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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15
CONGRESSIONAL.
THIR'CV-EI"HTm CONGRESS
SENATE.
FRIDAY, March 10. 1904.


Mr.. Sumner presented petition from on Q
thousand men OF African descent In Louisian a
praying that they be granted the elGctivG fran
chse. They represent that they were free be-
fore the rebellion, but desire that the franchise
be extended also 10 all colorGd men, natives of
the State, those born in slavery included. AS
the law OF slavery in the State has been set
aside by the military law, they hold that tie
State law excluding negroes from suffrage may
also be set aside In the same way. The petit
tlon was referred TO the Committee on Slavery
and Freedom.
This day had been set aside for business con-
! corning the District of Columbia.
| Mr.. Wade, from the Committee on the Dis
irict, reported bill 10 provide for the pur-
! chase of q steam Gre engine for the Columbia
| Fire Company, OF this city. II Rpproprlates
1000 therefor, and requires that the steam
engine be kept In good condition by the COM
| pany or the corporation OF Washington. The
| bill was al once considered and passed-yeas
2s, nays Q; the nays being Messrs. Hale, Hard
| luz Lane OF Iowa, Lane Of Kansas, Nesmlth,
Powell, Riddle, Salisbury and Sherman.
Mr.. Grimes, from the Committee on the Dis
trlct Of Columbia, reported fayorably on the
bill to regulate the fees Of tho clerks Of the Su-
premc Court OF the Distrlct--and also on tho
bin to authorize the Columbia Institution for
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind TO confer degrees in
the arts and sciences.
The latter bill, on his motion, WAS taken up.
II authorizes the cOniefrlng OF such degrees
upon puplls Of the Institution and others, who,
by their proficiency in learning, shall be
thought entitled to them after the manner prac,
tlsed In colleges. Also, TO grant to graduated
diplomas, etc. The bill was passed.
Tho consideration Of other pending bills be-
ing urged, In connection with the military and
,, appropriations, Mr.. Grimes consented that the
! District business go over.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Senate bill TO amend the act incorporR
! ting the city Of Washington was referred tc
+ Inc Committee on the Dlstrlct of Columbia.
, Tho bill OF the Senate amendatory OF thC
post office law was taken up. II provides tina!
. The frsnkIng privilege OF tho President and
J Vice President shall extend to and cover al
! mail matter sent to or received by either o
8 them.
( Aner debate the.bill was passed.
Mr. Morrill,, from tho Committee Of Way
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THE SENATORIAL IMDRoGLIU II
KANSAS.

