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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12
PURE MUSTARD.

Families desiring 10 purchase WOODWARD 4
GARESCHE'S PURE MUSTARD will frd !. a,
the following places:
S. d j. R. HASTINGS, corner Of Magazine arc Fe.
hcity.
FREDERICKSON d HARTE, No. lse Canal street.
j. K. RENAUD CO.. corner of Camp and julia.
j. 3. S OLARI. No. 1O3 Royal street.
CHARLES BALLEJO, corner of St. CRarles and
Jackson.
W. II. HENNING & CO., Nos. IS and 81 Camp.
GEORGE E. GRAY, No. 43l arondelet.
CLARK MEADER, corner of Common and CAY
ondelet.
BALL, LYONS Il CO., corner of Camp and Grs-
vier.
nlh6 IL Up
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12

OFFICERS:
W. Il. PROKHAM. President.
W. #. HOOKER, Vice President.
L. McADAM, Secretary and Actuary.
G. A. FEEDRIKAR, Superintendent Of Agencie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12
JOSEPH HI. WILSON'S STORE,
Canal Street.
Is the place to find bargains in
SPRING GOODS,
as prices have been reduced
TWENTY PER CENT.

Citizens should examine the large stock Of
ARAB and BEDOUIN CLOAKS
Broche SHAWLS, long and square,
Black and Ooored SILKS,
Irish POPLINS. French MERINCS,
French DELAINES,
Black BOMBAZINES,
BLANKETS, QUILTS, COVERLETS,
DAMASk NAPKINS,
Elann OPERA CLOTH,
TAMISE, REPS,
EMBROIDERIFS. LACEs,
Cotton and Wool HOSIERY.
Having bought the entire stock of the late Mr..
John Gauche, and moved it from the Moresoue
Building to LEI Canal street. Bargains be had by
visitors from the country in Osnaburgs, Denims anG
other
PLANTATION GOODS,
as they were purchased at fraction fifty cents
on the Dollar. Fresh goods being daily received
form the New York auctions jal3 2mlaw 2dp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12

This Company insures against FIRE. MARINE
and RIVER RISKS ct the lowest ratssof premium.
and returns FIFTEEN PER GENT TO parties in
suring. b. fEYCHAUD, President
p. MALOCHEE. Vice Preeident.
LOUIS BARNETT. Secretary. eF
JoUNsoN 4 DEa1e. Attornsyk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12

RED JACKET EITTERs.
RED JACKET BITTEKS.
RED JACKET BITTERS.
RED JACKET BITTERx.
RED JACKET BITTEKS.
RED JACKET BITTEKS.
RED JACKET RITTEKa.
RED JACKET KITTERS.
RED JACKET BITTERs
RED JACKET EITTERS.
RED JACKET BITTEKS.
RED JACKET HITTERS
HE'D JACKET BITTERs.
RED JACKET hITTEKs.
RED JACKET BITTFRs
RED JACKET BITTERs.
BED JACKET BITTEKs.
he'd JACKET BITTERS
RED JACKET BITTEKS.
RED JACKET BITTERS.
RED JACKET BITTERS.
FED JACKET BITTER0.
RED JACKET BTTTERS
RED JACKET BTTTEKS
JOHN W. NORRIS,
GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENT,
JAZZ " SIS 3m "a Canal Street, New Orleans
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-07-21

Napoleon will o. course a once move ont
his main army TO the northeast, and en-
deavor 10 occupy AMI hold the Rheuish
H,5v:leaces; or, in other words, all the
German territory which lies on the left bank
Q! the Rhine. Part Ct this territory belongs
to Prussia proper, part TO Bavaria, aud q
very llt,.e S,sin TO to the Grand Duchy Of
. ,deuburg. But, as German territury,It Is
fair game fer tie imperial invader. Could
he, by bold, quick move, take and hold
this, he would r.o5ab5y be more than sat
i-Ged, and lie willing 20 conclude d neatly
Of peace. Ev 4 ifi5 should cost him a
series ct severe battles. he would ualaab.~
adiy deem his revenge complete, AMI would
hardly undertake the passage Of the
Rhine. We may confidently look for the
first battle or battles On the left bank Of
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7 Il il PHO II .
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

