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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-08-26

CHEWING TOBACCO. Smoking Tobac-
~ CO, Pipes, &c., The celebrated Lon
isiana PER1QUE SMOKING TOBACCO
kept for sale. warranted genuine. is cut OH
the Premises.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-08-26

ELAvORING EXTRACTS. Lemon. Va
L nilla, Almond, Rose, Celery, Pine Ap
pie, &C., sc.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-08-26
N O n 10 E

and in fact everything useful to suit the
times, which he will sell cheap for CASH.
SAM. HENARIE.
Alcx'a., La, Feb 5, 1S6S-tf.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-08-26

RONNETS. Ribbons. Silks, Trimmings.
- Laces, Gloves and all and every varie.
ty of Ladies' Furnishing Goods constantly
on hand, and received weekly from New
Orleans. PRICES MODERATE.
July II, '67-H
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-08-26

.CoAL OIL. Lamp wicks.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-17

@rabe ertsese1 bradte, Der ~@lee
Club" Der 5. unb 6. Maro batte etn
gang @aruante6 Sdnserdpr sefellt>
rpel9es wdbrenp Der prpseiiton nit
fraftisen Stimmen pat:tutii9e Cant
pasnez9ierer fang. Sece Delegation
batte ibre be%lonreren Banner, bic NIT
11nter bSdf wibi9e Snldriften tru9en.
MQe rie peridtepenen Osi9dfte waren
reprdientirt uno tru9en Die pasu pa11e1z
ben Banner uro ais enbli6 Der Bug
iiber bic 5dn9ebriide auf pemGairaruno
ber @ef @ir9inia Nderbau>@ eleaiaaft
an9efommer mar rnb fi9 NIT ben UNI
gebeuren Ma1eu paielbf Yereiniste, pa
lpurpe bic Mn;abl auf 20>0OO-25>OOO
9ei9dBt.
@pn bret ;u pielem 3mete erridteten
9ternerbibnen murre gu ben be9eiilerten
Maien selprp9en. 3wet >paren fir bic
enelilden Neoner> bic 9erren &t6ter
E6urman BON Sbip, Son. 9eiiter Gly<
u1er unp Gen. Gary spn Cincinnati
auf per tritter muroen ct, Deutl9en
bur9 ben 5errn @i&ter 2an9 Don Sif<
fin unb Germ S. 9. Soup.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-17
Sic bempfratiitDen MaNen
Serianumiun9e,,.

Gin Correspondent res uGinc. Splfsz
freunr" siett uns III Tcl9enpem ein
Beiiptsl Ter 8e9eiiteruu9 i'm 9ansen
2anpe fit cie vpn bet Democratic rep
r1ientirte Sa6e ceS GplteS:
Sum 10 ,rlren mir cenn auf Dem
teilisen 8cpeL eer 10 siele 9rpbe Mdnz
,1cr llno patripten cteiem 2ance ~lieferte,
su elmer 3eit, wp es mod Yatrtpten 9ab>
su elmer 3eit, 100 rercn Derile mar
uMue5 fir ra5 Satsrlanp uno Nt1tS
fir MIDI, wie unier Treunp &idter
Sang son Siff1 in leiner beutiscn Mece
iaate ; nun jat mir ftno la uno man
tat lid senu9iam iberseu9en f5nnen>
cab Die 9e9enwdrti9e Generation Wetz
Girainiens nod ptele wiirctgeGntel bic
icr 9roben patriotii9en Manner butter
laj1eu bat. ia e5 linr nod pielelben N6z
mel unp N1merinne,l bic man ;wer
curd brutale @ewalt ,u Spren treten,
ater nidt entebren fam.
Gs mar pieS oeltern aber AUDI Elm
itulser Gas fir bie8ewpbner W~beelinss.
Seccs 9aus mar 9el9m(idt uno Ypr>
;ii9lt6 bic Deutl1en, melde int Genz
trun, ner Staet mpbnen, batten sesei9t>
eab ibre 9iebe uno Mnbdn9lt6fett an
bic eanse Union, AT bic ebrparci9e
cnltituticu, >peoer BON fcrrupten De-
mascsen, nod lGmarpbencen Yanfee>
G%arpetbas9ers aus benz 5er;en 9eri1len
merpen fann, unb baben spQ BON frpber
5pfnun9 has alte pemrtrati(de panter
entfaltet welde5 @e idon Sabre lang
tbrlnsnfeu6t uap unentrpQt int 5erjea
har9en.
Cine Yrp;ellion ron nabe 3000Men<
{den U1a9 wirtlider 3dbluns) temeate
iid rur6 bic Strafen Der Stact, unter
wslden li9 ror;i9lid bic iebr idSnen>
III Die sanoeSiarben 9etleicetenM drden
berrcrtbaten unp IS CAB fattild fei1
Geniter, srn weldem nidt Gin Eal9en<
tud ypn ldSnen Grauenbdncen sez
idwun9en, Gem 3use feline parr1sr1
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-17
Tar,tt 11rb $amS.