While II is generally conceded by all persons
having the slightest knowledge Of the theory Of
government or Of the political common law Of
the land that the election Of Senator Lanes
successor by the present Legislature Of Kansas,
Ia In direct violation Of long established prac
tice and against the honest Judgment OF nearly
every Senator in the present Senate Of the
United statcs, Including Senator PomCroy (the
colleague of Senator Lane) besides being a
snspjudgmCnt uron the people Uf that State,
hence Revolutionary and unjust, nevertheless,
in order more fully to strengthen the position
we assumed In the REPUBLICAN a few days
since on the subject, We transfer 10 our col
umps an extract Of the speech Of Hon. WIN.
Pitt Fessendeu, delivered In the Senate OF the
United 'tsies, January. l.67, upon the quCS
tIon Of the validity Of Senator HarlaD's right
to Lis seat from the State Of Iowa-the case
involving similar d difficulties to the one In Kan
sas. We qu, te from The Congressional Globe
Senator Fesseudcn said!
"Th, n, Mr.. President, another point ariees
which wish to state e. the Senate distinctly.
It Is th'si What part cular Legislature IL re-
frrfed IN when The Con tltulon says that this
power [Ihe power tO ilect L. =, Senators
thniI bG exercised by the L legislature of the
Stdte7 What LeglrlaturU does II mean The
Constitute n Ot the Tn ted Stltes does mot de-
lne. The language Is general It Is tic
-'-Iature.' The ansW er, h ,wev'r, is "bvinus.
'-,uure which is 10 elect the Srnt
Lex. ia that The Lrglsa-
II /. tie Leg. '-'- the yarRncy
~ What Ltgi-Eilu'~ - L'su
,,r, ,l,tt is in rxIEieic ce at the l,'.-
tsDnrus No o,her Lr1islat"re Iqs m err from
,i,t, ,,,r i. agree with the senator "S
fmui.inpa TBrIaniul ON that 81
l',,i,ns I,.,,-~lalurc is the agent. N"ProEIouo
PSI.i,Iur, PsIi can pass any law when can nans
10 10 % nS;ny eject upon the Legislature "h'n
SS, SnS a,,, nj 10 make tho election. Tnat power
q scinCrrred upon the specific L"Pisla'pFs Mh'Gn
a. n, ~ A., nre al the time tue power 10 10 oe
ay.rptrd. Its memhrrs are tho a2cutS' ln,y
r.. ,hr ,priru control OF Il. They may eNer-
Sic, tbnt power as they please within eohsVNur
,ioual Hmita; because beinE mere uS'eL u.
"g,,,cv the Legislature ot the state az Tue Wihe
yaespcy occurs being tha sole agent ol M Mthe
GsnsraI Government to accomplish patIlSu
~ nrrnose. the previous Legislature not eeiL
s@ sncb asept, can exercise no contru. over H.
Tbouph Mr.. Harlan's right to his seat was no
,on,s.ted on the ground that he had bee
cIec,ed at too early period, the question thu
treated by Mr.. Fesseudcu was deemed 10 o'
properly, matter of examination IN ,ne vel
thorouGh and exhaustive discussion which O.
cup,ed the Senate for several days
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wNsHIN0TnE, D G., March II, 1894.
To Moses Tailor, 10 " J. Cise,, Wa. n. Asi5r, cEt
other Geht'snsn CNsr fork City
GENTLEMEN, Your veg kiud letter Of the sh
instant tn definE me the hospitaitics Of the rity
NJ New York, 10 Just received and highly appre
ciated shall not, hOEever, he able 20 Aorcr'
our hotpitalities, My duties call me imme iAiel'
70 III" West, for which start, by the most expC'
litiouE route, this evening.
For that part Of your letter complimentary tc
myself, accept my thanks anh receive my assur
ance that all in my power will he done tn You
expectations shall be realized. The men sn'
money you pAtriotieally offer for the persecution
OF the war are all that will be required 10 insur'
rs early termination in the establishment ot tht
tshois Union stronger than " has over been.
With the highest regaJds, r-mAln, gentlemen
your ObediCut servant, Y. 8. GIANT,
Lieutenant General Y s. A.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
rERRIBLE DIsAsTER AT SEA.

The new italian FrigSts re de Italis
sunk with Four Hundred Men on
board.
The following Is from the bulletin Of the In
dependent Telegraph line;
New YORK, March l5.-ThO steamer. Star OF
the West, from Liverpool, arrived here this
morning, and reports March 7th, lat. "A deg,
long. o. deg. 20 min, saw o large man'of-Tar,
which reported herself the irlgatc Re de Italia,
with her main topmast gone, and in sinking
condition. She had a crew Of four hundred
men.
The Star Of the West was requested to lie by
all night and accompany the frigOte to the
nearest land. Signals OF blue lights and rock.
sts wero not answered by the frigats after
o'clock p. m, Of tho 7th, and on the next
morning nothing was to be seen Of the man-of.
var. 1t Is supposed 6dl 81, 'onk mith oH on
hoard
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There were abou, eleven LuEGiCd tieleil tola
Yesterday Afternoon an oning, the molt oI the a
10 the colOred people. TEcre vac quite iull
house last night, and Africa seemed 10 HLctch
Torth her hands in Joy to witness all tho curoEi.
ties and elegant thlngu on exhibition 't the Fair.
The eoloi ed brass hand was rot preaent accord
ing 10 ngreemea', which cauS:d some dlEsppoInI'
ment, as Ithe assembly was omriD9ucdB music
loving assembly.
To.oight the nth regular Infantry O'aa "l!t en
Iiysn the scene with their delightful buGio, whtcf
is not easily excrllod'
Donations still continue to cone in' The mana
,.rs sctnowlcdge the receipt OF 500 nom MS
onEog hmos, of Vermont, through MrS' hoFcll
Also. one Of the celebrated cooking ranges, man
uf.otured BY BramhSll, Desne d Co.. Ne" YORK
and prrsen cd by them through MIS- Dole, 'a.5 =
the CommiSsIo er Of Indian AGahs, valued Ut al2d
tits the Harrison patent, latsst style a1d thoa
In need Of this highly useful and economical AE'i
Gle, would do well to examine IT,
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Second Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. 2. NJ.
ws.hington a Port OF Entry.

