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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEE 3 SALE OF IKPBoyEp PBoPrRry
In THE T1ksT WARD, AT PUBLIC AUC-

TRUSTEE g SALE OF IMPB0yEp PROPERTY
THE TIksr wARD, AT PUBLIC AuO-
On SATURDAY: the 9Th day Of October. at S
O'Clock p. m. / sh all sell, on the premi ses BY
virtue Of deed Of trust to me- dated tie 18TH day
Of March, lSS, and duly recorded in Liber z II.
h, No. IL. folios 49, &C.. Of the Land Rscords for
Warrington county. ID. O., al Of Lot No. g. in
Square No ls2, according to William Rsdin's sab
consisting Of . two story Brick House.
Terms eash. All conveysneing and revenue
stamre at the coet Of the purchaser. go down
When the property 10 hacked Of. And II the
balance 10 nc: complied with in i've days after the
day OF sale the Trustee the right to resell
the property ct the rick and cost Of the defau
purchaser, By sdysrtisng three times in the Even,
ing Star. MICHAEL p CALLAN, Trustee
% 2eeo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until SATURDAY, the 18th instant, same hour
and place
By order of the Trustee. Hir#
&C s-eoAds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auots.
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Sealed Proposals VIII b. recsivsd ~ this once
until WtDNEeDAY, October ~. at II O'Clock
Tor painting such of the iron fsneee belonging
designate, IN conformity with specincstions TO Do
zen st the once Of the Commssioner OF Public
bul0fn0. h. B.. FBDNCH,
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BLOODi BLOODyy BLOOD

sCRO!ULA, ULCERs. sOREs, sPers.
IE1Tf66ss' vE SSHkf p BsSt.s sfPHIiIs
SANARITAN'S ROOT AND HERE JUYCa
10 offered the public - . positive cure.
SYPHILIS Oh vENRRkAL DISEASES. N.
most potent certain and eftectual remedy ever pre-
scribed IL reaches and eradicates every PARTICLE on
and permanent: Take, then, Of this purifying rem
sdy and be healed. and do not transmit Il 10 Won,
Year,,
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs ToR FORAGE AND FUEL.
DEPor QrA.rknNAsrrRs OrErcs:

DRPor QuAIrKENAsTERs OrFIcE.
BAIrINoRE. Oct. s, 1855.
Sealed Proposals; IN duplicate, ~in be received
81 this once until nONDAY. 18th instant, O. u
named articles. In such quantities. more or les,
and IT such tines ana places equired By the Gov
81 ToHb COOP, aIRoHAHfHBLl TIMOTHY
1,4ss BUsHEEs OATS. in sacks,
ID TONS STRAW, in bales,
500 CORDS WOOD, OAK and pine,
80 TONS COAL, Anthracite,
Articles to be Of the best quality, and subject 70
the ueual Goverument inspcstion.
The lowest bid for each article 10 BE- accepted.
Payment t. be made on delivery ,or % soon there
For further information inquire at this once.
By order Of the Quartermaster GenerM
A. 9. KIMBALL,
Brevet nsior and A. Q. N,
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u, IN eaeee Of Syphilis used In connection With IN.
Boot and Herb juices. 'N '''
Full directions. Price . cent?.
The eficecy Of these remedies 10 alike scknovl
in the q. B. Hospitals.
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r,>-,,,,,,ron,s "a, IL OF TIE JOIN
MAUSE F'N''"'


F 80 ''f nm, . oel pck u. Nj,
upon the premises the foliowh x a. w ,ty n tate oI
estate, situate in Montgomery ,Vui ';ore az less
Ohio, tO-witi Being torty-twOa aci 49,, or spc sior
No nineteen d0l town four ~, ""s'
east, SC. , Trce ot
Tho premises have hecn apPrai sou, : ncrc
dover. ~ one hundred and Ten dolla ", p" 'f =
and cunnot sell FOR less Than That nmOn uu third
TERMS OF SALr-Ono.thid rashi one., ''IIr M
in year. and one third In two years from tp
1st day OF April 1851 with interest from nne ua Nd
the payment 10 be secured ~ mortgage 'P"n " Y
premises sold. -,
The premises nre situated on the townsh T. ioai'
and adjoining the town of Amity and HDOl " pNG
half mile south of the Wolf Creek Pike, IT, eW -
upon tile premises good frame dwelling, v w in,n
good cellar under Same good frNiIc barn; NVtl
of good water; stone spring housci stone IN N
house, md all the necessary Oui-buidiEn, ~ : y,
good repair n Young orchard of bearing iruit ~
a general variety aud choice fruit. Also, runiu w
water, furnished by never -nling sprung. su u
citmt for stock, HARVEY NrNus,
Executor Of John Mausr, deceased:
gro. W MoYER, Atty, Swl
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Farm at Public Sale
3a l-o ACRES.

