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XLth OOEeRgss-secoud Session.
SENATE

SENATE
WAsHrNoroS, April S.-Mr. Trumbull called
mp the bill in regard TO the qualh 'ations o
Jurors Ii provides that the expires sion o.
opinion founded on public rumor or state
mrnts in public Journals shall not dlsquaIliy q
Juror otherwise competent, and who shall take
oath that be can give verdict according 70
the evidence.
The bill was opposed by Messrs. Bayard aud
Davis. and favored by Messrs. Frelinghuysen
Johnson and Trumbul. 1t at length passed
81 to8
Mr.. Summer introduced joint resolution
proposing an amendment to the Constitution
OF the United States. The proposed amend
ment is as follows:
No person elected as President or Vice Pres
ident, who has once served as President, shall
afterwards be eligible to either Office. Referred
10 the Committee on the Judiciary.
AT the expiration of the morning hoIr the
Senate, pursuant to order, proceeded TO the
consideration of private bills, reported from the
Committee on Claims.
The Senate went into executive session and
soon after adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr. Robinson offered the following as
privileged resolution:
ment against Andrew johnson, President OF
the United States, passed Feb. "a, 1868, and
the proceedings amendatory thereof or supple
mentary thereto, be and the same are hereby
rescinded, and that the managers be recalled
The Chair decided the resolution not priyi-
legged and it was not received. Adjourned.
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: WHECh UF THE AUIOCRAT. =
SAN FRANCISCO, April S.-The wreck of ship
Autocrat, as it lays on Arch rock, together
with the cargo of coal, &C., was sold to-day for
$10,500 in gold coin.
GENERAL NEWS.
Alaska advices to March 26th say the health
of the men in garrison at jamestown was
good. Several Indian chiefs have visited the
military headquarters and been properly en-
tertained by Gen. Davis.
A movement is on foot to establish seal fish
cries with depots at st. PauPs and st. Georges
Islands.
1t is reported that the Russian steamers ac-
quired by the successors of the Russian Fur
Company are to be employed in an opposition
line to the present steamship company for
transportation of freight and passengers be-
tween California, Victoria, and Alaska.
The weather was unpleasant. 1t had raned
for ten consecutive days in March.
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WASHINGTON.
THE KU-KLUx KHAN.


NEW YORK, April ga Washington special
says: General Grant has ordered the Com
manders of Military Districts to take immedi-
ate and summary means for breaking up and
preventing the organization and spread of the
secret rebel order known to outsiders as the
Ku-Klux Khan.
THE ARKANSAS ELECTION.
Telegraphic advices from Askansas state
that there will be two Republican Senators
next week with evidence that Arkansas has
complied with all the requirements of the Re-
construction act.
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
The Presidents counsel are very busy hunt
ing up precedents and intend to justify the
course of the President upon them. The pros
ecution, however, will meet them with the ten
ure of Office law, which prohibited the Presi-
dent from following presidents.
Gen. Lorenzo Thomas will probably be the
fret witness placed on the stand by the de-
fence, to be followed by Gen. Sherman, whose
preliminary evidence has been taken by Mr..
Stanbery.
Judge Curtis. who will open for the defence
tomorrow, will speak only from notes, not
having written his remarks in advance of de-
livery. There was to-day greater demand
for tickets of admission to the Senate than any
previous day since the trial began. Some Of
the members of Congress have promised on
given orders Tor their tickets for week to
come.
The impeachment managers met to-day to
consider some evidence not yet offered con-
corning the Presidents intention OF defeating
the tenure of Office bill. No decision was
made. Another meeting will be held to-mor-
row.
JURORS IN THE JEFF. DAVIS AND sURRATT
TRIALS.
The bill relative to jurors before the Senate
to-day will allow Courts in the cases of Surratt
and JEFF Davis to summon Jurors from any
State in the Union.
ARMY MATTERS.
WASHINGTON, April 8.-Geu. Hatch, Major
of the 4th Cavalry, has been detailed ior duty
as Superintendent of recruiting service at Car
Isle barracks, in place of Gen. Grier, who will
Join his regiment, the Sd Cavalry, in the De-
partment of Missouri.
Gen. Hancock win establish his permanent
headquarters Tomorrow in this city at the cor
nee of 10Th and G streets.
RECONSTRUCTION IN GEORGIA.
Messrs. Blodgett and Parrott, the commit
tee appointed by the Convention of Georgia,
to visit Washington and present list of names
of over five hundred, recommended for relief
from political disabilities, publish to-day an
address to the people of Georgia, in which
they state the result of their mission: saying,
among other things, congressman seem to be
somewhat cautious about relieving persons in
rebel States from political disabilities; and we
are Induced to believe a very few, if any, will
be finally relieved until the election is over
and it is known how it has gone, and how
those desiring and needing relief have stood
in the contest. We are clearly of the opinion
that if our Constitution is ratified by the peo-
pie, and the reconstruction party succeeds in
the election of officers in the organization of a
State government who are true and loyal men
and who can take the required oaths, then our
homestead and relief measures will b. safe.
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MISSOURI,
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

