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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-16
DENJAMIN r. rHEALL, AUCTIONEER.
ID Late Salesman with T.. N. Ludlow Co.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
PIANOF0RIL, CARPETS. SILVER PLATE,

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
PIANOFORIE. CARPETS. SILVER PLATE,
- CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
THEAIL CURTIS will sell by auction. Tuesday,
Apr ~ se6 q u O'Clock Al the private residence 30 s
West fwenyhfth street between broadway and Sixth
AZ tho Furniture contained IN sad hoase consisting In
part Of elegantly carved rosewood farlnr SUITS IN crimson
and lowered SATIN French SECRETARY Lsgeres Ccnre Ia
lefscads Dressing Bureaus Washstands Tables Lounges
Chairs ana Easy Chairs Warirohss Hall stands &C.
and Hair Mattresses. Feather Bolsters and Pillows
rosewood Pianolorte Stodar maker bronze Chandeers
Mauiel Ornaments. fine silver PLAYED Ware. best shcfled
plates China and Giasware hnc satin Curtains and asscls
Velvet Brussels aud Ingram CARPETS together with the
Kitchen Furniture with which the siie viii commence,
Catalogues al the nuct.onccr Office D Liberty
COLE MURPHY WILL SELL IN FRONT or
- saicsrnoms SO Fulton street Brooklyn, Monday
April TO- 1866. at twelve cilck, phalou Top Wagons
oncn Wngen. sets Harness good family Horse roam
Horse-tan iroi 10 three minutes, sound aud kind
nAv1O y. EGkN, ArCTfONFER FURNITURE
- Carpets. &c.-uANip EGAN viii sell ihis DAY
NoEday Arli d. ~ llis ocrk hy snrton TIE contents
of house So ~ lgnTtn street Brutsas fhrecrlv and
Ingram CARROTS hcdfels Bureaus marble TOP aud other
Iatles Cns hair md other Mdirrss6s Warir0hos look.
ing uaees Fcnrr% ,hna Glass and Cfoekcry Ware,
SIuvet ANcheu FurlItrc. &C. also Tuesday, No.
Leroy pucc lcgck, tfge Furniture, Carpets, e. Alio,
a locck at siaioun i35 Canal street large assortment
Of Furniture a.
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JACOB B0QART, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
Monday April IT, at O'Clock. at No 20 Market street.
hair Mattresses Brussels Carpets marble top Dressing
reaus, Chairs, &c.
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MAhBLE NANrELs OF TIE BEST FINISH AND
vi % Gem designs offered cheaper than elsewhere, at
SIMON kLABLkS Marble MauuisciUfy, % FIRST ave.
me, near q rd street n "
MAnhlE AND SLATE NANTEbs. MONrN Nfs
w An& GcWH HnrN fs'H largest assortment fl .IIf
rNF ~ Ifr in.H NafN.#E -rlfrh ff.N.|r NJ .H
a-at ..Hifas. vs. hu Etk C0. s.tsn NJ .ihi.
WOO. ~ N. fHnf .ri HUDSON etIuo.s ava aHf
rFr iifI'NH aII IIe.A flrr9fs
nFtUurEIlEu sIart vtvrrrs- SUPERIOR lN AR.
vi InNng durable. nsF tie lur FRI mu.Nr
tween fhirts.ufih .1d fAliI kkla suce1-
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MARBLE ,rANTELs.

