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fLLYEtaS1', July 1l--The Convention Of the in.
teFnational chain Of bustness colleges which has
hsen he1d in this city during the week, Adjourned
this afternoon. The fep1ion has been harmonious
and tnl OF Interest. Delegates were in attendance
from ostr forty cfier. Thu convention has been
addressed By The lrad,nS educational men Of The
State, and lelttIs were received from prominent
Statesmen. educators and hutness men through
ont the country. Judge Bell. Of ILL.,, WAS elecled
President for the ensuing year. The next conren-
tiDn will be held In Buffalo In May, 1867,
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FROM DES MONIES,
rnltafcat-yeU0l Satc-IIot Weather,

HnlfaFcaf-1e0ol Satc-IIot Weather.
DEs MONIES, July 13.-The '.stump-tal'' Dcmoc.
facy what left nttet the eals 10 the .kanga-
D1.tIic. judge, and e. E. Williamson. of Warren
County, for District Attorney In the Ftth District,
yesterday. It il q yerY weak ticket.
Elgh'een thousand pounds Of wool; IRON the
ocE Of t;rant Brothers, waa told IN this clfy yes-
tesday. The entire lot, With as much more, will 90
10 Chicago.
The beat is excessive here, but the ground is Jet
moist
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FROM KNOXVILLE.


The Grain and Fruit Cror-plssrfct
Court alton.
kHo1y1lIE, Tenn. july 13.-HarYest has been
gathered The wheat cfp Is very poor In fhe
no1.oeEn conntics. Oste yielded finely In The
tontEetn c4'1ptie. wheat Is good. Corn Is growing
En,tndldly. lhs peach crop Is abundant, and there
VIII be large 1selo OF apples.
storms and rain prevailed fhe fi,st Of ,Es week.
Jndee Ts!ees. Of The Vpitedr STATES district
soaf.. nst ao1oarned II vi Navemoes. Th.1e are
lie 9oeket. Msny have aready been d1sooscd Of
on the Ernnra OF SPECIAL p1rnon md amncsty.
1to1- to-day-Goye7nor Btown!tag,s ton sno ~
friend 81 Dick Mccann-ta which 3ol,ng Rrowuiow
cot decidedly tsrashcdi Bro1nlo,S armed h,msslf
nct4 On sight. ~ "ff""
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Price ST." Each.
MA NAEERS:
STEVENS, B0YDEh & CO.,
" DEta hbuNS. HfCACU.
r. u Drawer 1851. jy1ono23. TAaAnet
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IS Rand01ph-st.. Chicago.

Largest Piano Establishment in the
Northwest, Wholesale Warerooms for
Chickering Pianos," in Michigan,
Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa and Minnes-
eta. Pianos, Organs. and Melodeons
furnished to responsible parties, upon
payment Of a small amount down
and the balance in monthly INSTALL
ments. Secondhand Pianos taken in
part payment Of new ones. Send us
your names, and get circular with
full information, free Of charge. Post
Office Box 6373.
ioHf ~
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ROSS & GOSSAGE.