ST. LOUIS. April 8.-Sedala and Jefferson
City elected the entire radical ticket yester-
day.
In Kansas City the Democratic ticket was
elected with the exception of Auditor, City
Marshal and one Alderman. Harris, DEM,
for Mayor, has 1000 majority, but he run con-
siderably ahead of his ticket.
In Leavenworth, all the Democratic ticket
except the Treasurer, for which office there
was no Democratic nomination, was elected by
a majority ranging from 400 to 700. This will
be the first full Democratic administration for
six years. National politics and the support
Of the Kansas delegation in Congress were the
prominent issues in the election.
The city of Carondelet elected the full DEM
0cratic ticket yesterday.
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WISCONSIN,.
THE ELECTION.

MILWAUKEE, April 7-Midnight.-C
returns from this city, with one ward estimat-
ed, give O'Neil (dem.) for Mayor 2200 majority
The Republicans lose 3 Aldermen and Coun-
cilmen, and elect but one member of the Com
mon Council out of 81.
The meagre returns received from various
parts of the State up to this hour, do not mate
rally change the result heretofore sent.
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NEW YORK.
THE ERIE RAILROAD WAR.

NEW YORK, April SIN the case of Schell
VS.. Erie Company, before Judge Barnard, the
answer of Jay Gould to the attachment for
violation of the injunction was filed. 1t de-
mics any knowledge of the issue oil 5000 shares
of stock, but believes certificates of stock on
the bank were made by the officers of the COM
pany before the injunction, and that the exec
utive committee issued convertible bonds to
the extent of $10,0O0,000, half of which passed
into the hands of Grovesbeck s. Co., and half
to Daniel Drew. Some evidence on the sub
reached.
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LOST AND FOUND.
C4..odUosk S4oIoc

A LIGHT red Cow with white face ANY per,
"A son having said COW in their possession, WI
notify the subscriber. ,pvE
Apr3-dtvs Corner Grove and Portland SIS.
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NEW YORK, April ga Washington special
says: General Grant has ordered the Com
manders of Military Districts to take immedi-
ate and summary means for breaking up and
preventing the organization and spread of the
secret rebel order known to outsiders as the
Ku-Klux Klan
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Brighton Market,

BRIGHTON, April 8.
Atmarketfor the current week Cattle, 1863; Sheep
anil Lambs, $3.50; Swine, 200; number of Western
Cattle 523; Eastern dos7; Working Oxen and North
TRrHTs. Beef Cattle-Extra $14 80 a 16 90; first
quality S13 so "a S14 %; second quality S12 25 q
sls 2j third quality SO 60 g 81 90 y 100 TBS. he
Prices OF Hides TaIIow and STANDARDIZATION Hides
~ a Toe; Country do q 93c y tb Brighton Tai
low q Sc; Country do 7 q 7tc p 10. Wool Sheep
'kins 81 10 q So so each; she red Sheep Skins 25c
each. Calf Skins 169 1sc " tb.
Kemarks-There light supply Of Beeyes In
mark.t and prices were from q &c W ID. higher
Ilah last week. There have been some few Cattle
sou as nigh as Tic y ID at light shrink. Trade
o feve and most OF the Cattle brought IN
or Il line lots OF Cattle from The West and some OF
the Eastern Cattle were sold at 15c D H. The Cattle
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LONDON. April s-Forenoon.- Consols $50 for both
money and account
American securities in demand and higher; United
States 5-2O's 72a; Illinois Central shares 95; Erie
shares 4sk.
LIVERPOOL, April S-Foreuoon.-Cotton quiet
and ste idy; sales 10000 bales; Middling uplands 12
q 124d; MiddliDg Orleans 12a a 121d. Breadstuffs
aud Provisions quiet and unchanged.
LONDON. April S-Afternoan.-Consols easier at
934 q 93a for money and account.
LIVERPOOL, April 8-Atternoon.-Cotton irregu-
Ia, easier and declined ID; middIing uplands on the
spot LIZ a I'D; do ahoat 1i2d Middng Orleans 12t
a 12ld. Lard firm ami advanced to 62s Cd. Pork
firm. Bacon advanced TO AIS. Talow ass Cd. Ro-
sin--common rs Sd. Other articles unchanged
LONDON, April S-Evening 934 a 93a for
both money and account.
Anne ican securities-U. S. 5-2O's 70 q 73k Illinois
Central share 95; Erie Railroad shares 4s3.
FRANKFORT, April s-Evening.-United States
5-2Os 75s q 75a.
LIVERPOOL, April s-Eveniug Cotton closed
heavy and declined fraction; sales 10 900 bales
Middling uplands 1lsd; Middng Orleans i24d. Corn
39s Cd. Lard 63s. Sugar firm. Naval Stores duh.
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THE ARKANSAS ELECTION,

