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CRETE.

Another Victory for the Cretans-Two Hun.
dred Turks Killed-List of Outrages-Help
Asked Of the Christian Powers.
WASHINGTON, March 20, 1868.
The news from Crete. received here to-day, is to
the effect that another battle has been fought and
suited In the death of 200 Turks although the Sutans
cunboats were in the immediate vicinity OF the battle
field.
General Coroneos landed at Canea the lst inst,
with fresh supply OF picked volunteers and Others
are to follow.
The provisional government publishes an Official
bulletin OF Turkish massacres and crimes, which dis
closes the fact that from June 1867 70 January l.
1865 I24 married women and forty-three other
females OF from ten to twenty years OF age. and
:hirtyseven OF from twenty to thirty years, ftyfve
children and 34S men, chiefly aged, were massacred.
Eighty -four married and 2o6 unmarried women were
ravished by the Turks Th rty five corpses were de.
vOured by dogs. Twenty-thr &c victims were burned
alive and forty five females tortured. Eight churches
were desecrated and disgustingy outraged by the
Mosem soldiery. The Russian feet humanely con-
tinues to carry non-combatants TO Greece.
The Cretan Commission at Athens has addressed
an appeal for help to all the soveregns OF Europe
and to the President OF the United states. The Holy
Father was the first to respond by forwarding 3,000
The King OF Greece contributed l5,000f.
A railway from Athens to the Piracus s TO be
opened in August next. II will connect the capital
with the seashore BY fifteen minutes ride III the
cara.
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MISSOURI.

Affairs In St. Louis-Sehl,are o. . DistiiIery-
Convictisn for Murder-sVerk Resumed On
the Iron Mountain RailreaAs
ST. LOUIS, Msrch o. 1865.
The United States Marshal yesterday seized the
distlery OF II. Farris and arrested the proprietor
for disting without license. ~->~-
The second trial Of Matthew Memechek for the
murder Of Dennis Doyle thirteen months ago was
concluded yesterday, and the jury returned Q ver-
dict OF murder In the first degree.
Work has been resumed on the extension OF the
Iron Mountain Railroad by Thomas Allen and the
track win be completed to point the Mississippi
river below the ice line by December.
large meeting Of wOrkingmen was held In the
Court House last night at which Mr.. A. Campbell
and John Henchclne, OF Illinois, and others spoke
and resolutions were adopted favoring the passage
OF General Carey's bill now before Congress and the
establishment OF uniform currency.
The case OF voullaire, for shooting Isaac n. Ruth
In the cowhiding affair few evenings ago. was
called Yesterday and dismissed. voulaire was dis
charged. Ruth Is 80 far recovered az to be able to
attend TO business
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

PLENTY Of Petitions and CompInints for Ler.
sundi-A Beggar Draws One Hundred
Thousand Dollars at Lottery-General News
HAVANA March 20, 1858.
At Santiago de Cuba the people anxiously await
the visit Of Captain General Lersundi. They have
numerous petitions and complaints to present to his
Excelency.
The government is weak and the proprietors want
the taxes reduced before they lower the rents.
prize Of s$1OO, 900 by beggar at the lot
tery. He got $4,000 of the money.
! The new postal arrangement with England has
been published, but Is disregarded by the officials
here. ~
The garrison is daily practiced in rife exercise.
military commission has sentenced to death two
watchmen for highway robbery.
At Gdines house owner sued the Major Domo
for rent. The latter Is in arrears for fourteen
months, the claim amounting to $4,000.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Fire In Bost0n-ResignutiOn Of the Engineer
of the HO0sic Tunnel. :
BOSTON, March %, 1868.
The Methodist church on Warren street, Highland
district, and two small dwellings adjoining were de-
stroyed by fire this morning Loss $25,0OO.
Mr.. W. P. Granger, chief engineer of the Ho0sic
tunnel has resigned.
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FRANCE.

