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pROPOSALS FOE NORTH RIVER FLAG
CLING.

~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
S0sce az SuperriS ing architect, March n, 1856.
Proposals will be received at this Ofhcs until IL
SIock m, April 18th, 1855, for furnishing North
hi.:r Eiassing foT the sdeyalks in front Of the
west wing OF the Treasury Building, to be deliv-
ered at the work, and Of the following dimensions
10 Stones, f. in Is r. Elm, not less than in.
thick.
0st;:n:;; SIT. 4in..s #. Oin. not less than in.
lis stones, sfs. Oin.1,n.sin.. not less than 8 in.
The surface Of the Flags must be perfectly on. OF
wind, and the tooling run With the length Of the
same-machine toolins preferred. As the edg
will be cut after delivery, the plates be far
nished with sufficient margin to work perfectly
true to the above dimensio MS and all Will be re-.
lected which are different in this respect. The
BIDS to bs per superficial foot, measured whom
laid and ~ include all cents Of delivery and also
to sIeeify the tim: in which It can be delivered:
aIments will be made upon delivery, with q
above 10 delivered. - ~
The Department. reserves the right to reject any
or all bids If II be deemed for the interest Of the
Government to do so, and no bid will be Considered
that does not conform to the requirements Of this
Proposals TO be endorsed Proposals for Flag
per.isipS Architect, Treasury Department, Wash
fngton, u. C." A. p. MULLETT,
mn ~ dtc Acting Supervising Architect.
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HColonel LamoR, late marshal of this Dis.
1IcI ana the intimate, confidential friend OF
President Lincoln, writes a Letter. nnbJish az
IN me lnteiigencer, stating "that he is entirely
certain nom Mr. Lincoln's repeated declare.
uons laat ne would have exerted all nj an
tnority, power and influence TO bring abo6t An
immediate reconciliation between the two ss 1.'
IONS OF the country. As far as depended upon
MIN. ne would have had the Southern States
IsPieeenLeo In both Houses Of Congress within
the base designs Of the radicals to keep up the
strife for their own advantage ana he va a.
termined TO thwart them, as he himself told me
often" WIN ue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-30

The EIGHT HOURS DAYS WORRY BILL was
defeated in the New York Assembly yester.
day, and under circumstances which would
seem 10 render its resuscitation AZ this session.
highly improbable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-30

1ETlREAL REVENUE RECEIPTs.-The re.
ceipts from Internal Revenue yesterday, be-
tore the closing Of the Bureau, were S39e, OIL
81. The receipts for the day were si.o,r3 Isl. 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-30

SCave johnson, Postmaster General under
President Polk, is q candidate for the Tennessee
State Senate, TO I'LL vacancy oeccasionad bv
the death of Senator Bart
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SCHOOL SHIPS

AT the Navy Yard, orders have been received
TO nt mp the steamers Saco and Marblehead as
apprentice school ships by the LIST Of May, one
to 90 10 Norfolk and the other to Annapolis.
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HALLMARK MarLets

BALTIMORE, March 30.-Flour dull; low
grades heavy. Wheat firm. Corn, white pa
73c.; yellow, 7laT2c. Oats steady. Glover firm
at $3.50. Provisions very firm. Grocerip.
steady. Whisky S2.26x.
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NO RECEPTION

In accordance with the arrangement made
In the early part Of the week, the ladies Of the
White House will not receive this afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-30

TAKING SAND FROM THE STRERT-YeS>r-
day, officer Hill arrested John Holoran ON ths
North Capitol, and treepassine, and Justice
Walter fined him $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-30

