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EOHN GLENN 4 CO

Z Ohm GLENN az CO.
e 50 SECOND STREET, BALTIMORE.
Are prepared TO bug sell and exchange Real Estate
TO ien Houses and collect rents to borrow and loan
money TO attend to Investments and other business
concerning trusts. ~
n FOUR :. " FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY SEATS, from
~ to 81 acres respectively, five miles from citv on
the Frederick ROAD, Well improved, fine gardisns
ana orchards, splendid view, and easily accessible to
CE Go Sf!fR 3d Sn T S9fY r ssE%5 and
orchards attached, well improved, and on line Of
passenger railway, " ' ~
$4,000 TO sIo,00O.-Five to Ten Thousand
Dollars to loan on Mortgage on approved real estate
security. Apply to JOHN GLENN i CO.,
FIRST-CLASS DWELLING On HBM sfIGT9
TERRACE, built in best style. and furnished with
the modern improvements. ~
!, STEAM I MILL FOR SALE ON KING STREET,
between Eutaw and Paca, 42x70 feet with Two h0uses
adjoining. Apply to JOHN GLENN & CO.
,-,,,z,r , ~ ~ - 50 Second Street
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA FARMS forgaie
Eastern Virginia for sale low "'-'
GROUND RENTS FOR SALE. Two well i'm
proved Ground Rents SCI 81 and ISL Is respectiyeIv
apply to JOHN GLENN * CO.
leZz-u SO Second street.
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KintiIng Wood.

Kindiinss Wood.
Wood Of all Sizes, Oakland Pine Wood,
Delivered free of charge.
Office City Steam Fire Wood Mills,
Over 80 West Baltimore street,
d27-6m2p JAS. II. JOHNSON & Co., proprietors,
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SAFES.

81 WEST LOMBARD STREET,
fe9-tf Opposite POstofice.
THNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That the sub
h scribers, of Baltimore city, have obtained from
the Orphans Court of said city letters testamentary
on the personal estate of JARRETT HOLDINGS
WORTH, late ofsaid city, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
gust next; they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate ALI persons indebted
to said estate requested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under our hands this 18th day of February,
1856. ABRAHAM STARTZMAN
CHAS. W. RIDGELY,
fl6-1aw4w~ Executors
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a LEN, ALLEN d co.

A% OLD ESTABLISHED
HARD WOOD LUMBER YARD
NO. IS WEST FALLS AVENUE
On hand and for sale all kinds of Hard Wood
W. eIS Tgh We oieI Tor sale at reduced rates
Saw Mill. No. 10 and Is CRANKY street Gnu
tlce. at moderate prices. rnhStf
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FhETsEsEsf n .ss no q s,sD
$50 to soc aad such. Also money to lend in sums of
$4,000, $1,000, s., 000 S. COO and 81 600 N-' "a
Mortgages well secured. wanted
Apply early to JOHN L. HAMMOND
nh6-tf Sc Saratoga ST., ] door above Caifert.
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r SO u IL I XEGEFABE4E sGCILIAS
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The old, the young the middle aged unite to praise
HALLS VEGETABLE SICfLIAN HAIR REVIEWER. l. is
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of the most powerful and restorative agents in the
vegetable kingdom.
We have such confidence in It's merits, and are so
sure II will do alive claim for it, that we offer 81 GGa
REWARD if the Stctian Hair Rene,cer does not give
satisfaction in all when used in strict accordance
with our instructions.
Halls Vegetable Scilian Hair Remover has proved
itself 70 be the most perfect preparation for the Hair
ever offered to the public Its vegetable comnounG
ana contains no injurious properties whatever II is
not Dye, It stri kes at the Roots and fills the glands
with new life and cnlorng matter
II WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S
ORIGINAL COLOR. It will keep the hair from
falling out. 1t ceanses the scalp. and makes the hair
SOFT ustrous, and slken 1t splendid hair-drpss
ing. No person, old young. should fail to use IT.
1t is recommended and used by the first Medical
Authority.
Ask for Halls Vegetable Siclian Hair Remover
and take no other.
Il not sold by Druggists in your town, trial bottle
will be sent to you by express, upon receipt of one
dollar by nautilus giving you an opportunity at
once for testing its excellent virtues
Orders for trial bottles must be addressed to
X. T. HALL Co., Proprietors.
Nashua, n H
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DAVID TAYLOR,
Isaac MrLEs. Clerk
Baltimore, March 5th, 1865. rA&sJ mh5-A

