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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-28
The Missomri LeglsIntmre.

The Missouri Legislature has adjourned.
The ST. Louis Democrdt thus condenscs
its approval of the more important acts of
this body. II says:-
"a Legislature that elects Chas ID. Drake
Senator, proposes to the people an impartial
suffrage amendments, casts Out no end OF
officials whose pretended elections were ac-
complished by the admission Of rebel votes,
removes two Judges whose attempt to stretch
a judicial decision has rendered them dam
gerous, puts two millions into aschool fund,
restores the credit of the State, secures til,
completion Of the Platte Railroads. gives
ST. Louis Il new charter, a tax consolidation
and II health bill, and to the State University
reasonable appropriation, is by no means
Il bad legislature
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-28
MARYLAND and DELLA WARE

The Philadelphia North american refer
ing to the outrageous action of the rebel
conservatives Of Maryland, thus concludes =
Unless Congress should intervene for the
protection Of the loyal population, both white
and colored, Maryland will be Il source of
trouble for years to come. As ii is, the in
iluence of the Rebels there has been sufiici-
| cnt to drive emigration away from the State
Cause sufficient exists TO justify the extern
sion to Maryland of the provisions of the
Military Reconstruction BILL and we trust
that Congress will feel no hesitation in doing
| so. Give the suffrage there to the same class
| of population provided for in the scheme
adopted by Congress, and the State would
be rescued from Rebel hands and treason
would be at discount. The enfranchisc-
mcnt of the colored citizens would rcvolll-
tionize the Eastern Shore, and render the
State thoroughly loyal and Republican.
i II is Of primary Importance that the Ma
tiona Capital should be relieved of the sur
rounding of disloyalty that it would inherit
from the rebellion if we do not resort to som,
such measure What Washington was dur
inf the long dominance of slavery we al
know too well. We have then the right Il
make change there, ane we should be con
J tent with nothing short of complete on,
that will relieve us of all further trouble
The proceedings of Congress on this subiec
are full OF encouragement to patriotic hopes
Let MS have these gratifcd, and the civiize'
c world will sanction our cause, while tn
: friends of freedom everywhere will rejoic
over it.
Any statements that can be predicated d
Maryland. may generally be applied to Della
r ware, and especially anything with refercnc
0 to her political situation, II the provision
S of the Sherman bill should be extended [
one State no good reason can he offered VIII
: the other should not be included. And if
y be deemed desirable that Maryland and Del;
ware should become loyal States with r.
y publican form Of government joining hearth
&c in the spirit Of American civilization, al
N keeping step with their sisters in natiol
a. al progress, there is an easy way to accon
piish SO desirable result,-by simple al
ID brief Amendment to the National Constit
ton.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-28

Mr.. BLAINE, of Maine, whose positions are
not always impregnable, made good point
in Congress, on Saturday. In reply to a re-
mark of General Butler he said that-If the
gentleman means to impugn the newspapers
OF the country, take up the gauntlet, and
say that better class of men does not exist
in the United States than those who repre-
cont tho f,raee
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-28

The DISCUSSION between Mrssrs.' Butler
and Bingham, in the House on Tuesday, pre-
sentcd very unfortunate evidence Of the
decadence in mental vignr of the latter gen
tlcmen, as well as his serious disregard of
the gentlemanly amenities and conrtesies Of
debate Whether we agree or not with
General Buffers ideas concerning the Sur
RAFT trial. wc cannot deny the force and co
gency of the arguments he advanced, and
his evident GOODNESS and self-command con
trasted very favorably with the unrestrained
violence of Mr. Bingham's reply. That
General Butler was not successful in some
of his military ventures is his misfortune,
not his fault, and no candid person can de
ny his great ability and keen discermenl as
a lawyer, legislator and a statesman, while
his wonderful executive success at New Or
leans is beyond the reach OF adverse criti-
csm.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-28

TIE JOURNAL, of this city, accords 10 the
just adjourned Legislature the credit of hay
ing "acted throughout, in harmonious
manner, and in the main evinced more en-
larged and statesmanlike spirit of legislation
than many of its predecessors.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-28
WILMINGTON, DEL:
THURSDAY, MARCH 18th, 1867.