Telegraphic advices from Askansas state
that there will be two Republican Senators
and a Republican member of Congress here
next week with evidence that Arkansas has
complied with all the requirements of the Re-
construction act
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T& NNEsSER

THE MEMPHIS AVALANCHE CONTEMPT CASE.
MEMPHIS, April 8.-Judge Waldron of the
Municipal Cour6 was arrested on an attach
ment sued by Judge Hunter, of the Criminal
ing with his Court in bringing from Jail for
trial Messrs. Galloway and Campbell of the
Avalanche, imprisoned by Judge Hunter for
contempt Judge WaldrIn gave bonds for his
appearance on the 18th, to answer the charge
It is said that he will, in turn, arrest Hunter
for this action
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To Let,
For Sale or TO Let.
10 Let.

II T. HAMMETT has store TO let Congress
y st. opposite W. IL Darion's Oyster Saloon.
Also three with top light, centrally located,
convenient for photographer apr3dtt
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LOSt!
LOsti

IN City Hall Tuesday Evening" q bs rewarded by
i Any one finding the same WIN apr2dH
leaving IL at the Press OHce. ------------
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NORTH CAROLINA.


WILMINGTON, April 8-The registration here
is as follows:-First day. whites rs, blacks 179;
second day, whites 1903, black 105. In the Mid
die Sound precinct for the two days there were
registered so whites and 81 blacks. The ex-
element over the registration is very great,
but there has been no disturbance. During
the remaining three days it is thought that the
whites will outregieter the blacks.
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Wanted Immediately.
Wanted.

49, GOOD TENEMENT WANTED IN A
Mii;l good neighborhood.
Jul Call at the Daily Press Office.
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CHICAGO, April 8 -The great match for the
billiard championship of America between
John McDevitt and Melvin Foster, commenc-
ed tonight. The call on the 18th inning was !:
Foster 512, McDevitt GA; oath inning, Foster
72O, McDeyitt 1876; 44th inning, Foster 1854,
McDeYitt 4S1.
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Notice.

ma Y vile, Almedia Wedge, having left my bed and
WI board without JUST cause, hereby forbid all
persons from harboring or trusting her my ac-
count. OLIVER WEDGE
Portland, March 81, 1868. apr1d3w*
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A NEW two Story House in Westbrook on the
"A line OF the Horse Ra l-Road. Lot 60xi2O feet.
For particulars inquire of
JOHN G. Proctor.
April Q. d3w 90 Exchange St
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PEORIA, April Sat the city election yes
terday, Brotherson, Republican, was elected
Mayor by eight majority. The city was for
merly Democratic.
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$40 to 500 a Day Guaranteed.

