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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-23

THE WORKING PEOPLE.-A cooperative
movement has been begun in this city among
the boot and shoemakers. The journeymen
enoemakers have been in vited to meet next
Tuesday evening to consider the question of
establishing a cooperative society. This
movement; If successful, will advance their
material interests, and the iourneymen, by
manufacturing and selling their own goods !,
will benefit both themselves and the public
Cooperation is one OF the best principles YET
advanc ced for the benefit OF the working peo-
hiiddelphid Ledger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-23

THE CHOLERA IN NKANsAs-The Kansas cor
respondent OF the St. Louis Democrat thus ac-
counts for the cases OF cholera al Fort Harker.
Ii will be recollected that the Smoky HILL
two or three weeks ago, inundated the whole
country As the Smoky Hill river receded to
it's proper channel, large and deep ponds were
left, which have become stagnant, filling the
air with noxious miasm arising from them
To this, in the opinion of medical men, NAV
be ascrlbed the fatal disorder almost decimat-
ing the garrison at Fort Harker''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-23

TRADE OF RICHMOND.-Six vessels are now
loading at Richmond, Va, with tobacco for
European ports; two OF them are for Loudon,
two for Liverpool. one for Bremen, and one
for Bordeaux. A vessel Is also loading with
flour for Brazil. This looks as il the CONNER
cial affairs OF that city are beginning to look
up. During the year ending with June the
exports of Richmond amounted to S4Da 1t-
and tie imports to S9l,'00. The exports con-
sisted principally OF tobacco and -four
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-23
y Minnesota is absorbing emigrants At IN
rate OF abont thousand a dav -

minnesota is absorbing emigrants at tn
rate OF abont thousand day.
~ Mary Brown, who claimed s40.GO0. has
recovered $250O from DR.. Winston, in Nash
vile for killing her husband by an overdose
OF morphine. p
~ The great tabernacle OF the Saints at salt
Lake city - now finished. 1t Is $50 feet wide.
ana furniehes comfortable sitting room for
10000 people. NV ;.
~ We learn from our Florida EXCHANGES
that there 10 q remarkable and Increasing in,
terest on the subject Of religion in that State.
~ The annual loss by the wear OF coin is
estimated d at one-tenfh Of per cent, and the
consumpton BY the arts and loss BY fre And
shtpwIeek at S3.t o0,e00 year.
~ W. @. McDowsll, lawyer of Ieavsn.
worth, Kansas, fell on An outsids eeaf ef An
Omnibus OF ST. ton's on Tuesday, and the
Wheels of the ysncis passed over him, Killing
- The bridge esross the lGississippi NJ 81.
Louie win Be The nnsst in the world, and viii
cost ave miiion dollars. The work vim be
begun imMsdiately, and will be completed in
three years. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-23

THE WHEAT CROP OF MIssIssIPPI-The
wheat crop Of Mississippi is now being har-
vested. The yield is large. correspondent
is assured that the wheat crop already har-
veeted in the South will sustain the entire
population for the next two years, while the
corn crop promises even more abundantly
There is great need OF this, for the condition of
the poor in that State Is horrible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-23

- A letter from Bueaos Ayres says: uLarpe-
mum beTs Of men and women. beguiled from,
the United States to immigrate to Brazil. begin
10 find their way here. They are poor and
helpless. Deceived by runners ef yarions
kinds. and finally enlisted in the aru,y. is the
fate OF many poor feilov,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-23

R1AL ESTATE sSALR-Wall L Co, auc.
tIsneers. yesterday sold part OF lot NO Ii. in
square No. 464, in Union Alley .between % And
= tIsets, Island, to James Lee, Tor $780, =
Messrs. Green & Williams Yesterday sold
wick's subdivision, to Pstrick McHueb, for
$3.50, and ON saturday, farm called .si.ons
Meadewe.ne % the Eastern Branch. neoi
. p.sn. crn,n. ,U ~ % acfes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-23

TH1 LAT1 0xE. THoe. FRANCIS MHAGHBR.
A msettng OF the trisnds or ths late 0enerai
Thom4s Erancis Meagher will - held In tine
chamber Of The Eoard of Aldermen, City Han,
Tomorrow fWednssday) evening. See adver-
tj0ement s#9 ts - ,tass 3 =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-23

WrILrHn EAx1rAHY Po11e1 bs rood snourn
to look Af0r thu enttsr on OssReot, between
11M and ll4 sppth side. The aSench ncun it 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-23

