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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-11
Gnelano.

VngIdrD.
-NdGit Dem Sberseneral Napier
~ipllcein unternehmencer 9rie9ii@erMarz
fetencer ra6 n,eiite0eIo cur6 ben abyiz
iinii6en Telp;ug 9emadt baben. Ct
perfaufte ben eritaunten byl1iniern Elm
S@d6telden ypll 3lncb6l;@en fir et=
ncn Dollar.
Die Gnsl1noer taren jebt ein panz
;er(diH, wel9es ben 9tamen Mpnar9
fabren lou unc swei Miuipnm Dollar
fciten 'rtrc. Das S9if 1T beirahe
rpl!encet, uno en9|ii9e 3eitu,1aen oeben
pemielben pas Sob: has cine id5i,ere
3iel ldeibs mic fir feinplt6e Gonpnen
erri6tet ,rurre> pa6 bic &anpnet1 Der
Suffer- Ter preuber, bet Jranspien uno
Der Nmerifaner es init 2ei9ti9feit ;crz
trimmern rpiircen : naB rieies S@if
bic 9rSbte Sdmdde bel per @ertbeiciz
9ur9 NIT Der fleirriteu &raft bei'n Nnz
ariT serbinpe."- Dies 1T in Der Sbat
Gin iebr idmcidelbaftes Sob fir pte0bz
rer rcr 2prrs cpn Der Wcmiralit1t> tpetz
@e al Sdn9c olles lbertrefm miiileu,
mas jc IA 9e.relcn 1T.
2pnopn, "a. SUM-. Der nd1fte
Spnnta9 1T iir ta6 gauge &Sni9reid
gum Ganffeite fir Cen Grfpl9 rer abyjz
itntfheu Grpeciticu teitimmt.
Traufrcib.
Mar1eiue. (0 5scnricnt
III it ctncm - @ eitSbtlce.)
Tran;piiae Spurnale trineen fplscnrs
Mittbeilun9:
Der Dtreftpr res Nlcasar lit Marfz
leiue batte bic tcriihmte Iereia balo
na6 ibrem Auftreten spr rem fran;1ii=
iden Scatter inter fcleenren S%erin9unz
gen auf einen Mpnat cl,9c9irt: 1. So.
nprar 10000 6raass; 9iett MUIR Is
@priteuun9en> 1000 ST. fit ben Mtenc,
2. 6reie Meiie NIT rem Grpreb3ue g.
Wlan;ence @emaGer int erften 9ptel
MarleiQes ; 4. wdbrcnca Der Sier
@o@m cine ;w%eiipdnni9e Gruira9e
NIT 8ericnten in Sipree :; 5. an, Nteno
ibrer @nfunft Serenare rpr1 ben 40
Mullfern pe6 Nlca;ar; 6. Gin;u9 1T
bic Stact NIT Sieripdnni9er galel1e
a la Daumont; yprber 8efanntma6-
un9 ibreS &oumens purd placate Z.
slm Sage nad Der Nnfuuft erptes g.
laeiner."
- Die bab6bursiide &aiierfamilie
bat jeoem Der keipen Ncspfater> ,pel1e
ben &atier Marimilian sertbeipist urb
jepe pecuniare Ger9itun9 abeelebnt batz
ten> Gin 1ilbernes Service sum @ertbe
rpu 10000 @ulren ;useianpt, Nu9
BET 8eidtYater reS bin9eri6teten Sir
fen bat cin &reu; rpn 9rpeem @ertbe
crbalten.
-DieGrbcbun9 Irier's ;um tefeiti9z
ter @afenp!aye eriter &laiie io4 aus
itrate9lidn @id16ten enc9ulti9 entz
i6iera, fei1.
&pppcuba9en 20. sunni. Die
Ser;I9crun9 lit rer l1ebertra9u,9 oer
SnI el ct. Gbpmas an bic Ser. Staaz
ten wirb ols cine ;ufdui9e car9eltelt.
Der &Ini9 bat on9eceutet, caB Sal,ta
Cru, ebenfauS an bic Ser. Staaten abz
9etreten rerren mirr, lpbalp 9eui1e N,,z
iprii6e Granfrei6s in Sertinrun9 nit
jener Snlel erlepi9i iein ,peroen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-11
NfI8e! NfI9e! Nfu8e
in tfr
OompfzY hu9=TQbrif
Nifolaus 2abr
ct. GIpub, 9tearns &puntp Miuu.