FInsT PEEsBYTERIAx-C. y. Stevens. pas
tor corner Ninth and Chicago streets. North
Side. Services at 10. 80 a. IL. and IA ?. IN.
GERMAN BAPTGsT.-Theodore Kiinker pas
tor: Seventh street, near Marshall. south
side. Services at 10 a. m.and 8 p. Il.
GERMAN LUTHERAN CoSGurGArIoEaL.-
NJ. II Qachl, pastor. corner Marshall anil
Eighth streets, South Side. Services 1T 10
GrnnAx Erzor--Eo minister Mini
street. near Marshall south side, Services
at 10 a. N,
GERMAN CAruoLIc.-Joserb Fessler. pas
tor: corner Marshall and Tenth streets,
South Side Services at s L. m, 10 a. IL,
and 7 80 Z. m.
GERuAS METHoD.sT.-Theolor lore SJaAb'y,
pastor. Ninth street, near Marshall, South
side Services 1t 1000 q. u. ana 7.30 p. %.
ST. JAMES ErIscor.L Rev. Mr. peaS,
pastor. corner Ninth aai Chicago streets,
So,tf Side. Services at 1880 q. IN. and 10
? n.
METHODIST EPIscoPAL.-L. l. Knox. pas
TOR: Seventh street, between state and Calea-
go, North Side. Services AZ 1880 a. Ii ~
7.45 p. M
NoEwEGIAy LrTHERAE.-R Y. Mr.. Ecgrn,
pastor: corner Eighth and State streets, North
side Services at ! q. IN.
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uoUsE STRUCK pr l--.. .n--s... p I ? 7
Rivers, o. Sunday lass, 4a..us storm
bolt Of lightning struck the residence Of
Philip Kantz, shatteliug the chimney ana
going through the kitchen. Fortunately
no one was in the kitchen at the time
The same house was visited Ly Z similar
accident ja=t SIX years previous to the day.
r7,.aor.-,, - - g NJ r.,
-. 60.
- -. -.r -. ,,.', :. ' r.-..;s.
Z. =. - =
III : ..i,,'-g-..5.,-...,oa,. 49,.
49, -
Il At LAsr-A drunken man who has.
been living about the streets for several
days was lodged in jail last evening.
.- -, ,.n.-, -.
~ - - = ~" - I y. -.
I - - : '1N'' = '-'.-' = -
ii','so' --zzss > ,s.a.=---
TIE schooner Ey-nszsr Of this port is
laid up at Chicago. Cause, low ise.gLts.
- -, ,. ., -
l...,- : % - -. - 80 y, q
gcg,,,s,,f,. r,}c 71tI
Farmers have ,ne.r hay mosiIr saved
T. was rather Grlt cr.D ,Li, season.
Haryc..;as Of winter wheat has COM
meme ] in this locality, although most Of
the farmer. viii not commence before The
rt.L;,.+ v.,..r cl.o.t lin 49,. ar,raa,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-07-21

Bound OVER TO KEEP THE Peace
On Wednesday forenoon, James Barry,
while under the influence of lightning VII $
ky, made deadly assault on his wife, by
striking her on the head with a pop bottle.
The wound i severe, though not serious.
The amiabIe husband vas taken before our
Police Court, fined SIS, and bouaI over
to keep the peace for one year in the sun
Of 500
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-07-21

BRIDGE TENDERS REPoEE-J. G..
Bahr, bridge tender, gives Us the num.lr
Of vessels that have passed through the
bridge eaeh month Of the first quarter =
From April 21,h TO >:ay Goth, lo2 May
-0tA TO June 20,h, Z05 Jane goth to
July Gosh, lGa; total for the quarter ending
July o9sh, 1870 "A vessels.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-07-21
Organize the Democratic Party Of