Nap0iconic Manifesto In Prepa raiion-In.
crease of the Gardc Mobile.
PARIS March 20. 1868.
1t Is understood that the Emperor Napoleon is en-.
gagged in preparing an important manifesto in regard
10 the foreign policy Of his government. The docu-
ment Is expected to appear about the 18th proximo.
1t is estimated by the Minister of War, Marshal
Mel that since the new Army law has been put into
operation the Garde Mobile OF France has been in
creased to five hundred thousand men.
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Burning Of a Livery Stable and Dwelling House
at West Troy-Probable Fatal Casualty.
TROY, March 20, 1858.
This morning at two O'Clock the livery stable of
Deebin MITCHELL In West Troy, discovered to be
on fire. and before it could be extnguished the build
ing and most of its contents were destroyed. A
dwelling house adjoining was also destroyed. An
unknown lad from Buffalo, who was allowed to
sleep In the barn. was badly burned that his life
Is despaired Of The loss Is about $4,000.
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ILLINOIS,.

Another Great Fire In ChicaSe-Loss Two
Hundred and Fifty thousand Dollars. ;.
CHICAGO, March %, 1858.
The linseed oil works Of Gould Brothers were de-
stroyed by ire this morning. The establishment was
one Of the most extensive in the country. The loss
Ia variously estimated, but cannot be less than
$3.50, 900. The machinery alone was valued at
100000. Nothing has been ascertained regarding
insurance.
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NEW JERSEY


1py r,xi,Ns ~ PURSUIT or sN ENUt i~uskS.--
A. the eryboat Jersey City was leaving the slir
the New York side. about haii-pa-t nlnc Yesterday
forenoon, an Engshman named Alfred Alcock
jumped overheard from the fore part ~ the deck
and was struck by The paddle wheel IN passing. The
decs hands eyertcd themselves at once, and the
diver was hauled up and conveyed 70 Tire police sta
lion where he acted in such strange and wild man
The only explanation he would give OF the occur
renee was that he was constantly pursued bv
Fenlans, and seeing that the Erie Railroad exies
were afforded sanctuary on Jersey soil he was pro
cecding thther for safety, but found that the fenans
mad gOt aboard with hin. Tie also stated that two
members OF the British Cabinet and several officials
would be Obliged 10 fee IN few days to jersey. TIE
man IL evidently labOting under attack ~ Fenia
phobia and II bis condition he NOT improved to-day
lie will I've anoried a secure rciges IN i remote quar-
tee OF Jersey.
Newark.
HIGHWAY RoBBERy IN PACIFIC sTRskr.-Ye>ter.
day forenoon two youths, named Theodore Meddler
n son Of Constable Medtller and william Crcan were
taken into custody by detectives williams, rshcher
and Young on suspicion OF being lhe perpetrators
OF daring act committed tie preceding evening on
the person Of Mrs Mary Clements residing OF No 81
Pacific street. IL appears from her statement that she
was returning from market and Just within snort
distance OF her home, shortly after nine O'Clock on
saturday evening when sle was suddenly attacked
by two persons from IehinJ aud Knocked down.
,fter riding her pockets 6t soNc 30 ant
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1872, 295.
SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBrns.-Nos. s7 ss. sl. o..
97, 90, 1O1 l03 l26 l26, l33 l42 lse 154 I55, l67
173, 1856, 1877, 19S, 2Oo 243. :,
603 0O6 60s $780, 64l, 642, CAS- s44 s4s s4a $50
e5l So, eS4, 6SS, $50, ESQ., eei. ss2, sss osS MA
UNITED STATES DISTRICT TCorRT-ADMrRAIry CAI-.
KNpAR.-Nos. 100, l67, I, 2 8, 4, 8.
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photographic NEWS
F r o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
ABYSsINIA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Despatchcs from Major General Napier-The
March Towards Theodorus-Guns and Nor.
sars Around the Royal Camp-Report from
the Captlves.
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, March 90 1858.
The War Once in this city has army dispatches
from Major General Napier. dated at his head
quarters In ADyssinia on the 9th inst. -
The General expected the first brigade Of the army
10 arrive at Lake Ashangi on the 10th Of March.
The dispatches report that King Theodorus is
posted having guns and mortars defending bis po-
Ption, On the table land near Talanta-or Dalanta-
IN the neighborhood Of Magdala. - "~-+r
Tho British captives held by the King were safe
and in good health on the nth Of February
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Return Of the DE Soto to Kingston-Col oloniza.
ton.
HAVANA, March 90, 1868
The United States man-of.war De Soto, Comlno-
dore Boggs, returned to Kingston, ia, on Friday
last. American Consul Gregg was aboard.
The project of coonizing Americans and Europeans
has been revived In Jamaica.
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TEXAS.
,wse Whiskey Frauds in Galveston
Government OHicials Implicated.

