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Ready-Made Clothing,

And we are selling these goods as low as any
other house in the trade, without any exception.
Our connections with the East are such that
we are able to offer SUPERIOR INDUCE
MENTS ~ parties in need of goods in our line
We shall spare no phins to maintain our repu'
est stock of goods in our line III the city. to
which We invite the attention of CLOSE BU L
Frs. We buy exclusively for Cash.
- Special attention given to the hihnE oi
orders.
UNIFORM SUITS
Made to order On short notice.
my9-Gm a. NJ. ADAMS ~ ~
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p. E. ZINN,

Z. Il. NINN,
1IRUITERER g. CONVECTION
IL Err, Bridge Corner, Wheeling, w. Va,
wholesale and retail dealer in Foreign Fruits,
Nuts and Cigars and manufacturer Of Refined
Candy.
Wedding and other parties furnished on short
notice and accommodating terms. sep20
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o = r c I A l..

War DEPARTMENT, Ad,xtant Generals Ofcst
Shingtoa, d. c. May 90 1855
The following officers having been reported at
the lead quarters Of the army for the offsnses
gil stand dispissed the service Of the United
States, unless within fifteen days from this date
session in this city. Of which Brigadier General
John o.. CALDWELL United States volunteers. is
charges against them: ~ 'A'
War Department. AdJMant General Ohce}
WdShiag ton, May 20 1866
First Lieutenant Sebastian g. McFaden ON,
termaster S:h Tennessee volunteers, charsed Wit,
ofenses and heretofore published, is exempt from
beln z dismissed the eryice Of the United States
the Military Commission instituted by Genera
Orders No: So, series Of 1868, fr;m the War De
Tense has been made in his case.
&. d. TOWNSEND
--- Assistant Adjutant General
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FLY IN THE WHEAr.-Many of the farmers
OF this and the lower portion of the county say
that the fly has made sad havoc with the grow
ing wheat 1t has also greatly damaged the
crop in neig b boring parts of Delaware.-EN-
ten Md Wing.
IL Under the constitution State census
must be taken once in ten years, and this is
the year in which 1t is to be made in Pennsyl-
vania. The work will probably commence in
June.
UThe Connecticut Assembly has passed
an amendment to the State Constitution, as to
allow the colored population the right Of suf-
TRACE.
1The expenses Of Government freightine
Al New York nave been reduced 25OO,OOO q
month by the discharge Of twenty. I'VE char.
tered steamers.
~So great is the number of visitors to the
or ave OF Mr.. Lincoln at Oak Ridge, that line
OF omnibuses has been put on the road between
that place and Spring field, for the sole pur.
pose OF accommodating these pilgrims to the
tomb OF the martyr President.
RThe surrender Of Kirby Smith has caused
great relaxation in the rules governing the
shipment of goods from New York to English
Spanish and Mexican ports contiguous to
SoWhern ports.
SGeneral Beauresard, Of whom we have
heard very little for the past two months, was
IN New Orleans on the 22d, and registered his
name at General Banks headq quarters as a pa.
rolled Rebel officer.
sThe Lincoln funeral procession in San
Francisco was three miles long.
SA commencement-one brick building ia
in course Of erection in Richmond, Va
~The Nashville race course is being pre.
pared tor June sporting season.
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PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs FOR THE ENBAR6HMlNr Of
L TH1 CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.

