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Long Sought For!
Come ut Last i!
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found tor sale by all city
Druggists and first class C0untry GrocerS
As MEDICINE Mains Wine is invaluable bel lg
among the best, ifpt the best, remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, manufactured from the pure
Juice ofthe berry, and unaluterated by any impure
Ingredient, can heartily rncoran,nrded ii % ,l,e
sick as MEDICINE. rs- $500
"To the days of the aged it addeth length,
To the mighty it addeth strength
Ills a balm for the SICK a Joy for the we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell -
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THE DAILY AND MAINE STATE
PRESg tA.

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Andrews, and
Chisholm Bros, at Boston Depot and on the train OF
G. M. Curtis. H-
At Biddeford, OF Pillsbury Bros.
At Saco of J, S. Locke and B. S. Bouter.
At Brunswick, of W. r. Fields.
At Wateryille, of j. S. Carter.
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HORTICULTURAL EXHIBTTIoN.-This after
noon and evening the Portland Horticultural
Society will make their exhibition of fruits,
vegetables plants and flowers and cut flowers,
at Browns hall, corner of Congress and Brown
streets. 1t will be display that is well worth
the visit of any one, and we hope our citizens,
especially the ladies, will avail themselves of
the opportunity and visit the exhibition.
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PROBATE COURT RooM.-Judge Waterman
held Probate Court yesterday in the old quar-
tiers, City Building, which have been fitted up
more conveniently than they were before the
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uEADACHE relieved, and in fact every disease
1lof the nose and head permanently cured by the
use of the we-known remedy,
Raeder'S German snuff!
Try it, for it costs but 25c. For sale by all drug
gists; or send 35c to o. P. SEYMOUR s. CO.. Bos-
not, and receive box by return mail. sep4dtfsN
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BLANK BooKs.-At the store of Hall L. Da-
Wis yesterday we saw the largest, most extern
sive and handsomest set of blank books ever
got mp in this city. They were ordered by a
large concern in the West, and were made
without regard to cost, but in the most sub
stantial and handsome manner. The set COM
prises twenty-three books, all of which were
manufactured at the establishment of Mr..
Davis, under the superintendent, of Mr.. Cor
ham Phillips who has charge of the establsh-
ment. 1t is seldom that so handsome and SUBJ
stantial a set is seen, and this one is well wor
thy of observation as showing what can be
done in Portland in this line. 8:
Mr.. Davis is also getting up a set of blank
books for the Portsmouth Navy Yard, which
will be of extraordinary size and beauty
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EXPORTS.

Per barque Eden, for Buenos Ayres-211, 414
# lumber, 5000 shingles, 20 cases shovels ~ h
Per barque Josephine, tor Buenos Ayres-356 AL
1t lnmber, t03,0 900 shingles, l25 cases Holsters.
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Store Rreakina and A rrens, q.

Monday night the store OF Messrs Buxton s.
Fitz at the corner of Chestnut and Oxford
streets, was entered by staving in the front
door. The robbers obtained a few coppers only,
being frightened off before they could pick up
their plumber and remove it. The store OF
Robert Green, corner of Portland and Alder
streets, was also entered in the same manner,
and about 500 in money and various articles
were stolen. .f
The police officers found the doors of the
stores open, and Deputy Marshal Irish, with
officers Beals, Barbour and McIntire set to
work to ferret out, if possible, the robbers.
They went out by the different morning trains,
and at Saco found George Pearce, Frederick
Reed and Thomas Mayo, with some of the
stolen property in their possession. They were
brought in on the noon train and locked up in
Jail. W G Cd la
The officers had no clue at all to lead to the
discovery of the robbers, but had their suspi-
cions of this gang, ON whom their eyes have
been fixed tor some time. Finding that they
were not in the city yesterday morning, and
discovering them at Saco, the officers "pulled'
them at once, and fortunately, got hold OF the
right gang.
Pearce has been arrested once before by
Messrs. Irish agd Barbour for breaking into
the store of Mr.. Benjamin JONES' on the 9th of
September. He was taken before the Munich
pal Court, and placed under recognizance for
his appearance at the November term of the
Supreme Judicial Court. At the urgent re-
quest of his counsel, Mir. Carleton, the Judge
let him off upon his own recognizance. But
it seems he continued his nefarious business.
At the July term of the Sd. Court Pearce
was also complained of for robbing man; but
the principal witness being absent, the grand
jury failed to find bill. He is notorious
scoundrel, but his time is now evidently up,
and he will have to serve the State at Thomas
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The annual meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association, for the election of Off
GERS, will be held this evening, at their rooms
on Middle street, Amendments to Article I'd,
Section LIST, of the constitution, will also be
acted upon. j. III. TRUE, Sec.
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Atwell & Co., Advertising Agents, receive
their Commissions from the publisher. See
Advertisement
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MAINS ELDERBERRY WINE.
nov 81 sN d&wtf
Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
4,4g rant Wines.
C0tay2.h can be Ca1ged !

