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NraRoEs AND NEGRO "sLAvERY -

TUE FIRST AN INFERIOR RACE-THE LATTER, ITS
NORMAL toNDITIoN, by j. II, Van Evre, ~ ID.
Crhrd Edtion) One vol, limo. PIP. $3.50 illus
trated syith Four Cuts, showing the difference be-
tween The white man and the negro Price, a. so.
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THE TRUE NATURE AND CHARACTER OF OUR
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT,
THE OLD GuARn. VOL. L 1RaH.

Being review of Judge Story's Commentaries
on the Constitution of the United States. B, Abel
+. Upshor. Price, g.
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Containing the Portraits of Hon. .Horatioseymour
Hon; G. L. Yallandigham, Governor Parker, Of n
+ Wood, Hon Il Wood and Hon. G W Wood.
ward. Price, 81 90.
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THE DRIED SCOTT DECISION.

Opinion oil Chief Justice Tanoy, with an intro.
duction by DIR. j. H. Van Evrie, Also an Appen.
dix, containing an Essay on the Natural History
Ol tue Prognatheus Race of Mankind BY DR.. 8
a. Cartwright, OF Now Orleans. Pamphlet, Al
PIP, 6vo. Price, 20 cents.
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NOTES ON THE CONSTITUTION or THE UNITED
STATES.

With expositions of the most eminent Statesmen
and Jurists. Historical and Explanatory Notes
on every article. By q, Chauncey Burr, author OF
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Tue NORMAL RELATION OF THK RACKs-An an
swer to "Miscegenation." Price, % cents.
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LErrERs on MAIoR LACK noMNINa.

OF the Downingville Militia on "Iiukin and the
War" With portrait of the Major, and Z other
capital illustrations Emo, 254 PIP, cloth. 81 90.
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THE OLE duARD, voL. bod, lsGb.


II contains the new Novel, by DIR. T. Dunn En-
glish H. full, entitled The Peer and the Printer
also, valuable political Articles. svo 679 PIP, 81
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Choice Collection OF Democratic Poems and
SOlgs for the of Clubs and the Social Circle %
PIP. l2mO Price 26c
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SOUTHERN sUBJEcTIoN.
Especial to the Cincinnati Commercial.

Especial to the Cincinnati Commercially
The House to-day, in accordance with the
agreement last night, took up the Senate
amendment to the Southern Government
Military Bill, and after amending It so as
TO recognize the present Southern State
governments as merely provisional, and
DISTINGUISHES all of those who are disfran-
chised by the pending constitutional
amendment, passed It in that shape by l25
to 46, Messrs. Hubbell, of Ohio, and Haw-
kins, of Tennessee, were the only Repub-
licans who voted against it. The bill then
went to the Senate where it was again de-
bated and finally passed-yeas, 80; ; nays, z.
The most important feature of the Senate
debate was the fact that Reverdy johnson
declared that he should vote for it. not be-
cause he liked it, but because he believed it
was the best terms the South could get.
The bill now goes to the President. who,
Notwithstanding he can pocket 1t and thus
kill 1t, will return 1t to Congress, with a
message approving some and disappearing
other features off 1t will then be passed
over the veto.
Special to the Cincinnati Enquirer
feel warranted in saying that he will
not dodge the issue in any event, nor take
shelter behind pocket veto; and can
assert, with equal confidence, that he will
not indulge in the hybrid approval under
protest" A veto of the bill will most as
suredly come from the President, and any
one at all familiar with Mr.. Johnson's
history and sentiments must be prepar red
for this result Nor will it be difficult for
persons thus familiar to determine that this
veto will be sent to Congress at the earliest
day possible and consistent with the vast
Importance of the subject which the pros
pective veto and the bill are Intended to
affect.
Whatever Mr.. johnson does in the mat
ter will be done with the view of squarely,
fairly and courageously meeting the issue,
and his action will doubtless be commuui-
Gated to Congress within a week, so as to
give ample time for action in both Houses
upon his message.
1t is generally supposed that the remarks
of the Hon Reverdy johnson. in the SEN
ate, this afternoon, are but the reflex of
opinions of the President upon the bill in
1t is believed that the President does not
regard the bill in question as a remedy for
the evil deplored by Senator johnson, and
he can not discover In its provisions any
mode for working the South out of its diff
culties, as It Is not a fnalty, but leaves the
whole question open for tile buffeting and
cuffs of future Congress, But outside of
these questions. and paramount TO them, in
the opinion Of the President as is alleged,
is the military feature or brigadier-general
dictatorship of the bill.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
washington News and GOSSIP ).

