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iotbied assxln tits wluter, .s.we year. 40,
10 ry'ot nnotaer rlisson or *'Laarn1n'e Vic
tionarJ." IF thu wark, like IIicke5's cou.ti.
:rtkEs." u to BE- .aatted uIx'p III. Gorera-
ntut, snd have d lang rau Il Ike pn',lie ~.
perse. IL l. c~frntisi that It kAoa!d possess The
G1Al:iy Of ccrrcrtness, cvsn u cl..hoe= o. c1-
preston msy not bs attained Ert ncithcs Of
llcee qualities DOES It po<<ess, thnR-h the
esrnpi,e- has given his whole mind to lt''
during eight years, rs.s ofthe tla,e .rdar
III. patronage Of Congress; knt strangely
tcoueh the fai.s,e l. mot slartrS Il. tho ssA.
ttst1es 70 freely at his k1nd, sna frum Hhlch
he rfnfesxs In have drawn bis facts. Accsch
art fur may be driven through Lis work In
Any pa1t of N-a1rn54t upon every page oft.
P-ele+airs 10 to n LIT tf al Seok.cts and
members ol Congress tince the organization Q!
The tGosenneEt, ~e spt4k within houn u whel
VIC ray thst more thnn = hundred rac.es are
onlllsxd enifry1y. Th.t the records Of distn-
suishcd men nre 1h1nrfally clipped. often In.
e4Cusahly 10, aatnIle Of no cr,,uncnt nF de.
ftntc. Aof1 e1net ss EiyenAtn one man. i
senatnr elect oftxcr:y years aso, WIN ne@er
apps rcd In Congress AID wa. ueve1 famous
ont ot 1t, shxn 10 tluztn other mines com.
h!rtd, each Of Hh!eh wil. 60 down IN history.
Satnea o' contestants, wacre the sitting rnenn.
Der fFss oasscd ana tac o'oes admitted, s1h
ncaF IL !. eaea -, 1Af 1alA term. lhus lhe
huoaa old Mississippi contest OF ls.is u 10
osf< looked that to al appearance. thsTc ~efr
E.uF nesneers instead af two. Tee n1ntsason
81 hanes = WtcrraEy II The eetlier Gun
1re*ses' ana q lhot" csots1 :" NJ faeandes.
1nehS Nehenl5, s4a m+1rsrt from be:ks
county, "a aasfnr 9he "la'er OF !o'"'I.'. Hec
sen*aff' deeeAseo, : thas omitted we take
ahe teetnc ssaacn ol tse 1otn Coosless, eh!'
faf II io4A' ~ iA'f- e1anpie'
Chassea Mcclure, af Pran., eteefed 70 vacancy,
eist not ap2ss-. .
catsJ. nee Kehssa hidt.es resirpes' Goss eot IN,
peH; and hrdcle u errsltel vita 1h- FOIL tesM-
HFt 1. .io'.; O. s,sffGs; sc EH 70 ss VI"
s:tdiied Viii ecutinsoas ssfftse tn Ccnsrrss an.n
1stS, eh-n sof = na-Eees.
3hese tarro NAMES are Cot eoz:a:ned IN she "psr-
..esaE sou for ~ diaese't examples. .,to
scta the "a session o. INC 7'tn to@ss'-~thtef
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Of AUS able fo rad End 3!Q abb. to ~zte. A IanyE
dcdre,.up Etnst he st,a,te ,tn these ecurca slnte
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seachr1s md = a pupils ysay ebansrs ha1e ilssr
pl.cr IN tf,e t<hnols krre md many tl&eonnnued.
ihr ore. eopttuned s.e ro~ uades tae razn1seusent
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created hers II could unt Ia created b-f1tr-
II II produce no f{se Of p<ices II +. useless-
So~, rise OF pvtcea raises tho coal Of Pro-
ducitan, and, ~ it, hole rtfcet, ua~st raise
!he Hytce u sssfy !'t.,dnet ~btsh .c erate.
market injured. II &c can 1Sise cotton it
ten ecnis 1 POUND, xnd lring II into market
as cheap ~ o&he. uatEcns, NC have N good
IN opportunity - they for a-uing II. II 70
can lhtse 1t At nine cents. va ealt uu.lerscil
NC acil II NJ The sau,e price as before, Va
gain t'ne ceut moro on the POUND II, by In
c7ra.e of the ex1rnses Of living, NC tanupt
raise It Eus lras than eleven cents = pouEd,
they will unacssrll u, and We khall be obliged
to give mp TIE E.ttoe Of COTTON, eitaes par
Eszrd IN raising hnd tsanspartsnE the cai Lon,
md bat we rccelxc IN efchanKe for II, taust
he either partially OF wholly thza"n out Of
employ mint. Every one rauss sec, that Tho
Manufactures cf England could BE- afforded
much loser thai l., would bu able Ennch letter
10 compete with those u Other nations, It, By
.abolIah!pe her duties W cnFn. hcr mAnuias-
tures could be supplied With t.. ncecasaEles
OF ule Al half the present cost Al tbs same
profit to the 1aborct aud capitalist, hcr pro.
:'us,s sea,d ec .se,dea It rs;es q, is.s naa :.
IN the ~xyta,sc. OF living: III tals diifersnen,
.'- ~-c!a ,.att, tlri~-:--... >..uer nations and
Increase tho demand for her man,,i.A .-.- 81
titus reaping, NJ ones :. double advantage.
[. Ert once mo1c: It is Accn that, by such q
I eystCrn, the caurrd Of inauA.tJ aud Of capital
| III naiion, must re greatly changed. Thus,
! when az srtI,is l. Imported. one elas4 Of pso-
! ducers tuuaL labor 10 create the articfs which
/ wc exchange ttT It; anolhcr Glass mast build
| SHIPS al transport It; end Anathcr ela.a must
| e1try Gu the Importation. Hy = dlAcssnt'
nattDg duty, I'll theec clas$es must, clthrt IL
[:sAo,e or in part, bs thrnWu ont oF employ
fuent, and tiis capital be rltbtE reduced u
ftv,iue. II rendered wholly useless Now thil
Is m Injury. toth to the capitalist and th<
lahorcr. The property Of the osae and tht
skill nf the other 4re rendered rseloss, An1 h5
70 much Is It I total loss TO The country. Il
nay te said, Iet ttem seek other employ
| mentA Tn1o; they sauH In thi1 bull tht1
rradet1 It not tie LISA ttus, thAt there hkl
be.n 10 mu<h laAx- Ia man. lonsc be buFnet
down, II IL easy TO say 10 hIu, move Into An
otber houte; Tut thts does not -ltsv the fact
thkl bf1 house has he~n buried down, ans
that he tzs sadcrod loat t. precisely TIL
AsooInt. 80.
Drt, suppose he turn 10 tho other employ
Ment. Ii has fsSn shown t1st HE aSe"asr q
.srt.iH IN lktA .mnl,rn-t't ".-r"' h~ h'''f'.'
/ tutI.t a flIth Ge IrI,- turd pH bc*tcf o.
thar he was Lciutt, aud, In the fneaau1ne. b
r~t III, -" --1 - .--
rnaus years 10 au1uirr snd he has Lost ta'sl
~. A Ia the case mentioned P. ", " Il
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PROTECTION ". E'nEE TRADE.
A Revenue Tariff ~. 4 Protective
Thrift.
PRESIDENT WAYLASDsS HRPLf TO
HENRY c, CAREY.