NetS mtt&raut Cfur IL Ser
@pnen).- Man rimut 2 feline &pblz
fDpfe, 19neipet 1ie, nadrem man fe &C.
puBt bat fetn> nupelarti9 uno bereitet
aud 6 9ptb Sped, fetn9eidnitten nit
3wtebel uno peteritlie, binitet benSpef
NIT Dem &raut 81 tunpen fortwdbz
renb> bis bas &raut gan; wet@ 9e,ppr<
cen it, 9ttt @al& pfefer unp etpas
Neu9e1pur3 BEL uno 9iebt Elm pent9
BpuiQon nad> INT cine iaIne 6arbe
gu erjtelen ; iocann &peroen I pfur1o
Neis unb Suppe fit IL parttonen oaz
su9e9eben ; Der &ei6 mub cine @trtelz
funbe fp9en uno ga Mtnute1 ;u9ez
peft feben bleiben.
.Sn Der S~abres;ettoer Yaraptesdpfel
John - Apples 1T es febr 9eei9net,
cine fleine 3uantitdt berielben NIT Sel<
lerie in Elm >peni9 Suppe ldn9itens cine
balte Stunce foden gu la1en uno io>
rann palitrt susu9eben. Die Suppe
miro rapur9 l9madbaft uno erbdlt cine
id6ne Garbe.
-DaSbeiteT utter fir &lbe 1T
&o99en, &prn unp 6afer, In Slei@en
Sbeilen 3uIammen 9emable1 uno NIT
sei9nittenem 9eu 9emiiat in reriel6en
Manier ansefeu9tet ME Tuttsr fir
pferoe unb jepem Gbier 49uart td9ltd
%9eseben. Dieie Dtdt proouctrt cine
9rpbe Suantitdt gan; fampier Mil@>
pdbrenp pic Sub fprtlpdbrerp anStarte
unp Gleild 9ewinnt. &lbe, bic nit
Sslfuden unp S9rpt 9efattert peroen,
seben cine groBe Guantitdt Mtld> bic
aber bur9au6 nidt gut nSualitdt 1T
au6erbem &perben bic Gbiere bel leBterer
Tiittsru11s INNER r,aserer uno idwd<
der unp serlteren td9li6 an @ertb.
Gin gutter 3wer9td1e aus
8uttermtl9. 49, Sic 8utt1mtl9
miro auf9efo9t unp pteper ab9efablt
rur6 Stebenla0en. Damn miro fte tn
bic &dieform ODER in einen Sa& ppn
tarfer 9einwano 9eldittet> parntt bic
Mplfen ablaufsn. ST pielea@eiaeben
il ialst man bic &die nidt ausulebr.
tbut nadSelieten bic sew5bnliden ein
beirniiden 0ewiirse binein> mii9t cas
@anse purdeinanrer, ieBt cann auf Elm
pfunb &diemalle un9efdbr einen S6Hel
Spu Stun pper @p4nac gu, tnetet biz
Ma0e gut pur6einanoer uno gilt ibr
Die beliebt9e Gprm. Sinp rte ferti9en
&die at Der 2uft 9etrpdnet, IL weroen
Fe rann CUR peitern 3ubereituns 1T refine
acknowledged 9ewtdelt, bic pprber
| nit bsiB9emadtcn Mclfen naB Sema9t
werren. Darauf felt man 1te, tn Elm
0efdb perpadt> an ctnen warmen Srt
uno fe fino III 4 Ea9en 9%eniebbar. Mit
Der 3eit peroen iie nod ldmadbafter
unb l%tertreHen Die sewSbnliden Rdle.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-17
SPECIALIZATION.

