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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ Brigham calls it blsspbemo1s
twsddle if any Of his wives suggest there
are too many of them.-Er.
Brigham is not bit more unreason.
able than thoussnds in Kansss, previous
to the last election. and has as much Di-
vine authority to back him in his claims.
On the eve Of the election. the pulpit from
one end OF the State to the other set mp Q
canting. hypocritical whine against fem.ls
suffrage. as being q blasphemous attempt
to secure rights and exercise functions fer
hidden BY Divine law. Brigham Young
has never preached any greater humbug
doctrine then this.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ There is reported to Be great
gloom in Northsru Mexico. over the
prospect of snusxstios to the United
States. A weighty csuse for gloom. tru-
|ly. Equal to . child crying because his
iece IL 10 be wsshsd. se
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ Among the 6rst business present.
ed in the Legislature. was Q bill BY Mr..
Click, for the repeal of the bill Of last
Winter, requiring the signatures of Q
msjority Of the men and women in a
ward or precinct to . petition for license.
before it can be granted. As Mr.. Click
expects to be Democratic candidate for
Office. next Fall, his 6rst great point is
to remove restrictions upon the sale of
whiskey. --
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ Mr.. Smith, of tbs firm Of Smith,
sughan d Co., 10 now in town, can.
tsina fof sdyertisements asd taking
dsrs for the Doniphsn esunty Directo-
|. We are glad to notice that most oi
h business men and mechanics are Civ
lg bin their cards. 1t will pay them
ell. The Directory will 60 into nearly
,sry family in the County. and will Be
,eksd OVER. psgs BY page. name BY
.ne and all that is in it will be read
Id considered.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

MERRY's M6sEuN This is the oldest
and one Of the most popular Of the nu
merous publications for yonng people.
There are probably persons who we're not
born when il VAS 6rst started. who now
have children that wait add watch for its
coming. Ys, it is as youthful in appear
ancs end matter. and a. entertaining to
the young, as il it had not seen no tn.ny
years. The Janusry number begins q
new volume anil . 'nsw berries. enlarged.
and with i new corps Of editors and con
tribgiors. Every number will be filled
With articles for the entertainment. smnse-
ment and instruction to you,h-such as
sketches. stories. biographies. anecdotes.
puzzles. etc, and will be finely illustrs-
ted. Tsrms-1 copy. $3.50 .yesr: 8
copies. "a: S copies. S6; II copies. sl2;
20 copies. e2I. Horace B. Fuller. Pub
fisher. PAS Washington Street. Boston.
Mass.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

Joha Jacob Asior. Jon.. died ID
New York. last week: He now occupies
Z narrower tenement house thsn sny he
rented to the poor.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ District Attorney Msrtin. of Mo-
bile. lately attempted to ssssasin.ts
Judge Bn.tssd. Sisss then. M.stin has
been ''busted' bv the President.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ A Legislative report says: 'Mr.
Butts introduced . bin to change . nsms. I"
II Il b to change his .owA Hsns. it i .
nsritorious bill.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ Keep . lookout for burglsriss.
Bad characters are lowering around. and
suspicious dodging ssd whispering srs
going on. Loaded revolvsrs Gloss at
head are . good medicine.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

- The fsl. Ooutsss. which has just
completsd its 6rst volume. earnestly asks:
"Shall we not in the past. o. in the fn
ture. receive the assistance OF oil frisnds?"
We hope the friends will promptly re-
spond: "No. you shall didn'tp'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ They are trying to get up su in
vsstie.tion Of Psnitsntisry matters. ia
The Legislature. Heavy frauds are whis-
psrsd Of. It would not be In keeping
With Ksnsas character IL some. swiuiie
we're not discovered. BY which . huge
pile Of appropriation Of the pspls's money
has been ssltsd down by somebody.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ We have heard Of sa {" Isvsslits
in whom there is no guile" up the eoun.
try. Who recently seduced girl. She
sent the Sheriff after hin. and would
agree 10 settle only upon the payment Of
$3.50. Hs could raise bot $50 cssh. aud
gave hts note for tSe balance. for value
rsceived r.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ A bill hes besu Introduced in the
Legislature. to repeal the Registry Law.
Let it be passed.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

TsE ADvANrAaE.-The advantages 10
buying D. B. De Land l. Cos Best
Chemical ISaleratus are numerous.
Among them ere full weights ssd perfect
eocds.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

TEaxs s-One tenth cash down, and the re-
msinder payable in yearly instalments of not
more than ten in number. with interest on de
ferred payments. at ten (iO) per cent. per an
mum. Or, the whole amount can be paid at
any time. FRANK N. TRACY,
..z County Treasurer.
Trov. January q. lSoS-td.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23
information.

