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THK SALE OF CADErsH1Ps- live in DAYS OF por-
tentOus warnings to man, both in his humanity and
pocKet-warnings visible in the heavens, warnings
from the bowels OF the earth and warnings of
ruption in high places, as shown by the sCandalous
developments before tie House Military Committee.
From what has already TRANSFERRED It appears the
sale OF appointments TO West Point and Annapolis
Is no new thing, nor has it been conued to any pO
litical party. We regret, however, to learn that
"the committee dnd there Is no process by which
any punishment can be meted out by Congress to
any one who is not member OF Its present body"
To us it strange that che Military Committee
confined themselves to the investigation OF charges
against Congressman. without inqurlng how far the
officials of the War aud Navy Departments were in-
vOved
In the general rush for appointments to the
national schools naval officers for whose spe-
cia benefit ten cadetships are annually provided)
have SO far forgotten what duo to their position
to treat with middemen agents for the sale OF
appointments; and it now appears that the late
Superintendent of the Naval Academy and adviser
OF the Honorable Secretary OF the Navy was
c0gpzant OF this contemplate tranice The
Loreman-Upshur case has at last opened the
eyes OF Congress to the manner in which these mat
ters are managed at the Navy Department and at
Annapolis, and may lead to further Investigations
Meanwhile We would like to know by what autho
rity the late superintendent OF the Naval Academy
promised cadetsh'p to Commander Upshur for his
son after the nomination had been filed. and how
foreman, the agent OF this Upshur engineered the
withdrawal Of the boy appointed by Mr., Hoge, and
substituted for him the OF his client The agent
has the honesty to confess that he kept the $500 he
received from Commander John ii. Upshur, except
chat he lad used 10 get the boy out but 1t would be
interesting to know how this money was employed,
and to what extent the late worthy Superintendent
OF the Naval Academy was implicated In this dis
reputable affair. We trust that Congress will sift
the matter to the very bottom and make an example
OF every government Official found trancking in the
gifts OF the people. .- ....H
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The CONTINENTAL thus closes and
crowns the year 1869 with a record of which
any company might well be proud, and now
bearing the palm and prestige of unequatled
success and in view of the following impor-
tant changes and improvements in their plan
of doing business, which have 80 recently
been made, they enter upon 1870 with yet
brighter auspices than have marked the open
ing of any previous year.
THE DISTRIBUTION OF SURPLUS to
Policy Holders, hereafter, is to be made upon
the so-called "Contri6ution PAN, which has
become SO universally popular in this coun-
try, and which is stated by actuaries of the
highest talent to be the most equitable mode
of making such distribution.
THE DIVIDENDS on all Cash Policies will
be available annually, after tDO HnBuGI pre-
mtatmS shall have been paid, and will be ap-
piled to the reduction of the third annual
premium, or to the purchase of additional 10
surance.
THE DIVIDENDS On Loan Policies will be
available and settled annually, after three
annual premiums shall have been paid.
THE STOCKHOLDERS, Aauing become
c0n0Snced that tile Defdre Of the Gem
pGny and its Policy Holders require 1t,
lace anGntmolsly consented Aot fn future
dioidends upon stock shall be limited to s6oea
per cent. (lega! interest, thus making tie
OON1INENTALAP PURELY MUTUAL COMPANY.
Especial attention is directed to these i'm
portant improvements, as evincing conclu-
sively determination to leave nothing un-
done which may add to the advantages already
possessed by the CONTINENTAL, thus in
creasing its popularity as a medium for in
surance.
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Coon FRIDAY.-A bill has been reported in
the Legislature repeating the act by which Good
Friday was declared legal holiday. 1t seems
to us that this is a narrow and retrograde move
ment. Good Friday is no sectarian dav, but
belongs to Christians throughout the world. 1t
is certainly fitting that the day on which the
Saviour Of the world was erucaed should be
treated with more than common respect. At
this time, when Puritan prejudices have largely
passed away, and Presbyterians and Unitariaus,
as well as Episcopalians and Roman Catholics,
observe the day by religious services It would
be in very bad taste for the Legislature TO repeal
this act TT. ID.
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Pugets Sound and the Pacific; in fact, it
is the only one for vessels Of the largest
class. Hitherto the British Government has
gained nothing by the occupation of this
island except the satisfaction of annoying the
United States, and if it finds that it costs
good deal more than it oemes to, the proba-
bilities are that an amicable settlement of the
matter in dispute can be arrived at without
great difficulty. ...
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In the British House of Commons yester-
day Mr.. Otway, Under Secretary for the
Foreign Department, made the statement
that the English occupancy of the Island of
San Juan cost his Government G22, 900, be-
sides salaries and other charges. From this
we infer that the British Government is not
indisposed to come to q satisfactory settle
ment of the San Juan boundary question
with the United States, and it ia certainly
time that it was settled. BY the terms of the
Northwest Boundary treaty the Island of San
Juan clearly belongs to the United
States, and the English claim
to it is characteristic piece of
insolence that ought never to have been
submitted to for q moment. The disinclina-
ton of the United States to go to war on
account of bit of territory in an almost un-
inhabited wilderness led to partial yielding
to the British claims and prolongstion of a
controversy that might have been settled at
once by an exhibition of frmness on our
part.
Our Northwest territory is now being
rapidly settled, and it is matter of conside.
rable consequence that our rights in that
quarter should be insisted upon with some
determination. The island will give us the
command of the San Juan channel, which
is the best psans Vf epm@Naicatioa between
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

