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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-20

A ooqUErrE in Ashland, Ohio, was made
10 return g. 800 worth Of presents and pay six cents
damages to the blghted object that she had Tilted.
That was q turning Of tho toilet tables.
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The British American COniedera-
ton.

SAN Francisco, March ia New West.
minister dispatch says the Legislative Coun,
Gil of British Columbia unanimously voted
for admission into Colonial Confederacy.
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~ Know Thy Dsstiny.-Madame e. f.

81 Know Thy Destlny.-Madame E. f.
THORNTON the great Bnglish AstrologS, ClairvoyAnt
and Psyehomsteian who has astonished the scientific
classes Of tho Old world has located herself at
Hudson, N. Y. MADAME THORNTON possesses such won
derul powers Of second sight, to enable her to i'm
part knowledge Of the greatest Importance to the singe
married Of either While In q state Of trance,
she deneAtes the very features Of the person you
to marry and by the aid Of instrument Of iatense
power, known rs the Psyohomotrope, guarantees to
produce lfe.lke picture Of the future husband or
wife Of the applicant together with date Of marriage
position in lfe leading traits Of character dc. This
is humbug as Thousands Of testimonials can assert
She will send, when desired certified certificate, or
written guarantee that the picture is what 1t purpOrts
to be- By enclosing small lock Of hair, and stating
place Of birth, age, disposition and complexion, and
enclosing any cents and stamped envelope addressed
to yourself you will receive the picture and desired
information by return mail. All communications sa.
eredly confidential. Address, in condolences, MADAME
E. =. THORNTON, P. o. Box 22S, Hudson, M.
NH w
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A "Krsor establishment in Meridian Ct.
xb,ob VA, making monsy fast. ba. lust been broken
mn.
rrur sornors In Do,oware and Virginia
ooun,,,, ,h.. thar vo,k b., bean much retarded
by the constant rains and SHOWS.
r,.,,ho ,a r.ooh oron, in so,,b.
r,,,..,. .-..,.a - \. ,.,r.r than usu.I
mi, wear,
rou, prvv,xo,ox Eso n well.knovn i'm.
o - =. ps,,,a.,nh,, a;.a snna., uo,r.
49, "
Al Iuncbhrr1 va SHINING tobscco
-,,.h go ala q, a. 20 40 INV b,;ns,
sIo - sIs
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-, :, - :, 80. ~. nav,nr s,so an
go,
N. .u,hp,iti,, AZ Co,umbu, Ohio to attend to n.
nal. no, o.,., xb,cb ar, b.eominv numerous in
that ei,v
It'll. ..;, !, p.orido,oo an
80, a. paeu,,a. .,..,a.d . 49,
r,,,.. va ,nnoipt,d to ,olioit contributions for
N, ,,,rving moor Of the South.
VI, ,..o 81 c,,,o,o,
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w., anu o.," " - $3.50
on. War,
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claimed, As no passed ,ns nan century po't .as'
atnoasn MS mar was m'or'a OCT win ase
shouia never 20 'i''''u o'' "''n ni"A'' " 'n''''
AMONG the passengers Oh inc fui'oh ior
haVre' on SATURDAY, was A. ", 'uIhn' iA's 'o'-
ernor oil fenn'yiVan" he 'is''' EUROPE '0f Die
heai'h'
HE advocates Of female Suffrage nave re-
Gently been reinforced BY Mr. John Stuart MILL who
has become strenuous supporter oil the extension
oil the nsht Of voting IN England 70 women
AMONG the appropriations Of the last Con-
necticut Legislature was $500 for whisky, lemons
and sugar for the use Of the Legislature" Under
this inspiration no doubt, some Of the laws Of the
last session were passed.
Tyv rocords NJ the Postofice Denartment
H., a., q. a.. IA ,.,,., hr,..r th.ro b.v. h,.r
six hundred thousand dead letters destroyed in the
last year. in which were enclosed $780, 900 in drafts,
which were returned to the owners thereof.
rwo ,,-r,v boys ooed obout 6vo veors
-, - ns An.n g..
W - - 80 - ~. ,s.,, ~
a,: ',I 49, tIron.h ,h.,os Thsr w.,o -
r. ~. ,om, g,.v.
A. ;nto,i;nort ;orrroI .ov, that tho wonor
=, -. 90 II, 49, Ia No.. h.nS.a.,,
S,r ;n., MI. r...on Th.n a.. nro,vin'
roura:, ~ oboS, fuIIsr of Iimb Gaining ,ub,tonc,
nd dsv.,orm.D, in ovsrv dirsction
: - oI1 NJ
n 'ohhhsroSp"' VI '"e n1o"uon Am"e'
t recommends mat ohihameh 90 'hi's'eu IN inc Eng
hsh army iof 'no ieA'on' 'na' 'n'' ni' nafuy
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Grain in New York.

