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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-11-09

Har Below we give the result OF the
election in this county as far as heard from,
which shows the defeat of the Democratic
candidates for Sheriff, Treasurer, and
Member of Assembly in the First District
We shall refer to this defeat hereafter, and
will only say now that money and treachery
did their Uorh ueT:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-11-09

rD~ There are one hundred and eleven
school districts in Lafayette county.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-11-09

ES- General Sweeny, of Fcnian fame,
has asked to be restored to his rank in the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-11-09

EA A man in Paris has recovered 400
francs from woman for breach of promise
Q. ..aEylaSe.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-11-09

regular army.
The national Republican., 1866-08-03
THE PRESIDENT AND THE NEW
ORLEANS RIOTS.

The venomous reptiles who have seized
upon the New Orleans riot as weapon with
which to strike at The president are the
same kind of persons who participated in the
revolutionary work, in this very city, of re-
calling the Louisiana convention of 1864 as
means for the accomplishment of their un-
constitutional and illegitimate designs.
Some Of them, according to reports, have
paid dearly for their folly.
So far as the conduct of the military au-
thorities was concerned we are Of the opinion
that il Gen. BAIRD had performed his whole
duty, he would not have left the police, com
posed as they are now entirely Of ex-rebels,
to quell the riot before appearing on the
ground with his troops.
Official reports state the number of killed
to be only thiHy-seven instead Of one hundred
and ninety5fVe, as originally reported, ap-
parently from disposition to exaggerate the
details Of the whole affair.
The national Republican., 1866-08-03

FhnSoNALs
LIEUT.. GEN. SHERMAN left the city for the
West yesterday morning.
MAJOR GEN. MoCATLuN left for New York
last evening.
MARSHAL GooDrNG has returned from re-
cent visit to Indiana.
POSTMASTER GENERAL RANDALL. has been
suddenly called to visit his wife who is very sick
iu Western New York
WARD II. LANoN, esq.,, and family have
left the city ."r Berkeley Springs Va His family
will remain there du,-'' ing the vJm tsru.
PENFIELD COLLEGE, Ge0,-,S'la, has conferred
the degree Of ILL., D. on Gen. Lee, the President OF
Washington College, Virginia. Rev. H. II. Tucker,
formerly Of the Baptist Female Institute of Rich.
mond, is the president Of Psnhsld College.
HAMuL, the champion oarsman, who was
recently defeated in England in sculling match
against Harry Kelly, arrived in New York on
Tuesday, and was warmly received by his profess
sional friends.
Mr.. p. Il. BARNUM has been appointed one
Of the Commissioners to the Worlds Fair at Paris
Mrs. SARAH r. CoBB, the mother of Hon.
Howell Cobb. died at Atlanta, Ca, on July 81, in
the 74th year Of her age.
Hon. Il. B. FRENCH, Second Auditor of the
Treasury, has left town for Duxbury, Mass, a do.
lightful summer resort and sea front on Cape Cod
Mr. French will try his hand at the sport of catch
Ing "blue Ash," great quantity Of which are
found in the waters Of Duxbury harbor.
The national Republican., 1866-08-03
The Coming Election in Pennsylva.
mia. f

The Philadelphia Convention will probably
lay down platform broad enough for all the
opponents Of radicalism to stand upon. Its
call invites to council all the opponents oi
the destructive radicals, to whatever party
they may have heretofore belonged or may
now belong. ~. Xxx.
The object of the Convention being ia
concentrate the votes Of all who are opposed
to the radical party and the measures wl,Rf
are carrying the country to destruction-tc
rescue the Republic from the hands of those
who like the secessionists of 1861, mean to
destroy the Union-it pay be presumed
that its platform will be liberal enough for
all conservative men to stand upon.
The people then will 60 into the fall elec.
tions to sustain their PRINCIPLES. The radi.
Gals who follow Thad. Stevens in his disu-
nion course, will vote for candidates who ap
prove Of continued disunion-or the doctrine
that twenty-five States may deprive eleven
States Of their right Of representation in Con.
gress. And the Conservative Republicans
who believe that the policy ofThad. Stevens, II
sustained by the people, will lead to COM
plete destruction Of the Union; or, to the
n,oo;,. .,' revolution winch Gen. Sherman pre-
diets, will unite upon G:..ndidates who truly
represent Union sentiments, and oppose
most emphatically the radical doctrines.
Men who do not disagree in principle upon
present and living issues, can readily unite
upon candidates to oppose those who do not
agree with them.
In some congressional districts, candidates
will be taken from the Democratic ranks
in others they will be taken from the Repub
lcan ranks. The ayowsl of these candidates
that they are for the Union-for sustaining
the right Of representation in all the States
that they are opposed to the centralization
of power, which makes government despotic
will secure to them, whatever party they
may have been selected from, the united sup.
port of the Conservatipe Republicans.
We look for liberal concessions In the
nomination Of didates-the principles at
stake, and the salvation Of the Union, con.
trolling the action ofnominating conventions.
In this way the country may be rescued
from the hands Of the destrnctlyes. Let ey,
cry true Union man lend u hand in aid Of
the good work. A vast majority of the vo-
ters Of the country are opposed to Thad.
Stevens disunion policy.-The Easton (Pa.)
Journal (Republicdn.)
The national Republican., 1866-08-03
The Harlan Letter.