ymmewse Whiskey Frauds In Galveston
Government OHicials Implicated.
NEW ORLEANS, March 20 1865.
A despatch from Galveston to-day says tha' the
Treasury agents. Messrs. sloanmaper ana hanoaH'
nave detected astounding frauds on the revenue
there. perpetrated through the bonded warehouses,
ana having ramincatons at New Orleans and else.
where. several officials are involved The frauds
are chiefly in tobacco and whiskey In the BOMBED
warehouses at Galveston four hundred barrels SUD n
posed to have contained whiskey were lounu . W we
iilled with water three hundred barrels were empty
and Atty barrels had been filed with eomou-.luie
.rOnpound with the view, probably, OF des,rosIn,g
the warehouses and all evidences oi me lfauu iHe
parties implicated have fed.
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GERMANY.

.Anti.Prussian Riots in Bavarin-Dem0nstra.
tiOns Against the North.
BERLIN, March 20, 1868.
Anti-Prussian riots have taken place In the north
.ern part of Bavaria. Crowds gathered at several
places and made violent demonstrations against
Prussian influence and union with the Northern Con.
federation.
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few other articles the miscre >nts decamped. The pa
rents OF the accused appeareo Yesterday and stated
that they could easily prove aibis. Meanwhile the
The New York herald., 1868-03-30

Schr Martha r King. Rockhni, soo III
schr Ellen Louisa, Graves. Nan vs1ersoo
Schr John Hickey, Huribut, Port 1ersoo
Schr Jabex L white, Bays Port JA
Schr Orion, Wntsrs, Port Jefferson. Mh
Schr r Cook, Wright Northport. tss#
Schr Theo Parker Little Northpor:.
Schr Mary Emma, Brown, Northport. PhiadeIohla
Schr Marshal o Wells, Green Greeoport 20
Schr Boeas, Smith, Huntington.
Schr Norma Archer, Cold Spring.
schr Excelsior Murphy. Cold Spring.
Schr Orbt. Davis. Cold Sprins.
Steamer Osprey, Kenny, Providence. III
rf.l.A sIr
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HAYT
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Salnave Threatens to Lynch His Rivals.
HAVANA. March 90. 1868.
President Salnave threatens 10 lynch both Geifrard
and General Solomon II he catches them. Their
supporters are to share their fate.
The New York herald., 1868-03-30

FIRE IN JAMAICA, L. 1.-The engine house OF Pro.
lection Engine Company No. 1, in Jamaica. L. l., was
burned on Sunday morning. the building machine
and apparatus being almost demolished. The loss Is
probably 1900, which is mostly covered by insur-
anCe.
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LAKE ERIE.

