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..Forty Acres and IA Mule

The following j. an extract from the
speech of Henry Bovd, 4 colorcd man
delivered at Carrolton, Mississippi. He
has been called the Black Dcmosthe-
mes, and is evidently a negro Of GOOD,
hard sense:
and now the carpet baggera come
here and tell us they arc our friends and
the Southern pcoplrour enemies. They
tell u they set H. free. oh, ycs they We
done it all, uo doubt. They sci IL free
about like they sci the mules free; Ben
Butler set the spoon, free. Immense
laughter and applause They done it
all 10 help the Yankee and to npmc the
Southern man. They can fool 'hit
nicrcr. know who brought the ri@gcr
to thi- country ia the fir, place. The
Northern man brought NJ here, and
when thsy began 10 lose money on the
niger they put the niger in their
pockct-,old him down South and then,
to keep the South in the Union tomakc
Lcr nav taxes. they turn around ami get
the niggcr and the mule, and spoons
trcc' an" 'l'N """''' ''"' ''' - ~,
thing FIRE" lcNcyni the spoons ]. ",yH
could have got thr >o'''n '"'N '"'' '''
. Union without II
,lhey promise nj" '!' 'oIN 'I',, I,
and the mule. kn9" i'r n'SStf' ,G',
starved plum t" death waiting I'f 'i5aI y.
mule and FORTY acres Laughter Id
like to know where the rarEe'-0aSSiri
got hi- forty acres. You an Know th'
Devil took the Lord up in'o hiE5 -,
mountain ana pE'h''>cn. I. II ne "2'!l' I; ,ti .I
down an" St,,e M" ne ~ mn ~ wy
whole MorIo' '"" 'hT "' ,o'u''..'S =. y, =
knew an u'' '''I' '' ''',' NV j. =, wv, .oo
/ @i Iahn "' '"' ''''''''''''.. .''''
laughter
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-On going
into executive session this afternoon
the Senate resumed the consideration
Of the San Domingo treaty. Mr. Nor.
rill, of Vermont, concluded his speech
against the ratification, when the Senate
proceeded to vote on the amendment
proposed by the President of the United
States, some of which was adopted.
A vote was then taken on the ratifica-
ton of the treaty and resulted in 2S
yeas against 2S nays. \ two-thirds
vote being required, the treaty was
rejected \ number Of Senators were
paired and others absent. The Oppo-
nents Of the measure say they could
have rejected it without the aid Of the
Democratic vote.
The committee on Ways and Means
did not report to-day the bill providing
for the collection of taxes on whisky
and tobacco, but will probably do 50
tomorrow While the bill will not
propose q change in the existing rates
of taxation on those articles, the mem.
hcrs Of the committee will advocate IN
increase of the tax on whisky.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,

LoSpoy. June @u.-A large and har-
mpuiou- meeting was held in this cjty
by the opponents Of the AngIo-Fr'nch
commercial treaty. Joshua Fiddcn,
conservative member of the House u
Commons, delivered Il violent -pccch
against the treaty, being himself a cot
ton manufacturer and merchant Of
Manchester. He said he was able TO
show the unlayorablc effect Of the
treaty nn the cotton trade of Great
Britain. After spcechc> by other per
sons resolutions were unanimously
3doptri denouncin. the treaty aS the
cause of the industrial prostration and
| calling the Ministers to account for de
nviny an investigation of the subject.
The financial article OF the Times
| ;hi, morning ,avS that the specie ship
mcnt- from New York tor the next few
DAYS will be unusually heavy on ac-
count OF salcr OF American bonds ON
/ European accounts.
PARIS. june %O--fhc prosecution Of
! the members OF the International S"cl-
etv of Worhmen wTls resumed Yesterday
! LoNpox. June 50.-Nisr"mt Nm-
burly made another speech At New
Castle last evening, celebrating hi, ideas
on the education bill.
Sn James Clarke. the. celebrated
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TIIE LOBBY