TOOD Agents wanted TO introduce our NEW
III sTAfx SHUTTLE sEWHNG MA
GAINES. Stitch alike on both sides. The only
first-class low priced machine in the market. we
will consign Machines 10 responsible pa ties and en-
nlov energetic Agents on salary. Full particulars
and sample work furnished ON application to W. U.
WILSON & CO., Boston, Mass. jan 2o'-dSm
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NEW YORK, Aprl6-sP. M.-Money cas- ,er at per
cent the general rate CALL with some exceptions,
Is at 8 per cent The supply is amply and an early
decline Is probable Discounts still nomina at a
sper cent. Sterling Exchange firm at 1898 a 109a.
Gold frmer and there ISL tile speculative movement;
price opened at 1884, and closed at 1884 a 1885, The
Assistant Treasurer has sold about 100000 WORTH
The steamer China took ont $4,000. Governments
opened active and experienced a further adv ance
which partially lost in the afternoon the market
closing heavy. = enry Clewes q Co. furnish the fol-
lowing 80 quotations Coupon 6's 1881 ll12S a 111s
do SIS 1862. 11iB a 1l1s; do 1864 1898 a l1O do 1853
100 1l0s; do new, 1903 az 1851; do 1861 1851 a 1857
1O4Cs, 1921 "a 1929; 1905, O7 a 1911. None of the
lat er were bought by the Assistant Treasurer ow-
ing to the advance in rate.
Stocks show more activity though buov ant, and the
tendency was checked by the pending legislati at
Albany. Western shares are generally higher, but
New York roads weak and lower, particularly
Erie which hucua ed during the dav from 73a to III
The following are $50 fgnres:-Pacifc Mail 93t a
932; New York Central, 122 q 1921 Erie, III a. y;
do preferred, 70 q 76; Hudson, 14i q 142; Reading
9a5 q 9oE; Michigan Central, ia a lis; Michigan
Southern, 81 q 914; Illinois Central, 1924 a la;
1864; Rock Island, 951 "a 90; Chicago & North Wes-
terra G3 a s.; do preferred 75i q 762; Fort WAYNE
101I a 1919; Missouri, s7t.
The secretary of the Treasury has advised the As
sstant Treasurer. He decided that the per cent.
certificates are payable in legal tenders and not in
bank currency.
Miningshafes quiet; Quartz Hill 100; Gregory s15;
Lacrosse 81.
The receipts at the Sub Treasure to-day amount
Ell to 1910; payments S1618,347; balance $1Ol
OBJ, 1892.
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A " located ami not to exceed S22J o. Ad'
dress DoN --'
Anrl 1-d2w
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from the Western part of the State Of which there
We're several lots, we're very nice; one lot sou al 100
NJ, 3, per cent. shrink. -, -, -
Storee-wifh the exception Of Wofklng oxen anu
Mich Cows there are but few Store Cattle brought
into market ut this season Of the year; .
Working Oxen-The supply o. working oxen was
not 90 large as has been tor the last week. We quote
sales At 5000 $500 s27s q $3.50 y pair.
Nileh Cows-Exfra ss5 g ITO; ordinary $50 g so I;
etore Cows es5 a IS y he d. Prices of Mich Cows
ienend great deal upon the ancy of the purchaser
Sheep and Lambs-There was large supply from
the West most of which were taken at a commission
we quote sales Of 100 Sheep at 7Jc; sc, average
weight 70 lbs at 7c 10O average weight 1873 fbs at
commission. cost SO v head at home; 10l OF &c;
~ average weight 100 ID - at Ice p 10.
Swine-There were but few Store Pigs In market
and not much call for them; prices whole ale a &c
D fb.; retail loo y H.
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BOARD
Geo. w. Ladd's Patent watch Case.

A ND good rooms can be obtained for gentlemen
IA and their wives or single gentlemen, at No 81
Danforth street. mar26ltf
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Billiard Tables for Sale.
For Sale {!

TWO Billiard Tables in good CONDITION with new
l. sets Balls, will be sold cheap for cash.
Apply to H. PEYaET,
apr ld2w* 1l21 Federal St.
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CONNECTICUT.

THE ELEcTIoN--ENGIIsH's MAJORITY.
HARTFORD, April 8.-Corrected returns make
Engish's majority 1875, The total vote is &C.,
s13
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CITY MARSHAL'S OFFICE,
PORTLAND, April 1, 1868.
CHAPTER 20, SECTIoN7. The keeper Of any Bill
lard room table who admits mino thereto with
out the written consent of their parent or guardian
or suffers any persons play there after six o'clock
in the afternoon of Saturday. ten in the afternoon
ofother days, shall forfeit ten dollars for the first,
and twenty for each subsequent offence.
All persons violating the above law will be prose-
cuted.
JOHN S. HEALD,
Argus and Star copy. CITY Marshal.
April 2, div
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FOR SALE.

GECOND-Hand Express Wagon, with top in per-
~ feet running order. For further partic liars an
ply to The Office of the Canadian Express Co., 80 Ex-
change Street. JAS. E. PRINDLE, Agent
April Z, 1863 div
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State Pensions.

