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AMERICAN (WALTUAM) WATCHES.
TIE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Snld IrerKNhere.

The GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
RtvERsTR Providence L. inform the trade thai they PRO
GOODS full DINNER aud SA
BssViCss description OF very superior
qua elegant designs The base Nck Silver
Silver such thctHeu that they possess al
tae solid silver utility and from beauty Of de'yn aud
superior finish are undNingushAhle from it.
Tie COMPANY refer with conscience 10 the hsh
ahshd the production OF SOLID NlLVEk
HAKg for engaged snt theE
st. lac pbc that they fully sustain that reputation by the
ulror OF EIKCro Of such quality and extreme ours
y - sin inslre the purchaser All articles
sBsis b. them stamped thus
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FTPTH.AvB. OPERA HOUSE. .
THIS RvRNINC-Grimn L ChiStys MinslIeis-IHE BklIAN
DINO. Or FATAL LOVE, NEW ACTS, MUSIC SlNUIHu DAN
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DODWORTH HALL
THIS EVBNING-N. HARrZ TIKI lLLUSiONISE Ihe Au'0n'
too EhscsmOteur, Proteus Floating Head. etc
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THE EUREKA BRICK MACHINE

THE EUREKA BkICh MACHINh
rsk.s spl.sdd BrL % ony nips ond ore por
korsss ptr Jg toer Hos no compiler mocaty
~ e o>sg oa bfc1tag dozen Its simplicity iRd
snsrVeu power the approval oery expert at Sght
We challenge the world to produce Its equal
Satisfaction guaranteed 70 al purchoSrTS
ABRAN REoUA GeBenl Agent No l4l BosdWar' n J.
ALL THE HIGHEsT PREMIUMS, 1866
manufactured nv the
GysEELgR WnsoS MANUFACTURING Sold only BY ELLIPTIC
} n. Co. No 53 Broadway.
DANES pULMo- BRONCHIAL TROCHEs,
Par Coughs and all Throat aud Lung diseases Sold everwhs
hiOT-HoUsE STRAWBERRIES and CUCUMBERS
Tor ssis
TAYLOR's SALOON.
No. BroadWav
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sC8ILAh@oto

kal m aA are 6y guaranteed feel particularly 10
cal M aeou purchasers tho shove trade ther designs
haze already extensively initiated These goods can Only DC PV
ehrr1 responsible dealers throughout the conairy
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THE FRANKLIN BRICK MACHINE,

Sasr celebrated perfect simplicity; great strength and nm.
with eight and tNo horses
Tie esy 800 elegant bricks hour
J. IL RESick. Proprietor No. II Broadway, Y y loon ~
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Netp;alprk Daily Gribmtte.
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE

FRIDAY. APRIL 1?, 1867.
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cal M sleou Of purchasers tho trade thr designs
already extensively initiated These goods can Only oe pro
cared hop responsible dealers thrcughOu, the conairy.
Being the intrOducers of the celebrated PLATED
wAxx Co. sbc5e advertised We n""
ba a. entirely stock from which desirable 'eec
liz, c,n te made STARR Marcos.
No p Johnsi
GORHAM PLATED WARE.
n,! assortment Al A. any other house -
HOWARD 60. No, 6l9 Broadway. n T.
An EXCELLENT AETICLE.-MRs. WINSLowS
Roorave excellent article for all diseases Of children 1t
veevr, the pain regulates the stomach aud bowels and by
krag health e comfort, and the mother Daring the
process Of teytug ines,mible vin cole nd gripping
j. toe bowels
BE sur sud call for
"Mns wISsLov's SooruiNc SyErP."
H.yin. IL, siB PEESiNs the outside wrapper
AL oihc base limitations
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KELLY L LEONS MINSTREIS -
THIS EVENING - CINDBRLEON Q5urlesquel TIKI TWO
DOVES
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UNION HAIL
THIS EyENING-BCSYAN TABLEAuX Corner TWeoythri' 81
eteSissy.
IRVING HALL.
ANE,l.,n -snNGS nR SCnrLA AND NJ D. kenneir.
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NETWORK CIRCUS. -.
TatS FyFEING-RL EINO HDDlb-ACko6ATiC AND EVofS
rRfAN IBATS Eew-YOrk Circus Troupe
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BAREt'MS AMERICAN MUSEUM, afro ,r,rvn
IvFNTSG-STRERTS OF NEW lOth--iN " ~ NJ
pE1 scIJOISAND CVRIOSITiBS-NAN AhbVhuhS NVNA41N
TlON OF WILD ANIMALS
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CoLGATE's HONEY TOILET SOAR.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP uch universal demand made o
materials Is yRAGRASrLT SCENTED and efene
ESEUCAL It's action Upon the skin For sale By all Druggists al
A.nrr inrIsn nealera
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NIpIOS GARDEN.
TfiIS RvENING-THE BLACK CROoA-tfeM Fari'enhe ba''
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-04-18
A Negro Champion Spe!ler.

