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FROM WASHINGTON.
NEw York. july

NEW YORK, July 16.
A Times special says the Committee on
Foreign Relations in the Senate to-day con-
sidered the nomination of Mr.. Raymond to
the Austrian Mission, and reported it back
to the Senate in executive session. without
recommendation. 1t was laid on the table
by large majority. Both ofthe New York
Senators favor his confirmation.
The 7rfbunc's Washington special says
Important negotiations are in progress be-
tween our Government and England looking
to the settlement of the Alabama claims,
upon the basis of purchase by the United
States of British Possessions on the Pacific
ocean, intervening between the former terri
tory of Walrussia. There is good reason fol
saying that this negotiation will terminate in
treaty between the United States and Grea
Britain
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
xLtl CONGRESS----Extra Session.
WASHINGTON. July l6.

WASHINGTON. July 16.
HOUSE.
On motion Of Mr.. STEVENS, Of Penn.
sylvania, two bills prepared by him, in refer
ence % reconstruction, and TO enable the In
habitsnts of the Southern States to form
6tate Governments, were ordered printed,
and referred.
On like motion the bill to establish q sys.
tenn of common schools in the District of Co.
lumbis, was referred TO . select committee Of
Eve.
Mr. WAsHBURNE, Of Wis. asked leave
to introduces : joint resolution declaring the
Rock Island bridge 10 be the bridge from the
city Of Davenport to the city ofRock Island,
and made An explanation Of the object. He
said it was only explanatory Of the law, and
for the purpose Of removing oil ambiguity
about it.
Mr.. OLESON objected.
Mr.. WASHBURNE moved suspension.
Lost.
Mr.. ELDRIDGE moved that the House
adjourn to-day till Thursday.
The SPEAKER informed the House that
it was understood that the President did not
expect to be able to communicate to the
House on the subject Of reconstruction un>
til Thursday.
Motion referred-48 against 60.
Mr.. BRIGGS offered preamble and reso>
luton, reciting that the Washington Monu-
ment Association had been in existence
twenty years, without having accomplished
anything but the partial erection of square
column on the public grounds; that large
sums Of money had been collected, and col.
lections are still continued, in the Patent Of
fee and other public buildings, and directing
the Secretary of the Interior to inform the
House what becomes of the money collected;
also AS to the present condition of the Asso-
citation, &c. Adopted.
Adjourned.
Mr.. SUMNER presented bill amending
the charter Of Washington City to allow col
ored persons to hold office.
Mr.. BUCKALEW objected to the presen,
consideration of the bill and it goes over.
Mr.. WILSON, from the Military Commit.
tee, reported substitute for the House bill
for the relief Of certain soldiers and sailors
charged with desertion. The substitute de.
clsres that no soldier or sailor shall be held
to be deserters who faithfully served unit
after April 10th, and then went home without
leave from the proper authorities. But moth
ing herein contained shall operate as re-
mission Of any forfeiture of bounty, back
pay or pension, incurred by desertion.
Mr.. HENDRICKS moved to amend by in
serting . section to repeal 80 much of the
act of March, 1865, as DISTINGUISHES de.
serters and disqualities them from holding
office.
After debate, participated in by Messrs
Hendricks, BuckaleY, Cameron, Wilson and
Edmunds, the amendment was disagreed to-
ayes T. nays %. Meesra Ruckalew Dawes
Hendricks, johnson, Norton, Patterson and
Van Winkle, voting in the affirmative.
The bill as reported then passed and goes
back to the House for concurrence.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate com
munication from the President, transmitting
copy of the treaty with Russia, and calling
the attention Of Congress to the necessity o
an appropriation of 81 100000 to carry the
same into effect. Referred to the Commit
tee on Appropriations.
Adjourned.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EIsCELLANDOUs ITEMS.
CHrcAao. July i