In reference to Secretary Harlans letter of rssig
nation the Boston Post makes the subjoined 70
marks;
To insult tho President Of the United States 1
to insult the American people. That this has beei
done repeatedly by radical members Of Congress
during the past eight months is pstspt to all VIII
read.
Those who have done It arc soon to be on tris
before their oonstitusnts That Cabinet minis
ter could be found so wanting In deceney as to dc
scend to impertinsnce when about leaving his Off
cial position, 10 as notifying to the people as i
should be to him.
But the Secretary Of the Interior, upon leaving q
hi, oai0s. writes 70 the Prssidspt as fsllovsi
"Praying that the Supreme Ruler OF Nations ma,
bless you with health and vgor to endure the srdu
Gus labors incident to your high position and wis
dom to carry into eject such wise measures Of pol.
10y COngrsss may dsyisp to SECURE domestic peace
and national unity, have the honor 10 be your
obedisnt servant, JAMES HARLAN
BY referring to the Constitution Y will DO seen
that the President sw.Ap that hs will, to the best
San,.,a.s o. y. @ q tho United stst.s 'HD ''HS '''
For this purpose he has the power Of vstoins the
"viss measures Of policy" devised by Congress,
which are unconstitutional In their intended opera
tion. But beyond this, section o. artole z, OF the
Constitution says the President shaH from time to
time give to Congrsss Information OF tbs state Of
such measures as he shall judge necessary and ex-
pedient;" so that instead Of the President having
the wisdom to carry into snsot the measures Of
policy initiated by Congress, the Constitution II
self expressly declares he shall recommend "suoh
measures as he shall judge necessary and exped
snt," 10 secure domestic peace and national
unity" Again. '.bs may, on extraordinary ooea.
sions, convene both Houses, or siiku Of tksns and
In case Of disagreement between them with respect
to the time Of adjournment, he may adjourn them
TO sueh time as HE may think proper"
The President Of the. United States Is the head
Of the Government. not the tool or organ Of Con.
gressi his only law is the Constitution, and when
he swoars to "preserve, protsot and defend" It, II
10 his duty to do so, whether 1t be against rebel
lious people or a rebellious Congress, When Con.
grsss abandons Legitimate objects Of government,
and dssosnds to partisan class lsgSlation, In viola
tion Of the Constitution, for the President to ap
prove such acts Is to sanction abuses and ssaliis
sncroaohments.
The national Republican., 1866-08-03

AT the recent races at Saratoga Springs,
New York, the ladies got up a little amusement
for themselves. "pool' was started in one of the
hotel parOrs, and the prizes consisted Of set Of
diamonds, an India shawl, a sewing machine, a
complsts suit for baby, duplex elliptic hoop a
set Of chemiss buttons, and paper Of pins. ION.
ward, the winner Of the race, was their fayorite
from the start.
The national Republican., 1866-08-03

GUN-oorToS is now made into ropes for
storage, and kept under water. When an order il
received at the manufaetory few hours sufices to
send the cotton on its way. 1t has boen found
that by making the ropes with many air channel,
through the mass, the cotton sIplodes almost In.
stantsnsousiy, and Is a violent In action as the
strongest Eliminates.
The national Republican., 1866-08-03
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

Our friend, L. A. GoBRssHr, ESQ.,, Agent Of
the Associated Press, has been granted an
extended leave Of absence, which he is about
to take advantage of-the first for twenty,
Ave years. We wish him all the happines,
he deserves, and bs certainly deserves all he
can get on land or water.
The national Republican., 1866-08-03

The death Of H. H. Pangborn, Assistant
paymaatsr In the United States Navy, at Pensacola,
Is reported. Major Pangborn was young man
whose early achievements In the battle Of Life had
given promise Of brilliant future.
The national Republican., 1866-08-03
sPECIAL NOTICES.

