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The New York herald., 1869-08-19
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.


A SPECIAL AND PEREMPToRY SALE THIS DAY.
IA. at saesroom "a Duane street. al IL NJ prompt Of nve
Horses, including two fast o,ters The property Of ~
By JOHN L. vANDEwATER, Auctonesr
Bay trot!ing Horse Narraganse sired By Hiram Drew
1914 high, old extra stylish prompt drver can oeas
245 wagon beat 24O In condion roted at
Naaganset Park when years old In 2 warranted SOUND
and kind. .
Bay Horse 1917 high, years od the gentleman's
goes the road; horoughbred pull wagon
at a4o gait ot mile in 2ao or less ON track war;
ranted sound and kind. . =.
The above horses the property Of the late j. NJ
Phillips, and are sold without any reserve
sorre Horse 15x high 6yeRs old spirited smlable ana
intelligent animals gentle free from vice Qr tricks tpe
family horse warranted sound and kind Top clggy,
Harness, &c.
Very fine Horse, with black points, l6 high years old
warranted IN all harness good sadder stylish, snowy gen.
'e rehaoe every way and warranted sound and kind
Also leather top Buggy and set Of fine Harness the turn
out OF q private gentleman, without any reserve.
Ebay Horse 10 high years POWERFUL muscular and well
deveoped weighs 400 pounds warranted in all harness
good stepper fast walker sold to close copartnership
Also several other Horses not enumerated particulars of
which at sale.
and second hand.
Twenty four hours all warranted Stock Sale prompt
The New York herald., 1869-08-19
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Dosr OFFICE NoTIcE.-THE NAIL FOR EUROPE
III during the week ending August n will close Al this
Office on Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday Saturday Al IL
NJ and a. stations folows;A and b. .f6; and
o, Ii 80. u and E, II Isl and ., 10 80 A. M.
r. II. JONES, Possrnas,er
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A FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE FOR sALE.-HAvING
n determined to engage exclusively in the wholesale drug
and manufacturing business, offer for sale our store
the Of Seventh and Olive Streets II
fitted up in first class Style contains good stock, and do
ing large and paying business We have for number OF
years lease for the building which stu
ated In the most desirable portion of the city Parties wish
further information will confer either In person
letter with NJ DIMMITT BRO Seventh and Olive streets,
81. Louis Mo.
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A T JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASsELL'S,
IA ARCH. JOHNSTON, AuCTioNEER,

1I2 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue.
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wish
to dispose those wishing purchase anything In the
horse line will find to their advantage TO call
Our dealings almost exclusively with merchants and
business men, and establishment Ii conducted on the
same Straightforward principles which govern honorable
people in other branches of trade.
Good stabling for horses at private sale.
We give the purchaser of every horse that warranted
sound twenty four hours for trial.
OUR DOWN TOWN OFFICE IS AT NO. 80 NASSAU
STREET. opposite the Post oce, where register ept
horses carriages 6c at private and public Liberal
advances made on everything In the horse line
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THE TURF.

FrROTTING AT UTICA-UrICA DRIVING PARK.--0N
FRIDAY, August 20 atS p H., match for $1,000; mite
New York, names b. John j. Bradley; Charles oreens
Utica names b. Rolls Gold Dust Good day and track
nROTTING AT wHEELER's PARK, EATONTOwN,
N.J.-Three Grand Tr0ts Saturday August us
X. HULICK, Proprietor.
ePORTING-DOGS, BIRDS sc.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AID BIRDS FOB
IA sale.-Medcines for all diseases. Prepared Food for
mocking Birds At B. DOvEYS No. Greene street,
OF Canal
N B.-Ladies attended by Mrs. Dovey.
LyOR SALE-A LOT OF LONG AND SHORT BREED
Can airy Birds Can be seen at 229 West Thrty-thrd
street, real, top 1oor.
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BUsrNRss oPPoRrUN1rrEs

