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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-06
@entcaI.
auocess in Buainesa.

No business can be tru successful which is not
founded a real fitness ofthings. The article made
or sold must have intrinsic merit and supply publ
want. Success ssungf from the claptrap OF adyertis
ing, or the tricks oftrade, or mere pretenson ard
COVE he operator and those who trust him. hut il
article supplies public want and fairly eets its
reasonable expectations, Its success and general
adoption In merelya question oftime. Itmay be
retarded by adverse influences sped by prospering
gales, but in the end It Is sure 20 win.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS had
their orignIn great public want medicines for all
the common wants Of enlignted life-curstNes that
ather mother nurse, or traveller could always have
take could not be made in the selection, harmless
mat all might use them with impuny, and 50 efficient
nave proved. Thousands OF families use them daily
lor a the ailments and sicknesses OF life and rarely
Thousands, taking some single specific, have cured
themselves OF chronic diseases which have been the
bane OF their lives, and upon which they have spent
hundreds in vain, aud among the millions who use
them, are found to question their purity or ef
0"''' HUMPHREYS, SPECIFICS
combine all the ad dSantages OF the best Homeopathic
treatment, without s int icacy uncertainty They
are prepared by physician Of over twenty years
Homeopathic experience they have been Tried in
every conceivable manner, and they have been en-
the hundreds Of thousands who daily use them.
with n case in your house,
you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering prevent
expense and loss Of time, or the children having the
Measles, or Scarlet Fever, or Whooping cough, OF
YOuma cureY your ChildFen
OF Group, or Collie, or Teothache, Headache, or
Sleeplessness, or tafenng from Teethng, or Worms,
Indigestion. or Wetting the Bed, or oatarrh, or
Measles, or Whooping- Cough or Scarlet Fever, or
Dptheria, or Bad Cold, or HoArseness, or Running
ofthe Ears and Deafness. even Serofula, thou.
sands have done and do daily.
You may cure yourself
or Headache, Weak Stomach, Indigestion, or
Billiousness, or Catarrh, or Bad Cold, or Sore
Throat, or Hoarseness, or Liver Complaint, Piles
or Constipation, rheumatism, or Sore or Weak
Eyes. or Salt Hheum, or Kidney Disease OF Gene rs
Debility, or even Asthma, with these Specifics
| NOT A FAMILY who have ever had one OF these
Family Gases Of HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS, but would
give ve times its cost, rather than be withoutit.
FAMILY CASES.
Case Of s5 large walls, in morocco, and Book Of
D1recuons ..piO W
Case Of % large vals IN morocco, and Book. OF
Case Of 20 large walls, in morocco, and Book. On
Case OF 20 large walls, in PLAIN case and Book,
Case OF 10 boxes mo to i5) and Book........ o
Case Of any six boxes mo. to l5), and Book. 2
| LIST OF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-06
NATIONAL SALOON,

No. 192, West sixth street, Gin. ..
Eight Splendid Billiard Fabes-Four Splendid Ten
Pin Alleys.
Choice Liquors and Wines always on hand.
J.F. GUNKLE, Proprietor.
h p. Kline, SuPt. mott
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announcements.
Ind ependent Candidate for Judge of
the superior Court,
DANIEL A. HAYNES.

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
THOMAS o. LOWE will be candidate before the
ensuing Democratic County Convention for nomna-
ton as Prosecuting Attorney.
ELIHU THOMPSON will be a candidate for Prose-
cutting Attorney, before the Democratic County Con
vention.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
JOHN NJ. BELL OF Harrison township, will be a
candidate for Repres sentative, subject to the decis
ion ofthe Democratic county Convention.
Enron EMPIRE-Pease say the name of WIN. N.
LOVE- Esq, Of Dayton will be pre,lented to the De-
mocratc County Convention as a candidate for Re-
preventative. Mr.. Lovers practical business man,
a good mechanic, sound Democrat and reliable
man in all the AFFAIRS Of liie just such man Us the
laSorers, mechanics and farmers OF old Montgomery
EAST DAYTON.
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TWENTY-EIGHT
Choice Building Lots
FOR SALE.

