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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-14

re- The Legislature Of the degenerate
State of Tennessee, under the influence of
that ahominable apostate and BLACKBOARD,
BroWnlow, we are informed, has adopted
impartial suffrage = that is. conferred
the right to vote upon the negroes equally
with the whites. It must not be inferred
from this action of the loyal traitors who
compose that body, that the majority Of
the people Of that State are favorable to the
measure. The fact is, the people-the re-
spectacle, intelligent portion of them
have no voice in the Legislature. By the
abominable test oath they are excluded
from the ballot-hox and all participation
in the government. except the exalted
privilege of paying the great bulk of the
State and Federal taxes assessed against
them. By this action of the bastard Leg
islature of that State, Tennessee virtually
gives her civil government into the hands
of the nasal-twanged yankees and negroes.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-14
Rejection OF the Constitutional Amend
nfent by louisiana

NEw ORLEANS, Feb 6.--Ihe Legisla-
turo Of louisiana to-day unanimously re-
jected the Cons titutional Amendment and
the House. unanimously eoncurre in a
Senate bill ealing State constitutional
Convention A veto on the resolution is
expected.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-14

CAPITAL OF WEST V1ReESIA. by a
vote Of the West Virginia Legislature, il
has been decided that 1Iorgantown. in
Monongalia county, is to be the new cant
tai Of the State. Heretofore the scat Of
government has been at Wheeling. IN the
e1tremesnorthwest corner Of West yirrin-
ia. Morgantown is situated on the Mo-
nongahela river.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-14
STRANGE. RUT.I'R Z r

Every young lady ana gentleman in the e. lad ad
States can hear something very much 70 "a adj
dressing theunderSie ned Those having e"' tbif
being hunlbugged viii oblige BY not noticing sd;s
card. All others viii please address .thelr
ent servant
TuoS.sF. CHApNE.N,0SFa
fSSl Broadway, New =
mar Is, ls66Aly. SoiN'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-14
A NcW York Sensats,,r,.

New YoRK, Feb 9.-The World pub
fishes an expose Of the order Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, = Radical organi-.
cation, 500, O00 strong, which is to sus-
tain the impeachment
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-14
ER a0RS OF YOUTH

Gentleman wiso suffered for years from y -
vons Debility. Premature d ecay, nd al the y
isets OF youthful indiscretion, will c tlieSaRe /"
sr1teilng humanity, send-free to all WHO neea ~
ie receipt and diree tionsior making 1S fsimP s
l-l22ray ~ which he was cured. SuHsA Wls Io
mystic profit - the ADVERTISERS experience can "a
so oy addressing s&sf<sf 5&kk.M
JOHN B. 'tsGD en-,
No. Is Chambers ST.. Nus fark
mar 10, lS66--ls.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-14

ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA, AND MANASSAS
RAIERoAD.-In the debate in the Senate on
the subject Of consolidating the Manas-
sas Gap railroad, with the Orange and AL
exandria railroad, Mr.. Dulany said the
Manassas stock. owned by the State yielded
10 dividend, and there was DO hope of it
in the future The union oflhe road with
the Orange road would secure it's reopen
ing and completion, and thus confer an I'M
mense benefit on the people ofthe country
through which it passes. Mr.. Marshall,
who has been connected with the Manassas
road fioil sts very inception, rs in favor of
Its transter-and | may here be permitted
to say that no man IN our section has more
unwaveringly, and with~greater ability,
devoted himself to its interests, and e,it-
fled hilnselfto the highest appreciation IF
all the people who live in the region Of
country to be benefited by Thu, valuable I'M
provement.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-14

In this county multitudes Of small in
sects, which look like feas, are observed
on the snow, which they work themselves
in. and after it melts are seen washed to-
gether in piles as big as your fist. What
are they ?-Fyedericksbuy Nc,os.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-14

EFFEcTs OF HABIT.-A letter from Par
is, of the 22d January, says that body
Of peasants, from the depths Of Siberia,
have come to Paris and put up wooden cab
ms like those Of their own country, near
the Palace Of the Exposition. They suffer
horribly from the mildness of our eli
mate The other day, when it was freez-
ing hard enough to split rocks. one of them
cried out with a melancholy air oh, my
GoD. when will It get cool here 2 Anoth-
thinking it was midsummer, arrayed HIM
self in calico gown And a third thus
wrote to his father: The neat is excess
sive at Paris; would you believe it? For
eight Gays that we have been here my nose
has not been frozen Il single time !"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-14
Stay Law in North Carn.ina.

