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Smyrna times., 1870-05-25

Mrs. GEORGE WAsHINGToN WHY'S ON
BLACK EYEs.-Io gu need no seventh DAUGHTER
OF seventh daughter to read the riddle of a
man character. ! he second sight of fortune
teller Is no use in deciding the question Of all
questions Are you a thick sighted woman E?
and cannot you look into your lovers eyes &?
The mouth tells all sorts Of not to-he-depended-
on stories; the eye generally te!egraphs cor
rcctly.
Do not believe in him if he has black ewes
that laugh under their ashcs and sparkle like
a black heart cherry in the May sunshine. He
may squeeze your hand, but our word for it. he
squGcZes the next pretty girls hand Just as
tenderly. 1t Is his nature to flirt. and firt he
will. lie is delightful at a croquet party or an
archery meeting-the very companion of all
others to select for a summer day picnic: but
= the calico won wash. " Marry him and he
Is transformed. He is the kind of man that
will bang the doors and scod until the room is
blue, and knock over the chairs every time his
shirt collar is not ironed correctly or the dinner
bell does not ring punctually to the hour, or
he Is requested to Inconvenience his royal self
for the benefit of others. He will be loud
voiced and persistent; you cannut conquer him,
unless you Scold louder, and bang the doors
harder which is bad for the nervous system.
woman must be t)nd Of hot water and grape
shot batteries, who deliberately marries pair
OF these swapping black eyes
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N1uSif,1tnterricbt.

lluirrl,i6nstsr smpHstIt ii9 In isiHtn frtttn
Stunetn unttrri9t fur 6lautc une fsmmtItHt
9Itbnfrumsntt Su rrtbdItu. aabtyts ~ sT.
frastu in her @uHHuHs pen DantsI 5siHL aut
bsr fIstRsu Slat.
Tap GbarIe6 3fntrttr.
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Ser
0ebeimnikbOlle YeOlar,
ceer:
Die Tdfbttr Ses S6ifbrhaistH.
RUmaH aus btm iiinsfsn amsriFaHii$su RrisS'
pou R. Qtpnbarb.
(GOrtfsBuus.)

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,llnb parum nibt, YttsrY Sit fnb
uns cine GrtIdruns f6uIpis fur bisisn
Scrb, BEN sic uus seten. 6rruus mtt
Der GrtIdruns, Obtr Id fhlis6s bas 3im.
msr unb ipsrrt Sit elm. ga. Id made
Sts gum @sfunssnsn, gstsr. uOIsns, 20.
lens."
,Ncleus, pUltns! Ssb elmer has i6rsd-
ltGs Map6sn ba! @laubt mid init IT,
rem 5ranS6Rf6 ms SOdsbUrn ,u iassul
@ttt atsr nidt, Sunsftr eitsbstb, Der
pttsr ldbt il6 ni6t 70 Isi6t f&reden.
Snpsb um Die tIsins Nsusitr ,ufrispsn gu
fsusu, mue Id wVtl init frr Spra&s Der.
uueyIt:u. @rs. 8Snis, Id babe tins
Bite an Sis."
so Iaffsn sic bSrsu. peter. Dsun
ibrs Grfiauns in mtiner Wa6t hsbt, 10
elrfen Sie Oarauf u6asu."
Dante, Taoams, pants; absr i'd mub
elm tiS6en melt ausbpIsn unb Sbntn rrf
ttns tlsins 3sf&i&tt srjdbIeu."
Die Grausn ,sistsn bur4 tbrt Mitnsn
ibrs Diutstsit ,u,ub6rsn unO peter fuRr
fort.
nGs fn6 isbt unssfdbr sptt Npnats,
ba sins Id stnrs abtnps bur6 tintn elm.
Iamsn Sbsil Der Staet 9ltw.DOrI. Sn
Der 6aup trus Id mstnen WantsIiad,
rsl&sr mstu ean,ss bts&sn 5abe sntbisIt.
Sd bate mtint Raartn pertuuft unb
earaus neutrality-suspicious. slstH.
pisI, pif ptsl Id sslSit bate, -sas @sIb
mar In bsm Wanttlludt uub Id btrs&nt'
te sbsn tn miiutm Stnnt, wis Id 20 ans
lsasn featt. SR metntR 9ebanItn bate
Id abtr nittt rs&t auf msintn Neg a&t
une 10 fam 70, pab Id In bic f&lsHtsrn
Guartitrs Der Stapt ssristb. auf etnmaI
fablh Id Elm puar 5duet nm mstnsn
6als, wsl&s R6 nit srUesr 0swaIt lu'
IlmmsnprsbRn une mtA baeur& am
S6rsttn ju ptrb,nptrn fa@ttn. 3usltt'
DER 3ett fa6tt man aud mstnsH slstfsfad
uue Iu&tt mir bsnl.IttH NIT R'ftissH
Ruds ,u .ntr.i6su. SHhsReH elm Rann,
psl&sr lsins sdn,s pate In Der SdHS BAT,
bait ,l.mli& fsa unp 70 stlans 20 BEN
frtdb.n Dtsbs bean ni&t, mth mstuss Gt'
ssntbums gu bsraubsH. 9m @sssntSstI,
Id fabte Hun aud mit tsr aAesrA 3aRI
aa6 btm cad, uHs sat sssara stH
Ipsttsa sAarIGa GtlsSsaRstt, i'ta' @A'
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SScurr 9fOre.