New York. will preach in the FIRST PRESBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH, of Germantown, on MONDAY
EEENINC, March 9TH, at ~ O'clock the occasion
Of the installation Of Rev. j. FREDERICK DRIPPS as
the Pastor of that Church.
my WEST ARCH STREET PRES BYTERIAN
D. d.. will preach Tomorrow at lt% A. NJ Children's
Church at T.. NJ. Sermon tn children by Rev. A. A.
WILLIS, ID. ID. No service in the evening.
RfSyn TRINITY NJ. f.. PARSONAGE, EIGHTH
Street, above Race.-Rev. II, w. HUMPHREYS
Al iO's A. NJ snd7S r 81, Strangers invited.
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"Nhen irnorine, Is biiu,,

Hiram lsevcls, "higser" Senator. was
elected BY. the Legislature of,Ni,.i,.ipri,
aad-nos L"uisinHa, ms our contemporary
has it. il he had snid from "blecding
Kan'as"hc would have been, III one sense
Of tile word, correct. asst mas there the
aforesaid, Hiram Rsvcls first laid tho
founda ion OF his character for Loyalty,
which hs, resulted in making him United
St,tcs Senator for the State Of Mississippi
BY ,ppropri.sipg 10 hi, own use the fund.
Of the niger! church ofi~hieh h. wse
the niger pastor. Verify, .stndrrs
will never CEASE ullcn, We sec an,an WV
prstenis to be white, and editing a PAPER
in an enlightened and civilized community.
eoasrasnIa,ius himself and his reader, Oh,
the elevation Il niger" and .1hief 10
the rni'sd State, se.,'I's7-So 1fmrose,
0 .M"re,.y - t,g rot .iar
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AS A BLOOD PURIFIER,
1T HAS NO EQUAL
tEcET4ELE 4LTrRA1I,.
,rE.TsDI Cove Rp
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

THE H.. Of ths a.,f isin tie sleod." n .
sc.isinral ruaIim that s:lsnre lroIe,,o /. ,rr.
The people talk Of bad blood, as the css,. II
uaa! diseases, and liz. many popular opi.io,,
hi, Of lad blsod is founded in truth
The symptoms Of bad blood sre u,usll, oui,.
plaln-hrd Digest! on--ran,e. imperfect ..,rl
risn, nni.conssGueully Differentiation IL s.b,.
the soft Issues loose their ian. and .as;rici,,'
aud III. ,oa.ne hscoir.s pale, bread aud n,
qu,nil, covered wi;ha Pssty, while ssa,,-.
Tins cSsdiiisn soon show. ITSELF in roushn,s
Of III. skin. lhsp in .rupli,e and urvr,ri,, n,
ease, aud when ons..coniinued, result, in ,.lis,,
lesion. Of The Brain. Liver, Lungs, or uriu,rr
.pp,rsiu,. Much: very much, ,r6srirI i.
caused i.i impure tlood' IL il s,lipa,sd ),
some, that nne.6iil, ol the Lupan lanil, are
.f.rIe'lwi,h scrofula in some fern. 4, =.
When III. blood i, pure, vow ar. no, .. la.
bic 10 anr disease. 4any impMi,i,, u IL.
IliuOd arise fran impure disease, ofI,rr. ri.i.,.
Erudicatsevrry impurity frss The fouBr,ia q
life. and rood spirits, fair skin asi Vial
i.rsss,h willts,sru to yes.
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:. The Niger in tn. senate.

