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New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
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ON BROOKLYN Nights, a FURNISHEU
" HOUsERour story brownstone and brick within ave nnutsf
walk wsst Perry furnace. CRATES range hot and
water BATH watercoses stationary tubs etc. all perfect orte
Win be rented private family for years $50 pej
month; going to Europe Apply DAVENPORT FAsSISG
Mont To
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13

REGARULESs OF COST OR PRICE
hstny erecting offensive ware
room. JAY Offer entrs oef the largest OF the
nld this markell consisting of English ara aeo
Bu,e 1py Ingram Carpets 1000 pieces White and tany
Canton Mai.sss OCo,h % 20 H ei sfel Window sae Hugs
Mai. Psror Bedroom ONE and Kitchen fnr'
~ shieh vsauied represented AMI must be 'o
s,r.,. shipped free Nos 2o1 @ and III
III ~ fh si ses Eshth between Thirty ihh
nd thirty nth sis. New fork
s-Auttc erossovn the innsAa:e
cftEs above Eiofrl
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME T. +. THORNTON, tho great English Astrolo.
siR clairvoyant and psyclonietr.can. who las aston
siGh te scientific classes Of the Old World lss now 10
rard herself nj Nnilson N. Y AIadamo Taoh SroS pos
sesscs such wonderful powers of second sight ena
bio her TO mpar, knowledge Of the greatest
to the snglo married Of either scr whilc IL state
Of trco, sho delinoatea Tho very features person
you nru 70 marry, and by tile mid OF instrument of
tense power known the Psychomotropc guarantees 10
produce q lfcIikc picture of tho future husband or ws
al Tho applicant, together with date of marriage position
In HE, leading traits nf character &c. This is hum.
bug az thousand Of testimonials can assert. sho will
send. whom desired. certified certificate, written
guarantee. that lilo picture is what urports to be- by
enclosing small lock OF hair, aud giving place OF hh
dtspositon and complexion, and encozng nty cont,
md stamped envelope Addressed to yourself you will re-
reye tho picture md tlrrcd information by return mail
AL communications Eacrcdly confidential Alres.. IN
confidence. Madame E. 7. THoINToN, II. o. Box o2a.
Hudson N 1y March 20
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Charleston, s. c., August 16, 1867.

THE RIOT AND THE foICHILaHT PROCEssIoS.-
Tho parties implicated in the late disturbance
we're tried before tho Mayors Court and upon tho
undonbtcd testimony of several colorcd witnesses,
JOSIAH HEywAnD WINS clearly convicted OF having
fred the pistol which created tho row. 1t appear
cd TINT flEywARD and colored mnn named RIM
dali Carter were in Smith's Lane, dsputng about
q woman, md lIEywAnp, becoming excited, drow
q pistol, md fired 1t at his opponent. Tho head
OF tho procession was opposite tho Lane, in King
street, at this timo and asking whore tho shot WAS
frod, was told from the building occupied
by Mr.. G.. AnRENs as grocery store This
statement was denied by thoso who had seen
tho pistol fred and HIYwARD wag aL orco arrested,
but tho mob werO excited, and they commenced
brickbatting tho house, breaking tho glasses and
damaging tho interior. Tho proprietor, blr.
AHRRNs, was Heized and beaten severely over tho
hoad and shoulders, and stabbed in tho back, md
would probably hayo bccn killed but for tho inter:
position of somo negroesJ who protected him. MIR.
GUruIs, his clerk, escaped any scrior,s injury,
Though ho was monaced by tho crowd. DR.. L. II,
KELLERs was called in md dressed MIR. Athena
wounds. Ni vi '
Az tn, trial. II was shown that Francis Davis,
colored, wns tho principal rngleadcr, and lio waa
lined IS, the othora being discharged, with the OF.
ception OF Hcywhrd VINO WAS hont 10 lho ilofosL
Marshal, but soon roloased.
Tho police under Lieutenant CAMPnEIL, wero
promptly at tho sceno md succeeded in qualling
tho disturbance and arreating tho rinGleadeTs. In
this thcy woro aided by several OF tho negroes
who deprecated tho notion Of tho mob. MIR.
AurINs storo was considerably damaged and hif
stock injured to somo extent by tho rioters. His
wounds, though sovoro contusiohs, nro not 10.
rious, and ho wae ablo to appear at tho Court and
tostity concerning the disturbance.
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DEMONSTRATIONS IN TIE Clrr.-Tllc task Of regis
tering WAS continued yesterday, hut tho average
was not NJ largo as the day before, principally OH
account OF the heat, but tho rush B evidently over
and tho remaining days act apart for This purpose
will be passed moro pleasantly 10 tho registrars.
Tho GROVE, around each precinct, with the cxcc],-
ton Of tic second was tlonso as former occa-
sion and the Eame interest WAS manifested. At
The second precinct, the whites wcro in tho ma
iorty and tho poll was almost deserted ut certain
hours, yet notwithstanding this inattcntion, tho
whole number registered WAS not much lcss tllnn
at other precincts. Tho following il tho result Of
tho tlay and tho arrrorntp of tlO fiyo tloy.
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OFFICIAL,