Da. SwA1s's VEGETABLE Ham BALM
Invariably restores grey hair to its frigi-
MI color, without staining the efin or
cloAhing. It leaves the most off, dead
aud\crisp hair, soft, moist anf glossy.
causeA it to curl. and keeps it i9its place,
while promotes its growtH and pre-
vents ita falling of:
II eon,at. /. neither oil or oz1lhol i.
Numerol preparations Fl oil, alcohol
and sulphur hAve been nEmed upon the
public, and hlking total failed to give
satisfaction, ~ manuf turers hare de-
ses-edB come II krief
+! DR.. Swain war;, pts a4is Vegetable Balm
to accomplish all Ae claims for it, and
authorizes his agent 10 refund the money
wherever it fails tot ke satisfaction.
It is an entirE II kw and scientihc'
preparation, prod feed bj The distilation Of
rare md fragrant Flowers, %hich rendczs1s
not only the b f. renewerG in the world,
but makes it PARTICULARLY q aEeeable as
hair dressing to bosh old Nd young,
while its liqf fd purity and aora odor are
in striking 4 5ntrast with the n&A " mix
.,turas usu9hy sold.
| The profricsor has letters from m\ny Of
|the most distinguished as we'll as fash( (na-
;ble peoTe, judges, clergymen, lawySrs,
iphysic4ns, opera singers. actresses, &A
terrifying to the remarkable virtues ot
the Balm.
Don't let any dealer urge upon you q DIFF
tfefent article, but II your tradesman does
not keep this, send one dollar form trial Dot
tie tothe nearest agent. Or the proprietor.
II for grey hair, send for No..l.
II Tor hair dresstnc. send for No.2
q. H. Swain, proprietor, No. 81 South Wa
ter street, Chicago
For sale by au the wholesale druggists
in Chicago.
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FROM SpKINGEIEI,l>.
AdJouTn1u eE1t OF the soldiers, Coarco.
t11u-NcW German Newepapcr

t3"n-NcW GERMAN Neyrepapcr,
SrEIsaFIELp, Ill L9ly 1s-The CONVENTION of
Close ct room to-day. number Of very 1mpc.;ant
resolutions were pared aao much buetness 81 nu7
lie interest was transacted. The officers for the en-.
Of The bptiness and list Of 1he officers Mi be
snppiied hy mail. "
1he INtEols Pot. a German weekly pc,yspaper
OF sound Republican principles. to he edited hy the
eslfsLt General H. LIB late Colonei Of The Cn1iad
staiez heavy artillery, will make It's dt5x .o~m9r-
row IN The state capital. and ntn supply 4 want
that Ia. long BEEN felt in this commuuily, The
Stcott Df1esrat, weekly of tue ceppsrhesd ts.th,
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CURE OF

0oAN-23 Ne
DEAFNESS and DISCHARGES from the EAR.
CHICAGO. June 2ssh. 1865.
DE-. a. T. I1ouTn11-Dsar Eli: Allow me to COZ,
ersuats you on the recovery Of your patient, tor
AN al! right, well, md can hear al we'll u evez.
Thedsscha.9e from my left ear, which had troubled
me- for neea 5csrs, has ceased, sna that ear is per.
fectlY sonpd.
The nicer, the result OF cold which settled In ny
right ear, u cureo, tho discharge stopped, and my
hesstnr which threefourths lost. restored and
I am now thankfully enjoying the luxury OF being
we AFTER SIX weeks Of Illness more painful an disa-
G7stable than evae before considered man lsbte to
undergo.
You are authorized to n,ske any us q you may see
1t Of ibis letter, and would cay to all similarly A.
aicted. ,has Dr.. LIshsh,is treatment has been EN-.
1InE1T P4sIELzssin fact that It relieved the pain
Of my Maess. as it went alsn.. have svsry reason
to believe he eau DO whatavtr he agrees to- aod will
not a.temps to DO ,mposslbnit,es-u THEE Al AM.
WITH Mn.
Hoping you may niuaIs be successful. remain.
Doctor. VERY truly yours.
GEORGE B. CowLAM,
Western Union Telegraph odcc,
Cor. Lake and c1arz streets.
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aRAAAM's nAlR REAEWER,'
i Remedy for ali Dtscascs OF
the Head aud %cxip.

