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We the undersigned, have this day formed n
copartnership TO carry on the LIQUOR a No
ALE BUSIN ESS', under the firm name of
t. t.. BOWMAN " co.
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ALEXANDRIA, April Oft
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TRESH BURNT LIME
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ap % THOMAS ijhll II.
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NAMILY FLOUR SO bbla Congress Mills
Georgetown Family Flour; 80 bbls AR
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< HHDS. MOLASSES--
y 5hhds prime Muscovado Molasses, in
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W. A. SMOOT & co.
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NOPARTNERSHIp NOTICE.

J
The undersigned have this day formed n CO.
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ALEXANDRIA, Feb. Is, 1867. APP ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
THE DRAMA.

Unusual activity is perceptible to-day in the theat&
rical world The FIRST Merchant OF Venice matiDe3
will be given to-day the Winter Garden. MT stewart
is thus mindful OF the comfort of outotown EsorS "h
may wish 10 see Mr. Booths Shyock but shrink from res
naming in town over night. The performance viii beg
AZ o'clock and terminate at a. Mr. Waack's matinee{
performance in aid Of the Southern Relief Assoclaton
will be given today at II o'clock ours VIII ne acteuY
We again urge 9PS e S Charitable enterprise
Midas Garden the 2sth weekly matinee OF 1he blae
RON Of that gorgeous spectacle An afternoon perform
ance of Mr.. Broughams drama OF Ihe Shrlsuah MI
and Mrs Barney Williams give their first matinee today}
the Broadway Theater appearing Ia Th p n III
Which we made particular reference Tuesday hayd
been given all the week put on sna e O Hour 1
srSiIe'S A matinee of " Keniworth," with Iadyl
Don as L,css,and Mark Smith as Queea Elisdbe WIN
be gwen at the New-York Theaer to-day Next week th
buresque Of Perseus and Andromeda wiu be DrougLS
Donnces another Matinee OF The Streets of New York;
to-day at the Olympic TINS revival mas oeSn ten apcy
today al the Circus the same performance being pre3
scented that particularly notice on MONDAY no
N MR. run Har snoI the H will give Magical
day presenting PrOtea and other t Hs11 asTnoon at
o'clock Evening performances win be given at all int
pnnd 81 hat there viii also he at the French Theatres
an evening performance Of "La Famllle Benoton My
BNSg@ si DaT TeatT s Ss has thus far appeared
plays which ouy interesting 10 German non 81
sec the eminent actor In Wdiienstein and hng LSdr,
which are said 10 In preparation Negro Mhsireisy'
intarnreted by the respective companies or MessIt-
1;rttn & thristy and Messrs. Kelly Leon Is pros
porous at the Ffthaye. Opera House ana al NO; ~
Rrosdwav 1.-THE Black Crook" and The ocean faeht
Rae at the former hall maintain their great popularity
Vile az the latter Cinderleon" is having run COM,
ansnrate with that OF the spectacle which inspired "
Al the Bowery TheseT may he seen ny nes OK
inc Dutchman'-pieces that have been weighed ID mo
balance by the orienta and have not been found want
ing. ,-...,.o.. vo,,o,,r mat WA have
20 anticipate is Mr. Watts Phlips's new comedy, invee
mentn The original name OF the piece Was Paper
Wings but II is thought that American audiences wlu
bettsr perceive the relevancy OF the new TITLE invest
ment, viii be produced for the first time on honday
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02

are in the city Gen. C. L. Lppencott is announced rs
candidate for the position OF d0Orkecper Of the House OF
the XIth Congress He will bo the candidate Of the West
ern members The Grand Army Of the Republic Associ-
alton here have withdrawn their candidate. Gen ippen
colt for Congress last FAN against Ross OF nos,
and was defeated by only 200 votes in strongly Demo
cratic district.
bold and partially successful attempt to obtain
recognition OF the demands of the progressive women OF
the country has been made by Ms Frances Lord Bond OF
New York. who last November filed application for
Consular appointment which has been considered favor
ably by the Administration and the President has prom
sed to nominated her forsomo British port soon az she
is prepared In accordance with the regulations Of the
State Department IL is probable that her name will be
to the Senate the XLh Congress during its first
session
The very lucrative advertisement OF Post Office lettings
in the South has just been published In The Pher at
Columbia, s. c. paper that put ts columns in mourning
on the anniversary Of Lees surrender
EX-Mi.ster Bgelow appeared before the Committee OF
Public Expenditures to-day and gave testimony regard
ing the collection OF Custom House matters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
1crats, ItalIc, Johusonitc-, -mal car-