RALEleH, N. G., February 9i-The
Legislature has passed the relief bill, stav-
ing off the payment Of debts for twelve
mouths.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-14
Female Suffrage.

It appears that the Kansas Legislature
has stricken ''lnale'' from the qualification
for voting i'll that State.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-14
WFor the information of our readers.

Eg For the information of our readers,
we insert to-day the billreported by the So
called Reconstruction Committee providing
for the humiliation Of the governments Of
the Southern States The radical com
inittee seem to have concentrated all the
venom of their satanic hatred of the South
in this infamous production. In assuming
that there is great disorder in the South,
and that the loyal citizens are unprotec-
ted in their rights, this committee are gull
ty Of deliberate and w:lful falsehood. TAX
ing into consideration the trying circum-
stances that surround them, the people of
the South are more orderly and saw-abid-
ing to-day than the radicals of the North.
But let them pass this infamous bill we
care not. Let these petty tyrants exhaust
all their Internal resources in depressing q
helpless and suffering people; yea, let
them break down all the barriers of the con-
stitution and the laws the day of retribu-
ton will as surely come as that there is a
God of justice who governs the affairs of
this world. All we have to do is to abide
our time, until the day of our deliyerance
from the oppressors' power shall come.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-14
NJ RIsIED.

On the 7th inst near Woodstock by Reg j. +.
HYDE. Mr.. JonN IL. WtsraAN and Miss MIRANp.
" MAPHGs-all Of this county.
FCn the same day by the same. near Woodstock
Mr.. WIN. Ell. SroNEDuaSER and Miss MARGARET
HoovER-alf of this county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-14
49, - 49,
DIED,

Suddenly, on Tuesday morning last. at his resi-
dence in this county, Mr.. WILLIAM BAKER. aged
about IS years.
On the 18th inst MAGGIE. daughter of Mr.
Samuel Fogle, ofthis place, in the I'd year OF her
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-14
Mr.. Madison on Empea chment

We gave our reason in a late issue of
the WHIa for believing that the language
ascribed to Mr. MADISON as to the power
of Congress to suspend the President while
under impeachment, in ELIor's Report Of
the Debates in the Virginia Convention,
was never used by him. The National
Mtelligea Ger of Thursday, declaring like
disbelief, cites from Mr.. MADIsoN's own
account of what occurred in the Conyen-
ton that framed the Constitution, a pass
age that must be conclusive on the point
to any reasonable mind In the minutes
Of that Convention, made each day by
Mr.. MADISON, occurs the following, on the
18th September, 1887:
'.Mr. Rutlcdgc and MT. Gouverncur Morris
moved that persons impeached be suspended from
their Offices until they be tried aad acquitted
..AIr. Madison-The President is made too de-
pendent already on the powe. Of the Legislature
b,r the power ofone branch to try him in conse
quence o.. an impeachment by the other. This in
termediate suspension will put hiia in the power
of one branch only They can, at any moment, in
order 10 make wa. fer the functions OF another
who will be more favorable to their views vote
euirorary remova! OF the existing magistrate
s'Mr. King concuried in the opposition to the
amendment,
'On the question to agree to it:
Connecticut, South Carolina, Georgia-ayes
g; New Hampshire, Massachusetts,, New Jer-
sey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland Virginia,
North Carolina-nocs 8. Madison's Minut es
Eliot, vol. 5, pages SAL, 542).
Here, then, MADISON is declared. In his
own hand writing, as speaking against and
helping to vote down a proposition which
he is represented, in the Virginia debates,
as averring belongs to the Constitution,
and aijording great security.
This, we submit, is Of itself conclusive
Mr.. MADISON could never have so contra
dicted himself Richmond Wing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-14

Gg-The House of Representatives, on
Saturday last, by vote Of 100 to A,
passed the bill admitting the Territory of
Nebraska into the Union as State, over
the Presidents veto. This, it is claimed
by the radicals, will give them two Sena-
tors and Representative in Congress.
Ergo, there could be no constitutional or
other barrier in the way. IF the radical
majority in Congress can augment their
strength and secure their ascendency in
the future, they do not stop to discuss the
questions of right, law OF propriety.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-14

OFFICE VIRGINIA Board ON ARTIFICIAL LIMBS,
RICHMOND, Va, February 5, 1866.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
Salusital Snstramrnts.

