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The national Republican., 1867-11-22

From San Frsncisco-The Fsnian Broth
erhood-John Savage Recognized as
CHIEF Executive.
SAN FRAKcIsco, Nov. 2l.-The annual con.
vsntion Of the Fsnian Brotherhood oil Califor.
mia, acting in concert with the Irish Rsvolu.
tionary Brotherhood, and recognising John Saw.
age As Chief Executive Of America, sdjOu rned
to. day, after . short session. The Affairs Of the
organization are represented as being in a salts.
factory condition. The convention endorsed
the policy Of the Irish Revolutionary Brother.
hood, as snunciatsd BY Thomas s. Kelly, Of Ire.
land, and John Savage, Of America. Resolutions
were passed expressive Of sorrow at the death Of
Thomas Francis Meagher.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
THE MORNING GLORY
ST O " E

is NOW ALL T H E R AGE =.
ONE FIRE SERVES YoR TIE KnTIRE SEASON
1T BURNS THE CHESTNUT COAL WHICH
COSTS ONLY $3.50 PER TON.
Il Burns tho Coal Cisan-No wssts-No
Cnnkor.
1T FEEDS TSELF.
IT ILLUMISArEs THE APARTMENT IN WHICH
IT IS PLACED.
II is the most Econo mical Stove.
1T REQUIRES LESS ATTENTION THAN
ANY OTHER STOVE.
IL is In every respect the best Stove ever
yet Invented
Por salo only by
II. /. GREGORY,
3f PsnnsylyaniA avenue,
Near Seventh street.
nov22-N [ExpTess.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
A UCTION SALE OF GOVERN

A UCTION SALE OF GOVERN.
n MEHr PROPERTY.
DRPor QuARrERNAsTER's 0PYIcE,
SAVANNAH. Ca, nov. IS, 1867. I
By direction OF the Chief Qaartsrmkstsr Third
Military District there will be sold At publie Aue.
ton 10 tae highest bidder .: the Government Corral
in this c ty, on SATURDAY, November %. 1897, the
following pr. psrty, viz:
Horses seTviesabls.
Ambulance, ssTyiceAbls.
Army Wagon, unssryiseabls.
Eaeh article TO b sold sepaTately.
Sale TO ejmmenos at 10 clock.
Terms: Cash In United States currency.
GEO. g. ALDEH
aoVe2.td Byt Major and A. Q. NJ, U. g. A.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

TnE REPUBLICANS held . caucus last night
for the purpose Of marking out some definite
course to be pursued upon important questions
about being brought up before Congress. 1t is
now pretty clearly understood that the Western
members will very generally oppose Mr.. MccuL-
LocH's plan Of reaching specie payments.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

ITO WINE AND LIQUOR MER-
l. CHANTS. II beg leave to eAl ysur attention
70 my large and well assorted stock OF BOTTLES,
imported Wins Colks, LAbles, sealing Wax, Caps,
TIN foil &e Whisky, Brandy, Gin, Bitters, Wine
and syrup Bottles, 80 6f, 8, and to gallon, al.
W. BLRrHoL0MK,
No, Slo Seventh street West,
no1'solm bet New York ay. and L Of.
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ID r o p 0 s A l. s .

DR0 S A l. s.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa Nov. 20, 1857.
Sealed Proposals In dupl.eat will be received by
The undeTsigned at li03 0irArd street, third noor
or directed 10 Post once Box 1885, In this city, un
III 10 a. m, November 23, 1857, for furnishing the
United States troops, employees, &c, at Fort Della
ware, Del, With
PREsH BREP
Of good marketable quality, in equal proportion
Of fore and hindquArters, excluding nseks, shAnks
and kidney tLlloW. Also,
CORNKD BRRF
Of tbs beat quality and the usual corning pieces.
The said Beef 10 bs delivered fee Of cost 10 the
troops, 10, at Fort Delaware. Del In such quAntl.
ties and At such times IS may be required BY the
commanding ofnesT at Fort Delaware, aud to con.
uaue Ia force I mOnths, eommensing Ga the lst
day Of December, 1857 or such less time the com
missary general shall direct, and subject to lis ap
proval
Bidder. will make separate proposals for each ar.
tele, and In separate letters and, upon acceptance
Of their BIDS, will give sueh security a. may be
required for the faithful performance Of thsr agree
meat
Bids mu.t bs endorsed "Propossis for Bstf, De. "
Q. L. KILBURH,
Hoys2Htd BrsVa Brig. General, \. cos
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

