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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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YKVHE n. w. CHRISTIAN UNHVER-
IL sity is located in a beautiful grove of
original forest trees, at the northeast cor
ner of the city of Indianapolis, Ind, from
the tower of which an interesting view OF
the city is presented. 1t has been in1suc-
cesSful operation for ten ears, under the
supervision and instruction of a competent
Faculty of efficient Professors.
The session is divided into three terms.
The first terHFof the next session viii COM
mence on the 18th of September, 1865, and
continue to the 24th of December--fourteen
weeks.
TUITION-s10 50 per term. Naturalization
fee, per term, 81. Janitor's fee, 81. The tut
ton can be paid in tuition scrip, which
can be purchased of stockholders at about
"a for S., which Will reduce the tuition fee
"A to 81 per term. - ~ -
= Board can be obtained in good families
in the vicinity of the University,
For further particulars, send for Cata-
Elogue to ELIJAH GOODWIN,
President Board of Directors n. w. G. u,
aug3 dat, wet indianapolis, Ind.
The Oldest Accident Insurance CON-
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EVANSVILLE, r.. -, qFr indiana.
You will observe, therefore. that we Sc
cure cur, isade anu speedy transportation, as
alone IS very important item to be con-
sidered in the cost of our Wares.
our stock is one or the largest and best
assorted to be found in the West. and for
sale at tf grHarsF - III
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-04
- QUEENSWARE.
Mark a. Warren,
pa eoHeTueHl is4ans9
477i@' NO. Is MAIN STREET,
IMPORTERS OF CHINA GLASS
0ueenswa are.

NONSIDER OUR ADVANTAGES W,
~ are now receiving our Queensware di.
rect from the Potters of the Old Worldt AZ
y Jew Orleans, our crates are hoisted from
Steamboats,, which land them at our wharf
in this city, thus making but one transfer
from
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-04
LIVERPOOL ENGLAND
Evansville,

Ae 5noi -aTo44z7sFt
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-03
LICENSE ToCATCH) OYSTERS

All persons engaged in the taking ard
catching of Oysters with lakes or tongs,
are hereby cluton"d to renew th,ig IL
censc on the frs; day of Jrne next.
Amount to be paid in all cases s. 90
No person is AUTHORIZED t. take or catch
oysters tor tie pH.poSc Of seliay the SoUtc
without first taking out 4 license there
for.
No person having a license to take or
catch oysters is authorized to permit any
other person to use his Cauoe or boat for
the p1rp ,sc Of taking oysters, unless such
person be hand or employee vf the person
so licensed.
Two or more persons can be !ccnccd 10
use the same Canoe, the liceuscs to be
granted separately and the number Of
each to be paiutcd On. tie canoe or vcs-
sci.
Persons tal,ing oysters for sale without
license are su|j, ct TO fine OF not lc, 5
han twcaty uor more than Que hundred
dollars
All white persons licensed as above are
constituted officers of the State for The
purpose of arrcsting volaters Of the pro
visions &C lhe "Oys Law and they may
Summon the posse c""'ttatoS to assist them
in arrcsting said chtlder whom hey shall
convey before justice Of the peace to be
dealt with according to law,
i NJ GODDARD,
Sheriff
April 18th ,J1S66-t1 j.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-03
(GLiEGTGf' ) 'ykLB.

