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baltimore Market.

BhLTIMo1E, August 27.-C0rrEE-wo rcport saL,,
OF 100 bags Rio at l7nlStic ni GOO o ,lo OH private
tcrms-all from second hunlB
IoTTos-Itemains dull. anu prices may bc urpri ~,
lower. VIZ: for hlddlnS Upland 2ic.
FLuUR-wo hear Of no transactions for export but mo-
uco fair trudo demand for local wua confined small
lots.
GRAIy-Whcat 400 bushels white anil ~ 600 bushels
rcd received: tho with sales OF D
Valley ut 81 later bushels fair 10 prime do at
81 25n2 3j; l0U bushels ordinary Mt i0a2 IS; lOO
cOico samplcs-o decline 1Uc compared with til, close
Of the previous day. 0f white there clIOre siu.
plos offered; sales cnbrrCl 2UoO bushels ranging from
81 10 for Inferior aud "a 302 ~ for bcst lots Corn
1000 bushels white und lUS0 bnslels yellow received;
market nctive for white kAcrn
10 zoo nshes sold ranging as To quality from 81 03al 0S
81 15a1 1G. oats COZ bushels orrrd TO- 900 bushels
sold nj Goao3 for prime nid coicc and 1000 bushels
market heavy and prices further ccln, sales of l0i
bushcla primo ut 81 5Go bushels Virginia ut 81 3 aud
al bushels dump ut 81 Is per pushel.
MoLAssEs- notice sale OF IL hhls Porto Rico at
G2c per gallon
PnoyIsIoss-wo report quiet hut very lr1n market
for both bulk Meats aud iincon no large lots orlng
1obbing prices irm at 13,ic Bacon Shoulder
l65<c for rib Silcs and l6iic ior clear rib do Round
held Hahor uoto shouIders AZ ,ass on si i are
Mess Pt eady at s24 rs for Western and s2a 6U Der
6bl for Lard Inactive but held steady l3al3l sc
or CITY, and 1snlic for Western; outside prices for
RIcE-con.inues dull and nominal, at os<asxe for
Rnngoon, and II IiRl2c tor Carolina
SuoAn-Msrket steady. but very aciirc xo notice
Ralrs OF 15 binds Barbadues ut 12'; ~ lhs Porto Rcu
at l3ltc; 20 do do ut 1aala<c; lO9 hbs Cuba ior re-
nuing common to good nt ~ 0Ealic, and 1l2 boxes
sEEDs-FisI is coming III slowly nnd mostly in bad
condition, except w.stcrni quote ctuser prico for
LAT lota retail lots s3a9 25 fair good Clover is
held ut So 25l8 90; 10 Balea.
bond 35c asked, but buyers 3Uc FREQ held nom
naly nj 81 per gallon.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.
EXTRA MEETING.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, Aurus