From ontkomery, Ala.-The Elective
franchise as Finally Adopted.
MONTGOMERY. ALA, Nov. 2l.-Ths following
10 tho article on the elective franchise as finally
adopted by the reconstruction convention as a
part Of the new constitution:
Every male person born In the United States,
and every male person who has been na,urAlired,
or who has declared his intention to become a
citizen Of the United States, and Is 81 years I'D
or upwards, and who shall have resided 10 this
State sir months nsIt preceding the election,
and three months In the county in which he
offers TO vote, shall be declared an slector"
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

6P ECIAL NOT ICE q.
~ The Republican ON the Navy Yard.
Persons residing on the Navy Yard desiring the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, delivered promptly and reg.
uiarly at their residences, will please leave their
names and residence with Mr. JosEPH REpEIrI,
grocer nsxt to the northeast corner Of sirss south
and Seventh street east. no2l u
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
PROPOSALS FOR OATS AND

DhOf Us LIS FOR OA1S AND
STRAW.
CHIEF QuARrRRMAsrRR's OPFIcE,
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT, J
RIoBNosD, VA Nov, 10, 1857.
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE until
SATURDAY, November 23 1857, at IL clock, m, for
furnishing the Government with ten thousand 20 COO
bushels Of Oats, (more or lsss) and 750o0 seventy
Ave thousand pounds Of Straw, (moro or less)
The Oats and Straw to be Of good msrchantable
quality. The former will be received by weight, at
thirty two S pounds to the bushsl. Sacks will be
furnished by the Government, hut the labor Of put
ting oas into same must be performed By the con.
tractor a. the place OF delivery.
Proposals must be addressed to Brevst Lieutenant
Colonel James NJ Moore, ,ouArtermaster U. s. A, and
Chief Quarsrmaster First Military District, Rich
mOnd Va, and should be plainly marked "PrososAis
fOr oats and Straw
Delivery to be made at the wharf or railroad depots
In the city Of Richmond Va, and must be completed
within twenty l2o) days from date OF contract.
All Oats and Straw contracted for under this Adver
semeut will be rigid inspected and sueh as do not
prove Of good merehantAble quality will be
Payment to be made on completion OF the contract.
The Chief Quartermaster reserves the right 10 70
ject any or all bids that he may deem too high.
For guaranty required, and form Of guaranty, see
advertisement OF October 10, 1857.
By direction Of the Quartermaster General u A.
JAMES N. MOORE,
Brevst Lieut. Col. and Quartsrna,ter U. s.A.,
no2l I'd Chief O. N. First Military District.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

Fron{ Cincinnati-!The Railroad Aeci-
Ident-Names of the Killed.
CN$ $sSAII, Nov. 2l.-Thres Of the ladies
killed the collision at Lockiand this morning
wore dtsrs named Morgan, They had tickets
from Itroit for Louisville. The other woman
lived iDstroit. The man was named Jackson,
and w9 from Boston. Several others were in.
jured I the shock o. the collision.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
I o G Al TIE N 8 !.

The FISKsr APPLEs in the city are those
Baidwins, r. !. orssnins's, spritrsnbsrs's, aad
other choice varieties from the bss. orchards Of Non
roe county, n. T.. For sale by the Northern Pro-
dues Company. rshnyivaui. svsnu'. between Tenth
and Eleventh streets,
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
North Carolina aElsction-Radical Major
ity In Raleigh.

