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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-05
BOOTS. SHOES. HATS, go.

TOHN DOOLEY, HAT MANUFAC-
81 TURgR AND DEALER, No. l2ll Eagle
souare. Main street, Richmond, Va, is now FL
in receipt Of All the staple and fancy yTssmsr.
chants of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee
will end in this stock the very best assortment Of
goods In the Bat line. Their trade - respectfully
Collected. His experience OF upwards OF thlrty
wears in tho trade in Richmond 1ustihes MIN IN
saving thai he knows what kind OF goods VIII SUIT
The psople. and lie Is determined to keep Them
Amongst The lal est STYLES received are the = Bou-
IeFhiI a. 49, - e. e. NH
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of detail, and are based altogether upon
the theory of the Constitution from WINCH
| am Obliged to dissent, ! have not tnougn.
it necessary to examine them with view s
to make them an occasion of distinct ana
snecial objections. Experience, thlnk,
has shown that it is the easiest, as II Is also
the most attractive, of studies 10 lrame
constitutions for the selEgovernment OF
free States and nations. u,,
But / think experience has equany
shown that it is the most dithcuit OF jill P1-
litical labors to preserve and maintain sucn
free constitutions Of self-government wnen
once happily established. know no o.ne,
way in which they can be preserved ana
maintained except by a constant adherence
to them through the various yicissituoes OF
national existence, with such adaptation
as NAV become necessary, always to be
effected, however, through the agencies
and in the forms prescribed in the orlglnsi
Constitutions themselves. Whenever ad-
ministration fails or seems to fail In secu-
ring any of the great ends for which re-
publican government is established, the
proper course seems to be to renew the
original spirit and forms of the Coustltu-
ton itself. ANDRE" 'ohSsoH' !.
Washinqton, March 2, 1867.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-05
rpsSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED STATES THE TIE.
NVRE.OF.OFFICE BILL VETOED.

To the Senate of the United States:
have carefully examined the bill to
regulate the tenure Of certain civil offices.
The material portion of the bill is contain
adj in the first section, and is of the effect
foi,owing-namely, "That every person
holding any civil office to which he has
been appointed by and with the advice
and consent of the Senate, and every per-
son who shall hereafter be appointed 70
any such office, and shall become duly
qualified to act therein, is and shall be en-
titled to hold. such Office until successor
shall have been appointed by the Presi-
dent. with the advice and consent of the
Senate, and duly qualified; and that the
Secretaries of State, OF the Treasury, OF
War. of the Navy, and of the Interior, the
Postmas ter- General, and the Attorney
General, shall hold their offices respect
lively for and during the term OF the Pre-
sident by whom they may have been ap-
poInted, and for one month thereafter,
subject to removal by and with the ADVICE
and consent of the Senate"
These provisions are qualified by re-
s,>rvation, in the fourth section, "that no
tb;ns contained in the bill shall be con-
strued to extend the term Of any Office
the duration of which is limited by law"
In effect, the bill provides that the Presi-
dent shall pot remove from their places
any of the civil officers whose terms of
service are not limited by law, without the
advice and consent OF the Senate Of the
limited States. The bill, In this respect,
conflicts, in my judgment, with the Con-
stitution OF the United States. The Ques-
tion. as Congress is well aware, is by no
means new one. That the power Of re-
moval is censtitutionslly vested in the Pre-
sident Of the United States is principle
which has been not more distinctly de-
clared by judicial authority and judicial
commentators than it has been uniformly
pracnced upon by the legislative and eX-
scutVe departments Of the Government.
The question arose in the House of Repre-
sentatives so early as the 10th day of lime
1859, ON the bill for establishing an execn
tive department, denominated aTbe no
partmeat OF Foreign Affairs" The frst
clause OF the bill, after recapitulatinv tho
functions OF that officer, and definino III
duties, had THESE words: "To be remoya0
pie irom once by the President Of the In;
Tea etates. IL was moved TO strike ont
these WORDS and the motion was s,s
taned WIN great ability aud vipor. II was
insisted That the President could not COW
'stitntionally exercise the power Of rem oval
exclusive OF the Senate; that the Esdernj.
Isl so Interpreted the Constitution when
arguing for its adoption by the several
States, that the Constitution had nowhere
given the President power of removal
either expressly or by strong Implication,
but. on the contrary, had distinctly pro.
Yided Tor reInayals from office NV imnaaob
wsnt oAiy. A construction which denied
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-05