Absent or not voting;
Brown. Fogg, Guthrie, Sumner
Iest man Two thirds having voted Ia tho Affirmative,
the bin fails.
RULES SUSPENDED.
Tho customary orders ruspcndiug al TINS ttnF' "l lo
scsAun certain rules requiring bills 10 be- read ia thIto
separate days adopted
sMlTIisOSiAS HfIonr
Mr. ANTHONY rep, X. ~ from the committee on
Printing reported resolution 10 PRINT 500 copies "l tc
report Of the Smithsonian Institute, which was allowed
TIE TAX Hii.
The Internal Revenue bill mp tho unfinished
business Of last night.
MI WILSON rep, Mass) offered an amendment that
on aud after the t Of September next the tax on cotton
shall De two cents per pound.
Mr. HENDERSON 1icp., MOI moved a substitute
for Mr. Wilson's amendment provision, that no tax tall
be levied cotton grown after lc passage OF this act
Mr. HENDERSON spoke In favor Of the abolition OF the
cotton tax.
Mr. JOHNSON Dem, Md followed In n similar strain.
MI SPKAGUE utcp., X. H. said he had had experience
IN planting cotton within past few years, and lac knew
Of 10 agricultural interest that offered such poor induce
Incnts IA cotton.
The vote Mr. Andcrson's amendment 20 abolish The
"A all future CROPS OF cotton was ur iOluWs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02

A SCIENTIFIC MEMOIR.

Corltsoas Of The sefe prtstlted INPEEl4L
lcAp.zY op Mgtij.Ss o. PAEls:
I The Ei1 q Malt Of Ho9 Of Berlin, aItiyze great number
81 tines and for long tested Prussia, Germany and Holland,
.o1as ,oar ooAo car5oac aed dzsa ard sgdry Substances
sR1nloss ard aI natter g'ta tn. gait gas and SEVERAL
IucEs AND suBsTAsCIs VEGETABLE ORIGIN.
possesses oatr d-oe and mttral pTopeesi
which make NUTRIENT say Tor assimilation aud to
CAR tie losses caused by DisAssIXUIATIoS.
% HsANnE1c, TONIC, bitter SLIGHTLY EXcTISG and DIu-
kETIc.
4h It's use eaeacou aouy OF TBE DIGESTIVE organs
DYSPEPSIA GAsTRALGIA CHLOROSIs RACHITIS sCROFULA,
&c
s Hoves its TONIC and anti apbrOdae properties TO the luPun
Which i eortaiuE
9th AEoSATIc MALT THE BATH
would 10 prove Of great for seroo Affections
br raehiis Ter enastati0n il CHILDREN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02

So the amendment agreed 10.
ON motion of Mr.. CONNESS (Repp Cali, the vote ny
which legs of pianofOrtcs placed on the free ls
was recOusdcrCd aud these articles were stricken IRON
the free list.
SUTREME COURT BILL
Mr.. TRUMBULL rep, I'D made q report from me
Conference Committee for the allotment OF Judges o inc
Supreme Court which agreed 10. The senate h -
adoptcd by the Of Conference, the House re-
cedMg from It's amendments.
Pending further consideration OF the Tax BIZ, the Senate
went into executive session.
EVENING SESSION.
The Executive Session adjourned 1T BIB, ana the
Senate Tcasscmbled ~ 100.
JURISDICTION or THE COURT OF CLAIMS.
Mr.. LANE dep, Ind called mp a House resolution
extending the jurisdiction Of the Court Of Claims so ~ 10
cover arising under receipts given for army stores
10y the quaItcrmastcrs Of the army under Cen. Lew
Wallace. during the Morgan raid into Indiana ana ONO
Mr.. POMEEOI Rep, Kansas while approving OF the
resolution Thought 10 ought 10 be extended 10 cover cases
arising ont % tie Invasion OF Kansas
After debate TIE resolution passed, and goes back
% the House for concurrence Ia verbal amendments
4 PRIVATE BILL.
Mr.. MORRILL, Rep, Me- made a report froIn me Con
ference Committee the bill TO incorporate the National
Capital Insurance Company Of Washington, WHICH was
agreed TO.
TAX BILL
The Internal Revenue bill was taken MP.
Mr.. DAVIS Dem. KY renewed his amendment re
ducng the taxi on whisky prospcctyoy fixing IT at 70
the let Of October next 81 90 TO the 1T Of April Of 1909
and 81 thereafter. Disagreed 10 by the following vote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
NETWORK, SATURDAY, MARCH 3. 1867.