ACcID1HT.-Mr. John Knott, EMPLOYED IN
the blacksInlth shop at the Navy Yard, yester-
day afternoon. had his foot badly mashed with
q large piece OF iron which he was endeavor.
Ing to move. He was taken TO the dispensary
where the wound was properly dressed, after
which he was removed TO hts residence on l0th
not serioue. and hs will be confined 10 his
house for some time. 80 q ! =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-23

fectiDg the First Ward. by the sanitary force,
unoer the direction OF Officer George Harris,
10 now complete. The work has exhausted
thirty five barrels OF lime, which has been dis.
r iknted 20 40 families. Four churches and %
vacant houses were whitewashed, lea wing the
wsrd in excellent condition. The sauitsry
force are now at work in the Third Ward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-23

ABoET A Cow.-Yesterday, Julia E. Smith
caused the arrest by onfcer Milling OF John
Walch. charging him with the larceny OF her
cow. The case was taken before ustics Gil
berson, at the second precinct station-house,
who, after hearing portion Of the evidence
in the matter, required Walch to give bail for
further hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-23

CONTRACT AWARDED. The contract for
building the new engine-h house for steamer
No. ], on X street north, near Seventeenth
street west, was awarded, at a meeting of the
Beard Of Fire Commissioners, held last eve-
ming, TO Mr.. VIM. G. Phillips, who agrees to
do the work for $4,000, and have the build
ing finished by December next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-23

POLICE SrMMARY.-The business Of the
police for yesterday is as follows 63 arrests,
in which the amount of fines imposed was
$s7.25. In the Second Precinct, there were
two arrests; fines. 81. Third, 10 arrests; fines,
S3i.75. Fourth, s arrests; fines, $3.50. Fifth,
IL arrests; fines, $l9 Sixth, arrests; fines,
S13. Seventh, arrests; fines, So Eighth, 3
arrests; no fines. Tenth, arrests and IS fines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-23

LAW SUIT-Nr. Kfggr, Of the banking firm
OF Corcoran d Riggs, has commenced q suit
in the U. s. Supreme Court against the city of
SlOc,O0O made in 1856. The money was bor-
rowed to build school houses. and the city
mortgaged Central Island for that amount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-23

CRUELTY TO ANIMALs-A man named John
Weaver, came before Justice Thorn pson this
morning, charged with cruelty beating a cow,
for which he was fined $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-23

GRAND ENCAMPMRNT, l. 0. 0. Last
night, at the annual session OF the Grand
Encampment Of the District OF Columbia, the
following officers were elected b. A. kidder
q. p; Thomas W. Fowler, q. H. P: Thomas
Greer, 6. s. W. A. J. Donaldson, G. J. W.:
Q. b. r. Colledge, G. s: F. Il. Lord. sr..
6. Treasurer; s. A: H: Marks, ir., G: Mar
Representative to the Grand Lodge Of the
United States for the term OF two years. TIE
reports of the subordinate encampmen,s show
that this branch Of the Odd Fellows is in a
highly prosperous condition as regards Its
numbers and Its finances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-23

ST. AIMS INFANT ORPHAN AsYLUM.-The
picnic of the Lone Star Temperance Club, for
the benefit of the abovenamed institution, takes
place al Analostan Island, to o-morrow after
noon and evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-23

The RIVER FReNT-HarreVs Wharf-Ar-
rived-Schr. Mary Eliza, L. p. Harris, from
Havre- de- Grace, coal, for Burr 20
Carter's harf.-Arrivad-Schr. r. E. Pecker,
Sherman, from Calais. Maine, with 23l 600 feet
Of lumber, for Mohun Il Son.
Crouche's Wharf.-Arrived-Schr. Merchant,
Deitshal, from Eastern Shore, with sand, for
Fpnwick & Stewart Sailed-Steamer VlrgiLia,
Gregg. bound down light.
Stuenth Street Wharf.-The Wawaset left this
morning on her regular Mount Vernon trip,
with good company.
Sirth Street Wharf-Arriyed - Schr Hone
Trout, from Baltimore, with hay, for Govern
ment. portion OF this wharf has been sur
rendered 70 the owners by the Government,
and the wharf in charge OF Mr.. Charles viii.
son is now open 10 the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-23