Die lleter3eu9un9streue, Der Gifer
unb rer Gntbuiasmus elmer partet fino
unentbsbrli9e 8epinsu19en 3u ibrem
@iea. 9(ber bic weientlt4fe
Bepin9uns, pbne wel@e ale pbtsen
Yunfte ni6t sum 3iel fibren> 1T Die
ariinp(i9e une S%uuitdnoi9e Sr9aniiaz
tipn. NdmentliG gilt bies Don elmer
Yartei mel9e fid nidt etma in Der
9erri9aft gu %be4aupten> ionpern cteielbe
gang BON Neuem gu erpbern BAT. Sc
9ewaltiaer bic n,aterieuen Mittel iinp,
iiter melde cine berriaence partet 9ez
bietet> teitp umfai1enper u1p 9eidlo0ez
ner mub re Organization Der partei
leiuL welGe ibr rieie 9errl@aft nit Grz
fols itreiti9 MAIDEN mill. Mtt lecren
@prten> init platfprmen> entbuitalttlden
Observation-Disclosures Reren unc Be-
1dll0en lit weni9 9etban. Nur cur4
cine Moitatipn> wel9e bic ppponirenpe
partet su elmer unteisgbaren Gewalt
naGt miro BET Sie9 9~arantirt.
Die urepublifantide" partei 9cbietet
lter unencltde materieQe 9llfsmittel
unp iiber cine Msitationsz Maldtnerie>
pel6er bic pemptrattl1e partet nur bic
Madt elmer ieitgel9lplenen Sr9anilaz
ton entsc9enl eyen fann.
SAT- allie Ser. ct. slemtcr unp bic
sause Militarz Maidinerie int Siioen>
taft ale Staat5re9terun9en in, 2anpe
iteben Der urep." partet CUR @erfii9un9.
Sic arteitet NIT Miaipncu> welte ibr
Der Ser. ct. S9as ur,p Die Staatsfalz
len liefern; ras Gplf bat fit ibreWablz
Msitattpn ;u ;ablen> urp fir ibreBabl:
M9itatprsn. Die meilten ibre- 9leilez
preot9er ii,p IHentlide 8eanlte, pper
GpnsrebzO els9atsn> bic aus rem Seuz
tel re5 Splfes 3ebren ; ile 9etietet uber
cine 9anseS9aor Ypn Ner. St. Staatsz
uno itintilden Dienern> Don ben @puz
rerneurcu Yieler Staateu unp ben Maz
ypr5 berob biz auf bic Ypli;etzS r9antz
1%atipnen lit ZEN @rpbt1cten> wie in
Ybilacelphta uno in un;dbli9en Guun<
ties.
Die cempfratilde Yartci bat nur auf
ben Sie9 9e9en riele 9e>paltiscn M9itaz
%tipnsmittel Su rednen, rpeun lie ale ibre
Gncr9ie raran iest> ibre Sdaaren gu
refrutireu aus ben 5alten, Sdwanfen-
ben uno @letd9ilti9en> 1penn ile mad
Staaten> Counties lpwnlbips, WaroS
unp @ablzY reeil1fts einc itreng 9e9liez
rerte Organization su Stance tri11at.
Giner lplden Organization, Die 9ebp<
ben POM Gntbuitasmus fit bic pempz
fratilbenYrinsipien> unter itren9er Dis
ciplin Sum@abltampf idreitet> fam rer
Steo ntbt feblen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-17
@te trurre has Vrtn;ip bier Il