IVY IN fSkIsFBHs
RALsIsH, N. G. Nov. 2l.-Ths election re.
turns show 6l9 majority for the Radicals in
city, and from the mesgre returns from the
county II Is certain that the majority will
reach 800.
The convention Is carried In the county by
1900 votes. james II. Harris, q negro, leads
the Radical ticket.
Returns from other parts of the State are
coming in slowly, but all indicate that ths
East has gous Radical by q large vote, and
tho West, also, In many instances.
1t Is thought that orapas county elects a
Conservative ticket by handsome majority.
Professor HsdIiok, ono Of the Radical candi
dates for that county, Is beaten.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

Cons.ryatIvs Convsption I'm Richmond.
RIeHTosD, Va Nov. 2l.-Tbs Conservative
Convention on th. llth Of December prOni'ss
TO bs large body. A convention Of farmers
snd one Of editors meet here on the same dsy,
A meeting Of Conservative eolorsd men tonight
adopted resolutions dsprseatlnE the 'nOrY Of
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
From Charisston-Ths Election In Favor
ofths sBIaeks-ssntsnee Of . Negro.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 2l.-Returns from
eight Courthouse show 3, 743 black votes and II
white. This will be about the proportion through
out the State. Not one white vote is known to
have been east against tho convention.
A negro rsgiItsr who, in August last violently
arrested a white citizen and encouraged the
negroes 70 Violsnes has been sentsnesd by q
military commission 70 imprisonment for six
months at hard labor.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

"LApIKs REMEMBER" that no matter what
siyis Of "waikipg Boot" you wish, you are sure 10
End the larss and best select at O. =. Cummins'
Extensive Boot and Shoe House, si7 Seventh stree:
two doors below X and Northern karkst) u
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

FINE BLACK BEAVER 0vERcoArs To $40,
ten Der cent discount from present prices, until re.
moval, At Hsapius's one Price Store. sornsr Sew.
snth street and Maryland avenue sslling OF 10
remove TO No. 6ll Seventh street, Ints!iissnssr
Building.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
The ssnsrsl counen Of the southsr,
Church.

Fol WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 2i.-Ths General
Coun( Of the Southern Church Of North Amer.
lea, tich assembled In this city yesterday, l,
still gagsd considering the constitution pre-.
parody the committee appointed BY the con.
vsn,i9 In Reading, Pa, last year. The debate
is bel carried on in kind and Christian man
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
GALE OF UNITED STATES UNI.
~ FORM JACRETa

~ FORM JACKETS.
CHEZ QUARTERnAsrBR's OFFICE,
PIRsr MILITARY DISTRICT, \
RIcHsosD,vA. Nov. l6, 1867. J
Will be disposed Of at public auction. on sATUR-
DAY, November Is. 1857, at the Government Store
houss, in teis city, at 10 o'clock, . m,
(lsl2) 3 i0HTRBN HUNDRED AND TWELVE PRI-
YATES JACKkTs, VETERAN RESERVE CORPS.
These Jackets are new and In servioeabls eondi-
tion Offering hue induccment to dealers in woollsn
goods.
They will be disposed Of In quantities TO suit pur-
chasefs and must be removed within two days from
date Of tale.
Terms: Cash, In Governmspt funds
JAMES N. MOORE,
Brsvet Lieut.. Col. and ouartermAster q. 8. A.,
no2i.td Chief q. N. FIRST Military District.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

wsst4 the Pedestrian--Tho Roughs En-
davor TO Interfere with Him.
rILAsp, Nov. 2l.-Wsstou 10 expected TO
reach Toledo tonight, q distance Of thirty
miles, living left st half past four this evening.
He Is 4 6ne spirits and condition. Tho roushs
tried tobump upon him at Fremont, but va,
prsvsntf BY the police.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
Interesting Reading ON Every Page.
a. sotics.-rA. Dlur sIrro.AI Ruv,LroI

A. AotIce.-rhs DAtLr nArIoHAL RxruBLIoAB
VI on sui asr April l, 1851, be furnished to sab.
ts-ittn (by sRrr,Sfs) In Washington, Georsstown,
,ud .leVsadris at any cont. Per month, payable to
ne agt-t
e. so Lsurs cat Ga taGsV VI AsouyIous nommu
uIUaEOHA Whatever Is intended for inssrtos nus
be EatbsntiGatsd by the name and address Of tn
wfdssao' necessarily for Publiestiou, bat a. guar
E,Iy for its good faith
ss- All communications, whether on business or
ior publication, should be addressed 70 VIZ. J. hul.
rAau, Proprietor NATIONAL RzrusLIoAs, ,wsshington,
D q
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

