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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-07
EaFOpean marker.

BY Cable. LONDON. jan. G--Jcve.
CoNsoIs-For money, 915s; on account,
80. Bonds duh at 74I6.
STOCKS - FIrmer; Eries, 2SL; Illinois
Central, 951z.
FRANKFORT, Jan. O.
BoNDs-791St979H.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. O.
CoTroN-Quiet; middling uplands. liza
llHd; New Orleans, u144lI5sd; sales, l., 900
bales.
WHEAT - California white, lis l0d@l2s;
red western, l0s1l0s 3d
FLoUlt- " estern, 27sla27s 81.
SoRN- s6s for new, and SIS Cd for old.
OATs-2s ca.
bAMLFy-5s.
BEAs-4fs Ul.
POHK-Dls.
BEEg lu5s.
tHEhsE-T0s
BACON--S7s
SPIRITS PErROLEUM-7d; refined. Is "a.
fALL0W-4Ts 0d
4CHP sNTIHE-Z9s.
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No. @5 First Street,

We feel assured, we have facilities to COM
pete with any house in.the country.
the Potteries of stanordshire, England,
via New Orleans and New YORK; hence
pay no secondhand profits which right
fully belong to our customers.
Having completed arrangements with
MEAKLN BROS. & Co, OF Stadordshire,
England, for the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
for this maIket-of their celebrated STONE
CHINA WARE, we are now prepar ed
supply the trade.
B1- Consult your own interest by exam
lining our stock before purchasing else
where. [IanI
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HOUSE .

HOUSE cs....-..--.-.... WASHINGTON. Ian. g.
The bill removing the disabilities OF
John S. Stokes, OF Alabama, passed.
On notIon Of Ashley, the Secretary of
War was directed TO communicate Gen.
Grams report relative TO a ship canal
through the shOal waters of u aumes Bay
to deep water in Lake Er1e.
On motion of Paine, The Secretary of
War was instructed to communicate the
number of enlisted men OF The army now
OH duty in Tex as. mississippi, anu LOuisi-
ana. who were citizens or residents of the
late reoel StaSes during the rebellion. end
how many were soldiers ia the late rebel
army.
the LEGISLATURE of Vermont against any
reci iprOcity treaty with Canada, and In
reference to public lands.
Eliot introduced a bill to provide for
cases of vacancy in the office al Coll ector
OF Custonas. Referred to the Committee on
The Speaker appointed Roots. of Arkan-
sas, 10 ia a vacancy In the Committee on
Ed cation.
Commlttee on Naval Affairs, rsporJed a
bill to increase the eff1cisncy of the med icaI
department of the Navy. Tne biIl was
disguised at some length by stevens,
O'Neill and Kelly, in favor, and by Paine,
Logan and Washburne, of Illinois, ad-
verSelg, the latter opposing it because it
provides for too many ofiicers-I2 Medical
Directors with the rank, pay and emOlu-
ments of Com N odOre, aSsimllated to the.
rank of Brigadier General in the army: Is
Medical Directors With the rank OF Cap
tain, assimilating to the rank of Colonel,
Before any action was taken, the morn
ing hour expired and the bill went over
till tomorrow. s Ef
The Speaker submitted the request of
Lawrence, Chairman of the Select Com
mittee of the New York Election Frauds,
row IN session at New York, that the tes-
timOny may be printed as soon as written
out. 1t was so ordered
Washburne, OF Illinois, from the Com
mittee on Appropriations, reported the
naval appropriation bitt foft the year end
/ ing June 80, 1870. Ordered printed and res
| committed. The bIh appropriates Sl5, ,273, =
| 672, being 2O9l ,5 less than appro priated
4 for this year. L. com prises seven millions
| for pay OF Navy; S4500G0 for pay of Marine
Corps. the snumercaI strength of whicn il
fixes at 800 men, to be ofticered by one
| Colonel and LIeutenant Golonel, two Ma
4 iors, one Aojutant and Inspector, one Pay
master, one Quartermaster, one AS istant
/ Quaroecmaster. twelve Ia pBainS, eighteen
/ FIRST Lieutenants and eighteen Second
eLaeutenants. The Sergeants, CorpoIaIs ard
| Clerks are TO be reduced tWO-fiIthS. TIE
reduction OF the officers and non-cOmmis-
| stoned Officers are to be determined by the
latter.
i The House then went into Committee of
the Whole on the pension appropriation
bill, M. Allison in the Chair. ana Wash
| burae. OF Illinois, addressed 1t on general
| economy, &c. Washburne spoke at con-
siderable length. When he had conclud-
ed, Mr.. Wood said the House always lis
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-07