Inlbrhaaes guaranteed y psodsss sfu1ust.
sns SssviA Of A6r spsa taId hsaa ss t1asi-
len face, sise; recipe fss he ressssf q
Piupaes. BsosebsS, Esspdoos. ess.. .oa ~ sEis.
leaving the same so6. eissr. add bsAssiftl. I'm
bs sbsained without eSargs. By sdarss6n(sa
THOS. 2: CHAPMAN, CksGha, sh
sep is-sa.I ess Btesax.y, Nsw Ystsk.s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ An admirable remedy for burns
s presented in Bnrnett's K4lliston.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ "Whst everybody says must be
true" Then Burnstt's prepsrstions are
rsli.ble.-Homs WssEty. P11adelpAia.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23
9pefial Notifies,
Or. TRASk'S
M MAGNETIC OINTMENA =

is nov the moss popular oin.nsS, n III
public OVER TWENTY SsHhs,' ssri SIN ga =: Is
reputation is fully established % : sS;S supcrS;sS.
Iiniment is all cases. ,Sbsec . soothing anS
relaxing reiedy 3 required, particularly Ia
RheuuatifA, Neasalsi., Inaa..a,tca
OF the. 4cwels and X idnsys, Spinsl
AGectf0a&, Sore Eyes, BurAE,
Piles, konnds and Bruises.
DIRtHEeIAlT+il'. oin..eu. has btssiis
extensively. used for tas past tho years, With
great ssecsss, for lie preventios, relief snd
cure Of that dreadful scourge, Dipshsria, aad
is, no doubt, the best known remedy, :,
SOLD BY ALI. DRUGGISTS
d. RANsOM& co.,
Propr's. l2l Main st., Buffalo, N, =.
MEYER, BROS.& CO., 4s. 35s
Wholesale Ag'ts, st. Louis, NO.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ sBurpett's Cocoains for the Hair
Nass besn tested BY millions, snd Is to dsy
mon popular than ever.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ Burustt's Florimsl is 90 delicate
snd purs that Il will not diseolor muslin.
and yet 90 p rmsnsnt that its favor clioss
for weeks. Coasant.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ Whiteoub's Remedy for Asth-
ms hes worked woadsrs. All Drussists
sell Il.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ There b . saying. that Hell 10
paved With good Intentions" When
the editor Of the L. Crosse Dsmocrst
dies, il will b partly paved with "Brick. .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ A bill for sstabIiahing . State
Road from Wstbens to White Cloud. has
been presented 10 the Legislature. BY Mr..
Bierer, Of Brown.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ Zsecbsos Greeley. father Of Horace
Grsslsy. recently died. i. w stsrs Penn
sylvsuis. IS ssf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

H The Gov.rnor's Message is quite
lengthy, and Ne must ssarsgo the pleasure
Of publishing il. His recon; msndss'ons
are generally good. and the dousamsnt
brssthes the genuine political spirit.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ A bill hss been presented in the
Legislature. to prohibit Justices Of the
Peace from holding their courts in the
c!icss Of practicing attorneys. We
can't sce the. drive in this; but % Mr..
snoddy introduced the bill. We presume
be has had some personal grievance in
that connection.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ Somebody has offered resolution
in the Legislature. recommending Grant
aud Pomeroy for President and Vice
President. We doubt not the Chicago
Convention will hail With delight this
valuable assistance. How much did
Pomeroy contribute. BY way Of influence
or vote. to the election of single mem
ber of the Legislature?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