NIARBLB NANTELs.-rHE BEST PLACE IN TIE
l cy " purchase Marble Maueis 81 fAn latest des
az rrrf eW Yrces is at A kLAHElcS Marble WORKS., No
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pal tcuar attention Of the wholesale trade is invited.
Catalogues ana VIZ sPSH' P rST 'f CO.. Aueouee
ls2 Church street.
UcrIoN NoIIcEzR MAzELL, AUcTIoNEER
s %Eb M Z aS.'. 4Psr. s''if Is
'' O'CLOCK Is 4
nd and and
s'aa.2 sS 9.'s1iSSS .,s dS1Ayn r.AsoyosrH
Catalogues at our Office Monday, 10th.
UcrIoN NorICE.-vALUABLE REAL ESTATE
A D. BURKE, Aactionser ONCE 1856 Bowery. win sell
Nj @ he
the the road e Hsmpstesd and nd on che Yves: By
ssSS land S:i siS
sS on pos
WIN sell this day at II O'Clock shs entire stock
OF Furniture contained ia the store No 60 sixth avenue
owner going out OF business consisting Of Velvet BRUSSELS
oak s psns
T Hair Se nanasa%g
So % as n. ~ia
Also the Lease eight Of the building for sale.
s5SE AS e.
Ts day rMsSpdsy morning ARr s
sstng Of solid black walnu, Dining Room Suits one Sofa:
?sp. :r so sa' walnut
Parlor Suits covered with the richest descriptions
tel black walnut Suits green reps haircoth
large pier and oval Mrrors Lace Curtains; marble top
XIV Turkish Easy Chairs Lounges match; Bronze
MAGNIFICENT RosEwoop ,p,IANoroRrE, STOOL
elegan, Instrument with round corners beautifully
carved legs and with all modern improvements
wood and black walnut Bedroom Suits Spring and HAIR
Mattresses, Bolsters. Pillows, Blankets Corner and Book
Stands black walnut Extension Table Buffet China Tea and
Dinner sets rich silver mounted Casters silver plated Tea
plated Tea and Coffee Sets Butter Dishes ivory handled
Knives and Forks Carving Knives rich cut Glassware &c
Sale positive ~ B-Reliable attendance cart
pack and ship goods for purchasers at reasonable charges
UCTIoN NOrlCE-cIIARLEs YOUNG, AUCTION
n cer-Large sale OF elegant Household Furniture this
day Monday at l0h O'clock at the four story house No. 30
Paror Dining Room and Chamber Furniture, ELEGANT Par
Tor Suits covered in the richest descriptions Brussels and
Pnoiorte with ali modern improvements cost $3.50
Oh Paintings Mirrors Bureaus Bedsteads Washstands,
ticls necessary for housekeeping Competent IN
tendance to cart pack and ship goods purchased at this sale
A UCTION SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ The undersigned IL prepared heretofore give spe-
ci attention to sales Of Household Furniture at residences
OF families on favorable terms.
A. JoURNEAY. Auctionecr, Office. No. Pine street
A UcTION NoTICE.-CRoCKERY AND Glass;. T..
n HUNT, Auctoneer. Sale Of jobber's stock OF best
Goods to close the business Monday April 6 at 10
O'Clock 2s Pearl by order OF Richard Matthews in
lots 10 suit dealers. sale without, reserve.
A b. wALDRoN A co, AUCTloNEERs-wILL SELL
Broadway OF Cabinet Furniture
Particular attention paid TO sales Of Furniture at residences
UCTION SALE OF FURNITURE IN BROOKLYN
~ BY COLE MURPHY, ON Tuesday, April IL, at l01s
O'Clock AZ 80 smith street. black walnut and mahogany Par
Lace Curtains Pier Glass Brussels and Tapestry Carpets,
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CroLEN-oN THURSDAY LAST. FROM MALoy's
= livery stable l62d street Washington Heishta, thin
built bay Horse years Old 49,, hands high, sprung
knee: top Wagon old build. striped rod piece dashboard
leather inside half Mp, heavy silver mounted Harness
hight colored Buffalo Robe trimmed red suitable reward
VIII be given FOR any Information that win lead the return
OF the property aud conviction Of the thief j. MALOY
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REWARDS.

O. REwARD-LOST, FROM 100 EAST THIRTY.
Oh eighth street, Wednesday evening last small
chocolate coorrd Dog about sy weeks Old The above
ward will be paid by returning him 10 the above placc
c1Q REwARp.-srRAYED. PROM STABLE rs
'NlV clinton place, Eighth street a small sized black
ard shut and Dog both with little hair them the
dog with half the lail on u returned The above reward
win Do mid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-16

G1nn REWARD FREDERICK WAGNER. A MAN
DIOV about 81 years OF ace, left his home the night
o. The iiih inst ia derlugd condition uf mind. aud =
supposed 10 have into the river The above reward viii
BE- paid the recovery Of the at Frederick Wnaner hs
body hHEINFhANk 4 GANZENMULbER. 80 Third 81
GQnn REWARD WILL BE PAfD FOR iNFORMA.
DDtV u,nthai VIII lead ~ tho recovery NJ uire bales
futuu stolen or akcn by mistake FROM hrigJ kcnncGy
a rr d North river elunl lutssy alh Wednesday
Nth inst Apply 20 YATES tOEIEktlELp. ll5 Wah
flrfat
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VIZ
SALES AT AUCTION.