Wisconsin.
I-ss than four mouths remain TIL the
day OF tDe ..a1t general election, and not a
sing. uJ,c u preparation iyr the contest
has been sounded by the leaders OF tie
Democratic party. It j. hlsh time that al
eI.yr, lie ulale to organize the masses uI
the Democracy OF y Wisconsin, aud prepare
them tor Ire approaching contest. Without
some considerable effort, and determine
uJa &c got Upt tie strength OF the party,
We uughJ as well give mp the contest IN
advance. i liz lugmy-Eish their hoFius
u cyaatg.S,aJe and l@leFai office Lo.dcrs-
are always taIy organized, ami H. only re-
quires the word OF commaHi from the
Regency, and the crack oi the whip from
chairman keye,, Tor the Radical army TO
tal into column, with tie greatest order
auI discipline. With such thoroughly
organized mass 10 oppose Us, how can the
Democracy Acpc 70 -GgCead Oh the day OF
battle, when every man fights Gp0u his
own hook, without order, discipline OF
Intelligence! u nat 'g3 want j.. an lmme
date cttvit by the leaders to create order
cat Of chaotic confusion. With our RANKS
in good order, vel! disciplined, aud know
ing what j, required, We may hope Tor a
brilliant victory this fail; otherwise the
chances are h0pCless.y against Us. The
Oh repeated cry OF q "sJl.i~aGHt' l. Int the
op!4te With which leaders have heretofore
ul.e4 themselves II scer, and a mere cz-
uuse l1r doing nothing. The misses are
all ready iof' lras they only require
that tue leaders ought 10 act, and proes 4
tO get up aH oIgaulZ tton throughout I'll,
State, extending it, ramIti:atIonS through
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-07-21

TIE closing scenes in congress, although
not more riotous or di>gracaiul than on
some precious occasion exhibit the reckless
and lsmctu way in which the most inn
porant legislation is now done in that
body. The session has lasted nearly SIX
months, yet nearly all tn financial meas
urrs-thosc which yi,a!y affect the welfare
and prosperity of the country-have been
crowded iuto the space OF one little week.
Congress has wasted more than five mouths
in tie futile effort to construct some sort Of
a future for the radical party, and has
emp'j-i the public treasury in the space
81 five days. III this fact one may perceive
the amazing superiority Of Radical States
manahip.- CH.ca-o Times.
VICE stings Us even in our pleasures,
hut NLr-u. cll.n-as rs oven in nnr naius
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TIE following is painted On a barrel
stava and nailed over the store Of the man
who does not advertise: Knew syler for
sail. "
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-07-21

TIE piLoT Office does JOB Printing
as cheap as any other establishment in
Naujtow0c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-07-21

WE call attention to the advertisement
Of the Clipper Cry Mills in ano.hcr col
umn.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-07-21

New potatoes are selling in the city at
two dollars per bushel, and scarce at that.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-07-21


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= L,.ts or ! :, b.cgnsa the ..eannaDfes''
oro afr.;5 ,}at the ,r,ss wfJl not Be- honest
u.;-b TO-, o,4 npi-;.l the +rg,6 concern.
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"1-' y 'Ho-4' u . I--''-- -'-'7 1'-i--- 90
his tic duty ofthepress to condemn t. And
tuc press should not a.io" i,sc.i C, BE l1lz~
z.ed By 'compImentarles.
Again editors are always rich and as able
aad "i.L.nE to upport,"L.h their money
good theatrical troupe As any other class
81 citizens. And when oUT ely ! VISITED
by 50 good a company as the "bidd.e
Dramatic We do not Ike - see them
theo" away their money by giving CON
plmcntsTy tieSeta to editors Tor they are
no more emitted TO them 'hah any other
io.,-2h - inc business CONN. am y
Ihe fiLoT appiauIs the bidais troupe
leeaase they deserve II ana We US and
The 5oys are very much Obliged Tor the
compliments we nave received ou' we
. y speak Jast a We" q the COMPANY
D. ' ia.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-07-21

