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New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
TENNESSEE.
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE - COLoRED MEN
To DE PROTECTED AGAINST CONsCRIPTIoN.
We find the following correspondence in q

IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE - CoLoRED MEM
TO DE PROTECTED AGAINST CONSUMPTION.
We find the following correspondence in
Nashville paper:
sUBAsssrANr-C COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
MEMPHIS, June ~, 1871 5
ByrstMJor Cen W. P CARrS Asss'aai Commissioner. etc. Nasl
GENERAL: have the honor to call your attention to
slip attached hereto, clipped from The Ae8s Ared'.ehs
Radical party not 10 employ the coore people to work
for them unless they tine coored peopc vote the Conser
vatve ticket Tie result Of tAs advice viii be- that the
cQnred people who at work for an interest in the
crops on great many plantation viii be driven on unless
they vote their employers dictate. Already nave had
several colored persons who have called a my office and
informed that they had reasOnso believe that II they
abandon their crops Now, OF Opion that the ciyl
authorities utterly poverless TO protect these people
eo must be done for the other than 70 refer them 70
the courts would theEeore egnes SS are 70
driven OF from their crops for the reason that they have
voted for candidate OF their own seleeHon canaan.
FRED. S. PALMER, Lieut. Col aud sub Asst Com;
Official: s. W. GrOesbeck, Lieut. 42d Us'L ana A'AA.S'
ASSISTANT C COMMISSIONERS 0FFIoF,
NASHVILLE, Juno ~, 1851
Lirtc Col S PAL~ER SuoasslstSa G9g,nl,ose, 90 .,
the moioscd article from TIE Memphfs AraiareAe This
article urges that theadicals sha not pe paIohzea ia
business that eoloed people shall not be employedun-
less they consent 10 vote certain party against their
convictions in many eases. You infOrIni me that many
coloredmen are raising crops shares, aud thaVmany
OF these will be driven of unless they vote as their employ
dictate You express the opinion that the clyn aH
pie in their rights to vote they proper and ask lo
instructions 10 what action you shall takenh oasos
where freedmen are driven OFF from their crops or tho
reason that they have voted candidate OK their own
selection. - ..s,has
In reply, you are informed that u ~ your m u % h ds
OF your agents 10 Instruct the freedmen In your suDs
trct to vote as they please whatever the CON-
seouences NAV be. All freedmen who may De orveu
from their crops or turned ont OF employ ment Ia cohse
Quence OF their political action Will be pIeydeu lot ~
the Rureau ngent until they nnd employ LOT
tbemseyes All expense incurred this account wni ps
paid out OF the especial Relief Fund Az S
Congress ut the last session, OF which luhu We aNS
enoneh for the purpose You viii cause an exact recoo
to be Kept showing all the particulars OF each case
men are driven of under circumstances, above ocsoS
which record will show the name OF the parties
the date andresidenoe and especially tul testlions ~
TO the damage sustained by tho injured parues a'
Colonel, very respectfully, your Obedient servant
Bvt. MAJ. Gen. u. &, A. Asst Com
Oalcial: s. w. Groesbeok, Loutenant intSnt'' "N
A. A. A. QenogaL
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
MARYLAND.
THE NEGRO TESTIMONY QUESTION IN
sTITUTIONAL CONN ENTION.

THE NEGRO TESTIMONY QUESTION IN THE CON-
sTITUTIoNAL CONVENTION.
The Constitutional Convention, in session al
Annapolis had another prolonged debate on Tuesday on
the subject OF negro testimony. The section reported
by the Committee provides that personshal DO In
competent a witess account Gf race OF color unless
hereafter declared by act of the General Assembly
Tho debate took wide range and, the part OF the
opponents Of the section marked by the usual abuse
O Yankees fears OF negro equaltya&c. several amends
mens offered, the most important Of which, SUBJ
mitted by Mr. Mitchell OF Charles County provided that
none but white persons shall De competent witnesses,
except in cases whore the negro Is rowpermitted 10
testify. This was reeCted-leas %, Nays GO. All the
other amendments were rejected and the section passed
TO a third reading without amendment proposition 10
to submit the question separately t. the vote o the people
was nlsO relrcteS.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
THE INDIAN VAR.