IIendq'rs Military Post OF Chn rlrafon,l
CIrADst, CiiARLHs1oS, y. o., August \, 1857.
tGESEnsL ORDERS No. as.I
l. In obedience TO General Ortlera No e. from tho
Headquarters Second Mllitory District, Of August lat
1867, tic Boards Of Rcgstrau:n appointed for the Mill
tary Post Of Charleston will at organize and elect
their Chnirmcn
Thu Chairman Of each Board will then report in per.
son to tho Post Commander for hooks turn,s orders
ami Instructions.
Tho different Boards Of Registration will then pro.
cec to art in accordance with thr requirements ucn
cral Or,lera No. G5
II. Tho following appointments made. 10 hll "a
cancics:
CHARLESTON DISTRICT
SECOND PRECINCT.
l. ". Johnson rice Phillip Austin, not g;IallfctI.
BERKEIEY DISTRICT.
SECOND 1ItECISCr.
Lonls plnkerd rice Dr. Thas Sim. who acciacR ilil
appointment Ii. ID. CllTZ,
Brevct Brfgalicr.Genrrai,
August 81 Commanding Post.
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OF c1crcislus with intelligence the new AMI hu,iorl
| franchise With which they have been invested by 4
Congrss Of the United States
XSIII boards will take ro.!cr that uc,orljur TO :,
ton lO. o the Act Of July -, ls67 they arc moi
bound In their action 10y amy opinion of any civil ollie;
Of The United States.
ANlF. Boards nrc instructed that oil the provisions
Tho several Acts Of Congress cited, 10 bo iibcral
construed. to the end thai all the lnirns thereof be- irl,
nnl perfectly carried ont.
NV The attention OF all concerned s directed 10 IL,
requirements ot SCrtion o: tho slid Act Of July ~
1867, y which is made tho duty of the Commanding
General Ia rrinorc from Office all pcrrons WIN Ills
loyal 10 tie government Of tho untctl States who
their 0lhcln Influence In any hinder delay.
prevent or obstr'Ic tho due ana perfect administration
or tho Reconstruction Acts. Tho Of all such
offenders will bc reported through the Post Commanders
nid oil persons In this Military District nrc callr upon
TO a and facilitate tho execution In good tn OF thu
cald acis and lilo orders iHsucd In pursuance crroE
HXVI. I'll, Mnjor-ffencral Commanding. IN tho cxcr.
cisc Of nn ultimate rcvisory authority. will. IN due
son. before tho holding OF my election entertain and
determine qucstons assigning crrors IN the registry anu
will upon inspection of the completed lists cause cor
recons Of the samr that tho trio design and purlosc
ol tho laws be faithfully swcrc and tim, oil tho rights
thereby glnrantoid Il be fully aud faithfully enjoyed.
BY COnmanl OF M1ior-Genrral u. L. sIcRIEs:
w. CLOUs,
Capt. 3sth u. s. infantry,
a. D. c. md 4. 4. a. a.
Onlcial
J. W. CLOUs.
Capt 3slh lnfnlAry,
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In Thousn nls Of Cnscs.-1Irs. Winsloyvs
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases with which children
are afflicted, such toctiiug. gripping IN tho bowels
wind colr, &c has been used with perfect aud never
falling success in thousands OF cases. II sofens tho
Gums, reduces inflammation and allays all pain Moth
ers do not fail TO procure It.
he sure and call for
"aIRs. wINsI.ow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the rc sinIfc "CUnrIs & PERKINS, on the out
side wrapper. AL others base limitations.
DOXlE ~ NOISE,
No. l"i Meeting street. opposite the Charleston Hotel
August l3 tutl,st
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trt,nAf ~
OATH rnEscnrnED FOR VOTERS.


