meetings held daily. volunteering very brisk
and much feeling and great deal fright Is gene
rally manifest on the part of the Canadians Some Of