NEJsE. ). McEI4SINEY having become an ar
w tive instead of as heretofore dormant partner
IN the firm Of VIM. r. GRIFFITH & Co, the bust
ness Will hereafter be conducted under the name and
style of VIM r. GRIFFITH 4 MCKINNEY. nj
the old stand, No. p Commerce street.
mh3-eo5t WIN. r. GRIFFITH & co
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H. FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

eaiss5e, FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, an.
All kinds of GARDEN SEEDS A {sas5s
- FLOWER SEEDS, PEAS, BEANS ~
ana UNION SETS-all CO cur usual superior quality
wholesale and retail. j. BOLGIANO & SONS,
3 South Calvert ST., Baltimore, Md
Papers for retail dealers supplied in quantities to
suit Catalogues gratis mkI-?r,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-16

NCiicc.
STATE OF ILLINOIS ...,.

In !siis Comfy. 50. ~ yriae r a a-crsi,i o.
der oi the County Cont 81 Green county .t, Illinois
entered az 'rs last hpgH II said Conf the spp
cation OF the undersigned g1E.raia II John Jaccs, Hay
minor To sell the following described real b,lon
10 sii minor situate ia the county e Ia salle and
Of Illinois, to Wit: Lot number eight g. ia block
Der t'To "a in Wals ers ADDITION city OTTAWA
said county and state.
hail the fourth ~ LAY Of JUIy 1896 O'Clock
the afternoon " sa1 dty sell .aid real estate at
public sale, the south door Of the Court HOUSE in
city u Ottawa, 20 the highest and best bidder.
Terms Of sale il follows: one tlirt Of the purchase
money cash in hand, and the balance equal
meDs az ono and tyO yesTs from day of SALE with inIsr
est at ten Per cent. Per annun. payable seitHuusy.
Approved personal security and u mortgage the prem
ise5 Tor ihe payment OF the uHVskl tpT'se money viii
be required pi te purchaser Deed made the T haser
on The dnY Of sale. SARAH HAJ. Guardian Of
Walker Brewer. JJits JlCOE HAr.
may 26-6w
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Eia0I S,Ikle,ncnj

Fiaoi .Ssik'eme5i.
EsrSTs or LUcEE-It CLiEE, DE-EtsES.
~ Ji1CE = hereby given 10 all J-Tssns interested IN
~ sad estate, tlst Charles Mao. Administrator Of
George Il. Mac deceased sbo IN bis .iilHe WI. er.lu
tor Of the last will aud testament OF SAID Lrrr.ti Clark
deceased Will APPEAR before the County CONF evun
~ II II Sale and state Of iuG the Court House iH
Ottawa, said caunty. Friday the 20 day q june
D. 1896 f0r the liGII-c IS TcnteTus # his
proceedings IN the administration 90 said es.ts fer tie
EiIl cit-ncut.
Date! at Ottawa. tits 10Th day q Nav.Isfi.
Sw A b. MOORE Clerk.
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geaal Adrertisemsnts.
Final SsHIsplent.

