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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-17
THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
Report cf the Executive Committee.

Report Ct the Executive Committee.
70 the Board OF Directors Of the State
Normal School:
Your Executive Committee rsspects
fully submit for your approval this, their
second annual
REPORT:
With The amount appropriated by the
last legislature. your COMMITTEES have
been enabled to complete the building
and. to qDite completely furnish the SAME
Ito open the model school 10 connection
with the Normal-to fence the grounds
construct out-buildings. and by mean
of couple of cisserus. to provide waite
for the use Of the school. Substantis
plank walks have been constructed iron
the main entrance of the building to III
cisterns and out buildings aud to the gal
in front. connecting with walk built b
the town aribori,ies. leading into all Il
principal parts of the town, so that sts
dents, without regard TO the condition {
the weather. 6nd an easy and comfor.ab
walk from their various boarding plac
to and about the school building.
sta,ementin detail. of receipts and G.
penditurs. is hereto annexed.
Your Committee are again pleased
report the school in prosperous cond
ton, with large increase from all pa,
of the State il the number OF student
e The ATTENDANCE during the year, as sho1
8 by the following figures taken from I
records of The school. has been one hu
, bred and fifty-seven:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-17

Judge A. G. Thurman was elected
Senator from Ohio last Monday. Val
laadIeksm and his friends were confident
ofaspeesss all along: but 10 the caucus he
only received "a voGss. vile Thurman
received 81. So poor Vallindfgbam is
killed off again. He haunts the DeTSoc
racy like q night mare
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-17
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.


free.
1t is believed that the table includes a suffi
cient plumber OF schools 10 give force to what
ever conclusions aud deductions may be drawn
from it. Very respectfully yours,
/. B. KELLoes.
After carefully considering the needle
of the school. the eminent success attend
ia tie la5ors OF Professors Kellogg and
Norton. and the facts presented IN the
{ 'regoing table of statistics. your COM
mittee did, 10 pursuance of the action of
the Board as aforesaid, increase the sala-
aries of the Principal aud Associate Priu.
cipal. respectively. to Sc. 600 and 81 800.
being still less than the salaries paid by
any other similar institution of learning
within the knowledge of the COMMITTEES
for like services.
Mrs. J. H. Gorham. the present lady
member of the Faculty, was employed At
salary of $3.50 per year. With the M
derstapdiOg that her usgss would be in
creased if hsr work proved satisfactory.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-17
GRANT FOR PRESIDENT.

The tendency is decidedly toward Grant
for President. The New Hamp hire
Convention, the Philadelphia aud New
York Union Leagues, and many other or
ganizations in different parts Of the couu.
try have declared for him. The New
York Tribune is making persistent and
good natured sht against him, but the
current seems to be running decidedly in
his favor. 1t is stated that Colfax and
some Of the less ambitious aspiran,s are
already off the track The popular Speak
er is no longer the most popular man in
Congress, but Mr.. Wasbburne of Galena.
who is called ''the father of the House. -
Is becoming a great favorite with the no.
litical haugers-on about the capital. on
account OF his being Grants priucip.,
oacksr' aud because it Is supposed il
Grant is elected no will DE a ..fayori,a 81,
court" The amount of toad yism is al
ready becoming somewhat disgusting,
and we hope the soft pates who send fool,
ish dispatches over the country will no,
injure Gen. Grants chances. We tax,
General Grant to be very sensible. sol
Id person. snd such twaddle "a the follow.
ing bit OF sensation must be highly die.
gushing to him:
A letter from Washington to the edit
or oil the Chicago Evening Post, write,
oy careful and well informed man, say,
that the frieods of Gen. Grant are apnrs
henslVe that be may be assassinated h,
the desperate villains in that city who ar,
the successors if not the ccomplices q
Booth. who fear him as the nert .Pr.s;
dent Of the United States. The G.nssa
himself manifests no anxiety, but thos,
1oout him are unremit,ing in their watch
Illness over bis person.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-17