So highly recommended by Physicians, NAV be
found at wholesale at tbc drug stores ofW. W. WHIP
pie g. Co., H. II. Hay. W. F. Phillips s. Co., E. l..
StanWood and j. w. Perkins 6 Co. ian12snil1v
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Business Items.

To remove Pimp pies, &c, use Schlotterbeck's
Moth and Freckle Lotion,
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Turner'S Tic Douloureux, or uuiyer.nI

Neuralgia Pill, is safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest cases are completely and permanently cured
in very short time. Neuralgia in the face or head
is utterly banished in few hours No form of nery-
Gus disease withstands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval Of many eminent physi-
Clans It contains nothing injurious to the most del
icate system. Sold everywhere Sent on recent OF
s. and sWS pastagEs osa a%p M.s. TURNER
For sale by w. +. Phillips & Co. Portland, Me- e
,IuiY Is. eod&w1ysn II - II N
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AKERs' BUST of George Evans just complet-
ed, is an excellent likeness. As work of arr
it viii compare favorably with those of his
brother who was justly regarded by the best
authorities, as one of the first sculptors in the
world. 1t lisa noble head, and exhibits both
the Intellect and the tenderness which SO
marked the face of our distinguished towns
man. Six copies Of this bust have already
been ordered, one being for the State House at
Augusta. r
The bust of the late Mrs. Clapp also shows
an equal degree of merit.
Quite a collection of familiar faces, includ-
ing those of Fessenden, Washburn, Spring,
McCobb, Stevens, Talbot and others, is now on
exhibition at the studio on the corner of Mid
die and Free streets, and we'll rewards the as
cent of two flights of stairs }-
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Picture Frames of every style sold at Geyer's
ID Free street, e~-
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MedIca, Notice.

Oh, CHADWICK, M. D., will devote special at
tention to Disea es Of the Eye. No. 3OlI Congress ST.
Office hours from II A. M. to p. M.
May IS. sNu ~
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rsyHE New and Elegant Building, on the corner OF
I Congress and North SITS, erected Tor a store and
dwelling 2l-2 stories. Frcnh roof Finished
throngaoutin Modern Style. he store and tene-
ment are large and comm0dious aad In one of the
pleasantest locations ia the civ. apply to
September 20. d3w 4fst lawrence -.
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| WlLLsell at very low price, the lot Of land on
iNorth St, partially fenced Or will lease IL for
a term OF years. w. S. SOUTHARD.
September e. DIVE
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A NEW two and half story house on Anderson
- Street, containing eleven no ms good cellar
brick eistern, sell. Sc, Lot 40 by SO Prici low
Terms easy.
Apply % GEO. X. DAVIS " "
Dealers in Real Estate, No. 1 Morton bloeA'
September 49, div
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had been afflicted for eight years with Bronchitis,
causing raw throat, frequent bleeding, and much
distress in the air pipes and chest rendering it very
difficult and wearisome to speak. BY the free OF
the Great German Remedy for two months, was
entirely cnred. l. G. WELCOME.
az Co. Fl. ri. Hav and w W winnie a. CO :
Wholesale Drug ists, Portland, and by the trade
generally throughout the State
Prepared only by JEREMIAH BUXTON, JR.,
Yarmouth, Me. septs6eod1m &w3msn
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OVERHEARD. = Yesterday morning horse,
belonging to Messrs. O. w. and D. w. Nash,
became baulky on Commercial street, between
Long and Commercial wharves, and refused
to start, either at the solicitations of the driver
or the application of the whip. Finally he
took sudden start and leaped into the dock,
taking thewagon to which he was attached
with him. The driver had just time to jump
before the horse reached the dock Down
went horse and wagon into the mud, it being
low tide. He was extricated from this position
by attaching sings to him and hosting him
on board schooner. -.
MUNICIPAL Court RooM.-There will be no
session of the Municipal Court to-day, as the
Office is to be removed to the old place in the
City Buildings, entrance from Myrtle street.
The room has been fixed up in fine order, I'M
der the arrangements of the late worthy Re-
corder William E. Morris, Esq, who knows
just what is wanted for the convenience and
comfort of the court and all who do business
there. To-morrow's court will be held there
and justice will be dispenaed. hh A9L h9f
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Bachelors Hair. Dive,
DIR. s, s. FITCH'S.
PhvSician.e,

Seyenty-six pages price rs cents Sent to any adj
dress. No money required until the book is received
read, and fully approved 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed. Address DIR. S. s. FITCH, 25
fremont Street, Boston. sN Jan29dly
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DISASTERS.