FE1HE Pr0prictors of the undersigned CoInpa
ny offer 81 QUO Of their stock to the Public
which wiz lie sold to parties acceptable to the
present Company for just one hundred cents
on a dollar. payable in quarterly installmcntq
Thc Company Is organized on a substantial
basis and is doing 81 good business. The stocJ,
is destined TO pay one hundred per cent. whei'
the medicine is placci properly before The
public.
GREAT WESTERN COMPOUND Co..
If 0MRO Wis
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pastor: corner Ninth anil Chicago streets.
Sortt Side. Services at 1920 a. IN. and 10
p
METHODIST EPIscePAL.-L. l. Knox. pas
Tor: seventh street between state and CAIea-
go. North Side. Services IL 1880 a.. Ii AMI
rs p. III.
NoEwEGIAy LUTHERAN Y. Mr.. Eeurn,
pastor: corner Eighth and State streets, North
side. Services at / q
Local and Other Matters.
DoH'T fail to 60 and hear John Dillon
at Turner Hall tonight
jon PRIHTiHG Of all kinds done at this
Office
NEW potatoes are selling in the city at
two dollars per bushel, and scarce at that.
WE call attention to the advertisement
Of the Clipper Cry Mills in ano.hcr col
umn.
TIE following is painted on barrel
stave and nailed over the store Of the man
who does not advertise: Knew syler for
sail.
TREE FlGur.-On last Saturday evening
= rrs. rrht oc,,.rr.l -, .s.~.., IL, 30.
.arL,l Ill. H.,1..n.f,1........,;...
,an,s uora ;,;,r.l
30.
i>jr"ED.-Oa last Tuesday a horse 1t,
tachcd 70 load IF lay .gIl through Horn
eoraa, ;'.;.,.;..
HE bIDDLES TROUPE gave 10 perform
ance in this city last Tuesday evening owing
to the lnc!emency OF the weather. great
many were disappointed.
P,,y Lo,., ,l.,n1,r .Io,,o. ,os,o3
~: ~
II,m ar.,,..o L.u....a, ~ H.. IN
= ,ar,an,. = a,n,.a1ol = ,,:a !. H.
torr.rs dnrioc The ri,ht
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s.c l,~o c,n....,...l l.,,,n.. ....i r,,.,..
l,.l, nj
Si">' '5".' ''- l''5"1 S12"'i2 ISs''.'
harvesting somcvhat
=. u,
''i...''N 4 i'i-9.---A nue. poorly PRINT
Cd paper caIied the mes published III
tn" village OF Chiffon ana edited 10y
lean, lank fellow named Hume, makes
weak attempt at joking this community
about our railroad, by printing confused
amount Of type Try again.
----
o. THE FlGur-0n the South Side,
last Tuesday afternoon, fellow under the
influence OF liquor, male hostile demon
stratlon against the picture otJohA Dillon,
the COMEDIAN that vas posted On fence
with the intention q punching me
eo"e"'a" mead AMER Se'cI"I passes,
anu receiving 10 e"eo9'"SeahF"' lie Ie'',
1u'S'''S ""o"' 'N' ooo'le7' q me ''ploSeN
il'' mat"
THrATEE -b.dd5c's troupe still continue
~ Our CITY and cur rit;y,rz AFRO III IIv ar.f,ra-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-07-21

THE AMERtCAN Stock JoURSAL-Th
domestic animals on every farm con institute
a world Of their own, whether reared or
handled for pleasure or profit. As some
idea of the magnitude of the interest in
yolyed it may be stated Ihat the money
value Of the lire stock in the United States
IL equal to one fourth the vs,aa Of all the
lands under cultivation. To know how to
properly care for ills vast interest every
farmer should subscribe for the American
Stock journal; it vi, lie sent the balance
Of the year for 80 cents. One copy alone
IS worth ter times that amount Tor The val
liable recipes. It contains. Specimen
CORES free. Address. \. z. Boyer & Co,
Publishers, Petersburg, u.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-07-21

VICE stings Us even in our pleasures,
but virtue consoles Us even in our pains.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-07-21

TIE BDDLEs' TROUPE gave 10 perform
ancc in this city last Tuesday evening owing
to the inclemency of the weather. \ great
many were Disappointed
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-07-21

BENTLEY & SEAMAN, PITS Att'ys.
nataH iunn a0.h 1870. A9.Gr
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ARRIVED. = hose new billiard tables
that have been expected at the N.ulil,e
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-07-21

CrATG or WISCONSIN, slaai,owoc caa--
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17
" Dead Issues"


