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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-26
Sic GiaOrrlage Der guuntagsfreiBstt it
bCr Staatsgcicbgrbung @arBlanOs.

IlIo ale GslOcpIer unb i%cnlti9en Nne
fren8ungeu lino ser9ebenS gerpeisn! Mftt
Nusuobme Der 6ra9e SBn cen SOnntu9sfatr=
ten Der ltaotilhea OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, mtt Der
bic peutihe N9itatiUn eegen pas Scnntaas9e=
Ieb brett nihts gu tbun bate, blieb 9lles beim
2llten. 4tr lino nett e%ntfernt, cen oeutiAen
WQnnern, pelhe ar Der SpiBe Der 8epegune
~tauDen unp oteielbe nit 10 9roeem uno
ribmlt6em &ifcr ketrieben, aus Ger 8ergeb=
lihfeit ibrer 8emlbun9eu au4 III Den Sc
rinaltsn 8orlpurf gu maiden /; lie babsn i'm
@e9eut6eile Dplltdnbig ibte @Ri6t gstban
unp berpienen Den tpdrnIten Dant pom Sci
ten itrer oeutlhen WtbIr9er.
Sir pOleu aus csm Shettern ibrsr Be=
%mibuugen aud tein pglitilGes Rapital ma
den. Wtr bebaupteten nod ME, Bag Die ra<
rjtale Deer rspublitanil6e 0ortei rein BON
Uluders unp 8emperen5ler. @lementen lei; i'm
OeeentGetl = mir befaunten ltete, paB tie febr
ptele Derartige @lemente beibe uno mir baden
tteie Beitan0tbetle %uulerer Yartei, unbatiim=
inert nm Die gmptnplihteit ameritantlh der
9artsigenpisn, itet6 NIT alien @afsn Der or
%9umentat;On rnD oe5 SpUttes befdmpft. Quber
sberlo fslt bnten mir INNER bebauetet, paE
C Elm 9rpBe5 uuredt uno cine erobe llnrpabrs
belt lei, Die repubIitanil9e 0artei atlein fiji
cas WludertBum unp ete Iemperen,lsret Der
antrortIiA ju MAIDEN. Oir pieIen rurG
8siipteIe nab, baB bic @seenpartet gam
ebenlO nit jenen @lementen bebaftet it nil
bic republitaniiGe unp Dap ptele Glemfnte Elm
Gr5eugniB Des Nmsritansrtbums an uno fiji
i4 unp ni6t bos @r,eugnib elmer I~pesteusr
pUltttihen Yartei linO. OurA oaa, mas IN
Den lebten 3aeen in 4nnapUliS ssi4ab, pirf
uniere Nufafung pieler sanSen 8raee mebr
oils betGtiet. 0tr tnp gu gsrs8t, olS BAT
MIR Die oemutratilAe Yartst Desbal6, neil un-
lere Staatsgsltegebuns, fir wel&e bieie gar.
tst p%erantwOrtlib if, bic SCnntaes9sleBe midi
mooifsirt BAT, ais bic Ipe3iil6e Wuderpcrtet
ausInreitn wiirpsu. Nber ebenlO entIdieDsr
merten mir jeosn Geriu6 betdmpfsn, Die re.
publttantIhe partei ais bic Ipe;!fiAe Nuf-
t%erpartet btn3ultsuen.
Namentli6 Der republifaniIAen 0artei
Wiar9ldnps e~sesniber mare ieDer lol6er Der
lu2 cine empGrenoe ungereGtgtett. DEM
lte mar liberal 9enug, um benz freiinntaen
9eutlhtbum bier in Der Staot auetu bret
Ylnss uuf t9rsm @slesssbunsstidst siuturGu.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-26
Die @rbaltIn9 Der re2nblifanifdbeu
Staotregternn9 SaltimDrc'6.

