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Congress - Passage Of the COnstitu.
fiOnaI Amendment I'm the House
Stevens Supports the Senate Bill
He Proposes to Admit the Tennes-
see Members

SSS AkShkuSASs
WASHINGTON, June l3.-SENATE.-Mr.
Doolittle called up the resolution offered
by him yesterday, requesting the Presi-
dent to communicate to the Senate any
information in his possession relative to
the departure Of Austrian troops from
Mexico. He said he had reason to believe
that this resolution would bring informa-
tion Of very satisfactory character. He
felt confident that Mexico was about to be
evacuated by the French troops. The re-
solution was adopted.
The Legislative Appropriation bill was
further considered.
HOUsE.-The House proceeded to the
consideration of the constitutional amend
ment as amended by the Senate. Mr.. Ste
vens proposed and the House consented to
debate the subject for short time, the
speeches being limited to fifteen minutes.
Mr.. Stevens closed the debate, saying the
amendments were not such as he desired,
as they did not recognize the right of the
black man to vote. He, however, trusted
that on this subject something would be
done in future legislation. He took occa-
sion to stigmatize the President as a
usurper in undertaking to establish civil
governments in the seeding States. I'm
der his demand for the previous question,
the House concurred in the Senate's
amendments to the constitutional amend
ment by vote Of l2O yeas to 80 nays,
The Speaker therefore announced that the
joint resolution had passed.
Several members explained the absence
of their colleagues, who, they said, If pre-
sent would have voted for the proposition
Mr., Eldidge, asa take of" upon those
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Hwho would not be beautiful! Who would not
add to their beautyi What gives that marble
purity and disti1lgus appearance we observe upon
the stage and In the city BELIEF II is no longer
secret They use Hagan's Magnolia Balm. Its
continued use removes tan, freckles, pimPles, and
the Complexion smooth, transparent, blooming, and
ravishng. Unlike many cosmetics, II contains no
material injurious to the skin. Any druggist will
order il for you IL not on hand at so cts per bottle
w. &. HAGAN, Troy, n. Y, Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES Il CO.,
Wholesale Agents, New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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UNDERWOOD AS SEEN BY THE CLERGY

UNDERWOOD AS SEEN BY THE CLERGY
" Nobody ought to get angry with this man
who calls himself judge! He is, alas !:
on the same circuit where Jmlge Marshall
used to preside! He is an object of deep
est commiSeration. He is known to be a
person of but feeble intellect, and was
probably brought up badly, and refined,
considerable, delicate behavior, however
much to be desired in his accidental sta
ton, is hardly to be expected. Let him
pass lightly and take his brief day.-Cn-
fyUl D,eSbHpridu
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IOYNER'S WHITE, BLACK AND
" BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS.-This we'll known

IOYNER'S WHITE, BLACK AND
\ BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS. This well known
WATERING PLACE, situated in Botetourt county.
Va. on the line and I'm full view Of the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad, will be open for the 70.
CAPTION OF visitors on the FIRST OF JUNE. Per.
sons leaving Baltimore, Washington, Richmond,
and Petersburg, by morning train, spending the
morning, the trains stopping immediately opposts
The undersigned formerly OF Richmondl takes
pleasure in informing his friends and the public
that he has removed TO this place with the tntcn.
ton OF making II his permanent residence, and VIII
snare neither trouble nor expense to render u
agreeable ind pleasant TO his guests.
There are FIVE SULPHUR SPRINGS, the medi.
cinal qualities OF which are 80 generally and favor.
ably known that 1t is deemed unnecessary 70 speak
Of their value.
WsteYS can be supplied.
FINE BAND wiz be In attendance during the
Colonel WARD, so favorably known ss Manager
of tho Faua uier White sulphur Springs, has been
engaged, and will be pleased to see bis friends.
Those desiring eomf0rtsb Bile quarters would do
well to ma ke early application. - III
THE price OF board Will be three dollars per DAY;
CHI ldrsn and servants In proportion. A deduetSon
Of ten per cent will be made ON ell bills for one
week twenty per cent. for one month, and twenty.
Ave Der &c MT for Two months or longer. =
PURCELL, LADD Co., Richmond, Va, wtA
keep a constant supply of,ths water, pat mp IN
quart bottles, twenty -four In . case, ready fog
shipping FL t WlLLiAA =. xHts
my l5-eod6w rs PROPRIETOR.
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Railroad RECONSTRUCTED.

