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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-03-16

TESSRS. d. c. Dssinger and John A. Taylor,
wi would respectfully announce to the citizens OF
Sunbury, and surrounding country, that having
formed eo.partnership, they now prepared to
furnish ornanented and plain
<iravestOnes, TOmbs & Monuments
of the best Italian and American marble, at price.
that cannot fail to give entire satisfaction, and re-
spectfully solicit the public patronage
DISSINGER TAYLOR.
Sunbury March 81. 1866.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-03-16
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-01-23

Returning 70 the Senate Bill entitled An Act 10
Regulate the Elective Franchise in the District Of
Columbia
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-02
IT. tRisH EsfUBi1e
CHICAGO, ILL, NOVEMBER 2, 1867.
The Pretended Catholic Press of
America.
America.

There is old saying that the devil hides behind
the cross If his satanic majesty approached in his
naked hideousness, grinning supurous breath in
eyes, his black curls Of fiery serpents twirling and
dabbng their Kissing heads at U.S. hoo tail and all the
rest there would be little danger of being deceived
seduced But being willy he is vicious he arrays
himself in the odors of sanctty folds his snake locks
under holy hood, hides his tail in trailing garments
takes his position behind the sign of mans salvation,
and bellows Justify about sin and infdeity, and pes
energeticaly with fierce adjectyes, feeling secure be-
hind his sacred buwark He takes his place behindthe
cross and while using his billingsgate ammunition in
defng us, he will cry afdz radical negro-lovers at us
and accuse of assailing the CROSS when we merely
wish to get shot at himself Every cunning knave who
has the good fortune to get the approval of some bishop
priest will start political blottingsheet, and write
Catholic" at its head Straightway he finds himself
specially delegated to speak, and woe unto the wretch
who does not fall down and cry "eo coa n'eo cupo"
have mercy on us poor miserable sinners
few weeks ago we published one of these copper
head Examinations flung at vulgar" heads in the
of religion. This came from st. Paul, (the new
apostle of Minnesota,) and the very pious and holy
writer commands the entire Irish people, for their souls
sake to keep this radical and infde IRISH REPUBLIC
out Of their houses.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-02

UNION st. LosLetters such you refer to- in connex-
ion with the subject of Union Rebellion" may be-
and in this probably are written by individuals who
have not pulled the nails out of their bogues yet and
understand the subject. We have said that who
fought for the destruction of this Repubiche only refuge
OF hunted slaves on earhshoud not be allowed to fight for
Ireland Bless you would allow his satanic majesty take
rip at John Bull if such thing possible severing
the links of interest that bind the pair What have sad
and what reterate is that the Irshman who will
ngy drew his sword to destroy this American Republic is
in opinion of the blndes criminals that ever our
country produced That the Irishmen who fled to this coun
ry-runaway slavesrom the internal tyranny of England
and who by voice pen help persecute fallen race in
America and whip them back into slavery every time they
try to reach the light mighty doubtful material for
building up Republic in Ireland STILL if they will help
to regenerate their native land will fly the track no
matter who beside in the fight We try be consistent
in advocacy of the rights of all m liberty and
the pursuit of happiness We crying out for freedom
ourselves and will choke neghbors even if their
skins darker than ours when they hurra for freedom
Prejudice is gorgon bend the knee to- matter
how many of her blind followers howl u.s. Those very
sensitive gentlemen who will work for Ireland because
denounce to American liberty treason to liberty
everywhere es delicate in their love for Ireland
We denounce those great leaders who the light
houses by which the Irish mariner steered his bark and who
endeavored to lead the Irish people against the country that
gave them homes and refuge the greatest that Heaven
ever permitted suffering people to be afflicted ay and far
greater enemies to Ireland than the British We
object and will object to those men, whenever they thrust
themselves forward leaders in our movement for liberty
The man who Is honest in his desire for the liberation of the
Irish people will sigh for plantations we'll stocked
with slaves"
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-02
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
General Agents of The Irish Republic Newspaper.