WASHINGTON, February 20.--To-day the
tax bill was up, In the House. On mot iOr
of Mr.. Spaulding, receipts for the paym ent
of money were exempted from stamp du ty
Stamp duties were also removed from all
legal documents, atfidavits, probntes ,Oi
wills, &c, where the value of real and per
sOnal estate does not exceed $1,000, appl
cations OF soldiers for bounties, PENSIONS
&c,
Paragraphs were disposed Of leaving tax
alton as follows:
On boots and Shoes made wholly or IN
part OF India rubber, two per cent ad valo-
rem; on hats caps and hoods Of all de-
seriptious, two per cent. ad yalorem.
1t appears by communication from the
Secretary of the Treasury that the gross
proceeds of sales of captured and abandon
ed cotton in the rebel States amount TO
S29, ,500,00S; proceeds from sales OF miscel-
laneous property will raise the total to $34,
053000. Total disbursements, $9,8l0,7S7
net profit 10 the United States nearly $25,-
| O00000
The Postmaster General reports that be-
tween the 2sth OF July, 1886, and the 9Th o
December the whole number of postmas-
! ters removed was l,SG4. OF the number
! l,2S3 were for political reasons.
The Controller of the Currency has re-
ported to the House that the National
| Banks acquiesce In the decision Of the Su-
preme Court. that States can tax theil
shares, and 3lS have paid $6,4l2,l0O under
| the Stave taxation. Including those unre-
ported, the approximate total is SI949,45l
The Senate Postal Committee have re.
ported adversely on the nomination o
Colonel Taylor, as Postmaster at Cincin'
natl. This is equivalent to his rejection
and is significant of many more to follow
OF the same sort.
| The Military Commission, appointed t(
| investigate find ten claimants to the lane
on Rock Island taken by the United Statei
Army for military purposes, and aware
two hundred and thirty-fiye thousand dol
| lars for purchasing the same, fourteen
thousand dollars of which Is awarded Il
the city of Rock Island. The Commission
also approve of the project of bridge, ion
feet wide across the Mississippi, at tina
point
1t has been discovered that the indict
ment which has been found against Surrat
is very defective. A new one will b.
drawn up Good lawyers say that tn
present one would have been quashed il
open cOnrt and the prisoner discharged.
Surratt, to-day, asked the Jail wardel
particularly about his sister, speaking o
her in tender terms, and said he though
that she was dead. The warden informe,
him that he believed she was in Maryland
The warden told him that it was his dut
to keep him safe, but he would grant hin
all proper privileges, and asked If ther
was any thing he wanted. Surratt replie
that he would like to have the privilege G
smoking, and this was granted him.
The cigar tax has been modified; it il
on all cigars, cigarettes and cheroots, a Ia
of five dollars per thousand, and twent
per cent. dd UdtOrem on the market valu
thereof
Instead of vetoing the bill regulating th
tenure of civil officers, it is believed tn
President will allow it to become a lay
without his signature.
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HISTORY OF THE UNION AND coNsTITUTIol

hAolohh of lhE ONioN AND CoNeIirCTloN
BEING the substance of three Lectures on the
Colonial, beyoluti9nary and constitutional Peri
tanning the Constitution Of the United states and
the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions OF '9S and
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

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that may be taken, by the Dayton Horse Insurance
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The New York herald., 1867-02-13
POLITICAL INrELLIGENCE.

"wuA' SHALL IN Krsa nut Ks-Ths Rich
mond Times is very anxious 70 know whether General
Lee would IKE to bs Governor Of Virginia; and in s.m
tragic style it bids everybody else stand back gill that
fact Is ascertained
THE MAYsynIs DISTRICT KKSrUcxY-rhe Frank.
fort Yesmaa thinks that the nomination OF John
Young Is democratic candidate in this district Will be
fatal to the present member. Hon. Samuel Mckee
CoLoRsa the MATTER SoxEwHAr-The Macon Te,e
c-apa IN its anxiety provo that the North did not
conquer the South. sayst the negro troops that
whipped us-indrectly active-and II we had not been
such fools refuse the aid OF the negroes we should
have whipped the Yankees" Well, IL that be So the
Yankees ought TO know their friends aud stand by
them
PATRIOTIC ASxEry.-The Alabama Legislature was er-
ceedpgly anxious to name n county which had
been formed stonewa," in order, as the hghfalutin
of the occasion sad 10 honor and pcrpetuae as
household words names cherished with affection and
pride by tho Southern people" Finally the namo OF
Dixie decided upon which the orator describes as
"a name OF glowing, though perhaps subdued spendor
commemorative Of deeds of vaor and renown blended
with the fame Of heroes treasured in the melody OF
cong, and around which the hopes OF millions once
fondy and ferventy clustered 1t belongs 10 history
and descends the stream Of time like some costly
freighted argoy laden with rich and glorious memories
TO awaken the sympaihies arrest the admiration Of
future ages. desire to give this new county the
name Of Dixien
DEMO Ratio NoxNArroS.-A democratic meeting In
Ballard county, Ky, having unanimously nominated
General Breckinridge for Governor, the Louisville
Counter says 'Such nomination would wake the echoes
certain"
How THAp STEVENS NAMES HnsnE UsEyUL.-A Wash.
ngton correspondent Of the St Paul Pioneer says that he
is amused TO the fuster made among members by
the call to voe whereupon, not being informed about
the question, they watch Mr. Stevens and vote accord
ingy-against him il they democrats, and with him
II they radicals.
NEaRAsKA HER RErRxsESTArIyEs Es-Ths State aof
Nebraska finally admitted to the Union Saturday.
the 9th inst having received vote Of 120 to a in tho
House, and the previous day vote Of 81 TO In the
Senate. The constitution OF the State adopted in
juno 1885, and David Butler. republican, at the
same timc elected Governor. In October 1885, Con.
gressiona election resulted in the choice OF John Ta
radical republican Representative in the House. The
Senators Of Nebraska are Messrs Thayer and Upton.
The New York herald., 1867-02-13
NAVY BULLETIN.


Second Assistant Engineer W A. Windsor, carpenter
David Rotnnet and gunner William Wilson have been
ordered 70 duty the naval station at League Leland
! Second Assistant Engineer John vanhovenberg has
been ordered to duty on the Monongahcla
DETACHED.
' second Ass'etant Engineer O. W. Breaker has been
detached from the Monongahea and granted sick leave
yef absence. .
z Mate H. w. B. Smith deserted from the United states
nfeamer Desoto on the Sth Of December last
/ MOVEMENTS or UNITED STATES vKssEfs
| The United States steamer Nackinaw, Commander
.Quacksnbush, sailed from Aspinwan January ~ ior
The United States steamer saranac. lately from the
coast Of Mexico was undergoing repairs az tse Mars
when repaired she would get ready for another cruc.
The United States steamer Vanderbilt was still IN the
harbor OF San Francisco the 10Th ultimo and Rear
Admiral Thatcher her awaiting the erva OF the
Pensacola when he will proceed to visit all points within
his station The United States steamer saginaw wss
also In Tho hsrbor and remained attached 70 tha sIe
rranh oxpedition
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL ITEMS.

Great preparations being made for the reception
ofMadame Risor at New Orleans, and 1t Is confidently
expected that in that city she will eclipse all her former
triumphs. Sho will commence SERIES OF twelve per-
formances at the Opera House on the 18th inst
Mr.. and Mrs Barney Williams, at the conclusion OF
their present highly successful engagement in Philade
phia, will commence on the 25th, Eve weeks engage
ment at the Broadway theatre
They trying to get up theatre In Panama. instead
Of the ruins Of the old church of San Domingo, where
dramatic company performing. Cock fighting is
the principal pasme OF the inhabitants there at present
Nile. Zoe, the Cuban sylph, is now stopping at hor
country residence, Hampstead, L. l., and has
covered from her severe Illness She will open at the
Howard Boston, March IL, <hence Mcvickers, Chi
cago, and then in Philadelphia.
The dramatic company OF the Olympic theatre,
under the direction of j. a. Stoddart gave the Long
Strike at Allyn Hall. Hartford, the sth inst.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Paul st the Boston Music
Hall. This Is their last week.
complimentary concert was given to j. L. Haiton,
the well known composer at Chickering'S Hail. Boston,
Saturday last. Brgnoli and Miss Phillips assisted.
The Boston Handel and Haydn Society will give
Jephtha and the Creation this month of the
oratorio singers America been engaged for both
works.
Mr. Julius Echberg has opened the Boston Conserva-
tory Of Music under favorable circumstances.
Lady Don the celebrated buresque actress, who has
achieved extraordinary in Melbourne Australia
shd San Francisco, will commence an engagement at
the New York theatre the 18th instant In her pe
culiar line Of acting she is said be unapp roachabe
and will doubtless prove great attraction to tho patrons
Of this handsome establishment, now relieved Of the
absurditics Of the naked drama
Miss Leo Hudson, her trained horse Sensation and the
rest OF her company giving horse opera in Troy
The Richihgs English opera troupe winning golden
honors in Phiiadelpha They will 10 New York
Al the close of their Quaker City engagement.
The New York herald., 1867-02-13
BOSTON soARD Of TRADE.

BosroS, Feb. II, 1897
Asen adjourned meeting OF The Beard Of Trade yes.
torday afternoon the reports Of the committees on
sentai measurement Of grain aud The national Bank.
ruptcy accepted. The subject OF the purchase
Of The Worcester and csleru Railroad was debated,
hd the motion TO reconsider N vote whereby the re-
port OF the minority substituted for that OF The ma.
%ler,y Of We oommtIss ~A rejected Tsvo's " ~
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L,uR ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL.
UNITED SSATES AND Brazil NAIL SrK iMSJKy
COMPANY.
REGULAR NAIL STEAMERS, sailing the 21d q
every month";
sqrrM AMERICA. Captain z. L. Tinklepaush. Pebrua7A
GUIDING STAR, Captain Geo. y. Socum..... March
NORTH AMERICA Captiin l. +. Zimmerman. AprilM
These elegant sail schedule time and sitf
81 Thomas Para, Pernambuco Bahia and Rio Janeo,xJ9
and returning For engagementof Of freight passase
10 GARRISON d ALLEN, Agents,
No. Bowling Green, Now YoFG
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rRAvELLEns' GUIDE.

TIUDsoN RIVER AND. HARLEM RAILROADS
Ill Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
ard Western trsns leave New York. Hudson River Rail-
ruas Jbgsh street and Tenth avenue AMI 10 A. A. and
945 6gl and ii +. Mi and via Harlem Railroad Twenty.
sixth street aud ionrth avenue, at II A. NJ and AIS
Tie UtnP NJ Train VIA iuao River viii run sundays.
r. H. Train aso attached sleeping every day except
I'M saturdays which through To Ogden via III
NJ ana y. Elilroad without change -
sunday train Hudson River Rosi New York TO Pouoh-
krcrse and return. cAving New York sn A. NJ and on
Harlem Road Forty street 70 Meron aud return
'eA'''s 10" WV Il. vANprRprr.r v,o.Pr.s,A..I
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DACIIIc NAIL STEAMSHIP COMpANY'S
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING United STATES MAIIl

VIA PANAMA. HAILKOAD.
steamers leave pier ~ North river foot OF Canal street.
l. o'clock noon, as follows
February lstRiSlNH STAR, Captain W. O. Furbcr, ooo-
Meeting With M0ATANA Captain sutton.
February iith-hENRY CHAUSCEY, cAptsia A: a.
February 20th-oCEAN QUEEN. Captain 7. A. Harris
connecting with GOLDEN AGE Captain Lapdge.
All departures touch st Acapulco; those Of lst and Ylgq
Panama with South Pacific porss5
let and llh for Central American ports and thoss of ~
touch at ManxsnNlo.
Dcrartrre Of Ith each month connects with the uUNH
steam Il ganaIna Australia and New Zealand.
steamer Of Much H. 1857 will with the ou1n
pany's steamer COLORADO TO leave san Francisco foo
Yokohama aud Hong Kong April 3. 1851 4
100 pound, baggage allowed each adult Medicines sn4
attendance free.
the once wharf, Of Canal street. North rive
New ork n. II. BABY, Agent
The New York herald., 1867-02-13

~~s-e PNOPOSALS.
DUILDERs.-sFALED PROPOSALS INVITED FOR
ID story l00x50 Boiling Spring Hotel New Jersey
Plans until wednesday
lth from 18th 20th office Of Moore Brown, Nassau
street.
ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WILL BE RE
ceived FOR the building brick cottage, with sist,
roof according plans be ~ the oce OF Messs
GRAY DART, 511 Pine street, until the 18th inst.
The New York herald., 1867-02-13

L,HeLIsH CAMEL COAL. BEs1 QUALITY AND ALL
~ other kinds OF Coal at the lowest market price. 4.
FUsTER BRO. of Thirty eighth street and Sec
ond and Forty ninth Street broadway
90 E0 A CHALDRov FOR CoKE-DELrvERED
SC ~ Immediately. Apply AZ my coke oflce at the
New York Gas Works. Iwcny.hrs street and avenue A, -
y. y. SIIERwO0D.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-09-10
DIE D..