UIBE SUBSCRIBER has for sale, as Low Prices, for
Il Cash. or upon the uaual terms OF credit, singly
or In bulk,
Twenty-Eight Choice Building Lets
Lying East OF tho Hydraulic, and North Of Third
street, within tho corporate limits Of this city.
Good bargains may be had by applying soon to
THOMAS. o. LOWE,
OfHcs on Third street, near MAin, over Rickey's
Book Store, Dayton, Ohio. aug28 3tawd3w.
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"From this undeniaby correct view of the
nature of the Constitution, it follows that as
to oil powers not expressly delegated to the
United States, or expressly prohibited to the
States, or the exercise of which has not been
regulated by any Of the clauses of compact,
each State has the complete, exclusive, I'M
limited and undeniabe jurisdiction and power
over all persons and things within its limits,
to the same supreme extent which has ever
pertained to any nation in any age, as to
these powers the States stand to each other
and TO the federal Government as absolutely
foreign nations"
Notwithstanding the fact that the Supreme
Court of the United States had only recently
Tin the case of Prigg u.s. Com. Of Penn, l6
Peters $500 expressly affirmed the constitu
tionality OF the fugitive slave law of 1850, MI.
Wolcott arraigns it as "a Aagrant usurpation
by Congress Of wholly undelegsted powers
and demands OF the Court that they shall null
lify it, In the height of his ardor he asserts
that the stakeholder seeking his fugitive 'shall
be hung, though there we're thousand Prigg
cases, as Georgia hung Graves and Tassells
oyer the writ of error Of this same Supreme
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-06

Admission, so cents Gallery, 25 cents.
Reserved seats eau be procured at Kinney's Music
Store, without extra charge.
Doors open at "a p. m. Overture at p. m.
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The steamer Havana brings Havass
dates to the 91st.
A Porto Rico psper of the l4th says
the individuals to whom the Spanish au-
thorities delivered the government of the
Island Of San Domingo, agreed to pay =
Spain al expense of the var aud to guar
aDfee oil property to Spaniards residing
there.
1t was also rumored that the Haytiaus
had already invaded Domioican territory.
The quondam blockade raoner Wren
which left Havana ON the l1th vas ont
only two days when part Of the Grew
seized the vessel and run her into Key
Wsst. their object being to obtain the
prize money.
There remains at Havana Jet the Mary,
Virginia, Zephyr, Ffaucis, Flon, Maria.
Pelican, Foam. Lark, Lavina and Harriet
Lsne.
A large italian vessel brought in 500
Coolies on the Goth. There 10 not much
sickness in Havan.
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War Department, Washisgtoa,
yNA 23s $40 Pm. &

Wf Oc9astmeusy WssningtOh,(
ynA 2S, $40 Pm.
TO Nsj. Gen. Dix, New York: -
J, .,HeNsuspspastoest hds jsat ssseiy-
I'd 6lRciaf dispatc6ss ffon Admiraf That-
ehsr, dated q 6a3vssAesY Jane 9th. re-
pp9Eisg that % the Let Of the mossh.
Gen. Brown. eommasdihg ths United
6satss forces, oocspied and gsrrisonsd d
Brownsvills !: bn ths "a of June ths rebel
GsaAAls Kirby Smirh and Magrudsr mot
10 the harbor of GaIveston 0ensrsi r. j.
Smith, rsprssestisg Nsj. Gen. Candy,
Aal 6sssml Kirby 6nith then and there
sigosd No terms Of surrendsr previously
agsed spon At New Orleans on the 5sh
OF Juae. Fall and formal possession OF
Galveston was, delivered TO the United
States forces, and the Gag Or the Union
raised. s
On the 9th Of June Admiral Thatcher
went ashore and was cordially received By
tie rsbsl naval a0d military authorities
Who requested part of the UnitSd 6ntss
naval forces TO remain there for their pro-
lection Galveston is before this time
thoroughly garrisoqed BY United States
forces cent forward By Gen. Candy. Gen.
Sheridan is also probably there.
The Presidents proclamation raising
the blockade will be immediately issued
(Signsd) E N. S1Ax9oK.
Seo'y Of War.
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PRouAMArfoN.

