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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

DIsCHARGR PgOM THE BAR AND PARTIAL
.p.E 81 PTsSr.6I u tho bhs F RS
PhilAdelphiAEthe onlJ lnsutliSn the Uniled
iTsstns ii q sTssiioas q ne sStSsGs!O
70 those o. his patients with whom he has been 10
on s. %as Ss g VIII
wlshiPEtos, SSa pay b soasal.sd daily, from
Tvslfih 1 .tresi, Snlit ne Dr. q Ipri QUO
DR. Hartley keasrously oHsrs 70 attend all per,
, .f.S1 ~ ne M .@sss
uneluiled, Gnd pTotsennG the deal from bslBE
y es'h nna ~ ~ I. SuT. -.
rious evils by PeSmlIthE the app oatlon o. dahFsI
Gus remedies ~ insSpsrisnesd and unskillful
Dr. H. may here state that he has 20 sOnnse.IOO
Ss Ssa.ssr Ass avsS OS sa
publ aiioS Of isettne.ien pgIportinG 70 eHa.
Tssinsss aud dsspsiation The loss q money may
Uon q oSs q the most irh ofhS
to be r. gaTded and treated With morethan ordinary
Dsa SSss. Noise In the bead, aud all disaErsoabls
discharges from the BAT .pSsdily and perma Psntly
Vcuisnes. A ent. in AL eA.ss EuATARissd uhsrs
msiormstion does at exist .,,.,,., -.
SS 20 90, S.I n. 81 sRS. AS5Ss ssS,
success as 10 dad the most eopnTmsd Gbd o6stiENts
eases yleld BY steady A'tsntion 10 the means
The following ts,liaonlals are submitted With
eonnlenes. Thsy, will show. AZ lstsl. IA Ehn a,
b. soSs o. the most dississSishsd n'dis.i men y
As .sl e T !: q, H.7r5Esy
opinion 81 his shsrssisT both u sbd
- S""t'smAn rn =. Professor on sutSery, 1cn
',HIs. professional Abili,is. will v enll hppEg.
s sias.d BY icSs KIN, 'f g. a
''PTofsssor OF Anatomy, Ia"
from Wiz ysi:S SS:'H o y A' late Professor
Prem NJ in,srs5gtss With pI ,H Az
| manly, VALENTINE MOTT, n. D.
iii Il a pleasant duly 70 Eivs M tS,,imSRI ,ig
Tor The care Of deAfaess The APPLICATION e mat.
| sima,t i9staataseouS, ID r. HLRDHAH,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

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ERaOSs'.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

eTR-ROTIOE.-ATA STATED MEET
k=kS IH0 o. the District Of Columbia Paper
unanimously adopted.
be invited % attend m 'sgHs % Monday evening
next al 7sO O'clock, at J, OenthsT's, BteNehth
st.sst below PsnnsJ lYAnlA GVsnns. r.. r--"
spseSs JohHT T. PATTERSON.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

EoR sAJE-sIxTY AoRKs OF that yALuA.
ia The District. aboai thtss mlIss from Rashiass
sn D. irSStinE On 'hs pesSESts .sS a e
layaJ, we'll a. By the river, u ineiudss seyerAi
VINE BUILDING SITES, aad Il veil adapted foT
on rsAsOnabIs terms, as an entirely. Or In lots 70
CHka A. MsEUBE.
mhai.U '' $40 seventh Street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

IloR sAJE-A vERY DEsIRABLE BUILDIEo
Il LOT, AdjoIhinE the reaidenee o. Animal Colds
borouGh, rs s. VI, on that bsaatifpi elevation n
!os ss sSf
s ~ 1 q Sass tsH
| ~ f-T-' ~. 1CHAH. A.. MoHukh, N u
ms,,r .ar-95 Rs;i isS ks :9.st kE. .s@.:.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

MoAAA' ASANr' ".%sIAU
Another LARGE lnyoioe q the Hong Physician.
Ibydsal LIE, Lsy' Of Business, oiiys LSEAn'
Tram e"'N Ia Peun.ylSnpia venue,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

20 T lSgSgs S2HsHflFFF LlEs
ayssSs 70 srSSls.: s9s to 70 q hS ssE s sss
eal LIE, - Home Pby.!siaa. OLIVE ,P9fhaal
nun. ic' mhD-W
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

ANoTHER tHvoioB OF THOSE NEW AgD
InliOa., ls., q ooit PTisS'' GtHofKiAs'' isl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

LPoR ARBw DAYS LogoBR-soHpoL, cLAs.
y sICLLt law, Medical and MissellAneoua
FRANKLIN BOOKSTORE
UOPKINA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
Franklin Publi.hing Company.