II BOGART, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL. ON MON
day 10th nst at i0h O'Clock, Twenty drst
street near Seventh avenue Household Furniture conss
Ing OF Parlor Suits black walnut and mahogany Bureaua
Centre Tables. Bedsteads. Rockers Chairs Pier Mirrer
Mattresses Brussels Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Top OAK Cottage Suit OIL Cloth, Hall Stand, Kitchen Furni
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yVA. Writer'S AUCTIosEER, WILL SELL ON
Tuesday at 10f O'Clock at 3 West Forty second street.
all the Parlor Chamber Library Dining Room Kitchen
Furniture In Parlors two suits IL rich brocate Pier Glasses
Lace Curtains Velvet Tapestry Three ply and other
Oicioths, marble top Chamber Suits best Hair
Feather Beds and BEDDING oak Buffet oak Extension Table
Chairs TO match. China Dining and two Slverwarc.
with all other good! sppertanins 70 well furnished house
double and slge Harness. Robes Blankets, &c. Cata-
loguss N pQfpng Of sale g.. .
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Toial..............g09's,9os sI,5st150 iS.7oosh
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MoERIs WILKINS. AUcTIosEER,,- DESIRABLE

MORTGAGE sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A CHArrEL
m mortgage there will be sold the highest bidder, NJ
S5 Broome street near Bowery this day, April 49, A.
M one bay Horse Wagon and Harness, suitable for
press general business by order of II. Handy mort
gage. L. TOWER, Auctoneef
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TOHN J. CISCO SON,
81 BANKERS,
NO. IS WALL. STREET, NEW YORK.
RECEIVE MONEY ON DEPOSIT Gold Coin Cur
and allow interest at the of four per
annum daily balances. subject 10 check at sight.
Issue Certificates of Deposit bearing payable
demand.
Negotiate Loans and Business Paper
Execute promptly orders for the purchase Of Gold
Buy and sell Government and other Securities
mission.
Make Collections all parts of tho United States and
Canada.
JOHN J. CISCO,
Late OF the United States Treasury in New York.
JOHN ASHFIELD CISCO.
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ID IVAN HOUTEN, AUCTIONEER.-TH SUBSCRIBE
ia consequences Of continued Illness, will sell At aucr
Thursday the 18th inst at 10 O'Clock M the balance ~
his stock of Groceries and Fixtures for cash. coNsng OF
Flour, Sugar. Teas Coffee Liquors Polls, Broos, feap
Cans Brushes Scales and Weights OoHoo Mu Kegs Bar
JANIS ELsEY,
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DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTiONEER tF
III SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
(Of Ex. Marshal Rynders)
CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOFoRTE,
ROSEWOOD SATIN BROCATEL PARLOR SUIT,

UNIQUE (ETAGERE BTfLE) HOUSE IKUN 5AFB,
oil PAINTINGS AND ENGRAyINGS u,
SELECT LIBRARY.
win sell Monday At II O'Clock, At No. 50 Henry street
a first class Furniture. select Library
OF Historical Scientific Political and other Works;
bookcases, Desks Niles Weekly Register complete (rare
work. the Herald (richly bound from 1912 TO 1865; nno
OH Paintings (rare subiects) Landscape choice Picture
chanan beautiful Engravngs and Prints, fun toned
wood Piano. magnificent rosewood satin brocate SUIT OF
Furniture Centre Tables Chandeliers Manel Ornaments,
Curtains Tapestry and other Carpets mahogany hair
cloth Furniture, Plato Mirror fine Chamber Furniture
French Bedsteads Bedding Bureaus, Washstands Ward
robes Kitchen and other Furnure Bills 70 be paid
and goods positively moved Immediately after sale.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-10
Wonderful but True!

aIApAME REMINGTON. TIE WORLD RENOWNED
Asroogist and somnsmtulistc C1arvoyant, while in
carvoyan state delneates the very features Of the per-
son you are to marry, and bV the aid Of instrument
of intense power known the Psychomotrope. guar
anees produce perfect and hfelIke picture Of the
future husband wife Of the applicant with date Of
marriage occupation leading traits Of character &C.
This is no imposition as testimonials without number
can assert By stating place Of birth. age, disposition,
color Of eyes nnd hair. and enolosng fty cents, and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself you will re.
ceye the picture by return mall together with desired
information. ,s.a
Address In confidence, Madame GERTRUDE REM.
NGToN, P. o. Boz 2s7, West Troy, N T.
Nays tuths3mo
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From new new Orleans.