(lOmUIrte n KeSumNIIOn OF NHNIKWFI"H- f"e
Lake Clear Of Ice.
BUFFALO, March 20, 1865.
a far as the eve can reach the lake Is clear Of ice
oroet activity prevails in marine matters. feet Of
vessels is expected to leave this week for the upper
norts such an early opening Of navigation has
not occurred In many years. The ice has disap
pcared without the usual freshet.
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Royal Havana I.ottery.-Prizcs Paid IN Gold.
alton furnished a;shes rates paid Tor boonslens
and al xiuds OF Gold and silver ,.ur,, /.
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and despstch and A. lower rates elsewhere
The METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsTABLlsHHhNt,
" Nassau street.
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wigs. Tcupees and Ornamental Hair.-Bvss
quality HAIR DYE aud Hale DyeosN N eoiors al BArcHhL.
6Rs, 10 Bond street.
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TUNiS.
Death or General Otman Hashem-starvaiion
Among the People In Tunis and Algeria.

PROVIDENCE, Il, l., MdIVH -s' fuo1'
Mr. Perry late Consul to Tunis, has received a let
ter from that place, dated February 90 announcing
The death Of General Otman Hashem, who IN 1896
was Ambassador from Tunis 10 this country. The
letter also speaks OF frghtful distress in Tuns and
Algeria from famine. In the latter place human
beings had been killed and eaten BY the starving
upOplp
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Mrrr. A. Cradot. No. 40 East Eour,cc

Mrs. VI. g.. Browns Poor Richar,t's ne
waer-Luts Sunken Eyes s;rcughens Weak tyes, ciegs
Dim Eyes To be had % all Druggists al 25c. per bottle.
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A Perfect Hair Observation-Disclosures C0coniWe
mpnr,s gloss and superior TO Frcnch pomadcs snA
oils OF alcoholic washes.
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A.-The Great American Coa~uuiptive Rem-
edyDr wM. HALLS BALskM for the lungs has cured t~
thousands. For sale at Drug Store, Herald building.
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street. will make on 3is March the opening Al he
patterns Of singer Cor the also great variety
of goods. chosen by herself IN Paris. WI c patterns s@
viii execute any order at very low
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A splendid Assortment Of Furniture,
OF and elegant designs,
also Plain Furniture in great variety a. alar prices
MEEKS, 6SS Bruadw
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Gentiemev'- Hat--Sprins Styic for ISsE~,
ready FOR inspection and sale at kSPhSstuEtDS Is-
nuiaciurer, lis SassRU street.
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Choice seeds, Pienf. and Trees.-Psicrd
descriptive catalogues graa Freight psd Boston and
New York. B. n. WATSON, Nurseries Plymouth Mass
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xENT o5 Nss.s street. prepared 10 furnish Cards. Cirt
.rs pa,hets Law Cases. Posters and every description o
pn,iag 4. rates per cent ess Than be OBJ
ts.ned elsewhere IN the city.
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Bafchelorss Hair Dye.-Ihe Best in tho
world The only perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, insants
ncous Factory is bond street.
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Ask for n WaIthRus Watch.
1T rs THE BEST: 1T IS THE CHEAPEST.
T. Is. BYNSER 4 Co, 1sa Broadway, N. z.
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A.-F0r n stylish and Elegant Hat Gao 70
EsPENsCHEID. manufacturer, i1e Nassau street
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CIrchush's Iliu-ive WIZ and Taupee.-Ttc
best Braid Bands. Wholesale resaii se5 Broadway
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A. A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars
and CuTs be had everywhere Mandatory s- BROAD
way. New York
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| Cristadoro's Hair Dye.--The Rest Ever.
MANUFACTURED. Wholesale and retail. also applied at No.
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SHIPPING NEW S