Three aud one-10lT Mills from Drg7on on he
H0if Crech f'ika.
on THE i2rH DAY or DEOEMBEii 1860,
AZ two O'Clock ?. NJ. will oner for sale at puhlic
auction, the farm ON which now live, containing
cultivation. Soil eNrelentApart crock liottom
and part upland. The buildings consist. OF n good
new 2-story frame house. stable, Tobacco o-shad &e.
ALSO,
ON the same day commencing nc ten o clock A. NJ
viii offer at public sale, all my Ato Oh farming
utensils and household aud Kitchen Il irnltnre
noshiwts j. HlsfVIHI.H
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NOTICE IN pARrrmoN.

JNLIzAHETH G. LODGE. Nathan wayland
II l.Odge minor dosaiiti v Lodge = minor
Addison llonsOn aud Rusann,L nunson, his WIZ
William .loneg and Nancy Ann Jones, his VILE
AquillA HiNon and Naomi H.. llNon, ms wllt,
Frederick smith and olar!ssH Matilda smith ms
Lodge ali Of Montgomery Cointy, Olno, and llo-
ratio Lodge oliver i.odge, nnor. Elizabeth
kns, his vile ali Of tass toun{y, Ia tho state or
lndipna viii take notlce that Iiincs y Lodge
Lodge, of Montgomery ,lountl.. Ohio, nave hlea ~
petition, which Is now pending ugtiirst them, IN
the superior Opurt of lontpmey tounts, ono
claiming and setting for IN that they, IN" shd Vt-
tloners, are tenants In co nnmon, Ia ico simple WIN
the said Nathan Way and Lodge, Josabed ".
Lodge, I0sannn DOnso q, Nancy Ann g Jones,
Naomi h. lliNon, Claris VI " ild nth, Mary
Lodge, Oliver Lodge, AN, Elizabeth Lodge, of the
following real estate and prnpuses: situate in che
county Of Montgomery aud state uf Ohlni anil
being nfly OF land ,n OF the cast stae of the
southeast quarter OF 81 rtion twenty. township
three range six, east In Butler tow nsliip, IN khd
county, with the priylleg ~ and appurtenances g
the same belonging rs helrs-af,iaw 0f Jaeol
Lodge. late Of Montgon lery Comfy. Obi ., deed
said .iuurs A., Jacob A.. Mason a.. and william
N l.od ., petitioners and plaintlns in said peti
ton. claim, IN said petit Ion, that thoy each hell
one, u r.eenth Of said premises, cxcepting IN
said lIoratio, oliver q minor, aud llilabeth
minor, OF tass County In dianR. aforesaid WHOM ,
each entitled 10 one third OF One.thirlecnth pn
q said premises, rheyf irther claim 10 said petit
ton that said Elizabeth Lodge Is The widow OF
said jacob Lodge. decd; thai said Dbedience Hon.
kins wife OF said lahn ~ ppkns also made n de-
fendaht 70 said petition, the mother OF said Ilo
ratio, oliver. u minor nd Elisabrth Lodge a
MINOR, ana thoy pray INA Partition may bc mndc
ot said premises that u icir respeetNS portions
Sii,sr d sla a. MAJ Se s f Is seSs ,se
Noufs & At ne heI,fing y, q sad agsg Aud unless
ary' p 1881 saiii pet tipn vail be- takon as true
aud Judgments rendeie ac' xfe ingly.
IAC or r LODGE
MH iON u. LoDGE,
&C.,. wa iIAMN LODGE.
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MOTTO II.

XETILLIAM BLACkBi'R 4. of the county OF La
~ Forte M tho state Indiana, is notified
that Ann Mary blackburn did on tho 9th day OF
No VenhOr, A d. 1894 ale er petition in the oiIce
OF he tlork Of the Court o { Common Pleas within
apd Tor the county OF No iutgomery. and StSte ot
Ohio. charging the said ' VUiiam Racklmrn with
beih now imprisoned ia The ucniiontiury OF the
state Of lmliana, nnl ask inR that she may be di
yorc cd rom said willis m Biack burn and also
asking FOR tho custody of her minor children whcl,
pett on VIII ftalld or ~ aIug 20 The ncxt tern of
said s'onrt tn-Wit; attn ieembrr term, a u 1ef8
ANN MARY BLACKBURN.
u. ~ llouki Attorney rrlI nn7iiaW0
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NO TIOE.