NEW YoRK, March ls.-The stock Of grain
in this market amounts to l,409000 bushels
Of wheat; 100000 bushels Of corn; l,ss00O0
bushels of oats.
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WAsnISoroS, March lo.-Jay Cooke 4 Co.
furnish the following quotations Of Govern
,nent eecuritiea,
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United States Ministers Confirmed.

Among the appointments confirmed by
the Senate yestssAay were the gallant Major
General BARTLETT, Minister to Sweden and
Norway, and General SULLIVAN, Minister to
the United States Of Colombia.
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az To Commandments Advertiser
having been restored to health in few weeks, BY
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease, Consumption, Is anxious to make known 10 his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire 1t he will send copy Of the pre-
serpuOn used free Of ehargs with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will ind
sURR CURR ron CONSUMPTION ASTHMA, BRoEoHIrIs, &c.
The only object OF the advertiser In sending the pre-
scrpton is to benont the acted and spread infOrma.
ton which he eoneeyes to be Invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy. as will cost them
nOthinR and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oc25-dwly williamsburg, Hinge county, NY,
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DIsPosALs OF PUBLIC LANDs.-The Com
missioner of the General Land Office is in
receipt of returns showing an aggregate dis
posal Of 4l,3Ss acres Of the public lands
during the month Of January last at the fol.
lowing local Offices: Roseburg, Oregon, 2,673
acres; Stockton, California, 2,4l6 acres
Oregon City, Oregon, 22,676 acres; San
Francisco, California, 1888 acres. The
greater portion Of the land was taken up
under the homestead and donation acts.
The aggregate cash sales amounted to 3d.
6R4
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EOUND-ON TUESDAY MORNING,
tho l2h instant, In front Of The Treasury Depart.
msnt, POCKRT-B0oK, containing money, 30, which
the owner can have by proving property and paying
for this Advertisement Call the undersigned, At
No. go Eighth street. between and south, after ~
mh2o.a DAN'L D. DAVIDSON.
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90 Notice to Tax Payers OF Washington
CIrr.-The Board OF Assessors having completed the
anu tai assessment for 1867, will sit board Of APP
peal and for the purpose Of making corrections from
the 18th instant to April lt inclusive, Sundays eI-
espted at School Commissioners Room, second story
City Hall, woSt wing, from a. to p each day.
By order Of the President fs2-eotApl
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R.in-Aa Epiuram.

Rsin-Aa Epigram.
think (said Isabel tho fearful sky
IL weeping sadly--only hear II sigh!
Do not (said Quilp) eommisserato Its woes
It docs not weep--it only blowsi us SHOWS.
-Boaon Post.
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NEW PHYSIOGNOMY, WITH 1000
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MESS, In one vol q IS, THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOuRSAL
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FOWLER WELLS, No $50 Broadway, New York.
Agents Wanted mh20- lSlW
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Ss- The GBavest Maladies OF Youth and
EARLY MANHOOD. Howard Association Essays, on the
Physiology Of the Passions, and the Rrror AbusesAnd
DeAsef PECULIAR to the nrst age Of man. with reports on
methods Of treatment employed In this Institution.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Address,
DR.. J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association.
philadelphia Pa jail 3m
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NAVY BULLETIN, March l2.-Detached-
Boatswain L. r. Ellis, from the Savannah
and placed on waiting orders; Acting Master
James II. Simpson, from the Sabine and
ordered to command the Purveyor; Acting
Master Rudolph Summers, from the Constel-
lation and ordered to the Purveyor; Mate
George Rogers, from the Allegheny and
ordered to the Purveyor.
Ordered-Assistant Paymaster William ].
Healey and Acting Ensign John W. Almy,
to the Purveyor; boatswain Thomas Bennett,
TO the Savannah.
Honorably distinguishing Assistant
Paymaster J. G. Canning, from May 81, 1866.
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DOR. UNIT NON.

