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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-13

Dosnot Read hfs.--We lave read in the
Virginia papers that have come to hand,
something like the following :-Eacotuage
Home Industry; Pdtrohiae Home ManuJac
fnres! Alas how easy to preach. how hard
TO practice.
Do THESE SAME PUBLISHERS PURCHASE
TYPE AND RISING MATERIAL IN VIRGIN
"a. Perhaps half Of them do--the other half
write or rud II the North without ever ask
ing the question. Can our type be made as
well and as cheap in our own state as else
where. We can testify that the type cast a
the Richmond 3Jpe Foundry is not erceled by
any Foundry III the country, and should be
encouraged by every Printer in the state.
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NNYY RAR ROOnI.

NEW BAR ROOM.
HAY Il opened in the store-room
formerly occupied by Capt. T. j. Peyton
on Main Street, n NEW I IRSr-CIAASS BAR
ROOM, which shall keep constantly sup
piled with the very best Old Augusta Pure
Whiskey. Pure Mountain Apple Brandy,
French Brandy, Peach Brandy, a pure arti-
Gle, Blackberry Brandy, Ginger do. Wines
Of all'kinds. Tobacco and Cigars. The pub
lie may rely ON these liquors and wines
being always of the best quality shall do
everything in my power To please, and re-
spectfullyfsolicit the patronage of this com
munity.
keep constantly on hand large and well
selected stock of
GROC ERIES, CANNED FRUIT,
the finest Tobacco, Cigars, &C., which will
be sold at the lowest prices for cash or in ex-
change for country produce at the highest
market rates
have also just opened a first-class
Livery Stable,
and am prepared to accommodate my friends
and the public with Horses, Carriages, Bug
gies, &C., at short notice and on reasonable
terms. FARMER l.. WEBB.
Orange G. H., January %. 1870.
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The CALlMmY.-We have received
from the Publishers, Nessrs. Elysot
Il Taylor, newsdea,ers, &c.. Richmond,
aenpy OF a pamphlet called Il I'LL ae-
count a! tie great calamity. ]; is, us
The name implies. a tull account of it.
with revised lists of the Killed. and
wounded. Mailed TO any ADDRESS on
receipt otsh:.;;een cents.
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April 5, ls7O-toHN GIBSON, P. q.
SALT! SALT!! SAET!!!

WE have on hand and are daily eX.
w pecting direct from Liverpool per-
Barque Hermands and Brig Thrse Sisters,
1900 SACKS LIVERPOOL G.. A. SALT,
1000 SACKS LIVERPOOL FINE SALT
of diffeIsnt brands, which we warrant in
best order and offer at exceedingly low pric-
es, owing to the decline in gold.
HOOE, WEDDERBURN & CO.,
No. . Prince Street, Alexandra, Va.
April s, 1S70.-2n..
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ACARD.

THE undersigned, in retiring from
i the Drug business, respectfully recon-
mends the new firm TO the citizens of Or
ange and adjoining counties, feeling assured
that they will give entire satisfaction in con-
Quoting the business.
IL. u. TALlAFERRO, NJ. d.
Oran gee. H., February H. 1870.
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BLACE1sMITHHENG.

THEsubscriber has again opened at
a his old stand on Main Street, where he
is ready at all times to do Blacksmithing in
all its various branches. Thankful for past
patronage, he respectfully solicits a contin-
uance of the same, pledging himself to give
satisfaction in al cases.
DANIEL w. HALE.
February Is. lS70.-6m.
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LgGsET!! LHGEET!!I

w K. have Lamps from 80 cts. to So
w stand and hand lamps; metal and
glass Lamps; the latest improvements in
Burners and the best Chilnneys that can be
gotten in the market; Lanterns of all prices
and patterns. Call and see for yourselves.
January 28,S 40. CRAVEN & co.
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aAae ePAMiEX,

TIE is the discovcrer and proprietor
AZ the celebrated
SnmtOnAnc VermiGX,
q Worm Confe,tions, the hest remedy ever
fered to the public, No country store
puid be without this valuable Medicine
Els recommended by physicians through
NJ the country. He is also manufacturer
HE celebrated
ANTA-CLAUS SURPRISE BOXES.
pd ,0atcIpguarranteed to be in every thir-
zen sold. Send for price list and YOU
nd his prizes as low, If not lower, than
brthern cities. His motto is quick
md small profuS."
II 10, 1870 tim,
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ALLEYS LUNG BiLSiN.
THE REMEDY FOR CURING
C0nsum pti0E, Coughs,
Bronchitis, Asthma,
And Group.
AS AN EXPECToRANT
IT HAS NO EQUAL.

