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The national Republican., 1867-05-04

OSEPH II. S III A + + L l. ID p,
81 FRENCH CONFECTIONERY,
LADIES' ICE CREAM AND DINING SALOON,
No. 2I6 Pennsy lNAniA avenue, between twelfth and
Thirteenth Streets.
Weddings, Dinner, or supPsr Parties supplied at
short notice with novelties In Pyramids fancy Cakes,
and Confectioneries, Jellies, Wedding Cakes, best
quality Table Ornaments Salads, lee Cream, Water
ice Roman Puueh, Boned Turkey, plain; Esc3ioPed
oysters, Boned Turkey In jelly, Charlotte Russo,
Se., &c. ,.-,,.,.,.u.
Attendants also will be sent to attend to all details
Sf Arrangements. Bouquets, wreaths, and cut Flow
ere to order. . - - .,,,u,
anA-Im JOhkPd - NhAfflELD.
The national Republican., 1867-05-04

REdIsrRArIoN.-In the Seventh ward,
yesterday, the Board of Rsgistration recorded
the names Of 492 voters, Of whom 36l were white
and ISl were colored. The annexed table will
.hou. An. aomnIerion of the yOte in tho city.
The national Republican., 1867-05-04
THE STAFF OF LIFE.
ITTATCHES AND GOLD JEwELRY

H. O. HOOD has on hand American, English aud
Swiss Gold and Silver Watches, Every Desirable
style Of Fine Gold Jewelry, Solid Silver Goods, Sill
ysr. plated Ware, Fine Cutlery, spectaeles, Opera
Glasses &e, ke which he will sell as low as good,
reliable articles can be purchased for In any other
city. a. u; hoop,
Ap24-ly No. S3h PennsylNahla ANehut'
The national Republican., 1867-05-04

NORTH CAROLINA, April 23, 1867.
Mn. +. B. McGUIRE: Words cannot express my
deep seense Of heartfelt gratitude for the thirty
dollars received to-day from your committee. Be
pleased to assure its members that while "mem-
ory holds q place in this distracted orb, :" that
my thank, shall be the poor reward Of their great
kindness.
Could you witness the relief you have afforded,
the Joy you have occasioned, you might at least
appreciate That quality Of mercy which Is not
strained, that which blesseth him that gives and
her that receiyea'n
Allow me again to thank sou, and to subscribe
myself, most gratefully and respectfully,
The national Republican., 1867-05-04
A M U SE NJ H NTs.

On Monday Evening Next,
THE GREAT COMEDIAN, J. 8. CLARKE.
The national Republican., 1867-05-04

in the adjoining county, whore Mr.. - lives,
II Is even greater. The persons who are wishing
aid are not beggars, but women with large fami-
lies who have been known as honest and indus
trious. They do not ask for meat, but simply
for corn bread. When you tell them you have
nothing to give they say "Must 60 back to
my children without a mouthful7 Can you not
give me twenty-five cents to keep us from starry
ing"
With many thanks for your kindness in com.
ing to our help, AN, very truly yours
WM, @. WILLIAMS.
Here is another from a highly accomplished
Iadv.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-26
A BARGAIN.
NOT ICE

N . IL 4 CE
ON the lst of October, 1867 will commence
" the Commission Business in the city oil Canton
will make liberal advances, on all COTTON
consigned to my mutual friend, a, E. BfGNON
successor to Lowe u gnon. New Orleans, La.
will receive In store any and all cotton or other
produce, from my friends in Madison and adjoining
counties, and ship it to their choice Of a commits
sion merchant or merchants in New Orleans.
| will furnish all supplies wanted; the appIican
or applicants furnishing the cotton as basis t
pay for them.
Ny office for the present is at the new Store
House of Peter Brown. FRlLEf JONES.
Oct. l. lS67-u.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-26

