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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-15
STocK-RAIsINo IN THE SouTn.-Thc New Orleans

STocK-RAIslNo IN THE SouTn.-Thc New Orleans
Picaytne has the following:
We sec no other more practicable or rcmunere-
tive employment OF our corn surplus than in tho
raising and fatteninS OF stock. The South is pc
culiarly favored for this business, in the grcnt
abundance fine grazing lnnds and in the longer
period when these lands afford green food of tho
most nutritious character. Cattle can be kept
April until the first of November, with no other
food but the rich grass of these lands of which
there are millions of acres, stretching in belt of
from one to two hundred miles wide from tho
Mississippi river to the Virginia lme These lands
are generally unoccuped, unclaimed, constituting
commons, where any and everybody can Craze
their cattle with safety.
In the summer and spring the cattle that Craze
in these woods are in tip-top condition, but in the
winter they got very poor and die off in great
poor and the population too sparse to produce
corn or other food enough to keep them alive
through the winter. Hitherto the cattle owners
cane, which used to be very abundant, to feed
their cattle and even keep them fat in the winter
But this resource is rapidly failing.
One Of the calamities which fell upon the people
OF the piney woods during the late war, was the
seeding of tho cane, which marks it's decay and
entire disappearance. To keep alive their cattle
for the future, during the winter, their owners
lands, and must buy and transport it from the
more northern sections of their States, where it
abounds. But to do this two things are needed
"HIch uO iot HOW eSlSt, 10 VIII: money TO Duy With
and roads to transport on. These Obstacles can
be easily surmounted by energy and enterprise.
Let our corn producers sell their corn to cattle
rasers on shares, or exchange the same for cattle
If cattle can be driven from Arkansas and Texas
to Illinois, and sheep from the Rio Grande to New
Orleans, certainly they can be driven from the
piney woods along the Gulf to the rich corn-pro-
ducing sections Of Central and Northern Mssis-
sippi Alabama and Georgia. This arrangement
would dispense with the transportation Of the
corn for winter use. These and other arrange
ments, which arc found easy and practicable in
the North and West, only require POPULATION and
enterprise to carry them out in the South with
even more brilliant results.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-15

A correspondent Of the Washington Republican
states that Major General Hooker is to bemarred,
on September IL, to Miss Groesbeck of Cincinnati
sister OF Judge w. L. Groesbeck, ex-member OF
Congress. Miss Groesbeck enjoys an income Of
$40, 600 per annun1
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-15

The NAVY DEPARTMENT has dispatched gun
boat to proceed via the River st. Lawrence, to De-
troit and the Lakes. This action of tho Govern
ment men is deemed important as Terminating the
long.eIisting treaty stpulations restricting naval
protection on our hontier waters =, a.'' a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-15

Ohio papers say that Hon. John A. Bingham Is o
candidate for United States Senator. They also
hand In the Legislature they would certainly elect
Dir. Vailandigham. q ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-15

Mrs. MARY BURR died lately in Now York, and
has made the following noble use of her money:
To the American Biblo Society, $4,000.
Foreign Missionary Society of tho Episcopal
Church for Africa and China, $780, 900.
Domestic Missionary Society, $4,000.
The Burr and Burton Seminary, Manchester
Vermont, $4,000.
New York Hospital, including Bloominedalc Asy-
lum, $40 600.
Institute for the Blind, $4,000.
Eye Infirmary, $4,000.
ST. Luke's Hospital, $4,000.
Protestant Orphan Asylum, $4,000.
Children, $4,000.
Society for the Relief of Aged and Indigcnt Fc-
males, $1,000
Woman's Hospital, $4,000.
Missionary Society for Scamen, $4,000
Nursery and Childs Hospital, $4,000.
New York Juvenile Asylum (Thirteenth-street),
$4,000.
Colored Orphans Asylum, $4,000.
Colored Home, S., 600.
Society for the Widows and Orphans of Clergy
Children's Aid Society, $1,000.
Saint AIMS Episcopal Church for Deaf Mutes,
$4,000.
Protestant Episcopal Church Society for the
American Church Missionary Society for Mis-
sionary objects in Nevada Territory, $4,000
st. Lukes Homo for 1ndigent Christian Females,
$4,000.
Society for the Relief of Destitute Children of
Seamen on Staten Island $4,000
The decedent's rcsiduary estate is divided equal
ly among the following institutions: American Bi-
bic Society American Church Mission Society ::
Foreign Mission Society Of Protestant Church !:
Domestic Mission Society; New YORK Hospital, and
New York Dispcnsary.
BY codcil, deccdeut devisos to the Prison AS
soc;ation Of this city five Thousand dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