CHICAGO. July 10.
General Sheridan says incidentally in one
Of his communications that the interior par
ishes Of Louisiana there are more blacks than
whites registering their names.
!; The bill regarding Indian aAairs, presented
by Mr.. Window in the House, and passed
unanimously by the Senate, authosiEss acom>
mission to be sent out TO treat with the In
dians
A young lady At Indianapolis, on . wager,
rode vicious horse, was thrown and had her
arm broken.
VIM. Reynolds. Of Shelby. Ohio, was gored
TO death on Sunday By yocng bull.
A prominent Fenian, supposed TO be Gen.
Farrell, vas arrested ut London on Sunday
night and vas sent to Dublin for trial.
A prominent citizen Of Fort Wayne was
arrested on Sunday night for a:ssulting hi:
wife with : chair. he was admitted to bail
yesterday, butat once was re.arreatsd, charged
with stealing jewelry, &C., from his wife.
The lady 10 Of an sristocratic family, and is
said to have fortune Of one hundred thous.
and dollars in her own right.
Samuel Cunningham, foreman of the
Long John FIRE engine Of this city, while out
shooting Sunday at Calumet, had large
portion of the flesh torn from the right side
of his face by the accidental discharge Of his
gun.
The railroad troubles on the Great Eastern
at Logansport, occasioned by the company
not being able to pay the hands, some OF
whom have not been paid for Eve months,
are now settled and the trains are running as
usual. The trains were interrupted FIVE days
by the rioters, but they have all been ar
rested.
A AMansfeld, Ohio, dispatch says that the
farmers engaged in harvesting their crops,
which are good.
New YoRK, July 16.
The Heratd's Long Branch special says
that in game of billiards last night Mr..
McDevitt made a run of 565 points on the
two red balls, which is the largest run on
record, without getting them into the jaw Of
the table.
The Baltimore brick layers and masons
have ceased work until the demand Of the
former for FIVE dollars per day, and the latter
nine hours for days work, be complied
with.
GALVESTON, July 16.
Owing to continued rains for the past month
the cotton prospect is poor.
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THE PRosPEcr
The following act has been accepted BY this Company
The National TelegraDh Law.

-
AN ACT to aid in the construction Of Telegraph Lines
and to the Government the use Of the same
for Postal, Military and other purposes.
Be II enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tives of the United States Of America in Congress-
sembled That any Telegraph Company now organized
or which may hereafter be organized under laws Of
any in this Union, shall have the right con-
sruct maintain and operate lines Of telegraph through
and over any portion Of the public domain OF the United
staes and along any OF the military post roads
Of the United States which have been may
be declared such BY act oi Congres and under
across the navgabe streams waters OF the United
staes Provided that such lines Of telegraph ehaI be
constructed and maintained not to obstruct the
navigation Of such streams and wsters interfere With
the ordinary travel on such military post roada And
any companies shall have the right to take and
use such public lands the necessary stons timber
and other material for its posts ps stations and Other
edfu In the construction maintenance and op
ration Of said lines Of telegraph and may pre- empt and
prescription through which IT. said lines OF
be located may BE- necessary for it stations not
excesdng forty acres for each but such stations
shall not be within nftsen miles Of each other,
SEC. 2. And be 1t further enacted, That tslesr.phc
communication betweea the several assaesmepSs Oh
0overnment Of the United States and ther cceru and
ssspts shal in their transmisetoa over ~ ,r y
ofssd Companies, have priority sl other busps
md shall = ssst = RATES 70 Be- annually Axsd b. the
SEC 8. And be II further enacted. That the rirbts
and privileges hereby granted sAall net b
By any Csnpasy sctsg under tAs aet 10 aay corpeea
Uufssd esaAss may 4 ~ tas sfss ~ sxprssson 3
I've ysan fs0 the dats os IL paage Of tkh act fbr
postal nliftsry Or Other purposes, purchase al the
graph lines property md effects Of sny III Of ld
Cenpaniss at IN sppsaised vaIus. to b. asogasA BY
1vs sonpstsnt dsntsrestsd persons, tve u Wn shall
b selected By the Postmaster General Of ~ Uniesd
1asss twoby the Company Interested and en1 By ths
four sopfsviously selected.
$50 T. And BE- IL further enacted, That bsGore sny
Telegraph CeDpany shall exercise any of ths povs
privileges conferred Of this act such Company shall Ale
their written sccs9sascs With ths osasal
d. rsstresisns - obligations issossd y sAis aes
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, July 16.
Mr.. Jerome has made match with Mr..
John Hunter, in which he backs his horse,
kentucky, to run four miles in seven minutes
ahd twenty seconds, carrying one hundred
and twenty pounds, for 5000 side. The
race to come off at the jerome Park meeting
in the fall.
Gen Grant and family arrived at Govern.
Tho examination in the case of the esupposed
ppisouipr, on Staten Island, reveals the fact
that ell three of the deceased met their death
from natural causes.
The Post Gays Mr.. Jones did not pull Mr..
Fields nose, nor touch him in any way, but
was pushed aside by Fields umbrella.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July /

