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~ 1~$A IL AZ. ~ hal
roas ] ~ 49,, ~ " sss ~. .s =. 1t.sort con.
p1saA'on' ,oa1 LUZ ioA1'11' = 4s.-..,ss-,
q: employees and inc MONEY ~ w
holders Necessary 10 run Inc tuaI' i,.4.h1 ~. 80
Circumstances were soloa.E a nn1,d nave- ts.-..
| eminent never o"nea' aou t.a .,1.s ~ 49,!
fore have reserved - :. tbs,r ~
grant; and lne ,nant nm. ,aa..t,~.
petnsl use .na ,ads,n,te sh,f ~ NV.
"as saTGt ~ ~. -. -a1e- IN eTsc,+e ar.h
Pany ~on,a 1,,a ,a.roott thu core,,n ~ oo,,a T.
1Tac.- te1.o -. thc rat,rood tract ~ ~ ha.I.:
*es ~ carnnsnv lat 1ha,n sa,1 ,hs,S ,a11.s ss
s,. .! s .nd iisch.,os tbr.r h,rd. d,.sa,rs.ha4s
st sorno.o,ion ma T3nd m 4he,r. .39s3s:. Th..
CONTINGENCY yras di,,;nrt1v ,,rosentas hv 49,
ca,nnsnv T. the c.oveT,nsnF ~ 49, 49,. NV
scc-c,.T stanto,, n , ,attor - san..a- s o.. =.
.,,.- Cho,r,or, ~ ~, r.,,..s. r.SS,ss.
..a,ed ther thst ~ f,o,.a~... -rs..11
have n nar for III -. ~ 49, -a,,ta.. stsa,.
o,nn,o,,.s ~ -. ,sIs ~. .o.s An 800, 800
tba,ns se,res M tf 49, car.r.n.s.,. - -. :.
1o,v.- ~ t.ts .ns-4a ~ ~ ,a.s 49, ~
!, a, cora1,Tne,+ o-nenea +h.s -urs+ h.1..s ~
~. ,,o,.o- .rttho,,, 1,,;ot 49, 1a.-M ~ = a4'u
con1d mt r.. .rverc;ee5 n frr -. ~ ro"A
49, s+s,s, H7,ar $500 ~ 49,, w. ~ u!e ton
honc1,f q NJ che. nv os +hcv .onIa h,-s,t ae
1,;r. y .u .has,1v 20, 49, .s,,.s"a - ao'
,,.n,. .s ~ ttn n,,na;. Ton.,.1. ,rSs ,sS sS =.
rtobt a. tbe ,,o,,ts .hor,, ~ .ra. naas.a'.-as 49, -
aa,,1a d., H. :. se+t,a T,1,ro;. r.s.NI: w
ntbcr ,n,nn.- ~, f.fr,y ~ ~ ch.an,r 49,. ~.
,,ayfn,z them ,,er. -. saconer sr5 ~ -. ~ ~
acf,y lar wbnt tbeT car7;cd md far ~ n,a-e
nv. T. o,.o+1,. -,.,,.4 -. -" ..'".o-
-. ..t .s..I 0o1e ~ q"
-no,,t .h-oes. 49, ~ ~ p[l.'.1a ~ wv oo'eu
.aas..1 =. -, ~ ptlat."sa'I @ ana Tue
<sant ,sn,,, w. sns ooec1u,
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The Proposed New Apportlonmcnt IN
Wisconsin,.


The Committee on Apport1onment, Of
which Senator Judd Is chairman, and the fol-
lowing arc members: Senatot5: Charles q.
Larkln, William H. Lawrence, John H. Rorn-
tree, Matthew j. Meade, Marcns a. Fulton,
md Assemblymen J. Q. Bartlett, 4. ]. Tur-
per, r. E. Carr, M. L. Delaney, 4. X. Osborn,
Thad. C. Pound and B. G. Plumer, has re-
eelyed basis Of apportionmcnt from a sub
committee of three Of the members, being
Senator Meade and Assemblymen J. o. Bart
lett and Osborn, which all the members Of the
committee ase now considering. This puts
the population Of the State at 663,G5, and
makes ths number Of scnators and members
quired population for . Senate district
Is 26,3l1, and for IN Assembly district
6,s3. This changes the Senate Dis
tricts, so that the I'd comprises Brown, Ke-
waunee and Dorr; 4th, Washington and
Ozaukee; 9th, Wood, Adams, Waushara, aud
Marathon; 10Th, Manitowoc; ed, Ousaga-
nile and Calumet; e7th,- Portage, Waupaea,
Pointe, Ashland, Polk. Dallas, Burnett, St.
