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GOVERNMENT SALES.
7 ARGE SALE OF CLOTHING, CAMP AM
| GARRISON EQUItAGE.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER' OFFICE, J
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,


WASHINGTON, D. O., November 8. 1865
Will be sold, by direction of the Quartermaster-
% i on MN re of ~ oDan ~ g
thomas, M. 5. X, at Armory Square Depot,
Seventh street, below Pennsylvania avenue, the tol
loving described property
About $4,000 Axes 1850 Picks; 1900 Hatchets,
About 10 900 Axe Handles; 5000 Pick Handles, and
These goods are NEW and IN ORIGINAL
PACKAGES, and were manufactured by tiunt
Manufacturing Co Collins & Co; William Mann,
Jr. Beatty & Co., ana others.
ALSO, ABOUT
1900 coats-brOwn, black and grey.
40O0 Infantry Overcoats-black.
1900 pairs Trowsers-black, All new goods.
loeether with lot OF Condemned Clothing, etc.
GreatcoaIs, Knapsacks and Haver.
Infantry OVeTcoats, sacks,
Sack Goats, Spades,
Jackets, bhoVes,
Hats, Axes
Wooilen and Rubber Mess Pans,
Blankets, Large lot OF rents ana
Bed Sacks, Tent Poles, Cd Rope,
Metallic Scales Rags, etc.
Goods must be removed within five daya from day
'Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
by coniinA"u VI General D. H. RUCKER.
l Assistant Ouartermaster-G q General
| CHARLES IL. T0MPKIHS,
1I6l1t Bvt Brg. Gen, Quartermaster.
| GALE OF CONDLMNED ORDNANCE AND
- ORDNANCE STORES.
| VIII be sold at Public Auction, at FORTRESS
| MONROE, Old Point omtort, Virginia,
| On THURSDAY,
22d day of November 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. ".
large quantity Of Stores consisting in part, oil the
following articles, viz
2e Field and Siege Cannon, cast iron, of various
| cahbres.
5l67O Shot, Shells and Spherical Case for Smooth
| Bore and killed Guns
20 Merrh's Carbines, new and repaired.
| 800 Enfield Rihed Muskets, Cal ST.
| 26 Henry's and Speneers Repeating Rifles.
900 FOreign Rifles, Austrian" Cal 80.
24O do. do. do, altered to percussion
10 do, do. do. Flint Lock Cal 49,
2i7 Revolvers, "WhItney's &GRemngtOn's Navy,
| So6e Cavalry and Artillery sabres.
2ii Swords, Musician and non-Commssioned
4 Officers. ,,ovnod 70, a., -, ,
7 stores 81 la -a4 .r
AeiAns 'i T. G. BAYLOR, D.
) Capt. of Ord. and BYt. Col U. 5. A..
III 1877 Commanding.
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The Trains Of the Pennsylvana Genital Railroad
the Depot at Thirty hTsf and Market Streets which is
reached directly by the of the Market
Railway. Those of the Chestnut and Walnut Streets Rail
way within one square of IL.
On sundaJs-The Market Street arsleave Eleventh ana
Marketsts 45 minutes before the departure of each
Manns Bal gage Express will call Tor and deliver Bag
gage the Depot Orders left at the Oce, 63I Chez
VIII atfpn
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BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Prce One Dollar per Box, or Six Boxes for Five Dol
lars; also, Large Boxes, containing Four Small,
Price Three Dollars.
From four TO six boxes generally required to cure
ordinary cases though benefit is derived from using
single box
in Chrome Cases, where Nervous ProstratOn has
affected the system,
BELLS TONIC PILLS
recommended the most LfHcacious Rejuyenatinp
ana InvigOTating Remedy in the word.
A Package PIce Five Dollars, will last a month and
generaLy sufficient
In extreme cases Of Debility,
BELLS EXYEhNAL REMEDY,
Price Two Dollars, sufficient for month"; can be use
to good advantage
II gives Strength to the system, and with the Pills
will effect complete ReStOl alton.
A Pamphlet OF 100 pages, on the ERRORS OF YOUTH
designed a Lecture and eau ion Young Men, sent
tree Ten Gents required to pay postage.