plOVement OF lltn street east; passed. Several
bills from the lower board were referred
Adjourned ~ a9.Eg 49, sss.g 8 ~.
BOARD OF CoMMoH CoURcIL. President
Dulin in the chair, and all the members pres.
ent except Messrs Rutherford, Naily. lin New
York; Ball, (on Surratt's jury,) ana Parker.
message was received from the Ma, or
stating, in answer to a resolution, that during
the year ending June 80, 1867. S6,7O3 l2 were
collected from rents and wharfage on the
canal. Also, one In reply to resolution as to
the disposition old curbing and fiasging in
which ne. says that before the paving OF streets
was begun there was not q suffictent ouantity
OF material TO warrant the trouble and expense
Of removing. Latterly, however, the lncrease
in the quantity ofBnch material made It worth
locking after. and every advertisement OF pro.
posaI has contained clause that the old ma.
ter1al shall be the property OF the Corporation
er the property holders. He refers to the re.
ports OF the ward com mtssiopers on the su biect.
J. w. Dyer, commissioner Of the FIRST ward.
reports that during the last three years ali the
paving stones taken mp have been reIaid, ex-
cept on II, between 18th ana 18th streets T.
r. Garner, acting Commissioner Of the SECOND
Ward, reports that stone 70 the amount 81
&173 so has been iOld. Nostone has been taken
mp in the Third Ward. J. J. Oampbell re-
ports that stone 70 the amount 81 j65 loads.
nefting 4o1 50. Aaye be4n sold, md t6nf fone
stone has bssn nemovsd BY tAes coAtractofu.
Z. T. kArne6, of the n tfth Ware. reporfs. that
All the curbstone and brick takea 81 ia3he
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-31
George Washington as ! usurpeE.

1EUsIS HE&&s8a8tDM - u G88tNEHs
The radicals, oar readers knew, do
sosree Presidsat Johnsan 90 q aszspsE,
because, without the aafhorisasion es
eosasese, be has issnsd . pzosiamssiaa
of annesty 20 persons guilty of rsbsls-
io1. Thsaaswex 10 this dennncissiea Ia
IhAs ths president Aas soessitpsseaai
right either 10 aasberiss or forbid is---
tbs Is satabiished by various proofs.
The chief of .whirn wa have FepeaksdIy
gwen Int enc OF them wa will aaw re-
peat wifb gresssr disiicEioass We refer
% lbs Eaoa that HAshingsea did .wAAs
Johnssn has dons-
1un the lssh sg Jaly, 1895, Washiag-
too, Eitheas shs anshcrizatson al ssax
gress, issued proelsmatiea Of amnsssy, ,
ahieh concluded as follsss:
8 Asp vHEaEAs, have slass shsugba
proper 10 extesd the said paydew - all
persons guilty Of she said grsssops, Has-
prisons Vt treason, % etherwiss sea-
earned sn the late insnrreetion within tho
aarsey aforesaid, who have nas sinas
Ssen Indicted or convicted thereof, on
Any oshes oasnss agaiasa tbs United
EtRaes
40SEstOkrg Be - kA&WM k1&& 10
George Washingsoa, pfssfdsnf Of shs
Uaissd States, have grsnisi, aGd bx
tAsss pssssass DO grast, o full, fFss, and
entire pasdon 20: all pexsoss, sxespkink
as ID hsw1Aafter excepted of alI sFsassas
nisps Esons Of sressops, end stbH -
disssbIs easasss aRsinss the Unife8
States, psnnissed pisbiz the fourth snR-
yey Ds peansylsanis before ths - dsy
o. August last past, eyseptsng snd e.
sluding thefsfroms asvsffheIesss eyery
psEssn sho ssfpssa 81 negIsstsd 70 givs
sad snbspEsbe lhs ssid assuraness 10 he
manasr Afsrssaid Tor having sabscfihed
hafh violated the same asA new sSanS-
leshsssdieted o. eonvsessd 81 xAy trssssp,
mispfissn OF tssas0B. ss other sfEsnes
againss the United Sfakss; hsrsky xs-
sitsi8g and releasing nnao al esrsens,
except ID before excepted, all penalties,
| inoaSred, or supposea 20 bs i9ssud Sux
or Ga account of the prsmises.
q In testimony whereof have herszs-
10 sss my hand, and eanssd the se2i of
the Unissd Sastes to<be aasxed, this lisa
5ay a Jsly, 10 the yeas Of Cor Lsoxa 90
thuueand ssysa bardsssi and ninety -.
ana Ihe iwenEiekh yser sg sha fndeneE6s
snce Oh The Unised Ssatfs.
q Gscnen N fkEnzxsroNsH
f. taS4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-31
Duty Of the laaur.