The oFFIoE-noLDING MANIA of the Blair
family is likely to receive new qualification
If Frank P. should be confirmed Minister TO
Austria, according to the Presidents propo-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-28

If CoNGeEss SHOULD PASS the bill pro-
posed BY Senator Wilson, on Saturday, and
published IN our paper elsewhere, ii will
have the effect Of establishing colo-el suf-
| frasc In all the States, Delaware Included,
and will obyiate any necessity faran amend
IN mt to the Constitution. still the latter
plan would avoid all the dangers which the
former might experience III adverse dcci-
slons at the hands Of the Snpr me Court, and
| would he altogether more concl lsive and
unassailablc.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-28

kilograms from Washington, Wednesday
morning, state that -
Hon. George Read Riddle, Senator in
Congress from Delaware, is lying seriously
i'll at his residence in this city,"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-28

-Garibaldi is said to be writing his me-
moirs for posthumous publication.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-28

WILMER wilmer ATKINSON. EDITORS x rhofh'k'ohS'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-28

reas--Messis. Booth, Cooper, Corhii, Davis,
Frame, Houston, johnson Of Sussex, Jones, Lat.
tomus Raymond, Polk, Spe.ker-1l.
Nays-Mcssrs. Bancroft. Bradford, Johnson o
Kent. Ping, Pratt, Reed, NAPLES.
Absent, or not vnting Mtssrs. Alldrrllcr. Eli
ason, Bacon.
On the Brandywinc Bill:
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-28
yuE roTE on ruE BE1DcE BILLs

~ THE VOTE oy TIE BRIDGE BILLS.
The following is the vote in detail on the final
passage of the two bridge bills, in the Legislature
on Wednesday.
On the Christana bill =
SENATE.
Yeas-Nessrs Bounds, Elliott. Ellison, Hall,
jackson, Payntcr, Ponder
Nays-Messrs. Bewlcy and Williams =.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-28

Yeas-Messrs. Bewley, Bounds, Elliott, Eliason
Hall, jackson, Paynter Pondcr-s.
Nays-Nr. Williams.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-28

ChfOnitits Of INC Grthf ftcDtfIIbn.
We have received from Il. S. r. Butler,
1870 Market ST., Wilmington, very useful
convenient book of reference, for all matters
concerning the Rebellion, called the ''Chron-
icles of the Great Rebellion 1t compri-
ses a concise record and digest of the events
connected with the struggle, civil, political,
military, and naval, with the dates, victor
les, losses and results, embracing the per
iod between April %, 1860, and October 81,
1865.
The work will prove of the highest value
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30

RATHER SlNGuLAR.-A>few days ago
? prisoner named Davidson was tried
before Justice johnson On the charge Of
stealing carpet, sack, The Policeman
wrot, out his list ofEen16s, Prisoner Com.
plainant, and Witnesses, rs follows:
William Davidson.
jackson Anderson.
Alexander Madison.
James Ferguson.
III kknciDg over the list the officer
Observed that all the names ended with son,
srd remarked that. the name of the
Jhstics who had tried the case ended with
,fieSau letters. The good-nstured Justice
objected to being classed in such crowd
aud s ated that his name ended with ''ston'
instead of ''son.' We do not think the
records Of any Court or tribunal will show
FIVE names in one case which end with the
game letters Hhreling Register.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30
Prom he New York Herald.
A Chance for q DrnmatlBt,

