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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23
THE RIVER OF DEATH.

There's many a holy rapturous strain
Floating over the River of Death,
To the weary who wait, like the ripencd grain
For the touch Of the Reapers breath
There are flashes Of light on each lifted wave
As it glides from the farther shore, :.
To the shadowy border our tear-drops lave
| In the lulu of the waters roar.
They are harp-strings, stirred by the purfum
ed air,
And gushing with melody sweet,
Like the whispered notes of child at prayer
In the hush of the twilight deep.
They hear the low music so solemn and grand
And heed not the eddying tide,
E7r they catch CLEAN of the forms that stand
By tAc stream on the other side
And we see light on the calm white brow,
Like the glow of the crimson morn;
But see not the lips on the lids Of snow,
All the night we deem so long!
And we only know when we hear no more,
As we watch for the passing breath,
That an angel is tenderly lifting them down
The banks of the river of death
Only know that your footsteps are pressing
the sands
That are washed by the hurrying waves,
And that over the pillows outstretched are
their hands,
To the shore that their brightness laves;
And over their bosoms fresh garlands we lay,
And lily we Irvine in their hair
Fit emblemso of beauty, now blighted they say,
These garlands and lily-buds are.
1 call it not blighted-I deem them not dead,
Who thus pass away in their bloom;
For they rest in their beauty where tears are
not shed
Der the darkness and blight of the tomb.
And oft, as l sit at the easement alone,
list, if perchance may hear,
Through the stately pines as they sway and
moan,
Like child at tho shrouded bier,
The Autter of sails and the rushing of waves,
And the flash of a glded oar,
As the Reaper starts from his emerald caves
To carry me down to the shore;
And wait for the swoop Of az a.nF!ggel-wing,
And the clasp Of an angQl-hand,
For the sound Of harp, and the chant OF a
hymn,
And the light OF the glory land.
But alas! [ listen and wait is vain;
Yet know that my weary feet,
Shall wander, ere long, from the valley of
pain,
To the river so solemn and sweet.
I shall go with the Reaper, changeless and
pale,
And each woe that my heart has known,
Each agonizing cry, each desolate wall
Each fearful and piteous moan,
Shall be washed away by the murmurous
waves,
From my spirit so joyous and free,
When see the smile Of the lovely who wait,
On the beautiful shore for me.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23
Lovers and Husbands.

Husbands L am talking to you. Why
don't you pay the same little attentions to
your wives after marriage as,before! When
you are s'courting" the dear little creature
is an object of constant solicitude on your
part. She must take care of her feet on a
damp evening. You softly whisper in her
ear. that. she must take care of her health
for your sake. What charming disinterest-
edness for your sake, not for hers. Then
you very tenderly wrap her shawl about
her, and keep your arm there to prevent
the little witch from taking cold. Always
on the alert, very thoughtful are these low
ers for their, intended comfort; their mem
cries are vegy .retentiye.
But husbands, can youinfarm me why it
is that you lose your memoriesso soon after
marriage? Why is it that many of you &
do not say alp neglect to pay these little
attentions to your wives that so essen
tial to womans happiness. Is it because
she is less dear to you than Of yore! DO
you weary of her who left home, parents,
brothers and sisters, for your sake-ggiving
her happiness to a strangers keeping? Do
YOU weary of her you promised to love and
cherish till death parts you? Is this the
return you make for all she gave you ?
Those many little nameless attentions tina.
make courtship SO delightful, ought not to
be discontinued after marriage. They are
Just as acceptable then as ever, and let me
| whisper in your ears, oh, husbands, they
are the cream Of woman's life-the flow
ers Of her existence; flowers whose fra
GRANGE never pail on the senses.
If you want your wife to study your
comfort and tastes, show that you appre-
ciate her efforts to please you, by praising
her. 1t goes a great way with women.
Avoid finding fault on every occasion.
Many clouds have arisen in the domestic
sky occasioned by fault-fnding. Lovers,
do not bestow all your attentions on your
sweethearts, but reserve a few for your
wives
An amusing episode recently occurred
in q railroad car. Shortly after. the train
had left, the depot, an old lady jumped up,
and addressed gentlemen, seated behind
her, with GLOW dare you? What are you
at?" The astonished gentleman replied
that-he had done nothing. The lady again
seated herself, but, in a few minutes, arose,
full of rage and terror, and declared her
neighbor was civilian" and, on arriving
at the next station, was about to have him
arrested, when, luckily, the cause of hel
agitation wassliscovered-in tie shape OF
a goose, which, placed in basket under
the seat occupied by the lady, had, during
the voyage, amused itself by pecking at
her understandings" The discovery O.
the criminal created great laughter among
the passengers.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23