CoUNcL CHAMBER, August 2s 1867.
PEesentEThe 7- Mayor, and Aldermen GcIdts,
Tbs minutes 6F BptlsT and prnGol2 I'D
and confirmed, and tho following matters dis.
posed Of:
Application of Holmes & Macbeth for Auctonecr's
License; c. Irwin & Mary Harvey for Junk Shop
NJ. OBrien for Alo and Beer License. Referred to
Committee OH Licenses.
Application OF L. Chnpin, Esq, Attorney OF ".
L. Godfrey, for renewal Of Certificate No. 383,
City Of Charleston ak per cent. Stock tho original
being destroyed Tho amount not being mentions
ed it WAS referred to the Mayor to confer with the
Petition OF Thomas NJ Hanckel, Trustee of tho
estate of Mira. Sarah Wariug, for tho renewal of
certain certificates of City Stock belonging to that
estate. Granted.
Petition of Charleston Stoam Ere Company of
Ayemen praying that the debt duo to tho city in
Confed rate currency bS scaled. Iseferred to
Memorial 3. Tigh and p. Collins, Contractors
for the Upper Wards, praying for relief in tho mat
Capt sigwaid, in behalf Of tho City Police, on
the same subject, aud tho Commissioners OF tho
Poor, recommending that Tho contractors for fur
city bills at proportionato rato their contracts
being made OF low ratio in United States curren-
cy. Referred to tho Committee OF Ways and
The following communications wero read, aud,
on motion, contrmed
CHARLESTON, August %, 1867.
GENTLEMEN Tho communication from Com
mitteo of Engine Company No. 6, asking to be
recommended for charter TO form q Hook and
Ladder Company was laid before tho Board of
Fire Masters. | am directed 70 hand you the
following resolution adopted at their meeting last
evening.
Resotued, That in Wow OF tho fact that thero arc
now two Hook and Ladder Companies in tho Fro
Department, which are deemed amply sufficient
for any emergency, and also n resolution has
been sent this Board by tho City Council disap-
proving OF the admission OF any new Companies
into the Department, this Board do not deem it
advisable 70 reconmend the petition OF Company
No. G. Respectfully yours
D: n. sTRoBEL,
Clerk aud Superintendent.
MARKET HALL, August IS, 1867.
To ms Honor ne Mayor and Aldermen:
GENTLEMEN: At meeting OF tho Commissioners
OF Markets., held ON the 7th inst, received from
llty Council a communication reforring to tho
Board letter from Dir. f. Bull, relating to claim
which waA recently rejected by tho Board.
Resolved, That return be made To Council in-
forming thcm that this demand appears to have
originated IN the year 1853, and that after full in-
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During hast week thcre we're fsceivod in Clere.
nails and spikes, and 6o67 tons q ir6h ore. Thore
were Dhipped during tho sano umo i,618. 400
pounds Of iron. 4s3. 800 pounds OF nails snd spikes
sud $3.50 tons OF iron orc.
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huRutn h1nrkct.
AUGUSTA. August 2s-2 =. M.-F1s,scIu-Tbcr, "a
better fveiinR in the Market nnd II slight advance Ia
God anl Silrer. "
0olD-Bnying at l4l nnd selling at 49,
sLvEn-BuSing at l31 scliin; at I3J; limited ,tc-
nanu.
Corlpf-Mhrket dull, md sales too limited iu admit Of
quotations Thu Salcs nmon to 81 I,alra nR follows
al 70; ~ ut 2!s al 2t, nud IS bales 2iii ccuts
Receipts 6s bales.
wiIEAr.l,ed 81 7:nl n; White 81 9oaa 10.
CoRs-Sl a5al n.
DaCDS-ShDudrr l5al5s; H. Ii. Siles Il i,alS. G. H.
Sides lSalSti; Z. Sidcs SllIy,
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COMMERCIAL.
--S-N-
ETunrGn.

NEW YoRk-pcr steamship + u Souder-aoo bulcs Cot.
ton, 200 bills Ros. IS bales paucstica, T3D bushels
Wheat. 90 bbs und 70 sacks Flour no sarks COtto,
Seed: 93 rInpty Beer Barrels bags Roots is rolls
Lcatler. Dbl, Wax, II Packages Dried Fruit d.;
packages Furniture, 81 packages SuuIri,s
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Now York BInrkct.

MONEY MARkET.
The New York Erening I"H Of Tuesday, August a.
ssyB:
1he stock market WAS firm at Tho commencement OF
this inarn c and ut tho regular board prirca
A. lao ~.
second CALL oweyer, Eric declined hua tntii thS
was less disposition to buy manic stcd. There IL no
pressure TO SELL and ce likely TO be in the
dsnt when business bccomcR nriiYe.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER,
CONN O RS &c CARTER

DuDLTsHRD EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING AT
Lancaster @. IT,. 8. O. Having large Tubscrintim
list Il oYers favorable medium 70 Merchants md ali
who desire 10 e1tsnd their buliness In tbe
upper Districts OF tho Stao. Rates Of siyertisind in
er.l Specimen copy OF paper ssnt on application.
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Wilmington Market

wiLMlNuTON. August 1s.-TunpESrIxE-IIas d.
cned In price, anu quote icB bblB ut s3 30 for
virgin a"d yellow dip. anu 81 10 for hard per asu lLs
SPInfTs TunpEsrISE-Tlc kilea u-lay reach some Gs;
bbs follows: l+8 bbs nt 52c: 4l3 at 52c and Io
do ut 6lifn63c per gal, aa TO quality nlld rkgs.
RnaiS-Priccs aro unchanged. Sales Of hGJ bls nj 81
IS 50 for pale.
IAR-Ol ly 2s bbls offered and sold at So 30 per bbl
for Middling -
uAr-l3 bales Northern sold from the wharf n, 81 IN
per 1UO lbs. v ~
1Anra-Onc raft ordinary sold nt ~ per n.
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Tn. GhnrIcs,ou cotton n1,r,.c,

OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY MEMS 4
CHARLESTON. Thursday Evening. August ~ 1851
ih' operations were confncd 10 buyer the
an"acn"'s were light Haler 2i balcs-say III u,
9iis q ut %. and lU Ut a5.s. W. quote:
tIn anoHi.nB..... .....................2i &c
'hiauh''D. .2it.Gt25i,
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$5,W IL
Fl. Is. OLNEY,
p. c. GAu.LARD, Mayor,
T-.x,tks1a -


tors books. II. GERDTS,
Chairman Committee ON Stroets
p. S.-Tho expenditures on tho sidewalk in
Charlotte street, under the supcrintendence oftbo
City Civil Engineer, were SIS, thus Mn King total
Of t9 OF 80. Received as information.
M ,a B H. 70 regulate t6o dredging Gt docks csmo
ton postponed TO neIt meeting.
Alderman steinmeyor oforod the following reso-
luton:
Resolved, That Council deem It inexpediont to
circulate any moro City Issue and for this pur-
puso, the City Treasurer bo instructed TO pay ont
no more Of said issue, but to receive all that Ia
now oct, in payment Of city dues.
Attsx como discussion. Alderman Coagrove callod
Ior me ayes and nsye. which resulted in tho whole
boStd o5 unanimously voting for tho resolution.
m Inc Communication Of tho President Of tho
iIt9ssees OF The College Of Charleston, which was
ia over under tho 18th rule. up for action.
t uneio nolnB no money quorum present, the fur
tnel ,consiosfauon OF tho same was postponed
hDoufnoo. W. II. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council.
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49,. IA .n %ils wa. on her np-Gea,h va. in her look
rtoa BrrrrRa."
s. T-1sso--X.
A few bottles OF PLANTATION BrrFEns
ss5, Cold ElsIs@ti:s e. Spd s,ES rsysrl.n s Iip'
" rhsulency aud Indigestion.
| I" E1osssivo Fatigue and Short Breath.
| Z" Mental Dsspondeucy.
| I" ProstratIou; drest Weakness.
sailov Compilation. weAh Bowels. DO.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
Itis estimated that tenthB ailments
sscreons OF tho liver overnownx Into tho ntonaeh pol
son the entire sysism and exhibit tho above symptoms.
remarkable cure for those horrid nightmare dIsnmss
the world has ever produced. Within one year nix
hundred and fo.:7 thoneand persons have taken tho
PLANTATION BIT "a, and not instance Of complains
has come to our AnswlsdSal
Il In . moat eroctual tonic and agreeable stmulan
| saiied TO all conditions of Life.
Tho repor,A that relies upon aubsnncss fer
faction OF the public. and that patients may conaT.
their physcisn.. wo append list OF ia conponon.s
| OALIaAYA bAnK.-Celebrated Tor two hundred
Sssrs in hn resment Of fevor nnd agns, DysPepaIi,
vie Of shs ScsGos o n.S Psrn oTSpH e .nS
kservsrds sold by the Josns for ne enormous price Of
Of France. Humboldt m.ics especial reference to ia
oasosR.IIa bsn1"FoE dIsrsSss coIIo and das..s
| Of tho stomach and bowels.
0uInohL. FLowzns-For Ontoobied dgcs,ion.
LAVENDER FLowxn9-AromBtic slnnulant and tonic
hiSh1y inySo,sans In I.ao. nsryoae debility
AHtaH~An AromAuo carminstiro: creati.JK Eeah,
muscle and milk; much used by molhors nuIzinR
,o eiovobuds. orange, caIrAway. corisndef. snais-
8. T..-188O..-X.
Another wonderful Ingredient. Of pra,. use among
70 hs n 10 ,sn
known TO tho OF tho world.
IL name for tho presnnt
IMPORTANT URRTIRIoATRa.
w EoonlsFsa ~ December a8. 1861.
s, II: Dna1k T. Co have boen great .uf
.ssaden lon my profesnSn. About three months ago
hsmsss ease' nn i.r ~ ano% Always With signal
Rev. ). j. GArHoaH.
PHn.n.L,nr., ION iion.h. i1.h Lay. 1884.
RxaPHorsD FHrEsD:-9y daughter hh0 been nunb
bensatted by Tho Of lhy Plantation Dl.lars Thou
wilt send ND me 9s,iH% two bottles moro 49,. n.
BHEnM.n Hous,. CH1o.ao, nj.
Mum. P. 2. Dn4I, Co. -pis.ao ssna ssi as .noln.r
s'ss :. yS1, sntson ~ psr.
else, and are greatly esteemed. 't'nns
Arr.nssmsnts arc now completed 10 many WAIIn
@.nd ior this article which has not hsrstoioro bSsn
Tho public may rest assured thu, in M ,,.. -, a.
perfectly pure standard OF tho PLlxTIrioN NrTrH, mo
asnaT, som 70 ,,! kStry eok bear, ne oas Of ca.
r.rs. " &c" PAale enora0in8 or q eannss bs ss1.
1ltny s.,S. e. M prsnano o . PLANTATION prrrxn, {.
rt1!ed eottles ssd aat our Pripa.s amp 4, ns,9r
Tho eountzy. 'hrouanout
..,l7 r j 3. DRAKE & CO.. New York.
mwlly
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sIanLIA SInIILTRUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
homeopathic BPECIFICs