nN Application o. Robert F. Taylor
~ cnii,t tor of S,a,~ a"d County Tax S.
for the first election Di-'rc. of S.iit M
ry'- County for The years eighteen hnadlcd
aud sky four aud 'i-h'ccn hundred aud
s;x,y-fyc. it i. ordered by the County
Co,nuissinrers Of Saint Mnry's County.
,lat the said collector proc d to sell. a.
tor giving twenty dais previous no ic', al
III. Court House door aud II. 81 pubic
n'aces in the County, aud by pub alton
in the Saint Mary's Ga."n~, new p'per
n,hI he'd in Saint Mry's county, aud
hv publication in the l'4 I more G":eHe, a
newspaper Published in the city OF 6al''-
NOR. the following land. lying i'll Saint
In;oo.'s District. Saint Mary's County.
M,1vland. anl The following Hotel anu
cottages. located at Polnt Lookout, in IN
County aforesaid, to Wit:
.Pt Gilmore. coitais.ing one hundred
,sres more or less. lying ia SteInieae's $
district. st. Marys county, assessed to
Thomas and john Clarke. The tax s
dne on This land for the years 1864 aud
ISG5 amount to $40 30
4 New Hotel, with grounds attached. 10
ca.,d at poiut Lookout in -. lingo 5
l,;.,r;,t assessed to II. McNcal. Tn"
a ,ocs ~ aid amount 70 s25 81
Cottage No 25, assessed to pr- Law
rorce Roane the taxes on which are Tor
Tue '' $50
Cottage No. 4. assessed to Thomas "
c,,,b the tax $ on which are ioI The
vars lS6! and 1868 and amount TO
1''' S. %
co.,o,o No. s. assessed to Henry II
u,,r;s N. taxes on which are for the
'a'' ,sr, .rj amount to s. %
Cottage No. 46. assessed TO j II va
r,n ,be -axcs on which are for the fcal
1860 aud amount to -
<t,,,,ape No. II, assessed to Samue. H.
R,rrv ,he taxes on which are Tor the
wear 1868 aud amount To 81 -
Also. another Cottage, number unknown
s-sc>sed to Walter Bowie and /. Il
Williams, the taxes on wh!ch are 'o'
the wear 1868 and amount 70 s. o9
The .for. said land to be sold to tue
hiqhc,s bidd i tor ca.h to pay the ta1es
aud legal charges thereon due tor the
wear. 1864 aud 1868 and TIA" above 10.
tel and cottages 10 be sold on he terms
aforesaid. to pay the taxas aud legal char
g,s thereon dua. as per above 'atem~n'-
All The aboye property. when 81 u 20 "
conveyed by decd OF bargain and sale 10
the purchasers thereof.
by order
JAMES ii WILSON,
Clerk to the County ConInlSsIon~r'
for Saint MaIy,s Connt'
MaS ), 1866.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-03
NOTICE 80 CREDITORS.

~ 0TiCE is heteny given that the subscri-
~ ne have oisD,ued rom the Orphans
CnJrt of 81. Mary county, in Maryland, let
isrs oi administration on the peisonni estate ot
Mary 4 Graves, late Of SAID county, deceaS-
ed III persons having eiuims against the sad
-eceased are hereby warmed to exhibit the same
with the proper youches thereof to the sub
scribers on re:orr the 29,h day Of Oct
IoG6. otherwise they may be excluded by law
from all benefit of the SAID estate Given un-
der ny Lond ;hls 26 day Of Altril. 1866
LEWIS GtAVh.S,
JNO L CiKAVES,
AdlaIul,trato.s.
Aprif0Gth 1856 !w
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-03
NOTICE. TO C'REDiT0PS

NTeTiCE * hereby given ,ha, the ~,,',scriher
ias. oh'-IneI from the 0rphans Cnart o ST
Mary C"anty, Mn'yiand, letters 'estan.f,t-
~ on the personal estate NJ Ter-sa Brewer,
n'e Of ST. Nary'4 county. deceased. a.! per
sons hovln, slams a,aiuSt the sad deceased sr-
hereby warned to c-.;libir the same win
proper yo.'eit@~ ther-"f,'n the subscriber, on
or beFare Inc !.i.l day nf Oct, leG6, otherwise
hey may h@ excluded by iaw from aN henei!,
If rhe SAID estate Given under my hand thq
2Jtl day OF April 1855.
LEO III HAYDEN,
Executor.
Arnl IS, l3C6-4w
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-03
RITifIC.A T1o.y NOTICE. !,
q
Am Siaecrer,
IS.
Margaret David s others. y

In the Circuit Court for ST. Mary's County
sitting Court Of Equity - ~
Ne. t y Equity =
ss1 virtue Of authority vested in me, ss
C'sk OF the Clrcnl, Court for 81. Maryis
County. by the Code of Public General
Law" OF this State. it is ht rvhy ordered that
IAe report Of Robsrt Ford Trustee in this
case, be raliitd ana confirmed. uuless cap,,,
70 ta'e contrary te shown on or before tho
ti,ifi Monday uf June next. provides. a
copy al this order be inserted IL, the Ssip,
M.rA 5 GH>stte once week for three sue.
cesS'vc weeks prioS to ;hc said thini Monday II
May neAt.
JNoA CAVALIER, Clk,
True copy-rest = = ~-s.s7
JNoA. CAVALIER, Cik.
April 5th, 1866 3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-03
FRANZ DWElE.IN2a,