Tha hair ruaY be dtseaset from various causes: It
may be dry and shin Al IN seroulons Subjects may
becouec1ay or most1ed from ~aut OF pixmaai or L..
regular dsnnsion of this coortna matter thro.gh Ii.
dbroUs portion. Baldne.s may hhppen from various
c1o.es: FROM inrosds Of the Acasus," HAyesser,
under be skln rom excassiT" nervous pala men
tal q. euish There II 4 psfttz bnldoess a1 the
"Eeai." which Klvea great Annoyance There u a!so
the :" Plies Polontcs," called tha KinEvora,, ,oo
II which reddish 1td oozes from tbs :ca'p, making
the oslr to 1ook II It bres dsfh- There Is
also disease, called 'he FayuA."rof :: Hooeyeomo
RtnEHosm." which destroys the hair aud tta roots,
coyesn. the scalp With whlth crust. Now, It would
he the height ofquscxey pretend that al ibese DIS
easel could be cured BY PREPARATION containing tit
lie F1umbI Acetsa tsuxaE Of Lead. Sulphur PrEcta-
tum {1Ac Sulphur. acd reshnps Tiuesure Of caataA
rides those men do who Ct 1tnls1 physc-
Inns. but pretend that they haso remedies
accidentally! u:
AL valuable sciences A2d Inventions hare thels PC
mods Of growth. Infancy and maturity which Il takes
often sEes to perfect, NaTlgation existed from 'he
deluge, without material mptoF TIL the gcnlul
OF Watts md Fulton produced tha steamboat. Te1e-
graphs were also In existence from tlnae tmmonottal
tmou@ the Greeks, Rom1ns snt Eastern nations. in
the shape Of almpie speaking tubes, and Continued
tra until the genius Of franklin, bold than the
iabtd Prouesheus. gave them wings Of lightning. I.
Il 40 with
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BOWLING GREEN. Ky.. June 1a-Geo. Sheridan,
the negro who murdered Patrick Donuavan, on the
18th Of last Apni. was hanged at ten o'clock this
, 1866-07-14

Arrived.
NEW IoRK, July 13-The steamer Virginia.
from Liverpool, 9Th nit. has arrived. News ar-
tlclpated.
, 1866-07-14

Rhode 1h1nnd Democratic State Con.
yEntfoIl.
PROVIDENCE. r. l., July 1j.-The Rho1e Islaud
Democratic State Central Committee this morning
issueu call for Convention. 10 meet In rtovl-
denc Cn the second OF August. Tor the purpose
eectng Delegates to Represent Rhode Island Ia the
Philadelphia National Union Convention.
, 1866-07-14

which hss boen leading very preclnous life Tor
NE dtae g4cl l. o.. % y .clu up tue 1Eo4t
hencall County. to-day, settled with the Sts.c
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"Aaoht tnakspE IN assessment upon its Stpckhold.
en- 1ts eurp1us has been reduced to Seo,0oo o.,
tS,o00 by p1rsous ioese., In excess OF t,s INCOME
and dIvitcndE duIlnE the lat Two years. The
ha.taaoi' whose capital WIS previously impaired.
w1u oe 80 crippled n to render it advisable 10 wind
up. 1oe ustnpotn, WHICH MAS already cIotin. up
lie Anai1s, and attending TO surrender its chsrt-r
will have al te remaining balance of cap,.al aoout
~ pet cent swept away BY thi. great loss. The
directors OF the nhmpden only few week. gro
refused 10 scEuturc their tiske Oh advantageous
te1ls, as advised b. their Officers and now hive
occasion 10 bitterly lament their ccouony Ine
Portland Offices tnust Of necessity be bank1pp:,
The Bo-,on and New York, and most, ata,east, Of
the Hattf, I'd companies will be able 10 survive the
blow; certainly nj thote, whose lotees a,e the
largest in amount fos these fall upon ths ttroag-
eet and richest companies in the county, having
large capitals and abundant surpluscs,"
In the Senate, on the 18th, the joint rcso-
luiton ewing The right Of way through the m1,I1a1y
EeEcEations, 10 the Union Pacific Railroad. wa
passed. Ar. Guthrie reported III. joint reeolutinn
respecting the payment OF Interest on the var debt
due to tue several States. WITH IN amendment, Mr.
Wilson introduced . resolution tnat lhe President
oe requested 10 furnish 10 the Senzte the record Of
the Court Of Inquiry upan tic mur]ue of twenty
three uEited States soldiers at Kingston. North
ERrotll.a in 1861. by The 1tbcf 1cnrrals uokc and
Pickett. Ar. Wllson reported hill Respecting tic
three mouths extta pay OF yplnute&1s when mus.
tered out and discharged. The Nlaca1a Shin Cauai
bill "ss thin taken np. discussed ana pos,poned-
yeas II nay'. H. Mr. Wiley introduced bt
10 rfosoe for rcsto1iug the siatcs lately in rebel.
Aon 70 ,tear full political 1iehfs. zrto,utton was
Patsea authorizing the Collector OF Internal Reye
nre In ilse r. .,l1nd District to s1spend coec,no
'fom a! persons who suffered from tue
feteht hfe- urtll the clnse of the mgr ara
sion o1 toFcftes- The Sepate f}1a adioururd
, 1866-07-14

