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DROPOSALs FOR NAVY SUP.
PLIES.

I07 q, ,rP s,p.Vy Ros,ns e.n, q. Iss5.'
Proposals, sealed and endorsed Proposals for
NAVY Supplies" will DO received At this once
MONDAY, September 30, atapm.
po.as written on separate sheets Of paper, mu.s be
offered for each requistien. The number Of the
rsaui.t,On mus, be on the envelope: The right Is
article on reputation separately, for the interest Of
the Government.
All the articles must be Of the best quality, sub.
Let 70 the usual inspsetion, and delivered at the
Charlestown Navy Yard, free Of expense to the Gov
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS,
Reputation 90.
.,o,eeo feet b. m, harro..wOrksd White Pine
sh's'hiss' y Inch ,soIGrghiy seasoned o2
10 eco straight Fire Brick.
I'SS S; soap
Bricks 10 pattern, and equal to No. Anboy.
sGsiSG 81 GauIPnEsF IA. And RECRUITING.
1859 M. ,Ssh "a L'pPssf Pins Todd R.aorty.
900 * inch back cylinder .,a draw frame Pins.
BUREIU OF ORDNANCE
Reputation s71
boat iSa' s n. ~ ,o, L an LIMP mp GGs
BURkAU OF STEAM EnGIHRERING.
,,., Rs9aisitioI %: ~
Regulation 80.
.oae feet ~ inch Wire Rope, sir strands seven
Regulation II.
go pounds bsst Cast Steel, square, a. per speci'
ROBERT n. CLARK,
ssso'lt PAymaltsr United States Navy.
DRoPoSALS FOR NAVY SUP.
l. PLIES
rAIXAsTER's oPYIoHJ
PoRrsHorTH, n. h, sept. y, 1867.
Sealed proposal. 70 furnish the following articles
on the lat day Of osiobsr, at which time the bids
opossIs must DO endorsed Proposals for -
they may be distinguished from other bushes, let.
i s; and DIRECTED to PaynAstsr j. N. Carpenter,
All articles to be Of the best quality free frsn de-
ieets 10 be dsliyersd At the Navy Yard Portsmouth,
n In good order and condition, free Of expense
msAsutsmsnt according 10 the rules adopted by tho
Navy Department
The right ia reserved to reject all bid. considered
sIorbi'.ut, or .ush above the market rates.
J. N. CARPENTER,
Psymas,er United Navy.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS
Requisition No. !.
s 20 ' Ssaa a.y CO. g st s!si.
1882. Ne n willie Fis' ri.si, u
5000 e Spruce Boards. inch.
1000 " beat gSsiisy White Oak Plank, Inch.
800 cubic fs.t pinsn.ioa split Sii1it s'A
R,guiSitiOn No, Z.
''t STh i1' oY CONSTRUCTION.
- Requisiiion No. 4s.
6doasn Saws, 5 feet iashes long, ~ to inehs.
y,a.' srou.d thin on the Sa'k-'qdil to Nichols
BUREAU OF STEAM EsGLSRERINo.
100 fubs Bra.hs., X inches diameter Of bh'Stis
49, p.hks. NJ. tE~ai
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
IL DnrRIor op CoLunBtA, S.
A the City Of washinston, the l7th day Of sep.
tsnbsr, A. D. 1857. The undsrsignsd hereby gives
notice Of his appointment - asslSnss Of RODNEY
MASON, In the city Of Washing tos, within said Dis
trict, who has been adjudgsd bankrupt upon his
owh petition, By the District Court Of said District.
MILTON J. sARY0LD,
Attorney Of Law,
NB-W&BSv $50 street, Assignee.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
w AT THIS NOE
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MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 80 1867
GOVERNMENT SALES.

GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF sLoOP YACHT GEN
y ERAL HANCOCK
AssisrAsr ouAnrrRsAsrIn's orricR,)
H.... 10 UErrxp srArns AnNr, y
PHiLAprIrrIA, sept -, 1867.
us,.a si.,s s a. aSs Ss a i' sSs Phs
=. ,ls t..,;.,ilins sleep yacht o:ss,.i H,nscst.
4 brothers, at Phiiadsiphis, in 1850
The vessel can be examined daily at the Hanover
stree re- ys Ss. ). m Within AZ. % day.
from day Of sale. .'...
Tsrnii ossh, in aovsrnmsn, fund.
.r.a Br,.cel and A an = Us Sf Army.
GALE OF THE WRECK OF THE
y IRON STEAMER LREsBuRa.
Tunp Dfsrnrcr, 0norerA,
AuagsrA, Sept ., 1897. y.
unI,.a ss.s.. rfslsapp p:p.rin.u. . on ,hs "a day
o. October next at 10 e'elsek, g. m, At TIL. once
the wreck Of the Iron Steamer Lsesburg As she now
siItssn miles from Augusta Ths engines. boiler.
and machinery q said steamer were, At the time Of
the wreck, nearly new. and "a, DO placed in rsn.
once. WILL D. BARD,
UOTION SALE OF GOVERN.
n MINT BUILDIEos
.. Dspor ouLRrsRnAsrsn's oyYIop,
wAsHIsoros, D. O., Sept. "a, 1857.
viii be sold, Al public suction, under the super
TUs S cstos.T Il o,siooa m. ii. follow
ing Government Buildings, 10 Wit;
Court; martial roon. on Penn'yivsnia avenue,
Centre Building, 22x75 feet.
q wings, each 22x26 feet
On New York avenue. near Ninssssnth street
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BUNKER's AVENUE HOTEL.

W. B; white, 81. Psul's, MINI. H. O. BurnelI
Philadslphis; W. q. oumssy, New York; L. n
Harrisou, Val J. J. Love, ". v; @. W. Grain
J. 7. Moore and LADY, va;G Cook, Mass. B. wal
worth. ". Harrison, City; A. Petsri and lady, New
Yofk; J. s. Fivry, Nd,
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
DnrRIsr or CoLunlrA Co.
| AZ the City Of washinEton, the l7th day Of Sep.
| TENDER, A. D. 1857. The undsrsignsd hereby gives
notice Of his appointment - assghss Of r L. J0lCH
| In the city Of Wssaton, within said District, who
| BY the District Cod o. said District
MILTON J. sART0LD,
Attorney At Law,
d ls-w&s3v $50 street, Assignee.
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BANKRpPrCy NOTICES.