II you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Of your Druggist, take other but send the money
direct TO
DIR. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician,
No. $40 BROADWAY, New York
And will receive them by return of mail post paid
and tIee from observation. - - -. .--
For sale by DYoTT Il Co., No. 232 N. SECOND
street. 6uS
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GENERAL DEPosIToRIES.
RUE RICHELIEU.
In New York. at NJ. NJ FoUGERA q WANDER
KIEPT'S, WILLIAM Street
in Philadelphia at FRENCH, RICHARDS a. Co. and
at every good chemists. 80 thtf
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This new remedy is prepared irom the leaves OF a
Peruvian pepper shrub called MATlC0, and cures
promptly and inalIibly without any lear of inAam-
matory results The great majority of Physicians in
other remedy
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A ROYAL BETROTHAL.

The BetrothRl of Princess Dagmsr, Of
Denmark, to the Cesarevitch OF all the
Russiss 49, Extraordinary Ceremonies
The Holy AnOintment, Etc. Etc.
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EURALGIA CURED BY A SINGLE APPLI
IN cation of "UPBAM's MAGNETIC OIL" Sold
sc UPhAM No. 25 :. EIGHTH Street, and by al
Druggists. so cents and 81 bottle 10 Smrp
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9 A M A r / 7 ANS GIF TT
sAMARITAN'S GIFTI
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
"YEs, A POSITIVE CURE"
FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM IN is
CRETlONS.
Contains no Mineral, Balsam no Mercury,
OntJ Ten PlHS to be Taken TO Effect q Cure.
They are entnely vegetable having no smell nor any
unpleasant taste, and VIII not IN any way lDJule tine
stomach or bowels OF the most delicate
Cures in rom tmo to iour day S. and recent cases in
twenty -iour hours -
sent by man. Price, Male packages g. Fema. e, 90
sAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES,
The Great Blood Purifier and Remedy
ScTOtuid, Utce1s, Sores, spots, letters Scales
BOiS, Etc.
For the above complaints the Samaritan's Root and
prescribed 1t reaches and eradicaes every par
tic e the Yenereal poison Will every yesge
OF mDurtes from the system, well all the bad
effects OF mercury. Price, Sl25 per bottle.
SAMARiTANS WASH
Is used In conjunction with the Root and Hell juices
Full diIectons. Irice, 20 GEMS.
The oid sickenng and disgusting drug have TO give
way 10 remedies purey vegetable pleasant 10 the taste
Sod by DEMAs BARNES q CO., No Il PARK ROW
and by Druggists. 80, o,,, 60.
Phiadelpba. Sl5
A LII PERSONS WHO DO NOT ENJOY
IA the ess ng OF good health. can obtain relief by
Consulting Dr. KlNKELIN, German physician. DR..
Kmkelin treats AL diseases prepM es and administers
mis- Ow me edicnes. They are pure, safe and reliable
him. Consultation free during the day. and offices
open till o'clock In the eve ming. w. corner oi
THIRD and UNION Streets between Spruce and Pine
treets. l4om
NEURALGIA CURED BY A SINGLE APPLI
IN cation of "UPBAM's MAGNETIC OIL" Sold
at UPhAM No. 26 :. EIGHTH street. and by al
Druggists so cents ana 81 bottle. lO2 Smrp
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O1O ARCH STREET. GAS FIXTURES
JlA CHANDELIERS, BRONZE STATUARf, Er0-
-VANKIRK co. would respectfully direct the atten.
tiGn their friends and the public genera 70 5nST
CbANDELIERs, and ORNAMENTAL BkONzIE
ARFS. those wishing handsome enc tn0lyuHnH
ma de Goods az very Reasonable prices viii nnd Il 10
their advantage to Awe US call before purchasing els
w B.-soned or tarn,shed hxtuIes refnished with
sPseisSl sID care ana atisAS0nA''' '' VANKIRK co
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MEDICAL. [t Z

For oil seases the Chest this Medicine Invaluable
It lartey used at the 'BROAProN" HosPI-
PlTAL In London, fOr Consumption and
genera " approved BY the Leading
Medical N en- In England and in
france
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L ANDsCAPE DRAWING CARDS A BRAU:
for the instruction of juvenile artists Price snts
Rsek9ge With the EVEhitnt nd an ssis at The
1921 NEWS STAND
8. ". corner SEVENTH and OHEsNUT Street
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r 4RIyY WELLS OWNERS OF PROPERTY
i The only place to gef fr'Y "sns cleaned ans g.