State Pensions.
DERSONS holding certificates under the State
L Pension Law of 1867, and continued in force by
act of 1868, longer entitled to Pensions BIZ
0rtue of such rtfcdtes, but applications must
be mace in all cases by PAL ties DESTROYS of avang
tons may be made ia person, and not otherwise to
George II. Libby, by disabled Soldiers or Seamen,
residents of the city, who have served and been cred
tied OH the quota OF Maine, by the widows of such
deceased Soldiers Sailors by the legal guardian of
orphan children of such deceased persons and by the
dependent mother sister of such deceased persons
and no Others, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesda "
April h, eth and Sth between the hours of and 5
O'Clock p. NJ at the old Probate Court Room in City
Building. JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
Apnil @ 1868. DIV
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ONE half and one third gold, equal for wear and
~ styles 10 sohd gold cases at a corresponding
duciion In cost. adapted to and easily fitted with
movements of her of the American Watch Com
ranies, and make a most beautiful and durable
Watch.
inquire for them of your watch maker. The trade
supplied by most Of the principal wholesale dealers
in New York and Boston. OF by the manufacturers.
J. A. BROWN & CO., No. IL Maiden Lane,
mar24d1m New York.
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Watches, Plated ware, &c,
Il. VI PATTEN IL co., Auctionrera.
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE STREET
Building Lots on Washington
ana Could streets. at AUCTION.

~ lHohSDAf April 18th, at LIZ past twelve
ing lots viz, one on the corner of Wsshington nd
GOuld reefs. Lot on Washington street adjoining.
sold separatelyor together as the company desires
tor all cash or one-hlf cash and time The lets are
desirable aud must be sold without reserve. de-
post OF $50 each lot will be required OF the pur-
chaser at time OF sale. Plan may be seen at the
sore of Thomas Markey, on Washington slreet, and
at the auctioneers' office. April : I'd
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The Horse.

A excellent Horse for Ladies' and Children can
IA be bought cheap If applied for very soon.
W. L S0UTHARD.
eF-Apply to Gaubert & Chase, rs Commercial St.
March 27-d2w
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TO LET.
To Let,

GtHAMBER in building on Market Street opposite
~ the Post Office suitable for a Paint shop or
many other purposes. Inquire No. IL Smith Street,
corner OF Cumberland. apr6-dlw
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To the EandIesS.

TO the EandIeSS,
n called for Immediately
w. L. SOUTHARD,
~ Apply to Gaubert g. Chase, IS Commercial st.
March 27-d2w
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p, r,npet; none the better for the ser
A sQUIRREEs sen ANY one finding such an an
vie be ,s rewarded BY leaving IT at tue frssS
Feb 2o-dt
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RESOURCES.
Notes and Bills Discounted, ss9,4r2 80
Stocks and Bonds, 2 635 90
Indebtedness OF Directors, $11, 900 90
Overdrafts, 176 80
Suspended and overdue paper, none.
Current expenses, 3,2S7 81
U. s. Bonds deposited with U. S. Treasurer,
to secure Circulating notes, 25o, 900 90
Due from National Banks, 2S2lO SO
Cash Items, consisting of Checks and Reve-
nue. Stamps, - $3.50 90
Circulating Notes of other National Banks 4472 90
Legal Tender Notes, 1928 ~
Compound Interest Notes, 1920
Fractional Currency and Coin, $50 50
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-04-11

If young lady snubs you young
man, don't snub in return, for that
would be initiating her own bad man
uers. Keep your temper and your self
respect. Only don't give her a second
opportunity. The snubbing business
don't pay except against those who do
the snubbing 1t is pretty certain that
no real lady or gentleman ever practices
it, and from any other it can be no in
suit Ifany of your female acquain-
tances try it on, leave them out in the
cold-the place to which they would
consign you.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-04-11

EMULATIoN-There is nothing pos
sible to man which industry and integ-
rity will not accomplish. The poor boy
of yesterday, so poor that a dollar was a
miracle in his vision, hoeselcss and
beardless-compelled to wander on foot
from village to village, with his bundle
his on back, in order to procure labor
and means of subsistence, has become
the talented and honorable young man
of to-day; by the power of his good
right arm and the potent influence Of
pure principles, firmly held and perpe-
tually maintained. When poverty, and
what the world calls disgrace, stared
him in the face, he shuddered not but
pressed onward and exulted most 10
high and honorable exertion in the
midzt of accumuiating disasters and
calamities. Let this young man be
cherished, for he honors his country
and dignifes his race. High blood-if
this courses not in his veins, be is a
free-bo American, and therefore a
sovereign and a prince. Wealth-what
cares he for that, SO long as his heart is
pure, and walk uprie ht-he knows and
his country knows, and his country tells
that the little finger of an honest and
upright young man is worth more than
the whole body of an efeminate and
dishonest rich man. These are the
men that make the Countrywide bring
it to whatever of iron sineW and unfail-
ing spirit it possesses or desires-who
are rapidly rendering it the mightiest
and most powerful, as it is already the
freest land beneath the circle of the
cun