1t is composed of the active rinciples of
roots and plants, which are chemically eX-
tracted, SO us to retain all their medical quail
tiles.
MINISTER'S AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Who are so often afflicted with throat dis
eases, will find u sure remedy in this Bal
sam. Lozengers and waters sometimes give
relief, but this Balsam, taken a few times,
Will insure permanent cure.
VIII all those afflicted with Coughs or Con
sumption. give this Balsam o fair trial, they
will be pleased with the result and confess
thar the sure remedy is found ut last.
IT is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
April s, 1S70.-lm.
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RICnMONDAND PETERSBURG R.R.

n aIlu aIter MOnday, A phi T., 1857
~ the trains on this road will leave as fol-
lows:
Leave Richmond at p. m. and 2.s5 p. m.
Leave Petersburg at $50 a. m. and $50 D. N
accommodation Train with passenger car
attached, will leave Richmond daily atlp.
M, aud Petersburg daily at GAO II. m. Sun
days excepted.)
The a. m. train will not leave Richmond
ON Sundays, and the $50 d. M train will NOT
leave Petersburg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk will tax the 4. pc
m; Train, running through daily.
baggage checkep through.
The passenger coach attached TO the COZ
train Will leave Glover Hill att q. M and re-
turning, leave Richmond at 2.40 p. M. on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
THOMAS II. WYREE.
May 7, 1869. Superintend
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STOP AND READ.

WE have Brush Tor every ,odv.-
W Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Hair
Brushes, Curling Brushes, Shoe Brushes,
Stove Brushes, WhitewaSt Brushes, OF eve
ny grade and price; Pocket Combs, Dressing
Combs, Fine Combs, of every price and pat
ten. We have The largest stock in the mar
kel and can sell very low. Give us a call.
January %, 1870. CRAVEN & 60.
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CHESAPEAKE d OHIO RAILROAD
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

IN and after Feb. 2nd, 1870, the Pas
~ senger Trains will run as follows-viat
Mail Train will run daily betweed Rich-
mond and stanton except Sunday. be-
tween Gordonsville and stanton; leave
Rlchmond at $50 q. M and arrive at Staun-
ton at ~ p. m. Leave Staunton at go
q. m, and arrive at Richmond 20 D. m,
making close connections at GordonsvillS
and Charotfesyillew with Orange, Alexandris
and Manassas Railroad Mail Trains for Alex
andria, Washington, Baltimore, Philadel-
PMS, New York, &C.; also for Lynchburg,
Knoxville, Chattanooga. Memphis, New Or
leans, Montgomery, Mobile, &c. A.,
Mall Train VIII run tri-weeIxly between
Staunton and White Sulphur Springs on
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Leave
stanton OF 40 p IN and arrive at White Sui
pnur at 10 % p In leave White sulphur a.
3 20 a m, and arrive at Staunton ut m, =
And going West will connect with stages as
follows, AT Goshen with stages for Leg
ington, Natural Bridge and Rock bridge
Baths. At Millboro' with stages for Bath Al
umn. and Warm Springs. and at White Sui
phur with stages for LeWisburg, Charleston
kc.
Stages will also leave Stanton on Thues-
day, Thursday, and Saturday mornings, for
Lexington and Natural Bridge.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run be-
tween Richmond and Washington Nightly
without change Of cars, leaving Richmond
at 30 p. NJ, and arriving at Richmond, %
80 A. NJ, making all through connections
at Richmond and Washington. SLEEPING
CARS will be attached to this train, and will
be run through between Richmond and
Washington without change.
JAMES i. NErHERIAND,
February IA, 1870. General Ticket A penf
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=, For sale by Craven & Co.
- April 10, Is70-ly.
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RAILROAD Ae>xYSr. On Saturday
MY 'iast some malicious person pac-
cd u crOss-tiu tl, ..al 80 ~ f,ba
ap-ake and OBJ roaa roar.,trs,,.s
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TorllcIALl
LAWS OF TuH UNITED STATES
Passed a. .ke Second Session, of tie Forty
FIRST Congress.
CuINA-IGS.

aD1TtI9ysL ssrIciEs To TEE TREATY EETwzES M
USgrE9 sIAsEs ASD c ~. % JUSz i. lsJS-
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[pnbI.c Kesgluti..n-No IL. ]

