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The national Republican., 1867-04-27
NoTrcns OF rATbNrs.
IMPAIRMENT o. THE INTERIOR,
- 3li'r, csr,s :s.sss r.f.s 9ss,ySs

= ~ lthrNtN WAnfrarUn, Apff D, 1857.
~ o. he psiitios Of sinsn Eidsr stninistrster
n No ssf.is Y Johs A Elss4 Asssessa q fvrsiasd
hsins prsyinr FOR the sxtaasien u petsnt franteA
70 he ssid Jokn A Hldsr ths z1A day q Jnly, iaps
fof An nfuprpysntnti In cufyink NE Bastf " hooks,
f,f ssvsh rskn frvna The sxffntioh Of ssid patent
ahirh t.krs pl.ss on the aeiA tsy q Juy, 1897 N
II y ertsrsi th,l he ala p-tipu " heafd q NE
rsAsst o4v % honpkr. ne ~ day u yaly nsxs
~ tfpseltfk . and ~ pstsqh. Ars noiiaed Y ap-
yssF I'D shsw siuss, ~ thsy havs. Why tAit Pc
huss eurkf nsf 70 be granted, n uofiE .Hrl ~
Repcss sprssihs The szts.1lsn srs srsqnirsd tshls
d. Ne fstsst odss hsir phjsctisss, spe,isliy sst
f.,h y tiisi.s .iis..t t.s..ty dsy. bsior. y. ay
ofhs<rns All Testimony nise hy eithsr part, W ~
used a tks rzid hsarisg, must Be- htep and Trans.
mittst n sssosdshss win the rule. 81 the once,
vhish NH ~ furnishsd On spplie.iiesl ~ nj
ssY Jn.sI y fl.d a The snse t,essF dsy, s.ts.s
TIE dky of hsAnng. the sfgumsnts, " any, within
Ten tA5s snSr ffng the testfnony lnt-.-l+
ortsrsA, ans, that this neties be pubf<hsd IN The
Rnrun1aaS. ani the Fnfsihpsneer, washisetsn, D..
p. ls.s4a ne Prss', Perti,sa. sslns, one. week
for hrse susesssys weeks; the ftst Of said publica
s.; '.'' sixty days F'yisTTas 4 ss AZ 4
bra ffrtl 0u Com missionsr Of Patents d
gyR s,--nai,st. Of he ssoys g.s.r. vii pl.sss
sopy, ssA seaA thsir bllls 10 hs Patent oee with
paper eontsinisg this notice. ap71-w3w ID
The national Republican., 1867-04-27
or THE INTERIOR,
H. rlIt-rs a7aUsIrrp srArrs PlrE,f o,sior,

Id .J sH.-L ..I WAhhhotoh, April D, ibpl. %
On the petition of Isaac Brown, Of ceeil.on. Mary.
lana, prayins for the .Itsnsion q psisnt granted
nsnt in node Of Driving saws, for years from
.ss s5pysllsn q ,.ld gs.sha which takes place on
Il i ofdsfsS al ~ al ys,Illea ). heard at d.
al II o'eoef n.F ass an pslssns ars nesis.d,c %.
pear and shoN oauss, n ahy thsy have, why said
petition oykht MOTTO be graded n f.n.I trs-F
Psrsess spSessg .hs sHtsn.ion ars required 70 Ale
In the Patait 0nes thsit objsctons, spscialiy sbt
forth 10 writing, at least fvey days before the day
Of hssrisgi an tsstmony nied By either party 10 be
used at ths said hsariug, must bs taken aud trans
which viii be furnished on application. ..ft.4t'
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon ~ testi.
mpny, must be nlsd In the once ttoeniv days before
the day Of hesring the afguments, n any, within
ten days after nlinE ths tsstiinopy. mild lrFa
Ordered, also, thai this notes DO pnblished Ia the
REPuBLioAs and The fRt,ll lt0sncer, wAshing gton, D.
O., and in thp A1lsrtcan, Baltimore, ma, onss a
wssh fof thrsb suscs.sivs weeks; the frst Of said
gnblis.tieas p b .. lsass srty day. ErssiSss to
the day ofhs1riags olig9 10 THkAKER, sr
ps-sdlsr, q tss s,,. .sSy; y q PspsI. SI! p:s.s
paper eontaining this notice. p 1olh' apis.w3w
The national Republican., 1867-04-27
TNEPXRTMENT o. THE INTERIOR,
~ W. - us,Irn sfAfn rAIss5 c,yISs.

