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The Pert R.yal Railro.d

CHARLRsTON, s. O., Nov. cat a meeting
Of the stockholders OF the Port Royal Railroad
des'gnated to connect Augusta with the Port
Royal Harbor, held on the 27th instant.
stephen u. Nullett- OF Beaufort, was elected
President, ana X. +. Robbins, OF Boston.
with eleven others, directors More than half
OF the grsding has already been completed,
and two thousand hands will be put on the
work Immediately.
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wHEATON'S OINTMENT will cure the Itch
&HEATOS,S OINTMENT will cure Salt Rheun
WHEATON' s OINTMENT cures ali Diseases of
the skin.
Price 81 cents-by mail 90 cents. All Druggists
seiIit WEEKS & POTTER. Boston, Proprietors
z, d. GILMAN. Agent, Penna. av. Sc l4-eely
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FROM ST. DOMINGO.
Progress of the Civil War.
[ [Sn0cial llisnafch In fha Mar i

HAvAHA, Nov. 2S.-We have dates from ST.
Domingo TO the 20s instant. The rebel General
Borriente was captured BY General Valer.o
and shot. General BohadilIa, at the head of a
column, had left for Cibao. President Cabral
and etsf were following. The province of
Azua is reported tranquil.e
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Gee. Francis Train On his Travels.
Especial Dispatch to the Star.l o.
CINCINNArI, Nov. 2s.-Mr. Tram, with NIrs
Stanton and Miss Anthony, amused a lsrse
audience at Louisville last evening, and win
speak here on reform this evening. y
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EOO BARRELS OF wHIsKEY


AT WHOLESALE,
or the following brands, viz:
O. GAUTIERs CABINET,
FAMILY NECTAR
"OLD EXTRA AONoNGAHELA BYE"
And the we'll known
Rush EUN BOURBON"
AL Of which are offered b. the subscriber 20 the
trade
ATLEAsT 20 TO 25 CTS PER GALLON
LESS THAN CAN BE PURCHASED EITHER
IN NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA,
Oh MARYLAND,
OF the same grades of Whiskey.
Twill also sell the same WHISTLES to the public By
the gallon at the following prices:
THE q. GAUTIER CABINET BRAND, at SIS
PER GALLON,
which is the purest Rye Whisky ever sold I'm this
District.
invite the medical faculty to call at my store ami
test the purity Of this article, being certain they
patientr v heneyer u may be en- pedient TO any.
The Family Nectar "A per gallon; "Oh Tx
ira honengaheia Rye" at 50; the Bush Bun
All the above whiskies are sold at 81 less Der
gallon than can be purchased any where else, of the
same grade.
ALSO, THE MAGNOLIA WHISKY" )" AT 81 rs
PER GALLON. +
c. GAUTJER,
NATIVE WINE BITTERS,
see-u 232 Pennsylvania avense.
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- Weston kissed ~ babies IN Cleveland. -
n0The festive natives OF Fsejes have eaten
aWeslsyaa miseionary and SIX Christian In
dams. n b. ~. sfra- 1 stra-rf.a -.
~The Home Insurance Company, al Oin--
etnasst, has suspendsd. Cause: recent heavy
~Joseph Boqaparts's old country seat,
Bordentown, N y /, has bean sold TO milk
man for 8I200o. - ~ - 81. :
- Ramon narries AGtss Caroline Racninss
are ,he sesor OF her opera eosnpsny. Pierre
- r... ,.,,.s .,,.su.,,..sT-. -.
the Roman Catholic Church 49,. =
o. ga Oasholic cathedral n 70 Be bpilt sn
London. second enly - St. Peters, at Rome. :
0Tnsrs - ersst quantity of real estate ia
the market in New Orleans. ana prices ~
lower than shey Were last year. IL
Thirty thousand tons Of grant have al
reaAy ben piaeed in tAe hrpsk water n ~
NORTH eiSspe river No. .Apd twenty thousaS1
~ The Unseu Qrasd Lodge Of Freen.sons
lsosofssl o.xrSlna were IN sess,on in Lysch-
Ia ?. -
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