We have the utmost qualification in being able announce
that the conductors of this journal have appointed Captain
WILLIAM H. GRACE late of the United States army and
subsequently Central Organizer of the Fenan Brotherhood
a General Agent for THE IRISH REPUBLIC
Captain GRACE is young Irshman of high intelligence
He advocate of universal liberty His devotion
his oppressed country has been proved by his readiness to
the ranks of in her Defense and by his unweared
and abors to promote the of her national
independence In point character man of the most
unblemshed integrity We therefore, ask for him. from
every friend of Ireland and of liberty cordial reception
with possible assistance in the carrying forward of his
noble work. He will enroll subscribers, both Irish and
American for this Journal collect advertisements organize
clubs and appoint district and local agents He empowered
to receive payments of all moneys DUE any account
contributed, and his receipts will in every instance be
acknowledged at this Office We again respectfully and
earnestly ask friends and the friends of country
assist our agent in every way possible to them.
In addition to the above isnow privilege
that Capt WILLIAM HYNEs late Central Organizer F. B.,
and of the able and successful advocates of Irish
national independence in America has kindly consented
to act general agent for this journal And Captain
Grace at present in New York State these two gentlemen
will take hold of the Eastern States and visit all the great
cities and principal and districts in that section of the
country We that all the friends of Ireland and of
American and universal liberty will give them such
dial welcome and energetic assistance will enable them
to place THE IRISH REPUBLIC the head of the press
These gentlemen while engaged in dischargng the
immediate duties ofheir Offices will when
OFFERS lecture Irish nationality and organize Circles of the
b. where such desirable and necessary This will be
labor of ove-one done free of all to the general
Organization We do hope therefore, that the friends
noble national will be everywhere careful and anxious
to take advantage of it.
Captain Hynes present address is 298 Bowey New York
city All friends who desire the benefit of his services to
address public meetings. etc. will please communicate with
him Immediately.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-02

We want no queen, we want no king,
To Freedom and her shrine we cling;
Beneath the shelter of her wing,
We want a free Republic.
We want no 1.-THE, nor grinding tax,
We want no gibbet, jail, nor axe,
No laws of Draco, never lax
Wewant free Republic.
We want no famine-slre to be
Where waves no flag of Liberty,
Where absent reigns the absentee.
We want free Republic.
We want no prison, want no chains;
One hope of liberty remains,
And that will well repay our pains
Hope for a free Republic.
Oppression's tree, shook by the storm
Democracy rais'd for reform,
Sapp'd by corruption's fatal worm,
Shall fall by the Republic.
We want-like all great people free
The land should for her people be
No step-mother-calPd tyranny
We want free Republic.
Oh, England, pause upon your track,
Upon your despot rule look back;
Say, shall we choose again the rack,
Or fight for a Republic?
The hand is seen upon the WALL
To trace once more Assyria's fall;
Then rising from her ghastly pail,
Shall come the new Republic
The peasant shall, erect, stand free,
And know his native dignity
Shall in his mother country see
The glorious Republic.
IT'S written, he shall see advance
On London's towers the flag of France,
And in the blaze of bayonets glance
The star of the Republic.
When England's ships go down at sea,
Columbias shall the conquest be,
And with her shout of victory,
Well hail the new Republic.
WILLIAM G. DESMOND
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-02
The Irish Republic.

My country justice has been scant
In giving you what natives want,
For which so many bosoms pant,
And that is Republic.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
DEmOCRATIC VICTORIES.

M%ARYsTILLE, O-The Democracy Of
Marysville were entirely successful.
CLEVELAND, GA Democratic May
or has been elected in the formerly Re-
publican city of CIevelani.
GAINESVILLE, O.-The Democratic
candidate for Mayor was elected by II
majority OFFS
COLUMBUS, O-COlumbus has elect
ed a Democratic Mayor, II Democratic
Marshal. a Democrats City Solicitor
and ak Democratic Councilmen out OF
nine.
CHGLLIcorHE, O.-Eyery ward Dem
o~cratic. The ticket ia elected by a
large majority. The Marshai's major
ity is 500.
FaEMoNr, o.-The city Of Fremont
elected the entire Democratic city
ticket, aud a majority OF the Council
BuoYRUs, O.--Bacyrus tp, l6l DEM
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
a. e. NEWS.