stranng the assessment Of any tax shall be maintained
IN any court; which agreed to-
Mr. FESSENDEN moved amcndment 10 Include
strip and molasses with refined sugar and the product OF
sugar renees to be taxed per cent ad Vaoren Wlch
was agreed 10.
The bill then reported from the Committee Of the
Whole to the Senate, when il was, In order 10 ask for
separate vote any amendment already adopted IN the
Committee Of the Whole.
on motion of Mr. HARRIS d2ep. N. Y }, the following
stricken from the ball. 1t had been adopted
IN the Committee Of the Whole;
81 That spirits Of nrpenne he transferred without payment
Of the tar to bonded warehouse established IN conformity Win
and Treasury regulations and the eHeeu
prescribed by the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue SUBJECT
the approval OF the Treasury said bonds or
other security TO be taken by the Collector Of the District RON Ah
removal made be transported from such warehouse 70
other bonded warehouse established Aforesaid and may De WIG
from bonded Eaehoue for consumption payment OF the " or
removed for export to foreign country without payment OF TAI IN con
spirits all the rules regulations and conditions Of which 50 lar as %
able shall apply 10 spirits q uIpenb bonded warehouses; ana 10
drawback shall be allowed spirits 81 tnpenhe
Mr.. HOWARD H{cp., Mich.) asked a vote on striking
hay forks, hoes and portable grinding mills from the ree
list
The Senate refused 20 strike them out.
Potato hoops, pitchforks, manure and spadlng FORKS
were restored 10 the free list in the House bill.
Leather of all kinds and goat, deer, calf KID sheep,
horse hog aud dog skins tanned partially tanned, cur
RED finished, in the rough stricken from the free
list
Mr. FEssENDEN asked for another vote on the prop
ositon to reduce the cotton tax 10 one cent.
Mr.. WILSON moved TO amend the amendment by max
ing it two cent? and amended il finally adopted
Mr.. NYE REP. New moved to amend the existing law
IN relation the tax Companies that they shall
be authorized to add the to the price Of existing con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
,.PPRovAI,FRoM SEwYoRK CITY.

NEwYoRE. Feb y, l6f6.
Mr. Hop Dear SIR In reply yooI inquiry afo the action taken
~ The ic,pfyy og MEDICINE 10 terence Hoas Extract Of MAJ
vlh var e 20 examination weeks since have 20
inform yeu Tat he CcuneQt whom vas Ttieutd Win
dccps 20 refor upoa MATTER INFO CAREFUL CON
psRAToS ard the 9Th inst, majority O. ne coitHt IS"
a refcr, thereon q al,h the jclorag + an extract;
This letter following report sgued y tie tha'a" Z"
IN Cour1i..,t d. John i. Grscom.
REPORT TO THB NETWORK ACADEMY OF MEDICINE
The Committee have seeTt2ued to what they consider s
extent The INGREDIENTS ofe article and aso is MODE OF PKAP
ARATOy ard thev have reason TO BELIEVE tat dtr' ia
some PARTICULARS from the usual oma known
ssa The NAMES ofBEER ALE AND PORTER and THEY BELIEVE
ITCALCULATED TO ACT As MILD TONIC, and 20 certain
NUTRMEST IN cases which the ordinary malt liquors
might not be found agree especially IN consequence or THE MOD
FRATE QUANTITY OF ALCOHOL colins IN comparison With
them and thsy feel JUS RECOMMENDING 70 the profession
br ,fs il appropriate cases"
CONTRACT WITH THB MILITARY HOSPITALS OF FRANCE
During The Sitgag Hottiu war HoGs Malt Extract used FOR
The military hospitals and las shown there such fas
ing Effects uIou he soldiers that TIE attention even Of
Rmpor Napoleon attracted 10 T. A the trials IN The Pans
military hospitals daIng March April May 1865 Dr. LaYersn C
Physician Of Dpeasars reported tie Minister Of War THAT
E1TKAoT IT IS AZ AIKEN
rARY SUBSTANCE TBEKEFORE
iKvAluABIE TO LIQUID WHICH j.
soRR EOUKsBly6 TBAN STIMULATING THAS WINE
ke These favorable results induced ;he Emperor Napoleon cr
that Hod's should be introduced Into al the military
hospitals France" The Minister Of War made With Mr. Hos
ad to seTt the hospitals constant supply q liz PREPARATIONS
This eor;.a ssd by the sUFsI..I4eri LavA and b. tie
CoHn.Siostf Ct War, Farrsnd, June H. 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
NEH- ENGLAND
BIT rELE6RAsn TO IL