6AVO4AN8A4x094s
By the President of the United States of
America
Whereas. By the proclsmation Of the
President Of the 18th and 9th of April,
1861, bio ckads Of certain ports of rebel
lious States was established but
sWArsas, The reasons ler tAas measure
have ceased TO exist, therefore, be il known,
that l, Apdrew johnson, Presidest Of The
Unitsd States, do hereby declare the
blockade aforesaid rescinded az 10 the
ports weat Of the Aississippi river. which
pogts will be open TO foreign commercs oo
the 6rst OF July next, on the terms get
forth ia my proclamation Of the 22d of
May last. 1t 10 TO be understood, how
ever, that the blockade rsscsnded was an
international measure, for The purpose cf
proclAimipg the sovereign right OF the u.
). The greater or less sabversion of the
civh aathoeity in the regios 70 which it
applied, and the impracticability of At
ooce restoring that IN dss efficiency may
for season make il advissbis to emf plsy
The army and navy of the Unite b States
towards carrying the law into effect.
10 testimony whereof have hsreupto
set my hand ,nd caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed. Done at the
city Of Washington. this esd day of June,
he year our Lord 1865. and Of the Ipde.
psndence Of the United States of America
the 89lh.
(Sigoed AxpRxw JOHNSON.
By the President,
W. HusrER, Acting Sec'y Of State.
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- The rebels are running the Legis
lature Of Virginia, and Gov. Pierpout,
who seems to have neither sense, princi.
pie nor backbone, has not only tamely
yielded 10 their domination, but ,rseem-
mends that all restrictions against rebel
suffrage be repealed at oncs and it viii
de done, OF course,
The rosult will be that rebel Virginisns
who have been in arms against the Gov
ernment for the last four years. and whc
are now engaged in assassinating Union
men, will "run the machine" We have
seen with what spirit they have been &C.
tusted towards the Union and the Gov
ernment for years past, and We have no
evidence of their conversion. If they
have been converted there has been NO
tine given them to bring forth fruits meet
for repentance, and hsncefsrth there is nc
motive to prompt them to doit.
Gen. Sherman was right, after all, when
he said that the rebels would control the
political action of the South, to all prac-
ticnI intents, Notwithstanding the Gov
srnnsas had interposed to set aside hi,
arrangement" surrendering the control
and direction of matters to the rebel Leg
islatures of the several States. All tha'
force and fraud can do to harrass Loyal
Uniop men, to oppress freedmen and to
smbarrass and oppose the Government.
will, of course, be done BY the Legislature
Of Virginia and by the rebels generally,
wherever they shall be restored to powef
10 the South.
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TT 8. AARSiIAL'S PROCLAMA-
TION


UNITED STATES OF AMERICApa
sogrEsks Drvisaox Or Iowa
Peter MeleDdy United States Marshal for the State
Io~ DO hereby give public notice that In the
the United States aanst huntred barrels Il aba in
cause OF seEur. aa5 forfeiture under acts Of Congress
dsd On Il day of June, u. Iss n kerknk
res and take my possession fur safe custody
hundred empty srr4ie ssheis Rye, s03 do Corn IS
barley, dait 100 bs Hops, lparTs Hixhwises,
inspected sa,1 gals do not inspected 10 gals, small
coal steve small tnts. old tanning miil bei'ov.
anvil griDdsso1e = tushes wheat, pair small scalee,
wise Of burr stones for yrin6ng, pair lasge
iron tgt- dghxine snb. sink tul, under ground,
par1n large uaa-rh trh work beDch ! cold wstsr
tsb 10; Ma rr sas. tSorns TAB. stil worm, 2smau
iron bou "a tubs with tais speifer st tub,
3raii kettle, in arch. steam boiler, steam euktn<
car leads coal hnired Eve hundred tush.
crib. so tEa sop vat lot of hog pess, lot u
belts piping t2sis aid other personal property connect
ed with di.esy mentioned In the Information And
hereby asc .ve pniit notice That the time assigned
the return szi6 the hearing Of this eause
Il the drst Tucay ~ sngust Icing the rsf day o. A.
gust, A. is55 and hereby adfaoIsh and summ09 ~
persons Claiming any inte sss in said Ito empty barrels,
& atsd knowing having anything TO say Why tAe
sane snord b- deer-ed 70 ~ farseite to the unissA
Of safd bells nf they bs appear fore aid D.
Court, the city OF kepknk in sid
District saii st day II August lssa at 5ociock p ~
when said i be heard then and tAngU
int~rcs@ their caims ard said libel of n1g
nation and thsir allie athens in that bet All -
PEfkR AELENnY,
L. s. Marshal fer tn State OF Iowa
BY Ii. FULTON, Lsputy.
Keokuk, Lee Co., Iowa, JUNE IL, 1895.
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TRUSIEES SALE.