Flour Tor E0ftiMEd.
OswEGo N. T., JuIr 12.-Thc m llers on the
one hunatd barrel. of -four TO the Portland tuf.
ftfcta,
, 1866-07-14

C1HCE1Ah TO sTATE COMMISSIONERS.
0kiTEn STATES AGENCY FOR
PANS UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION,
NEW fonK, July 7, 1866
To lon; John p: Reynolds, Eeq., Commfsioner
sln-Ine Parls Exhibition Appropriation Bill
having passed torcse:F. we Rse obliee1 TO pre-.
The Imperial Commissioners without dclaY. Thc
ealfnded time for eend1n, in these plans has a.
nady expired; Tou will, therefore, please furpf:h
Immediately deial!d information a7out all the
@ aIttcle- IRON yonr state which yon wish to CT
prepared and forwarded 10 Par1s 1T once, il
efohps QUE TO i've inclusive, aud in group
ao.en, ne wish to know The exact wall spaca and
a'a's aoos sD;se ;,;e, to o.o ns Occupied h5 each
safey "sn sns q se0oa uea be In 'f''fs ., se1a
Possible: state, also, the proposed manner Of ex-
hhitlpg articles IN The yaIioul cIasses. whether IN
show cacs, on The floor, tables, wnll, OF shelves,
and Wha. amount Of each wtll be r.qaiEcd. Make
round the arlcIe-. a. that viii b. provided for in
our plans IN group sig II will Sc necessary to
give kketeh, 10 scale, showing the exact length
NM'n, and height Of any machlue or sr,l.
go; ssauns Tue amount Of motive pow-r,
md ditection Of Increment ot putty and 6eItinx;
also, plans OF fnnndai1ou+, when such nav nc
cece*.af5 Nwli' be utterly Impossible for Il. 10
pace inese MACHINES oHouF plans without this IN
lofmallon. Tor vi must make all the calculations
mo afrlnccucnts for tne necessary sbaftlpg, mo-
live power. &c
The information containing all these dc.ai}s
sbont this cronp Il wanted rst Of all, and sh5uId
De- forwarded a, soon as oblaiuarle.
compliance With this circular should Be correct.
iehn'te and anlf; and you are urgently requested
o apply Tor no more space than you will be able to
certainly I'LL, a. our sPace fs limied.
Your obcdlcnt servant.
, 1866-07-14
FOR THE TOILET

the most elegant article for the Toilet IL the
world It Is superior to any ether as:.. ever ,utso
Cncsd,
NO Ple5se cur reputation u chemists thst It viii
Fteseats.a sAlr JFoG Easias ous WILL tlatlsa1e the
oAndfuu snd We warrant that If used according d
'ectscn' It V ser.odace hslz OF tae pattst 1cslp
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eRARAM's HAIR REhEWER,