DOBERT BRIGGS, BOOT AND 9S1
III SHOE MANUFACTURER, No. IL
Twelfth. between Main and Franklinv "
streets, makes to order LADIES' and GEN.
TLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES of the best mate:
on terms AS reasonab BE as the same quality be
made anywhere. call is respectfully solicited.
n. B.-RepsiTing neatly done; -
Twelfth street between Main and Franklin.
70
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4 WANT EVERY MAN, WOMAN,
worth al Their money in all kinds Of III
BOOTS, CATERS, and BALMORALS, on ~
nv own make, at wholesale or retail. i -
am also making GENTS FRENCH CALF
sEWED BOOTS 10 order at %. AL kinds OF RE.
PAIRING done neat, cheap, AMI with dispatch, at
Ina Main etrcat RE q j. S. LEWIS.
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BUSINESS CARDS.


q SUTHERLAND, RTER
-. AND KGHU1ACfUR1k OF
oUEh EIYLEs and PIsIoLsi
country friends thai he has opsnsd AxA
!. bis store, No. LAS Main street 3x
Of the most splendid sssoftmsnts OF
RIFLEs SHOT. GUNS. and PISTOLS ever offered
for sale in Richmond. His stock Of GUN MITE-
RAILS, HUNTsMAN's GOODS, AxMUsiTIoE,
FISHING TACKLE, and POCKET CUTLERY IL
compiste. BASEBALL Gibbs furnished with
syessy s5e dss Hs hsr nd Away.
public are respectfully invited to call and exam
Inc his assortment Of goods.
N. b Agent for the celebrated RENrEGrON
fIRE.ARhS. The trade furnished. NH i-ivs
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
Il formed co.partnership for the purpose OF
carrying on q STEAM BOX FACTORY for fur.
nishinE tobacco and other boxes, and dealing IN
LUMBER, LINE, ETC., At the corner Of Eighteenth
and Cary stre..s under the nrm and style Of x. H.
-. ROBERT q. waITrocR,
NH l-1ot w. w. WELLS.
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S P Rim G TRADE.

PRING TRADE.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others visiting the
city will find my stock equal to any in the city,
amongst which will be found every variety Of
COLLEGE and SCHOOL BOOKS published,
CAP, LETTER, and NOTE PAPERS,
BLANK BOOKS Of all sizes,
ENGLISH FRENCH, and AMERICAN INKS
and FLUIDS,
STATES of all sizes, from by to ~ by IS;
WRAPPING PAPERS and TWINE,
FAMILY, PUPIL, and POCKET BIBLES,
EVERY VARIETY OF STATIONERY
all OF which pledge myself to sell as low as they
can be bought In any Of the northern cities.
E.. P. TOWNSEND,
Bookseller and Statoner,
fe 25-sm 1915 Main street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-05

At COST, AT COST. =. u,
n BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.
Intending to change my business, am now SELL
ing al cosT yely .upe OF stock OF Ladies, Misses
Childral's, and Gentlemen BOOTS, SHOES,
Sc. All H. waut viii now have an opportunity OF
buying a. prime cost some OF tho very best goods
10 be found in the city The street cars run by my
store. and you will save money by calling at the
eo ~ o. u oTS SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-05

DRICES FOR GUANO.-It is difficult
i to establish permanent price for an article
that nuctuatss with the value OF gold and such Is
th case with PERUVIAN GUANO, which can be
bought from the importer wi h no other money:
1t also controls the value of all preparations OF
which Peruvian Guano forms the base.
The present rate OF gold calls for a reduction In
the prices of the JAMES RIVER MANIPULATED
GUANO. which for the present, and until other
wise advertised, are as follows:
REGULAR PREPARATION, 1000 and ], 900 pounds,
at S65 per ton.
SPECIAL PREPARATION, J. 1888 ana ooi POUNDS, NJ
sS75 per ton.
of the raw article, with the addition OF - per
ton for cost of grinding, loss in weight In this
p'''''' E. 8. BENTLEY, Agent,
10 23-l2t No Is west side Fourteenth street
DERUVIAN GUANO.-250 tons Pc
i RUyIAN GUAN0 daily expected to arrive,
from the latest mportations. Said by the Inspector
to be the best cargo ever received In this country
For sale by CHAhLES HOW AhD,
10 % No. Fifteenth street.
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LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.

