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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15

T1Ow SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS IN
10 any quantity. Price IS cents per hundred.
The cheapest wrappip. paper that can be used. APP
ply OF the Office of rHE NEWS. March
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CTEAI ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP,
y If apphedtor Immediately
III Ono IL horse Portable ENGINE
IL One. .Lhorse Portable Eag1pc
ALSO,
III One S,horse-power ENGINE. in good condition.
CAMERON, BhRKLEY d CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting AID Cum6erlsnd.streets.
Tow
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nor SALE, a WELL Esra aBLlSHED
1, GROCERY ~ ORE, with CO House, >tcck and
Furniture. VIII he sold cheap. Apply by letter 10
f. w. D. Charles ton p. o. 9s ABEL Is
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r Ayy NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
III hayo this DAY formed copartner'hlp tr tue
1ract,ce OF LAW AND LQUITY In all the Courts Of
the static. under tho name and style OF CHAhBsk-
LAIN l. SEABROOK. Especial attention will be
paid to the collection OF claims held bv parties out
nj the State. D. Z. CHAMBERLAIN.
Anrilo f. Is. SEaBhO X.
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GDufatieuaI.

MISS EMMA e. HULIkS, PUPIL AMI
lM late assistant of Miss BATES, has onened
SUuOOl. for girls ut ber residence. No. 20 WALL.
STREET, ono door from Calhoun.
Terms, including French. So to S6 per quarter
Advanced pupils. ils....,,.".........s?O $50 Per quarter
April 10 stu h3
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IDants.

WANTED TO HIKE. LABOKERs TO
the city. Apply to JOHN NJ. BRYAN, No: ~
Gadsdeu srt et, opposite West Point Mills, or to
P. BRYAN, New Road station, $. and O r. r, IL
miles from this CITY, April ID
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ONE HUNDRED AxMEN WANTED.
White or 1olored Men wanted to cut Railroad
iIes on the Savannah and charleston Railroad.
Appl, In naediately te-JOHN NJ. BRYAN, Now Road
Siation, eigl .ern miles from the city,
ADril 13 Iuln1
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4frtilDfrs.

TT1EE USE OF THE ABOvE SOLUBLE PaOSPH0-
PERUVIAN and Anmont ted Soluble Pacihe
Gnapos Is particularly recommended, being COM
pounds of the r1cuest Pacific phosphatc Guano,
rendered soluble; the former containing twenty par
cent of Peruvian GuAno, and the latter highly am-
raoniated with uninaal matier-madng the most
concentrated and profitable fertilizers IN nse for cot
Ton. corn, wheat and Tobacco,
For sale i'll bags and bLrrels, in quantities to suit.
Testimonials from those wh) have used the above
viii bo furm ed on application.
GKAEsER, LEE, SMITH & CO.,
General Agents at Charleston
"Feed your Land nnd 1t win Feed Fey."
December "a pAo thstu4mo
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WANTED, A GERMAN GIRL To DU
w Housework. Apply at BOOKSTORE. No. 16l
King street. 2 April l5
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Gopartnersbip n0tife.

|,OPARTNusSBIP NOTICE.-T II f.
u undersigned have this day formed ropart-
nership over the style of RIECKE & sCHACHl ~,
for The purpose OF conducting an AUCTION AND
COMalISSlON BUSINESS. at Nos 143 and l45 East
Bsy. corner OF Unity Alley, and so;icii share OF
public patrInasr GENaAkD, KIE NE
Charleston. April IS, 1869. G spril 10
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vX1ANTED, AN ACTIVE SETTLED
w MAN. without incumbrsnce, to'wait In the
rouse and attend to Horse and Cow. Apply at No.
So WEN rWOR H-S SrREET. April IL
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26 p1yE-sTnEET, New YORK,
November 21 1867.
UpoLpHo WOLFE, Esq, Present:
nsnr S;rSI have made chemical examination Of
n ssmpIe of your Sch,edan schnspps, with tho i'll
tent Of determining Iny foreign or injurious sdn-
stance bad been addcd to the simple distilled spirits
Tho examination has resulted III the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisono s OF nlrinlu
,1miy,nre have ,c,n uuablo to discover lny
trnco q, the delcterious substancc> wich are en-
nloyed in the adultcr.iion OF liquors. ! would not
pes;tate to use myself or to recomm' nd to others.
Tor ncdicinnl purposes, the schcdam schnapps as
nh excellent aud unobjectOnaoie variety VI eih'
Very respectfully yours,
isinneJ) CHaS. a. SEELf, Speuis'.
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sDr Salr.