BY rHl geRAyu rsIsUSA
RosroS March 1-Up to yesterday nearly $4,000
had been subscribed by our citizens Ia a OF tle dessu'o
Of the South.
SUSPENSION OF AN INSURANCE COMPANY.
The Eouitable Fire and Marine Insurance Company
closed their doors yesterday afternoon In consequence OF
then heavy They have been incorporated u yea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
IINANIMITY
OF THE WHOLE WORLD

NA4'A'
OF THE WHOLE WORLD
IN OPINION
ovA PREPARATION FOR THR SICK AND MY ..h.
ytoRr TO THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MEDICINE
ACCENTED BY THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE
PRESIDENT OF THIS INSTITUTION,
COP rry KxAu,SAroS OF noFFs MALT EXTRACT BBY-
GRACE OF HEALTH.
EMPEROR NAPOLEON I'LL ORDERS THE INTRODUCTION or
uoyPs MALT EXTRACT INTO ALL THE
MILITARY HOSPITALS OF FRANCE
TIE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE OF PARIS
rKAsE oPH NJ THBEMPERoR OF RUSSIA
Mr. HoTFS AUDIENCE WITH THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA
AND HIS DECORATION WITH TIE
GOLDEN CROSS OF MERIT.
THE KINGS OF PRUSSIA DENMARK, HOLLAND HONOR MR.
HoFP AS BESEFACToR TO SUFFERING HUMANITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02

Superintendent Kennedy of the Metropolitan Poiice
Yesterday presented 10 jackson Schultz s Sn
ihe BOARD Of Excise the OF "a liquor ueaeis VIZ
In yarous WAYS have violated the Excise Law. They wh'
be proceeded against IN the usual manncr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
HIS ExcFIIENcY GOV. R. E fESToN

rsDoRsEs HoFFs MALT EXTRACT LEVERAGE OF
HEALTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02

HlnrUUWcHf Was IONT.
The question was then Mr.. Wilson'S amendment, 10
reduce the tax 10 two cents per pound.
To this Mr.. POMEROY Rep. kansas) offered an
amendment making n st further reduction 10 one cent
Mr.. SHERMAN Uiep., Ohio sad one cent n pound
would hardly pay the expense Of collecting the tax III
ought 10 De three cents or nothing at all
Mr.. FESSENDEN Htep, Me- said the tax on cotton
last year yielded t4 OO6OO He thought II might bear
reduction TO two cents, but not below that
The amendment Of Mr.. PomerOy was agreed TO by the
f.Itn RING ynfg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
AN AUDIENCE WITH THE EMPEROR.

