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WHAT SuRRATT Could Prove BY BR1
GADIER. GENERAL LEE.-That the prisoner
at the bar having left Washington, asgiver
in evidence by the prosecution, on the 25ti
of March, 1865, reached Richmond Va.
on the 18th of said month, and on the 3lst Of
March was charged by Mr.. Benjamin, Sec
rotary of State as aforesaid, with dis
patch for the said witness, Z. G. Lee, at
Montreal, where he arrived, as hereinbe
fore stated, on the 9th Of April, where he
remained until the 18th of April, and Their
went 10 Elmira on business for said Lee
and stayed in Elmira until after the assas
sination of Mr.. Lincoln.
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REMOVAL or JUDGEs.-Mr. W illiams, of
Pennsylvania, introduced joint resolu-
ton to-day proposing an amendment to the
Constitution of the United States in regard
to Judges of the Supreme Court and other
courts, as follows:
Resolved, de-, That it be proposed to
the several States Of this Union to amend
the Constitution Of the United States in
the Ist section Of the Sd article by adding
thereto the following: But for any reason
BILE cause which shall not be considered
sufficient ground for impeachment, they,
the said Judges, shall be removable by the
President, on the address of two-thirds of
each branch Of the Legislature.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
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Fields Cook is entirely mistaken when
he says that the negro race will increase
in the United States. 1t is perfectly OBJ
vious that it will not remain at all great
while i'll the present United States. If
there were not single white man to-day
south Of the Potomac, in the lapse of q
short period the understanding from Eu-
rope and the North-would have taken
possession of the country. There are now
81 100000 Of white people in the United
States and 100000 Of blacks. Shoals of
white immigrants from Europe arc landing
every month at New York. Political
troubles in Europe (and the atmosphere
is charged with them) will greatly increase
this immigration. The wave of immigra-
ton which now hangs suspended over the
South will presently descend upon us, and
the blacks will DO pushed southwark, or in
southwesterly direction Charlottesville
Chronicle.
Twenty years ago Robert J. Walker in
timated that the negro race would have to
be sent out Of the United States into Mex
leo ria Texas. They will have to go.
They cannot long hold any position in
Virginia at least. The whites from the
North will drive them out Of the pleasant
regions Of Virginia.
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IMPORTANT MovEMEST.-A car load OF
new wheat came through Norfolk last Sa-
turday from Strawberry Plains, East Ten
pessee, destined to Baltimore. The through
charge for the tip was seventy-four cents
a bushel. No doubt it was an expert
mental shipment.
Alive to the value and Importance of
This trade, the president Of the roads from
Norfolk to Lynchburg has proposed q
schedule of charges which will give the
Virginia and Tennessee road $3.50 and
the Norfolk and Lynchburg roads S32 90
per car load-equiyalen to thirteen cents
a bushel each to the two divisions of the
line; and reducing the charge per bushel
! from Bristol to Norfolk from about forty
one cents, which is the present aggregate
of local charges, to twenty-six cents for
! the through charge.-NorJolh Journal.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, July l6.-SENATE.-The
bill relieving certain descrters frow penal
ties was passed.
The President sent message regarding
the Russian Possessions treaty asking al
appropriation to carry it out; also con
vention between the Governments Of the
United States and Venezuela providing fol
the settlement Of American citizens claim!
against the latter.
After an Executive session, Indian Of
fairs were discussed. Adjourned.
UoUsE.-Mr. Stevens introduced two
bills on reconstruction-one entitled ga
bill to enable the inhabitants of the south
crn Territories to form State govern
ments." Both were ordered to be printed
and referred to the Committee on Recon
struction. Adjourned.
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TIE HrNNICuTT PLATFORM.-Patronize
no man, and vote for no man for any office
who is opposed to the Nelg Nation, and
who oppose the men who do patronize the
Ne,e Nation. We urge the adoption OF
this action in self-defcnce.-Ne,o Nation
Of yesterday.