H Gen. Powell Clayton. formerly
Colonel of the Kansas Fifth Regiment. is
the Republican nominee for Governor Of
Arkansas. Col. Tom Bowen. . K .nsss
scsllswsg. is President Of the Constitu
tionsl Convention Of the same State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ We learn thst . second hunting
contest comes OF on Monday and Tuesday
next. All parties will put 10 their bes'
iicks, THE time.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ A young lady Of this place. last
week, swallowed about four ounces Of
oil of lavender. which came very near
ending her days. We have heard reports
to the elect that she did the act deliber.
atsly. and Others, that il was done in .
moment Of tsnporsy dsrsngsusnt. A.
she has for sometime past been subject to
frequent and severe dts. It is ssfs to con-
elude that she was not in her right mind.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ The St. Joseph Vindicator now
comes to Hs ih exchange. Its politics is
uudisguissd rebsl. aud It makes faint st
tempts to initiate the brutality Of the La
Crosse Democrat. ID which it iugloriously
fails. not from any lack Of venom. but
because. to use an expressive nautical
Phrase, It 10 "too light in the poop"
The most prominent characteristic Of the
present Corperhesd party is utter BEAST
illness. and they drew their Inspiration
from the fountain head and champion Of
thst styls Of literature-ths La Crosse
Democrat. Hence. the Vindicator is
destined to die un,pprecisted.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

- Reports from Washington say
that President johnson has instructed bis
Cabinet officers to hold no official inter.
course with Stanton. Moses is 10 the 6 Z
of the old lady in %hoss bedroom 9
skuak took refuge. She would not entel
while be was there. .hd sotld devise nc
safe plan to get him out.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23
~ On. RANSoM's ~
HIVE SYRUP AND TOLU:

TT b an excellent medicine. nessly yssup,
L cheap. and just the thing for the .Millien !.
No family win be without IT,. Hhsn sues se-
quainted vish its virtues.
THROAT AND LUNGS.
At this season of the year, when CeSkAs AZ
Colds. are Troublesome, every family skoald
have safe and certain. remedy at hand. DE-.
RANSOM'S HIVE SYRUP land ToLu
is the very thing 1t is not only plesssss fss
children 70 ,Isfer hut is . certain eses ct
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH, BRONcHf.
tbs, ASTHMA, COUGHS. and all aGeefisai
of the THROAT AND LUNGS.
Sold By all Druggists. Pries IS cts. psf 1sttjs.
D. RANSOM & co..
Propr's. i2l Main ST., Buffalo, NY.
MEYER, BROS. / Co, -
Wholesale Ag'ts. st. Eouis, No. -.
dec. 5, 67-Sm. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

~ The Leavenworth Democracy
have refused to endorse the Sbystsripg
Jesuit. Tom. Ewing. ss q candidate for
the Vice Presidency. Poor. conceited
foool Even the Kansas Democracy.
the fog end Of iusigui6cance. is not so
poor as to do him reverence.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
GENERAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS.

Mr.. John Reed, who has come lately into
,'s,or, al the Willis" farm IN the northwest corner
~ be Town OF Sng sing has drained the lowlands and
generally improved the farm
Col. f. Livingston Price has purchased III the
william Beaver property corner OF Warren aud WASH
trgfn,srs Newark y. j., $50 feet on Marrenst Dy Az
FEET on Washiug gtOn-st., for Sl2,5OO
The large frame bui9ng on the north-eas
corner Of Market and Lawrente-sts, Newark n d, lS
Gently belou gug Mr.. Thaddeus Lyman, has hee soIu
to Mr.. j. H. G. Hawes for $l25OO The lot is SOAO iee
The large factory in the square bounded by
Broad Market Beaver, and Clnton-sts, Newark n j.
IS purchased for carriage manufaetory. Inc Con
reeatOna Church ClntOn-st, II Is said, Is also 10 DC
purchased for manufacturing purposes.
The Trustees have had the ground surveyed
and marked out for the extension OF LeXiugton-aVe
White Plains N " from s present north terminus run
ming parallel with the railroad ITS east border 10 the
Rural Cemetery nearly opposite the entrance TO the Ie
ceIyius vault.
b The following are the names of some OF the
purchasers OF plots at premium on stated price OF u
MenlO On. j. Homestead property: Frank ruler FIta
ThOrnall. Mary Johnson, /. 9. Ih0rnall, Nm HHth
Joseph Bruuct ID. S. Gregory, C. Holt, George duncan
T. A. Bertis i. Burning V. Vail, W. j. BOyeton MIS- y
l. Harris j. +. Hopkins. q. r. Rice. j. l. Taylor, j.
Crosby Geo. Harris, DT. j. Robbins Andrew Jones jas
Z Warcrs J. s. Taylor, A. o. Babcock George " smith
C. d. seals, jas. Henderson, T. Ransom, Samuel brown
Chas Danfrld, II. c. VOlmers, F. Barclay Dr. avery
- Arthur. +. ;. Bedell Miss S. b. PatOut. VIM H. Ii
Smith. !. L. Dunlap, Peter Hook. John Il. Harrison
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK, wednesday, Dec, 10, l86