sasssssl = ssss:s' expenses $50
Insurance. SIS 00s Diplomas, $I1O 90;
Egh ia tang rods. sse s<c co o. stoves.
/ Her for assembly room and lamps for
/ halls nd rooms. $50 GO; fuel, $50. $50 90
1 Set New American Cyciopedia. 500;
. Dictionary: msps and professional
Total estimate, 81 s67 90 |
The above estimates have been CAREFUL
ly nade-Do more being asked for than
! the actual necessities of the school demand.
In fact, regarding the general desire for
rigid economy aud reirenchment. your
: committee have made their estimates rsth
. ar lower than they ought to be; and only
for such substantial purposes as. IN their
opinion, would meet the approval OF the
- Board and the judgment of she intelligent
Nc legislator.
Ne The economical administration of the
10 affairs of the institutions may be seen by
10 comparison of the financial reports,
IL which show decrease in the current ex-
o. penses over the proceeding year.
u0 0SHSAhS as 6uOWo OS tuS uoooSiA
exhibit hereto attached, was occasioned y
the diminution of tuition fees. Will,
he the number of students have been con
ne stantly on the increase. 3 greater proper
OF ton. than during the proceeding year
Ivy have attended with view of becomin
lot better qualified for teaching; and. unde
such pledge. they were entitled 10 to
RS ton free. A large number in attendant
'ty' have had considerable experiences In tsac
be- ing already. but. convinced of the advsI
re- tsgss derived from. course of trainir
OBJ ia the State Normal School, they naturs
up " wish & more thorough knowledge
MS the Normal methods of instruction.
'ie- large number also have, from time to tim
MS gone out from, the. institution to satis
'es> the demand made upon it By distri
tue boards for teachers. This demand far e
a'iy ceeds the ability of tie school to ms'
MT Still. as rapidly as students can be qua
no" fed, they are recommended.
'us Respectfully submitted for the sppro
inc al of the Board.
With CIV. EsKRIDGE.
ing G O. MORSE.
the JAMES ROGERS,
os;. Elk. Committee.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-17


The Cos gressional sub committee Of
Ways and Means have been examining
for some days number of deciiyes who
are understood 10 be familiar with an ex
ttnsive organization known as the Wits.
81 Ring. Il appears from the evidence
elected thus far that this organization has
it's headquarters at New York City, aud
extends its operations to all the principal
cities ia the West and East and Sout n
Since they have been in operation. abou.
one year. they claim to have made $50,
100000. and are still pursuing heir bus
mess of defrauding The Government out
OF the tax on whisky. This organizatio q
have thus far defed the Government and
make their boasts that they will do il in
the future. The committee are fully sat-
isfsd that unless this corrupt organization
is broken up it is useless for Congress to
pass laws for the collection oil the reven
ne, on this or Any other article. when the
incentive is so great TO steal and pluuder
the Government. 1t is said there are
parties occupying higl positions in the
Government sho are interested ia this
orga oizalion. The committee intend TO
probe this matter to the bottom, in the
hope of bringing out all the facts. and
showing up the parties engaged in this
nefaTious transaction. The computes
which have been ia session during recess,
is being aided 10 this work by many large
dis.iIlsrs throughout the country, Who
have been compelled TO shut up their pla-
ces OF business on account of The i'm
msnss fIsuds.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-17

A resolution iudorsing Chief Justice
Chase FOG President. was voted dosn in
the Louisians Reconstruction Conyen,iop
the other day.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-17

we clip the following item from the
New York Tribune:
!. Dwight Thatcher. for the past tvo
years one of the chief editorial wr;tsrs
upon the Evening Telegraph of Philsdsl.
pnla' Is about TO return 10 his oil 49,.
IN Lawrence. Kansas. to revive m. -
renee Republican. which was the lssd;n,
Free State paper of Kansas during he,
early history. and wac destroyed by ousn.
trsil and his gusrillas in the terrible ma I.
AAers q LaStencs Ia August, 1853.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-17

sabscribs Sor Tan EEws.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-01-17