Aue bic i6mdGtt6en Nn1bldae unlerer
Staats8eeb9pber se9en ben reputlitaniiAen
Vtapor Chapman unO segen u~nieren pudsren
rapitalen Staotratb finn allo ms @aller ee
fallen S8ie in per 0eleseebuns pur itrer
Ssrta9un9 BON eiu3elnrn @prtfubrern gan;
OMEN aue9eIprphen wuroe, lit bic neue 8imz
msuide Gotaetpablbta bes6aIb BON Der Wia-
}pritdt leIbt toptgel6lusen worOen, peil Elm
86eil Der 8altimurer GonlsrpatiYen, nament=
lido NtnleS, nur inter Dc 8spingung, naB
NidDor Chapman unD Der rabttale Staptratb
unan9etaItet %bIeibeu, tar Die GonpentsbtQ
Itimmte. Natilrltd purpe bie1e SeOtn9une
BON pteIen Son IerpatiDen ~teinespsas aug Qte0e
ae9en Die iebieen 9tapitalen eelteat uno rurGs
gelest, l%onperu nur pssbalb, neil Ie befarh>
teten, bab le BET elmer Stattwatl ron ben
ypemctrattlAen MQitrten" mteper asrape 70
tber'6 Sbr eebauen tperoen warpen wte BEL
ben gOmiuationen, wel9e ouf bic erlts, mad
Der 70 tla9li6 wiberrufene 6tmmeQ'l6e
Staptwablbtu BIN bon bea ICON IerDattDeu mo
oemCtratiIAen Yrioern" 9elnant nprpeu wa<
rem.
60 fam es, ba6 Gus Der Stabtpn9!biQ, tpte
fe iGtiebli4 an8encmmen tpCrpen tit, eerape
Die Seftmmungsn, rrIAe auf Die 8sranltals
tung elmer Neuwabl Dor Dem Qblauf Der
Amt65ett Der jeeiaen StaotbebGrDsn 8e3ug
battsr, estri9en purOen. Dietenteen 8e,
ltImmun8en Der uripran9ltGen Sia, melAe
au9enummen muroen, linO nur barauf bered
net, einselne fOrmeGe Wdnsel, Die li4 BET Der
ertdunli6en unfabt9teit Der Wiajoritdt unierer
@slseeeter In Die So npentSb BID etnaez
lHlI6sn batten, gu Serbeieru.
Gtnes 1T freilt6 Der StaatSgsfbsebune
in 8stref per Stapt Baltimore 9elun9en: le
BAT ben perftpen Strst9 Swann's se9en uns
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-26
Sic mCr9en sufanrn entgeteroc rcpubi.
Gtaet6epuDentiCu pcu M2a&D1anc.

Nlpr9sn 8ormtttaq elf l1br tritt Die repue
bIttanjlhe StaotaconDenttpu ouf ben 8uf IT.
reg NtGIpenten, Or. S6r, bier mieOer 3us
f~atnrnen, uno ,trnr In 8roobmaYs6aQ.
Sire 6ouptoufgabs beltebt in elmer 8era=
t6un9 uno 8~eI6luBnabme p%arGber, mas ges
geniIbsr Dem Neriuhe ner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES err
oattpen Nfinprttdtap1rtti, burh etnen auf
0runD zines gan5 unrepublifanilhen II. IL
lppalen 0atIaefbes i'll erpGtIenpen Stant8s
conYent cen lGGuen Staot WarYlanp NIT ets
ner reaftiunaren freibeitSfetnoliAen Serial
flung gu bsIaoep uno ibn 10 tinter Die NUM-
mebr auffretbeitlther 8aiiS neu ct tebenben
&ebelenl taaten Surild3uorGn9en, 9el&ebsn
fol-.
eOteie 8rugs murpe lhpn ron Der Wtnrrts
tat unIerer Stants9ee53ebung bea ntTpprtet,
rnb bic Nnttuprt Ioutet balm: gEenn Die
Neaftipn tbren eonlttuirenoen Gtoat5ccnpsnt
BADEN tpiu, tpenn Die Geattion pen ou5prifIi'
den Be|timmunaen Der Gtadt6perf flung 3u'
wioer uno ouf OrunO elmer osn 8eittmmuns
gen Der @erfaiung NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9fsprdiens
tationsbaI5 tbren cpnltitnirenoen Stuatscon-
pent 9Glt, 70 bdlt baS 8olf traft ieiner Sous
oerdnetdt uno ouf 0runo pes a~Igemeinen
Stimmrs6tes, bteiss einji9 ri6ti9en uno oo1+
itdnoi9en Wnsprude6 Der Gcltslouoerdnetdt,
e6eufaqS 1etnen conItituirenben Staotscpnpent.
&ommt i9m babel Der Gcu9rcB, wie es bet
Der N%ulstnuu9 Der r%eattipnGren Miupritdte'
portsi Warplanps Seecn bic 8unoe6gelebe
feline @RiAt it, itrn elet6 BON @ufan9 an
al 6ulfe, oann UNI 70 beIer
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-26
AmsgIaaaiIU: ua1rl9tea gaD asti3sn