OrrICE-SEEKERs UNDERsTAND.-At a
mass meeting held in The First Baptist
Church Norfolk last Tuesday evening,
and largely attended by the colorcd vo-
tcrs Of this city, the colored people de-
cided to patronize no merchant, nor vote
for any candidate for Office who did not
advertise or otherwise support the Inio1
Republican. This is warning to all mel
who desire the patronage Of the colorcd
people, or want their suffrage, and cspeci-
ally those who now hold oitice.-lnion
RcDUJliCQN.
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Arm at 1852 for common, and ss.7s for

firm at 1882 for common, and ss.7s 70,
strained.
New YORK, July l6-P. M.-stocks
dull. Gold, 14O1k. 5.2Us, '62, coupons,
lll3d. Cotton unchanged sales, SOC
bales. Flour dull; State, s7@sl2.50
southern, s9.759s7.25. Wheat heavy
new Georgia amber, s2.759s2.s0. White,
s3.2O@s3.25. Corn scarce; mixed west
ern, s1.O5Gs1.O7 Pork, $3.50. Groce-
ries and naval stores quiet.
BALTIMORE, July 16.-Cotton dull and
nominal. Coffee quiet and FIRM stock OF
Rio, 1000 bags. Flour and wheat steady
White corn, s1.l90s1.20 !; yellow, 81 IA.
Provisions very firm and advanced. Ba;;
con shoulders, II 7s812c. rib sides, Is &C.;
bulk shoulders, 1896; sides, 1850. Mess
pork, 1924; stock Of all kinds very light.
CINCINNATI, July l6.-Flour and wheat
are steady, with light supply red wheat
sold at $40, to arrive. Corn dull !;
prime white, sacks; held at GOO. Mess
pork quiet at s23. Bulk meats active
sales ofhogsheads shoulders at l0c.; sides,
l2c. Bacon firm; shoulders, ll1sc.; clear
sides, lac.
WILMINGTON, N. c., July 16.-Spirits
turpentine firm at sic. Rosin firm at
s2.6O@S7-the latter figure for window
glass grade. Tar steady at 1886. Bust
ness more active here.
| MOBILE, July 16.-Cotton closed firm
sales, $50 bales; factors claimed full rates
low niddling, 2l1ac. receipts, GO bales.
AUGUSTA, July lC.-Cotton more active
and frmer; sales, 225 bales; middling, 23
@23Tc.
CHARLESTON, July 16.-Cotton market
somewhat improved; sales, 81 bales mid
ding, Csc.
SAVANNAH, July 16.-Cotton active
sales 10 bales; middlings, &c.; receipts,
So bales.
LONDON, July 16-Noon.-Consols, 9434
United States bonds, IS. Sugar-No. II,
Dutch standard, 255. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, July 16- Noon.- Cotton
firm; estimated sales, 5000 bales; mid
ding uplands, lOhd.; Orleans, 101ad.
Pork, 73s. cd. Bacon, AS. cd. Corn, 36s.
Common rosin, IS. fine rosin, rs. Tur-
pentine, 3ls. Tallow, AS.
LIVERPOOL, July 16-Evening.-Cotton
unchanged; sales reached 10000 bales.
Manchester adyices are unfavorable.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
special telegram to the Dispatch.
Convention OF tho Educational Assc-
ciRffOn of yiryinIa

Convention OF tho Educational Asse.
citation of Virginia.
LrNcHBURG, July 16.-The Educationa
Association Of Virginia convened in it,
annual meeting in this city tonight.
There is already good attendance O
the members, and many others are ex
pected to arrive by the next trains.
Professor Charles l.. Cooke, president
of the Association, presided, and Profes
, sor Abbott acted as secretary.
Among those present I noticed DR.. D.