Die Iuf,merlianteit Der garmer rpn sicarus NIB TIM
lieeenten Gcuntss ne&te i'd lenten auf meine erDbe Mus>
wabl sen gfaeer auer Irt erpse unb feine, fir aDalt,
Strau4 unb pratrie 2aub eetisuet. 9anejatriee Gr>
stanD seiest, einen fur bieie @esenb b effern 9 fluesu
liefern, a!s irssnb tue1te, In antern Staaten f~abrisirten
uns gun, gsrfauf tierbtr imrrrte YFase. Snbem i4 ale
meme gFnnse earantire, perben aud a1e tpelde bet
mir faufen reasn, fnesn has meme gHase tiaiser fnb
ais ivscub rsltc.
Ip11 Rio.Qabr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-11

Dempfratif6e Natipnal
Convention.

VtW y p( T. D. u OU WI
8erbanplunseu Der 9rpben cempfrattz
1iven Gpnoentipn ant eriten Gage ,raz
rem bic @ale unp pie@allerien sepran9t
npu nit 3ubSrer. Cine srpbe Nn5ab!
ppli;iten mar auben sesenrartis. un'
12 ubr rpurce Die Gpnpentipn BON Nuz
quit Belmont erpfnet relder bic De-
leeaten in bieier i95nen 5oue be1ptlz
fpmmte. sic miro in Stem yprf ras
Bpuwerf Der Democratic 9ena>1nt nnp
ols Griumpb<Soo tm9fcsemter rprbe<
reutet.
New yprt6, 5uli. - 1870
Morsens.- Die polisei<N norpnunse'1
rparen unsuldn9lid nlelm Scrmitta9>
TIM bic ,po9enpe MenSe ;uridsubalte11
mel9e Zen Me9 sur 5aue
10 periperrt> pab bic Delegates unr Sez
ri9teri tatter srpbeS dwieri9feiten battel'>
binein;ufcmmen. Dober mar e6 f9cn
1nabe 10 ubr> beppr bic D%ele9aten in
ibren 5iBen paren.
Die Convention murre fl1rd) rel
@pr1ter ! spr elfllbr urSrpnu119 &C.
rufen.
DaS @ebet tpurpe rur1 Den 9pdp.
Germ @ilbelm Quinn son Sem yorf
rar9ebradt. Die 2eiun9 ces Sage
tude5 pom Somlta9 wrrpe erlaler.
Ser &idorpjpn BON Suinri6 lblua
cine &eibe scu Gntl9liebunsen ncr.
Mrteitcr.
@cuerol Wpr9an ypn Sbip mad,tc
Ben Gorl6laa pob bic Delegation Der
Mrbeiter Gpnsentipn lpute ;u Sigen
einselapen ieiu, mas %;useitancen wurz
&c.
Nem yprt, s. Suit Nad Der
9tece pom @puperneur seymour, uber
nabln 6errBielcrn en8prfib unp idlu9
rpr> eiren Ganrioaten fir bic praiipenz
ten-Burrc Yp,, Der Ser. Staatc1 III CT
nenl1en.
Ser !5ut9ius spn Dtil1ouri idlu9
GinldlieBun9en spr, pab fein S9ritte
;ur Grnennu119 zines Ganbtcote, 1cuten
9etban >perpeu, BIG bic platfprm angez
npn,n,en iein uirc.
Gin Dsleeat l9lus bic @n,ldliebunz
ee,1 Ypr ben p%rdipenten 81 erlu@en, e.
ne Nrcflamtipn NIT General mneiie
;u erlal1en. Insenpmmer.
!6eyr 8remer Don penniylranicn
tra6te ben fpl9ennen Gntidlub scr:
Be19lp0en. Dob Miemanc als
her oufaeiteltcn Yrdfpentidafts Gauciz
rat spn rGonpentip,1 erfldrt wernen
ipu, rern CT nidt ;pei Drittel sp11
reu %otoeoetencn Stimucn erbalteu bat.
a@t3ebnteS Salln.
t6anepd 144a pcncletcn 81!
Narter 81 S>rtn1cn 10
Dpplittle IL !6enrridS 81
6pfmonn 3
5p6ter.
$pratip &eDmpmr er,ta,t,,t Ills
NrdTtentiebafts=@ anbibat,
Gintimmi9 crrablt int 22iten Ballot.
Tramf 8fair SieepraNseut.
uuacbeucrer u1'p unhc'dreitlidcr Gu<
%ttuIasmus.
Cuba.
Sem yrrt BEN 9. Suit SaSam Nat<
ri9ten taeen, ba6 pas Bader III Ter nensn 81
rama @aNerIeitune, mic n,an a~usfanr, sitt'se
Befantttsile en,bielt. Die Cholera bat pats
rent bsr lsyten Sage bee SUM- suaencnnen,
otsr ieit tieler :3eit ateencmmen.
Wexifc.
@erudte rrn elmer neucn Nesrlu=
tirn. 49, Jiliburier in Sew
Orleans.
Nemyprt BEN 8. Suli. Sin Brief Spn
Savanna Ycm 4. +. Nf. euthalt @eriidte srn Ell
nena bcatVdtiaten Ginfal in Merifc srn Gotten
faiierli9er Mniabrer. 3ptsta mill, ME ntau
teri&tet, cine Operation spn Sem Orleans aus
in ausflbrrns ~trinsen. 5anta Mnua bGlt id,
peil Ct aan; unn gar rbue Mittel 1T, rutie.
MtIwaufce,S s. Sult.- @etern
Mbenp ]tiir;te Gin Scpw init 8 Mann
TN, uun 3 ertranten NIT Namen Trec.
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8.

