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Cholera, Diarrhea, and Dysentery

cURE is WARRANTED by DR. TOBIAS CELEBRATED
VENETIAN LlNIMENT, ii used when first taken by
persons of temperate habits. This medicine has cen
known in the United States oxe' ~ years. Thous ands
have used 1t, and found IL never failed To cure any
paint for which it recommended and all those who
first tried it are never without il. In the Chserai
OF lS4s Ur. Tobias attended 10 and lost 4, being
called in too lnte 60 do any good
DIRECTI0N Stake teaspoonful in a wine glass Of
era cry half no II fli ~ ours, an rab the abdo
men aud extremities well with the Iinimens To alay
the thirst take lump Of ice in hedneut. abuut the
size of amarblcevery minutes It is warranted per
fectly innocent to take internally. Sud by all drug
gsts, price 20 and 50 cents Depot, 5e CORTLAND
New York
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Just Published.

Just Published.
ScHooLDAY DIALOGUES. A Book fol
the School, the Family, and the Literary
Circle. Completed by ALEXANDER
CLARK, A. NJ, Editor of Orr School,
day Visitor. New Original Dialogues,
Tubbleaux, &c, The most entertaining
and instructive book of Dialogues yet
issueds A valuable addition to the fam.
lily, Teachers, and School Library limo.
352 pages. Price, postpaid. sl50, A
liberal discount to Aagents.
".This book can not fail to he highly
Appreciated hy educators - P,Hs6ugh
pa Go=rite
I'VE mmend the work, which is
hands ,mely issued to teachers and pupils
Ph'fa'feiphia Home Weekly.
at is work which must susercede.
in great measure, the hooks now in
use ."-Lhroaicle, Pittsburgh. Pa.
"The main end and object o!this work
is to teach children to read properly. =
Pa7ddephio fagode'.
1T is probably better adapted for the
purpose Designed by the compiler, than
any other similar wolk now in mai ket.f'
-Ner Iorh tH.eL
j. W. uAuGHADAY & Co, PupIishers
l2+ Walnut Street Philadelphia. Pa.
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Our sehoolday Visitor.

A first class illustrated magazine. 32
large double column pages every onh
Some of the ablest American writer's con-
tribute regularly "A most valuable uid
iu the cause of Juvenile companion at
home - Neig York Tribune. 1--WE take
pleasure in commencing it, ~. y. IN
dependent "a sound, henlthful maya
zine for the family and school IS. s.
Times ''One of the most attractive and
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oiogipat Journal Variety enough to
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Pittsburgh Commercial Tho most
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ard, Cleveland, o. sit has no equal to
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try.-'- Ghristiua Family Companion,
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without filing the mind with worthless
fancies." Pli1aaGphia Ere~ng Tete
graph, The music is worth the sub
scription price, p Canada Christian Id
oocote sThe pleasantest Juvenile mag
azine that comes to us."-N j. Ctizea
Terms 81 rs year, To clubs Sl.00
Valuable premiums for clubs Rare in
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-04-24

TO CONSuMPTlVES.-The Advertiser, having
peen iestored 70 health in few weeks by very
pie remedy, after having suffered several years with
severe lung aectioR aud that dread disease Consump
ton--is anxious to make knewn to his feowsunefers
the means Of cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send copy of the pre-
scrptOn used tree Of charge with the directions
preparing and using the same, which they adm wlv
URE CusE For CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
The only object Of the advertiser In sending Pre-
scrption Is to benefit the afflicted aud sprtad nforma-
ton which he conceives to be nyauabe and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, il will cost them
nothing, and may prove u bless,Lg e
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, New York.
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Special &}otieeS.