- Csiiseter's OAcs, City Hall, washing.
roS, D. O., August ], 1see.--yoTICn TO TAxPAYsRs
Notice s hereby given that By can act approved July
IS 1850, rate oftax and personal property
stocks &e for the year 1885, h hxsd At one dollar and
ten cents on every hundred dollars Of the assessed
value Of said property. Upon all taxes npo. all prop.
erty not In arrears for taxes for general purposes an
abatement Of ave per cent 10 allowed fron iusus, l.
1855, until the last day Of October 1885, aftsr which no
abatement will be allowed. WIN. DIXON,
uS.thstu3Ot - Collector
The national Republican., 1866-08-03

Internal Revenue Tar on "Bessemen" "
Railroad Iron.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has decided that
rails and other manufactures Of iron by the " Bes-
semen process are liable to steel duties the said
process changing, in fact the iron into metal so
closely resembling steel in all particulars as to defy
the most experienced judges to detect the differ
epas,
The national Republican., 1866-08-03
Pan. Pencil. ana seissers.

How the Prussians blasted" the Austrians
with the needle gun to be surs. rf
A coLoREp soldiers National League at
Louisville have passed resolution 10 hold . Ma
tional Convention al Nashville on the hrst Of Jan
uary nsxt.
ONE Of our exchanges says that the small
est thing the radicals did In Congress was striking
out the proposed for repairs Of the Presidents
house, 70 show their spite towards It's occupant.
We are sorry to learn that prominent
citizen Of g. Louis, who has been drinking impru-
IDENTIFY Of the muddy river water furnished for that
place, died last week from q sand.bar in his all
msntary canal.
MISS CLARA BARroS, whose devotion to
sick and woundsd soldiers in the late war Is so we'll
known, proposes, In compliance with numerous re-
quests, to lecture the coming season on personal
"Reminiscences Of Scenes on the BattIs-hsids."
IT HAS been intimated that the Hon.
George Ashmun will be elected President Of the
Massachusetts, State Convention at Faneuil Hall,
on the sth inst. M. Ashmun was president Of tho
National Convention which nominated Mr.. Lincoln.
The Spanish feet have at last been heard
from. Amer their grand victory" at Callao, they
parted company, two Of them having been teen of
Cape Horn, on route for Montsvideo. The rest are
at Tahiti, repairing at the French naval station.
A LADY residing on Massachusetts, avenue,
10 Indianapolis, the other day commenced tickling
her daughter, girl IA years old. She continued
this amusement until the girl became completely
exhausted, and finally, In struggling to free her.
self, burst blood.vssssl, and finally died.
A YOUNG GIRL in Indianapolis took terri
bic revenge upon an elder sister for fanoisd In
jury. Procuring stick Of nitrate Of silver at .
drug-stors, she dissolved II In her sisters wash
pitcher. The young lady performed her morning
ablutions. and was horrined, In the oourse Of the
morning. to nnd that her hands had turned - brown
a. those Of mulstto. A look at the glass revealed
the alarming fact that her face the color.
It will be some time before she turns white again.
The younger sister says she will not do 90 again.
The national Republican., 1866-08-03

Tue FUNERAL or JONI Ross, Principal
Chief Of the Cherokee Nation, will take place
this morning, at . o'clock, from joys Hotel,
Eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1866-08-03
Fr..dm.u,, An.ir. In Louisiana.

A recent report to Gen. o. o. Howard from Maj
Gen. Baird, Assistant Commissioner Of the Freed
mems bureau for the State Of Louisiana, speaks
encouragingly Of the free labor contract system
In his report General BaiSi says that without the
contract system established by the Bureau the
freedmen would have been at the mercy Of the iabol
laws adopted BY tbs Legislature of that State last
winter, and would haye been In far worse condi.
tion than prior to their emancipation. II hasbeer
the experience Of the agents Of the Bureau In oil
Of the parishes that the most Of the cases they art
called upon to adjust are between freedmen snf
their snsleys,, who have ignored the Bureau
which. the General thinks, shows conclusivsly tha
Il exercises very important influence in protect
ing the freed people from fraud and injustice.
The national Republican., 1866-08-03

Mas AssnH 3, BsADr the popular Prims
Donna, vas sarsnAdsd last evening st the KlrkwVOd
Baaisi By ~ msmssr " ths Nsrins Hand,
The national Republican., 1866-08-03

In this city, the afternoon Of the LIST Instant EsLr
the beloved vile Of John T. Given, In the tSd year
Of her age.
Her funeral will taks place from the Street Baptist
Church. this fndayl afternoon, at 4 o'clock. The
friends and relatives Of the family respectfully In
The national Republican., 1866-08-03
THE DEPARTMENTS.
IorricIAL.l
DErAarnsSr or STATE, I
WAsHIHeroN, July 30, 1856.