A. Sears, agent of the Peabody fund
Professors Holcombe, Holmes, Schele De
We're, Minor, Atkinson, Nelson, Wells
General Smith, Colonel. Preston, and Co.
lionel Cutshaw, of the Virginia Military
Institute; Rev. A. J. Leavenworth, of Pc.
tersburg, the corresponding secretary Of
the Association; D. Lee Powell and
Charles II. Winston, of Richmond and
other well-known teachers of Virginia.
General Lee, who was expected to be
present, it is said will not be able to at.
tend.
President Cooke delivered an able in.
troductory address on the subject, "The
true idea of a female school for our lati.
tude, our people, and our day"
After appointing the usual committees
on organization, the Association adjourned
until tomorrow.
Many important and interesting subjects
will be discussed during the sessions, full
reports of which will be sent to the Dis,
DutCh, G.,
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A New YORK MERCHANT TIE y1cr1,

| A NEW YORK MERCHANT THE VICTIM
OF HYDRoPHoBIA.-A case of that most
dreadful of maladies. hydrophobia, has
occurred at Newton, Long Island, termi.
mating fatally last Monday afternoon. The
victim was Mr.. Hooser, New York mer.
chant, residing with his family in the vii.
lage Of Newton, and TIE circumstances
are narrated as follows by the Brooklyn
Eaqle:
About three months ago Mr.. Hooser no.
ticed that his dog was sick, and he con.
cluded to give the animal some medicine.
While doing SO Mr.. Hooscr was bitten in
both thumbs. There was no suspicion en-.
tertained that the dog had the hydropho-
bia it had attempted to bite an old gen
tleman on visit to the house the day pre-
vious, and appeared to be unwell, but as
the animal drank water freely, no appre-
tensions we're felt.
The night after 1t bit Mr.. Hooser the
dog broke loose and was found dead on
the road next day, and appeared to have
been run over. Mr.. Hooser's wounds
healed up very soon and gave him no I'M
easlness, and he had thought no more of
the matter until Friday last, when under
'"hihS W vi iiih oottle VI citrate OF mag
nesia, nc experienced great difficulty in
swallowing, and this trouble increased and
other confirmatory symptoms of hydropho-
bia appeared. 1t is needless to dwell
upon the suferings Of the unfortunate
man, in whom all the well-known and ter
rble features of the malady were observed.
The physicians in attendance did all that
medical skill could accomplish, and though
unable to save the unfortunate mans life,
were able to moderate his sufferings. De-
ceased was thirty-fve years of age.
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IN Interesting Description of Sur
From III" New York Tribune.

From IN" New York Tribune.
!, Surratt sits in court with hat re-
moved, VIC see his face more clearly. A
gnal! head, long, glossy, light brown hair,
rushed M from full fair brow; small
ygpiliae nose, so hollow at its parting
ON the forehead that a child's finger
Ill across would hardly fill the indenta-
on; eyes gray, Gecp-set, GEAR together,
.rocst, sccrctiyc, but with u good deal Of
mposurc, gained perhaps in so long
ring fate 10 do It's worst; mouth weak,
!. hidden BY light auburn moustachc,
I'D long, uayr0W-pointci tuft OF beard
1lant from the narrow chin. The face
alnost q triangle, narrowing down rcgu-
.r from the forehead on each side TO the
;a;cd chin.
50 the young prisoner sits, slowly NOV
.apalm fan, noticing each little detail
awycr, witness. and spectator, usually
enc. sometimes smiling, through the
WINNER DAYS. while the scales yibratc,
e,.rs;py his life Or death. What memo
e, must crowd upon him. His youth at
ID Je,ui, College his deep zeal for the
c1o! cause; his long night journeys with
information from Washington to Rich
nogd then with money and messages from
I.u.monQ TO Montreal: Iunaing picketS;
N5. at by scouts: SD par;iugS and glad
meetings. with his bctrothed, who waits here
take the stand and give her woman's
voice for lis life the long Canadian hiding,
c;ns out only by night and in priestly yes
;urc>: tid;ngS OF the trial and execution
his ;amiliarS; of tic impending fate OF
lis mother for human natures sake his
unset should prove their assertion that
B. desired to come and save her, but was
%, allowed TOY then Of her ignominious
eath the secret ocean passage; the con-
raMentS in England and France: the
Il years service IS common soldier !;
liking everywhere Of the one great sub
"aj that filed his thoughts; his arrest at
lie little Italian village; his leap Of thirty
sven feet over the parapct TO escape, with
he connivancc Of BIZ guards his flight to
Naples; then W the Mediterranean: no
%.mancut reiuEc-no rest for the sole Of
L, foot lis landing at Alexandria to find
lie lie OF JanisSaricS waiting 10 arrest him
gain, and St. Marie, like an avenger of
hood, standing by to identify him. Then
cupboard, prison, manacleS, and this long
z-:iing for the verdict.