IDy O"Ohc W ttHe <hcSONTt IcstJ
LONDON, Nov. 29-2 r. M.-Consols and
bonds weak; Illinois Central, sex; Fries i7I
u. ). 5 eos, II: Cousols %. No adyices have
been received from New York
LIVERPOOL, Nov. E-2 p. N-Breadstu6s
heavy; Provisions and produce dull
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NAVAL E1ANIEIse BoARD.-.The Secretary
ical cfficess, to cor sist OF Surgeons James VI
Preen. president; A. \. Henderson,, member,
and Surgeon Thomas j. Turner. recorder, as
ssmbIe az the Naval Asy ipm, Pbilsdelpnia, on
Mopdsy next, TO examine assistant surgeons
for promotion. - -.. i
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A Meeting Called in Boston TO Oppose
Impeachment.
Especial Dispatch TO the Star.l
BOSTON, Nov. GA meeting OF Republicans
and Democrats jointly have determined to hold
meeting In Faneuil Hall next week, to
oppose impeachment. t-..
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CoNYIRNEp.--Ths Senate, In Executive
Session this Afternoon, confirmed Horace
Greeley as Minister - Astria; on 'raI Gap on
as Commissioper Of Agricaiure AMI A.O
Hunt, Governor OF Colorado rerrlt ,ry.
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LADY DfSs yEoN An OvIRposs or CHIo-
RoroRM-For some time pact Mrs. Lizzie
Wade. an az stimabae lady, and the motAsy az a
large fsutly, residing on the corner OF First
and walnut streets, has been In the habit Of
taking cbloroforw. as sns sai1, to drown DO.
went mn stairs, a. usual. to take her Afternoon
nap In the evening about 5X O'Clock, hef
dauRhtsr went mp 70 AWAKEN her, but alas,
she foupd her mother In the embrace of that
sIesp that knows NO waxing. 1. was soon 40.
certstped mat the unfoyt unate lady died from
the ofecfs Of IN everdoes of chlorofoYma Nrs
wsds lesvesa q hpahepd and eight childrsn.-
Louifrifk. Courier, Nor. 2lst. /.
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puGILlSTIC.

puGILlSTIC.
Csilier's Cepditiea-He is Going to New
Yerk-H~ Want. 10 Fight Barney Aaron
Jshn Eng elish and Casiek.
Especial Dispstch TO the STAR
BALTIHoRT, Nov. 29.-Collier leaves to-
night for New York. he goes 10 claim the
stakes. HIS punishment in the fight with
Kelley Is uinine about the body: He does
not feel at all hurt, and his left eye shows
only evidence OF ,e ng scra'chsd. He SAYS ne
will fight Do man unhi ne fig hts b,rpsy Asron
He Is conf ddsnt OF whipping him. with o far
Heht, eonge game he does not fancy, and
be desires Barney's friends TO come 10 the
scratch
John English is reported sn well. and
Cpsiok, his antagonist, has gone TO New YORK
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Ristsri net Gsing to Havana Yet. 81
Especial Dispatch TO The Star.l
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Ristorf has postponed
her departure for Havana until February.
MeanWhiAs she Will act through this country.
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A False Repsrt.

BAtTlxoRA Nov. 2S-A rumor prevailing
bere to-day about the, ,colorsd people bsipG ar.
rested fo1 beartug Arms created soue darn.
On inquiry 1nc thst there Ia no truth in ths
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DISPOSAL or PUBLIC LAND-The Commits
sioner OF the General Land Once has received
returns showing a disposal OF 42,saO acres OF
the public land during the month OF October
last, at The following local ofices East Sagi.
naw, MicnfEan, 1881 acres; La Crosse
Wisconsin, 1851 acres Detroit, Mfchigan
6,942 acres; Denver. Colorado. 6,3t6 acres I:
junction City. Kansas, 8. 600 acres Green leaf,
Minnesota, 3-A2u acres. The greater portion Cf
the land was taken for actual settlement and
cultivation under the homestead law, and the
renaipdsr sold for cash and located with
military warrants. 0
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FREE 10 EyrRYBOpN