Croix, Pierce, Dunn, and Chippewa; 3oth,
Rchland and Crawford; SD. Pepin, Eau
Claire, Buffalo, Jackson, Clark, and Trem-
pealeau 33.t, Monroe and Juneau
In the Assembly districts Dodge loses one
kesha.: Walworth, Rock and Vernon, loses
one each, and Fond du Lac gains one. Treu-
pealenu Is m Assembly district. st. Croix
md Pierce, now forming one district, are each
given member; Dunn and Chippewa are a
district; In Crosse county has two members;
Portage and Waupaca are district; also
Dorr, Oconto and Shawano; ; also Buffalo
also Jackson and Clark; also Pcpln and Eau
Claire; also Monroe, and also Juneau.
an United States Revenue omce.
Drowned In Liquor va1-supPoscd
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E Congressman Rogers, (CopperheadO
from New jereey,, made speech the other
any.in Congress In faEor Of paying the rebel
debt. But why should It be paid before 1t Is
due. Is It not soon enough to talk, of pay
,ue-it when 1t falls due-vtz. "stx months
, 1866-03-14

loyal colored man In the seeded States has
at least as good right to vote, as ia rcbel
yet red and raw with treason.us. The Cops
win ind it difficult to persuade tho people 10
the contrary. Here Is another dig under the
eth rib from Forney's PTea:.
:.."NheDevu Coppcrhead insists that he is
for the Andrew johnson policy OF restoration.
ask him whether he means that portion Of IT
drew Johns6n's speech at Nashville on the
9th of June, 1854:
.'bul II calling convention 10 restore tie State,
" ho saa restore and fgestAblish It Shall the man
who gave bis tnGuenee 1pd his means to destroy
he GoseEnments l. he 10 part1tipa,e in the e,cai
WORK Q! feorHnntzat:ont Shall he who brought t1,.
1aite1y upon the state be perm. ted to cout1ol IT,
destmtest Il this he 30, then Ill this pree,oa.
olood Or our brave soldiers and oeeft, 20 freely
poured ont. Will have been wantonIf spilled. All
The Elof1ous victories Won bJ our noble armies will
90 Tor nought and al The hsttle~fclds which have
been soWn With dead heroes dnr,n. The rebellion
wtll have been made memorable in vn{u7f
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uftey the recognition Of the indspeude1ce Of
the Confederate states''l Everybody VIII
agree to Inst. Here Is compromise The
Radicals win b willing to accept
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LOUIS NAPULE0N,s L1rEAGE,

detozmcd as that which WIS voted down On
Monday.
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.r.
4'''A1N''
.s,yJss seAp01.Eow,< ...eacr
p1nca Nano1eon who listed this countrv
in 1861. and who ev1onath1xea AS sinrere1v
with Tho fn,.sd states "a hfs T1nneria1 cone,n~
with The s,aveho1ders, rehe1,lon- IL The r4nre.
