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The New York herald., 1867-04-02
SPORTING.

A FINE BLACK AND TAN DOG FOR sALE-THE
n prcttsest and samest In New York weighs 81 pour
only Also four ef the largest and nest Siberian Blood
hounds In Amsrsca, three males and one female, weighing
from 100 70 $50 pounds They well trained and yer
superior watchers Can be ssen tS77 Bo~ery.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

SlUU ns, ssh inst. about 3x irsn - East Seventy
eighth street. gsnps heavy Fcd tos ssses~ en-
Sgse ring sod s,ssss T cs p. Z. q
Scarf PIN rubber Pencil gold two Cnnicrnla
Diamond Pins single barrel vcfy
on handle j. H. benson New York The above reward wii
ss IA ana no asked for the Of articles
ov pyoportonsts reward for any Of the articles Pawn.
Sr0i .ssqTi e rST w... shs
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C.
w ATcHEs IN GREAT VARIETY.
w EN0LlsH. SWISS AND AMERICAN.
good watch IN silver hunting eva el6 and SO
good lever watch in silver hunting csses SIS eld cas-
Lades' 0old waschea hunting Gases, oy 80 70 1loo
Amsncsn sysrs hun.ns cases, eO 800 eB
JOIN 60x, sn Bovsry,
Agent for SAFE Of DourSuln anx Americas Waishss.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON SATURDAY, THE
Forty sixth street between Sixth and Seventh
the following n orown own namoisonan u Eo
Columbus can trot In minutes iogether sun down
Wagon nearly new; half spring Wagon, nearly new;
double Harness one set single Harness one Port
land Cutter; Blankets, Robgs Whips &C All the above
property will be sold TO the highest bidder.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

Ii KINDS OF DOGS AND BIRDS FOR SALE AT
n B. DOyEY'S, $50 Canal street. near Church street
Medicines fer all diseases Prepared Food for mocking
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

CTEINWAY HALL. - .t
y TUESDAY EVENING. April 4 .
Mr.. OSCAR PFElFFER's GRAND CONCERT,
which occasion he will be assisted by
Signora GIUDITTA ALTIERT
Prima Donna Soprano Assoiuta,
1GNATZ POLLACK, Baritone, RUDOLPH nENNIG, VIC.
loncello WILLIAM GROsScURrH, Accompanist. Tickets
Of admission ST. Can be obtained the ticket Office
hail. Beer Schirmcrs Schuberths, and all the principal
music stores.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10
NC IL

represented in the United Ststc< Senate?
Will the Il ideals tell us when Tennessee
ceased 10 bc 4 State aud took the position
OF a territory
). Why were members Of Congress from
Virginia admitted to their seats during the
war if the Odd Dominion" was then
territory?
1. Why dil Congress, in 1862 ana
lS63efoass sn arportionmen. law, assign
lug to the ssc"''.,d Ststes their Quota of
members of -hgrcss. aud why did Mr..
Lincoln, as President, approve of such an
enactment, if, i'll their judgment. these
States were Territories Was the Radical
Congress and the Radical President then
mistaken in their view of the relations of
the South to the Union! 1t so, when did
they get new light?
). The Judges ofthe United States Su-
prcme Court never holl their Colrts in
the Territories they do not form part
Of their circuits yet it is proposed by tho
Chief Justice ere long to try jeff Davis
in Virginia, thus showing that it cannot
be Territory in his opinion. Further
more, the Court has held cases on appeal
from the Southern State, Courts, thus re-
epGnlZlng their Statehood in the most Of
field manner.
g. If the Southern States had ceased to
exist As such States, why did the B,l,i-
more Republican Convention that nomina.
ted Lincoln and Johnson for President and
Wee e-preslIent, almit delegates from them
to act and vote with the other States on
the floor If the Southern States are good
enough States to help 70 nominate a Rcpub-
lcan President ana Vice president in their
conventions, ought the Congressional nom
lnecs of such conventions to exclude them
from their delegations?
!. Do the Radicals rccollect the cclobrs-
ted Crlttcndcu Resolution passed BY Con.
gres$ IN july, 1861, which recognized tho
existence of III, Southern States as menu
bers OF the tnlnn IN the strongest and
most emphatic lahguagey This resolution
was voted for by all the Republican mem
bers OF Congress. In voting for it did
they vote he, or were they mistak-
en-?
). Ii State, by its own motion can
cut aSundcr the tie which binds it to tho
Cnon aud cease to be State, must it not
be upon the doctrine that State has a
right to sacclc? Do the Ealicals hold to
thi doct.inc2
.. If 4 portion Of the people Of Ohio
should, acting through the machinery Of
n State Government. resist and DEFY the
Federal authority in our limits for ono
"ecE, would that remand us to the coudi
ton of Territory and deprive us of re-
presentation in Congress? If one weeks
successful resistance would not. would a
. month or a year do so? Is it a question
of time, and if 30, what time Gin. En-.
Yu'rcr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10

