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Blacksn1iths, Attention!

All sizes of Iron, Nail Rod, Spring sScel, Swedes
Iron, Norway Horseshoe Bar, Cast Steel; Bur-
denis Horse-shoes Nos. g. 3 and ASSORTED Hind
and Fore Steel Gutter Shoes, Cast Boo Shoes,
Oil-tcmpercd Carriage Springs; Seat Springs,
Norway Carriage Axles, Pittsburg Wagon "A xies,
Pipe Boxes, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Mrenches,
Maleable Irons and No. 4 -Blacksmuhs, stone
Coal, at PECK, HAMILToS s. Co.'s
MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE.
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A nieuiS important biil, providing for a
registration Of voters, has been introduced
in the Ohio House Of Representatives, by
Mr.. CnAsk Of Lucas County.
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To Sporting Men.
Fine-twist and Common Double and Single
barrel Shot Guns 3" af,t
Smith 4 Wesson's Seven-shOotihg Pocket Pis-
tolls 20 is'J IN
Nos. /, and 8 Cartridges $500.
Spencer Rife Cartridges (; j y = " I
Double and Single Shot Bags;
Powder Flasks Of all sizes; r
FElay's aud Baldwin's Gun Nads sS.HtT
Eley's c. D. French Waterproof and Army
Gun Capsi r. 1as
Kentucky Riae Peoria Rife, and Hazards Rifle
and Shotgun Powder alaf.D 1HrEs
New York Shot, Common shot, &cp can bo
iOand al the 1 ...,t 1904 I'D L...a1
- MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE.
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RALpn W. CUMMINGS, surEcI


KNoXvILLE Il. Tenn, July 27, 1864. I
CArTAIN: An infant, described to mo by the
messenger who announced the sad Intelligence
A. "Preston's brothers sisters baby"-his biuther'S
gone to the front what relation is the baby tc
Preston 2-has demised. ID .ta.s-t. .H..... d.
Sunday seems to be popular day among the
descendants of " Ham" for this class of diversion
To complete the programme, c6fllu will be re
quired.
Please give an order to that effect.
Yours respectfully,
RALPH w, CUMMINGS Surgeon.
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low 10 Get hlu oi tno NHliV"W b0D"
The New York EUeniIlg Post says There
arc twenty millions Of people in tho North.
Il each one Of these woull destroy five-
cent currency note daily it would amount
to a million Of dollars in day towards the
removal Of tho national debt. II this were
dorc every day for q year it would diminish
tho debt by three hundred and sixty'hve
millions of dollars yearly, which is more
than the whole internal revenue produces
We know man who thinks it is his duty
t. burn ivc.cent bill every day on this
account 1t ia less than the tax on glas,
| of whisky. t.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-18

rnE commissioners Of Pike county have
bought $50 acres of ground for Poo,
Farm" at cost Of $1,000,
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D. d. n. MOORE, Rochester, N. Y.

T EGAL NoTICE.-N. d. Blinn, Administrator
~ of the estate OF b. +. Hollister, deceased, and
Mary Billman, ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate of Dan
iel Billman deceased, and Michael Amos, Admin
istrator of the estate Of Hiram Z. Siverwooe de-
ceased, have hled their accounts in the Probate
Court of Wood County, Cor final settlement, and
the same will be for hearing on the LIST day OF
February, A. d. 1887.
II EDWIN TULLRR, Probate Judge.
Perrysburg, January IL, 1851. sse~
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Steel PlOwS.

Steel PlOwS. 20 % eG
PgcK, HAMILTON & Co. are the Sole Agents for
the sale of the celebrated Mish4wSkp Steel IRlows3
for Wood County All Mshawaka Pows sold in
Wood County must come through US. These
Flows require no putting. Their reputation forI
being the best Steel Plow made is beyond question:
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Ir said that there ars fifteen thousand
skilled workmen ia New York in want Of
labor.
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= INoN II NNOT Y III n N T n w
CoLuMBus, Quo, January 4, 1867.