NEW YORK wednesday, A'ON'
Tho attendance at the Exchange" wa
,.atber slim today The sales consisted OF uiIHp,o''
lots located on
redaud fortvthird and One-hundred-andIory ioui'H-
ats between Eleventh and Twefthaves' by MeS'rS A.
] Bleecker Son d Co. part Of tho estate iornerly
owned by the late Michael Halpne was SOFA " MI d. T.
Fairchild. ,..,..
,,tuated on Wyckoff and Warrensts., convenient TO
+raneln-ove A wooden church, situated on New-York-
ave. and Heriimerst. was also sold
On 149dst lots north SIDE 425 feet W. Of 1lthaye.,
a4sx99I feet sold to Noble each for $40 on l42ds
m l2dt lots. adjoining q Sx99 feet, bought by j. T.
funer each for 200 on li2dst lot adjoining 2i3A99
fet bought j. p Bruner, fOr $l75 l42d ST. lot,
adoinng 2l3Ns9 feet bought by Austin Hall for 81 lSO
bave 25x991l feet, sold to John H. RyersOn each for
57199 feet sold 70 john H. kyeIson each Tor Sl'4lo
Ono 4sory brick bniSng With 2sory brick stable ana
(le OF ej 400 fee sold to p Hapin, for S9S5o One
6sOry brick building aud lot situate on the southeast
lying the proposed Boulevard and sixty sixtnst 81
feet front aud 20 feet in the rear and 6 feet ON the
north side, bought by Mr.. 7. G. Weaver Tor SosUO.
by j. COLE, BROORLYE
One gore lot fronting on NycR0nst near trankhn-
ave. l0ll H. front on Wycko-st, So IT, deep. 4o IT, in
the rear for $50 lots adjoining the above, and
lot gore adjoining the above. sold to j. A Belts for
$780, three cores adjoining the above, bought by Mr.
Eghtrst, each 25X95, sold to j. Drake, each S16 one
gore lot ON Warrenst purchased by Messrs Woodrnn q
Robinson for $05 one lot adjoining the above. 25Xls6s
~; % sed ~ James Betts Tor $500 Eight lots adjon-
s6oye, sold to Mr. Williams for s4.IsO. one large
deep g. cet the bought by Jas. Belts for 5000
Tire frame church corner OF Herkimers and New-I0r
ave- lot feet. building Six3s feet, sold to r. >
Adams for $4,000 Four lots south sido of M-st, 100
Coumhiast each 2lxlCO feet each sod for saS
st., 10 feet from ColumDia-st.' sold Tor $40
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17

II ID. MINER & BARKER, Auctioneers,
IL No. 8i5 Broadway -
ARTIST FUND SOCIETY sALE or PICTURES The Pictures and
the members Of the Art,s Fund
Soety comprising upaa Of eighty pictures, Se produced W the
artist esbers within the last hod bsns ola sire suitable Tor par
hrs galleries Ei sold public aaeion b. H. d. hue on
TUESDAY EVENING Dec A tt7i O'clock Catalogues can be OBJ
u at The Gallery No. 845 Broadway where the pdres are no" on
exhibition, free
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
gruokIpn Sral 6statt for Salt.