DEPAnrnBEr OF STATE,
WAsHIHerou, July 30, 1886.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. B. Lindsay, the Consul
Of the United States at st. Catharine's,
Brazil, Of the death, on the 9Th Of April,
1866, at st. Catharine's, Of THOMAS Smith,
and on the llth Of April, 1866, Of ANTOINE
MNoEL and EZRA 8. BEEBE.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
wAsHISaros, 25th July, 1896. J
Information has been received through
the British Legation that the Government
of Prince Edwards Island have agreed to
recognize in the waters within Its jurisdiction
the Fishing licenses issued by the other
British North American Provinces; and that
Fishing licenses are now issued by the Gov
ernment of Prince Edwards Island at the
following places, andby the aforementioned
persons, namely:
Charlottetown-The Colonial Secretary.
Cascumpeque-James Forsyth.
Richmond Bay-Benjamin Beansto.
William b. Aitken.
West Poiat Military Academy.
The following order, relieving from further duty
as inspector Of the West Point Military Academy
the Chief Engineer Of the United States army, and
tho assigning to such duty Of Cen schrivcr, In.
spector General, was issued yesterday by tho War
Department:
wAR DEPARrxEsr,l
ADJurASr GENERALS 0PrIcs, !
wAsHrSoroH, July 30, 1855.
General Orders, No. 54;
Ordered: That the Chief Of Engineers be and he
Is hereby relieved from duty as Inspector of the
Military Academy at West Point, and that he turn
over ali books, records and papers relating to the
| Academy to the Adjutant General Of the army.
General schriver, Inspector General, Is assigned
to the charge Of the same, Inspector Of the Mil
| itary Academy, until further orders, and, by d.
rection Of the President, 10 assigned to duty ac-
cording to his brevet as Major General
By order Of the Secretary Of War:
e. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
The national Republican., 1866-08-03
MAURuHu.
DIED.

On the sIst Of July, 1888, BY The Rev. n. walter,
THonAs A. srose, Of Unioniovn, Pa, 70 MAar JAHs
0OszLgR, Of this city.
The national Republican., 1866-08-03

~Amanuensis.-Persons desiring the SER
vices Of CoPYIsT or AMANUENsIs, can be aeeommo.
dated by lady who writes nsat and plain hand, By
applying at No los Sixth street vest between and
N streets north. sp23.H
~ Moth and Freckles.-Ladies an1ictsd
with the Face called moth patches OF
freekles, should use Perry's Celebrated Moth and
Freokle lotion. ~ 10 Rfallible Prepared by Dr. B. o.
PERRY Dsrmatologist. 40 bond street, New York Sold
BY all druggists In Washington and slsswhsrs Price
a. myl7.tt&s3m
The national Republican., 1866-08-03

" n porSryvL whether the contents OF the
s,srt q Ssrops VIII n ~''lv'a rsSulsas through
FssH'y csst.ai
The national Republican., 1866-08-03
EareiRn Malla.

Foreign Mails.
On Saturday, 4th inst, mail steamers will depart
from New York as follows:
For Europe, via Falmouth and Havre.
For Porto Rico, via St. Thomas, Venezuela 30.
For ireland, via Queenstown.
For the German States, via Hamburg
Correspondence should be mailed not later than
by the postal car which leaves our depot this
ing
The national Republican., 1866-08-03

EsSslilation Of soldiers' Bountles.
The following order relative to the equalization
Of soldiers bountiss was issued yesterday by the
War Department;
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ApJurASr GEEERAL's OPFICE, J
wAsHIsdTOx, August ], 1866.
Special orders, No. 37s.
Ordered: That the act to equaliIe bountiss, ap.
proved July 7s, 1866, be referred to Major General
Z. r. Canby, u. s. Volunteers; Brevet Major
General J. X Barnes. Surgeon General U s. Army
and Brsvst Major General R. G. Buchanan, Colone
LIST u s. Infantry; to prepare and submit rules ant
regulations in conformity with the act to carry int
effect its provisions.
By order Of the Secretary Of War:
e. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
The national Republican., 1866-08-03
Personal

IsrEnsAL REVENUE receipts yesterday were
81. 2O3, ,O47 38.
The national Republican., 1866-08-03
THE NEW ORLEANS RIOT.