ATPRlV ATE SALE, THAT FIN SE
Il STAND with fix ures for Grocery, corner
iIlhoun und Ens, Bay streets, No. IS. Apply ON
PREMISES. thstu January Fl
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1IyANFED, SUBSCRIBERS Fur ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS
PAPERS, st publishers rites.
CHAR;.ES @. RICHTER,
anr,j 81 No. lG1 kIng-stre~t.
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FRESH DRUGS.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE. RH
DE. H. BAER, No. 13l MEETING-
STREET.
DTON'S TOBACCO ANTID0TR
n, Guarana tHeadacheJ Powders
Kose's CouabSyrup
scbenk's Pulmonir Syrup
Schenk's Scnweed Tonic
saratoga "a" Water
Cherokee aomody and Cure
ReJuvenatng Elixir
Chloride nj Lime a
spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chlorodypo
Gsrman Blood or .tKaiser" Pills. &C.. &cs
AnriI3
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I icel bound to say, that regard your Selma pp'
aa rncIng in every respect prc-eminentiy pure ant
deserving OF medical patronage Al ail e'ens' u i
the purest possible article OF Holland Gin, hereto
,ors nnobtaluaole, and as such may be satoly pr.
scribcd by physicians.
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York
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=: Mobi and Ohio sterling und Interest Bonns,
Memph and Little Rock tirst MorIgass Be nds,
SoutS Carolina Railroad >ixcs and Sevensr MontGom'
cry and Euf ,ula Railroad honds tendersseby Ala.
harnu Miasissipp Central Firat and second
Mortgage Bon Is. Address WIN. b. UTItG GEO.
Inrk IN 1m+
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JJJANTED, FIKsT-CLA>S TRAVEL
w LING SaLEIMEH In everv Stase. GOOD
sagee or liberal per cont. and steady empoymeht.
address, with stamp, Is. =, HOWE, No. $50 Arch
street Philadelphia. Pa. 3mos AppiI3'
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WANTED. Agents. FOR TIE AMKRr-
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, in both Eng
lish and German. by Robert stewart. " =. OF Miss
he work covers the who.o ground OF the breeding
aud raising and the rea tnent horses and Tules,
bo.h ic sickness and health 1t has won ita way to
popular favor. and is today the mos popular and
best selling Horse Book cut Address o. +. VEN /,
publshcr Cincinnati, o. 6mo@ MarcE III
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y3IANTED, EVERYBODY TO SUB
w SCRIBE TO the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES C. RIGHT E3'S Seeci Library OF New
Eooks contains all o. the latest publications.
April q Nj. i6l kiNG-STREET.
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The proprietor also offers for sale.

Imported and bottled by himself cx 'ressly for me
tcina use Each bottlo has his certificate OF lts.pu
rity. uDULftio WOAH
February 81 10
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-19
miscellaneous.
THE STATE REVENUE LAW.
Important Changes.

The following is the amended Rev
ehde Law as 1t finally passed both
Houses Of tho Legislature, as we find
it reported in the Nashville papers:
SECTION l. Be it enacted bg the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the State of Tennessee
That an act passed March rs, 1868, ia
amend the revenue laws of the State
be, and the same is, hereby amended
so that on all merchandise purchased
for sale by merchants, a tax Of one
and one-half of one per cent. shall be
assessed on its invoice cost at the place
whore purchased, unless the tax has
once been paid to the State, in which
case no additional tax shall be paid.
SEC. 2. Be 1t further enacted, That
the tax referred to in the first section
Of this net shall not be levied upon OF
collected from any Of the products, or
any article manufactured within the
State from the produots of the State
of Tennessee, in the hands Of the
manufacturer or producer.
SIC. 3. Be ii further enacted, That
so much of said act of March l3, 1858,
as refers TO express wagons. drays,
transfer wagons and carts, shall not
be construed as to include vehicles
other than wagons, drays and cars
regularly in the business Of express.
age and transfer oil hacks, carriages
or vehicles run for pay, a privilege
tan Of five dollars.
$50. 4, Be Il further enacted, That
section five Of said act Of March 13,
1868, so far az said section relates to
brokers Of real estate, be- amended as
follows: Brokers Of real estate, inclu
ding all contracts for rents or sale Of
houses or lands, carried on as a regu-
lar business, either for pay or commits.
sion, shall be deemed a broker Of real
estate, and shall pay a privilege tax
Of Gffy dollars, and one.half OF one
per cent on the commission derived
from such sales or rents. Any person
or persons eontrasening any Of tho
provisions Of this act shall forfeit aBd
pay 10 tho State not less than 6fiy nor
more than fve hundred dollars for
each and 0very oaenso, az tho discrf-
tion Of the eoByt 10 be recovered 10
tho name Of the STATE by the Clerg Of
tho County Coarfj prsvided, flIat own.
eFs Of real estate or houscs and lands
shall noe Do dsomod brokers, nor shall
adminlstrators doing bnsiness IL the
settlement Of estates, nor guardians
doing business for their wards bo n.
cludod IN this cot
SEo, s. Be 4 6urftr enacifd, That
50 much Of sociion 5, chapter 20, Of
the aclp of 1873 as imposes = priv.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-19
Death OF LamaFnde.