Tpthe Ec,.er Of lie cessAkc Tutunaf
Thu have SLOWED \ correspondent TO pre-
senl fn your columns what u 6cno minated
thu reply Of an American authority 10 Bat-
Lib authority on the subject u Free Trade
md rro4ection, viz: Henry e. Carry In reply
to John brtkht;-.-WIi you powt 10 gaad II
to publish tho reply Of rrrAdeut Wayland,
{thc standard authority on Political Economy
In american college,, to Henry c. Carry1 In
50 M "a your correspondent aasuucs that
American Autha:ties dlt1tr from EnEllsh au-
&hoEitIes on this point he Is entirely mistaken.
Nnhuin Franklin, the embodiment Of Amor
ican eenmon scnse, VA = Isee tr4des. Tina
fata Dr. Channtng. who had girsu much alton
tim to the sue}eet, va 4 frrr trader; and
wrotr one uf hts strongest taza5s in fhvor o,
Frcr Trade. p.. Way Jlaud, Hhose work On ltt
Elements OF Political Economy has hsez
adopted as text bool tn noAt Of The col
1cEes and high schools In this country, PFC.
stnts, undertake 70 ssJ, 1.ssestly unaa
kwrsasie argument for Free Trade. Hcacc Il
L. mt true that American authof,sits ase op,
yxsrdto British authorities. Mr. Henry C.
Carey DO net count au authority On thu
question. Other people May. consider h,n
a resy shAilpH, ortniorated reBcn. Ths
principal standard duthorltieH IN tae Knx,ist
lnagu.er asc Adam smith, John Stuart Atlli
and DR., Nsyhnd-all free tvAIc7. Whe1
Adam Smith commenced writing on thIA ques
.Inn, England wsA aA3icled with tho Pr0tec
tive theory As badly as our own country
| Not cnly werz al Nuds Of aAuufAesu1rs pru
:ec.~Iay high duties scalnst the en1npctitIo'
" France, uu:snd aad italy, but The tAI
rne1s Eesu Protected aasns. tho COZ,
| petition Of al other grim and mcs
| 1roipcinS countries. Adam Smith commence
studyink tho question upon hrst pyinci
| Pies. lie lala II down II fundamental ptlz
cipla that tlt rule which. each n1an "a sh
rommrnliy fnstlu:tlvely arp!iea to his ON
business caanpt be wrung whtn applied
the hnsinta4 Of the whole cou,,nunitr. IN.
1r9e Is 10 buy In lhr cheaptst nsrkrt 1hi "
in tho dek Ell. From This fundamental 7rtt
ct2tc Mr,>satsh dndueed the proposition II.
Il Il heller flr each suaa In = patior, that /
for The nhols nxttou, 10 buy given sr,,.
fro11 another ustioa Whsre 1t can ',e obtasne
4 Ill ~ -. .Ar-rs r - y. N-A &kA- 4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-14
DON'T WAIT FOR THE WAGON.