sealed Proposals will be received st the otics
S 81 hs anti e fs Bs 3 @
inc ss hSrsrs the work Of sa.;
iron ana .t .Ims,
main floor OF the building to. and including ths
GGf At the ns and so1'h end.
used Of Sh ii h III: u s
The new wings to, be substituted for the prss-
afsg
II g. &e; TO corresr2nd With the present LIBRARY.
fnished with iron frames valves, DC. similar te
the doors on the north apd@south ends of the
stiueted wash basins. water closets &c. viii iO be-
Lne rGIt Is to be framed Of rop and
r Se sPa sSvfd;i f9 Se
air p pr are 70 be
the floor Of the present ii6rsrY and all the bTons.
Ing and gliding are to be done similar to that in
tSns on the Work. both Of re-
moving and building at his own expense.
form. by addressing letter to the Comm ss
Of Public Buildings. and the drawings ray Be
once Of the Capitol Extension from nine 10 three is
The contractor will be required to give bond,
with two responsible suretiss, in the amount OF
The PROPOSES sill be opened by the Commits
sioner of Pr blic Buildings at his office in the Gap
tsl, IN the presence of the Secretary OF the Int
rior and all other persons who may choose to De
pres present, cemmsncinfa' l2oclock. noon on the
sponsible bidder, who will. in the judgment OF
the Be cretsry of the Interior, perform the work
to reject all bids Each bidder will be expected
to encIese with his proposals the names of the
persons who are to become his sureties.
b. b. FRHNOH,
Commissioned Of Public Buildings.
WASHINGTON, May 50, 1865 = je 22aw3w
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EVENING STAR,
Affa,,e In Georgetown.

aKoRsErowN COUNCILS, June 2d---Bodrd Of
Aldsymen.-The Board met at the usual hour;
present, Recorder Cox, Aldermen Beail, Berry
The board passed the following resolutions /:
Authorizing the transfer Of stock held by r L.
Maskall, trustee, to Mary J: Maekall; correct
raent OF the new market; providing for the
purchase Of a roller to be used on the streets
repaired BY the corporation, and relating to
the corporation: stock in the chesapeake and
Ohio Canal, and the board adjourned - :
Common CounciL-The President being alb.
cent, Mr.. Mitchell was called to the chair.
A petition from e. W. Fowler was referred.
mr3 Stake, from the poor and workhonse
committee, reported q resolution for the pay
ment OF expenses of that In stItution.
mr. Hieston reported back comm unication
relative to insurance of the new markes ana
the committee was disc charged from the con.
slderation of the subject
MIR HYDE reported a communication from
VIM Dickson, chief engineer OF the u. >. Steam
Fire BRIGADE, relative TO the cost OF steam
fre.enrine and of the annual cost OF main.
tanning a suitable force for service in George.
town: referred back to the committee.
Resolutions relative to the corporations
stock in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal o.;
authorizing the transfer OF stock entered in the
name OF Richard Mackall, trustee, to Mary J.
MackalI; correcting an error in the ordinance
for the government of the new market; author
iziDg the purchase Of q street roller for use on
$500 for the arrest of the incen diaries who de-
stroyed the parsonage of the Presbyterian
Church; and the Offering of o similar reward
by the Mayor for the arrest of incendiaries
hereafter, were adopted, and the board ad.
tourned. -
PUBLIC SCHOOLS DfsTRIBUTIoN OF CARDS
OF MERIT.-This ceremony concluded yester-
cay afternoon. The distribution took place at
the west q georgetown schools. the attendance
being excellent Notwithstanding the ram, and
the exercises very interesting. These schools,
primary, male and female are under the in
struction OF Mrs. 1lams and Miss Hanna.
distribution
Montgomery street school house to the Male
Grammar, Miss Emma Reed, teacher; Female
Grammar. Miss Huestis, teacher; Male Pri.
mary, Miss Laura Reed, teacher; Female Pri.
mary, Mrs. Edmonston, teacher The exer-
clses were quite as interesting as ON former
occasions. The cards were distributed by
Messrs John Marbury. Jr., W. II. TenneY.
Anthony Hyde and DR.. Barba, in. A premium
had been promised to the sci oIar having the
largest number of cards at this distribution.
Two young ladies, Misses Mary Baker and E.
Mcknight exhibited an equal number, and q
premium was awarded to each. The presen-
tstion was made by Mr.. J. W., Decide.
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~ The widow McClihtock, the great oil
millionaire, when she died left her property to
her adopted son Johnny Steele, a teamster. He
Immediately dropped the lines and put on
good clothes, and led very dissolute life all
over the country. For some time, it is said he
went round with bard Of minstrels. Walk
ing up Broadway, one day, he saw pair OF
npc horses and carriage. He stopped the
driver, and inq uired how much he ASKED for
the whole rIA The driver said 3l2, 0G0. Where
upon "Johnny" hauled out the amount, and
handing it to the driver jumped in for ride.
Having b ad ride enough, and taking q fancy to
the driver, he made him a present of his recent
purchase. At another time he Is said to have
purchased the Continental Hotel in Philadel-
bhia, In an extravagant freak. He gambled
with John Morrisseey, and paid 5000 900, it is
said, for the Amusement, Mr.. MS experience
being too extensive for hin. He has had nu.
merous escapes from losing his too easily got
ten wealth, by New York and Philadelphia
sharpers. Where he is Just now no one seems
20 know. Some say he is dead, but he will
probably turn up some day-perhaps again as
ceamster,
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PERSONAL.