1t viii bo seen from our report Of the pro-
ceedings OF the City Council that an effort lie
to bo made to legislate Washington into posi-
tlOn equal to that Of Georgetown, by procuring
the passage of an act making this city a port
Of entry and delivery. At present, Washington
commercially considered is place OF second.
ary importance on the Potomac. Vessels loaded
for Washington must enter at Georgetown
now, but as 1t is proposed TO enhance the COM
nerclal Importance OF this city, In accordance
with the wants OF our population and the ID.
vantsges of our position, there eau DO nc
iificulty In procuring the legislation proper
on this subject,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

Trade ls dull for the season. Unusual caution
Is exhibited by buyers, who limit their pur.
chascs TO immedlated wants, expecting lower
prices from a fall in gold, whlchisyet TO come.
Prices, however, have not materially given
way. Prints appear heavy in price, at a small
reduction. Less Ia also doing In brown and
bleachcd shlrtlngs and sheetings. Jobbcrs do
not pay asking prices readily. Drills are only
wanted for tho army. Denlms, ticks and stripes
are alike dull, but are steady In price, stocks
being light. DclRines are In good demand
and sells more readily than any other class OF
goods. J he better styles are scarce, and prices
Arm. Fancy casslmeres are quiet except fol
some leading and fayOrito styles which art
having run and are sold as fast as they
arrive. Flaids and checks are Inactive. silk
mixtures arc in scanty supply. satinets arc II
fair demand. Imported fabrics arc not NeTl
active at q private sale, and the chief business
Of tho season will be al auction. British drcs
goods arc not 90 active aB last week, thUugl
dcslrcablu styles arc wanted. French good
are 10 bu offered largely at auction, and littl
Is doing at private sales. Ribbons arc in ial
= demand. There Is good inquiry for German
' dOeskins and broadclOths, at low prices. Brit
' lsh mCltyms are fayorites,' as well as scotcl
= twCedS. The imports OF dry goods last weeI
> amounted to E3,575, $50, against only te, AZ,
I 2l5 in the corresponding week OF 1869. Ihi
l. large supply Of foreign goods increasing I'll
e stocks, keeps up u distrust in the minds O
!. buyers, who hesitate all the more at buyn
freely. The largeimports also keep up a heav
demand for gold to pay dutite, and tho adyanc
z IN the price Of gold reacts TO check all busines
/ Since tho 9th OF November, tho import
i amount in valp0 to S32, 600, 600, against lee
: than twenty millions In the correspondent
period Of lS62-S.-M Y. hldePendsn', lOh'
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THE COURTS.
supr.ms court OF Inc United stat,