between the Borough Of York and Bs''incre air
line to sshington. In order 10 facilitate postal aud
military communication between Washington and New
York.
The company Is authorized to increase their capital to
the extent OF two millions OF dollars the road TO be 0
double track provided With appliances for the trans
portaton OF troops and to be completed in two years
Three cents to be charged per mile for passengers
and xix oonts a tun FOX freight
MI. PENDLE1oS tOhio) objected to the second read
Ing Of the bill.
Tie question therefore REQUIRED or is rejection.
Mr.. fAgAsw ORTIZ said il was necessary Ia have the
road proposed. He pointed ont the fact that not one
cent was appropriated by this bill
Mr.. THOMAS (Aid.,) desired postponement Of the
bill ard gave among other for this that the Leg
isiatufe OF Mar land now IN session. should have e
opportunity of looking into the subjectbesidts the bill
was in conflict with the decision OF the Supreme Court
Of the United States and in dcrogaton Of the rights OF
the State of Msryand Tie legislation proposed was
for the benefit Of the Northern Central RaIond ana
would strike heavy blow at the Baltimore aud ONO
Railroad
The furthes consideration Of the subject was then
postponed for ten DAYS.
Mr. SCnEScK (Ohio) called up tbe bin amendatory Of
the Enrolment Act, pending which the House, al 81
O'Clock adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
NEW TESTIMONIALS
(hTAERH CURED.

L!HocIS HosPTAI Ws.arsGroS D. c, Oe. l. 49,
have been srssy, yeer. pat s ted with chronic dy
csIirh whica yer go BECAME bad that my hearing
threatened leave soec.E. Ny throat became m atty
sse-'e5 There con-' roaring IN my head which.
With ne oh. symptoms always greatly aggravated bx
re II htst cold" d.. NonEEcnber commenced treating
year 40 and Las coa,inGed 20 t.sst long interval.
since lua happy 10 state that The .Eealent of Dr. Noa
ESQ., berg hos reduced constant Improvement, tia. y
hearing il ac ycrc'ly restored hynostrs are free from
nfa ston, ali ny general Eeh i much improved thai
ooA Tor perm rc.toraton. AID that speedily
iycd fact lido che.ffy recommend a. p.rsons sufeTit
from catarrhal affections 70 ePply Dr. Ven EiSenbsrs to-
treatment, feeling ssred that with proper opportunity az
g ~ et,ci
JANIS T, FERnE csptsn L. S. A.
wss completely dea .cSers yesy'. and hearing Of Dr.
you Eisenbe:s srco epuiaon IN restoring the hearing
c.rd him md .ssone oueTJou ny yrcs; establishments
AID ore--lve pleasure nov h'sr perfectly well came
H. 10 the Dotto. perfectly deaf andhssr never expected 10
10. This skAi umI.yal.l ....
CHARLES CHAPPELL,
Washington hlsse..
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SIGHT RESTORED.

AN EXTRAORDINARY EEsFokaIIoS of sibHE
rL,vRyScs GsEsxA OF No. ldo Ess. actE<.. New York
CIV have bern ufring from blindness Of 's !e:t eye fcts
con,ln bic period. The ey' coatHrSfy IN state oI
ree rgsni,noa fo'a VIII the good eye became Affected
and Indeed ny general hcsitl r-s:y inferred by II.
Hearing oil pr Won E.nheTs great rcpgstion sud
o., said hopcs case ca.d on the Doctor who,
s.r examining uDl.giso. ease ard within fo.nh,
found ny sell alo,, pcicy cured. Il 1, now moth
.ineo placed myself under d.. Ven Escubegs treatment
81. happy b, sb.s thai tie Inflammation Is en-
trey .oae, ,hl see perfectly With bn eyes, adde's !"
which IN good health bes.inz have not enjoyed slice
wss bind do corss,iousy and gratefully swear 70 the
above .sen-nt IN justice st che Cry hsH Of no
city OF y. WON, he loth lay o; October 1884
LAWRENCE 0RESNA.
syo,, before ne his 10Th day Of October, 1864
C. GODFREY GrNTHER, Mayor.
TIE Grand seal Of lie
New fork Mayo.styb
III, Won ElsENBEEG iasy be consulted on tie diseases
If IN. eve and .sr and FOX cssIrh Of the efoe. No JIG
broadway. Ne~-iot
Tn. FsTHETICO NEUR ALGlCON IL now on eKhibifiss
al ID, Won EIsENBERGs Coosu,ins Roon1. No oA0
BROADWAY. uesr teFhr,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SOLDIER : EAnOS'

