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SUMNER ON THE PRESIDENT. A
special despatch to the New York
Times, of the 10Th, says:
Senator Sumner concluded his
speech in the Senate to day, which
he was prevented from finishing yes
terday because Of yhe interruption of
Mr.. McDougal. 1t is the bitterost
excoriation of the President that has
yet been delivered in either house.
Nothing that the Senator himself has
yet said can equal it for severity Of
language aud emphatic denunciation.
AS it is reported in full elsewhere,
your readers can pernse it for them
selves. Reverdy Johnson spoke in
reply, and made Il good legal point
against the Senator from Massachu-
setts by asserting that if the trial Of
impeachment shonld come before
the Senate, he had Disqualified him :
self from sitting thereon by these
expressions Of opinion, and should
be peremptorily challenged from the
panel of jurors. MIR. Johnson then
went on in Il ralliating defence Of
the President, which, coming from
one of his friends, WAS not much
better III effect ;han the strong Lam
guage Of Mr.. Sumner. The debate
finally closed with the passage, at 1
O'Clock, of tie bill under considera-
ton, viz: the tenure of Office bill, by
Il vote of twentynine yeas to nine
nays
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COLUMBIA.
Friday Morning, January rs, 1867.
Reconstruction.


The Richmond Dispatch says that
.our Northern brethren, with Won
dcrful unanimity-even Democrats,
in many cases, voting with the majo-
rity-have agreed to ratify the consti-
tutional amendment; that is 20 frame
new State constitutions for these
Southern States, and pronounce all
our ablest and best citizens pcrjured
traitors -
Our Northern brethren admire
themselves very much in every point
of view, but if they had strong
point though they say who shouldn't
it is generosity, forbearancc and
nobility of position. We are often
assured that history makes no men
tion, since the earliest ages Of any
@:conquering nation" which imposed
such mild terms on the vanGuishel.
They might have slain, banished or
hanged us all for treason-othcrs
would have done it in such a case
and, behold, they only require us to
overturn our own State constitutions
aan0 Ghsaa to come into court and
plead guilty.
Whetheg the radicals are now going
to rely upon carrying ont the consti-
tutional amendment by the votes of
the represented States," and thus
forcing it upon the South by military
power; or whether they will rather
concentrate their strength upon Ste
vens' enabling Act, which is to disa-
.ble Southern men from voting upon
Sheir own concerns in their own
States, we cannot yet predict. But
as the Supreme Court stands right in
the way of both these projects, it
seems probable that they will endea-
vor, in the first place, to get rid OF
the Executive and judiciary by car
rying through impeachment of the
one, and consequent reorganization
,of the other.
And now comes another prepara-
Iory measure Mr.. Stevens has
added to his enabling Act" a clause
providing for the suspension of tho
Adde"s co'pus all over the South, and
governing those Districts under mar
tial law until they shall have beel
admitted TO representation upon the
new basis. It seems somewhat
strange to propose the enactment O
martial law over territory SO pro
foundly tranquil rs the South is now
but it is quite in keeping with tt,
radical theory that we are now a
war
On the other hand, may be oh
served a proposal which has just beer
brought into the Kentucky Lcg;sla
tnre-a sarcastic paragraph on whicl
we published from the New Yorl
He5Tdd on yesterday--;l proposal fol
ten regiments o: infantry ''to rcsis
all agSressions and maintain the prin
ciples OF State rights, said troops tc
be subject to the call and order o
the President
On the whole, it must now be evi
dent to the radical leaders that, al
though their voyage on the troubled
sea has been so far prosperous, there
are breakers ahead The Presiden
and Supreme Court cannot be dis
missed like country postmaster
All these indications and prognostic
foreshadow trouble, and III thei
evcntuality may prove the faliibilit,
of the doctrine Of republican Go
Vernments, and that the people arG
incapable Of self lf-government
\ REyOIUTIOS INDFl.r, -Eornn,
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-R REAIoVGID.