THE STEAMER FOR MOUNT VERNON ~s.ns.
will leave the wharf foot Of Seventh street, SNRkk
every THURSDAY at 10 O. eloek, IA. IN. ,wEA- -
TIER PERMITTING.
VIM D. COLT,
mhl2.lm President Potomac Ferry Co.
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EDW ARD EFT,
~ BooK.BMDBR AND HR-RULBR,
No. al PsnnsyiyaniA avenue between Tenth and nsv.
snth streets, south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals. AAd
HaBapADara aATafnlly Attandsd Va
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-05
CHICAGO, ILL, OCTOBER 5, 1867.
The Cries of the Wounded.

It is we'll known fact that men will fight for the
maintenance of slavery with and pertnacty
than for liberty. By slavery all those many
headed monster systems that bind at the feet of
tyranny temporal and spiritual AS the kings of earth
have at last to believe in their divine rights and
that the people but tolerated for their convenience
and aggrandzement so the lesser mtators of desposm
ton, Begin ALSO to believe in their right to use their
slaves for their accommodation. Ten years ago the
individual who would be so needless of consequences as
to dispute the title from God in men (chattes) from
the good city OF St. Louis to the gulf stream-would
have been found guilty Of incendiarism and strung up
surrounded by admiring crowd of chivarous eau
casians," while served the id Yankee right "
would be the general verdict of ten or more States
The last war proved that it does not always require
good cause to fire up the human heart to deeds of vaor
1t cannot be denied but that the Southerners fought
more reckessy and doggedy for the preservation Of
human slavery than they would have done to repel
foreign invasion. There is nothing excites the ire of
Individuals or communities, educated to trampe under
foot some part of the human family, much as to find
their victims slipping from their control Parading
through the cities of the South with the blood of dozens
ones head and living the terror of honest and
able citizens could be, and often endured. Nay,
considered but stripping until he had "panted"
his man. and he who had bowieknifed dozen was the
beau ideal of chivalry. On the other hand, the
fortunate individual who wore carpet bag" and had
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-05

slightest doubt If cannot live in house. let us live
in two "The time and place for ghtng is matter for
future consideration And those who have been Directing to
Canada should know that the Organization is bound
special road When the next blow is struck it must be
struck by the Irish in Ireland England Canada and
wherever they can put inn In the meantime those
Circles who were represented Cleveland know their work
Let them do it. Instead of picking flaws in the other Irish
WALL let them their attention to the wooden walls of
England Our people by this time fully aware of the
merits and dement's of the spit" enemies term it.
So let both sides quit growing at each other and go to work
on their own programmes The world will give credit to
those who will show the most and best practical work Let
carry the motto of both Sides Engands enemies
our friends her friends are enemies" The first shot
that opens the dungeon DOORS and lberates country will
hush all growing That both parties have clearer field for
action than heretofore is plain all The wrecks that
line the shores of the paswrecks caused by reachey and
msmanagemen be the lighthouses to guide those
who sail the ship of State in the present and future and
should teach them clear of the breakers which
their predecessors destroyed We trust for the best
but all who have may have the control of
national AFFAIRS to be guided by past experience. Let no
be placed in positions through favor because they
may have oily tongues and sing sweet praises to this or
that "leader." Let but those whose honesty is
thoroughly known and tried be placed in positions where
dishonesty would bring disgrace and ruin to the Let
the spirit federalism and vndcveness that possessed
past "leader actuae present and future directors
Let not self be forever obdng its hideovs shape between
and their country Let the broades margin be allowed
of all beliefs dsbeef far creeds and politics
concened-requrng only belief from thema belief
in the right of all liberty and above ALL of Ireland
to segovernment 1t by violating such principles that
all disasters drawn upon in the past If in the
future the old policy of chief and can incense burning
and savish fawnng be carried out the retrbuton will
overtake again. Let all remember that
trial before the intelligent universe and will by conduct
prove whether fit for the liberty which profess to
love.
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DUNMANwAY, Boston, Mdss.-We cannot publish your
letter. While have been satisfied of the reachery or
mbecility either equally criminal in revolutionary lead
ers ofStephens OMahony Kan etc. and have denounced
their wckednes and will continue do long there
any danger of their crawling back into the national ranks
it does not follow that going condemn and dnounce
simply because they differ with the shortest road
to the freedom of Ireland While cannot but regret that
Mr. Savage should step into position deed by the rascay
of the above mentioned worthless and in making
himself responsible for the guilt of his predecessors yet we
must confess that have heard of any dshonorabe
act in his life and until thoroughly satisfied that
is dishonest incapable we will not allow columns
to be used for the purpose of his defamation When
satisfied that Mr. Savage "any other man, has erred
will not wait for correspondents to show him up but will
assume all responsibilities and do ourselves So long
cannot work organization for the freedom of their
country the next best thing for them do is work in two
We prefer those who, honestly differing from u.s. work in
opposition and whose preudices judgment will allow
them to work side by side with us to those neutral things
who recreans to their dying country and take sides
with neither party The party does something for Ire
land; the other nothing. That there will be- eventually
union of all Iishmen who truly love Ireland thor
oughy satisfied But it must be union indeed 1t is useless
to smooth sore by this plaster called unon
to break out more violently in few months There has
been too much bad blood in the SYSTEM and it is scarcely
purified yet Time will do wonders Let the Organization
over which Mr. Roberts presdes be convinced that Stephens
Oahony Co have nothing to do with the body which
Mr. savage preslde and the work of union will be easily
accomplished With either of the company first mentioned
or with any man whose hand stained with plumber there
"eUsr mill be ""0n All say is that while we will
condemn as far as we any man or organization that in
our opinion acts dishonesty Ireland we will give credit
also to those who work faithfully for their country We
make this explanation to Dunmanway and all others who
wouid make our paper vehicle to malign men of whom
IL IL
judgment in Fenian matters, and Aatter ourselves
that know something of the achinen vet we will not
condemn because they may differ from U.S. Honesty If
intention in eyes, multitude of SINS We have
friends among the Savages" correspondent
hem about whose devotion Ireland we entertain not the
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-05
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
General Agent of 1.-THE Irish Republic Newspaper.

