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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-08-05
Scrofuln, or Kings Evil, is cured by
using Heinitsh's Queens Delight.
State South Carolina--Richland Dist

State South Carolina--Richland Dist
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Horace l.. Emery & Son vs. Albert r. Col
ton.-Attdchment.
NHEREAS, the plaintiff did, on the 81
w day of March, in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty eight, file
his declaration against the defendant,
who (as it is said) is absent from and
without the limits of this State, and has
neither wife or attorney, known within the
same, upon whom copy of the said de-
claration might be served.
1t is therefore, on motion of Bachman
Il Waties, ordered, that the said defen-
dant 90 appear and plead to the said de-
in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-nine, otherwise
final and absolute judgment will then be
given and awarded against him.
d. B. MILLER, G. C. P.
Clerks Office, Richland District. March
2, 1868. March so
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PROFESSIONAL.

HAVING resumed the PRACTICE OF
MEDICINE, with supply on hand,) 1
take this method of informing the citizens
of Columbia, and the vicinity, that will
attend to all cases entrusted to me, and
will treat those of private character.
successfully. Also, all cases of derange-
ment Of the NATURAL FUNCTIONS OF
FEMALES, such as Leucorrhea, Dys-
menorrhGa, Amenorrhna and Memorial
gia. Structures removed without the use
of instruments. All the foregoing cases
treated physiologicaly. All ask is to
give me trial to prove facts. All pre-
scriptions put up carefully at my office,
nearly opposite the Express Office, Taylor
street. THOMAS J. RAWLS. Md.
July 21, 1868. July 81 tuth8
"IANHOOD.'-Anot New Medical
Pamphlet from the pen of DR.. Curtis. The
Medical Times says Of this work: "This
valuable treatise on the cause and cure of
premature decline shows how health is
impaired through secret abuses of youth
and manhood, and how easily regained. 1t
gives clear synopsis of the impediments
to marriage, the cause and effects of ner-
vous debility, and the remedies therefor. I"
A pocket edition of the above will be for
warded on receipt of six stamps, by ad-
dressing Doctor Curtis, No. 139 F street,
Washington, ID. Q. May 81 1y
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SENATE.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Boozer, L., Pres't, Hayes, E. 81.
Arnim, Frank Jillson, J,K.
Allen, James NJ. Leslie. G. P.
Buck, ID. Montgomery, c. w.
Cbieman, u; Owens, Young J. P.
Cor6in, u. Il. Rutland, J. NJ.
Coghlan, I. j. *Reid, j. II.
DICKSON, T.. o.. Rose, w. E.
donaldson, Il. j.. ~Rodgers, T. A.
Duncan, II. W. *Sims, r. M.
*Foster, Joel Whittemore, B,F.
Hoyt. W. r.
coLoRED.
Cain, K. II. Rainey, J. II.
Hayne, H. e. Swails. s. A.
Maxwell, 81. j. Wright, J. J.
Nash, w. b. Winlbush, Lucius
randolph, B. +. *Young, Valentine
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WHITE.
i@,,Ti, Berry, =. +: Mcintyre, George F.
*Bryant, Javan Milford, L. B.
Collins, VIM. s. Martin, James
~Clyburn, L. Frank Miller, Franklin Il.
Crews, Joseph Mixson, w. j.
Dennis, John B. Neagle, il.
Dusenberry, George O'Connell, P.J.
Duvail, Lewis w. Pettengill, Charls II.
EDoyle, o. Nj. Root, II.
DeMars, Francis *SIoan, Frank
%F1eld, VIM. t. *Stewart, VIM. G.
Eerlter, John ID. Stoeber, E. NJ.
hayes, Evans Stolbrand, Carlos ].
Holman, G: xSmith, Robert M.
Hyde, John B. Tomlinson, Reuben
jerks, Joseph H. Tinsley, Samuel
Jackson, Is. +. *Turner, Claude c..
kuh, Charles s. *Waller, W. w.
xkeith, W. C. *Wilson, John
Lewle, q. A. Nooley, John
Lang, Jordan Webb, Henry W.
"LlttleJohn, Sam. Moses, +. j., Jr., Spr.
CoLoRED.
Boseman, Benz. A. Lee, Samuel
bennett, George A. Mayer, julius
Brodle, VIM. j. Morrison, VIM. C.
Brown, Stephen McKinlay, VIM.
Burton, Barney McKinlay, w. j.
Bos, 1, John Mickey, Edward
Bosto ), Joseph McDaniels, Harry
Bishop, w. A. Mobley, June
Cain, Lawrence Mays, James p.
Cain, Edwin j. Mead, J. w.
Cooke, Wilson Nelson, VIM.
Chestnut, John A. Nash, Jonas w.
DeLarge, Robert G.. Nuckles, Samuel
Driffle, Wm. Purvis, II. w.
Elliott, Il. Ii. Perrin, Wade
Ezekiel, Philip E. Prendeyrass, jeff.
tarr, Simon Ransier, AlonZo J.
Gray, VIM. H. W. Richardson, Thos.
Gardner, John Rush, Alfred
Grant. John G. Rivers, Prince r.
Goodson, Esop Stubbs, T.B.
harris, David Smalls, Robert
Haync, Charles D. Smith, Abraham
Hayne, James N. Saunders, Sancho
Humphries, Barney Shrewsbury, II. l..
Hutson, James Smythe, Powell
Henderson, James Sasportas, T. X.
Johnson, d. J. ]. Simons, VIM.
Johnson, Henry Smiley, James
Johnston, VIM. 4. Scott, Robert +.
johnson, Samuel Thompson, Benz. a.
Johnson, Griffin Thompson, Sam. b.
Jacobs, Henry Thomas, w. NJ
James, Burrel valentine, r. NJ.
James, Henry Wilder, Charles NJ.
Jones, Wm. Ii. Whipper, w. j.
Jervey, VIM. White, j. H.
LomaX, Hutson j. Wright, John B.
Lee, George
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State South Carolina Richland Dist