MADAME RIsTILL, PRoFBssoRtoF MIDWIFE.
lyl by, who has SUCCESSFULLY treated all disesses
OF fenales for thirty years, can be consuited' ss
letter, and medicine sent By mail. Married or
single ladies' who REQUIRE Q safe and certain reme-
eauss, can rely upon her celebrated infallibls
French Femals Monthly Pills No. ], to restore
obstinate cases of long standing may REQUIRE No.
2, which are four degrees stronger than No. /,
. box. Can be obtained ct No. 1872 Chambers St,
New York eity o. sent By psil Win fult ip'teuc
Once Also solo in Washing g ton ct No; 467 9Th
street. betwsenE and y and corner New York
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THD OLDEST AOTlL CONDUCTED ON THI
4 EUROPEAN PLAN.
IL enlarged 20 double It's former capacity,
EUROPEAN HOTIL.

NJ hotel. the oldest conducted on the luropssA
kn, ru IA tnis city, las been enlarged and ~
aec Snr~ved IN every way necessary fer the ~
TSsnHn1Es .ation Of the increasing guests. lEs
sontinsS hopes that By attention 70 business n
Guests v;lS receive patronage 20 heretofore,
0harsss a1s be charged with what they rSoeiy0
oeNa r. 1MRIoH, Proyristor.
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EoR NoN-RlTlNTION OR INCONVENIENCE
L. Of ufiae. Irritation. Inflammation or UlcSr.
PROSTATE Glands, Stone in the Bladder. OaIculrs.
Gravel OF Brick dust Deposit, aud all Diseases
isss; use H1LMB0LDT FLUID IXTRxoT BIZ.
VhU, mar 266m
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VA number of Russian soldiers and Polish
he was such a good shot that he cosld strike
mans capwithout touching the head. A pea
SAINT accepted the challenge, but the moment
the ball str uck he fell dead. The soldier was
condemned TO months imprisonment for his
imprudence. In his de fence he alleged that
the fault was the peasants, and TO prove 1t, he
w ould repeat the experiment with the Judge
himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-03
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY THE
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION,
1875 l. 1877 Broadway, New York,