Meat House. Stable for Eight Horses. +.
three Barnes, e.. This farm is situated
within ten miles of the Chesapeake Bay
and is one of til prettirst on the P"tux
cnt River-it IS bounded by two ere X,
unsurpassed for FISH, OYSTERS aud
YERR1pINS, aud i~*unier substantial
fencing | lies Immediately on the Ky
cr and has on it a young and 'hr.t-
ty PEACH and APPLE Or
CHARD FIVE HUNDRED trees
Of the former uf choice fruit il tutl ar
ing and ONE HUNDRED Of the later
1t lies contiguous TO vast deposits ct O,ys-
ters 100. coo bushels Of Which might be
planted and bcdlcd on the shores. FIFTY
acres are set in Oak. Chesnut aud Pine
timber whilst half mile Of fence CON
stitutes the outline from tide water to tide
water Two steamboats, stop within lef>
than a mile Of the premises twice week
goirg to aud returning from Baltimore.
| Terms OF sale, viii bc made known Oh
he day Of sale.
For further particulars Apply to Col
james T. Blackstone, Leouardtown, st.
Mary's county, or to the undersigned.
j. SuAAFF STOCkETr,
Trustee,
No. is St. Paul Street.
Baltimore
April 10. 1866 #.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-03
R.3TTFIC-iv0.N notice.
join H Matiinclev.
Emily Na,aln ley & others.

Il the Cjrc'ti' Court fer 81 Mary'+ Comfy
Si.iins A. Cent - lfQ',i-v.
~. Ct \ Equity
~ virtue = authority veS,cl IN sne. as
Clerk ot the C5rcHit Court r. u Marx ;
County. hy ,he 60 le oi Public ti,,,.s.sI
Laws" of this State, il IS hereby ordered Il.'
the rrinrt OF Jas I Nj Raleg. Trustee, fled ii
this case, lie ru;iii.i ani confirm j. unltss
cause 7" The contrary he shown or fore tie
tlird Monday Of .iunc mex, ProviG,d 4 copy
Of this "rler be published in the Sau, Mary )
GAZETTE once week tor three <u,c.s ~
weeks prior 10 tie Il iri Monday uf MAY next.
The Report states that the land soid ior
Ss4o50.
JNOA CAVALIER, G.f.
True copy-TeSt
JNO A CAVALIER. Crk
April l9, l666-3x.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-03

In the Circuit Court Tor ST Mary's County
sitting as Il Court of Equity.
No. sc n. Equity.
EpY virtue of authority vested in me, as
RaGltrk of tic Circuit Court for St Ma
~ Cou<nbhe Code of Public Genera
Lows" "othisState. it is he eby ordered. that the
Report Of David W. TYLER, trustee III
this case be ra,itiedand confirmed, unless cause
TO the contrary be shown Oh or before the
thifd Mun!ay of Jnne next; provided
a copy of tins order be inserted inl the Saint
Mary's Gazette, once week tor tdree sue
cessiye weeks prior to the third Monday o.
Nay next.
Tnelerort states that the land sold for $500
JNO. \. CAVALIER. Cl'k.
True copr-iesf:
JNO. \. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
April II, ls0t-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-03
Pofroai1e Home Institutions.

nNF Mr.. RLNTLhY G BIBR. formerly
I cf Virginia, informs his friends from n J,
O,d Dominion and the lower counties OF Ma
ryland that he has Fhc LARGEST and most
COMPLETE stock of
COOkING and
HEATING STOVES.
PARLOR STOVES and CRATES,
IOT-AIR FURNACES and
AGRICULTURAL BOILERS
Of all sizes,
to he found in the city.
He desires to call particular attcffcn to
that universal favorite, throughout Maryland
and Virginia. the
RE-lNpROVED OLD DOMINION
COOK STOVE
for sale ouly. wholesale and retail, al the
B4LIIHORE S SFOJ-E HOUSE,
DlBB s co,
PFonrittors,
So Light Strect,
Baltimore,
I'D
March %, 1865 On
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
FOR Si1 E.klFF.
May 3 ie66-iw

The friends Of james Il Alvey, respectfully an
noun,e hum as candidate for SherN at the
election in 1867, and ask from the pubhc a
d,spassonate consideration ot his clnms .o.
tina, osi,ion
P.rrrENI risrRGer.
Arr l2;h, lsse-te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-03
NOTICE..

rENEIE undersigned take this ethod ofinform-
Il ING the putIlc that they still assoc'n,ed
ogether IN tit Carpenters business, and wfil
contract for the building Of Houses of every
description. All work viii be executed with
dispatch, and, IN al contracts fpr Dwellings
special attention will be paid to BrckayinS
F.asteiiHg t-I Painting.
All riders addressed to, them mt Leonardo wn,
Md, VII! receive prompt attention.
GEORGE HORNE,
THOMAS {. GREEAHELL, -
Ny lt1l3iI I-ly
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-03
CHEAP GOODS.

