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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03
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reach the CAtSE The Compound Sn,ns Y cannot
nLoup. THE CITADEL CF Tx DlSFsSrsN1o the
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

Misguided Men, ASn rHE Law ov CnAR
Atn-,s iseascs which form The pnsr If the Ora
v.-i Nalade. in the first ge of min. aud fearfuily
sal, vital pDvrrs with sure meat sOi relief Sent
IN sealed letter nv.'oD's. free Of charge Adt
pr >kILLiN HOUGuTUN, Howard A-so in n.
PHILADELPHIA, An. mayl w.in
HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT RuCHu 10
plea in tarte and odor free nom all injurious
properties. and immediate in t. action. ldAwly
LApRs can receive a box OF DR. velpau'e Pills by
NATL eeaed from the eyes Of the public, by enclosing
one dollar and six postage stamps I" N. W. MA
CONFER. Albany. N
TAKE NO NOPE UNPLEASANT AND UN-
aAFE REMEl lEe for unpleasant and dnngeroue
diesseee Use II LNBoID's ExfRAcr BucHU AND Ia
enovEp ROeR WAsH. lfebSd&wiy
Advice for the people.-Fo Forced sweat
ing Il bad, often producing serious consequences,
while pusgst.on in chs. code, rheumatisms. etc.
with BRANDRETA's PILLS. IL always safe. never
leaving any i'll enccte In all cases their nee 10 wse
but in severe Iains from collie. innan nations. rbeu
natisms, or external injuf ee. IL 10 LIFE SAVING.
Remenbes. BRANDRRTn's PILLS are always
eure OF effect. and always wthsus the leaet danger.
and they set On every part OF the eystem dieodgng
and removing al accommodations Of impurities. thus
cleansing the blood and resiorrg health.
The Hon Demae Barnes says: e cell more Of
BrAndseths Pills than VI all others put together.
BRlNDRE rH's PILLS are sold by all druggists,
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Observe b BRANDS n H in white letters on the
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The National Line comprises the following first
class doube-,ngne Iron Steamships. with watcr-
tight Compartments.
ENGLAND, Carr GRAcs. $50 tons: SCOTLAND,
Carr HALL. 3.6.s tonr VIRGINIA, Carr. Pxowsg,
s,s.3 tons lIELvETiA. Carr. OsiL,fs, 3.3i5 tons !:
DENMARK, Cart. TBosr~os. s.li7 tons: TUE
QUEEN. Cart. GT,aAS s.blT tons ERIN, Carr.
CrrnSa, 3sio tons rENNSYLvMkIA, Carr
Lewis, ASIA tone LOUISIANA, Carr Tho aAoS,
t.i66 tons: FRANCE and GERMANY building
Sailing ever, saturday from New York: every
wednesday fr IN Liverpool and Queenstown tCork
Harbor
The National Steam Navigation Company, OF Iiv-
erps'l, intend despatchinn, this month, from New
York, the following Steamships
Prom New York TO Queenstown or Liverpool,
Cabin &1U0. Steerage, $50.
To Antwerp. Cabin. $it5: s.eerage, sss
40 Hamburg, Cabin, $l15; St-erare. 4B7.
To bremen, Cabin. xl25, Storage. $as.
To Hsvre. Cabin. tii6 Stserace, 387.
To Paris Cabin, $l2U; Steersge, $40
Drafts iesucd for any amount IN any Bank n Orcas
DfitAn. and Ireland. At the luwest rate.
Stecrase parsage tickctr. to bring parties from Lv
espool or Queenstown. Cork Harbr for ts5 In cur
rency. sold by 4 Z. DQNCAN, Davenport, Iowa.
Agent FOE the National Sseam Navigation Comps-
~ 81 and - Bsoadway. New York. augi7-iiy
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
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BUCHO
r. certain cure sos diseases OF the
BLADDER. KIDNEYS. GRAVEL, DA0psrs
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. rENALE COMPLAINTS.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
And all d seases OF the
"'''''' MALE OR FEMALE.