DR.. SCHENCK'S PuLMOnlC SYRUP. This
great medicine cured Dr.. schenck, the Proprietor,
Pulmonary Consumption, when IL htInssuncl It's most
formidable aspect AMI wheu speedy death appeared
be inevitable. RS physicians Pronounced hi. case in
carabe when he commenced the Of this simple but
powerful remedy His health was restored in a very
short time aud no return Of the disease has been apprc
hrnled for all the symptoms qu cky disappeared and
his present weight is more than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery, he has devoted his attention cx
clusircly to the Of Consumption and the diseases
which are usually complicated with it, and the cures
effected by his medicines have been very numerous
aud truly wonderful Dr. schenck makes professional
visits ts several Of the larger cities weekly, where he
has large concourse of patients, and it truly
ishng to poor consumpvcs that have to be lifted
ont of their carriages and in few months healthy ro
bust persons. DIR. scHENCK's PULMoNIC SYRUP,
SEAw GED Tonic and MANDR AXE PILLS are gen
cr''ly al r,'rri ed IN r,as cm-umpton. Full dirrc.
u"u. 'ccaIi..,rl e. o. ~ mat ,ny take them
wuput sc' ing ir scheuck, butwhn it is c5nvrni, Mt
Il IS lc. To see hu. III YES advice free but for a
horou2h examination with his Respirorneter his fee Is
tlreo ,lars.
Please observe, when pnrehasing that the two like
nesscs Of the Docor-oae when in the last strge Of
Consumption, and the other he is, IN perfect
h caltl--src on the Government stamp.
S,ll by all Druggists and DCalc : Price 81 so per
bottle, S75 the hall dozen Letters tor advice should
always be directed 10 Dr. Scheucl's Principal Ouice
IS North 9Th street, Philadelphia. Pa. General Whole
sale Agents: Dcmps Barnes c., n Y, 5. 5. lance
Baltimore, Mdi Johu D, Park, Cincinnati Ohio;
Walker Taylor, Chicago, III Collins iros st. Louis
Missouri [3l " en-. mo Tyr
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kn E Eminsnt Physicisn,

I'm twtnsN Physctsh
NJ paatlairg physician nn'o he most
eminent il-JGn Stale 4 r. ~ aHl4 "a H~
dishcF or he, besr iuorr sgcce-S.4i va noe
profession tnan l.. OLD>HuE. NJ. ID. No. l3-
Gf4ut street, Pittsburgh. Having hal ea :
of experience as practitiune, he has won
for himself very cnyiable reputation in
the treatment OF many of the most difficult
cases in the caleidar If human ills, His
trcrmept dllIets som, What from tie resH.
lar, or oil style of raetic', and las given
4he utmost 81 israction 10 al aho Lave been
under his careful AID attentive ire'hud ~
tieatiug patirms by tnr Old Gcrma., mod,
which has so,i the tesr successfully for
more than twenty five years DR.. Oldsuue
Is not one % your caldmcl, me eury, binod~
letting ply sicians, hut believes IN cegcfadjc
remedies, - carefully prepared u"d'r al, own
supervision as the safest and most reliable
medicines in almost any case.
lie treats ailkinds of diseases, Ills study
aud know ge Of the Uro-cnpia System, en>
abies him tn treat eases from II distance, by
an examination of their urine. lie has in
this respect been more successful than any
physician within our knowledge.
His efice and residence is at No. l32
Grant street, Pittsburgh.
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A Single Box of sRAapRErH PILLS con.in

nlre vegetable matter tlian <snix Iaxsse
dipihda any where in the world besides fifty hve
nylsnIe physicians use tleBi in Their practice To this
Exclusion or other purgatyes The first letter Of their
value yet scarcely appreciated when tlrsy ate bet
ter knows asudden death and continued sickness will
De OF the past Let those who know them Speak right
out in their favor Iti duty which will save life
Onr race are subject to a redundancy Of vitated bile
at this season, II is dangerous as II Is rreNalant
hut Brandreth's Pills afford invaluable and efficient
protection. their occasional prevent the
collection of those impurities which, when in suf Client
Quantities mne danger 70 the body's health
They Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia Loss OF a p
petre Pain in the Head IIeatburn, Pain in Brea SIT
Rome Sudden intness and O1stiyeness. Sold bye all
respectable Dealers in Medicines
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bers ten cents. Agents wanted in every
school, and at every post Office in the
United States. The attenti on of Teach
ers is particularly invited. NtAddress j..
w. DAUGHADAY & Co., Publishers, 424
Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Admitted.