A PIANO FOR a LIFETIME.
IA The MATHUSIIEK PIANOS, Invented by MI fieeIes @
Father Of Piano lmpoyrmens posses l ~,
uequAd power brsncy and durability The smallest we on h O
. md te inches long octav equals fun size OF any othsr mAk
The ordinary equals the Concert Grspd made y on'is a.
and examine or send for illustrated circular With highest te'tolls
trutb Of above claims address BARLOW DOEHLbR Sole Agents
No BroAdUay NegioTk
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
SCIENCE.

1,-.uoo,, This name has been given to q
new alkaoid found in opium by MeSsrs pnm s yeTy small
OF from four or hye tnns OF OPIUM
eny Ave ounces OF murlae Oi The new aka
oL % s EQUIVALENTS Of carbon % OF hydrogen one
of nitrogen, and five OF ohygeH' o
T.oo M.cGIORE.-The Italian journals con-
., 20 Give accounts Of land convusons on the
" h,s Iske as well OF the LagO Oh Gaiua. re sui
f the Tyroean Alps have been iGr seTeI Hept the peas
ct 10 periodical oscillations, which nave kep ago
knts IN state Of great apprehension some v,eTsye
IMAGE near Iago Maggiore was covered py m 2
NnSsde LARGE masses Of rock and earth are oonsI a
nay falling from Monte Balbo, exelnng exelnn sIe"'
tion among the inhabitants OF the valley -. u
RARLOw's PLANETARIUM-ln the Iails d ~ ~
position Mr. NJ Barlow of Lexington, ned 70
hbiung his ingenious PanetsI%u % Of the phys
eeai laws of astronomy. when put IN motion, 10y he @
Of hand it shows the TeSuET o Psnets for every
second with the phenomena OF coI0uhClohs, ueS
oepses nodes and phases OF S VeHs UVn and % Mercury &C.
Tbe sphere representing the eart IS cONereu WIZ WIZ
Of the two heInspheTes sHrIonnGSa ~ re TsaTe posi-
equator which always MAINTAIN tneir true 80 I've their
ton 10 the Instructors by IT'S use may 6 and
scholars clear idea of the changes OF the seasons,
and other interesting astronomical phehoiheh"
SEPARATION OF TIN AND ARsENIC.aifIG,- u I'l,
sess0r W0her's method is based on the soluoy vi +
phde of arsenic bisnlphate of potash when 9oeS n4e
dissolve the tin. The mass after Delne & OK notash
acid is allowed TO digest with sulphur ana eausV PH
fill the solution is complete. Inc hqud tult, oeIl3
treated by sulphurOus acid III excess is allowed 10
Sr some lime and is then eyapOrated until an Tue sur
huTons acid Is driven The sulphde of tin is then re-
Snoved bv filtration. and washed with stronS eoIutU
of common salt which may be removed from the pie&Ti III
fate nv an acid solution of acetate of ammonia inc
snphde of tin is converted into the oXyd OF TN ny
in9 i'm contact with air. Arsenic may be pree."@,U @
from the arsenous acid contained the liquid by cur
rent Of suphureted hydrogen
CURE FOR DRY Rot IN WOODEN ISdTks SdkSS a.
TUREs-Mr Junker, the manager OF the aSI the
Haaran in Silesia, has discovered that tiI, ,Ted
great nuisance of all aka works is an eXCee H bn WORK
srsinst dry ROT i'm wood This kind OF decay Is c Mo,
~ The snofes Of fungus tMerults tdcrE'onSl Wci
erav md their way through the soiiand are SOM t @
carried by currents of air The s sau 10 81
rest tbeir action m lf-decayed wood IL may oe d
Sy mixing il with other material so as 20 Iota
HrIicb will harden like the ordinary tank-Naste
eoor m the mixture called tank waste Is the 20
described chemical works, 1t IS ch,eIy SeiSs
oIychiorde Of calcium England where the business
IN more Extensively than in any other part Of the wOId
the tankwaste of aka works is given to any one VINO
will cart il away.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
Sunuutr 8ttuais.