81 600 TO 1900 WILL Be !NvEsIEp @ IN ,Is NE. Ne;
attention OF the advertiser call at IL ~ on
q. n. c., No. PIpe street, room No. 8.
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GENERAL MEADE
Captain A. W. Sampson,
WI be on Saturday August a at O'Clock NJ,
Freight received at through for st. Louis Mobile sud
The CRESCENT CITY will succeed Saturday, August 49,
apply,o
FREDERIC BAKER,
40 BroadMaK
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OATH AND CONEy ISLAND RAILROAD STEAM
ID half hour. Horse from Hamilton.
Wall. South and Fulton ferries connect at Greenwood.
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OFFICE OF THE CAMERON COAL COMPANY, n
~ Broadway. New York, August H. 1859,
The annual election for Directors q this company win be
Continental HOTEL Philadelphia The transfer books win bs
closed from the 2st OF August until after the election
A. J. SIMPSON, Assistant Secretary.
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EXCURSIONS.

A new YORK AND FAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES \
Brooklyn, E. D., O'clock A. X Peck Sip, Sis; Fu,toi
ferry, Brooklyn, $50 pier North river, 81 landing At Al
the hotels the beach each way Returning, leaves Fa
Rockaway ct 30 r NJ. arriving at the city q 8 30
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CTEAMER MARY POWELL WILL COMMENCE Run
ming Saturday June isss for % %SS.ssns, wes, Point.
and Rondou pier foot Of Dssbrossss sfss every
afternoon = S1Q .-r-s.... T..
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TROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND fRoY.-THE PAST.
yANDERBlLT Or C0NNEcTicUf leave. pier Il North
river foot Of Spring street. evening Saturdays except
sd) at o'clock and foot Of West Thryiouh street. ass
aIe ony Z, ~ nens y q ies than rs sna .se Snespsr
Falls an Poins West 70 Saratoga sharon, Lake Georg an
mont and western Msssschqsets Tekets sold and state
Broadway, New York, and No. Court street. Brooklyn.
Also 300 West street, Spring Passengers landed
In time for breakfast.
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LTOR CHARLESTON. g c. THE FLORIDA PORTS,
II the South and southwest-Regusr ine-The superioi
steamship
sARAGOssA, Ryder, Comm mander,
will sail Wednesday, August rs, at r. NJ from pier No.
North river, foot Of Rector street.
Cabin passage, $50
Through bills OF lsdipg to all points South and Southwest
Agents Charleston (Kavene Coz forward all goods free
OF commission.
ARTHUR LEARY, Agent 73 william street.
The steamship MINNETONKA will sail lst September.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-05


Yesterday the official Senatorial term
of Hon. B. F. Wade, expired, and the seat
which he has filed for the past eighteen
years, is now occupied by the Hon. A.
G. Thurman. Mr.. Wade was one Of
the few men who had the moral cour-
age 70 stand. up for the rights Of man,
in che councils of the nation, at a time
when almost every department Of the
government was under the control Of
the slave power, and when Il took more
uerEet syow his principles than it does
to-day. Bat hating tyranny IN every
form, he waged war against oppression,
and, during his term Of Office, had the
satifsction of seeing the principles Of
which be was one of the earliest adEo-
Gates and expoundefs, become the re-
coghized principles Of the government
Few public men have ever lsbored 90
long and SO successfully as he, and he
retirss from the scenes Of his active life
with an honorea name, and one that
will be revered as among the '.nObIeEt
Of them all et rTo--
Senator Wade's name has often been
mentioned in relation with cabinet
or foreign appointment under the new
administration, but it is announced that
he had determined to retire to private
life at the expiration of his Senatorial
career, and that he viii adhere to that
resolution. May he he long to enjoy
the honors he has gained.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-05