A!mHfed.
On the 23d inst, on motion of James
Bredin, Esq, our young townsmen Aaron
MCandless and II. D. T,mbiin, Esqrso
were admitted to practice at the Bar
Our best wishes are wiki these young
gentlemen. May they ever prove an
honor to the profession.
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h'Abey Bros.

These enterprising eent.men have just
received finn the Eastern Citje,, a tngA
and splendid stock OF Dry Goois, Gro>
ceries aud Hardware, which they are
bound to sell at reduced prices. Call
and examine fer yourselves.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-04-24

NTANTED. AGENTS-s75 to $500 PER MONTH tor
w gentlemen and S3i to Sl5 for ladies' everywhere,
t. introduce the Celebrated Common Sense Family
ing machine improved and perfected IL win hem, fell
stitch, quilt bind, brad anI enhroder bcauiimlly.-
Price 0ay 80 m1Sing the elastic lock stitch, and fully
warrgnfet ia thIce afz, We pay the above wages.
a counni ssos,. from which twice that amount be
male Add.oss with staup, eHli on G, BOWERS d
Co.. Salesrooius No. 255 south FIFTH Street, Phlise-
phia Ia, All letters answered promptly with oi.cuars
and tarns. HH 6ff |e H. ..t
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PUBLIC SALE.
EXAMINATIONS.

TEACHERS will be examined at the following pla-
ces, NiZ: s..-"
FaIrview April % 4 30. a
North Washington, May 2.
SuHbury. Nav Q 4. rGr-
Harrisvfle. May Z.
Centrsyiile. May s 4 Q.
Prospect, Mny 10 4 Ii
Eyansburg May 13 H.
SaxOnburg May Is & 10.
Butler, May IL a Is.
Applicants will be required to present this E1asnsr
with written thesis Of at least Ave pages OF oolseap,
the Qualities, Qualifications and Duties Of
the Successful Teacher"
Each Applicant must also GENE prepared to exhibit
j. II. CRAFTY,
no. I7--aw. afs WHGst Co Supt.
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Tor Sale.

A SPLENDID TAVERN STAND. SITUATED IN
A theBo+,ugh Of Prospect f,ntier Comfy Pa Good
stabling f twenty horses This desirable property,
and Il Gated ON the Ba'Ier and Sew Castle r1li. and
the Pittsburgh and Franklin road anl Il well known .
the trAveIinx public. Terms made reasonable. For
further information enquire Of the sub bcrlber living on
the premises Mrs. ANN BREEDON.
-Tno tT-:3mo sf ft
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Late Arrival

Late Arrival
Our readers arc referred to the ad-
vertisemert Of John Scott. who Las just
opened splendid stock Of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardware, &c, which he is
selling at greatly reduced prices. Call
and examine for yourselves
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hepaifih9
j. NJ. Jones is now permanently Ioca-
sed on the North east corner OF Main
street and the Diamond, where h. is pre-
pared to repair clocks, watches aud every
thing in the jewclIy lines also, lccks,
sewir g machines, &c. Work warranted.
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Tho ChiI6ren's Roar

T'ro chiIGren's Roar:
A Magazine for the Little Oacs Fitted
by r. S. A,thur,-is t neat MONTH Mag.
azne of about 80 pages. We have read
the March number aud feel no hcsitancy
in saying, that We are pleased with its
contents. Itis just the work that has
long been needed for the entertainment
and instruction of the "l.ittlc Ones. -
Terms 81 25 per annum, Address T. s.
Arthur & Son, 500 & Sll Chestnut st.,
Philadelphia.
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NOTICE.

