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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

NOTICE Is hereby given that viii sell
- 81 pub II action ~
FRIDAY, August I'ih, is67.
Al the ;ase residence 81 james Harris. late
N Dubois Ccnu',. decreased, AZ q ne p -
saua property ~ drcefrn'; consisting 81
Harsvs. Hogs. Csille, sheep, Germ, Hay
Waruu-, riaws and ether farming iinpie
mrssl~. hor-ehnia aud kitchen furniture, &c
TERMS-Sums " three dollars aud ~
dsr cssh. over three doiihrs rreoii Of n
month";; the purchaser giving more waisine
h.red, ni van .tior. @i.h F"". security
bearing interest ffom asie. Sale u COM
mence IL 10 p'rlurk. A NJ
THOMAS HARRIS. r.xeruior.
,Iny ...i. lSG7-Iv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26
STATE oFINDIANA. Du.vI- 1i.uu's, !

STATE or INDIANA. Dusv'- County, N
FfedArick Klein,
q cree II. Nader. } Iu-'i"r ~ ne Pence
HrE il known. fhai vn me i'm csy N
ID July Iss7. ihr shove nnmrd plaintiff
tiied in nv office. he ccmpnin' nni ~ n
dsyi, fpr ~ attachment againsi The defend
an in tie above entitled csuHe. and he
-un.mo9s hersla having been returned No'
Found."
sid .fenisnl l. therefore notified y The
sling snd- pend-ncy ~ said comp lnini
.gsins; him. and ihrt aid rsnse j. set Tor
tri~l Oh ihe OH 1ry d August, 1857 - me
hour II ~ selock. A. n .sr my uiiiee Y
l,-per, cambridge IT.. Dohoi- q .uuly. IND
snd thst unless said dat. ndrn' appears and
answer % dfmnr thereto. y The rasing Of
sriI cause on said day. said conplsini and
lhe matters md things therein contained
ani sIlrred. will b. hrar' and dsfrrn'ns
in H. sn.ence. r. gRELAGE, j. II.
Iulg w rG7 3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-26

RECEIPTS.

There was in the Treasury on he ~ drv
II June. 1866. the sum 81 SASH ~
There hs- since been received, the
following sumo on the following
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-05
JULES JARED,S
email De PARIS"
The New Besutiiler OF the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies:
Thi. secret Of b@auAfyins the skin being known only
to Mesars. Jared : Rene, they hosorabiy aAss thai Il
&nsn from all other preparations. Il eives to the most
harsh and freckied skin both the texture and color Of
polished ivory. rsnoving Ill dsseosofatioss, wasshsrar
pssring - ffscaiss, tan, norphss, moth, or blsckworm
spscks, and h especially saecasfui ID snoothisg ont tbs
narhs isn ~ sss snAlL rox.
The agents Of L'RDal de- Psris most eonadently
submit to the public the earnest sssorssnms Of such
distiG guishsd ladies -
Signora Ristori, Mile Felicia Vsstvali, Miss
Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. D. p. Bowers. Lu.
ellie Western, Mdm'e Ponisi, Ms. Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Nonis D.
Marguerittes. Miss Agnes Perry,
aai MACY etheu. who's high standing in ths p-rossssscs
gives the seamp oftrushfalnss to thslr in~tslissas 81
genuine approval.
The Beautiful Lucille Western sa66v
81 And that the Email, produces aii tbs brIIfencv q
ssss ss1hiiy-shits With ~ srest s.d pssslAT sdaaaI
ugs Of total karUlMsHsss. II really adas 70 The pottnen
nd bssssy Of ths shin."
Tbs \, gaiacsst vssvali Ays
81 hsvs sa9srvd - nscA Asn he vn3eas vklDs 10
ness. DC which NJ thsaaricA pruessioa cbltos y q
srs.sr.sos .sses ~, a. 49, .'sesss e ~ .
eaan, sadisavo ths ship ocol asdsoooths 8
nts Maes3s uiseAsdl says
Ihavs tssd ~ IN Assnaaw. sLfnnsi 4 49,
- fsssa sass I. isss.suy i.Sars : sesszsl Sassaa'
Aeeuset 10 ~ ccADee13sa
sJssts 1nail ~ Rs4ss 3 - = sbmHo
= ~ sAin II nAssAra, aalesnse IN ReeaLk 49,
ssasa hna4 SssaIunes q - Awn
syag sGss6sf rssos - Nny.sAlaA. vtnsus 80 w.
I0N0htu36AsaAA
RIGHTEOUSNESS Dssuts1, RwA0m01ranm
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-05
THE ERR BROAD GAUGE ROUTE