- May interest due on fve-twenties will
De paid early in April. The amount Of gold
required is s22 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-30

aLirARr AID MAsesru FyskRAL.--Ths
funeral Of ID Lieut. yehs S,ellner 60,
u, 9th Regiment, list Army Corps took Mae 4,
three o'cisck yesterday afternoon. In. A.
ceased was buried-wtth military and m asosis
formed 81 the hall, corner of OH And M ~ 80
HIS funer-l was attended by the lodr, ef th |.
society OF Free MSsous, of which Ne - !.
member, an escort from the 6lh rerim.,t
headed by the band or The sth rpr,msnS 20
Army Corps, and = large uumber OF cit,zsas
The remains were inferred in the q ueres..s sa i
Cemetery
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SENATOR FooT's RxnAIss-Oa the srrivss
OF the remains Of the late Senator Foot st tSe
oepot yesterday, AFTER the services at The Oap-
!oI they were placed in charge Of Mr.. Gesrr~
pared for them. This morning the bodv "a.
but ON special car sent for the purpose IRON
balumore. which was attached 70 the = 20 traia.
IN Wni ny !. Were senators Poland. OF VT; Ran :
sey, OF MINI; Doolittle, OF Wis, ana RiddIs AZ
Del, with the relatives and friends of the ds |.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-30

SIN the New York Supreme Court yestar.
Gay morning, the Jury rendered a verdict n,
$500 against the Long Island Railroad 90 ~ a.
compensation Tor injuries sustained by a M
Overton In collision on the road OF defen
dants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-30

STRAY CHILp-This morning, a little boy
about four years old, was picked up In az
street, having strayed from his home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-30

Under the auspices of the Bureau Of Reru-
gees, Freedmen, &c, an intelligence Office for
freed people is about 10 be opened In New
York city, for the purpose, mainly, of supply
ing the needs OF the southern States in regard
to farm hands from the superabundancs OF
labor 70 be found in that CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-30

In Tows.-This morning the wild animas
ano paraphernalia OF Dan Rice's Great Ssou
and Circus arrived in town cominr 60,
TONNAGE train OF the Baltimore a Ohio Railre>S
from Baltimore, (the institution having con.
mp the bay nom the South,) while the hor.es
&C, came by the road, preparatory TO the rranS
opening on Monday al the foot Of 9th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-30

~Philadelphia kilograms show some nnan.
cial trouble in the Oil Regions.
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PERsoNAL--Mrs. Jane Swisshelm, In a card
10 the New York Tribune, announces the dis.
eontin uance, for the present, of her paper in
TINS city, the ReconstrHctionist. ....Mr. Frank
I'm I fnIiP, OF the firm Of Philip & solomon, left
Washington yesterday for New York. en- ronts
for Europe " ASo'o
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1oOT OIL-NHAry FOOT OLA
w. resssss AiiAs, ssss Q sSssi. q II sSia
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Balance Observation-Disclosures. IL Cpl 81
Which balance will be absorbed in the pay
ment OF outstanding bills due on LIST January,
1866.
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The Stockton Case In the New Jersey Les.
iSlature.

NEW YORK, March 30.-The Herald has re-
port from Trenton which says that Mr.. Scoyel,
the President of the Senate, voted with the
elect Senator In the place of Mr. Stockton.
announcing himself as in favor OF President
Johnson's policy.
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FINN OIL PAINTING

On free exhibition and sale, Q beautiful OIL
PAINTING. Subject: "Charity," BY Dubufe
Also. the National Pstnting Of Wsm..'. Ma.
son-" nv - .-so.Ie, With engraved copies Of each
Of the above. and . few other choice subjects Ar
MARKRITERS, No. 4s6 It'll street, eight doors
above Odd Fellows Hall. m 90 Sc
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CARRIAGES,

CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
On hand a ana assortmant ~ nav 80
and .ecoad hand Carriages, OF al de-
scteuons, Of the best msks and finish W.
Atscs " No aaeort0ent Of Business Wsqons All
NotG sold Warranted. :
repairing Drsaptty attended TO-
kOBBkr n. GRAHAM,
~ q -. sos Pssa. avsass, nees Is street.
aad SIG D street.
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REAL EsrATr SALR-By j. G NcGvs-e d o.
AschcNeers.-A three-story and bas mt brick
dwelling, with back building. tWOst ,ries high,
ironung the open space on Pa avsaue, b.
tween 0th and alst streets, 70 Nrs, q Henri.
Qles, Ter eeleo. :
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SECOND edition.
4 O'CLOCK p. m
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