Die aepublttaner pom Della
ware nnb Bite @ timmreGtSfra e.
uniere 9arteteencisn In Oefnpars mulen
btnter benz raoitalen @rcsramme tbrer
6reunOe In Warplano niht LANCER suriidslet=
ben unc ertlaren li9 jsst cbenfaQs tar See
srlttmmreht. Der Commercial tn @tls
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-26
9irefte Sampfi6iT.2 iuie
1piI&en
SSetu 2yurF unD 91nttuerpen.


9as rene ausse3ei9nete tiierne euSIi&e Dampfi8if
srier @laHe
OTTAWA, Capt. Irder,
rirb
bon Wntpsrpsn @OuuabenS. IS. gsSrS
NewDort y ID. Gprtl,
erpehirt nerhen.
gntere eaiHe slsi&en aauses iOIseu ale IA Sage
antWsrpsu 8. aprH. Rsp Ort 81. asril.
20. - IL. Wtai.
4. Dlai 25.
IS. y 8. Stunt
@affa8e.8retfe.
Son autperPen l. Gaiite $50 @pIt.
5witGenSst ......$ $40
Bon 81 en- gDrt, l. Gaiite ..........$75-$sO
ie mad Srse Der @atiuen.
5wiiGeneed 800. $S2.50 @rIb
GrcurftpuS-9tIIettS:
Grte Satafs PLY V0tO
SmuWenDeQ -. %VtsSV N
ainber bic SSlfte.
Bon ben beutf&eu 3nIanb. gtatirren perben paiasiere
su bebeutenb e~rma5isteu |reiien ~bsfDrbert.
NraGt rirb 81 ~Ioufenben Staten arSencmmen; Radete
Biz WtOrsens an GrpebitiCustoaeu.
Gtple nit I'll N fir ben &cmfcrt unb bic Gi@erbett
erfrrberIi&eu Meuernnsen einseri&tet, bstsen pa1fsrti@te
abtPstlunSeu unb tePen az gIeSars nuO S&nenistett
teen.u 4ebnli@en mao.
Gin ~erfaRrener arjt 1T oui ietem S&Iife, ebenIO 1T fHr
quite Sebienuns, UsI@e beuti&, euslii& nne frauaDffi&
ipri&t, seiorst.
Den gaFasiersn bes spiT6enbsdS Sirb bes Wtittos
GDein seretGt.
UBeSen 6ra&t unb 9aIass tpsnbe man flo an
Gtner Is 60,
6utraSutt 3 @6aInber Str., Netp yrrt.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-26
lO0Nul0lon, Q. G.

S7> SSn g%SaSbiugFDH beIttbe mat 9eIteGmaocn
fir ben tdGlld)en ino Mathematician ,,g8eder"
(Ga6itEiptt0ucn lpie 9HSeigeH) Nnr4 beil Waenteu
Grn. q. s.. At;ehfsiNt. Am e. Ctr. III rl1dleu
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-26
Nu3ei0e,