- @ie mirce ra5 Yrinsip bier su
2anpe ldaHen? Sn Stbirien 1T es UNI
ter eewi7en Sdtmmen Gitte> cab> wenn
cine Trauensperipn betratbet, iie aQe0e<
rtdte fit ra5 bpG;eitlide Mitta9ei1en>
III weldem ale gerwanrte unrTreunoe
BON teipen Seiten ein9elartn ftnr> tez
reiten mub. Sinb bic Oertdte rpblz
subereitet> 10 1T tbr Grcpit ais 6ausz
baltertn etabltrt, tper11 ntdt, 10 it Tie 1T
cieier Gi9eni1oft fir INNER beidimpft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-17

tel aber Bat Dem Ne9er nur CUR Ytlt9t
eemadt, ta6 CT INNER fir oa5 rao1tale
Itdet ittmn,t.
Gs mar spraussu1eben> oab ber9feSer
yp,1 ben tbm 9eoebenen Nedten etne1
idredliden Wlibbraud MAIDEN weroe.
Der Ne9er 1T 3ur Gaulbeit UNI Wpl<
luf aeneist uno anftatt Jpn an Nrbeit
uno eiinert mpraltlden 2eben6panoel gu
aewDbneu, errtdtete bic raotfale pattet
nod fog. TreepmenS<8 Bureaus Tutte<
runasan1taltenI in penen Der Sfeger auf
llnfrien be6 weiben GplfeS crnabrt unit
sum GouIenser unp 20llin9 ous9ebilz
bet purbe.
Dem Neser >par gang ieltfrerltano<
lid ter peibe Mann Derbabt neil leB>
terer ibn 10 lanse nur alsSflaoe bebanz
belt batte. Die rabttale Yartei fudt
hiei en @as anf ale m69li@e Metle gu
beqen 6lammeu ansul9uren. @te ia
felt td9lid benz Ne9er ron Der beab1t@<
tiaten Wteoereinfubrun9 bet Stlaneret
rpr, 9ibt Jpn @afen in bic 5anoz {ast
inn, ba6 er peit tntelt9enter 1et al5 rer
-. meibe, einsewanoerte p6bel> rab er per
Manr Iei Ter Die Union 9erettet, ZAP ct
ni9t MUIR eletdbere6tist NIT Dem tpeiben
8ur9er, ionoern tbeilwetie lber ibm gu
iteben beredtt9t iet II. I. 49, II. I: ~.
G5 wuuoert un5 our9au5 1tdt Dap
cine tol9e Spra9e ra6 8lut In ben
slcern pes Mfrifaner5 rpIen ma@t> baB
CT ietnem 5a1e ee9en bic @eiben III ben
orDblten S9anptbaten 2uft ma9t. IS
wunbert uns gar nidt> penn mir td9lth
iber@ 9dnounstn, felbf at peiben&in<
bern serlbt, ibsr Diebitab{, &aub unp
Mprctbaten Der Neger lelen tDnnen*
Die rarifale partei bat cen 9fe9er il erz
er;paen, rarl1m 1T er IL. limo coour1
bat bieie Yartei ii9 elmer Sunce an bet>
rem &acen l@ulpig sema9t wofar fte
ielbi t uno ca5 gauge 2ano nod 1brer
tib len mub. sic bat Mmerifa III Zen
Neaern Elm GDlf9en uerSo9en," ras tbm
nod su i1affen MAIDEN 1ptrr,
llnb rpern Die racifale partet es nod
je ebrlt9 NIT cem Ne9er aenleint bite,
aber oas 1T eben ras Tludwiroi9ite ait
Der racifalen Ni99erpplitif> rab ile ben
Moor t1ur 81 partei3meden mibtrau9t,
uno ibn 9eben beibt lobalc CT feline
pFi9t setban Bat. @ir wetten buncert
aegen ems, pab fsin ein;i9er 0acifaler
fit Ne9ertimmre6t lpre6en uno flint
men >piirce, 1penn CT wiiete> pab Die Sc
ger fir ra5 oempfratiibe Gtfet 1ttuntnz
ten.
Tim ben Ne9er SIT ppltttlden partei<
;>peden SIT mibtrauden> fittert ibn oieie
partet altf llnfpi ten pes l9wer belteuerz
ten weiBen Mrbeiters> beld5ni9t feline
Sal ter uno Serbreden> ldbt Jpn mpm19z
lid itrafret lauftn, itadelt ibn auf gu
NaB unc Nad1u9t 9e9en bic &reibe Bez
.Ilterun9. Die Tri@te eieitr faulcn
DraGenlaa fpnnten nidt auStleiben.
mir eruten iie jeBt uberau ; Is iitc
Jaulbeit, llnsu9t. Diebtabl, Noub,
Mprp uap 1ppti@la9.
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Mp Geft Sen. Grant. moan be-