y WAhMiH9tNns AIItt. iuuF,
On the pstfisn Of Enoch mdden, % Hsw Terk, n.
u, prsyfne for the srtsnscn of patent grantsA 10
hin the aist day Of Jane, 1883, rslssusd Sept. q
1854 spd arl,a fsissusd March Is. 1884, for an In.
pfovesaf n ads Llshts for ships, for seyen years
hon ~ spifAaon 81 ,sid patent Which sAkss place
~ ersssd,thst the said pstltion - heard a. The
Patent Ones On MONDAY. the iTth dsy q Jsns
next, d u O'Clock. nj and Al per.cns are hotihsd
10 sppssr and show cause, II any they have, why
said pstitlen ought not to be grsntsd. w ~
Psfsons gpposing ths extension are required 10
fis 10 ths fiispt ohos their objections, specially
set for In writing, al least fsspfv days befsrs the
day Of hsarnr all testimony hlsd by either parry,
70 be used at the said hearing, must be taksn and
tfxastsd fn ascordancs with the rales % the once
vkish yilibs furaishsd on application Lsll
opspesioss and other pspers, relied upon a. estir
nssy, Pas. ilsd q Ne etss t,espiy days before
Ia daJt sftsf hiing The tsstfmony. .e-f VI
Osdsssd, 1se, tAat thh noties be published In the
Rhrunnacir ana the Infslitosnesr, WAshington. D.
p, ,srt u ItAs Tirss, New York, n. T. ones week
for nrss successive weeks. the frst ofaad puhlea.
Last '1 d''' sE'S''Si g. SHsisss' 4 x ny q
I15 4 n o. tla5sius conmissioasr o. faissis.
,lR.dss-.Eai,crs q N, ,sse.s papers VII pls.ss
. paper sontaining this noties. spl9.lavew
The national Republican., 1867-04-27

The SHoRr DRKss.-The New York
Times says that the introduction of the
short dress is attended with. considerable
embarrassment Ladies fear ridicule, and
imagine that Il will have but a brief run,
even If it should come into general use.
The short dress is not SO very short as to
offend the taste or the scruples Of the most
fastidious. il simply dispenses with super
Auous length, thereby enabling women to
make some other use Of their banda than
holding her dress out Of the dirt and mud.
1t subserves cleanliness, for the most dis.
gusting Of all sights Is that e I long dress
after walk upon. muddy streets, 1t re-
moves the, extra weight from the waist,
which has heretofore been 90 destructive to
female health. 4 In short, with the thick
soled boots that are coming into vogue,
the short dress is sensible in any point Of
view. -.-
The national Republican., 1867-04-27
1S2 2ssssssss ssS1sES ssS4A aggss 9s5