\ THE subscriber would respectfully
@9 inform his friends and customers
iIs that he has removed to his new store
S>tNon Main street, two doors South OF
the Court House, whei e is now opening a
large stock Of COOKING S I O Y f S
RANGES, Parlor and Office STOVES, FUR
NACES, Plain, Japanncd, Stamped and
Planished TIN-WAHE, LEAD PIPE, &c,
which will be sold at wholesale and retail.
The above is the largest and best selec-
ton Of Stoves, &c, ever brought TO this
market y. PALMER
Jan 10
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COMMERCIAL FAILURES By re-
port made by a commercial house in
New York, ii appears that, during
1866, there We're G32 commercial fail
ures i'll the Northern States OF the
Union, of which the total liabilities
amounted to SIT, 333, 600. This is q
greater amount than has been lost by
failures in the Northern States during
any year since 1861. In 1860. there
were 80 failures, with $17, ,625, 0O0
losses. In the entire country, during
$3.50. there were 1906 failures, with
S53, 1873, 900 losses
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OILS! OILS;I OILS,Il

II tar sign nt' ne GojFe. Pat LocL-.
USF received, a good supply Of TAN
- NEl;S' OILS, MACHINERY OILS,
Boiled and Raw LINSEED OILS, pure
KEROSENE OIL. And for sale low by
Jan24 JOHN G. DIAL.
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HOUSE TO RENT.

81 ON Main street. five squares, below
tE...::Is State House, containing siX sQua &C
l"lG.rooms and two basement rooms, to-
gcther with all necessary out-hui!dings,
such as carriage honse, stables kitchens,
&c. Appls at this Office. Jan % ii
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MARRIED.

On the l7th inst, by the Rev. john ID.
Mccullough, at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. JOHN f. B!;Y( =, of Column
bia. and Miss SUE J. SMITH. uf Spartan
lllirr s Z
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lsoSal NGexr
Mr.. Schultze, near the old jail lot, has
another supply of fine fruit.

Mr.. Schultze, near the old jail lot, has
another supply of fine fruit.
We have received from Mr. Glass copy
of lie Bon Ton, for Fcbruary sheis the
agent for this chest" Of fashion month
lies, the ladies can be supplied regularly.
Our REArISG HooM.-Our friends are
invited To visit the Pip'ri.r reading room,
where they will tipd on file papers and
periodicals from every section of the Union.
The building is open day and night.
Epicures and Tie lovers of good things
generally should visit the Pollock House
this morning, and partal,e Of the alligator
prepared in best stylc-with the trim
mings. Curiosity mongers. doubtless, will
be gratiticd by 4 visit.
HAEfAs CORPUS. learn that Si!as
Davies. fr"odman, charged, together with
U. NJ. Roberts, citizen, with the Burning OF
the sin-house of Mr.. Joseph Howell, in
this District, some days since, was brought
before Judge Green on Yesterday, upon
Wit OF da5cas corpus. After the readlns
Of several afti,lavits and the argument of
counsel, he was granted bail in the sum of
81, 900, with two surctica, for His appear
ancc at the Court of General Sessions, in
March next. John T. Khctt for the State;
Messrs. +. j. Arthur and Samuel w Mel
ton for prisoner
Legal. The Court Of Errors, which has
been holding special sitting during tho
present week, announced its decisions on
yesterday in the following cases:
Wright Sullivan, freedman, ods the
State, convicted of highway robbery at
Laurens. Appeal dismissed Sentence of
death pronounced by Al!ricli, j.
Wesley Williams, George Chambers and
Julius Ferguson, freedmen, ads. the State
burglary. Appeal dismissed. Sentence
of death pronounced by Moses, J.
Nathan Garner, freedman ads. the
Stat"-burslaIy Motion in arrest of judg-
mcnt granted. Opinion delivered by
Moses, J.
NJ. +. Nichols W. Boliu Il Whtcsi,lcs
Ordered for rc-argumcnt at next sittngs.
Mary e. Armstrong vs.. John II. Winn ct
cl., Phlamon Frame, for another, VS.. ]. N. .
Ridley, Bennett Wallace vs. Thomas F.
Harman ct al. w. F. Hutson, trustee, vs.
NJ. Townsend, adm'x, Dennis Wood vs..
Allen Wood ct 0l., \. Palmer vs.. G. C. Ell
liott-all involving the same question
Motions granted and orders made Opt
Mon to be fled.
All business Of the term being fully dis
posed of, the Court adjourned sine die.
NEY ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention s cali
=. 10 the Following ;ldvu-tiscNl"ats. which
are published tllis morning fo~ the 6rst
time:
J. Gariclz & Co.-s5O Reward
Lunch at the Pollock House.
J. L. r. Agnew-Hams, Hoes, &c.
Levin Il Peixotto-Dwclliny to Rent
II & e, u En,n- l.rnn4.,i...
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Professor OF Music.