-
Final iSsHieplehf
Estate or JscoD FGrsT, DgcEasfD
NOTICE is hereby given 70 alb per'ns interested in said
~ estate, that CatharDe " 80. ae.instrairiX and Nj
chael fjongrlner arfirsra0rof .1 estate will appear
before the County Court r tha county Of In Sail.
and Of linis the court house in Ottawa in said
county, Saturday, the lfh 34 4 july 1875 for tie
purpose rendering a t-ig proceedings ia the
administration Of -sfi Tor the final settlement
DaIed at Ottawa, th. 5,h Lay Il June, 1866.
4n* A. 4. MOORE Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-24
VIRGINIA NEWS

The Warrcnton Index says: The ''Shcn-
andoah," one of the Manassas Gap railroad en-
gincs, having been thoroughly repaired in
Alexandria, was brought to this place with the
view OF Transporting it hence by oxen over the
rough county roads to Piedmont Station, 4
distance Of twenty three miles. 1t is the ln-
tcntion Of the contractors on the railroad to
take up the temporary track, commencing at
the farthest point above Piedmont; and use the
material in laying a permanent track from that
station to Manassas Junction. The ''Shcnan,
doah' will be used to carry out that purpose
Last Friday, negro man from Appomattox
county, named Spencer Patterson, arrived in
Lyncbburg, and gave hin.s self up to Capt La
cy, Of the Freedman Bureau, stating that he
had shot white men, named Jesse a. Carter
CAPT Lacey Immediately delivered the prisoner
to the civil authorities, and by them he was
committed to jail to be returned to Appomat
tox to be tried for the offence
The Board OF Visitors of the University Of
Virginia have made provision for the appoint
ment of an Assistant Professor Of Mathematics,
whose duties shall be made to Include as a
speciality the department Of Civil Engineering
The chair ofPractical Economy will be rendered
to Captain NJ f. Maury.
Gen Henry A. Morrow, who several times
during the war commanded the twentieth l..
s. corps to which Geary's division was at
tachcd, is now collector Of Customs at Detroit.
lie is the son of James Morrow who kept a
hotel in Warrenton and was born and bred in
that town.
General G. ". GUSTS Lee has been elected
Professor Of Civil Engineering in the Universe
ty of Georgia He is a son of General Robert
E. Lee, and was Chief of Staff to Mr. Davis
during the war.
Henry r. Smarr, raised near Upperville,
Va, was recently killed in personal rcncoun
ire in Missouri.
The cholera has made its appearance among
the negro settlements on the Peninsula near
Hampton, Va.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
BIZ THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

From adeices from Europe, by the cable We
learn that all the South German Governments
have signifed their willingness to Introduce tie
Prussian monetary system in their respective
States, taking the thaler and the groschen as
the basis IF their circulation BY this means
unity of the currency vii! be established
throughout Germany 1t is stated that the
resignation Of NJ. Drouyn de I Hugs was caused
by his having written u despatch to NJ. Benc-
de ii not in accordance with the spirit vi the
Imperial policy 1t is also said that negotla-
tons arc taking place between the leaders OF
the radical and liberal parties in England to
effect fusion on the reform question.
By advcrs from Europe, by the cable, OF
Saturday we have the 1Ollowing: \ nulntel
of Fenians were arrested in London On S"turr-
day Arms and ammunition were also found
The Dresden Gazette Of Saturday says that Tie
announcement of treaty of peace between
Prussia and Saxony was premature. \ memo
rial is being extensiv lively circulated advocating
the independence Of Frankfort. MIR: DIrke
Albrecht has been made Comnande-ln-Che]
of the Austrian army.
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New jersey Politics.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.l
NEWARK, \. j., September %, 1866.
Last evening large and enthusiastic meet
ing was held in Market Place. In spite Of the
rain hundreds of democrats and conservatives
turned out IN procession, to greet the veterans
from the Cleveland Convention The whole
city was in blaze from the innumerable
torches, and the echo Of the music discoursed
by the bands reverberated from the distant
hills The Democracy Of New Jersey arc firm
and invincble, struggling without regard 10
the past, for the unity and harmony of the
sister States Of this Union One constitution,
one mother country, one people, is the motto
Of the democracy of the North. VIII the
South respond? NJ. B.
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BLADES EUPHONIAL
ID LII BRICATORS!
THE PEOPLES
MOISTURE AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY
For Coughs, Co!ds, Group, CutnrrA,