JAMES NJ. WARREN, having re-pur-
chased his former interest Of IA. Hennlng,
Esq, and as we have sold our interest in
the CAIRO HOUSE, and also removed our
stock from the old stand No. IS Main st.,
thus concentrating our entire resources in
the commodious MARBLE FRONT
BUILDING,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-07
CONGREGATIONAL.
xLth CONGRESS- = THIRD SESSION.

SEN NATEs--.... w AsHnNGroH. January6.
Several executive Communications were
received ana referred.
Williams offered arFfesc4ufion directing
the Committee on Agriculture 10 inquire
into the expediency of REQ rga nfz ng the
Department. OF Agriculture SO as to pro-
eacn State, familiar Withfthe agricultural
wants and interests of such State, to occupy
semi-official position in the De partment.
sherman presented petition nom cftl-
zens OF Onlos asking Congress 10 pass laws
TO guard against fraudulent naturaiizl-
ton. Referred to the Coranlittee on Judi
ciary. %
Edn1lnds, from the Judiciary Cornn1ft-
tee, reported the following substitute Ior
the bill Introduced By him on the 18TH of
December TO provide for the holding OF
civil ofnceS oy military officers. and to
flee at the same time:
Be 10 enacted, cec.. That no person shall
hold, nor shalt he receive Il salary or COM
pensation for perforIning the duties If
more than one Office or place of trust or
Trofit under the Constitution or laws OF
the United States al the same time,
whether such office or place be civil, miii-
tary or naval; and any person holding
any such office or place, who shall accept
or hold any other office or place of trust
or profit under the Constitution or laws of
the United States, shall be deemed TO have
vacated the Office or place which he held
at the time of such acce ptance. a.
The senate took up the bill to promote
Line Railroad Bill-wh1ch was read at
length.
Sherman said the Cornmittae had not
thought it necessary tn make "A written re-
port in favor of this bill, because a IN I'm
Der OF the House from IfliDois (Was h
burne( had already made report on the
subject, discussing FULLY the legal ques
tions involved: TIE bill, he said, proposed
the charter Of tnlee railroads, one fro m
Washington to P1ttsburg, and one from
Washington to Cincinnati.
sherman made an elaborate argumen ent
in favor of the Air Line Railroad Bill,
showing, first, the necessity for new roads {;
and secondly, the right of Congress 70
vlrtue of its right to regulate commerce
betwe the States. On IFS motion 1t W as
then postponed TIL Monday next
The Senate resuInFsd the consideration of
the bill for the relief of Sue Murphey of
Decatur, Alabama, which was Iald over
without acLlon till O'Clock, when the
Senate adjourned.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-07
PLASTERlNG.

TANr Il. TOBENs does all kinds OF Re-
Mh@ pairing in the neatcst manner
OrueTs left at SCOTS Book store will bo
promptly attended 10. ClHterns repaired.
dFl dim
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-07
DEN NTISTS.