Of Independence o. party platform, which
are good for doctrine but have no force
Of execution The same provision was
tackled to the emancipation amendment,
anl il vas IN evil one, as We urged AZ the
time.
Except the disfranchising provision and
the provision altering the representative
basis. the proposed amendment is super
faous aud unnecessary. The diSfranchisc-
ment can be done without amenling the
Constitution AMI the change Of the rep
resentatiye bnsi5 is undesirable in general,
and unavailable rs a remedy for the pres
ent diff ;ulties
Furthermore, the Supreme Court which
declared thai all acts in time Of civil war
must be limited by the civil law. and that
rehcla at war to overthrow the Constitution
and nation have all .he constitutional i'm
muniti of peaceful citizens, viii also &c
clare that any ratification Ly States under
durosS, as conditions Of restoration, is VOID !.
Ano her obj .ction is hat his plan re-
co9nizes the right Of each rebel State to
res ora ion upoH scpara'c ia li:a ION Of
nc amendment ana 'lus i p2F' may go
through he form of ra.dca ion aud get
power in Congress o ednit the res without
that conditions In this way the most re-
bcIIions ; ascs may come N deianily.
We have men ioned 'wo her objections
IN 4 previous article Frs, Il has The ap-
pearauro Of recognizing the right Of rebel
States 70 par !eipa'e IN the highest act of
na ional le4isia ION while denying their
right to representa- ion in the Nalonal
,Lr5ivlaWc. Second, L recognizes as le-
gal a'e governments. competent to bmd
heir people, oryaujza ions formed without
warrant of State or na ional law-mere
usuria'ions, created upon compuloion, and
which ciHn)' sand il ever brought to lc-
sal question.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10

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nun from 'ae s''i'e '''G n'o'' oIi1,' ~
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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10

Abuse is not argument It is used mos
when argument fails. I'nc Radical pres
ses anl speakers assa; the President with
coarse yituperaton, because they can urge
no sound objections against either his char
--ter or his cntluct YAey should first
show taat he deserves to be coHdemned,
before they condemn him that he i just
" obnaz;o,,~ to :';iicule, bcf'rG they ridi-
c1lc him. #, for example, the President
ht, clear yi,ws and positive opinions rs to
3py III 'as,,rc or ;il@Hsures Of adAin,s,r 'tion
and every uen who Is it for the oiiirc
,houl! have surh views and opinions -
they may pr pe.ly enough be called the
Presidents vinw5 the Presidents plans or
the President policy But they are not
COR that reason To be denounced If they
are sound AMI wise in thoms Ives, they
should not be less acceptable to Congress.
or tie prora, simply berausa they ori ii
nsta with anl ar" honestly h2l,i by hin who
!, the Nation,I Ch-f Magistrate and il
th>y are not ain AMI wise, they should
he rel tod oa that gronnl alone, and not
because thav cmana c from the Executive.
The later has iust as gool right to have
policy ana - urge is adoption upon
congress, as Congrcs; has to have a po.i-
cy AMI to urgc It Y"oA the Executive. Ii
the two rnhcjcs disagree and neither can
he carried in:o effect Icy die Governments
let both he fairly discussed before the pro-
,.lo, and the people allowed to decide ut
the ba.iat-box which If either, shall pre-
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10

SIGNs or SEyKNa WINTER Says tho
LYn"Ah4Iy -NrDS; The phenomena which
usually presag' according to the notous
Of the very observant in such matters, the
approach OF hard winter. are becoming
Tery marked as The season progresses.-
Hives arc overaowing with honey, tho
husb of corn are declared to be OF extra
thickness, and til" 'furs Of animals are pro-
nounced exceedingly rich and hoavy. 1t
is observed, too, that the squirrels are
making arrangements on au increased
ca!c FIR s'orHSe o. nuts,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10
DR JAMES llIduINs Our readers will