Imports. Kansas.
( OFFICE IN COURT RoUsE.)
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-21
WASHINGTON.

wAsursoroN. Jan ~ "A report In cipln.
matte circles says the British Legation u
said TO have positive Information that Train
wss sent 10 Ireland Ivy pefsops IN this
country on puspw ne 10 be arrested with .
view Of making test question a. 70 tne
right of CIR. at Britain 10 ar.e.t American
ci,izans TOR language not used within the
bouLds of the brush dominion.
Negotiations tor the lease OF SANTANA Bay
are completed and will be laid before The
Senate -
m. Committee on Territories was ID
session TWO hours on the case OF oibbs.
nonira,ed for Governor ot Idaho. but with
an, coming 10 . CONCLUSION
There is no trpih in the report that Gen.
Grant urp.d Stanton To s'gn or refused 10
fecoer,z. any of his orders
General Howard to-day urged on many
Senators the giving of work 10 the most
needy in the Districs Of Columbia. Ihous
snds are represented to be suffering Tor the
neccsssries OF life. -.
The Committee on Ways and Means com
menced . general revision OF the Revenue
laws
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-21

GENRsKo. Jan. 20.-A fire yesterday
morning destroye ed the store owned by G.
A. HAWKINS. aud valued at SC 600 insured
for $4 600. The store wxs occupied tyf
Tow psend. dry goods aud grocery dealer
whose entire stock, estimated To be worth
between seven and eight Thousand dollars
was destroyed. Incurred for $4,000. =
lhc building adjoining. owned BY Levi.
"nglcy, suffered eight damage. Incurred.
~ Vas occupied " n L. LUZ, drageiss,
snu -, - sawyer. banker The former
.oees ascue y 800; insured FOR sa. coo. and
sne ist'er suffered sight !tiss AMI has no ir-
aursnce 1T Hall & Co. hardssre m..r.
chants, suffered some by u,oy,sg bsir yooes
but are fully insured. s" s 100
SrRkLiNo, Jan 20--rbe r.,.ax~F.,
Williams Il Orion WAS burned ON S,,r,.s, !.
night last. Loss between tro rsS 49,
thousand dollars insured for II ON
GALsSA, Jan. -0.-ssephep Marsaen r.c
ard h,s vie ra child yesterday prccesd.s
ID ha'h sw6'm;ics ir.m The CIV. 10 vis;,
hTr,d. On their arrival The crtit. Nh
WIS I'VE months old. wss found dead. Inv.
ing ben smpIherea by mr. too ciSEelv
wre,pta ka' prosecti.s iiom tho cord.
csas Mathews. proprietor of the DeSoto
House, bad;his pot1es bock ssolen IN 81.
urday. 1t contained tl70.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-21
new YORK.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 20-A special Boston
dispatch says Tyler, McIness & CO.. exten
sive wool dealers on Federal street, have
suspended. They clair. however. the sus'
pension is only temporary.
A fire this forenoon at Nos. $40 and 65t
Broadway, owned by F. X Amidon, halter,
and occupied by himself, J. Dantes' trim
Mig store, destroyed stock and building
Amidon's loss is s Is 900, DAntes $l0, 600
others 50 1000; fully insured.
Edwin Weed aud Miles Asnnsy. gam
blers, were arrested, supposed to be robbers
OF the Bank of the Republic last Wednes
day, of $4,000 in bonds, and portion o.
the stolen property recovered.
A Washington special says that the STATE
Department will demand the instant sur
render of Train and ali imprisoned Amcri
can citizens. who have not absolutely viola
te.l English laws on English coil. II j
believed the English Government will max
immediate reparAtion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-21