"a CONRAD D takes pleasure in announcing
10 tie citizens Of II Nary's county that
he has lust returned from Baltimore with well
selected stock of SPliN1i and SU VI w tx
GOODS, to which he would most respectfully
cali he attention OF those m want OF good and
cAea Goods. tits sto-k embraces elmost ev-
erv a ticle found N It country village store.
lls stock Of y HOES, b >0TS and HATS
IS ve4v large anI he can otter great borg mas to
those IN want
ln-tne DHl' GOODS Line, he offers goods
Of all kin Is at getty reduced prlces-c ALi-
GOES from 10 ,, l5 to 25 cents per yard.
DR. SS lio@d, he 0 crs luS1alv low
Brown aud beached MUSLIN NS he oilers
from i} 10 81 ! , cents re yard.
GRDCElsi rs s-he oilers bro SUGAR from
y -. Is to L cents PEI lb. COFFEE + om
30 to 81 - cen : per Id. and other goods IN
p!orortlon In short. he clfcrs All kinds OF
goods ut low prices Call lhen if you want
BARGAINS IERMs CASH.
lie Offers also a large lot Of secondhand Gov
eminent GEAR for stle->1 It sett
Remember, If you waQl BARGAINS. to call
at the ola stan /.
n. CONRAD,
Agent
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-03
CCNFyR.Nt TIOV NOTICE.
Icnatiu> r Raley. &
y1Eq MJry l. Rsley bis wife.
Eci farsz
Atn Bond
v Aliam Rnd i others. =

v 'llnm B,ad i others.
II t'sr C'rcuir Ceurt for Sain, Aiasy's Cnsa.
=, sI,fuis A. Court Of EGniiy.
N ib y. E9rav.
ol virtue Of authority vested In me -
- Clerk Of the Circui, Cosut for Saint Ma.
ry'> County. by tie" "CnAe N Pubssc Gsaesal
Laws" ot This State. i, is berhy ordered, that
the Andltoss Report filed N fbis
case. be ratified and confirmed, unle.s carve
10 the contrary be shown on or before ths
ihlti Monday of June next, provided .
cory of this order be inserted in the saint
Mary'S G,t:eiie once week for three srcr~.
sise weeks previous to the, third Moudsy
of May next
inc. a CAVALIER, Cl'k.
True c"py-Test
yJN0. AoGAMALIER, CTk.
Apri. , lsJ6--3y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-03

Those indebted nrc requested t" pay their ac'
counts, and no further credItlng, except on ste
cla contract and agreement. I.
April l9, lo66-tt.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-03

Aprii2G, ii. 1866 4w-
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-03

JAMES ii WILSON,
Clerk to the County Commissioners
for Saint Maly,s Comfy,
May ;, 1866.
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Unseating tembers.

From \. Y. Com. Advertiser, Rep
Congress is acting vi'h shauuefui pntizar,-
ship 10 un>"=';ng members who claim seats
Dl>guie il as they will, it is believed that these
changes are m@ lie f,r purely partisan rurpo> eS.
lu lAv case ct .Air. Stockton the nee, Ssy Of his
di>l,la,enl. Mt is aln.o>t openly urged On parry
grund<, and The manner in which it w,s ac
comi lish d yesterday is >imp y di graceful.
The House has already aus cd Mr. Voorhees,
AMI NV 1t awaits tn ne,i q! le hour " i' II
Dir. Brooks is to GO. Congress, nr 1ather The
60 "in"'' parry, |, >eitirg p'eceden. lhat wi
y re'urH 70 plague h. :nrclIt.r. C,uuur OF
ltl,an> learn that h n,>ry sn,: ar dralr 9
haven t gone out Il. vogue? Does The ma"r
ity INSIST vi on dead e, el If co to,mity? D.
tAcyt ar the abll OF the n,,n whom ,i,ey IT.
ca'al 'ly uns az? ii this thing continues,
Contestants aluur vii have seats, iui he il.i,.
OF Dvni"cyats To u J. ace will not dep hi u Oh
IN p '"pie who tlrct II, III, tut upon the
s-itn> Of arty NJ enap,r>
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-30