DR JAMES llIduINs. Our readers will
be highly gratihed at the appointment of
pr- Higgins to l Iro:cssorsllip in the Ma
rylanI Agricultural College II is an ap-
poIntmant most cmincntly fit to be made.
Dr. II. has earnestly devoted the best years
Of his llte to the agricultural interests of
or Sta,e; and, has, by his scientific re-
eareh, done mere than any ohcr citizen
towards the development aud improve
ment of our natural resources. We con-
grafuiate 'le College and its patrons on
heir valuable acquisition to the Faculty;
md rust tho Professor may long live 10
ENJOY his we'll earned honors. -lnuoIsAis
u.e'tc
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10

- tVi'i i1isthiIi@ 'H'S ''Ut' l ttEf - oI' Hh-
der stron- conviction ;hst fierce desire
20 rene" the late terrible conflict burned
n southern ooS"'hs' ''i"' mere are gu, 'e"
Hl'A men scattered thlhiy tnraughout
that entire section against whom every
system OF persecution was devised ana di-
ree'ed q. the majority al Ine people uhuer
'fe g''ldahc" o' ''''se ,e''e'S VINO ;" re-
cGh'ly iSo Tue 'Fi,'eu ho''' o. me extinct
Vo''IeU''''s '' o'''''' ""N '"'' '"'Se
chiciS are P"'la'eo 10 80 ie"o 'hetli once
more. q eheriSa TINS "lekca ara mail
e'''"s oe'Ds' H. "''',.o''a VI ','P''s 81 ~'G"S,
papers are oS''S u'S,f>9"'I1 a'io 'pt, W. ~
''i7 '''''0' U we VOL ,'o'" " "0t -.
Ter" states eHsei'ncrl"S +" ha.fel ""r sP'f'
OF vengeance "ihch STRIVE WIN uAlappv-
n.y. 100 t!utA success u ma a 'eh' ~
lur'1er "i'' endless ''F'etu'iohs u rum
e'' "ei ei'1'S>' "h" ''>F'ife'eh'vi }c'P!e--
- sl'h i i"t-nrF' "r''eT"l beaofe&"Fd
SE'toh d N".''o'' = 'ii'S' oFPoF'OHo ','u M,
Pol'"-''' o''n"1n5 upon GROUND sun
moist "''H 'Fa'ern"' o'ooa, ne 'Gii> ',le ha-
.ohaI legislators 'ha'-'he oon'h mas thrown
oehih: hef forever 'he oocttlHcs ana Pr'n-
clp'es tor winch She fought 50 long and SO
o'stlna'eiy. lie tells them that he e1-
presses '''e ''humen'S oi lhc nohlihG men
OF the South When he says that he lavors
a consolidated government, that ttc doc
tr'ne OF State l5h5s Is Duned out OF sight
ana 'aa1 slavery can never be recstahllsh-
cd, even II The power to DO 50 existed
Ncneral Dcauresard lSIlucAp"bIe OF pract-
sing petty deceit, aAi what he SAYS may
be relied on. He IS, moreover, immense
ly popular at the South, aul as good
mouthplece for those who recognize his
leadership as any man from the Potomac
to the klo urante We know that this
speech mate most favorable impression
upon those to VIII ON he addressed 1t, and
that with the echo # his last word there
rose IN Their MINDS tecilngS OF cDn1dcncc
and reinsurance. To this Senator Wade
bears testimony. Taking, then, the char
ae,cr OF the So 'akcr Int" consideration, we
mast beIleve that the majority OF the South
ern peopie-.he sense aAd sine" OF that
section are dcslrous Of peace and concord
AMI encourage no wlId dreams OF lnsurreo-
ton e there be any who tnlnk otherwise,
the SpcecA OF item branre@ard IS calcuia-
tcd q lead them to better thoughts. But
all the duties Of peace and goolfollow ship
10 not d.vo!'c nPon the South alone; The
4c3"e Al the Horjh nave tlelr SAarc TO
pfiorm 1he SoatA has suffered nlMt@iy
more, and yet with ;4-eA courage and manii-
ness worthy tnc deneendents OF heFoie
SIF"s' tney st:"SSI' to forget bitter rcc'i-
Ieet,1ns Tor the common veal According
to 'nelr manner or ti''hNihs' tI'y nave
huen 70 forgive anu ''fg''' l2r 'hey nave
neeh Sorely PNH'Shsn ou' ,h'y promise
ihat complete ohiIFl'h shan shr"ul the
past. Iney A.> "'I1ng tha. the severed
talntry shonli DC reunited, and are anN-
ious to lend their al' to the great anI good
WORK OF iecoas ruetion. ny are they
u y .rted aud who are they that thwart
th@hl Men VINO would make history "n:s
I'r the Information OF all coming time that
-rlt,t tloh flt. y
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10