ga motion OF Mr.. IyGERsOLL, the Committee
on AIarg Affairs were instructed 70 inquire into the
cypedeno, OF providing IL all where less than
fGl rsl!os are i-ued 10 the soldiers, the difference
shell " made up in Io.Sy.
TBI iyTYINAL BEvESCE BILL.
Tie House ten proceeded TO act on the amendments
sepO~ "a Yesterday from ths Committee Of the Whole
" TIE state Of tie Union 10 the AmendstOry Inte,na
Ees6Lee Bill
tNsa,ij su The amendments reported wers oOncurTsd
=, shas 6ibe, were n xrved t0f separate votes.
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The Canadian Parliament.

QUIBrC Saturda., Feb II, ZOO.
The H0use in Committee last night adopted
the appropriation Of s3i0OO for the expenses OF ine
Volunteers sent to tho frontier prevent raids by the
Southern refugees upon the territories OF the United
States; also appropriation Of so OOO to make good
The money improperly returned 10 the 81. Adams rain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
lAdg rtiscuenLl
AD..I On AnNEs

lAdy-rtiscrienLl
A song OF SONGS.
From tho perfumed golden Sun-LIrd
Where the herbs give strength diyinest
Where the fruits Weld richest flavor.
have drawn my wondrous power.
Power not 80 much fog healing
A. FOR SirkHtss's PRFNtS1:oN,'
Nursing R,Gi Hs own rosy Hover.
" ith grand sHtdiiiHg Nl0OG
To the glorious human system.
Nrrsr made BIZ Hfarcp for Ws
Whose dire use Is Only found In
LoSG AND CO-uN DOCIoB.lTIs'
Wonld you then save Tint and HoEs"'
Would vou s,eci yOur Nerres aud Hnsci'S
Would you 'scepe the parRs ~ siotrss"
Would you kcep by Across shfiI.n'
Wcl--the ialisuan j. simJtC
Use Nj beverage divine
Add QUE teaspoon OF me only
To tumhlcr II cold water.
Drink it (iirsi thing 10 tho morning.
Sane before your nights retriLg-
Ibis the recipe sll tod
Bat your Hamry' bear sou question.
MEDICAL PISt APrLr CHER -
Natures own pre3cri ing gold
Long aen Nv Truth discovered
Through the genius of u N.BJl
andy u. I. EAEDlTr sold
rIIcF-.
THREE DOLLAEs PR BOIILE GULL QU.Bil
Two DOiLAls Pr BoIHL (ftlL INfh
OSf DOLLAR Prk Bottle 9TH HAu-irNl.
Ono quart bottle. two pint bottles T Tour hnii PIE
lOiilos sent free 10y express on receipt OF prce f"i
ale everywhere. B T. BADnIrI Sole Aeen'; =.
Nos a. Is 80 D. - 20 - and - Wa-hit rtnn ~, NY
crlebg.i.d S.w lo-s merchant. who has made hsf
,ngh rel o. the Pine Apple Cider essrr's pr tnlho ha
an~d tn pounds Of fest month Al III" ufsi M II
ontinus - vse above directed and And- wy h~it
s ssvs has proved rptrc prev'nt'e 10 'ekns-' ~ VI
ed the NEGLECTED Cd-r SANITY ior Zen year M las no
,.sn .ics one Day duiins That time
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Advertisement 4!

DO not waste your money buying any o. The
numorou. worthless Article. called GoLp ftN' which
nave flooded the market for the las, fc~ years when
at lover prices you get pens which arc acknowledged
10 he the Ersr n THY woELp.
Avoid the shameless pniia,ors whose lack Of bfeih'
con,p-ls them to cory s@'s'''-'~s"r IL you
want tho full value 81 your money 20" IN ah"'bo'
column: Tho Pen j. Mglticf thsn the sword,
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LcgiNiniiyc Junkctina.