aws 1IT- oE EaD2cAhIsM
ME Democratic State COMMITTEES
|. ef Pennsylvania have issued an al
dress to Tie people Of that State, ~
which thew present the following
comnlaipts against radicalism
Tie republican party has CONTROL.
ed the government for SIX years, ana
we accuse it before you, because: !.
In the sacred name OF Union, II
ihas perpetuated disunlon,t 81 spRs
In the room of the blessings OF
peace ithas given us hate, dlscord
and misery.
I m has violated the plaincst prln-
ciples of free government, broken the
written constitution, and only yield
ed obedience to the behests of party.
The people are denied the attribute
of sovereignty the military subverts
the civil power; generals remove
governors elected by the people, and
a despotism reigns in ten States.
Congress assumes the right to say
that negroes shall vote in Pennsylva-
| mia. and denies to us the right to
regulate our own rule of suffrage.
The negro is by law made the
equal of the white man in all public
places, and authorized to hold offices
and sit on juries in the capital.
The destinies of ten States, and OF
ten millions of white people therein,
are, by Congress and the military
power, placed under the control OF
four millions of blacks.
Their reckless expenditures of the
public money in their conduct OF the
government, in the support and or
ganization of hundreds of thousands
of idle negroes, in the employment
Of hordes of unnecessary spies and
officials, and in maintaining military
power over the submissive South, en-
dangers and delays the payment OF
the public debt of $2,700,000, 900, to
which the public faith is pledged.
The pressure of these eXhauSting
burdens and the suicidal policy oil
Congress have caused ncertalnty
and depression to pervade all branch,
es of trade and manufactures.
Our commerce is suffering, the en-
terprise 81 our people is reprcssed,
and business interests anguish.
The revenue of the government is
less than it's interest and expenses,
and the financial officer foreshadows
an increase of the public debt.
They plot the destruction of oul
form of government by destroying
the independence of the Executive
attempting to subordinate the Judi.
ciary, and by concentrating all pow
er in the Legislative branch.
Robbing the people of sovereign
power, they have united it with the
government in Congress, and dedd
fatGl biOU at or Liberties, for ty
ranny may be as absolute in numbers
of persons as in an individual.
UAblashiRg corruption stalks thro"gh
crery department Of tie government
un0ey their control.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-26
ONE MORE MOVE, MIR. PRESIDENT

If there be such thing in exist
ence as used to be called the 2" Con
stitution of the United States" and
Mr.. Johnson, rs President Of the
United States, is to see that it be not
infringcd, or violated, he ought to
issue another proclamation which
should declare
LIST. That that mob which claims to
be the Congress Of the United States
is an illegal assemblage, and that
all their acts for two years past, /
not for six years, are null and void.
I'd. That they shall not assemble
again to concoct plans for Southern
humiliation and negro elevation, and
other devilment. (Then call the best
Division of his army to Washington,
to see that they do not meet.)
Sd. Order all the Military Com.
manders in the five Districts in the
South home. Declare all that has
been done under the Military bill and
the Civil Rights bill null and rod.
18th. Declare the test oath is UNI
constitutional, and, consequently,null
and void, also, and that no rhtte
man shall ever take it again.
9Th. Order all the Governors who
have been elected to that office ID the
South since the surrender, to order
elections in their several states on
the first Monday in Notember, for
Representatives in Congress, ana
members of their Legislatures, ana
all State and county officers.
Then when Senators and Repre-
sentatives from the South are ready,
convene Con gress.
If the President will do this, and
| think cultivation is on him 20 do 1t,
if he wishes to save the country from
utter ruin, all true patriots will sus-
tain him in the act, and the country
may vet be saved from political and
financial ruin.
ANTI-RADICAL.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-26
ANTIRADIcAL.

CoTToN PICKING.-The Clinton
Democrat. of the 9TH, records the fol
lowing instance of industrious cotton
picking: II
Upon plantation situated in the
lower part of the parish, few days
since. twenty three able bodied freed
men picked before noon three hun
bred and fifty-nine pounds OF seed
cotton, and this from field which
presented as full grown and open
bolls as any in the parish. Such
hands would break any planter in the
cotton growing region. Yet, how
MANY are suffering from the laziness
and ipattention Of like characters
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-26
WOMAN

On. womau's heart is like the rose
That CLOVIS beneath the tropics fame,
That blooms as sweet mid northern SHOWS,
Forever lovely and the same.
a guiding star that brightly shines,
Reheciiug from its home above;
TIE proudest bay that e'er entwines
The warriors brow is woman's love.
The music Of her Voice hath charms
To lull The passions Of the breast,
Her rosy smile, like oil, disrms
The waves Of ill-teey sink to rest.
Her spo,iess virtues, wee I'd sing,
Her ever true and constant Heart;
Mag friendships blossoms roand Der spring
AID wbiie-robed peace its smile impart.
The President is understood to he
opposed to the present system OF I'M
equal taxation.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-26