Evansville, Ind.s
RIANUFAGFUR OF CONfGMUs
lla ons Gum Work Gold, Silver Nuls
canlte, Coraiite, and Amber Plates, Carved
Work, ArtidciiG' Falates, 30.
ADMINISTRATOR Of Nitrous Oxide
(an excellent and safe aHmstheticl, Chic
rOforrn, hther, and also several local narat
lyzers.
NEURALGIC Affections treated.
MY FACILITIES are as good and m
establishment as large icon siBtinH OF MIVA
roonsl as any in the United states.
RETURN MY THANKS for the en-
tensive patronage received during the pafa
EIGHT YEARS. MONA
, 1869-03-03
Fefpn nj.

se1zeur1 Seward denies that Rsre7dy johnson
wttis 70 come homo even oa orset Wilt
1tabslla, Marfoti / Co have lntestcd over
$500 poo au Tuia scalt Stats
Lss1. E1Re1,e's halz~dsrtse,,' employs % bar
oers, and IN ses1 wealthy
Aop,tsnor cspel denies having originated tnc
report that the Ma1po.s Of Bats will euIe1 tae
pttesthood.
Mlche.et Intends dsvossng siuse1r exclusively
to t,atos.cAl st1dtta tha remaining period oi his
Tile. ...
Arms1, who bu!Is stips for tbs Southern stbss.
~ po1tlY, jolly, ruedy Dcscd Fftnehulr, who
leaaa tna Bousp4ruststu IN hat d'rotes.
Il. Dest, the lltasfstuas Hunss1An Ltbera,. IL
to bs oppothd At tbs next eaceunn IN rcsh, By
Gsrera, with the euphontous mint Of ujnazy
Madame Hoes3ui il c1ptc I'd soon to follow her
bnthaSd. E.nes his death she Il suh}e6 10 faint.
in1 htx.
Ganbesis, the rising 'esl1 staF Of the French
bar. II married to Aex,can lsty. who ateonpS'
pied Marshal Ba7 a,ne'a wife to Fflaee. In 1861.
GoltHI IN Smith hAs been 70 elected I member
Of Tho Executive Committee Of tho Now foyk
rr1kcn Az oeiatiou, ...
Juhs Fatrc hsvirg recently saId tbs: Victor
Hugo taik ed tho tar gulge OF God. fAae d. Cat-
sacnae stquesls him to specify In tie fHss which
O. d te mtaut.
Ed Abosts lestera TO the Paris Gttlols haring
d1.tp; oin1ed both ths pue':hhess and the public,
lEt Ua1n4k1HE tdftCf EA Eu11Qta AEs doook hAAA
bis ceniyae. vi FOL te stu-we6.
The Hstle Xoatsfus ctlh Genesal artnt Fstld
Alr.ts," and promises - pf,nt hitherto ur7ae'
l4bed areeeoset oi tie Prestdeat elect. fn.y
cerrainly commence we'll. -
kme. Rcsssnl h1a decided taAt her husbands
rev slns shall not be tyansferred to IisiY, r's nj
ane he1stN ieare Frznee. 0ves the nHasitro*s
rr.yo the widow Will erect m hsmbfe tam ottone.
Rev. Josn Il R.b9e to1aes'y : minlstns Of The
NJ E Church, 4nd tkttetiy I clerk In he 1ntrd
Auditors Office, wzs furd dead In bed. in his
home In Wa.h!rg rgtop, 90 fEtaJ no7ntpz.
The lsa1 With whom 8ousnon Pr4nse Of Naples
elcned xfs Cuhan. art not an AneH:aa. a r.
pstted Her fa'her u Z Frtosh Jew And he1
mother = nutdspcn. ..-,--
ne tate Jxuaes T. Brat,a x'n w1s dFa m upon
I IN ordinary SHEET Of lote paper. Tno7en rtetiT'
tex tplc1 1tia IL coroe. he lived toa sxttaStKtcaf
70 le1ve much 70 hle re ooo TO hls ';s'e'
. Arnte being the only noticeable sun.
| Tie late Ernest Jones' was the oAsEaftst se'ee'
It'd hJ Allsn, L.rktu and Gou'a. 70 eesend taen,
! In u aa=hesht, Ind b. indtcpsotly th:sR ap us
hs!ef u one stazs Il shs eats beea1sd the ps'oa'
afs we're hro1k ht ttoaed tato eooft.
TIE aesdtu1 writer Of the Fasts faxiSH, Has
rteeivss s1,eGo+. year, Il beardless yoeth. Hee
| snt thu st. Ba1he culitxn two yezss atn- A$
considered tho ahleat Of the younger journals =
md, Tor some restou. his real n4tas y not dls
l cIascd.
, 1869-03-03