Public notice N hereby given that on the 18th day
Jniy next sha1 proceed sell r. the highest bitder
for cash public auction the following real estate In
the County Lee sni OF Iowa mach thereo1
may be necessary pay fhedebt hereafter mertioned
The undivided fourth Of twenty feet ffoBt %
Fifth street By hundred feet deep, sixty fevt from
Johnson street and sixty the alley block -
OF the c,ty of seokak being parts OF lots and Of sae
block also the undivided hail of lot in block Of aid
city Of eknk and undiysd "A half Of the rth~ -
quarter section 90 township 81 north vest -
said county
above sale is made by virtue Of deed Of trust con
veyug aid real estate to by Peter w. Potter dated
the 4th day of February A. D. 1850, wherein au
thrrsed ~ property 20 psy certsn debts due
from said Potter to Samuel r. Miller and hylnta Red
field they senld not be iaid within twelve non hs
from the date Of deed Of trust Ths sale w take
place the day above mentioned at the door of the
Court House. in the kauknk between the touFs
of = o'clock and 3 O'Clock p m.
inne7-ilm uhIAH RAPLEE Trustee.
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NEW AND CHOICE sHRkT MU.

SIC.
IAs G0tden Ris7- Scotch Ballad. 30.
Fcar ~ ~. Riri iSnrnsg g.
hssih Of ths - owe by Geo. Iipey. Arr by
Iho~ hsan sung AZ lac conee4ts Of the hendeissohn
Quins@tse Club. sad rreat tAs oYffes
Hs<ss tss Httsso He7<th. /. II. Garnsy. 70.
.kor~ srfsf fs,ir fsarsss Mother. Milraarth. 10
Wy ssssr Dsru, kcns1asbxg NJ Edxxri Everetts Song
sti u ntnsic ~ L--ts .s-e. -.
K1i4ekse. Grana A~ise do Concert Mains par Sr-
el Oczase< "a
Orta. Crawl Polk pour lie PiAnt par SpeM Orsaues %
ipAssper HAat Tao@ Fsies. Esutasie de ealsn psr
Z. Huffman. IS.
The Fnrfrsdss R-ka Ghsractsyisgn<, by Koppitx. 90
The stov- sent post al d. on receipt OF price
OLIVER DITsoA K co.
iune27 Publishers Bostcn
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Cairo, June 26.
The Ida Hsndy from New Orleans ar
rived with seven hundred bales of cotton
for 81. Louie and Cairo.
Gen. Canby Was passenger BY the boat
-Four hundred and sighty-six bales of cot
tos passed last night for Cinein sati,
Evansville and St. Louis.
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A0u1vH1o5 4 - 70.
The celebration Of 81. John's day By
the Masons, Saturday, was very impos-
ing. They partook OF splsndid banquss
and had one Of the finest professions ever
witnessed here, tthe prominent: fsua-es
whereof Vas Loaisville Comnandiasy No
l, Knight Templars, On black homes,
commanded BY Charles h. Woodruff.
Deputy Grand Commander Of Kentucky J.
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No1n09Ang 1ailKeaas-J. D.T 1x3SnA
Baggage rs1nA
Nsw York, Juse s.. !
The steamer Cssolins brings Ssvsnpah
advicss oi tho 21st.
The Savannah Herald says the GENITAL
Railroad Company hsvs 4oapletsd con-
tsaet F. ssbailaipg A8 miles. Of thsif spsd
from eaSa6nah to Station 4l2 o. Little
Ogschss river. Il IL believed that the
eoatract will be completed within thirty
days.
sWn. B. Wilson has been elected Psasi-
dent and Geo. w. Adams Superintendent
Of Che Jacksonville Railroad.
The FIorida Unios Of the 18th says .
portion Of the private baggage Of Jsf.
Davia has been secured near Gainssvills.
Florida. Il consisted Of two boxes snd
ooe truak, containing many important
psivsts letters and papers. The wagon
oeatAising the baggage seems TO hsvsbssn
V advance Of the flying parties. sad
abandoned BY those having It 10 charge
on learning Of Davis capture.
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New York, June 70.