q NEW ORLEANS, May 8.-Gsn.$ Harry T. Hayes
has been elected Sheriff on the National Demo-
cratic ticket and will at once enter upon the dus
ties OF the Office. &. .,e.
= General Sheridan has issued IN order releasi1g:
the Banks Of New Orleans from military control
The floods are fecedng and cetton planting has'
: been resumed Il :ls.sl, ~ =
General Besuregsrd, President OF the Jackson
Railroad, has gone North for the purpose Of rails
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington News.

q WAgHNaroN, May s.-The President has ap-
proved the bill for encouraging telegraphic com.
munfea aton between the United States. West Indies
and Bahama Islands. .s..sS y
The 2. s. House OF Repre- reaentatives passed that
section Of the Tax, bill fixing the duty on Cotton
at five cents per pound.
At Norfolk the United States Circuit Court
opened ysstorday. Judge UNpEnwooD delivered
the charge to the Jury, snd spoke of the necessity
of bringing the leaders Of the rebellion to trial
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ITho Cholern ut Now York Quarnntino
News from, Texas.

NEW ORLEANS, May 5.-The authorities at Gal
weston have iBsued an order granting permits to
sailing masters to be their own health officers
Unless they have sickness ON board their ships
they may enter the hsrbor without inspection, but
the responsibility Of this coursewil rest upor the
masters. .'ta2 ls- --isai -
I The crops in Texas are excellent. The Ted
Riyer is falling, and the danger OF an overflow ID
past.
The receipts Of cotton nave been.sman.
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VARIOUS rrEms.

80 a f.a 4
A premium Of one hundred and ff5y to three hun
dred uOupds sterling has been offered 10 any Ger.
man mariner who, within the year, will explore
the cnrre1to the sea between Spltzenoergen an9
sNoya Iemeia. Inc EnoWledge.ls 10 pc emplc5sao
IN deylslnE new Polar edition, wbygis 70 ss-
lecK tnat fascinating OBJECT from Gis ass
stream makes this r2seasee @ enah any oSner ;1na,
ano Sne n9py u eh Ht
.aI ,n1 ?e ;,' ,,arf f"' 'Ao "
.tT1 - ra' -,
Mnen on r1n aoa aH war tGTIng .ae AGse.iaa
CONSISTS oroIoIs0o men. Vne RUSSIAN arnys lns
ccnong cce Ihe iano"eur OF mnislai s conPoeea o.
,ooo, lou men, IN. cases o. @1sremen need ba,ar.s
.Ief HH6rS i. 2 z.
IHanoyerian armY is about 25;500 strong, and the
Saxon ia 10 Of OF the same stren&e VIZ m9rtemoufg ga saa
bring 20, 9uU men lnoo L9s nei9' Gnu sSous
together shout 24is80 men tnoer ther oommane.
The Eufauls tAls.) News says that on Monday
nirht 3flthi inlt. ME-. gR.g Goodwin, 90 old and web
known citizen, shot and killedlhis brotherin-iaw,
.Mr Calvin Daniel. Mr.. Danisf Was intoxicated,
and on refusing to eat supper, MES. Goodwin asked
.nu ameosasonsteiy. ne reason. W1slengo5 ne
conMencea aoushg ner AZ. " 99owin
lremonssraeeo Sgaiiniss saon eonane. toward nus
sg. Gdnn n s,aJ a e.. - =, nn ~
y;i,;,.., -, r. tSn A.oss o9 0os -. 40
~. ~. - --Ae - ~ = .','' ..essn'' ~, ~
< Ayear OF; tHo aeo some eHferpfiMng person
HN,-So .~YA - x.1AsNA,Sh S~1oSs~ ~
maAA 70 England, andt the British woskE oIS1a 8
fSisss Ss sr1sd Their 9est eeyi2IteIoM their ri
tvo Tha of f6e 80,
oniv 1ae 1eo ~ the sonsya ncb
woy ~ a,d h1n6red shasfs of
hs 49,, the th;oknass Of sheet ~ nots
nensS maAe up 'no - 9'' p..oos " Aote
=. f.aot cor,,a ,,,,,
,5s hSirs 6S tba bnwa1 hssS paMene9 20 ssount
commonly supposed to be sswitnont n nnmss+ Ssem |"
Fhe results are sufficiently curious to reward the
investigation. The hair. .ffom the heada Of fonr
women, weighing about ia: ounces 10 the head
was taken, land on the head OF The blonde, wero
found l41 4l9 hairs; OF the brown-haired 100 440;
or the konalred lga9S3, and OF the red-hsired
woman oo,I i
ACatholic cathedralis being built in Pekin. the
capital .S OF China, with spre that viii make it
Gae y, Ing most objects In that city.
Inc Inc OssnohI missions oesun three hundred years
;1sG, nave peen making constant progress in
~ na anu i!s saiS mere are noT tnree mlllons
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-10