A TLANTIC HOUSE, Wells Beach, Me--Ths
popular Sea SIDE hoGse has been entirely nshed and enlarged
be addition Of forty located within
Of e water and commands nIobsrSed Of the
s ooahns f'hhs and cunning ABILITIES the best the
hAIet bowling nc Pebge take the the Eastern
SIC Maine D'pe aud s,9D Wells depot ~ie convey
a.XV v ~s Lslsa y. 4 sAVob, prVyr.HL
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14

60 grt.
rNO LET-The PREMISES Nos. 206 and 20S
l. Pulton-st, 80 fee. front Apply to .. . ,..
rTO LET-During his absence in Europe, the
splendid RESIDENCE Of JOHN TAYLOR, HBwSde, Flushing
elegantly furnished water baths stables chons 10 Ornamental
grounds Terms sasic,ory for SALR With $40 very low
Apply 70 H. o. EMBRBB No. 81 Wilhamtt
'TO LET-In Brooklyn, with possession, at
i Nos O2 lO3 Iycrsonst. geneel 3stoy EXTENSION
DWELLINGS Water Bath aud Newly PAnd good order and
negbbohogd Myrtleave Car time 20 minutes Apply on
PREMISE, =
TVO LET-Furnished brown stone HOUSE,
No. 90 Second place BrOOkyn J. VANDERBILT No % Fulton
st, NY
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
orrca op A.slsrANr QuArrERnAsrER GKNFRAI

AZ
No. II sTArKsr, NEwYoRK CIrI, August g. 1851 !
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this oe THURSDAY the 18th lust for delivery
Military Posts Of the several quantities Of COAL and WOOD pse-
uvely;
AZ Columbus 800 uns Of Coal ard 200 cords Of Wood
AZ Fort Wood 500 tuns Of Coal aud IS Cords Of Wood
At Fort Wsdsworth, 200 tuBs Of Coal
Fort Hamilton 500 ans Of Coal aud 100 cords Of Wood
At Fort Lafayette, 50 tuns OF Coal
Al Port schuyler 400 tans Of Coal cords Of Wood
Al Dsvds Island 100 tans OF Coal
The Coal 10 be OF the best quality OF Anthracite OF
pounds OF Fort Columbus 10 be delivered the
yards At each Post, TO be weighed the post scales
Mehnta hard wood the standards tho cord one hundred And
twenty eight cubic feet
Bidders will be required accompany their bids with guarantees
espoBsbe parties that n their bids accepted
Lsy will within days thereafter execute contract for The
with sufficient surees In the Of $4,000 hye Thousand dol
deliver tue Coal aud thousand dollars TO deliver the
wood they bid therefor In conformity with the terms Of the ad
yeTtisemeLt
Pavmeu acknowledgment Of the proper receipt
All the coal and contracted for to be de-
hverel BY before the 3nh day Of September. 1907.
privilege reserved Of rejecting all Of the bids deemed
advisable.
Bids should Endorsed Proposals for Coal" for Wood" and al
dressed TO the undersigned.
For further particulars apply at this once.
BY order Of Byt MAorGen RUFUS INGALLS,
Asst. Or. hr GenL L. g. A.
r. r. MORGAN Byt Lieut. CoL and A. u W.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
BuarS anS Rooms.

DUaIU HIIU tUUHIb'
DLEASANT ROOMS TO LET, with BOARD,
al the CROFT HOUSE 10 the Highlands of PunSS West
Point Terms moderate. Address BAsTON, GsIrsons T.
Ciy efenee Nrrma No $50 Broadway, aud houis Philips
No. 10 Pinest, or No 4J1 sr,haye
eeH AND UPWARD for light, single ROOMS,
SpO With BOARD 80 without board per day $l So at DUPONT
HOUSE corner Lsisht aud Hudson'st
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
Situations Ianish- -fmalts.