.gne q, Hnuk0, Plat attn rs. Martin H. IankC,
Def oninht fctito' FOR divorce and alimony.
FINl u Defendant vii take notice that on The s9h
day ot ociohor u 90, said Jane g. liaulU hled
her ottinn against I'M IN the Onuft of Common
Ileas OF Montgomery ~ county. Ohio prnyinF FOR n
ainrot nni Alimpny upon the grounds Of adul-
iVry and gress neglei 4 of duty.
An application vii be- made for a tcree at the
HeVt tpeoembeTl Ter "a Of sAiil ConIt .ll
JANE 4. HAulSk
W. HrLULLE, ittY for Plaintiff sw6
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TAKES FOR J s6s.
Treasurer's Notice.

UNAN-PAIEHS are notified that the Treasurer
Is now ready 70 receive tho taNo, OF 1856
The law reqiilfFs each Tg,. pAyef 20 piy ono.
half stakes ussessed against him, on real aud
personal prpperty, together with the whole OF tho
gus ana street Improvement, ON or tefOre thu a0ih
day OF December 1896 and the acnAainin, haIf an
or hciore tho 20th day OF June, 1851.
lt4sffBNes assessed on personal property, IL not
paid on or before the a0h day 0f nacsnlber th,l
whole Of said taxes become duo.
Once honrs, from Tif A. N. 10 D O'Clock p NJ
DANIEL SrAI4EN, Treas Mont. 90 d
Treasurors Onine, October 10, 1s60-dAwGt
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ICIES a BLANKS
EMPiRE .lI
steam job Rooms
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gtga1.
srTERrFFs S SALE.

RI
! Thomas " Lyons as BRlnhrldgo H. Miller ct al.
| Superior Court of Montgomery County, Ohio.
4 No. 95j9 a..
| i above ease and 10 mo directed will offer at
pnhlic sale NJ the door Of the Court Houso IN the
tty Of Dayton. on
Thnrsdty, NoVeW6or %, 1906,
'wo O'Clock ?. NJ, the following rqal estate, to.
AlN Situate IN the county OF Montgomery aud
WIZ OF Onto and described MS follows, to.wit;
sk'9e lot No. 2il IN Che tuWn of Miainisburg aud
aIulnk aforesaid, commencing ~ me corner OF
county .. gG; thonce Cipt 10 the Miami Canal
n W y, ptll along the canal ~ the north side OF
ilepSe ~ thence vast along the north line OF tc
ulelDsln; CO street; thence north ON Race street
iihsln =, ~ u heginuiug, o4crptng such part as
70 w l,,pcg the incorpgnMd village of Miamis-
was SOU 70 HuntioL oi Pearl street
bulE ior vonil hayo been appraised at 81 900 90
San pohllhY or less than ~ o-tlliris of the an
anu chnnoI SCI roof +.
praised value th, lita dwelling house, aua large
. sald ltt hhs mo, Ion the Miami ORnRl.
ware house situate W. t.F rny.y .
Terms Of sale-cp, O. H. DAVIDSON, shgrir.
~, ey, ocs1wts
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Are prcIhu "a by the Messcuie CARA ScIKRE ~ 81
rosT IN rmaceutlsts. No III. Rue i<,nh. HN'
Paris itu the Prescription OF IN JrAk nEL \,
MARHE t1 SCI Physician 20 the Hospital dn Noi ="
ON LarIJr. ere.
Lcner Of Recommendation.
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John Allen, Plaintiff. against Jacob Black he.
tendmt Before Peter Sullivan j. A. of WAYNE
Township. Montgomery county Ohio
hN the 18th day OF October A,D 1864 said Jus.
~ tcp issued aa order Of Attachment in the
above action for the sum OF twenty-five dollars
aud my cents This causo Il set for hearing ON
a. n. JOHN ALLAN
FprJoHN PULLMAN, Agent uolaOtll0
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To ,;,,onoie, { ~ pmoP;
No eif Hup % @Hn''f''' ''+'

sONl by hll The pT
sent hy mail. secure
ON reetilit OF ilic spco
ngout or by tile Aole T.
OSCAR a.. MOSES a 4
York Authorized ni
STEW AltT all o'
tended 10.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NornE n hereby given that abe undersiifned
~ has heen daily appointed ns Adm inistirforo of
the estate of Isaac Ollbert late ot Montgomery
county, Ohio, deceased. t. fI
November B is6s-Ws GEORGE W. MOYRR.
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Lii3-Hea!th-stre. myth.
LirU-Health-Stren Stn'
Observation-Disclosures 'tn'
ID r, JUAN DELAMARR ~
SPECIFIC PILLS,