State South Carolina Rlchland Dist.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
@. II. Baldwin & Co. vs.. Thos. s. Nicker-
on.-Foreign Attachment.
NTHEREAS the Plaintiffs did, on the
w 11th day of NOvEMBER, 1867, file
their declaration against the Defendant,
who, as it is said, is absent from, and
without the limits of this State, and has
neither Wife nor Attorney known within
the same, upon whom copy of the said
declaration might be served.
1t IL, therefore, on motion of +. w. Nc
Master, ESQ.,, Plaintiffs Attorney, ordered
that the said Defendant do appear and
plead to the said declaration on or before
the. 18th day of NOVEMBER, which viii
be In the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-eight; otherwise
final and absolute Judgment will then bo
given and awarded against him,
ID. B. MILLER, @. @. p.
Clerks Office, Richland District, Novem
Der III, 1857. Nov IL q5
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COOLING MEDICINES, ,sI,azs'III

GUULlNG MEDlClNES,S ,SSS1ssaS,
GOLUTION CITRATE MAGNEsIA,
~ fresh,
GINGER POWDERS,
Soda Powders,
Siedlitz Powders,
Chestnut Grove Whiskey,
Tarrant's Aperient,
Hurband's Magnesia,
r Congress Water.
For sale by l.
June Pharmacists.
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ten pirre. ScbaIe mic m0ali6 ihifr u
odS 2DNgelc alb, I'M zen ldu0l @riNcamru
fret ju tluTfn. ICn e,tltm l0Ic IN bG,.c
CT ppn etr Dune aus dutS Nicer biHNue9t
fart; auflnlS hRtt CT ib rabtl, cap 6lrt
nod lanlc nidDt ielucn 9rWf crbditn, rdrer
nod psni9rr thcn rtr octmyttic btcutet Nj.
ben tonne; cdnn mtintc rr, odB bic 3tit ctr.
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jeOcr Stuure onIanacn muhl. Nicbr ais EN-
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taS abRrlhidte Gitip IN InNuc NInrc NclnN.
ftt uni atlp Der pirIltCbe 6art ntdlt mlbr "a
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wlcper, epA ber pdntitbrn Mtam ans Rem
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nungrn mp 9BstiunNCn Ptticn lOrtjNbrnAen
bfrmp9en
(Nprn, tpIlt,
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attcitdte.