Lsrse6 pp. Circular, giving information Of the
greatest Importance TO the young of both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely NAV become beautiful,
the aespised respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
taeir Address, and receive q copy postpaid. by
f1rn mail Address p d. drawer II.
S-dSweolv TrOy New York.
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THR ALABAMA CONvENTION.-Thea action in
reference to judicial officers was considered,
wednesday and an amendment adopted to
elect al judicial officers, including the su.
preme Court judges by popular vote. Ali
tive are now to be eeIcted BY the people. An
article was offered and referred, pro yiding "a at
the next general assembly shail have author
ity TO alter or amend the article on the elective
franchise OF the constitution, provided that
such alteration shall not operate to reno va the
disabilities Of any class disfranchised by said
article, and that no person shall be DISC uali.
aided the enemies OF the United States IN the
late rebellion, and VINO has assisted In recon.
structlnR fhIa STATE in accordance with the re-
construction laws OF Congress. A test vote
shows that the article VIII be adopted. I'm.
der II the next Legislature has the authority
TO continue the prescription. The con vention
met yesterday but without doing any business
adjourned uDtif O.doy.
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HACKIrr AS FALsrAFF 10 underlined at the
National Thsatsr for Monday next ~

TH1 MHesAGR The Presidents message is
nearly completed, and to-day IL was read to
the Cabinet IL win be finished to.morrow
and sent TO the Treasury Departments where
IL will be put in type, but will not be- rsady to
uansmit 70 CouGress before Tuesday next.
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a0ShilIingtoo, Odeon BHlldlog, sends Us an
esrly copy OF the Rirsrside Aaeasiae for De-
cember,
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- Prsiris nrez hare desroyed animnenss
amount Of prcperty IN Aissouri. -
u Biack sasin ndeyigse Tor visiting robe
IN Parn NJ presen.- Nv 81 Hslrn $500
. ~ Gsrshaldi lost fosr times - many men
'asshs Pspsl ueops. Ths Ohsssspet did IT.
. - 04rIs an employed - sry. gooHs CLERKS
In Boston st - Q Weex.
John @. BrecunridEe, has jnst died in Ken
~ -GeodxieA and Frank Swsft are to skae
Tor ths chsnpsonshtp of Anersea. lF
- DehaWoBe - aAniefed With cattle dsssAse
Which sooe pnenouncs tae eeHnhae rina<rpes..
- ~ e.sire rssgsof the Cassklll ns1a-
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Sale Of Ticket.

Nkw Yolx, Nov. 2o.-rhs sale OF tiahs.s for
the Dscteus' rsadtagss cemQenced here shis
.ers. ana s3ssy ssss as house wss dispSssdi
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TUEV TIC DpULOURErX Or
TUKH HEk'S nc DOVBOSREUX Or