Punch humanity hopes it will not
be necessary to suspend the corpus ss
well as the habeas in Ireland.
A land owner in Switzerland was
condemned 90 eighteen months I'M
%rrironment for putting water in his
milk.
A New York paper says George S.
billiard, of Boston, is the best after
dinner speech maker IN this country
1t is said a little girl, eight years OF
age, is performing the duties Of an on
gincer ut a well on Bennehotf run
Sho is paid three dollars n day, the sal
AIRY of the best engineers.
The legal pny of the members ofthe
IiliaOis Legislature amounted to sos to
each for the last session. Prerequisites
voted brought the mount actually ic-
esIvcd by each up to 1916.
A boy, fifteen years old, in Brillion
Calumet county, WIS, after u desper,
ate struggle, killed a large she beai
and captured four cubs, and the nox.
dav killeda catamount.
At q ball given at the Tnileries, th'
Russian Princes KimsLy Karsakav
wore a dress the material ofwhich wa
completely invisible, go closely VIA i
covered with fresh hot house roses nm,
diamonds.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
Connecticut.

The returns of the election in this
State are nearly all in. The following
~ the result within n fraction The
Democratic State Ticket is elected by
700 majority. Democratic majority on
Congressman, 1900. Average Domo'
cratic majority on tho whole ticket,
1900. Holchkiss Dem lie elected to
Congress in the Second District by
$500; Hubbard (Dsm is elected in
the First District by 500; WIN. II.
Barnum DEM is elected n the 4th
District by 500.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
az Most certainly the election new.

81 Most certainly the election news
Is cheering 70 the hopes Of Democracy
Every whore, that thorough and COM
plete organization has been effected,
there has been Democratic gains ord
victories. Heretofore Republican cit
les, in this State, have turned their
backs upon the reyoiutionists and de-
clsred firmly and unhcsitatingly in FL.
vor Of adherence to the old land marks
of our Government. Taxation for sec
tionsl and individual interests, tie
principle Of negro equality, the truly
alarming workings OF the Radical con
~structIon of the Constitution Of the
United States which deprives Of rep
res~OntatiOn ten States OF this UllOn,
and which would set up n precedcn,
upon which the Northern States might
be subjected to the sans injustice il
time to come, are beginning 10 DO un
derstood by tho people and are rccelv
ing at their HANDS that which will ter
inmate in their final obIiterat,cn attn,
fail elections. Connecticut leads tn
way, and the decision OF her people
but "A forerunner Of the reyuls!Un q
feeling which is settling upon the put
lie mind throughout the whole Norti
1t iS settled beyond "a doubt that Ii
only essential 10 Democratic success
work. The past campaign in Connoc
lieut. has been Of unceasing toll, AN
the result ~ that that State il redeem
ed from the thrsldOm and tyranny
despotic Radiealism. Let the Demo.
racy of Ohio work with half the zet
that has characterized the efforts p
forth in Connecticut and the fall ele
ton will rlazon the State with Dem
cratic glory.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
Certificate OF Authority.
ITO expire on tho lst'day Of January, 1861
OTF.UR oT THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
ls-uWANCk DEPAHrMsSr,i

ITO expire on tho 3lst day Of January, 1857
oTF.Gs ovTHG AUDITOR OF STATE.
IE-uRANCE DEPAHTMhNr,i
c ,tuMBus, Ohiu, J mnary rs, 1857
whereas, the Home Insurance Company To-
Gated OF New York, in the state OF New YORK,
has filed in This Office a sworn statement OF its
condition, as required by the act "To regulate
Insurance Companies not Incorporated by the
State Of Ohio" passed April 8, 1886, and amen
died. February 9, 1864, and the act "Io egulatc
Foreign Insurance COmpanies," passed APrll
5, 1855; and whereas, said Company has iurn-
shed the undersigned satlslOetoFy cVlaehcS
hat it is possessed of an actual capital OF at
least one hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
invested as required by said act ana, whereas
said Company has filed m this ONCE a written
instruments under It's corporate seal, slgh,eu oy
the President aud Secretary thereof, suthoris-
ing any agent or agents OF SAID Company ia
his State 10 acknowledge service OF process,
or and ~ behalf ofsaid Company according W
he terms o. said act Of April s, 1856. =
NoH, there ore, in pursuance OF me act.
| aforesaid, /, JameB ii. Goldman, Auditor Of
STATE .or Ohio, do hereby certify that said Home
insurance Company Of New York, is nuthorIEeo
| 20 transact he business of Fire and Marine In
surpnce ina this State until the thirty-hrst day
OF January, in the year one thousand eighthun-
drtd and siAty-eight.
In witness whereof l have hereunto sub
[sILL.l scribed my name and caused the
seal of my office 10 be am1ed 'he
day and year above written.
JAMES II, GOODMAN, Auditor Oh 5tA'e'
By JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
JAMES WATKINS
AGENT far McCtnn 'sriNs.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04