sentative man of tbr Liberals IN France. and
hes ,,ao haconnc ,dentfacd with The cams =,
I,nlr bv l;a alliance with VIctor Emanuel,s
c,aest 5enohter- f3ot,,de. ..ccomnsn,as
him IN kcw York m his nora1,1r Wait a,, az
tne on,hre.k Of the civil war. IN m,nv
occasior,s there have been conflict. of on,nfo,
betycen tl,c liberal Prfuce and the desnot,c
E1nrcror. which cu1m,nafed- Inst wear n ~
,,,e;, ,,,1,9nra,- -occas,on of 4he p-,n.s,s
s,eeech Il Aface1o, fhe t.an,tal of Cors;ns ~
,,.area a. fhe fiinr NJ tha 'fn,;,o,Fat;o,,, -
1,ovrrnrnt IN eomme,nora,,on ~ h,s .,an,s
v.ro,ror +hc cne,+ Th,. xnaa,h .s,...s-ss
1.;t1 +ha roh,ast asr,-,t,ons ~ 49, aSe 14S~s
,n'.,.- - - e,n1n.n,tT .ns q. - sAuee VI
...nsr,s 1890 S;a,na,,5.snr fnT~.ss =. sen-
s.n,,.esr 80 n.e.sa5saS,sr -. u M :" LUZ
s1sss.... ea::.es F :. =. ,,sN:' tstos' HIS
n'sS ~. nso1,saa.r - - .saIs ~ ~ COUSIN
.. - I,.tet 49, 80 ~ eooacA,
IL. ..,s.s..,s. ~ -. a4a's tcnuerea
ar1ec1 IT,. 49,. . 49, ~ .ns eA4apislon
e.s..,,,.,,est ta.~ .s4A- 1-aos " e14ecl
- '.r.s as<,o.,.11, ss.sS 49,. -. ~" Pmees, aou
49, n,ssp ~ po.+nIS1 v 49, 49, -as my 'lsi. o1
as ~. ~ yoouea onugnter
ns,,s.s r,,e.nIe Is.N, n1aet " tne
es1s,~ 1s..s 80" ~. ,.N'o,. ats W 1es.ore
49, 49, ..as.s,. 49, = "o1.1 apps1f+1oln
sa... as .~",.,sse .s".,,oH ~ .aoee uas tne En-
t ..1,,. o'4s 1ees Aom ule tnaee
lA"1a 4estaGIuA u LIZ sleccu ~ Alaccl0.
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Order No, 4 OF the Chief
LThe Panic a. Seen 81 7Americau Eyes
-Skeda 1dlfDG-A Canadian Vlew-4s
tall 4 Confederation Sc6eme-A Flint
frous Ncw Xork-A Letter from lFe"
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The following IL the resolution III passed:
,,s.i1a ~ ~; Index .o sass
Office; md
WHEazAs, A correct and fall index md proper
classification " much needed, ami ahould be made
I:e1otea1, That liz CITY Clark Be instructed to
make complete index to md proper Classification
came can be psopezly toaa, hs expenses thereof to
be provided for In the next ycar's apNopriatiou.
PTprtte2 That the cost shau not exceed Two thou
sand f{2, ,uG0} dollars
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
AID. Bond, Of Committee on Flsance, to whom
bad been referred the petition OF The Chiago Ned
lcal Calege, for ahasenent Of taxes on The ground
ion , % tasttea seport reeocngnR CO.. aag % DAT .hs
prayer Of petitioners ne granted
Report couens.ed n bI ates and roes as follows: !:
Barrett, Wicker, McIsoy, Wttmarth. Kapu. latch,
Rutseli, Gsstaeld, Proudfaat Hoftinaez, shaek.
| ;Ss<s~sa: 7a'so's 'ns %ss. s,'nzer-s
OF the same eomuitkee, to- whom had been re-
mIssian h ", Of ns impa:.d Ior 1olsaon q Inc osa-
| uance concerning hauds, reported IN favor OF e.
milling lbs sum of sss-
1Sts-Asd. Gags. RniekesboeEer, shfmp, CarteI,
| Barrett, Wicker, McRoy, Wil9afih, h9nr. HaIch,
saetwD NoSfe sia .nsan PIonda. n2 Hof,
EOQu1 ftAtkElN t@+A">-f AUt'
{ tiuceI. shaclfafd, Cfa1k-aa.
No<&-Noca.
! OF The same committee. to whou. bad been ze4
esrcd tba petition OF John Forsyth, for renas.lon
or nne imposed for Violation Of tha health ozdi~
nance. reported in fasoF Of rs1atdng The ira upon
Teport concu11ea In, bJ ares ard poes, Is th1ows;
| Ayts--Ald. Gaec, kulck Shimh Csrtess
/ Barrett, Wicker. McRay. .Kanu, Hatch, Shers1n,
! Moore, Woodard, Taieott Holden, h1by, Bond.