Aimanac for New YOrk--Thts Day.
Sun rises. ...... 5 At Moon sets. ..morn 12 OF
Sun sets........ 6 % High water. morn 12 81
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 30, 1868.
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A. A.-wnrd'. Cloth Lined Paper Collar.
and CuHsTa be had everywhere. Mandatory 3- Broad
way. New York.
A splendid Assortment Of Furniture,
OF new and elegant designs,
$50 Plain Furniture IN great MEME s Hrcsa
Perfect Hair Dressing.--f3urncft's Coconiwc
mparts fine gloss andis superior to Frcnch pomadcs saA
ep Rss% for "na ~. %
'nousands For sale at Drug store Herald building.
Bafchelor's Hair Dye.-The Best in tho
world The only perfect Dye harmless. reliable insants-
Cri.tadore,s Hair Dys.-The % I'e-' Eyrsi @
manrfaciured Wholesale and retail also applied al No.
CIirchush's Iliu-ive WIZ and Taupee.-Ttc.i
best Braid Bands. Wholesale recall Soo Rtoadwsvs
up stairs.
Choice seed, Plants and Trees.-Pticrdf
descriptive catalogues graa Freight Bn-ton Ao
New York. B. r. WATSON, Nurseries. Plymouth, Mass
GentIemev'. Vat.-Sprns Styic for ISsf~
ready Cor inspection and sale ~ kSPkSScuEtDS
nufacaTer lis Sa,seU street
Mrs. W. g.. Browns Poor Richards tSe
wa:er.-Lts Sunken Eyes, strengthens Weak Iyes ccsgs
Dim Eyes TO &c bad oi all Druggists AZ 2oc per bottle
Mme. a. Gradot. No. 40 East Fourteenth
sset VIII make, on the 5t q March the opening Of ~ ne
pattern. Of singer .or the also ares. rarey
of GOODS chosen by herself IN Paris wA patterns s
Printing of Every Description Executed VITA
aud despsch, and NJ lower rates mar
, the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING kslAoblShSfsNt,
" Nassau street.
| Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizcs Paid IN eo!d.
furnished The hghesi rates paid lor poohens
4 - " TAYLOR ( Co, Bankers, I6 Wall srae,, NJ.
l The UctropoIisan job Printing Estnbiiss>
MENT Nassau street, prepared TO furnish Cards Ctrtt-
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Special Notices.
NO Health Wishoae Vig0r1


rhs rear and tear Of life tell. upon all or
iess What are We bat naehipesl Ike vitai principle
i. the motive power thai kesps ths kunsp engine In
motion; Tut beams. pssas. eonns-tea psres, cea.
densers and setrs out % orssns muscles It's
suss ard all the compound parts Of that matreiiou
piece Of wor called NAH.
Tbs mechanism u tho sedy rsqsiss. 10 BE- repaired
md strsp ntd Jast ~ mach The nsehsni.n
poy ed 10 g,.td corr spin cotton, cloth.
steam canset drive b oxen saafs iDpei drum
heel Ia Il 81 gear Hs.hsr ths vital force
act through p.rsl5 s~a limb, or IN inert organ
ARK YoU We ikIs0 oUri Do yoa fssi that any
Of yosr assAasy stomach, iivss bossls ners-
oas syst.u OF any other essential part II your orgaai
1asios fs,t-rs n it, uesh, Mse rspair Ne damage
Nth the meat poserfal yet kxme., Of insiscrants.
HosTEfgRB SION 4cH RIrTERs. Remember thai
debility Is the sBegisssny ,. tbs Etdthst tAe climax
osan veaknsssfs univsrsai paralysis Of III. syst u,
saA tias spea pafaiyss Is the iumssts precursor Of
bEAfa, as
Doay al for disesss to commit its rasages before
you connsssee The strengthening process. Esp the
whole body Ia vigorous condition BY ysrrnfia5. - f.
po~tle tbs iarosdA " dsca. Repair the v.ste Of
nature viii nAtsf.'s lest sesse. H0srErrER BIT
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YyHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT.
kNcK o. AN INsAED.
Published Or the benefit. and : CAUTION II
YouNa MIN and others. BIO suffer iron Nervous De
bliiy. Psnstsss Decay OF Manhood, &c, suppiytrs
TEE NAM ~ rsIv-crar. written y one vhe cured
hinssf ard sent FREQ receiving postpaid drscset
sassssps- Address sAxHAsI II AAYEAlk lsAsk
lyn \. r. Also free, by tbs came pab'isher cirrns,
Of DAISY sWAt1, ths great posa 81 tie War.
deciQ-da "a
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uscoxsrlrurosn.