Das bisber apiT6eu BEN ltnterjei6neteu inter BEN Ssas
men 81, Maipn q eDbHe" b~eftebenoe eru& asnies
@eItSft purse beute mad sesenIsiltgeH uebereintomuen
oufaeIEa. o.. 6. Or o n tritt aus; VI. VI. Mafon
beaSSbft abe g%uIben unb faiirt ane ansfSnte Elm.
Baltimore, /. Gebr. 1857. &.@. Wta ATOM.
G, u. Ntaipn.
81. 6. Mafou, fribsr S(terer gTrcie Der Girma o..
Msaipn Il S6bne, bat rae Sbrs. TlcgpubroS'Ihe @tabs
IiIIenieut in $40. As II. At %. VrattStr. unb Np. 81 96d.
uesfr. sefauft, nm bort auf ieinen Scamen bic @Gdes
r i fprtSufHbren. Sarge @sI6Sfts=@riabrurs bsfabist
ibn, ishen seebrteu Suuben 3ufriebeu 81 fe1en.
SD iperbe HetS cprratbte babsn elm suteS ancrtinient bon
BaEers, &itrpnens picnics, Butter Graders;
Spbas, 3uders, Gbinburser, Sabus@ra6ersi
9ectien, unb G6ifSrrb; auNsrns, waters
HiciRcs Graders;
Ebees, 3uders, i&pttii&e, Suswsr.&otss;
Snsper.S &nopps, Stumble &nasps, 5uulbIss;
9nspers Rifle &C. &C.
I'm ~seueisten 3uipruG eiiu&t
U. 6. ~ cn
Hr39il 45 u. Al 10. gr0ttfr. uHD 81 GRdmesRr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-26

iere trffttde ytpu6Iifanil,6e Nolisei Dctenbs
auS9efIbrt Ooh 10 ME Die Sp6cn iest
lteben, oa:f man trFeu, baB Die usue pOIiset@
aeieb3ebuns fir 8oIttmcre nibt 3u LANCE IN
@eltun9 tleiten mirb.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-26

OLD TOWN PAINT STORE.
1875 Sprrefetr., srii@eu SAP unb Gnicr Ctr,
am SeIair Wia,fte,
i1nter1ei&neter na&t benz aee9tten RaSlttum bic aus
Seise, tas er iein
Sarbwaurensg eIbdft paint Store)
an pbiSsm Plabe beseuteno ertpeiiert bat Hnb i'm @tante
III, ale Scrteu GGrtfsffe, Del, GeufersIas &c. i'm @ros
Sen unb aleinen bilisf gu Derfauftn.
Amr5Smt s. S@eebe.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-26
Sie &niferbDGer
2gbeus<S sriiaernnge zGumpagnie.

SfDeHs~Sertl@erInBSsS nMpagnle
5wsig. Office: Sep. 16 SeeOnc Ctr Baltimore.
@raFuS 2pmann 4rai. s.. s.. Sniffen, Sch.
3np. u. Ri9pGs, gei&aftsfHsrer.
Capital Iber ....... $40 900.
Sc ftnb metr beuti6e 8jirser BON Baltimore berfi@ert
in befer Office ala in eNen Gnbern Acknowledgements,
Sficen 5uiaGmeugeHommen. Br6lnien-9 oten perber
flr bic SGlfte Zee iSbrlub einiuSabIeuhen @etrageS anee,
nou1mer, tpenn fol9es gepiiHi@t pirb, u. mrb ~ti6erbaIpi
BEN DiitsIiebern bic I~i6sraIfe SsFanetuns Sarantirt.
IusSus Der @eihdite bieisr Scmpagnie in 1866.
gfaGfebenter aus3uB Iiefsrt einen tlaren 9epeis iibet
ben Staub Der Sniferboder 0e6ens. 8eri9eruuos. @cmp.
unb beren @ei@Ste im Sabre 1866:
5abt Der aussefelIten Nclicen ............5 $40
Setrd5 her SettiperunS ..........Sl 900 600
GotaI SiRfcmtleu ........-. ..... 1,026,4S4
SerInfte res 9atrsS .............. 1876, 900
DiSieeuceH an Pcnces3nbaber beSabt 1913. 500
GreelteHe 3inlen .........,...... 6l,224
GctalsActtpd .............. 49,. 2.080.O06
GerbSltuiB Der gus5. 5Nr Giunabme $17.6l 81 loo
3peis7O ffce fir Wtarplonb, Delaipare, Din. Of Columbia,
Strsinia unb wef 8irSinia
No. 16 Seconb Ctr, Saltimore.
Sobn u. NtGpIs, @ei6IftSflbrer.
Or. .. .. Wcaep. ilnterin8nuss-Qr
27teSmt 9uIinS @teiG, beutiber agent
Mmertean Tetcr gSsrGAerun0S=Sp So.
BON baltimore.
Office: 0p. 6Soutb Ctr.
Brieilegirtes capital ....... $500, OOC
Dieie srOerIGiiSe @sleni@ait SerT&ert @cbGuIib;eiter
unO aRberes @i9entbum in unD ausebaIb Der Stast.
Direttprium:
gGm Debries Bm Bi{6ler Scha Mberu
SBm 8 Gieuian &bas SBe66 Sobn GB 8ruff
SBuI GSel1 6 70 &laale 9 3 NfatiiIon
&rnet Srabe q u Dladerste 9pbn Or Cor
% u Mbrabanls 9 o. @pli6art Sobn Smitb, 8
y VrpoernIanu @ep 5 Serp AnIcn green
9dccD W Sa9g Sol 8 Burner DaDit Carton
Mntrep 8 Miler Sas " Wtufer Gbmunb Mclf
9aS. 6. armfrpns Brat.
Sictpr @Iunet, Sstr. mrs20it
80 Sntereifem Npten
rerben in Ser Sonbs uuseIeSt bon
30 @poer b &c., Sdncuiers,
s @de Sorrion uub 8altiuacrefr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-26