ISRAEKIIH PUBLISHING COMPANY, = A
IL Live Book. Store Ia a. unexpected place
Ss.SSsS, cSSs5S:s And the rAsnS Fiber
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30


A RoNANEIo IsolpRE4 on THE
WAR.--In the blooming, beautiful,
balmy May Of 1868, one Of those
dread battle. stained years never to
be forgotten, Gen. Tilghman fell,
shotdead q the battle Of Champion
Hill, calamity struggling in defence
Of cherished principles. His no.
BILE life ebbed away upon the
spot where he fell and the sad
earth drank his blood with greedy
thirStinesS. But upon that imme-
dIate spot grew q peach tree that
reached maturity while It's roots
STEPPED themselves in the martyrs
blood. Singular to relate, the
leaves and fruit Of this tree are a
blood red color. The tree was
transplanted and is now in the
orchard of DR.. John L. Hebron, Of
this county. The prOpagatiOns
from the same are also Of the same
peculiar color. There Is certainly
something remarkable about this.
We have seen the leaves and must
confess that they do look and even
TO us) smell like blood. The fact
eau be witnessed by those taking
the trouble.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30
TIE GRAVE De OsCEOLA.

In the last number Of Leslie's
Illustrated News appears a sketch
of the grave of Osceola, the Indian
cEieC, near the walls of Fort Moul-
trie. Accompanying the sketch
is an account Of 0sceola's life and
death, from which we gather that
he was thirty. six years of age at
the time of his death, and during
his life had slain a great number
Of white persons in the glades Of
Florida. His father was an Eng
lishman named Power, and his
mother the daughter Of a Chero-
kee chieitain. While on q visit to
an American fort, she was seized
and sold as q slave. This aroused
the anger of 0sceola, and from
that time until his capture, he
waged q bitter war against the
whites. On the 23d of October,
1887, while holding a conference
with Gen. Jessup, near st. Angus
tine, he was seized With q number
of his followers, and taken to Fort
Moultrie, where he was closely
confined until his death. Osceola
died as he had lived, q hater of the
race from which his father had
sprung. He lay on the couch in
the cell assigned, and with a frown
as dark as a cloud on his not I'M
handsome face, he folded his arms
across his ample chest, and thus
his spirit passed quietly away to
the happy hunting grounds of the
Seminoles, where his braves were
impatiently awaiting his presence.
-[Charleston News.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

TIE FEELING m PRUssIA-BTs-
MARoK.-In Berlin the most intense
and warllke excitement continues
to be displayed by ali classes Of the
pOpulace. Count Bismarck is
cheered whenever he ie seen. he
inspires unbounded confidence. He
is as usual, reserved and silent ; but
be has had . lengthy, and report
says, 9 very satisfactory interview
with Mr.. Bancroft, United States
Minister. Il is believed that Mr..
Bancroft has given the Prussian
Government the fullest asenranas
Of American sympathy. The mas.
see ofthe people believe that Prus
sic viii receive troops and loan
from The United States.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