Atlnst the ,uigger'i. ou,vfthcHood.
pile. Hon, Hiram lterel., the lstely elec.
ted colored Senator from l.oui,iana, In,
bssn admitted toa sratin ,in, body, aud
is al presehs engaged in tie di,clares 'pi
his senatorial dulirs. Will!uop,i.ls never
cease !-fu'r"oH II'a ''yyiam".. 5,
"Render uH,o gS.sr,l'e things which
arc C;eears,' is u commandment which in
this instance We hare no hasii.ncy in
complying with, ',ris but one ,'sp from
'he sublime tcflhe ridiculous, and our co.
Temporary takes ,,l.tia .,rsnslcrrius tile
"nigg.r' from the rwoedpi!e"'to til.
Senate g Gh,n,Ler.uf the United S,..e,!
To ssntrmplate Alb cbs.ihiaprl, volly.
headed, ,s.sa'ing, greasy, lulpi.,mel!iur,
sbouy,'cshtsd ''nig.cr' loca,e,! on the ton
ot's'"wcod-Pils' ou I~iling Sur,mer's
day, is t.. our co.sr'Torary and o:l,sr. Of
his ilk, ne doutt he acne of felicity, u
sPectacl. sugrea,sly, sublime: but when
they have transferred tie same "pisgSr'
to'ths Senate Chamber, il becomes ride
ulou', not TO say disgusting. But lrla,
We wish to III j. this:b That while our
a'tu'e eo'smporaryis "ylws,,1so be con.
yersaut With MI that cu.ccrn, the elera!.
ton of,he beloved niger" or The dis:
franthisanen. of Wits s',n, The extract
which w Siyc proves that his claim, to
knowledge are based upon as little fcun.
das;on rs ki' rrs,cn,ions.c rcsDtc,abilay,
but ,ia5f ~ ga t''' 81, 'uI
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K Q $ koo
LIVER MrlooR170s
STANDS usKIYALED I!
-s ~

Being he .aly snopn Mss;eine
that rrrIcisilr stimulates sad ceinrr1s TIE
l.paiic secretion. snd fractional srsAA.Ilt,,s
ofihe LIVER, without pvsiLirArIs1 the systsi.
Will. il acts freely spes tbs Liver, instead Of
corinus psreinG il gradually csAxaEs tb. dis.
charges, lea psrf.eil! ,xArrxAL state.
ti1ffoSs % Lirlk COMPLAINT AND or loNl or
rHoas DISEASES reoDgern IIlir.
A ssllou or yellow s,'or o! the skia. or ycI-
lewisli brown spsts % the face and other Parts
Of the bedii: dullne.s and dfon sinc.s. Ioms-
time, headache; bilsr or had taste in the nos,h
internal heat; 10 nany eases a dry, iea,i.g
cough; unsteady spi,eli,e; som.lenss sour
stomach, With r,i,ing o. The food; blo,ui
or full fceliag nbost the stomach aud sides. AZ.
crnraiing pains in il,sIidss tsck or Irssit
aud about The shoulders; cen.linaii.n Of h.
novels" piles, hatulsus.y, 'esldssss sfttis st-
,remi::c', As. e9s.i p.
.fs.r a
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ss,l,ra ~ rHl Ilprl1s lsD IllpDll.

RIl1i1Ea ~ TH1 1tphhfe AID bLAppal.
Persons unscquainlsd with the structure ard
functions 81 the kidne, cannot .stinste the in
por,anse of their HEALTHY action! 81.
Regular and sufficient action Of The Kidneys
|: IS important. nay, even more 50, then rsss-.
lariiy Tile bowels. The kidnsss remove fren
tie blood tlio.e e .is master Which, II perll-
ted to rss,aia, would speedily destroy LIE. I,
total suspension Of tliSdrihars discharges VII
occasion death in frsm ,llirt!-,iI 10 fsrt! eiIhi
hours. .Ef f.th.st.qa) ~
When the crins |, Welded in small quaaiiiis
ats time. or when there is disposition 10 tri-
naie more frequently tln!p natural. OF when ,ls
Urine 4, highly colorsd or scaldngsriih reai-
nessiu tile small Of the la,rk il iliould not 10
TITLED with Or delayed, but Kssxuo flold 10
taken al once ~ ienlrdr the difficulty. before
! Z lesion tf the organs takes place Most Of .ss
Rlad,ltr originate from those ofile Hidnrs,i The
criry Icing imretftcily seereitd in the kidu'n
prove Irritating 10 the Bladder sad TRINA!
passages. When we rtcole't that nsditlrs
never rsarl!es III. kidnt,i e1.spa through ne
general circulation " tie Blood. We see rev
nsres'ss, il !, 10 lssp lie YVauts!, 81 has
surs-
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i. ,teady and ,,ro6y. IL left ~ itsrli