RAILROAD COMPANY, MkRoH Is. 1sas,--At,s meet
Ing of the Board ofDreotors held this day, tho fol-
lowing resolution was adopted -.
Rcsolred hat the President do Cause the report oa
the meeting Of creditors to be published In tho newspa
ners and TINT he, by public notice, request AL bond
zz1foila GoIppany 70 END 4s-the 6ecrat2E2
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:5Ele fsAs.lsatate that it Is calculated that
"isufSus ,"ee1 sat month upwards Of 1000 per-
soaAss " ioi America, ,ia Queenstown, two-thirds
: ga ssa- @: the pidals and farming class.
hlRf .mefs' IL gill be remembered, were
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Il \, ~ l.flS,es -, -
4 hide ~ 4; i;Sss what conrse shon,d be nur,ned
snd t,,r5s 4s,o,s ~ @ .,sr ovor ~ cnn srsss sor
Il - .ss h 1 W -o-
its deciHioR. Il 80. 90 .s,s,..-ls,;,3
Istill adhdP my previously expressed belief
that the Pfa,S3t will veto the bnlfadmitting
EColorsd sd6s5Ss{ yr6,7nd of ;nadenn ale nonnIation
= -, tLsrtas;sa-.;or ~ 49,
II on ~ ens''ssiaslon mere are no'' per,
maps, twet7e fdrcu women IN the territory, and
consequently voter in Colorado docs not rep
resent the I'll ;tion Of other citizens In the ter
~ =. SS6fa doe. in Ne,v yort for ox.,,.,-
1''Ys ~. PRE-
In sIcss ssls lsaeen shoT1ey Senator DooraTrIz
sna .ne 9aeseloI N she Senater
riearlsEais tS lpulaeion OF Coioraoo sfe 'o'et z
and splss the whole Popuiatlon Is out
1ittA oyerlS mber OF voters, say seven thou
sand. s'a ID & & M LIZ, /;
J. The absHf ana lnlusueeoi placing tniS smsh
co,, =, -; olar equal footing in power and rep
:ahe Trni,ad Sf.he. aen.te w;tfstha
reseutsti 80 az sa ~ 49, a.. >. -
great State 1ce" va A42sIe9. ~ sne isce
iof the vropd9 And yet, sueh Is tne-enaa4 Of
! stba Mn spaesed in both branches OF Congress
10 s ~ ;Eng the action OF the President.
ana nov efsS 10 ,,rs ,r,,a, ~, 1o,vpp c.ur.
roRnfA. - s.
- ,fs-{sSa tNst negotiation OF considerable
ct is ss4sas }9st s been Concluded with the Me1-
magpitsdsl @ which involves che cession to
ican $sja siiats Of nearly the
esrtSlals 20 sa,,,ra ~
miaerai wesltS 81 tbe 9sspit0l sSps o.
ry. "a Hov6rnmant ret.;n. - Snn a1
Shthye af tho IN teFpFiss.. Has is "a isnnder
stood tS khe sum adpascedi bs the parties iu Who
have sac&fsa the grsut is upward Of q million Of
dollars,s svh5kHa this Time will be Of imoortant
service Xo fhe Liberal cause. The names OF the
following ghtRmen appear in the conveyance pa %
acoo .sSs, i1:II: =. Dqer, JOIN Ander-
IT,, NJ S s y 1fsssf II, -, n " atrso, mnIA,n NJ
ward asSaFord. -'-N ~
a. q 'yr;;;y On, r,,,s o,,ro 80
~, -, < 1n.i."s oA1'H' cA.h
ThejjNNelprIeans cotton case, which has been
and in yEh conflict Of civil and military an, an
thority hakrown up, has been brought OFFICIALLY
to th6S att,tion or tho President Rv ordsr ~
GenHr4f tkzyetha eotton in ;aot;o,, w. oo;,eS
~, aoIdiarI N thn !, s,;nat;a - - 90 sei1oo
~ ~ .is1rl asiou W paL 1nterestea
III Jug S5;sS' - n zHu the oraer OF the Court was
Lesis,eu.. res pSe Duren reiuseo 10 proceed with
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== =
j What the War did not Decide.
We are Indebted to Mr.. CHAUNoEY G. BunR. ab
very fearless and able editor of that sterlint
.-:-. M. ~, - AAy s'e. Ane
magazine 1ne va Guard for = timely and power
full reply to all the ignorant, vicious and ,un
manly bosh which has recently been written ant
spoken upon the text that {" State sovereignty
/ rs dead, having, been determined against BY the
]lats war.:as - . eS; s52-} =
We agree with Mr.. BURR, says the Richmond
Times, that thu war has no more killed State
sovereignty. than it has haDeas corpus, trial by
jury, or those manly end splendid qualities OF
head and heart which belong to the people who
falas IN their great effort to achieve distinct
natlonaiity. lt Is not an the power OF war to
XII State soverelgnty;s IT can overcome it for
moment, as giant can overcome weaker man,
but can never destroy the principle, nor ALLEVIATE
the right OF sovereignty. States stripped Of the
pouersso exercise their legitimstei and proper
sovereign rights 1haye no more lost their rights
than the mansgho isrobhed Of all his property
loses. thesright to hold property. a man may
have rights which he cannot fOr the moment exer-
else, because OF defess, misfortune. OF Of some
WRONG or illegal. force in his way; but does he.
therefore, lose the sacred quality Of his rights2
Does ne, therefore, passively sifdown and consent
that no has been transformed into q creature
.ssithoat rgi;ts=.sn nd ishesAs5aphoodf No, cer-l
s.y, 4. un'ea aHie hnmsn "a, eol or coward that
8 Sss5 kour oyercoma ~. ;. Beeslse -.
=. .sseS.tS 81 to aconisaca ;1I5 az
soa;a.. II ~. and adrdit itsa| sa.I,e o.i%e
., ,tG,,,. a. & Mime to conner NOE sn..
.1oo :, .da ma IA nation Of eneaa = -
And eyen admitting that, for the p, 3 + 55orns,,s
We are thus leouardized and belttied Dy The war,
has the devil so far got possession Of ne that we
mean to lie down forever in swinsh rest and sleep'
No, in Gods name, mol Rather let us cherish at
least 90 much Of the pluck and decency OF map
hood as shall make us trust the time will come
when we shall arise in oar wrath and seize this gi-
gantic, monsrchical, despotic centrsiizing heresy
byihe throat s,d nsscrt again the liberty which can
nayer be lost except by our own weakness and
crimel It is the nature OF sovereignty thatit can
neither be destroyed, aliepated divided, nor given
away It is to the State wha. the ,OM Is TO the man
A State can no more lose, OF give away its sorer-
eighty than the man can lose or give away his
will. No war can 30 far kill State sovereignty,
that it will not during all future time, have the
sacred and eternal right to hang whomsoever
hss attennted it's destructon.i When old JOHN
RpowS made his attempt upon the sovereignty Of
virginia, all admitted that he was instly; and
I; o,.,tad rrlarar ca,, never come a time
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-10