ARRIVED.
Steamer George H. Stout, Ford, Philsdslphis.
Steamer Express, Nichoi, Baltimore.
Steamer Pioneer, osdsn, river, wood TO Hsr.
vsy q Go.
sehr. Eleanor T., Foulk, Port Deposit, forage
to Government. 'E.
schr. 8. II. Trsvsrs, Trsvers, Port Deposit,
forage 10 Quartsrmastsr's Department.
schr. Buttsrhy, Danes, Norfolk, lumber to
Church a Co. ,.s.....'
sehr Henry Hsb.rt, Smith, North river, stone
to Aoksr.
CLEANED.
Steamer Wawaset, Foulke, Cone river.
Sohr. Transit, Endioutt, Bsrgenport.
schr. John Beatty, -, Norfolk.
Schr. Oaks Amos, Edmunds, Hoboken.
sohr. s. J Hoyt, Cranmer, New Haven.
Schr. W. Dau.op, Sheriff, oosstwiss.
sehr. Guthrie. Frere, Nsnjsmoy.
schr. Brave, Bradley, Elisabeth river.
schr. James Magss, Lynch, Philadsiphis.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

d EMOVED.-R. W. BARKER, CAB
III ipet Maker and Undsrtsher, has removed from
$50 d street, TO Ne 2sS street. between Tenth aud
Eleventh Streets wh'rs he will be prepared as ksre.
tofore, 10 repair an varnish furniture He will also
give particular attention TO boxing and moving fur
niture.
sSPunsral calls attended to at all hours, day and
night.
THIS Is TO CERTIFY That R. W. BARKER is
compstent 10 perform all the duties pertaining to
noi6.n SAMUEL KIRBY,
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
bpsoial Ufdsfs M
tEztraet.l

tExiraet.l
For being an iupsdimsnt to rsoonstraction.
under the laws Of Congress. Charles Delsry.
coroner Of the parish Of Orleans, Louisiana, 10
hereby removed, and william Hisr is appointed
In his place.
The nee Of the Parish Of Orleans being
vacant by special orders 1888. paragraph Of
the current series from these headquarters, the
coroner Of the parish will act as sheriff In ae-
oordanes with ihe laws OF Louisiana until the
officer newly sppointed Is properly qualified.
By command Of James A. Mower, Brevet Ma
jor General.
NArHAsiEL BuRBAsK,
Lieut., A. A. A. G.
New oRLEAss, Nov. 21.-At an extra session
Of the City Council tonight the Mayor sub.
mittsd report that there are still in circulation
four and half million city notes.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

From New Orieans-Importsnt Order.
Issusd-Circulssion OF the City Notes.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2l.-The following or.
dsrs were issued to-day:
That part of order 1872 relating to sheriff being
in consequence Of DR.. Avery having failed to
give the bond required BY law, and the sheriff
having the refusal TO surrender the Office until
the bond has been accepted.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
HsIpouARrKR FIFTH MILITARY DnrnIcr, !
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 81, 1857. (
Special Orders, No, l92

NhW ohtsAFsp WV So Aoofs
Special Orders, No. l92
[Extraet 81
Tho present incumbents being impediments to
reconstruction under the laws Of Congress, tho
following removals and appointments Of civil Of.
nosrs In Louisiana are hereby ordered
Albert VOORHEES,, Lieutenant Governor, 10 re-
Iisved, and Jacob Hawkins appointed In his
place; II. Hardy. Secretary of State. Is re.
moved, and J. R. O. Pitkin appointed in his
place; Adam Grimm, State Treasurer, Is re-
moved, and s. J. jenkins Is appointed In his
place; Hypolits Psralto, Auditor Public Ac.
counts, 10 removed, and J. II. sypher is ap-
pointed In his place; R. N. Lushsr. suporin.
tsndsnt Of Public Education, Is removed, and
John MeNair Is appointed In his place; Henry
Bsussl, Stats Tax Collector Of the Fourth dis.
trict, 10 removed, and Geo. W. Kendall ap.
pointed In his plscs.
By command Of Brew. Maj. Gen. Joseph A..
Mower:
Lieut.. NArHAsIrL BuRnAsK,
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Surrender of Gen, Grant.