TURNER'S TIC DuULOUREFX OR
TURs Ek'S FIC DnVBDSRsUA Or
UNIVERSAL SEVRABgIa PibIi,
UkIyERSA EEUBAb'tA PILL,
. sArz CERTAIN ,Eo srEE1T CTas Fos sEJRAL
7Ia. 80 Al. NERVOUS DISEASES.
=: - an u1feilinz remedy 1" all casss Of Fsia.
Nsurs'sia rit-u q aligE p rtsCt u -e in a sin
sis day Eof rrI Il Nervous Disease fails to yielt
% 80 ulaeic iuf1.ncr Syrn ~, ssvarsst cssrs 0:
lhraui- = aursisis sId gererai N-rv us Der.ne.-
asuts Of many y ~ standing aFe-t the sntirs
system srs complete y and psrUlaaz ntly cured by
IN a fsU "avs, or a fsv ze'ss At ne ntao st. It
contains nothing injurious % the ranst sys-
.-a,, sni can si~ ay- BE- usei Ssih p-rFect SAFETY
IL - IN constant use By thr bsgt physicians, WHO
give il their unanimou- sB1 apsuslisad approval
Sent b. mail receipt CT 81 and two postage
stamps. Scl3 every where
IUKEER ca Sole proprieto-s
ocsl -eoS-n I20 Trvn ont strset, Boston, Mass
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City Convention here has placed In nomina-
ton the following ticket: For Mayor, James
Blackmore; Treasurer, Samuel Allepder; Con.
troller, Thos w. Wright; City Attorney, Hin
Bargwin. LID '.J
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lNrENAL REVENUE The receipts from this
soure to-day were 2l,t97, ,s62.5O.
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IT II STATED that Mr.. stanton has iptimatsd
to his friends thai u reinstated BY = vote OF the
Senate ne shopld immediately resign. A he
81 The Wap once. Codes
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~ II ~ aAid thsk France aad Austria have
eenelpded Aspecial sfeaiy - regara 70 the fu.
tHensoIvse 70 MAINTAIN tAe SsssfnY1aj iateGr1ty
OF o. Ottoman EDpResr ~ aFSsg x = :.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

A gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
yous Debility, Premature Decay and all the ef-
tects of youthful indiscTetiGn, will. for the sake of
sufeTiDg huma nity, send free TO all sghO need il
the receipt aud directions for making the simple
remedy BY which he was cared. Sufferers wishing
10 profit by the advertisers eNperience can do so
f,y addressing, In perfect confidence.
JOHN u. OGDEN.
aPIe-ly No. IL Cedar 81 New York
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Death Of Admiral lsle.,

NEW YORK, Nov. 29--Admiral John Drake
Sloatd died at his fesidenee, on Staten Island,
eyed 81 years, yesterday. He will be buried
on Sunday. g. ~ G4fEpGEl ddfT / =
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~ ~ 49, ass tln ssss9 q if.ssssq
.a.i'eo s7f a. lsIii szss ,aiila = - sl.s
.tk'11 ii Is
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To SHOW that the question OF impeachment
- still an open one In the House. it may be
stated that, in . canvass Of that body. made
by two different parties. one figure as low ss
81 votes, and the other a. high - 9s, for II.
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LIST OF LIFT ARS
RgsAISIHs IN THBl
NAsHISGEON CITY POST OFFICE,
FRIDAY, Nayrmbsr 80, 1867.

tAfttt THE LAtGGsT CIkCtLATION.l .
e. To obtain coy Of these letters the applicant
net All Tor "AdSe rtised Letters" give the date
- y e list and pap cant for advertising.
k@ " rot called GOI within month they will be
10 tls AZ 3 ett,r GfICe
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NAVAL ORpKRs.-Assistant Surgeon j. b.
Parker, detached from the Naval Academy
and ordered TO examination for promotion.
Passed Assistant Paymaster Charles A. Nc
Daniel and Acting Passed Assistant Surgeon
Robert +. Brooks, ordered to the Newbern.
Assistant Surgeon Albert Grifith, ordered to
the Naval Academy.
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THE PRIZE RTsa

ellysr sssfbst Erliy-Os- Huadrsa ..s
Eleven Rsunds Fongh ht-t oilyrr th- VIC
ter-tsrr ssd sscbrane have q Ps~stsas-
nErr MIL -
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NO WONDER the fellow Weston is good
walker. 1t turns out now that he used 70 be a
collector for q newspaper Office r
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BUSINESS AT THE PATENT OFFICE The
business Of the Patent ONCE is rapidly on the
incIeese, and the examining corps are kept
busy constantly. Many applications are re-
cetyed daily, but the work is now mp to date,
aDd those applying for patents are kept wait
Ing but sk ora time. Hundreds OF letters are
dt ily received an answered, keeping the cler ks
busily employed from nine until four o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-29