Russell, Gsstneld, Franxeq, P1oudloot, Aotaneef'
| tbackfotd, Cla5k-e2
| Noxe-Ald. W4lmaEitr-1. = =
|; Afro,
OF Tue fan1e committee, to Hhou hao ,s, oeSa r.
ferzed The petition OF B1idret Bury lor y.
nf bpe imposed for aisardszay eocGasG "@
| verxe to Efaa.tne tbs prpyer of Peucon's|
| Report concuz7ed h. @'.. 49,:
! = Also, =
6r ma ,sr., committee, 70 whom had been 70
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based upon Justice, and lair and honest ar-
rangement for the interest Of the land- grant
roads, Tor the interest Of the new States, for
the interest Of the Government, for The inter
est OF the country. I believe It Is based upon
equity and justice. Whatever provision We
may put INTO this bill, or any other bill, !
have no idea That we are going to get this
money back again. We had better not delude
Ia once paid to these companies, they will no
doubt Keep It. As tho arrangement which
has been mads Is a Just one, based upon fair
consideration Of the case In y1aw Of she great
burdens which VIC have put upon these roads
which they did not. expect, when We made
the grants, md as the grants were made for
Of ali the people East and West, for the inter-
ests OF the nation, and have added hundreds
of millions OF dollars to the wealth Of the
country and as II Is for our Interest to have
these roads finished, and to deal fairly and
justly With them n view Of the burdens pnt
upon them by this war, think we lad
the War Department, which Ia
fair one, and let the railroad companies un-
derstand, let The Government understand,
let the capitalists Of the country wbo mar be
induced to invest in these new raI1soad enter
prises and to finish them, understand, that We
ty-three and one third per cent less than We
pay the other railroads OF the country for the
service they do for the Government because of
their land grants. think We had better let
the arrangement stand, and say no.hing about
reserSine matters Tor future trial or for bring
Ing cases into court. It Is not ar the interest
Of the country to 90 into couEt on these qtes-
tions; it IS not Tor the Interest of the new.
States It Is not for the interest Of the rail-
road companies and do not see that It Is
for the interest Of anybody I do not want to
see any 1aw suits grow oul Of it. think the
arrangement made By the War Department,
which has gone on frotz Augast' ls6i, to,the
time when the railroads Of the country did
their work for less than they do now, because
many Of them have advanced their rates Of
fare and toll, for passengers and freight, forty
and fifty per cenf-had better be continued.
BILE adjustment between the Government and
the railroad companies who have received
grants of the public lands
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o. a. CraJ f1s Reduction OF assessment on lat
ins1p ped,ent 10 grant The svlier ssktd fof.
Report ca1cnEed In.
sx1xcaeoxnnrtzu,
AID. Gaze, OF Select Committee on purchase OF
grounds t.louse Of Correction, suht1lstet re-
-seleeteJ ard ,hst The C1mmlltee Desired the con,
eurrrnor or tne Cou1cil in their action
ThGtcpoH ,vaa co1Eu11ed IN. .....
| All. n HpodHntd moved that tho COMMITTEES be m
st,a.ed 70 purchase ,hs Noand R M. selected. a H..
s,ss X shnp
rail-, Wicker. McRoy, Wtlmartn- sheridan. Fam.
astch, sheEssn, moore, Woodard. rsicot.s AtSoy. .
l Bond, Russell, Gastdeld, FTau5an~ fsoailoo's
Aettnqer. shaektord, Clark-s3%
I Npts-Ald. cArteI-l. -,,
Ald- Gage oilered The following ofo1osnee aao
III moton 1sss' grsrnred and tho ordinance ~as
p1ssed by the following toto: toto::ho-t,, shtmn FIR.
Jy.s-A1d. Gass. kS'ff1keaphSh kSf1aarh, Shri,d i,d.n. ksna,
iIst-h shsrstn Wv0rt, y uoodar 3alooss Ht1n5-
Hond, RssseH. t:as'ats.a, 3 fsanzen' 1s"as'''1'
Tne eoto~ts,f !. tie ordinance - r+sf.a
Al oHptSAxcE 70 Patu ~ au ~ LIZ .is - u
cos;s,o1,s ,s9epn 70 md to p ssae oou, lot
r.. e.. s:sss<s !s:ss' =, tie ce"aae" esser9s Of
src11os !. That tho Mayor md Co1ups,s;
ta!d aty be md lheJ ire hereby aathost. !.