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Der lebten IL Mpnate 6 pplisiten III
Nu6abune ibrer amtli6enJ unetipnel' Ct
mprcet NM fe6s anpere i@wer pcrtr'l'1<
bet.
Splpaten apr It.
Nm lesten Breita9 fam bier r'ener e,1
Detadement pom 50 Ganapiern fir rie
papitli6s:Mrmee auf ibrem8ese na@
Som an. sic ,perpel1 ptele Node nit
benz 5oyre Dampfet abreiisn.
&an1ae.-0 Die Grute miro al6
bic bette beri9tet, welde je ba9emelen.
Man errrpartet i'm 9aa;e>1 Staat elner1
curdfdnittlidenG rtra9 BON so Buldel
per older. 81 Gintponperuns in ben
Staat fir pieie6S abr wirp auf 100000
&Ipfe 9eidast.
/ 9.-Sie ;um24
Stunt raren 99,365 Gtnpanoerer IN
bieiaem Soften angelo amen 9e9er
12O(305 in Der ndnliden 3eit Sori9en
Sabres. Die Ginnabmcn Der Gin
1porrcrune6z Gpmmiiiipn belauft ll9
auf $315,763.5O,
Die Musaobeu 256,161.81,
sSn Der Bauf. s 57,621.72.
St.2puis.-Nm 26. pieiese(benps
tra9te bic Muiifbanpe Der Gbriitian
8rptbers benz bp9m'iten Biidpf pom
@recnzB Bay, 5m. Melder urp pen1 bod.
Generals ifar, 9rn. Mibliepen, Gin
Stanrden. wprauf elmer Der jun9en5err5
e., bic beipen bp1w. Germ in fur3enWpr<
ten te9ludwdnldtc.
ct. 9puis, Mp., %. SUM-. - Der
DompferS ctapia ypnTort8 Senior brin9t
Nadridtel1 spn, pbern Minourt. Son
erMunpun9 pesyellpw-S tone bisBenz
ton iinb pieS ,,bianer feinoieli9. Sic ia
ben piele5 pl;bauer 9etDotet u1p beinabe
ole6|lan96 pes6luies aufaeidi@tete5pl;
nerbrannt.
Nn Der Mancune pes Miltz@iyer
rettete rer Dompfer SctaSia 3 6pl;z
bauer:
Die .Sncianer batte,1 bic partbie ait
aesriTen unp bret Der 3pl3bauer &C.
Sc murcen ober AUDI mebre-
rem Der Snctaner ras2eben6li6t ous9e<
Mn pcr Minru,,9 res Miarias traf
man auf cine Sdaar Snpianer NIT
elmer 0rp6en 9eerre id6ner pferpe.
sic ia9ten> rab iie ale pferpe i'm gan
;en Qanpe iteblen unp ale 6clsbauer
umtrinsen u,,p a1e5pl;bGft Yerbrennen
pollen, ramit ale Domrftrcte meg
miii len,
Ne,p Wprf.
Die prp;eijicn re6 natipnolen
S1iBensfeies in Seem ycrf, 9eitern
Mpreen, mar II Weile lang urp erre9z
te 9rp6e Mufmcrf Die Strasen
paren 10 piGt nit Menlden beiebt, pab
feline Basen unc @efdbrte paiVren
fpnnten. lln9efdbr 100000 peripnen
nabmen bic prp;eiiion in Nu9en{dein.
Mew yprt IS. Suui.-IS d.
fir 6 miaranten. Die uGrpre6'
trinat ciuen Nrtifel iiber bic Sdmince>
leien unp llubilpen, mclden Gmi9ranten
ouf pcm @ese ron Gatlez0 arcen nad
ben GiienbabnkSfen uno Dampftpptz
2onrunsen o1,seeiest iinr, unp yer
lanot raj bic Ginwanrerer cntlpeper
auf ga itle Warcen 81aen pabin be-
fprrert prer ibnen ,renisitens Seamte
ces GaltlezO arren Sduse mit9e9cz
ben mcrrer, lin, BIC Sdwinrler opn tbz
men absubalten. weld)e iie witAauboSsel
umidmdrmen. Dies wspieut mchl
8eridN&tiauns.
Die BeyIlferun9 Gbttaz
sp's, Der 9rcsen> @ortenitart", rertbeilt
jid nad, ren neueiten Nn9oten lit fol-
9enren Matip1alitdten
1884 Amcrifaner> 92,432 Gcutz
ide, 45>543 SriidG 10,52O Gn9lan@
Ter u,1c S9cttldnrer> 1O,992Seanrinz
avter. Der &eft spn 9>144 Ycrtbetlt
lid inter Yerl htenene annrrn GSlfer,.
3ulamn,eu 267,6l6 Ginwpbner.
Das sr6bte Dad III rer Welt,
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AniAbyss barely Slscapedt

