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New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
PT'~ o'a Special Correspondent

RALEIGH, n. C., April o. 1867.
Another Of the Southern Conservative meetings
$50" being held In various parts Of the South In order to
bd Tor Tho vote OF the newyenfranchlsed citizens was
held IN this city to-day.
The pseards along the streets indicated that te meet
g was called by coored men; but when others OF their
class called for the names those most interested IN the
meeting who themselves the speakcrs refused TO
give them The meeting announced for II O'Clock at
square, ana accordingly at that hour about two
HHhdf-d persons were nbled. Thousands were ex
Pcrd indeed efforts had not been spared To have so
many as 70 produce the belief that the old inhabitants
co control Their votes in the coming campaign The
Sptseis appeared on the ground aud looking al the
iau "uence gathered Ia the Of the capltO they
a praed greatly disappointed Major Gales this city
Ii merry an officer IN the Confederate service the
lie began by saying "My frends-for you hnve been
nR IIlends, thongh now You are my fellow citizens.
T. bless the Lord for that" said man from the panta
HOhs great change has occurred which we cOld not
nave enned Of but which is upon us whether we would
or not When was invited by yOu TO come here and
s~k o us change, and Of your new duties could not
decline iEeYef owned but two slaves and they nurAed
my infancy and did their duty. And now we must live
nef The same laws; the ties that bind are common
Dt itncinbtf that you dependent upon for yOnr
support land You us" cried In the audience
VINO arc your friends, and who your enemesi The
eieny - the wretched demagOgue who comes
Nn1fs Ns ns 70 excite us against each other.
not al North CarOlinansi lRespOnse An
Union men aud Republicans.l Are we not bound 10
erIf Il not what Is good for good for alll Yes
4rhl lOu have asked me for advice on lending aiieS
L1hs NO Nc didHt" aud have come 10 gye II 10 you
ioaie aow fee by the power Of the sword 4" Not your
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TIE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-This Court
opened yesterday before Judge Benedict and proceeded
with the return OF processes against property The dis
tllcry OF Robert T. OEelly Of Richards and Com
mercess was reported as under seizure but on appeal
Of counsel three days was granted 10 file claims aud
swcr lot OF tobacco, found at No. sOt Hg-st con-
ssng Of 10 cases hard tobacco loose tobacco and
500 ID cut tobacco, was condemned for nOnpayment Of
he Revenue Tax
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Tnr INrERNArIONAL REGATrA.

The Boston Post of yesterday says: The project
originating among tho boating men Of Harvard College
form amateur To take part n the International
rowing match. al Paris in June next, has been abnn-
dOncd IL found that the Yale declined to Join
the from the firt that Only mc and half Mas
the distance 10 be IOwCd, and they wished longer dis
tance An attempt then made tO get eight Harvard
men but at % meeting of the Faculty last evening the
peton OF thOse composing the proposed crew fot leave
OF absence was acted and t was decided neNpcdeni
10 Grant the request Sufficient money had been promised
I'm onn 20 meet the expense but OF course the acon
of the Faculty OF the College decides that Harvard VIII
not bc repre- scntcd at the International Regatta
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OBITUARY..
DEATH OF EX-ALDERMAN RYERs

DEATH OF EX-ALDERAAN RYERs
Ex-Ademan Lewis II. Ryers, died on Tuesday
morning his residence No. West Nneteentlst OF
congestion OF the lungs. Mr.. Rycrs has been ndposcd
for over weeks The Board OF Aldermen are 10 meet
to-day take appropriate notice of the death Of Mr. Ry
crs HIS funeral VIII take place on Friday afternoon, at
I O'clock from his late residence.
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THE WHISKY FRAUDs.-The following seizures for
alleged violation OF the Internal Revenue law were re-
ported at the office OF the Commissioners in BROOKLYN
John Ruyernans distllleTy In Forethst, near Second
ave, N. y; the rectifying establishment of Adolpus
BergDann also IN Fortiethst the dstlery Of John Bray
Sixtcenthst, Avenue b. and establishment Of
Il. Sssingcr In FifetlI-st., scventlave.
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clotbing candy confectionery or any goods, wares,
catte or merchandise whatever, on the SaDOsth tha
and after the first day OF May 1867 he oIate
the city ordinances will be strictly enforced against All
violaters AT the last session of the Legislature
mentary law was passed. empowering the ponce VI JET
sey City to make arrests violations in the above cases.
w
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PERsoNAI---SenatOr Fossenden of Maine. aud
Chas o. Rogers OF The Boston JO,0 are at the Filth
ave Hotel Gen. I. ID. Kane, L. :. A. aud the Hon. ".
H. Baruun Connecticut are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
The Hon. W. Window, Minnesota and Julius Moyins, L..
IS. Consul at CObentL, are al the Holman House.
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One way 10 Avoid Troublc.