it is steady and strong. II LEFT .s i!,elf,
Texas, must ZOOS brromo ono Of thu
largest and nosl important conservative
Slate, in the Union. This the rsdicah
know, and herein i, the secret OF their AZ.
temp, to divid. i.-Snd hold it for ,'lOnser
lim. under military or territorial govern
r,en,. They with to take csutrol Of The
Immigration movement, aud to ill up ths
ln.o proposed Terr!.oris' with pariissns
aud agent. Of 1h.ir Own. We all know
huw K,ntsI WIS wrested from the control
Of Southern men, who at Gr.t obtained :
majority and the rims Of government
.Lerc. The same mean. rwill,be used to
m,kc Tc,as radic.l, aud with the help Of
the military and under the pressure of fn-
,ure reconstruction laws, iui.r,l TO the
case il hand, thu result is net a matter Of
doubt.
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n. wiie,i.n 81 clark.burs.

"e 5AAu " SNENsUuFk. d.
NV. 6avc iaconie,tible evidence tho!
neither 'Gspcrul Butler Ex-Governor
F,rnsvorih nor Judge uarri,en have been
guilty Of tile crimes ch.rgti sgsius. them
Clarh,Lnng T,i,graph ,stfN
This, We presume, will settle all dis
lpssss"fOur eo,sn'porary tai, upon him:
self the position Of tclii'npion IL hi.
question, and We should be, gratifed il he
'vslld phce ati'he son,lnapd of,th. public
the "inconts,,ibls esidenco7'Whicii he 'ha.
,sbtaiued. Until he h,, dsnc. 10 We shall
.be'Of he opinion that, gathering in.pira.
ton from iii, far.hing dip and . quart Of
rye, he la, lot Of Ills mouth in manner
which will cause every enc to ret hin
dssnfas a fit candidate for the l.un,,ic
Asylum. The idea tlist Beast Butler did
not ste,l Why, it's, charged upon him
alike by tlla papers Of both p,r,ic.-by
men Who sould be responsible i'm I. suit
isr Sunderland has never vet been dc.
MED, save ~ The l'risali.r. commanding
the Telegraph. Again, he says,.,no' -
"TLey (tbs Democracy charge Sens.
tor Farnswsrth with having stole hog,
.hsn 'a'J knoH inst every time they do
mad. ,Io ,,,,rs. ~ ,"' ill.,. .ao ~,
I'm. and ,v,inI III Il v,. don. II ,,s.
spirit ola joke and nothing ..rien, de.
signed" .a ,.a.tFss - gisr-t
Nav. we talked to William Dean, Of
Bncklannolt, the man Il 7rliom Senator
Farnsr'rta' had TO restore the log; and
&c fsilsd to h'arihiu speak Of tn. matter
bat he brought suit before 'Sqsir. Tarp
| or M property, and Tue case wa, decided
IN Ms favor. No man who knows Dan.
FsrnssortlI will say that he ever INDUCED
''"a joke Sn,'nN"laae, seal upon ms .
p''Ae'' MI ''e.n-a man ID poor CIR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. '''S DC tns !ah man u tie
''', H,, y s' 'uel : 'iPe square 'ohro'
"'ust' al 's'e 'Ao'eA' Justice who was
P'''en' :. '"e .F'a'' remarked mat. 'lhls
case was drought IN 'NcftnUS. kQt IL should
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4 rovso man il y-nd.rS.rg county
lsdiani worked all last, SIMMER 70 eltsr
at eighty acre irsct Of lind belonging Ia
a yuuhs woman WIN Ind trsnissi ID
uiarry li.'s whpn jl.t a. Tie weather BE-.
gan to get cold. h. Wtat til claim III, re.
ward .he siarrirl anoihtr fellow vha
looked on to sec tile viG,iih work all .un,.
tnet. 80, eu!stdhts.s.'u, IAN. /. f.r,i.
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IT is un'ier.tosd thu, u precl.as.i"n I.
som to be issued declaring that the .,F.f,
tenth amendment has been ratified by
niasteen States, six military districts and
three Major Generals, making twenty.
eight in all, the necessary number.
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kosKoo1
{ y..t. With er". saee..i, tie "''"
DISEASES or rnE NERVOUS srs7as.