The 6fss daty af Songfsss 90 rsassem.
bling Ia 10 bold . pfssraese@, ssIf-
strengthening meeting. Congress Aaa
been bshiad the peopls ID peins ef marsl
eearsgs. Congress hss &ot bed the
courage Of its eonsietiaas Ever1 loyal
man IN congress adms1s that Jchnsou
,,ughs TO have bstn impsachsd. Why
has IL net been asaaf fhs lack el
asrss 10 lha oaly ssswks, The people
are heeoming discouraged At the mild
policy of congress sesasssz she presideas,
and, ws will Esd, unfess We San pat !
lissis mere g bach beasts late cur FspFs-
sensasisss sReugh TO promptly axrsigH
Iohnssn for impssfhmans- -ws will lose
grsund, asd che poser viii psas eus u
repahiisan haads. The lack ef y bold
frons on she part sf eur leaders, hAs
ssssngshsd shs snams. and wsRkensd ihs
aoasaes and eonEasaee of the raak aad
kls of ahs rspahliean army *i. Pz10s-
0ag Loafaai.
This u Haslaa ali sssr. Ha iasisss
apen shsfs bsing ! Il pfofrAsksd p ed
ssrangtbsning nsetin9r He wants = sors
of p lows fasstt, y II xhaeh aAsh can teIl
his sxpexisncs, Mn3 boz f.x 10 has fsiIsn
shsrs of daisg shs wogk af hEs msseer--.
shs desil. Men nsss be andss the iraa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-31

49, " ~ ssil -. shss 80 "a
= 61 <9Fen - kasfne aEoae ~
xsen1n Mat 3 tksee tkak 1enons
MeN1 a thst sbey hsss nsk dees- Th<y
sss eukasd ~ AaaatTy spssad dseeIs.
fsheassf ~ lae1 = desExeyed ibe sxerxd
ssszsensst th4s bzs mAds as q ersss
gsepls txamplsa nAdsr foes he deAress
EsShtssf Isssmsn plaead cine milliols
NJ Whits people aadlr gtss sessrul of ipHF
ieallinAscf ienoraaa, kHnaisk nlasks s--a,ss
rot ss6ts6sd xiEa tEiss they koaid ssix
gp % sprss sTiriasf rapiss and mas-
Aaof, ~ aknIng and Insulting aalnsSisy
into Tie minds 81 the BLACKS, shiIs The
whstn Ars ~ b. kspt nnsFmed asd isft
nj ahs z4sfsy q lhoss Ehalss ard klaeks
shb ARE moved by the most bitter spifia
uf bate aad revepge. Ia the nsas of
God, whas would this JacehiH Journal
hare eorgrfss COZ What sc<nes sf
blood and ssrnage are In stors for ths
people, II saes isaehiBgs - uarlsn's aud
bis Tadieai friends, are 70 be carried
out Osngress has nos gone far esoagh
tosatiafy the people and thsy are TO
fofsaks Is for something worse, IL Ess
g back bona'' is not ssiffenened. IL tbs
iugenuity OF man saEieiens 20 inyens
anything soEss shsH has been eoneoeasd
by the Jscahlns 2 II so, ghat 10 Ia a-r
Ga@glge dad Aydag.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-31
A Dischargs Under the miillgsn De-
cision.

Wa. Murphy, who bas been con6nea
in the MiseeuEi psSisentiary for the lass
swo years, aadsF sentence hy military
eornsnissioa for bass buraing ON the
Mississippi rivss aaRing the var, was
broaghs before the Uaised States sircait
court as Sc. Loais on Wednesday. and
che case argued ON an applieatioa fer
discharge. Judge Miller decided the
case by disrhargiBg she psisoaer, on shs
grouad nfths uneosstisutianality sf lhs
ribunal By which Marphy wac tried and
seussncsd. Ths jadge also decided thai
ths prisoner essupied the saEne positioa
nav - though be bad pot been sIisd and
sentenced Ey q military tyiba1Als ard
soald be srTaigned and tried apon shs
nhsrge BY the alsil courts. On mottpa
Of fhs afssriSs sssssness fhs prisoner sas
rem an5sd 70 ssafaxnsns ansil next d4y,
70 kllos - sppostanisy 70 rsnsH tas old
charges, o. prepare nsw onsss u my
e&ne6 existed.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-31
True Ge.d.