WE have jnst purchased another splendid TRUCK
w TEAM, and are now prepared TO do jnbs of lray.
ing short notice and at reasonable rates All damage
done to goods lille in hands will be promptly paid.
Thanking the putlic for past patronage soici, your
further orders Nv. c. AUSTIN CO., +.
42S efruck and Draymen.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-14

Dr. strickands Nell hnons Cough Bals,n. is war.
innt'' to cnre Coughs Gods, HOarsenees, Asthma
Whoopng Cough. Sore Threat, ConsuInp tit ~ ana ali
affection. OF the Throat ard Lungs
For sale by druggists General Depot, No. East
Fourth Street. CinciI natl. Ohio
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-14

To3Acco.-As soon as the frost is out Of
the ground, burn brush heap, and while
the ground is yet warm, SOW on the seed
and rake it in. One tablespoonful of seed
to ten feet square is sufficient. When the
plants have leaves about an inch long
transplant to rich, warm soil, about four
feet apart each way. Keep down the
weeds, and also keep Of the tobacco worm.
Nip off the seed caps or flower buds rs fast
as they appear, also the suckers, and let
the plants stand uatil they become spotted,
then cut close to the ground, and hang
them over pole in the shed to dry,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-14

At Acapulco, the pretty peasant girls
have an ingenious device for selling neck.
laces made of shells, principally on the
days when steamers arrive. Handing you
necklace, they say, me give you present
senior" and then retire with low courte.
sy. Returning, however, in few mo-
ments, they say, sweetly, "you give me
present, seLi)r, of quarter dollar" which
you do at once, unless you have heart Of
stone.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-14

REMARKABLE FACrs.-The New York
Times states that this country did more to
feed Europe during the years 1862, SO and
ga, than in the three years which immedi-
ately preceded the late war. The quaint
ties OF wheat shipped in the midst of the
war was two and three foarths times
greater than before, while the amount of
ham and bacon was increased eight times.
This is certainly a remarkable exhibit,
when it is remembered that during these
three years of war we had an average Of
a million OF men in the army, whose pro-
ducing capacity was for the time lost to
the country! A n,tion that can carry on
the most stupendous var of modern times
prosper meanwhile and greatly increase
its exports of provisions-may well aston
ish the wise ones Of Europe. There is no
parallel to it in the worlds history.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-14