Alphonse de Lamartine, is one ofthe
saddest instance in modern times Of
celebrated man dying long after
his reputation had begun to decline.
During the reign Of tho Bodfbons be
was one Of the most brilliant stars OF
French literature. ln lS45 ho inspir.
cd the French nation with strange
confidence in his craftsmanship, was
appointed a member Of the Provision.
al Government, and produced quite a
sensation BY the celebrated manifesto
to foreign nations in which he gave
an account Of the revolution and its
designs. But his words wero more
brilliant than his acts, and be soon
after withdrew for ever from politi-
cal life. He did not add to bis lite.
rary reputation by anything he wrote
since the revolution OF fS4S, and
greatly suffered in the estimation Of
many Of his formsf admirers BY his
unnanly laaieptations on tho GDsat-
isfaotory condition Of bis finances.
NsD York Tribune. I
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-19

BA- -ANAoUNcISs UAhbiDATEs---For Munich
ipal offices, S3.dB County 80 90; State,
$40 90. .f f '
JOB-pstsTtsb, Of all descriptions, neatly
executed.
Bea. All communications tending to per-
sonal agfandizemeut or etnolumenE will be
charged the same as advertisements
Advertisements and snbscriDtlknS con.
titthed unless Rrreeragea are paid and
gruered 20 pc stopped, and they will
De charged For accordingly.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-19
THE UNION FLAG.
JOnesboro Tent, March il, ls6B.
CT. ~. GRESHAM.
EDITOR AND, PROPRTETOR
TerTns.

ttE44 ta Yerm8.
g- The Ukids FLAG win be published
every Friday MOfning, oh the following
terms
One copy, per year, 50 90
Six m6nthb, 2 90
Single copy, 10 cents
TERMS F6R CAbhs
To Club Of Five subscribers, each, $s75
To a Club Of Ten subscribers, each 3 So
TOa Club Of Twenty subscribers, each, q 90
No attention will be paid to orders for the
paper, unless accompanied by the CASH.
Terms OF Advertising.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-19

pa-John A. Keith, formerly IN the
Confederate army, nov in jail al
Raleigh, y. c., ls described BY The
London N c J Press, as "the monster
of tbs Nineteenth Century" He once
shot lS men, women, and children,
III cold blood, after securing them a.
prisoners. Many similar outrages in
the Cumberland district ate also lain
to his charge
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-19

oil laws and parts Of laws ip confict
With this act be and the same are
hereby repeated and this act shall
take effect and be in force from and
after its passage
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-19

"a Already three states have rati.
6ed the suffrage amendment 10 the
constitution viz Ransaa, Missouri
and Louisiana. TIE fact dat Kahaaa
and Missouri the two great battlo
grodnds Of the slave Struggle h the
West have led oR in the ratification
forms & Striking snd eloquent historio
lesson. BitAS did Calhoun. And hla
disciplss alta later day, imagine mat
these States would bo ths piansers 81
the seoond American RevoIutioh =
Press and Tines. h n ~ 10
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Gs II q yodng woman wishes to
have herself published us Fascinating,
beautiful and accOmplishedP let her
pack up her best clothes in dirty
towel, crawl out OF tho back mp stairs
window, some dark, rainy flight, aud
elope with the man that feeds and
eurries her fathers horses. It's big
price to pay for compliments. but ID
will bring them just as certain as 8
dirty barrel will begat niusqnitos. In
fact, we never knew woman 10 make
a very decided fool Of herself, in any
way, without enhancing her charm6
two or three hundred per cent. By the
time the case goes into no papers.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-19