unt.r,tibnsttr bat IN Der AIbr Shubs. ipi.
IrStn gtpar uub pittstpa assuuf, tn fttptm
pauit Gin
@rprtrts. unb 2rSsiftOntsGsf@Sft
srSFnst une latst Grtunbt uub Stfannts ~ jnbI'
rttdtm 9sIudt frtuneIi@it Elm. Or pire iidb BE-
ffrtbsn, uur CUTE @aarsu ~ baItsn une ~ ben
biliahrn prtiftu srrEaufsH.
14ap7U Sdteb GHetl'
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pr lluttua6nstt, SOu hem Wunibs brissIt
retn I.l. 9abrsu tttristtusn S6winetIsisn nit
@artsn, unS 9lumsniaamsu, 9IumtnimtsSsIH
n. {. 10 Ella Gnbe ~ mG6tu, bat bic assntur
siuss psilaetlpsisr Saulrs (e. 1curnss Il. Co.
ibsrncmmsu unp aarantirt, RAP CT ffsts trtIbs
eSmsrtitu itesr QIrt ,u Ittfrn i'm Stanet H.
aGt Soritn S6mtrtisH fir GtIe- une Gar
tnaemilt, 9spiirg II. {. m. ftrtt auf NSrTaip.
stksaunetn fir glumsnfaamsn. SIumtnlpit'
bsln uub Strdubtr pnbtu pinitlib au7ettnbrL
i7m.70 Gbriff. 9SlftE penn aOsnut
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&lGffcr. 10b00

cher GuaIit6t tmsfsbli Su ssn btaiahfa vvsiisp
25tne Gbas. SroPR, esdspanna Saue,
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Versicherung,
SneDittpn-ilnc-Becbfel.

u. Sttpart pottsr CRa6fOIssr UOn o..
8. gDalttr) IN assnt fir bic DpOme 8srftsT"
uuas 60. IN Rsw.Y YCrf" uub ,,epeUmius County
Mntual." l5srnsr assut fir dat sureRdiibtn
Dampfsrs s9ipiru. panassi6sine auf Gampts
unb SsssiGiTen uat unb pen pambure, Srt'
men une als aneeTen pGfeu prrben ptrfauft.
gpectiel perbeu nah alien IbsiIsn bee alten Ba-
tsrlanpts III trn nitprislfsn Ratfn aussfftrQt
Sffer, POS eaddpaHua aptnut (3fisltrs
Sled), 3immrr Rt. I, sbsHauf. 1893
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Buffers ScutU00e

Sd lintsrsti6ntttr tmpfrbls HitiHt rrur Ssus
rnast ben Surstru ppn Sranirn. ia Id tG5-
lid 9fpsiie in mtins pGnbt brfpmms, paB stR
9rcbsr 2duinbrl nit benz pru sstritbsn trtre,
rsI&ts nttt bier sspCsrn pprbtn 1T, unb man,
DER Waun an elmer tinlietn eabuua I'M t-5
GrrlaTs bttIpetn pirs, 70 parut Id itesn 9iir-
sr, itiu Stu ~ faufsu, auetr ss II kitJ stRsssH
!pereEu. 9lGkfrs ausiunft bet
t0iE66 &krthian BEltsi
ptna hlSt., nabt 6RaAeT's @tSbtlasrS.
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6eIbdftS.Mn;eiae.
Sofepb Secfer,
M B b G [ b d II b Ter
friiber son QIprt 0eTpie