.ih4 AlA |IIIl ~ ~ iltA.
On a.d afssr MARCH n lss7, sfa'as Win run %
wsssiss,s.. ,..H. 9 IN. B.itinsr... n lap p N.
THs iiih diiiiif 2 bRSSSsts-ralcK Z ii iRouft y L oi
win ELBoIHT sCzHEkY, Psiaes ttats room, day
and night Cars, with nsasfn inprovsmsat., and
,syins frsu fepi V Twelve hours In time OYER any
.thsT rsui.t Tye hsadrsd miles saved 70 W''ssrn
fWo Va SiS paiLY Trains 70 rHS wEsr. ,r rr
1E lG n TWO DAILY TRAINS 70 TIE NORTH.
through tron Baitinoss 70 RooHEsrKR AID
Passengers By this route from Baltimore have he
ssss,i.s:' q .ss H,s,ss al sA.nss' 10 UNION pE'
Tisiss by this roats can b. procured d ths ones,
corner Of Sixth stEsst and, PsnnEy lvania assnus,
uAd.rHaionAi HeIsl, here reliable infos nsoA win
as.sss.i. proesrins @ ust.,. 4. nj. Os.. s.s q,
cure aseonmodAiions IN nssping c.r for Kimifk or
nasburrh W. j. ARs0tD, rskst kssst, 10
s'sui.il' Corner Sixth d. and rssn-.a assnss. 90
ID, s YOUNG, d.a.r.i r....ss:s 1s..i, :"
dss-iy ''' "sTsss 1, Baltimore, Ma ID,
pAITIMoRE AND OHIO RAIL
DE- snl - 90 l1s ROAD. '.l .hA 'n.t1 .".i
wAsnnssor, Jan. Q, issI--sosh.
Trains bsisssa WARRINGTON ana RALIi AoRK,
"a !. ,., MAsHisdros AND The WET are nov ~.
FOR BALTIMORE ...r ~, 81"
Lssys daily, sxsspt sanday, 81 100, Ts. s.d H. 10
q n. and 400, 30, and 500 ,. N. "A ~, -.1.-
grfi-- 1.-s FOR AL WAT sxATIoHk sflf 10 ,a5
Lssrs daily. szssps Sunday. al. 90 . =. and 4 %
aha . Pi n-yEBH HnI Gs3'1rlhI sls 's !CE a.rb 2
ZOE WAT srArIons SOUTH or ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION. nn1.lfgTra 4
Lsav, q q 10 Aak . n ana d 4 90 and t.s6 D.
n. daily. sxespt ssadsy.if m 9lisfa. If ..tHaIri
5HHa not, su ZOE AnHLpoLIsI 1'D9rrar l,ol
Leave ct 100 and and b % p.ng He trails 70 or
IRON Aasspeih o. Sunday. 800 h7'u 10 90.
n-i aa.''1. on SUNDAY, az a., .a &C. ., .,.-
FOR BkLrInoRK 4, ,-.r .
L.--- - v a. snA ~ and q, M N
FOB WAY STATIONS. ... ..,r..
Leave ct T45 q m. and 4 % and Q ,. n
roR ALL PARrs OF THK wKsr.
Lsavs daily, except suaaay, aiIAss, =. Aad 400
On Sunday, d % ;. n. saiy, sonassiinr d R.isy
Station viii trains from Baihncs 10 Wheeling, PaT
Tiroash ast.,. to the west ga, !. Asa Al u.
washington Station Ticket onss Al All hsars In he
Tor Esv rotl, Phil.s.lPhi., .sd Bssion. ne ID;
vsrsissmsbt Of Through Lac. |" a6L.-l5' .
,o...g ,,--. ',' r.. x..i.r a rTsssssasi!ss,r
4rs md &c.,. % oil os..r.ir L r,.i.' e1. ar..t 10
a.-n GEO. O. Koonrk, Assat sE'
lA7-u ..., Washfn Gton.
iIl o. .. .ra .... .aai IL Wilkins, l1r
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The national Republican., 1867-04-27
1867 5'seRASpii i''; 1867
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"a "s.t Do % " ExoGRsIos 1'.2' '.f. ...5 .,s,
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,1.Irn .rtu.4f.He gHa. Jat b. iE.HatH gu 7aI.
Ha.,. TO TIE PARIS EXPOSITION! a', .,l,, t'
.m. u.1 .5r5il1n al. 8. rHm .'.H1 aI
..-f "a 4.l.uf9U rai dH
,rI. .uJ Jgl.H su.H rrug0. rI .rN
U5gg..Gau,a rI '1iau OF r1gFU o. .anHl,