NOllCEs.
IN pIIVpIIprTy
bANkhofrO9.
AZ the Guy Of Washington, the iI,h DAY Of SEP.
.embef. 4. .. ise7. Ths andsrsigasd hsr.by giyss
notice Of his appointnsnt - assignee Of LOYAL
CoWLB. IA the dty Of wsshie ston, within said Dis
triet, who ha. been adjudged baatrnpt upen his
MILTON Z; slISoLp:
"B-Wessw sso Nfse', A,asnes
-, =, .x,,,r,,,,,,S,-- : n :
bANkhUPTCY.
,.ns. .s' 49, g X. Il: IN
in the city Of &ashinston within sad Distrlet who
has bean adjudrsd banhrupt upon his OWE petition,
MILTON !, sAyIoIp.
"n,wassw 80 D street., A,dss.s. !.
,px,rn,-1,,,S,,,
N bANkhUPTCY.
tembsr. A. i. ise7, The and.rsisnsd hereby riyss
not!s. q hi. spyoistnsnt ;. s,sisns. q EDWARD
triot, who has been adjudgsd bankrupt upon his
| HiLros !. sAlloip.
"ls.wAssv $50 D street. Assignee.
| - =. .~,,-.-,,...,-,,,
| N BANkRUPICY.
A. the City Of ws.hi,s tss, The Inn dsy Of ~.
notice d his sppoi,insnt . ss.igns. 70 JANIS ,.
THOMPSON, N The sity Of washingion, within aid
Disiriet who has been sdjadssd bankrupt upon his
IIIToI . sAlIoLD.
"H.Wassv SO street. Assignee.
| -, 1.~,,r,,1,,,rrS,,,
N BANKRUPTCY.
r., n. ss s.S 81 s,.
notice q HI. sPRel.,n.., :. ...lsn.. q 7; JtDD
has been sdjudgsd b.struIt upon his own petition,
IifTOI !; s.,,SID;
IN BANKRUPTCY h.. :.
IA the City Of wsshi.s.on, he I'm dsy Of s.p.sm.
Of 2is sppoist.snt Is sssiGsss Of d pfCKs Oh. IN
The NV II Washinstsn. vithin said Dis,rist We
has been adIudasd bankrupt upon his ovn petition
me District Coz" q s III S'i'5' sA,,o1p.
"is-wAssw $50 s,rest, Ls.isa.s.
liz bANhhofro9.
a, IN. Gil, AZ y..hin,,on' ~ I'M a. ~ a..
tsnbsT A. 3. ISL The aad.nisa.d b.r.b% siyss.
~ - u k.h.s.a : .ssx ~, a NJ n =. .'Loh,
~. es,vn, M, NJ. n.n n.,, mo
BY he District cd I ma Pi',;i' s.,,orn
.,s.was,v $50 t ) :s1... 4 Assignee. LAM:
TN BANKRUPTCY.
IL A. o . w..,,,, DnI .s ey cc!,.sri, IS.
tsmbsr, A. d. 1857. The undsrsignsd hereby eyes
no.ies Of his appointment - asslsnse Of RODNEY
MASON, in the sty Of washinstcs, within said Dis
owl p.on, ~ &. p:si:s ceuGs Of "a pi sSa
| MILTON J. sARY0LD,
Attorney st Law,
I'm BANKRUPTCY.
I'LL Dsr.Ior or cOLu.,rA, s..
..nb.r' Yss7 ~. s"a.isp.a bs s5 o. s ssp.
| notics Of his sppoiutmept ~ ss.ien NJ. ~
has be-; 4. Coma =, ~ his
| Aiicrn.y q Law,
TN RANKRTPTCY
I,,.,,,,, a, co,r
the ely q Washington, the lith day Of Sep
MIN NiJTR II TX ~ NV Al W.shissso, %,,St. "a
has S:'p his
| MILTON j. sAPPoLD,
.ss:x.... ..s 1 : :!:::., :. s: -:
L pnrsior o. octrnsfA, ~
n..,e n =; -, y. 80. ne snasnsssa hs,ssy give
nAsAo, IN me ey o. Wsshingion. yithin AID
III. s .s., - - s6asgsa psnkfupt llon
| tIiet " MI Tow SSu avsnY scie VI"
"sH LoA sIsoLD,
=. ,w.,. huofnsy ~ Law,
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FIRE AND BUR0LAR-PROOPv VAULTS

FIRn AND BURGLAR-PROOF VAULTS.
orHIol CORNER OF RIBTRnNTH STREET AND
nav YORK AvRHUk
DmDorons:
q 2. nsswn. Z. D. Cooke, dsergs ". Risgs, VIII
liam q n..tisgtel. asszge =, Plant. dsorSs q. W
aas. y n ssy<sa &-1A.si3. Alss. "a
GEORGE o. IyAss Ne. fsssia..t r''''a'a''
MI D HUNTINGTON Treasurer.
0pvros Hosns-Bron O'clock, Z N. 70 o'clock
P N. "a Lift
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". Wsteh, New York: Colonel T. O. Besmap
Boston, Mass. II. @. Hoyss, N. H. DR.. J. w. Brad "
0resnvills, Tenn, Colonel y. n Polistt, o. S. A
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RRIsRR LIZ CHRvRUx. ,
One application war
rAntsd 10 curl the most
straight and stubborn
hair Of either sex iato Y
wavy ringlsts or heavy 4
massive curls. Has been :
usad by tina IA thiopahla.
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sEAToN HoUsE-JoHs H. slrrls.

Rdgar Ketehum, W. wsleh, II. D. Me0ougal, New
YORK Rev. DR.. Farley, Brooklyn, n. Y. L. O. Dill
Ion, New York Thomas FRANKLIN, b. and p. r. r.
Henry J. Coop, o. 8. n; r. Bush, II. O. Pearson
New York; John Peddrick, Philsdslphia; y. W
Alexander, Baltimore; q. L. Bloehsr, II. L. Smith
Charles county, Nd.
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AZ TIE o. 8. EAVY YARD, WARRINGTON, D. c.
on TUESDAY, o0ToBiR STE, At u O'CLOCK