WABHIN0ION' HIM Gu 81, 100.
Jay Oeoke k 90. furnish the following quo.
sations Of Government securities:
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GBASD oPsNING
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
LANSBURGH 4 BRO.
Take great pleasure in Informing their many Gus
toners that they will open Monday, April ID, an
entirely new stock Of
pRY GOODS,
most all OF which has bssn bought at the late
NEW YORK AUCTION SALES.
We mention in part
Fast color PRINTS, l2l. cents,
beautiful DHLAINES, Is cents,
shEPHERD PLAID, Is cents, worth % eents,
80 pieces imported DRESS GOODS frsm n cents
psrysrd up,
Blsaehsd and Brown CoTTONs Of ell we'll. known
brands, at nanufacsursrs' prices,
BLACK SILKS
BLACK sILKsI
- pieces, less than cost Of impsrtstic,,
white JACONRTs, CAMBRICs, NAINsooKs.
Striped and Checked MUSLIN, all very cheap,
from auction,
BEST KID CLOVIS sl4s
200 dozen EMPRlSs KID GLOVES, expressly
imported for our trade. only els . pair,
worth S3.so.
We shall also open on Monday, April ID, orr
NEW CLOAK AND SHAWL SHOW ROOM.
with IN entirely new stock of
sACQUES, BAsQURS,
and other styles Of
LADIES GARMENTS,
all OF which We guarantee to soil 40 low o any
manufacturing house In New York.
Ladies' Garments OF every description made to
order at short notice, and perfect fit guaranteed
BRADLEYS DUPLEX ELLIPTIC HOOP
SKIRTS and other popular makes always on hand
AT LANSB G II BROS.
5l3 SEVENTH STREET,
m Int
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~ PRICES.
NO HUMBUG ABOUT IT.
We have at the old and well known stand Of Geo.
j. johnson Co., corner Of PsnnsyIvanis avenue
and GOTH street,
CALICOS at l2,s and 1871 cents Per yard
CRASH 1874 cents
BLEACHED MUSLIN at lss. cents
Spring CHALLIES and DELAINES at Is cts.
We have also just received fine assortment of
DRESS GOODS,
together with
PARASOLs, KID GLOVES, DRESS BUTTONS,
and great variety Of Fancy Articles, to which We
invite the attention Of friends more especially
the ladies, as We are desireus OF their patronage
HENNA9E, LUTTRELL CO.,
m y 81. Corner Goth st. and Penna. AZ.
{ J! CLIO AXIS.
We have now opened beautiful stock Of
SPRING CLOAKs,
OF our own manufacture. These Goods are Of the
latest styles, and finished off in the incest man.
ner, and being OF eur own make, We can sell
them much lower than they can be bough else
where.
Orders taken and fit guaranteed.
SEbBY YATES.
hsyenbsrGs Old Stand,
nh b Under Avenue House.
IMPORTANT EOTICE-To the people of Wash.
ineton And the public rally.-Csbinet
Making and Upholsterfng, Repairing and Reno
va1ns, Of All descriptions, done I'm tho neatest
y attended to, with thanks. &c, at Ne. 1893 Pa
avenue between AZ and 9Th streets: Washington.
MAYORS OFFICE. March Is, 1896.
kOPOSAL6 will be received ct this Ofiice un-
ul u clock m, on MONDAY, April 2, 1885, for
laying tho gas and water service pipes on later Al
sewers on 9Th street, between Missouri avenue and
Dstreet north; Also on ID street, between street
north and l. street north.
Specifications car be seen ct the City Commits
sioners ONCE, City Hall, In socordGncs with the
aetappreved March IL, 1855.
NH Hd RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor,
NoTIC1.-We, the undersigned, do respectfully
- ihierm our friends aid the public in general
MSnst nTs have rented the HORSE sHOEIHG ES-
Nc DEdsn AENT Of the late Thomas McGuire,
fssi soth street. between d and r.. WevouId
nsppy 70 see oar friends give M Q call as We
70 give entire satisfectfon and shoe Is rea
STrsose = any In the city, and e we'll We veuId
4. ~ eeiI attention 10 Hall over our 6hop thst
"i"i ren' on reasonable forms.
HorseshoeFs.
N EATJ FOOT OIL-NRArN POOR an
a prime article. For AZ - n =
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DHAp.-A gentleman Of this city has received
= dispatch announcing the death OF Cad. L.
JJpsor, Indian Agent st Idaho and Montana
brother of Hon. Chas. Epson, OF Miohigan.l A
former resident OF Washington, and clerk in
the Interior Department, and much loved nv
many citizens OF Washington during his resi-.
dence here.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-13
Town &c. Range Is