The most striking proof of the alarm
felt by the Spanish Provisional Coy
ernment at the dangers in Cuba, is
given in their latest action. Hitherto
their attitude toward the insurrection
has beer uncertain and Yscillating.--
First they left its management to the
Absolutist Lersundi. Then they re-
called him and sent out Dulee, q man
predisposed to mild measures, both by
his political theories and by his family
alliance with the Cubans. Having
tried the steEnest measures of represa
sion, they next tried mildness, liberty
of the press, general concessions, Then;
finding all these fail to pacify the eouh-
Try, they withdrew the amnesty, sus7
pended the liberty of the press. aad
sent for more soldiers, The Cas6lian
hatred Of the Cubans was thus fully
aroused, and the Spanish volunteers
we're about proceeding to the bloodiest
extremities in Havana itself, when the
Captain General inteIferred on the side
OF elenency. Next came the, ,dlssenslOns
on this score With Dulce himself, and
now We bear from Madrid that this Off
GERS has, in turn, been recalled Doubt
less bis Cuban affiliations we're thought
to influence his policy too much in
favor Of mild measures. No such com
plant is Likely TO be made against chis
successor Csballefo de Roda, the
the butcher of Gadiz aud Malsga,whose
success in slaugbtering Spanish RsPab-
hcaqs iR the interest Of the successful
Spanish insuFgeBts may be taken as an
earnest of what hertIlsy be expected to
do in the same interest against Cuban
insurgents. But the vacilIating Pro
yisionsl Government ie too slow. What
Lersnhdi's severity and DuIces lenity
have failed to sllay, Caballero de Rodais
butchefies viii only inhame. Bloody.
works. doubtless ahead Of the Gubans,
but it Filinot prevent them from reach
ing their goal. aiI1sH
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$500, or half that Of first class male clerks.
Subsequently itw was Faised, iFst temporarily /,
then indefinitely ID $500. And now, in one
bureau, at lssst-snd it ssbviOusly cannot
stop until all the bureaus requiring skilled
work sre put upon an sqoal fOOtiDg-the
House declares tbat women should secure
equal compensation with men, for services of
similar intrinsic value; and this, too, in the
midst.ofssstFuggls ioF FstrsuehmsHth I feel
warranted in saying that il is the first time
that any Government has SO recognized the
equality Of fwOman-has 60 placed itself on
the principle Of impartial Justice in regard to
hH4in Che Whole history Of the world That
is proud moral fact for us. = - -
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Fsstsras ANDREW the lirst departed
tbis is, politically, and the place that
onoeokBes bim--ta its sllsma.-slalI
kueHiiin no siDofeH forever. It Is not
usual ifcf Che people &c sing / song Of
rejoicing st the death Of one Of their
number Or swell the peans Of thsnks-
givs9go his departure. Bat in the
present instance, the sxuberance Of
their Joy at their .deliyeranee from tie
folRss ofthe inbecile 4. J., breaks forth
IN rapture, Few have had greater op-
PoftiBities Tor masking an enduring
nsiHB for themselves than were pso,sssasS.. q
sed by his departed AceidencY, "a
noge ever abused those opposSsnilieS
t9 make for himself a greater or more
enduring infamy. In -four years he has
swahg entirely round the circle Of his
frisiids and enemies. actuated By che
one desire to be the nations next Pres
idert aud when that failed and every
schsme of his was reppdiated BY the
peqsle, he SIN fought against their
wishes aud desires With Tie. demal
gogpss cry ever on his HPs,r ''ths Con-
stitgItOn,gz gtbe Constitution. p Sur
roui'dsd At FIRST by patriotic men,
whose devotion to their country had
beg, proven repeatedly, be might have
maintained the high character the ad-
miuistratiou had acquired, under bis
predecessors but his treschery, his de-
baucbery, and his ingrattude, drove
them from bis side, and replaced them
by those who were the enemies of the
government in its struggle for life, and
synlPatAisers with the rebels in their
efforts to regain control ofthe Southern
governments, and political powerin the
legislative halls of the nation. We
know ct butouecisss of people wbowill
regret that his day Of power is over
the class composed oftraitors, murder
efS eounterfeileEs forgers3 and the like,
in whose behalf he has SO often inter
feredi and swaDg open prison doors, by
his PsrdOnibg pfoAigacY, and for 49,, =
the last few months has bes- ~ u,
general Jail delivery, ,:.s,.a .,,-'s =. I,
e evil of which he i
...s..ssSr1a9 none will envy him bis
-; l.ousnip with his e6mPeef in In
~ nv Jefferson Davis. = sH =
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-05

BooHEsrER, N. Y, March 2.-The Re-
pu6licans have elected the entire city ticket
and msjority Of the Oogucil. Smfth, for
Mayor, has $50 majority.
OswEao, March 2.-Page democrat was
chosen Mayor BY 500 the Republicans elect
Amajority Of the COUNCIL. H7it'
AuBUHN, March s.-HaFd, Republican, was
elected Mayor By $50 majority Republican
Council ..--t -.-...
( TosKERs March 2.-The democrats carried
the city Knox, wss chosen President by
26l majority. 5T9qaE ~ 5ifumo i
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GeOiogIcaI survey,

On the outside Of this paper We give
the report of the Special Committee of
the House Of Representatives, on the
subject of a Geological Survey Of the
State. No more important work has
been proposed than this, and we trust
the Legislature viii make the proper
provision for a thorough survey. About
al that is known Of the mineral wealth
Of Ohio, was made known by the par
tai survey which was made thirty
years ago; and shat knowledge has
been Of incalculable advantage to the
business interests Of our State. A thor
ougb survey would demonstrate what
our, resources are and where they are,
and might prove our future prosperity
to be illimitsble. We hope none Of our
readers win fail TO peruse the report
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-05

CURE Fos SHALL Pox AND SeARLEr FEvER.
We copy from the London scsIpel, the
highest medical authority in the world, the
following as an infallible cure for small pox
and scarlet fever: a aaa s91'rrmo
suiPhEte Of zinc, grain; foxglove, l grain;
half teaspoonful of sugar, mig with 2 tea.
sppoHfuls Of RateFs Take a spoonful every
hour, For child, smaller doses, according
to sge.
The Scalpel states that if physicians would
only use this medicine, there would be no
more need for pest houses.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-05

Tux officers Of the next House, as far
as they have been selected, will be as
folloHss Speaker; Hon. g. g. Blaine,
Of Maine Clerk Edward Mcpherson,
cf Pennsylvania; sergeant-at-Arms, A.
6. Ordway, of New Hampshire.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-05

CLEyELAEB, OoLUMBUs, OINoINEATI d M
DIANoPoLIs RAILWAY OoMPANY-This Com
pany held its election on the 18th ult., and
tors: Leander NJ. Hubby, Stillman Witt,
EspHel Williamson, Hinman B. Hurlbut,
Oscar FcERsend, william Collins. Joseph
Jr., John ". BursJn, David Kilgore, John
Miller, Pavid, Dcys. The Directors. at q
subsequent meeting, chose L. N. Hubby,
President, and OSCAR Townsend, Vice Pres
ideat. - ,,'' 90
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The i Constlt9lioaaI . { ..,


The Constitutional Amenment grant
ing impartial suffrage without distinc-
ton Of race or color, to every citizen Of
United States, has been adopted BY the
constitutional majority in both Houses
sof Congress in the House by l4s to
40, and in the Senate BY SO to Is.
The following Is the text
Be it enacted, sc, (tWo-thirds Of
both Houses concurring, That the fol-
lowing amendment to the Constitution
of the United States be submitted to
the Legislatures Of the several States,
aud when ratified BY thrse7fourths
thereof it shall be part Of said coHsti-
tuition: i-...,-- isi7aie4
ARTICLE 5. The right of citizens Of
the United States to vote shall not Be
denied or abridged By the United
States OF By any State on account Of
race, color, or previous conditiOQ Of
serYitude. l .G
snorros 2. That Congress shall have
power to enforce this article by appro-
pirate legislation. "a = erqsi1 g
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vl1lI, 1lllOl NlIIC'sOl ~ q % bUuls, NO.
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY
WANTED--AGENTS, SO 70 saG