STARTLING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ABoUT TO
INACCURATE CAMPAIGN-DE0I5IyE OR
DEEs-INDIAEs on THE PLATTE VALLEY
ROGTE.
Prom Our SPECIAL Corres?0slrst
FoRr sEDGwbcK, July II, 1867.
4 general officer at this post received dis
patch yesterday the effect that Col Leavenworth had
been ordered 10 cavo the ndln country and rcp0rtm
medatcly at For IaIkcr 10 Gen sherman Gen Han
cock and also that CarIc'aol the frcgltor, had been
ordered 10 haul al the annuity goods from EmpOrta,
Kansas 20 Fort Ua-lcr where they will Dc stored Unit
the settlement Of these Indian troubles. These energetic
proceedings the part OF Gen sherman undoubtedly
mean business lie has besides The regular troops 800
Esnsa8 volunteers We are Hll unNiOuey awaiting Tie
dcIOucmflt, which 10 is expected Uil shortly occur
In the mean time the Indians ere very busy 40 their
dcsuiory mode Of attacking trains qud weak Earrsons.
Every wagOu-ma,tcr hn'ins hoin the Northern sioux
country, describes The Indians ns bent upon destroy Ing
an property Tncy la'D!y made hah on q Mormon
train, bound from sHlt lIo 90 Julcs5urg. AInau by the
Another startling dlpatc was received here from Col
Patrick Indian Agent 1llgHt North Platte, that TIE
Sioux advancing IN force ON the Union Pacific Rail
road feet courier ~ spotted Tails friendly band had
advance party had already arrived for all the stockn
around Brady Island was carried away % enc swoop,
nrd % Government unin was attacked two or three
lcrdcrs killed and some Of the murs secured. Accord
ing 10 the coWIers statement the Sioux intend O make
good sweep along tlp line The truth faisity OF the
dispatch will ere hong be- proved.
Indian Affairs u Montana arc IN a very ursats-
factory condition. Passengers have been killed on
the steamers ascending tie Missouri Rycr by Indians
who were hidden the bGtis While the steamers
Thompson, big Hon. Benton and AmaIanth were all
taking wood az tae mouth OF the Cheyenne RNcr they
were ied on by party Of sioux, ana ore man lied on
the Big Horn IheTo was company oi soilier9 on one
OF the boats, which gave them chase tpt did not Kill amy
Of them This h. the Eccoud instance this season Of a
demonstration bg tho indians against tho boats coming
the Missouri
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
A CARD.
To ne Editor Of TAs Tribune.

To he Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: In your Tuesdays edition You made
auson to tho recent lh Of July troubles, and upon u.s.
the lawabding people Of Winfield, cast the reproach.
Allow mo in AZ few words possible 20 say that me ds-
tnrbance during which man lost his lie occurred IN mo
Village OF Locust Grove and not In Winfield as by you
repOrted with Iocust Grove terms or peace
and good wil but arc way anxious to father ther
pansgressons. by inserting the ABOVE Spu Wi ie0n
0DiSe, yours, most respectfully oSpSNNA"NN'
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
THE NEW AsTERoID.

UNIrED STATS NAVAL ODsERyAtohY,|
WAsHISGToN, ID. C., July ~. 1867. J.
The Hon ornvos Vrpt Scrsldry e)e EaVy UdIAngon Ci
SIR: have the honor to inform the Depart
that the asterod No % OF he group 095wVcn py % III
Peters M U,nton College, was observed at TINS 0Dsef-
vatory by Mr. Ferguson, assistant astronomer Oh the
nights OF tho 10Th and 10Th
The following are It's places s,t ne,,io.,io,
,,i.,o n ~ ~ ~ 9Sa 22o 49, 2sU
July 2O...ii 8 0 81 IS bs ~ 90 o|
The astoroid ia now OF tho nth magnitude
' IA F 6IkDS Commodore. superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

have been given The American locomotive engine
las surely deserved its prize. On the Fourt IL was
decorated with flags and flowers TWO Engilshnlen
standing near said--one TO the other Ihats very
good engine to show but they never use slcn engines
on their roads, Stnnger'-broke III lanboe ie,a ~,
~ o enoines in the States are just like thatP
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
UNION COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

EXERCISES OF THE WEEK-PROGRAhME On COM
MENCEMENT DAY.
Prom Our Special Correspondent 800
SCHENECTADY, July %, 1867.
The exercises of the Seventy-frst Commence
ment Week at Union College opened on Sabbath afteF-
noon with tho Baccaaureate Sermon by President
Hckok the thcme OF "The and Fruitful Activity
Of Thinking Mon" On Sabbath evening tho Rey Prof
seeye OF Amherst Coegcdelyered the annual address
before the Theological Society OF the College, Tho effort
was highly mentioned by all who hoard H. no oratloh
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
THE FIFTEEN CENT NOTES.