MY wife Elizabeth hss left my bed and board, with
iI just cause therefore hereby warn and notify
all D. rsons harbor her give her credit on my
account, will pay no dcbts Of her contracting.
no, lT-fv ISAIAH ENGLISH.
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WOTiGeu
MILLINERY & TRIMMING STORE.

Mus. J. ARLINGTON Announces to the public that
Lfi she has opened Milliaerl and Thinning Store,
three lour@ North Of Sykes Grocery, where she will
pay particular attention Dress Making and all kinds
of Family Sewing
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-04-24

Gsdey for May
Is on our desk. The embellishments, as
usual, arc of the first class. With regard
to the csmposition it is useless 10 particular
ize The reading community well ac-
ouanted with the work, aud fun Sy5pp"eci-
ate the same. 1t recommends itself to every
LIVER Of chas;e literature. If you do not re.
ceive this excellent magazine, send for it
without delay. Price So pr year Address
H. A. Cooley, n. +. corner Sixth and Chest
nu, streats. Philadelphia, Pa.
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Wanted.

u the snb ssriber. at Brady's Bend Arms trong ca
} I0onfset 1f good Curly Maple plsak "a and :
inhes thick for which the highest price Will be paid
i,s,cssh. If delivered som A. srRAwICk
no. l7-3w. du1smith.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-04-24
Errors 0f Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nery-
n ons Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects
OF youthful indcretiun will for the sake of suffering
humanity send free all who need IT, the receipt and
directions ;ur making the simple remedy by which he
was cured Sufferers wishing profit by the adyerti
ser's experience, can do by addressing in perfect
coniidenc, /, r fsT JOHN ~. OGDEN,
jan. 9, ~ SIN No. ~ Cedar st, New York.
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Witherspoon Institute.

UNHts Academy located in Butle-, Pa, has attained
/ high reputation under the Charge Of IT'S accom-
plished Principal. Rev Wal. BRUGlI, late Professor
Of Natural Science in Washington College.
The next session will commence ou Monday, the 15th
Of April.
The Trustees Lasiiik GREATLY enlarged the building,
there will be an oppoItnnty for number Of young
ladies TO b0lrd with the Prineipd.
nol5 LOYAL YOUNG, Sec'y.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted to w
n Young late Gle X Of the Butler County Courts.
viii please call at the office Of w. H. H. Riddle, in Bue
ler and settle their accounts; as by doing they ~fn
ave eseh tno. 1T-<v
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PUBLIC NOTICE
For Sale.

OF No. 15 and half Of lot No ~, in the village 6f
II North Nsshineton-a good frame house, stable
and other buildings thereon erected VIII be sold
low figure. Terms reasonable Persons wishing to
purchase will please call on W. II. u. Riddle, at hs
9ihce N Butler, Pa. OF on j. W. Kelly, at sunbury,
Butler County, Pa no. 1T-4w.
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DIED