Lady Herbert, great granddaughter Of
Lord Give, is said to have the best collec
ton Of postage stamps in the world, con.
tanning every postal ever issued, and all Of
them unused. Every country is graced BY
the autograph and portrait Of its ruler.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-14

A parrot in Waterbury confectionery
store has been taught to say pretty crea
turc" to every lazy who enters the store
A great rush OF lady customers is the re-
suit.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-14

The king of Portugal recently visited
Rossin, incognito, and played the piano
for the maestro, and when he left, gave him
the ribbon Of the new Portuguese order of
II rit.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-14

NINE hundred pounds in bank notes
were found se~ed up the wascoat Of Tom
Savers after his death.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-14

ABOUT 100000 worth Of property
has been lost by fires in New York in on.
year.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-14

Resides in New Orleans; engaged at the water
works, On the 30th of July, 1866, arrived at the
Office of the waterworks on Dryades street, near
the Mechanics Institute, at about | o'clock P. ii.
street. When reached the office there was a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-14

Resides "a this city, corner OF Canal and Dryades
Streets M sEehant. On the SOth Of July, 1856
about 81 o. dock, crowd Of negroes commenced
gathering, a I'd continued to increase in number
until about \ O'Clock, when the street about the
Institute was preltywell filled with them Many
bad gone inside Of the building nearly all of them
we're armed ia sticks and clubs. About Ill
o'clock gentle nan came out from the building,
and standing near gne Of the columns addressed
the crowd | was unable TO hear what he said
Fifty on sixty left going, some towards Canal
was a good deal OF cheering when the above al
dress was delivered. 10 about a half OF three
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-30
r o r G E r lie s .
Heavy Forgery On n broadway Bank
Prominent Brokers the victims-A Mys-
terfOus Case. &c.

Heavy Forgery On n broadway Bank
Promin Brokers the Vtctims--A Mys-
terious Case, sc.
The Wall street business men, who rarely at loss
for sensation, again supplied with texts for
versation yesterday, by the information that forgery
had been committed by which firm Of brokers hadbeen
vctimzed to the extent Of fourteen thousand dollars
AS the pepetrator OF the felony Is supposed to have
NAMED in the city the and details OF the
have been suppressed by those interested in the
affair." the firm believing that complete expose OF the
facts would rather nure their business reputation and
the bank officers not desiring make public statement
that might prevent tho capture Of tho forger and the re-
covory Of his booty
At an early hour yesterday afternoon was rumorcd
on the street and Change that forgery had been
committed by which the Chatham National Bank,
financial institution located the corner OF John street
and Broadway, had boon the losers OF nearly hun
dred thousand dollars Inquiries were at made at
the bank when the officers furnished the reporter with
some of the following facts
IL is charged that a few months since an individual,
whose real is unknown established Office down
town. issued cards that the to be in the
commission business and made daily efforts to become
acquainted with tho most prominent business Of
the city The firm of which he supposed TO be the
principal partner styled Cooper Co the business
cards and tao check books which he caused to be spe
cialy engraved for his own purposes.
A few days ago the individual called upon some
brokers down town, showed them a reference sheet
bearing tho signatures OF A. A. Low Co. and other
parties OF recognized responsibility, and expressed
desire TO purchase ten thousand dollars in gold To bind
the bargain he handed the brokers fourteen thousand
dollar check the Chatham National Bank, signed by
his name am, appearance duly cert fed by the
teller Of the Institution The check accepted aud
ten thousand dollars in gold paid>to the man. who at
disappeared with the funds. On prcsentao on Of
the check TO the bank 1t ascertaned beyond doubt
that the ingenious rogue had obtained by some
other impression of the tellers stamp of cerdcaion
wherewh he had caused to be manufactured duplicate
stamp, thus beng enabled TO counterfeit the teer's
certacaon signature many checks he chose to
issue.
The forger 1t would appear escaped at once with his
booty and has been entirely lost sight Of 1t pre-
sumed that the ''workng up of the case has been
entrusted to the police at least TO private detectives
and all steps will be taken to the arrest Of the
guilty party and the recovery OF the money Meantime,
the of the victims OF tho forgery have been with
held from the public prudence demanding tho adoption
of sucl, n moasure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-30
Large Forgeries I'm Boston.