MID II AN - L IJCl " ~ II ~ II .i II ~ L
For Coughs, C6tds, Group, Catnrrh,
Asthnla, Bronchitis, Diptherta,
and alIPuLmonaryDiseases.
The LUBRICATOR is medicinal prepare
ton in the form Ola lozcngc which Of all modes
is the most pleasant and convenient They con-
tain no delcterious ingredient, and arc warrant
ed to be always safe, even for the wea kcst and
most sensitive stomach. In Group they give
immediate relief For coughs an! coles they
are invaluable.
For Catarrh, Asthma and Bronchitis they
have no equal in the market, wide certificates
accompanying each box.) Dipthcria, that dread
ed and deSolating disease. they control wonder
fully and almost Immediately.
No public speaker. singer or teacher sh ould
be without them, as they remove hoarscncss and
strengthen and clear the voice.
uGs.- Always use them in time, and if the
symptoms Are severe use very freely.
j. Ii. BLADES s. CO., Proprctors
ELMIRA, NEW YORK.
JANNEY & CO., Wholesale Agents,
l4j, King street, above ST. Asaph,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
ne For Sale by all Druggists 7sM
The great sale Of these Lubricators last Win
ter bore ample testimony to their efficacy and
superiority over every other form Of trocte in
use. We can confidently recommend them for
All affections OF the throat. sep S-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-24

DECISION IN WEST VIRGINIA. We arc ID
acbted to u friend recently returned from a
visit to the place Of his nativity in West Nir-
ginia, for the substance of an opinion Of con
siderable interest delivered by Judge Harrison
IN the case Of Armstrong vs.. The Board OF
Registration of Hampshire county.
James d. Armstrong, the plaintiff, was
elected State Senator from the counties of
Hampshire and Hardy to the L"gis aturc of
IA, Al Richmond during the Contederscy.-
after the first proclamation of President John
son he applied for a special pardon and re-
:eiVed IT, lie then made application to the
Board of Registration to be registered as a
voter and was refused. He tbcreupon peti-
stoned Judge Harrison at the late term of the
Circuit Court of Hampshire county 10 grant
mandamus commanding said Board to show
cause why he should not be registered After
argument Of counsel, the Judge said
That the only qualifications OF a voter were
those prescribed BY the State Constitution,
2iz: residence in the State for one year ana in
he county Tor thirty days by all white male
citizens Of twenty-one years and upwards, who
we're not convicted of any infamous offence
that the State Legislature had no right 10 add
other tests, and that Mr.. Armstrong was en-
Tiled to registration. The Judge, in accord
ance with this decision ordered the Board Of
Registration to enrol Mr.. Armstrong as
roter Ii0YeNtOu Ider
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-24