empowered 10 putehale ths following ! scs
premises for the purposes cf 4 llolee = G
Trasses suSaiviacn ot .he al a Iii .eetIoa a3
E1rge fourteeu{1A) cast ct de sd z o.; berg S n
hundred "a any dollstt. fforutAi, that on sn
examination nf the ahstzae9 and aHes e.. e,fsct
legal tit1e can he given b the oNasr q o"H'~'
thereof
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

sfinnoie, Louisa Gray, cnsan.r, PhIfsdephia; Lady
Nyork for do. - ~ '~~e'
Sept = Arr schrs Anna Edwards. Pns Nyork whist,
sr S tngc 90 Tor PauEon. ry'ton Cusson Jersey civ
bcthport ~~ ~~ ~ h'AA
WILMINGTON Nc sept3-Ar steamship starlight Pe.
aItcA, = foh Mhrd GJsnccg Norton Boston l. : Davis
hemptoo; frosaenee. Cid steamship Monticello Booth
Boston, Dh's X HAMILTON, Adams Havana
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
A GAMBLING CASE.

Juperinr Go-rt.
Before Judge Robertson.
SxpT. s-DGaist Iyi4ps J,ia He~lsv II af An order
OF arrest in This granted by te defendants.
Plaintiff alleges that wbe walking through Chatham
street he acccsed BY defendant brought INTO
No. 100 There no was induced 10 play what ctiied
three carl monte, by which he lost 500 HasAer
arrested and gsvo ball 10 the charge.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06


sea- aud in cssr weather should be from distance Of
The poaIiion of III. lights - 81 10 \, @ 80 81 u
S 5 On .ss an sp K. ss ss :, s sr % a
would be exhibited IS wards extremity Of Cape
ssd white ' sbs sns yarsa ssa ss fash every
level 81 @ @ az N 81 M ,es hssa S s
'rq% TSs ca.,.sn"s ds.anee 2, ~, Is ,l; niles;
Is o. Greenwich "sa' " give" n '' y y - =
sEsoIvIsc L.anr on carr rArAcm. or xAn.KnA
kaiacrs Or Kaakra tho western shore Of the Black
eat srancy e nsr ss s 4 iass al essas ~ II
isi feet above the he ana in clear weather
ne n posan m o. BE Light gyen n lat n q ~ \, Ian y
GEO HENRY RICHARDS Hydrograpber.
s'oflAsn-soRrHHau co,sr--,roer or rAnsrr ssss
HrpsocRArric osroE, AgaRAlrrl
c Ssn se r 81 S" s fee r's o9 y, rs,s s
Sss. and lying in the OF heavy draughs rsund
ssm The e,st en Of the Ledge Tsrbet about
al sncs ssa, 80 rs Of e The .u.. ter. Or rsns m
and 2s97s
sfp'rxsnsSTAS-wesr r.LY--v,srD ,rAsI,sc
l'GT HTnsodss "s nansa ssa,a ,sIasp o,,s, A,.n.,rr
The Minister Marine at Yloreacs hs. given nocr that
md sitter AUG 1865 Light would be exhibited from
The light i white light by srsry haif
minute y !. sad e bo vi.bla in clear weiiher all ronnd
The illuminating apparatus i diopiric or by lenses of tho
The tower Is sh light red eored sripsa ns issi
ibs end Or ,hs snd IN lot % s n lou 10 81 q sss
H., OF sf Any s s'ss ~oa s
med from hghthcuss reeenty erected st Cape spatyen
The lights bKcd whit. lsa elevation of 7si feet
beseen from distance % q miles.
n, IS 81 v Of
GEo HENRY RTcHaRns. Hydrograph.r
wh,iemcn.
Rark vast.en Craw NJ, u mouths ont. sid from zsnzl
@r Jas q cc-.c lad saksr % bhs y ard go DO h oil
grir zn,bar II ~ 20 IN said b. ne largest price
Rris E..hoi gurbee Beverly 4n from North
Atlantic Ocean With no oUis - and 2' do bsrst-h oil on
S A, 20 4 Il, 49, Z, s.sr a ar1gr a py
10 sp iGws: i snuaon. Cornell 80 .r-an from
spoken. &c.
sh,C prTa ,iosary, Hayden from Shields for NYors,
A.S s1s y l,n ~ =. s,,Io. ,ga ~ fro ~. a. -,
4era % days cui no date, iai n lon X
ssys Galse, m I, y rrs . day. from Lrga"rn FOR Syoi
Bark hurrsa, from, Bosto, fnr Hsvsra.
Foreign Porfs.
rARpfvy, Aug spL-Nrr n I. Lane Araon. liverpool sld
II port Assa4 stiss y i Lane smidoo an rho, sy,ya
Sve.l q @e w.sr, o.ssafg: isf ssli%er. iasisy
r cs.s ishss % Gvs iD por. big renn,,on for New
ci.oss.. ssaAry n.y serri,. ga,sn. Boston
eph bries Fanuls Trader of Hstieras irts Williams.
ngsirsrA Aug ls-,r oor' bris W Roger. .r Dur
Frscaal Aug ii--in port br,r virginia Wood isr .yors
Gli:soy sasea-Ia por ship saara s.,ssra for New
Hivss. Avg scs,r he port, ard orir-a % v,-. ogaa
Ausla Aa tfl4rln lff Agr I'm
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

eoo non wnKrn oy sEwerAvxks An,
SSi1yo ssS.s ~ feesSs sts - 49, .:.. 90 :
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

!. speech Of George III. p.pdieton- Endorses
the Presidents Po'ieS ana the Philnde'phia
Convention.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

w ArFkD-si2fsa ON NOMD AND Nonrt4Aug YOl
W tfu. thrN~ " t4ut Dan Ynw
- choice 1nffanuherna and atftF as-,r la tk
= fe ~ cultivation heavily trssrrs IN
clestnus osk. lggu-t maple and bisrs wsinp yth hrA
saef hNWgnee. IRE NhNis hM# hfnu rA
~rertste sud responsible xcuivnrn be ~
Ard sAis Agffi A accompanied ~ the ttsu reutrpens
RHdhyits Tho icc@fad n Li4vs Herk
Hsy, Huntington, Queens county. n Mhaevar
Wishes Pc Loan tAr above AIiNnnt @1l pif*Ae fsh w
NAN NAnRNfH, ~ Ststi 4vanue sNcs HoFk whore $40
application hrTraHn ni A0a va wi, All nthsr par
fhitfiurh. ran b. ard eynfaued fiie Iserfect.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
poI.rTIcA,..


POLITICAL.
4 MEETING og rna IyogrEspENr yorgHg -
.:,sg y, q =, ssss0,esns e ss.a a WV :. led :,
s.ts ole,. ssss.r' , y, ,,.:s s.sIs1 . leis s
Jo.s huas-r. secretary tern
M6l,Rr VI. esNHaAL covnirrgr a eEaU.
~ ~ me-,ns q ,s co'nn.,''e W r h.i :, Ne.,i
attendance i ssqas''sd. Sy orassss . zen c..,
sp i sai.s a..-s s.sre,.a'.
DEsro,J rHt USIoS
IL mas. is--unr of tho National Union of
-, Nath Congressional ai.'r's, Iweif,h sne"~au md
nail sna r'ari gsssy svsnias sepisS.
= - 70 'fspoRsr THf Acriox
PHILADELPHIA coSsEsnoS.
II, sr~rs. - 'e ,re.s4sp, sss II var - - ,m..-
states o. h@ tnion rre av'si - akr part n ths pssse
fnneut secsksts IN ge q ads-a.. II. mssaag
~ ofer q iss cOu'@,,-e q, q .drssss9,a
r~snty.sseosi ~ssd cssamsn.
Niassssuc ~ari, -ecr-,sry
c,PvFsr'I WARD. JOHNSON ..rfeN.L UyTos
- ciss A. iarv. sss .n.sa.,-,. ,a.tsg = -. sss-
stree. 90 Tuesday ssenaE tho foloys named zrntsH'sa
" - I eaansiy P'~sssni. ! \ snf.s yos r,s s.soa,
r. v Hsrrngor, rs'r-'afy
LOAN OFFICES.
trr-posry LfrpRALty ,frvASrYp q. Df,
y Nosps wAr,'Hgs JRvEfeY. AZ OK rtiK
rsoxse sAwE so.yns tk rn,s aISfs. .a,, ~ x;,'
SATcHTs. 1EvELEY, \. att nlssessr aifs-i stairs
, ~ ..,s ss"sy~ 49, 49, ~, 'oNehm 3 bssD
aassss ia sirs-"ss ,'s ~ ~ Ill IT, II ss $500
rsu snosprsy-.f rkY rnx INQUEST rmcps
- ,or D'A'ooa' N.fe'' '.s' ~. y. z .f,.,- - -
1ppfsliH 4 sli..kss fn~airs
p,wsBRokres ncHfrs ntssovp- warcnas
=, 1890. 80, t,'sa r.. 49,. - ,..i ..,.s
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scIserncn OF the Eadicni--An
Exciting C1mpaigu--Thc Congressional
uor.-copc-A Conservative Majority ir rhe
Legislature Corissin--GOvcrnor Morton on
fb. sstump-Trade and the Crops, &c.