'S"' row foSC SrA~riSG.
ptseases e.hesc organs require the rse o' de- NC
V-o ,-rrrarn. :. srArrit'ed ~. Consumption "r
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ported from these sources. and 'he
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ard
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liable rerea,
HELMROLD'S EXTRACT BfcUC,
Established upwards Mis- YEAR prepared by
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80. Broadway. New York. and
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10Y '~'e ~~SeY wy SuOoR.
In regard 70 she Pan Anglican Couacil.
the n. \. Observer givss the folio wing items
= " Biahope Esssburn and Peter have
sailed for England, and Bishops Clarke.
Hopkins and Wilmer vii scon follow. to
attend the grand council Of Episcopal Bishs
ops, ~ commence ito sessions in Westm,n
ster Abbey on the 2ish Of September. An
the Interests Of the Episcopsl Church will
come under consideration, and the erea,
Ttusli>tic controversy will hardly be
avoided
O, October 3lss Il viii be $50 wears since
Luther nailed bic Theses to The door Of The
Cast. church at wu,embure. The JOINT
synod Of ONO has determined to celebrate
this 9Th Jubilee by calling upon all the
members of their churches ~ mike thank
offerings unto the Lord for the Refo, u, on
aud its invaluable blessings. These dons-
tons are e be devoted TO the cndow ment Of
Capital University and the Theological SEM
mary At Coluubus.
Inc Canada Presbyterian Synod he's Just
ciosed ito ssssions A T,rc,.to RI. In
crease o. the plumber Of Min;st.,, ~ ~. .
~ msk'nR the number on ,hs nm o.
aea'n" 2sA last yeas. 2l.765 of ~. ,..,h
o. the land are returned a. en;or;.s S.h
oa'n Senos' ,nstsustion. While 7hss -.
found IN the higher depsssmso,s ~ ~. =:
ols elias, both eomtr,sing the ls,r. l 49,, U'
gate VI ~ $40. Accommodation IL 80.
be provided fer 106. 900 h.a rsrs. -
The recent Primi,ise Methodist Confer.
ence in Canada ports the receipt Of chou,
$4,000 FIR missions. This Is an increase
over the preceding year ~ nearly $1,000 :
The ctsl gift Of the church for al purp ,ses
xaa $22.76o, 81 increase fos the ear !, { % J.
sSS. At the Conference il was found, on
examination. that two .r three Of the min
nsers we're IN the habit Of using ,obaccr.
This elected sasm expression Of dissp-
p'ova'. an 4 wa- finally =. solvei that the
practice hencefsrth should be discount n
snced. end that no person hereafter &houls!
bscoms su Official number os csudidats los
shs oinistsy, vhs indslged 10 IL aa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

" VAu11N8W, KIup HOefuIUe1e hhcumhtE e NeO-
salgr CompOs nd: Dear Sir
10 with great pleasure that testify TO the erits
Of your invaluable medicine. Having been sfai> ted
with Neace1gia for more than . year, causing me
eseat annoyance = wen as s1nesing, - aaes trying
incuced me b tfy sOur CUmpound, and nm happy
70 ~ that ODe no. lie cured me- and hearth, Cd.
ysecommend . rial BY every one euGering from New
fsgts Or Rheumatism. Nm. HOPKINS.
arm Merlin . Hupkine. ~ Lake 81
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COMMERCIAL AND ElyANc1,L

New YonK, January 5-Nooa.-Flour
ouE. Wheat dull and nominally lower.
Corn hrnlcr-mixcd Western s116JMs1.1 IT
IN store; Pork heavy and declinitg-new
s1e sness a SzoiZoSGS2o.3o for Western; old mess
12lislc- Cotton dull, at 33tG34c. for
mlGding uplands. Stock market heavy
and lowcr-sterling 81; sight 10. Gold 34{.