Whtn The DANISH Nh HOG from Bn while IN Wen.
Invited By G High Marshal Of the lEpe Aai,an Cour. 70 an
audience Sb the Empeorab which lad yars ago
vhsb Her Majesty The Empress while Suffering from consumption
greatly benefited by Beverage Nj Hoe was en-
eeSngy surprised when His Majesty the Emperor said happy
being vour great ry army as knOlo Uat
AaA EzsrG produced TIE batsh upOq
o. ooAdatos Of ny suffering and sch soId<ra"
The Emperor then banded N HOsooe Of bic highest decorations The
Goden Cross Of Aert with tie Imperial Crown.
THE RULERS OF EUROPE AND GOV. T. FEsToN.
Also Other rer Of Europe the Kings Prussia Denmark Holland
Belgium &c, believed their duty Mr. t.ae
tr sS9 hgn0Ay" Our space does allow "a to al
he naIis Of Distinction which Mr. HoF received them
well IS from 1e people Europe would cite the following
patch from King Christian TX Of Dennsrk;
Mr. Hov His Majesty the King ordered express The
ssetoB Bis Majesty has experienced from ne beneficial ce thh
voNT Nal ElTaa has produced person
ers@As aseasi yaHly. b. order
L. cAsTESCHIoID,
Anedecsnp 70 His Majesty.
CopnBIGEs"
At the time happy state His BIcsIency
Foos Ia hdd HoTs Malt Extract and has written To Mr.
Leopoh BOs that be tbds M beverage Of py pleasant
drAE
APPROVAIS IRON NEW YORK CITY.
10 Guppo Of ese remarks appreciation elAraeIe
Man KsAet Bsveng. ready only presers regulating and
rssoTa< q the the sos and
remedy quote few Of bose cured selected many
ms city M C. p Wager, No 2y7 sbsys. CwEAKEEss OF
DIoESToH)-Nr II HsDer No West Dotbtt CDYsPEPsIA)-
MI Ysdbburgh No. 80 London terrace PeUL STATE OF
SfOhAcBNIs zee No. 1853 East l2thst, BODILY WEAK
hkSs-hrG .soTdeah J57 Henyst OBSTINATE CATARRH-
bogSH Dsvtou Belyidert House (BOARSEsBSSR Lewis No
'BttlnaHTt AFFECTION or TBB BRONCHIAL TUBES)
Bors Mali E1srae Depot for ArerDa
No IA Broadway opposite BsmumG
One do''n and uPsd delivered any psn ofe City tuBURBs
fes Of charge
Phos 90 Der dozen
HFF We PnAePp druggists and Enb "Oe,p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
IT'S INTRODUCTION IN RUSSIA.

In Rusa ne custom regulation prohibits ty u al remedies and
aeaib yrerafstous ron other countries
In tie sunni e. dispatch from the High Court Marshal Of the
Emperor Schonysoa received By Mr. Hof Ben order
NJ ss,ers HI Malt Extract Beverage The boxes shipped
HoH Informed BY Custom House of q the frontier
hbted BY law. Mr. Hos dispatch C0at SeLonyaoa The
Emperor red Hos Malt Extract and NJ Hes t sbo, period
The following dispatch;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02
WASHINGTON.

A Busy DAY IN BOTH HOUsBs-TIR TARIFF BILi-THE
SENATE sUSTAINs THE COLORADO vErO-THB TAX
mn PASSED WITH AMENDMRHTs-TIR CONFERENCE
REPORT ON THE BANKRUPT BILL AGREED TO BY THB
UOusR-THR LOAN BLL-IMPORTANT MEASURES
THROUGH BOTH HoUSBS-THB VETO NOT SENT IN
THE IMPEACHMENT REPORT TO BIZ PRESENTED TO
pAY-BRN WADE TO Blk VICE PRESIDENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02

THE KINGS OF PRUSSIA, DENMARK, HOLLAND HONOR MIR
uorP AS BEyEFACToR TO SUFFERING HUMANITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02

"Your Nal, recaged Send hundred
bottles more TO TIE INPEKiAI SUMNER RESIDENCE
Count sCHONvALOFF,
"Hiyh Marshal OHM re Emperor"
introduced into
pre and shows benefits daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02

TIE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE OF PARIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02

y" "" q tie Erssp'l druggists and srdb "se,rp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02

The question then occurred adopting Mr.. Wilson's
Amendment so as to read the cotton shall be one
cent per pound after the lat Of September next which
vas adopied by the following vote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-02

OF A PREPARATION FOR THE SICK AND MY '.h .
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-07-11