ST. LorIs. saturday Feb. IS IsIa
The State Legislature has accepted an invita-
ton from lie Chamber Of Commerce Of this city to
visit 81. Louis and partake Of n banquet. They have
designated Tuesday next the time for the festival
The State Convention is also invited 10 share IN the ics
fiyitiee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
Death Of Col. Joseph Wallace.

LolIsvLLr. Ky. Saturday. Feb. II. l-'5
Col. Joseph Wallace, formerly of fhila-
depia and for the past six wears CONNECTED with the
editorial department Of The Louisp Journal died this
morning from paral!s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
T. derived from The GreeS word A.opiiko,. which, it,
nsl scc,p,a,oo -lsn6e pertaining he the .heor,
or philosophy Of as,e. te science Of aon thai
which explains the Of mental pain pleasure. Neural
aud oeos discourse with the saH The meaains
reyel by the la Is instrument machine de-
sei On philosophical principle. Will thorough kuosieds
Of The ueryou. .y.trm.
in describing tie at length 10 show i,s uses
the, my be- better understood by tire general slnere We
,v. simpler explanation The nevous system is tic souros
ofmsny Diseases
All phys csns admit ,h and s pros. at least TO be aba
to app'y remedy The Alopathic, Homeopathic and Hr
lropadc BY prescribing opac' snodyne' SC. may andd'
alleviate TIE pain orng from impaired diseased nerves, bo'
~, does not restore the 1t i Only temporary relief
relief too 20 some one nerve the expense ofhe entire
system The A;.,hetico Seurslg gloon Of DIR. Won EIsEN
BERG no, merely aays The irritaion but The nerve
% Il, normal condition The Doctors theory is, tina. each
nerve Lss specific oce aud has s peculiar susceptible
ity Thus. for cympc The OF vision is in'nsioe to
,ouch md on The other bend henrve Of touch is nssn'bt
% light and 80 On through the whole system The great az
ceeuce ofli sshecai instrument is, that can be appiet
not on aue,,vok principle which principles at all.
bat TIA, car be opped with accuracy end certainty any
nerve OF nerves . are or impaired the dsrfen.
nerves Of notion or s,usaoa to ,he the Or the
touch as in plray.s.
t. those Therefore who ere any way aced ~ io''of
eight or bearing With clsrh lroIchli, chez. lung ds
cases We earnestly suggest wi. 10 he oasing apsmenis
Of d. Won EIsENBEBG There lie VII be sPeeiiy made
kos, tbe possibility Of eu4e in even complicated es.e..
and u. be encouraged 10 roc.ee u, lie "a discharged thor
ouehly renovated and cusei
Tie reader p',u.ns Ni'ws have lere presented n-
touching the bsu'y eomPIexiy, co'Hss' touching the
v,rop. to Which tie Ihs'Ico Neurizeon be ap-
piled my be Induced - believe iLst Il ile wafAA o. os
endaton. hsys exceeded The sober .h az to ts
u,!y BIZ lave lot exceeded The limits Of con''
mon sense IN on. description We 10. bow rrepii:eS
any one o1,y b. agani he cannot, wbn Is thoroughly
explained hiuand hat Ire inventor i prepared da
sny time 20 those who es upon hi-Slt b. convinced '
III 'hs' Is Gained FOG IT, H'B = the mot perfect nec'aci
consr'ance for he e. ion Of .rrtua.Ied and ehesssd
nedca pfep" ,,ion. uo,s n lie will even confess
"he Dc a,,y minded ,ha, "a many TeTees Is de'IedH
rrs slou, an ,nc revolution IN certain Department. OF
science and ha, II /. ghs, Il, nycn.Or with 5cssonhold' "A
apparatus the, wi 10 more TO uiiisss human fuSeHg than
anything a IN IL .he pa-, this Tine has been AZ led "a
'tbo ,re..l-Nee io,k Lresiag Epys.., Sept 20 1885,!
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iAdvcriissinsrt

lAdvcriissinsrIl
CHEROKEE MEDICINES ron THH lNPoRIt
address IL w l. MELVIN a Co. No. 90 Liberty d.
New York,
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IAdrerii. emsntl

fAdverisemsnt.l
FEMALE COMPLAINTS should be l-ed' "S lhoy
sur.ly can be- hy few doses 81 AYES SAl-ArAJLLA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

lAdvrrfiseuout
MEsSRs. FOWLER a WILLS, Psychologists
"a Broadway. give Charts Of Character daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

lAdyertist fteui .
LETTERS. $40 Broadway, Is selling his stock OF
aides and ChilIens Boots ard Shoes and Inc he1iS
slippers @, low prices JoIers "'J bioao"h!'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
Business Notice.