The RuRlL is the Standard in its Sphere of
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equal, its ample pages comprising Departments
devoted to or treating upon
AGRICULTURE, LITERATURE,
SHEEP ARTS 81 SCIENOES.
HORTICULTURE, EDUCATION.
DOMESTIC CECON'XiMAKEkET REP'ESs
with Illustrations, TaieS, Sketches,
Poetry, Music, Kebuses, EnigmaS,
-l.-- Nc., &C., Ncs
THE RURAL is ably Edited, neatly Printed, well
Illustrated AMI adapted 10 he ,ohoe Country. 1t
employs the Rest Talent. For example, its De-
partmant of Sheep HasbandrV, is edited by Hon.
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while its SDpthera Corresponding Editor is Hon. i,
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-18
AdmIaIstratOrls sale Of Real Estate.

IN pursuance Of an order granted by the Probate
IL Court OF Sandusky County, Ohio, will oder
for sale at public auction on the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, IS0I at O'Clock z. ~, at the door Of the
Courthouse ia Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio,
the following described real estate, situate in the
county Of Wood aud State Of Ohio, to-wit The
east half of the northwest quarter Of section ~,
township No. s, north Of range No. o. containing so
acres, more or less. Appraised at SI3S.
Terms Of Sale--0ne-third cash in hand on day
of sale one-third in one, aud one-third in two
years from day OF sale. Deferred payments TO be
secured Sy mortgage ON promises sold, aud TO bear
interest at six per centOm.
WILLIAM VANDUSKIRK,
Administrator Of George Higley, decd.
January II. 1867. Ssasa 50
TN McMAHAN & L0PER'S Show window car
1 he seen the different STYLES of Picture Frames
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PYGNlX INSURANCE COMPANY.
p HARTFORD, CoNNECTICUT.
i..- 1867.

\ BSTRACT OF THE 25th STATE
n MENT ofthe PHOENIX INSURANCE COM
PANY, Of Hartford, Conn, to the State of Ohio,
g.. tocz
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yoLuME XVIII. FoR 1887,

Will be in Superior Style-New Copper-face
Type, Cool Paper, and many Fine Engravings.
Each of its ifty-two Nos (uot l2 like monthly
will comprise Eight Double Qnarto Pages. An
Indcx &C., at the close Of the volume.
TERMS, in Advauce-a-0nly 50 Year
Five Copies for SlA; Sesen for $40 Ten for S25
and any greater number at the same rate, --only
$3.50 per copy. Club papers sent to different
post ofiiees As VIC pay American postage. 50 40
Is the lowest Club rate TO Canada-S3 so to Europe
sFy-Now Is THE TINE TO SURcRIBE ANB FoRN
CLUBs Premiums, Free Copies &C., to Club
Agents, aud We want at least one agent in every
town IN the Union Specimens, ShowBills, In
ducements Ie., scnt free. Address
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sEM1.wEEKI.Y rR1nuNE.

Mail subscribers, qepY, year-lOi Nos 50 Oo
do. copies, do do 49, 10
do. 5 copies, or over, foreach copy, 90
Persons remittng for 10 copies s3Owill receive an
extra copy for 8 months.
P rsons remittng for Is copies $50 will receive an
extra copy one year.
For slOO we will send thirty four copies and THE
DAILY TRIBUNE.
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WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Mail subscribers, single copy, l year -52
numbers ........ ....''.. .''"'''' '''SZ w
Mail subscribers, climbs of five '.....s...'.'. 90
Ten copies or over addressed to names Of
subscribers. each ~, ,''''..' -, ''''''' ~
Twenty copies, addressed to names ofsubscri- -.
bers -. ,.s.''' '''' '''''' % w
Ten copies, to one address ''.'''''''' '''.l6 90
Twenty copies to one address. ..'''S0 90
An extra copy will be sent for each club OF ten.
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THE HARDWARE sToHE
SGab W G9
" w ,,-.
Ar
PECK, HAMILTON g. CO.,
PERRYsBURG, OIEIOs