SECRETARY WKLLRs.-Hon. Gideon Welles,
Secretary Of the Navy, has recov vered from his
recent illness. and TO- day attended the Cabinet
meeting the frst time for eeverai weeks past.
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THB WHITE HOUSE The regular meeting
Of the Cabinet was held to- -day all the members
present No visitors were admitted to see the
Preside Mt this afternoon.
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FEMALE SUFFRAeE.-Mr. Pomeroy pre-
sentcd the petition In the Senate to-day OF
Thomas Garrett and others. OF Wilmington
Del, praying for immediate legislation to Sc
cure TO Women equal suffrage with men in the
District OF Columbia Referred to the DISTRICT
Committee. The blank for the petition seems
to have been sent out by the '' Universal Fran
chise Association" OF Was hin gton, DO
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TIL E EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

WHAT WAS FOUND IN THR WAsrH PAPBR.
A few days sin &c while one Of the messengers
IN the Treasury Departing Mt, was enga aged in
overhsuing waste paper, he discovered a
packsse containing s50,UO0 IN compound inter-
est notes, which had been redeemed and can
oelisd by the Department. The notes were Of
no valse, each one having eesn punched sew
o al time, but were 10 be 6ied away as vouch-
ere and were placed in a basket in which
va te paper was subsequently thrown by mis-
TIE rpmor has cen circulated that the
notes were good, bat such was not the case.
Had they been found by any one snd an at
temp. made TO pass them, the party would
have been smmedia ely arrested, the notes hav-
ing bee q redeemed and cancelled, and were
Kept simply as vouchers 70 show the Amoun
paid for their reds mpton.
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DEATH OF ADMIRAL SLoAT.-We regret to
announce the death in New York yesterday O.:
Rear Admiral John ID. Sloat Of the Navy IRE.
tired list.) Admiral 5. entered the Navy on
the l2th of February, 1sOO, and received his
commission as Rear Admiral on the 25th of
July, 1s66. He has had II years and 6 months
sea service, besides 20 years and months ON
shore duty. He returned home from his late
cruise in December. 1852.
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FIrZHCGH LEE was married In Richmond
yesterday to one Of the bellies Of that city.
The affair excited much interest, not only in
Richmond, but in Washington, and quite
number Of our fashionabies left here ON Wed
nesday TO be present at the wedding.
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Mr.. BLAIyIs resolution directing General
Grant to submit certain correspondence, will.
IL has hcsn supposed. bring out the letter of
General Grant to the President on Mr Stan
toms removal; but as that was a private letter,
il NAV d Dot, perhaps, be sent
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tron the Wilmington Commercial
What Shall We DO with the
Negro!

Gle is of age. he shall speak for hmsslf"--JonH
~, Il.
The following letter, from colored citi.
zen OF Deawa1, we print precisely as he
writes to us, "A single word being erased
lie states the case which the coiored men of
this State have, with good sense, and in
prudent words. Why is it that any one can
he go here(l of justice and reason. as to say
that rights are regulated by complexion p
This is Tie letter. -
Allow me to say few words TO the many
readers Of your paper. Feeling somewhat
aroused by the different questions concern.
ing orr race about this question Of suffrage,
| nm constrained to say something on this
all important subject The great Democra.
tie poIiticians ask, What is the colored
mai, doing. and what has he done? | will
first endeavor to tell what weare now doing.
Some oI US are practlcing medicine, some
law. and many of us teaching school, while
others are engaged in all branches of me.
chancal business, besides many who are
practicing navigation while others are edl,
tors. ministers, and engaged in other pur-
suits All these are proofs that we need
but n favorable opportunity to show to our
enemies that we are doing something. And
! will now state n few thugs that we hare
dDAe We have fought great many battles,
anu achieved Ncto''eoi anu WIN ioi oui i"ec
honor and rcnOwn.
We have fought side by side with the
white man, and died by him, like men, and
we ask. haze we no! done rs much for our
country, during the brief periol in which
we have been allowed to do it, as theswhie
man? Then why shall we he denied the
RIGHT Of suffrage? Allow me to ask ques
ii1n:-Ilas the colored man ever reheled
against the Government?
Another question which arises is, what
shall we DIS with the colored man? Some
say send him back to Africa, where he be-
Longs But we say there is no need of doing
anything with us, further than to give MS
our rights, for which we have fought and
bled and~we will then do for ourselves.
Yours, respectfully,
WM. II. BOOTH.
SMYRNA, Nov. II, 1867.
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Unsolicited TESTIMONY.