Which has been very active for Scv-
eral weeks in an attempt to get the tax
on whisky changed, have about aban-
doned their project, and several of the
chief operators in the matter have left
for home There was a strong hope of
success when the Senate voted down
the income tax, and an onset'Oithc whole
line in force was made to have the de
ticiency made up from whisky, but
tonight there Is q general breaking
down OF this lobby
GENERAL BCTLER'S ASPIRATIONS.
1t j. understood that General Butler
i, now quietly but vigorously plotting
to secure Senator Wilson place There
are three political elemcuts upon which
he relies tor SucccsS-thc extreme Rad
icals, the Grant otiice-holdcrs apd old
line Democrats. The first class, he he
lievrs, will support him because he Is
$50 he thinks) one Of Grants mouth
pieces, and the third because he has
urged taxation of Government bonds and
believe that he will, sooner or later,
return To- their fold, which he deserted
at the commencement OF the war.
That ho will make strong fight in the
State aud State Legislature there l. no
doubt Judging as best We can, how
ever, at this distance, it does not seem
up in ordinary for some years to come.
The people Of the old Bay State are
distinguished for the tcnacity with which
they hold on to 4 good public official.
And Mr. Wilson l. apparently up to
their standard OF goodness and honesty
Of purpose.
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\ BEuLl,<r pl>coyEuY .- Nyrcyis,
.sv- Shakespeare like the gentle dew
from heaven pUuuSN NrTuIN. uE
Srv,riuN rpr rur U,rE J, a. clear and
Transparent. rray hmr "ln ty cratul
TEL 10 any natural shade with Til, hu.I
pf an tls toilet triumphs OF rhem
..,ry fhi. i- thr most lmUurtsn' )
.rH'uert ~0'H D., s'' druggist.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
The President and San Domingo
Defeat of the Currency BIll-ThS
Lobby-Butler's Aspirations.
WASHINGTON, june 2!'

THE PRESIDENT STILL DETERMINED.
The President does not in the least
abate his detepnination to force the
treaty through if possible, and the
threats he is making as to what he will
do with some persons who hold office,
made in conversation last evening, NAV
possibly have G certain effect on the
minds Of those not yet fully committed
TO a negative vote. II the treaty fails,
it is not at all unlikely that an effort
will be made to carry annexation by a
resolution of the two branches Of Con
gress 4 partial canvass Of the House
was made to-day in the interest Of But
ler's resolution looking 10 this object
THE Def 1T or THE CURRENCY BILL.
The defeat of the conference report
on the Currency bill, in the House, this
afternoon, seems likely enough to be
the defeat of all legislation on that
branch of finances at this session of
Congress. The Senate is very deter
mined against anything that looks like
initiation, and will not 90 anywhere
near giving what the House demands
in the speeches to-day deliN cred \
new conference has been ordered, and
an effort will be made to reach con-
clusion acceptable TO the House, but
the prospect, a already indicated, is
not favorable.
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atheelina Reaistrr.
M Il,rts, Reports o" Tir6 Page.
rFrEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

,..d closed in New York Yesterday
uIlI5
..,. 90 o,,ro.e tho 100 ,,oron-
Is has been formed IN New orK c''y'
r.r.- Urmrhr,vy q well known
,.,r.L,nt dicd in PHILADELPHIA
r,'. -. lily evening. aged - vcars.
lh, New ''''t".'S .'I'''''i, ,,.,; 80" III u
.s,. escorted through the streets by
~r r.rv fire companies
rll.r, an Wednesday shot
''...'.. II ,L,, .u.5 Lims,lf ,nar
ID, VIC - any V,r' ~, yo,L nj y;f, mor
h'.'.'.'.'' -, w" ;ooIor.,
recover. ..'.>'
..,t .r Congress without opposition
.. m, Grh District Democratic Con
.-s.,;ag4l Convention Of Indiana YES
,s.lqy
John He's, q wrlI'o do farmer, living
Quincy Illinois, committed suicide
"Wednesday m hanging himself to a
.-.. r one vi his fields. His reason
.- fr.r. -o i- not known
s. meeting OF citizens and work
... in fremont Temple Boston. on
"Wednesday afternoon and evening,
..ul.- were made and resolutions
.-...i a,ain-l the introduction Of Chi
-., ,Hor into this country.
a-" Ire "n edneSday night at
.a,.>, Paul Canada, consumed the
Nanr' Royal mills, owned by Mr.. Par
..r tn" mills were most extensive in
Lower Canada, being valued at $f5,- !
rm insured for So, 900. Loss in grain, !
g. >.o"ooo Partly insured
-.
>~ i...'I,S "EPy"FS! oil " ','ntS-
,%,'.'$' "" pl}. l %In r,'Hi !" |
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'WOInap's sphere