STYLES Of Rhinebeck y writes: have "ecksiieh ma
chine which dispose u for llont want
sell h,t would he giving 50 much trouble Othe Wsot
Gibbs Machine he without single exception every macpe
sold has given perfect sascton and have sold four times
machines during the past have been sold here
Of all other kinds "-.fdrsrtiScasaL
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LiQUoR SHops AND BUSINESS PLACES IN JERSEY
cry 40 BE CLOSED ON SUSDAr.-Chlet OF roi'oe pi'
Anus has issued an order notifying all persons wl'hh
the limits OF jersey CITY engaged in selling nq'o cisarS
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EorR INCnEs 0F sNOw 4

POUR INCHES SNOW HARRISBURG.
inches of fell this morning
Bedford all points tue line between
here aud Pittsburgh. ~
sOu tod
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LOUISIANA.
~ TELraElPH TO rHr TRIBUNE.

y
NEw-OELEANs. April 24.--The aid TO the Chief Of
Police las been discharged by order OF Gen Sheridan for
alleged discouragng Of negroes registering
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THE WEATHER.

NEw-YoIK. Wednesday. April 2i-rhe following was
the range Of the thermometer in this city today:
7s% Sg s@ On 'G;" i,9%
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
The following rent Of four observations in this city OF the
range according the Smithsonian sandard the d.
rerton the Wind state Of the weather during the past "a
benr,: Weln.-av April m-Ba-ometer, 3OS4 wind north
east m-Bapinete 1851; wind esnOrheasti 3pm-Barome
snd, northeast p m.-BaIomer yoi 'nd east
northeast, Morning sNindy and cold; slight rain lIG
Afternoon thick dIy rR. commenced SD; Eyening-onuy
the coolest 2h Of April for many years
Nrv. YorL Aprl2t, 1897. A. T. l.
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EASE BALL.

sEToN HALL VS. THE IRYfNGrONS.
delegation of the students from Seton Hall Col
lege played the first nine Of the ryngton Club Irving
ton on Tuesday afternoon three innings being played
with the following result:
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Card.-MoURNING GOODS Of ever de.T'ss snA eos.asy
JACKSONS Mourning Sorc ~ ''i D"3"N' "PP'""
Tiffany Co.'S Prices vev Reasonable
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5perial Nollres.
Tho UnieR

PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
Chartered By Congress- saA hUas aFe G,ernm'as Dfe""
pointed by the President fthe Ua,eI state. oIer ,aer
FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY-YEAR BONDS.
BEARING SIX PBR CENT INTEREST.
PAYABLE sENEANsUALbr IN GOLD
CONTiyBSrAL NATIONAL BANK.
NO sAssAgsr.
,nl Ms,srs CLARK DODGE Co..
BANKERS. NO 81 wALLsE.
adj JOHN j. CISCO & SON.
BANKERS M. 33 WHILST
Tn the City Of Ssw.TOrk
.STSETY PER CENT Of their par vslle Accrued Taess
These Bond. arc secured by &s RAIL
ROAD AND EQUIPMENT or SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
PER MILE much less than Ouehs tao Of the eo.t THRBs
HUNDRED AND FIVE MTLEs have been completed ia ue ~'s
substantial and b equppsi wa 'oa stock som'''e'
shops engine sni station boas bali m'S
ofbick. and have been
APPROVED AND ACCEPTED BIZ rnE GOVERNMENT
,aer an examination report b. coOnsaOa'' ni
is noS in successful operation.
Tie Company hand ties aHi al Other sa1eri .Scisos
complete Rocky Mooansa dsace from on'h'
SIT mesby September the tne pledged for ts sOmPe''
BY the contractor TWELVE THOUSAND FiyE HUNDRED te1
ACRES OF PER MILE granted Tie Company bJ b'
addition to the slbsiy OF SIXTEEN THOUSAND Doi
LARS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS FoS RACH MILE or ROAD
AS COMPLETED The Chicago EorawesSa Rsitoad.
completed connects with oai iaE loas large bus
in passengers and freight
The Chicago Rock Island Vscs the Ctss Darlington. 'ns
Quincy Hannibal and Ios-p R,ea Companies etts
extend connecting Omiha tg e uer' - thai
four Trunk Railroads all gr,ity coa'buie t. -,
business Of this Road Pasc being Constructed |A
great energy from Cahas Great National Railroad
the Continent in 1870 sn AZ te bens both Ps'Fs"f 'Hf
freight it cat possible accommodate The Interest these Bonds bns
payable gold srs per mile there ea - n' question
as to their safety Conpapy heo, Recommending
them public being made s the h''a'i
Bank, generally throughout coaB, TIE Accommodation cf IA
yesors in these Booa Hon e. D. @oaGAS sai tie H's
oAKES AMES. Trasees J0ilN J. CISCO lr-.sa.',- l-
"sight->eeisz."
Tie Rev HYATT SMITH viii doer lis "iehaoA tec'nTs ~
Ssht Seeing from HewYork to jeass The Cooper ia'i1s
on THURSDAY EVENING. April p a. ocl'c, Doors open I"
/, O'clock Admission 80 cents
Tickets for sale at
Anson D. F. Raudophs BroIdriy; Shepn Co. No s
BroadWav u. BensOn ~ EsslH-, George v" Bses No
l69 FaltOn-st and at the Door On nish q L.'tlre
American Institute.-The Polytechnic brlsch VIII meet Tlis
(TlnrsiayD EVENING at Room No - topper oI,hihg DP
Discoveries and Inventions TIE Revolving bectoPhot, ~
Io gh experiments ~ Dr. NaD''rH Fir Pee'tol 81 sA
Boilers by Electricity, by Prot ''HieFFet' 4s ls ~ s ;y
WAR REiD. Secret'rr
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COLLrGIANs.

The Irving0ns have challenged the Stars Of Brooklyn
10 ahOmcand home match, the first 10 come off the
25tl OF Nav.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
REPUBLICAN MEETING IN EALEIG

REPUBLICAN MEETING IN RALEIGH.
~ rstSsNlrA TRIBUNE
RALEIGH, y. c., April 24-There was large Re
publican meeting held in this city last night There
2W9 or 900 eolored people present and addresses
1aut hy exGov Holden, Mr. Conway OF New York, Mr..
Raleigh
'"NShiNA NAIiVE MEETING WITH THE COLoRED PEOPLE
-IHE GOVERNOR AND HIS FRIENDS WANT TO BIZ
HiAED-No COLORED MAN FOR PRESIDENT or THE
MEETING-IT FINALLY BECOMES GRAND RADICAL
MEETING
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CONFECTIONERY.

NORMAN Il AEIis, Manufacturers of vermi.
Y cslli Mscaroni, Extract of Coffee, ConIec.
'ienery, Spices and Chocolate, 123 Did Levee
street. nov22-iy
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FOUNDRIES.

EEDp FOUNDRY. Corner Of Delord and Fou.
IL cher streets. Mauufactnrs btean Engines,
hoiers, Sugar Mills, saw Mills, Cotton Presses,
Newsii scrsas. and Gil kinds Of Plantation and
steamboat works povz2-!y
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HOTELS.

CiTY HOTEL, Corner Camp and Common SITS
~ X. =. Morse, Proprietor, New Orleans, La.
dsc22-ly
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PIANOS AND Music.

+ OUTS 9kUNEWALD, d usic, Importer of MI
- steal Instruments, Pleysl Piano steinwsy
sons Chickering's and Gabler's, 129 Cana
street. octl3-ly
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FRONT 'FRONT.'