We invite the special attention OF our rea-
ders to the rev Time liable Of the Erie Rail
way which appears in to-day's paper, and beg
ing complimentary notice of that Zine ex>
traeted from a recen, number Of the Chicago
Raiirodd Gazette.
1.-The Erie Railway is among the very fore
most of the best built, best stocked, best kept
up, and best managed roads in this country,
which is, We know, saying much. Whatever
may be the merits of the broad gauge rails
way in an economical sense, the extra com
fort it affords to passengers is obvious. Tbs
lmperceptihly acquired fatigue and nervous
restlessness induced by extended travel, is
chiefly occasioned by being cramped up and
compelled 10 keep in one position. Ali
American travellers we'll know this. Those
likewise who have contrasted the relative
comfort of narrow and wide cars, can appre>
ciate the immense advantage offered by the
broad gauge in this particular.
The region Of country which the Erie ira.
verses cannot be excelled for picturesque
beauty, and in some places grandeur Of
scenery. That model and miracle OF bridge.
architecture vt Portage is alone worth = lone
Journey to see. Your eyes feast on the agri-
cultural perfection of Western and ~interio,
New York you are delighted with the ro-
mantle scenery Of the Upper Delaware and
Susquehanna valleys; At frequent ~intervali
yoQ catch slimpses OF the unadorned beauty
Of the Wild tributaries Of the Allegheny; yot
glide swiftly through Paterson, B~inEhsmiou
Ovego, Elmira. Port Jervis. and other char
ming cities and towns, and are conveyed q
last to the terminus Of your pleasure trip
through the heart of the dairy regions O
New York and New Jersey. OF dining sta
tons with abundant time for meals there il
no lack. You stop at regular hours fol-
breakfast, dinner and supper, 1t the YER
! finest waysi1e hotels in this or any o,heI
J country.
! Mot only in the solidity Of it. road be,
and the uniform excellence and smooshnes
Of its track ia the Erie Railwsy unsurpassed
. but is rolling stock and splendid sleepinl
; cars are in keeping with its other perfect IN,
: costly appointments. There are no haeear,
faces and bleared eyes aher : nights ride
but jocund spirits and the freshness Or yo0tl
, abound. More thorough gentlemen can uo
J, where be found than the conductors on thi
B popular road. As route for enilies, inva
, lids, and pleasure seekers, i ~ no aspsrios
! Ilst .sbulls'' slsvats or "hearsn depssn r;
! stock, - loae - IL pesssaE ~ maaaes
. nsnt cootinsa. - sspstasioa Of ~ .broa'
1 gAnge'' viii nsissaia IL peosd sapssnaey.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-05

AUCTION SALE OF DKY GooDs.-A large
and we'll assorted stock, 70 be sold without
reserve. Commencing on Friday, 1t 2 p. M,
in the Kilbourne Block. (2tl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-05

Miss LrrrLER will commence her second
term Of school on Monday, Jan. It'll. The
Primary Department will Be continued, and
fev more scholars received.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-05

ArcrIoS.-Howe l. Tyler viii hold their
regular sale this day At 10 o'clock, ard will
offer one hundred army oyercoats, together
with many other articles, too numerous 10
mention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-05

THoucH the skating was poor many were
on "runners'' yesterday afternoon The
field Of shore ice, below Bank street, seems
to be the favorite ground at present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-05

There was no ice of much consequence in
the river yesterday. Our ferry communities
tiona with the other side are uninterrupted
9 remarkable state of affairs n this season of
the year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-05

A patent has been issued to our fellow citi-
rem, Mr.. C. B. Cannon, for . potatos digger,
upon which he has been ct work for some
time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-05