uiecteu a''"'' wv A PEYSON,
Manufacturer of PoudrettS
EtoS GOLDsuras' HALL, L BRARY stxoVt
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The Governors reply Is II foiI0Es
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Executive DEPARTMENT.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
NsE OsLEASs, July -, 1866
To HIS E-ceLie4cy -{1Grglc J0dlH0a. President
Of tis CqitsL St1tes-YgGr telegram IS receIvet
I have rot issued any order onveniDg the C0nveu-
tior OF 1854 The Convention vas RECON Vened ey
t5e President OF tbaE body, ~ virtue Of a resolution
authorizing nm 70 10 SC. a1i IN taas event fur nm
. cal o. the proper Ulcers 9f the State 70 issue
Erirs OF election for delegates n the unrepreseatei
PARISHES Ny proclamation Vas lssuei II response
to ta&r cal A. soon ~ vacancies ian De aecerr4inei
cosv vii &c : He'd. and then the Vh0ie State VII DC
Represented II -ae Convention.
J. MADISON WsELs, Governor.
Ca,cAgo. July 3I-EQr several days dispatches
FROM Nss Orleans have referred to threatened trouble
uroc the ~sseDedRg Of the Constitutional Conyen-
ton Of 1854, roca was called % mees AZ that city
81 the SGLa CT July. The gblecs OF Iae Con VentlGn
being e 3sfraachise rebels sad pus Louisiana n the
w,y Z being reconstructed under Rsilcal auspices.
ana the object OF the reoe,s being ~ orci3ly resist
rs meeting The rscsi Sheriff, Harry 6iyes, sEqre
n : puSse On sunday - promote this disruption, and
delegates were cPenly threatened With lamp pusts.
Liecr-GcVerocr FJrnees and ne Attorney General
ts,egrspheG the President u sunday, scslng TIA.
Governor Wells bad lssaed : proclamation calling Al
election % I'll vacancies IN the bogus Convention,
sri vas II leezue Win kspu3jcsnss Iha- II vas "A.
tented % lodcs Eeuoers OF me Convention o. .
Grand IQ-y, and ssk0S = the President Intended
thai TIE military forces Of ne Uaieed >tases should
Interfere 20 proven. tas execution 3f ne civil process,
u saica the President replied Is allows
WASHINGTON. July 23-T3 -4Ljsvt D2rqees. Lieat
Ggger1Jr NJ LyuL51IL-Ebe military -Hi De *
rec-et % sustain. Alb not eosC-1cC Or Interfere VIA
,5e proceedings q the courts. \ Dispatch on ne
subject OF tbs CQayeotIcD Vas sent 70 Governor Wells
.hs morning \ JOHNSON.
Mayor Monroe IN Sunday had Al in5eryie~ Win
Geo. Bard, ~ sta-ed positI seiy t1lt De would pre-
yeot the Sheriff and as posse % a3y State Or ciyiI
9hcer frvm Interfering ~ln the Con seauon.
Mayer Monroe lss4ed a proclamation % Monday
morning, warning me people uol TO no.esC ne Con
yeurl1u saying Dc ~as sa-sseo from rsceut dispatches
from y ts1lugCya t8tt IAe Je5oersri0n ot me mem
oers thereof - receive ~ :puaceaaaee from ne
President; t3s- n - sustain ne agents % the
y-esec: civil Gcyero neat, and yi8dcate is 'as and
acJs - the souIe satisfaction u cle s9od people Of
sae clE a81 ScA-e.
TIE Convention assembled a Nech1aics' Iostir1te
- - ociocG Monday . member sese present
he mcst Intense eAeleBeTS prevailed n TIE CITY.
The negroes t4r0@d gag - protect the Convention.