,,..,,, ,Lo Unjust, Ion.titutjonali>t1
u,,..,...,..,...-.. o,ll.l Democrats are
.......,,, ,,,,,,..lry onrogel in nc.
...,.,,.,.,u.. XIy,r ami XVIII Amend.
( '... t...,.. ..g.or,.i ,hnv ara No
I,,...,. .l,y.i.s,rs' nautical can.
,.-.. u,o.,.,,.lc ,f ,r,snpri are beo,n.
/ .f,.,.,, ,.,,o,rnnnnd ,h,, fine minute
.,......,,,.,.r,' ~, C,,.,;,n,;,n shall reose
-, n.,r o,oiu.t tho validity of these
.,,..o.;no,i,,. ITO rigb,s NJ III. States
J;l,.r,r orn am.
,,,.r rn,,,.,,in, ON President.
r., c...,,. ;,t,r,c,c,ce in Ni,.,uri
.,.... ...,.r... ..o.lo,., Of R,,l;.aIism
..,.... r..,oL.,oj orrr ev.rv mann.
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., 1T. ,ho roao..l ,ovorr
.,, -. ri.J.,,, r,,,rr,.o ,hoss affairs
.. .toa, I, aocI,-ss ,,,irst Al,
,.,,,,..-.;..r, ., no,ysr 70 tho reop,e
49,. .n.,,,I i.,,,,', ,ho dor;,,r, n,r
49,. -. ,o,-o.. :, oo,loros ,b,,
a., o.,,. acknowledgements and nro
.,..;,.,,,,. o.o.,o rro,or and hes,tbful
''.... ., .,,o,'I;aa, ,ror,,o,, :,
I'll :. al ho,uho,
',.,,. ,;,.,r,;,. ,ho roorlo oro Stat. arc
,rr,,,ol,, ,,..oss .h.y holl sim,,v
.,...,,..,'o.o, ,r ,ho Eoao,.l author.
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=, ....-....'.. a.lo,r, ,;,h, %
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,,a,n,.,,o,.o,ions and deciao domes
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

Tie London Telegraph sa;s it is
certain that Russia has sixty IRON
clais in the Black Sec ready for use
Russia intends to take Turkey, and
Prussia is willing Cor her to do so. y
dispatch from London says: In view
Of the possible movement Of Russia
southwark. British feet of obserya,
ton vii! be established in the MedItcr-
rancan, with Malta as the place OF rem
dyzyou5.
Tie Pgussian army around Paris Oc-
cupirs line GJ miles in length, with
tie troops 50 arranged that $1,000 OF
10000 can he concentrated III defense
Of any one point in two hours, The
health Of the troops is greatly i'm
paired, and sick lists are daily growing
more alarming.
! -Four cntrenchcd camps (Frcnch.
are to be formed, where 100000 mel
may be drilled, Gen. De Pa!!adlne'
is to be in command.
Trochu has about 100000 men II
Paris under arms, and he told hi.
troops IN recent speech that III
whole force of the Germans aloun'
Paris was only 100000 men, aud TIA
when the proper time arrived he VII
easily break this attenuated circle. Al
official report shows that the Partisan
will have plenty to eat until the 29th o
January.
The Italian authorities Lave seize
all the church records in Rome, n
further rretenge is made o! recognzin!
any right Of the Pope or the Church.
1t is reported that large body o
Bayalians surrendered to the FrcncI
on the l4th.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17

four great States arc close ut hand II
is because the cowardly, time serving
Democratic leaders have debaucheu
the people, aud striven, in effect 70
reconcile tuem to the belief that the
grossest usurpa,ions are not 10 be
questioned any more, and thaI the
most important matter in the uh!'e1'e
is for few Office seekers TO retain
possession of their t!esApOts. Inc PEG
pie will never rally on any such base
issues, and they viii be as ignom!nI'
uusly led rs tie French forces have
been, SO long rs men ATE permitted 10
head the column who are doing Their
utmostto save their loyal conscience'
and fat positions BY squaTlns the
crime they committed in 1861 with
what they call dead issues in io'U
There never was more stupendous folly
than to suppose that Democracy car
win a victory worth having b. steal
ing the night Shirt ABE Lincoln fol
an o ihamme. The kaijcal Presiden
and the Radical party mean to destro'
the States By centya!iziag the govern
ment. And foolish Democrats hav,
the Aarlihood TO believe that this dies
potic undertaking can be defeated b.!
endorsing usulpation and accepting tn
euemy's platform! Was there eve
such madness: Was there ever sue
-,rliiitvf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17
RS LurIoNs OF 1888.