sablen mir Yenerlle ur1c Splooten -
mSdte man fra9en, renn man lciea
mltb, raB bic Snrianer pliinpern unp
morcerL unc in Tera6 bcwafncte &iuz
terbarcm 9an;e 0esencen unit6er MAJ
den? Sen. Grant madt tn Yplitif II.
Die tpitlpielt9e Nr,nee miro ro;l mibz
braudt, bic pplitif oe5 Generals purdz
;ufedten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-17
= mon {ont. McIN rp,tert Hi,9Hf}t

- Man ia9t: 0elr restsrt ritWelt;
Is if nidt wabr. 0erare pieeeuts, rie
iebr riel 0elp baten, baben 1ebr pents
Melt, Die gauge @elt remit ii9 auf
Sch ; ras 1T mabr. Darum tit be!
Dem jebigen @elrman9el ieNel 10 UNI
9ereimt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-17

Stattpner ,c. &c.
Mefuurirt alte Biber, audi ldsrnalerei, tcctei felbes In Zen
Tentern bleiben tarn duBert tiats unb idhn.
Ct mirb fd teaeisen burd pinttli4teit uno tanfeerehte
Nrbet fprtudbrenD bic 3ufrieSenteit ieiner seebrts, @Snner
III erperten. nj
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-11

The Sentinel continues its iIl-n atured
filings at low whites" who belong to the
Republican party. The answer is that the
lowest white Republican in the State is the
superior in every sense of the Editors of
that journal. Are we understood? They
are both contemplate traitors and enemies
TO their country. Their miserable lives,
which were forfeited by their treason, were
kindly spared them by the country, and
they are now showing their gratitude by
stabbing their benefactors, the " Yankees"
and our native white Republicans. Tie
Senior Editor of the Sentinel is especially
responsible for every outrage and murder
committed by order of Davis and Vance
for he bounded on the human devils who did
these things, and now seeks to exalt some of
them to places of trust and power. Let the
old hypocrite go on in his vile course. He
is hardly worthy of notice at the hands of
the loyal among us, who constitute in all
respects our best people.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-11
A Guy FAWKEs Plot IN KENTUcv,

A Guy FAwKEs Plot IN KENTUCKY
The War Department has received letter
from Breckenridge county, KY, giving an
account OF most horrible outrage attempt.
ell upon the inmates and friends of one of
the largest colored schools in that county,
1t appears that a teacher proposed to have
concert and exhibition on Christmas eve
She was warned that it could not be per,
nlitted, bat refused to believe that the reb.
els would carry their threat into execution,
and went on with her preparations. The
exhibition was finally held IN one of tIa
colored churches, which was packed with
the friends of the school and children
Within few minutes after the exercises
closed, but not until the people had left, the
church was blown to pieces by the explo-
sion of a key of powder that had been pla-
ced under the platform ON which the children
we've seated, and probably touched off with
a slow match. An explosion during the ex-
hihition would probably have de-
strsyed the entire audience. Wdshinqton
Correspondence Boston Adrertiser, Jan. s.
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The Vote Of North.CarolIna.
len. Candy reports the vote OF this State

Oen. SduUJ IepoItS tut folc VI IhIS Oldte
as follows:
Number of votes cast for the Convcn-
ton. SO COG: against the Convention, 30, 961.
Persons registered, but not voting, 45,554 ;
informal votes, So; total, ia, 574 number
cast on question of Convention, 1s5,967 !;
number required to hold the Convention,
S7,27S; excess over the number required,
3J,679; the majority in favor of Convention
is 6O,O45. After deducting the number reg
istered, but not voting. there is shown an
absolute majority of 1851 for the Conven-
ton
This is the best vote, we believe, cast by
any State under the reconstruction acts
The loyal vote will be increased at the next
election. The enemies of the government
will make desperate effort to defeat the
new Constitution, but their discontinue will
be more marked and thorough than it was
in November last.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-11