One of the chiefs Of the Treasury Bureau,
vho, during the past fifteen months, has been
absent from his official duties at least five
months, has just returned from the West, and
sends to the New York Tribune despatch
that Indiana ut the coming election, will fol-
low the lead Of Maine; that Illinois will give
forty thousand majority for the Republican
ticket; and that the whole Northwest is in
such blaze Of enthusiasm as has not been wit
nessed since the firing upon Fort Sumpter, &c.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Deepening OF ST. JOHNS -,
II LEGE, ANNAPOLIS. ID nSS COL
tuition one Of the oldest in the State n ing INST.
ally endowed by the Legislature will i0T ht=I.
the 18th of September next, with on ON open u
organizations 1t is believed that mo- s s:re Il.
stlution offers greater ADVANTAGE, ~ H.,
wishing to obtain d thorough liberal 3D. d. moe
or topursue partial course ecsu9a,
These advantages are, in part. the fol,o,..
thoroughly repaired and reiurnisbed1 ui':lns.
Of boarding 1870 students, and Of ecan cSpsb!S
ting more than three hundred;all sitnst,a il9da.
Of the most beautiful and salubrious IN ~ 9:e
and a1tording ample facilities for 4 CuI mb!i:2s
development by boating, SWIMMING pLstico
and other healthiu and useful eyeriSos <A AL
will also be well-turnishcd gymnssiTrn, NEE
premises. y" Tie
2. a full course in the departments .,
usually embraced in college curricuIn -, STUDY
in additiDn, very extensive range Of S s"i' -hQ
in Special Departments 'ee.'(!
3. Special and prominent attention is yiv,,,
the study or the history, structure and ller.,"n"
Of the English language. Every s,ud.r s!l !:
time Of his admission to College viii ,a "'I e
systematic and thorough training in m, Io'hrs
edge and correct use Of our mother t,,' "'"".'
f. Unusual facilities are afforded c,r ,IS"'.
Of German, French, Italian and Spanish n..!
out extra charge. wiz
5. n special and comprehensive corr., :.
struction is furnished Tor those VIII, 49,, u H..
teach TO all such students tuition is rc,i'.. %
on easy conditions ''''''e4
g. An extensive course Of instructio, :.
vided in Physical Geography, National IrSSn ''
tries and Resources, Commercial I.w t' ~
Keeping, ard such other studies as are reon; ,f
to prepare young men TO enter successful. -; ne.
business and com ercal pursuits. ''''
I. Il carefully grade preparatory da,..,
ment, :ncudiEg Classical and English s,mi,
| is under the same general government
taught by the same professors, as the Con,1;" 49,.
| Department. '"'
s. A. wcll.selected corps of able and ~.
ricEced Professors, as follows: @t%
FACULTY.
HENRY BARNARD, LID. PrincDa ,,l
Professor Of Mental, Moral and Social Srn, "'
including the principles and Method: Of r,n
cation.
Rev. G. w. McPhail, D. D., Assistant p,,,
sor of Mental and Moral Science. and Ia .r.r,
I err on Natural and Revealed ltciigon ,,i
the evidences Of Christianity. ""N
George w. Anterior, a.. NJ. Ac.ingVicc.pri,.
cipai, and Professor Of the Latin lsnsus"a
Literature and History.
f. p Scammon 4. NJ, Profcsso. Of Ma-h..
MATES.
Hiram Corsan, A. NJ, Professor Of the Enri5
language. Literature and HistOrvand Hbe,..
ic including Vocal Culture, '''N ''"''0
Rev. Julius III. Deshicl A VI. profe:so- -
Vn, StnHin \ N Profrssn~ nf phwsin 4'i' W.
+nre .nd Assistant in M,thrm.,;cS a,,J 49,
Garman language '''' '''
n r, and Normal Dcnartmrn,s - VIZ ! ~
Za;non richards. A. NJ. PrincivaI or;bo Co,..
,,inr,.;aI Hnn.rtmnnt WV N'''
Paw Wm + Coco NJ Professor of PHI;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-24

MRS. CASTLEMAN Is PREPARED 10
lNl reopen her school Oh Monday, September
18th, ut No. 3d. south Pitt street, second door
from ST. Puups Church. Her schoo-room Is
large and airy, and situated in central and
pleasant location.
While drawing no invidious comparison with
the excellent schools already established in a l.
exandria, she feels assured that she can offer adj
vantages equal to any in the place.
She appeals especially to the old AleX'n-
driuns as having herself been a former resident,
and the daughter Of native Alexan dri"n
and more especially to the Eplscopn!iIns Of
Alexandria, as being the daughter and widow OF
Episcopal clcrgymen, who both tell, with the
harness on, in lie service Of the Chur r. !. %
Terms, per scholastic year: S24, ~; nv ano
$50, according to advuncement-payab! quar-
terly in advance.
To meet Il felt want in the education Of
girls, there will be Il sewing class, two after;
moons of each week, for which an additional
charge of 81 so per month will be made.
Miss HARRIET l.. POWELL, an eXPe-
ricnccd and successful teacher will ASST in tho
English Department sep lo-hW
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
BRYAN & GREENWOOD,

D IN C DINIEIV W WI,
Are now receiving Il very large and complete
assortment of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, such
us Cloths, Cassmercs, Cassinets, tlannels,
Scotch and English plaids Silk and Cotton
Warp, Plain and Plaid Poplins. Mouselaines,
Shawls, and Bulmoral Skirts.
Virginia and Mary land "a and Cd Cloths and
Cassimeres
They would call especial attention. to their
stock of DRESS GOODS, comprising, as il
does nearly all styles. sep 2l--co2W
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VAISSOLUT1ON.
\ ALEXANDRIA, ' A.