36o Atlantic 0oo3o-PoTtD 0penoA-
Crops IN Georgia.
New York, June 46.
A note from Cyrus w. Field, dated
London, juno IL, states the great Eastern
will probably sail on the 5th Of July and
from Vafencia on the 10th Of July. All
i going on satisfactory and the CREATES,
confidence is entersained that the cable
viii be successfully laid.
The Pors's spesiai ssys the ports are TO
be reope oed at cDce 10 Ill important pla-
ces il the south and the mail routes will
Be re-estsblishsd.
Georgia papers say the crops I'll prom
ise an abundance. The corn osop vas
never more favorable.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ srArE or Iowa, LEE Ccrvrf-ss.
Dy virtue IF special execution directed is-ucd
by the Clerk Of the District Court OF sad county favor
q hsrnt losstn ad against August Kraudelt and
rs aIa also decree against J0nn Tharerf have lev
ied upon aud viii sell 70 the highest bidder the front
door Of the Clerks Once Of the District Court of Lee
county Iowa, az keckGk. Tn said county on the 2Qih
day July A. D. 1eos between the hours Of O'Clock A.
NJ and oeiock p. n, commencing at o'clock p N. Of
said day. the following property twff The half
iot. IL and two zl in bock Ili,Tty s35l in Nv
sous Lover Addition TO the city Of Keokuk Lee county
Iowa.
cutioa-
K-okuk, June 2, 1865 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Zee 81 o.. Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
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N.s YMk. yu.s se.

Tie Bsssss AySss enaSasl Ays the
projsat startsd = eonnsct VaIpsriso b.
ran along the West Cosss of Scssh Amer
fcs % Pxuama. thence 70 the United
States meets With aacA favor 10 the
eeaatriss interested.
&. r Goldsborough Is the civil engi-
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Port al Basque, N. F., June Is.
The steamship Damascus which left
Liverpool 18th. and Loadosdsery l6sh,
passed here to day for Qaebec. News
mesgre.
Tho official correspondence between
the British and American governmsnts
on the assassination Of President Lincoln
10 Published. Karl Rasssll's letter con-
veys sincere expressions Of regret on be.
half Of the Queen, Psriiament aud people.
Acting Secretary Huatsf expresses the
lively feelings Of satisfaction and CRATE
full appreciation With which the govern.
mens asd people ef America reseive such
emphatic and earnest uaaifessatiooe Of
friendship and sympathy from . great
aud kindred.
The London Tines publishes lsster
from its wellknows correspondents 10 the
United States. the burdaa ot uhieh il
that she North have no right 10 sssat The
vanqsishsd - anything bat mon sbon
they have fairly besten in battle. He
writes strongly and urges the pelicy 81
mercy. :
Sstheswais,s Circular Of the evening d
the llsh rsporns fair business in Ameri.
cas ooeafiti<s.
ID the House Of Commons on the l4th
the bin providing fns the alelitisn Of tests
required Of the applieaass for the degree
Of A. u 1t Oxford Usivsrsisy wss deba-
ted aud passed 10 second reading By t06
10 100. This b reported 70 b the last
importans division of The present paTlia-
ment.
The Bishop Of Chester died on the
18th.
RsAHos.-The Monitsar Of ths issh
says:
TIE ruuor that shs gsvsramsas i pre-
pairing to send large reinforcnsn.s To-
Mexico Is entirely unfounded. Prepare
tious were making q Toulon for the tfisi
Of : new electrical intsrsal machine b.
which Il il stated iron elsd vessels cen Be-
instantly Destroyed.
PRUss1A.-In The Prussisn Upper
Chamber propesisiea vs. carried s. ;
large majority aGtinst the niaisters, that
the goverumens shonld bring forwar1 =
bill plnishing that menbsf Of the Die &
uttering calum nies or othss sstionabls az
pesseisss darisg debate shosld b liable
% panishmsnt BY the gsasral laws 1t the
Lard. ~
ErAIN.-Repests havs bssa current
that H1xsaosaa. Veleneia ard Catalina
had bsss plsesd i ) sssae q sisgs. BIT
. Z
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H We publish for the information