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The Rev. DR.. Whittle, the ASSISTANT
Bishop elect of the Diocese of Virginia
spent Saturday and Sunday in this city.
On Sunday afternoon he preached an able
sermon at Grace church. He has not yet
determined to accept the high episcopal
Office to which he has been elected, Dut
has the subject under consideration ana
adyisement. The Doctor left yesterday
morning for the Rockbridge Alum Springs,
where he proposes spending some time tor
the benefit Of his health.-Lynch6urg V'r'
gilman.
In the House of Representatives, on
Monday, bill was introduced making
legal tender notes receivable for duties on
imports, which the Sun says is the most
practical measure for restoring the 20,
vernment currency to the specie standard
yet proposed.
mThe Times of India, of the 18th OF May
confirms the report of DR.. Livingstone
| death by assassination, and publishes the
particulars of the tragedy.
Pennsylvania has the word "white " IN
her Constitution in providing for the quail
acation. of Observation-Disclosures age
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4 RUSSIAN CoNTRAcT.-We understand
that the Colt Firearms Company have re-
ceivcd an order from the Russian Govern
ment for 100000 rifles of the Berdan pa;
tent. which is a new gun complete, and
that work on the contract will be com
meuced at once. The Russian commis
sioners have examined about every breech
loader in the country, and for simplicity
and durability the Berdan is pronounced
the best. The above contract will make
lively times at Colts. It will, we are IN
formed, take 1000 men nearly two year.
TO I'LL the order. -Hdrtford CourG,,t.
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THE POINT THE PRESIDENT MADE.-In
his message to Congress in regard to the
cost Of reconstruction under existing laws
the President said:
cit is worthy the consideration Of Con-
gress and the country whether, if the
Federal Government, by its action, were
to assume such obligation, so large an adj
dition to our public expenditures would not
seriously impair the credit Of the nation
or, on the other hand, whether the refusal OF
Congress to guarantee the payment Of the
debts Of these States, after having dis
placed or abolished these State govern
ments, it would not be viewed as a viola
ton of good faith and reputation by the
National Legislature Of liabilities which
these States had justly and legally in
cured"
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t. ncscribcd-Hc was I'm Rich
II. .h" hiring the War,

=, Ccrresrondcnce New YORK Tribune.
"Ss'', Toric is rather short, dark-haired,
3D. ' ND Canadian, with musical voice
NacS-e! Ita,;an face. The first words he
aud .. .,nrbed some chord in my memory.
SPOKE ro had had heard the mellow tone and
gu. MAT olive check? In moment 1
seen ~ Wv. Il was at Richmond, for five or
inoVsn<;, in The autumn and winter OF
SIX :, Marie came into Castle Thunder
Is: 1 n,5nr,,c gray as dcserter from o
N cou' to Union regiment. To "Junlus"
o',&"n r<s,C he declared himself only a
ma "a ~! IN s.racglcr, compelled to adopt
IlAoIt.~-oo to avoid the suspicion that
!, n 1 q northern spy. AS we pacea up
I" -. down between the condemned ecu ana
Al = T Jared windows of that iont room
~! ,.-;n w. The long days and nights, st; Marie
G.. r0SIrblc on hisrovins life, poetry, French
D e1y and philosophy. His manners
'., ~cf}nr6 and he waSa great Sentmentai-
W.. hnt Union prisoners never trusted
- ~ j,o was always talking of getting
~..'' % reach French in some southern
2 .".:,, and seeking confidential interviews
.o..I Alexander, the rebel commandment.