BOHON, jan ~, isoo
Some excitement created on State street this
morning, when the public Informed Of extcn.
and successful aitempt at forgery by parties
yet unknown. II was discovered that the following
forged checks Boston brokers paid at different
banks on Saturday:-Two checks on Mcssrs Stone and
Downer amounting 70 5000, were paid at the Mer-
chants National Bank two checks for 80 900 Messrs
j. Clapp Co., paid by the Third National Bank;
and two checks amounting to si,S0o on J. Hammctt,
were paid by the Bank Of commerce-making In all
Sl5 500 In addition TO the above check for 50 400
Mcssrs f. =. Wooster Co, presented at the Mount
Vernon National Bank but not paid as there no
stamp upon IT, forged check on Mr. J W. Davis for
s2 400 was also presented ut the Hide and Leather
Bank, but payment was refused
The names Of Burnett Drrke Co, bankers, nj No.
IS state street. forged check for 81 900 the
Second National Bank and paid. The signature OF
the Grm very well executed and the money was
paid without question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-30

well visit After his departure the slas nss passed up
in file and presented each leaving his card Mr.
VIM. H. Seward made short speech, and they, with a
subdued burrah retired The band in the square iron.
of the hotel played till after midnight
The De Soto is to leave to-day at eleven O'Clock
number Of Cubans have engaged small steamers
company her and usrous passengers to the mouth
OF the harbor
Altogether Mr. Seward has TO be pleased with
his visit Never has any been received here with
more honor or a more sincere welcome.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-30
Assembly.

Assembly.
ALsAsY, Jan &C. 1853
Tho Assembly met at ssven p. M d. r. Wood in thu
ELECTION oP sryAxxR rRo TEN
communication was received from Speaker Treman
stating that IN consequence OF important professional
engagements he was compelled 10 be absent from the
/. capital for several DAVIS
Mr.. HosKINs rep) OF Wyoming moved that Hon.
Dewitt Lttlcjohn DO elected Speaker pro for the
remainder OF tho session. which WAS adopted unani
mously.
On taking the chair Mr. LrrrluoHs said -centlomon
OF the Assembly return you my sincere thanks for thia
kind manifestation OF ysar regard shall cndeavor 50
70 administer the rules OF the House 70 facilitate the
transaction Of lis business.
committee was appointed TO inform the Governor and
Senate that Mr. Littejohn had been elected speaker
pro TEN.
= BY Mr.. ADwsos, dom OF ~ Y.-To incorporate the
New York Pier Company; si'oso amend tho South and
Insurance Department act
BY Mr. BALDWIN tdcm.) OF Sulvan-To allow attor-
neys Of the Supreme Court TO tax, afiidavis with like
effect as n0ares public.
BY Mr. 7, T. STEWART, (rep.l OF NJ Y.-fo amend the
charter Of the Now York Juvenile Asylum.
BY MT JENKINS (dcm.) Of N. Y.ro amend the New
York Wharf act
BY Mr. FRxAR, DEM OF n Y.-For tho construction
OF the Cross.town Railroad in New York
BY Mr. rnoENE, (rep) OF Rensselaer-To build an
armory for the Twenty fourth regiment In Troy.
BY Mr. JEwdT, (rep) OF Eric-To amend the charter OF
the International Bridge Company.
REPAIRS on rHE CHAMIIAIS CANAL
Mr.. TUrnILL (rep.) Of suffolk, offered the following
Resolved That the Contracting Board for repairs on the
Stale canals be requested to report 20 THIS House inc reasons
Why tho contracts for rea on sections one and two q tho
Champain canal at the last letting thereof awarded to
parties bidding altogether than other parties for
said work and how much less other parties offered TO DO
the for during the three for which the contrsc
and II the said other parties DID specifically
comply with the requirements of the board In their advcr
tqment, in what resrcct did they differ and whether tho
latter was at all material.
This was adopted
To authorize the Comptroller Of Now York to issue
$50 900 water stock.
To amend tho charter of tho East New York and ia.
maca Railroad Company
To authorize Attorneys and CounselIors OF the ~.
preme Court residing adjoining states TO practise in
the courts Of this State.
Adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-30
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