"aen = SGD. bes4a Oh Common street Meanwhile
lae police surrounded the Convention building sta
a. Immense cVosd, and = -iot began "a earnest
he members - tae Convention we're Arrested. and
oGe, Or Dosttc, Killed, ana otaers, Including Michael
Ham, we're wQQp4e& fhe loc&-aps we're speedily
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MAa>EF- If one should ve ne = 3.sa % sand.
ana tel ne Taerv we're particles % ircn ia IT. UiZaE
1pk Tor them ~sh nv clumsy 80 gers, Ar * uoNc,e
20 detect them but ct Dc t>ke a magnet &R5 sweep
through il, snl h1- would it draw % Jsef toe most
inyis he particles ~ t5e Wsce power y attraction.
The unlhaHkful heart, Ike many Singers u the sa11.
discovers ~ meJeies; Dat let he th9okf0t heart
sweep through the DAY, and, - be magnet 9D3s the
ireB, - il Sll md, IA every hear. some heavenly
blessings; only TIE iron ia G91's sand = zcld-Q
- Hv4ags.
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DrHGS and Medicines!
Pure Chemicals and Extracts,
ALCOHOL,
TINCTUREs,
ESSENTIAL OILS.
PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises a part lonIyl % our
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK!
which we receive direct from the manufacturers, and can
oGer them on quite a : good, If not better term. than ny house
on the Pacific Coast:
Tarauts Ap-rient.
Tarant's extracts eopabia and cubeb.,
Exaggerated Bitters.
Caebous Uor the breath,0
Diamond Cement,
Mrs. KIdders Cordial,
Hunt's Liuiment,
Bragg's Mustang Eminent,
Nerve and Bone Linimeut,
Condition Powders for Horses,
Railways Ready Relief,
Rat Exierminator, Thorn. Extract,
DaIley's Pain Killer,
IndelibIe Inks,
Lyons Ka'hsiron,
Oinuneuts, a great variety;
"yS' SANtJ aNN'NNNs
Pills, 100 kinds; Barry's Treopherous,
Wistar's Balsan Of Wild Cherry,
Hungarian Balssm, Cheesman'. BaIsam,
Roman Eye Baisam, OIgood's Choogogue,
Ayers Ague Cure. Rhodes Fever and Ague Remedy,
Bachelors Hair Dye, Hair Dye, different kinds
Hverwort and Tar, IIouck's Panacea,
Ssaim's Panacea, Pepsn, Houghton'si
sarsapariIIt, Townsend's;
Sarssparilll, sands;
sarsapariIa, Bulls;
Sarsspsrilla, Ayers;
Browns Essence Ginger,
Dayis's Pain Killer,
Hair Invigora:nrs. different kinds;
Nermiiuges, IL kindsi
Gargiiug Oil,
Plasters, sl kinds.
All the new Chemical. lately introduced,
HrPoPHosPHATR OF LINE, PoTAssA, SOFA.
.--ALS9..-.
SYRUP OF THE PHOSPHATES, OR CHEM
ICAL FOOD.
SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS
Order. respectfully solicited. Goods packed with care and
forwarded to any part OF the Pacific.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.

A CROSS TH OINTMENT ~ =. 30 !. ie-s
- r'et4. =lnb1aE, Hospital anu trInce.
BEpEns' Ea4 % Controversy -Dutr"verIed. : V05s.
Parton Humorous Poetry a the English Language.
Winfield Sertram, ~ tle autLuC VI >GnonD=rg Gotta Family
Masquerade and other Poems, y J. .. SAFE
murray 5 History u [sary-
sarnam 5 8um0uE- % he World,
MltUss Life * >~-.euporg.
Appteuyu ; Dictionary * Mechanics. 2 ylis.. so.
-r-s JlCroGNry Is ArtS. ) vols. SIS.
ElE1eus >paTOsgrass Papers. Nearer and Dearer- = novel.
Life u h1Caari CJolen. BoCsub : Literature ia Letters.
BTuAu.s haH ami his Relations.
Forsyth Life u C;C-ru. ? vaiEs
steam aHd >.eaH Engines. py Nug=
Scenes 70 hawaiian Islands. ~ Mary Anderson.
~t-sous ialdb99k IS Cal slhvnICs and Gymnastics,
Dictionary - Love. sc.. &c.
RU Ia For ~as ~ K 4 NETF@E N.