Upon our outside will be found the re-
joinder Of Mr.. KING, Of the New Orleans
Times, to the letter Of General BANKS which
appeared yesterday.
Elsewhere will also be found an elaborate
letter from General SWIFT, late Adjutant
General of the State Of Louisiana, giving q
history Of the convention Of 1864, the recent
reassembling Of which precipitated the late
riot. 1t is probably the most thorough and
truthful history Of that remarkable body that
has been or will be written. SWS commend
it to the careful attention Of our readers.
The national Republican., 1866-08-03

ATWonderful but True I'M Madams Rem.
NsroS, tho world-rsnownsd Astrolosist and somnam.
bulste Cairvoysnt, while In clairvoyant state Dc.
lnsatss the very features Of the person you are 10
marry, and By the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power known as the Psyohomotropo guarantees 10 p,y
duss Psrfeqt and lfs-ks picture Of tAs fusIr ds,s
band or wfs Of the applicant With date Of atriags
occupation, leading trails Of character &o This 10 no
imposition, s testimonials without number can assert
BY stating place Of BIRTH age disposition color or aJ
and hair, ahd enclosing J osnts and stamped snys.
opo addressed to YOURSELF you will reesiys the picture
" S'arn msii' tass'hsr Win dSsirsa iuiofmAtion.
Address In confidence, MADAME aEsrlrpr RxriHoror.
Y. noA "h west troy n. ool6-dwly
The national Republican., 1866-08-03

~ Marriage and Ceiibscy, an Essay OF
Warning and Instruction for Young Men Also, Dis.
eases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powsr,,
with sure means Of relief bent free Of charge 10 sealed
letter envelopes Address pr. J. sKiLLIN H0UaHrQH
Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa. apl7.sn
81 To the Citi.ens Of Georgetown,-Ar-
raRsswsnts hsye beep made haye tbs Do.
versd promptly and regularly every morsing to sub,
-"rh"rs in sysIy part Of Gsorgstovn.
Subscriptions will be received BY D. W. WHITING, a
his News STAND ip tho Post oos Congress street. who
is the agent for aeorgotown, and to whom all CON,
plants will hereafter be made.
Terms-7o cents per month, payable to the Agent
ie2S-f 4
The national Republican., 1866-08-03
WAsnIN0roE, d. G..

- Collectors Once, July as, 1s8e.-Nesios
hereby given to the purchasers Of property at the tag
sale Of The th inst that the certificates ate prepared
and ready for delivery and must bs taken up BY the
10th day Of August, 1896 WM. Dixon,
jy3l -d3t Co,Isctov
The national Republican., 1866-08-03

AFMadaw Moant1 Pile sslve-s Valuable
Remedy for that Disease also Consumption Destroy
or, and an Entire Cure for the Bronchitis Asthma ke
can bs found At stotts Drug stors opposite National
Hotel; 0mans, near Metropolitan Hotsli Rord's cor.
usr Of klsysath And Psppsyvsuis avsnus Entwisis's
corner Of Twelfth and Psnnsylvsnis avenue; Riiotts,
corner Of and Twelfth strssts Hsrbaugh corner Of
Seventh and O. jala.H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-19

UNCONDITIONAL LOYALIsTs' "A number
Of that class of the residents of this city, who
have denominated themselves Unconditional
Loyalists assembled last night, in pursuance
of call, but being unable to obtain entrance
into the room designated in the call, convened
in the lower room of the old Relief Engine
House. In consequence of the bad humor en-
gendered by the disappointment experienced
in not being able to enter the room in which
the meeting was to have been held, and the
uncomfortableness in, and want of suitable ac-
commodations in the lower room, the amount
Of business transacted was limited. See pro-
ceedings in another column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-19
lIOClA.L NEWS. 0('L1

For THE PENITENTARY. Sheriff S. N.
Garwood, and Tailor William Bushby, started
this morning for Richmond, in the steamer
Keyports having in charge FIVE Of the men who
we're convicted at the last term Ct the Circuit
Court Of this county, and sentenced to conhne-
u,ent in the pcnitentiary. The names Of the
convicts, their Crimes and their terms Of i'm
prisonment are as follows William Vim, a
negro, for .robbing another negro, for five
years; William Jones, negro, for horse steal
ing, for fifteen years George Wilder, alias
Curly George, for robbing the dwelling house
Of J. l.. Dyson, for five years; John Cross, tor
horse stealing, for fveyears; and George Will
hanson, for robbing the store Of Samuel Hart
lev, for five years. 'k.>'SE