We learn from the Dunn County Wis
consin) News, that there are two or three
negro BOYS in Menominee school who
know thing or two, and and among the
things which they know is the art Of
spelling. Two weeks ago the white
boys were pitted against the blacks in a
spelling match and were beaten sec
ond match was had few days ago, and
here is the News account of it:
Not quite satisfied with the black
boys victory at the spelling school, AS
reported two weeks ago, the vanquished
whites 'sgirded up their loins for anoth
or trial, which came off on Monday even
ing last. And, to make surety doubly
sure, prize spelfer was imported from
Minnesota! Such an array Of ''supe-
ror race against solitary s'nigger"
below fifteen years, was rather porten-
tous, to be sure. But when the form er
victor withdrew from the spoilers stand,
leavin. his younger brother Deed, not
quite twelve years old, to vindicate the
humanity of his race, the idea of David,
with sling and pebbles, was Irresistible.
Every pebble told upon the wasting class
till every proud Saxon was down, and
the inevitable Ethiop stood his ground,
and the curtain fell
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Mrs. Partinoton's Last,

whats the matter, dear ~ said Mrs
Partingron, as Ike threw the morning
paper. that he had been reading, down
upon the floor, and stamped upon it.
They're goin' to stop the importation
of fire-crackcrs, replied Ike, with a
flourish of his stupendous fist.
:'Weli, WE'LL" said Mrs. p. as soothing
in her tone as a poultice, 81 don't see
anything harmonious in that. And you
need not be so pugnaseent about it, eth
er: because it doesn't infect you any
how -teE ea
sid like to know how they're going to
keep Fourth Of j uiy," cried he, wiping
al indignant tear from his eye. didn't
John Quincy Adams tell US to burn all
the tar barrels, and ring the bells, and
fire all the crackers we wanted 20: And
now Mr. Fessenden, only because taey
burnt his city down last Fourth OF JAY,
is going to stop their Importation. wish
was member of Congress
sDon-t, Isaac" the old lady inter
rupting him, don't wish such wicked
thlng as that: remember, you have got
the family virtue to maintain"
She looked up, as she spoke, at the
picture of the corporal of the bloody
eleventh" on the wall q sigh raised the
white kerchief on her breast, at the sight
of that Spartan embodiment Of virtue;
and, giving Ike new three cent piece
that she mistook for a one. she relepsed
into the stew then pending,
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Taxation of Treasury Notes.

decision has recently been given by
Judge Bic!<nell, of the New Albany Cir
cult, on the question of the taxation of
legal tender United States Treasury
notes, which ought to and we trust will
have healthy influence in preventing a
practice of defrauding the State revenue
that has reached proportions large as
to embrace large portion of the capital
Of our tax payers that consists of ready
money.
In the expectation of thereby excitin 9
prejudice against the Union party and
the legislation OF its representatives in
Congress, the Democratic stump orators
ana Democratic newspapers of this State,
as early as 1764, took the ground that
that Congress had exempted all Nationsl
currency issued by authority of the United
States from taxation under the laws Of
the State This naturally led the mon
eyed men of that party to disregard the
State law requiring every tax payer to
include in his list of taxable property
all money on hand or on deposit on the
first day Of January preceding and
millions of dollars have thus escaped
taxation.
1t was in vain that the Auditor of
State issued his instructions to county
assessors that money on hand, whether
IN the form of legal tender notes or other
wise, was subject to taxation, and should
be included in the assess ment of taxable
property. The amount af cash in a mans
pocket was known only to himself, the
assessor must take his sworn statement,
and the Democratic nabob decided, on
the high authority of Hon Mr. Blow
hard, his fayorite political spouter, that
greenbacks were cot money, or if they
were, an abolition Congress had declared
that the State should not tax them. Us
ually stickler for State rights and an
advocate for State supremacy, he readily
conceded the right Of Congress to pro
tect National currency from State taxa
ton, and was so much in favor of the
power that he gladly accepted the ASST
rance of Mr.. Blowhard that it had in fact
been exercised.
This cunning device to make political
capital and at the same time dodge the
tax laws has been overthrow by the de-
cision of Judge Bicknell.
He decides that no notes issued by the
United States as ''lawful money!" are ex-
empt from State and municipal taxation,
except those issued under authority of
March 2, 1868, for the reason that no
others are declared by Congress to be
exempt, and it requires an express stat
ute to protect them from taXation.--Daay
Journal
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Black and White at the South.