r,,n ~,ek.d men. E1h1s tep,c consuued tbs
ucfn1ng 1etsl,r r. 1He aftsrrcon steaaon wns
c2s.ed E,,na PRAYER ,aeet,n9 Tnes n 1hs tons: ts:
vsnse;1sse G ef ~ r. ssss .':sssss b as.t
8. R,uiz.t q snN piticpta !" waa considered. VI.
R%y1 oloa. ;of PcoEtA nlnot, Eare = most IN
thetttrg sta'emrn:tef ttss tbnransh aed aue.
fhpreh at tn4ts T.. REv. MI. B:smra. aer. VT.
-vm Eumons. Rev. HI. Bruss. The Chafroar. nd
otne,s, Gpoke Upon the topic. ~: :emntc rzan.
isatton e ss eaureses In eommt'fees sof st'ta IT,
nvo1ise plsa. Ii several churches spoken q.
GU d,da'tz fer usmbtssh'p tse p'edxed TO Chr1a.
ran wax This was folio @ed oY the topic. :" fhe
p1a.eaaaGe tsr srste,naue M Wi .tian: H.. q.
Ue Foreat Gpoke int. Ae u 4 plasesnt Masn
e3l t4Inest Il, kes, md certainly tho~ed VIZ
oogat to % dose. Rev. NJ. Bsoss snd othe1 iol'
sisa sTsa opt Is 5, as7 R ~
n re3e4rr Ct 10 ruit1f Araou3 Tho stbo le popn.
lstsor. kctes of sneea' ltnl work an,onz tois
81; . =! pfSR1: po.s IS s. '9oIsa
sttepd4uce upon rhese strTlets Naec = *
s1eaR-r, but h-s tetcl ncy sas a:oned Gs N spe
sptrt snd ea1u-srs-s Of thu d:sea; slnns, 1-.,ttr
rack nR con p4etly tbs church in Whleo tao coa
| .pe, Rsv.i 8. Kraoe. q Aateuto, oRsnsd * +
Raf,I ,.1]e,s e tnt Resensd sna dspe
Iuanenees r. Nj. k.m7le .aisr.e T. = 1oGnnti HI
mn, 81 P's...ns s1.ns., "a asa1ss 19otcs,, p1t M
,sensan''A ,sesa ~ .f,s ssss ms & she
hotse, he, Of course. thc1gnt tne i1hS.aan pa.
I The une best adsprcd 10 the cnd = Hte9 uss ~
is,wsa he s1eds q * mnsa LEN Vt s1atsu n
r.tuiE Tnis wss followed BY G!o "ins & aadfI = =
nom ME- Reynol1s,. who eap,'vlt:d aaa re ~ q
s1ss Th13 Slof ss ;as asaea tnas es..e
renv.n,;an. RxApr NB11xR.
, 1869-03-03
Iowa STATE <hfts1tan CoaveAuoA-see.
oAa Day.
Ctnrtp:nts1ce ct Tno Chicago Tribune.