CAvEEDIsH-On Yednsiay Jan 20 Miss Mile csvsnils aass
short S 's d are respectfully invited 70 ss ,s
f,e- an Pday at from her late residence. Thenc.
sonst Oepaupsce Her rens viii be AAsa 70 Sseeasoot ~
intermeht .ssr-
cRoIsIu BROOKLYN on Wednesday Jan % Albert Robbins at
the fImy respectfully invited " ssaa -
funeral rom residence Of bis grandfather Ntohns No. -
Cartonaye this (Fidsy) afternoon, aSSeioek. -
DOANICKOn Saturday afternoon after lingering illness rSl1
r. DOmne aged 20 years Of the late Fsncis !" DonneA 70
Tho ana friends are invited 10 his Saturday neEt 2n
inst al o'clock M from the residence Of lis brsher+naH y
Mortimer No. IA Wea FOty-seventh'sL ~
GUERNsEY0n Wednesday, the 2h inst, welcome A. "oesas'M
The relative, and friends ofthe family are respectfully inste 9 sss
his late residence No 10 last seventy
Friday the 18th inst al O'Clock On sAlaia ns io"s s
be taken to Dutchess County for nterment 7
HUTCHNSONn this THURSDAY evening Ellen Chas
son youngest daughter Of and Lhe Hotehnsn o NE
The remains viii Be- covered to Lynn to-day intement
Frank L. Oay Henry D. and Elizabeth Kmsyhan aged Jsf
The relatives and friends Of the family stena .hs heeE.
from residence Bergen Point n - on S.e
next O'Clock Trains leave foot OF Liberty 81 ~ ~ ="
LOwH-In city Thrrstsy Jan a. ~ NO ~ aganeFss
Henry LOwn Of Rnebeek Duohess Co, NJ T. sgea !" 1eA
Duchess Co. papers please copy. -. =
OTTBRIn Baltimore Tuesday Jan ~ Joseph T., soa u ""
and Elizabeth Otter, In the 20tb gear Of his age
RUYNETT-On Thursday lingering Illness o. pimossV
ta9srsSo EaTd Eeqss tsp 4 d 70 sseSd lie uers
from h. late residence, No O. Beeeses On Saturday aefn'0a
q O'Clock.
VAN sCHOoNHovEN-Oa Wednesday morning jan % .. Wed
elf the residence daughter Mn Eard n Crosol nosl
Pouqeepse Elizabeth Lane widow Of the late james van ccho
hOven in the T7lh year Of her age
YELvKRToN-suddony Thursday morning. jan a. OF aPoperr
The friends Of tie family are invited attend the nera AZ Big ais
residence No Thirehs, Friday afternoon at y coeE
The remains wiz be taken to Duehess County on SATURDAY ' or
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Second Hen. VOL. willard Of The lsA ass r'r to d''' Ton

sc,o,a Ii.u yo, willard. orthe leA Res rnf 70 d''' tOH
NAY H. 1875.
lam Sir with great rospe your O6den, servant starr Of Y,L
RDwIs A. STASros, Sec, way " ."
The President Of the United States ~
BANDS STATIONED. -
By order Of s War Department the 10 Bands Authorized sec
act approved july 1866 te stations Of which are ae'
Orders 81 Of October D. 1866 from THIS once vi"
be uniformed follows:
Those at Point Columbus Rev Yors iaTo Richmond
Va. Charleston s. c. Louisville n.y. Nashville Tenn Jelon pr
Rock Ar Odears la and the harbof OF Gan
Francisco CAL tho prescribed dress for hn Those 81 Fort
LeagenWOb Kansas Antonio IeHp5 Fort vancouver Nasnn
TeuoFy "a prescribed dress Or tava Those AZ Fort Ad
ans Fortress Moaroe va, the prescribed ess for ArTy
RECRUITS.
The following special order si from the headquarters Of
tho army:
The superintendeneGeus recruiting sec viii prepare dae
Of the recruits which RON time 10
time dposab general dep and forward them
veg proper charge TIE hereinafter men9ne
Department Of the Platte until each regiment hed IN the
order named: First United Infantry Fort Casper Dakota
Territory l9Orecu reaud second the 9th United States Infantry
36th United states Infantry Camp Douglass Utah Territory 20 recruits
required The Quaemses Department will furnish the necessary
transportation
Col W. W. time duty 10 he Freemens bureau as
Assistant Adjutan has been appointed ft Lieutenant In the
lh Infantry and honOb mustered out OF the volunteer service
OFFICERS OF THE VETERAN RESERVE CORPS MUSTERED
OUT.
Breyet Brig. Cen Robert Avery, Major 9TH Regiment;
Brevet LeutCo +. Chur, Capt 2lst Regiment; BreYet
Lleut.-COl. VIM. r. Rogers, Capt. 10th Regiment
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THE FREEDMEN.