Almost airs ttnths Of Gu. people suffer re-
h.trnis exhaustion, and ATE. Therefore lisbis "
.s conromi,ant evils VI mental dsprts,ion, eea'
fused ideas suftsiling Of the brais. issan.!,
a.d complete breaking down Of the gtp'ilna
health. ThonsaLds aro suffering to day Snn
broken down nerrons I,sisnis, and, unforlunt"
Is. tobacco, alcohol, 'ais hours, or.r.nai,,
ta.ni,l and physically are cauiihs di'.a't, .
the nervous eyitsni 10 increase Ut fearful fi''
The SYMPTOMS 10 which diieai.s Of tie n'r'oE'
srit.n civ. rit.. may .. stated a, fellow: =
dull, iear. feeling in tie head Ioms!ini.' ser
VI less severe pain OF headache, periodical hsia
ache. dizziness. neisss or tincing In ~. he.a'
confession sfidt.. ,sinpstsrr loss o. na.ul1f!;;
detection OF splits, siartiag during SLEEP. u.
luin.. ofil.,ri.s, isi.shins Of the f.s.,.tt
arms, &c which. II not irul,etl, tt,'led. ~.
TO paralysis. drliriun, insanity, inr'"''
apoplsI!, itr., lie.
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ALM0sT one Of the Last politiei' .quib'
Of the lanlented Prsp,ies u.s.,he fellow
ing :,"lt is understood tia. Butler sosll
have been candidate for the Spanish
throne if the crown jewels hadn'. already
been itolen.' %
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Tus supreme Court Of Al.b.ln. h,. de-
eiied that Marriages solemnized in tbs.
State during the war are null aud void.
This will, us doubt, be very agrec.blc'to
the many sho aTe "r"rentins al leisure
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Those .Ku Kiux.r

rial, to prove that the .Ku klu1,H ,hy
bl~dy l,.rbinger. Of dcs,ruclioni,o all
l"yali.,s, bad full possession Of the Capi-
tai, and .ha, The authorities. State, cauln.
ty and Federal we're ,unsslc to execute The
prsrr.s Of 'l,q Courts, anl,rkiug occasion
to say TIA. Governor Stephenson mad sue
cstded procuring = dciselimtn, of,rocp'
TO be sent 70 Charlenon The Jourao!,
published at that pl.c., and which is Of
III. "trool! loi!." stamp gives the follow;
ing sccoun. Of the transaction -a'a Fr
K,cArsp --Oa Wednesday last soont
5 o'elpek in tue afternoon, three men were
sces approaching The jsill Lsi us j. va, a
conncn occurrence, 10 suspicious were
crepted. Tie jailor-Wn. n. llawkins--
was engaged in the Court lIou'e,shh the
Board Of Supervisors, aud it.was an hour
or acre after the three men above referred
to wero sesp. until .he fact vas made
known that the Jail had been foreibly
opened, and that Ma''c .., charged with
soun'ss,e"an anu Ioh' .ae u, f,as, a.a
nsr,ed for , more a,ni,l ,tmo,,ber.. Tie
prisoner, who did not e.eaps, inform, Is
that three we'll dressed men. unlocked The
oa,er door Of the Jail also, tho doors to
tue ecu, o. V h.le'aH ana tC01 sho pre-,
.sa.ea ,nen' a'a iesslSers .aa Ora q
.nt mn, " Al may i".",sa..ps. u ., .".!
qu.e"' ~" nse 80" !, 'nn: .ns tuman'
s' .n.. Wv! aoI'a 'noo. ~ ~" p1s
onl :.i in.o' i. ...in ~. .Iea 4, uou
I'ny "M ~ , .I'A''e''e'' ''sA'' '"e''"
u'1 q. ."u peP',tes I..s.,s
lpssI ~ 'ne '"c's !. 'ns case. re-:
F'i.eu ~ u y. !..""',se, =, 3 w
tic transaction. !. h. v.s !. N. Tim. Of
the occurrence !, the, Cour, House; With.
the keys ,"f the jail III his pocket The
TI,rtsl.' e'ltcn'iy had keys Of'beir own
p nv s' .,,. INV ". ,,
s" Wv %
: e''' ~ ' f'"'o -.
, !. ~ e."us" ~ '"'.' ',.v'A0'' ~! !"
% -"N NV SS''s ,''.'I", Apoe
"a o's ',s'"e ."u .'.',at IN. '"' w.
w. .', ~ '"' ~ ''''''"s
.,.,' x. .s,,.A ..,...
,;,,.a :, l,h,riss,n,. NV, ~. r ~. .J =,
tho State, Il .ili not Be- pr,,den, to remove
The ,reLicr.s Of The State to that place.
f.ku klus n0b cap 60. ]. defiance Of
s.u" .u'.%rly' anu felea'e pf,'"nsf' ,r0'''
i'll, II will lie rs easy for 4 like mol 10
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s,Yrroys o, Lirls courLAixr AND or aoHs sI
YMOal pIsEAsgs iRopIexn
X o 90!