SrOoklpn 9taI 6stait tor sat.
TOR SALE-In Brooklyn, +. D., near the
s,s n Dvjou.sre an admirable plsco for manufacturing
purposes foursto TKNBdENTHOJsE With store on tfs'
doors price s7,5O0. Permits Of A. JOeENEAl a. NO TLleeL
NOR SALE-Very reasOnable--A fine COR
L. MIR ''0'''A- VI RIDER, No. 20 pne-st, " 7.
nor SALE-LAND by the acre i'll Brooklyn.
Whole Prospect Park aud the New boueAras '
desrable building lots In al parts of the city. Il
n a. rutland & Co, No 3 5Beetmanft' n l.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17

every profession or business; consequently advertise
ments IN each disseminate among all classes. THE
TRIBUNE devotes especial attention TO the reports Of sales
Of real estate both in the city and country. thus adding
greatly 10 the value OF it's columns advertising me
dium. The charges for advertising are as follows: DAILY
TRIBUNE. 25 cents line for each insertion: WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, 50 per me; SEMt-WEEKLY TRIBUNE 25 cents
line About ten words line, after the first
hue which usually contains only four or tvo words
Terms. cash fl advance.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
nlisullauOus.

4 MEXICAN Watches at manufacturers prices
Cucioo Clocks manufacture Diamond and Gold Jewery
SILVER aud Plated Ware variety AZ reduoei pneeA lrsuk
tt4 Jtsesi 20 ths cor NAs, sod 5l3 shiy eor ta
| AIDES UNION RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
II Pos THR CARE OP DISABLED SOLDIERS AND SOLDIERS
fAMiLRsThs TFesser hs received the ioosg Contributions
s.nss - last rubl.hsl aeft0vhdgnsbt;
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
Sails By Suttiom.
NJ. hsRvrH Aaetionser
RY BANGS, MERWIN e. Co., Broadway cor
- s SSales Of Bok Works Of Art Pney Goods fsrasas 10
SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALE,

RY. BANGS. MERWIN & Co, Broadway cor.
AT THE ANFEi3AS 81 siS TT5l5ssj Sa@@%0 GALLERY
THURSDAY EvRSIEG, Dec. H. m7l O'Clock.
celebrated Artists Bensiai T. Breke Eastman Johnson Jerome
Thompson Brown, TAFT aud others handsomely framed IL Go
Catalogues are ready and the Chrome, ou exhibition.
, FRIDAY @ AFTERNOON. % Dee n 10 at T,eiS,Es ds -,
them relating AMERoA and comprising General sd scI LCi ,,3s. gp
Biographies State Documents &c number cf soARCE PAta
Choice Works y Gene. er.tsIe 3sG,iGy esaa, illustrated
DoAs also collection eiAUToGRAPHS oiA the Members VI the
Catalogues ready, and the Collection on view
RooK TRADE Iji SALE SALE ROOMS Ro0Ms. CLINTON
I'D HALL AItorpl,c. and Bghih-st LEAyIrr sTREBEGH
cSTHf, T sTHTFS %9EyF IssA5 bs m a AND ''l'
Valuable PRIyATB LIBRARY comprising choice s selection Of
Also lumber French Works Catalogues ready and Books
on exhibition. -
TIE most .pUi sa SS a books offered for
auction this ety. specially adapted for Holiday Gifts and embracing
epo. .a'1s q @ nsy se', , il 'y 5 % S9d"s, Ss.sS &C.
fnde9' Roys Gallery Of British At proofs folio fG morocco Inc
I S %,;1, s,S ys 0 5 Vo & m morocco
gtaHOghs Works oo, half morocco gl rvinEs Worhs ~ vols
wsTecy Novels Gb6oferd Biton l2 m calf gin Does lu.
% m I BI @ . e HGI & Ssn1 morocco DS s
Ysles elegantly bound ia oroceo Finders Beauties q Moore
published At $3.50 wssy s,s c:,i 2 yS oS SyS bs M red red
moseco suts Regal Antiquities colofed plates half
Nicholas. eoore plates 4vols 4o bali noroeco
Do6 Illustrated Works; ngs Works % vols bound 10 fall
Matthews ae paper scarce lryings Works ~
sunnysde Edition. leyAn also the WORKS OF Dick
Longow HGshoTge Iennyon DE 9g1Sey MIS- Ss,'esD1 %
Dlsraeh sms Poe Lamb etc. etc. all In hne and eosI bind
Catalogue read sai books on exhibition day and evening"
| DY EDWARD SCHENCK, Auctioneer.
ID LARGE TRADE SALE OF
NEW CARRIAGES
AND
/ SLEIGHS
| OF THB FINEST CITY AND oTHBR MAKERS,
TO BB SOLD AT AUCTION BY
| EDWARD SCHENCK,
AT THE ARMoRY IN
FOURTEESTHST NEAR SlHTHAVB
| COMMEN NCING THIS DAY. DEC. IL,
At o. O'Clock a N. each day. - -
Ard containing until Y O'Clock NJ aud recommending EVERY b'Bh
| iNG O y O'Clock. ubu the stock disposed Of
| The sale Nil comIss about 200 Eelioles ., .,,.
| CLAkENCES, LAhDADr,.
| COACHES. PHAHIONS
DOG CAGTS. BAhOuChE5,
4 COUPES. WAGONS,
They h. On Exhibition on MONDAY 4h and TUESDAY 18th
Tie above is the s and srges sale OF hrse, Carriages sold
and the attention o all purchasers respectfully equsu
/ Sale absolute.
EINL CHR0MoS at AUCTION,
On TUESDAY EVENING. Dec. II, MI O'CLOCK
| the
| AMERICAN cHROMo GALLERY,
| No $40 BroadwAv
fre collection American aud Foreign Cromos Aner Paintings p
sucb suiue sss Betsdt Eastman John.on, g. Brown
Beher W. NJ Brown Jerome Thompson A. Ia' bo0guAu anu
An eIceeu, opportunity offered elegant Holiday
| Cir At low prices
II ID. MINER & BARKER, Auctoneers,
! 4 - - ~ No No oi5 Bto1ig1y; % ;rr,rs -, p,.... 49,,
Model contributed by the members 0 the Asis Fund
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17