ID BViden--Ali @. ne q ne ar
except 10 acres in ~ cor CT,
lsid ATTN lois. ia the village
pi Beldeuvill.,
u 5eijcn-Part OF NV or me- !
ginning attAane coTBe4 81 NV
az Be az, thence 80 & $40 rds
Thence Il So " p n $40 DDS,
thence Is e - Tccs, th,i CO
q s. : W 10 rc.s, thence o. s.
q al rods, II encr e = q $40
rrds Ia place 81 beginning,
j. Reldeu-Fatt q Ew or lie
~ sec.
t.ginning on the qr line al the
sw {. urI # . . ac' lot as
-,ed 10 g " Bennett, - aud
80 100 rods 5 0i tie or section
post on II side ot section /. then
10 rods, thence 5 s. " 60 y
6-l0 rods, thence 90 rods TO
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-13
Tax Deed Notice.
State Of Wisconsin, } IS.
Nnmsrwfr- "a naarasa 80

OFFICE OF CL'E OF The BOARD OF Sc
pervisors, Ellsworth, aug. IS, 90.
TEmxnllowing pieces Of land were sold
&C County Treasurer on the 10th
dav 81 Nav, 1864, for the taxes, interest
and charges Of tine year 1868.
Therefore, notice is hereby given, that
Mnless said lands are ~ ieemed from slid
aaIe on or before the 10th day Of May, 1907,
thev will be conveyed to the respective
purchasers, according 70 law
The amount Of taxes, interest ans char
ges calculated up n the last day Of re-
aemption, is set opposite q each piece re-
speetively. ). W VIM,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-13
Town %. Raugc II.

- y ElEA-A allA-A II 81 ? =
Ew
beginning At the nv corner,
thence 5 70 the sw conner, then
70 the line Cr 5th 81 ia the
village &C Bay CITY, thence n
AZ on The nOrtherIy side of
5th 81 10 Jackson 81. thence n
G59 " 10 tHe line II said sw
Z. thence " 10 the place OF be-
ginning,
d " stricSlaud-Part Of Sc
sw
beginning At the So cor. thence
" on the lime 20 jackson s.,
On the village Of Bay CITY. then
n d. VI on the n side IF Jack
son 81 20 the " linz Of said So
4 sw Z. thence n on said west
line 10 Jefferson ST, thence e on
q side OF Jefferson 80 10 the Is
Abel River, thence down said
river 10 the g line Of said Sc or
sw or, thence : TO the place o.
beginning.
strickland-Part Ofse :
81
beginning on " side Of jack
son Il, in the village % Bay Ci-
", at the NV corner n 81 s.,
thence q 43@ W 20 18th 81, then
a. VITO the " line Of sail Sc
3Ew4. tuenee : to Para st,then
EI5= e to Sd So. thence n AZ
sto the pace Of beginning,
DIV StFickland-Part 10 aw I
beginning s rods s of ne corner
Of said sw sw I, themes s u
jackson s., in t4e village %
Bav CITY, thence q as " 20
Jefferson 81, thence e on the
line Of Jefferson Il to the placs
Of beginning,
D " StricklaEd-Psrt Of sw
sw
beginning AZ the = line on the
eastsrly side Of Morton st, in
the village Of Bay CITY. where
IL interests with 81 So, thence
u46= VITO Attn thence n AZ
e 70 Park 81, thence 5 So e "a
"a st, thence : A. " 20 the
place OF beginning,
d v Strickiand-Part If So
swl
beeiunlng on the line OF said
gE sw 7 on the easteriy side
OF Commercial 81, in the VII
fars Of BAY CITY. where II in
tsrssets with 4th s.. thence n
as II 10 5th 81. thence - ,
! 70 Morton 81. thence S 49, e
10 9Th Il, thence S a. VITO the
place Of beginning,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-13
Town q. Range IL.
NAME DESc'N. SEC. AMT.