Thu hlio valuation of Bostonin 1866 was !;
Real eSte s2O1 62s, 300; personal property, s170,
26s,s7Stotal sS71, ,S92, IT'S. Tho real wealth is
probl $50 600, 900; but say it is s4OO, 1000, 900.
This Yad give to every man, woman and child
s2,OOO;i ;idK the wealth Of the city was invested
in 7-SGSnds, each person would receive per an
mum, 5ntgest money, s146, or 400 each per day.
Divideie population into 10000 families Of FIVE
personin each, and they would receive 50 per
day. 10 valuation Of New York is about $780,
0o0, ,0opsnd, It's population 100000. To make it
equal Nth Boston it should be in taxable valua-
.F@ stso0O ,0O0 or one thousand, millions
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-10
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WAsHNaroH, May s-Late advices from Pana-
ma have beenreceivedat at New York. Matters re-
msirsd quiet since the, bombardment Of valpa-
sraiso. The Spanish admiral refused to receive a
note from the Danish Consul General, to the ef-
]. feet hat ths Danish Government would hold
Spain responsible for damage to the property Of
Z itS citizens during the bombardment. Prepsra-
1 ton is being actively made for tho reception Of
shelSparish feet by the fortidcations.
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sof Repi ives has hasn. .ocnupied in o debate:
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