augusta, GA, June l2.-The Georgia
central railroad, destroyed by General
oherman's army, has now been recon-
N'acted, and trains from Macon to Savan-
Ian aud Augusta went through to-day.
-, In accordance with instructions from the
var Department, stringent quarantine
equations have been established at the
ports Of Savannah, Brunswick, and Darien.
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BIRTH ExTRAoRDIyARY.-Th The wife Of
Captain Vessels, living in Accomac county,
Va, gave birth one day this week to two
children, each having two heads, four eyes,
and three legs. This rather surpasscs any
thing of such nature that has come to
our knowledge. -Ne,rto,rn Record.
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Associated Press Dispatch.
Report OF Generals Steedman and
Fullerton from South Carolina and
Florida.
,ciated Press Dispatch

WASHINGTON, June l3.-GcneralS Stccd-
man and Fullerton have furnished to the
Secretary of War a report of the opera
tons of the Freedmen's Bureau in the mil
itary departments of South Carolina and
Florida. They highly commend Gcnreal
Scott, Assistant Commissioner in South
Carolina, for the wise policy that pervades
his system of governing and feeding the
freedmen. They recommend the discOn-
tinuancc of the employment of citizens in
the Bureau, and instance several cases Of
the agents being interested in working
plantations. They finally recommend that
the Sea Island lands, given to the negroes
by General Sherman's order, be returned
to their owners, provided they pay the
freedmen for all Improvements the latter
have made while in possession of the pro-
perty.
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Arrest Iof am Editor.

AUGUSTA, Jane IA. +. Bryant, editor
81 The L0yat Georgian, the freedncn's
'E,Egan, was arrested by the civil authority
,lls afternoon, for attempting to defraud
negroes out Of money borrowed Of them
When WI he (Bryant) was an officer of the
Government. He was released, q cOlored
man becoming bis security.
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VIRGINIA PosT-oEFlCEs REoPENED.-Pa-
trick Spring, Patrick county, Va, James
b. Taylor postmaster.
Central Point, Caroline county, Va, Miss
Catharinc 4. Gatcwood postmistrcss.
Andrew, SpotSylvania county, Va, l.. K.
ID. Clifton postmaster.
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Negro Outrage.

PouGHKEEPsIE, June IA negro named
Charles Henderson was sent to jail to-day
on the charge of ravishing a white girl, ten
years of age, at Hyde Park on Sunday
There was considerable excitement at the
latter place, and threats of violence were
made
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GREELEY on Mr.. DAvIs's CAsE-AGAIN.
For our own part, and in behalf Of some
others who believe the true, sufficient
bases of Reconstruction to be UNIVERSAL
AMNESTY, IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE-these
two, and no morc--we demand that this
prisoner of War, or prisoner of State, or
whatever he may be, shall have the full
legal rights secured to him by the Consti-
tuition and laws of the land. Believing
that any illegal harshness to which he may
be exposed tends to cngender new bitter
ness between north and south, and to in
dispose the latter to accept conditions of
reconciliation which we hold best for each
and all, We shall oppose it as at once a
wrong and blundcr. We have still an
open, serious controversy with those who
insist on reconstituting our country on a
basis of Caste and Prejudice, and we can
not afford to give them the advantage OF
truly representing US as making war on a
fallen, powerless prisoner Of War or of
Peace NTerr York Tribune, 18TH.
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II is most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradicates scnrf and dandruf.
II keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich, soft, aud glossy.
II prevents hair turning gray and falling on.
II restores hair upon prematurely bald heads.
This is just what Lyons kathairon will do. t Is
is cheap-durable. II Is literally sold by
he car load and vet its almost incredible dema nd
is daily increasing, until there is hardly country
store that does not keep it, or family that does
I. THOMAS LYON. Chemist, New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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Judge Meredith, of Richmond, is at Fair
fax Courthouse, to try an important suit,
in which Judge Thomas had been one OF
the counsel previous to his election to the
bench. Henry A. Wise and William Green,
Esos., are counsel in the case, and left here
this morning to attend the court.-Ale.cdn-
ClTid Gazette, 18th.
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TIERCES.

by seven black plumes, Tue cch,,o 0hJ'FY'
which was at least four feet high. After
the hcarse was a female society, the men,
beers of which wore black dresses and white
capes. The rear was brought up bya very
long line of hacks. The whole procession
was directed by mounted marshals in full
repalia,
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MORNING DISPATCHES.