l. do solemny swear Tor AFFIRM. In the prsa-
encc Of Almighty God that n citizen OF Tho State Of
I: that have resided in saih state tor
months next preceding this tlay, now reside in i,c
county Of or parish OF in saul Stitc fas
tile asc may bel; that am twcniyonn years old: that
have mt been DISTINGUISHED for participation In any
beinn or civil war against the United States nur for
felony ronnitlc agninst tho lava my of The
United States; that lave been member OF any
Slate Legislature nor held any executive judicial
office In any Suio nu afterwards engaged in any lns,,r
rcctlon rebellion against the United Satt, or given
mid or comfort to tho cncEeS hrrcO; that have never
tnlcn an oath ~ member of Congress. Of tho Unitc,l
States IN officer OF tho United Siatcs or al mem.
bcr Of amy State Legislature. an executive or Judi
dicial officer of any STATE To support tho Constitution
the United States and afterwards engaged In surrcc.
ton or rebellion against the United states or given nil
or comfort 10 the rnomica Thereof that will faithfully
support tho Constitution and obey tc laws linitrl
Stntes, and will, tD Tho best of MY ability encourage
others 40 to ,io so help t;od.
sworn 10 ana Subscribed before me, this ,lay Oi
laII 81 August 3
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

FOR TIE MILLION II
r WILL BEND. POSTPAID. 5o PHOTOGRAPHS OF
l. tho most celebrated Actors for 90 centa 20
for 90 CENTS; 10 Union Generals Tor 60 cents tO Rebel
Generals for % ceuts 50 Statesmen for 80 cents; beau
tiIui Young Ladies' Tor 90 cents; so fne-ookg young
Gencnen for 90 conts; large Photographs Of French
Dancing Girls, in costume. beautifully colored exactly a
they appear, for 30 cents for 90 cents Of tho nsi
beautiful Ladies Of the parisian Ballet Troupe, they
New York. ,4s is.-1'. a.' ,E
Send ali orders to P. 0. Ilor 1T. Gy'YN.Y
hQy IL - Z . Ivr
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The Time TO Advertise in the Country.
THE PHOENIX has largo circulation throughout the.
niddlo ami upper Districts OF tho state. Advertising
rates ~ reasonable the stringenry money mar
ket will warrant Merchants wishing 10 use
lllo columns Of the paper will address
JULIAN A. sELDY, Proprietor,
February Is Columbia s. C.
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~. IL.

RI You want chcal. Dlank Books;
If You want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Ia
per, 8c.; or, NTILIEIrs Almanac;
If You want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books matlc TO order. with any desired pattern Of
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REGisrnATIoN IL CoIuMniA.-Thc process Of
registration commenced yesterday in Columbia
Everything passed oIruuictly. Tho whole number
Of voters registered was l07-whitcs II; colorcd
60
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Free tO Eyeryl,Ofly.

Large pp. Circular. giving information Of The
greatest Importance 10 the Young Of both sexes.
IL tnaches how the homoly may become beautiful tllr
,!cspised rospectcd. and tho forsaken los cd
No young atly gentleman should fail fend their
address, aud receive copy postpaid by returu mall.
Address p O. Drawtr, 81,
hiarch 30 .-..l Tyr Trof, N. Y.
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Try Them.