A Revival OF the Impeachment Fcver-The
Comm,ttee,s Report Cabinet Changes once
more Rumored- NO aiiusiou 60 Stan'on's Nc-
sirement.-The Approaching End OF RADICAL
tsm--raterest ia tho Action OF the Virgtnin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-05

GROUND PERUVIAN GUANo.
By the 10th of March will be ready to furnish
pure PERUVIAN GUANo. finely ground on burr
mllsones-a result never before attained so far az
have been informed, anywhere in the United
States.
SAMPLES of all Of the above can be seen at my
Office, No. Is west side OF Fourteenth street. be-
tween Main and Cary.
Orders can be addressed through the commission
merchants of Richmond or directly to the under
signed. who bestows upon this department his
constant personal attention.
E. B. BENTLEY, Agent
fs oo-lm No IS west side Fourteenth street.
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TOBACCO, COTTON, AND OATS.
MANIPULATED GUANO.
The JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COM
PANY is again prepared to supply the Planters
and Farmers of Virginia and North Carolina with
FERTILIZER.
which will be found equally beneficial to the crops
OF tobacco cotton and oats, as 1t has proven to ba
to that of wheat-the Bone Phosphate it contains
being lust as essential in imparting WEIGH: and
SUBSTANCE to the tobacco leaf, and Length and
STRENGTH to the staple of cotton, as In filling up
the heads OF wheat or OF oats with grain.
1t consists of combination Of PERUVIAN and
PHOSPHATE. (s0MBRERo) GUANo finely
ground and perfectly incorporated; and can be sp-
piled with the drill sown broadcast without loss
or trouble The proportions vary to suit the views
of the purchaser and in every case are weighed In
with the most scrupulous care and precision.
REGULAR PREPARATION consists OF 1000
pounds OF Peruvian and 900 pounds OF sombrero
Guano to the ton Of 2, 900 pounds.
SPECIAL PREPARATION Of 1883 pounds OF
Peruvian nd se7 pounds of sombrero to the ton Of
1000 pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-05

Mills a RYANT, TOBACCO EX <:
fsstS saS
ssss: sas ;aie o, q .oissd Lssr advances
nsd: ON sos.iSnn:ns Rsi:f e , T. hA Az:
rTarIs' IT., Ksq., Rishpond, Vs.; nsesss. =.
nsSsssssl : Co, Neg Iosh Asssn. .ysasses
= fnonyseS. Hostoas 4ass. w.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-18

RscanoAp. Apsil 17.-Ths Republican
State Cooseatioa ~ to-day in the Afri-
can Church. Mr.. 0eotgs 9. Rice, Of Shen.
asdeah county, Was chosen temporary chair
msW.
TNo hundred and ten counties ere repre-
sented directly and nearly oil in the State
By proxy.
John HsWkhund, Of Faisfax, was chosen
p0rmanont President.
Ten Vice Prssideuts, including Messrs.
Hunnicut Lewis, NcDsnse. Of Alexsndra,
and three colorsd men we're chcsen. Also
three secretaries. one cOlored.
A white committee on organization was
chosen.
Fears were expressed that s0ins Demo
Gratis had come thore to spoil the Conven,
ton.
Messrs. lunnicus and Conway, o. New
York, made infiammatory speeches; the
new idea being that the negroes should de-
mand higher pay-at least &a0 per month.
The Convention adjourned till to NOR
row.
There will be mass meeting in Capitol
Square to- morrow night.
The citizens do not seem TO take much
notice Of the presence Of the Convention,
and there is no bad feeling.
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S~ -
WA