General Agent of 1.-THE Irish Republic" Newspaper
the utmost qualification in being able to
that the conductors of this journal have appointed Captain
WILLIAM H. GRACE late of the United States army and
subsequently Central Organizer of the Fenan Brotherhood
a General Agent for THE IRISH REPUBLIC
Captain GRACE is young Irshman of high intelligence
He an earnest advocate of universal liberty His devotion
to oppressed country has been proved by his readiness
the ranks of in her Defense and by his unweared
and sacrfcng abors to promote the of her national
independence In point of character he is of the most
unbemished integrity. We therefore, ask for him, from
every friend of Ireland and of liberty cordial reception,
with every possible assistance in the carrying forward of his
noble work. He will enroll subscribers both Irish and
American for this Journal collect advertisements organize
clubs and appoint district and local agents. He is empowered
to receive payments of all moneys DUE any account
contributed, and his receipts WILL in every instance be
acknowledged this Office We again most respectfully and
earnestly ask friends and the friends of country to
assist agent in every way possible to them.
Captain GRACE, while engaged in dischargng the more
immediate duties of his Office will when suitable opportunity
OFFERS lecture Irish nationality and organize Circles of the
F. B. where such desirable and necessary This will be
labor of love-one done free of all to the general
Organization We do hope therefore, that the friends of our
noble national will be everywhere careful and anxious
to take advantage of it.
The following is the route which Captain GRACE will
follow After spending few days in ST. Paul, Minnesota
he will proceed to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-18

The NJ pleaa.s, pecpls .r, eyine to
bu;ld = large baptist church eoetise 02o,.
600
o...,.
SEaious AccipsSr.-f tns us.svs.s
Herafd ws earn 'nes jam : nuG :s ~ ~
Of snis cay me' WIN : sso.s :e". ons
r,turninr from hunting, the bessch pin was
blown oo, striking him on the bridge Of the
nose breaking Il down and seriously injur>
ing one Of his eyes.
~ 49,
AA.s ~ u.U:,. .s -. 49,.
s.cts business = this CITY q . dealer in Ii.
ouoss. was arrssted Ter yiolaaieu Of the in
tsrnai rsvenus iaw, n eossaag sssos 70
ueeFee Ao9ssoo weese - -
tiilsry Of Jeee neess. = s Ae
,.,.,c. :. ~. Hs..,.ce ana Aoeh nnrtise
iii No a es..ioe,;on befses q. 9. Cen
,.a1sio.sss a.lfIaev A.
Ueees psessnss OF nInne . y pm % sso
mare mules and light towe nerse
painted REQ. w'seoe' PEG O. ~. - :s es
,;.oo couc,v Iovs IN rridav the ga inst.
h. an ;sd;t,duai III ss.s hish vi,h black
hair. and lone. t,neA Shiekers. hAvins ~
dart ci.,hee ~ : wolf akin oveecoas who
save 81 osoe a james rest. The seil
Poee hes s,el~n the above team and wagon,
and 4 reward Of 400 will DO osid for thsis
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Veatern Union Railroad.