-=7-.s:.:-=---:,7a MIR. JOS. HART DENCK,
Ez@eS - Professor Of Music, will give
z 5!lcssons on Piano ana Violin
Terms made known on application at his
residence, Camden (or aylor) street, near
Charlotte Depot. Jan 1mo*
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TO RENT.

- y LARGE BRICK HOUSE, on the
glIIS corner of Marion and Laurel streets.
-A&skL- Has ten comfortable rooms, furnished
with gas. Good out-b buildings and fine
garden. Apply to
Dee 80 FISHER & IOWRANCE
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MULES.

SEVERAL prime MULES for
E&EA sale. G.. K. BRYCE.
oN.N. Jan % G#
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Ep;cures and tie lovers of good things
generally should visit the Pollock House
this morning, and partahc Of the alligator
prepared in best style-with the trim
mings. Curiosity mongors. doubtless, will
be Sratiticd by visit.
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We have received from Mr.. Glass a copy
of lie Bon Ton, for February. As he is the
agent for this ''bcst' Of fashion month
lies, the ladies can be supplied regularly.
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Our REAnISG H0oM.-Our friends are
invited To visit the Pi,o,.ir reading room,
where they will tipd on file papers and
periodicals from every section of the Union.
The building is open day and night.
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NEH ADVERTISEMENTS. -Attc:lt:On IS call
/. 10 the Following; adv~:tisc,Hlonts. w?.ici
are published this morning fo- The 6rst
time:
J. Garicl1 & Co.-s5O Reward
Lunch at the Pollock House.
J. u L. r. Agnew-Hams, Hoes, &c.
Levin Peixotto-Dwclliny to Rent.
4. x G. d. Hopc-Groccrics. &c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-15
WASHINGTON.
Hon. Thad. stephens will Present
Great Measures at the Meeting OF
COngress-Impartial Suffrage
ThFOughOut the AUni0n-The Spu-
riOus 1905.

WAsHINGFeN, - Oct. 14-The Sub
Judiclary Committee of the House
of Representatives met to-day at II
o'clock, in the Committee Room at
the Capitol II The following members
were present: Hon. Francis Thomas,
Chairman, with Messrs. Boutwell,,
Lawrence, Churchill and MARSHALL;
This committee is charged with the
DUTY of inquiring if the States of Del:
aware and Maryland have Republi-
can form of Government, and not re-
lpngnant to- the Consultation of the
United States. No testimony has
been taken, although witnesses are in
The Som oammiissiiootnseff ii Il iiotsf ii Patents has
issued certificates for 213 patents for
the week ending Oct II, 1867.
Chief Justice Chase returned to
Washington to-day.
A number of Southern railroad
men are here. including Gen. Beaure-
gard and Malone, who called at the
War Department to-day to consult
with Gen. Grant with refe pnce- to
obtaining an extension of time for
completing the payment due the
Government for rolling stock. pur-
chased after the close of the war.
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YORK, Oct. 14.-Private cable
dispatches report the failure Of F. &
N. Ralli,i and G. Campbell & Son,
cotton dealers, at Liverpool. Their
liabilities are estimated at $2, ,000, 900
in gold. arj5aid e5e.ol
Seventy i've thousand dollars in
spurious 1905 were taken by the
Assistant Treasurer to the bankers
from who they were purchased, but
they refused to receive them, and in
tend testing the matter in Court.
At the trial of Eugene Sullivan for
the murder of Michael Farrell, the
verdict of not guilty was returned by
the jury. 1t was proven that the
in adultry with the deceased.
Mike McCoole and Joe Coburn
have agreed to contend for the pugi-
listic championship of America and
a stake of 81 900 side.s "a .s4
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PHILADELPHIA.
The ElectiOn-Rald Among Illicit
Stills.

il1 = 2Hilf- -1iTl,q2aJILa
PHILADELPHIA, October 13.-The
Morning Post has returns from the
legislative Districts in the State
which gives the following result:
Sen ate-20 Republicans and 13
Demo Gratis. IS.
House-54 Republicans and 46
DE mocrats. 4 HEsHssa AxEw
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 14.-The Mar
shal, with a company of marines,
started at noon to day for another
raid amsng the illicit stills at Port
: Rich mond.
.. The Worlds special says Generals
Ord and Pope are expected in Wash
ington the last of this week.
The President has denied General
!, Sickles' application for court of in
quiry. g.n..si. Ia
Gen. Sheridan has been granted
two months leave of absence by Gen.
Grant a s.ta sta.G
= PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA. There
was another raid on the illicit whisky
stills at Port Richmond, to-day,
but the distillers were warned some
way, and large number of the stills
were removed and secreted. A guam
'tity of the mash in hogsheads was
seize and destroyed. Large crowds
of W omen and children were in the
neig hborhood, but no disturbance.
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The Counter felt 2 3Os.
Prize Fight for the Cham.
pionship of America.
Stakes 81. COO a Side.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Meeting OF the 7. NJ. C. Association
Governor Baker Elected President.