Tho Legislature Of Ohio. having
adopted q resolution to inyito the
military Of Columbus to do escort
duty on tho Inauguration occasion
OF Monday, il was discovered that
there was q colored company in
oluded 10 said military. The pres.
cucc Of mind aud adroitncss Of ope
BALL aVertcd tho horrible and
oodchilling catastrophe thus
staring tho democracy in tho face.
Lie moved the reconsideration Of
the vote on tho resolution, and the
insertion Of tho word "whito" be
foro tho word "military". This
being carried, the democratic lcgis
lators brcathcd freely onco rorc,
thankful to tho marrow AT their
escape from . worse than Angola
disaster. 20 I'.i d
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% OHIO LEGISLATURES.


On tho 9th, in tho Senate, Mr.
Golden introduced q bill 10 chang,
tho Subdivisions oi the 7th Judioia
District. Mr.. Brooks (Repub) of
icred a resolution for investigation
of alleged frauds in the building o
the new Deaf and DumbSAsylum.
In tho House a bill was intro
ducod to repeal tho tho law allow
ing persons charged with crimo tc
testify on their own trial. Mr.
Ball (Dem.) offered u resolution
which was adopted, for inquiry by
tho Judiciary Committee, into thc
oxpodiency of making tho agree
ment OF nine Jurors sufficient tc
render u verdict. Both Houses
went into joint convention TO count
tho votes for State officers. The
result WAS as heretofore published
Tho Senate, on tho 10th, elected
t. j. Godfrey, of Mercer county
President pro tenn, Mr.. Yeomau
offered resolutions calling on Con,
gress to repeal the lax on cotton
a resolution was adopted for in
quiring into tho advisability Of
amending or repeating tho Road
Law.
In tho House Mr., Hughes (dem. }
introduced bill for procuring,
through tho township assessors, in.
formation Of the amount of U. S.
bonds grconbacks and other cor.
tiicates OF indebtedness exempt
from taxation undcr U. s. laws,
owned by persons within this
State. A resolution was adopted,
instrncting tho Judiciary commit.
toe 10 revise tho statutes Of Ibis
State. Mr.. Scott, Of Warren, Gro.
pub on the 1lth, introduced a
resolution opposing payment by
Congress for manumittod slaves,
II was laid on tho table. The res.
olutions resembling tho ratification
by Ohio Of tho Constitutional a.
mendmcnt were adopted BY strict
party votc,.52 to 81, A resolution
was adopted by o like vote, re.
questing the President to return
to tho Governor Of Ohio the papers
certifying to the ratification sfsaid
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Government Expenses, THEY
1rF A ing &c.