The preacher was Pssvsstsd ftoa hh-
ling bis part in the csrsusosiy, sAd a
newly created Justics Of the Psses, who
chanced 10 be present. was esllsd upon
to oficiats In his place. The good
mans knees began to irembls fos hs
had never lied the knot, and did noe
know where 10, begin. He had no
i" Georgia Justice,n = or any other book
from which to read the marriage ssrv.
ice. The company IVES ssrsnsed 10 .
semi-circle, each one bearing tallow
candle. lie, though, ovss svsrythipg
he had ever learned. even No.
|. sIia sTh,st{ day. s hath q ssps..ss.
But all in vain; he could ssoollscs
nothing that. suited the occasion. A
suppressed utter all over the room I'd.
monished him that he must proceed
with something. and in an agony Of
desperation he began =, :. .
"Know all men by these psesststs,
that +" here he paused and looked up
to the ceiling, while q voice In the cor.
ner Of the room was heard to cay p
s He 10 drawing q deed for o tract Of
land" and they oil laughed. 49,.
"In the name Of God, amen r. he be-
gan, again, only to hear another voice
in loud whisper say, -'-
He Is making his win Z thought
he couldn't live long, he looks % pow
erfully bad"
INow lay me down to .lssp,
was the next essay, when some erudite
gentleman remarked e.. e'rs.s1 s1R...
"He 10 not dead, but sleepe.h."
"oh yes Oh year continued the
Squire. 80. -. =
A voice replied oh mol Oh mol
don't let's" ...
Some person out Of doom sung out,
" Come into Court I" and the laughter
was general.
The bride was near fainting--the
Squire was not far from IL; but being
an indefatigable man, he began again.
ITO all and singular, the sher---"
Let's run, he's going to levy on us,"
said two or three at once.
Here q CLEAN Of light flashed across
the 'Squires face he ordered the bride
and groom to hold up their hands, and
and in solemn voice said 90.
"You and each Of you, do solemnly
swear In the presence of the present
company, that you will perform to-
wards each other, all and singular, the
functions of husband and wife, as the
case may be, 10 the best Of your knowl-
edge and ability, so help YOU God"
"Good as wheat" exclaimed the fash-
er Of the bride.-Stdnyord Adv.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-07-11

va Bells md priests m ay call others 10
holiness anl know nothing of 1t themselves.
&sa- mans pride shah bring him low
but honor shall uphold che humble IN spirit.
va Governor Jenkins has tendepod ,hs
appointment of Chief Justics Of she aeorgis
Supreme Court to Judge Hiram Warner, of
tho Circuit Court
"SAM. why am members oh Congress
like fishesf ~ don't meddle wid do cub
,ct PomP." why. don't you see, nigga
Dey's 50 fond Oh debate"
&a- The GABLE for the projected telegraph
from Florida to Cuba rs now complete, and
has been shipped from England. In Iett than
month, as is expected, the line will be ia
working rfdeT.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-07-11

INronfAxr CoRREsPoHprxcns-.Th ioiiov.
Ing correspondence between Gen. sickles and
the President 10 extraordinary:
HEApauAafsH's IN MILITARY Dusrnrcr,1
Charleston, 8. o., June 10, 1857.
Adjntant- General Of the Army, War Depart.
ment Washington, D. C.:
hare the hohof 10 fequest that thay bs
relieved from command In this district, and
respectfully demand q Court Of Enquiry upon
my official action that may vindicate tnyself
from the accusation Of the Attorney General.
published, II Is prestmed, with the approval IL
tho President. Congress having declared ths
so-called State Governments illegal, the decs
laration Of the Attorney General that military
authority has not superseded them, prevents
the execution Of the Reconstruction Act..
disarms me Of means to protect life, property !.
or the rights Of citizens, and menaees all int,
rests In these States with fnin.
(signcG D. e. sIcKLrs,
Major General Commanding.
onsial: J. W. Clous, Capt and A. A. A. q.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-07-11

RsLIGIoUs FASAr,cIsh.-One OF tho most
disgraceful exhibitions Of religious fanati.
oism lie the persecution Of the Jews in the
new State Of Roumsnia, instigaied by a
mini,try whose members heretofore laid
claim TO the name of Liberals. The Gov
ernments Of France and England acted
nobly in promptly and ensrgstiely inter.
fering in behalf Of the persecuted Jews IL
lie announced that the Hungarian Govern.
ment lie considering M assures for the cpan.
GpatIun of ia. Jews # that ctua.ry.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-07-11

JUpoE MosEs has issued an order
providing for lha next jury, the panel
being constituted in conformity with
Order No, . Of Gen. Sickles. declariu o
the right Of all citizens, without di,,inc.
ion Of color, u serve en- iuries.