EesDirei That the people Of the several
States, cOmIO>in. THESE Hitcd states. are
united ~ parties to Il Constitutional Som-
pact. To wiich the people # each state ac.
ccdrd ~ a separate sovereign community.
each binding ITSELF ty it. UNG pdstiyullr
r;tiicgtirn ana that tle Union, OF WHOA
the said Compact is the bond. j. u Union
6s;,cssE the States raJify ing The same.
Resol-ed. TIA, the people OF tie several
States. thus united by the Constitutional
Compact, in forming that instrument. and
in creating Il General tiuycrmIcnt ~ carry
into effect the object Tor which they were
formed. delegated 30 that Government. tor
that purpose certain def lite powers. 10 he
eXer, i,ei Jointly. rr--rviag. ut the same
time. each state TO itself, the rrsidHary
mas of powers. to be exercised By its own
separate Government: anu that whenever
the General Government assumes the eX-
crci-e of power, net delegated 10y tie COM
pact. il. acts are unauthorized. and are OF
no effect; and that the same Government
is not made the final judge OF the powers
dele gated 10 it. since that would make lis
discretion. and not the Contribution. the
measure of its powers; but that. ~ in all
other cases of Compact anon" sovereign
parties. without any common judge. each
has an equal right to judge Tor Itself. as
well of the infraction ~ Of the mode and
measure OF redress.
Resolrsd. That the assertions. that the
people of these United States. taken col
lectivcly a. individuals. are now. or ever
have been. united on the principle Of the
social compact, and. rs such. are now
formed into one nation or people. or that
they have ever teen 30 united in any one
stage of their political existence: that the
people of the several states composing the
Union have not. a. members tl'eTeof. re-
tanned their sovereignty: that the allegi-
ance of their citizens has been transferred
To the General Government; that they
hare parted with the right of Furnishing
treason through their respective state
Governments; and that they have not the
right OF judging in the last resort as to the
extent OF hepoweis reserved. and. OF con-
sequenc, of those delegated,-are not only
without foundation in truth. but are con-
trary TO the mos. certain and plain hi-tor-
zeal facts. and the clearest drl.ctions of
reason; and that all exercise of power Oh
the part OF the Federal Government. or
any OF its departments. claiming authority
from such erroneous assumptions. must OF
necessity be uneonstitutional.-m tend.
directly and inevitably. to subyert the
Sovereignty of the states. to destroy the
Federal character OF tie Union. and to
rear on its ruins consolidated Govern
mcDi. without Constitutional chccl sCr lin
itation. and which must necessarily termi-
nate in the loss of liberty ITSELF
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17
Senator from state at Large.

The Nashville Banner says: Thorn
as II. Reeves, of Joncsbory, who ran
acains, John b. Rodgers { Republican
for Congressman for the Safe at large
whatever that may be--lad a bad
start; or rather, did not get on tue
track soon enough for very consider
able vote, but has probably beat Rodg
ers, il that victory is worth any thing.
Mr.. Reeves had been a candidate for
the Legislature, but withdrew to take a
tilt for larger game. He was the As
sistant Clerk of the House, it will be
remembered, up to last Nay, when he
resigned. Ii seems that Reeves and
Rodgers were both running upon the
strength Ola resolution adopted March
II, 1868. and which has never been re
pcaled, providing for, the election OF -
member of Congress from the State at
large. General Rodgers was elected
to Congress in 1868, but was refused
admission. We take it for granted q
like fate is reserved 20 our friend
Reeves. but that is question time
will develop, with many other yet un-
solved political problems.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17
ga meeting OF ex-Contedcrate


soldiers was held in Richmond, on tbs
night Of the 81 instant, with reference
to the Lee monument. Among those
present were Gen. Early, Of Virginia
General Gorion of Georgia, Col. Mar
shall, chief of staff of Gen. Lee, Col
William Preston Johnson of Kentucky
Gen. Loring. and number of Other
ex.Confederate officers. Jefferson Da
Wis presided, and related many interest
ing "reminiscences of General Lee, mos'
of them going to show that no matter
what the popular clamor was against
him, he never uttered a worl IN contra.
diction of it. Mr.. Davis was loudly
cheered when he took the chair. Gen.
Gordon, ex-Gov. Wise and others also
made interesting addresses.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-17
~The Fayetteville Observer say

fFThe Fayetteville Observer says
- Some meddling person has caused
excitement in this county
by furnishing to the Federal au,hori-
ties at Nashville tie names of Magis-
trates and other officers in this county
who are thought TO be amenable to the
features Of the Fourteenth
Accordingly. number
Of designations have been rendered.