TO tt Ldnor OI'Ihe ITIUHne'
SIR: The Washington correspondents say we
to have new fractional currency note OF the value Of
10 cents hope not II the Secretary will stop the coin
ago OF the new Ave cent piece and give us plenty Of i've
cent bills tho public will be better ncc0mmod9ted s
Is cent bin We have many coins Of small but diner
ent values yet 80 nearly OF the size that great IN
convenience experienced inpayng them QUE espociaiy
In the might N,
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

STARTLING ELEGRAMs-sHERifAN ABOUT TO
INABGURATE A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OR
DEEs-INDIAES on THE PLATTE VALLEY
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
EDUCATEON

NEW-YORK STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
MEETING or THE COMBussIONERS-DISCU
ON THE VARIOUS MODES OF EDUCATION
TIE PLAN OF FREE SCHOOLS APPROVED.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
THE TRIAL OF SURRATT.

TIE ELsuRA TRAINs-ARGUMENTs OF COUNSEL
on THE REBUTTAL TESTIMOEY--A PROPOSE
TION FROM THE DEFENSE TO CLOSE THE
CASE WITHOUT ARGUMENT DECLINED.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-16

Advices from psaama p,sesnt 4 p,c&u,e
Of anarchy and military despotism ID Cel>
umbiA
Iosquera had finally broken up Congress
By military force and imnr;sonea site.
eight Senators and REPRESENTATIVES anon.
them ex President Marsellc, his rival II the
next election.
1t was expected that bis next object Of
attack would be Panama. and that The
State Of that name would IN ali nrob>
ability declare itself free and ;ndenend-
emit.
The Herald correspondent at Honolulu
Sandwich Islands, writes that Admiral
Thacber, of the United State, Nav. has
been decorated with the order az Ksmshe.
| .elis /.
There has been meeting held 20 erect .
monument to Captain Cook.
The Honolulo Chambse Of Conmsres
vas agitsting The question Of 4 rec;neeeitv
Treaty between ths Islands and ~ Onitei
States.
Gen. Morgan 4. Smith, The nev Ameri.
can CONSUL, had arrived q Honeaui.
From The seusieties 81 1854 n sn,eara
that the exports ifom the Unitsd States
were larger than those from any ether
country.
LosDos. Apeii ls.-Eris, 81; m. Cen.
TT; bonds, - q. dividend.
Market generally quiet ana steady.
Clover sesd, 5ss Cd corn, Gas I'd. mig
~estern.
LIVERPOOL, April l5.-Cotton Quiet !:
bseadstuffs. unchanged provisions, steady
and unchanged.
Since opening wheat has advanced ID !;
white Californis, l4s@l4s I'd.
SOUTHAMPTON. April l5.-The Yachts,
Henrietta and Flsetwing are prepared for
/ sonv TO sea
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-16
ILLINOIS.

LAsELLs. April Is Robert Foster, .
workman in the Enc Works in this place.
was run over by train going north on the
Illinois Gentral Railroad, at 1880 Saturday
morning, and so badly injured that ampu>
tAsion Of one arm became necessary. One
knee vas put out Of joint and his leg below
the knee seriously injured. lie 10 doing
we'll, though his escape with his life was ais
most miracle. lie is said TO have been Of
temperate hahits, and suspicious are enter.
tanned by some that he WAS the victim Of
foul plsy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-16

CsicAoo, April ia Cedar Bapids
special to the Jssrual says Elrs Block IN
this city was burned THE meeuins at one
o'cleck. TIE 6ss caught in Kroneh Bro =
steee. The esee u the block woe occupied
by the fifss National Bank, the Cedar Rap
tds Wisconsin r. r. Co., the Illinois 4
Minnesota. and N. !. Telegraph Cos, Eli,
dentist, and Stevenson, photographer, aud
the baseosnt was occupied BY H. L. Bryan,
produce dealer.
The Bank saved svesything inslsdise the
eooteats Of the ssie, and turslsuss, end has
rssunsd business this morning 10 ". B.
Msek's Office.
The Railroad Company ssved i.s mos.
valuable papers but lost Oh the maps, furni>
tuSs, etc.
Eli, Kramer, Bryan and Stevenson we're
insured for 25,s00. The total loss il about
| $4,000. The origin Of the fire IL unknown.
CHICAGO, April ia privat. Telegram
received here yesterday states that the
schooner Rose Dousnan, owned bv WIN.
Ripley, Of Chicago, WAS driven ashore seven
miles north Of New Buffalo, Mich. on the
night Of the 10th inst. The vessel is re-.
ported TO be total wreck, aud three of the
crew lost.
The election which takes place in this
city to-dsy is creating considerable excite,
ment. and great exertions are being padc
BY both parties to carry the day. The vote
cast will be very large.
CHICAGO. April l6.-The Tribune's Nash.
vile special Of last night, says that an at.
tempt was made on Thursday evening in
White county, Team, to assassinats Capt,
Stewart, Of the State Guard. He was call.
cd out Of his house BY squad Of men and
fired On. He had been threatened with n
sassination II he did not desist from recruit
ing the guard.
The Dawson county Grand Jury has
found On indictment against g. Showp fo,
the murder Of Samuel Walker, formerly Z
soldier in the Gutl rie Grays. Showp wa,
acquitted on preliminary examination by
one magistrate few weeks since.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-16
Extra session Of Senate