: 'llow came your Democrats in Boston
. vote for negroes the other day in pre-
ference to white men = said a M)ngrel tn
4 Cnppurhcai. When We cant elect a
Democrat wc always vote forM. ne1t brsi
man. cool!y replied Cop. Tho disciple
of thc Illinois saint mizzled.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10

a lady tolling her age remarked that
she wzs born on the 2}rd Of April. H,r
husband who was present. observed, Il
always thought you were born on the lst
of April People might judge so,
responded the LAZY. by the choice
made o. hustaud,"
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10

GETTING On. Sam, how many loys
have you saved. en- "Wny, nam.
when get this and three other ones done.
III have sawed four"
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-10

\ party Of Virginia hunters recently
Atlly4 tncuty ,oIc- de-. u dye IAy..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-13
Habitual Constipation.

How TO EFFECT CERTAIN AND PI8Hl,
EEEr CURE
Some occupations Of life predisposs TO Costly
especially those which AlIov ba, little exsrrss Per
sons WHO contract this unfortunate habit Of body under
such circumstances might pcssb. bs relieved BY chang
ing their s~dentary eGpioymenn for othsrs OF more
active kind: but this il BY mesas certain HabitnAi
constipation Is very obstinate disosser ~ tbs ord-
nary socalied remedies Invariably axsrasate IT, Moth
ing be more injurious than the continued vse Of
strong aperien They at fret rritate. and ena1y al
most paray the them torpid that
upon them mild aperient. combined with gentle
sumnlant Is Ihe true remedy and combination In the
happiest proportion of those Ingredients found To
HosTRTTER's STOMACH BIrTERs. This famous
stomachic nvigorates tee sos intestinal canal while
quietly moving from its eopvcuttsrs al iapediu spfs
to free passage through them. No pasKatfvs hiss
this double operation. No ordinary stimnant eaeeis
the desired object Cases OF Constipation abandoned
hopeless by distinguished medical have been cured
IN few veen by the Bitters To those Who have tried
all the medicines Of the dispenaIy In vain, Try
suze,su6 vhv Constipation should be IN eonse
quepca o. ssdentary habits HosTETTkRs BITT1Rs.
by supplying ySor vhich would otherwise be dcsiv
cd from exercise viii ~ I'll enable the system to
perform its exeretory functions esula.ly and health
fully isi-dA~lv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-13

political vassalage and dependence, TO be
continued through an inde6nine future. That
is contrary to the genius of our Government,
and would be ruinous to liberty and 70 the
nation. II equally certain that the policy
OF the Democracy, which would give the iate
rebels unlimited license to govern themselves
is equally dangerous. Societies, IKE inai-
viduals, become sick Action Of social, like
action Of chemical and vital, forces become
abnormal. The Democracy assans ~ ~
South is completely we'll; that its action
would BE- healthy If leh uninterrupted The
f.cts show that this 10 not IL eass- No good
mechanic or engineer, will be constantly in
terfering with, stopping and tinkerlng his
machinery. He will, however, adjust and
perfecs his machinery until it works well, BE-
fore be lets it 60 constantly ahead by VIRUS
of it's own mechanical force. A limb improp'
erly set when broken, will continue 70 grow
.hnorm.lly, increasing its CRIPPLED condition
When properly set it should be lett alone' ou'
not until it is properly fixed
The reader will have no difficulty in ant'ci-
n,,ins our conclusions. The South does not
need prea, and multiplied legislation and
outside control; it does need true policy.
The vital and curative forces that are 70 give
the South healthy and prosperous iuture'
must be developed from within, not rom
without
But the South must be so treated tna'
these vital and curative forces can be brought
into healthy action. The broken and de-
formed limb cannot be cured by energies
within itself alone; no more can broken ana
abnormal society.
II NAV be severe to break agsin the ILL.,
treated limb preparatory to proper reset
ting; it is the only road to complete cure.
There is no use in saying let the South alone,
j. viii get right in the end. The helpless
pa.ien, must be helped. Read again the
condition of the South as shown above in the
report of the Committee, and say whether
that society is not diseased; if that social
mschin is not working badly. It must be
remedied before it viii work well; that RENE
dy is true policy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-13