There seems, in spite of race, to he |
some very considerable colored orators
at the South The recent public meet
ings in South Carolina have turned up
several of them, and, from the reports OF
their efforts, we should think they were
likely 10 level up very considerably To-
ward the white standard of thought and
delivery. These orators are not, how
ever, al agreed as TO who are their best
friends. For example. at the Columbia
meeting, at which Wade Hampton made
q speech, Berry Nash (colored) said:
We recognize the southern white man
as the true friend Of the black man.
You see upon that banner the words,
United we stand, divided we fall, and
if you could see the seal of the society
which that banner represents, you would
find the white man and the black man
standing with their arms locked together,
type of the friendship anu the union
which we desire.
3 Mr.. Nash thanked God for the right
| to vote, and for the equality now ac-
coded the black man.
At this voice was heard to say, ~ gu
are more than our equals. Nash, in one
sense, because We are disfranchised'
To this Mr.. Nash replied
Yes, sir, and We are not going to let
| the Halls of Congress remain silent until
! you are permitted to vote. tits the men
of your class and ability, who recognized
our wants, and whom we desire to see
invested with the power of doing
good.
| Mr.. Nash, however, seems to be almost
alone in his generous confidence. At a
subsequent colored meeting in Charles
ton, another colored orator made n
! speech, in which he said
| Wo be to that man who would sacri
! flee his race by selling himself to the
! Southern whites. He alluded again to
them. They were eight millions to four
of negroes, and what claim had they
| (the whites) to the friendship of the ne
| gro Look at their (the negros) past
history. What have been the causes of
trouble for a number of years, but sla-
very? Let Alexander H. Stephens, late
| Vice President of the Confederacy, an
swer, when he said The corner stone
of our Government is slavery" This
Is the trouble and cause of that war that
has desoated the land
There is evidently now an effort on
the part of the whites to concliatc the
negroes. This is the happy result of
late Congressional legislation. They
must make their peace with the black
! men or all with them is lost. We hope
they will SO far succeed as to insure har-
mony between the two races.
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Cincinnati Markets.

THuRspAY, April Is. 1867.
FL0U R-The market is firm. We quote
Spring Wheat superfine 1T $40 ESQ 10 so, and
Winter do at sill coa12 % Extras are held
at $l2 259sl2 90 for Spring and Winter and
family at Sl3 5os "a 25. Rye Flour is steady
and firm at 81 so.
WHEAT-The market 10 firm No. Red
Winter is held at 81 70ta2 %. No. 81 SOC
So. and Extra So 9o@2 9a No. Spring
81 65@2 20.
COKN-The market closed firm. Ear $50
soc and SHIELDED Sc.
OATS--The market closed booyant. 70@
73c. for No. l.
RYE-A firm market. 81 6u@1 65 for
No /.
BARLEY-Choice Fall 81 5O@l 60, and
choice Spring l 25@l so.
PROvISiONS-The market was generally
firm for all kinds.
MESS PoRK-$22 Is.
BULK MEATS-Firm at sac. 1014c. and
t11sc.
LARD-l21l@ 12sc.
BUTrER--Market firm. 25@30.
EGGS-19R2O.
CHEESE--Firm at 16ts @17c.
COTTON-The market was quiet, but firm.
mddlins 25c.
WHlSKY--Firm at 26c.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-04-18

siEnifiei BIZ the New Jerusalem. Rev. ri.