y - AAaa-A ~
DIV Strickland-I2 acres on
the side OF lot ; In sec
commencing 4 rods e Of the NV
corner Of said lot 4. thence >
90 e upon the a line Of Wash
ington 81, in the village Of Bay
Jitv, 70 the westerly line OF 9Th
81. thence n0rtherly on the W
lihe Of 5th 81, to the e line OF
said lot I, thence n 6 rods TO
the n line Of said lot 4, thence
" 10 the place Of beginning,
ID " Strick lan3-Part Of lot
beginning on the side Of Mer-
idiaH 81. at the sw corner Of
Washington 81. in the village OF
Bav CITY. thence easterly on
the ; side OF ashingtOn st to
9th 81, thence s AZ " t. Meri-
dian 81. thence n upon the
side Of Meridian ST, 10 the place
Of begInnirg,
ID " Strickland--Part Of lot 4
beginning on the Mississippi
River al the Sc corner Of Sd It,
in the village Of Bay City, then
mas u the line Of said lot
4. thence s On said G line TO the
ississippi River, thence up
said river to place Of beginning
70 IS Strickland-Part Of Tot 4
begi ming on the Mississippi
River at The sw corner 1T 30 81,
In the village Of Bay Cit, then
n AZ to the " lane OF Mar
kle 81. thence n As W on the
W line Of Markle st 10 Meridian
81 thence s on e line Of Meriti-
an - to the Mississippi River,
thence down said river 10 the
D ace Of beginning,
ID " Strickland-l7 acres in
lot in
beginning on the Mississippi
River Al the sw corner Of Lee
wee 81. in the village Of Bay
CITY, thence = A. e to the ives
terlv line Of Washington 81,
the &C n - > W on the wester-
Is line 0f Washington u 10 3D.
<. thence : a. W 3 rods 70 the
- line of said lot I, thence
on said W line 70 the Mississip-
pi River, thence down said nv
~ e. the place Of beginning,
y " Strickland-Part Of lot
2 10 sec.
ieEinning al the ne corner Of
lot ,. thence = on the line Of
said lot t1 Pepin 81. in the
village If Bay City, thence s
AZ " 70 Jackson 81, thence n
46- v o. tie vs. line 81 said lot
2. thence = to tbs place Of be-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-13
Town 81. Range IS.

Tnhulvn-Ali Of lot 2
except 10 acTe~ decided 10 jos
cpH b1trs.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-13
g ulltn
Unknown

UnEGown--l5 4c~eS ccmmeu-
cling - Ids irol the ne conner
offs
the &c ~ rods. thence west7J
rods. tneuc o l. roCs, Thence e
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-13

DTfng-Part # ue 81 Sc or II
beginning SO feet Of sG cor
ner, thence s rods and 30
rods, thence W Is rods, thence 5
90 rods To place of beginning,
"A Il EarpsWprth ne SO Il
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-13

f G Tubhs-Al 0 ne ar 81 Or 26
except / 1870 acres in NV cor
neY, running Is rods u d by 5
rods x ", 20 y
F. & Tubbs--Part Of NV F.! st 90
beginning at the 81 conner 81
said nw ar Sc or, thence ns@w
56.5 rods, thence 5-{ W 10
rods aud 20 links, then
80 rods nd 20 links, thence
sac 3 2-3 rods TO place of
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-13
Town p. Raure 10.