Sothl1K Ike It tor restorinE lost hair, preserving
falling hair, OF beauIiSlne no head Of hair tas ever
ret been discovered 10 this hour. It contstqs 60
poisonous EREedletss, 10 Lac Sulphur, no Sugar Of
Lead, no 6rarish Files. Palsat Of 1oIn, Aeeuc ACID
othsr Ingredients that possibly ipiuro the sr
or scalp. We will g1se $1,000 10 any one who aftsr
the most minute analysis Of the Ingredients Of our
"Reuewcs" land they ara over fourteen IN number>.
will discover single atom that ca lojnra per-
CONS haE who Uses 1t. And We xill .l7c llka srtu
TO any chemist who will prove that any other pseparA-
ttoo DOW put forth n - Hair Restorer," doas nos
cortain deieterious Ingredients.
II the so-ca11ed -R&lr Ee1tose,s." "Lustra1s,r
Balms''" Eliz1Es." &C., do 10 kood, taud who can
ssy they DO any good? they suse to do harm.
TheY i,rate sae scalp, ohliterase the pores Of she
skin. asd eo1or the halr or give It III ephsrera, lus
e which 1t reqnlses gallons Of the stuff to keep up.
HQE different Is II Nth =
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pROPOsALSFORCoNsTRUC-

DROPOSALSFOR CCNSTRUC.
i T1OS OF SEWERS,
OFFICE OF TER BoARD Or PC8Ltc woRB,a
CHICAGO. July II, 1875.
fabic Works. a. thtif of1ce nnt1 II H.. Wedne
The South. Vest ard North Divisions Of The civ ac
core NJ to pa. anu pectacs toss 90 n1e sa!t o,co
olds snf tbs sewers Of zach Dy1liou bJ themselves
ooa pddtFa Will tfopote for tie II
any Of the three Divisions but for not Ie@a
than The teseEs Of CT OF the Utrlsiona.
FTonosas must be AddfeMrd to the BozEt OF Pub
ltc Norkt, tndoEs.d 'fTuposai for Savers" and
oe aceompaned with sht usual roo bond, vita suFs
Ihe Hoard reserve The nxht 70 fescs auy bid IN
aceoFdance With The coudltlpt this a1seEtisrenF
Q! Fesce III bldk and no proposal will be accepted
Haesa toe palty ote.R it shalt rive evidence sal-
iacoy TO the loart that he has The ncceasaJ SILL
s1peflenes ensrxy and Ahlty for doing sha work "a
A.d las atG!Clent pecnot1ry ItaoQfce4
=. 9. GIN0KLK.
EE80. LETT,
o. j. EOSE,
V44ns1s-les Board df Public Works
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ItEupsoyes the health Of the scalp 1ee5 the pores
RON cbstEucttous uourfsh.s tne roots Of cecaYiay
haif. removes and destroys dandtuH gives natural
gloss 10 the hair by stimulating the o and pe1spra-
toF5 cands. and promotes the growth ths hal. by
Correcting the detacs In The tube1c!es and cellulas Of
the nndr skin. In word, 1t Is the "ne plus nitza'
Of remedies for The hair, and bound 10 supatcede all
Others bJ vrtus Of tts unstval1ed superiority.
GlIAHAm HIkO THEIRS.
PtopsietozH, Wankegau, Ill.
MENDOZA, ILL.,, Juae q. 1866,
Netsts. 6fabam Dfos, Waukegsn. Ill.,:
. nek 70 state. ihroa:h the medium Of your adver-
Using eouDn4. thss some i've ears ago the hair be-
K1n 20 disappear Eom ny head. ant wal gradually
getnns bald haEt betu uA1n. your Hair I:euewsr
for aome two nonths. Il has done good service f0r
ne Tae hair Is ccnlp. In rapidly md about ~ shlck
HEV. =. c. CDLOMsRY,
Pastor Flrst Presby tcrIaa Church, 3tendota, Ill,
For sale At wholesale b. FULLER, FINCH 4 Full
LEt, BCHNHAMS j. VAN SCuAAE1k. j. il. E:EED
Z SO. DkITZsCn. nLDGK1 CO., SMITH d
CO.. a. l. scovEL. W y, HARRIS. nslo
, 1866-07-14
IETrER
FROM
Sam'| A. Brown, Esq.,, Of this City,.