WANTED--AGENTS. 9; s.S So1tR TO 300 300
where, male and female;to introduce the Genuine
Improved Common sense Family lSeVVinR
Machine. This Machine viii stitch hem. far
tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid and embroider in a
most superior manner. Price only SIS. Fullvvvar
Tanted for five years We viii pay 81 900 for any
machine that VIII sew stronger, more beautiful,
or more elastic seam than ours. Il makes ths
"Eastic Lock Stitch" !" Every second stitch can he
cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart with
out tearing it. We pay agents from $75 to 5000 per
month and expenses, OF a commission from which
twice that amount can be made. Address SECONB.
& CO., Pittsburgh, Pa; Boston, Mass, or ST. Louis
Mo. | - -
CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties palming of worthless cast-iron mechines
under the same name or otherwise, Ours is the on.
" genuine and really practical cheap machine man
ufaetured - -
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-05

The Conference Committee on the Oonsti-
tutiohal suffrage amendment have agreed 10
report the article as fUIlows:-"1be right Of
citizens Of the United States to vote shall
not be denied or abridged by the United
States or any State on account Of race, color
or previous condition q ssrvitude. The
Congress shall have power TO enforce this
article By appropriate legislatiOn!'' This
was at once passed by the House; and may
be regarded as passed by the Senate as it
doubtless will be before this letter reaches
gou.7 85iU 6 bs5zIdla s ioa I 7.ef3
.Gei5 A wAR INCIDkET AcKEowIEDGED.
When John o. breckenridge was here the
other day, he said to Whilom friend. aMy
sOn was captured during the war BY some Of
Builder forces, and carried to their command
ihg General. On being made known to him,
Gen. Butler set him at liberty in something
like these words: go back to your father
and tell him send this boy to my old friend
and still my friend. although he has falle1
into bad company And 1 must call on
him to thank him personslly for his kind.
ness,p l75rz 5at ~ 7clEiI JE
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-05

AwFuL Who was the first Tory Z
HisATory l4,State Journal,
Not any, Pre7HOsi-lory was
considerably before him.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-05

TIE CoEsTITUTIoS1L Amendment
has already been raqed by the Legis-
litures of Kansas, uisiana, Missouri,
Ke7ada, and West rginia NE
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saOoos sAtARY. -AlddEa. V.g. Piano %, N.Y.
j = K :

To THE WORKING CIASs:-I am now prepared to
furnish all classes with constant empiovment A.
their homes the whole of the time or for the snare
moments. Business new Light and proftable. Fifty
cents to 50 per evening, is easily earned by persons
ofelther sex,the boys and girls nearly as much
as men Great inducements are offered those
who will devote their whole time to the business:
and that every person who sees this notice, NAV
ssne ms Their aadIess and test the business for
themselves, make the following unparaIleed oter.
To all who are not well satisfied with the business
Twill send 81 TO pay for the trouble of writing me-
Full particulars directions, &C., sent free. Sample
sent by mail for 10 cents Address E C. ALLEN,
Augusta, Asi la s-o 5at lIH 8sf .
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Ner0 advertisements.
LOB SALE Z

-F0R SALE sg
u One steinway Piano, Octave; one Weeds
Sewing Machine, one good family Horse, Harness
and Skeleton Wagon-half spring An the above
property is for sale cheap for cash For particulars
inquire at the residence Of Mrs. A. C. MORROW,
on Pike street, corner Of Elm street, where the
property can be examined. lOpdIt
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The fnhmfuraI