New YORK, June l2.--The Fenians arc
returning here by the evening train. There
is but one family in radius of twenty
miles in Canada where the Fenians made
their raid, all others having fled. Major
General Meade and staff arrived here to-
day. The examination of arrested Fenians
is progressing. President Roberts has been
released on parole.
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Twenty years ago he studied and prac-
ticed In the office OF Michael Holman, .
tlawycr and Congressman of New YORK.
Some time before. while private tutor Ih
Clarke county, Virginia, he married, l am
informed one of his pupils, Miss jack
,on cousin on one side to the famous
Stonewall," and on the other to Mud
waltz Jackson. In consequence OF her
marriage with an aboltionist, tho lady was
disinherited from her mothers large pro-
,,artv in slaves. Four or five members of
his Jackson family have been judges or
concressmen, so that Underwood's SOUTH
crn decricrs, who call him "a low fellow"
"a thief Justice" and what not, cannot
complain that he does not belong to Virgi-
MIA "first families. Richmond Cores
pondence Tribune.
1t is evident that Underwood has been
Boosting of his alliance with the +. F. VS..
The Trib,me's correspondent of course got
his information from the judge. The same
correspondent says:
As q matter of course, all the novel sup
portcrs of Mr.. Johnson's policy in Rich
mond deny that there is any popular dan
Scl W IhuSSi Jul VI aisboh Si's' tts
Mr.. johnson almost literally said that Ne
had confidence in jury of Virginia gen
Henen." Did he mean Underwood's ] ury
(who are not "Virginia gentlemen" but
sterling American citizens of common
sense), or a jury of the Wises, Pollards,
and so forth? Let this be as it may, the
fact that bona tide trial of Davis is at
least threatened with dangers. A man
well known in the State, and not, believe,
the worst of the fire-eatcrs, said the other
day, "Thc people of Virginia would not
permit Davis to be executed if convicted
in Virginia. The life Of aHy man 'coutd be
in danger who would attempt to execute a
sentence of the sort" Would they allow
him to be tried and convicted if it were an
understood thing that he would be par
doned? That is doubtful, too. The little
interest which Virginians took in the recent
preliminarcs, hints, perhaps, that they un-
derstand matters better than we do.
remark, besides, a current of cool assn
rance running through Virginia opinion
The other day, talking to an ex-rebcl jour.
nalist, | asked what great Virginians were
! to mount the vacan. pcdcstals of the eques-
| TRAN Washington monument" Madison
and Monroe, / suppose % "Well, yes
! and perhaps when things are shaped and
ouietcd, Lee and Jackson" Perhaps
! Virginia has no more cherished heroes
and this Virginian was sincere.
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New ORLEANS, June l2.-Complete sue
cess has attended the subscriptions to the
Davis defence fund in Texas.
The Mexicans refuse to release the Cor
dova captivcs.
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Heimstrest's inimitable Hair Coloring'is not 8
dive. AlIinstantaneous dyes are composed OF lunar
caustic, and more or less destroy the vitality and
lorine and has been growing In favor over twenty
years II restores gray hair to s original color by
gradual absorption, in q most remarkable manner.
n is also q beautiful hair dressing. Sold In two
siyes-So cents and Sl-by all dealers.
''-s' C. HElMSTRRET, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all Druggists.
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A QUA DE MAGNOLTA.--A toilet de
n ueht. superior 10 any cologne used 10 esshe
the face and person; to render the skin soit and
fresh to silay Inflammation 70 perfume clothing
for headache, &c. IL Is Manufactured from ne nen
quite nnprsceaented II is favorite with actresses
and opera singers IL IL sold by All dealer q one
dollar, in large bottles, and by DkAAb BAhN - =
Co.. New York, wholesale Agents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists. i,s
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McxicO-The 60 dOva Captives-The
Anniversary OF Maximilian's Arri.

New ORLEANS, June 1.-THE Cordova
(Mexico) captives are still held. Maxi
milan has made no effort to release them.
The leader of the raiding party was a Fe-
dcral officer of New Orleans, once on Gene
raj Canby's staff.
The second anniversary of Maximilian's
arrival was celebrated throughout Mexico.
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New YORK, June l3-Thc steamships
Persia and Marathon sailed with over three
millions five hundred thousand dollars in
gold.
The greater part of the town of Moya-
guez, Porto Rico, was burned on the 10Th
ultimO.
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STRI BLING 8 p r I Nc s,
NEAR sTAUNToy, VA.