80 Sntereifem gIpten
merben in Scr Bombs uuseIest bon
30 @coer b &c., Banqniers,
s Gde Scrriion Rub 8oltirncreftr.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-28

Notice of the Proposed Widening Of
Water or Front Street between
Leet Street and the Alley, which
divides the Fourth Enlargemel
from Lamaseo.
1866, December 27.-On motion of Conn
Gilman Reitz, seconded by Councilman
| Miller, the following order was unani-
mously adopted and passed,
ordered, that SIX weeks public Notice nv
advertising in the Evansville Daily JgtTR-
| NAL, be given, that on the 18th day of Feb.
ruary, 1867, the Common Council of the
CITY OF VI + ansvl4e VIII make an order to
so as to embrace in said street all the
| ground embr led and contained in the
following lines, to wit: The line on the
northeast side of said Water or Front
street to commence at the most southerly
point of Lou Is, Hornby's Enlargement Of
The CITY OF Evansville, being the same
point where the northwest side of Ieet
Street intersects the northeast side of Wa
ter Street, as said Water Street is now laid
out in front of said Hurnby's ENLARGE
ment, and running thence north. fiffy
nine degrees and ten minute 1892 10Y west
from the the magnetic meridian To Tho
southeast side of Goodsell Street, at a point
on saio slue OF sac 1odSell Street, thirty-
two feet and fortI NO hundredths Of
foot t3242) no. INV IDLY from the most
westerly corne- of Laugh.in' AdditiOn
thence north fifty-two degrees L525l yvesf
rom the magnetic meridian to q noint
IN IN me with the middle of the Alley which
divides said Fou tn ENLARGEMENT f ronI |
LamaScO, tn hundred and tWentv-nipa /
IeeG anu eighUy-three l1tndredths of a foot
(?zSo5) southwardly from the southeast /
size OF FIRST Street. And the line on tba |
southwest side OF said Water or Froyf
street, T. commence at the point where the
southwest side of Water Street as IaId oIt
IN lrOnt OF the Lower or Mc(Iarv's EnIoroa |
InehC OF evansville, 1nterSect a continna-
lion OF the southeast side of I.eet Street
ana running thence Notwithstanding |
sixty (6O) feet to point sixty (601 feet
from the most sOntberIv
point of Lot Is. in Hornby's ENTHUSIASTICALLY
sald point being in the line OF a Commune
IlOn OF the northwest side of said Teet
street; thence north fifty-nine de0reas and |
ten minutes (59' l0) west from the mapnet-
&c meridian until said line intersecfs
the Southerly side OF Water OF Front street |
as tne same is now lad out; thence along !
the southerly side of Wafer or Front Street /
as now laid out to point opposite the
middle OF the Alley winch divides the / 5
curtin enlargement from Iamasco: and
snouiu any person aggrievcd at any time
Wlthin SIX weeks, apply to The Common
council for redress by petition or rsfnOn-
stfance In writing, left with the CleIk
aiming a statement of the inturfes
5ompIained OF, and the amount de-
nanded therefor, said petition or ren1on-
,tfahce viii be considered. heard, and
Tel erm med by the Common Coun neil on the
ald loJh day OF February, 1867; and it is
ufther ordered, that the Clerk record in the I
Vi lnuIe-Bock of the Council the plat ofthe '
aid Water or Front Street, as proposed to
'e Wldened, which plat has been prepared
y A. L. WhittleSey, City surveyor.
decSl dow Clerk. a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-28
Extremely Low Prices.