TSRAlNs LEAVE PORT BYRON a. FOL-
NAH ssd. Exprsss ZOO 4. n. daily, (sundays
! Sses..odeaiss 49, ?. \.
Aap1vb A. PoaS DYnon.
Nail ~ 1zgesss 7:se r. -, a1lly, Usaasys
49, eas,ss a4s r. H.. ddly. (guslsys
II ~ IA Express lsaviag Pert Hysss 4 7:so
>sSss ciosa Connections Tor Chissao 81 ri
eciess = Noe1he,u lllinois and Wiseoosia.
ooouD0ssono:
A Raeino. NTH ''(soedsich Line', ssoamoufee
0ee.i fleyos. Shsbvygaa aad Assieo4oc.
NJ ~ 0e1ineJ J uoo1ise, 9Th CAaeaeo = 1elwaakee
neiiroo1. q Hilwankses KeaeShs. Vhsssoaa
SSss'ssss Jsussss.. ~iss Cl1sees . HssA.
,eessss 6sissa1, lss JaassvillA 4a1l6sA, Pa
~ ~ C8ieo - u Cfosee.
~ Sa5eiA Oi1A CAieags . Nedu1Weeo1Va LII.
49,. eor RsotsiIle. Evassvtms, - 4o4eoa.
aaepoepee1. With ChicoGo 3 NosthWosooeo ani
epe;@ais Cenarel Knilroede, foe Roe6foeo. Wogreu
ninerel Point and 0alena.
~ Havanaa, with stsam packet "Laasing,' Z
- Dubueas and through ooass ~ ~ Panl.
A Ful,oa. With Chicago Nofthweotern Rail.
,esd. for Chicago, Dixon ana Cedar Rapids.
Port Pyroa, with ChicagoA Hock Island
Na,lroed and steam packet Iowa" between
i,eveuport and Rock island.
Psasenxers will dpd this road Ne cheapest
acd ouicksst 70 al points in the nssthvest.
n = TATR. Sara R.A. KNAPP, Sup't
Iee1eee bivisisa, Wssssg4 bivisiea.
neV15 I'll 1seiee. VA -AvaoAas =
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The svessgs weekly number Of sew pa.
tents 10 ESQ.,
The pscspscts f,s fruit in IsWa, except
peaches are generally good.
The Italians are suigsatine b large
members TO South America.
A Ohio Rsm boast loudly that from etsa
barsls Of maple sap they have made eighty
fous pounds Of ssgsr.
A little boy was seriously poisoned 10
Albany ~ eating piece Of green hswbill
Paper which he tore from fence.
Queen Victoria has declared that she will
sign no 0see death wassents. So there can
b no executions in England.
A man 1903 ysars old vssed the ,Dsmo-
cratic ticket at Ola Lyme, Conn.,. last
week.
The Empress Carlotta 10 worse instead
IL stter. Her fits Of insanity are more
violent and the lucid intervals more rare.
Il Hon. Myes Strsuss, member Of Congress
has had placed in hiA< hands for Ssturn'to the
owner, . stolen ring belonging to JEFF DA
Wis.
The Judges charge in = recent poisoning
case in Canada lasted thirteen hours. The
jury gave verdict Of guilty 10 ave min
uteo.
A reverend in Asolin, o.. was fined fos
consulting - sesoule end battery on hia
vile, st.ths breakfast table. on . Sunday
morning.
A French ssvas publishss proposition
70 utilize the dad human bodies which
ere nov wasted, BY dissilling them into H.
luu mating gss. - d actually doee In Indis
Judging from appearances in life, soms
bodies would be vestly more valuable than
others for that purpose.
In Burlington. w.. last Sunday night
seven churches we're sntered BY burgalsrl
and sasriligiously rified Of Ill their valu-
bles.
IL 10 said that Mics Blanche the dough
Ter Of Spooney Butler win ~ The belle q
Washington nexs winter. She Is sharp
pretty aid o. amisble - . scion 0l such Z
ahouee could be.
AZ . late turn Of the Clay county Indi
ana circuit court some young Ee1tlemeu
were fined Is each Zoe laughing and whis.
pcring In church.