The NEW MINISTER TO ENGLAND.
The Hon. Frederick T. FFeling.
huyseD, just nominated as Minis
ter to England, represents an old
and historic family. His grand
father, Frederick, was q delegate
from New Jersey to the ContinRn-
tai Congress, and in l776 joined the
revolutionary forces. He served
with distinction as the Captain ola
volunteer corps Of artillery at the
battles OF Monmouth aud Trenton.
lie was promoted to be colonel and
served during the remainder Of the
war. In 1913 he was elected q Sena-
tor ofthe United States. His son The
odore, was also a distinguished man.
In 1908 he was admitted to the bar
and became eminent as an eloquent
| advocate. During the war with
Great Britain, in 1924, he raised
and commanded a company Of vol
unteers, In 1917 he was elected
Attorney General of New Jersey
by Legislature opposed TO him IN
politics, and held the post till 1926
when he was chosen United States
Senator. In the Senate Mr.. FIRE.
linghuysen acted with the Wing
party. He eXerted himself on the
part Of the Indians; supported Mr..
Clay's resolution for a national fast
in the season of the cholera spoke
in favor OF the extension Of 1.-THE pen.
sion system, and acted with Mr..
Clay upon the question of the tariff
and the compromise act of 1882. In
May, 1914, the Wing National Con-
ventiou at Baltimore nominated
him for Vice President and Henry
Clay for President. They received
los electoral votes, while their sue.
cessiul competitors, Jas. X. Polk
and Geo. VI. Dallas received 40
votes.
1t Is the nephew aud adobted son
of this Mr.. Freliughuysen who Is TO
be our new Minister to England.
He came to the bar in 1889, first en-
tered public life as adelegate to the
Peace Congress Of 1861. He there
displayed remarkable ability, and
was soOn afterward made Attorney
General of New Jersey, the term
of office whereOfis five years. Be-
sides executing the duties of this
position ably and satisfactory, he
rendered efficient service to the
Republican party in each political
Campaign by his vigorous and fell
citOus OratOry. In 1866. Gov. Ward
designated him to be United States
Senator. to succeed Senator Wright,
deceased, and the subsequent Leg
islature elected him for the unex-
PRED term of three years. In the
Senate Mr.. Frelinghuysen sustain
ed his party in its ardOus conflict
with President johnson, aud was
chosen to reply to the last annual
message sent by him to Congress.
He served on the Committees on
Naval Affairs, the Judiciary, and
Claims and was much esteemed by
his fellow Senators. Senator
Stockton succeeded MI. Freling.
huysen III the Senate In 1866, and
since then he has been engaged in
professional duties at Newark
IfNew York Tribune.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30


Empty Bitter Bottles OF various styles
can bs found around almost evary dHeIIsa
and eaBln throughout The land. Tier 4
10 pleass0t, and are advertised e eHE1 IL
mott every disease, while the manufet4aH
eiskn0W u y possess no medicinal proper
ties whatever 1hey arc 20 many d. guhtk
Tor lex 5eedingly common legeFRFesH Wnich
do not. nor cannot possibly Gu Q any one.
Bewar OF these pleasant Bit r. In quart
b tiles, they contain a sting FIR your Fitais
and he VITO buys them usrFiee q Hiogerasl
grOg In o his house Upe man who kAnNs
nothing about medioine, says bis big httias
Of common stun y III onro chill8 and fasas,
rheumatism and consumption; anozheFs
whose bottle IL very nancy, ures alimuuF
ties Of the bl cd, make Old men Young
casts out devils, restores sight % the hsIHH
and numerous other miracles; while yet ea
other. who presumes every man + dfanAs
ard, proposes o sur colo. lngr0WlnRsaaEa
yellow fever, heart disease and iuFe.
maidensii We knhw they make a. saH
cures, We know the people at large are L.
celvei and suindled. AID as We daslfz s.
Vehtiiaie these common humbagv, maze f11
following challenge 20 n n ali
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30
Blooming Young Girls.

atihdle-aged mAItOas, those a. tao eritltsI
period q the aged gnandm0thef, aTa eI
Q ret by the use Vfour Englirh Female Hft
'era, now prescribed and usei 81 fhss
all over the COUNTRY
IL yOu are t-oubled with FALLING 81 1Ha
WomD attended with a sen.e OF weight aa
bearing down, pain 1. the back and Side
anti OtAor attendant evils kuRilsh kflaA
Bitter viii give entire relief.
Those Atthe turn OF iieh mothers
confinement, ana all Others lmnie or + maia5
who ale OnVAle-cents from Any prutFa1
o. facilitating complaint Wna gaia 1laaaaa
slowly aud Who, Q digest on i slou and IMs
powerful appetite. alds and assists dIs
too. Aionses the liver. strengthens meHtaffs
and physically. and hllk thd Whole tezIaH
with pure crimson blood conr,ine eIeH
It, channels.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