fTiibfT BON VoTf JtTDis,
matt bitrmit Gtinsn Grsunbtn unb btu etut'
Gten pubIifum ron SrrantUn unb ppbt part bs-
faunt bae CT in Nsrrifse's SIud, Wainlrabs,
elm RSbsIssi&aft srSHntt,. st8t nur bali sr @aO'
Ratrassn, 5eppits unb 6buIits @aaren.
8sr 9darssIb bat fam bier anbsrcrbsntIi@
btllis sinfauftn.
StsrabniHs panEtli& bsiUrst.
Q6i9) 9pI, 8edfr.
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llsl Nau6er.

Der llnterssi6nsts, pslder bur& tabrtIanssn
Bstrisb Grinss Gsi6aftes li6 als gcrittiIt I'm
Ginfaufppn 5nbad anesrisnet bat, smpfsblt bier
NIT tinsm psrtbrtsn publfum ftinsn VoTraib
pcn Rau6., S6nupf- uHb &autabad, Giearrfny
pftifsH, SisaueniptBsn, ipptt aIlt tn has BaI
finf6Iassubf Arttfsl.
GasPar 3paIs, GtbaTffrabs zsbtn s,m
GranfIin pptel. 23e9
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Seicbmells SCbu[e.

Der ilrttpti6uttt bGIt itetn SSuutas sSu
IUS Sra aSF 5s$asn$a $n,s, gS,1lSH S$SuS's 20 Snl
fttr ptnn unb 6raniIin astnus. ). RtrL
1Qf7 esbrtr
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

We now proclaim that special attention will
be given to the purchase and sale of Rsal, Es-
tate; and moreover, We shserfully impart the
information that ws hare q large amount OF
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16
Female Monthly pills.

Dn. pFnR1uLT Il the oriy agent in caiifnrria
for DR.. RiorT's Female Monthly Pills Their
immense sale has established their reputation
a. female remedy unappreaehed, and far in
advance Of every other remedy ior sappraesions
snd irregularities. and other obstrnrtians in &c.
u,a'es. On The receipt of FIVE dollars, these
ill will be sent By mail or express to any part
of the world, secure from curiosity or damage.
pcrsens as = distance can be cured at heme.
by addressing y letter TO DR.. PsHaArLr. corner
OF Sacramento and Montgomery streets. Rooms
10 aud II, or Box a73. II. D., San Francisco.
stating the case as ininutelyas possible, general
haisiss of living, occupation. etr., etc.
All communications conGiential lily
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

gcRoFULf il d talnt or Infection in the hu-
man organism which weakebs the vital forces,
and disorders or disarranges ihe functions of
the whole system. This faint or infection 10
most usually hereditary ia the constitution, but
it may Also arise from habits Of life, unvhole-
some food, etc. In time, Il this disease does
not show itself in an uicerons or subeTcuiar
form, IL induces those othef diseases, sueh AZ
consumption, alterations Of the liver, stomach
and kidneys, salt rheum, dropsy, etc. The best
remedy ever yet discovered il .Ur- Walkers
yEGETABLk VINE0AR BIrTERs.g IL will cure
the disease II not too Tar advanced, and viii
eradicate the cause.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