MUscA4IHs, April 1.-THE elevator to-
gsthsr With ito contents owned by NJ. John
b. Hale, in Washington, Iowa, WAS entirely
destroyed By Ore about eight o'clock Tues>
day evening. The building contained about
5000 bushels Of grain, principally corn and
oats.
It appears that there vas an insurance
On the grain Of about IS, 700, but that ths
policy expired few days ago. the agent re.
fusing to renew it II the same rates. it WAS
to be about $4,000.
At the time the fire broke out there we're
some twenty hve cars loaded with lumber
anu agricultural implements standing on the
track in front Of the elevator, aud were
with difficulty removed bv hand but not
until they were badly scorched by the
flames.
The fire is supposed to have originated
by the dropping OF some Goals from the fur
mace among lot OF corn cobs which were
y ing near, and beirg communicated from
them {, large pile of the same which were
used for fue,
McGRxeoR, April 17.-To.day's inward
bound train on the McGregos 4 Western Il
r., turned coach over an embankment,
kiIlsng M. wright, OF austin, ana serious
y injuring several oshsrs.
Dusueur. April lS.-The Sioux warriors,
who have been spending few days here en-
route from Washington 10 their homes, en-
tcrtained slargs crowd Of people with war
daecs d the park yesterday. They Iesvs to>
day wsstward bound.
The citizens Of McGrsgor are taking ini>
siatosy stops for the construction Of raj
rosd between that place and this.
DewS 4 Co. have contracted to construct
the railroad between Ackley end Eldora,
which 10 TO give access to The immense coal
6elds 10 that vicinity. The road 10 to be
constructed BY the middle Of November
next.
An the dems on the Iowa rivss have been
cleared out on breaking away BY the late
fseshsts,
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20 TEE DAILY BDEuOCxaAT.
WASHINGTON.

WAsnisaros, April l1.--ihc senate has
confirmed TICS. Swords, Geo. II Crossman,
DAVID II. vin,on and Lowell II. Rossesu, 10
he Major Generals by brevet, and James A.
Congdon. Calvin Otis, Robert E Patterson,
j. II. Geisy and Alex. Gardiner, sr'gsdier
Generals by hrevet.
The Persistent to day replied ." resolu-
ton Of the Senate, calling Tor copies OF any
official opiu;ons which have been given ~
.l.s ATTORNEY General, The Solicitor OF The
Treasvey or sny eahar o0css Of tie Governs
mens on the Interpretation Of the oct Of Cen.
errss reculasiuG the teouse ef o0ce, espec
ally in regard TO appointnsats By the Pre-
idens during the recess Of Csngsesa. This
resolution having been rsfesfed to the Sec
retssy Of State. Secretary Of War, Secretary
Of Navy, Attorney General end Postmaster
General. they ssvssally repost thst they
hsve given 10 opinion Or the subject
The colorsd people q 0esrestswn snd
fsesdmen's Village. whe eslsesassd ~ IN
nivessapy Of Emancipation in tho Dioerice II
Columbia tosday, wevs eadessesd BY Mayor
WEIGH snd othss g. Gov. Morton, Of lad.
in the course Of his speech. said: "Ths
late war was begun for the pespetuation Of
slavery, but Providence ordained that it
should csult in the destruction Of slavery
and in e enfranchisement e the whole
colored race. The colored people were now
called upon for their votes, and opposing
parties here would all claim their sutirsges,
and It would be . matter Of impo rtancc to
tho whole county how those votes were
cast They must inquire Who were their
friends in the past, who gave them liberty
frs. and the right Of suffrage a,terwards.-
When they answered this question, they
could easily tell how to vote. The orsto,
pressed on his audience the importance oil
industry to tit them for the discharge Of oil
the duties OF the citizen.
WARRINGTON. April Is In the United
s ates Supreme Court 70 day an amsndsd
bill on behalf Of the State Of Mississippi
against the Secretary Of War, Gen. Gran
and Msj. Gen. Ord wss brought up. Gen
StanberIy moved TO dismiss this and als,
the bill for the State OF Georgia for want o
4 jurisdiction and By consent Of the Counss
ON both sidss. Friday The 26th. is fixed 70
the hearing Of che motion.
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THE WHITE Pine COMPOUND

