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New-York tribune., 1867-08-08
THE STREET CLEANING COMMISSION.

At meeting of the Board yesterday, tho
President OF the metropolitan Board OF Heatn ono0" ~
followinR resolution, which adopted;
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-06-07

aforesaid" and who 'sshall have taken the
following OATH" If we read these words by
themselves without regard to the other pro-
visions of the act, the impression is made
that two things must concur to authorize the
registration Of the applicant: First. That he
actually possesses the qualifications required
by the original act, and find that he is re-
CURED by this oath co swear to every one Of
these qualifications, and that no authority is
anywhere given to enter upon any other in
quiry as to his qualifications, or to admins
ter any other oath to him, or any other oath
to any other person, touching his qualifcs-
cions, and that his oath, and his oath alone,
is punished with perjury. 1t is impossible to
resist the conclusion that the oath itself is
the sole and only test Of the qualification Of
the applicant. When, therefore, a person
applies to the board for registration, the
power Of the board is confined to the admin
istration Of the prescribed oath, and if the
applicant takes that, his name must go upon
the register. The board cannot enter upon
the inquiry whether he has sworn truly or
falsely. That inquiry must be reserved to
the court, which may afterwards have juris-
diction to try him on an Indictment for PERU
ry. Next to the duties Of the board after the
registration is completed, they a re to super
intend the election and make returns Of the
votes, list of voters, and Of the persons cleo
ted, to the commanding general. It is very
clear from these provisions that in superin-
tending these elections the duty Of the board
is to receive the votes Of the persons whose
names are upon the registration, and to re-
ject all others. There is no provision to sur
charge, or falsify, or to add a single name
to the registration, OR to erase single name
which appears upon it.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-06-07
STONEBRAKER'S
GREAT COUGH REMEDY.
VEGETABLE
COUGH SYRUP

For the Rapid Cure of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Group, Whoopng Cough, Asthma, Difficulty
of Breathing, Splitting Of Blood, First
Stages of Consumption, Soreness of
the Throat and all Affections
of the Pulmonary Organs.
This Syrup is an invaluable remedy for the ale
Walton and cure of Pulmonary Diseases. 1t s
prompt in its action pleasant to the TASTE and from
its extreme mildness, is peculiarly applicable TO the
use of children and persons in delicate health As
an anodyne expectorant, it will always be found to
be beneficial, by aeviating and ariesting the Sc
spells coughing distressing the patient
The afflicted can rely upon its doing as much or
more than any other remedy in soothing the nerves,
facilitating expectoI aton and healing the Diseased
Lungs, thus striking at the root OF all diseases and
graduating it from the system.
All we ask is a trial OF this preparation, as it has
no equal in its effects and fails to give entire
satisfaction to all who it. We warrant it IN
all cases or the money refunded.
Try it--only % and 80 Cents a Bottle.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-06-07

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO AGENTS
4 OF STONEBRAKERS MEDICINES.
You are hereby notified not to make any set
Element of accounts for the sale of Stonebraker's
Medicines and Preparations, formerly the prop
erty of Stonebraker, Hoffman Co., or pay any
money on account of same to Fl. Stonebraker or
any one representing him, as he has no interest
whatever in the same All settlements must be
made with the undersigned or their agents. The
old agencies will be supplied by wagon as here
tofore. Applications for agencies will receive
prompt attention and Medicines forwarded free
of expense CLOTWORTHY 4 co.
339 W. Baltimore Street,
May "a '67-2m Agents for Proprietor
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-06-07

Factory "a j. Sc Camdon St. & As & Al Perry ST
NEAR HO WARD.
Warerooms No. 7 ". Liberty st. above Bait.
HNHESE instruments have been before the pub
lie for the last thirty years in co npeition with
the best makers Of the country, and are now
pronounced by all the leading professors and ar
natures the best Pianos manufactured. These in
struments have all the latest improvements and
are warranted for five years with the privilege OF
exchange within IL months if not entirely salts
factorily to the purchaser.