Tho TALLAPoosA-e7t tons, sids.whesl steamer
The CHlCoPER-e74 tons, hull only.
The PRbsroH-small steamer, hull only,
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
j day formed Co. partnsrship under the name
ofWALL, ROBINSON . Co. late Wall. Stephens,
sfa PsnnsyivaniA avsaus.
W. WALL,
ss1a-so.lW D. ROBINSON.
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~ BANKRUPTCY.
IL DISTRICT OF CoIunsIA, -.
A. the City Of wAshinston, the lfth day Of Sep
tsmbsr, 4. D. 1857. The undsrsignsd hsrsby gives
NOTES q his s2Roi.tnsai - assignee q JopD.
has been adjudgsd BANKRUPT upon his own petition,
BY the District Court Of said District
MILTON J. sAHFoLD,
Attorney n Law,
% ls-WAssw $50 strset, Assignee.
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BOSTON, February 28.-Trade continues moderately
active considering the general depression of business
In prices there has been no change and tho general ne
season The Withholding Of active operations among
manufacturers, which has now become quite general
and which is still further prompted by the aspect OF the
stock on hand, incines many to the belief that an
advance OF prices win occur In the course Of the
next two weeks. This, however, Is doubtful, espe-
western buyers, although they have not In an cases
taken the usual quantity Of goods, speak encouIagngy
of business in their secdon and will no doubt give ur-
mens for the month of February have been cases.
same month last year 1873 Since January this
year the shipments show falling off, as compatsc with
shipments boots and shoes by rail this week have been
The total shipments Of boots and shoes by
rail and SEQ for tine week have been 29. S96 cases.
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Georgia Items.

: FATAL most unfortunate circumstance
transpired in this city Yesterday afternoon, by
hands OF @. G. Green, Esq, both well known and
hiehIy respected citizens OF Fulton County. Of
the origin Of the difficulty, OF to which Of ths com
batants should be attached the blame for the pain
fai transaction, we have no knowledge. 1t appears
to have been matter Of private character about
which some misunderstanding had arisen. Tho
occurrence is deeply regretted by the numerous
friends Of both gentlemen.
atlanta -EateGigencer.
ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN GoNE.-Dsyid Winn, We
sre informed, died Sunday night OF small -pox.
His age was somewhere in the neighborhood of
sixty years. and he was among the earliest settlers
war. He was known as an excellent builder Of
dams bridges, mills, etc.-Cot4na6Ms Enquirer.
TIE SrATE HousE.-The State Engineer, Mr.. B.
W. Frobel. notifies contractors that proposals will
ba received at bis office in Mile 1gevile, until the
80th of March, for the following work to be done
on the State House, viz: Covering the exterior OF
the building with cement; plasteEing the basement
rooms and passages, and the offices and passages
second also for gantng a9 sstSfos
Of the work required can be obtained by address
ing Nj. F.
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State Items,

=
FnE-At about Eve o'clock, yesterday morning,
proceed from the extensive cotton gin warehouse
Of Mr.. A. B. Cotton, situated near the Greenvi]le
and Charleston railroad depots. The building and
contents, consisting OF cotton and machinery, was
entirely destroyed Mr.. Cotton was sleeping in the
building, and barely escaped with his Life. The
larger portion Of the property was insured. The
fire is Believed to be the work Of an incendiary.-
Cohm,bi6 Phe,nI.
The dwelling of Mrs. Mary Lamar, situated some
two miles from Hamburg, Edgeheld District, was
consumed by FIRE on the night Of the 21st ult
Cause OF the fro has not been ascertained.
dollars for the arrest Of Brown Sullivan and Burk-
head and their delivery III any jail in the State or
three hundred dollars for the apprehension Of
either Of them. AbbevMe Press.
Nothing Of interest has transpired since our last,
save that meeting Of the railroad officials which
resulted in the probable discontinuance Of the &C
commodation trains on the different roads that
connect at this place. We also learn that there
has been general discharge Of workmen from the
n. e. Railroad snop. The cause, we understand,
s the business done by the road at present is not
men that they had employed. Florence Gazette.
SENTENCE Coan6uTED.- Governor Orr has COM
muted the sentence of Wright Sullivan, freedman,
condemned To, ba hung here on March 1st for high
way robbery to hard labor for fifteen years in the
penitentiary. LaurehsuaAe RerlM.
We are pleased to learn, through Captain T.. B.
Jeter, President Of the Spartan6urg and Union
Railroad Company, TINT the bridge at Shelton has
been SO far completed as to allow freight cars to
be pushed across the river. This will enable the
company to carry freight considerably cheaper.
UaSonUMe Times
TIE TlIAL OF Rev. T. 8. ARrHJR.-The trial of
Rev. T. 8. Arthur, before the Ecclesiastical Coun-
Gil which convened on Thursday last, is not yet
brought to close. We learn that the evidence
be argred this day By Hon. Arnistead Burt of
Abbevllle, for the prosecution, and Generals nj. c.
Butler and Ga-ey. of Edgefeld, and w. K. Easley,
Esq, Of GreenvIle, for the respondent.
GreenpiNe Enterprise.
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Saturday,