Auo J1E WE aa Np
O4ou fJ3, page vi q foun1
Ion- acconnt of the session lately
held by the congress Of The Irish Re
rublic, at Cleveland Ohio This is
an anomaly in the history Of na
tions--a party calling itself a Ecpab-
lie and holding d congress atQreign
land, enactng measures Tor the future
government Of q country in which
thcv do not possess a foot Of terrific
ry. A small body Of men boldly de-
flying a first class naval power, re
lying'on a safe passage of hundreds
of miles of ocean to effect landing
in the country where these seek
to erect their fabric of freedom Tor
oppression, none yet know which, is
an adventure which has never before
been witnessed by the world, and
perhaps will never again present it
self to challenge the admiration or
contempt of this or any succeeding
generation.
But, foreign as this party may at
first seem to us, it is destined to
WELD a powerful influence in the poll
ties of our unhappy country. The
Irish Republic has adopted a wise
and INSCRIPTIONS policy in order to
secure its own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, and
the attainment of the objects for
which the organization seeks. The in
fuence of this party will be manifest
ed thus: AT the session of the Irish
Republican congress, it was resolved
that each and every member of the
Fenian Brotherhood, who was en-
titled to participate as an American
citizen in the political affairs of this
country, should pledge himself to
support that party which should
prove to be the most powerful friend
of the organization" and that the
Brotherhood should be the "enemy
of it's enemies, and the friend OF its
friends, no matter who the party or
1that their Principles. Thus the
party in power, if it chose to aid the
Irish Republic, will Secure the united
Votes of several hundred thousand
American lrishlham whereas, hereto
fore. these votes have always been dl-
vided according to the inclination of
the voter, but now, in order to secure
the aid of the most powerful party
in behalf of the Republic, the indi-
vidual man is lost in the united bro.
therhood, and his vote is mortgaged
to secure help for his organization.
Hence, though minority, the Fen
ian brotherhood of America will eX-
ert powerful influence, andy an
undivided ballot, and cooperation
with the party most able to render
powerful assistance to their associa-
tion-will control the elections, AS
did the abolition party during the
many years thatit was unable to elect
candidates Gifts own choice---by uni
ting with the party most likely to aid
them in securing the ends which they
seek.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-26
advertisements,
NoTICE.

z want to sell lease or rent, my several
dowsr lots of land. In Madison County,
State Of Mississippi, yi4:tAA
One l6t-of land Of EsI acres in ana aa-
Joining the town Of LiEingstoR. Ylth all 5ne
improvements thereunto belonging. one
other. lot Of land; lcontaibing Alb acres,
part plantation known as the Aiamance
place four miles North west from Livingston,
on the road leading to Vernon, about or 3
miles from Vernon. AgN 49,
Also another small tract of about 81 acres
on the Leonard place North East of Vernon
and near that place.
i would prefer to sell, it Icannot do that,
would lease for term ofysars, giving the
lessee chance toput up some houses to i've
10 and put the land under a.good fence and
receive for my pay, the use Of the land for
the improvements pat en- it.
MARGARET L. JIGGITTS.
Oct 26 1867. 1rg tt.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-26
MANUFACTURES.

At has always Dteu u lu"''Ni -
surprise to us that there was Sosmall
manifestation of public spirit and
lack of enterprise in our State-ln
fact, in the entire South; and 1t is
more SO now than ever. Now that
the reliable lajboring force OF the
aoriculturist is lost to the South,
there's 4 greater necessity than ever
shat labor should be diversified.
With slavery gone and with it the
labor and the faithfulnesS of thenegro
as workman greatly impaired
almost utterly destroyed-the value
of lands greatly depeciated-wlth
the great uncertainty of the crops,
owing to the lack of labor, the unlavor'
able seasons, and the cotton worm
that comes in at the ninth hour to
eat up the cotton that has been made,
it must be very apparent to every
rejecting planter that he cannot any
longer rely upon the cultivation oil
our leading staple by which to have
a sure return ofthe capital he invests.
The remedy, then, is to invest por-
tion of his capital in something else,
and there is nothing that promises
ca sure rpturrs as manufactures
especially cotton and WOOL manu-
factory. If cotton can be bought
aud shipped to Lowell, manufactured
there and returned here in the 1aorlc'
Tins payinn heavy freights twice,
besides the commission merchants
and others through whose hands IL
has to pass, certainly it could oe
y manufactured here, where 1t IS ralsea
at a much greater profit. Some sup
nose that the necessary labor Tor
such an establishment could not oe
procured, but this great error an
inter fallacy. Labor and capital go
hand in hand. Wherever capital Is
there VIII laoof oe "Ioo'
hundreds of girls and boys IN the
North and New EhS'"n" nv
gladly come 10 une "'ol0 7'I -
sunny South, to obtain employment
at better wages, and work shorter
time. In that cold and cherries
cline they are literary VI {" ~
death -ftquireo 10 WIN
hours d'y, at least iiVio yen mas
always been "a9 WIN "nU io
employer "o'lio VnlliN u N'''''''''''.'7
more ms "ot''o oe d S1o'U ooI3'r
GRAFTON WIN tne e"'p'o| ''' ~ ','',
ton 10 lAlS, better ""7'' ,c'''" :.
pald' because tl0 N''"''.1o'"-
Woold nave oulJ i'oo,'''''oi ANY
fEe:GAJ oIlS 10 pay do 'i' 00''on
grow "li'ios' az ms " w. ,'1o
gooa wages "oulo " " . e''' '''''''NN
melit 10 opei"','eS, >-..,.
bu' VIC "oul't hiou nov = ~
loF l'oorels' nei1 III .l , ~ 1''l ''l :l,
tuele 'lo ''lo''S"u,.' VI ivy COW - : -
I'LL" Women ","''o i'''i ~ -
leIhiIeSs-DS INC ""i' "n0 "T'''''
ei"ull accept '''""''oi' :" o'
factories A'l o''i 'i'o 80. 49,. ~
near oI idlhll'eS III '"o 'io,O '''
cohollioh Oh poNeItS' ~ 'n'''I Wy
'5staplisllnelV VI i4i''I ','''0 80 40
"oulH DC an "oSoi"'o 'iO".,"e
"oulu DC A"''eu Wy '"'"' ''N 80
anu uelIslI' Il'S '0Il''', '''''o''
might lHquce pnii"ii'niopls'1 ~ ''D
DARK III tne BUSINESS P"1 una > '''
u "ouiu oOHer" INC pay % -" o'''
Is tlerc q Sing'e reason why oov'on
'n"'luI"c.oI-eo "'o''i' NOV pay "o'' =
'ne SCUM N I e''''ii0' 'o'''O- . "
Il Sih9.e one
AS eHfiehoe t'i". 0'c'o' 49, iI'
'ue nI6H'y pIoh'"''7 ii ''i' ''0'I"'
we VIII HnehIioil Que i"''$h'7 ''iS'
Eno+o,,- Ion,+nl o. Ranks
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-26