CHICAGO, Jan. 2O-1'he Grand Charity
Bal in the Opera House this evening is the
most brilliant sffsir ever witnessed in the
west. From patQuette to dome decorations
are rich, profuse and elaborate. comprised
Of flesh flowers, coetly lace and pendant
cages containing sweet singing cinaries. TIE
decorations cost about four thousand dollars.
The supper room in Crosby's Music Hall
contains one long table, spread with the
richest delicAcies costing two thousand dol.
lara. The music y by Gillmors's G. LIBERATED
band OF Boston, comprising abou, forty
performers, who are assisted bv
NssA' magnificent bad q Of this eief .
making eighty musiciapa ip al. About Elk
hundred tickets were sold. mostly 70 the
creme de "a creme OF Chicago Mary en- 10
alteedaDce from abroad, and everything 10
passing on In the happiest manner
CnIcAeO. Jan. 20.--ThO Times will to.
morrow morning advocate the nomination
OF Geo. II. Pendlolou for the Presidency. Il
will urge thas the unanimisy of the declA.
ratione 10 his favor expressed by Demo-
cratic State conyensjoas already held ia the
Northwestern Ssatcs. and indscstions de-
rived from other SOU ces. show that there
y no dissent among Abe Democratic masses
ffom the sctiep OF these conventions, and
that this sentiment pctvades the States OF
The Northwest yet TO hold conventions,
Illinois as thoroughly rs any"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-21
new YORK.

INV YoRk, January 2l.-A Washington
special states that owing to the illness OF
Chief Jus,ics Chase, he was unable % at
tend the Supreme Court yesterday.
A special says: II 10 generally believed
that motion will be made by Judge Black
70 advance the McArdle case on the docket,
so that an early argument msy DO made.
Stanton denies emphstically that he has
been advised by either Grant or Sherman
10 resign.
The President stated, yesterday. that he
should nominate w. ID. Bishop Of Connect
cut, for Commi sioner Of Patents.
The commercial treaties with Venszua'l
and Madagascar were ratified by the Senate
yesterday.
4 strong effort will be made to-day in tn,
House 10 have Buffers amendment to III,
Reconstruction bill adopted before taxing I
vote on the bill.
The House committee on election will re
port to-day on the Kentucky case. declaring
Brown disqualified on account Of disloyalty
! declaring Smith not entitled 70 seat. ant
directing the Speaker TO notify the Cover
nor Of Kentucky that there il . vacancy il
the Second Congressional District Of tina
State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-21

QuEnrc, Jan. Il Last night cab drive :,
named G,lchen, sh't two young men
named Lawrence and Bouilord The parties
had been riding. and . dispute arose re-
garding tho m-rits Of their horses. Both
men are badly wounded aud cannot recover.
MONTREAL, Jan. 20.-It 10 stated that the
privy counsel met to-day to decide upon
the question Of an inter-colonial railway.
great religious demonstration is 10 take
place In the French Cathedral here before
the departure Of tho Canadian corps of Pon
titicial Zouavss. On the occasion Of bles
s'ng their banners oil the Roman Catholi,
Bishops Of Quebec and Ontario are expsct
ed g. be present.
TORONTO, Jan. 2l.-Bslfriss have beer
placed over the magazine, and the garrison
has been doubled. in consequence Of tn,
discovery Of piece Of fuse inserted through
the door, and other suspicious indication
Of an attempt TO blow it up.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-21
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CnARLBsroS, Jan. 2o.-The Constitutional
Convention was occupied to-day in receiv-
ing and hearing resolutions, I'll Of which
were referred 10 the proper committees.
The first important subject TO come be-
Coo ~. rn~-4a.i"n viii probably be the
report OF the committee on providing FOR the
payment Of the members and officers.
Among the resolutions presented one
proposes that all State institutions such a,
universities, public schools and colleges
shall throw open their doors to negroes.
Another resolution declares that negroes
should be admitted TO all hotels and places
Of public entertainment on tie came terms
A. whites
Propositions to relieve the people from
Indebtedness are abundant.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-21
latest NEWS
II. TELE0RAPH.
TO THE DAILY OEaO(RAr.