Thsnsw and hrst. .osss ocean going Iron s,sanship
n.i' a. 4g.I ..i. .as bfG .rE# Huaa "u tn tFr
I uJlfH-pHr ..H gEIUg bIa Enar- To- i1Eu1Ef
rp.r.s. HAyAEA, uaw .r b.. a
. n. r4aH 'r..I .iIi Do Fr". Oh H.n % d.
! L-ufLl Ala uu vg.uliIl Il. ~ WHN ... .. lHH.
400 ton, buIthen, Blephsa Whitman, Commander,
will mako an KxC1RsfoN nom Nav York 70 Havre
Asd back sAilisg from fisr Ma %, HOfth River, On
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL ". ATS O'CLOCK, NJ, d
TskiAs ipAss'Dssn for Paris, London, ana Bremen.
RsturninEiPill sail from HavTs On Juns 8, giving
Rsis.aSsr hqldins szfur,oh tickets AbOu. six weeks
y VT DHsu7iii 13F.p II5.1 aGI 1Hr.7f Hi g5rai
Thls nAsniAssni steamship ID divided intO vstsr.
hght ssmp4Ftmsnts, and has bseh newly farnibhsd
ana slasAnsiy nttsd up stprsualy for this voyage.
TA' Havana VIII 0Aly carry assi'SlAss PsSssaSsra
Al stPsh'ns'd 'urE'OH % beard, ',.."r1.o a.
Afsli bIhd Of music yin p A'iieAsd 70 The chip.
Price q y.sssss ID Currency 10 Hsvfe. SiSo ana
tl7b, eenAing 70 siIs of stated To HuvIe aud
fsiuin, ss'o and ss aSoOTIiDg 10 GIs Of salS room
70, farther particular. and passage spyly to III.
I MURRAY, RBRRfs d co. =, 10
~. ...- No % South street, Now York. I"
Or 10 Mac. 7. BARRY, Agent Mssohsitsf Unioa kr-
! Waahhssoh, DC, apio
The national Republican., 1867-04-27
Aatiou,lal 3gs,pIrablieau.
ora Newsp.pefs.5 I

The westminster Gasetfe says: ..,i,ss., a,, -.
The origin and progress Of newspapers
In England 10 curious studyt nanes snoh
as the O,oI and the RaH Mad, which, q Tow
wears ago, sounded 10 qtisintly, and Yea DO
charminRiy in our carr, are old names
which were familiar 70 The Lohdhn world
Of l642, illustrating again the truth or the
old adage that "there n nothing new under
the sum- With the hrst year OF the long
Parliament commences Tho era OF English
newspapers. The oldest RnglishD nswsl
paper that has been discovered, isa quarto
pamphlet Of few leayes entitled .The
Diurnal Occurrences, or Daily Proceedings
Of Both Houses, in this great and happy
Parliament, from the ID November, l6le,
to- the Sd November, l64l. iSLondon
Printed for William Cooke, and arc 10 be
sold 50 a at his shop, At Fur1ivsls Inn Gste. ip
More than one hundred nswspapsrs.vith
different titles, appear 10 have been pub
lished between l641 and the death u the
King, and upward Of eighty others between
that event and the Restoration. These
various newspapers were Of FIRST published
only once aweek, but the appetite for news
increhsnB Win Whit ~ teu on, Chifcu VtneI
papers into existence. which Appeared twice
or three, times, weak aSuch papers
were," as Chalmers tells us, d''7As French
InteLligenoer,, the Dutch Spy, The irish
Mercury, TIE Scots DoOe, The Fdrliame,,i
KITE, and The Secret Otpi >" Mereuriots
Acherontiets brought them hebdomsdal
news from hell; Mercuyfus Democrin,
communicated wonderful news- from the
world in the moon. 10 ,isold ,.jHob "a yiiIrds
We do not know whether the Seoret
Otof OF 164l was wiser or more witty than
his present desceedant. on whom rests, Ut
least the honors Of no upstaft name.
Finer plumage does not needs make the
better bird. In that day, before the Sc
cret OtOl, which may have been a grave
bird, there was Laughing Mercury from
the antipodes, and Mereutip Nastire,
who, we are told, faithfully lashed all
Scouts, MeTenries, Posts. Spies, and other
Intelligenoers. Sunday newspapers first
made their appearance about l7s0. i We
do not care TO hear the names Of the news
papers now published in London, but we
should be curious TO know their number.
and how far in proportion to the popala-
tion they exceed innumber the newspa
Of two hundred years ago. IA 20 -. /,
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nj UGH LINE BETWEEN
i wAsEIroros, PHri,ADsrrHrA, AID sxw