. TIE d Nv RALRoAD.-The following
Id extract from On article in the Ottumws
Courier shows TIE feeling towards this Iowa
- institution along its line: W take this oc.
~ easion toApsak Of the Management of the D.
= nsK., . thorough Iowa institution. = :
66sthOA4 . Through adverse storms Iowa en-
Whksrsy, skill and capital lacked and wore the
eeae kyship till she vas safely moored in oar harbor,
e. Avhsrs, resting ; short time for rscuperation,
Qeutsh4N weighed anchor, and plooshsd through
Ragged biliovs and Der srssa sxpAnsss
f1aAS essrnck eight bells hat rssoasded
Ut Iowa's Capital. That ship wM II
nafksad. Not content With thi psre
sg06 stat on Z cruise towefd tbs
- 80 g. Paul. This rcsd - dsvssspsd
p-ssosrees of IL ~ lGdfam Ya1Wb
y pieassd 70 isara III 4 =
vMA \ ssgkt 4. WOE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-05
d NEWS.

BlAnEa.-7} 70 81 pounds Fine Wool
Hleaehed Blankets. for sale low By ]. N.
0olatt, l28 Main street. ldle-h
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-05

The little Eagle" came forth from her
winter quarters yesterday, and made regular
trips to and fro between this port and War
saw. There is a steamer lying OF Patterson
d Timberman's packing establishment which
leaves, we have been informed, for st. Louis,
sometime to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-05

A VALUABLE QuARRY DIscovEREp.-The
following, which We clip from the Springfield
Journal, may be Of interest and new to our
readers, and especially those who propose
building and improving; Somewhere about
the latter part Of October last, Gen. Smith,
Of the United States typographical engineers,
commenced the work Of the reduction of the
Ksokuk (Iowal rapids. These rapids ex.
tsnd several miles up the river, and during
Ne explorations, excavations, blasting, and
other labor incident TO the prosecution Of the
work assigned him, = valuable quarry Of
building stone VAS discovered. The quarry
u situated on the east bank ofthe Mississippi,
n Hancock cons illinois, . short distance
ob0vs Keokuk, aan Is now owned by Mr.
Adolphas Aeir, OF .;pring6eld, Illinois. The
slooe thus fortunately discovered il : 6ne'
. gfsznedn durable limestone marble, suscepti
l blsA 81 high polish. and free from all the blem
iaAss. Of vsfhs Of p%etriied substances which
10 zach Of the building stone offered L
ptcs pablic.e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-05

CivcIssArI. Jan. s.
Fiour-In good demand and the market firm At
50 Scale 50 for superhne.
Wheat-Firmer, but not higher.
Corn-Is in good demand. and ear 10 higher ai
$50 sheiled unchanged.
oah-Advanced to 55c for No. !.
R~yc-Firmer. No. l 81 90.
Bsrley-UnchAnged and firm.
whisky-In good demand at zoe in bond.
Hogs-Dull and prices lower u 23z7 80 re
eeipts, $500.
Mess Pork-Dull, but prices are nominaliy I'm
changed it is offered at 2ec.
Green Meats-DuIi At 9, +, sie.
Nothing done in bulk meats
Lard-Dull at l2c.
Observation-Disclosures,
Butter and Cbeese-Steady.
Cotton In active demand and prices higher
saIes Of :, 6eo bales al SIC for middlings. Hold
ers are now asking 33e.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-05

THE Coon TEMPIAR's GM.-We are IN
receipt of the first number ofa nicely printed
sheet of the above name, published at o.
kaloosa by the Lodge at that place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-05

SEARCHING for local items in keokuk just
at this time is decidedly q very discouragine
business. Yesterday we started around gen.
erally-traversed Main from the Levee to
twenty.6rst street, turned our steps to the
''bloody field below" but could find only the
usual routine-but nary local, and notwith-
standing our jealous endeavors to "scare up
something there will be individuals who will
complain at the lack Of local news ID this
issue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-05