MsgcUTiO SAID OF his wound,
Hvo, mol O, de.y }. ureV, or az sif'
4, q gate, bit II would d."
PLANTATION BirTyBs viii not rai'e ,Le led.
Bot they cure the .ics. emit Ao d'pfe''e1
Add ros- tint charm TO the social circle
And render life thing 20 be enjoyed.
Also. tho thing itself + quite enjoyable
Never WAS searching Tonic IN such p-a'so' shape.
Tender youth. declining age. tbs u.,nd
O',Y wrought by mental care, most gentle icu.e'
And the wreck Of men oil hnd tines. BiGeT.
file balm Of life and source ofhealh.
Delay not tnel. Conveniently dopostsd
In every town vbereyer civilization estenJ.
/, cen De Obtained TIVE, genuine and sorr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
l;rutleueu's scarf I'tus,

CrsudRll's Spring H0rse. 10 Ire -e-. Gs'' Fror-l-
l.- Sc neatly rcpsrod also Gs s.'a rtfsniouIs'oEs'
d, tho Manuiaetory, No. $50 Ess, Twenty sxsh,i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

Astbe meaning Of The name given by " Won EIsEH-
BERG to hi. new invention may no. be easily comprehendsA
we The Ncc Y9rk Lsaag Epves give the following e.
psnstion OF it, io' The better understanding Of tie geo.
. -si .ufc.ef
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CONDITION OF THAT ORGAN.

Geo. &. Parker N H~
'erncr ws-hing'or au1 u" tar'.,..
Oder ~ -a.eA ~ ,cash
49, ~ Guilty.
FISH NJ PROVISIONS
MAChfE' l.. GOLDFISH. SALMON. AC..
l'.slS BEEF TONGUES. Sc,
Ltira L"' " md shi Duchess County Miss PORN,
Lxus MESS BEEF. in hlrr,l, aud halves,
Choice sud good 4 ABLE III TffR,
EIt.a ile oli scco'.d quality litEsE.
SALT, SOAPS, BARLEY, STARCH. SALkRAlis. &C.
Greer resp c'fuly invited 20 e'lL
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Ksthet1cs-Neuraistcow
DIR Won EISENBERG0
NEW INVENTION t~
FOR THE CURH
OF TIE MOST COMPLICATED
DISEASES OF THE ORGANS o.
SIGHT, HEARING.
As WELL AS
G ii Il . y &c CAT A RR H
DISEASED THROAT,
ASD ANY DISEASE WHERE THE MUcUs
MEMBRANE rs DESTROYED
or IMPAIRED.
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iient!emcn's Sc1rT T"si ,o,,, rr,,
TWO THREE. FOUR, FIVE. SIN ElOhT len.
1--WE DOLL ARA each Fot sale BY GFO. G. ALLEN No.
as Brgs!wsyi Que 4o2S hs?~ Coasts
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Lombard Pins,

Lombard Pins.
faI fsds. Hail. New svls. n.s r~ccis-j irom i,i.
TWO. THEE, FIVE. EIGHT, JEE. TWELVE, flt-
TEEN, TWENTY 20 FORTY DOLLARS ,s,b. f0E sal" oy
GEORGE e. ALLEN, No. II" bre'awhy,
fDun door below lshs' =.
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Itch: Itch! Iteh.