Fishing schr Nettle, Capt Smith, put into Ports
mouth 18th, for repairs, having been in collision
with scbr Splendid, rom Portland for Boston, while
at anchor in the 5av.
Sch Champion, McDermott, of and from Bangor
Tor Boston with cargo OF brick, broke adrift and
went ashore on the rocks at Camden during the gale
er with the cargo.
Brig Charlotte, Stupel, Of and from Bangor tor
otonhgton. before reported ashore East Chop,
on the 18th. - T''-,~~ = - 49,
sch Juno. tol Rocklandl Metcalf from New York
ior Behast, with Hour and corn str uck on Latmers
Reef on Saturday evening" causing her to leak at the
rate OF 1000 strokes per hour She succeeded in
getting into New London next day, where she was
hauled on the marine railway TOR REPAIRS The dam
agei is confined to her stem and ends OF planking
forward.
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p HE PR + 5 8
Wednesday Morning, 0ot br Q, 1887.

psy--First Page to-day-Hail to the Chic
Maritime States of the New Dominion; Fail
ure of the Jaffa Colony; Varieties g ISIS,
Fourth Page-Two Little Pairs of Boots
Lord Tidon's Morning CAL; az Amusing
Slpna 4-ss tHf- f.. a.
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DErA RruRE OFF OCEAN STEAMERS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday, October 1

4ss...- Tuesday, October I.
ARRIVED. -ti AA4 tt9fs4fA ~
Steamer New England, Field St John, NIB, via
PASSPORT for Boston. it3' p
Brig Proteus. Drisko, Machias. q --f '-,
Sch Hanne Westbrook. Littlejohn, New York.
Sch PULASKI, Church, New York
Sch Leander, (Br) Marshall, Providence for st
John, NIB. M
Sch juliet, Haynes. Trenton. lttc ..&t,.
Sch Col Simmons, Harris. B 4ngor for Boston, 3 .
Sch Abby Gale Perry, Belfast for New York.
~ .-.--..., CLEARED.
BaTque Gan Eden, Greenlief, Buenos Ayres-A &
S f Spring. q : = = :
Barqne Josephine, OBJ Smith, Buonos Ayres-A&
S Spring. - :
Sch Vim Arthur, Andrews. Baltimore Orlando
Nickerson. lr., III fl- N = -
Sch Bramhail, Hamilton, Boston Charles Saw
yer
. -SAlLED-Barques Blanche How Frank Lovett;
brig five Brothers: sehs harriet Fuller, Bramhall
Texas, Citizen, Amazon, Saratoga, C d Hallock. Geo
w Glover, Emeline McLain, Margaret, Express,
Sarah, and others. 800
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10 be Let,

rTousE por,a. ,a,s ZIG rs cI,cts os
L every variety OF STYLE wholesale ad retail.
-.u.i CHAS. DAY, JR. Il CO.,
ocld1w % Exchange st.
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For sale by all druggists, send your address and
36 cents to 0. p. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston. Mass,
and receive box by return mail W. F. Phillips &
Co., agents for Maine. april2G1ysn
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grey and faded hair to its original color and
beauty. Price SOC bottle. sept2Stf
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HuLe,s Arnicu Oi,sEa,se,,

When. by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scatds, Chapped Hands, Sprains, Cuts,
Wounds, and euery Complain Of the a@Sn. Try It,
as it costs but rs cents. Be sure to ask for
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For Sale.

MYTH Harnesses, Jigger and Sic, nearly new
w A GOOD opporlunlty for 1ruck1en
go EDW. ii. BTRGIN & co.
Sentenber o. div
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Cancer, scrofula, SC, Cured. !
ELECTRO.m EDICATRD BATy

eB Persons afflicted with Cancer, Scroiula, Tu-
mors, Ernptions, &C., are CURED by the use of DR..
) RO-MEDICATED BATHS
and Indian Vegetable remedies which cleanse the
store health to nvads afflicted with every variety of
disease A book describing Cancer Scrofilla HUI
mofs and other Diseases with their proper means OF
cure, may be obtained free at the MEDICAL INsTI-
TUE, or by mail. Address DR.. r. GREENE, 10
Temple place, Boston. = = = "
O-tober1 |. w4t-sN 40 y - M
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aai 81 ta-n WELCOMES .au
Great German Cough Remedy
Broncbi,is and Pb,hisic Curcd.