PEAsRYSBURG, OHIOs
Peace Makers Sizes, Efa ,so
Good Chcer-2 sizes,
Home Guards Sizesy -rHt
Good Hopes sizesy .t..1
Conquest-2 sizes, ~
COnsu1-3 Sizes, ''
HrOgdside e Sizes,
PiOneer-3 Sizes,
PatIffimdcr-3 Sizes,
HOmestead-2 Stzesy
PALMS. sizes, t.
CypreSs-2 81 esq
r. " Radiators. esq 'rl s-+.-e =
Penrl-2 Siaesy
myrtIe-3 Sizesy ..r
Joys Sizes, 7 ft
Farmers stove e SIxet,i
The Empress-3 Sizes, sc.
Comprising fifty different sizes Of Cooking, Parlor,
Sheet Iron Sitting Room and Heating stoves, Sc
lected from the well-known factories Of Messrs.
Ransom Il Co., Albany Ingraham q Phillips,
and Hicks, Wolf& Co., Troy, N. Y.
In presenting ourselves again to our numerous
customers, we would say that our stock OF Stoves
has been carefully selected from the best manniac-
turers East, and bought unusually low, before the
last advance in Stoves, FoR CASH.
The best assortment of Stoves TO be found in the
Northwest is at the Mammlth Hardware Store.
Over two hundred Of these Stoves have been sold
in this section the past year, and have given the
| best of satisfaction. .,...
| save money By selecting one from our immense
! stock, Our STOVE TRIMMINGS made from
Heavy Copper AMI Tin Plate +; Russia, Patent and
Common Iron Stove Pipe Copper and Tin Boilers
! and Tea Kettles Plain and Japanned Tin Ware;
House-f furnishing Goods; Wood and Willow Ware,
| constantly on hand.
We challenge comparison tf stock and prices
with any other Retail establishment in the country
j
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NToMAHAN a L0PER are still receiving New
MI Music as published
"Peeping through the Blinds"
"The CHRISTIANS Hope"
NThat Song Of Thine"
Thou Art Gone Far Away"
"Daisy Deane."
"Viet6rine Schottisehe," for Piano.
sr" out in the Starlight Im Waiting for Thee
Serenade, with Chorus.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-11
NONRESIDENT TAXES
IN TIE
City OF BiddeiOnl, in the County OF York
FOR THE YEAR 1900.

THE following list of taxes on real estate OF
resident owners In the city Of BiddefOri, for the
year lss6, In bills committed Ia John NJ. G"od"in,
Collector OF said city, the first day OF August,
A. ID, 1906 has been returned by him to me as re-
naming unpaid ON the twenty.ifth day OF July,
1866, by his certificate OF that date, and now re.
main unpaid. aud notice Is hereby given that u
the said taxes and interest and charges are not
paid into the treasury Of said city within eighteen
months from the date Of the commitment or said
bills so much of the real estate taxed rs will DO
sufficient to pay tho amount due therefor inciud-
ing interest and charges, will without further no.
tice be sold at public auction at the oihee OF the
City Treasurer, In said city, on the nth day VI
February. \. ID. lSGS, at ~ o'clock A. Nj
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SAFE VS..

John NJ IIarling $40 20 Grand Jury
Ivory Lwalker applt .23 IS do
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State OF Maine.
COUNTY OF YORK.