Second hand Pianos at prices from $50 to $500,
Meodeons, and Paror Organs from the best ma.
kers always on hand.
sn Reference, Gen. Robt E. Lee, Washington Col
lege Lexington; Rev. R. II. Philips, Va. Female
Institute; Miss Mary Baldwin, Female Institute
J. c. Covell Principal, and Prof W. G. Graham
of Va. Institute for Deaf Dumb and Blind, ani
j. W. Abby and Prof. Al Turner Staunton, Va
A call is solicited. Terms liberal
Sept s 1S65-1y
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head annnaIIyl when these reforms are carried mtr<
eject he Grand vizier win rssur. e The capital
Runners have been current Of lac Of ~ <eksnsd
change q Misty VITA k' Hssr sss a. ~ =
Law 70 the sultan for the Marine enc her emhsrs 81
me Ola party 70 BE- reapponlsd q once Tho ori.
gin Of these reports = supply tbts:fne sullan has
been Sams, ioI sJ M sn9 suffers much sm
with the vsxstion caused BY the DELAYED pscacson q
Crete causes hi occasionally 10 lose lis tolsper DO
not suppose powcyer thai 10 rvives tho vse Of the
ssnts me head Of minister spinning abort iks foot
bottoY Of the Hosphorus but crsduio1s public are
someimcs half inclined to believe that In ono OF these
change Of Aniscr but he knows well the value or
Nc services q Aa and Faad pachxs ever agan V DIS
miss either from ONCE - n
tan has seen the dinerence between his
palHcas ard their furniture and those or
the Western potentates, and. In Imitation Of the
fashion prevailing among the Ghiaurs bias recently Or
cost said fzoo00 scraing He has also brought out
mechanics from Paris 70 erect aquarium on large
scale and INDUCES other sxtravagances not warranted
unfortunately closely Identified with his pvy purse Tho
salaries OF the government employees sadly In
reArA and payments Of contracts FOR supplies Ia many
instances are long Overdue Loans In the local
market ~ unous rates 70 meet immediate and urgent
unnsA
Agents are now in Paris trying to negotiate
loan for 80 900 600 sterling With the societe
Generate Of that city but the demanded reported
70 be nineteen cent? are exnorbant that great
doub exists Of the success OF the negotiation In the
meantime the governments has provided the funds for
paying thenterest its conscls due In January which
have been already RENTED TO Paris and London for that
Nj. stmaD, who for some years has been tho United
States Consul at Candis, has had his oxoQuatur With
drawn by the Turksh authorizes and Is about
for Warrington
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KasvIsdGe = - No q shA vaassl - 1920.
nurd9 = ~ oaptain, whe - crsE' ~
s sss .::. = Z e. +: css::: =:
Ansses. 49, 49, sslsA ICommss6sr FsSiesr
%: :ps. o .s: e 60 .ss:ss:.sa =; ar n e:
ss .so; - az ~ & 3 Suss e. e: ys.a 49,
Am1siean .Admiral. and he United States sseame.
Wyeming Captain Carpenter visi,ed the soutssrn end
landing party were rsssins q attack wss sds b. shs
3ssi.s. c.aesslsa y ~ .s!sk soIsa q bah sna
aaiioS shs ovsnsas - - an FOOT on ks a.. viss g
sSs vsssoy q sss Sssss = Tans s whom General
L. GendEs has number o. times ofncialy visited IN
s .s s %:s . ss &: ss Y
mosa q ne sAvase.s and making the reputation ana
& 20 e have =: q sa: sss o. o.
- a% ~ . ~ s e. qss:ss
been. furnished By The vIcsroy With steamer
p take him 70 Tormoae and zee the thing dons prop
qults force Of military. and with authority concerning
sne management q 70 mattsr. General " Gendre =
% s sbs Win IS sns "a sOs 81
the American Consul the southern OF FoTmOsa must
esass 2 Se The sepulchrs e men who are too often css
Reta rockio the south d formosa seam possssd win
the mythical power Of yrens aud vessels are drawn -
Destruction Many vessels bound 70 ncrhern ports have
been loss and never heard from again thai we're nm
doubleday wrecked upon southern Formosa and others
whose loss there has been known have had ocsrs and
crews doomed % basharous aeatsorlvss Of captivity.
nese movement Of cieaning OUT and tho eoetling q
southern FOrmoGa, the mercantile marine will owe .
debt q gratitude to Ne American Consul 4 Annoy Cen
OF the Or failure Of the rebels imperial
force. n ne Interior sts evsn here can g learned
come 70 hand from ue - time received from and
through Chinese meseuGeo and SOURCES and NO special
amount Of crs1ence CO b gwen them. ssa1e ~
The American war steamer Ashuelot. Commander
FobiGer. has been hers Time and only few days
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Aursr o. AIrrusp s1xAxrcAr Tpmvva = About two
o'clock yesterday mornlng Two mss giving their nsmes
- Jchn csrrsAu and Francis Kennsy. wsnt Aboard NE
steamboat Thstcs foot o. Rosnscn srsst NcsA visss
Of which barney Callahan IN charge Bsfney, heas.
Inv persons On board me bsst became alarmed - ~
down In the cabin and pretonde1t ~ ~ mfsep Dsecsy
BArney's pockets taking sherefrom silver waeens w1so
rold chain attached ~ bang afe 70 Sesst 49, g 70
which Barney jumped " 80 os1s4 ''watehsn when
cfnoer HARRY, of ths Iwea1y.~l1t9 r1csMo~ vno 49,
watch Sed ene.n co~,1 ~ Ne 1e~SA rhs Accnsed
parties lakon bs(oro Jusios Dovllng sne committsd
70 The Toubs for trial.
Asxuirsc A. oyspcss.-- Tuesday nigh. not Tar from
twelve elock officer Gutter " Tho Tweny seventh pre-
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issisa Upwards u N hour, ana ~ ;s.l sslov,$ s.
oindss hen four 70 SIX o'clock IN ~ nofnint Esrtd
aasks tollowsa earthquake slncss momsns,[!y Or
stats Of osciationnot agtate4 Nv seof<e vertical OF
horizontal bas unduiated IKE wetsg oe3kea 10 bowl.
truly terrific Darkness xa9 bnly dhpeilsd Al nine
O'clock and the birth Of morning dawned uks the day
Of Judgment Chaotic gloom enveioped The tnountain
and an impcnctrAble haze hung over the sea with
black sluggish clouds OF sulphurous cask For miles
around tho country covered VITA nvillA oinders
ecoTsa and broken masses Of volcanic matter
Tnis the last eruption OF Mount Vssuvtus, 10 on the
erandcst scale that has occurred within the last hundred
yeara ts ratr eSsN8
Tho whole face OF the country is changed ana It's
beauty probably gone forever
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eisc. whls in the discharge q HE duty = y oMds,
Va violently assaulted By Patrick Neville Of No. -
Trinity place who struck him on the body and fAes
~ s "a: hin 9 vs "a 4 sSs a u 500 % a.
swss bsfors The Court Of Sessions
ysorArrSo nm ExUu Lkw.--John Kane, No. as
Greenwich street; ThOE J. Gallagher, No SSs Green.
wfch stpsso; ma Louis Kicker No 80 P4ri strses
charge Of v1ssne De Excise law add held 70 ball v
answer before the Court OF General 5sssones <e&4 \
Esssx MARKne PoalCE CoURr.--Abous SIXTY persons,
arrested for being drunk and making antLpeacsfu de-
monstrssions - Ohysmas Eve, vsse araensd yessef
day morning before Justice sbandIey ~ the Essen
Market POLES Court IAsss cases disposed Of in
the usual way some being the Island % cultivate
habits Of sobriey and industry lev beng nned and
the DISCHARGED with repsmand The only criminal
% n JOIN Psp
crocksry and hardware dealer ~ No. l05 Grand street.
choice china ware selling them ana D.. pocs ssins The
proceeds He confessed selling them to Mrs Susanna
Bsks5 ksspne grocery a. ~ IA c1ns:s street. who
charge Of foonioasy receiving stolen gooda This court
closed a. noon.