SPECIFIC PILLS,
Arc prcIh, ed by the Messicuis G ARAScIfRE \ Dy-
roST, IN rmateutlsts. No. 2it, Rue innh Nv
Paris ile lle Prescription OF pH JuAk y, nEL e.. a
MARHE a. sci Physician 10 the Hospital dn MOI y"
LcHer Of Recommendation.
PARs, May D, 1868
| t,FNTLi ngNs-We have used the "SPKCtfIc
| ptLls'i a. ado nom DH. DELAM ARiES l'Rhsohif.
panie pr stice and have found them a most ener-
Flea or : minai woakntss; slightly, Daily, or.
PfeladtWr Emissions, sexual MeRknes, or ia-
M, Wea n,,ssos arising from sccrct Habits and
n 'Nual y eesses kf,leafio's o. thy NepliHi ~, ",
~ 'Ilriel lusp' Depos Is IN the urinoi "MhkyN
II harg, ralencss ul. tho skin. with Sunken
Chez NlSr iiol, of tie Hs,g4 and dinail tue ghosty
tr,inh lfsl lPtoms arising from over.use abuses
or 2s. aSssy lS ~ gsGSise Isii i6e ot, oS aud l pcr
Sous su ring ne, any 9r Dg''. f ,s,
i,c.e pfa With high r'sPcrt. We aryoais most
sincerely n A BrAiRrrAnE. ND
a. y. DUJhRpiS, N ~.
|, JEAN In LKucnRK, H. ID,
To deauec, { y .,n'.iS, nseS,P'ip par,.
.L-.. a Sfndioas Occupations. Grisfs
,,fesss'K .tt5ss ~ hateyer tends ~ impair the lftd
1ciica o. ths b rsl o, heif 81 1890 a 1i'e fsS
qNcetg i, i,An 70 ; VI the NiRiLE SYsrrM sra
L%ass"g % llsosu.' i and LieVers. thcvhrc who arr
especially liable /" t,,,s' r,,Sg,s s,Se,t N
sort protuptiy A'N' "''-NN
pills. ..t,t,., an ,,,rtt,,,lara ,titl
A Pamphlet, hefts''',A 49, ,,,,t IL, t,rench GTr
Directions and A. 49,, z ,, M IN, ~ ,a,,, bo !
man spanish and .lAhift' 49,, ~, f,st 4, mn an
and wal he sent D. A"N' '''NN' fN'f' y W. ~
who viii write for g. rl -. - a 4
Price, 81 perm, % .''s, -. :, a, Il
soA by all the pr ll,liil = t.s d8 olseyr,ft NJ
sent ~ matt Nsgafe ined ,srlee ty any auth0ri1r
"n it''lpt, ~ .ttlvsits eHera hgonts hlr Amctioi
OSCAR q. MOSES ~ ", ~, - p,,st,,o ~ ~
~ ~, .s5ss H len by maj promptly n
~ AANN w Ni os1ilawcaNi yst
IN,errpA Nsop nor UCIES a BLANKS
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NOtice...NOtice.
Orr1cE U. 8. INTERNAL REVENUE,
% COLLECTION DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
Baton Rouge, July 25th, 1866. ]

CoLLEcroRs OFF1cE U. 8. INTERNAL Revenue,
2D COLLECTION DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
Baton Rouge, July 25th, 1886 }
PURSUANT to the provisions Of an act Of
Congress, entitled san act to provide Internal
Revenue to support the Government, to pay in
terest on the public debt and for other purpos-
es," approved June 30th, 1864, and amenedd by
the act of March Sd, 1865.
Notice is hereby given to all parties liable to
pay duties or taxes under said acts, in this Col
lection district thai lave received the annual
list Of duties and taxes assessed by the Assessor
Of said district, which have become due and pay
able
The taxes included upon the list are upon in
comes, plate, carriages, yachts, billiard tables,
piano-fortes, gold watches and Licenses, which
may not as yet have been procured. .,
The undersigned will attend personally to the
receipt Of said duties and taxes, from the lst to
the Goth of august. daily, Sundays e1cepted),
at his Office in Baton Rouge. y,2 81,
AL persons who shall neglect to pay to me, or
my deputy, the duties and taxes assessed against
them, within the time specified, will become liza
BILE to the penalties prescribed by law.
HENRY BAUSHER, JR.
Collector u. 8. Internal Revenue,
aug4 I'd Collection Dist. of Louisiana.
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AND LAUREL STREETS.