Z +. M;.Stocks steady. Money per
c2ht AT the last board gold was quoted
at S433- Cotton dull! and unchanged, with
4aics Of $50 bales-uplands 33i@3A
Flour 1o@15c. lowor-Statc o!9I2I; Wes-
tern 93@13{; Southern brands dull and
dropping, at 112@164. Corn more active
ana shade firmer-miXed Western 1163
Ml.1S. Beet heayy-new plain mess 300
Is; extra 17@20. Pork closed frmcr,
2o3; old do. 1ot; prime 16G17. Lard dull
and iower-quoted at 12@112} Tor old; 122
fGl3 for new. Spirits turpcntinc 659llC6t.
Nosin 419.
EALr11oRE, January -Flour-How-
ard Street family IA; Western s,Iperfinc 10
S@lo!. Wheat-oM 2.75M305. Corn
quiet but frm. Coffee and sugar un-
changed, but quiet.
CINCINNATI, January 25.-Flour and
wheat unchanged. Corn shade firmer.
ear 56; shelled 60. Oats 81 Whiskey dull
at25.
CHARLESTON, January 25-In the cotton
market, there was a slight Improvement in
price at the commencement of the week.
Under adverse news from the foreign mar
kets, prices receded about 1c per pound
during tho week. Sales for tho week 1 600
bales. Quotations 2S@l33. Rice E94011O.
Hay-North River $1.7OM1.75. Corn 81 %
Wl.4o. Oats 75@1S0 Flour s12@1S Ba-
con-ribbed sides 14!; clear ribbed sides
Is; clear sides 16; prime shoulders 135.
Sugar l3] for white. Molasses Or
leans 80; syrup 80; sales of new crop Cuba
ciayed have been effected at 4501G Salt
common Liverpool &. .25Nl2. so per sack
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4SI ToIG SYa pA-
News Items.

WASHINGTON, January 25-Poneroy,
Harper and Defrees, OF tho Currency Com.
mittee, opposed Randalrs gold lii; the
balance of the members favor it.
Gen. Thomas will testify relative to the.
transfer of the Southern railroads The
7'15~nes special says Thomas acted under
special orders from the President
The Ways and Mems Committee will re-
port against changing the present rate of
retiring greenbacks.
Honduras advices state that body Of
Yucatan Indians invaded the ,aahogany
district, threatening to break up the works
and the roads. In the city business was
suspended.
severe snow, extending over the entire
State OF Wisconsin, commenced last night.
and still continues. The railroads are
blockadcd.
Aspecial to the Philadelphia Eao,,ire,.
closes its article on Stevens action as fol-
lows: NIhls ends the prospect for Terrific
r1al Governments with the Soutl! for this
session"
The Maryland Legislature has passed
inc entranchlslng Act, restoring the Con-
fedcrates.
The Tennessee House has declared the
scat of the Jackson District vacant, as the
representative is not sufficiently loyal.
GALVESTON, January 2i.-Gen. Griffin,
hldder'7 successor, forbds the proposed
-AOhOAS w 1tiV ICIldiHS III SlDeft sydney
Johnston
The National Rep,t1 ic,a tlenics publish
ing. an article credited to- it, favoring armed
RESISTANCE to Congress, accompanied by
statement that the article was authorized
by the President. The Republican has the
highest authority for saying that the arti-
Gle IN question was published in the Con-
sltutionM Union, and was not authorized
by the President
Boston, January 25. the Ladies' Anti
Slavery Subscription Society held their
sMrty-thlrd anniversary meeting to-day
There was a small attendance Wendell
Phillips said the North must be kept up to
che level of devotion and sacrifice mani
tested by the South. 4 change Of 5000
votes would rc-elect Andrew johnson, and
:o2ward Is politician enough to get them
we must get Johnson out OF the way-not
to punish him, but because we need his
place to work from; The President, he
added, is a traitor the Supreme Court is
poisoned with disloyalty, Congress mast
absorb the Government and save 1t.