Especial to the Evansville Journal.1
E INDIANAPOLIS, October 14.-The
Young Mems Christian Association
of this State, met here to-day to effect
a permanent State organization. Gov.
Baker was elected President. and
Hon. Will. Cumback, Vice President.
of)both sthe Indiana Syhods, 20. S.
Presbyterian Church, They, ,ad-
"iourned this evening till October next.
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New YoRK, Oct. 14.-There were
four seizures reported Saturday, made
by officers of the Internal Revenue; ;
one hundred barrels whisky at East
River Pier, foot of Duane Street;
twent y-two barrels spirits at Albany
Pier, aud an illicit distillery on Tre-
mont Street, near Vanbrunt Street,
BSooklyn. ABUsA
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CALAIS, ME-
Store Broken Open-Safe Robbed
aa.r Fishing Vessel Lost. $50

CALAIS, Me, Oct 14.-The store
of Wadsworth & Bro. at Pembroke,
was broken into on Saturday night,
the safe blownsepen and So, 600 stolen.
There is much excitement. Pursuers
are on all roads,
A tcasti1le fishing vessel was lost on
the New Brunswick coast last Mon
day. Capt. Sylvester With his crew
of II in number we're drowned. Nine
of the men leave families.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Accident at a Church-0ne Man Kill
ed-Irish Quarrel at HartfOrd-A
Man Murdered.

HARTFORD, Oct. 14.-In the Irish
quarrel at Colchester, on Saturday
night, John Kilday was murdered.
His head was pounded to a jelly with
stones and clubs. David Sullivan,
the supposed murderer, escaped, but
was closely pursued. One hundred
dollars reward is offered by the select
men for his arrest.
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: EVANSVILLE, Nd. TUESDAY. OCTOBER rs. 1857

s5 1t is stated there is an utter want
of confidence in the credit of liver
pool firms here 5rs 8rfv .t8laI0L
The Commercial says: 8 A combi-
nation of capitalists In this city re-
Gently appropriated $1,000,000, to be
used as margins in the purchase of
cotton. The whole of those margins
we understand, are now wiped out. :"
A man named Spencer shot two
boys in Jersey Woods on. Saturday,
tearing out Of the socket the eye Of
one and badly wounding the other in
the face, because they mimiced his
cry to attract birds He was arrested,
and proves to be a notoriously bad
character. vol sd5 IS 1.oa9id g..
There were 434 deaths in this city
last week. Elf app't,A 9h1 fQ TOt t-
IA hge ----I-- ------Hl at
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 14-The steam
nv TioonIorono rr.xval ~ Iaxy
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MARBLEHEAD, Mass, October IA.
The staging of the new Baptist
Church In course Of erection here
fell to-day, precipitating seven men
upon the rocks and debris below.
Frank Chamberlain, of Lynn, was
killed. All were severely injured,
and it is feared three of them will die.
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n. Y. SPECIALS.

General Duncan at Richm0nd-Cabi.
net Discussion about the Secretary,
of War General SchOfeld Gone 10
Richmond Meeting OF the nOuse
Committee on the Maryland Gov
ernment-The Cabinet to be Har.
mOnized In Support OF the Presi-
Dental Coup dsEtat-The Counter
1eit 7-30s. & TTlUN
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NEW YORK.

Failure Of Cotton Dealers at Liver.
pOOl-Spuri0us 7.3Os-.Trial OF
Eugene Sullivan Tor the Murder OF
Michael FarfelI-Prize Fight for
the Championship OF America
Stakes 81 600 Side-BrutaI Shoot.
lag Of two Boys-Moftalfsy In the
- City. aa laS1's, aasass 80 fE ssfgIS
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SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 14.-The steam
er Ticonderoga arrived to-day.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-02

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