LOUISVILLE, July 16.
Hon. Judge Goodlee has rendered an im>
portant decision at Lexington, Kentucky, in
for cruelty beating negro boy, was arrested
by the Freedmens Bureau. A writ was sued
out and the body demanded by the civil au-
thorities, which the military declined to de-
liver up. The case went into Court. The
Judge decided that the action Of the Bureau
was legal and proper, and that the writ Of
habeds corpus could not take the prisoner out
of the hands of the Government.
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FROM AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, July 16.
Ex. Governor johnson has written letter
advising the people Of Georgia not TO accept
the terms of the military reconstruction acts,
He hopes that every man in Georgia Who can
register will do 90, with view of defeating
the scheme for their degradation.
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PARIs, July 15--Eve.
The trial OF Berresouski, for IN attempt to
assassinste the Emperor Of Russia, resulted
in verdict Of guilty, with extenuating cir.
cumstances, and he has been sentenced to
imprisonment and hard labor for life.
LosDos, July y.l6 1--we.
United States Minister Adams, with other
members Of diplomatic corps in London,
waited upon the Sultan Of Turkey to-day.
FLoBENcs, July 16.
Reports received here from Rome represent
the Papal Government much alarmed By the
menacing attitude oftha party under the lead
ership Of Garibaldi. Many Of the batteries
around Rome are being restored and put into
effective condition, and it Is stated that the
people have made an appeal to the Emperor
Of the French for protection for the holy
See.
LONDON, July 16-Eve.
The Reform Bill was read in the House Of
Lords this evening, and second reading has
been assigned for Monday next.
PARIS, July 16-Eve.
In response to the appeal Of His Holiness,
the Pope, for assistance in repelling the an>
ticipated attack on the Holy City by the Gar
ibaldian party, the Emperor Napoleon has
notified the leader of the Garibsldi move
ment that the defenses of that city will be
composed of the restored battery of France,
not of Rome.
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FROM NEW YORK.
New YoRK, J6ly 16.

New York, July l6.
A meeting was held last evening BY the
Constitutional Union Convention, and resolu-
tions we're adopted asking the Government to
interfere in the cases of Coils. Noyle and
Warren, arrested by the British Government
n Eaniana
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FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, H., July 16
v r. Hall and Theodore Manton, in the
neighborhood of Goose island, were last Sat
urday parties TO q bloody affair, which will
result in the death Of the latter. A quarrel
arose from an old grudge. Hall surrendered
himself into the hands of the authorities.
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FROM KANSAS.

CHICAGO, July 16.
A Lawrence, Kansas, message Of the 18th,
says Gems. Sherman and Hancock, came
down from Fort Harker to>day, the former en-
route for ST.. Louis, the latter for Fort Leav-
enworth.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

New York, July 16.
The Heralds louisville special says: Geo.
On, well known butcher, WAS fatally
stabbed by John Smith last night, and james
Wheeler, moulder, was killed By John Fergu-
son, piasterer. Both the murdee1 were
arreefed.
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FROM RACINE.

RACINE, Wis, July Is.
The passenger train north on the Milwau-
kee branch of the Chicago / Northwestern
Railroad, ran over man named Joseph Hop
ling, five miles north of Racine, last evening,
completely severing his head from his body.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 16.
The State House Commissioners, together
with the Committees of the House and SEN
ate, on Public Buildings, at Springfield yes
terday, adopted plan for the new State
House submitted by ]. D. Cochrane Of this
citv
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 16.
The match to-day between Dexter and
Brown George and running mate, was won by
Dexter in three straight heats. Time, 2:22,
2:203 and 2:203.
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FROM SARATOGA.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, July Is.
Chief Justice Chase was serenaded at the
Union Hotel, by the guests, last evening. at
1 o'clock.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July l6.
The banking house of Frederick Steel was
robbed of 81 800 in United States bonds, and
$52 in compound interest notes.
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Dtssol,ss5ess sf ParsjsersJI5,

NvHE partnership heretofore existing be.
i tween O. 8. Ksndsrdins, 8. \. Archer sad q. n
= this day di,soived - mutual consent C.s h. II.
Ks.dsrdse asans al the dsbs OF the ts hru ard ars
No suthorised collect al monies due the late A
Archer Co. C.g k0NDHRDINR
8. H. ARCHER.
R.Akvk Julv Is 1851. Il. II. KDNDhRpNR
The bS,apeu vim be eontinusd tyc. s.aHM ken
6erne unAer The styls u ksAdsfdns Son. a4 the Oh
stand, Main, shovc 10th Street. .
jy16 DIT AkNDAkpANA sON.
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PROSPECTUS.