10 WET NURSES, with Milk from one to SIX
i months want situations Can be until p "a az NO
sirthst near Bogev Mrs HANSENS NURSE AGENCY
A NUMBER of well-recommended German
N GIRLS WANT SITUATIONS for general housework etc. |"
Mr. LOVES GERMAN INSTITUTE II Santon-st near Chnsae
A NUMBER of German Girls WANT STU
n ATOMS Apply at No 100 East Housonst, near Bowery.
FOOD SERVANTS, GERMAN GIRLS, &e7
" families hoes boarding homes c OF eo1nS sInS ns
STthare below Wages &C. moderate 10 snh the times
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14

U. s. kNGlNEER OEnCa, No. II StaiesL, Albany n Z.
SEALED proposals will be received at this
~ Oace anl FRIDAY Aug 90 1867 for furnishing the United
States the Dykes aud Islands between Albany aud VahWes Point
Y. the following mAteriasi
s yards OF ubbe 10 he
delivered the dykes islands ordinary high water delivery
Sept TO- and continue at the Of 300 cubic yards
day.
M Po 1900 cubic yards orles slope wall pieces
least, Is inches deep and Of material apt dstegae
seee he delivered the the Of the
old dykes piles Of about 50 CUBIC yards about 20 yards delivery
sept TO- and to continue the Of $50 cubic per
day.
Forms proposals. he obtained this once where full particulars
will be The successful bidder will he repaired
Win the United States with sufficient
for bonds furnished bids
deemed disaiyanageous 10 the U. s will be received
~ order ~ ktt NE.u-Gsl, JOHN NEWTON
JOHN a. WILSON Major of kpsA And bvl lAsul Col " 4
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.
: L MAMMlNn NJ I'D.

DOLITICAL MANUAL FOR 1857
n IScIuDIEG CLAfsiHED SUMNARY THE INFoKTAST
kxRcUTIyB,
JUDICIAL AND
PoLITIco MILITARY FACTS OF THA PERIOD.
Prom July 4, 1895 10 April !, 1867
esUdrE ths lhts action Of
CONGRESS on RECONSTRUCTION
BY EDWARD MCPHERSON.
Cuh 0ils House " Representatives, Of th. UseS States
CONTENTS:
PJeidert JolnsoBG Speeches
H. hsssagsG
Ill Hsnbtn ofhe Cabinet
Second Session 1stb Coner.sa
%. Frst Session Ioh CopEr,s1
Ard Claimants Of Seats Therein
w. Votes o. Political Bills and Resolutions
v. Reconstruction Measures Of 39th eosg.sses
RscopEruetOn Act and Supplement Copy Of Tess Oath
Fourteenth Constitutional Amendment
VI PIoelanStiots and oIdsrL
VII judicial opinion on Hsbeas Corpus.
Mississippi Injunction Case.
VII Resolutions Of and State Conventions Phladepbia
PtisbSrgh, Cleveland, &c
ISn nfAueuEs-copbsetent Maryland Ohio Tennessee, Ala,
lana Ahibsas North Carolina, South Carolina Virginia
1bt kentoehy and Virginia Resolutions Of 1888
H FSnpeal Miscellany Elective Franchise
P'opofte Substitute ioT 18th AmeudibenC
hfebondIbL Maryland Recent Lfglsation
Corittaiobs cotVsDtons Pablie Dslto ofus
Fn' 81 booUd 10 s Psps, Covers IS een sent ~ VA. on
IIiL TaIEti'E. Sea yolL
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
Citp Bral Gstatr for Sals.
Brooklyn Seal Gstatt for Sale,

TOR SALE, or EXCHANGE for q FARM, q
i bdck HOUSES In Brooklyn Apply P.W. wILDEY, No. ii
Broadway Room No. 81
rPO INVESTORS.-PrOdu REAL ES-
TATE In an improving nezborhood Brooklyn safe as Gov
For SALE brown stone DIV ELNG HOUSES nos leased
10 Grsass May next aud producing over 10 &
owner No IB BeaerL, Hew'iork, or H. A. sPAFAhD No. o
Remsen.tt, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
90 cfarmtrs ano Others.