[publc Kesolutir-No Is.
Resolution to pass 70 tl;e credit Of tine National
A. lun for disabled volunteer soldiers the
funds belonging to it for the relief OF sick ard
wounded soldiers.
Res I've! by the Senate and House of Rapresen-
taTives Of the United states Of America in Con-
Ere-s assembled d, III t the une2peaded bal tnce
of the fund created by the seventeenth section Of
the act approved February 24th, eighteen hun
drei and sixty-four, for the beHehe Of the sick
and wounded soldiers, shall be Transferred t the
Natl nal Asylum Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
for the support of its beneficiaries.
Sec . ind be it further resolved. That the
ID, neys Withheld because Of the desertiou Of any
person from the volunteer forces Of the United
States, who is borne tie rolls a deserter,
shall not be paid 10 him EXCEPT the record Of de-
sertiJn shall lave been Cancelled Oh the sole ground
that such record has been made enormously and
con rary to the facts. bur such money shall be
and remain the property Of the National Asylum
FIR Di-bal ded Volunteer so dies ior tie Support
Of It's ienehcjasies
Approved March 1870.
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Ifublic-No. ALL

An Act declaring the construction of" An act tc
| Incorporate the National Theological institute, "
approved May tenth, eighteen hundred and
sixfv-six, and also :. An act to amend an act
entii ed An act To Incorporate the National
Theological Institute and to define and extend
the powers Of the same" approved March
second eighteen hundred and sixiy-seven.
Whereas an act 10 incorp rate the National
Theological Institute, approved May ten eighteen
iiuutged and siXty-six, and also an act 10 define
AMI extend the powers If the same, approved
March secr..d, eighteen hundred and sixty seven,
aHs lhav-f been miscon-tTued by an attempt to
rem We the seat Of its operations to a distant
lu.ality Il direct coutraventicn Of said acts ana
whereas the following named persons. Joseph c.
Lewis. EsiHlnud Iaruey, John :. roier, Charles
II Nor e, William I. Johnson, LINDSAY Muse,
William T. Nelson. George 4. Mcclellan, Clement
Robins n. Gerrge u. CJujron, :. Alexander, Z.
IT, llut,h rs. ". 7. Wiswaii- ;. L. triSsey, con
tiHuc to exercise their functions the executive
committee, by the authority # said corpora alton
NJ its seat Of cpeEati within the said District
ii Columbia, according to the intention II said
acts; Now, there ore.
BE it enacted by tie Senate AMI House of Rep
rescat.tivcs 4 the u1itei States Of america IN
.ongrts. assembled that the seat If up iatous Of
the National Theological Institute and University
ifi. FL, rated under the at approved &sy ieath.
81 htrgn buuured aai siNtv-ziN, which act was
amended and exteGGei hT the act Of March
second. eighteen hundred and >ixty-seyen, shah
tie. ami tie SAM, IS her by, locatCj vi hin the
city If Washington. ii the District Of Columbus:
Provided that nothing herein c.utIiaet shah be
; construed as 10 prevent said c.lp5r.tt from
establishing such lraEci es Nitheut the limits 81
,aid district a n-y be 81 authorized by law.
approved, Ap.l -, 1870.
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Fy tie President of tie United s:asss ef America

Ey tie President of the United S.atss ef America.
Where's contention concerning tie cifizeH-
ship Of omigra1ts between tie Gu.te5 States OF
America ard tn. GrssLJ Dachy of Hts>e, was
couris.3ed and Signed hy their respective pieniio-
tcutirrics al d 4rm-tadt, on tue fr>t dRy Il Au-
gust one Thousand eight hundred an1 >Xty-eiEht,
which convention ie.uE in the English aud Ger
mar, languages. i We d for word a, FLOWS
In witness whereof / have Eeretmtp set nay
haui aud caused the slal 81 the United States 70
bealiNej.
re in the ci y Of WASHINGTON this thirty first
lay e august II The year Of our LoId ene I'll. u
-aIl eight hundrg and -iNty-ui.e. and If tie ~
dependence Of tle United States the ninety flH IN.
IL. :. seal L. :. GRANT.
b. the President:
HAGILTus EIsIs- Secretary q State.
AMI whereas the st.id additional! articles have
been duly ratified on ha:h parss, and the respective
ratiicsitIons tt the sane nave zen exchanged
Now, therefore, be il known that l. Ulysses :.
Grant President e the United States Of America
haze caused tie sail additional articles to be made
public. 10 tie end th.i the same, and every clause
aad 5riic thereof, NJ. Y be observed and fulfil ed
with go,d fdth by the United States and the citi-
Zeas thereof.
Ia witt e-s whereof have EeTeunto set my hand
and caused the seal If the United States TO be az
fixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, this 9Th day Of
ia the year Of or Lord one thousand
eight huadIed ana seventy. and Of the iadaFsnd-
eIee Of the United sta e the ninety fourth
TsEALl L. 5. GRANT.
By tbs President:
HAMILTON F;sH,
50
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Public Resoiution-Ao. Il I