THE New TAX BILL.-The Congress
sional committee of ways and means have
added the following articles to the free list
Of the amendatory tax bill, viz:
Candlewicks; deerskins, dressed and
smoked, Aavoring extract, solely for cook
ing purposes; paintings andstatuary cleo
trotypers manganese; cabalt horse rakes;
yarn and warps used for braidingan manu-
featuring purposes paper-stainers' colors;
caustic and crude soda and illuminated
soda yeast powders; railroad iron. The
committee have restored the tax on ex-
press companies at three per cent. Bro
kers' sales and contracts for merchandise
and produce exempted from tax.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23

He that INDUCES himself in ridiculing
the little imperfections and Weaknesses of
his friends, will, in time, find mankind
united against him. The man who sees
another ridiculed before him, though he
may, for the present, concur in the gener-
al laugh, in cool hour, will consider the
same trick might be played against HIM
self.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23

Bulwer, the novelist, in a letter to agen-
tlenan Of Boston, says II have closed my
career as a writer Of fiction. | am gloomy
and unhappy. I have exhausted the pow
ers Of life, chasing pleasure where it is not
to be found"
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23
POWHATAN HOTEL.

POWHATAN HOTEL.
CORNER ELEVENTH AND BROAD STREETS,
NEAR THE CAPITOL
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
GEORGE J. SCANIMELL, PROPRIETOR.
THIS HOUSE having been put in thorough
repair and refurnished in the most complete
style, is prepared to receive guests.
The accommodations are FIRsT-CLAss, and
guests can rely upon finding in the Powhatan
the comforts of home, with all the luxuries of
a Hotel of the character it claims to possess.
Nov. 29-tf
u. B. BR1DGFoRD, A. MYERS, VIM. MYERS,
Of Virginia. OF North Carolina.
BRIDGFORD d MYERS.
AUG THO n ZEE e S,
GENERAL
Commission & Forwarding
Merchants.
DOCK AND SEVENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Jan. 17-6m
s.OUEe USE,e
S9zsI
South Main, Doors west of 9th street
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Charley Hunt Proprietor.
JAN 17-6m
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23
A. Es. ARTHUR. ID. d. s.

Office l door from cor. of Beverly & New SITS
.STAUNTON, VA.
lN1 Artificial Teeth mounted on Gold
Naa3 Silver, Platina, and Vulcanite. The
E -reatest Improvement yet introduced
49, into Dental Science is coaceeded to
~ bethe Vulcanite process it being four
times lighter than gold, and much cheaper,
embracing superior cleanliness, nicer adapta-
ton, with many other advantages. All the
various Operations of Dental Surgery per
formed with strict referance to permaneney.
March Aft
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23
S. KEITH ARMIsTEAD, c. A. MOORE.
ARMISTEAD & MOORE,
Dealers in
lump g. GROUND PLASTER.
No. l6 South Wharf,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA
AV VEaE OLD STAND,
March 2o-6m

AZ TIE OLEB MIMI,
Corner of New Street and Court House Alley
STAUNTON, VA,
John B. Sherer1s Bar Room is still open al
the old stand, where his friends and the pub
lie generally can be accommodated with the
best of native and foreign liquors, served ur
in style. Anything from 'swhisky straight
to 'shail-storm" served at the shortest notice
April lift
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23

cox BROTHERS & CO.,
lis Baltimore ST.,
GO r N E Il Of N O r 7 H,
BALTIMORE,
At all times pay the very highest rates for
all kinds of Southern Bank Notes, also for
Gold, Silver, and interest notes.
Parties sending us packages will have
proceeds returned same day in Greenbacks-
or we will hold subject to their draft. Quo
tations of prices will be sent whenever re-
quested--our references may befound through
out the Valley.
April 1l-3m
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23

1t is rumored that the President ady6-
Gates the calling Of a National Constitu-
tional Convention to settle the issues now
pending.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23
DENTAL NOTICE.

w AN DDS,
STANTON, VA,
Has resumed the practice of his profession
and will make it to the interest of all wishing
operations performed, to call on him at his
old Office on Main Street, seven doors east of
the corner of New Street.
Nov 2Qtf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23

Negro Infanticide is prevailing to an
alarming extent in Richmond, Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23

The news from Europe continues war
like, and causes great uneaslness IN Imam
cial circles.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23
WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1866
he AZ MI S .