YoRKvmLE POLICE DISTRICT CouRr.-oniy four cases.
vhich Tor bsins drunk and dsordsriy the night
lice Connolly a. The Yorkviils PoIcs tIGnct courk
Two Of these were rcmauded to their quarters in the
osSss! discnsrrsd X.sr len ~ - 1890 .Ss dis
pepsed n this court sass. N 49, -
AlIzGsD FsIoxlous ASSAULT -BesweeA twelve and
one O'Clock yesterday morning. while on1esr AoGoln.
Of the Eighth precnct vas on hls post hs attention
attracted By disturbance going on IN ths yard -
the rear Or No 81 Thompson street Knssring me
promises be number Of excited nsgrosa and lying
n one corner d the yard IN N almost uncOnscions
siate, was mas named James Br0wus onoegtng from
severe razor stab In The sbdomsn- Tne 0ce made In
Quines and Ascsraaned that negro named John Moss
committed the act and had Goas op starst the house
adjoiniDg. NeGiolu entered the heuse ea1 arrested
AosA and then conveyed Drawn 70 the CAY Hospital
where hrs wounds were dressed the psisoosr Vas
brought before Justice DoGEe yesterday moving and
charge Ia accordance with the above fscis preferred
AGAINST him. He WAS commitsd % await the result OF
the wounded mans injurieA
ARRESTED ON CaARcE on BuRcLARx-Duriug The
temporary absence Of Frederick Dressing from his resi-
dencs No 1e Sullivan street. he alleges biz placs vac
broken into and large quantity Of wearing apparel
jswelry and furs amounting in value 70 about $780,
stoIsn thoyefrom. From the fact THAI named
Joha Wilkes who compminapt alleges has ne lawful
employment has been The habit OF visiting the prem.
ises and attey acting In suspcious manner DTesEng
believes that wilkes i the person who committed shs
burglary ard stole the properly. The accussd va
brought before Justice Dodge q the Jensson Market
Police Court yesterday and charged v TN burglary Hh
Honor committed the prisoner forexamnataon.
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NEW YORK CITY.
COURT saLEsDARs FoR TO-DAY.

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49, " sAss~ 90 ~ hea M sl n,S
i0O-Sse quantity d dis- l0sarns " Sboilers STILL
=. nIisd spirits - y. =. &C. - 80 -.
s.s.ms sd =. .e y ssa a.. :s e. .9 ..%: z... 18Th
l7vss MnsS vs asoo bbs a. ,ssms w. same sinners
,sm l'ss Il sr ssmss 4 Dor ,s,m s ss Is s, dis
. %.. !, s.A.... s.% 'ss !. .e'sss; o ws; s.: Z
ne: sn.'A is; s::;: IL iss .;s !: Two
u -same v. sll. boiler l0-sams "a II Sbis dis
and worn ,oss II ;ah a llsa sgIs = = 8.
,ss-s: "A: =; :: ss,. a. .-s. ?::s = quarter
's'--ss ssss s rs : ''''' "'''
Assousasa a0s s no ss.n. w"
Adiourne es'i for The term. !. !
supreme Court-CircuIt-Pnrt 3.
c.a ns sse ~ !: sT sss s ssassa & "
isss..; s,S. .;:s i .sSy V H.~sy
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D;ss: n.As- !; , rssa'
ss:' ]: \ ::.' " !: I: E.,..
No. Dayit a: -
81: !; as::s: II -s:s:s.s !. Drown.
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lSS-Dou glass ys Ens H@-Motx adminx. ct a.