az Chief Justic" Chase declines to
appoint Registers under the bankrupt
CIV act until the Supreme Court shall
have decided the question Oftho power
Of Con, r 80 to impose uPon him tho
duty of making those appointments
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
CERrlFr,rE or AUTHORITY.
RIO expire on tho Slst day Of January, 1863 J
OFFICE or rnE AUDITOR OF STATE,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE or Tng AUDITOR OF STATE,
Insurance DEPAErIENT,
C%oLUMBCs, o., January -, 1867.
whereas, The Lor.ilard Fire Insurance Com
pAny, located al New York, ia the State Of New
York, has filed in this Office a sworn statem,n
OF its cpndt on, as required by the first sect cu
of the act "To regulate Insurance Companies
not Incorporated by the State OF Ohio" passed
April 6, 1856. and amended February ., 1864
and the act "ro regulate Foreign Insurance
Companies," passed April 3, 1855 and, where
a., said Company has furnished the undersigu-
ed satisfactory evidence that it is possessed Of:
at least one hundred and G.ty thousand dollar
of actual capital invested in stocks, or bonds,
or in mortgages Of real estate, worth doub ethc
amount Tor which the same is mortgaged; and,
whereas, said Company has filed in this office
a written instrument under It's corporate seal,
signcd by the President and Secretary Thereof,
authorizing any agent or agents of said compa-
ny in this State TO acknowledge service OF pro-
cess, for and in behalf of said Company accord
I ing 10 thc terms OF said law.
Now, Therefore, in pursuance Of the first sec
ton of the Aforesaid act, /, James III Goldman,
Auditor Of The State OF Ohio, do hereby certify
New York, IS authorized TO transact the BUSH
ness o. Fire Insurance in this State until the
th.rty-f-st day OF January, in the year onC
| thousand eight hundred and siNty-cight.
[sRAL.l IN witness whereof, | have hcreun'
90 subscribed my name aud censct
the seal OF my Office To- be aihxct
the day and year above named.
JANIS II. GOODMAN, Auditor OF State.
JAMES WATKINS, Agent Tor Nc.
Conneisville.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04

ocratic mrjority-gain 90.
NEWARK, O.-Large Democratic ma.
jorities in the townshipsnd every ward
in tho city of Newark. $50 gain on
Democratic majority Of last fall. City
Marshal, Councilmen, and all tho rest
of tho ticket elected, now are you,
niger suffrags2
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04

The New York Herald has tho fol
owing special:
PARIS, April 1.-THE great Paris
Universal Exposition was formally
opened this morning. The day was
oLs,rv,d 49, holiday ly tho entire
population. At IL o'clock the doors
or,ncd by the time tho Emperor ar
rived there were five thousand persons
inside. Outside at least one hundred
thousand people assembled. There
wcrs eight thousand police mn duty,
and the order was excellent. Every
cArrisgo in Paris was employed.
The grounds of and around the Expo
sitiUn tuiliinx ARC in u lamentable
stats of confusion. Not IL tenth Of
the goods is opened and arranged, but
thu French departments is in the best
order; next to that tho Russian, Hhd
third, the English. All the other de
partmonls are not ready. ThU Amer
lean department is n Of thO most in
complete, and the Commissioners, ex
hibitOrs and Americans Z nerRiiy ia
the city. IRE vriy dissatisfied with
Commissioner Byckwith, who appears
totally Inefficient. The only DE- part-
mem n operation is Lhs restaurants bat
even here the Americans are bVnind
hand. The only goods winch have
been damaged On the voyages ARE
American.
AT one o'clock the invited guests no
semb.ed in the Art gallery, where
Amer ca made a fine show, msry fine
pictures being cxhl Oiled and wciIhung
but the English display WIS muct
, greater. When the guests gathered
the superior y Of the A mcrican ladie'
was conceded. Taey were the bells o
: the day. \ brilliant company blazing
with diamonds and orders filled ia,
central hall, TO welcome the Empero.
: and Empress, who came prclcsely Il
two o'ylock. They drove up the ave
e nue. covered with Il velvet canopy o
green and gold drapcd with flags an,
J. linOd with soldiers, They aliShted II
e splendid pavilion especially huili 70
the Emperor. The Emperor immedi
y ately appeared and gave hls arm I
II the Empress, and proceeded on foot I
II the main door. Preceded 10y the cham
u" bcrlains, the party passed round tn
= entire gallery, nearly Il milo long
' The Emperor spoke a few words t
/ each Of the Comm i%ss;ons, Lut at Il
'' American depot he stopped with Il
10 Empress AMI bowed to the crowd, VII
70 were cheering heartily.
:" The Exposition will not be ready N
D. till May, One half Of the space is n
a. lotled TO France, and that is not cor
80 plcte.
IS The English are very strong IN m
'i' citnery, beating the Americans in Tia
'u department.
There Is nothing Ike Sc many strs
"l gers here ss were expected. I
DC number of Americans il not mu
greater than usual every season.
put Prices have gone up teatully. i
&C. hotels will raise their charges fifty |
no. cent. after tins week, 1t il useless
come In ase the E6DositiOu before NJ.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
Destructive Fire In rev YOrA.