TERMS OF ADVERTISEMENTS
Advertisements Will be inserted at the rate
of one dollar per square of ten lines or less for
every insertion. Unless the number of inser-
tons are marked on the manuscript, it will be
published until FORBID, and charged accor-
dinghy.
All communications, or notices ola personal
or private character, or intended or calculated
to promote any private enterprise or interest,
will be charged for as advertisements.
EssyHAll communications eitherfrom CORES
pondents or on business, should be addressed
to A. NJ. CARRIER, Jr. Proprietor
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23

They are talking about connecting
Charleston, S. G., with CINCINNATI by a
direct line of railway.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23

Buggy and Wagon Tire.
l have a good assortment of light tire for
uggies, Carriages and Wagons. Also, Band
Id Wrought Iron, Horse Shoes, and Nails,
teel. etc. G. Z. PRftE.
Ian loft
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23

Another death from cholera is reported
in New York,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23

Texas advices represent that the cotton
crop promises to be large.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23
DR.. 4. M. FAUNTLEROY.
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN,

Tenders his services to the citizens of Staun-
ton and vicinity. Cases of Operative Surgery
will be attended to at his Office or at the resi-
denceo of the patient, as the condition or CON
venience of the latter may require.
9Ga7 Office nearly opposite the Courthouse
where he can be found at all hours, when not
professionally absent.
Low %
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23
Il. G. RANDOLPH,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
Charlottesville, AIbenfarEe. Va

Important. to Purchasers or Renters.
l have on hand large number of FARMS
located in Albemarle, Nelson, Louisa and other
Eastern Virginia counties, to sell or % lease on
good terms. Persons DESTROYS to procure good
homes will find it to their advantage to exam
lie my extensive list of properties. For furth-
Ell information call at my office or send for
catalogue.
Fob 2S-6m
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23
A. ID. CHANDLER.

U N d Z r T A * r.
Staunton, Va.
Keeps constantly on hand, CorrISs Of WooD,
and metallic CASES of the latest improve
ment.
Orders from Town or Country promptly at
tended to.
Nov. 29-1y
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23

PREs ENTs FOR Mrs. DAv1s.-Fortress
Monroe, 1iay T. A gentleman arrived
there yesterday from Richmond Virginia,
with several presents for Mrs. Davis, from
the ladies Of Richmond, among which was
black silk dress and other articles ofconl-
I-feosg5. ~.>.~-
The casemates selected in the fortress
for the accommodation of Mrs. Davis are
rapidly being fitted up in a very eomtorta-
bic, though not luxurious manner.
Some Of the lady friends Of Mrs. Davis,
residing in Baltimore, are. making up va,
rioius articles as presents, which will be
shortly forwarded here, for her use during
| her soiourn in the fortress.
/ THREAT OF A CrvlL WAR-Very dis
| eliminating and ohservant publicists have
| expressed the opinion that the .co42stlittes
report involves civil war Its trainers
may not intend that result, because they
believe they have crushed out all oppoossllv
ton to their schemes by the threat openly
made in the Senate Of employing Genera
Grant to take the lead Of the Congress
force. against the President and the peo-
pie. The Joint resolution reported is also
fraught with gross inconsistencies. Biz
it is hardly worth while to expose the
faults of plan which finds no frieads,
even amopgetAose 3g.ao gga.ve-theirsTotes for
it in the commlttee.-Batt. SltR.
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POWELL, HARRISON.