d2ry wlnpsros, J.a a lss1--aoea-
frsfss sstwsss wsshinstos s.a rst Tori arssev
f.a q sllsss y,r; - -. w,
Lsavs tsily tszsspt ssndaJ) q Tts = m and
Sof NV foRx, ,Asas,,s 5ssss 4 rAi:,ssiphis,
4. Issys dsHy lsrssyt sssSsyi q MD .. n. 'ah'
FOR fHILkpkkfnIA, lW yhIIsr1a
.al so sassosSS SSsI .r,s.,,' 'l'r s1srr :ad
= I:.s; :.;,. " nv reFi ~ rS'i-s'l'si' I" to'
sisspiss cars fot Ssw .rssf On sU .. N. .r.ia
aeAn sln st.. ,..a tl,t,. y - L--.
", ~ .sss sis. Ssiiss sss. I. N hsssi 4
y. s.sIa:t. ..s oAi. ..lss.a sss..,..s,..
s' "p'ls '-a'''' -, s..ls q if1.s.psrt.a:.. 4
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n Z H.gN t14 .loIo. q EooHfx, Z
ru S,odr F5Itrl rIJL sml Asesl. wsshinstsa .
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TN. :. I',,.ssaIIII WASHINGTON S!iI!s y .,HoMG0. q

THE WASHINGTON i'HoMRo.
~" m PArHfc DIsrKssARY. ~ ',-S
This sh.silsbi. i,.t,,utio, :. .r..a..,s,.o...
si viii open o. noHD1Y os.oSss y sssssS :. = sAi.
sH' between Twelfth and Tiirissnth. ''-'''N N'''e~
- asgl--l GUARDIANS. ssTJ ,oaI ,lfyaH
hkNRf d. COOKE, ESQ ,llN THrI .g.syiaegE
CHARLES KHAP, ESQ.,, uiit7apl anfaI d
JOSEPH H. BRADLRY, Eset a'aElatD d
i'ia WY. 8. Hunriso7oN, ESQ. i6aEsarsq o
GEORGE T. BAKER, ESQ. .yIR.ag'a7
HON. MONTGOMERY Rlsin 3lI044us =
u. JOHN o. cLARKB rrsA.up,,
TVS. VERDI. N, D., sassstary. Z 'l'7--fi
Al this worthy Institution the poo, n.o,,. ,'s.,e
s,y VII receive nsaisal attsadinss anS m,SisSS
.S. "a. .I ,Rs.. being sps,.a :, ssass-
snd Their esntributiohs 10 he Trss.sIs,p pISs MY
ts tssass "a NJ Pn..sy Verdi aes street Sssssa fsass
~: ,sc@: yin 30 opened from 70 daily
pn. T. g. Verdi, Or wa.Ainx,on ana n e -,
SssoIs;,own, and any othef physiesn wiiipS ~.
-As:s " the good ySrs viii siisadans. 10
-D.u Es VERDI, NJ D., sssrsisry,S Sa1
GoLUMBlAHoSPITALyoR WoMFNI
~ r HHrr .itgr4. AHD ~ sU fITlI.t 81 ''',' D.,
.F'1F LrINa-IH ASYLUM, boil h.s' . d, aai
r0ars''hh street. teirsis) corner oiM s,,..,- ms.
rhi. ih.hiu,ioa I. situated in tAs most b..,,nh.
Poanos Uauos me District surrounded by its o1ss
Term. Of .dRi.,loa, Prom g q sic % psa % Ss;s q.
aosordAnce with the room rsauirsd. n.yshI. PsHIm
and sarsio iaspS.ss s0.'a ksdisihss Medical,
l.atrGA L1ng 90 Hbia
.s"ollal aahEDIo kL1srAps .iio 10 -
J. n. THoMPsoH' n b. ,ia + ,,,.., ai.Lu 49,, % .;.
TWshnsiA and Twenty First stIssls, '' 's'"ss7
,,..,s ,os. ~ x sARhks n D Surgeon osasni, usit.a
JSs; RiLGY, n q, oserss,ovn. ojsfs"5oTr
AYiP. oARNEff, II, b. Hsa YYa.s YYadss%ns.oa. % u
". p JOHNSTON, MD, Wfshs - ssssAss.srsA
GRAFTON TYLER, n b, G.ora,eSs .G ',al.a
Applications for Adnissioa. saa bs naa.,e ,,, =,
ne hedie.l stag or the mAtren At the HospIisI ~
dera for admission 70 the free beds Of tkiS
SUpS.Sy Il SSsHss cSss,S & ~ G Ha Rector y s
q the Hirs. BaPtat Church, and q the ~ js1ssges
charge ~ ais hasidsnea OrdeFs for ths Al ,s,ss.n
ne wyss ST Widows o. soldisFs of t.s Us..sl as.s
usii.S slais. sP aTmy .A'01sA 'A' snrEsOR osasrs,
ly9 MIMI Q. \. HALL. D. D.. s.s,.,.,s ,aoi
NOTICE 70 ALL WHO USE THR
roroAAo WArARJ b..rsN Ir--a
wArEH nHsrsrHAs's : oyy,cH. ,r,,sAHi,h,, "a
.uL WAsnIheroH, March H. 1881 n EnsF
~ nsrsneepers % others who auss hs Poi6,a,.
7othsd thai, nnlsss they have paid siass iSsieX
January last the water rent for the currsn,
they are now dslhqusnt ana liabls 70 nav iss sIj
iayals y. 10 sa saeM Reni,ss This ptsilty, whih
% saioreed, without fsrIhsr petles' - ~ MI
within On. month from this dsis shall NO. Ss,. ~
, OF '''' t''l "faI KAaDoIPH ooYLI,'k
Wa's Registrar,
The national Republican., 1867-04-27
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP
IN COMPANY.

NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP
IN COMPANY.
sd 900 go . OPPOSITION LINE z. ..H. d..
mon TO ,CALIHoRnIA, VIA NICARAGUA, ar.
"a 80 RYKRY TWENTY DAYS, ~ a.
VIA PAssengsrs, Freight, AaA Unitsd States Nails,
On thS following hist-slaas steamships: Ut
.'B'TuE q On the Atlantic oesAn, F' .s &c.
aAhTIAaoiD De CUBA San IRAhCIsco, HICA.
RA0UA, DAKOTA
Connecting on the Pacific ocean,
AMERICA, NOSES TAYLOR, hEBRAsKA, HKYADA.
PAssAeE AsD PRxIaHT AT RRDucED RATES.
- SAILING DAYS PHoH EEw YoBK.
sARTtl 70, 1857. ..g
Nay 10 and so, 1857. ,-.,.
June %, 1857. h
AAd every twenty days thsrsIftsr, leaving on the
sa,nrdtJ Pfsvious when regular sAiling day comes
Yor furfisT information apply 10 ~. .'.-s. 'n
THE NORTH AMERICAN bfkAMBHIP COMPANY
WIN n. WEBB, PTssidsnt,
HO,H Kxehange Place, New YORK.
HJ t.i 10 N b. n. 0ARRIHerOB, Agent,
as,IH ,.sd W'a 'sas'. ''ra's" w'H'a' f'"reif'
sp9 ilIs tiI' .a' -'.... ~" sue
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nAtiInoADs.
'DHILADEbPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AnD DALrrnoRH RkItRoAp. "a flsH
ri Nm fARLn.

osnzshs,.s SHofpaY, Apri issA, nisss
fssiss ~ b.1sissss sss washissto leave rhiia'
dslpkss n foiiousu hul bllIl ff isulu. -. u
<itstn.. Rrprr.. pfepasys sxssP,ea rlts q
n. kxprsssi soop N, rspfss.i ara hoo , n
IVY asa ma fSt B.i,insr. Il ana y, q
Trains FROM BALf1hoRH TO PHILApnfHA
tAsts palhnsn, flB a. N, WY msn 40 q n
..rsseii,loRRstzprssIsSp, y, n, kzps'.
tTs SUNDAY fxnts ailioA +,
Lsays Philadslphia for BsltmOrs and wsshinrten
J Issvs BsifiIsors fsr fkilsAslphia 81 AMI pa
!. nhio n ~ III KINNEY, sppsriatsaasHl
The national Republican., 1867-04-27
1897 ARRANGEMENTS I'ls 1867,
I'm YoRK LINSO'u
TIE CAMDEN AID AMBoY AAD PHILADELPHIA
AHp TRENTON RAILRoAD COMPANIES
| Esr LINES, FROM PHILADELPHIA TO HEW
l YapE IHnL AN. II,Ra

i no. LhoA III NEW
. l4a.l-. YORK AID WAY PLACES. Ifr|. ..
FROM WALNUT srRRRfwnARH AND KRHgINo-
L .Lf4T0M DKR0r.g Ii,sr-II TT 81
r.. 4 uLL LnAyn ~ SoLLous, syui nv. Fan.
AS = N. Via Camden ssd Anboy--C., ,asaks.'
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-03-20