1 resolution in relation to the printing, for the
use # the Department Of state, Of additional
copies of documents emanati1g from that de-
2 rtment.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Reprcsen-
iatiyes of the United Stales Of America in Con-
cress assembled, That hereafter, in addition to
tie number of copies of documents emanatiug
dered TO be printed by either house of Congress,
it shall be the duty Of the Congressional Prin' er
to cause to be printed for the Of that depart
ment five hundred copies Of every such document,
when requested to do 80 by the Secretary Of
State Provided, That the expense Of the same
shall in single case exceed the sum Of i've
hundred dollars
Approved, April 16, 1870.
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Public Resolgtiun-No. 3.
joint Resolution directing an inquiry into tie
loss of the United states steamer - oneida.

joint Resolution directing an inquiry into the
loss OF the United states steamer = oneida
Whereas on the twenty-flHrth day Il January
last, the United states steamer - Oneida, when
le,yIas the port OF Yokohama, Japan, came IA
collision with the British Penin-uler aId triental
mail steamer : bombay AMI sunk almost m
stauty with the loss Of nearly all her ot!icers and
the greater part of her men: and where's the
Navy Del artment has been unable, in answer 80 a
request of the House CT representative, TO COM
uuuicate any detailed or satisfactory information
tcuc hing The circumstances II the loss. beyond 81 )
extent and the number ofcHsualti-s: and whereas
It appears that 10 full and impartial and SAITH
factory investigation has been III 3Ge into tile
causes Of the disaster, into the conduct OF the
parties implicated in it Therefore,
BE II resolved by the Senate and House q
Representatives, of tie United states Of America in
Congress assembled That the Secretary Of The
Navy SHALT with the least practicable delay,
order an inquiry 10 he made into the plrtcGlszs
the less Of said United States steamer Oneida,
and { hel officers and msn. including tie stb>e-
qaeEt conduct Of the captain Of the steamer
bombay, - with view Ia ascertain the response
bility tor the collision y WiIicn she Vas destroyed
and 1r the de tructian IF life which attended the
cata-tLalAe, and make report If the same 10
Congress.
approved, April I, 1879.
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u ma razslszsI = m ryIIlDsTsTEs e A9iER'ei.
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In Set to protect oficiaIs in Government employ.
re it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
reseEtatiSes II the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, II. I officer or c!er. in The
United 81 5tt- Government employ shah any
is1e solicit contributions Of other officials or en-
pIsyees IA tEe government service fr gift or
present 20 those in sureri CiSic al position !;
nor -hgii any such officials clerical suPerurs
ceive any gif5 % present offered or presented to
them = Tie contribution II these in government
employ feceiynga less salary than tLemsg Ives;
upr shall any officer or clerk make any nation
gut present u any official superior. Any
fiicrr or cIetk violating any # the provisions Of
this b Il shall be sunHltiiiy discharged f.on the
Government emf 10y.
Approved. February I, 1870
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Fubiic-No. IS.
An act to amez, the usu-y laws of tie District OF
Columbia.