". mai release, | believe, was Tor giving
w n. information of q plan on the part
y, samc Confederate prisoners TO put IN
.:-,Y)ation a large quantity Of rebel cur
,.ncy He alleges that Windcr sent nm
.ga Wilmington blockadc-ruuner to Mas
49,, ,- whence he went to Europe; after
, ,, home to Canada; again back TO
W,-.ciIlcs: was French tutor IN an Eng
=" sm;Iy, and that failing, in order 70 see
r, -. he enlisted in the Papal Zouaves in
Trch, 1866. \ few days later Surratt,
.S5 was in another company Of the same
i,,.a,on, came and asked if he was an
,",rrican. Instantly recognizing the
, ~.<,joucr lWcichman had introduced
Y,-rn in Maryland, where st. Marie was
,r,rhiae early in the war;, he called him
lr name. and few days later gave inior-
Nation 70 Nr. King, The American Consul.
W.;, here St. Marie was in constant,
,sr.h apparently ground!eSS, terror OF
f.ac asSas,iuatod. Wien he suddenly
,,pearcd on the stand to testify, single
I,sily glance passed between him and
>.-ratt. Il vas like fash Of lightning,
l., the hot blood lcapcd 20 the prisoners
,sle cheek, and his eye was murder in the
rs. degree.
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REGISTRATION ITEMs.-In Princess Anne
the returns from Creed's Bridge, Black
water, and London Bridge give the whites
q majority of about ECO. Two other dis
! tricts are to be heard from-Kempsville
and the Courthouse-but it is presumed
that the whites have majority of the re-
gistration.-NorJolk Journal.
Suffolk, books closed negroes, 100;
whites, III.
In Pcallsville district, Bedford: whites,
274; negroes, $50.
whites, 63l blacks, 598.
In Augusta county the whites are 1903
ahead.
The whites are largely ahead in Stafford
county.
Registration commenced in Nashville,
Tenn, on Saturday, and out Of 400 voters
registered only thirteen were white.
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ADJOURNMENT OF C0NGREss.-A veto of
the new reconstruction act may be eX-
pected to be sent in tomorrow or next
day, when Congress, after passing the law
By two-thirds vote, will Immediately adj
journ. This is the general opinion of lead
ing men of all political parties in Congress.
1t is not thought that the error in the en-
rolment of the act, by which it became
necessary to recall it from the Executive
yesterday, will delay the adjournment be-
yond Thursday, at the farthest. National
MtclliQellCer.
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GENERAL BUTLER AND GENERAL GRANT
General Butler will attempt to take adj
vantage of the appointment of Mr.. Shank's
committee to investigate the treatment o.
Union prisoners by the rebel authorities
to ventilate some of his spite against &C.
neral Grant by furnishing to 1t copies Of
the proof-sheets Of his book, in which he
prints the official orders and communica.
tiops directed to him as Commissioner OF
Exchange from General Grant and the
War Department.
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS IN IowA.-Hon.
Charles Mason, gentleman we'll known
in this city and throughout the country,
has been recently nominated rs the Demo-
cratic and Conservative candidate for Co.
vernon Of Iowa. He is at present in this
city, but will return to his home in few
days. He expresses full confidence in the
success of the opposition to the Destruc-
tives at the coming election, assuring us
that great and important. changes have
already taken place throughout the great
Northwest National hteligencer.
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, July 1s.-A. M.-Stocks
steady. Money, sac per cent. Gold,
l4OA. Sterling exchange, time, lIoA )
sight, 1lO5a. 5-2Os, '62, coupons ! oa5s
Flour, 10320c. lover. wheat, lWoo.
lower. Corn steady. Mess pork drooplng
at s22. 700s22.75. Lard firm at l2Vds7sc'
Cotton qpiet; middling uplands, 2Gac.