COUNTY OF YORK.
County TRElsuRER's OFFICE,
Alfrcd, Oct, Sth, 1867.
IN conformity with Section fiith, OF an act o!
| the Legislature OF the State OF Maine, entitled
"Au act relating to nnes and costs In criminal
prosecutions" approved March "a, A. ID: lsSs,
ar-rey-nte amount OF costs allowed In each case In
Criminal prosecutions at the Supreme judicial
Court begun and holden Mt Alfred, within and Tor
the County of York. on tile Fourth Tuesday OF
Nav A ~ lS6-.
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Cassilneres& Do,skin

Good All Wool Suits. Sl4,OC
Good All Wool Suits, 1900
Good All Wool Suits, ~ 1890
Good All Wool Suits, - 5000
Good All Wool Suits, 1900
Good All Wool Suits, 2i,OO
Good All Wool Suits, 1900
Good All Wool Suits, $500
Good All Wool Suits, ... .. 5000
Good All Wool Suits, $500
Good All Wool Suits, 34,0O
Good All Wool Suits, 5000
Good All Wool Suits, $500
Good All Wool Suits, 1000
Good All Wool Suits, -.-. 1900
Good All Wool Suits, 1873 44,OO
Good All Wool Suits, 1900
MOULTON & I'ODWELL, ~.
No. I2I Main street, Biddefcrd, Me.
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THE UNION & JOURNAL,
Lemuel Davis Of Limington has sold his
stage line. from Buxton to Liminston' 70 A..
X. p. Lougee Of Limerick.

To ID, op act o. ks-tkafs fAs esssfios."
Whether 20 suffer with mental anguish,
Feyerish lips, cracking pains, dyrpeptic ssonies
And nameless bodily sufsriugi .....
OR whether, with sudden dash,
Seize n bottle OF PLANTArioN BirIES.
And rs Uunther sweaTs, be myself u man nShu'
8unther said my eyes we're sAilov,
NV yIsaye haggard, my breath trependous pad
My disposition troublesome-in Tact,
lie gently limited Was fast becoming ..
Your bottles now beneath my vest have disappear.
My food has relish, my appetite Is Keen, led'
MI step elastic, my mind brilliant, and
Nine pounds, ayoidupols, Is added to my weight
MAGNOLIA wArER.-A delightful toilet article,
superior TO Cologne, and at halt the price Ji-2"i'
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Ever before offered In THIS vicini1,
-... ... --cuNsisrISa Or o.
shirts, Drawers, Ovcr.shirts, Socks,
IIandkerchiefs, Collars, Braces, White shirts,
and, in fact, all classes Of goods adapted to
dents wear, at the very lowest
prices, Wis
Knit Shirts AMI Drawers,-- .-C
Large size, heavy, . 80
Knit Shirts aud Drawers,- rrr k
Large size, heavy, ribbed, ,63
Knit Shirts and DrawerS-, 'rrrr-i
Large size, heavy. ribbed, 70
Knit Shirts and Drawers,- =
Large size, ribbed, extra heavy, ~
Knit Shirts aud Drawers, b.
Large size, ribbed, extra heavy, si,0O
Knit Shirts and Dnwcrs,-
Large size, ribbed, extra heavy, l,25
Knit Shirts and Drawcrs,- .t
Large sire, ribbed, extra, Portsmth, 80
Fancy er.Shirts, large size. go
Fancy Over Shirts, large size, l,l5
Fancy Ovcr.Shrts, large size, extra, 1,aO
Fancy Over Shirts u
IsdTgc SiIc, tAlfd HcU'ys ~
Heavy Mixed Shaker Socks, .' ..l Is
Heavy Mixed Shaker Socks, 49,. q. ,35
Heavy Mixed Shaker Socks, ribbed, 81
Heavy Mixed Shaker Socks,-
Ribbed, hest quality, WILMA 80
A Large Lot Of
Linen Handkerchief. from 25 CTS. to 81 cts. each.
suspendcrs- grades-from % cts. to 81 90 pair.
job lot Of Umbrellas, large size, from 20 cts. 70
$3.50 each.
In addition to tho above, MouLros & BoDwELL
have an endless variety Of
GLopES, TIES, ScARFS, SCARF SUPPORTERS,
PAPER COLLARS, BoSOMS AND CUFFS.
All OF the above goods are bought for CASH. and
offered TO cash buyers at so small advance as to
ensure q sale in every instance. ~ Don't miss
the place. ...............
'~ MOULToN & BODWELL,
No. 121 Main street, Biddeferd, Me.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-03-08