Is acknowledged to be the best Cough Remedy in the
market. PRICE 80 CENTS AND 81 90.
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+. o. BAILEY viii sell at auction, at 10 1-2
o'clock to day, at Office, on Fore street, an as
sortment of groceries. At II NJ, at the corner
of Pearl street and Ashland Avenue, a lot of
building materials
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FOREIGN PORTS.
SPOK EN-.

Sept 70, ten miles South Chncotague, sch Louisa
Crockett, from Georgetown for Boston. Ut BIZ
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Double Horse Team, FOR sale,

VNHE second and fourth stories Store No. l6l
Il Middle Street. Hopkins Block. .pply q,
sept2Sdf = ST. JOIN SAu1H.
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Corn and Oats


+ A STATED MEETING of the MAINE CHARI-
IA TABLE MECHANIC ASSOCIATION viii be
held in the LIBRARY ROOM, ON THURSDAY
EVENING, october 81, at a O'clock
STEPHEN MARSI, Secretary.
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luton & Mcfarland,
Desire to call attention to the fact that more than

luton Dc Mcfarland.
Desire to call the attention to the fact that more than
0 -
Of their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION in the
late fire. Parties desiring a1
FIRST RATE SAFE.
Alta MODERATE PRICE, will please call on
EMERY q WAREHOUSE,
.E& Middle Street. Portland.
Or at no Sudbury Street, Boston. .t.se
EY-Second-hand Safes taken in exchange for sale.
Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam improvement at
tached to Tton Il hfrFarland's Safes, can order OF
Emery, Waterhouso s. Co.
Jan is -sS1stw in each mos adv renain,ler OF time
Bachelors Hair, Dye. 4vig
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye Harmless, Reliable,
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects of Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair, leaving
it soft and beautiful. The genuine is signed VIZ
liam n. Bdtchetor. All others are mere limitations,
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perituners. Factory 81 Barclay street. New York.
az Beware OF n Counicrfeit.
November 10, 1866 d1ysn
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't4A@ Spectacles, Spectacles. 10
GPECTACLES OF every description fitted at short
y notice, at CIIAS. DAY, JR.& co.'s,
ocldiw "a Exchange Sc.
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our Noaibea.. Water s're,l''

The types reple ented me as STATING ~ n!i my
article of Yesterday that the city government
exnended 500 on the "northwest side OF Com
orass s,roat. northeast end" l wrote, or in
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-25
rae RApTIsr CHURCH.

There are in the United States 2675
Baptist churches, with S03S ordained
clergymen, and l,0l3,64l members. Of
these, New York contains S26 churches,
745 clergymen, and s9,l members, and
New England has s97 churches, 1919 cler-
gymen and 97,06l members. The Bap-
lists have 20 colleges, the oldest of which
is Brown University, at Providence,
Rhode Island, founded in l764, and the
youngest is college established at Chi
cago in 1850. There are ID Baptist the
illogical institutions, and the Baptist pub
locations are an annual almanac, quar-
terly review, eleyen monthly magazines
and Sunday school papers, and twenty
six weekly religious newspapers. The
Baptist Missionary Union, the headquar-
ters of which is at Boston, employs SO
missionaries and 500 native preachers in
Asia, and 200 preachers in Europe. The
Baptist Home Mission Society, with its
chief Office in New York, has 1921 mis-
sionaries, mainly in the West and South.
The Baptist Publication Society, located
in Philadelphia, issued last year papers,
books and tracts equal to 100, 3l7
pages lsmo, and employed So colpor-
teurs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-25

bama Legislature; Mr., Speaker, look
at the king Of the air, henoblest Of birds,
the eagle of the Alps; watch him as he
stands erect, with his proud and noble
form on some high point upon tho rock
of Gibraltar, with keen eye, peeping mp
at the sun. He looks sleepy drowsy,
droopy, with the mist and dew OF the
morning covering all over his frosty
form. Thus he is before the break OF
day. At length the great god OF the
morning, as he shines through this mist
warns him up little, and he begins to
feel like soaring upwards somewhat; aud
he does soar and soar and SOAR away
up above the smoke and dust and clouds,
kicking back at the laundering noise
and rampant confusion and uproar going
on below him. So viii it be with Ala
bama, il we adopt this law. She will rise
in intellect above all the surrounding
trash and rubbish which lies piled up
thick about us. But fail to pass it, and
you will have to send out of the State for
your intellect, and you become hewers
of wood and drawers Of water TO those
who will educate"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-25
The Final Proceedings on the ROcOnstruc-
ton Bill.