1919 10Y BROADWAY, New York,
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MILoDIoNs,
FINE OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGs,
Silver Ware, Pine Gold ard Silver Watches, and
ELEGANT JEWELRY,
CONSISTING OF
Ladies' Sets, Gold Pens with Gold aud
'G1s ss's fe1 and o is sdd a Ssit
Rings, &C., dc.
VALUED AT 100000.
DISTRIBUTIONS
-.~.. a. made in the following man.
ytgE srs nsn1 fffS tESi a5P
Ts One q &
to any address,, without regard to choice. on re.
't On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will
s
nsmea or can choose any other one article on our
W-Purchssers Of our SEALED ENVELOPES
may may, in this manner obtain an article worth
FOR ONE DOLLAR,
which they need rot pay untilit is known what is
ssffhs Is sATfsF AT SSE1S9 sss GUARANTEED IN
od TIE .HRERA sIPT fs % +! ss1. tn.
Original and Largest elf. Association eli I'll in the
in a fair and Sonorable N tanner. and a large and
greatly increased trade is proof,that our patrons
appreciate this method of obtaining rich and ele.
During the past year this Association has sent
very large number of valuable prizes to all parts
ceive the fni value Of their money. as no article
and sI rs NJ One Dollar
Parties dealing with us may depend on q, having
mediately sent to any address by return mail or
Ths following parties have ecsntly drawn val.
liable prizes from the Eureka Association. and
have kindly allow the Of their names.
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, PhiIadelphia,
Ps, Oh Painting; value, Siot; james Harsrayss,
So; i. F. Jones. Barrett, Marshall Co. Kansas,
bury, o.. Gold Wstch, value, SIS: j: F. shaw.
$40; Mrs Obas. j. Nevis, Elmira, N. z, Piano,
value. $500; Miss Lucy Janeway, Ilmira. N. Y,
Cluster d Rism 3oto Ring, value 800 Mrs. PEN
value, Sl25; Oscar M. Allen, 90. B. 142d regiment
value, S85; Rowland Patterson, Go. D, 10Th Iowa
Mrs. Abbey J. Parsons, spring 6eld,. Mas, MeIo:
syracuse. N; Y, God Watch. value. $50; Mrs
New York, Oil Painting, value. 500; Mrs. j. q.
Coles, Grand Rapids. Michigan, Silver Castor,
value, $40: Dr.. ]. R, Sinclair, No. Main street,
Luther Detmold, Washington B. c., Oil Painting,
Were we permitted. we mi ht add many names
50 doing, We therefore publish no names without
Letters from various parties throughout the
BILE gifts, may be seen on file at our Office.
LIST OF ARTICLES
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH.
without regard to value, and not to be paid for
until you know what you will receive:
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STRAWBERRY BAsKsTsl.,
- STRAWBERRY BASK ETS!i
STKAWBERRY BASKETS III

AT IS 90 PER HUNDRED.
All may now enjoy the luxury Of deli safe fruits
expense "a to render it unnecessary to remove the
fruit from the BASKET until ready for use.
This Basket is superior In every respect 70 any
Fruit Basket in use and We challenge the world
to produce one ut less cost. -f -
Fruit growers and dealers are requested to call
and examine them.
SIS Seventh street.
between Pa ave. and Canal.
: my IL cow Washin gton, d. q.
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= ''U-. between AZ and Stu streets.
SIEHrs RUB0, sYPHILtS, sTRIoryKs .,S shHi-
WHITES, sUBPRIssiON OF TUE MENsIS,
DISEASE OF THK LONGS. LIVE, KIDNEYS.
AND sPLEEN; SORE EYES, SORE TAAoAf'
HsYine Fad many years experience in the prsc-
tice * those diseases, the doctor bids dahanee to
ali competition in their treatment and cure.
Recent cases Of Esneresl diseases cured in one
or two days. Ladies and gentlemen can consult
him at his ONCE from to o clock daily.
o,,$
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AUCTION SALES.