The drowning men Of the Radical press,
clutched with great eagerness at the straw
which Hoated by them in the shape of Gen.
Grants letter to the President in the Sheri.
dan matter. But they avoid the shark
which opens its ugly jaws right in their face,
in the shape Of Grants uithdra,cas of his
protest against the transfer of Sheridan and
Sicklcs: 1t seems that at an interview be-
tween the President and Grant, the former
convinced the latter that he Grant was
mlstakenin bisviews of thetransfcr question,
and that Grant not only wrote the President
a prirate letter 'ciil'lra,oing his protest Int,
at once Issued the orders dtsplacing the Sat
raps Of Louisiana and South Carolina -
Grant took sides with the Radicals one day
and surrendered to the President the next
1t didn't take all summer for Andy to whir
Ulysses in on "that line. "-Beelfonl Ga
zettc.
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our COUNTY.

Some years ago Columbia County earned
and received tho appcllation Of tho Star Of
the North. Since tho time this honorable
name was applied to her she has much
moro than doubled her Democratic majority /;
and al this iu the teeth Of tho fact that
most fornlidably backed up opposition
paper was stal I'D to promulgate tho abon'i-
nable doctrines Of the negro loving party,
with tho hope of binding the ignorant
dutch" The publisher Of the Columbia
County Republican, however, came to grief.
Tho old friends Of that ''honored" iustitu-
ton have seen proper to devote their sner-
gies in different direction; and the upshot
Of the whole business is, that the Democracy
will pile up such majority as will not only
astonish the wooden nutmeg party, but
which will astonish themselves. We have
labored long and faithfully for results such
us are now about to be produced; and in
common with our true, old fashioned Demo-
cratic friends, we congratulate ourselves
on the auspicious state Of affairs.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-11

D The editor of the Republican is a
gay dcceiver. He told us that he had foods
of letters Of most interesting character,
from his patrons, but he don't print them
any more. He told us that the Sharswood
opinion was going to damn that gentleman,
politically, but his readers do not have the
benefit Of it. He said that the negro
fought shoulder to shoulder with the white
man under Jackson, at New Orleans but he
fails to furnish the proof. Asa constant read
er OF his valuable journal we object to these
tricks and respectfully ask that the profound
knowledge Of the Doctor be not hid under a
bushel.
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AWAKE /!

In 1850 the people were told Dy ABRAHAM
Lincoln, and the men who acted with him
composing tho Republican party Of the
present day, that the South would not Sc
cede; that she could not be 'kicked out"
Of the Union; that even il there should be
secession and war, thirty days, aud "a few
old COWS" would settle the matter; that
every body, male and female, oldand young,
could thereupon, quietly go to their homes
and enjoy the rights, liberties, and privileges
guaranteed to them by the laws Of the land,
without further dist urbance; that thisslight
proceeding could be the cause of no great
additional national indebtedness that the
onward progress Of the Nation to prosperity
would in no way be impeded: and, finally,
that tie pillars of Constitutional liberty
would, upon the whole be strengthened.
Now, was ever such batch of lies Of an
important character told before, by u po-
litical party making pretcnsions to respect
ability? As the world knows, the people
Of the United States have now imposed
on them such national debt rs few coun-
tries were ever called to bear ; that VIC are
paying such taxes in proportion to the value
Of our property as no civilized people were
ever before required to pay; that thousands
upon thousands of the best men Of the
nation, from north and south, are sleeping
the sleep that knows no waking" on the
graniest battle field the world ever saw, a
field stretching from Pennsylvania to the
Gulf Of Mexico; in short that moraly,
physically, socially, pecuniarily, and polti-
caly we no longer occupy the high position
which was our boast only six short years
ago. Now, shall We not deserve the scorn
Of the earth if We do not rub our eyes and
begin to inquire what party has reduced us
to u position SO utterly degraded?
Why should this state Of things be con-
tinuad? The debt perhaps is innevitable !;
but why does not the party in power give
us at least one thing which is Of more i'm
portance than any other, that is, a restored
Union. Ifthis were done, other grievances
might be tolerated. In due time they
would be removed; but with dismembercd
Union, disfranchised white population,
and with negro equality, in fact in some
sections with negro supremacy, We cannot
expect to achieve the great triumph OF re-
storing to this continent that grand Repub-
lie which was the work of our Fathers, the
glory of us of later years, and tho occasion
Of fear and dread to the despots of the old
world.
Let the people arouse, and place in power
men Of the old Union, constitution loving
stripe, and let the teachers Of the higher
law doctrine be consigned to the iniamy
which is the proper portion of all who ig-
more and resist the will of the people as ex-
pressed in the fundamental law of the land.
California has spoken, and let the people OF
the old Commonwealth of Pennsylvania re.
| snonl
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PROCEEDINGs IN COURT .
6xpr. TERN, 1867.