Many persons have within thin summer experienced
the benefits TO be derived from tho Of PAHksS's
IErATc BIrTEHE. We would recommend them to al
who stand IN need Of tonic.
For salo by oil Drnggiss. October
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Fact Worth Knowing.
l:ak'r wishing good FLOUR for Drcnd should call a
SrENIIousE & CO., No. 1l0 East Bay.
Fnnilco wishing choice FLOUR for Disculs Rolls
&c., should call at srENHUUsE & Co., No. ITO East Bay
August q
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Vnit OINcr Noticr,
l'osT OFFICE, I e
CHARLESTON, =. e., July q, 1867.
Aftcr to-day the mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at o'clock AM. and to-day nnl after
wnrtlB they aro expected 10 reach tho lsairoatl
'Station" at 2:30 o'clock PM, and to be ready for
delivery at this Office ut 3:30 o'clock PM, except
on Sunday, when the hour will be from PM to 7
IN, until further notice.
STANLEY G. TlOTT, p. NJ,
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LOCAL NIAr'rI;RS

jon WonK.--Wc have now completed our onico
ro M to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALI. KINDS or JOB WORK, ami wo most rc-
spcctfuly ask tho patronage OF our friends.
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.JIINK.SIlOpS.

= OFFICE CLERK OF CoUNcIL,}
TUNK.sHop Keepers AND PEDDLERa VINO
81 hare Dlado application for LICENSES arc horei,y
notified TO report nt this ofaco Immediately.
". II. BMrTu
,Julgbqa - ''s.f' Clerk Of Conncil
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NorE-Rcgsters will bc required TO iake TIM oai pre-
acribcI by The Act OF Congress approved I'd Jny lSG
lnni forlrs OF tha oath will DC furnished 10 Post Conn
naiiders and when duly subscribed np swUrn will bc
returned to tho Post Commander. who will forward them
70 District Headquarters. And IL any penon sllall
falsely take Rpi subscribe such oath affirmation, such
eraon 30 Offending and being duly convicted thereof
Hl,a hc subject The rnnn. penalties aud disabilities
which. by law are provided lot The rnnishent the
crime Of wiItll AMI corrupt perjury.
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Onlctnl:
APPENDIX.
ffUIIM III
Z MEsIBEns OF BOARDS or nEuIs-
Capt. 3slh lnfntAry,
4. u. &. aud 4. a. a. q.

APPENDIX.
tfOnM IL
I. OF County OF AMI Slate Of
do Bolcmnly swear for nilirlnl that have vol
UNFAIRLY borno +ninst the Unitctl States since
have been o ctzr iorco[ that have Voluntarily given
no nid countcnaucc counsel or encouragement 10 per
sons engaged IN armed hostility thereto; that have
neither sought accepted attempted 10 exercise
tito functions Of my oco whatever under uny authority
or prs'cndcd authority in hostility 10 the United States
TINT have uut yielded voluntary support TO any pre-
tended government authority, power, constitution
within Tho Unod States, hostile innlcal thereto
Aud tlo further for arin' that, to the Of my
knowledge and ability. will support and defend the
Constitution OF thu United States aai,st NIL cprmcs
foreign domc6tic TINT will bear ttuc iath ni nile
ganco to tho same; that take R obligation freely,
without any mental reservation purpose OF evasion:
and that viii well and faithfully discharge tho duties oi
tho Office on which about TO enter: So help mo uod
....Carolina.
...--..........1
Subsrbcd ani sworn to before me- a......... this
.....day Of onp thousand eight hundred AMI
dxlysnYcp.
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GEORGIA STATE LorrERy.--The next drawing
takes place mt Atlanta on Wednesday, August aIst.
salc OF tickets closcs OH Tuesday next at their
Agency, No. 20 Broad street Call nj once aud
Bccure Il fortune. 9
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The REToltT COURTEOUS. us.-'Yourc dull looking
sci, "as SozoDoNT snil to tho neglected teeth. "wc
shall soon improve, under yonr auspices" NJ tho
neglected tcctl said to SozopoST.
August 10 tuths3,
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PosroFFIcE NOTICE. An evening mail for Angus
tn aud Savannah, and for distribution beyond tlusc
Offices, will close daily Mt the postonicc at hai;-pas
q O'clock.
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as- TICKETS FOR THE GEORGIA sTATI
LOTTERY Gun bc procured at tho Mills House.
August IL
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DEATH ofAN EsTlMADLE CITGHES.-a1r. b. MCCALL,
q prominent brok, of broad street, was struck
with paralysis few days since, and, after liugcr-
ing short time, expired at 10 a. NJ. yesterday
lilo was well known in cial circles us man
Of worth and integrity, anu his loss will bc sovcrc-
ly felt by his circle of friends and acquaintanccs.
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FIRE LOAN.
M trf,n ntNy an 4