THE FRENCH EMPEROR ON The
WAR-A CHANCE FOR Elk .REBELs.
The Emperor cOnverses freely
with his friends about the war. He
said to John Bright's nephew, Wal.
ter extraordinarily al am an old
man, aud this Is my last fight, but |
want to break my boy to harness
before l die" To Mr.. Slidell, who
visited him at St. Cloud on Friday,
he Is reported in Figaro to have
said, "YOu may write to General
Lee and General Johnson and Gen.
eral B~eauregard, aud tell them to
come at once and bring as many
rebels with them as they can.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

The ~SUNFLowRE.-Year ago the
leaves OF this were used for sub
stitute for tobacco, and were said
to be useful in asthma. They m
excellent fodder for cattle. The
seeds make good feed for chickens
besides yielding very SUPERIOR oil.
The stems make the very best bean
poles, and if cut and kept dry, are
good kindling wood. The leaves
whether green Or dry, are eagerly
devOured by horses or cows. We
are not prepared TO vouch for the
correctness Of the opinion, that the
sunfOwer is an absorbent of mala.
ria, and therefore A preventive oil
fevers, but some persons who live
ON low ground cultivate 1t near
their dwellings under this impress.
sion. Leaving this point out OF
view altogether, the plants worthy
of cultivation. One good quality
has not yet been mentioned, but 1t
is one Of the most important recon-
mendatiOn-it affords excellent
pasture for bees. Indeed the florists
are so full of honey that the bees
seem to be clogged with the excess
OF sweetness, and sometimes are SO
covered over with It that they be.
ONE helpless, until their comrades
come TO their relief, We are pur'
suaded that If corner of a yard Or
garden has once become devoted
10 the raising of sunfiowers, there
will be no disposition in subsequent
seasons, to let the supply die oui.
Take It altogether, the sunfOwer
is deserving Of far more attention
than has usually been allotted to it,
Journal Of the farm.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30
Female Compla

TAat claims Is victims ihIdna
lgeez1 aAa bI1adth ofour land.
Mun4 Nm4i9 euaar iHe1u1 WAY
mentally hotiodf lone girls are u
setne eeHntnt4mEnfnf m1natFuas
older ones Afqaa i8 decline a. tnA
life" tolle.Nmea thn menstrual GaH
mnehs uf uoANle, pr may ~ atfeHdH1 #b
paans may Do irrcwulnf ~ unf4FaIF
aE changed IN AppaaTMnon, atA
other dlstrehsing symptoms ANMNo
or liberation 9th womb may nEaz
ami cause rapid proatrntiQn.
Failing Of the womb ID an 4He
common complaint giving mHtb
and distress, which, under ordinary
manL Is d~ificuitto cure.
Mysteries, Green Sickness, trfita1IIIz q
the Womb, and other serious and atHI
plants follow the female sex fhFaae
life. Lives there 3 medical fentInHaH
has or n relieve the lair sex Of The a1HEH
ttoubies Not ms y. IL there ne e
nation OF remedial agents that viii cd1aa s.
her rescue Meanswer, Yes.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

The only ACKNOWLEDGED Uiorina Tonic SD
Female Regulator Known, viii enH
those complnlnts abOve mentioned Ia 81 z
eFeaibly short time. Tue bitters -
aFouseS, strengthens an0ro1torta The
70 he natural condition, removing
tions relieving pain and reauiatHa
monthly poFi0u. Kondor stands 3 yale.
BILE and lanRuid girl, Just bursting inti
manh0odg she u the pride og eli, hns
she silently steals q pickle, eats chnAks y
slate penGils no appetite for fn9ut she
with O dull eye and seeks noiieitnaH4 H
eye no longeF bparhlnsi her merry
no longer heard ringing through me cir sh4
mopes about with bl0odleas Ups and
with headache. paipitatlon, coueslpaf
swimming OF the head, cold feet ana
melsneholy;a she has q coated tongue %
sivo breath. nnd q hest % other eviia tQ1 81
meFous TO mention.
When neglected, all these symptoms
come aggravated, tHore IL alex stana
heartburn, q dark line settles under a
eyes, the legs and ankles are tWolleHs tS
haif loses IL gloss and falls %, thero Il H
tienoss and splitting OF the l~nfef~aa
swollen abdomen, extlome n~rrv0uaA
fretfulneae, pains and aches, dry cough
stcFicai wtta, rapid pTostratlon, eplla
deatal IL yOh, or any Of Jour frienaA Afe
thus afflicted, send 40 once COR a battle 0
2ngllsn Female Hitters and % enKea. A
en cts are magtsnl In such e8mNIaEH44
Surely no mother will Postpone 80
this duty until
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