,Srn a. r. Sfcrntr
4Sein Cerr! SD BABE lett lirltr tenn Uirr Sahren
an eczema Cttr tuem cdutGusaals tlrHtr 9latu 3e.
l'ten; mcprers acrSte tGlrn min IN 5eFaurun3
obne mir iraentpcte SmserlV8 Su idaficn. GCrfplt
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lit id teipnccrS bstti8 i'd sc8 gu @rrtguS Suntipn
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eenclben ~ aebrouaeu Bah ipurtc ia, 9intcuRg; Id
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pd5 id mir MIR wlnidtn frnnte; bic rritte Bllhe u
,ir;e mi4 aOr'. &erettmiAigt unt freupsl tele ID
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smpIbe es alien nit NIutebCn Wepu9tfn.
9br aurtbttaer 8id,arb g. efairH, isr,
Nr, y, eae nt8btr., SaliimC-e."
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Staweiser ..@erG 8itterer.

Get 5hNet,er 9egB 9t:crer reben Sr Sbs.
9prsiiT. Rr 14i, sltins'e.aBe, tabrijtrt, u
Won len pslae ion ssriuh bdten. ais has bes Unii,
s,ittei aegen a08emene edpa6e une Md8enteihmer'
ben, mtlss Bis lest tfiem Ganee intrrtuirt meres
gwsm, uus feline 6amilis, reibs Is tnmal ssbrautt,
EIrl pbnt taitte ansftrpfs. S23l-)
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9ntcrpVrtrt am 4. September 1867.
Sirritpren
Gee: N. 1tftOp, Peter u. @ts,
". RUenlpd, 3bpmdS g. Warrtn,
3rispb 8. Butler, lbCmdS y. yarCn,
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II, 1t, Gscaruhet It'd ilr &ranltri;sags, aud felft
tic tgrt upfile btrpproerfcu pcretn sCgen Wansel u
Glrn ui ihugsn
g. mad Qtrbdltnis her rrselabtcR gramis rrtii tti
geri6ertt ven bis 81 20 Dollars wFfsnHtb p6brens
ber lanien oausr Scn grbttunidbiBtrii. uRb psur
fplGc Elm games 9abr unbasn icatt. au6 ptrl
ofm 8trtbsr.;a i,.rr llutsrlnFma tpitrsns br Daus
ner Nrhe.E5 tt,dtl islbh ,ptnn pte aranfhs
am udh0sR (lgt nhb Gmpfdua ber pctte cbt,
ttnen IRpndt, cine 20 de pber etntr a
DoS @tlaui beritlttu eutTeten iple une i'm Epccsfa
ecs Serfidlrrcn erbditen sie Stntubsbtnsn btrltei
pon 500 bic $1,000.
6icts Geisli6aii Sshara ittns GInirttssestr che
unltar @etuirer uaS bic prdnii.n Hns iO ncbrts et
nelt cas- es &enanssm ltwer faat, id her @tislftdr
anwhlicprn.
Die frsnam @stss hes S,aatss Ohio unt has srpa,
zid,erhclts S0piial beier @sfeli&dft ibisth esT
gcriherten seatn itbmo5ben gtrlui.
gSHb. &trncburg,
8eneralsggcnt fur tcl Stddt WidrplGnb une Dilrti
4plumtid.
Sntsrimtftfhts Batsau; Nr. II, 2db:5apffrdge,
(tEa1l,6DiD Baltimore, glb.
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sssGrnna - Nsin Whtlei III aGt apbtr bic eJprtt
st5pap,pdij s3cip'2sprf II. Sunepu" linb IN I,sem
trarG sanweilunas Sudes W aterieieen; oeu,iG itBl
man ie rsRn man Yiltt ge8ea tas 9idt bilt. Sine
auto Ssrrnultg trtlt per terdrti8t Iustrft atett,
pab man eine perion cher gerpnen. bic bic Mestintr
na1madsn eter uahaemahte ptsiapisn unb habti Eitn
eas lie un6ht iiab, enitcdsn
~ 3n RateH IN her 6abrl tg, SreftNrrs SpGotpab,
ir. so, paipen GAME Newsprt, nnt bel alien relpsf'
.aten Ipplbetern uub gtgincis3daern in ser sanJta
stpiiiirten ypet.
sB- !limn,t mnn he srEssrtn SVrtsn, 70 erpart mon
bfheHteue
yen GtBruna lne icefr Suhie unb Sdadci bsiseila..
Ra-. SGasIer NIT menen ppblbtiannten Irlensitn
!pnnen tire ShduGrten Gril!Gre tt fpifeifrei uet'
itidt btfpmmen, ptrn lie nd III sbpmds Ppilpiprd
gir. so plae,r- Qane D. u. menefn. lGiai9.lS
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Der grDBe
Obrrl)ant- 1iGOrrbrrCfGilGr
5um GnlFeTnell dIler bduIIGINfn unb 9tcI.
ntaCn Der ,Sdut.

5unl SniFeInell duer Sdlltlfteen unb Het.
ntacn bGr 9Iut.
Gs n bic puntereUufs S9ebbu, psfte ,ur Grtftr-
nina Ger pcrItiebeueH 1dutrdntbten tttdrnt IN. 50
be'ftt1t rtdt nus aac llureinaetieu her aut, pntn
stsbt aud HE 10 irbr 9erundte 6larBfit Ter 6aut.
50 bcilt uno citticrnt 9ititbrn pScr Eifiucn oil
ecr Snut, sRiteiTer, Ssppsrint, SrdBc, SRcfIcl:
fricfri, ScIFua, Sdmtdusiehdss dGler 2Irt, b6fen
Sale, slcrptuid,mcr,, Srnnts, Suetid,:, Sriib:
nt'necn, pfFcns Scidlruiire. trfrurcme Fiiac Ber:
ftdnd,nn8cn, rer8iftstC &out, 5frppbcm II. s. 10
@cbrdrebs Nn,ueiiira. Man taee tis franfcr
Gorpfrtbejle frub mn gIbeuts samlt.
Non Oewabrs Die slaf8s an enem pirmcn auS Run,
ttlen glage.
auaeftrIiBt unb vsrtautt ven hem Gstnnrmrr
!9cnrD r. Ncrncr
Gte eer Baltimore une Silf1T.
Stt dntN Wetjiin l3luelsrn 40 b1tCn.
Rg- nrcis fiIlu;a ecuts pro Rldidic
Rnr icIdc, bic he's Gi8GniEuHrrS 3lUcidrtit traasu
iinp db!.
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gSgBef 0Drr1dhiy#3jiGhei 1tg9easG.
DG8 srp6e duBcrllebg @utfSmittcl
gnEi GHtfecrcn sucE SeUEtetbey
una Jtstnteeu Str 8art,
tl0rer ais g8dlier, une Fam nit Der Spnfrm.
meniten otdbfrbGtt aebrautDt wcrpen.
S}nb;n Der Gtatnttumrf eisitS rrGpdrat etm pubtt
thm ycrlr0i n cr ttItn Grclls bel gfh6rilir gu
mcutml3 III lcrsrehtmnluN nil Str eistrduhtNuFteg,
l2rl srHlomntn ubrrlf1sh IS N tene ntdssffst
ee beute lid cntppppt uue mcyaen bun ten (co fHpet
rneerH rat h ptrr pcat Sabre rtne ale 2cttSrtctun
GrReer Yre1e Hub rbre ttH gRuuh rpu 9sitn set
Gtaen'tum,r' tamt Sch ~ vereicneu turt biz Srfab
runa peler tcr atftlrtcn Su1er urtTer 516i une m
'erss 1toalet rclaf bcpdtrt. g0ciisr unttu rtSten
lgtr unt alli 'tnae attc'tale esrifben NGhtrm tai
Mttei IN teu leBtcn pttI 5abr,n ardtit inter ,tslt
Observation-Disclosures arlnlfen unt al StnSrteuGn ptrurht
pCreen IT, hat her Gi4frtblmer aJf trtuNnbt 9rrAfI
lrn1rn Stcer, pehe tarduS Nutsr at3Uaen enju enac
ptNt8t, es au% g0rhds ortfere pubiihlm lu GTuAsn.
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prCi5.
&neer unttr 9dbrtn lus aauJfrtL
Icter pdlllsr nat loo ID Wepad trei, fur utbtr6es
ptbt mtte cHc Rcriuac Golc tCrGdRet.
%pt itecm luae ttfnbtt lid wsriaatus rn Dsutfa
ipgtmCneer Stnmttr.
sSarnitIq. lin nttl tcttVatr yu rtrttn 'autt man
ptutie tTtlt pgm unterlthEtirn BtNeri Nscnt&n her
@ntH, Sttp Eddg,
9snera-Gpcrt her WUrtbcrn Gtnrnl. unt
bcrriplglnl(htn GtifHtdbr.
G-l Er 1nt Ih0mFss 5tr her WuuitTlte
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BAtTIM0AE, BIZ,

P-ice l2A Cents per Week, 5000 per An
um payable In advance.
Price Of the Weekly, published every Fvi-
day, S2.5o per Annum mailed to Europe,
including postage. $500 per Annum, pay
able in advance.
ADVERTISING AT THE USUAL RATES
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t&ire ncUe Spullbiff.
ucer
StMteraidls s9(ahs Wtalhirle

-, - 7''77I'1' v I'1s''S N7'1V77tI
10. lrl@t gePthP unf rnReFhatl'
var. 4. var. 1.
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mdbtrr, S6uts u StitfcIfGbrttanter,
WutfGrr. IufpuBrrn uHe Qntern biz enH
paib-, ltidt, H. t1uerfdft GrtstteuSe
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Ote VIZ. pehO' ULHiUlHe
tIr hdbrifamtrn
N ven totaetrtF 4tst. lttr lIr mn tgdtiA lttt N
2an:faStn Ttnt1 @tr9u,.o moftn' tr ltst 45l Aabt'
,naer&stt it NIT ta@aiTsIentm iinntrem % nnS itRt
non, M yu oflt, 1rt nrfffrk -tidNr ffit Virn i'm
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-- Die Stcousr rGaduUg" uue ,N. Y.
Wtplelp" ltte6eR III ptr Wdnroh6- ]idd,t IN
rer NGbe non 3arpaulm Cove Su,rr wcr II.
wureen Belize Hart bclHaei9i,
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2ur yfadlriCilt /!

o hi. rem Damyfer rsSeutiraians" emsfna.u mir
ad,te tiirfifde 3netfdaeH b6hnifebt SafclbrHcn
(scirpdneD, sross iddid,e 2nlert, 8riinc unc erls
Riirberser sfuecu, itdlisniieJc nHdccarcnI Si.
dlcrien Asei,ensries eerlscrite in allen Nummern
&amii;eii. SSdcSbplccrbccrcr, @pbn Siimmcl=
gdiidricu- line Safitt> Sdanier, Sbucpldec Saiats
Sei te. pe6s artite mir Jun 99ebtrperfanfs ~ ben
Sflisftn Waritprsilsu smpistien.
-.a Rpbel 4 pan Rets,
Hutpreurt ron eurppdilhfn Yrpbgtttp
f64-) ~ 8Tp Snea-Bait;nprsR
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S,s 9eilfl'nOc,
SScNermnm iein eigrHer llrit
1allO MAPS ptilea
3aupmaY'S &Gibe.