FIRE LOAN.
MAYOnALTY OF CIhnI.ESTON,l
"a: CrrT Hall, November 0, 1866. (
A Ii, PERSONS DESIH0US 0R REBUILDING IN I,uE
n Burnt DisrlctH and Waste Places OF tho City un.
der An Act OF Tie Generni Assembly giving authority
10 Tho city Council OF Charcslon TO procec In tho mat.
ter Of Fire loan, with Wow nld In building up thu
City anew. hereby notified that tho form OF sppil.
Gallon for loans cnn be obtained tho Office OF tho Icy
Of Council. botweon the hours Of o A. III. and p A.
all applications must bo9 ii in the above mentioned
Office as The Committee will meet osery Monday 10 con.
slider lie sline. .to. "a,
by order Of Tie Mayor ". g. sMITH,
NovStnhcr III ,.f.-'f..... j., Olark of Council
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/. E.. M. WHITING,
CORONER AND M aGISTRATE.

JIAs REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM CHALMRRfI
~ STREET TO No. ~ CHURCH sTRREI. near si.
Michsel's Alley. August 81
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALL KISpsor JOE WORK noNE At THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
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There coneth glad tdinys OF JOY TO all,
TO young and TO old, To gioa, aud 10 small;
The basuy which ancn was I'D precious and rare,
ls FREQ for all. and all may be fair.
(ly tho ua nj
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FAILURE OF THE NORTHERN MAIfs.-OMing 10
tho damage demo on Tho railroads by The ato rains
We had 10 mails yesterday north Of Wilmington.
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CITY YThxIsS-aIOHTIILY RETURNS.
't.Lf OFFICE OF rHR CITY ASSESSOR
/. 'N' 80 CirY HALL, August !, 1867. Il
hToTICR Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
that tho Monthly Iteiurns for tho month OF July
pnst In compliance with tile Tax Ordinance ratified
tho 18th day OF ecsnber, 1860, must be mado or be
fora tho 18th Instant. d. @. GIBSON,
Aucust7 ~ IL .,,y City Assessor. !
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IMPROVEMENT IN THE CHANNEL OF THE SAVANNAH
RyER--Ihc Republican says :: /" The steamship
Cleopatra went over the distractions Yesterday
afternoon, driving sixteen feet. This fact is so
suggestive in its practical Importance that we
chronicle it will, peculiar pleasure, in view of lilo
rapid progress which Inns bccn ihaslc in deepening
the channel.
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THE HUNoAnIAa GRAss SEEDING arc requested
by the agent. MIR. WM. THArER, to state that the
supply Of hungarian grass seed received by him
from the Agricultural Department WAS exhausted
Oh tho first duy Of distribution. This seed is
strongly recommended by all who have used it M
n superior article, anil considerable anxiety was
expressed by parties residing ut distance to Oh
tain supply. Numerous letters llavo boon adj
drcssol to Mr.. THAYER on this subject, and wo
take tho present opportunity to inform the al,pi-
cants Of their miscIance, trusting tlnt another
consignment will br received at an early day.
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REroET OF TIE CRY ESaINEER.-- direct al
tention 10 the able report of Mr.. T.. j. BARnor,
tho City Engineer, which appears in the published
proceedings Of City Council, and TO which wo
shall revert moro fully I'M future OCCASION. Ills
suggestions concerning tho drains and tho meas
proposed 10 conhnc the elluvia worthy Of
consideration; also, his plan Of utilizing The m,tl
taken from the docks. Tho lntcucss of The hour
prevents an extended notice of thcso points, but
VIC refer readers to the report, where the sub
)cct is discussed in extcnso.
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THE MISSES SEDaEwIcKs BOARDING. AND DAY
School OF AUGUSTA. 40 the citZnns of Augusta
this school is well known, md the patronage be-
slowed upon it proves their appreciation of IT,.
Tho central position of Augusta presents very su-
pcrior advantages al plnce wherein TO establish
such school. Tho house is largo and riry; tho
rooms commodions and well ventilated; and at
tachcd IL large ornamental garden, presenting n
desirable place for pleasant and lenlthful cxer-
cise. Paronta or guardians who desire to find a
healthy and PLEASANTLY lorntcl scluol, referred
to tho establishment Of tho Misses SEpuE~IcK nj
Augusta.
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HARD To BEAr.--Thc IHa,iir says: "The Pal
metto Fro Engine has been thoroughly over
hauled, and night or two ago tho mcmbors took
her out for trial. With ,ho brakes not quito
full of men, water was thrown 1908 fcut on dead
Lowell. Pretty good, That. Their handsome ungino
house is tonablc, although not entirely finished,
and tho company is now in condition To battle
cessfully with tho atues.
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NATuaAILzED CITIzESs.--Wo understand that
objections raised yesterday ut ono Of the pre-
cnts to tho right Of naturalizGd citizen to regis
ter, because, it was alleged, lic had served III the
Confederate army substitute. The citizen
was permitted TO register not without tho protest.
however, OH tho part of tho Board, that hs case
would bc subject to revision. Wo havo fnilel 10
appreciate the objection of tho Bonrd. There is
nothing whatever in any Of tho Acts of Recon
struction, nor in Orders No. G5, rs fur 10 We know
to warrant tho suspicion even Of any ono beng
dtsfranchiscd hccausn not q natiYe-born citizen, or
because of having served in the Confederate army
q substitute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-31