TIE ArHEyEuM To-NIGHr.-The DramAt.
ic Company from the Academy Of AusacIs q
Quincy, of which Mr.. W. n. Holland il Aan'
ager, viii appear for the first tins on Keoteh
boards this evening. This Company comes
we'll recommended to our public, - will b
seer by the following notice from the
Quincy WAig and Republican:
Orr FOR KroxuK.-Mr. Y. N. Holland,
Manager Of the thsatsr q the Academy O
Music, informs us that he and his company
will leave for Keokuk tomorrow TO playlau
engagement for six nights in that city. A.
consequence the Academy will be closed uhtl
Monday night. the l4th inst, when Mis-
Alice kinesbury will make her hrst appear
epce upon the boards 1t Quincy.
We bespeak for manager Holland 3 cordiaI
reception BY the people Of Ksokuk. Lot oa'
brethren Of the press there remember him
| BE has done much that play goers OF thu
| city are " thankful for" For fourteen weeks
amidst discouragements that would hay'
bafaed a man less energetic and determined
be has catered to the taste OF our pleasure
seekers and lovers of the legitimate drama
May he return again to keep up our place 0
| standard amusement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-05

AWAEHO IN
Chssage DMashst.
~ Tsissrsph.l c.1cAso. sa..A
~, ssaiss's option, 1t ssas agses; ~ m vsersary -
Ns Is.
~LArd-stsa4y; 1lX cssh Tor pstns sAsan-
pr~ssd Hoes-Lsss setse, lsosss lssss. y ssos II,
closing asy.
rour-sAsds Arnsr. no change 70 nottss IN rvsea-
WAsss-0osd niihsg dsaaaA: closes asns He wiring
q i1o9 ny n s1<0l ~ for Ns > sDsisg b seses,
Cors-Bsttsr Ssussd; No I sold u Ts1So7vz: rs let
Wko7s; rejected sskDtA. closing ssssAy - 1g6on
scr No l in more.
Ost.-Ffrm; market rot very stsady or active.
Rys-rrn; no dssiAsd ehsnss.
H.<isy-I. ssors inseivs and so.ini.
c.sus-p~s 49, -.
Hoes-s 1905 u.
Nsw YsvR Market.
D. relsxrsph.1 Hsx YesE. JAN Z.
Yioas-e ssDio = saps< western; 30 ason n
sxsr. %. sl eoDi7 70 snsra = II o: - seoiS - ~
ssds bfands-
wh~hky-NonlnAi.
wAs..-sa soas 70 for Mo- Mn@akss = No. a
for white vsstssa.
Bsri%y-si IL.
corn-U 1891 lsts for mixed vsstsm in store; 81 II
fbr vsstsfn yellow in store.
oAss-St0ssA for Chicago and Milwaukee.
Porh-so - Is for nav mes; Us seois y
cid Do III eoot7 - for prime.
Bsef-s17als nsv plain mess u!02l EXTRA
Dressed Hen-rkosh fnr Western.
LArd-llD17] fur old; lsIfa Is for new
Hsw Yorh Money nayksl
~ Telegraph NV Yoxx. Isn-e
Money 10 activs a. 7 per cent.
sterling Quiet at lo9HolesA.
Goid-i3tL
ssoeK AaKkst.
~ Telegraph kEv Yeas. Jan 4
Stocks lower; ~ coupon. 1913 'ss lbNsIesls Y
1888; n.~ Issue leskDiA NY c NIX Ass7xs I
isi arr c : p S.. ASK; c ! T ls4si4A. \ v tsA
do psd ST.. " " lo<x.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-05

Iowa institution, asd - il the D. VIA
road, therefore we 90 for ii. By this rod
connections are made 1t Keokuk With TIE
Toledo, Wabash 4 Western Railway, in COP.
~necion with the st. Louis, Jacksonville !
Chicago Railway, % Tt il offers - good =
o~utIstto the entire East md South - ~
other road. The SCENTS, conductors, sf-
~ployers and employees sre Of the kind Of sttd
that drive enterprise and make everybody
comfortable.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-13

In Baltimore city. on the 10th instant
by the Rev. Julius Z. Grammer; at st.
Peters church, C. c. SPALDlNG to
Mis- CHARLOTTE LEIGH, beth Of th''
county.
gOn the Slh instant. by the Rev. Mr.
DeWolf, JAMES w. HIGGS to Miss
ALICE +. WEIGH.
On the II l,h instant, by the same, JER-
EMlAH NJ. DUDLEY to Miss JENNIE
L. ALVEY.
On the 10Th instaut, by the Rev. Mr..
Young, THOMAS B. ABELL TO Miss
ELLEN NJ. DORSEY
Or the llth ips,aut. by the Rev. Faith
er pucciariui, WM. II! GOLbSbOk-
OUGII to Miss ANNETTA GREEN
WE'LL.
On the same day, by the Rev. Mr..
Smith, JOSEPH r. HARDING to Miss
PAHMELIA ii. GRAVES.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-13
The Washin gton Election !.