tcigHined Or the New Jerusalem, kev- IA q
God Is One in Essence AMI in Person, 10 hom
there distinct ard essential Trinity of Love We
DOM and Power, called m the Word ne Father, Scr
and Holy Spirit and tbs Lord Jesus Christ is this
God, and the only true object OF worship. ~... -,
H-!n erisr TO be saved, man rnust bciierc OF rhs
Lord, aad strive obey His Commandments, lcoAin,
to Him alone for strength aud assistance, and ae-
ksowieieing tia. a.. life AID salyatioaa az froua Him.
HI.-Tae Sacred Scripture or ihe D.sias Mend -
no. only the Revelation Of the Lords VIII and the
history Of his deaing Is with men, bot also contains
the is iaits OF his Wisdom expressed
synbocal or corrsspenienti-ll language, and there
fore, n addition the OF te letter, there is in
the Word naer spiritual sense, which be in
terpreted only By the law Of correspondence between
things natural and things spiritual. sa.r-f
Iv.-Now is the time of Second Coming Of the
Lord foretod IN Matt XIV, and the establishment
of the New Church sguiied By the New Jerusalem IN
Retaliation xxi. and this Second Coming is not visit
bic appearance on earth, but disclosure of Di-
vine Truth and the prouulgatio os true Christian
Doctrine. effected by means Of the Lords servant
Emanuel Swedeuborg, who specially instructed
in this Doctrine and commissioned publish il to
the world.
v.-Man's life in the material body is but the pre-
paraton for eternal hte and when the body dies,
Immediately rises into the spiritual world and after
in an informed dweils for ever il
Heaven or He'll according to the character acquired
during his earthly life.
VI.-The Spiritual World, the eternal home Of 1ner
after death, is remote from this world, but is II
direct connection with it. and are, though uncon
sciously, always in immediate communion with angel:
and spirits.
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Legislative Corruption.

The Madison Courier is sometimes
represented as belonging to the petty,
snarling faction of quasi Republicans
who attempt to stab the party by whole
sale charges against its represen tatives,
but such is not the case. It has dissent
en- from some of its acts, but it adj mis-
tiers the following just and severe rebuke
to the New Albany Commercial, which
took upon itself the task of writing down
one hundred and twenty Republican
members of the Legislature: a7R NE
1.-The Commercial was wrong in bring
ing so general and sweeping q charge of
corruption. Human nature is frail, and
we are charitable enough to attribute
many actions of individual members to
errors of judgment rather than to cor
ruption. Some of these errors were de-
tected by Governor Baker, and If not
remedied were set aside The contest
for the location of the Agricultural Col
lege and House of Refuge induced com
binations which ought never to have been
made. We might cite other similar meas
ureS.
The rings made for the location of
these institutions were defeated The
initial steps to open the doors of the
Treasury for the payment of the anti
quated-we draw it mild-claims for
constructing the Wabash and Erie Canal,
shared the same fate; so too with the
attempts to lease the States prison. The
hue and cry of corruption against the
Legislature have been raised against the
defeated lobbyists, by the men who ioeu-
Larry remarked ia the lobby that it was
easier in the oldea time to buy four or
five than it is to buy ffty-one members
now"
The Courier hits the nail squarely on
the head. The fellows W 40 moath charges
of yenality against the Legislature as
body, are the members Of broken rings,
and lobbyists who vent their malice
against men who could not be used as in
struments to fnrtaer their schemes of
personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Daily Jour
nal -E.,., ~. z-.'@...z =. --.=l+
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REsIG NATIoN-The widow of the lost
mate of the Ohio steamer. General Ly-
tie, which was burned recently relates as
follows:
...There were seven others made wild
ows. One OF these. living in Cinein-
natl, when suddenly told of che death of
her husband, looked up moment in ut
ter despair. and fell dead without strug-
gle. She had no children have five
When my husbands body was brought
to my little desolate home, two weeks
ago. I said in my anguish, to- neiehbor
who had come IN. Il feel as il everything
would go into the grave with him. Ny
little Freddy, nine years old, looked up
and said Mother, YOU must not forget
that We have God STILL He will take
care of US" ..Oa,'', said she, show he
comforted me If it were not for the
hopes which religion brings, do not
think I could live"
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scarce before, il is stated good authority.
In December last there were 904,329 paupers in
England and Wales, to $50 025, Of the period
the previous year.
Senator Yates room at WASH ugton entered
by burglars, Friday last and robbed of five hundred
dollars morey and fine gold watch, together with
some OF the Senator's best clothes.
Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts,. has agreed to
make tour of the South and address the people He
will open the campaign at Richmond in about two
weeks.
The Supreme Court of New York has decided that
gold is a commodity and not currency. A contract
TO pay gold cannot be enforced. Legal tende rs
good for the amount.
The Legislature of Wisconsin shas passed Joint
resolution submitting IN the people amendment to
the Constitution OF that State, permitting women to
vote.
The Gold Hill mine in Lumpkin county, Georgia, is
said to Weld five hundred TO thousand dollars
per day, and only small force employed.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-04-18
A Lesson For Dad.