March i5-on motion OF Hon. n, II Glllet, Ic~
rsnSo Allls, ESQ, Of Minnesota, wAe admitted an
attorney and councillor Of this Court
No, 9Ti. The United States, Rppellants rs Daniel
Murphy, d a. Appeal from tho Unitrd stA,es
Distr et Court for tho Northern District Of Calf
'orniA On motion Of Mr. Gillst = behalf of Mt.
Marshall, this appeal was dneketei and dt missed.
No 512. Tho United States, appellants VS. ths
widow and heiss Of AnolinArin Miranda, deceased,
appeal FROM the District Court Of 'he Unitnt
states for the No thern Dis,rio' OF California On
notion OF Mr. Gillet, IN bshA'f Of Mr.. Marshall,
thla appeal VS. dncheief and dihmihsed.
No. ls', Jones, Walllngsfntd C Co, appellants,
~. Livingston, Copelsnd 4 Co. The argument y
this ctuse WAS crn'lnaed By Nr. Bnkowcll and Mr..
Browning for the Oppellees
Adjourned until tomorrow q, II O'Clock
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Attempt by the Rebels 10 Close the
ChOwnn River

FoYTR IS MoEEoE, March l4.-ThO gunhoat
Bombshell, from Plymouth, y. e., has arrived
here. having just returned from the Chowan
river, where crnwd OF nvgT"es awaited her
coming down the river. The rebels attempted
to obstruct tn river, and opened upon the
steam from their batteries on the banks.
Assistance was sent for from Plymouth, when
the guDboaIS SouthGeld and Whitehead were
dispatched to the locality. al.o the Massasolt,
with 100 infantry. The boat opened on the
enemy, shelliug them for five hours, when the
enemy were dispcrsed and the river was ugain
uuo structed. A 100 pound Parrot gun on
hoard the SOUthfirld bursled. wOundinH two
men. There were no other cnsualltiGs.
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~ o'clock y m, on the I5,h instant, AftOr an
illness Of nine days, oftyrhoid feyer = ma oDEuS
c. moHRIcE, in the 30tl year cf hiH age, first son
OF David r. and Msry Ann Morrlce.
His friends and those Of the family arc respect.
fully invited IT, attend his funeral from his lNto
residence No. $40 X street, bntFePn 4th and 9Th
ntrccts, on Thursday EfteFnOOn ~ 2is o. lock.
mo Ming papers pIosRo copy
On' Monday morning, tho i4th instant, 0i con.
sumption. KATE, saOO0d daughter or Mira. Mary
Van Tyne, In The s2d year OF her age.
Her funeral wall take place from the Tcsiierce oil
her mother, $40 stree north, betwe Sixth and
seventh, ou WedneEdNy afternoon, At z o'clock.
The iclatives and frlenttOf the family respect
fully invited 10 attend. 2t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

Thaddcus c. Morrice, who came into the
House of Representatives as u page In the sec
ond session of The Twcnty-ni nth Congress, and
was appointed Speakers page in the frat ses'
sion, Ihirty-hrst Congress, a nd Speakers mes
senger first session, Thirtytb ird Congress, died
last evening in tho 30th yea of his age. Iii;
funeral will tako place at h is lsto residence
5lo street, between Fourth and Fifth streets
Thursday afternoon, at 81 O'Clock
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

Quite a serious accident occurred TO tue ,, MAJ,
train on the Orange and Alexandra Railroad
Yesterday afternoon, about two miles north o'
Brandy station, caused by the giving way ot
break on u freight car which threw these 'a''
from the track, completely demoliShing one
and badly ipjuring the others. Several RIdlers
were more or less hurt, and a colored man was
killed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

RELEASED ON Par ,Ly,-We are informed
that the Navy DepArn' rIt has ordered tho release
of Mr.. Koonss, chief clerk Of the Navy Agent's
Office ION parole" that the Department merely
desires 10 hold him rs a witness; and that, there
are no charges fImputAtIons against him which
IN any way rene cts upon his official DATES that
Of the ofuee to EhIeh he iE attached.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

1t will be remembered that many invensors
or asslgnees failed to make tho final payment
upon an issuing patent, and thus lost their
patent under the limitation Of the act of March
last. Mr.. Salisbury has intr oduced bill al
lowing six months further for psrfectlng their
patents, but no reclamation upon persons who
had issued their Inventions
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