Prcs't johnson will bring charges
of corruption in office against Secre-
tarv Stanton at the next meeting OF
Congress.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-26

Gcrrett Smith says, in reference to
the North and South: The shame
of defeat is nothing when compared
with the shame of abusing the power
of success
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-26

Gen. Butler acknowledges that the
Impeachment project is dead. The
election killed it. lie adds, We have
lost our opportunity.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16

'i"'e always IN hand choice stock Of
Coffees' Teas, Sugars, svrups.
TulverIzed Thyme, Sage, MaioraD S.,
soaps Olls Candles Spices No,n summer Savory
| COS Gis.lsh ana American Bottled PicEIs s & " sal
! Mtuups tanned Fruits, Olive oil pr'N'uu S'u
! Ear;n OhocG'ate Cocoa, Corn Sarcb b.
! tinm D rear ear starch, Rice Flour Barley ~
ma Crackers Sngs Si"ps' d; FAMILY Crackers, Fan.
Hdlslns' Currants, Ciron FIgs AnI''
(be",'ne IN NUS Plain and Flne.Cut
CI'"g looacco Common and Fir
SGG1n1hg lobaccO Cgars Smut P,nas
Oo, S,uH ~ Boxes, Flour, Meal, Bnckvheet US US
oas' Ship Stuff, Tubs Buckeis ma' G0rn,
ptIs .Is; brooms, Broom Handles Rrnsho HtSs,
Ro.Iael NhlIe Baskets, Fruit Baskats IT. urk
CIfi ancy Baskets and SatcbeIs 1aveIIng
";ar, SID broom room Twlne, Sail rwine. CboIn T, T.ne'
No Be; bE 1t,,9 IEte Rope, Manila Rope. VINE
FLOOR AND TABLE on C1or
Bnds Go'e[s' fI, Fine Window Shaes Paper w,nilo,
walking Canes, Boys Canes,
c.; GLASS U1APE
0',oa,tate, 0a",'e " are, Common Quoensware Tov c,o.
lerv SDoo,S S,one Sn "are Pocket Cutlery. TatIeC,
I1rIsL scissors, Shears Cloth R,yyt 'I e. Ut
% rushes' Hair Brushes Raznrs p brushes Tooth
""o'' buuets, Gun Caps CartriIaas u pS%"Ipps %
CCr1oo, r'dSAS' Shot Pouches.
!, oOhOOL BOOKS, BLANK ROCKS
8onte 8to'pnunm pH Books, Bibles, HYMN Roots D.
,roI :o''SraPh Albums, Diaries Tov P,ai oyer
nm o,LefY ioiefY y Drawing Pencils Drow;n0 p, Oeh-
# CnnJ dr'ces mhraced IN any Of the 49, ana
o sell Ibe ne lau at the lowest prices we can aI
CAPTEn n 'aEing Quality always InIo c"nsad d a.iofd
SSAHpEN - AND FIELD SEEDS ;n nolslueralIon.
~ harptrs Weekly Frank IesIio 'eaSIh; as3
ofher' Kept for sale Subscr,n,ions ana Chimney
j. B. G. RRO-
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Schedule OfPrcsents