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The ssDestructives.n

That it is the firm purpose of the
destructives in Congress to drag An
drew johnson from the Executive
chair, can no longer be doubted by
sensible men. The Government can
not be otherwise oyerthrown-excep
through this means the Supreme
Court cannot be reached, neither can
the existing State Governments at
the South be in any other way sub
stltuted by the satraps appointed by
Congress. To enable the revolution-
lists to accomplish their ends, such a
movement is Indispensable The i'm
parchment and trial, rs is plainly in
dlcated, will be the merest mockcry.
l believe it was Legendre who, in
reply to a question as to the Justice
of condemning Danton, asked, in
turn, If the Jacobins could afford to
lose hobespierre, and upon being re-
sponded to, that the bloody work
marked out by the reyolutionists
could not be accomplished without
the aid OF the latter, coolly told his
questloner that he had answered his
own interrogatory. ''It is matter"
said he, ''with which neither law nor
justice has anything to do. 1t is
purely political question of State
necessity"
Although this is precisely the case
with the impending impeachment,
the managers, [ learn, viii not dis
pense with their accustomed lug
glery. The plan is, through the
Judiciary Committee, to collect from
witnesses of the type of Conover
mass Of calnmnics against the Presi-
dent, and spread them broadcast
over the country in report to be
drawn up by Boutwell, after the
fashion Of his infamous array of
falsehoods and distorted facts in the
case of Davis. This is to prepare
the way by operating upon the Gre
dulity of the public for the advent of
Butler on the 9th Of March, who
Will predicate his promised article Of
impeachment upon the evidence thus
elected. No doubt seems to exist
but that through the accessions to
the destructive element by the late
changes in members of the Senate,
and from the reinforcement of four
additional Senators Of the right stripe
from Nebraska and Colorado, that
that body will then be in proper
condition to proceed to the trial and
fully prepared promptly to render
the required Judgment.
Baltimore Guzet,e.
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PROSPECTUS
IGIEE BAPTIST.

N1E PROPOSE to publish g WEEKLY
w PAPER, devoted to the diffusion OF
the principles os religion and the interests
Of the Baptist denomination. We have
been moved TO this undertaking by the
solicitations Of brethren in various por-.
tions of this State, as we'll as of other
States, among the readers Of the lato
Co1yedercte Baptist, and by our own con
vIctlon that paper of q high character
would contribute largely to the intellectual
Improvement, the religious progress and
the general welfare of the churches. The
field is large, affording ample room for all
sincere and Jealous laborers
The BAPTIST will bo printed on sheet
about twenty-five by thirty-two inches, and
will contain twenty-four broad columns.
mostly in Long Primer type, clear and
leSib!e, 50 that it may be read with com
nical execution will be of the highest order.
Our columns will be enriched by cores
pondcnce and contributions from the
other Southern States, and, occasionally.
from Europe and our missionary stations
abroad: The entertainment and instruc-
ton OF the youn3-especially the child
rIen will not be forgotten; and our yene-
bic friend, 'Uncle Fabian" so well and
faYorabiy known to the readers of tho
CofJt lrate BAPTIST, will resume his labors
IN their behalf. In short, We possess all
the facilities requisite TO produce q paper
OF the first rank AS such, we offer it to
our brethren, and solicit their generous
cooperation.
The Baptist will be issued as soon as
suifclent number OF subscribers have been
secured.
TERMS s. ! year, payable on tho recep-
ton of the first number.
All communications will be addressed to
The Baptist. Columbia, S. c."
j. l.. REYNOLDS,
A. K. DURHAM,
Jan "a Editors and Propfietors.
as- state papers exchanging with Tho
PArnix are requested to copy.