BAeKALAN's RESTAURANT, corner OF Will
mington and Hargett street, is the resort OF
those who take care to keep the inner man
we'll provided with the dellcacles Oh the
season. An old and established place, Its
fame has been increased under the manage
ment of the present proprietor Wines,
brandies, WHISTLES, plain or fancy drinks
may be had at the bar, and oysters, game,
Sc, are served up in the vlry best manner
at the tables Rooms and amusements of
various characters are provided for private
parties. .os.Tayg~ 1851
See advertisement In another column.
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THEo. JosEPH's RESTAURANT AND BOARD
ING HOUSE, one square west of the National
Bank, is u most excellent House, and both
bar and table are kept in the best manner.
Fresh oysters with delicate sauces, and va
rious liquors of the best brand, at reasona-
BILE prices, both tempt and satisfy the appe-
tite. The politeness of the proprietor is
proverbial, and all who enter his house are
entertained in style that renders the flying
moments agreeable.
Attention is invited to advertisement in
another column.
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Congress-.
WASHINGTON. Jan Q.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.
Senate.-Memorials were presented ask
ing for relief tor the freedmen in the Dis
trict. for female suffragein the District, and
one from 5000 hand loom operatives, ask
ing for exemption from taxation.
petition from the Alabama Convention,
praying the removal of Gov. Patton's poiti-
cal disabilities, was presented
Mr.. Morton called up his resolution, in
structIng the Judiciary Committee to report
a biz ''rogating the existing GsFernments
in the rebel States and providing proper
Cover cents in lieu thereof.
MIR. ielir .3u sen moved to amend, so as
to make s,.es ag OF the bill discretion
airy with .is = Committee
Mr.. Mort, =! test the sense of the
Senate, ,ire.a ~ l.. question. 1t was
high time that G. defined, its po-
sition. To his MINI, ,,1oosfAS, now
existing in the rebe.''> .sau a a-sE ~ey-
er been more. y. gm.i5r. % 80
the End OF March ~ II n, 10; HIS
ernments i'll those .r.. ;..et, a she
atfording proper seoul .. a* =,
erty; and at that time Z, .issf a., rs
ded military supervision, until 81, ~
loyal governments could be establish3g't
day, the military authority, which ths51 :
set up, was obstructing the proper operation
of the law, in some of those States aslsl up
holding the existing illegal governments,
Mr.. NJ. here sent to the desk of the Sec
rotary the acts of March and July to be read,
and also the order No. of Gen Hancock,
in which the civil authority is declared SUI
preme. 'li''
1t would be seen that Gen. Hancock, IN
this order, not only defed the power of Con-
gress, but actually nullifed and refused to
execute its laws. As Gen. Hancock has
confronted directly the Congress, it becomes
question as to which side will submit. He
recognizes the authority of the civil tribunals,
organized by the very State goTernnlents
which Congress has declared to be illegal.
There was danger that the work OF recon
struction would fail by the vesy military
power which they had raised up to forward
it. At this crisis, it was incumbent on Con-
eress to be true and consistent to. itself and
proceed to abrogate these Governments
If the amendment of AR. Frelinghnysen
was adopted, it would mean nothing. He
(I) wanted peremptory order sethis Com
mittee to bring in bill imnaetliatsly. and
he desired this Senate to SO Oseler 's1f
Mr.. Frelinghuysen said that he enly
thought it right that some confidence should
be placed in the Judgment Of tue Committee.
The further consideration postponed
House.-The bin asking for the release of
Father McMahan, and several other Penians,
passed. &C. s.ssv. tsglaE 80
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From Washington.
WksR,NsreN ,Ian aPM

, l.tstsr WksRINGT0N, Jan. 8 p. Ne
The Convention Of !" Boys in Blue" at
Philadelphia, have nominated Grant for the
Presidency.
1t is stated that Grant has telegraphed
General Meade to- remove none Of Pope's
appointees, exceps on charges and inVesti-
cations.
The Senate has rejected Edmond Cneper
as Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
The Goyernment paid Pierpont $4,000
and Riddle 5000 for prosecuting Surratt.
Revenue to-day, $234, 900.
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Markets.