H We publish for the information Of
our readers an extract from the Constitn1
tion of Iowa prescribing the process oi
amending ths State Constitution. Ouf
readers will perceive that the process i
somewhat tedious. requiring that eacL
amendment ebail be approved at two sac-
csssivs sessions of the Legislature, and
then be adopted by direct vote Of the
people at the polls at general State
election.
Here is the section TO which We refer,
and the only one under which an amend
ment Of the Constitution can be effected
prior to the year 1870:
Section l. Any amendment or amend
men,s to this Constitution may be PRO
posed in either House of the General
Assembly; and ifAthe same shall be
agreed to by majority of the members
elected to each Of the two Houses. such
proposed amendment shall be entered on
their journals, with the yeas aud psys
taken thereon, and referred to the Legfs.
lature to be chosen at the next general
election, and shall be published, ss pro-
vided bv law, for three months previous
to the time of making such choice; and
if, in the General Assembly 90 next
chosen a. aforesaid, such proposed amesd.
nert or amendments shall be agreed to.
by msjorily Of sll.tbe members elected
to each House, then it shall be she daty
OF the General Assembly to submit such
proposed amendment or amendments to
the people in such manner, and 1t such
time as the General Assembly shall pro-
vide; and if the people sAAll approve and
atify such amcndmeat or amendments By
! nsjJrisy Or the elestos qualified to
vote Tor members Of the General Aesess-
bis, yotirg thereon, such amendment q
amendments shall become part of the
Constitution Of this Btats.
Nov, it il perfectly prspeesssoss, in
|our opinion, to undsTtahs 70 make an
|lseus - summer q ! qssstion Of no
rsal psassieal importance for the present,
rhieh cdnuot BE- sEsctuaily decided except
y : direct vote Of the people at the
olls ill the fall ofiseS. Az shsre u
. dosbt very considerable number Of
eople 10 the State in favor Of universal
nnsaRs, il u il accordance with Demo.
~ psissiplss 70 permit the pespb to
koi1S tho question for themselves Is he
ls. And in thai view Of ths nattSr
- can be no reasonable obieosioe q
eh action BY the LegislatuIS = 1kall
- the sovereign people y spder
= Ultimate verdict % this qassl -
nssasr provided BY the Oolel 49,
: ~ nssstins. - Y y ! ns ~
1il1snt 10 prastiedl iasse = - y
on; = the qseslisa IN e
= = ses one iavolvisg =
80, ~ = sins "a a. R
= ~ its bearings. NJ ~
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Washington. june 26.

VsuEsUu, Ouuc 70.
The President is not receiving visitors
to-day, owing to physical iSdispositios.s
Frederick w. Seward. for Me frst time
since he received his injuries, was able
yesterday TO walk from his chamber 10 IN
adjoining apartment.