GOVERNOR PEIRpo1Nr- While n Washing
ton asC week We Ca / d upou Preiclcnt JohnSon
and asked INN the erect quy st!,n what he
though, ot the W sdom and propI ETY. Of adopt
Ing our constitutional amcndulun distlan his
i,g Rebels The substance OF his uus.er is
this. nat if the Unou ulca Of " c t Nir"ini;,
thought there was danger OF he State . oovcrn-
nent getting ;ntU the nands Of cDntNNtuciolis
en i uurcpcuIanl i:a els, II was ilgh t, dlsirTu-
cuisr tncu Dat II thcra was no uanger Il Tins.
thCm Ot course, the measure WAS unnecessary,
AMI hc w ID not recommend us to adopt II.
But he sad 1t was local gu stiun, OF tic Wis
do II OF whlch the UnioA ueu OF the State
should b their own judges.
We lt.d ii 50 tue pcasnre tf meet ng Gov
ernor PeWpOlut. lie Govern Salu 'Ihv
great l>s4c Deto,e tue people o. 'ho Unit d
Sts;S Is, sail reason DC tuiluc oIlouS. Or III Il
ir s5on Ue III: ie respectable? The late i;cbels,
b. s,'d, were il & I'll IN heir powa: TO nlaAe
1t llUn0"A:,ia, in Orrer 70 save liem elves III /
their puorc: " lro q re CT Ing the b, and OF
et1i:al n!a y. JiAe iopperh ads, he coA-
tlnuea, 'rcre also trying to max treason res
pecis,!e for il 1t is n.,tllc odious and dlshonyr
aDe on l. page cf history, they who ssupa-
tGizeu Hs,h t C iebcIlion will hare III It's dis
grace. e.-fui"louM W. Tu.) Tticite
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AFFAIRS IN UrAH.-The Vile,,e |uh'ishe

AFFAIRS IN UrAH-The ViIe,te uhIi>hed
at Salt LAX CRY is wa2ing an uDce"sng WIZ
fare against the Mormons Ii seems confle It
of ~ cess. Il Says
There has been time extending through a
period ut eght' en- Year., dur nS which TIE Will
OF one man was we'll nigh SUR me in Utah -
That tine Is past, never to re urn The rcl-n
OF the Au &c at OF Polysany Is over. TIE star
OF his destiny Is declining.
In the same nutuber it ':ot;ces an institution
the Sacred Glar!--lhe ezis,cn:. OF wn,vh IS
p~o'abiy rot known to most Of our readers
We quote
'.n. ii izans who arc early risers MY almos'
any mo ning 81" persons IN the TO M at men-
tut with few of III nkln,i : prou attr bn,e> TT
lof sentiments IT they co I'D not bang hem
sell eS t submit 70 the d s. crat'on ->kuhlng
hone, fron, the uletial and dc2r .le >erv'c. +
guarding RE h ien OF the chief degrader ~
women il q an. while the grand Bash nv lum-
b.rS in that unh.l,wed Il c. here cru>n' d
hearts ere Imprisoned, ana Won III $ fon,t aspi-
RI ions blightei
In another column it gives The following III
stan e as pro f hat, iho!Sh NJ rm 'nI>m I'll 5
the nursery, it does nor prnpori,onu!iy i'll, rease
the resources of he o'ket:
A mormon at q awhile, Summit county. tvr-
ty miles tr IN here. had !wo bnhies' b IN 10
him the other II ghr, by two Of his wives, with
ius t.rty ain, es differ nee between the in-
tapts ages But wnal tie wnls5 ab ut Ih-
ba:oary US thing is !h on. OF those W YES i
1h. other mo h.r-not an uu r4nlnD thing n
Utth tie happy n'lshan,! has Cen here
with The Saints tu'l six.een ye r., w"rkin>
like bic man, AMI >e; h Is On y al adobe
cabin, (aitil o''l Y one h"d Ia i, ann garden
pach as the result of tn r hca>'ed Utnh IN
te~prise That al wh IS LIFT from The ye,r-
ly ng,-oar'ing the babies.
There i~ 8 PORTION OF lie Mormon fr,tesnity,
out IN The West. un Ter thel ad "fJ JorSmith's
son, who reruii.te the pecnlinr doc rice
OF the Utah Saints, AMI Br CHAM Ypung in
the bai caip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-30

On and after MONDAY, February 18th, .wo
daily trims viii run between Washington 2na
Lynchburg. connecting - GordoneYilIe, wiz.
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tENti:issg. &c.
CpECIAL NOTICE.