At the recent municipal election in
Washington city, under the manhood suf
traso scheme. all the candidates Of the ne
grocs were elected by about two thousand
majority 1t is charged by the eonserva-
tives, that this triumph vas obtained by
fraud, aud we have no doubt fIom what
We have read that many Illegal negro votes
were allowed to be polled. Nevertheless
the conservatives have only 10 thank them
selves for their defeat About one half OF
them stood upon their dignity and stayed
away from the polls. They would not
compromise their sclf-respect, by consort-
ing with negroes at the ballot box. Not
they, but still they thiak it dignifcd to
whine and whimpcr over the result, Are
such people worth powder and shot
enough to kill them?
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-13

CIRcuIr unr-This Court adjourned
on Tuesday last after session Of nine days.
An unusual amount Of civil business was
disposed IF, we lcsrn, during the term
The only criminal case Of Importance was
that of the State against 4. II. Herbert,
indicted for assault with intcnt~t TO Kill.
Jury trial Verdict, guilty Of common as
sault, with recommendation to the mercy
Of the Court. Fined S225. Blackstone
for the State Maddox and Downs for
trayerser Three larceny cases were tried
by the Court, in all Of which the parties
-negroes-w were convicted and sentenced
to the Pcuitentiary His Honor postpon-
ed the session of the Equity Court from
the 3rd Monday Of June to the lst Mon
day Of August.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-13

A92SSlZ OH TIC NCoi To-
Professor .Acassiz Of Boston has recent
" delivered a lecture upon the dlferen-
ccs Of structure in tho various races OF
men. lie makes IN dis conueciiof' many
remarkable statements il regard t. The
opposing physical characteristics Of the
white and Dlaci. race, and contends t-a1
the Caucasian aAI tie Negro are tTo
lf.,iu,. saccias Of animals and were the
rla1lgs of separate creations lie entl-
mates. indeed, tlat tie negro is not a
member Of the human family at all
The Bible, to our understanding, teaches
different doctrine, and we think It bet
ter for unlearncd people Ike ourselves
to follow its teachings than to run after
Agassiz with all his science. The most
astonishing thing to Us about this whole
mater is, that the very people who set
the world ire to free the, negro from
bondage, are now sliding into the lntl-
del doctrine that he is not Oh y not OF
the same race as themselves but that be
is not even a human being But we
will allow Prof. Agassiz to have hls say
Il have pointed out ocer q An'.IreI
.DeciUc differences between the bonal AMI
nervous systems Of the white man and
the negro. Indeed, their frames are
alike in 10 particular. There is not a
bone in the nogro's body which is re-
latiyc,y the same sh@pe, size, artlcu!a-
ton, or chemically Of the same compo-
sitioA as that OF the white man. The
negro's bones contain far greater per
ccutagc Of calcaroous salt than those OF
the white man; even the negro's blood
is chemically very different fluid from
that which courses in the veins OF
the white man. The whole physical
organism of the negro differs quite as
much from the white mans as it does
from that Of the ehimpanzee, that Is, IN
his bones, muscles, nerves and tibreS. The
chmpanzce has not much further to pro-
gress to become a negro than negro has
to become white man. This fact science
demonstrates. Climate bias no
more to DO with the difference between the
white man and negro than it has with that
bet yc,n the negro and the chimpauzce, or
than it has between the horse and the ass,
or thc>caglc and the owl Euch is 4 dis
ttilct and S,pouetc creation The negro
and white man were crcotcd as different as
the owl and the eagle. They were de-
signed to Eli d,6ucnt llssas in the system
of nature. The negro is no more a negro
by accident or misfortune than al owl is {.
the kind of bird he is by accident or mis-
fortune The negro is no more the white !
mans brother than the owl is the sister off
the eagle, or the ass is the brother of the
horse How stupendous, and yet how
simple is the doctrine that the Almighty
Maker Of the universe has created inherent
species of the lower animals to fill the diI-
terout places and Offices III the grand see
merry of nature..' =
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-13
Lecture of Dr.. Williams.