A FT' @ Es n r. Y II T. "A w.
EAUNTGE, VA.
Practices in the Courts Of Augusta and the
adjoining Counties.
EyF OFFICE, corner room of Imboden's
Law Building, Courthouse Alley.
Nov 29-tf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23

BREEN & CARREfsE.
Commission Merchants,
NEW Y o RK
Consignments Of any description of Pro-
duce, orders for purchase-same, or any bus
mess appertaining to a General Commission
Hou seas also consignments for orders to our
friends abroad where we have extensive
connections, are solicited. Particulars Of all
markets will be iven upon inquiry and adj
vances made upon Business entrusted to us or
our friends,
CARRERE g. CO.,
Commission Merchants,
March lily New Orleans.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23

Nov. 2o
, 1866-08-12


The New York Tp1il. t|h!rs1e 7Yar,, 1od
o.acs Copl~shta1 .,srcss very trd!En4n.Es
sspudiat, the laca st1t tktrc ~Aa ans g-ra.
h,::1n aone II nu-d.siHg ~. nssr.1t at Sts
Orie4n- ssera:,.-, tsst sat. A1a ;her RACK
th".s assertion y The sfIa3.sl.s uf old iaaaui.
ta..tE, b. xIs "nuit.in. hut barber il
s.a:lx liz. Hr do uo. kysw waethe. Or.
ias.sic ra1 q ..4s.,c, 81 any Period OF bis itie
q not. lat IL the degree. Of ::uil. attaching
IN LIS "ai'ten murder, dtFends orun thai
.act II lrcenes insess=::1ls End tn,ps,r. III: to
ttov ~hrtr thr C"nI~rasra ,ar.y draws
.he Las te:w:en :hese v...sssr caris ,ur4ut.
.rf.drr item of "a tscogts. Nd t.lose ., iii
wspus II Nt'1!a he woEsv # -ii~iai ialci,y-
IN sl.s c:4sr If f,,~tlt: :ArS tc-i4le thai :,
t.s:.so-sat asriet in 1s ~ Attn:iat,
aa1 the destsi,a ta2.t .-A harsd nist,.: .-.afs
aa:::.s L.s..a &c att act.!n- t. tl- =azrs and The
trash, becsE<r the Democratic party ;n4xe
II, e'ith Al ns.jresio1 III tht. knights t.s Tbs
shraEe an1 iar th;:nl.:. The rea.ss=lnn Il
fssrb.r+ ta fz.css; nira I. I1uii. rs h.aorai,'-
A. TIA: Of = ntcecr ~ sId c!othe- The oac
tec;wa:~s tie .tarsl. the rthe. fcaavat.s
t.e gas.De.,tr !. tho rhr 1.';s -oaI;, brush.
razor - tLears, wtE.e the vshe, ezs p.o:s .,stz
:r4ct.e. a.e",4ti, ueelle ..tn. SHEARS. T.fy
are both a-th:s y thclr ~ar- zr. to t':t -, II
multitude shts. ss IN cnEta.cut e5cl.l sass-
tcst.on -T1r+secI ~ t!ls ~ '' y. 3oEas*c.
T=:ler," ~.-se!, /. NJ: equa.;r s--,,s.el hy
- u. nts:ie, hart.-!.F'
We 6o .Ht tA,i$svt Ike l,ar!>ess have NJ.
ie-Gs,.!s4:e< I':eu1Las &c tlpi- +scs.i,:.
They si-sse. Mud tl.=,n:~r,1.. AID take
sssaln. kat sleiE fc-- LII. s::e a:,c.sas sss,,
ltn,rz tie orlitr OF Lttnrs hsye tr-ls rrc.
et:ijHirc r:Gh: to catisg-. II. the a:,4tncr
If uur o:hr- '11i4nat'ca, VI n.s,s. ,srres1.v
1t-r'.c hist l.ls ss-:inl iiIstIr,,iou uhtch setr
arascx .Atitrs lsrm t~rhesa II t'arrlv ye.c.
asAlr, aEe: ssat it :a1s!fts tn tsu t.e1 ,ha.
enc t:se III i1d :fsassa.s ri.A. ~ e:sa.s7se. snJ
{Lt .4scr hay not
, 1866-08-12