TsHa ASIAlMGLE VI 8AAAE sS@HAs@s 49, " S-f~N
Qu.en,s College and Physician
of the 81. John Baptiste so-
eiefy of Sam Francisco.
IA pERRAULT. HAS THE PLEAS
EDR. ure 10 inform patients and others
seeki "a CONFIDENTIAL medical advice that he can
be Consulted daily at his Office, Armory Hall
| Building, North East corner of Montgomery
and Sacramento streets, San Francisco, Rooms
Nos. Q. 10, II, first floor. mp stairs, entrance
| on either Montgomery or Sacramento streets.
In. PEnRAuLT's studies have been almost
/ exclu siyely devoted 10 the cure Of the various
| forms Of Nervous and Physical Debility, the
| result Of injurious habits acquired in youth.
which usually terminate in impotence and
| ste rility. and permapently induce all the con-
| eomita ITS Of old age. Where q secret infrm.
| ityax sts involving the happiness ofa life and
| that others, reason and morality dictate the
nees ssity Of it's removal. for II 10 fact that
| prem ature decline Of the yigor OF manhood
matIi nonial uF&appiness. compulsory single
| life. -ete.. have their sources in causes. the
germ of which is planted in early life, and the
| bitter fruits tastcd long afterward; patients.
| labs ring under this complaint, will complain
of one or more of the following symptoms: !:
Nocturnal Emissions, Pains in the Back and
Head, Weakness of Memory and Sight. Dis.
charge from the Trethra on going to stool or
make water. Intellectual Faculties are Weak
ened, Loss of Memory ensues, Ideas are cloud
ed, and. there is disinciinatinn 70 attend 10
business. or even TO reading, writing or the so-
ciety OF friends, etc The patient will proba-
ably complain of Dizaincss, Vertigo, and that
Sight and Hearing are Weakened, and sIeeD
disturbed by dreams; melancholy, sighing,
palpitation, faintiBgs, coughs and slow feyers
while some have external rheumatic pain, and
| numbpcss Of the body. Some OF the most
common symptoms are pimples in the face,
and aching in different parts of the body.
Patients suffering from this disease should ap-
ply Immediately to Dn. PRRRArLT. either In
person or by letter. as he will guarantee cure
Of Seminal Emissions and Impotence Ia six or
eight weeks,
Patients suffering from senerial disease in
any stnge, Gonorrbca. elect, Structures. Bubo,
! ed successfully All Syph,litic aud Mercurial
Taiuts entirely removed from the system.
DIR. PEnRAuLTs diplomas are in his Office,
where patients can sec for themselves that they
are under the care OF regularly educated
practitioner. The best references given If
quired.
Patients suffering under chronic diseases can
| call and examine for themselves. We invite
! iuvestig alton claim not 10 know everything.
nor 10 cure everybody, but we do Claim that in
all cases taken under treatment fulfil
| promises. We particularly request those who
| have tried this boosted doctor and that adser-
/ fised physician till worn oui AID discouraged
/ TO call upon ns.
| Low charges and quick enres.<
Ladies suffering from any plant iaeiien-
Ial to their seq. ram consult the doctor with tic
| assurance Of relief.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

That 10 10 say, that the lads Of "shinar
scarcely attract the attention of the Emi.
grant WIZ wishes 10 purchase desirable home
in fertile. healthy region, willie lands in Ore.
gon can be purchased for q ANAL amount Of
mousy.
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nUEENswARE IN ABUNDANCE
O A y. H. LEW1D.
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Fashionable Lisbon is enraged be,
! cause the king has decorated 0 ballet
master.
The handsome Julian wants TO run
for Congress as the independent wo-
mans candidate.
Corporal punishment caused young
woman of Maryland 10 drown herself
In the canal.
Hetty Robinson is said to be the
lady speculator who recently made the
rad on Reading.
Miss Belle Smith is to paint Stanton.
He has already been whitewashed.-
Boston Post.
The employees Of John r. Henry
have formed Base Ball Club, tip.top
material, aud we predict q FIRST class
club.
Two Newark wagoners enjoyed a
prize fight at the railroad depot, the
other day, their employer acting as
umpire.
A Louisiana lady tried to. all light.
ed kerosene lamp, the other evening,
and now mourns the loss of her two
young children.
Refusal 10 sell dark damsel soda>
water has brought disloyal druggist
at New Orleans before the Court
That's ono Of the effervested rights OF
the amendment
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16

~. If you wish tho verS best .CAnINET PHo-
roeRArHs, You must cali on BRADLEY
KuLoFsoS, 429 Montgomery street, San
Francisco.
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WOOL WANTED.

YUSHE ELLENDALE MILL COMPANY
will give the highest market price FOR
wool, delivered ut their factory in Polk Go.
Their Store is also open, with general as.
sortment Of Dry Goods Groceries, Hard ware
&c. 2-tf
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WORDS or WISDOM
FoR YoUsc MEs.