All the democratic papers north are
again, just as they did before the rebel
lion, melting the Southern people to resis-
tance against the laws. They talk as if
these people lost no rights by rebelling,
but as if they had the same privilege to
growl, grumble and threaten as loyal men.
In the South the matter is better under
stood, and some there are reminding
northern democrats that such CANNON
won't do a second time. The Lynchburg
Virginian refers to the :" aid and comfort"
which the South has received from the
northern democracy, and adds:
1--WE do not hesitate to say, as. one who
endeavOred TO thwart to the last the ten
dency of such advice, that, but for the en-
couragement given by democratic Jour
nails and politicians north, the southern
people would not have resorted to seces-
sion as remedy for the undoubted wrongs
they were then suffering in the Union
They should be chary of such advice in
the future for, in case of another war,
this very New York World and others
like it, would side with their own section" :"
The Wilmington Dispatch says:
Before the war for southern indepen-
dence was lnaugurated many of the dem
ocrats of the North held Just such Ian
guage as that contained in the above as
an inducement for the southern States to
secede. They were taken at their word.
and the result was-the World, and such
men as. Daniel 5. Dickinson, BENJAMIN
F. Butler, Stephen A. Douglas, John A. .
Dix and hundreds of others supported the
prosecution of the war with as much aIac-
rity and efficiency as the most ultra of the
Republicans. No doubt that what the
World says is true; but the utter folly of
the SOuth's making such an attempt can
hardly be characterized with sufficient
strength.
Let the North, which is jointly inte-
rested, commence the resistance, and the
South will not be backward to do its part;
but excuse the South from playing the
cats paw for securing northern chestnuts
We have been fooled in that way too
many times before, as the wife said to her
husband on a certain memorable occa-
sion.n . .....
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-03-20
Destttution I'm the South.

The papers for some weeks have been
filled with cases of destitution in the
Southern States, the result without ques-
ton of the miserable policy pursued by
the rebels in attending to political blus-
ter instead of devoting their time and
means to raise crops for their own susie
nance. Nowhere can corn be more read
lily raised than in South Carolina ana
Georgia. vet sections of these States are
so destitute of what once constituted the
stanIe food of the middling class and poor
whites and of slaves, that appeals now
come to the north and west for aid to re-
Iieve the starving, and we are glad to say
is being literally responded to. A letter
from a Methodist Minister at Columbia,
S. c., under date of March l, says:
"Within sound of Columbia | know of
two deaths from actual want, and from
the intelligence my father has received
we have every reason that these are not
isolated cases.
"On my fathers pension list are the
names of nearly four hundred persons,
representing nearly fif cen hundred fami-
lies, nearly all of whom are widows and
orphans or disabled soldiers. These per-
sons are almost entirely dependent on the
help he tmy father receives from abroad
for subsistence. Richland, as you know,
is by no means our largest or most desti-
tute district; and when tell you that this
district includes Richland alone, you may
judge for yourself the state of the case.
81 have seen sir, on many OF the bitter
est days of our severe winter just past.
feeble women, wan with starvation, walk
ten, fifteen and twenty miles, scantily
covered, with their babies on their arms,
to receive a half bushel of corn, which
they are thankful to be able to carry home
to their starving children"
Such is the condition of a State which,
after thirty years of threatened violence,
at last succeeded in inaugurating the
greatest civil war the world has witnessed
for thousands of years, and now, in wide
spread desolation and ruin, is realizing
the fruits of the teachings of its despera-
does. The lesson is one all throughout
our vast country can lay to heart, for al
though we have at times cases of destitu-
ton, arising from pride, from Incidence,
from intemperance, or other ills, and oc-
casionally from sickness or want of en-
ployment, yetnosuch curse or punishment
has yet fallen upon any free State north
or west.