I UsT RECEIVED, per steamer swallow, direct
y from the Rolling Mill, 10000 pounds of Iron
OF all sizes, Including 8, o, 10 and IL inch Plough
Slab and Hoop Iron all Of which will be sod al
retail at the lowest market price
apr28 FRED. ID. TUNNhRD.
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PIANOS AND MUSIC.

IORN 4 BKEMER, 9s Camp street, constantly
II on hand frstclass Pianos, Pieysl's, Martins
and ouvrier's, the celebrated Cycod, 30 o20-ly
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BUILDERS, HARD WARE.

A FULL stock on hand, and to arrive direct
IN from thu manufactures at the Gazette and
Comet Office building, Third street.
decla JAMES MoVAY.
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WHOLESALE DRUGGIST.

e p. DUooNaE, Importer and Dealer in
l. French, Anne lean English Drugs, Chemi-
eals. Periumery, Patent Medicines, suraica, In
struments, Trusses. Bru, hes and Drugg ss' sun
drie', No. 80 Chartrss street. Established In
1929. ogt2U-y
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MARBLE WORKS.

CTRoUD'S MARBLE Okks, esta blished 1880,
~ l64 st Charles street, Monuments, Tombs,
Head Stones, Mantle Pieces. Crates, State, Soap.
Stone, etc. octI3-ly
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DRY AND GREEN HIDES.

WILL give tn highest market price for Dry
l. Green and Ssitsd Hides deliver ed 1T my store
No. 70 Lafayette sheet When you kin caves
and beeve>, rememb that M Ia the 70 d
to weaith-save tho Hides aud bring them TO me
and got green and red backs for them.
l.. KONDERT,
dec6 No. rs Lafayette street.
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RIFLES.

uENRY's 16 Shot Rife; calibre, 22-loO. Yves
IL sons Breech Loading Rife calibre, 22-oo
kentucky Muzze, do. do, 3l-100. Just 70
ceiv.d at
dacls BEALs BOOK ! VARIETY STORE.
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
T EON PIERRE q 90, Importers and Dealers
- In Leather and Shoe Findings, No. Go Char.
tres street. noyI0-iy
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SEWING MACHINES.

S0UTHERS FAMILY SAVING MACHINES
~ Noiseless Machine Of Wilcox 4 Gibbs, will
sew, hem, fell, braid, t ok, gather, quilt, cord
and embroider with satisfacti Agents wanted
At No. st. Char es street. Box 356. octl8-ly
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The XsMg or PAIN.
WHO HAS NOT HEARD or THE GREAT
Internal and External Remedy |?

THE KING or PAIN operates on Cbeaicsl ar d
Electric Y, ineipes AID IL therefore applicable
for the cure OF ali Organic DeranA enlent arising
FROM an improper circuits ton.
As coon as u 10 applied u almost miracuiousiy
Kills pam. TkY n
IL eutes kHEuMATisM,
TUUTHACHE, HEADACHE,
NkUHaLalh, PALPITaTIoN,
GUILDS, sURE THROAT, COLIC,
CRAMPS. spAsMe. DlAkhHRA,
COUGHS, FEVER AND AaUE,
And many other diseases, as thousands can tea
thy. Wbslesae oihce 202 Canal street, corner
OF Aampart, New Or cans.
EE Druggists supplied on reasonable TERMS
Uae OF the proprietots OF this treat Rem. ty,
DR.. aiLDEA, Will visit Baton Rouge and prescribe
for iLvads.
Address DIS. COOPER GILDEA,
spr7.ly Box 341, Nsw Orleans, La.
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BUILDEAs, TAKE NOTICE!

r HAVE In store 100 barrels RICHARDS Otpe
l. Lime, Cement, Plaster Of Paris aud Hair In
quantities TO suit purchasers
octI6 JAMES MGVAY.
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BUGGIEs! CARRIAGES!

rTNHE SUBsCRiBER would call at. .T-W IL
i tention to the Buggies and Car. N.Y.
riagss manufactured NJ hi, establishment as fully
equal in finish and work ,nship 20 any 10 the
country lie Is also recoivinr a small assortment
OF Bugg es aud Carriage, from the North, which
will b" sold Rt New Orleans prices.
novi3 FRED u TDNNAHD
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WHIsKYl WHIsKYil

TUsT received, 10 barrels celebrated Nonpareil
- brand, Tor sale lower than any other house
this side OF 1t. Louis, by
nova A. JACKSON
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HARDWARE, Betting, 40.

r p. BAQUIE, % Magazine street, Hardware
y . Paints, OIL. Rope, Twins. Agent for O. Il
ki,schbaum's Cutlery, Solingen. d.c6-ly
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HARDWARE. BETTING. ETC.