Be ii eaacteI by tire Senate AMI House Of Rep
pesentatiyes OF the Unit states Of America in
Congress assembled. That the rate q interest
upon jud-uents or DEGREES, and upon the laH or
frLrarauCe If Any money. goods, or things in
non shall continue to be six Guiars upon one
hundred dollars FIR one year, aai after thai rate
iir greater or les sum- or Tor longer u sAoE
ter Ji.le, except as hereinafter provided
SIC. ,. AnG be Il further enacted, That in all
contracts hereafter to pc made It shall lie layfai
for the parties II sti9Giate agree il writing,
that the rate If ten peg cent leT auHGm, or any
les sun, Of Interest shall be taken sad PAID
Ur,n eFery one iiua.;-ei dollars of money loaned.
or l.. any manner due ana owing from any person
OK c.sp0Tsr;i,n il this District
SEG. :. and BE ii further enacted. That If any
person Or corporation in this District sh4.lccu-
tract 10 receive greater rate Of interest than ten
per cent upon any contract in writing, or six
per cent UloH any verbal contract such person o.
corporation shall Forfeit the whole CE sG interest
50 contracted u be received. ami shall be entitled
ONLY to recover ihs principal SUN due 70 such
pef-ul ? corn ration.
sEc I AnIae II .urt!ser enacted. That if any
person. er corporation vitEin tlis District IF Cu-
I-I.4o small directly Or iIaiecly fase receive
any ,.rga.er an au5 ot interest JAan is prnsiJed
this ac5, Uu-l a.IT contract - assrsecieEi.
wti ever t > al lie ls-..IIl fJr the Fsrs n, his
personal Representative, OK ;i.a corporation psyi;e
Jne same 10 sue fog ard recover al tas Interest
PAIL u.s.4I any such contra or a-r,eiass from
tue person ~ AS personal represent tiTes. o.
from tAs cooperation T@-ei wing such unlawful
interest: piUF5CeI That iLe suit t. ree5ytr
back sun Interest shall Re brought within one
wear after such unlawful interest shall have 5eta
paid taken.
sc. :. AID Be it fur her enacted. That ao.l-
IN ia this aa- Contained SHAH BE strael ~
cusnse the zen raj las IN force ia relation to
ianz.u-c -scIss5ials q; iuige! uH4rr TIE al 20
y.rs .s.e a la iuIsi currency secured BY pledge
Il JsitSd States bonus and 10 prugz.ie rr tie CIR
cui4fi-L ard redt HIFtsn thereof approved JGAe
t:ree. eighteen iiGud ell eni ty-iOt.E.
Approved, April -, 1879.
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An Act prescribing the duty of the Secretary OF
the Treasury in certain therein named.

BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
reseDtatives of the United States Of America IN
Congress assembled, That whenever any State
sa5ll have been. or may be- in defanit in the pay
ment of interest or principal on investments IN
stocks or bonds issued or guaranteed by snch
State and held by the United States IN trust, 1t
81 I'll be the duly of the Secretary Of the treasury
% retain the whole, or 50 much thereof rs may
be necessary. Of any moneys due on any account
from the United states to such State. and 10 APP
ply the same to tie payment Of such principal ami
interest, either, 10 lie reimbursement, with
in crest thereon, Of moneys advanced by the
United States on account Of interest due on such
stocks or bonds.
A,.I.rrNr1- March q $50.
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Secretary IF state.
lfublic -:esJlutioa-No 20.
joint Resolution expressing the sympathy Of
Congress at the death Of Major General George
II. Thomas.

IT. IE0Ecs.
resentatives a. the United States OF America in
Congress assembled That the Senate and House
If Repre- en3a3ives have heard with deep reg It
of the sadden decease Of Major General GeGIGe II.
Thomas, endearei TO the country by series f
unbrogzea. Patriotic services during period Of
thirty years
SIC = and be it further resolved, That his dis
iiHguished career in the defence of his country
against foreign aud domestic enemies, his never
faIteIi1- faith and zeal in the maintenance Of the
Union and the integrity If the government, and
his stern execution Of every trust c0nfded to rim,
constitute :. record in life made memorable in
death.
SEC ;. And be it further resolved That the
President OF the senate and the peaker of the
House are hereby authorized TO make such ar
rs.I-emeuts i'll connection with his obsequies as
vii attest TIE sympathy Of Congress at this ma
iiJIiai bereavement
Approved, April ), 1870.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-23

In Senator EDMUNDs's letter to the ne
groes of Richmond he intimates that the
fifteenth amendment is not exactly what 1t
ought to be in that 1t seems to concede the
right of State to deprive some OF its clti-
zens of the privilege of holding office. He
says that he desired to perfect it in this re-
spect, but didn't succeed.
We imagine that the amendment IS JUST
as our Virginia carpet-baggers and scala
wags would have it. They wish to hold the
Offices and let the negroes do the voting.
At least, such is the common impression.
We shall soon learn whether this impress
sion is well founded. LEWIS LINDSEY con-
fidently expects to be nominated for fat
Office this spring.
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ANOTHER GEORGIA BILL.-Mr. BINGHAM
and General LOGAN, both Republicans,
have agreed upon and offered in the House
of Representatives the following as SUBJ
stitute for the bill which passed the Senate
the other night:
"Strike out all after the enacting clause
of the bill and insert in lieu thereof the iol-
lowing: ;,
"That an election shall be held in said
State of Georgia in 1870 for members OF the
General Assembly of said State, provided
for in the Constitution Of said State, adopted
by its Convention on the 18th day Of March,
1868, at which election all persons who by
said Constitution are electors shall be enti-
tied to vote.
"SEcTIoN 2. and be it further enacted,
That the State Of Georgia is hereby de-
clared entitled 10 representation in Con-
gress."
This may possibly be adopted by the
House; but the general impressioni in WASH
ington seems to be that the bill will be
passed as it came from the Senate.