DISSOLUTlON.
IL ALEXANDRIA, VA,
Sept. 20 1866.
The copartncrship heretofore existing under
the name Of HOUGH q TOLSON, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will hereafter be conducted Ivy
Harrie Hough, at the old stand. by whom all
accounts will be settled.
HARRIE HOUGH,
E. LAWRENCE TOLSON,
The undersigned returns his thanks for the
very liberal patronage heretofore received, and
would respectfully solicit continuance or the
same Use 24-1wl HARRIE HOUGH.
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Mr.. Bolts in New Jersey.

PATERSON, n. j., Sept 10, 1S66.-lEe
Union League Wigwam at this city was Tiled
tonight to hear an address By John Minor
Bolts. An extract or two from the speech as
reported in the New York Herald OF THURSDAY
will satisfy the curiosity Of the public TO know
what he is at:
HIS SYMpATInEs DURING TIE WAR.
Here ia Firg inia, while the war lasted; ne
claimed to be neutral IN sympathy and cohduc,
but TO the people Of Paterson, now hat the
war is over aud it is known which Is tie Win
! ping side, he says: ;,
cirizcn of Eiratia during that r, beiion my
srmoathes were not with NY state. Ap-
rlausc. My >ympathies were with Tie Uu!on
aud the UuiGn army Applause. Ny SYM
Dathics also were with the dcluded, deceived
and cheated men OF my OWE State But not
one particle Of sympathy did | feel Tor the
rebellion or those who had brought it OIL
Applause | symrathzed with the Unlon
party and with the Union army, bfcaus" lett
and knew that my own liberties and the Ilber
ties Of those who surrounded me-the liberties
of the whole country-depended upon the sue
cess Of the Union army; and l. may say With
truth that | never DID hear, during the whole
rebellion, of Union victory than did not
rejoice, and I never heard OF Union defeat
that [ did not mourn over 1t, because l. knew
that every success Of the rebel army only pro
lOnged the war and increased the sufferlrgs OF
the people Of the South.
After giving at length his views in opposition
to the policy of the administration, he tells
WHAT lie THINKS OF ANDY JOHNSON.
Just imagine Washington, Madison Or others
ct our great patriots stumping the country and
asking the people to support doctrine re- cctcd
by two thirds of their own Congress, and offer
ing them as b:be the public Offices OF the
country, and if for these aud other reasons
Congress does not use its power by an lmpcach-
ment they will signally fail in their duty 10 the
people and in their efforts to reconstruct the
country. [Checr<. That is not all Alr. John
son has done to justify an Impeachment aud 4
removal from office. He has charged that
Congress with beng traitors; he has called
them a rump Congress; he has called them 10
| Congress at ali lie said they were standing or
| the verge IF the governu. ent We'll, now, II
he believe, il all this, that Congress is not
| cousilutinnaiiy organized, how dare he put his
name to those bills Of arpropriation which
rave millions Of your money away? How can
| he do so? For this alone he deserves I'M
parchment. How dalc he attempt to stir up
rebellion against the constituted Legislatures
of the country? How dare he encourage re-
>istance to The law? Now, for instance, sup
pose You took it into your head to think these
taxation laws were passed by an unauthorized
body and you resisted the collection of the tax,
would not that be resisting the law. and would
you not he justified in 50 doing by the Prcsl-
dent Of the United States, telling you It is
ordered hy IN unau horiZci body? II he does
not deserve impeachment o. this then farewell
10 the government. It is uoEAing bur a :opc
If.