Mr.. President, Ne hear much said in the
course of this debate, and through the press,
about the violation OF the Constitution h u
said thstin the RscAnstrnston ipesiafes oil
Congress We have gone outside Of the Consti-
tuition, and Ne SsasAsk 81 oOsno dsstiptuished
statesman OF the Republican party Is quoted
tyshat effect. Sir, j. any leading Rspnblicsn
has ever said so, be spoke only for himself,
not tos nnothee. deny The stase nest h toto,
insist that these Reconstruction measures
are ~ fsily within shes pswefs Of the Edus,i-
tuition as any Legislation that can be had not
only BY reason but BY authority. A4d Who
are the men that are talking SO much abou,
the violation Of the Constitution, and Who
pretend TO be the especial friends of that in.
ssrament? Thsgreas mAss a .hsn only tt,tes
years ago were In arms to oyefturn The Con.
stisat,oa and estabiish that OF Mootsomer, in
its pace. or were their Northern friends. Who
wsrs aiding md synipAthizing In that under.
taking. had occasion the other day TO
speak OF what was described Is constitu-
ilonsl MON mana man living inside OF the
Federal lines during the war, sympsthixipx
With the Rebellion, and who endeavored to
aid the Rebellion BY insisting that every war
measure for the purpose of supervising i xsas
9 violation OF the Constitution of the United
States Now, these men who claim 10 IS
the especial irieada Of the Coustitution are
me men who have soughs TO destroy
u by iorce OF arns, and those throusks
out tue country who have given them
AID and comfort. Sir, you viii -.
member that once . celebrated f'rsnch.c..s.
Was being dragged to the scatfoid, And q ~
passed the q Of Liberty she excie;rn.J III
How Nanny esinss have been con,ri,,sI =
thy nxmey, and can e.w Il, ~. 49,. -
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Browns Bronchial Troches

Having direct inasnncsAs ~ pavo. ess imoedists
relief Fer brssenstis, AssAma, Catsrrh,
Censunpttvs ana Threat 0tseases, rr
chss ussa Nth always EDcasaessss.
sinSsss and Psblie SPEAKERS sss them
el-ar AID strspgth~s tie voice.
osrAfs only "Bao~s's BscreEIAx fsecsss,r and d
tahs any Of he Watss limitations that s.ay be Of
ef ed EoGs 9yxkfsRkkk iacs13dAw2n
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THE HEALING poor. j

An Essay fer Ysan1 Men IN shs Os1zhs
- uslis1as, and the DiaeArss and Abasss which
create mptdimenfs n AAREIA5s. vfsh ssee n<sns Of
Relief. Sent In sealed letter envelope free sgshasge.
AAsrsss. Ds.J. sxiLLsN HouGHruH, Howard Asso-
siaticn; Pbt,Adslphaa, Pa lsspts7.
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The speaker showed that under Mr.. John.
sons policy, rebels, not loyal men, had con-
trolled reconstruction. He then discussed the
four provisions of the Constitutional Amend
y snI that Ooneress PROPOSED ID 7 sss. Gboe
we're rejected by the South. Congress had
to provide further measures.
A supplementary biii vas found necessary
in March, another one in July, and believe
another is found necessary at this time; but
the power y with Congress. WAatever it
shall deem necessary, whether it be in the
way Of coored suffrage, whether it be in the
way of military poEer-whatever Congress
shall deem necessary in the execution OF
this guarantee Is conclusive upon the courts,
upon every State, and upon the psopls q his
natien. M
Mr., Morton conceded that he and Tie Re
pnhlican party ~as slow to accept neksoaaf.
f.sge, bat !. vas right and necessary 10 com
plete reconsti uetion. ) & - ~ -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01

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