This place will be open for visitors on the FIRST
OF JULY. The we'll known quality Of the waters
makes It unnecessary to go into particulars they
are Alum Sulphur, Chalybeate, and Freestone-ali
at hand. The alum water 10 second to none known;
the sulphur Is second only TO the Greenbrier
White and has been rssorted to for more than half
a century. The place is comfortably furnished;
and the fare shall be plain, though good and sub.
stantial, without any attempt at display, believin
at the present time It will meet the demand Of the
public better to live palmer and charge less
Terms $3.50 per day, $l4 per week, and 80 per
month (of twenty eight days. by the season.
Trottsr i Co. stages leave staunion after the ar
rival of the cars from Richmond for the Springs
daily. CHESLSf hlNNbxs 80
ie s-eodIm Proprietor.
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WARRINGTON ITEMS.

THE ACTION OF THE CANADIAN AUTHORITIES.
WASHINGTON, June l2.-Thc inquiries
made by Major-Gencral Meade are as yet
incomplete, but so far as they have gone
they do not result in confirming the report
that the Canadian or British forces crossed
the boundary line, or that any ofthc Fenians
have been killed by them, or that any pri-
soners were captured by them on the Amcri-
can side of the frontier.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
There is no doubt that the Government
would at anv time transfer jeff. Davis to
the jurisdiction of the District Court of
Virginia, if a writ of habeas corpus should
be issued to bring him before that tribunal.
Correspondence Sun.
Another correspondent of the same pa
per says:
Jefferson Davis is not likely to be re-
leased from confinement at Fortress Mon
roe, notwithstanding the intimatiOn con-
yeyed in Judge Underwood's remarks to
the counsel of Davis that the President
might interpose in his behalf, and notwith-
standing all the efforts Of MesSrs. OConor,
Shea, and number of prominent private
citizens of New York. Judge Underwood
will not admit Mr.. Davis to bail because he
is in military custody, neither can ne be
tried upon Indictment in civil court for
the same reason. The President might
turn him over to the civil authority, mas
much as he was captured and held as a
prisoner of war. There seems to be a
question as to what was the character of
his capture.] But the court would not then
admit him to bail, and the offence would
not be considered bailable. The Presi-
dent could not order bail to be taken. The
President cannot, and certainly will not,
interfere in the matter at present. Posi-
bly,, after the adjournment OF Congress, the
President might parole him; but in the
face of the denunciations of Congress and
the threat of impeachment, it would be a
bold step.
HARDLY TO BE CHARGED TO RICHMOND.
Martin +. Conway, formerly of Kansas,
lately of Richmond, has been appointed
United States Consul at Marseilles.
CIRCULATION OF WASHINGTON PAPERS.
The Chronicle has daily circulation of
five thousand four hundred and sixty six I;
the Star has seven thousand five hundred
and forty -four.
FLOUR CONTRACTS.
The Subsistence Department has just
contracted or bid for large quantity OF
-four, at Sl3.25 per barrel, second quality,
being $3.50 more than it paid two months
ago for same grade.
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FAR.-Thc ladies of Union and Church
Hills propose holding fair, to commence
on Tuesday night in the lower part of
Springfield Hall, for the purpose of repair
ing said hall, putting on new roof, &c, &c,
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The TpSt.Oafh.

New ORLEANS, June 1.-THE United
States Court eXactS the tcst-oath of all new
attorneys, but admits all who were quail
tiedbef0rc the war anywhere on the Gulf
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U,,tea state, Army Movements.

MALONE, June I2.-Ten companies of re-
gr,lars are encampcd here. Four compa-
MES returned this morning from an unsuc-
cessful search for recapturcd munitions
seized bv the Fenians north of this place.
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OVER MILLION DOLLARS SAVED /.