On Saturday last, in ShePhcrdstown. WILLIAM
CHAPMAN, recently of this town, and son of NIr
William Chapman Of the IOrner place, aged about
"a years
In MartinsbuTg, the 18th ult., EMMA L. 7.
DOOLEY, youngest daughter OF Samuel and Re.
6ecca }. DOoIey' aged years, Z mos. hui II days.
AZ Arden. Berkeley county, the gath ult.,
JOSEPH BYRON, infant son of B. +. and Harriet
A. Brady. aged months and days.
On the 18th ult., near indianapolis, Ind, SALLIE
J., beloved wife of AlOnza Chapman. and only
daughter of the late J Oliver BOgue, formerly of
CharlestOWu-in the gath year of her age.
Winchester, MTs. ELIZABETH GRIM, Telct of
the late Jacob Grim, aged IS years.
Beloved and respected by all who knew her, says
ehe Winchester Neles. our people will regret TO
learn that another of oldest has passed
away. She had seer three generations come and
go, and for some time had been only waiting for
the summons to join the friends of her youth in
ether IaTd. We believe that she was welcomed to
Heaven.
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PUBLIC SALE.

THE undersigned will sell a, Public Sale, ON the
farm OF Mr.. John X. Flsgg,
WEDNESDAY, the 25th SEPTEMBER,
the following Personal Property:
Four head HOTses-thFee OF them Mares-two
OF these good Brood Mares;
TwOColts-One Of them Stallion Of good stock;
Three COws-One with Calf by he side;
Three tat Steers, four head Young Cattle;
Thirteen Fat Hogs, fteen'ShOats.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
tlne WagOn-Be one witherOw Plough;
One Mccormick Plough,
Two new Double shovel Ploughs-frst rate;
Three Single-ShOvel do, one Corn CUveTer;
Two CultIvatOrs, Que Corn Harrow;
One Square Harrow, one lot oil Harrow Teeth;
Baker's make; one Straw aud Fodder Gutter;
One WnecIbarrOR, one mixing Trough;
Gearing aud Housing for six horses complete,
i've Halters, one six horse Leather Line;
Two pair Of Splices. three pair Of Spreaders;
One Fifth Cham, one Log Chain;
-Four sets Plough Gearing,
One \ Cot Saw-a superior article;
Two GTindstones-One excellent stone for
edge tools, one Anvil, one Wise. one CroWbar,
One Digging Iron, one Apple Grinder;
One HUIniny Mortar, three MattoCks-one for
digging post holes, one Shaving Horse;
One Work Be- CHI, one SadIer'a Buck;
Two Riding Saddles, three Picks;
Ring Maui and Wedges, FOrks, Rakes;
Spades, ShOvels, Hoes, one good Straw Fork;
Grain Cradles aud Moving Scythes.
large lot of Old Iron, one Monkey Wrench
very good lot of Carpenters Tools,
Ore lot Of Walnut Gate Stuf-seasOned;
100 feet OF inch Pine Plank, seasoned;
loo Cotton Bags for G Tain, IL Stands of Bees.
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Beds, Bcdsteads and Bedding;
Twenty five yds 6 4 Mating, in gOod order:
lot al q Mating, one Bureau;
One pair Mahogany Tables, , Walnut Tables
Washstands, one Crib, three Rocking Chairs;
One dozen Chairs. one S-day Clocks;
One Refrigerator, one Shower Bath;
One new map OF the United States;
AndirOns, ShOvels and TOngs;
One large Wash Kettle, a large lot Of Stone
Jars, Pans. Pots, Ovens, Kettles. &c;
len Lard Cans-ffty lbs each;
Two Bell metal Preserving Kettles,
One Porcelain Kettle-hrge size:
One Preserving Furnace, Two PRIlOr Stoves;
Two Air Tight do, one Cook do;
Two large pine Tables, and other articles mot
necessary to mention.
TERMS OF SALE.
credit Of six months will be given on all sums
of 5 10 and upwards-under that amount the cash
will be required: No property to be removed until
terms are complied with.
e. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
JOAN J. HAMMOND.
September ;. Is67-3t. Free Press.I
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no CONSUMPTIVES.

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of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used Gree of charged with the direc
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n sURE cURE for CONSUMPTION, SsTHN ,BROSCHITIs
COUGHS, COLDS, and all Throat anG Lung affections
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the
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Parties wishing the prescription, free, by return
mail, will please address
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