WvssMorox. April 15-Ssnate.
Senate, without trsnsacting any pubic bus-
meas, went into Executive session.
When the desrs opened, the following
resolution was offered:
Resolscd. That the Committee on Print
Ing b authorized 70 enter into . contract in
the nsms Of the Seaate, with some peper 70
furnish . condenssd synspsis Of the reports
Of the proceedings and debates Of the same.
to b free to the press Of the country or
any suthesissd sgency thereof; such COM
tract NOT to exceed one year, and 10 be sub
mittsd TO the Senate for approval.
Referred TO select committee Of three to
DO appointed By the Chair.
M. johnson moved 10 consider the vote
by which the Senate passed q resolution to
adjourn Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Anthony moved to extend che time
till Wednesday.
Pending the tpotioR the Senate adjourned
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-16
MONONCAMELA
Iron w orlEx.
LEWIS, OLIVER 4 PHILLIPS,

Carriage oaa Tire 0o1ts.
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COoch and Hsw3 SCreWs,
Sqaare nna RAcxn90n Nuts,
Machine md PlOW Ds0lss,
,GrO93he Iron Hinges,
TuycfC lrons.
kyrl0Gc.kSOlts an0 C0st1mge.
=: -. splice 00rs md Bolts, &c
tuil assortment Of standeed ajpuo kept u
sAook. wARn0OUsE-Wese eend Msrkct SO
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-16

fs,sxtfS Clinton Co, Ind, De,. ., 1854.
u,ssrS. Hos, etter 4 Smith, -;ents: Some
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TIE WHITE PINE C0MP0uhD

1t waa early In the spring of 80 thas THE com
pound wae originated. member ofny family wss
a disagrcesbi. cough had for somc mouths pre-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-16

The Savannah Republican says: Ac
counts sepfesent the condition of things in
vsmden and Bryan counties Is truly
alarming.
The widest days Of st. Domingo seem to
nave been Reproduced in Southern Geor-
gia.
In one county two negroes were sentenced
to death for murder and thses others to the
peritentiary. A mob Of people surrounded
the jail, broke open the door and allowed
the prisoners 10 escape.
In another county men we're found hang,
ing 10 tree. withn short distance OF the
public read, and had been hanging there
for several daya.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-16

BALTIMORE, April 15.-The Constitution
al Convention has been carried by 10000
majority. 1t assemblies At Annapolis the
I'd Wednesday in May.
BALTIMORE. April l5-Returns indicate
that there will be 10000 MAJORITY in favor
Of Convention TO frame o new Constitu-
ton
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-16

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January 20, 1866.
a-ssrs. UoStetter 4 Smith
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Postmaster AZ BucklGnd. Va.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-16

!, sndFis, Va, Nay 70, l06S.
N.ssrs Hostetter 4 Smith
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HOSTETTER.s
Stomach Bisters.

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Messrs. liostst:er & Smith Gentlemen: Du.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-16
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosroN, April 15-Ths Office of the Pilot
newspaper WAS partly burned this morning;
loss $40, 200.
10 the Superior Court to-day Judge Nor.
ton senteneed Luthes n. Harris and j. W.
Harris to pay 6os Of $1,000 each for be.
ing engaged in the Lottery business.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-16

aeA Is the tenor OF the co-r..uons
s-,ssd hy almost every m ali n, ~ r.'s re-
49, a,spafg. The foregoing letters arc sven
as specimens OF its general ch.rscss.
Who S. vs'a IA furnished Sy tSo.:
IL il no, N n. rsae.sd to those who suffer.
elaborate te-,imoniais as . means 70 p uJn;sn
s.. S s National Specific II has ob,.;rsd !
urn nosd on the confidence Of the nub,;c ~
prsa' sa us present position ss : S.Sndar d
mate Medium ~ eSe best class through the ieg,i-
So one ventures 10 impugn tia medcin Al NJ. r;,s
They are every where confessed. "e' I'VE
Hr III
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u.,.aos III january 81. ls5.

MAROON. III january 81, lS55.
q essrs Ilosieiter h Smith-Gcntlemen !
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other medicine. Parties who have tried them
spesk in very high praise of their excellent vir-
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them IN unparalleled success.
Ners respectfully. yours
q I kilNER. u. y.