EIAvE PROVED FROM THE MOST AMPLE ExpE.
III. R1ENOE, an entire anccesa; ;Slmple-prompt-Rn.
eiant snd Reliable. They are tho only medicines Per.
cannot be mAde In using thom; harmless al to be
hee from danger, and efolont be always ros.
oe. They have rAIaod the highest commentator from
al. and win always render satisfaction.
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PHHhpxLPHIi, 10Th Month, lTth Lay, iSB7.
R1PHorRD FRIKsD:-9y daughter hao been n1unb
benefited by tho OF thy Plantation Dlttars Thou
Wilt send me two bottles moro. -"
Thy friend, ABA OURRIH
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

IMPUHThNT UKKTIFlUATRI
RoonIsrxR, n. Y, December a8, 1851,
metsrr p II. DRAKE COL have boeu . great sur.
ferer nom Dyspepsia for three four yoars asd Lad 10
abandon my profession. About thrcs months ago
tred the Plantation Dittors and TO my great Joy am
nov nearly we'll man. have recommended tbotn Tn
several eaees And, % far N KNOW Always with signal
benons Am, respectfully yorTs
Rev. }. h. OAIUORH,
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GoTTsoHALK,

In Tho world. ~. W ~n'
They arc unrtV.llsd for fhe, singing Qualities and fo
me harmonious roundneas Of thdr tona. Thare IN 4
peIeot non throughout al the rsgiltsrs Thu
upper noea aro fcmarkkoe for cnaynsss and on rity
Which 90 not nnd 10 any other innt1nmsnt wills ths
ossen dhunBut.hed for power Without h4fIhnels aud
tor . snlARnihccnt oonolity. '17-7'
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THALHERo.

ioonatder ohiot tering Rous Pianos, beyond oou.
paziion. tbs bsst hsrs eYea pssa IN Ameitea.
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OAR d

His with feelings Of prids American manufacturer,
that wo publlh tho following testimonials ~hIch have
been rooaived BY recently:
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10000 PIANOS,