DEAR s1R-Havlng been successfully treated bJ sou
icr CATARAu in my Had and Throat and being aware
dangerous malady deem 1t my duty to the public to
recommend your treatment to al who ma5 suffer with
such cu'cu!ties. tic osLx one, IN mY opinton to
effect radical cure.
Respectfully,
EAM'L 4. BROWN.
No. 241 sonth Water street. Room No, &,
Chicago, July l0sh, 1856.
, 1866-07-14
GRAAAM'S HAIR REHEWER,

1htt, that ard the other bodJ'4 Re.torer, Balm,
Elixir, AmhEosta, &c, &C.. Eavt struggled hsrd Tor
yrais to supply real wsat to remedy rsty couusn
dlseas- s1d detect. ely, premature os4 O: half
This want IL supplied II INST. This reuedy dlscoy.
e1sd the eleventh hour aad perfected After yeass OF
stEuy, IL the preparation kIoWua3
, 1866-07-14

Important Notice to Illinois Exhibitors
-Circniar to Slate eConln1l+ntoners.
The following circular, containing lmpor-
tant information in relation to the Uni-
sal Exposition, to be held at Paris, France,
in lsG7, Will be found highly interesting to all
Illinois exhibitQrs:
1soo1s OF 11.Ixols szA1E Ao'rrna1 socrErr,1
s1c14ETAuz's oFF1tE, srRlNoFlELp. III,
lam jn., in rece1p, Of tho toowi1r c1rnfa1 ag ,to
hs Gnftet Siates aaent ter the Paris Expo Tor
isot. 10 "hch thc attention of tho!c VITO reside in
f1is 1,s,; sss ana hass mad: application or epaes 10
Commissioners seems TO .nine that the Informs.
tion reauited viii be furnished through the State
% o@ml,s,oner 1:"nl therefore hs necessary for
chch exhibitor 10 advise me detail OF his wants
u regard 10 ep,cc, and TO place IN Of
ths diaslnce and specifications referred to in The
Tn1 groups ss es..ided By the 1uperh. c:m-
No !. Works u! art.
No .. Materials, and their application IN the
No. y. Furniture, and o.hes objects used IN dwell
Nod Garments, tissues for clothing, and other
No. $. Products, wrought and unwronsht, of
ex1rucfise Indua!Eles.
No. O. Instruments AID processes Of common
arte.
Nc.7. Food, fresh Or preserved, in various atases
No. 8. Animala and specimens OF agricultural
establishments.
No. . Live products and specimens OF host!cul,
t1a1 establishments.
No. 10: Objects exhibited with spccIa, YIex to
the snrliora,ion Of ihe,n.oral and physical ropdt.
lion OF the populatloR.
Immediately on tho receipt Of lha req1t-ed ipfoe.
iratten at ,bis o1lcc, 1 viii communicate wjth Tia
United States Comms: ouers, and enIeayor to keen
illlnoti exhibitors posted III whatever relstcs is
their interest IN this matcs and whicn al any time
mny come 10 my knowledge. 1'ne press ot fhe
STATE Is respectfully requested 10 pnbll+h aud ctll
circular.
1t msy be p.opcr1o state that the existinc tfs-
turted condition OF affairs III some plrt. of jhe
continent Of Europe e not exuected to materially
utltct the Exhibition at Paris. Assurances are
proposed. and 1ts extent aud variety Will moi b.
letsencd By any military movements
nox anticipated.
, 1866-07-14