On The Ruling Passion in Youth and Early
Manhood, with SELF HELP f0- the ErrIDg
and Unfortunate. sent In sealed letter eDvel-
opes, free of charge. Address. HOWARD Asso-
ciATlos, Box 2. Philadelphia, Pa
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16
DALLAS. POLK COUNTY. OREGON.

r, M. C. GAUKT.
Reel Estaap Agent,
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16
PAIN KILLER.
THE GREAT
Family Medicine Of the Age

Taken Internally, it Cures
Dysenery, Cholera, D;arr1oa,
Cramp and Pain in The .StomacA,
Boioei Complaints, Pn;nfers C1iic,
Lirer Complaint. Dyspepsia, fadsgssfion
Sore 9Rroaf, Sudden Cofds,
CoHgAs, de-. DC.
Used Externally, 1t Cares
Boils Feions, Cats. Brmises Bnrns. .Seaids, Old
Sores, Icproins, TpDfboche, PSia IN fhe Face,
Neuralgia, RkrHmafism Frosted Feet,
DC, Gey dc.
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COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS


ny practical Short Hand Reporter. for .he
hencat Of those who wish to pursue this
fui subject.
For circulars, giving full particulars, address
LAuDTS 4 DRFRANcE.
February 9.ly
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-16
FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE.
Esr. .gusjesa EserrauEa,

DR.. Of Medicine Of the Faculty Of Pa
ris, GRADUATE Of the University ai
Queens College and Physician
of the 81. JOHN Baptiste Sos
eiefy of San Francisco.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-10
What Universal Suffrage Brought
Mississippi to.

From the Vicksburg Herald.
Here the negro is adored
he is almost worshipped; he is concil
lated and fawned upon everywhere; he
is the beloved of all the loved. Here the
negroes can have all the Offices desired
0ne-third of the State Legislature is
composed of the favored class. The Sec
rotary of State is a gentleman of color.
General Ames, a good loyal politician,
took care in his appointments that this
highly beloved and adored portion of the
body polite should not be overlooked.
The President of the State Senate and
the Chairman of the House of Repre-
sentatives have carefully guarded their
interests and their sensibilities in giving
them at least full share of Represents
lives upon the various committees. And
last, though pot least, the Hon. II. X.
Reyels, colored State Senator from the
county of Adams . earpet-bagger from
Ohio, bas been elected to the United
States Senate NJ
Thus it Is seen that Mississippi upon
fhe vexed subject has shamed her sister
States of Georgia and Virginia, and dis
armed in most mastery manner tie
bstred and opposition Of the intense
negro1osipg element of the Radical
party in Congssss. Upon this point
Alone Mississippi is eptiilea to high con-
at the hands Of the Radical
Congress. she has not swallowed the
negro and the prevailing Radical sea ip
a mincing and nauseated mannerr.but
she has gulped him down in the most APP
proved style of perfect and complete
satisfaction, Not frown has disturbed
her fair face, bit al is placidity
The negFo-loyeFs mnst pf Hecpssity
be in cestGcy over the manner ID
which this subject has been met and
handled here No room for carping or
growing upon that score. All is favor
allie and agreeable Even Sumner in
his blatant end persistent advocacy Of
negro rights aud ssSro protection, must
b. sprfeited with regard 70 ms consider
alton shown the animal here IheSs b
another marked consideration which the
Legislature Of this ststa has shown the
negro, and at the same hme saeh . spirit
Of humanity is exhibited, Ia the selep-
ton Of the negro Senator elect to pre-,
sent a memorial from the Legislature,
praying Congress TO pass a general am
nesty aes kos the relief of the vile and
atrocious rebels Vi she State This is
the poetry of justice. 4 EsgIc praying
a Radical Congress to pardon Gnd e..
give repentant rebelsl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-10
RADICAL POLICY.

Brownlow in a published letter some
time since, used the following language:
| would so reconstruct the Government
of the United States as to form STRONG
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT here in the District
of Columbia, and to organize the States
as so many colonial corporations, as abb
solutely dependent upon and subject to
the will of the central power at Wash
ington, as are counties to the States.
WhileI only speak for myself, believe
that Congress and the country are look
ing in the same direction.
He is right. The policy of the Radi-
cal party is to form a strong Central
Government at Washington. Our Sena-
tor is a little holder than some of his
party, but it is, nevertheless, the purpose
to carry out this programme by slow
and quiet means. The efforts already
made to reconstruct Tennessee, and the
act of Congress in placing Georgia under
military surveillance, are the signs that
point in that direction
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-10
ELECTION OF SUPREME JUDGES.