other lands, at fifty cents an acre,
for which it was to pay with the
bonds Of the Company bearing 8
per cent. interest, and payable in
eight years. This purchase was
secured by a lien upon the land,
and a mortgage upon all the pro-
perry Of the Company. The other
property of the Company is 1926,
600 worth of unencumbered land,
bought from individuals with
stock; 100000 Louisiana bonds
which that State has pledged
for a like amount OF
stock in the Company Thus
it will be seen that the State
of Mississippi was amply secured.
But in addition to the security, the
bill provided the State should ap-
point a trustee, into whose hands
all money realized from the sale OF
these lands should be placed until
the State is paid. In this
way the State effected a
sale Of two hundred thousand
acres Of land for which there is
now no demand; taxes would be
collected from lands now bringing
in no revenue; these lands would
be thrown upon the market and
immigration thereby secured. But
superior to all this, scientific men
assert q theory will be utilized,
which will remove all danger by
water transportation, and so in
crease the speed as to lessen
freights and insurance rates at
least fifty per cent. The Demo
cratic side Of the Legislature
seemed, however, to be impressed
with the idea that there wasa "cat
in the meal tub somewhere, and
defeated the measure. We are not
at all surprised that this was their
conviction since fraud and cor
ruption was 50 often so cunningly
and attractively submitted to them
that they felt disposed to question
the purity Of every proposition
which contemplated the handling
Of money in any manner what
ever. In this instance, however,
their fears were unnecessarily ex'
cited; they were frightened at q
shadow.
We hope to see the bill come
up at some day early in the next
session and go through promptly
+
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30
Death b, at tha noorl-


In all these complaints The system 69f
" shows y wnnS Of red hloeds end
Churchill, IN his work on Diseases a.
males ra1sl I-nearing 10 mind thak ae
blood Is remarkably dehcient IN red cnFn
cts. and mo known property o. run to
reet thls condition. theaFv suggests
most % BE- relied on, the bssAoa HAiah
lttEate-n Citrate Of iron entoFa lare a
nc composition % English. Fo.anlH Hfen
combined with powerful veEciahle tQnle s
rare qnatllios.
Anoag ihs mouniaihs ii TannEss
The plney weeds o. Misll18Ibm. i
eaEtais hard aud ninty rot uhirh ha4 Hs
In asor. use By soma old midWtge1 f0f n
yeafa, fossgsstnH manic poWef4in fasaI
ing 4 Feztesingu l females suaszaH
any ELECTION 81 the womb. This to1t ~ 2a41
obtained, gave Il q fair testin ouf pFaeN1a
aud lt u now n Of the princinla ina4H1t@
ents In these BitteiB. Other powerful ana
RAE and general t0nics q 20 eater knfAIt
e0mp0eilUn. We also add teptamdxA az
Black root. sufleient 10 aes nnon thH liver
and keep tie bowels open.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

The Minister Of War has asked
the Corps Legislatif for an increase
Of the military class Of 1870 from
ninety to one hundred and forty
thousand men, aud that contingent
may be called out TO serve till JAN
uary Let, 1871. The PatFie says
that NapOlean's address 70 the peo-
pie Will not be published until he
has departed for The front.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

The peace proposition found in
Our kilograms, and which was pub
lished in yesterdays extra, refers,
as we understand Il, 70 3 PROPOSE
tiOn made By France 70 Prnsuia,and
rejected 10ors The inelplonoy ofthe
present hpstiIIlisa
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30
M HUEDRED DozLAA