WASHINGTON, February 22.-On the
opening Of the House, Mr.. Blaine moved
to concur in the Senate bill, with the
amendment of Mr.. Wilson, Of Iowa, and
called for the previous question. Mr..
Shellabarger desired to offer an amend
ment Of an additional section, but Mr.
Blaine refused. The House then refused
the demand for the previous question, to
allow Mr.. Shellabarger's amendment TO
be voted upon.
The previous amendments of Mr.. Will
son rendered all made ineligible to Office
under the constitutional amendment,
ineligible to seats in State Conventions;
and also deprives all such Of the right
10 vote for delegates to such convention.
Mr.. Shellabargers amendment then
passed-yeas, 80 nays, 20.
There was much excitement during the
vote, and much drumming up of votes
to defeat it. 1t is noticeable fact that
those who took part in the late meetings
with the Presidents friends, with one or
two exceptions, voted solidly against it.
The great struggle was against inter-
fering with the johnson governments or
with the franchise of those made ineligi-
BILE to office by the constitutional amend.
ment On the final vote upon the Sem
ate bill as amended, the only Republi-
cans voting in the negative were Hub
bell, Of Ohio, Kuykendall, of ILL.,, and
Stillwell.
The Senate took up the bill as sent
from the House at halfpast two. Messrs.
Sumner, Sherman, Stewart and Wilson
supported the bill in brief and telling
remarks. To the surprise of all Rev
erdy johnson made speech in its favor,
which secured unusual attention and
created great sensation. Messrs. Hen
bricks, Buckalew and Cowan opposed
the measure. At the close of the latter's
speech there was great desire to take
the vote, bat Mr.. Howe felt called upon
to review the whole subject of Wisconsin
politics, in the midst OF which the Senate
took recess till evening.
At the evening session the interest
was undated. Mr.. Doolittle offered an
amendment excepting all pardoned
by the President from the operation
Of the act. After long debate, mostly
on a side issue, it was lost by S
to 80. The vote upon concurring in the
House amendments resulted in yeas 80,
nays I. Among the former was Reverdy
johnson; the rest we're Republicans.
Among the nays was Patterson, of Ten
nessee
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-25
situation in America.

The fate of Mr.. johnson, however, is
immaterial compared with the issues in
volved in his impeachment His deposi.
ton may afford fleeting triumph to the
Republican party, but it must inhict a
lasting wound on the peace of the coun-
try. The present overwhelming power
of the Republican party is due to the
fact that at the last election about 2, 200,-
600 voters supported them against $780,
600 on the other side; but it was admit
ted that this paratively small major
ity, sufficient though it was to give them
an irresistible power in Congress, was
mainly due to accidental and temporary
causes. 1t must further be remembered
that the voting last autumn was confned
to little more than half of the once ex-
isting Union. Had vote been taken by
universal suffrage, even black and white,
throughout the States, the PRESIDENT
would have had majority. The vic
torious party are making the most of
their victory; but the effect of their acts
will remain when they cease to be in the
ascendant Times, Jan. 18th
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-25
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Address of tho Board of Trade on
tho Southern Relief Question.

ST. LOUIS, February PA committee
on behalfof the St. Louis Board of Trade,
consisting Of James Zeitman and Geo
Partridge, have issued an address 10 Con
gress on the subject Of relief TO the South.
After setting forth the condition of the
Southern planters, the distress Of the
people generally in consequence Of the
failure Of the cotton and corn crops, and
the importance 10 the nation Of a good
cotton crop, the committee urges Con-
gress to make an appropriation Of
from fifty to one hundred millions
dollars, limited as to the amount only
by the necessities and wants Of the
suffering districts, for the purpose OF
supplying with provisions all who are
engaged in producing cotton, and who
are unable to procure provisions in any
other way the cost of supplies so fur
nished to be lien on the crops and to
be paid for out Of the FIRST proceeds of
the sale of cotton; the provisions to be
purchased by the commissary depart
ment of the army and distributed
through the Freedmen's Bureau or Off
GERS of the army, the advances thus
made 10 be collected through the
agents of the Government for col
lecting revenue and tax on cotton.
With proper checks and, balances, such
as can readily be established between the
War and Treasury Departments, a sys-
tenn can be put in operation to continue
for one session, which will afford perfect
security to the Government, and which
wil'gve the desired relief. :.
The committee claim that this plan
will not only relieve the Government of
the threatened necessity of feeding the
destitute as an act of charity, but will
fully employ the labor in the country,
and nreYent a famine in the land.