In the construction OF uhoh hey hiyo Introduced oyer,
Known aud valuable luprossmenk Thoy have lnYarts.
bly, bean seected and used by all Of the worlds 40
~otoed0ed great arsl who have Visited this oountT,
professionally, both for prFats and public pSo,
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"a hnils WAS on her up-heaith was in her look
,nenGth WAS In her step. aud In Ter hAnds-PIAHzi'
rroH BIrrERa,"
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Among tho ohsf poiuA OF sIoellanoo Of tho OhicHsr
Ing Pianos OF whloh spe.k tho renowned af.ts their
oongatulatofy teatimonlaa to tho Hessrs Ohci erns
tho greaest posahs dopth fohness aud volume Of
tone combined with raee hIllianoy, eisarness and
above al, surpT1ipg duration OF sound the pure and
ymP.nsae quality Of which never changes nnee. Tia
most delicAto or powerful touch.
Daring thu pasi forty three yoars this nr has rsnu,
Apturod
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Another wonderful Ingredient. of great uyo among
tho Spanish ladies Of sonth hmcrca npArting beauty
to the complexion aud brRncy tho MIND IN YET nm
known to tho commerce OF tho world and we withhold
It, nlne for tho pfeannt.
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Cures Uantrdl DtbikIfN, ReaH.
mess, Hysterica IN FtRltles,
Idipitdtfon of tho Heart and
all HtrrGua Uistases. 1t re-
tt.,res new life and vfgor to tho
nrnd cnusinr lhn knf l.Nnn.l nf
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Consignees per Northeastern Rnllrond,
AuRuat 40.
PussonRcrs.
PORT CALENDAR.

PHABEs OF THE NOON.
Frat O. 7t, lib. 40n morn Inst G. 22d, Al. 2m. even.
Full ~ 10th, th 20n oven New 81. 20lh. III IS, morn
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-04-12

A correspondent Of the Columbus
Journal suggests aud recommends Gen.
james A. Garfield as suitable person
to be next Republican nominee for
Governor. Among all the gentlemen
proposed for this distinguished honor
none are more worthy and few so capa-
bic TO be the standard bearer Of our
gallant party in the next campaign.-
Gen GarfeId's name AZ the head Of
the ticket would be in itself a host,
and there are few among those of
Ohio's distinguished sons yet mention
ed in connection with the place that
could inspire so much enthusiasm
among all classes. He is the right sort
Of man to lead the Republican hosts
to victory and if nominated will m
dOubtelY accomplish that end with
unusual success. The soldiers know
Garfield as one of their pumbeE who
has smelt powder and is not afraid Of
the whiE of bullet The people
know him as a self made msn, q pntEi-
OF tried and true. and a statesman Of
the most progressive school 1t now
seems to be understood that if nomin-
atod be win not decline.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-04-12

The Faystfe County Herald says the
Democracy Of that township forced
she negro suffrage issue in the late
election By previously prOClaimiDg,
publicly and repeatedly, that every vote
cast for Radical candidate would be
a vote in favor Of negro suffrage, and
By heading their tickets in large and
glaring capitals, -Anti-Negro Suffrage
ISeLet. Result: The Democracy got
dEesdfully beaten, electing bus one Of
their candidates who had an opponent,
and be an open and avowed advocate
of negro suffrage.
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Disfranohising Soldiers.

The Democratic press is already
showing great solioitude for the sol
dier. as usual on the approach of an
election. These Journals complain
that a great many soldiers will be dis
fFsnchised By the Suffrage amendment
who served honOrably all thfOugh the
war, but left their commands and came
home after the war was over, with out
waiting for regular discharge, be-
cause they held that their term of ser
vice ended with the war. and they. we're
therefore entitled to release. Now, in
order that the lacerated feelings Of
the Democratic brethren may be heal
ed, their attention is directed to the
terms Of the proposed amendment, By
which it will appear that such persons
as deserted the military or naval SER
vice of said government az time of
G1l4f" only, and have not subseuueut-
ly been honorably DISCHARGED from the
same" are to be excluded from the
exercise of the elective franchise on
Of desertion.
A wide distinction was made by the
Articles Of War. between dessrtiou ia
time Of war and In time of peace. The
former was a capital offense, the latter
punishable with the lash, under old reg
llatiOns. Every deserter who would |
be disfranchised by the proposed
constitutional amendment has already |
his life, by the laws of his |
country, and is already ciUjIiter NOR /
ttiLs. The proposed amendment cannot |
i'd anything TO his disabilities, for a
lead man cannot vote, even if there
prevent it.
That there is no hardship in the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of men guilty of the
nfamous crime Of desertion in time Of
var Is so obvious a proposition as to
oaRcely deserve the space required to
MENTION II. Desertion is a crime Che
aOst revolving TO the mind Of an hon \
Eabie man IN all the catalogue Of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-04-12