We are now manufacturing every de.
scription of COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDTE
and COAL OIL LANTERS, which we win
sell at less than Cincinnati prices.
now diff
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-28
Mechanics Foundry.

8Geam Engines, Circular So
Mills.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-28
TOBACCO SCREWS, &C., &C.

Dealers IN Steam Guages, Gum Betting,
4krs Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, BoIting
SA9ah, de-, at Manufacturers Prices.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-28

Notice of the Proposed Widening Of
Water or Front Street between
Leet Street and the Alley, which
divides the Fourth Enlargemel t
from Lamase0
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-28

y re have the facility of the best Ma
& merry and Workmen, and will give all
INK entrusted to us our individual atten-
n, I'LL orders promptly, warrant our
/Gxk. and charge reasonable prices.
SBfMce and Foundry, corner of First and
i@sE Streets, Evansville, Ind. ~
N. B.-Workmen sent to all parts to fit
sgzD work and do repairing.
;ssb22em SCHULTZE, TRUMAN & co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-28
Repairing Done at Short Notice.

Workmen sent TO ali parts to Mt up work
@XzQ Repair Boilers anu Macumery.
- All orders viii .seeive 1ur Indlvidu-
ssss-SlUention, and wllipe nrOrn->t allied on
~G1s most reasonable erms.
0lncs ana Foundery on the Canal corner
% AugAe street soc46-dly
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-28
Liverpool, England,
to
Evansville, Indiana.

Our stock is one of the largest and hest
assorted to be found Int the West, and for
sale at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-01

MARYLAND RADICALs.-At the Radical
State Convention in Baltimore on We'd
nesday the following, among other resolu-
tons, was adopted:
"ResotUed, That we request the Republic
can members of the State Senate to pre-
pare an amendment to said bill, basing re-
presentation upon population, and submit
ting the questions Of convention to all
the male citizens Of the State, and pro-
viding for a new State government on the
basis of impartial manhood suffrage; and
that we shall insist that any change in tha
Constitution shall be made upon this basis,
and that no State government now erected
without impartial manhood suffrage ought
TO be considered republican; and that in
the event ofthe passage ofthe oppressive and
anti-republican bill now before the Legisla-
ture, we will appeal to Congress to provide
for the assembling of convention In this
State on the basis of the Reconstruction
bill, and to organize loyal State govern
ment with impartial suffrage"
1t will be seen that it is thus attempted
to compel the Legislature of Maryland to
call q convention upon the basis Of the
Sherman bill. And so it will be in this
State should our Legislature neglect to
call convention. The choice is between
a convention to be called by the proper
authorities and one to be got up and engi-
neered BY Hunnicutt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-01

GENERAL GRANTS PosITIoN.-The
Washington correspondent of the Boston
Advertiser writes as follows in his letter of
the 25th instant:
"The fate of the reconstruction bill at
the hands Of the President is not yet GER
tain, though the prevalent opinion is that
a veto will be sent in tomorrow, or on the
following day at the furthest. General
Grant does not hesitate TO say very frankly
and pointedly that it would be advisable
for the President to give it his signature.
At an interview with the Secretary OF the
Treasury this morning he asked the Secre-
tary what the President would do with it ;
would he sign it The Secretary evasively
answered that he did not know. The Pre-
sident had not said what course he would
pursue. The General remarked with
much earnestness 81 hope he will sign it.
think it would be well for him to do
So" The Secretary again said he could
not tell what the Presidents purpose was,
adding Gle takes time to look into the
whole question before acting" General
Grant thereupon responded "Do you
think he is open to conviction! Would
nv opinion have any weight with him? l
don't want to bore him if he has reached
his decision, but very much hope he will
sign the bill" Some further conversation
was had, showing General Grants strong
desire for harmonious action between the
President and Congress. Whether he took
occasion to see the President on the sub
iect is not known"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-01
.EcoSsTRUcTIoN-A LETTER raoM R!CI.