cONrRAcTs-CIRCULAR RROM-GEE, HOWARD.
ar vsLgoRoE
WAsHNeTos, Jan. 24.-Major Gen. Howard has Is
sued the following circular to Assistant Commissioners OF
the Bureau under hls command.
Hereafter and until further orders no fees or charges
VII be eXacted by officers agents OF this Bureau iQr
services they may render I'm connection with contracts
between eed.peope and their employers, either IN the
examination, approval witnessing, OF registry or sach
Contracts or otherwise Please instruct your snbOfdnatc
70 comply With this requirement. Labor contracts should
BE- IN writing II possible persuade labOrers ana employ
IRE Lot 70 rely upOn verbal contracts Ihey OSo
Non much Confusion Business agents required 70
90 al IN their power to secure fair contracts for the eeo
people and In offering their services Tor that pupOs
thoy would let Il be understood that they VIII
~ rendered without charge TO the parties concerned
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
ARKANSAS.

NC ADEQUATE PROTECTION FOR CIVIL RIGHTS.
N fEtEaRAPH TRIBUNE -,
WASHINGTON, Jan pa letter from high mill
tary source has been received here from Little koch
Arkansas stating that Gen ords circular Tor tne
Llon Of freedmen and others under the CiV hsn's u
n not carried ont for want of adequate military force
and competent court to try offenders when arrested
The worst sections Of tho state the poor and thiny
peoplcd remote from the United states forces ana IN
sbssa tbs Fadera authority not regarded, because II
has NOT been felt The writer says the class OF men IN
these sections who have always resorea 10 Drue IoIe
rn,ted states authorities there must be more military
oe These facts have brought to the attention Of
evera Senators and 1t understood that Gen. Grant has
ordered the requisite military assistance
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AIARAMA
IMPORTANT SUPREME COURT DECISION.

IMPORTANT SUPREME COURT DECISION
M TELRoRAPH TosTBE TRIBUNE
MONTGOMERY, Jan. A.--The Supreme Court Of AL
ALBANIA In case appeal from the Lowndes County
Court has decided that the existence Of the State was not
destroyed by secession and the military and political
events that followed that the Government Of the State
was De Jcto Government, though not in harmony with
the United States Constitution and Government ana tnat
h acts under the authority Of such de laeo @
before the surrender far they were eXeoutsu ae
kaiid Tho validity OF such does not depend upon
the conformity of the law TO the Constitution OF te
limited States Guardians who have made investments IN
IOnfederate bonds and received Confederate treasury
nOtos under authority OF the act OF the LegShtuIe OF
ecepber 1881 i'm good faith entitled 10 credit on ac
Mount thereof This decision in this case settles the ques
Fion OF liability where administrator received COnfod
crate Treasury notes n payment OF debts due the estate
Cbief Justice Walker delivered the opinion
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LOUISIANA
GOV. WEISS MESSAGE.

GOV. WEISS MESSAGE
n rELEsRAPH TO TRIBUNE.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 24.-GOv Wells has concluded
his message to the Legislature which meets the Goth
tns He approves and fayors the adoption Of the Consu
tOnal Amendment and assumes that Congress will require
The Southern States to enranchse all citizens refers to
The July riots denounclng the assault and the killing OF
The Conventionists unwarranted and unprOyOked
massacre to crafty the hatred felt by the police and
mob against the lOyalists reviews the financial cOnd
ton Urging increased taxation 70 pay the obligations OF
the State and for the maintenance OF It's credit He gives
favorable report OF the progress Of the work on the
teyees and leaves IL to the Legislature TO prescribe s
fem OF construction for the future. He recommends th
universal education the masses; suggests revision OF
the school fund; also appropriation Tor the estaDS
nent OF schools for freedmen. Advocates system OF
internal Improvements; calls attention TO the early com
hetOn OF the OpelOusas Railway 70 Texas recommends
Sosen commissioners ind advises address, setting
Forth Inducements f0rforegn immigration to this State.
Tho revenue cutter sMcCullOch hence 70 Havana Tor
6eaed orders supposed she Seward mission Is ordered
IN report to the Collector OF NeWY York for orders.