We have just added to our stock rev and
desirable lot of fashionable goods suitable for
tie Spring and Summer wear. Gentlemen in
want of an elegant and fashionable suit vii! do
well to call and examine our stock.
We have also fine assortment Of FuRNl lSll-
ING GOODS, KID GLOVES, NEW and
BEAUTIFUL TIES, &c. &c.
O'NEIL & DWELLT,
NH 2O-tf s., King street
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Professional.

CHAs D. TEBBs RICHARD Il. COCkERILLEj
Leesburr, Loud0un co., Va. Fairfax G. II, W.
FNEBBS & COCKERILLE,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02

dent of the United States should take the
position that State Government thus ere
ated under the military power, should be
permitted to take seats in Congress without
asking that body to decide whether it rep
resents enough ofthe people of Tennessee
to justify its admission. whether il is Re
publican i'm form, aud whether its admis-
sion is consistent with the public welfare.
The President argues that the submis sion
of the Constitutional Amendment by Con-
gress to the seeded States is in itself an
acknowledgment that they are already in
the Union. He forgets that he himself
made the ratification of another Constitu-
tional Amendment (abolishing slavery) a
condition of the restoration of the seeded
States. In Mr.. Stewards letter to Cover
nor Perry, of South Carolina, on Nov. 9th,
1866. he wrote: THE President considers
the acceptance of the amendment by South
Carolina as indispensable to- restoration
OF her relations with the other States Ofthe
Union." The President could then see
how the passage of a Constitutional Amend
mcnt by State could I've made the condl-
ton on which it should he admitted To the
Union. Now he pretends to be unable to
reconcile the anomaly.
The case is precisely that of State Leg
islaturc. formed in a territory preparatory
TO its admission as State. The Lcgisla-
ture elects its Senators. and provides for
the election of Representatives, and though
il is not State at the time it performed
these acts. vet, when ii il admitted into the
Union. the act of Congress admitting it
gives validity To its previous State action.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-02
LOYAL Southern Convention.

In an article denOuncing the Convention
called by unconditional CniOnsts of the
South, to meet in Philadelphia, in Septem-
Der, the National Intelligencer uses the fol-
lowing significant language:
The idea of fcalng such Convention Southern
Convention. is extremely frccai. his called to nseef
Va Philadelphia, because t7e place ~ anE So~p'"
Stdfe rhsre s"cha OOHrenfiOn lronid be foterd'ed
This style of talk we supposed had ceased
forever in the United States. We used to
hear it before the war. when Northern men
were lynched in the South, for refusing to
bow down and worship slavery The In
telligencer is Johnson's Washington organ
He is the censor ofits ''lcadcrS, and helps
to edit it. Perhaps he wrote the very arti-
Gle from which this extract is taken. Who
are the men who would not he tolerated in
holding a convention i'm any Southern city:
They are such men as Governor Hamilton
of Texas. Col. Stokes and Col. Hawkins of
Tennessee. They are men who have periled
life and property, family and hOmc-cvery-
thing i'm defence of the Union and its flag.
We are now told by the organ of the White
House renegade that such men would not
be tolerated" in ANY State reconstructed
by Moses" \. Johnson. my Policy
would not tolerate them. MY Policy
will only tolerate white-washed rebels to
hold political conventions in Southern
States. MY Policy" tolcratcs and cncour-
ages rebel women to meet and ostcntatiOus-
ly strcw flowers on the graves of dead reb-
els who were killed while in the act of stab
bing the Union, but MY Policy" prevents
and discounfenances Strewing flowers ON
the graves of Union heroes who lost their
lives in saving the Republic. Why: Be
cause the honor thus shown TO the Nations
martyrs might hurt the feelings, and exas-
pcratc the reconstructed supporters OF
MY Policy"
My Policy" permits rebel officers TO Gel
citrate anniversaries of rebel victories, and
make speeches full oftrcason. ranking with
hate, and overrunning with bitterness, but a
convention of loyal Southern soldiers, men
who gave up their homes. their property
and risked their all for their country. Will
NOT BE TOLERATED IL A SOUTHERN STATE,
And this declaration is made by the rene
gadc Presidents Washington organ, edited
or censOriZcd bv HIMSELF