Destructive Fire la Esyv YOrA.
Winter Garden, one Of tho iusst and
most popular theatcrs Of Now York
city, was totally destroyed By fire on
Saturday morning, and the Southern
Hotel was seriously damaged by firs
and water. The Post has the following
particulars
Mr.. Stuart, who has no insurance,
estimates his loss at 100000. THIS in
cludes the wardrobes Of theth,atrs and
his personal effects.
Dir. Booth also loses his whole ward
robe, the value of which is estimated
at from 100000 to $1,000 0 1t inelu-
ded many valuable family jewels. some
of which belonged to his father, and
many other articles which cannot DO
replaced. He is not insured.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
Beauty.

Socrates called Beauty a short.livod
tyranny Plato Il priviis re of ma
ture Theophrastus, II silent cheat F.;
Theocrltus, u delightful prejudice :
Camrndes, II solitary Kingdom Dom.
tan said, that nothing was more
grateful; Aristotle affirmed that
beauty was better than all the letters
of rccomu. endation in tho world ;
Homer. that twas glorious gilt OF ma
ture ami Ovid calls it u favor bcstow-
ed by the gods, But a- regards the
element Of beauty in women, it is not
to much TO suy-and WHO will not
ugrse with us that no woman eau
be beautiful 10y force Of features lone
there must be IA well, swcetnoss anu
benuty ut rodl.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
stats ~ SEv YoRE,


CRY AND Co. 1T Nav ToHK
charles J. Martin. Pre- -ident. and Joha NcGeS.
Secte'ArI Of The Home lu4urance Company, being
eyeu,ly and duy sworn, deposs aud say. aud
y.ch or hius,l' say. tiat the foregoing Is a ful
nd correct statement og the affairs Oi The . ID
Corporal On Aad that they are the above described
1iceis thereof.
CuAs. }. MAETIE. President.
Ions NED Nv, Secretary.
subscrib. AID wnra eiore nc, shis 23d dAJ -
January, A. D.l.6I.
tsEAL.i loo. sTAHP.l Tuos. F. GooDAioT,
Commissioned lr Ohio
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04

E6- A M)lel EnginO is to DO exiiib-
tied ut the Paris exhibition, which
was constructed in 1854, in the work
shops of tho Orleans Company in
France. 1t ia remark able for having
run $3.50 MILES in three years without
repairs.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
LIndeIl gIOieI Esugned--LOss ST.
600, 300.


The L.ndell Hotel, the largest build.
ding of its kind on this continent, ifnot
IN the world, was totally destroyed by
fire last night. The building was own
ed by the estate Of Henry Ames & Co,
Edward Ames being representative of
the property. TIA original cost was n
little over 100000, and WAS boughtby
Ames & Co. in December, 1868, for
s373 600. Insurance on the hotel
amounts to 100000. The l~cssees were
Hatch, Weaver & Felt, and whose loss
on furniture and stores is about $500,
600; insured for 100000, But llttl'
of the furniture was saved. The tota
loss will probably reach s~l,6OO,OOO'
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
CouSTY Of NEw YoRE, J
oFrrcE OF TUE Aupiroa OF srArs,

NoLtABUS, v, Jdu' -, 1901
It is hereby certified, That the foregoing is a
correct copy % the Statement OF the Condition
Of the Loriilard Fire Insurance Company, o
New York. made to aud filed in his office, TO!
the year 1867.
Witness ny hand and seal officially.
fsEAL JAMES II. GOODMAN, Aud. oil State.
b. J4AEs WILLIAMS, Chef Clerk.