u,-,. 1,,5, u,,,,.4 1,.,u.,,,., y d.-. r,,,o o,d
Mdze. To Street Bros ! Go, Jettords Co. Kerr I
Co. Agent, + Rodgers Co. Eiupper SONS,
Katie co, Bigcnof Co, Q Avsr1l q son Kavenel
q 20 Eoaugn MaNonee, doldsmltn q Don, d M buler,
" Ryan, Campsen Co, Thurston Holiness and
ot9eIs ro, po,,,o oo,,. ,,o.o,,,a dow. ,ro,.,.o,
To a Enslow i Go. Bound to Now York and put in
for orders
schr Marshall Marshal, New York l0 dags; GU
ano. 70 6i4ey CIeasnton, h4eG& q s9n, Mna.a pe
Graeaer Tea. Smith + 90 eooon 'A0'''' = -,'N'
sehr Ann Deas, from West Point Mill: 19o bbls Rice
To Adams, Frost l. Co. Rorer stoney, G Ingraham.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNety, Savannah via Beaufort,
Blqffton. 5iltcn Head. &C. hdze TO Ferguson &
S.aoa. e ~ a;.4a a,d poc,o ba,ee
StAel ilis. auas, 1o5eG a,u 1 N ~ nl = G n
p WsItar r" Eoines Hsijar ItoicocI = n "
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer vacs o Thss sq Cotton
Naxa1 os1, Hian Nan o ~ ~ r, Uni-es r. r. a
fnUrahsm. Willis Chisolm. Grseser, Lee, Smith CO,
G sinkler, a smyth, Walter & CO, Gaillard MI.
not, HoweId, Rischnh Co, - q > " kr iG-:.e1,
Thurston Holmea Il Katie q Co = ECSfwn & TO- T.
Rodgers Co. N...-,4-ss Ns-.1s -ss.s,, ,y.,.,-,,.
Steamer ~ EraEdes l3rent Edisto ana & kocKTale W.
10 bales Cotton 2o SACKS Cotton seed, ana maZe 10
Guilleaume, durney, Mowry Co, B O'Neill' and
oroe1'
Cleared se.urahy.
Steamship Saragossa, Crowell, New York-Ravenel
Co.
Co. . s
Steamship Lulu, Childs Balamore-s55ee1 q bros. 20
S os ~ pa, t o1tinne-,t.p pnca3i,o p,s
oai1e 1 - + tssi Srai.hto, y ~
sohr G " Carpenter, Fitzgerald, Wilmington, C-Ris.
ley Creighton. ~ = - !a=s
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We clip the following from the Charlotte NORTH
CuroEinio,a of the 9th ult.:
tFrom the Gainesville tdfiss.) Star
The Southern Pine Woods.