Wanted. ..i on plate FILES OF THE N. I, DAILY
TRiBUhE .nd N. WORLD from J-n. Ise!. Addse-s W.
5, Box No. is) TtS~ 9aSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

Mr. ScHrNck Ohio, from tie Committee on Al h1nr,
ai-- exported the following Senate bils, winch were
passed: ,
g.om -, Louis
Authorizing The President to appoint Second
e.i,tapt. secretary 81 War NJ - 900 per annun.
Providing for the publication OF full army regstcT.
Defining y hat shall constitute ofhcers' sefynLts
Cir StEFNCK also reported u bill providing ihnt any
ner,cn in the army charged with m Ofense under he
scs calling out the militia may he brought peiore me
GaI o1icarg Of Biz gnent Tor trial. but nothing Ia
hi bin ,ha be construed 10 aboah regiment or gal
rison court martial
ALDO bill authorizing tho President 10 make trans
er ~ army officers from The line 10 staff oicers etc.
Also a bi for the better Organization o. the Sub.
s.stcnco Department
Thcso bIi- we're severaliy passed.
A REFUGEES AND IhtEDMkSs BUREAU.
Mr. ScuIscR also reported bill 10 establish IN the
Iyar Department Bureau Cor Refugees and Freed.
H. stnyXCK said the bill made distinction on &C.
count Of coor but intended 10 PROVIDE fof the re-
ljefef white refugees:
The bill was passed.
rycRHAsED PAY FOR TIE ARMY
n, yp.u,u XVI from the Committee on
Military Affairs reported bill 10 increase inc pay OF
offcers of the sfmy below the grace Oh h1lsaaleI,
General and eIeDptins officers from 'he income AMI
On motion Of NJ Roso 1il) an amendment
s. ,nado Increasing the pay Of priva'es 10 w PER
month. ia, a. an. Hfn,,.,r con
80 .ho subsequently reported the bill as II was
originally introduced. and 1t Was passed.
RANK OF ARMY 0ffcFRs
II, q .Ry7RLp 0Ohio) reported bill from me !omm'
tse ON Military Affairs determining the RANK OF ooe's
resntering the military service, ana ~ was p7''ea'
The AIRLINE RAILBOAD. ~
w. r.pxswORrg 0ll) from the COMMITTEES on MIL
tsry Affairs reported q bill authorizing tns So,LsIh
Central Railroad Company OF Peansy.fsnis eao DIAL.
iaud. or their sssgaA TO CONSTRUCT 4 pfssSa saa5's'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-11-07
Baltimore Advertisements.
ES ABLISHED 1895.
PIANOS, PIANOS, PIANOS!

MANUFACTURER OF
Nl GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS
Factory 81 and Sc. Camden Street, near Howard
Ware Rooms No. Z, n Liberty Street, above Balt
more, Nd, has constantly hand large assortment
of PIANOS of his own make, with full IRON frame and
overstrlrg. Every instrument warranted for years.
with the privilege of exchange within IL months, If
hand Pianos at prices from 50 to $500 always on hand
Melodeons and Parlor Organs from the best makers.
Parties wishing to purchase respectfully referred
to Mr. w: c: Graham, of Va. Institute for the Deaf
Dumb and Blind, and to Mr.. j. W Albv, and Prof. A.
j. Turner For prices and further particulars apply
to Joel Ettnger, our sole Agent for Staunton and
vicinity. Sept 49, Rm
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| owned, the prouder they were and this has pro-
duced hostility between the mass of the whites
and the negroes. The outrages are mostly from
-slaveholding whites against the negro, and
from the negro upon the non-slaveholding whites.
The negro will vote with the late master, whom
he does not hate, rather than with the non-save-
holding white, whom he does hate. Universal
suffrage would create another war, not against
us, but a war of races.
Another thing. This Government is the freest
and best on the earth, and feel sure is destined
to last; but to secure this, we must elevate and
purify the ballot. for many years contended
at the South that slavery political weakness,
but others said it was political strength; they
thought we gained three-ff his representation by
it; | contended that we lost two-ffths.
If we had no slaves we should have had twelve
Representatives more, according to the then ratio
Of representation. Congress apportions repre-
sentation by States, not districts, and the State
apportions by districts.
Many years ago moved in the Legislature that
the apportionment of Representatives to Con-
gress, in Tennessee, should be by qualified vo-
tors. se
The apportionment is now fixed until 1872;
before that time we might change the basis Of
representation from population to qualified voters,
North as well as South, and in due course OF
time the S tates, without regard to color, might
extend the elective franchise to all who possessed
certain mental, moral or such other qualiica-
ions as might be determined by an enlightened
public judgment.