Th4 enrTcrtoa ueGit 2 4. u. The folio stoE
otnt,rs weze e!.sted, 70 Wit: Prettdtn:-Rev. Il.
s. peF5.tst, Coz ereea,1Ea isf, Des Xoiees; y:ea
Pres.cert-Bca. Governor Nefr1ll Congregation
ali-l Rev. Il. 4. Clapp. Bspttst: q. scott 1ox-
eli, E D., New echcol F1e.bJtetttn Her. O. c.
bnelor, Aethodfst: Rev. J. E. aTza. EpAe7pal
Ssrsetanes-Hor. J. 8. Pl:ter. OM scnoo! Pres
nJt+it2n; r. n. HaiI 6. EsQ, ConsreSa asaona lsr.
Reg zte1s-R =. E H. wutnx. hs,ho slss; Rev.
Il. Bsoss. conxrcgastousll.t- E,roitn< aud FL
rsrce COMMITTEE .re Also Appointed
1ne ant topic dtteassrd Was s' Tns Necessity
ot More Earnest Pessoasl Christian K6rt.~' The
d1scu,eion wu matstk,ned By Rev 4 4. Clp2,
R4v Nj. Wa EmmonA, f. L. BurpelL. Rev g. u.
Worcester ard R.s, J. y. Pickett The dlsens-
e,op wts esni<u on with ErraS earnns;Ee.s snd
tp,r3t, tbs theuftt principally oxeit u11a nalox
thc In nfttues caCtrx out the cntlfe uatsl &pd
epitt ual atre1gth o. tic lhusrn. tAY 1a1 minis
tettAl ...--- -
apyyrer-meettns. Then The topic. - How Aft Un-
co11tr7sd Soels To nc Areroaeeed r - takeu
up. The d:ss speaker, Rsv. M. Vau Enn nr4-
cSvefcq the YtuuId ct 1:xursnt No plan could
"a p,Vtn, cal5 souae Fentts1Sottuetple stated
thopla b. duna pzayezfu!iy. sertsusl}. Plstn,J.
| fuiiy, directly, without apo,oRy, s1u privately.
And trpumtrt should - av.ndet. A M mbof Of
fhe eelex4tae to:ned IN tho 4tse1ss1on, &o1oe ktr
ttE peguLe1t ex2mpla q 4nceasstA Hasd1g
, 1869-03-03

TIC Sac Senstc, on Monday, ordered
to third zead'uc the b1ll providing for
the Assumption by the ssA.e Of ali &he
debts contracted by The coun lies in aid oi
zalls.nt.. Tnefc has been NO bill before
the Legislature more lraught vi evil TO
the stase than this one. I provides
'.Tha', WntLevet anr county ehaN havc esetted
stste, 10 I'd u ,hs eon,IaetIoa Of my rsitssy
Mhose llne, tbsn tpn II 10 ur snrons aid county
70 U anttent sot ~. tnau tcn p'f esni u ii.
II Rhafl bt isetu1 fE tne ,ta'e EeA,n1.r, and
Re y he1ety required. inmtd1tely UPON rscolv.
fre th- scErnut fot each Jesz. 10 piact q the
anlut1ly. sna cu:,ne.he term Ct s~snty ytart,
~ toe stA's 1nzea COLLECTED and PAID tn,o tue
The ta1she pfoper'y OF snid caulty. ~ shoWR
~ The enlual askfs.mcnt tolls, oSsK ard abpYc
ihe ano1rt Of the 4sAzsm. ut rolls OF
and tns t9o mill u pror,acd for by 1ae eonsr,u.
VIZ ct th!a sta;e !ts the payment or the stals
aenti ase. stcn tt1 sty count, shsli have ersa.
sS.1e m ~ aIer Is nc p. si.lnta ct ~. la~ or this
ftlta5s, Thor+ hnr shal' run lilo or tnrouth the
aid coapfJ, 10 40 atoo1rs NOT itss nan "a uer
sot toe y,.r ,ses j. thaii ~ il ssui totiba
Collector ot The t.xes. aId he Il hsr.b1 ~.
e POI ~ no nc g. asss s;, ot
Ill tltes collected for ary pups whafc1er %
tie asteeemelts ct Inc nj fosd Or ratt,oada f,r
whoee Ain tee ttld cnnt IVES ttcnsred4 IN -tpdipe
tho Ioac.tcd Auf supfrAtFuctrrs. ana iii IL.
tntes Atd EIrnEtes ances tacsroE The locom1
uyys, c1ID. UachintgT xud roacAlEe ssopa. deoota
and Ill other propeftJ. rt1l and ptnoEAi, OF raid
railway company, ~1thln such coanty, lad, iure-
tiateIy up. rec tytng he tam the state r4cas
rfsr rha p!att 10 The cst-H Of Ihe sald cotrty
Ii the HtA'e r1eNutJ. tue ~hole amount rsce1vt6
except ihe b'zts fthoot tAI and tho t~o MIL IL,
proslcea BY tie coE.titaron at this state fos III
pa1mtut df ih= H7Are debt. <nd tee seyeFs
aruut,s OF II eney IN thus fertion prostded IN
ordered to be plsced 10 the Gre ut o. a1eh toItt
ehAl1 be apI 1d By th. safe Treasurer 10 the pay
uen1 OF TIC hozftd ss1Ioed dtbt OF Bnca cou1s
IL hertlI a1Ier provided"
WHAT'S he meaning, and waA! the edec
Of tina acts I; enacts inst the tax lev,
OF 1865 sh-l be the MAXIMUM amount q
taxation v1,ch any county now owing
or which fbA!l owe daring the neg
twenty 4eals. debt In Aid ot the con
strnction Of railroads; aud that when
ever the ugu'ar tax levy sh II! pr duce 4
any such County 4 TAX exceeding h,
collected IN 1868, the exseas shali be uel
BY the State Treasurer, no; lor the ss.u
but 70 Etcuse the payment Of aid Fail
, 1869-03-03