1hae one tablespoonful % RmwHasH
Female BtsteRe contain as mueh MF
pleasantly tss ed commoa adVertiana h1tlaHz
81 the dayl The medical prufessian . s
eide ne question. Be 10 undUfaf1ad 8zE
knsllsh Female Hitturs Il not q h
but e q powerful Iron IN FeEosahIe rs
esnbiaeds curing long Standing ehHazIz
male complaints In every Gireetlan.
o. SIX bottles tr IS %. and nisd ~
gisa and merchants everyWheHa
y.Ps DMOmGO0hE
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

sEB Advertisement OF Dr.. Butte
Dlspenssry, headed, Book for O.
M~Illion GUIDE
n smother column "a nh
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30


q Nafufal ia.YH NHM
~ ~ |""
a aHa aHA ere. ne HHN"
Levine s.
SO aa1a pfe4I8n1 -
HaaaaHH has uTIEI.I".N.
e 4H al trt9II 1lNt
saHa 8HaaH e. en0u 81
nTsaaszi4 tAaf delays are11
eeaHF tlnsels icto more uMN HAH
1hsusanda 81 mot1eIs aaI fa
a. haAAtaa4 and a~uwNINcua uGN
tHR. MMaeFim9 and nYinN from Na
tema dreaded and nTaaAlnt
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30
Total. -. Sl,0s7 Total. 9,s8OOOO

4UIAI'''' OAt0oI 1UVAI'A56OUIUUU
There are important Notifications
In Sedan, MOntmedy and Verdun,
and these stFOngh0lds viii oppose
serious resistance 70 the Prussians
If they attempt to attack Metz by
either the Meuse or the Moselle.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

A correspondent sends the foI.
lowing solution to Prof. Quimby's
problem Profit to the town, s1D.6s.
Another says: Total profit 10 city,
s8lea
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-30

The territory said to be coveted
by Prussia comprehends the fol-
lowing departments:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-03
Txyr Or rrn lS~a AM---"a'"--i ne
..x, of,hs 18th A u.- ..eut is n follows /:

Txxr Or rn l5~a AM---"afSf.-1ht
tex. of,he 18th Ame- ."eut is as follows
=. ~ -ction /. The right a,
" Af'"f .as United STATE. 70 sas
80 l. d<sied or ot.rsSgea ty tAt
:. "Hsd States. or BY asy State. on ac-
s~saxs If race. e.Sor or pserioKs comali-
'' tioa ef scTrit.de.
!" Secsien =. Congress shaV hare par
Ger q" enforce tais article ty appropriate
" ieyiSaiiaa."
Il is question whether this article ie-
gally ccafers upon the negro nsnnicipql
suffrage in moa-ccnseniiaS Sts,cs. The
right 70 vote fer electors for Prcsiicn,
md members Of Congress i, undoubtedly
consSrs but whether. IN the absence Of
favorable State action or in the case o:
non-aesisn by State where prohibition
against negro suffrage already exists. /,
e'nfers or can confer upon ,i,e negro the
right to vote :or State or eormy officers
is another rart Of sseech. At least, IL
EoneEess shall insis, tia, tie Amendment
.eonfcrs fisi suffrage upon the negro il
Maryland. we shall iusis, that it caaro,
.eorscr il against our consent the right
tozeeula;e n'snicipai suffrage teing re-
scrsed tight offara Siate-and sLall advo-
,satr tia. action be tzkea ,otess che question
IN ele Courts.
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IxsIsisrIvE.-Ou State I,eg;.lsiure
70 10 working ordc. % last and at work,
fs laborx q, rrc.en. are mostly Of iocal
ehsractc. and ere without special interest
A bill has heen ie.rodnced 10 smend the
charter Of the Ba.iimere sua Potomac
rai,roaa eonrsny .and to extend the time
Tor the completion Of the road. There &
little aoub. that BIZ! to that eFcct wil'
~ passed. There are no further deyei-
crmcuts o. interest in rrgrY.i In the CON-
,rovcrsy between the State and the Bill.
mere and Ol.io railroad company. Ou'
thanks sre due our delegates .ioF public
documents. journal Of Proceedings, e:c
sent rs during the past week.
Since the admission of FTyiria, Ger
rrcssisnnl preceding, have tecn entire.
ly devoid Of interest. Dawes and Ba;loI
have had another "spa,' about the char.
ccs ofex-raracane- made " tie forme.
against craut'< administration. Dawes
made gool his frnr9s in every inportan,
particular and Du.lcr collapsed.