The Republican ns,"![ty VI INC State eltc-
lna Of is>'4. 49, 20 81 F:nm all parts Il
Icd:ana ~e receive information ,l..t .ht l.e-
Is"!!csa7 will ID t>ttes slan they did :we'
yravs eyp. II! soa'r counties .a1us arr <s.i-
1ust.t al go yates. in btL.t* Nd. and In tho
rmaIl rouu,.es At 100 to 10, and taIas the
~Lr!e S:st,' together, the gains srr estitna-
ted 81 ls.ta1. which would rarry th- neI.ak-
uexn majority Wy to s.tna OF the State :1tk-
Ct Thrsr Is & Legislature II elect, and d
United Stutcs Senator, 10 replace Eeastpr
Lam: tie Constitutional Amendment also
swA,tS rntlsratsnu- The Republicans calc.-
tate ~ taving decided majority of ths
Legislature, thereby securing the ScustsE
ard the tntifrsttu,s. The canvass will Le &
raEm nGx, hut the triumph Of tNe t7Ie
luat,n rucr osrr the corrupt fasioa sili
te -weeplus and decisive
Iadkra rsAde 4 iu..E.uI1ee cent retptd during
thu lAse wss- Few States furnished t-oops
that equAilcd hers In resolution and ralos,
The noosic.u fought with 4 siaps's strength
4ul s lions eousast: they struck hard
hiows and tlenty ct them. The State oceu-
pits raout poei1lon In Ito Enlou. and tbs
Ioysl AMI patriotic people arc resolved that
Ehat Es.A ghiusd With thr cartridge box shall
nc: bc loft at Le hsllqthc1. They Will
rotr ~ lhey shot--itaIett At the eneiuics a
Cniun 10 b. founded on the eternal r,auc!-
pies of 1p1tics and Eqa1l flights.
, 1866-08-12
IKEEL WEIlsbEIr or 4 Srt:3ta.
tco1svronernts rssse fti!sd~ d~:ahss Sosta s.=-si

.... Dn-rL., D+&., Aasrss il s-A
Aile~ rnr to give scn. a:'i th:rt.a ya1 tn
yt.gr nulnerna8 r~nj.rs an 2cCDaut Uf one ct
ttc u1fnt rrucl 1.l an1.snyusrd murders tsat
slAssfy 4nd hsxrs.hAth,E voa1s7y. YOU a.n
dou!Jtlcse nuare'.h .hat In Rent t-rsi.tx t.r kntne
tine Etast. The I'irty sr1apathtsips vita ira
STU Antl rci,-liio:s has rretsnIsaIn.t~d, s~su..
dhT last. August 1, = "a What u called "RlS
Saturday. whc1 tEt cninfth population
csuallY re<ort 10 thc ~. Ttese Nna canlIy
number oa tl1.t oseasIon. TL-re wsrs Also
at the taIne Fs}sEa -.,ute With white sEsG*.
viii tearts - black ~ he'll, wh1 NGLt, "a
they tai3, to keep 1ir dsIkie* ht1.ig ht."
Am.rs thrse vera two '.y tt,r nasi+ of e.
Register xrA S'liiEs.n Fus, the tasnrr from
neAr sns3zns. Ard TIE .att@s fEo:n I<srs.e,
tslrse they arc In The hatit Of r,%ss';lns At
snd ulaltfsaaag The nrErss on ~ tec.siols.)
es,n1lrt with eeee:al stIorc the thu,t!n2t Of
which shall sTesk, .ook place. .hu, filled IN,
I'll thty ORDERED tho murdered Iu1n ttrtaTt to
n,"se eoMc rnc's carriage oct Of fh~I way.
he al ouee r.adt the atteslpt, bat u'- tsna
tv*tns drtp sat The cAE1:asr heavy, hs t"u'd
not sGcee.I. whtu Iher eoamences to "srks
ksal. He Reconstructed. Fox t1atnrd ,a.ely
drew l1A riste! AL fred reretal sAo.a. bit
~i,hort enect, when Register also t,rszn
| d-5ns At han, pne hall Iasi1- eject.
| t..imea. s ivy Cd. &c I I an .slos:a t.; aaa
| started 70 Ec.s. Bat Fox, tsastes that the
! wsrk Of death MES not fully accomplished,
eltnsh~d hsr1. and theF fell tcaetE*s. Fo1
/ Ialntlng hss rtstaI 1t Lis he.t and tfjaug IL
| ehoot. Al this stage Of the proceedings Fox
wts stayed by sosAe ore x.anaiHS cy, AZ seon
| n t1.c aGair w4s uees. Eegsttc. -es1ayknd,
: holiday pistol In his haad, "thxl'x tie bny
! Killed the SON Of 49, aud laulrdi1i .iy Lett.
Fo1 remained at the beach, aad boAs.td tk.t
te "kiiltt1 The 5asured ulrg<s. AaA was ...ssy
tta. he had not Killed nls,rr.'' Register u II
Tic euacty jail, tat eorne VI b: er1npAtblz
%s& eay be oaEti " l~s l.; cut It i TOO had
e; 10 keep 6:==7 he only killed piscer. fo1
rcnsaiaed xi:hin sl--~. mile. "f ;A~ place
And moved about, receiving She cettsratal
tluas <,t those ~ h.a way IT ti:.lie;. sAtas
there Il ros ttw of tt.eE,J ,tt'.u Nfo,utay ;
and has lEtt Tor par.4 uEkut%ss. Sha.i u,
MT stlrtrtc Lis tsll AID l$sria nar
/ der 10 :Le. teacl.e1- us ..,e PFC
! slavery parry 10 tss~S ~hoae a1t5 {
was 10 s-slu tf.tir sar4 in is-tnl Is rfT!Ec
temperance aaa Jus:set, iii. who slas'
| tsught u,er. by precept and ts4tssple Il
AIisk and get G!nuk. anl. also, tits1 tie re
| ;1oes ahn hast 30 rights rt;ed The " III.
! man ie 6esi,l to :rspee; 'tAs ye sox. >
+ shall Trap; II ye COW II the n md ye ehAi
Iss~ IL ~h;I.xin.i."o II tlM cl4sh Of per
so,u c7,.:.:',asL - treat the paes, de~a'i:od
den E!%ek xtttS-: J..-t.'-e q 1ueseJ. lnsT a'
fcf$,.z.ane> 49, Ii. Ia sn.-- xaa 4 aetsJ
J lp1 rr,euxe 9c stta4s- q <-"@s-
, 1866-08-12