a.s nas pesn orga nhea lor tne Pofposs
direct manner possible between all points Of any impor
tance on the MISSISSIPPI RIVER from sT. PAUL TO
NEW ORLEANS.
NECESSITY FOR IT. -
The want Of Line NJ T,Iesr.pb ioc.t.d With yisv
to the river trade has been felt Many
unortant tovns A. INV vithout any teleorapbe corr.
-.tion vhateYsr ayd the nna- = a,y " ~.
lowing cIrcusoas routes, hundreds o miles out o d.
business by r,eson of repetitons ana ths s
ouept int, rrnntions incident N onu nes wh.r ~.
fscts Are horne IN mind that the sbtv ~ =
line TO damage from any cause is ia the sae
80 donhIs. H. tims sor ,t ~.
,ysst snA vsrv mnortsnt .dv.nta.ss ~ drsct ,orts
over hs ccutors now In operstion can readily be-
sasn = -
AnDOE AAN0-TO - 0OAATs
The Company propose to construct their lines 10 the
Will be Of the approved kind and quality, and ths
work Of construction will bs done BY the Company,
der the immediate supervision Of practical men, long
iinps ba III, hs ins,rme,a ~ ~
every portion oil the worE OF the very best character
CAPITAL STOCK.
The c.n,t., s.o,t of thu comn.,v =. osr MILLION
DOLLAR and is divided Into shares Of one hundred
s,, . .ae oonpay ISL " .ne s'ocA
~ ~. oinl. aonk Ie ulen sionk .ue en-
IN ths wsf.ys ~ tha omn.n. M q ssc,,s - ,h.s ~
. 80 go. Il - ~ p.Iy .S - ~. - sne1'' ~
pAohs 'ne anAie ~ lug pioht' noni i'' ousihss1.
ASSESSMENTS OF STOCK.
ONLY fifE PER CENT OF the stock will be required
70 De PAID al the time OF And subsequent
calls VIII not exceed yen per cent per month After the
nrst pay oI nse per cent NO iurher call viii be
made unui FItE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
snaH nave oeeh snoscriDea. Ihe company confidently
tnan nifty or sixty per cent Of the in order
70 place the iine In complete working order
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NEW FLOUR.
Grace Mills Flour,

MADE FROM NEW WHEAT,
FOR ..l.b b. n0sHRTsor 4 ALBERs.
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Venci, Jones h Co.....cor Third Main streets
Hess, Stern Co......cor Second Main streets
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THIS COMPANY has been orga niEed for the purpose
Of establishing Telegraphc in the most
direct manner possible between all points Of any impor
tanee on the MISSISSIPPI RIVER from sT. PAUL 10
NEW ORLEANS.
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Soldiers Orphans Home.
TT is we'll known to all citizens of Iowa that
Il Legislature at its last session mAguaDimously
took charge of this institution Aud seeking 70 provide
for its wants. made an appropriation OF " 33s per
month"; per capita This Donation had not the price OF
provisions greatly advanced would have been abun
8 20 per barrel whereas year ago It could be
readily purchased for IS. The bounty provided is now
exhausted. Blk months yet 70 slapse before our
Legislature The wants OF this period must
be supplied ty charities
NOBLE IOWA
Will not permit the orphans Of her fallen to want
One course, aud but is left They ask bread
" we will not give them stone T"
Our benevolent fellow :itizen
Va1c1atin no K0na1nerer
Recently emigrating this country from Germany and
bringing this Jews ry. which he warrants to be sod
gold has been induced to place 1t = the dspossl OF
committee asking ouly in return frst cost IN Europe
which, needless to say does not exoeed onsthrd Of
what it wond in this country The other proPefty to
be purchased with money deposited at the disposal Of
the committee who interest in the fterprise
Concert will be given at
MT. PIE AS A Nj. IOWA
On October 1st, 1867.
unless the tickets should sooner all been sod)
No. of Tickets Limited to...,...,....1 4 900
single ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q 10
10 Tickets, to Agents. ..........--.......-.. 90
No. of Gifts,
FIRST number drawn by committee of Eve
(5) selected by the audience, will be en-.
titled to House and Lot in the city Of
Mt Pleasant, valued at... $1,000 0(
Q One of Etecks Pianos 800 OF
8 One Span Match Horses, new wagon and
harness ooV W
s psrJor 800 OF
4 ONE splendid Gold Watch and Chain $50 oC
6lS One unique Pocket Book ............... Is 0t
(FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS SEE CIRCULARS
AND PO5TERS)
Any dissatisfied with the prize may, upon the return
OF the prize and ticket to the Concert receive his
mission fee.
Tickets TO Concert to be had for sale at all the prnci
pal Jewelry Music and Drug Stores in this part Of thu
| State or please address, enclosing stamp,
VALENTINE KAMMERER, Proprietor.
AtoIpH scHIopHr, Agent, Mt Pleasant, Iowa.
14For any information In regard to the char acter
address Capt W. A. sfxoNs, Chairman, Capt j. WfRfz
DANIEL RooT, Com mittee W. O. GHosl, or any citizsI
| of Mt. Pleasant
49-Tcketa can be procured at f. Hammers Music
Jevery store Main Street. between 4th and 9th,
OF Hardug oss Keokuk Bakery, Main Street, betwee
| 9Th and 9Th tjyll-dtooctl
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DIVIDENDS,
WHEN TO BE DONE.
DISTRIBUTION OF DlREC,