Thu preparation affords str1tIrr r..rs .h,, .hrr.
npfoktea Medca! - welt !, other sciences. Icpo
faoee 1nd empiftcisn may zaie for pt7o1. but WHEN
s<1encc H&htt hz lamp Ii ne. d.4k deed, must y.n,h
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-28

popular ratio for a Representative in Congress
is n hundred thousand. The radicals VINO op-
posed the bill did so because negroes, In the
State Constitution OF Colorado, are excluded
fiom the iieht of su6raae. MIR. Sumner there
fore, in this mattct has at least the merit OF
consistency, against all temptations TO go the
other way. The radicals who supported and
passed the bill welc, II IL understood, controlled
by the impression that the adm sslon OF Colo
rado would give two additional members to the
radical strength in the Senate, although in this
matter they may pe Ibaps be mistaken.
1t is supposed that, wIIh the approval OF the
Reconstruction Committee, this bill will pass
the House. Assumine that it will, what Is the
position in which this radical Congress will
place itself by this act2 1t will stand in the
position of part, which has admitted Terri.
tory with floating populat on Of fifteen or
twenty thousand as State, with constitution
excluding the negro from the ballotbox,
while eleven Southern States, embracing four
OF the original thirteen which founded the
Union, are excluded IRON q voice IN Congress
mainly because they have not conceded This
thing OF negro suffrage The inconsistency of
this distinction is apparent, and its injustice
STANDS out in bold eliei, In presence Of the fact
that the cotton furnished from the EXCLUDED
Southern States since the close OF the war, for
the markets of the world, toots up the magni6-
cent sum. in greenbacks, In round numbers, of
four hundred millions of dollars-equal to three
hundred millions in golC-tor the relief OF the
uational credit. the national currency, and the
federal taxpayers OF the United States, from
one end of the Union TO the other.
We grant that these three hundred millions in
gold we're saved to the Union cause and the
national treasury by the navy, in the late
blockade of the southern ports; but we may
still secure three or lOur hundred millions more
this year, in all probability IN southern pro-
ducts, by the prompt admission into Congress
of the excluded States; for this admission would
re-establish in those States the confidence,
security activity, and systematic industry
necessary TO the lull development even of the
cotton, tobacco, and other crops that have been
planted. But II Colorado with a State
constitution against negro suffrage il admitted
into the Union, we hope we shall hear no more
OF this demagoguc cry of the radicals, that negro
suffrage must III some Nay be secured in
Virginia, North anJ South Carolina, and so on,
before those States can safely be renstated
in Congress-. BY the late vote OF the Senate
negro suffrage is confessed to be only party
trick, and the House, in sustaining It, will at
least put an erd to the false pretense OF radio al
sohcitude for the NJ grO's political rights.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-28

A CLERICAL DEMAND.--A singular incident
has lust taken place at Neuichatel, in Switzer-
land. AT the death of merchant in that city,
on the credit side of his books the name of
"God" was found to be inscribed for a consider
able sum. No one knew of such a creditor, and
ON investigation evidence was obtained that de-
opened an account to the Father of All. and
entered to it each year share of his profits.
The clergy have claimed the sum, on the ground
that they represent God upon earth, while their
demand is opposed by the authorltie5 OF the
canton, The affair will probably be brought
before the tribunals. tt.t t..l
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The Admission OF Colorado and the ExcIu-
sion OF the Southern States.

From he Herald.
The Senate has recOnsidered the bill which
was rejected in that body several weeks ago for
the admission of Colorado Territory as State of
the Union, and has passed the measure by vote
of 10 to Is. One-third of the Senators were alb
sent or paired off What the result would have
been upon full vote we cannot tell; but the
vote actually cast against the bill, including
Buckalew, Davis, Hendricks, Guthrie, McDou-
gall and Riddle, Democrats and Doolittle, Ed.
Sumner, Republicans, radicals and conserva-
tiyes, shows that opinions and parties on the
subject were considerably mixed 1i'
The Democrats and conservative Republicans
opposed the measure mainly on the ground
that an unsettled population oil fifteen ortwenty
thousand is hardly sufficient to Justify the ad-
mission of Territory as a State, when the
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