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y me T,s,outs Hxvad rsvjsws - rnnsylvania on
rcids, ana nuds shss the Avernxs esY proa aonon y
TO- tzo basreis Operations VIII - esumsneea On snrsy
wells during Inc comirx montn. 80 - sss are nov
being drilled In the enra r~xion 1he stock OF on on
hand 90 The IN was ESQ 400 barrels against ESQ., 400 for
the previous month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-26

= cwur Nrnpxa CASH --rhs Dayton ohio papers give
Some parteulasu coposrnng Mr. aud Mrs Joseph Brown
which have noe BEN pubIished hero. II appears thai
Brown went By - name Of Barney 10 Dayton the ns
name bs sdop1sd When he lived IN Hartford MT.
house with Barney and wife when the latter proposed
10 come East On VISIT they nais Arrnuxt mems with
rule 6auantlr 81 . Mrs. Coburn 10 como With them,
bat n - ths time OF starting arrived the little
grit refused % save her mother Barney and wife
sstuen applied 20 Mrs. stcwnH FOR her little
dauxbssr Ansel'ne smart bus rather fal ana feeble
s1ri " twelve years Her mother. poor woman, hssi
tetSds but nnsly, In unfortunate hour. eonssnieo
having all confidence IN her auest& Little AnEellne
StswArt Old not xivs her consent finally tl about iols
hours bcfors stsrling when sveWtnlng VAS got ss9
lness and the p1rfiss The train Tor Llevemnos
whore they pscted 10 remain fs~ days. when Mrs.
Barney and Anxaiins were 60 70 Hartford 49, ~.
seph Rarney 20 return - Dayton ~ epc"' sn'ss
weeks" Thi4 go nbous the 18th OF 8optem0sf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-26

Arrxrr 70 puns sxr JAnAscA Prrrsc scxooL On
CAfissnas ~ ihs public school 10 Hbsrnlan avenue
Jsnasa viimgs ems entered BY eas q NE rsss win
dcws asd me srouad door wcksdIy - nrs 70 About
o'clock yesterday morning Mr. Edwards VINO rssdss'
- the south q s buiidse dsosvsrsd sss are asa 90
oacs save tne aiarm. hxso crowd sesn collected.
whsn The doo forced ops No obtain inersss % The
room. me hcef We fosnd IN blazs. and al the
school bonchss oompfetelg cbarrud The namee has
ascs AIDED u the wnlb and had mods considerable vg
bat the usIted efforts of the crowd u throwing water
shortiy extingu,shed them The Orr Wss donhisss
foursh atsmpi or me kinL tho b1idiug was erected
nfissn years go u o. ttooeo end is destruction
within ~ wa1A
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50-wnson W. Wright
o3-RuaselI 4 Erwin Mann.
fnctu ing Company ".
6chuchtner.
lo6-Rogers W. Moore.
M-BulIs Head Bank W.
Dubois.
112--The people, 10, ".
Union Paper Collar
n7-Bouehson VA Terhuns.
Min 70 Harrington W Por-
ter.
I21--People. kc. W. ny. and
Westchestcr RR. Go.
l29-pcttinGin W. N. Y. 4 RI.
PEA. Min. \ Man. 90.
1H-Narcou w Barrow.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-17

faoe 6eitan6 unb Dap neutraIer Sanbel
bon neutralen oafen nod freien Ylasen
permitt.lit Der SnlanosS tifffdbrt 9e>
iebli9 lit. Gin bon einem Gomiralis
tats s@eridte perurtbeiltes Sbiff ipuroe
baber Den gi9entblmern 5uriideritattet.
Ser Danpfer > NIeuannia" 3. @priI
bon southampton, bringt uutev anberm
einen 2lrtifeI Der v9lorooeutIheH 8ei>.
tung", Bismarf's Sr9an, bonn %.
Mars. tpeIGer SSrartrstdl Die SoIgen
eines &rieges nit Dem einigen Oeuti5@
lano 3u bebenfen giebt. Gbenlo br,nst
er Die 0fanbglOiIen oes Moniteur iber
bic feoen BON 8enni9ieu uno BisMasd.
gr bait Oas Yrincip aufretht, Dap
2urembarg nidt gu OeutidtanS seboren
noble un6s ipeldbes Der 80nis bon 9ol<
lamb bertaufen tonne. Cont ni6ts
Neges.
Ser braflianiid)e Oampfer beribtet3
Dab Ger &aler, UNI ben Srieg ge9en
Yara9uab fort3uieben unb feline 9lrmee
bertdrten ~ fOnnen, Die Electromagnetic
in ben actioen Disnit beruten babe uno
oab oaber sroBeIn5ufrieoenbeit berri9e.