Tho several Judges were present at the
opening Of court, Judge Elwcll having
partially recovered from his sickness.
Charles H. Hess was made foreman Of
the Grand Jury. Tho business was con6n.
ed almost exclusively TO Commonwealth
cases.
Edward Torby-plead g1ilty to charge Of
Fornication and bastardy. Fine So, and
81. per week until the child 10 seven years
old.
Sylvester Hoifman--whe had been found
guilty at last court for refusing the vote Oft
citizen, produced the pardon Of Gov. Geary.
Commonw cath vs.. Allen Man-chargc
Fornication and bastardy. Held to bail.
Commonwealth vs.. Allen Buckalcw.-Bail
for appearance ut next term.
Commonwealth vs. Clinton Dewitt
charge forgery. over. Mcssrs. Rus
sci r. Pealer and q. W. Miller admitted to
practice in the several courts Of tho County.
Commonwealth vs.. Samuel II. Kline
Assault and bait cry. Defendant to pay
costs and give bail to keep the peace.
Commonwealth Va Richard Thornton
charge with intent to ravish.-Fine Of fifty
dollars and costs.
Commonwealth vs.. John Ludwig-As-
sault and Battey.-John Hinterliter, the
prosecutor to pay costs.
Allen Buckalew and G. II. Buckalew his
bail--hold each in two hundred dollars for
appearance of defendant at next Court.
Commonwealth VS.. Fred. Bush-Two
Indictments for trcspass. s.--continucd.
Commonwealth VS.. James Henwood-
charge, setting fire to hay shed-A true
Till.
Commonwealth Va Jonathan Wilhelm
charge disturbing religious mecting-True
Bill.
Commonwealth vs.. Lucas Roam Larceny
continued.
Commonwealth vs.. Lawrence Casey
ncglccting to open road.-Continued.
Commonwealth vs. VIM. Geiger-Forni-
cation and bastardy. Continued
1
Commonwealth vs.. Moses Snyder-Lar-
ceny-not True Bill.
At December Term there will be two
weeks Court.
GRAND JURY REPORT.
TO the Honorable tie Judges of the Court
of Common Pleas nou comprising COurl
Of Quarter Sessions Of The Peace IN and
for The County Of Columbia:
The Grand Inquest Of the Common.
wealth Of Pennsylvania inquiring in and for
the body Of the County Of Columbia. Re-
spectfully report:
That we have examined the Public Build,
ings of said County and recommendations
That the Venetian Blinds to the windows
Of the Court room be repaired-Second.
That the trees in the Court House yard be
trimmed and part Of them be removed,
and we repeat the recommendation Of form
er Grand Juries as to an addition to the
Court House, and to the new tables, Desks
&C., in the prothonotary's Office. All Of
which we respectfully submit.
G, II, HESS, Foreman.
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tho protection Of tho lives, liberty and hap.
plncss Of the people; and / exhort them
everywhere to testify their devotion to their
country, their pride and prosperity and great.
ness, and their determination 70 uphold It's
free institutions, by hearty cooperation in
the, efforts Of tho government to sustain the
authority Of tho law, to maintain the su.
prcmacy Of tho Federal Constitution, and TO
preserve, Mnirspaired, the integrity Of the
National Union.
In testimony Whereof have caused the
seal to be affixed to these presents, and sign
the same with my hand.
: Done at the City Of Washington, the
third Of September, In the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty. seven.
:, (Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
WV. H. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.