He is fully prepared to keep on hand one OF the
larpest and most varied assortments Of the ABOVE
articles to be found in the city Of Baton hooge g.
With his increased and increasing facilities tor OF
to meet al present and future demands, Is ana and
therefore invites the special attention OF pur'
chasers to that fact, hoping by spirit .! a0oom
modation to please ALL and to always sen .s lea ,
souable terms as the state Of the marke. Wln
permit, to secure liberal share Of regular pa
tronage. -l.o
pleas ecall before purchasing elsewhere
Ang lott.
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JULIUS C. BOGEL,

-DEALER M
FAMILY AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
CORNER MAINS LAFA YET7E SITS,
RATION ROUGE, LA
HARDWARE &c.
Is kegs NAIS, assorted sizez,
20 doz STEEL HOES, No. l, O,
25 doz BLIND BRIDLES,
Is doz PLOW HAMES,
10 doz WAGON HAMES, iron bound,
6 coils PLOW LINE, ..,n,,
10 setts double WAGON HARNESS,
10 setts CARRIAGE & BUGGY Harness
10 setts SINGLE BUGGY Harness,
100 different patterns. NM ro
MEN & BOYS SADDLES,
90 Ladies & Misses SIDE SADDLES,
% dcz RIDING BRIDLES, assorted,
IL doz WHIPS and LASHES,
90 COOKING STOVES, fixtures complete
100 sK1LLErs and OVENS, all sizes,
l doz HAM BOILERS,
l doz WAFFLE IRONS, for stoves,
II doz PADLOCKS and DOOR LoCho,
95 doz AXES and HANDLES,
20 doz KNIVES and FORKS,
/ doz double-bar1el SHOT GUNS; $50
l doz RIFLES,
100 600 PERCUSSION CAPS,
So SHOT POUCHES,
! doz GAME BAGS,
$50 sacks SHOT, all sizes,
y doz GUN TUBES,
1000 CARTRIDGES for Colts Navy PISS
% Colts POCKET REVOLVERs,
GROCERIES, 4 c.
SO barrels MESS PORK,
100 arrels FLOUR,
100 do Peach Blow & Pink-eye
wv ~ POTATOES,
Is tubs choice BUTTER,
90 barrels WHISKY, 5 tierces LARD,
q boxes CANDLES. 10 barrels oUGAh'
9 } barrels MOLASsEs,
10 sacks RIO COFFEE,
chests choice BLACK Il GREEN LEA,
10 barrels BUTTER CRACKERS,
20 boxes SODA CRACKERS,
10 boxes CRACKNEL BISCUITS,
| 25 boxes SOAP, u.
95 boxes PICKLES, pints, quarts, gals
3 casks Clear & Ribbed SIDES,
9 casks BACON SHOULDERS,
| cask SMOKED JOLES,
| $50 sacks CORN, yellow and white, :,
| 100 sacks OATS, 100 sacks bhAN y
so bales HAY,
50 sacks Fine and Coarse SALT.
| q barrels CEMENT, 25 barrels LIME, .
90 boxes CHEWING TOBACCO,
| 10 900 domestic HAVANA CIGARS,
| so boxes CLARET,
5 boxes CHAMPAGNE, quarts and plnts
10 boxes MADEIRA, PORT & SHERRY
! 2 barrels HOLLAND GIN,
! cask Old COGNAC BRANDY,
20 ! barrels MACKEREL,
10 kits do No. & 2,
| 10 kits SALMON,
10 ] bbls Fulton Market BEEF, choice,
200 boxes SARDINES, e
10 boxes GOLDFISH.
/ fV H
MISCELLANEOUS, &c.
CAN FRUITS,
CAN MEATS, all kinds
TOILET ARTICLES,
I PERFUMERY,
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HARDWARE, QUEENsWARE,

ALL AGRICULTtRAL IMPLEMENTS
), We return thanks for past patronage and hope
The material and low prices We now offer, may
promote our mutual interest. 1H' e"
aasi EDMONSTON & .WELSHANS,
Kail Road Depot, West Baton Rouge
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DA OhDAY L
SOL. M. ASHER,
LAFAYETTE STREET, BATON ROUGE
DEALER. IN FANCY i STAPLE
DRY GOODS,
SHOES,
VARIETIES or ALL
DESCRIPTIONS.
lie -
PROPRIETOR
OF THE
ESTABLISHMENT
|
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F OTTO,


s.s s
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IVES TERN PRODUCE,
Received per steamers almost daily.