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RADICAL BENNErr-CoNsERvAr1vE
GREELEY.-It certainly is Il strange
fact that Greeley should have to re-
prove Bennett for radicalism. The
last Tribune says:
The New York Herald now heads
the hunt for the impeachment of
President johnson. We choose not
to PREJUDICE the evidence which may
be addnced in support of Mr.. Ash
ley s or Mr. Loans proposition; but
we beg Congress to bear in mind that
the He'ald was at least equally zeal
Gus and persistent in driving De
mocratic Congress to pass the Nc
braska bill, Which it now (truly)
declares to huve been the initial,
essential cause of that partv's down
tal!, Day after day it t;.unts the
Democracy aud poor Pierce with
their fatal shipwreck on the Nebraska
rock, though the Herald was itself
the pilot which drove them under
inli head-way thereon. Whore shall
It's malicious mockery find its next
victim:"
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, January 25-In tie Sc
nate, A1r. Wilson presented the petition of
the Adjutant-General Of Arkansas. to tho
effect that that State had furnished 10, 900
Union soldiers, and asking that the record
Of their devotion be printed. He also gave
notlce OF Dill to. increase and equalize
the pay OF army officers,
The bill to regulate judicial proceedings.
and to amend the Act relative to the habeas
corpus, vas passed, and goes to the Pre-
sldent- 1t provides machinery by which
State to Federal courts.
A blll to place the reticmption laniis. for
3clted for non-paymcnt OF taxes. i'll the
a1nrcprcsentcd States, in the hands of a
single commissioner, was ref rred to the
Committee on Finance. Ii provides for an
appeal to the Secretary OF the Treasury in
certain cases.
In the House, the joint resolution appro-
priatins 0,000 for the rem oval Of wrecks
&c, from Sandy Hook Chann.l was
passed.
bill approDriating $500 to pay for a
house in Anandale, Fairfax County, Va.
burned for military purposes, was taken
up. 1t was argued That the bill would es
tabhsh precedent, which would counte-
nance many millions. The bill passed
yeas 80, nays n.
IN answer to question, Stevens said he
would dispose Of his enabling bi!! in some
sSay Tomorrow. Adjourned
The bill giving suffrage to the people of
tho Territories, regardless OF color. j.; a
law from the lapse OF time. not bv prcsi-
dental approval
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-26

A FINANCIAL PANIC. seems
to be around US much Of the indices
of an approaching financial panic. It
may pass over, but Judging from
present appearances, it is more likely
to visit and overwhelm us at some
unexpected moment. BE prudent.
Be cautious. Be prepared at all
points for Its coming; and then if the
reckless partisanship of Congress
bring it on, be ready to ''stand from
under" and let it fall upon those
who deserve TO suffer FOR their want
of patriotism.
A9,r I.rL. .Su,.slly Tin es.
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w men PRESIDENT johnson swung
around the circle. into Harrisbure
Pa, last fall, the Democratic city 90
Vefnment gavehim grand reception.
at cost Of $500 The courts have
decided that the city is not responsi-
ble, and the Democratic members
who voted the affair will now have. TO
pay for it. '' - W
''ST. ELMO. Carleton. tho npb.
ishcr, is out in statement in vbic1, }tiG
he says 100000 worth of his wort
has already been sold, and it takes
tive Adams power presses, constantly
going, Sundays excepted, to supply
the demand. With such pecuniary
success, Miss Evans will stand the
shafts of the critics.
The LAST CAUSE FOR "STRrK1N,;."
In compliance with orders from y
"Irade Union," hundred carpen
ters employed by firm in Sundcr-
land, England, struck because their
employers would not give them their
beer at three o'clock instead of after
their days work was done.
A foundry, for turning out plovs.
hollow-warc and the like, has been
started at Rnsk, IN Cherokee County.
by T. Ii. Phllleo. The Reporter saws
he IS making skillets, bakers, pIows,
etc, of the most approved models.
betraying skill which even q Yankee
might envy.-Golresto Ne,rs.