The fact that the election for Supreme
Judges comes off on the first Thursday
in August next, is sufficient to arouse the
inquiry as to how best to take the pre-
liminary steps to secure the best men for
the positions. At the time specified
there are to be six judges for this court
chosen--two from each grand division of
the State-who, when elected, shall hold
their Offices for eight years. To secure
a proper understanding with our friends
all over the State, convention should be
called about the latter part of next
month, the business of which should be
to suggest to the people Of the State the
candidates most worthy of their support.
The relative merits Of each aspirant can
be thoroughly canvassed before the dele
gates are sent up to this proposed con-
vention, who, having met other delegates
from Middle and East Tennessee, will be
prepared to make proper ticket
for our concurrence If this is not
done, then it will remain with the
people of each division of the State
to act Independent in making their own
nominations for the two Judges allowed
them, which course should be adopted as
last resort. We know of no other plan
by which harmony and concert of action
can be secured, and therefore favor it.
The great number of claimants from
each section of the State can only have
their rights adjudged by a Convention,
and if left over until the day of election
il will be attended with confusion and
perhaps with defeat on the part of the
Democracy of the State, Have we no
Democratic Executive Committee for
the State that viii take this matter in
hand and prevent the election again of
another Radical supreme judiciary
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-10


previous question, as he is anxious ia
have the whole question Of reconstruc-
ton settled as early as possible
The friends of the Dominican treaty
are hopeful Of its ratification, and say
that the requisite two-thirds vote in the
Senate can now be obtained in It's favor.
Since the subject was first introduced,
Senators have been seeking information
from all available sources. II is men
toned as prominent fact that much Of
the opposition to annexation comes from
foreign quarters.
Labens, the agent sent here by Presi-
dent Baez to secure the ratification Of
the San Domingo treaty, had second
interview with Senator Sumner last night.
He also had one with the President, to
whom he delivered the final official doc
ument from the Baez government The
friends of the treaty seem to take conf
dence in the additional document, but as
to what its purport is nothing has yet
transpired. 1t does not appear, however,
that there has been any material change
in the views of the Senate upon the
treaty, and an influential Senator re-
marked last night that the treaty would
not be ratified If it should come up in
the shape Of joint resolution to annex,
as proposed by Gen. Butler, it may barely
receive a majority of votes. Butler is
expected to press this resolution to-day
for the sixth time.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-10
WASHINGTON.
The Military BiII-Reeonstrueti ION
The Dominican Treaty.

Ine MNINunEI I4IIN-htfOnMNEuGNIO N
The dominican Treaty.
WASHINGTON. May 10. i Unless the
Senate takes adverse freaks, the Military
bill viii come ~ to-day. The principal
discussion viii be upon the rednCsioa Of
the rank and file to $4,000, difference
sc 10000 as compared with the present
standard, and nEOH the ne* pay schedule.
There seems no opposition 70 ihe aBQli-
ton Of the grade Of General on the death
NJ ne present incumbent. II appears
that the new pay schedule, instead ai
being reduction, Is large increase.
Our economy. as far as achieved,
amounts TO $4,000, taken from the
General, Lieutenant Generals and Chap
lains; and on the rest Of the army an
increase is made Of 100000. which in
ne cogFss NJ ? few years viii reach
sl,2OO,0oQ- There . 20 prospect hex'
ever Of a change in regard 10 pay
Il is expected that the REORGANIZATION
Committee q, "a asetiHg tomorrow vii
take up and agree npon some measure
II is understood thatthe bin agreed upon
IN tbs senB,f Eill be laid aside, apd some
thing else spbsfiigied- shopla oHe 10
agreed upon, Butler via rspori i % M
House during the week, and PCT I
EhJough ~ once uBder operation Of ihi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-10

An amusing sssge occurred the other
day at the citadel OF Dsgeg, England.
The l02d regiment have very hDc tiger
just come 10 the country with the regi-
ment from Indie, He is very tame, and
Is daily taken foF 3 yak. and he also
goes round the mess table getting tit
bits. The other day, his keeper got ibe
worst for drink, aad made his way 10 the
den, fearing detection An officer seeing
the man lying asleep, and the tiger sit
ting by him, sent for the picket, who at
any other time can do what they please
Win ike beast. The moment they at
tempted 70 20 GEAR the keeper the tiger
groSied, aud very soon ~ them see they
Rgsi keep Of. For two hours ihs tiger
kspt guard over his keeper, Who, on
awakening. Ess surprised to see no one
dared to come hess sis charge.