we. The IND relgu.t, MIN Sen Of tn= Il ne OF
Hepfsscnt1ttvts OF the fwetty Al1th Here1A A..
protrss sstirst toe scnon Of nc Hoase IN shs
r1iesZe Of the above ertlL1ed bill, b.cause ii pr
potsf IN cine twls I'll shs iEsefest or ,he S4te Of
tGn 10 attI m.1nots Of d-Iis's Fn vztue, ai.n GO
con ., ERA TOE TO the star, except I per etot Of
the e1ots s.,n'ng. % 2. Income ston ~ ..m.. sd
fstne shAa sse1 b. i1aptored And made psotuo'
We pset.,t .s.Is,t the pt.:.se Of iam.uure.
.h1en T. sas onl, eafoas upon Lake &leh'e4n IN
Ne protest a, alnst Il because IL eject will hs
10 rcndet the lsee Rsvtsitinn Of this bEAta. aoa
TIC ert4Es Hprshwett tanalsfy II tpd psce i, M.
der the nttal OF aiasis siii~ ~ corporation.
ttc eos.m. ree Of ins world Is cess,nca to pass
into ita through this Earh<r. And will b. con.
p.1eG ttff aSh III coming tine 10 pay srihu:e 10
We protect aea!.si it bttau.e. BY the passaee
ofihls aei, &c comm ssn and andnatry OF or
dss,a esle,iss. - va a. saa, saee eens iee,s -
tfnn Is dAnxeso1s and unEarfa0tRd, In e,tncr tho
tAsa Of raaus Il Leat4,s ,stare. 49,.
Nc psotes1 AsAluat II beeanss it violates the
1ro,1s ors OF SECTIONS T~o ADd Teree Of Article
II Of the toEaututiou Of tho htale of 1lnn:a. Is
tels. that ahe pFnpe,ty staaled = TAI es'a'e,
xt.nn, IL stsi no property IN lbis snte. aad IN
The csrEhea thereof. can et sxtupted iron tA1.
s.ioa e1crtt Gs seeoo!, religions aaa ehntsAn!e
ne protesS acairst It. becauPc 1t vso3atcs Article
81 rft The Cot eutaten o: .he suA Q u.Iro!s. 70
f.f the pt-y1s3ote Of sid X: tpp1Y to Qf AFFECT
81 euo1s 10 a1d Is II Of she tsseks Of Tie III
| NOS T. psrsI RsIlrpsd Company In t.t.. tnat It
I clgpotSs Of 3tnds sh!co nATe en- granted -
coNH OF psc7tny 10 tha lntAhitA1fs OF ra1ctc1.
pal eotporotou without tic pe:iuan Of 4 naIority
| tfIs qu4u1td Toteta q ary n1rabcs OF such
votrrD.
| Ee protest agairst 1t bceaase It rtn,a'es the
tlcrsd EtFtt4 of Pirate e1tt1: - E11tantee1 to
| hrp By the oh'1g3'Incs ofs,'ean ton1sets.
| We protest sRSlt4;tt b:eAu.e o. ID: h1sts With
| which tkc net has been pfsa:ed and pssecd, pe.
| uestrS II we do that no me4ersc .avoIs1ae the
Opposition Of nil 1pnS Of Gc4ass' w1fto OF prop-
| euY AZ tte ptop1e rg thu ara.e sao1ld ever pe
pissed ut,hcnt thorough dtsc1ttlou o. the uAtnt
through tke rftas of he ota.c, Ind before The peo
pie OF The State. -
Abe urd. r1.Ened member. u afotes lid think
frE The above trtstcd 4ct Injurious 10 Ihe puhit<
ard 70 1t. ts:doa1s, hereby cestre, In xccofeaet.
| With the p5ust.ioEs OF Stcicn IL II Article ill., q
The Con. utctlo1 Of the e:1te Ct Ilicc1s. to has.
The ssovs protest ctts:ed upon Sh= loustal II thtt
, 1869-03-03