FSpecial 10 the DExocaAr
DIS Mo,sr.. January 81.
Both Houses set only half day sess'ons.
Tn. vote In the Senate to make the Com
mi,,ee on In,e,npe, snce . standing instead
Of speoisl--motion by Mr.. Coues-stood, "a
20 "a. Mr. Reed not voting the President
gave casting vote in the negative on the
committee in special.
House visiting committees were ordered
for various State Institutions, and numsr.
Gus bills were introduced.
The House file numbers some sixty i've.
DR.. White, State Geologist. and his As
sistant, 81. John, are here.
The House, yesterday, had . test vote on
the abolition Of the Supervisor system,
and negativcd the resolution to so abol
ish.
Mr.. Irish introduced resolution instruct
ing the judiciary TO provide Law enforcing
the registration Of marriages, births and
deaths. Passed.
The Senate called for the Attorney Gen.
erals opinion upon taxing National Banks
CnENoco.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-21
MINNESOTA.

sr rAuL. Jan. Own. Thompson. con-
ductor on the St Paul and Pacific railroad,
was killed Saturday evening, by being run
over by train of cars. A proposition BY
friends Of Senator Ramsay 10 being dis.
cussed TO make the sessions If the Minneso
ia legislature biennial. In the event Of
such change, the present Legislature woul
have TO elect United States Senator 10
succeed Gov Ramsey, whose term Of Office
expires tie 4th OF March, 1869. Gov Ram
sey would be re elected with little oiposi'
tim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-21
com ~ z RClAL.
WEEKLY MARKEy REPORT

OrrIcs DAvExpoRr DsMocsAr,l
January 2lst, 1888.
The receipts Of produce during the past week
have not been large, owing in great measure
10 the extreme cold we alher. This week an i'm
provement IN receipts is noticeable. Wheat
brings good fgares. ranging from $l.so to o..
90. according to quality. Corn 10 on the de-
cline. owing to . fall in prices eastward. Good
Corn brings from IS TO 81 cents. Oats remain
about the same. Barley is Lominsl- more com :
Ing in. wequote today:
Floua--Cho,cs family, wholesale, tio.% 0G re-.
tail, ell.0O.
WssA4-ol .soQe2'o.
BAHlsv-el. 4n@el5s.
| Oars 50GA cents.
RYs-tl05.
Coas-New es0a7c In the ear
Psfaross-l. 2ScQl so.
Bussns Sec. per d.
Eeos-26c.
HAv-Good Timothy &c. OK. 10 tl2.so; Pssi.
| RE IS 90 TO clio 90
| CoAL-Soft, delivered, 20 cents per busbel.
| Anthracite. delivered. tle per ton.
WooD-&s per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-21
IOWA..

| DEs MolSEs. January 2l.-But little bus
mess OF general interest was transacted in
| tho Legislature yesterday.
The standing committees we're announced
in both Houses.
In the Senate bills were introduced TO re-
'mbursc Appanooso and other counties on
the swamp land fund account for the cree
uon Of a deaf and dumb sylum at Council
Buff; to authorize tie counties to levy 4
tax to pay their indebtedness, and 10 enable
the counties TO fund their indebtedness and
issue bonds.
IN the House bills were introduced TO reg.
uiate the toll Of grist mills for reducing
bosrds Of County Supervisors 10 three and
Tor the establishment Of . State Reform
School.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-21
Cincannaal MARKET.