Gentlemen-'sI had negro man worth, ", 200,
who took cold from bad hurt In the leg, and was
useless for over a year / had used everything
could hear OF without benefit, until / tried tine
permanent cure. !. Il. DOWSiNo.
Montgomery, Ala, June II, 1859.
"Itake pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Eminent As valuable and indispensa
BILE article for Sprains, Sores, Scratches, or 0ais
on Horses. Our men have used II for Burns,
acts like magic J. w. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's, and
Harnden's Express.
"The sprain of my daughters ankle, occasioned
while skating last winter was entirely cured In
one week after she commenced using yonr ss g, o
brated Mustang Eminent" Ed. SEELEf =
Gloucester, Mass, August i, 1865.
liz II Is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
detniment performs more cures in shorter time,
G Z. man and beast, than any article ever dis
THrered. Families, livery-men, and planters
aid always have 1t on hand. Quick and sure,
ic Irtainlyis All genuine Is wrapped In steel
- engravings, bearing the signature OF @. W;
L. A.~-ook, Chemist, and the prtrRe United
~ mp Of DEAAs BARNES Co. over the top.
r., IEp !, has been made to counterfeit 1t with a
= =. LET plate label. Look closely.
MI LEX for RATOGA SPRING WATER, ..
TATE AND sold by all druggists.
TIONEERS'
ESTATE Of
joining COZ
ance OF =
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Could Not Take the Oath.

CHARLEsTowN, June l2.-Edgar NJ. La
zarus and J. F. w. Walter, United States
collectors, have resigned, as they could not
take the test oath.
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

To-day there were broken sevcnty-fivc
hogshcads, eighteen tierces, and sixteen
boxes of tobacco. The market was firm,
without material change. The following
sales were made:
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LYONS EXTRACT OF PURR JAMAICA 0!E5Es-for
Indigestion. Nausea, Heartbarn. Sick Headache,
;na ssimnlsnt is required It's careful preparation
and entire purity makes II cheap and reliable AZ
ticle for culinary purposes. Sold eyefywne o.
so cents per bottle. Ask for LYONS Fuf0 .
tract Take no other. -...f
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
apl7-ly sold by all druggists.
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
TEMPERATURES, PROM SIXTY TO oxs HUNDRED AED
Six DEGREES. YAHRgxHBIT.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
TARDY, WILLIAMS 4 CO., PRoParxroas.


Will be open for the reception Of visitors JUH8
lst, 1866.
All the buildings having been repaired, painted,
and fitted out with NEW FURNITURE. LINEN.
BEDS, and TABLEWARE, these SPRINGS Offer
unsul passed attractions to both the invalid and
pleasure seeker. No expense or effort has been
spared by the proprietors TO make IL - comfortable
and pleasant as possible TO all visiton.
The HOT WATERS here have been we'll known
for more than half century to possess, In won.
derful degree. tonic, Alternative, detergent, and
stimulating properties, and have become Justly
celebrated for the cure Of Rheumatism, Govt,
| Diseases OF the Liver, Skin, Bladder, and Womb
Parslyss, the result Of injury or serious eGusion;
Contraction of Muscles and Joints, Diarrh@a, and
Dyspepsia, accompanied with sore mouth and
tongue.
New BATH.HoUsEs have been erected, . BAND
OF MUSIC engaged. and BILLIARD and BOWL.
ING SALOONS fitted up. s .ys
The SPLENDID BALLROOM has been tho.
| roughly reftted.
| Route from the north, uia Orange and Alexan.
dria railroad to Gordonsvills; thence ria yirgi.
mia Contra, railroad to Millboro Depot thence to
Hot Springs direct. over turnpike, distance,
twenty miles, by Trotter 4 Co.'s stage line.
Route from the south, pia Lynchburg or Rich.
mond, and Virginia Central railroad to Millbor0
| Depot, ~
TERMS: ~ per day $40 per week.
BAND OF MUSIC is engaged for the season.
| my H-lm
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OATH ALUM sPRINGS.-This high.

OATH ALUM SPRINGS.-This high.
ID ly improved and beautiful Watering. Place
will be opened for the reception Of vsitos on tho
i5sh instant. tits situated In Bath county, We. q
the eastern base OF the Warm sgfing nountsin,
the Virgins Central railroad, to the Warn, Hot,
and Healing Springs. -. a..
Oh J warm ten from the Hot, and thirteen from me
Healing Springs. $50. ....- a.
Every effort will Be- made ~ ne IN ~
gaests. A daily LIME OF STAGE CoACnSS -
now on the road from the depot 10 Tho wsssssag.a
places above mentioned. .. HAassU
RArYs OF BoARD: