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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29
MILITARY.
wAR D-rpARrmExr, SURGEON eKx's OFFICE,
W.aurscrnx d C-Ann 10 Iaf6.

Wac DEPARTMENT, SURGEON 6Kx's 0FTIcE,
WAsHISGToN, d. c., Aug 10, 1866.
A DVERTISEMENT-An Army Med
IA ical Beard, 10 consist OF Brevet Colonel J. B
Brown. Surgeon. U s. A., President, Breyet Lieu
tenant Colonel H. r. Writ, Surgeon. .. s. a,
BreFet Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Heger, Sur
geon, Q. s. A.. and Brevet Ma or Warren Webster,
Assistant Surgeon, q. s. A Recorder, will meet
in New York City on the 10Th Of September, next,
for tho examination Of candidates for admission
into the Medical STAFF Of the u S Army.
Applicants mus b over q years Of age, and
physically sound.
Applications for sn invitation to appear before
the Board should be addressed 10 the surgeon
g. enaral o. s. A., and must state the full name
residence. and d1se and plaza Of birth Of the can
didate. Testimonials as to character and quklih-
cations must be furnished. II the applicant has
been in the Medical Service Of the Army during
the war, the fact should be stated, together with
his former rank, and time and place Of service,
and testimonials from the officers with whom he
has served should also be forwarded.
No allowance ia made for the expens s OF per-
sons undergoing the examination, a. ii Is an indi5-
pensible prerequisite to appointment.
There are at pre- ent sixty vacancies in the Mod
icaI Stat, forty 81 OF which are original, being
created by the Act Of Congress, approved July
28th, 1856. JOS. X BARNES,
augl5f35S-eod Surgeon General Q. 5. A.
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The cordial union that the delegates to
Philadelphia were so anxious to effect
was that between the loayes and fishes.
The South Carolina and Massachusetts
members when they locked arms, prob
ably entered the Convention in ranks of
fves and twos-Boston Transcript ang'
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29

A vag, remarking that Bismsrk's full
name is Charles Otto Won Bismarck auf
Schonhausen and Kniephof observes that
he was baptized at intervals,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29

President johnson is said to be quite at
a loss to know what to do with the bale of
cotton that has been sent him from Ma
con.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29

Thomas H. Benton is the new Assessor
of the Sixth Iowa District. Heis the gen.
tleman who ran for Democratic candi-
date for Governor in Iowa last fall, and
was beaten by Governor Stone by more
than twenty thousand majority on the
fair and square issue Of equal suffrage.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29

The Pittsburgh Commercial says that
the editor Of the New Orleans Times
King alias Blackhouse, whom President
johnson honors by his familiarity, has
been in Pittsburgh ineog7 ard intimates
that he dare not make himself known
there on account of his connection with a
murder formerly committed in that city.
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DLAIE, SOL Is CARAT RINGs-
L Good sssOrtms At 4Ha ooNL1s.
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THE eHIcAGo EXCURSION.

General Grant and General Rawlings,
his chief of staff, have decided to go with
the Presidential party to Chicago. 1t Is
also understood that Secretary MeCnlloeh
and Attorney General Stanbery Will ae-
company the party to New York, and re-
turn from there TO Washington.
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~ n A 3 assil s1Do1
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1 knowd it wont no yoose, and besides,
after all the tears that had been shed, the
members wringing their handkerchers onto
the floor, it wuz SLOPPY under foot. Con-
Citation and tenderness gushed out of EN-
be otherwise. There Wuz bands witch held
the members together and prevented the
possibility of trouble. johnson kRvin an
ambition to head a party, must hev a party
to head. The Norther delegashun, witch
he'd formerly actid with the Ablisnists,
couldn't do nothing without the Democ-
racy North, and both on en- combined
1 couldn't do nothin without the Democracy
South. The President Good depend on
the Democracy North coz he holds
the Offices; the Democracy North
could depend on the President coz
he must hes their votes the Presi.
dent Good depend on the Democracy
South coz they want him to make a fight
agiI a Abolished Congris, which is q IN.
eonstitooshenly keepin Nv EN- out and
preventin EN- from whollopin their mig
gers The Demokrisy South could depend
on the President, coz he must have their
Representatives IN their seats to beat the
ADOAicAAnAGdo SOAeAAS1-aAl OO0 0tp6l I'll
al, each Good depend on the other, cause
each fraction or rather each stripe he'd it:
little private to grind which it eoodni
do without the others to turn the grind.
stone.
The Southern delegates some on en-
wuznt so well pleased. "What in thun.
der sed one nv EN-, e did they mean by
pilin on agony over the Yanks we killed
-by pledging to give up the ice of Sc
ees6en, znd BY pledgin on US to paw the
Nsshnel Yankee debt
aShr' sed I Heasy over the rough
plsces. Ny friend, they didn't mean it
or if they did ise didn't Is a oath SO hard
to break Wood it trouble that eminent
pauiot Breckenridge, after all the time:
he swore TO support the Constitution, tc
sware to it Wanst more2 and wood il
trouble him to break 1t any more than il
SIT Nay verify. Dismiss them gloomy
thots. Vallsndigham WIZ kicked out
but g thousand mules, and all Of EN- ole
and experienced, cooden't kick him out O
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OIdfters4dbaSG

Sod elmer BON beH "-luIere
ItGbtiiGen Sdulccmmifairs i9etnen cine Iaubere
SriioerIHaft al Ietn un0 i6r @eidGft aus benz s.
S. 81 rerlteben. Saln lit bic f%arlOIe Sfenge>
idi6te in ben Sldttern pertlungeu, 10 tptr6 cine
anoere fibeltge SadJe CUR Sprade gebradt ulto
Swar cine Uiel tpi6tigere uno intereilantere. See
tar1ntli3 liegt benz Stabtratb cine OrciuarS Dor,
Elm @runbItiif an @aroIineItr. fir $120 i1brlt6
81 padtet rtn6 cine SduIe auf bemielben Sl ers
ri6ten. ga beIaoteS @runof1td bereitS bebout
1T, 10 1T cine GertDtdtsuug bon SIS, 900 n5tbig,
bic Sdu fer uusufaufen uro ein ueueS 5dulbaurS
5t erridtel, Scr. NidpD8, betanntlid elmer, Der,
mie man SIT iaqen pfle9t, nidts unbreuuen I66t,
Dppontrte Der WtaBregel ans Dem @runbe, boB Die
gHaros Tftlid bon SoneS Sails, bereu 8eoDlfes
run9 faum ben britten Sbeil Baltimore billet 20
S6uIbduier baben, mGbrenb Der mejtlid bon ben
Sails Ile9enoeS tabtbeil ntr 81 bat. Sr. gi6puS
Ia8te, Die Sdulccmmii1tpn iet gang riidit6tlO8
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~ftebenoen @ebdube 81 taufeu, beren Ntaterial
taum $40O wertb lei. Nh. gtidplS fubr bann
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un9eiibr $4,000 nub Saupldse in beiierer uno
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@eldt9te wirb ale Sage intereiianter unb Dor Der
8abt tperoen mir nod eriebeu, Dag i'll ma1i9eS
9Oruifenneft geItp9en tpirb. Der Oeutl6e iagt:
gSen'S iudt Der trase iiG, pGbreno Der befauntt
&6nter YilutuS ben %famOien AuSIprud tbat ,Splt
mir ba8 @ai6beGen I"
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Xd6 -
Gimspcibmm9sfeif
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Baltimore SdDibcn @eienfcbaft

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ftatt.
am 0titttpu&, ben 81. SUM-, 5aben MIR W1itslieber
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b EN- befen StGtt9en i6,eSsn.
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gu geben, ben
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IS Gcnts fir tine Dame,
Sur DiSppiitiOn sefteat.
Nm @in9an9e Iino fetne &arten at bdben.
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GufrettPaltuu9 ber OrbuunS ipGPrenb zines ipI@eu 6es
fes ben Seiadern gu geteu.
I'm 9 ubr Wtorsens besiunt baS Shieseu.
Sober S6u6 fofet 10 Gents.
Sir bic ieaS beten SlStt@en" ftub 1e8s p~ert5ppne
Preiie ~ausgeiest.
@s fam fein gGise r1ebr 6ts
Cinel NreiS geipinnen.
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GiatueiDnngsaGeOeu,
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Deuti9 bon eineT SGgteH.
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Stbsnbs illumination nnS ScMermert.
BGbrenb bes 6eitss Sinceripiele uub &oIfs6eGufisunser.
DAG 8ublifum miro gam; b~elonper5 barauf
aufmertIam 9ema6t, bic SrDnung aufre9t gu
erbaItsn unO bafir gu lOrsen, paB tpeOer
Sdume, @etrau&s, Slumen, nod Sbt auf
oem @labe bel6apt9t werpen.
(ti-) Da8Gefs 6 o M mittee.
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New Oort, 81. Stunt. - Ser 9umpfer
,MOrO Goltle" brinst BON 9uoana Na@ridten
bis gum %. b. M.
9ie ,,GItafette" bebauptet, ber Seltano oes
m~erifanii6en &ailerrei6s bdnse BON ben Grfcl-
gen bes &riesss uno oes Sinan5.S DEPARTMENTS
ab, bebufs Grridtungeiner NutiOnalarmee. ga
nun aber oas @ei6 meoer 2eute nod @efo BE-
lise, 10 iei feline Gage cine unsewi1e unO gefdbr@
li&e. Der &aiier bat in WericO, Yuebta unb
0ueretarc @usbebunsen augeoronet.
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Nic Wic
\ int Mai9inqtnn Gitb Warten,

~ ~ u ue. II
Neinen eeebrten Sreunben unb Belannten. fppie bsm
%utertaupt made Id ttermit oe ~ereetenae Gn-
ieiae, RAP Id
ana DDRnerRas, 20. Stunt, "
Elm pic Sic SerdnRaltcn merte. Gafelbs mirb ein re6t &C.
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tea. Nnfdns he's @ie gties if UNI 2 utr unb tanit es benz
n,SSli& 10 r6, I'D taran 81 b ~ttetltsen, babe i6 ben Dreta
eines Z detS auf nur so Gts ~feitleleBt.
Die iebr herltmte s y st Gas B6nb irtrb BITE Gsetrten
8eiuher unterbLlten; Absnbs jum Bs(GluB u2rhen etntge
Ndteten d~bserutrt utrteu. Orbnuna uno Bebtenurs mer.
hen nt&tt ~ tslnfh.n asriS iaEeu. 3u re6t iatIrti6en
Sefate Label freuaSli6R rin
rnH-bol 81. 6nIAsu
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OutAtIltuTE SyuREu V(ICuIWNII|
0a feline sarten AM @insanse gu babeu iiuS, 10 tpsrs
ben bic Nttslteber barauf aufuertlaut SeuIaGt, eat fe fir
iSreunbe unS 8etannte, tpeGe itt dut
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am Sefte bet5eiliaen tpolen, Serrenzaarteu a so Gents,
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tSnnel /:
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6. Mntb, "a glor6 @abitraSe,
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@6a8. SeiIe, 800 SitO @arolius ftrase,
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SIS. &equarbt, 10 @ub @apfr.,
Spbn Gniuser, 191 Sib 9i9btfr.,
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u. SaumgGrtuer, As aGbeutartefr.,
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Sir ta9 am eriten Sag ffattfnceube 8antett Iieseu
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Dbeu febcnbeu Serren often. unS perbeu bic OtitsIieber
eriu6t bic 3abt ibrer Set9siIi9nus icfprt auftus.beu, ,uu1
bic nStbiseu &or6ereitunseu gu ~treffen.
OIL DaS Sc # 6 o M mittee.
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3nc N0dbrttbt,
sg1einen 8reunben Sou be. &pnenrbia sGr glaGgt4t, bas id
ntGt @aueitGt fur r5enb Elm An,l bin.
stmttp) 9. ID. RpebeI.
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Neaefe Na6rt9teu.
80. @On0reN. Il. Gtbmm0.

WGbtn9tCn,b ben 27. Stunt. - SIN
Senat bra4te 6err Gunner 0etitiunen
Elm BON Snrmcrn, @rbettern unb Mnberen gu
@unRen Der Imenbirung beS Tnrtfs. Dent
Stnan3.G Committee iberwteien.
6erner YetttiCnen BON Der ct. Domingo
Shining @ompagnie In Sem Sort, pOrtn bic
Inlase elmer MarinefatiCn ouf Der Snel
st. Domingo Serlanst mtrb. On baS @Um=
nttttee uber Martne ; gnsele9enbetten Der
pteIen.
Sic 8iu, bic Eelesrap4enltnien gu unter-
itIben unb tbren @ebrau@ Der &e9ierung gu
Derli9ern, purbe aufgenOmmen. Senatcr
Srprn mari benz Observation-Disclosures Dor, bab
&C 9e9eu bteI en plan let; CT let oesbalb I'M
truroi9 Der @telung, rte ct tnne babe. tSerr
Guthrie rar dnf @etten bes DoltmeiIters,
ebenlU 6err OOulittle, Der bic &iibnbeit bate
;u bebaupten, es mdre beNer bic Nesterung
9Gte bas sonSe 0Ul tbepartemsnt In Den 6dnz
ben bes SOltes unp lteBe baielbe feline 8riefe
lelbil befGrDern,
Die Siu, bas Gtimmrebt Der gteaer i'm
Stitrict columbia ein3ufibren, purOe auf9e=
ncMmen nnD Discutirt. Sin ENHANCEMENT
tpurpe dngenrmmen, ale Oteteni9en bonn
Stimmre6t aus3ulhlteBen, pelGe ben Dttrict
S%erlaien baben, um in Die Stenlte Der Sebel=
lenltaaten gu treten. Oaseeen purOe pas
ENHANCEMENT, wppur4 bic 6Gbisfett gu lelen
cine 8ebtngung gum Stimmre6t semaAt
wirp, oermprfen. 6err @iuep BON @ef Sir
sinten BELT cine ldu9ere selAriebene &eOe, tn
Der er ben @egenltano beleuGtete.
SIN 6dus wurbe Die Senatbta paltrt,
mel6e ben Bnu elmer 81 enbubnbride Iber
ben @updbasO 6lub nabe @leSelanD, SbiU,
nutortlirt.
@uf Nntras bes 6errn 9atbam BON goeft-
Sir9tnten wuroe belhlOIen, $500 Gppten
bon benz Bert1t pes COMMITTEES iber Gfent=
ltGe 9dnoereien, binli4tlt4 beS Ntneralan=
oes gu brufen, tpurpe angenCmmen.
5err StepenS, Spm Npprupftatiuns=@cm
mittee, beri9tete bic Npprrpriatipnsbta fir
cUnlular uno biplumattl4e Nemter nit ben
Amenrements beS Senats Elm. Serl1uben.
OaS 6aus nabm bic Senatbia In 8e3iez
tuns auf ben S&mugsel an Der eanabiI6en
@ren3e auf. 5err 6~umpbreps bon Stem gurt
ipra& 9e9en ~oteieniSe Section Der 8ia, nell
DE Die 8ewetIe Der nnfaulO pom benz Ser
tlaSten Serlan9t 0tatt bic 8e!pete Der S6ulp
BON Dem &ld9er). st Iu9te, CT Tel 9esen bic
Ies, alien @runo ldBen bes gemeineu ge6t8
piperpreHenbe 0rin3ip.
6r. @liUt, BON Nfaf., unterltibte ienen
DafuS beS @elebes unb Serlanete ltrenoe
WtaBreseln. Die Meinung ron 9umpbreYs
trus iebO4 ben Stes baOOn, bic 8ia purpe
ittnem SOrlAla9 ertenoirt uno paIirte.
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SaternGtiUnal Neftamrant,
448 Ute Strabe, Der Batent Office sesenaber.
Gin ~ttIteattr Grtt-9un& tfsIi& bon IL bic l llbr
Dlittass. Die fttnfen 3iau5rS, GtsarIen, Gle unb aus1e.
let&netss ~9aesrbter oyn Slnemdnn's 8tautyst tets an
51no. - flre tetne aRlse gelrart tserAeu, ctes 20Cal etns
ReRaur1ttcn erfer GlaHe ~ ma&en.
gu ;GblrsiGtm Seiu&e Iabet ftunbIiHf ein
6t2Siun3rntl Nrs. Rarp SutSttm
SObn s. NteOfeiot,
Agent oe8 Baltimore Weder",
Bat aud be Nsentur bar -&Dlumbta- u5ernomuen unb' be-
Ittriftf&e uns pnltttt9e Gel iArtftsn. trads15-s)
lSa9ner s S41fer
8Iumber8 una. @a8fitters,
@c. 3S1 . Strabs, ;wil&en 8. unb 7. Str.
Nut arteu son W1af1tnerien rerhen tn br ~firssfen Bet
berierttet sSsr rtpartrt. Ciun12-Sn)
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Baltimore GOn1ntae QSereiu.
Generdl. o rfnntmIuns am 0punerfas, %. Stunt, Mbeu6s
s llbr tn Der WedanitS 5 .ue, 1872 10. Tauttte Sta.
Sc TT nOtbpenbts fur Que D~IttsIteber su er ibstneu, tntem
bic Dtrettpren gemdbit fpfrben. -
mtbO, @6warb u. Scene, Stsr.serraGter'
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)lcuv N~It6Cjnolt.
8e1tUrbem:

0e1turbea:
GtenRos ben %. Sunt uss IL llbr gtaGts, MAD fsrSent Set
rem, infer geltsbter @atte, Batter unb Sruber, SotR Batter,
I'm @Iter Srn 43 Sabren. 4 Utpnote uns 3 Gdae.
DaS BeerGsnie fnaet beute yiGGmtttde 5 ubr bon letner
gDcbnurs, 800 Santpn speuue, fat, rrrau aae fetne Tleunee
uab 8rtGunte bGFtGf esnlGees
bic tteftrauernben Stuterbliebensn.
EYbtlaSelpbta unb Stem Port 3stt usen ppae1 eefdatsN
fNhirc
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gg- Na6 Bremen. Ser NOrbbeutfde
eOpo Danpfer SEEN 0Ort'" sebt nddften Cam
l Stnt SSn 9i' mi s'S Sitie na@ B sHsSse' t6i Ris F sies a aa5s
Sreitag gtatnlittag 6 1br.
sa~ Nad Samburs. Der Danlpfer
p@ermania" sebt nddfteu Samftas BON Stem
Ocrf uad @urOpa. 8uliuse nadp 8remen obcr
Sumburg fam in Der @eder Office sefi9ert mer'
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Office Der 8aItp. Stabt=9 aHasier=G Ienbubn,
SaItintUrr, 27. Saut 1866.
Ste iltriiGe s}erfdntmlune bar %ctientntober fn6et tn
btefer Office am,yiittpS& ZEN Is. Suit, NtittasS IL upr, fatt.
@let6 6Grauf werpen feben Dtrectcreu tur taS aufenAe
Satr 8 pdtlt. Ebpmd as E'DbtIltpS
f;,uD7;a ouN Gafr
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A New Dodge.

"Garroting" having to certain extent
gone out of fashion, the "clyfaking frater-
nifty" have adopted new and more danger
Gus substitute for relieving pedestrians Of their
valuables. The modus operandi is thus de-
scrihed: Muzzlers stand on corners APP
parently skylarking among themselves. Sud
denly one Of them falls down and rolls him.
self against the pedestrian, who also must
tumble. At first the latter deems it an acct
dent but soon realizes the desperate object Of
the tumble The man who rolls against the
pedestrian is soon on top Of the latter, when
be is down, and quick as a flash places his
hand upon his face, presses his nostriis together
with his thumb aud finger, and covers his
mouth with his hand. His cries are thus sti-
fled, and the unfortunate pedestrian is almost
smothered Whilst this is done by one, the
others 90 through the mans pockets and rifle
them of their contents. This takes some three
or four minutes, during which time the vie
tins breath is shut off. When the muzzlers
get through, the victim is 80 used up. ex.
hausted and unconscious, that he is unab e tt
give an alarm, let alone pursue the robbers
He is obliged to lay there few minutes, unit
-he RECEIVERS himself, which allows the muzz.er'
an opportunity to escape,
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The STATES INTEREST IN RAILRoAps.-Ot

The STATES INTEREST IN RAILRoAps.--Ot.
yesterday, in the House of Delegates. Mr.
Stearns, of Henrco, moved a resolution oi
some importance. 1t was an inquiry into the
expediency Of authorizing the Board of Puoli'
Works to exchange the States interest in rail
roads and other pubic works for her bonds.
The idea is good one, and should meet the
appreciation Of the Leg Stature. There arr
many holders of the States bonds who would
be gla to make the exchange; and it would
be good thing for the State if she had no in
terest in railroads nor in any other improve
meut, and nothing in the world to do witt
their management. She has quite enough oi
authority over them in the right reserved to
her to alter or abolish their charters as sht
may think proper, at any time. They would
get along great deal better without the State,
and the State great deal better without them
Their entire divorce would ecause tor mutual
rejoicing; and the mode suggested by Mr..
Stearns would be an easy one, and one profita-
BILE to all parties concerned.-Rich'nond Dis
patch, goth.
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"My Baggage is Checked Through on
that Liue.o

That the President will remain firm in his
position on the recoustructiUu question, we
have had no reason TO DOUBT. Ie., such is
the magnitude Ut the Interests which the south
has involved In this question that we almost
fear to trust the most positive ASSURANCES which
Ills friends can give. Every utterance OF Tie
President is situated closely b.; our p9ople to
zee what grounds t~r hope 1t affords, or what
reasons tor apprehension it Indicates. MIR.
FallaAdlghanl, OF Ohio, III recent speech,
gives us another one vi these encouraging ut
terauces OF Mr.. Johnsous. Mr.. Valaudlsuam
said:
Passing aside the manner in which he
proposes " accomplish the object, Looking on
ly to the end, the complete aud iumedlate rs-
storation Of the Union, am ready to give
him Il complete and cordial support. SAID
The President, but ten days ago, To a disiiu-
suished public man OF Oulo, but not now resi-
dent in the State, speaking OF this great ques-
ton d: reconstruction, anu Of the policy which,
i'll his Judgement, leads to the eud tue qulck-
est--"My baggage is checked through on that
line" God grant it. Amen, amen. dis
p1tch.
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FAp1No away OF TIE NEeRoEs--It i

FADING AWAY OF THE NEGRoEs.-It is
frequently observed that negro women have
rarely beeu troubled with iutauts the last year
or two. This is an ominous fact. Few he
gro women have children, aud when they do,
their increase soon returns to the dust it was.
Formerly these women had conitortab Die homes,
regular employment, plenty to eat, aud lived
III families. Now they wa.der about almost
outcasts. When their children are sickly
they neglect them, and most Of them die.
When grown negroes are sick, they have but
little feeling for each other 1t they have no
money, they need not seud for physician,
and they die by thousands aud tens OF Thou
sands all over the south. The daily mortality
among the negroes is equal t., the ravages Of
an uusparing pestilence. TINS is what we
hear on all sides, and it is probable the Afri-
can will soon go where the Indian race went
before it.-Planters' Banner, La.
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TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

take pleasure in calling your attention to my
complete assortment and full stock of Agricultu-
raj Implements, Garden and Field Seeds, Bar and
Bundle Iron, &C., &c. l have the Warehouse
formerly occupied by Messrs. Borum & Mclean
whom succeed in the
AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS,
and shall be pleased to see their old friends and
customers, as well as those who have favored me
with their custom for the last seven years. With
out naming but few of the various items kept by
me- need only to say that my stock is and shall
be composed of the most approved kinds of Plows,
Harrows, Hay and Shuck Cutters, Horse Power
and Thrashers, and Farming Tools generally
Bar and Bundle Iron, Cart Boxes, Springs and
Axles, &C., &c. Seeds of all kinds guaranteed
fresh and genuine. l solicit an examination of
my stock, where prices and quality may be judged
of by those wishing to purchase.
G. BILLUPS,
Farmers Headquarters,
jy25-ly No. IL Wide Water St., Norfolk, Va.