The Josh BilIinss Taptr&

| aff1 .aess-~-A afI.,f
| Blush--The cream ose modestv.
Gingerspop--6imnastic water.
Man--Liye dirt ...s s,at-.s !, I. y, h
Friends-Books, paintings and staff
birds. ,.. &, ,,,'s...
BaehfulBessw-lgnorahce afraid
Conssrvatism--A bag with d bolo
to 1t.
Raditalirm---A hols with Il bag to H..
Z Aristocrat-A Demokrat with bis
pockets filled.
Politicks-The apology Of plpnder,
Tin watch--Failh without Rorks
Mule-A bad pun on q horse
Patience--Faith waiting fora nib:
bic. .,.'...s.....
Malice--A blind mule kicking BY
guess. 49, ..e.
Care-Cat pikeu.ag,ps+
Faith--The soul riding at anchor,
Bliss Happiness boiling over, and
running down both sides Of the pot.
Mafridge-TAn altar on which man
la5c hia pocket book and woman her
lnv letters. *sF
Quatk-A aoktor wh6ss scisncs
lays 10 his bill.
HasR--A boarding. .houSe confidence
game
Fuss An old hen with bhe chicken.
Twihs--2 mutch. raT
Boarding School-A place whaFe
wry coffee and iljrtashdn ii taught
Experihent--Energy out Of JOB!
Perfection-!God ia mah.
Virtue-That Ingredient wbitch
needs no foil, and without whilcR
nothing else d valubel ( aaa
Solitude--A good place te% visit,
but poor place tew stay.
Sloth-Lifein a tomb
Health--A call loan.
.9 MvnOry--The shadow that the aoEI
casts. aamn ,.gfL. sFt ~
Politehess-Sixty day paper.
P6verty--The only bifthright that
d man kant lose, .....s..'s &c.
Aecidents-Tbe dismay ov phools;
the wiEe mans barometer.
p Ease Discounted time. s
Wealth Baggage at the risk Of the
owner. ~
Trials Whetstuns;
Fortnne-The aggregate 6v possi.
bility; a goddes5 Shohf towards
court by stealth, but whom brave men
take BY storm.
Ecohomy-A fDSt mortgage on
wealth.
Eno6gh-Jist leetle moro. as
Dignity Wisdum in tights a
Misehiei--Tbe Iaaliss og fun.
Cook-0ne who manufakters appe-
tights.
Diseases--Tbe whipping posts and
branding irons Of luxury.
Neutrality-suspicious. lost and dshame
found. aa, .m.ssss
C6wprdlce--Pluek on i6s.
Gluttop-A man with a drunken
sa.a X. ~
Ezahples-Toot prints in tho viii
dernesss.
Nunnery-Piety il chains.
Ignorance-Raw happiness.
Sin-A natural distemper, for which
slrtGe has been discovered to be al
lutitode.
Friendsbip-One of loves pimps.
Envy--A disease original with Cain,
bat which his brother Abel caught
'oon after and died suddenly ov.
BSlle-.The female BOSS Of the situ.
.tion. 1"s tce,aaa
Sarcasni--An undertaken in tears.
Sulks--Deff and dun madness. a'
Courting-A bug and kiss match,
generally draw ga me. sa8 enie'
Fictioh--A lie with holiday clothes
IN. .r.rr I-tasIi .f'a
Hsn-A lay member. aestote
Law--The shacEleS of liberty. go
Seience-The literature Of truth,
Deeeit-A dead waap' With live
all. 49,, x.
Babys-Dfvidends. ts.
~ TC .. ,-s..y.... 49,. "a =.
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Quetrp


written for the JoneSbor o., Cfbhn.j Union tlaTl
Temptation.
eourtier placed on his table one morn,
nice luscious apple all coloFed with gold
Then but on the best bfht elegant horn
Ho tOretOl4 of feast to the young and the old.
To the doWnrOdden people whose bondage had ceased
Said he come to the feast, take seat BY my side,
or this nice juicy apple, wen have such feast
Thatthirst win bequenehed, and hunger win blds.
They from thesoaih, from the East and tie &.s,
To this glorious feast and, divided the sweets,
But the courtier saw that the apple was beat
And gave them the rlnd instead OF the meats.
Then new, Anor apple was placed on the cloth,
Aud the patty resaita to return to the fsAat,
Tbs ismPtAtion was grsa, but the party was 10th
To return, for the eouTsisr's power had ceased.
wAIrBR p.
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tf The ex.prs.idsnt coDgratula.os
the country that he did not wAat 10
become Sylla. He came precious
near IL however, and Il requires or.
rect pronunciation 70 tell tue difJr;
ence between what hs wastt nHd What
~ was.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-11

cities in the Union. But It is ala
menlable fact that the Cemetery
Is almOst inaccessible. The road
leading TO Il is almost impossible,
yetthere Is 3 route which with the
expenditure Of 3 few thousand.
dollars could be made one Of the
most elegant and pleasant drives
in America. Weare satisfied that
II proper representation was
made TO General Sherman, Secre-
tary Of War, a sufficient appropri-
alton would be made instantly to
open up the river the valley road
here referred to. It, in our opinion,
simply requires a proper presen-
tation of facts to secure all the
assistance necessary. The whole
Radical party, North and South,
is in magnificent good humor with
Mississippi for the recent political
record which the State has made,
and we therefore confidently be.
lieve that, in view of all the facts
heretofore set forth, there would
be found no difficulty whatever in
having a road, such as we have
written of, opened between this
city and the cemetery. Will not
some one of our citizens take this
matter in hand and see what can
be done?
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-11