Markets.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9, P. NJ
Cotton dull and declining. Sales of 1900
bales at 16@164.
Flour-State s,9o@11. Southern $500
Is.
Corn-Mixed Western 1891 40 White
Southern 1.30@136.
Mess Pork, old 21.12.
Turpentine 515@523. Rosen 2.97.
Gold closed firm at 1874.
BALTIMORE, Jan, 9, P. NJ.
Cotton dull -Midolling 155@16
White corn 1.20@122. Yellow 1.20@125.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 8, P. M.
Spirits Turpentine active, 485@48. Rosin
steady. No. 2, 2.125. Tar LIS.
Cotton dull and nominal, 1904.
young woman's conerlm. Who il our
fayorite Roman hero2 Marius.
l., ;. Punch says that dseksIays eggs, bat geese
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/ E The Judgeship--.Mr. Tourgeeses
The Sentinel tfiesrebel organ of the rebel
Governor of this State, Jonathan Worth,
makes characteristic attack on A. w.
Tourgee, Esq, of Guiiford. because he has
been recommended to Gen. Candy for the of
fee of Judge. -
1t seems the appointment was rendered to
Mr.. Poindexter, who has declined it. Mr..
Poindexter, though loyal to his government,
can not take the test oath, because he sat in
his seat in the Legislature, as many Union
lists did, after the State had commenced its
revolt ..-
The Sentinel says:
1--WE do not know Tourgee, but his entire
history, since he has been in the State, so far
as we are informed, has been destitute of
any redeeming quality. We learn that his
political friends. who are entitled to respect,
denounce him in no unmeasured terms, and
we have yet to hear the first gentleman, of
any party or position, speak well of him.
To have man of doubtful reputation to fill
JudSeship in this State, would be regard
ed, by the people at large, as one of the
most degrading and offensive indignities
which could be put upon them. If the pub
lie estimate, which has been put upon Mr..
Tourgee, in this State, is not wholly at fault,
we do hope that Gen. Candy will not ap-
point him."
In the first place, no one can have "any
redecming quality" in the eyes of this rebel
newspaper who is true to the Republican
party in the second place, Mr.. Tourgee's
" political friends" haze not denounced him,
but on the contrary, have honored him with
a seat in the Constitutional Convention; in
the third place, he is as much a s. gentleman"
as Jonathan Worth, or any of his associates
and advisers.
1t is cowardly insinuation to say that
Mr.. Tourgee is man of doubtful reputa-
ton" Ii this be so. where are the proofs2
We have never heard any thing to his dis |
credit as a gentleman or an honest man. IIe |
is Union soldier, and fought like man to
save his country. He has been educated in
The law, having studied at Cambridge. He
S a man of good habits. His sObriety, at
east, can not be called in question. He
would lose no Court from over-indulgence in
lrdent spirits. .. .., ~
We trust Mr.. Tourgee may be appointed.
3en. Candy could perform no act of a SINH
ar kind which would give more satisfaction
o our loyal people.
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A Frenchman has recently made great
discovery. 1t is of special value to parents,
sit refers to the case of perversity in tur-
bulent children. Suppose boy of seven
years old has been "a carrying on" The ia
Their simply says: "John, you have been
bad boy to-day; I shall take off a year
from your age. You are now not more than
six years Old" In every case the young re-
bel subsidies into angelic docility, contingent
on the fathers restoring to him again the
missing year.
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The splendid Radical victory in Nashville
on Saturday last was the result of union
among Union men, precisely as the partial
Radical reverse in Memphis on the Cd was
the result of foolish divisions among COM
mon triends.- Wash. Chronicle
No greater folly could be committed than
any thing like division in the Republican
ranks. Let our motto be, Union and Har-
mony-every thing for the cause, nothing
for men,"