Mss Dukinaon's speech At Library
Hall almost copyipces uy that some
women, at least, are eombAsAnts," and,
II endowed with suffrage, wou'd possess
the requisite martial ardor and power to
cntorce the laws they might enact. II all
itmtles were like the "gsntle Anna "
there woul1 be ro doubt a. to the sub
mission oC the males to their common
and uncommon 1awh ed'css and orders.
A man would rather fsce a cannon loal-
I'd to-,le muzzle than encounter snch a
frrpue hs hers
, 1869-03-03

Tho bill proposed by Mr. Bailey as q
substitute fer tbas OF the House Com
mlt'ee On Public Bulldings, providing for
the pfosccati1n Of the work Oh the new
State Houe &c, u = vtry good one. I. en-.
braces substantially the same Ideas as
that reported by Mr.. 6napp from The Sen
ate Couamissee. Ifshe Legislature must
msks an appropriation for continuing
the work, the provisions Of this bill
seem to be very well calculated to pro-
tect the State against the kuarcs who
have hid their cwn way in the matter
heretofore, and who will be on hand
again a. soon as the appropriation bill
n4sstp
, 1869-03-03
: z
Washington, Feb, e, 1850.
Tstehsnpsta%
The Hamilton &c. W. Spectator OF The sd

The Hamilton &c. W., Spectator OF the sd
Inst says:
.It II n,e.eps attempting ary 1anxe. 10 conceal
u tsc& That c1so o? Lh8. ttTribje and mytrk,ozs
d!eeakc, 7ItcalnessA has ece1rssd IN ouI midst
Ttnc we. "a $50 last hasrroAy, H. Hcof1c
G.tI rcsditR On xork ttleet. asd ht. lstniJ. COG.
91,t}nr of th uiie INA daughter, Joutg
wamfr Of about etxh.aeu 5cars Of A9c, pA.rook
oI 4 JOINT Of p-fk. purceased 1t proEoteent
bpitau,t shop in thi4 CITY. Abou: lat -etr At
tpuyy after, iii thrta pEsuns were, Ieat tho Aane
time tx. fndaentJ ana mystcttousy Ill, With
attor rJup oms Of Gas!re <af.rtfts. D.. tsfock.
eY, the MntIy physsdsn VA called, and xf'cf =
eaiet p1 Eof.s psnnonccst the d3eea. Ceuuice
trxhnpsts. Tie care txs3N oaa Tcea et-3 uf ~.
fttuup the parents eeenEd naked wsih tie
mot k1eTut.s'trx ps!Ee, Asd sraduat!J SINK,
eeap.Ie the shTtieaa'4 rarss careful md pes.
9svt3lex ttitr1ent List aa-u.d4v Week
u. C1ookcr, tAt1ed Ia bis asseups to hsay Inc
tide q, et.s o1n"1aE. snsoartt up q Htt3eat con
tp!t4fion. Df.. ueEWood mi Iey ~cst el.ed
in, and. Aft*r -ott careful tIamfust.qn pt ina
rymp1Gm&, dEt4cta that. ~ n po::1ne OF The Apa
prted di&eA+ed tsn coald be obtained 4ud ex-
anipcu 1rt - tho k1Enpso r. we're ptecg .ly oso
OF q1sfrte ta&tFAfs, tt vruM ne m i lie au1 wfong
to ssAFs positively Hs: The e2.e wAa TT.