F. OTTO respectfully announces to MS 1rlelas s
and customers and the public generally tna. ni9
store having been removed from It's 1ormsl e. .n5
adjoining Days Drug store, TO the large s'oto "N
warehouse building, ..r...E .
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mIsCELANEoUs, &c.
CAN FRUITS,
TOILET ARTICLES,
PERFUMERY,.

PERFUMERY,
FANCY GOODS and TOYS,
GLOVES LADIES, dress TRIMMINGS,
TRUNKS g. VALL1SES, -
HATS & CAPS, HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS, e., &C., &c. &C.,
low in store and for sale cheap for CASH
at JULIUS C. BOGEES
Family & Plantation Supply Store
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-22
The Republicans of Maine in Council

The people are speaking through their primary
political assemblages, and their voice gives forth
no uncertain sound. The Republicans of Maine
held their State Convention yesterday, with over
one thousand delegates in attendance. General
]. j.. CHAMBERLAIN, of Bruins wick was nomi-
mated for Governor on the first ballot. The
resolutions declare that all men, without dis
tinction OF race or color are entitled to the
utmost civil and political rights; that the pro-
posed Constitutional amendment receives their
emphatic endorsement; and that the Republican
majority in Congress are recognized as the true
representatives of the loyal sentiment of the
country, etc.
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FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1865.
The Democrats Incapable of Interpreting
the Constitution.

TIE opponents of the Union party never tire of
charging us with violating the Constitution in
not admitting, at once, and without guarantees
the late Rebel communities TO power in the
Union as States. But it is well TO bear IN mind,
that our Democratic census are quite ignorant
of the true scope and bearing of the Constitu-
ton. This was shown very satisfactorily at the
commencement of the Rebellion. These men
then maintained, quite as vehementlY as they
do now, that the Constitution was being violated
by the Union party, They maintained that we
had no right, under the Constitution, to coerce
a State; and hence, that we could do nothing
but nt still with folded arms and see the Gov
ernment overtbrown. This was the Democratic
idea of the Constitution-an idea that made our
Union a rope of sand and our Government but
the sport of an hour. Had we adopted this
Democratic Interpretation of the Constitution,
our country would have been disrupted and
lost. Republican government would have
been overthrow on this continent, and great
slave empire erected upon its ruins.
1t is manifest that the Democratic leaders
failed utterly to comprehend the spirit OF that
noble instrument, the Constitution. The spirit
of the Constitution is that of human liberty-of
political freedom-of equal rights. 1t is impos.
sible for sham Democrat to understand such
an instrument. His idea is that of a totally
different order of things. He fails to under
stand the simplest elements of the Constitution.
He goes to its Interpretation with blinded eyes
and beclouded Judgment. To his view, the
Constitution ought to be an instrument of aris
tocracy and inequality. He expects to find
slavery fortified in all its provisions. What can
. such a mans Interpretation be worth?
Throughout the war, all our national efforts
were unconstitutional in the opinion of these
men. The suspension OF the writ of habeas
CORPUS was unconstitutional; the suppression of
Rebel newspapers was unconstitutional; the ar
rest of Rebel spies was unconstitutional; the
freeing of the slaves was unconstitutional; The
enlistment OF black soldiers was unconstItu-
tional; the draft was unconstitutional; the
greenbacks were unconstitutional; In short
everything the nation did to save itself from
destruction was unconstitutional. OF course
these men Gow think it is unconstitutional to
keep Rebels out OF Congress.
But the question arises, What are their
opinions of the Constitution worth? They do
not understand that instrument, as we have
clearly seen throughout the whole war. They
do not comprehend its spirit. They do not see
the scope OF it's various parts. Had we followed
their vagaries we should have ruined the Coun-
try. Secession and treason would have tri
umphed. The black banner Of slave coniede-
racy would have supplanted our glorious Stars
and Stripes, and our brilliant and once promising
national history would have gone out in the
night of revolution. From such interpretations
of the Constitution, Good Lord, deliver us !"