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onrmno MahpiUe e(le1 om
Mallllper II

ieIbit ifeIIte, mar, mas i'd nun beain>
men folite. slad SeutfmIanb mDHfe i'd,
nidt tpieoer sanrldtehren, heuH id
gIaubte, iteiae bieIea 8eeaanten aus
meilef 8aterifa6ti niir6en, mann lie
burd 9afaH fpattr eiHntai NIT mir que
lanlTaerltrafeHt nit 6obi1 unbl getads
trtng aitf' mid bsrpbbiiden,' nit Gem
Singer auf mid ipeiien. SesbaIb
nabin i@ aud, ais i'd fpater benno6
wieoer anrl6feHrte, Inn iebeH mir bers
haste nf6a 6efeffenneH Az
Oerbutefb ben 8Gnen QinosnfbnI an.
Gin Gntfd1uB t1uBte aber iuabsIih iest
gefaBt tueroeu,5 oa ineine @eIomitttI
pabreno 1neiner Rrantbeit mart auf
Die 9eise aeean9ea naren una i'd
iberbaupt uicbt ipubte, mas i'd in bies
| fem fren0en Qall0e, oeiTen Gprahe id
ni6t bertrand, beginner foIIte.
$50 fdiuanb be Seit 6a5in anb -
i'd fiibIte mid @utter.s @amenIos
unslIdIi6, 0aRsIid berlaHen bon autr
gSelt febte i'd unlionit 3u Soft, bas er
1ttsiti elenoes Xebefi ea6en nl69e. MIs
i9 aberjeiies 9lbeu6s 10 sinfanlin mei<
mem uugllde am llfer yber Sbemfe
Wan6elte, ba, itiea Der ge6dnfe in mir
auf: . @ie, ttefn gu Dir fetbf 0as
2eben ndbmef. ipenH gu IN Der tub.
Ienbert sIutb ba 1nten Dehae btsn.
nenoen annten I6ImteIt? Sd itdrrte
binab in Die 6unfIen g8eHen anS b0rte
ibr-a sebeininiBbeaes Derfodgnsts
9taafden. SD ba9te an aiein per.
saasenes l4ebeu, an Den &pott, an bic
Sera6tung Der 8eIt, aHsmeit fur3es,
nur setrdumtes Slid unb-id peinte
uno berSieb meinetr @erfi5rer, Seum
sefenl au@ meiner trsibsn, Sut,saft
BOZ g6anOe eeoa6te ID inn bifttrn
S6merse unb i'd presto be 9anb ee>
gen Die sliibenoe Stirne.
(Sortiesuns feIst.) ..
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Glib Nafboilie Gtrdfems
GifenbO hfr.

9is auf ageiterss fSnnen gafaaiere Btuete an foIs
aeuseR gIdHen erbaltrn: Roblen Office. SO. 81 Il
4saGblic Sqaare-G. Rein, Msent; singleton, i'm
8oE pffice @ebGube--M 6. 9ottpM's Mpot6ete,
Gberrp Stras6; @eielf9aFtse G9u eall, SiiS College
9 rage. Die Raten fin6 Ipie fpIet
3Tpei EideIs fir finfsebn geRts.
5ieben Eidets fir finfJg Gents.
81 8ier;ebn EitetS fir einen Dollar.
28enn 9eiidgiere i'm Rageu te3abIen, 70 IDire oer
SabrIobn 10 Gents betrasen uno es ruire pon ihnea
erIDartet onS islbft has &lenseIo Iiefer1t Com
Stteare mer6en fnfsIs Gems unS Gin DoHar. Bedete
SiEets in ben a8agen gum 9ertaufe boben.
DdDi6 6Msbss. Rrdfibent.
8. q, RobiniOu. 6etretd,. eap7 Iga
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@afhinaton, Is. 9lpril.