Ez1rh- Ds. Eroost.. hoaevef. sui 1stunsned the
opinscn t. II vas trteAsaot4s ana Iottt.R else-
tn rodaJ tie daushrer nIto !; ard .esr. Fasg I
Utczoseat1c s1anaznalon of sae saafele4 OF ths
talf ot Ii. leg Of tns cnspae wae ma By tue
th1ee phJstet1ns Who had pTtsion.1y INST n Goa,
kularoR oa Che csse, 1teo It WIZ foand thA'
, 1869-03-03

So far as Arm D. Il concerned, thersis
noneed Of changing the lsu in relation To
female suHrsge. Tbs Inspectors or 10
election precinct in the United 6tatca
would dars to refuse her ballot II she
offered It.
, 1869-03-03
THE Spanish PHOHIEN.

Now that. We have received {ull de-
tails in regard, to the political COM
pIe1ton Of the Spanish Cortes,-:he in
po1tant assembly which Is to exercise so
great an influence over the destinies Of
tic 1bc1ian Peninsula,-it Is easy to sec
not only that the European contcsva-
avcs were too has1y In their Civilizations
over the result Of the elections, which
they deemed equivalent to 81 oyerwhelm-
ing defeat OF the Democratic party, but
also that General Prim has played bis
game with contummate ability, and that
he Is by far more skilfu1 aud astu,c
political manager than he has hitherto
been believed 10 be. Although 1t Is un-
doubiedlY true that large majority OF
the new Corles are not In favor Of the
immediate proclamation Of Democratic
Republic iu Spain, yet the Progrcssists
axe In 30 large = majority in the new
Assembly thkt tho combined forces Of
the CarlIsts, Isabellisu, and Liberal
Cniouists would be utterly unable to
core with them, and that the leader OF
the Plogressists will decide the 9ues-
ttoD, who shall be the next ruler ot
Spain, and under whnt kind OF constttn-
zion be shAll govern The country, Now,
Espartero being too Old. and, moreover,
a. his recent letters TO bis political
friends state In 80 many words, un-
wllIlDg 10 emerge IRON the re.!rcmcn,
in which he has lived for Tho past
dltccn or twenty yeays. snd to t.&e An
ar,ive nart in thc m.n .ccmcn, ~ ,ho
| sfr.;r. of thu connt,v Gencr., 1rsn
rrlm. count Dr. Rcns. has hocono - .
sclrowl,,,gca Lads, ~ n. p,nrs..s;,. ~.
ns-,v .1d r. a,onc a,,,, d.,a.m;aa ,, ~"
pn.:,,,n ;fsn.,n !, ha,eaf'.,t ~ ~ ~
rossrr.,; r hr E,a. Raasnor, n,.s" ~
tor, ~ p,r.taan, E,,w 49,. ~. | =.
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a ,aa -, "Aa .a,us a ~. wv eaaa t,.s..ee ,',.,
.o@ .ns s.tsue .nie ns ..,.s aas o.sn w. sesas
49, ,ek''u ~ ea's qu.s.ion s'nse ospe
ssmpef ~ ,s las.' ~ 'n.ea' "s.a ~. ou amuastiae