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From NAITuN's JorRNAG Montpelier
Dr Tram, whose ircaimcn; Of chronic dsraees
has met with such wonderful success in Monttel
icr. and such other towns ~ he has vj,ed in Hi.
state, LEI ihi- Nlursda,) morning Tor Portsmouth.
n. H.. Outing lhs hlel stay here very many
case have been treated, and his room has prc,eni-
ed receptacle Tor cruiches and canes which bn..
borne hithrr the crippled aud decrcpit. that have
received such all a. to have no further use f,r
them. '7' wi
On" case in particular is IN well known TO III,
community tn 1t requires more thnn fl p,s.in,
notice. Miss Cornrlia 1hurston, If Moptnslisrs
has been ,orirncd invalid for wears. and for ia
past year and lalf has been constantly on II o
decline tuhcring continual rain and became 40
uhN'li thnt dnrlnE the xix weeks ptcvious to her
deer " to visit DR.. UIarn she had not Lc,u ablp
70 oe dressed or TO sit ~, and was cumunratiyply
helpless. On the morning Of February d bv .,rest
eXerilon she Wa taken from her ted dressed ami
brought one and Il halt mc, to the Pa, lion wLe-,
she was carried to the room Of the DOcio. AMI
itter successful treatment came forth vi.Lrut
assistance, and assembled and descended stairs Will
the ease and agility Fl her younger IavS! I'm fact
80 lumc late and complete wa, her cure that sbe
vent To the house ofa friend in the village with.
whom She appeared at the supper table, in tho
anguage ( one present, "as well a. the host "
and We have but to d. that ever since that period
has been constantly growing stronger. She con-
Steers her case permanently curcl aud behold, IA
wonder her present condition as compared with
past suffering. The Doctor has acquired An on
liablc reputation htr". and ,Luuld tie ever revisit
Mon relier, will he warmly Welcomed bv A much
larger circle ui iivnds than ever before The a..
lcten everywhere should not despair until thew
have availed themselves If Dr. Grams XIII.
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Psrni. In Ripton, consisting Of 250 acres
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CHARLES W. LESLEY.
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correction, the city in which he had his residence
donne t ne tle OF such commitment or if his resi-
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An Act to incorporate "The Soldiers and Sail
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
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Congress assembled, That H. A. Hall, w. G. Por-
Ter, Will A. Short, James Cross, j. H. Nghtn-
gale, D: s. Curtiss, L. Edwin Dudley, G. NJ Van
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An Act legalizing Marriages and for other purpo.

CHAP CCAL.
An Act legalizing Marriages and for other purpo,
ses in the District of Columbia
Be it enacted by the Senate ard House of Rep,
resentatiyes of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That all colored persons in
the District OF Columbia, who, previous to their
actual emancipation, had undertaken and agreed
to occupy the relation to each other Of husband
and wife, and are cohabiting together as such or
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duly married according to law, and all their chill
dren shall be deemed Legitimate, whether born be-
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The South Should Act Under the Sherman
Bill.

The New York Times publishes the following on
the above subject:
|. It is very well understood that bills are in
course of preparation for early Introduction INTO
the next Congress providing for sweeping con-
fscat ton of rebel property in the Southern States,
and for it's distribution among the enfranchised
destroyed during the war, and for giving farms to
Northern soldiers who will settle in the South. Mr:
Stevens has declared his purpose, God willing and
he living to press such q measure as this upon
Congress-, and Gen. Banks in debate declared him
self in favor of such distribution Of Southern farms
among Northern soldiers as the only efectual mode
of reconstructng Southern society. It may safely
be assumed that the whole body Of Radicals IN
Congress will go for such measure; and It is con.
fdently expected that the rejection by the South OF
the new terms now proposed will create o fresh
feeling Of resentment which will give it popularity
and strength throughout the North. The measure
itself las elements Of attraction for many classes
and is expected to secure the support Of the SOL
diers in q body.
It may be supposed that the Supreme Court will
present final barrier against the ultimate sue
cess Of such project. But it must be remember
ed that four members Of that court out Of nine
would now, beyond all doubt, endorse such mea-
sure; and that of the five who would oppose it,
one, if not two, will probably never again sit on
the bench, in consequence Of extreme age and Ill
ness. A law was passed, moreover, at the last
session, which declares that in case OF the death
of Supreme Court Judge the vacancy shall not
be filled until the whole number OF judges shall
have been reduced by death or otherwise to seven.
The chances are, therefore, that within the next
year the Supreme Court Of the United States will
be as thoroughly in the hands Of the Radicals as
Congress is. .5---
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The London Exhibition Of 1851 contained an
area of 71,00o square yards and cost $50 00Of.;
that of 1885, in Paris, contained 115,O0O square
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Minority Report Of tho South Carolina
a...it'.#'- Nfurders

Hon. EDMuND COOPER, Of the Select Committee
of the Federal soldiers in South Carolina, has sub
mitted a minority report on the subject in which
he altogether. dissents from the opinions Of the
majority Of the committee as expressed in their
port. Mr.. COOPER says that the facts elected at
the trial of the prisoners J. @. KEYEs, +. G.
STOVES, ROBERT KEYEs and ELISHA BYRUM do not
prove their guilt that the tribunal by which they
were tried was illegal; that they were brought to
Fort Delaware by order Of Secretary STANTON, and
also ustifes the communication Of their sentence by
the President, and their subsequent release after
trial before an United States Court. In regard to
the alleged outrages on freedmen in the South Mr..
COOPER says:
It is true that General Thomas, General Sickles,
General Wood and General Baird in their testimo-
ny express the opinion that the civil tribunals in
the departments under their command do not adj
minister full and impartial justice in cases where
Union men, soldiers and freedmen are parties hti-
CANT; but they furnish but one single case,
although the direct question is asked them, and
that was case in the State Of Tennessee, men
toned by General Thomas, which he admits to be
the only one within his department.
It s true that they mention in general terms that
Union men, Federal soldiers and freedmen are not
safe IN their departments, Dut Wnen a6Keu 10 spec
ify the number of cases and the localities who're
they have occurred, and the names OF the parties
injured within the last twelve months, they could
only mention one case in the State Of Tennessee, at
Nashville one in TIE State OF Mississippi, at Gre
NADIA one in the State Of Louisiana, on the road
between Alexandria and Monroe, and not q single
case in Virginia except the Watson case, and no
case in North Carolina, Georgia, Florida or Ala
bama.
And in each Of these cases these officers testify
that every exertion was made by the civil author,
ties to arrest and punish the offending parties.
Mr.. COOPER, in conclusion, says:
'sHence, do not believe with the committee
sthat the courts cannot be relied on fol- the pun
ishment Of crime where the Union man, soldier
or freedman is concerned, and that justice is prac-
tically denied thom; or, that up to this time
since the close OF the war, there has been nc
change for the bette;' and that the best materia
interest of the country, well the h. ghest con
sideratons Of humanity call for The cstab blish,
ment Of military governments over the States o.
| Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkan
sas and Texas. On tho contrary, in my opinion
genuine freedom is imperriled BY such legislation
and that it cannot long survive the corruptnS III
fuence of 'pristling bayonets and tho vauitine
ambition of military rulers"