BALT1MoRE.-A bill has passed
both houses of the Maryland Legis-
lature for an election in Baltimore on
Wednesday, February 6. This is
designed to turn out the present city
government, elected for term of
two years only two months ago.
The towns and cities of Kansas. ac-
cording to the Governors message,
doubled their population during the
war. The population of the State
has increased upward of $4,000. The
whole amount of liabilities is $780,
S96; the resources 1857, 7,714.
They have q lively horse thief in
New jersey. He was put in Jail,
married there, feigned Insanity. was
sent to the lunatic asylum, escaped,
stole another horse, and is again ar
rested.
Two sleighs ran from Providence
w Dootoh, Il ulStanCo OF 1Orty
miles, for purse of $1,000, On
Tuesday afternoon, and the winner
made the race in three hours and
twenty-five minutes.
AS matters stand now, there would
appear to be no very near prospect
Of clearance of the foreign element
from the field of contention in Mexi-
co.
COOP LICK. gentleman, just
returned from Mexico, says that
'.thlnss are nearly as bad there as in
the United States"
The Methodist "Book Concern"
has between twenty and thirty cylin-
der presses constantly at work.
\ man in France was fined 800 for
speaking disrespectfully in stage
coach of the Emperor.
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The BILL FOT SELLING GoLD.-It
directs that whenever any sale of
coin is made from the Treasury Of
the United States, public notice Of
at least six days shall be given by ad-
vertisement in one of the daily pa
pers OF Washington and New York,
designating the amount to be offered,
inviting proposals for any part there
OF, naming the place and the hour
up to which said sealed proposals
will be received, the terms of pay
ment, and when and where said pro
posals shall be opened, to be address
ed to the Assistant Treasurer at New
York, and opened and declared by
him IN the presence Of such persons
as may choose to attend at the time
designated in the notice. No pro-
posal TO be considered unless accom-
panied by q certificate of deposit in
the Treasury Of the United States, of
five per cent. Of the amount of coin
bid for in such proposals, which is to
be received as part payment when
the proposal is accepted, or refunded
to the party when not accepted. The
payment for coin may be received as
in compound interest notes with the
interest accrued thereon. The AS
sistant Treasurer, with the approval
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, is
to have the right to reject the whole
or any part of sucl. proposals, provid-
ed that none bat the high bid shall
be accepted, and different bids at the
same rate shall be accepted only pro
rata.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-26

COTTON CULTURE IN VIRGINIA. We
copy the following from the Rich
mond Wig:
Cotton cnltu1e is beginning to re-
ceiye considerable attention in Vir-
slnla and already has presented
promise of great success. Among
those who have turned their attcn-
ton to it are Edmund Rullin. of
Hanover, who, without the aid of
any fertilizer, has gathered from
twenty-one acres eleven bales, which
is a very fine yield indeed. The
Mcssrs. Burwell, of Turkey Island.
on the James River, have made forty
bales the past year from 1870 acres,
and this, Notwithstanding they ac-
hnowledSe that they have made many
mistakes in the cultivation of the
crop, first by giving the p!;.uts nearly 9
twice the proper distance, and, Sc
condly, by not thinning it out to one
stalk IN time. Our farmers should
take encouragement from these sue
cessful examples.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-26

ANOTHER CoLoHED LAWYER ADMIT
TED TO TIE BAR, hear of another
colored man that was admitted yes
terd"y to practice in the Supreme
Court of the United States. While
The delighted recipient of his new
honor was in one Of the clerk s
rooms to pay the fee for the neces-
sary certificate, Hon. J. S. Black
came in hastily, asking for change,
so as to make q given sum. As none
of the clerks could do this. the
co!orcd lawyer proffered his all for
the purpose, asking, at the same
time, if he had the honor of address
ing the Hon. Thaddcus Stevens.
Judge Black recoiled, saying, ssNo!
no. and rapidly made his exit, with
out accepting the monetary accom-
modation profered by the new made
member of the bar.
National I.teUq!uccr.