...--.......r,. o. the Richmond Dispatch

CORRESPONDENTS Of the kienmo"e
p.-o,.,ruc,,on Laid on ihc shei- ~" New
,..., observation-disclosures on tue Wv
Orleans w ~ January rs, 1867.
,s,k whatever either OF
Tnere snv" ~ Of territorializing States.
lmpeacn taken quite another shape
Ene .,.s che past few days, and so far as TINS
w,s Is concerned, there will be no
sssncc. Both Houses cvince q disposi-
.;on ~ 90 right away at the legitimate
business before it, and seem to have con
.Inaed TO leave all the side issues ior ..e
next Congress to manipulate. The oena a;s,
,.nrks away with stcadincss on inc sa.h
bill, although not so necessarily U"nsa bos
i.s : rest 10 reconstruction, and worked
,o.day on the General and Consular ana
iDiNloma,ic Appropriation bill:
There is still a strong disposition TO GUST
.,e present Commissioner OF the Agricul-
,mrsI Department, and bills are periodically
scented in Congress with that end in
t;ew. Mr.. Bidwell, who is chairman OF
me Committee on Agriculture, gave no.
Gce to-day that he would at an early pc
r;o8 introduce bill to re0rganize that de-
nartment and this looks as IL something IS
- Ne done in the matter. The applicants
for Mr.. Newton's position are not few in
number.
The President to-day sent to the House
ar the information in his possession re-
snecting the New Orleans riots, including
geographic dispatches, which had not pre-
x;on,lv been communicated. They were
called for by a resolution from Mr.. Elliott
Yesterday, and were referred to the select
Committee on the New Orleans Riots.
There is no certainty when vote will be
taken on the bills to admit Colorado and
Nebraska. The friends thereof are anx-
ions mol to have it until full Congress isin
session. TIAoN.