The EARLY Every day
lost now in seeding is a day of gold
gone. AN inch of soII free from frost
should be the signal for scattering
seed. Every good farmer knows this,
and is doubtless doing what he knows
should be done but we cannot for
bear giving expression to the anxiety
felt in commercial circles lest the late
seeding should affect disastrously the
coming crop. Commercial men look
as anIiously as the farmer can, and
pray as devoutly, for bouutiful har-
vest. Their transactions and hopes of
prosperity are based upon the thrift
and success of the agriculturist.
Wheat and oats cannot be got In too
large, if the wishes of this class are
consulted. Every tradesman recog-
nizes the fact that his interests are re-
lated to and dependent upon those of
the farmer. A good crop and a pros
porous season Tejoices the bulls and
bears Of commerce equally with the
producer. With the stirring of life
IN the grass roots, there should be a
stir Cd the farm for the seeding Chi
cago Republican.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-04-12

Times and tides change. The Ken
ton Republican says the leader of the
Democracy in that town busted him
self in electioneering among negroes to
vote the Democratic ticket at the late
election, and threatened to bring suit
for 81, 600 because the Trustees refused
20 receive the vote for the Democracy
Of a man who had more than
The legal allowance Of African blood.
Says the Republican, when this man
came to KentOn few years ago, about
the first thing he attempted was Co get
two or three little colorsd children
turned out Of thspublic schools. HAY
ing been elected to the Legislature be
aided to pass the law prohibiting Dem
oorats from mixing with che colored
race By marriage. BE is mis-named
White.
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4 RESOLUTION

Relative to an amendment Of the Constitu-
ton providing for the extension Of the
elective franchise.
RssoIued by he General AsseabIy Of TIE State Of
Ohio (three-hffhB OF the members elected TO each
House agreeing theretol, That it be and is hereby
proposed 20 tbs electors Of this State % vote, al
the next ANIMAL October election, upon the ap-
provhl rejection Of the following amendm ent as
a Substitute for the first section Of the fifth arii-
Gle Of tho Constitution Of this State tO-Wit Every
male citizen Of the United States, OF the age OF
tWenty-One years. who shall have been resident
Of the state one year next preceding the election
ana Of the county, township, or ward in which be
resides, such time may be provided by, law,
except such persons as have horne arms in support
Of any iDaurrecti0n or rebellion against the Gov.
eminent OF the United States, or have fed from
their places Of residence 70 avoid being drafted
into the military service thereof have deserted
the military OF naval service Of said Government
in time Of war snd have not subsequently been
hOnOTRbly discharged from the same, shall have
the qualifications Of an electOr, and be entitled to
vote at all elections.
ed. A. PARROTT,
Speaker OF the House OF Representative
ANDREW g. McBUREEY,
President Of the Senate.
Passed April 8, 1867.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-04-12

The following items are from the
Atlanta Era, of april 2
Our little neWs-bird informs us that
a great Republican party IS to be reg
ularly organized Ia Atlanta tomorrow.
Our reporter viii be on the ground
early, and the readers of the Era, shall
have all thu facts connected with the
movement at as early a moment as
possible.
THE CAMP FIRES BURN BRIGHT
LY.-In all parts of the South the
people are marching forward to the
music Of the Sherman Reconstruction
bill and in this connection we beg
leave to add, that few brief months
will see the people again united from
Maine to the gold capped hills of
California. We are bound to be one
people, and the sooner we reach this
practical conclusion the better for the
South and all concerned.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-04-12

Mr.. EDITOR:-ln reading over the
caseo of Observation-Disclosures IN your pa
per l was reminded of an incident that
happened to a bachelor friend Of mine.
He is in the habit, when he comes to
his room in the evening, Of putting his
tea-kettle on the stove and himself "
ing down on the lounge and taking q
snooze until the kettle begins to sing,
when he would get up and make his
tea. The other evening, being a little
prostrated on account of old Simpkin's
daughter cutting" him on the street,
he put the kettle on the lounge and
got upon the stove himself, and never
his mistake until he be1aR
20 slnQ.-HGTper's Weekly.