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R. a. MCDONALD & Co.
IMPORTERS OF
Dental and Surgical Instruments
We respectfully invite the attention Of DENTISTS to our
Large aud Wei Selected stock Of DENTAL INSTRUMENTS
aud MATERIALS, which We have in store
VULCANITE AND PLATE TEETH.
Our stock OF TEETH comprises more variety now than a,
any previous time, embracing \ large assortment ef size, shade
and form, Of various makers, and ne~ and improved styles are
being constantly added thereto.
DENTAL HAIRS!
BUTLER's DENTAL CHAIR, a California invention, and
best in use.
PERKINS ( ARcHERs CHAIRS, a grea; variety.
GOLD FOIL.
We are manufacturing an article OF PURE GOLD FOIL
equal 10 the best IN use. We have for sale also, all the most
popular makers.
FORCEPS.
CnEvALIER KERN's RIDDLES also a grea. variety o.,
Their makers.
PLUGGERS AND SCALES;
We have = complete assortment, Ivory, Ebony and Steel
handles. Also, .rsinsOns, wosrs and Arthurs, in sets.
PLATINA WIRE AND PLATE.
EXCAVATORS, BAUS AND DRILLS,
NERVE BITS and SOCKETS.
LANcErs, ALL KINDS.
DENTAL CASES CO
We have a splendid assortment, at prices ranging nom
SIS TO $500.
FILES.
our stock 4. very large aud varied. be,h Tor Plate ami vule.-
nike work, and Of The best makers.
Brush. tsk, Cotton and Cork Wbssls. an
endless rG,Isty.
DENTAL LATHES,
We have these Of every size, both Of whDe'., che,alisr',
AMI other makers
ANATOMICAL PREPARATIONS
GALNANIC BATTERIES,
BUCCANEERS, every description
MIRRORS, etc. etc.
our stock On hand IS larger, more ,Arci Anl complete thAn
ever before, Aud a fall supply ~n be kept constantly on hand,
sui all urs ani useful improvements that mas be mAte sill -
aided thereto. thus enabling tnr DENTIST o. hat in vur
embellishments r,ry requisite In each department of his AH
A. experience % sixteen years IA CALIFORNIA; jusuass "a, la sbs
hope q our AtIugy o. meet shs -anLs q Ihs " Profession" iu
IIs branch Il The business
uar facilities &c supply s ths usis Ar not surpassed In The
l ulted Siaie- u rsrlN department. u BUSINESS, NE ieteful
nation Is, So $ hUy msst sns ~Ant, ofour lasoas as L. deserve
su,esss.
IL. IL. M'DoNALD - CO..
Corner Pine aud SAnsome SIS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Ns. $50 . STREET.
81 SAL sAC~RANtENro.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-06-20
5 The Fanatics and the Flag.

Tie Columbian, a new Andrew John
son Republican paper, recently established
at Bloomsbury, in speaking Of the return
to the State authorities of the flags presented
to the Pennsylvania regiments during the
war says: &c.,. .=... ...
Or the Fourth of July next the soldiers
Of Pennsylvania are TO return to the State
authorities the flags which they bore in
the late war. Their tattered condition
viii plainly tell their story, and it will be
welcome sig ht 20 many a battled-scarred
veteran to see the emblem of his devotion.
II wiH not be without significance either
for while it will tell him that thirty SIX
States are in the Union, his reading Of the
proceedings ofCongress coLfronts him with
the fact that, the members of that body
still refuse to recognize the accomplishment
OF the work for which he toiled and won
aud that although he is discharged, that
peace to which he looked forward with
such hopefulness is something far in the
future in their eyes, He sees on that flag
eacA star of equal lustre, and the full mum.
ber,3f-States IN, the Union represented -
Yet he is told by Congress that but twenty
five States are members of the Union
What contradiction" o.. .,.. ~..
lYe remember when these fanatics and
disunionists would not allow even twenty
five stars on the flags; but paraded oul
streets with their sixteen starred flags. Ev.
erybody remembers. Greely's ode to the
Haunting lie" On the whole, We think
matters are improving, and if the soldiers
who fought for the whole flag, and for the
whole Union, will only vote as they fought
We shall soon have men in Congress who
will see that they have both-that their sac
rifces were not in vain.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-06-20
To BE Amended.