In a late speech in Congress, Mr
PILE, Of Missouri, referring TO the
remarks Of Mr.. Marshall, who had
charged that the thievins 10 the
first year Of Mr.. Lincolps admin.
islration was moro Than tho whole
cost of Mr.. Buchannn's four years
administration, remarked that the
last year Of Mr.. Bucllanans ad.
ministration cost the country
moro than the whole Of Mr.. Lin
coins fret term, taking gold as the
basis OF value, and deducting the
expenses growing out Of tho war,
The responsibility Of which rested
clsewhcre than on Mr.. Lincoln OF
hiS administration. or on the party
that elected him. When Mr.. John.
son succeeded 10 tho presidential
Office there was al influx Of dcsper
ato and wicked men and broken
down political hacks III Washing.
ton, 10 sccurea a dispsnsntion of pat.
rohase which bad debauched pub.
lfc lGoraIs. lai g.. molr a,..
Mr.. pItE need not havo made The
dodrctions and exceptions he is no,
ported to have done. If ho had
said that tho Democratic ascenden.
cy, under Buchanan's administra.
lion, was the direct agent in caus,
ing all tho extraordinary expenses
from the timo q Mr., Lincoln = firsl
inauguration ill tho prcsrnt mo
mcnt, stcalihgs included, hc would
have told the exact truth. The
brazen impudepcc Of Coppcrheads
in haunting a loyal administration
(wo don't moan Andy Jobnsou's)
with having caused tho expenses
rcanIting directly from Democratic
rebellion dcscrvcS rebuko every
Zine IT. Is manifested, by putting
at them tho plain facts in regard
to their delinquency. IA TO tho
present Administration. loyal men
dcploro tLcir agency in bringing
it into existence, and wash their
hands Of its iniquilics. Having its
chiet support and countenance from
democrats, coppcrhoads and rebels,
II is wrong in 'littIo else than the
acts approved and upheld by them,
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.
THE RIsE OF iGoLD.-- Gold has
been gradually goingup for two
weeks past, having rsoh from l3$
to lac in that ttimo, The prospect
Of lOgislation 10 stop contraction
and perhaps to promote imitation o.
The currency, has given the gold
mougcrs aapretext for putting on
the screws, # the movement pro
eceds, prices in general may bo OK.
poctod to keep pace, ifi they do not
get ahoad out Of proportion 10 the
cause producing tho rise. XIX.
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NOTICE.

TF'homns X. Kendail, nonrcsidept'of tho
y S'ate OF OHIO, will take notice that John
Ashhaugh filed Il petition against him on the
18th day of becembrr.A. u. 1867, in the clerks
Office Ot The Court of Common Pleas for Fairfield
county, Ohio, setting forth that he purchak cd
from the def, n'lnnt on the 26th day oi Febru-
9ry, 1851, Land Warrant No.I 4S,776. issued TO
defendant Under act Of Congress March I'd,
lS55, Tor G0 acrcs OfiRnd and for valuable con.
sideratlon paid therc5or-that said Warrant in
beng transmitted "a n land Office in Kansas
was lost in the mail-iiat on the nth NAV, 1sre,
the department. ot the Interior issued to the
plnmiltl, pnipfo0f ofownership Rndloss Of tho
Original \ duplicpte warrant. which cannot 10
now lncated IN the name of the plaintiff Tor
wnnt ofa written assignment thereon. witi.out
the nd OF the Court, anil tothe endtherefor,
that the sam might no obtained. the said PEE
titioner prays on the fnrl hearing, that tho
Court order and direct that the def ndant ex-
ecntc to the plaIniltf proper assignment Of
saih warrant TO he properly execute cd and cn-
dorsod thereon; md on default soto do, that
the title and ownership of the snmc be decrprd
to Lc in tue plaintiff. so that the same can be
located In his name and for his benefit
And the defendant is firther hotifrd TINT ho
will he required to snswrr said petition nn or
bcf' re the nth day OF January,A. n. .lSGs, and
on hrs de- Hut ~ to do. q derree viii he oh
tnincd on his default ~ prayed for in said Cey
tltIon. JOHN ASHBAlGH, mig
IoUN fIRiGuTY, Att.yfo plai2tff.- -
Dee lo' iSScGw.{ tl AOE.3{ a 81
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Tho Eighth District.