It has not been customary hitherto in estimat-
ing the resources Of the South to attach any value
to the pine forests which extend from the Missis.
sippi to the Atlantic, and 100 or 200 miles north
ward from the Gulf few saw mills on the rivers
o few schooners engaged in carrying lumber tc
market, few barrels Of tar, and still less turpeIr
tine, told the whole story for the business of a
tract of country extensive enough for small EN-.
pire.
The minds Of the people were occupied with two
all-absorbing ideas. One was to get many ssnig-
gers" i'll order to make large crops Of cotton; the
other to maize splendid crops Of cotton in order to
buy more sniggers.'
Meanwhile these pine forests waved in the wind,
making music Of q melancholy Sort an almost un-
broken solitude. But of late change is coming
over the spirit of our dream. This Sleepy Hollow
Of ours shows signs Of waking up. The country
near the mouth Of the Pascagoula river is alive
with saw mills and fleets Of schooners carrying the
products Of the mills to market. Here, on the
coast the same business is carried on with energy,
and with evident profit to all who engage in it.
In addition to this, the turpentine works, in sue
cessful operation at this place, indicate the begin
ming Of new era for tho pine woods. Owing to a
deficiency in the capacity Of the boiler connected
with the steam engine, only five of the ten retorts
can so far be kept at work at the same time; and
the daily product Of these from two cords and u
half Of fat pine wood, is sixty gallons Of pure
spirits of turpentine, eight barrels of tar, and
GWGuGJ DAkielS VI CuulCOdl lueSo TGSulCS WILL DC
doubled as soon as new boiler can be obtained
We understand the proprietors of the establish
ment, Johnson & Outlet, consider their experiment
q success. And doubtless many others, seeing
that the risk Of testing this business has been
taken by others, will, now that there is no longer
any risk connected with it, engage largely in it,
and we shall soon see at all convenient and access
ibie points, turpentine works distilling the pine
knots and the dead pines into turpentinc and tar,
while the saw mills are converting into marketable
lumber the green pines and Expresses.
And with the inexhaustible supplies Of fuel for
driving steam engines where can be found u more
eligible locality for the cotton and woolen mills
needed for working up tho cotton and wool which
will be produced in the section of country around
US?
Cotton has had it's day; commerce, its full time
s0 tho Of New tbe
ground; let ali parties and the rest Of the world
now tor q little while make room for the Pine
Woods Of N ssssppi Stand out OF the way, if you
please, and let the mourners come forward and
take tho front seats.
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coNsrlIUTloNAL AMENDMENT


ARTICLE NV.-Section l. All persons, born OF
naturaized in the United States and subject to the
jurisdiction thereof are citizens of the IIpited
States and of the State wherein they gegsde. No
abridge the privileges OF 1nties Of citizens Of
the United States; nor shall any State deprive any
peHBGaf ef lie, liberty, or property, without due
process Of law, nor deny to any person within Its
jurisdiction the equal protection the laws.
SEC. 2. Representatives shall be apPorhoned
among the several States according to their re-
spectiye numbers, counting the whole number o1
persons in each State, excluding Indians, not taxed
but when the right to vote at any election for the
choice Of Electors for President and Vice-PresI-
dent Of the United States, representatives in Cen
OF the membe.s d; f;the Legislature thereof is de.
MED to any 5t the male inhabitants Of such State
being tWenty-ope years Of age and citizens OF the
United States, or in any way abridged, exception
participSton In rebellion or other crime, the basis
portion which the. number OF such male citizens
shall bear to the whole number OF male citizens
twenty one years Of age in such State.
SEC s. No person shall be . Senator OF Repre-
sentative IN Congress-, OF Elector Of President and
VICE. President or hold any Office, civil or military.
under the United States or under any State, who,
having previously taken IN oath, as q member Of
Conoress. or as an officer Of the United States or
"a member Of any State Legislature, or as an ex-
ecutive or Judicial officer of any State to spPpo!t
the OOn50gltlO1 O4 tuo ,VnASeu E.aSoe' ouan ~!
engaged b. fhsurrechon or rebellion against the
same, or given aid and comfort to the enemies
thereof But Congress- may, by Q vote Of two
thirds Of each Eouse, remove sueh disability.
sHc. 4. The validity of the public debt OF the
United States authorized by law, including debts
incurred for payment of pensions and bounties
for services IN suppressing insurrection and re-
ballion, shall not Be Questioned. But neither the
United States nor any State shall assume or pay
any debt or obligation incurred in aid Of insdrrec-
tion or rebellion against the United States, OF any
claim for the loss or emancipation Of any slave; M =
held illegal and void.
SEQ. 5. The Congress shall have power to en-
force, by appropriate legislation, the provisions OF
this article.