Ser Senator BON MrtanIas, @arIanb,
III bier, UNI cine abnlidhe 4etition, ipie
Die bon Wiiiifiippi uno Georgia einses
bra9ten, i'm Nameu ieiHes Staates Der
Supreme court bnrauIegen. Sieie bat
ibrieens Die bon Williifppi berlporfen,
luabreno .lie Der bon Georgia bic Berehs
tiglnng 3ugeftanb, bisfeIbe offcieH efn3us
reiden. Ser 9lntraslteIIsr i'm 9famen
9eorgia's eriu@te &eperob So6nlon UNI
feline BeibuIfe; aber oiefer ertui6erte,
Dab er Dem SIoen behllfli6 lein tpoue,
Dab er aber CLAUDE, baB elm folder
,Shritt ibm bios gum 9abtbeH gereide.
Sur9 Sen. SberiOan's 8efebIe iino
'Goub. gBelIs' 9anoe ge6nn0en, 70 DAB
er obne 3ultimmun5 bea Generals teiIe
Amtsentisbungen bornebmen tam.
Nfan Iudt i6n ieood gu beitiinmen, Dem
8ouberneur oieie8efagliB 3usueefteben,
in peldem 6alIe lpabrldeinlib Der
iebise Gbef Der Yoli;ei, Col. Wtnnroe.
ourd Sen. Gopher, frlberen Sberft
zines farbi9en 8egiments, erleBt uerben
uiroe.
yta1ribten bon Yanama 3ufolge bat
Br6libetlt Niosquera bon Columbia
eiuen Staatsltreid aussefIbrt uno biels
Senatoreu nebft feinem Nebenbubler
Wfurillo Derbaften Iafsn. Sein nG1<.
ties AneriffSsiel fed, iuie man fagt,
Savanna fem. -s
9Iud Die San0iui6 Snleln MAIDEN
leBt Diel bon fi1 Al re0en = man bee
ablid)tist, SCOT cine Statue su ieken;
man idmiift ben Ser. Staatsn &bmiraI
Sbat@er mit benz 8draebaiuea Sroen
Ino lpri6t bon einem 6an6eIsnertraae
nit unIerer Hegierun9, 0a bic Beaiebs
ungaI sfuiiden oielen beiben 2anbern
auSee6ebnter fiu0, ais nit ireeno einem
anoern.
Sen. Si6les, @ommanoant oes sipeis
ten Wfilitdroiitriftes, bdt cine febr 5eits
eemdBe Sr6er erIafIen. SIN 3uIdms
lnenbang nit Der fpeitberbreiteten Noth
in leineln 8e3irte bat er bic @ufbebmna
aller auf &in3iebung bon SAuloen be-
slialiGen oriidenoen @elebe ouf bic
Dauer bon II Rondten bcfc6ten; ebenfO
oas Sra9en bon Baffen, alher bon Ser.
Staaten Offi3iereu un0 Solonten, nno
ole Musfibrung Der 3oeesitrafe IN &c.
miheH OiebtablsIdlIen Derboten. as
Sine Convention CUR Nsnsntiperfuue
Der GonititHtion luuEOe in WlarDlanl
NIT 10000 Gtimnren Dldioritdt be-
fdlOhen. Der 3nlammeHtritt 1T auI
ben 5neiten Wiittipo6 i'm Wlai in Qlnna
polls feitgefest. 100. 70 s.
Gine neue Nnslegung Der ADDITIONAL
8ountp .Bia burh oas &rie0sminiftes
rum 1T bic, oaB i.oer SoI6at, iueldbe,
Orei Sabre eingei6iuOreH aber NIT iei'
mem Commando entiafler ipu be, ueiI
mar ibrer Dienite nid,t LANCER benotbiai
mr., aud barn bic additional Bounlt
erbalten ION, iuenn obige QIusmuiterune
Dor Dem GnOe oes 6rieges itattfanb.
Ser Genat ipiro ipahriheinlih bis
gum gnoe Der ISOLDE IN Sikung blfiben
6a Der 4rdfOent es aur N6pidelnna Del
GeiGdfte 10 tuitnfdDt. H44@
Die Gupren1e Court bat entl6ie0eu
nab tudbrenc Der Nebelicn teine BIO.