Cor. BMos II. MIX, OF tho % New York
cavalry, e announced 40 chief Of cavalry on the
stan OF Major General Peck.
WN. D. Cozzxxs, proprietor Of the famous
hotel at West foint, died suddenly on the iath,
MRS. kIPPrcoTT, Of Philadelphia, usually
known a. Grace Creehwood,n IL In the city on
her way to deliver lectures in the Army Of the Po
tomao on invitation from officers Of the h CORPS
She will rotutn 20 the city alter few days.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

A dispatch received from the Star 81 the West
subsequent to the one published In our first
edition, states that the namo of the ItallNn
irlgate which was supposed to brisunk, with
400 men on board, was the Re Sal antuomo.
This frigate was the convoy 10 he new IRON
clad Re d'Italla.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


BY the feoplo's Line,l
NEW YoAE, MARCH 10, 1864.


Bonds OF the rebel loan, TO the extent "i
R7l 900, payable Gt par,wcre drawn on London
on the lot Of March. .....,,.
The Arehduke MaNlmlllau's visit 10 Paris Is
further postponed.
mored there is u hitch as to his having COM
mSnd of the French troops in Mckee.
There has been no hghung IN SchlGswg'
Cen, GcrlGch had succeeded Dc Mclo as com
mander-ln-chief OF the Danish army.
Tho King Of Denmark spoke strongly for a
vigorous perseverance,
LATEST PER THE GURA.
IBy telegraph to LoHdonderY.l
Military operations IN schleswig eontipued
suspended. ., ,.,.., -.
The English Ministers escaped defeat la't
NIGHT an a mare party division In the House Of
Commons by a majority of one vote only.
Tho rumor that the ATchduke haximillap
las renounced his intention ofgoing to Mexico
Is entirely uRiOnnded.
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EH- The railroad advsrti srnerts on our yfrH
,as are insertsd bv authority orth' railroad CON.
,d-I4 sevsrrlv named, are officially eorr'cfs.
sNe~ changes are made, hence ca" b relied gpo7
IA rorTeef
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Metropolitan Insurance Company.

A bill TO Incorporate an insurance company
in Washington Is before the Senate The In
eorporators named are Samuel Bacon, Angus
tus L. Perry, Edward Hall, George W. Uter'
mshle, William II. Morrison, Peter " Bacon
william r. Rlley, Benjamin eall, A. Q. Rich
ards, Henry A scheeiz and John Ii. McCutehen'
The capital stock is half million dollars, at
lfly dollars per share.
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The House on Monday refused to suspend the
rules in order to receive resolution Of Mr..
Washburne to instruct the Committee of Ways
and Means to report tax of GO cent? gallon
on spirits on hand-yeaS s., nays 55
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

~ueeaR uls atts1tioH Of business men TO he
classification Of our advertisements. We intend
o I,sp SrrneS eys 10 this matter for n' bsHGr'
81 ONp PATRONS.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

The Presidents levees are given on alternate
weeks, on Tuesday evenings. This evening
there will be no leyee at the Executive Mansion.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

Mdreh Ib--The esuse OF the city Of Csrondsiet
rs. the Un,ted States having beon Hnbmitcd in the
pIinted record and brief on the SO N Of January
i,st, by Mt T. G. tNselherrg fr tho clal pant, was
argued and subnittsd by Mr.. Gibson, the Eollo tor
for the United states. .
o'clock . -
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A Now Daily in wasbIn. ton,

The Times is the name of a new daily paper
which made Its appearance to-day. 1t Is tho
offspring Of the Sunday TIn9S aad is good.
sized, wel'prlnted sheet. Iu the Iiitr oductory
article II promises TO be lndependept.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

~ 7ns o6ses Of tas National Republican Il al
b1l RiHn arsst, bstSsea PenHv'vsHia aveHH'd"d
ID street..
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FNIWE FNNI EIlI1s
Mofeh 1.-The petition Of s. A. Pugh, asking
letters OF adm inisfrat on on the estate OF Ma nj
Cook, was filed.
Letters Il admlnistfAtion on the e,tNtas Of Benz.
7. InEraham were taken out by Willie u. GTAham.
Tho last will ard testament Of Fllzabsth GoIdln
WAS partially proved.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