UNCONSTITUTIONAL LETTER raoM RICH.
MoND.-Forney writes to the Press:
IA letter Just received from Richmond,
Va, contains the following extract:
"The man who wrote that 'the pen
is more powerful than the sword
made great mistake. But one man
was found in the Virginia Legislature
to vote for the constitutional amend
ment. But now that the congressional
amendment comes, enfranchising the freed
men of the State (the bitterest pill ever
held to rebel palate), accompanied by
the sword in the hand Of their late adj
mired friend, A. j., have no doubt but
o majority of the General Assembly will
order convention under the provisions Of
the bill, inviting the colored man to par
take of the feast" the sword"
a have watched the current in Virgil
MIA closely since / came here. They are
going to be radically divided on this ques-
ton of Reorganization with the colored
gentlemen. The moderate Union men are
going to control the colored vote. There
is sure to be scramble for it also. But
what is of more importance, there is going
to be Union party formed that will say
to the leading rebels: You did 1t, and
you now must take the back seat"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-01
Lively Scene I'm the Senate.

WASHINGTON, February 2s.-During the
Senate debate yesterday Sumner accused
Secretary McCulloch of falsehood in his
statement that he was unable to secure
revenue officers at the South who were
able to take the oath.
Mr.. Sherman passionately retorted that
Summers language was neither parliament
tary nor gentlemanly, and was false.
Chanler echoed Summers epithets, and
was in turn characterized by Fessenden
as foul-mouthed and abusive.
The scene grew out of an amendment
striking out the pay Of southern officers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-01

F1REMEN's CouRTEsIEs.-A special COM
mittee of the New York Firemen's Asso-
citation, Henry Wilson, Esq, president,
will leave New York on Saturday next for
Charleston and Columbia, to present a new
hose carriage recently built by them for
Independent Engine Company, No. l.,
of the latter city. The New York Express
says:
"The hose carriage will be shipped on
one of the Charleston steamers that leave
Saturday. The committee go directly
through to Norfolk, where they will remain
over Sunday, the guests of Chief Engineer
Baulch, and will during the day visit Fort
ress Monroe. They will be received in
Charleston and Columbia by the fire de-
partment of each city, and on their return
are to be the guests of the firemen of Rich
mond, Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-01

LOAN CERTIFIcATEs-NATIoNAL BANKS.
The Senate, Wednesday, passed bill au-
thorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury to
issue temporary loan certificates" in the
manner prescribed by act of February 25,
1862, bearing interest alta rate not exceed
ing three per cent, principal and interest
payable in "la,cfM money" on demand,
said certificates to constitute and be held
by any national bank as part of the reserve
provided for by act Of June 3, 1864. The
bill further provides that the amount of
these certificates shall not exceed $780,
600, 900, and that not less than two-fifths of
the entire reserve Of such bank shall con-
sist of "lawful money" of the United
States. This bill was substituted for that
passed by the House few days ago pro-
viding for the redemption Of slO0,Oo0,0OO
Of compoupd-interest notes by the issue of
the like sum in "greenbacks bearing no
interest, and is the measure | heretofore
stated as being favored by the Secretary
of the Treasury.-BaHimore Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-01

Kentucky Uafon state Convention.
FRAskroKr, February 26.--The Union
State Convention assembled here to-day
was tho largest and most influential OF
the kind ever held in the State. Four
hundred delegates were present, repre-
senting nearly every county. They cut
loose from the Conservatives and adopted .
Radical platform.
The following was the ticket nominated:
For Governor, Colonel Sidney NJ. Barnes /;
Lieutenant Governor, the Hon. r. T.
Baker; Attorney General, Colonel J. NJ.
Brown Auditor, Lieutenant Colonel Silas
Adams; Register Of the Land Office, Cap
tain ]. M. Fiddler; Treasurer, Captain NJ.
J. Roark; Superintendent Of Public In
struction, Nathaniel Stevenson.
The editor Of the. Commonwealth to-day
received notification from Judge Lynch
that hispaper, and others like It, would be
broken up unless they changed their tone:
and there il danger Of 1t.