Con. John Beatty, Of Morrow
eounty, has been nominated for
Congress BY the Republicans Of
the Eighth District to I'll the va.
cancy occasioned by tho death ol
Hon, G. 3. Hamilton. Tho nomi.
nation is an excellent ono BAnNA.
BAs Burns, Of RichIand county is
the democratic nominee. The
election takes place on Monday the
9th iuSL,. and tho interest In re.
gard TO Il is Of rational extent,
from its bearing upon ths issues Of
the day, and the closeneps OF the
district, which gave Gov. HAYES
but 2I7 majority in October.
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Mr.. Ewing on the Finances,

The Cincinnati Commercial thu,
refers 70 . alettor from Hon. Y. Ew
ING, Of this city on tho financial
question, which has recently been
published
"Hestates that m attempt by law
or by executive action 70 hasten
resumption Of specie payment. un.
der exiDting circumstances, would
bc DISASTROUS 10 every branch Of
business carried on with borrowed
capital lilo fayora the payment
OF the debt In accordancs with the
Strict letter Of the eoatract---in
specie, where tho law expressly rs.
gpircs il, and In greenbacks where
tIIo law docs not PsavIFs spss;o.''
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J. r, nussKLL late a so-eallcd
Republican N. G. aud a6shy Re
publican Of some years standing
sold himself dirt cheap at the dem,
ocratie Congressional Convention
in the 9th district. He pledged
himself to support its nominee, re
ceived 20 votes for the nomination
and was then dropped liks a ho'
potato. Good riddanco for tho Re
publican party. - ID msaj
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The U. S. Scuate, on Monday
voted ngainst sustaining the Pres
Iidcnts~pction in removing Secreta'
rs Stanton. jlfhe effect OF this
will be 70 reinstste the latter in tbs
War Department.. It is supposed
he will Immediately yitender his re,
signation, TO take effect on the ap.
pointulent and confirmation Of his
successor. .t.s .n.a /.
On the same day the IIonsc pas.
sed the Senate bill fixing tho quo
rum Of The Supreme Court, with
the important Amendment rcqrir.
ing the concurrence Of -thirds
of the Judges to decide 40 act Of
Congress unconstitutional. haA
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General Meade Removes the
Governor and Treasurer
"a OF Georgia. ..... ....

Governor jenkins, of Georgia,
having refused to order payment Of
the expenses OF the Reconstruction
Convention from tho State Troas.
ury, General Meade has removed
tho Governor, and Mr.. Jones, tho
Treasurer. General Rugcr, now
Colonel Of tho Thirty.third InGn.
try, has been detailed 10 act as
Governor, and Captain g. II. Rock.
well, OF tho Ordnance Department,
as State Treasurer.
General Meade hus also removed
@, Il, Hubbard, Clerk of tho Cir.
cult Court at Montgomery, Ala.
bama. Hubbard is the officer who
issued process against General
Swayne, In suit for damages, and
was suspended from ofIico by tho
latter. Tho General has also or.
dcrcd that tho ordinance staying
tho mllc Of property on execution
in Alabama, passed by the Con.
vention, shall take effect immedi.
ately. .-a's .'
How much did tho President
make In the performance of, reno.
wing Pope and putting IN MCadcp
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TnURMAN's PEpIcaEE Sired BY
DilIAIlen, and did by Vallandig.
hamt- Columbus Journal. Yaeot
Sesdnty-iive Cashmere goals,
purchasedin Philadelphia for the
Cashmere Goat Company, arrived
In Macarthur, vinton county, last
week. rm ai la isIof %.
p Atiho close of 1862 gold stood
at 1881 at the close of 1863 il
Vas 1917; at the close Of 1864 it
was 227t; at the close Of 1866 II
was it53; at The close Of 1865 it
was 1881 at the close Of 1857 il
was 1884. r...r.leN
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IsGa.