Froo, Rev FRANCS i.oRnGLL I"glr OF the s:.t5 (;,
gffJ"tioaal th"|ch bridgeport, I6aacctjcaL
II consider il duty which owe t"su.rinu human
ity Ia bear testimony I" this yluvs Of DR. MlgT.iA
GtL..N Oh WILD CHERRY. have used ii--wlpn I,ny-
had ucegsjDn for amy remedy fn Cough, Ccl- ~ S,,rr
Throat for many 1ais, and never i'll sn,sl inst aIcr
has it failed to relieve md cure k;t,u f.u,t,Icl,
been very hoaisc Saturday, amt looked Gl:,.lt! iI
the delivery Of two sermons On the following day with
sad nl-G wings, but by liberal Of lits,n ,,
hoarscncss has invariably been iv.nnvc, and / have
preached without dticnty.
commend IT TINY brethren in tho ministry and to
public speakers generally as certain remedy for the
brulc hal troubles 10 which peculiarly exposed
Prepared hy SETH W. fUWLE3 son, Is fremont
st. Boston, ;ud for sale l., Druggist, =, neray.
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THE CECIL WING.
ELKTON, NOVEMBER 30, 1867.
The Innpea chment Reports.

Two reports were on Monday presented
in the House from the Judiciary Committee
The majority report, signed by Tx, Governor
George ). Boutwell,, of Massachusetts, Ex
Governor Francis Thomas, of Maryland
Judge Williams, Of Peunsylvamia, Judge
Lawrence, of Ohio, and Judge Churchill, Of
New ork, all Republicans, recitcs the high
crimes and msdcmcanors, OF which Mr..
johnson has been guilty, and concludes with
II resolution of Impeachment. Messrs vii.
son, Of Iowa, aud Woodbridge, Of Vermont,
Republicans, dissent from the view that the
evidence warrants impeachment, but say the
President " deserves the censurc and con.
domination. Of every well disposed citizen of
the Republic Messrs. Eldridse, Of Wis
consiu, and Marshall. Of Illinois, Demo
Gratis, agree that the evidence does pot war
rant impeachment, and cordially approve
al The acts of the President.
The majority report is said to have been
edited by Mr.. Boutwell,, though the recital
of the charges against the President seems
10 bear the impress of Judge. Lawrence, OF
Ohio. They are us follows:
His neglect to summon Congress, when
the war ended.
His usurpation of the right to pass upon
the Republican character of the Southern
State governments.
His assembling in Southern Conventions
well known traitors, Just engaged in organ
lied rebellion.
His process of accepting, ratiiying and
confirming The constitutions by them framed
His pardon of large numbers of public
and rotous traitors, 10 get their assistance
in his scheme.
His creation of the Office of Provisional
Governor, an Office unknown to the Consti
tuition or laws.
His appointment to this Office, in each
State. OF public and notorious traitors, who
could not take the necessary oaths, without
perjury, or violation of the law.
His directing the Secretary of State to
promise pay TO these officers, contrary to
law.
His paying them, through the War Office,
contrary 10 law.
His snspending and dispensing with the
law prescribing an oath of Office, and APP
pointing thereafter numbers Of persons who.
by the law, could not perform the duties OF
their Offices
His use, without authority of law, of the
public property, TO pay the expense of his
nSurpativn proceedings.
His denial Of the right of Congress, in
messages and otherwise, TO legislate for the
restoration OF the Union, and assertion Of
his exclusive right to control that process,
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nous losses to the public revenue.
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