Heirs ~ harrs-Part Of lOt3 Is
commencing at the Sc corner of
block 13, in the village Of Dia-
m0nd Bluff, thence 46>
$50 feet. thence A W on 9Th
st rods 10 the Mississippi Riv-
eF, thence Sc down rsu. river
20 rods, thence A. IA rods
to the place beginning, 7.3C
lot IS lSf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-13
Town &c, Range 10.
Town 20. Range 20,

Wv - 49, AAsNtAs 80
Cnknown-uu Of So lot
/ in 3,Si
UuknowE-Cnd Of 81 ne
"a uei
except IA acres IN the ne cor
ner, l,ing 3 rods a X By 60
rods * vs., 1C,9l
Urkuowu-3 acres situated
between Rice & Binns, IN lot
section
aid lot is the full Widtl Of lot
/. ana It's line l. 4 rods
OF cnd II ~ ] sec. 4, town
26, range 20, S,73
Unkuown-All Of So a. ne or 10
lying Of Main st, in A 7 Nor
tons addition to city Of Pres
colt, except two rods wide on
the ~ side 1T said ne or ne or,
containing 20 acres, $3.50
Iuknown--A suip Of land
rods wide Off the side of NV !.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-30
An Abolition Crusade
Predicted.

The Hon Thomas F. Marshall, in q
speech delivered in the House Of Repre-
septatives during the session OF January,
lS42, on a resolution censnring John
G. Adams for presenting petition TO
Congress for dissolution of the Union
drew the following correct picture of the
scenes we have just realized:
~ more fearful strife than that which
convulsed Europe two hundred years ago.
is to affront tho sun and potlute the
blessed light Of heaven on the soil OF
these once free and happy States. The
fierce end vengcful fanatic, true to the
principles Of bis fathers, and the sworn
Champion Of universal emancipation,
holding in one hand his proclamation OF
freedomrand alliance to the slave, and a
frebrand ID the clated,i too, with
the consciousness of numerical superiority
lis to invade the South, and avenge the
wrongs Of Africa, in massacre and CON
aasraticn. He. will he met. The haush
ty STAKEHOLDER will greet the new crusa-
der with hloodiest welcome. The CaVa!-
ier's sword will leap from the scabbsrd
in ndicatiop of a broken covenant, a
violated national compact. to which he
had vainly trusted as shield to his pro-
perty and his rights. Surounded hy
bis household gods, in defence OF bis
l,earth.stone, the honor of his wife, the
purity Of his daughter, pro ar's ct j0e's'
be will incarpadinc his weapon to the
Lilt.
ITO patriot vengeance ne'er hath sword,
Mors terrible libations poured .
And should he fall, "out numbered, not
out>bravy 3D." it will be amid the ashes
OF all he holds dear-lIis home, his fam
lily, his country and his race."-NsW Dr.
kens 7rse Delta.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-30

vrnE. NEW YORK. NEWS Has
Il battIed against dcspotism for four
years ofblood and terror in assertian ofthe
sanctity of the Constitution A patrio-
tism sufficiently broad to embrace both
sections had been its only guide, and it
refers now with honest prideto its record.
to show. that it has not turned to the
right or the left under all the violence Of
arbitrary power. - =. -.
True to its principles as THE NEWS
has been through the reign of terror, it
challenges public conference.-the honesty
and independence for the future.
The poIit cal transition Of the; present
day to TIE NEWS ~ new. and wider
field Of usefulness. Standing. now ss it
always has, Oh the inviolabilty. of'the
constitution, according to the interpreta'
ton of the stiict constructionists. it pre-
sents rallying ground for all, in both
sections, who are friends of "a nerons
couvcrsatism' ASA true and tried ex.
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