INuIayapotls. seot q 1876
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nearly over, that lady accordingly went
TO Mrs. DeBar's box, TO be joined in a
moment by Mrs. DeBar. Mr.. Eddy
passing, stopped and asked her who
She was and what she wanted, as
strangers had no right there. She
offered her explanation. to which he
replied, shat Mrs DeBar had no right
to invite any one" This remark was
overheard by that lady, who immedi-
ately asserted her right as wife of one
of the proprietors. Mr.. Eddy was then
Joined, or rather reinforced by Hiss
Henrietta Irwin, who is said TO ex-
ert the power of a Gree over the sus-
ceptibIe heart of Eddy. She encour-
aged him, adding that Mrs. DeBsT had
no right there herself, upon which all
the blood of all the Towards few to the
tongue and fnger-ends of Mrs. DeBar,
and the two Amazons had regular
fsticuff fight then and there. As in
novels, virtue always triumphs, the
lovely and virtuous Henrietta came off,
by the assistance of the gallant Eddy,
with flying eolors; the discomftted and
defeated Mrs. DeBar being led or
dragged from the scene by the heroic
Eddy. Madame Zsvistowski, who is a
most respectable and respected lady,
stood looking on in terror and amaze
ment Mr.. DeBsr being out of town,
this attack on his wife is the more
coWardly.
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The AbIest American Negro on the
Present state Of the Case-Letter
from Mr.. Frederick Douglass.
MA 1864
Warren NJ stuart:

Warren N stuart
Ny Dear Sir-I cannot be present on
the occasion to which you have invited
me at the Cooper Institute / have Just
learned of the arrangement for the
meeting, and have appointments here
and in the West that l cannot relin-
quish or postpone | am very sorry
that l cannot be With you
The plan Of reconstruction just sub
mitted to Congress by the Reconstrue-
ton Committee, is, in its main features,
criminal abandonment of the colored
people of the South to the slender
meTcies" of their old masters-the trail
tors and rebels-since it leaves the
question of their Acknowledgement to
depend upon the disposition of the
white people of the South.
1t is true that this plan supplies 3
motive, q temptation, by holding out
increased representation as the reward
of extending suffrage; but l have no
idence in the plan as q means of en-
franchisement It does not mention
colCy or race as criterion of rights,
and in so far it is to be commended;
but it does, nevertheless, leave it with
the whites of the South TO say whether
the black people shall be enfranchised
or not 1t delivers US into the hands
Of our bitterest enemies-the people
against whom we have fought, and the
people whom We have most offended
the people whose wrath is kindled
against as because of our loyalty to the
Federal Government
When the war ragged the Federal
Government did not then leave to the
Southern whites to decide whether the
black man should use the bayonet
The North could take the responsibility
then. State rights then were entirely
secondary 10 national safety. That was
al right But If right then to arm the
negro TO protect the Government, it is
equally right now 10 give the negroes
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the ballots with which to protect them
selves. If this plan succeeds we are
abandoned by Congress; if this sue
ceeds we are to look to our enemies for
friends. to the slave States for freedom
which is about as wise as to look to
drunkards for sobriety, and to houses
of prostitution for purity.
i hope your meeting, If held, viii nos
let the occasion pass without denounc-
ing their plan in respectful, but strong
and unmistakable language 1t Is not
well for black men to speak now with
bated breath. 1t is q case of life and
death with US; and our friends who
are now about to surrender US, politi-
calIv, into the hands of our enemies,
ought to be made to understand that
we do not consent 10 the heartless ar
'rangement 1t was a sad spectacle OF
selfabandonmeat in Washington when
the colored people applauded Andrew
johnson We must not thus kiss the
foot that kicks ds. Heaven help our
race if that transaction was fair ex-
hibition of the intelligence and spirit
of the eolored people
/ wish had time for q longer letter.
Success to your noble efforts in New
York. Your friend,
FRED'K DOUGLASS.