EOR SALE-A herd of blo0ded fresh MICH
cows imported Ayreshire Bull old Her
lcs produce Of the above Address by mail NJ sTETSON
House SeNiorh when particulars and an opportunity to them will
be- gwen
TNHE CELEBRATED WICKS WHEAT-The
earliest most productive and best khd Of While Winter Wheat
grown Poupound packages by mall postpaid s 49, &3 busLe
go for bushels Address KING Kings Ferry dayusa Co.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14


DETURN TICKETS TO PARIS and BACK.
III FIRST CLASS, s2OO IL GOLD.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING Al
~ QuBBNSroWN-hs Inaan Line, sahag seniwssiP eA'~s
the u 4 Mails
CITY or ay issps, n
OP
CITY or PARs.. IaCd "a
succeeding SATURDAY and WEDNssDAi e""a n'H "
' RATES OF PAssAGR
By the mail stesaer sailing every SAiurday: - .r,
FIRST CABIN ~ "D slO STEERiGE : ~, .......s
To London. ............. lle To LoR9oeV''"'''''' 81
To Paris ...........,.... i2Sl To Paris.
Passage by the "Wednesday ssesmeufl Csoin, eI8I sss'
ESQ Payable In u \. Currency. . =. -.
Passengers forwarded HA're Hamburg Bremen Ae s
crate rates -.
Steerage passage from Liverpool Queenstown go eaTrsn
Tickets &c bought sending for tf snds
For n,rthev ,nf,v,naion anniy a. odoea
JOHN H. DABs. Agent. No IS Brosdw.r L
STEAM BETWEEN ANTWERP and NEW
The LIVERPOOL YEw YORK, and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY,
INMAN LINZ
Antwerp 70 New rot "y
month commencing with -.
For further information apply at the Cotepany's ehee
No. is Broadway, NJ
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
@rOposals.
i;yi,p s1,;S. fSsISsfS;. 6yrlcs,
IMPROVEME,


IMPROVEMENT OF THE DES MONIES
Il RAPIDS OF THB MISSISSIPPI RlvER-SBALRD PROPOSALS.,
in duplicate received this once until ~ IN. WEDNESDAY
steber 1857 for exeavatng the prism constructing
all OF the canal for the VI the navigation oi the
Mississippi River a the Des Moines Rapids
eaas be about even and ha niles long ertenos
om Nashville Keokuh Iowa The width al the water surface inside
be30A three hundred feet in embankmsnt and 80 1.-Two
and hy feet excavation and low water 10 be hye eet
deep An from the prism Of the canal to be used
bUu the enbnkmn The latter throughout the greater part OF
will be 900 three handd feet nom the Iowa shore
the bottom Of the canal VIII have SLOPE
Of inches the mile The embankment 70 be
built eJ and ock he 10 item fee. vide top ineadne
coverings TO he vo feet above nigh water marx Ne
thickness the protection be q two and one ha feet on ne
nver 1.-TWO feet the canal side aud lone foot on top
propositions the price at which each and every hnd Of
specified the proposal TO be done aud no bid vi" be eonsoee
that Is not definite in this respect
this advertisement must be attached 10 eeb proposal
Each bid must eenn written or printed guaranty signed oy TIVE 70
sponsbe
Blanks or proposals required with form Of guaranty will be
furnished At this oeee application nj,
all be considered including the
expense furnishing all the materials and performing al The ~oTS
according plans and specifications exhibited at the letting
canal estimated az %2OoSo Two mlon
thousand hundred frhve The sm"nnt .ppo
hundred thousand dOlas-the
contract only be made to this amount
Il5 " the amount OF WORK done OF mAe
thereof will be reserved until the whole
subject Of contract shall be entirely completed
Persons desiring fther information obtain the sane By calling
this once where plans specification and form oi CONTRACT eau oe
consulted
doed Proposals. work the improvement Of The Dss Mone
Lieut. Col 3th Infantry, BIT MAjorGenerh U. {. Army
The tri-weekly standard., 1867-04-23

Replies :" We know our friends" Or
suppose your wrists were handcuffed,
and some kind-hearted person should
take off the handouts, who would you
call your friend, the one who put them
on or took them off? The Republican
party have taken otfthousands of hand
cuffs. Whom will you choose, Repub-
licans or Democrats? 4? Our President
has vetoed every bill that has been Of
fered for our welfare; Congress, the Re-
publican party, have passed over them
lis veto. This is why we are allowed to
meet here and exchange our views like
men tonight. We come here for no
political excitement, but because we
wish to preserve our rights. If fpracti-
cable, we would be friendly with all
and forgiving, with malice toward none
harmony in all our hearts ; but we must
be decided like men. Who shall make
laws for us ? Will we vote for Repub-
hcans or Democrats? Unanimous cries
of for Republicans only" 1t was
then voted: "This is a Republican meet
ing"