FUTURE DAYS. -.
SALE OF oxHN AZ ALEXANDRIA. VIZ
Chief Qua,te,nqs,er,s oees. pspe. Of wass t:s.o~,}
VIII b. sold w ~ nri; ~ a., M s e. 5
xs a. 5ss. IS:
~ - ''' FORfY.FoUR oxlN. Sc
Terms cash in Government funds s;-or,n
my ut Brig Gen. Sssss s
r ARG1 sAL1 OF GOVERNMENT MULES.
a'S : &c., e.. &.y s. sss
Win be sold at public .nction, unde the direc.
g. at the Corrsls near the observatory. in the
City Of Washington. D: g; between
which have been used in the Government service.
The sale YIN commence On MONDAY. May =,
1855 at 10 o'clock g. n ana continue from day to
The mules win be sole s.ngly to the hi CHEST bid.
Terms cash. in Government fanas, -.
Brig. Gen. ard ohist qsaI ssrmsster,
Depot of Warrington.
Chief Qua,sernaqster,s Once. pspe Of washinston.l
nor1cp-rb wa ssds Nay g, lss5{
ued from day to day, and, these wishing to pur-
chase are invited to attend J. H RucksR.
~ Brig. Gen. and osisf on:1ssr@asser.
my 20 lat Depot of Washington.
CALI OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.
-
WasAinsso~ CITY. May e. 1865.
bidder. 1t Gissbcro. B. g.. on 70 the highest
$ $$}$S!A$ e.
TUESDAY, rud isS 9s and FRIDAY
OF each week theresfter dnr,ns the month AZ
June, 1855,
For road and f.rn;. DAY: .,,.
gains may be had.
Horses sold singiy: Sale to commence at 10 ..
m Terms cash. in United States currency.
PEI JANIS A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General, in charge FirstDfvi-
VISION Quartermaste- 6eneral's ONCE. my30 tje0
~AIr on CnvrpuMrNn uon,..
~ ,sJ-
luo'tefmdS'T Gene.dPs CDtcs- Ftyg DiUtss0n.
Will =, o,, s.asn, n,s. cry. May 20, 1855; {
bidder, 1t the Time and places named low VIZ
BALTIMORE. MARYLGND. WEnNEanAv
... June !. 1855. A'DA =
LANCASTER. PENNSYLVANIA. THURSDAY.
June 8, 1865,
READING, PENNSYLVANIA THURSDAY,
June Is 1855,
WEST CHESTER. PENNsYLvANIA.T THURS
MIPFLIN. pENNsYh4ANIA. THuRsnAv
Jnne - iSi5
PITTSBURGH pENEsVIV1N1A rurpcp.v
nA.,1no., 5aas 3, iss5; -un.sn.D
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THIS Is re GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
,Mashinston cou nty. in the District of Columbia.
MiehseiG stapleton. late of Washin gtoa city, D.
eceased All persons having claims az sinst the
san same. With the vouchers thereof, to the subscri
II aee, on or before the goth day OF MAY neg,
1865. JOSEPH GAWLER,
my 7-laW3F" Administrator
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WIS rs To GIVE NOTICE, That th subscri-
a per las obtained from the Orphans' Court Of
letters Of decentralization ON the personal estate OF
william Chase. late OF Washington, D. O., de-
said deceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof, to the su bscri~
may otherwise by law be excluded from ali benefit
Given under my hand this Id day Of Mav
1855 s -. LUSINDA On ASH'
my S-lAW3W"-s 49,. Administratriv
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j Lumber Yard to NATHANIEL B. FU0ITT
with whom Al persons indebted to me are ear
in order to facilitate the closing up Of the afsirs
OF the old concern. JOSEPH RU0ITT
WASHINGTON. D G.. April !, 1865
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m MRS DIR. CURTIS,
i HE TEST MEDIUM AND NATURAL CLAIR