Il IL q thousand pities that there l. no
living Shakespeare. an Aristotle or Schil'
kr, 10 weave trOn the events Of our tines
series cf iTtmas suited TO the genius Of
nistori. The occurreDces of the last ten
rIwoald have furnished the materials
Dor dozen such works. Can there be found
Dry thing more dramatic, for example, than
The episodes presented by the Mexican Elm
pirs under MaIimiliaI.? What heruine ia
history, Mary Queen of Scots. perhaps
excepted. offers suhjsc; for more spirited
snd touching Characterization than tine Em-
press CarlOtta2 Her beauty, talent and
queenl ke energy. her courageous struggles
against French dlc;ation and Mexican per
fidy. her stormy interview with Napoleon,
hsr frengied appeal 20 the Pope 1.-THE FIRST,
perhaps, who has been subject to such un
Ordcall, and her final trsnsference 10 pri-
vs,s mad house, would furnish scope for
the finest effects that CAD be produced by
the pen df = dramatic writer.
Then what a chance There would BE for
the delineation of character far exceeding
Richelieu in ambitious daring, craftiness,
,.selt- control, and reserve-that Of Napoleon!
The rest of the cast could be $led up with
the good natuled, uxtrious, and science low
ing Msximiian, the vain and Dsolent Bs-
sine. the mysterious Csstlenau, the long
winded Seward, laden with his tones Of
foreign dispatches, aud the mercurial knigh,
Grant Sherman, with his diplomatic San.
cho Panza at his heels. AL these would
furnish characters 'for drauia q more in
tense and real interest than any that has
been presented Oh the sta e. Il - TO be
regretted that there is no writer 10 be found
who could do justice to such q piece. AS
the main rOrsonage around whom its inter.
est centcrs, we certainly know no artist who
could attract for the character and miSior.
tunes of the unfortunate Carlotta SO much
admiration and sympathy as the great nc,
: rs who now concentrates all the attention
\ ) our play gocrs.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30
James Ferguson.

AMUSING INCIDENT The following lu.
dicrous occurrence took place recently at a
Good Templars Lodge out West:
Not having 6ttei up hall the Lodge net
in hall, adj lining which were several sheep
ing apartments. At meeting Of the lodge
young lady officer had no table. y polite
young gentlemau stepped to one of the
rooms and soon returned with a wtsh stand
from which the bowl and pitcher had been
removed. Accepting the thanks Of the Ia
dy he gracefully bowed and resumed his
seat between a couple Of Blooming danSels.
when to his horror, be discovered upon the
lower shelf Of the wash-stand a domestic
convenience in the crockery line, which he
had neglected to move. Blushing he shot
from the Hall without cven ga "aaios. -
The lady survives,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30

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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-01-30

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-04
Aus BEN Btrt&te bergp NJ
mtttet tyr etn vGtnmanpes
lersDepor beben mfr E,pI,

Aus BEN Btrt&te bergp NJ
mtttet FIR etn vGfnwanpes
ler>Depor beben MFR G,pI.
9enbeS berpor:
Die COMMITTEE bert9tet, boR fe BON
Der Mtnneiota @aQeY unp pacifez Babn
bus Al, otr obern 2anuuna beleoene @aa<
TEN Ma9a3tn Der Germ proine ouf Elm
Sabr mtetbfret etnaerdumt erbolten.
Is Dtei,s 5aus 1T In 3tmmer aetbefIt
unb oteIelben fno NIT S@laffsQen, ST.
ten uno &o@aparat ou8sefattet upprben.
Dk 9an3e @inrt@tunB fote1 $500
uppfar Der Staofratb cine @eloYerpiQt.
suna seu1a@t. Da aber bic @tabt pie
%eewSbnltt& fetn @elp In per &aGe bat,
10 ptrb ote 6anoelstaumer aufaeforpert,
ote $500 sorsul@teben.
5err .. pfaf 1T NIT etn.n, @ebalte
BON $3.50 pr Sag als Muf(eber oes Sc.
bduoe6 angeftelt &poroen. Diel.r Ger
TT Elm Deutl&er unp loQ auua Beten bet
Stanotnaofer nod etn Waun BON bte1er
Nattonalitat an9eftelt tperben. Dfe
COMMITTEE fdldgt ppr, BON ben @rwod,
ieuen, pel@e in Dem Depot fd eiuauar-
tterer Is Gents uno Don &iub,rr DE
6dlte 2o9ts> 9eblbre,1 III erbeb.n. Do
aber cteie8 mabrl&ttnlt& nt9t kintet&t
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aStbtg, taB bic 6anbelsfammer etnen fer>
neren 8pri@uB Don $500 made.
@omooSre Dapioi on su bepesen, NIT
letnen 8ooten e. t an Der pbern Qan-
Dung antuleaen, ebt er feline @aiatenpai-
lo9fere uno Grodt an Der uuter1 Saw
ouns abftbt, bat bic Committee ai&t per-
rnc&t ba9esen bat Dastolp Jon perlprp@en,
rpen1 ct cine beird&tlt9e Nnaabl BON
G%inpanoerern IN Boob bal, bielelbe mad
Der Sbern 2arbune iu bef1rbtrn.
s Dae @oltstlatt iast BIZ @ode{,
ter ppf, Elm berrorraSenoe6 unb lettenpe8
&epubltfuntl&es Organ TONNE f1r etx
ftritft6 E"emperen3eeleb beraus.
Da8 uterDprraoenbeun b | ets
tenoe" &tpublffant1&e Sroan, er>
ldeint in Dem Staotden &odettr tn
Slmfeo County unb bat ettpa 200 Mbons
nenten+ @6 miro in e,nsm umtretlt Don
1 u.eta balb Wetlen eelelen unp attbt e
(eltft bort taufenoe BON Gen3pofen, bic
pett ubersorrasenoer" 1uo, al6 pttles
electromagnetic" SrQan, uno ieper Setter
etnss swetlpdnnteen S9lenfubrmerfs TN
Vebtete iener 1 u.ein balb Msilen v~lettet"
mebr ols jenss uleitenoe rspublttanil@t
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-04
2(&ue Mn3etg&m.
Office bes @bief GemmiGary Of SubffenA
Dtpartement Dafata,
Et MouI m;,4 % QI.~T 1oe1