I. 4 remedy efw ond.r.yl Itaes., il thu, e,ii
u di.ess.i Of The Kidneys and bladder. ia
these A ftciisnp IL Is AisrAkAe PlciTic a. an!
rspedy tan be. II dotsiiJ werr kindly. tilsu-
ily anil surely. Tile HtLiEr y hish il sfotdsis
beth eluAiy aud wrcsptibls.
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TIE Il;rid rays 'ls. Nr. sumucr giyts
NE Ponlrro.i'y Of his rrrhri'y loar ride
nlo,i'onf prrI",sero,i'y in the form of,
funding ti!.
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I'oS Fair Soy, the conclusion. Of the
Committee on l'asks and Banking, in re.
gard to Grants cpnrro,ion With the gold
,uindls Of September last, reminds unc Of
the verdict Of the Sso'ea jury, Z" guilty,
bu: no! proven
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..AMn." oftho Cincinnati En9uirer,
'sys shssifhell we're dossd with four bar
refs of tartar eme,ic, the last drets Of the
last romit, would DO the s,rpet.b,g
d .lega'i0n in Congress, ori's exact coun-
ierp.rs. .'s-1 diem. 70 81 ~.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-03-21
The Proposed Recognition OF the Al.
mighty. ..,.,... ..,....-,..

The Pi,,.burg National Convention to
srcur. = religious amendment TO the Con-
si;ulion Of the United States closed it,
SESSIONS Friday night. The following is
the substance ofths amendment TO We in
eorrorated into the Constitution, y, passed
~ he convention; a5a:.ft, q. ,smr
We, the people Of ii. United States,
acknowledging the Almighty God as ths
source Of all authority and powcr in civil
government. the Lord Jesus Christ as the
ruler ahony the nations, and his revealed
viii IS Of supreme authority. in order TO
constitute CArislisnS G oyernmrnt." &c
Among the resolutions passed ..src the
f.iloning: ""oS ~ H
"Re.dt,,i, That the proposed religious
.n. udm.n, of oar National Cnns,ituIiru,
80 lsr from, infringing on any individual
rights Of conscience or trn'ling in the lsasi
degree To union Of Church aad State.
vii afford tia fullest security sg.inst cur
rups and sorrurting church establishment.
and form the s'rongfIt safrguard Of 10th
the civil and religious liberties ofall ei.l-
Zeni. SO ~q 70 - sl1 20.
..f,Rr'ol,rd, Ths, The present movement,
/. not sectarian. or even ccclesiastira!. hu.
ill,tit'i.an acknowledgment Of the Deity,
and the assertion Of the RICH. Of Ihs poo.
Pic who believe in the truth Of Christian.
" 30 govern .hcm,el,es in 4 Christian
mlalncr.N ln- ~ ~. N -
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Iudxe Thurman

Among the Sketches Of several mem
Der, of,he United States Senate furnished
BY .sWashinglon correspondent Of The
World, is the following 1.-The head Of the
Democratic party in the S'n"se-'hs Hen
A:sG. Thurman, Of Ohio--' one OF the
iron sort ofmcn. lron-gray l'ug'' his
complexion; hi, form, though not over.
tall, is sinruy, ard lis face is SC. and
hard. There is uot SO mnsh right {"
force in that man. lie does not strike,
bu, cut. and pressc, his way straight
through what he would accomplish. liz
virgiui,n birth is min his thin mu'eu-
lar form. lille mex. fifteen years do not
give him good chautes 10 make his onu
Place in the Democratic party. th''e will
he i.,om. wasted opporluuis, for Mr.. Thur,
rn.p to answer for"