sacs: vss tic uo.n!cn OF other Ecu..
attsz, judge Trc.ahuf1 did rat q, s,e.
Nett- ~ That Dali. c1Irc4.,< drc.arr.
that It saaESt lie taeta "fruels, .<ttht4,t
aas ucata! reservation or pgrpnze q. c-a~
zion. and he dla NOT bel!ev- tt,st Tits aA{a
L''a.t. ae thus !aken. and Lr Md net wan, the
nata to IL practically violated: The josut
fts"inn1a. thssefose, vas III esst?c frum a
Threatened Calamity. And In Il. vnss tcr.u.
Nsh Solemn tesiasat1on that tie uath
shouit not b. v1ola:c.i estn under thc ,ae.i-
tostou. etrcumf-xnces Of the case of ras,e.-
ten: : ~ <-=,.s. 49, -. i" :, -''' -
TIE rlose OF the este was The adoptioa by
tho Senate of srto.plioa IN :a!s forru:
.+Ettelte& That tie ilu:a D..la T. ps,tse.ea.
srop tsktns iss as:ts fe9at,ed b. !hs cun4tlns
ss ~ "a lsss b. a1sa's:sdtra sess IA ste s<nas
This ~as adapted b. 4 rose Of ys., s,.
nays u. ah<eu1 IS, b.s:l The Il!luois scusto>
voting 10 the negative.
This h not necessarily the en4l Of thr ca%c..
II amosnts 10 atcis.nh that II Senator PAs-
tcsson could take tie t.ath., he VISA pri,na
.fatt enii1ied.to Be adlnsited. The scnAts
hHs passed no Judgment upon The question
whether he TaA or Was not dis
qualified BY his having accepted and
eaeseIred the functions or M Office under an
. authority hostile to tic United stxte.-
Thss l. = question Of vhIeh tho scnate has
sa11 Jurisdiction. end which 1t may Try and
determine ., aur tina. 1t IL qus.isnn that
should he determined. END. Qua that will uu-
41esss>.nphlE te salscd AID settled Gcrca1-
ter. r. - ,. -, =;
We shali rubliah tho rrcsafd Of tas Pst&er-
hon CA. AZ Ii Appears In tha Congressional
Give In puf xt tSsue