WHEN We see such men as Orr, of
South Carolina, and Brown, Of Geor-
gia, advocating the adoption Of the
proposition submitted by Congress,
We are tempted to ask if longing
for 4 seat in the Halls Of the Nation
al Legislature, may not account for
the conviction that has come home
to them. But mon Of their repu.
ted discernment ought to have discov.
cred that no assurance Of immediate
representation accompanies the prop,
osition. They ought to know further
that no submission, however abject
will induce Congress to give the Soutl
the slightest chance to vote in the
next Presidential election; and i
they know this, it is gratuitous deg
radiation to accept disgraceful term
without even promise Of VALUABLE
consideration. No prospect of pc
litical, or other advantage can com
pensate for dishonor, and if the Soutl
intends to incur it, let il first secur
the price.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-03-08
ECRAPHIC.

BosTos, March B.-The failure of Mellen
Ward & Co. has given rise to various rumors.
The whole loss resulting from the suspen-
sion of the firm is said to be nearly one mil
lion dollars. The First National Bank at
Nswtonville, Of which Edward Carter, a
member of the suspended firm, was director,
has closed its doors, having, 1t is reported,
suffered to the amount Of 100000, nearly
twice the amount Of its capital. The money
was lost in stock speculations, principally in
the attempts to corner the Copper Falls Mi
ming Ccmpany's stock. The Merchants Bank
holds $35, 900 certified checks Of the firm on
the State Bank, which were certified rs good
by Charles H. Smith, cashier; and the Sec
ond National Bank holds Sl25,000. There
will probably be litigation as to the banks
upon which this loss shalifal.
Julius s. Hsrtwell, cashier Of the SUBJ
Treasury, who has been concerned in these
transactions, has resigned. The government,
however does not lose a dollar. Mr.. Smith,
cashier of the State Bank, has also resigned
BosroS, March A general feeling Of
distrust prevails on the streets, as regards the
transactions Of brokers and bankers. The
recent failure having brought to light such
and high-toned houses suffer from suspicion.
The First National Bank of Newton appears
completely cleaned out and many cases oil
individual suffering are reported. II appears
probable that one or two other banks besides
those enumerated have been subjected TO los
Twenty thousand dollars were taken from
one individual whose friendship made him
an easy dupe. There Is every prospect that
the whole affair will be made the subject OF
legal investigation.
AUGUSTA, GA, March 4.-Meetings are be-
ing called TO consider the Recommendation Of
Governor Brown. Public opinion Is divided
A few Of the papers are in favor o.
its acceptance. A majority Of the people arr
straight opposed to it,
ATLANTA, March A public meeting !!
held 10 day TO consider the condition OF th'
country There was a large attendance. -
Several resolutions approving the terms o
Shermau's bill and the course of Gov. Brown
were rejected. The meeting then divided
and the minority approving Sherman's bill
7 withdra wing, and will hold a meeting to
might The majority then organized new
meeting and passed resol u,ions counseint
quiet submission 10 the bill, but characterize
ing the measure as harsh and unjust ex
pressing approval OF tine noble course o
President Johnsoa; asserting the honor ant
manhood OF the Southern people were still
left, aud claiming as the sense OF the meet
, ing, that the freedom Of the people must no
be bartered away for the provisions OF Sher
mans BILL The resolution recommends thu
Governors Of the Southern States 70 taxi
steps 10 test the oousttutionality OF the bill
in Ire Srrrsrs Cour, Of the z. =.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-03-08
NASHVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
List OF the Graduates for 1S87...PrO
gress Of the Institution.