The Company propose to commence work at an q
day, and to push II forward as rapidly possible
intend have their lines completed without DELAY
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Tj11IT.1NT1TTON MOLAsS1s9 strcsly
11ner11IleA eps1A OK . mVmA
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CLOTHIEns.

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
John Copelir ...... 49,. ,,,.. ..53 Main street
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CROckERY 4 QUEENsWARE
Carey LIE Favre.. Main street--bet 5th 4 9th
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DGO Office of the Secretary, 314 NORTH
THIRD STREET, Room No 2.
n@-Subscription Books open at office of
Cavender l. Rowse, 213 North Third Street.
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THERE will be an Excursion to FORT
Il MADIaON by the Good Templars
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY,

ATTO9MEY0.
MooAr Knowles. johnson st-in Tepfer House,
Couins.. ......~Second street.
James II. Anderson ..............esr. Main ID ets
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KIND OF LIHn.To BE BUILT.

ONLY FIVE PER CENT Of the stock will be required
to be paid in at the time of subscription and
calls will not exceed ten per cent per month After
first payment Of fve per cent? further call will be
made until FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
shall have been subscribed. Ths Company confidently
believe that they will not be compslled in more
than fifty sixty cont Of the scription. order
to place the line in complete vor ki ng order.
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Engraving. Brands. q Seals.
FURNITURE

Howe Tyler .............59 Main street.
Duncan, karle 4 Co........140 d l42 Main street.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-25
Hannah More Academy

This excellent and prosperous l''>''N
zion Of female instruction, situated near
Rcister,town aud - miles from Baltimore
ei,v, begins It's next term on W'on''da5,
the 18th II September next II. corps -
tcaohors IS unusually large and IS clncny i:
composed Of gentlemen The n.l.u'',pn INST, ,1n
:, ,hi. restitution Is very thorough the
situation very beautiful the neigh'oFn0oa'
very healthy and retired bot easy ef Of a.. %
cess. We have noticed that '"o OF Tue
graduates Of the lost term were f'"" n'.f our
county, Miss. Annie Garner and ID. MIS-. MS.
Mary Blair, who were awarded the two
h;cbo,t honors for department Address,
uev Arthur }. Ech, NJ. D., EcistoFs-
town, Md.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-25

properly witnessed or reduced to writing
If they bring an action against white
man or vice versa they can, as the law now
stands, make tie white man purge his con-
science on the witness stand. In contracts
between white men negroes are never cali
cd as witnesses, and of course, would not
be witnesses in any suits based on such
contracts. unless indeed they Nigh, be
called up to prove that some 'chitc witness
ought not to be believed upon his oath
Upon the whole. anxious rs many Of our
people ere to have Constitution in ordc.
to free the people from the clogs which
have been put upon them, am of
opinion that they Will reject the instru-
ment which will be submitted to them If
the Objectionable clauses on which have
remarked are not cxpunged from it. There
are many other minor objections to the
proposc. Constitution, but these believe,
will be insurmountablc with large num-
Der Of the people.
3. G. HARRIS.
IpIv oon1 1867,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-25
H., q G. Harris on the Situation

We surrender this week nearly our en-
fire editorial space to the publication o. a
.a,,uun;cation from our late representa-
svc in Congress, Hon. B. q liarF''' 0"
Who political situation. The paper IN !, 4uss
,;an mill be found to be written with the US
-, fo,oo and carncstncss Of its dlsting
~ author and wilt be read VIC are certain
;,b c,e,. lnterca, by our entire commu-
hity.