Is the State Of New York one person in
every eleven owns real estate, while in the
city of New York only one person in sixty.
two is so fortunate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-13

The MONDAY prayer meetings are still KEEP,
up in Chicago. and the mum bers in attend
ance, and the interest manifested, is on the
increase. Frequent conversions occur to re-
reward the labors of the people of God,
and in answer to their prayers, and the joyful
experience of the converts, as proclaimed IN
the earnest and truthful simplicity Of tneir
hearts, arrests the attention Of the thought
less, and leads them to consider their ways.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-13

IT was the Nebraska blr' organizing
that region into Territory, and repeating
the Missouri Compromise, that fairly opened
the contest in the councils Of the nation over
the slavery question. The Kansas war and
the war OF the rebellion followed; slavery
was wiped out, and Nebraska is now admit.
ted as State in the Union, on the cypress
condition that ex-slaves are admitted to =
voice in the government through the ballot
box.
The world moves forward in the direction
of Justice, Of liberty, and of equal rights, IN
spite Of the sneers of Copperhead Couserva'
tives and the chivalry at God and humanity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-13

JoHs B. GouaH is lecturing on Temper
snce, in Chicago, 70 crowded houses, OF
course.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-13

GIN. CoucH CoxE TO GnaRS.--Ths Senate
rejected the nomination Of Mr.. Couch, who
succeeded in rendering m unknown name
infamous, BY the process Of walking arn-in-
arm with an acknowledged traitor at the
PHILADELPHIA Convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-13

CALHOUN and M compeers were The cAam>
pions of tEads in this couatry. The poll
q vas counstent with the stats Of security 10
vhichahsy lived, and to the naintainancs O
a ariseocracy Of wealthy landholders, aad
population Of ''poor whites and black slaves
subordinated 70 their will.
SThe police has prevailed in England long
euoaSh. 20 show its effects are TO increase thu
wealth Of the rich, and to reduce the labor
ara ar fhe country TO paupers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-13

GEORGE BAscRorr, the vsnerable Historian
OF the United States. has been nominated b.
The PrsGdsas, In piacs Of Ga. Csach, 70
tie Cealsstosship of Bostoa.
Il ssens that johnson couldn't and 1 nm
IN Massachusetts, fit for the position, md 8
had to draw on New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-13
A NEW REMEDY!!

1t stands for Merits without a Superior.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-13
.N.4RSDEN''S
VEGETABLE slNlT|VE PILLS

Are rrely vegetable Tree from Mineral MercuFtA
Preparation, and compounded with great care.
They may be relied In all Of
Constipation, Billions Disorders, Nervous or
Sick Headache, Gout or Rheumat-
ism, Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
And all affections the Liver the most prompt safe
and reabis Medicine known. They active and mild
being particularly designed for the Bilious Diseases Of
the Southern and Western States when timely al
mnistered they will be found ecsciou IN Bilious and
Rsuittent Yevers Fever and Aeue, Costivsnss Cole
Worms, Pain in the Bowels, Heartburn. Yatui,ncs In
dgestsen Pain In the Head Beck Bre.ss, and 1. all
where Csihartic 10 required Their great excel
Ience consists in this that they compounded from
the concentrated virtues Of this medicinal sshsances
which they composed; consequently they have far
greater potency. and far remedial effect than the
medicinal substances whether mixed or admins
tered singiy
MARsDENs sANATIvR PILLS will Be found iavaiu
able - preventive Of the many BILIOUS Diseases inct
dental 10 the southern country-snch Yellow Fever
Jsandcs Liver Complaints Intermittent and Rsmissnt
Hsvers, Bilious Fever. Bilious Collie Bilious Dyssatery
and DiArrhsa, Chfiis, Heyess, Ac.
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Nor sale.
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