An old gentleman farmer who had two
or three. very pretty girls, was so very
anxious of his charge that he would not
permit them TO keep the company of
young men. However they adopted the
following expedient to enjoy the compa-
ny of their lovers, without the knowledge
of their father:
After the old man had retired to rest
the girls would hang sheet out of the
window, which was quite distance from
the ground, and the beau would seize
hold of the sheet and with the assistance
OF his lady love, who tugged Justify at
the sheet above, would thus gain en-
trance.
But it so happened, that one evening
the girls hung the sheet rather early, for
the old gentleman, by some ill winl was
blown around the corner, and spying
the sheet, could not conjecture the
meaning of it being there He took
hold and endeavored to pull it down. -
The girls Surprising 1t to. be one Of
their bea1x, began to hoist, and did not
discover their mistake until the head
or the old man was level with. the win
dow when one Of them exclaimed: Ia.
ssOh, Lord its dad - and letting so
their hold, souse came the old man on
the hard stones and gravel below, dislov
eating one OF his shoulders, which con-
vinced him that his effort to make old
maids Of his daughters was not matter
so easily accomplished, and withdrawing
all opp9sitioa to their keeping company,
Ruby. $3.50 -,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-04-18

STATE NORMAL ScHooL.--Prof Hoss
has returned from Terre Haute, where
the Board Of, Trustees Of the State Nor
NAL School met on Thursday, To award
the contracts for the erection of the
school building. The contract for ex
cavation was awarded to Grin Cox & Son,
Of Terre Haute /; for brick work, to L.
w. Niles, OF Terre Haute for carpenter
work, to JAS Hook, of Terrc Haute; for
window frames, TO Cliff & Williams, of
Tcrre Haute; and for the iron work, to
Benton d Son, of Chicago The Board
will proceed with the plan adopted, as
We published some time since, and the
contractors will get up the walls and put
on the roof this season. Ind. Journal
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ON frirn;. Mai. iKrsn..1r,, &C u,sI and

Our frtcnd Maj KISLEr, "cuts and
comes again with an array OF plati-
tudes, TO bolster up his failure to comply
with his pAblie pledge-the si.asss~of
his constituents, and the demands of his
party, on I'll Q Senatorial question, that
no public man, who had not State Con-
stitution ON the brain, to an alarming
extent, would have INDUCED in. We
shall pay our respects TO our State Soma
tor, when we have more leisure than we
now have.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-04-18

Speaking of Julian's speech on last
Saturday. at Greenfield, the Hancock
Democrat, published in that place says !;
..As o whole, the speech was failure,
and the speaker did not increase the
area Of his friends, or the chances OF
his being returned to Congress from the
District as il is now formed He is a
dead cock in the radical pitt and will
stink in the nostrils Of the true friends
OF the country, when reason stall take
the place of passion and prejudice. 20
This is the first lesson in @. VS. eff
forts OF educating" the Hancockonians,
up to the Randolph standard.
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Why Ia S-Uhv;, e

Why Is Ii ?-Why is it that copper
bead papers copy with gusto accounts of
'Miscegenation,' &c, in Northern States,
and point them out as terrible conse-
quences of abolition" doctrines, yet
have never alluded to the terrible system
OF concubinage so general on the South
ern plantations, where the democratic"
spectacle was not nnfrcquent of the own
er Of an estate holding an o~n brother or
SISTER. children of the same father, in
slavery, buying and selling them2 Is
this enmity because the union in the first
case is legally solemnized. Is 1T a re-
commendation to our copperhead friends
that the union in the second case is an
immoral and corrupting one, in defiance
alike OF the laws, of God and of man
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-04-18

In New York city there is a population
OF Roman Catholics numbering As, 900
of these $4,000 are between the ages Of
Is and 80. About half of the entire city
is therefore under the control of the Cath
olic prelates and priests
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-04-18

Candor in some people may be COM
jared 10 those sweetmests in which the
i'd preponderates.
The man Who g promptly and de-
sivelx1Asay make mistake. The man
no aefs'kcsieatingly and doubtingly 10
3&ore likely to.
Mr.. Milburn. the blind preacher. is
,ow abroad and under treatment whereby
e has strong hopes of recovering bis
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-04-18

AARRlED.-At the American House. Centrev.ile
Indiana, on " eonesday evening. April 10TH 1857! BY
Rev. onyer. DIR. LA &. kkLLEY OF Eaton ohio IN
Aiss AesKs .. STRAIN, OF this city.
At the residence OF the brides father on the
9th inst, by the Rev. r. ID. Speedman, Mr.. MARION
CsULL to Miss BkcKIS HUsroN, all of Dublin, Ind.