II HE TEST MEDIUM AND NATURAL CLAlhs
VOYANT,
one of the most powerful healing Physicians that
has ever appeared before the public. Her SEQ
amines diseases with perfect accuracy. and has
never been suown to fail. She is medically edu-
Gated. and will treat ali classes OF disease. Mrs.
will do all she sdvertises, as Thousands can tes-
tify She will alto resd from the po wers OF second
sight of the past. present and future;
ONCE 4 90 Penna. avenue, Washington. oetWesu
4h and 9th streets my Is In
MRS H. Z. WRIGHT, Clairvoyant and Mag
lS1 netic Phy,ician. tthe most reliable in this
city, who" heals by laying hands sll durable
diseases maybe consulted at 400 9th tract, nesr
street. CONSULTATION free. my 9-1mr
OIO DR. BACKER, O1Q
Il Q The Most Wonderful Astrologef. 40
No. 21s street. between III and lSth sts., tive
squares from the st gives full ana thorough
information concerning all affairs through life,
with and In regard to Health, Wealth and Mar.
risge, Love Affairs, JOprnsys, Law Suits, Absent
consulted from in the morning till 8 in the eve
ming Entrance through the candy store.
my g. Inn
nEAR CAPTAIN-Dsn't spend any more time
~ or money trifiDg with quack doctors sr quack
Dsfbs lives st ST. sss III St. 'n''' mysim'
MRS. BROOKFIELD, Of Kansas, can be con-
lNl suited on the asst, Present and Future events
street, in the rear of Douglas Hospital She
has studied under one of the most celebrated
Astrolosers of the age. She guarantee salts.
faction 70 all those who may give her q call
She can be seen from .. m. to sp. m. Prize one
dollar. feb Ill 4m
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ORPHANS COURT. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
~ WASHINGTON COUNTY, to cit:-In the case
Britt deceased. the administrator v. 4. afore1
said has, With the appreciation Of the Orphans'
Court Of Washington County Aforesaid, appoint
ed Saturday, the Nth day Of June next, for the
hnsI settiement sud distribution of the personal
estate of said deceased and of the assets In hand
as far as the same have been collected and turned
INTO money; when and where all the creditors and
heirs OF said deceased notified to attend at the
Orphans, Court of Washington County aforesaid
With their claims properly vouched, or they NAV
said deceassd's estate: provided copy Of this
oroer De published once a week for three weeks in
the Evening Star previous to the said 18th dav ~
June, 1855. Test.-Z q R0RRJNS VI
my N.law3W Register of Wills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-03

NATHANIE B. FUGITT
LBMBEA DEALER
elATH STREET WIST, NEAR PA. AvBNUl
TNsTRU CTION IN LANGUAGES, HIBTORY
i Ard L1TERATURE. Inquire st 244 Pa. AZ.
APPS eou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-03

SlVENTH WARD-FtRST PRECINCT-No-
provisions OF the Of the city of gton
az election will be held e. Island s1 Hall corner Of
cinct asyenth W.,S for uector Rs;ssr nS
sg5veyos one member Of the Board Of Aldermen
Polls open att O'Clock m, Polls close at
O'Clock p. IA. GEORGE MATTlEGLY,
GEO. ". HINTON,
8. @, MAGRUDER.
mys0 to. Comm ssioners of Election.
SEVENTH WARD-sECONp PRgCINCT.-An
of June. 1865. in conformity to the provisions of
The CHARTER Of the 0ityof " at the Office
18th street. for Collector Register. Surveyor: one
n ember OF the Board Of Aldermen, and three
members Of the Board of Common Council. PsIl
open at O'Clock IN. and,cloae at p
10 ROBERT Fl. GRAHAM,
JOS. l.. PEARSON,
Pa. &C. ANDERSON.
my 70 te Commissioners.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

E1RsT wARp-tIRST PREC7HcI-Netiss IL
f.. hereby given. that in CONFORMITY 70 the pro-
an election win be held in the First Precinct of
the FIRST Ward on MONDAY; the sth dsE OF June
side Of atreet. between 18th and 10th streets for
aoenestor. Reeieter. and Surveyor. one member
the Board Of Common Council, to represent said
O'Clock p. b. SAMUEL DCvAL,
d, p N KAUFMAN,
r.. -. ~ JH0.B HARRIsON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-23

The New York News printed the COnfede-
rate Constitution in full on New Year day,
and declared IL better than the Constitution
of the United States, because it is a clear
er and more explicit enunciati0n Of the
doctrine Of State rights"