DO TICK YMoUk, IS Fulton street,
ID Whole ale Dealers in Metals. Hardware,
chip Chand cry, steamboat and Railroad suppliss.
AGENTS, for New York Boiling and Packing.
nov1k-iv
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SHOT GUNS.

noUBLE and Single bsrrsled shot guns--a
H. superior article. for sale low at
docl8 JAMES McvAY'S.
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IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Every Description of American aud
English Light mud Heavy CAM
vas. french and English
Huntings, &c, sc.
Pays strict attention 10 making Ia a superior
manner, all sorts OF Fancy Boat n Yacht
Sails; also, every dssc' iption of Wood
aud From Frame Awnings, for
stores, Galleries, Offices, steam.
boats, &C., vt moderate prices
Every description Of Camp furniture, such
as Portable Camp Cots, Chairs,
stools, TO-, always on hand In
any quantity. also every
description of
American. Foreign ard Fancy Flags,
Steamboats, and ships burgess, Jack
Pehnants, de-, &c, on hand and made
to order. Fall kop y. sIings,
etc, furnished H. u moments
notice Blocks Of every
description strapped.
TRUNKS NEATLY REPAIRED.
b. Particular attention paid 10 getting up
IN superior style and finish, ! sorts Of Plain Or
Fancy Lmbr idered silk Flags or Bnn-
ners for Military or Utker Companies. and also,
to the Manufacturing OF tlfcas Tents, having
bad much experience in that line
All articles vi Canvas will bs warranted proof
against rot or miide~. sept5
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Chronic Diarrtsen, Diarrhsa,
DYFPEPBIA, and sll forms OF Bowel Complaints
ot children and Adults
The b st preparation extant for CHILDREN
TEkTlilhd Mothers sbodid pive IT a trial
sure rsrnedy for hiDhEY UUalPtA MIS-, no
IN tier Of now long standing.
An ibfalIible cure Tor vi, DELICATE DISORDERS
peculiar 70 femsl+s.
Purely Vegetdbis- contains ne opium. Indis-
per,sabte IN epery Jumay.
Price 80 ce"'s per Bottle.
DE-. u. X. KNIGHTS, Proprietor,
MELRasE MAss.
Bold by all Druggists In Baton Rouge.
BARNES, WAhD Co, n.w o.,a.
}. b. MAUNsELL 4 90, We" 0fieahs'
aug13-6m
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MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, Sc.
xKT DAUPHiN Il CO.. SO Customhouse street.
w Mill merry, Straw Goods, Trimu ed Hats
an Il Bonbeta pov1-ly
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Groceries, Sc.
COOKING STOVES

DsHTIEs who desire 10 inv Al In n good Cook.
/ ing stove-one that will give entire sssisfac'
slon--esn now by such 40 lens than New Orleans
prices II julius @ BoGEb,
navl7 Mo. 7. Nain street.
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POCkET KNIVES.

A FRESH supply Just received al
"A nova HEALS BOOK & VARIETY sTOR
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JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS
FANCY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS

u PIFFE'r, LIT Canal street., Toys, Perfumery
Ds Combs, trustees, buttons, Taps, Needles
eias. Cutlery, Plated Ware, Dress Trimmings
HpnDsts. etc. nov10-Iy
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Who'll sALEs FISH MERCHANTS
Cd. MoogYs4 Dos a TshoupitouIas street.
1s@$peckE atteHsiok given to selling Macksrel,
coaisn l4erring, butter, Cheese and Lard.
r.OyiS.jy;
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COM. MEass. Il COTTON FACTORS.
XNARE deERGTfER, "a. II. Ware. James T
w Wares 0sneral Com mission Merchants ant
cotton FACTORS, Psrtica1n ~ IGNITION laid To sell
ing Nonl. No f33 Ora sieT Street. octl3-iy
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JOHNSON,S LOGIC.