This gentleman made his dcJM to a St.
Mary's county audience on Wednesday of
last week at tho Methodist church in our
village, and lcctured On the subject Of
Psychology every night during the re
maindcr of the week, closing the course on
Saturday evening last. The audiences at
tending, though not large, were unusual
ly Intelligent, and the disposition was gen
cral, We thought, to apply fair and honest
tests to the Doctors philosophy. His
theory, in part, with regard to pscycholo-
gy, we understood to be this. He con-
tended, that by putting the thumb of one
hand upon the pulse Of the opposit" arm,
keeping up a Slight but continuous pres
sure for the space of fifteen minutes, con
ccntrating the mind upon the act and
closing the eyes during the experiment,
the system would become charged with
electricity, AMI that while thus charged,
he coull control the viii of the patient at
pleasure, making him, for instance, open
o. slut his eyes, whether he was willing
or not lii addition, he contcnded, that
he could command without pressure the
hands of the patient 50 that, when placed
upon his shoulders, rhcy could not be
raised except at his (thc Doctors) voliton.
These. and other things still more wonder
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-13

CoNsrIrvrIoSA CoNyENrIoN,-There
have been 10 very startling developments
in this body since the issue of our last pa
per- the Convention for several days dur
ing the past week being withouta quorum.
We hope the members will see that this
does not occur again, as it is calculated to
prolong the session and to run up the cost
of making a constitution beyond a reason
able amount The public object to all
holidays at their expense and to absence
from duty in the Convention unless FOR
reasonable cause.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-13
The Storm Coming

When such journals as the New York
Hcro'R and Hupcr's Weekly begin to find
fault with the action of the radical party,
it is time the masses without regard to par
ty had commenced to look at facts as they
are and to rid themselves of their passions
and prciulices. The latter journal, after
declaring that the great and paramount
question of the day will soon oe the dcbt
and taxation Of the people" says:
1--WE cannot help thinking, and saying.
TOO, in strict confidence to the readers of
this journal, shat stupid, and dull, and
voicelcss as the public may be, he has
som2 rights which politicians will, sooner
or later, have to recognize. He is now
paving tax at the rate Of seven per cent.
more than is paid by the most heavily
taxed pcopl4sef Europe, and at the same
time he is paving for commodities OF III!
kinds. aud labor, ittyhHc and orc hun
drcd and fifty per cent. more than any 9th
er IN the world. In England the taxes are
heavy, no doubt, but food, clothing and
rent arc cheap. In Russia living Is eX-
pcnsiyc, but the taxes are light; but here
in the United States tbs public groans un-
der the Simultaneous burden Of heavy taxes
and expensive living. We nave notion
that, sooner or later, he will rcbol against
;Lis load. ana that the party that laid It
on his shoulders viii itself be laid pretty
low
TIE Herg7a argues flat the republican
PARTY waged the late war on difference of
political opinion, with bullets instead of
tallots-not in the interest Of a union Of
free aal equal States, but for party
pur toscs-to secure negro representatives,
froh the South, at a cost Of $4,000, ,000,-
o0oA-that the people are beginning 70 IN
tcrs1anl the fraud and its great evil
thai public opinion is turning, and that
New York will 20 against the republican
party at the next fall election.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-13

love him still and revere his memory.
would not have him back, but would rath-
er 20 to him.
..As the young olive in some sylvan scene,
Crowned bv fresh fountains wlth eternal green
Lifts the gay head IN snowy flow rats tar,
And plays and dances 10 the gentle AR,
When Io' whtrIwtnd from high heaven inVac% :
~. tender n,an; and wi,hers al its shades
Il lies uproo,ed from It's genial bed.
A lovely ram now de!acel and dead.
c. NJ. G..