ut xae early In the spring Of 80 that this COM
pound originated. A member OF family wss
Afflicted with al Irritation ~ the throat attend with
. disagveesble cough had for somc monthe pss
vious thought that preparation having for its basis
the inside bark OF " bite pine might lie so compound
cd hg vory useful Ia dircae OF the throat ana
lungs. To test the value Of l. ia the case nndedto
compounded . small qgsUtaty of the medicine thas
had bcen planning. aud rave IL In teaspoonlui 90
ses The result wasexceedngly gratifying. Within
two days che irritation Of the throat was removeos
the cough subsided aud speedy cure WAS effected
Soon afcr this sent rome To lady In Londonderry,
H. Who had been suffering for some wecks nom
: had cough Occasioncd ny sudden cold. and ha9
raised mucus strcaked With blood. She soon found
relief and sent 70, more Me took about eso ounces
Manchester Daily Mirror made a trial of the same
proposition H. the of cold aud cured
imrrdiaiey. he 80 highly pleased with the re-
eolea. end confident In success attending tts 0les,
upiscsd before tho public. ths! he finally persuaded
the sul1uSina. Ia November. 1888, nrrt advertised
q under thc name of White Pine Compound. In two
yesSe rom that time there had been whoesaled 10
Aauche ter alone hundred dollars worth, where
IL Took the lead 4 all the cough remedies In the
k.t ard u eth maintains that position. There 10
good rsason for this: tis vesy soothing and healing
10 tie nature, iNasming TO tbs stomach and pleasant
withai 20 the fs~te and IL exceedingly cheap.
.As a remedy Tor kidney compl.i. Is tho White
Pine Cou,round stands unrivssed. n was not oriei-
cough w not osly cured o. : cough. But ~ss Also
cured q hdncy ai,',say Of ten yssn sisnd,ns
used II for thc came ccmplaiss sud have bees con-
The sbovs wss written BY Dr. Poland. In $780,
Since then. - IN Manchester. the White Pine Com
pound has tahsn the lead Of all Cough remedies ~
we'll o proposition far tho cure of Kidney difcnl-
ties In every city. town. village and hamlet
ont The New England stases.
TAis rensdy Y - ssfe and piessant 20 take ~ Il
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CHICAGO.


Cn,cAso, April 1.-THE Journals Cal.
re special of the 18th says corpse If mu>
latto girl was found Yesterday near negro'e
cabin abons fous mica from the city. The
head Of the deceased bore marks o. having
been struck ~ heavy weapon With grsa,
fnree, Tse tasssl Of gun. the pgpperty Of
ths negro VIE osvs iuSesoasiso Il the
oueose - fboDd nsas ths bsdy. For
oo0e 49, poot - NJ e ~ aeGeo end
H. 6eesn161 ~ eesopie1 ~ sane hose
bed beso gsu0ellne, cod srs kooWn to have
erooh1ed yessssday. This wonao GIohough
prolestine issoesacs y suspisaoped and is
aov ID The eoonty Jail.
aSuw s6Seyant amused hinselflast night
b. aessns piesels tha eugh the eiossd door Of
lhsssgse ehuech. The ball pesasd through
Ne No. d enc u the eongreeoeioa causing
On IWl, wound. No arrests have bssa made
- iae = heard.
Graves froo which Federal dead have
bees teksn are being filed.
CnIcAoo. April IA DssSisines spe>
cial on tho 18th, says: The DssMoines
river 1t this point is ri.ing rapidly. A
large portion Of the city ia under water.-
The bridge on Court Avenue vas carried
away about o'clo.k this morning, with
two men who were on one Of the piers.
I.is reported that n great rise from melt
ing snow, t.s 10 the moth, has not vet
mached here. II 20 there will be geeat de
yastatlon in this section and below, ~ the
water is now within few inches Of high
water mark.
The bridge carried away vas built last
summer. Tho remaining bridges over he
DesMoines and Coon Rivers are very uns
safe. The bridges over the Skunk River
are nearly all swept away.
The cars on the Valley Road can get
within only two miles 81 the eitv, the en-
tire track for that distance being under
water.
CRIc 100, April ia private dispatch
from Houxhton, Mich. states that the ice
along Lake Superior has commenced Il
bseak up, ard indications therefore iavss %
earlier resumption Of navigation than usus
A Nashville. Ten,.., special says: Mrs
+ Allison, . ph'lansh pic sdy OF Nashville
visited Centervile, Hickman county, On III,
18th inst. to address tho freedmen IN rols-
tion to education. While speaking Esquir,
James Easty interrupted her With profan
language. struck her, and then beco,nn:
furious, checked her until she vas nssrl
sease'sss. Applicstioa vas made for war,
. rant for the arrest Of Easily, but il was re
fu cd BY Esquirs Gray. Mrs. AlIlisoA ha
reported thu, Outrage 70 Major Gen. Cnrlin
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ST. PAUL, April Navigation is nov
fully open aud boats left here yesterday for
Red Wing,st the head Of the lake, and Man
kato on the Missouri river.
The trade and emigration is setting in
strong, the first beat from Lacrosse brought
400 passenger.
The extensive saw mil. tub and pail fac>
tory Of Cutler 4 Smith, a ADoka, was
burned. this mosning. Less 425, 900.
A daughter Of George vecb, Of Hen6sr.
son wss drowned on Sunday, At the same
nice.