sane lova Abe she's ofentwaES slewY
koals love mere wpslsa aaa tEy 10 via IL
Ths hsuss 10 me mEY lowiy %.
ItIbas like tsf people 10 1t.
what's eli tas sold thzt ittsFa eeld,
wasn linked 10 hard and hsaghty feeling
what s'er ws'se tod, ths aobis sosa
Is truth OEheaFt and nanly ds4Iingi
Thsn let thxm seek. whose minds ara weak,
. Mere fsBhics,s smlis, spd Try ts yin a.
fhe h9uas 10 ne Rlay aawiy be,
II but Ike tke psCpls Ia IL.
A loWly rect may give as proof
THAT losly a9weFs are often tsiFsSi
And trees whose ark 10 hard and bare
NAY yield as fFutl Had oioem the FaTvst.
ThaFe'k worth Gs kgfd 'neaih g Epsnts peeF
As s'eF adorasd lffticE siatioui
Aud minis as tast as those we tESst,
whose CLAIM is tGt OI we3ltlT EersAsiou
Thsn let them Sc ek, whsSs Aaan4s are Es4ks
Mere tAshIan's kmiie. aSs lEy 70 via a.
Tae house 10 ne may leWiy be,
III Rat iiks tae people ia It.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-31

AIe emineatly wesssrn sFsizIe-Ana naaasa ~
KTsFy Wss,ern EaallT in sAs Lass,
xne gsapFtefoEs hsEssosora being anAeas g
swpRlE tAa aoRs aszneaa. thss aEs Esx tha aTsi
time sEsrsd iH lhis msfxas
Rsv sale b. .. y. ATKINS. ard Ne srsss gsn-
sgaily, nsnsS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-31
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA, THURSDAY OCTOBER 81. 1857

sssh msn ssasyMhs<s whs asas lases q
the Gos ernmsnt. Ny good old friend
what dill Jon gss for Jour 900 hsth-
ing as ell IL hs enlisted ia the beginning
Of tbs gar, whsn Il was proclaimsd 81
be war for tbs Union- The NAN aha
frst weut out, and want from paresi
motives, g0s nothing. Il was rot till the
purpose OF the war vas avowedly ehang'
I'd that big boantiss had to be offered.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-31

We take the following extract fion
Hsn. Q. l.. Valandigham's great speech
as hiddlesown, Mahonipg county, Ohio,
on ths financial aoudition of The county
They must startle all sober minded peo-
pie at the ruin Radiaalism il bringing
upon Us ananeialy, Gs veil as every
oAheE ~ay. Let every snE read.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-31
WE HAVE IN |!

The very best thing placed before thR~AmsfieGa
people As o GEMTLE T0NtC INyfGgRA-
I0A BLOOD PERIYIKR, ETfAUlsAAT
AND HEvERAGE ia
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-31
ooUE CHI. BLUyys. IOWA,

we propose 70 cendnst the above Inssll1sloe
10 4 IT'S bFanche "a the sat3Fe SAITH fax1isa ei
tha community. Oar etgeet sin be = prseasate
the Interest Of - saRlasAx nd enaplayas, the
buyer and eiler steek, sfodass. mAr& stIng.
&c ContFactorss orders fer msrhaa1es and Ia1
korers wall be promptly attended to. Men sssk-
ina employment in anT dspartmens og Labor vii
ssn4 Itby calling 0n Us a. eur edses. fail and
reliable City DiFecsefy viii be rapidly prepared,
We intsnf. By asstduitg ssd prassptit aae, - de-
serve the prateaage Of the public.
K$~ oaare On tbs cesasg of nzssaEHy sne
Main street. aa&mi Z
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-31
HurIaop's Hall.

gh,s asw sxa elegant AALL, on Aiaale Broad
way, 10 80 feet vide aHa 10 feet long. and 10 aow
open fsE lectures, essisy euRcsFts, and ths seoom
ssodAGISa Of ras pubiie genefaiiy Shs tsnaRE AZ
veil srTanged feT gixins aeoa itght, and IN fses
ii 10 one OF shs best ard mast sqavsntent hAil
~ sAA sssses Ths aide .rsnmg srewesl srrsnsed
tHrs can be secomsn lated "a Fsa able terms
usaliia8 - ths prppEietor,
= HEEgx BURHOP,
saIH In tbs RntlA!rs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-31
ID OCTOR SMITHS
MAGIC BITTERsl