The eighteenth annual commence
mcnt of the Pennsylvania Female Col
lege took place on the 23d inst, at Col
legeyillc. Among the pupils who de,
| livered addresses on the occasion was
Miss Ella V. Gilmore, Of Baltimore,
her subject being "Woman's Sphere.
/ Of this addrcsi the Reading Dtmoc,0t
says:
1t was decidedly 4 knock-down argu-
ment against "strong-lnindedness' and
womap suffrage. While claiming the
superiority OF woman over man in many
respects tue speaker denounced the
present acceptation OF the term "wo:
, mans rights Strong-minded wo-
men might bc admired but not loved
10y men, and to q true woman
one ounce Of love was worth more
than q pound of admiration. The adj
dress aboundcd in witty allusions and
quotations, in able argument, in brilliant
gems of thought and feeling, and in apt
illustrations. The mother of George
Washington was compared with such
,;;s"Jya"torn % ,, ", tho iattcr a,d tho now
rr onJ ;niIuoncc Of woman rvartrd
,Lran',k tLn mran.,. tr.,;m;,, of Tho ris;r,
,,omor9t;o, Wv Iro. r,VF FaLI,. nortroyad TL,s
ill ,,a. . J.o;Jcd lii ond ot i.
',,'.'I,, g.sI..;', " .',' Lon,raJ
"G,L',2,W ,, ,i l,,' @ ',' o"n, noo, we" Min,
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About this time look out for ire.
orrnt fires miaI,t rcuIace in our
,'.,I,.,,. .oI.rlors sam. oi III, oll.,imc
''''''.' =. :. "','', I " ,
pr'''c'''h' III 'i'r '''I'''l''s VI our '"-
cestor> The Philadelphia Lftp.H re.
,,r,;pg fo several recent fires, remarks.
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Observation-Disclosures

] ~IITN~, IIINT"I'T u " ~ ' TTglui1
In ih' Junt'rr "f In>>o r. N-II"r. Bank
rrpt.
Notice l. hereby given tH.,. a gene ara! In,-. l.
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81 Wheeling, tur The Iurpn>'~ NAMED iu the
twenty seventh ~ssCfiuu pf the Arf OF con-
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f1ru system ~ Bankruptcy Throughout the
United states approved NHr.U I~-.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

To the voters of the fourth congressional dis
trict of Illinois.
In tine performance of the duties assigned III
by the Democracy of the District, we besre "a
call your attention to a few of the acts of the
present party in power:
First. An unnecessary, bu densome, inquisa
torial and unequal system of taxation.
Second. high protective tariff for the oeneh,
OF q few monopolies which creates additional
burdens on the west for the benefit of the east.
Third. The exemption of the interest bearing
debt from its proper taxation ,..;o .hs
Fourth. Abolishing by congressiohai "o''' "
rights of states and individuals. .
Fifth Bv class and partial Legislation lor
wealthy ,orporations attempting to retain party
mower through fraud and corruption
,S.rth. Committing these and other great out
RACES which could be perpetrsted upon free
people, only after great civil war, upon pre-
teuoe of strengthing the government when their
object is TO lead the people to monarchy and
despotism.
To remedy these great evils, we invite all who
oppose these outrages to join with us in sending
delegates 10 the Convention to be held at Dallas
City the 10th day of August, for the purpose
of selecting candidate for Congress, who will
honestly endeavor 20 stop the tide of corruption
which now controls, to an alarming extent, the
legislation of the country.
Let ali who feel just pride in being eitiEen
of the United States, come forward and aid in
saving whatever remains of a free constitutional
form of government.
T. T. DWIGHT,
j. NJ. FINCH,
j. Il. PATTERSON,
A. b. SWAIN,
T. b. CABEEs,
JAS f. Corr
Dem. Cen. Committee 4th Cong. District.
July 4TH, 1870.
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OUR COLOSSAL EXPENDITUREs-W
WE GET FOR THEM

Last Saturday We printed q comparison
Of tho expenditures, as furnished by the
Secretary of the Treasury, OF the two tnan
clal years of ls60-6l and lS69-70, showing
that, making all allowances for the debt
interest, pensions. and an additional fifth for
the increased expenditure to govern thirty
eight millions OF people in lS69-70 instead
of thirty millions III ls00-6l, We are now
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This statement acted like sort OF loaded
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Of revenue reform. Our figures and facts
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our own. Here is the estimate made by the
Chancellor of the E1chequer 10 his bulge,
of is70-70
Other charges on consolidated fund. 1880, 900
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Be sure you call for 1t, aud get the genuine
Pain Killer as many worthless nostrums are A.
tempted to be sold the great reputation Oh 'n'f
valuable medicine. ..,.
- Directions accompany esoh bottle.
Price rs cents, so cents and paw p''
Acid nv all Medicine Dealers
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-09
IlDiureE CORN FILE

suite. Samples 80 cents. A. GRANT, P. 0. Box
1890. New York