: The civil rights OR negro equality
bin, which has, lately been passed over the
Presidents veto, is. says an exchange, to
be amended shortly, imposing the follow
ing penalties on those who refuse to rec
ognize "Cuffce" as abolitionism thinks he
should be recognized. ...,... ....-
For neglecting to step off the pavement
as Sambo or Dinah passes, fine of five
dollars. ........
For neglecting to bow and take pf your.
hat to them, fine of three dollars and
half. +.
For refusing to shake hands, eight dol
lars. -.........
For refusing to kiss wench when you
meet her, seventy six dollars. and thirty
davs' imprisonment. ... ...a ....t...
For neglecting to nurse their babies in
street cars or churches, thirty-six dollars
and ten days Imprisonment. a.,
For refusing to see one home from
church, twelve dollars. ........
For asking them to work, ten dollars.
For refusing to invite them to the table
with you. forty dollars.
For believing that you are as good as a
negro, five hundred dollars and three years
imprisonment. .-......, .. .
For refusing to marry one, imprison
ment for life, and the con6scation Of your
property. .. sf..-,..... ...... e.
For saving that the government wa:
made by white men, six thousand dollars
fine, and fifteen years imprisonment. .,-,q
For saying that white soldiers fought as
bravely as did the "colored d. troops" two
thousand dollars and three years imprison
ment. ...r .. .,....,..s -. .F ....
For refusing your daughter to any buck
that wants her, to be hung by the thumbs
until dead, aud have your wife and chill
dren turned out on the hie hw.ys to starve
The fines in all cases to be handed ovel
to the executive committee of the abolition
party, and when the money is not to be hac
Benjaming F. Butler is to be sent in order
to collect it in spoons, or whatever else he
may be able to find.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-06-20
THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM y

The Democracy of Pennsylvania In Convention
met, recognizing crisis in the affairs OF me lie.
public and esteeming the immediate restoration Of
the Onion paramount to all other issues, do re-
solve E
|. That the States, whereof the people were Ia te
" in rebellion, ontegral parts of the Union, and
are entitled TO representation in Congress by mer
duly elected who bear true faith to the Constitution
and Laws and in der to vindicats the maxim thai
taxation without representation Is tyranny such
represen, atves sho uld be forthwith admitted
z That the faith of the Republic is pledged tc
the payment of the National debt, and Congress:
should pass all laws necessary tor that purpose.
g. That os obedience to the Constitution oil
the United States Including the am mendment prohi6-
iting slavery and under its provisions will accord
to those emancipaed all their rights OF person and
property.
A. That each State has the exclusive right tJ
regulate the qualifca. ions of its own electors.
s. That the white alone is entitled 10 the con-
tro. Of the Government of the Republic. and are
unwilling to grant to negroes the right to vote
e. That The bold enunciation of the principles Of
the Constitution and the policy of restoration
ained in the recent annual MESA &c and freedmen:
bureau ysto message of President johnson entitle
him to the confidence aud support Of all who respect
the Constitution and love their country. ..
L That the nation owes to the brave men of cur
aru.ies and navy debt of lasting gratitude for
their heroic service in defence of the Constt tion
and the GRIep; and th &C while we cherish wit b
tender affection the memories of the fallen we
pledge totheir widows and orphans the nation,
carr and protection Sc. . r.
s. That we urge upon Congress the duty of equal
iziny the bounties Of our SC tldiers and sailors.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-06-20

New FIVE CENT CoIN.-The following
is description ofthe new FIVE cent coin,
the device of which has been approved by
Secretary McCulloch
Obversc-The Union shield resting on
tied arrows, denoting peace a wreath of
laurel crowns the shield, an4 above, in cir
cnIar form, is the motto, & In God We
Trust" Reverse--a figure 81 in the
centre, surrounded by thirteen stars in
rays United States of America" sur
rounding the stars above and the word
,. cents" below. Fifty Of these coins laid
in a straight line make the "metre" or
unit Of the Frepcb measure, each peace
measuring eight tenths of an inch in diam
eter, and three pieces weighing exactly
0Jc half an ounce.