CHARLOTTE G. SMITH will sell her entire
stock o ch Freuch CLOAKS Ia Velvet SILK and Cloth Open
Coaks and scque greatly reduced prices 10 close the business
No l,l63 Broadway
AT NINE. VIGOUROUXs, No. 100 Fourth
"A one Twelfth Stamping Imported Embroidery.
hand order speciality for Mono
grams m Haudkht Clothes embroidered To order
fo HOLIDAY Presents
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17

.eIsons having real estate for sale or to let
'10.s cesirous Of purchasing or renting such pro-
~, WI nnd 1t 10 their interest to adyertise in THE
hI Us aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any
Ts NspspeF, and in addition TO this advantage THE
VII be found. not only In HewYOrk and an ito
,ss- ,na villages. but In every state aud Territory
b., s OHlon- The advertisement shcnd be Inado as
allow Of the advantage offered being clear 10
q. We would especially dwell on tho fact that
NJ, for the three editions Of TIE TRIBUNE,
weekly, ed Weekly. s0mDTiss individuals "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-26
Negro consumed OF Alabama.

Section 3d Of Article 9TH. excludes from suf-
frags about three fourths Of the white males
Of the State, andthose allowed 10 vote must tie
themselves up forever against any attempt 20
amend the Constitution IN regard 20 negroes.
The 4th section is in the following words :-
Section 4. All persons before registering
must take and subscribe the following oath
I, -, DO solemnly swear lor afirml that
viii support and maintain the Constitution and
laws Of the United States. and the Constitution
and laws Of the State Of Alabama; that am
not excluded from registering bv any Of the
clauses in section 3. article Z. Of the Constitu-
ton Of the State q Alabama. that viii never
coUutcrauce or aid in the secession Of this State
from the United States; hat accept he ciriI
asd political equality T on men. and agree
not 20 attempt % deprive any person OF persons.
sHaccount Of race. COLOR or precious condition.
Of any political or civil right. privilege OF i'm
munity enjoyed by any other class Of men: and
furthermore, that VIII not 10 any way iniure.
or countenance in any others any sttempt 70
lnjure. any person or persons on account of past
or present support Of the government Of the
United States the laws Of the United States.
or tRs principle Of he political anil cir7egpq'i-
"a 81 on naen, or for utilization with any poIiti-
cal party"
And this is the Constitution degrading the
white man and czaltug the uegroI which the
Radicals are now attempting TO pass through
the Senate, the House having already passed
bin, under the gag. TO admit Alabama and
her negro code, 10 despite Of its failure before
Che people,