J Cash Present. Go =,
Cash Present, , 5' wv ~
Cash Present ''''' I'O TU'OOO
2C,,b pa :, ceo .oc '.'........ 5000
/. Utndson,,. C,1,",' 9@'Ioo each' 5000
D,pb. R%so'aa }NS Germantown Phila, $4,000
Camden, n. J.,............''D D'''N' ooo
Goal Do p5t, Offices, Sa,ds, Ground, with +''Ooo
business established, No. 1914 WISH
lnSton Aveuue, Pnll mn
Country Residence, Riverside. N. 7 '''ooo
Mleh Ground, Fruit, &c.,...... N nm.
81 IT,hreestory Cottage, Lot &c.,..., iG"oo G"0"
% Valuable Building Lots, Riverside. s30o 0''0O
LiTgant Turnout Family Carriage s an ''ooo
- o Horses, Harness, Sc, complete "a" sooo
~ valuable Building Lots, Riverside. s3o0 ''0oo
tdcn' .................. =ooo
beautItnl Svcr-gray Horse I51 hama. 0''oo
high, sired by the celebrated lnnor,od
arabian Horse "Caliph;" also. IgIt
Road Wagon, we ght 40 pounds. ,s;1b
SCI "t superior Single Harness. a.
Erre
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TO orr CUSTOMERS

tilIzers op 'TaSute cas- IN announcing to Dealers IN
w,hn an" 1ma the Agricultural public thai e IN r. Fer
our SFdi Raw %'fased Be Gor facilities for ne
S,ato uneGuaed by any other House in ,i 10 an eX,
,ba Europe ISese facilities NOT o, United
Phladepsia fnona of our old works. &"Gr
CULTURAL CHEMICAL WoRKs. bn, a1'" H@E HlvER AGRI.
with e We ana well stocked works at Cbeppmc purchase m
ann"ny ,s over no 5000 has [G po
Gaei. ana is capable of being largely bones and
t,yo py me closest supervise to conJ"e We
actcaI eae, SO that our customers II ihese
ing MANURp which, IJ sh tner consolidation in oblainl
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ing sehoo SGSfpT %0sss of sHcRED MUSIC Tor chor. sn9
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SUITED TO ALI, DENONIr>,
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In In its Glees, Part-songs. >'''i'oS'
In In its its Anthems Anthems and Sentences.
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H. Di,son ruSshers 2 Washington I'sR St DlTSoN
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marIo, superiority over all others in The Amcrin
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c at The PHILADELPHIA HOOP SKIRT NJ.
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'"s'oN Last interview with his Mother"
IHREE DOLLAR ExGRAvrNGs
bony person aging THREE DOLLARS will receiv. ~ o
Oeau'llul SlceI Plate of ~ 'ei'et te
~, "HoME FROM THE WAR"
n, ihree Certificates or Stock becnminc enti,,o,
4hree Presents. -s '"i''eu 10 |
FoCa Dollar EvGRAv1,cs.
areo'opI pJ'h'' F'' lag FOUR DOLLARS shall receive
i"Isc ahd bcaulliui Srrei PlaIe nj ~ ''od
and In" FERITs OF orr FoREFArHERs."
Presents. M eh'''ilhsthem TO -Four
I'VE Dollar E~GR.v1xGs.
my pets ri"ho pas FIVE DOLLARS shall recoi,o
no large and splendid Steel Pl.Ie of '"'oi'e
ne MARRIAGE OF P.c,Ho
Presents N' eh'ltilhg them 10 Five
ne eh5ravIHgs and Certfclles will he deI;voro4 :,
. = = 'u"s 'I"'f al oar Local Agencies or sem b. ! :
'' p''' paul. % eAPress as may be ordered :
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16
MEMS AND BOYS, CIOT1r>,O

unajII" e, ,nes' IN The town, and tor chesnn.ss AMI
ug, lie sure 10 call on II yon want nee cloth.
nov2l'66 =" SHORTMAN,
Smyrna times., 1867-10-16
lSular Railroad Line.
L. CHANGE OF HOURS.

, On On and an after Monday, July stb
1907 Trains for the accOmmoJo
lion OF passengers will run as Ioi,
lows until further notice '"i'