Cincinnati Market.
Dy Telegraph January 81.
Flour Unshauged. Family ll.ee@ll.s6.
Wheat--Quet. NJ 2. IS.
Corn Advanced 70 s3@s4c for ear, aud SIC.
for shelled
Rye. 6o61.55.
Oats--Firm At SIC.
farlev---Firmev fall 2ool2lO.
Cotton-Dul and prices nominal, Il 1510
l5k Tor midding.
Whisky-2 10 free.
Hogs--Noninsl. unchanged. Receipts but
$50 head.
Provisions Dull.
Ness Pork 10 d st 20 90; new 1t 2l.00.
Bulk Meats- Unehsuged and dull
Lard-Quist ,2l{c for prime lesf.
Bacon Steady; exc for shoulders; l1s4lc for
| clear sides.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-21
WASHINGTON.

WAsnlxorox. January 2l--The criminal
court yesterday fixed the Path Of February
for tho second trial OF Surratt.
Tho President sent in the nomination Of
=. ). McCooke ~ Collector Of Internal Rev
ence o. the Eight District Of Illinois.
Special Commissioner Of Revenue Wells
es''mates the total salss Of liquors in ahe
several States and Territories for che f|scal
10000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-21
VIRGINIA.

KicHHosp. Jan 20 Gen. Grant and n.
dy arrived this afternoon. and are stoppins
with Postmaster Sharp, Gen. CRAFTS broth.
sr-in-law. III
la the Convention to-day among the re-.
oIutions offered vas one for di.ifsnehi,ine
sx-membsrs Of Cvnerese and ell State and
city officers from Governor down 10 police.
man. Laid ovcr. - =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-21
DIR. WRIGHT'S
TAR SYRUP.

"Fhets aee stubborn thines,. says the old pfoverb
and In these eloue do We intend 70 DEAL In present
ing WRiGHT'S TAR SYRUP to the public An
know Tire neceseity Of guarding against Colds ~
well - ths necessity f0r taking the proper remedies
when u Code are upon ". . say. without fear
OF contradiction, that the superior u Wrights Tar
0yft for The OF C0nsuwp tion Coughs, Colds,
br0p hits ard al dlreases Of the Throat and Lungs,
does not exist. Below testimonials from per
ooa9, some Of whom IRE known In al parts Of the
Da Il. sasIrox MAcxsxns Literary Editor Of For
asy's Philsaelphls 9feee. writes
i "a Pa1lApa1 PaIA, July 70, 1851.
DhAa 0m:--lAst Christmas, for the first time In my
life, Tvs RoGh a0Aesed By very sevese Cold, With
al4oet csesteAt eoagh and sore chest practice
ssessd sis Wosss di6 4. By wSaI then consid-
eee1 ~ Accident, hat row helisve % have been .
fkovidence was induced 10 try Dr.. " nlsnS's TAI
081UD, puscAaDed Aum YOU, Andw0 greatly relieved
II tyo days. wholly cassd In IN lis rot snplsas-
-. re.dlog @ta.y shtcush . cld iieraTy: 4 eshs
o9peD ~ woke q tha& Hleh0p nsshsaH. Who peO-
phssieally ard tfnlY declared. cea than csutnry
leeN ~ ~WeosW13d The march Of Empire taaes ~
v11," nd a1sQg thqec wssa ~ geeaissstn whtce
- ruaglS adv6catsd the ufe Of Tas = curative Of
016y ASt1DeS fFom Cstsssf 20 me plague was
then tsoek Wkh ~ o0oner q The eDod Deshopt
aeguoents. and IN pow sure-from tho efncscy Of
b. Wn4nfS preparation o. the same fsmedy-shas
~ Vsso eooif1ly eosseGAs tA5es
. \. ss Ssft IN xaokxsxn. LID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-21
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2l.-In the Supreme
Court 10 day Chief Justice Chase an.
nounced that the Court, after considering
the motion made BY jude Black to Cd
vance the McArdle case upon the docket,
had decided to hear the case on the first
Monday in March. This decision gives
Satisfaction TO tho Radicals. - they hope
by that time to have affairs in such Z con
di''on IN the States Of Mississippi and Ala
bsma that even if the Cour, decides the r..
construction Acts unconstitutional, which il
certain, II will not seriously impede the
work in those States.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-21
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