Turpentine dropping at 57g5sc. Rosin
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AUTHORITATIVE DENIAL - MAYOR OF
RICHMcND.-We have seen it stated in
several papers that Mr.. Cornelius Harris
is going to run as o candidate for Mayor
of Richmond. We believe the rumor is
entirely groundless, and just gotten up by
rebels to maize political capital. Mr.
Harris has never intimated anything of the
kind to us.-Ne,c Nation official organ
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New FLouR.-Mr. J. J. Roller, of Rock
ingham county, on Saturday last brought
to this town twenty barrels Of extra -four.
ground from the grain Of the new crop. 1t
is of the Grattan Mills brand, and brought
&1l per barrel. This is the first lot Of new
| flour that has reached our market, and is
much earlier than usual.-.StauiltOn Spec
t4tor.
The same flour on the same day (that is,
if it was "extra'O would have sold for
Sl4 by wholesale in Richmond.
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A DAREEY's OpIN1oN.-De truf is, de
white folks feels above us. and as dey see
we is chen wild 'em, it kind oh aggrayates
dem. And as to dc Yankees, dey are worse
dan our folks. A Yankee nebber knows
when to stop akin niger to work; and
when de end oh de year come, an you az
him for money, bless de Lord, you owes
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TAXATION OR REPUoIATToN.-ln the
House on Monday Mr.. Holman offered a
resolution declaring that United States
bonds ought to be taxed by authority of
Congress for national purposes, so as sub
stantially to equaize such taxation to the
average taxation imposed on other pro-
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THE OLDEST ISHADITANT.-Aw writer for
the Sun says that Mr.. John Kits, of Balti-
more. is in his one hundred and fifth year,
having been born 1872. He was too old to
be drafted in the war of 1872. He is now
ouick in his movements, uses no specta-
Giles, and says he enjoys glass of old rye
as much as ever.
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At Republican Union Party In the
S1Tsfi

IT,, " 41sI,!!EGToS, July Jj.-Thc Congress
. y1@! republican Executive Committee
, E.I business meeting at the capitol to-
rs'"' About sixty members were present.
, ',iot'S We're made regarding the political
:, P ~ "a a; the South, which were gratifying
,.s an TIE Aearers, as they give promise Of
,5 .teS IN the Southern States by en-
'. $500 AaJorities, consequent on recon-
S,'~S'!oA. Tie committee, according to
- 80 statements Of members, will render all
- GU u! their power in furtherance OF
,,.r "ofE, and will cooperate in every
4' -.'.cs aud suitable way to secure a
g ...,, triumph in that section TO the
publican party.
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From the West Indies.

FORTRESS MONROE, July l6.--Arrived
gunboat Peoria, six days from St. Thomas
w. I. There was no fever there. Bust,
ness was dull, and the harbor full of ship.
ping.
The town of Basselona, st. Kits, was
destroyed by fire.
The cane crop was promising.
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PERsoSAL.-Hon. John Sherman arrived
in Washington from Europe, and took his
seat in the Senate Monday morning. He
reached New York on Saturday, having
made the trip in nine days.
The Hon. Thomas Cave, member Of the
British House Of Commons, was on the
floor of the Senate and House Monday, and
was introduced to several senators and
members.
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George ". Bungay has recently done up
Mr.. Greeley in versiclcs, Which he sent to
the philosopher and extracted the follow
ing:
"Frield Bmgay: I care very little
what people write about me. The verses
are we'll enough. All / can say to those
who growl because bailed jeff. Davis is
wait and sec. HORACE GREELEY"
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A MosT IMPORTANT FACT To RENEA-
GER.-That disinfection and the other
sanitary measures " should be performed
at the proper time-that is, before the
cholera is actually prevalent in town or
place." Never go to cleaning up after the
disease annearS