Ths rsasen 10 plain 10 al whs viii KEAD.
cahCLUsIvm 10 all who wlRt tsss theaT viz
Eues.
stFsagfnfngs Purifying sna Iika-gtviR9 ueAtcsI
agents, idel uding she wId cherry hssS and frn ".
ID, 1hes ara preserved In Bye whlAky, aaadcl-
tefateG
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-04-11
NEW SERIES--V0L. I, NO. 81.

Court broke out in TRADE Of insult
and menace against him for his po-
litical opinions Threatened with
expulsion, the venerable lawyer, who
seemed to have survived the law,
Withdrew himself from the scene
where his mere presence seemed TO
kindle rage against himself and client.
The poor old lady, now still more
helpless, sat spectacle that might
have moved the pity Of brutes. But,
with the weight of her fetters, and of
her misfortunes, her mind seemed,
like her body, TO sink exhausted; par
tial Inconsistencies may have saved
a human being, a woman, a mother,
from full sense of what she then en-
dured. This was what was her con
dition during much of what was called
''trial." But, in fact, in any legal
sehse, she and the rest were never
tried at ALL They were "lynched !"
or rather, after the African fashion.
they were offered up as human sacri-
fees TO the names of a fallen chief
Over this transaction, disgraceful to
our age and country, we might con-
sent to drop the veil, were il but
passing act Of violence, disclaimed by
calmer reason, and palliated only by
the phrensy of the hour. But it
stands to-day as the first step, the
leading case, the apt and fit example
of system which the Radicals are
striving TO fasten upon our country.
Therefore, it is incumbent upon us TO
expose and denounce it, and 10 main
tain the right of every man and every
woman accused of crime, TO fair, open
trial, by due course of law, in the con-
stitutional tribunals of the land. Let
no party interest, no political expedi-
ency mislead the minds of the Amen-
can people to tolerate the cid engines
of despotism which strike, with indis-
criminate ferocity, the innocent and
the guilty. Let no man, whether his
party or his section be in or out Of
power. forget that these devices of
tyranny return to plague the invent-
ors. If to-day VIC infict them on
others, tomorrow we will suffer from
them ourselves.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-04-11
MUSIC STORE.

ID NJ. GREEN has opened his Music Store
ID. one door West Of W. Lewis Book Store,
where he Keeps constantly on hand Steiuwsy a
Sons aud Gaehle's Ammo Misunderstanding Con-
pany's Pianos, Mason Ilamlins Cabinet Or
gans and carhart, Needham a Cos. Melodeons 7;
1uitars, Violins, Flies, Flutes, Guitar and Violin
strings.
Music Books-Gelden Chain, Gelden shower,
Golden Couter, Golden Trio, &o. &o.
Sheet Music--He is constantly receiving from
Philadelphia all the latest music. which persons
al distance wislins. can order. nd have them
sont BY mail, At publishers prices.
Pianos ami Origins warranted FER Eve years.
Those wishing to buy any u the nbove articles
are invited 70 call and examine mine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Ny prices are the same %
In New York snd Philadelphia
Circulars Of Instruments sont promptly nron
application, with any additional information
desired. d. NJ ehhhNi
Hili street. Hununrdcn. Pa
One door west Of Lewis Book Store.
Or Miss r. A. p. KINDER, cleaifeld, Agent
J fsr clsarasl3 e'nnS, Pa dee.etscs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-04-11

A LOYAL QUERY--Hellow, Sambo
dis way. lse been digesten de princi-
pies oh de Publican party for time, but
can't see 'zactly troo dem. Dey seem
to be dreat friends ob de coled people,
but dey are also gettin de country in
to much tronblc, and if dc country
gifts in trouble, dc mig win be in troub-
too Can you splain TO me dc princi-
pies OBJ de party in power OBJ course
] can, Ceasar; dere are but two points
in de hole kace, and hab little re
spect for de telligence ob any mig who
can't "see it," De first is: Here in
Mort, tremendous hard work and taxa
ton, 10 de Soul, no work and starva-
ton, mixed wild de niger and loyal
ty. OATS all.