A recent traveller in South America, speaking
Of the noise OF insects In its wOOds, says that
of the grasshoppers 10 like steam whistle, ana
the hum of the insectl generally Ike " InR-
chine OF full work sharpening razors."
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

Senator Wade to-day introdr .ced bill appro-
priatlng $4,000 for the purc Iase of Are en-
Gino for Columbia Fire Conn Iauy, the omp any
or the city TO keep 1t in Ell eien, condIsion,
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District Circuit court-statod Term.

CuIEF JUSTICE cARTTTR.
Mrvch ib-In the case OF Fowler rs Fisher, nnv
trial refused
In the case Of Morgan 70. Mangan, action ofcjsct.
ment judgement by default tet aside, with leave TO
plain'if 70 amend his drGls'ation and the defend
ant 10 enter into common rClc.
Adjourned TO Thursday.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ThR MONITOR NOTWITHSTANDING passing
Through the Patent Once Fair we observed upon
the table of Mrs. WIN, Dixon AndlNirs. George n.
Wilson (Slxth wArd) = very handsome piece Of me-
chAnlBm. In the shape OF monument TO the Mon
tor. Tho BhAft OF The monument 10 Piece Of the
the sNyllght Of tho magazine, set in hNe com
posed Of the wood OF the vessel, with the insotp.
uon Monitor No. l." Upon the pedestal IL paint
I'd the wordsi Dedicated to Ericsson, the Gen'o'
The monument 10 Burmcunted by M arch with TIE
Nf the arch standa = sailor, Two streamets arf
HvinE from each aide Of the arch, with the frllew.
ing devices: ITO tho Honorable Gideon welles,
Secretary ot the NaVy,n ard "Pieces ef the De
6ender Of Our NNvy.n Upon the top ofthe arch 10
hammer. with the Inscription: "a PiPcsl Of 'hs
skyiight OF the Magazine, and Pirse Of the Wood
n the U. 3, steNmer MSLitor. Presented by VII.
liam psron"
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w7As paper is nor r,rnf'Aed BY carriers q
S,,bscrioerS ia Ais city and SeorOoioN" al "T's
cents per month.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

March i6.-fiehry Rohr was excused nom further
serving Is grand Juror.
The ena OF =. ". ". Griffin and W. T.. Griflln,
indicted for foroibe entry and detsincr, was con-
cluded this morning and subm tied TO the jury. A
verdict hAs not as Yet been rent'e cred
The case OF James Wilson. Vim. CustArdt, and
Thomas Goodrich, indicted upOn tho charge OF riot,
10 on trial. District Attorney Carrlngt' prOsoou
ting, ard Mr. Wharton spPoAficg ~ counsel tor
the defence,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

II Lyons KAthairon. - KathaIron IL
from the Greek word KNthrO," or KAthairO," 3"
signifyiug to coAr Sc, rCu enNte and restore This
sTticle 10 what liza name signifies. For prsssrving,
rettor,ng and beautifyiug the human hair Il s tho
most remark able preparation IN The world. 1t ia
LgSin owned sndpu! w by the original proprietor
and 10 now made with sLe same care, Hkill and at
tention which gave 1t n sale Of over one million
bottles per AnEum,
It's most delightiui Hair Dressing,
II cradiGStIS BcurI EBd dsnGTuh.
I, keFpB tho head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich, soft and glosBy.
II prevents the hair from falling of and turning
gray
It restOIeI hsIr upon hali hcidE,
Any lady or gentleman who values u beautiful
head Of hair should use Ly OD's KSthhirOn. II IL
known and used throughout the civilized world
Sold hy all respectable dealers.
DEMAS-S. BARNES X CO.,
keW York
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~ Sss frat and Jot.rth pages for i'gsrs'ting
reading matter.