WV
ren,1 ant bem Sui,
wie folst:
4lub, ettpa 80 Meilen tpeltlid BON Sort Mbercrune-
Bit, .. s., III etablirenbeu ppten. Die 6alft
an pber spr bent 10. September 1867.
Gin bunbert unb fe93i9 @tId mad bent neueu
bel Devils Qafe 60. s. gu etablirenben pufer,
bic 5alfte Cd 81 ltefern Bis gum 10. SulY, 1867.
unb bic ~rebrtgen AT pber upr bent 10. September
1867.
Gin bunbert uub 3ebn Q1O @tid mad 8prt
8ertbclo> .. g. cine 5alfte C4) au liefern bis auun
10. Suli 1867. unb ben Sfelt at, pbtr spr bent 10.
September 1867.
!3ptibunbert unb fin3is @tid na& Sort gt,
fpr6, .. s, cine 6alfe CD au liefern an pber Ypt
benz u. Sult 1867 uue bic uebrisen AT pber Snr
benz 10. September 1867.
Sie mi0tn int Dur@ianitt 1900 pfunb 8rutts
mteeen. NQe tpel9t unter 900 pfuub tpteaen.
8uQen, v@tags", @9aAp91en unb unaebErnt1
&tnbpteb tperben suridseptel fen.
Mngebote bura ben Ielegrapb pber Anbere irre-
eulare uao unfprmeQe @neetote tperbea ni9t III
Wetra9t genprtntet.
Sebts Mnsebot n1uB> unt beriifI9tiat III tperben
cine 9eI9riebene @arantte BON apet 1eranttpprtlI
@en Ytripnsn t%ntbaltsu, ttt folSt.
We, and, of the county
Of, State Of, do hereby gua>
rantee that, is able to fulfill a
contract in accordance with the terms
of his proposition, and should his
proposition be accepted he will at
once enter into a contract in accor>
dance Herewith, and we are prepared
to become his securities, giving good
and sufficient bonds for its fulfill
ment..
Die gerantpprtli9feit Der Biraen rn1B burd
8el9einigun9 bes @lert Der nd6iten Difrtct @purt
pber bes gereinieten Staaten Dttrictantpalt 1tad-
9emielen unb bic 8eI9eini9un9 benz Mngebpte BEL
9el4lcRen tuerbet+
ben 9an3et Betrag pber fir teben Dotett b~elonber8
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