REGIME Information established
il that the Sutz Canal may be con-
adhered asuccess. A steam fact
has passed through It. from the
Mediterranean 10 the Red Sen. All
that viii ID required in fu-
tare IS 10 keep the channel deep
sncagh, and 10 cut IL alilldeeper
which can easily be done BY dredg.
Ing mechanics where the bottom is
not absolutely rocky. by the use
Of these machines, which scoop out
the aoll from the bottom Of the
channel, the Clyde, which, at and
for some distance below the city Of
GhagOw, formerly was q river
navigate only for small vessels has
been 90 much dsepened that itnoW
resolves vessels Of the largest ton.
mage. The permanent cost Of
working these dredging me- ;hines
ID comparatively email. They are
capable Of dredging to . depth Of
ever thirty feet and they are kept
constantly e. work.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-11

I'M Holly Springs Reporter Of
the 50 insty says On me morning Of
November 27Ih, . prisoner was
discovered In Holly Springs jail,
about whom q mystery hangs. He
was not committed to Jail BY any
committing court, nor dIl the sher-
iR have . mittimuS for bis arrest
and imprisonment. he has not
spoken 3 word in regard to his be-
Ing in Jail, and viii not consent
% leave until the next Circuit
Court. We call attention 10 the
natteF, and hope the next Grand
Jury viii investigate 1t. No per-
aun can be deprived Of his liberty
without due process Of law" nor
should he strange prisoner be kept
lenger without sufficient cause, nor
allowed 70 Fea,ain Of Of bis own
FREE win.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-11

IN the constitution, or any section
Of the statutes Of tho StHte-Con-
neciicuL
Those unable 10 read the eOnsli-
tuition 10 the English language, and
write their names, unless prevented
by physical disability, or over sixty
years Of age when the amendment
was adopled-MsssaChusetts.
ON ACCOUNT OF CHARACTER or BE-
HAVIOR.
Those who do not sustain q good
moral chaFacter-COnneelicut.
Those who are not of q quiet and
peaceful behaViOr-VsrmOnt.
ON ACCOUNT OF SERVICE IN THE
Army nR NAVY.
In many Of the States the con-
stiIutiOn declares that no person
shall gain a residence by reason Of
being stationed on duty as an OFF,
Ger, soldier or marine in the service
of the United States. In several
instances the courts have decided
that persons do MOI lose their right
of voting when thus stationed, If
otherwise qualified.
No officer, soldier or marine in
the regular army or navy Of the
United States allowed to VOtC-.Mis-
souri,.
ON ACCOUNT OF POVERTY, IDIoCH or
INSANITY.
Those who are insane-Alabama,
Arkansas, Califo MIA, Delaware,
Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Kansas,
Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey,
Ohio, Oregon, Rhode leland and
Wisconsin.
Those who are idiotic-Alabama,
Arkansas, California, Delaware,
Georgia, Iowa, New, da, New Jer-
sey, OhiUa / Oregon.
Those no., compOS mentiS, or OF
unsound Florida, Kansas,
Minnesota Rhode Island, -outh
Carolina, West Virginia and Wis
consin.
Those under guardianship-F Flor.
ida, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts,
Minnesota, Rhode Island and Wis
consin.
Those who are under guardian
ship n a %lunaiic, OF as a person non
compos meRtis- Maryland.
Those who are paupers-Dela-
ware, Maine, Massachusetts, New
Hampshire. New Jersey, Rhode Is
land aud West Verginia.
Persons supported In almshouse
or ~asylum-oUuth Carolina.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-11

Car THE THIAG BE9-The Pitts
burg Gazstte says chat the Rspub-
liean members Of The Pennsylvania
Legislature from Allegheny county
viii hold themselves SiOof from all
corrupt bargainings in the OrgAni-
sation Of the House, and that they
are prepared TO take and maintain
such q line Of faithfulness TO public
duty as shall satisfy the people that
Republieadism shall not DO made
either the cloak or the excuse for
any form o. legislative misconduct.