If We would see the extreme rashness
and folly of the Presidents partisan decla
rations, wherein he speaks OF Congress as
an incompetent body, because certain States
are not represented in it, we have only to
carry them ont to their logical sequence.
If this reasoning is corrsct, then Con
CTess fell into that condition the moment
the eleven rebel States tore themselves
away from the Union and recalled their rep
resentatives and We have had no Congress
since. Then the whole national debt Is in
valid, and the national securities worthless.
Then every enactment of Congress since
1861 Is as null and void as are the ordinan
ces Of secession. Then the second election
of Mr. LINCOLN was no election at all. An
DREW JOHNSON never was Vice President
OF the United States and consequently is
not now the President The logic when
carried ont, cannot stop short of this If
the secession Of the rebels worked such dis
asters as these, it was more successful than
any OF Us supposed It was.
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A Beautiful Black Team.

The following in regard to a very fine
team Of horses, appears in the SPIRIT o.
the Times:
Central Park and Harlem Lane have
been pleasantly startled several times with
in the last fortnight, by the appearance of
quite a novelty in the shape of very beau
tIful team Of six black horses, rugged in
tandem fashion. They were driven by
their owner, Mr.. A. II. Bellows, of WaIpole,
Conn, who handled them with great skill; A;
and as they dashed along at fine rate of
speed, the equipage certainly out-styled
anything which We have vet seen in the
Park. Mr.. Bellows commenced manipu
lating this team by first driving two OF
them in this fashion, then four and then
six. He has still two more hatlsome and
stylish black horses which will match We'll
with the Others, and we believe it is his
intention to hitch them in with the six, aud
show Us a tandem of eight some time dur
inc the week. This will be a plucky per
formance, and those eight Jet blacks, with
their long names and tails, guided BY their
delicate white lines, and dashing along at
half speed, will be a fine sight to see. By
the BY, Mr.. Bellows drove the six we speak
of as a six-in-hand over the Fashion Course
one day last week, making two half-mies
in :3l-I :33."
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hold has turned against me!' and she told
him all that she had seen.
The Rev. Peter made big eyes at her,
and broke the truth gently.
my dear madam. do you know that old
Jonathan foods and your faithful Deborah
intend to unite their fortunes in the bonds
Of holy wedIock next Sabbath ?"
"Oh, what DO l heary"
The truth, madam. Can you hear
more 2"
Il hope So"
@Then it is time that you should be in
formed that Miss Bella Bloom and Mr.
George Lovcboy have been engaged q year
They have coresponied regularly. 1t was
to see her he cllmed the garden wall and
met with this accident. Don't give away,
my dear madam-dou't"
You are very kind" said Miss Preciosa,
"but its awful. What would you advise
me to DO ?''
81 should say, allow Toods and Deborah
to marry next Sunday"
"Yer, sir"
@And Charity and Zaddock on the day
they have fixed And | should sanction
the betrothaI Of your niece and Mr.. Love
boy, and allow me to unite them at some
appointed day before the alter"
My own niece" said Miss Preciosa.
Oh, my own niece"
DO you 50 seriously object to weddings"
asked the pastor.
"No-no," said Preciosa. dts that aw-
counting | dislike"
Il agree with you," said the pastor. I
have resolved that when l marry I will
come to the point at once. Miss Preciosa,
the parsonage needs a mistress. | know OF
10 lady l admire and esteem as I do YOU.
VIII you make me happy VIII you be
my wife r
Preciosa said nothing. Her cheeks burn
ed; her lips dropped. He came a little
closer. He made bigger eyes at her tlaQ
ever. At last his lips approached and
touched her cheek, and she said nothing.
In such a case, speech Is silver, but 81
ience is gold"
Deborah was married Sunday, it being
her fortieth birthday. Charity on Tuesday,
Miss Bloom gave her hand to George Love.
boy in month, and on the same dav a
brother clergyman united Prsciosa and DR.,
Peter Green.
Andsthe nunnary was broken up forever