Observation-Disclosures eeS s9asens Ger Seber agS
Gingsrpcbe.
5tr Uldg.n tn her 9rpRc WtteipUptl nel6cr bic 0it.
iuneheit Dter Aranfheit hes SpllGm5 tetiRfu6t. Gu
i@Iehten 9ebraud oeSr SdwGduRs eatb GreCis tretr
ale naturie Gr9cR VereluIltes -Neidrerecn utelrit
beneer Nttem Hrb aGDeneine 4ri6am9 Der 3rlite Elm
Dti hem @etirne in Vcrbinsung iletenb IL eann otl
@ldGen bic GGsle pon 6eprret, 9eil3er NiCberDei6n
aeuDeit NerrcntefhGercen ure unerauiflttcm Sdihie
Die settr hit in 2litegenidGit lmp srieust @Suelt.
ScrinsGi S6mer;cn IN her Sttlc u. +. f. DIR Inter,
lcit mddb ii& ebenfalls eur& gercpfng, Srhfau uHt
0lubr temsri6. Die oauptrtrtpRg sieler pilen 9ebi
aui rcn WGleH me Sebrr, YuuBen llRterleib uns ae.
rev .nePmsn an iFrsE pieseEbetebensm aaO fdrsnSsn
ptrfurs See'i
lab Dsi Ter eenShnd)hen urb bpsarsiitn duf blslsn
Spniiptnie berriteReen uebeI; hnen pirit biz Salbt
ptSea cntpGsfn, pedlt .ulid has (5iit dusrptet uni
eann ete SetlunA rrhente.
Bpje 9tntc. al.I 2JIinSen ilnb Seicunurs
uslei. bic reIe Sahre barnadi8 jettn auberen Mttt
QSsr StblnslI8 8rtrptl Rb uHatiueerIid snerR Gin.
rsi6unsen Rsler fdlnacn Saite aepiden.
DdiltdusId)llae
bte Gplaeu elmer ihleGtsn aluintuna oeer rrput.
der gcpen, neretn turh pis berleaenee Graft eieIe
5albe teiejtist une eine fare, burdi6ttse SdutaGd
piebererseugt. Sic uDtrriHt Utte Snmnt Mittei uni
Cns. 5oilstttn 1npentdTfR turb igre SGbieeti, Gin,
nrn, 9stlatsFn uns aAetFs Ssli5ts-6Rtfslaaseu dnS
etrrtistn.
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ttsSiabrtaea 5arses iVwie 3wsttgen Dlrren,e.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-10
From Georgia.

ATLANTA, Sept. 9.-Ihe Senate amended the
relief bill by striking out the second section,
which included money in the schedule. The
House passed bill giving aid to the airline
railway through northeastern Georgia.
A message was received from the Governor,
enclosing a report of the committee IN the case
of persons applying for seats vacated by the eX-
PEELED negroes, and giving the names of persons
receiving the next highest vote.
A protest accompanied the report against the
action of the House in eXpelling the negroes,
which revie wed the constitutional question: and
stated that the Constitution clearly gave negroes
the right to hold office.
Pending the reading a motion was made to
table it., as direct insult TO the House. The
motion was not sustained.
The folio wing was introduced:-
ReSOtUed That the portion OF the cemmunica-
tion of the Governor rejecting upon the action
of the House in deciding on the clio ibility of
free persons of color under the Constitution be
returned with the follow ng:-
Rasoived, That the members of each house
are the judges of the qualifications of its men,
bers and not the Governor, and that they are
the keepers OF their own conscience, and not his
EXcelency.
resolution was passed to swear in the mem.
bers having the next highest VOTE who were
not eligible under the third section of the four
teenth amendment. Several Of the new men,
bers were sworn in ana took their seats.