The commencement exercises of the Med
ical Department of the University, of Nash
willie were held at the Masonic hall on
Thursday uight the 2sth, ult Addresses,
eloquent and appropriate were delivered by
Or. Menees and DR.. John W. Norton. Jr., to
a very large audience. Fifty six diplomas
were granted to the following graduates for
1857:
Tennessee-G. NJ. Andrews, T. J. An
derson,' S. T. Blair, W. A. Bevill, W. A.
Barry, Patrick Burns, J. N. Curd, 4. l..
Drake, W. @. 'Gwynn, r. b Hamilton, J.
W. Hammonds, R. N. Herbert B. p. Hook
er, J. Il. Hinton, G. w. James, ]. B.
Jones, P. Jordan, S. B. Jordan, W. Long,
W. G. Miller, r. d. McNeely, J. X. Nc
Call, b. Marbury, J. Fl. Mckee, J. McGav-
ocf Masterson, II. W. Manson, J. w. Nor
ton, ]. s. McKinlie, w. R. Neblett, w.
D. Rodgers, j. A. Ross, II. II. Robinson,
w. d. Robinson, G. A. Swami, E. r.
Smith, II. Siencknecht, W. N Thompson,
J. @. Williamson, B. N. White, W. @. Win
ston.
Kentucky. W. Beauchamp J. L.
Curd.
Ala ama-S. Douglass, l. W, Finnell, c.
Harwell, J. r. Mcdonald, A. W. Smith, B.
Temple, G. X. Williams.
Georgia.. L. Herbert, T. s. Saunders, A.
+. Samuels.
Mississippi-w' T. Meow, NJ. J. Mcneil
J. o. West.
Since the first session in 1851, there have
been 3,7s7 matriculates and l,lO5 gradu
ates.
The Museum, Cabinets, Library, Bull ding
and apparatus, are not only as perfect as evei
having been preserved in tact during the re-
\ cent war, but the College has received tn,
addition of the private collection of DR.. 10
seph Jones, numbering more than two thou
sand specimens and preparations, illustrating
Comparative Anatomy and Physiology; alst
a number Of splendid Anatomical Models
by DR.. 7. b. Buchanan. The Glass Of &C.
was nearly double that Of 1886, notwith
standing that large number of students
from Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana Texas
were deferred from coming TO Nashville, b,
the presence of cholera, at the opening of tn
J hast session. The prosperity of the institu
ton has been equal to the expectations o
It's friends and officers.
The Faculty have resolved without yegar,
to expense, to keep this college in condi
tion 10 offer the best possible facilities to stu
dents for the attainment Of thorough med
} ical education.
The Faculty have taken steps to erect
large hospital on the University grounds, il
connection with the Medical College.
This hospital will be open for the recep
ton of patients, on or before the LIST of Oct
, 1867.
The students will have daily instructio
in the Surgical, obstetrical, and Feve
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-03-08

In the call which our Legislature
has made for federal troops to keep
the peace in Tennessee, We agree
with the Conservative members, that
those troops are to be preferred to
Brownlow's militia. There is no
earthly use for either, but, if the in
terests of tyranny demand the use Of
bayonets in the administration Of
civil government, it is better for the
treasury Of the State, the cause Of
humanity and the rights Of the PEG
pie that the bayonets should be cen,
trolled by the President rather than
the pious despot known as the Cover.
nor of Tennessee.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-03-08

The President signed the Army
appropriation bill with protest against
the section which deprives 'the Preis
dent of his constitutional functions
as Commander Chief of the army
and against the section which takes
from the States their constitutions
right to protect themselves with mi
litia, in case of emergency. This sign
ing away the constitution to save :
bill, is a concession to traitors, o
the most dangerous character.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-03-08

THE Presidents veto of the Mill
tary Bill is an able argument against
its constitutionality, and a clear ex-
pose of its ruinous effects upon the
prosperity of the country and its
fatal blow at the liberties of the peo.
pie. The response of Congress was
the passage of the bill over his veto
and he now finds himself in the atti
tude of agent an carrying into effect ;
law which palpably violates the Con
ititution he took a solemn oath t.
defend.