Tho publishers have perfected system o.
mailing by which they can supply the MAoAnSE'
WEEKLY, and Bazaar promptly to those who pre-
fer to receive their periodicals directly nom
tho Office OF Publication. Postmasters and
others desirous Of getting up Clubs will bo sup.
piled with a show.Blll on applicntion.
The postage on Harper'r Bazaar Is 20 cents q
year, witch mustbe paid at the Subscriber post
office. h tA Mt ~ S'NVN (
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Tho Aoings of Congress since
AOur last issue may be summed up
briefly.
Io the House, tho Committee on
Elections reported that Mr, Trim
was entitled to his seat as Repre-
Sentative from The First Congress
sioual Distric: Of Kentucky.
The House also passed an impor
tant measure, the effect OF which
will be the abolishmcntofthe ware
fhouse system in the whisky bust
ness. 1t was reported by Mr..
fSehcnck from tho Committee OF
Ways and Means, and he made a
speech exposing the manner in
which whisky frauds have been ef-
tected. Tho bill,i having passed
both Houses and been signed by
the Presidont, is now d law. Il
is in full as follows: :go as, g.
"Be itcnacted, &C., that from
this date, no distilled spirits shall
be withdrawn or removed from any
warehouse for purposes Of trans
por'htipp, recti6cation, change Of
| package, oxporta'ion, or for any
othcr purpose whatever, until the
fall tax OH such spirits shall have
been paid; and all acts or parts ol
acts inconsistent with tho provis.
ions hereof, arc hereby repealed"
rhe bill to facilitate tho pay,
mcnt Of soldiers bounties came up
~ tho House. and another bill pre-
sented by Mr.. Wasliburnc, of In.
diana, was substituted for it and
passed. 1t authorizes the employ
ment of fifty additional clerks in
tho Second Auditors Office, and di
rects the Assistant Treasurer OF
New York to pay duplicate checks
cn notice Of loss Of tho originals.
Mr.. EggIeston introduced rcs
olution providing for an cxamina
tion of the Louisville bridge BY
engineers, to settle the TACT as to
its obstruction Of navigation. Joint
resolutions werc passed requesting
the President to Interfere for the
release Of .Messrs. Mcmahon and
Lynch, imprisoned in Canada on
account Of tho Feuian raid, and
Colonols Warren and Magic, held
in Ireland on charge Of Feniauism
Tho resolution for a commission
to examine whisky meters, was
passed, Mr. Trimblc, representa-.
tive elect from the First Kcntucky :
District, was Admitted to his seat
on the 10Th. ...,. .s., .,1
In Tho Senate, Mr.. Sumner, after
referring to the Presidents failure
10 sign tho bill extending civil
rights in the District Of Columbia
introduced another precisely simi.
lar bill for the samc purpose. which
was referred to the Judiciary Com
mit,ce. .,.. ... d,
A vote was not reached on the.
bill to suspend the further contrac
ton OF the currency but an a.
mcndment' prohibiting any incl ease
in the amount of currency now
outstanding, was voted down by
heavy majority. " e'h0'.'' "'
/. Mr.. Sumner introduced u rcsoIu-
don which was referred to the Ju.
dietary committee, declaring that
tho Constitutional Amendment
submitted by tho 39th Congress
having rccsivcd tho assent of %
States, being three. .fourths Of the
States, the samo is valid to all in.
tents and purposes as part Qf the
Constitution.
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TIE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MEyT.-By the report OF Secretary
Seward, sent TO Congress u low
days since, 1t appears that twenty.
one. States have given official no
ticc Of the ratification OF the four.
tcenth copstitutional amendment.
Maine has ratified the amendment
but has neglected to give Official
notification 10 tho State Depart.
msnt. Iowa will soon ratify it,
making twenty three States.
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Wendell Phillips winds up u
proclamation Ia the Anti Sldrery
STANDARD cxclnining Cursed be
the soul Of Bepjamin Franklin for
persuading dhis people that the
noblest Of all human action is the
saving Of cents" This apathemu
is evoked by tho poblic praise Of
economy with which Gen. Grant
is conducting tho wur Depart.
inent. ,Y,i.fnp.i o.