WI lay tie Inaugural address Of our
psyS lPrssidens before our reader d ths
toFlni g an extra, this week. and dssuy,
senai hgsoat our PaPsf beyond usd-
alltiase n order tsal they may have i
at asEIIsss nome e. ..iIav !. -. o
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GENTS, Fnrmers, Gardeners q FrUIf
n Gr0wers.-Send for particulars Of ilBestis
improved Fruit Tree, and Vine Invigorator and
Insect Destroyer" Samples will be forward
ed 70 any part Of the United States and perfect sat-
lsfaction guaranteed. Good Agents are wanted in
every County in the United States Address 7
AHEARN, 6S Second street, Baltimere, Nd,
A GENTS WANTED in every town to Fsell the
IA celebrated OliBper Mowers Sr ReSas,.s R9rS ~
.-Llghtest draft and most durable machines made
Send for eirculaI. CLIPPER MOWER & REAPER Co.
u Cliff st., New York. 10y - = w.
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HOUSE ANp Lon For sALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his house and lot.
three acres, situated in York Tp, about miles
south-Eest of Bellevue. The lot also contains a
Blacksmith and Wagon Shop, nearly new. Terms
reasonable. Enquire OF REUBEN 1fUSsER,
March 5, ls09-l0-l2pd
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WANTED--AgentSe Ts 'fII R5tRs,zs The A,rs1. NJ.
CHINE, Price t25. The simplest, cheapest and best
Knitting Machine ever invented. VIII knit 7O, 600
stitches per inmate. Liberal Inducements to
Agents. Address AMERICAN KNITTING MA
CHINE co. Boston, Mass. or St. I.o,1is. Mo
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1t is reported that Gen. Steedman, Who
went to Cuba receqlly, was Imprisoned by
the Spanish authorizes for ALLEGED compH-
city in the reEolutien. -
Augua Beinont, Chairman 5 thssDsmo.
cratic Natiosal Executive eonsnittee, pEs
sided at tie recent banquet in honor of John
O. Breckenridge. in New York. It was ap-
prOpriste. G.
he Tiifain Tribune ssgs q German groesEY
keeper, in that place, bas pet sheep which
win drink beer like one from the 'laderlaad,
and chew to6acco with as much gusEO as
asy filthy biped who carries a tFo-Ounce
bO1 htil@ II
To-day friday the four chesapeake PR
-aisa, FEilliaul Wilson, William Wells, Frsnk
Rounds and George Bailey are 70 be hanged
at Princess Anna, Somerset county, Nary
land. The crime for which they sFe to suf-
fer death was for the murder in March Of last
year Of the captain. and mate, Of an oyster
schooner in the Chesapeake, iysu sf oj
The Tif6n Tribune Of last week got the
Constitutional amepuneDts badly mixed
up. Ths'amendnent given by it as the ons
passed by the Senate was the one paSsed
originally By the House, and in which ths
Ssnate refused to concern. The Senatell
proposition made suffrage snd eaPacity 70
hold Office universal. TO1this the House re.
fused 10 give its assent, but adopted the
amendment granting the right to yOss 1and
hold Office to al citizensi sirreiPectits1O Of raes
color, natiyitys property creed, or previous
condition Of seryitude,-=leaying out tbs
educational Qualification. which the seusfi
had included. The. ameldment of the con.
ference committee, as given elsewhere, tWal
subsequently, sdoPted by both houses. gssd
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Agents Wnntad tnr a.,
SIS WOnderI

INDUSTRY SEWING MACHINE.
Only Three Dollars, Simple, practical and
durable Makes the Elastic chain stitch and adapt
ed for all kinds of plain sewing Any child can
operate it. An elegant Gift. Testimoniais daiiy.
Sent in perfect order on receipt of price So Al
dress INDUSTRY SbWINd MACHINE Co.,
Manchester n. n.