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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31
ARrIoLE XIV.

SEcrtoS |. The right Of citizens OF the
United States to vote shall not be denied
or abridged by the United States or by
any State on account Of race, color, or
previous condition Of servitude.
SECTION 2. The Congress shall have
power TO enforce this article BY nPpre-
Pirate legislation"
And further, that it appears from
oficial documents on Gle in this Depart
ment that the amendment TO the Con-
stitution OF the United States, proposed
as aforesaid, has been ratified by the
Legislatures Of the States Of North
Carolina, West yirginii, Massachusetts,,
Wisconsin, Maine, Louisiana, Michigan,
South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Arkan-
bas, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, In
diana, New York, New Hampshire,
Nevada, Vermont, Virginia, Alabama,
Missouri, Mississippi, Ohio, Iowa, Kar.
sas, Minnesota, Rhode Island, Nebraska
and Texas, in all twenty-nine States.
And further, that the State whose
Legislatures have SO ratified the said
proposed amendment constitute three
fourths of the whole number Of States in
the United States.
And further, that it appears from m
official document on Gle in this Depart
ment, that the Legislature Of the State
Of New York has since passed resOlu'
tons claiming to withdraw the said rati
iication Of the said amendment which
had been made by the Legislature of
that State, and OF which official notice
had been filed in this Department
And further, thai it appears from an
official document on file in this Depart
ment that the Legislature Of Georgia hal
by resolution ratified the said PROPOSED
amendment. ...
Now, therefore, be il known that ]
Hamilton Fish, Secretary Of State Of TIL
Of the second section Of the act Of Con
gross approved the twentieth day o.
April, in the year eighteen hundred and
eighteen, entitled AN act to provide
for the publication of the laws Of the
United States and for other purposes,
do hereby certify that the amendment
aforesaid has become valid to all intent
and purposes as part Of the Constitution
Of the United States.
In testimony whereof, have hereuntC
set my hand and caused the seal Of the
Department Of State to be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington this
thlrtielh day Of March, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand
T.. S. eight hundred and seventy, and
S.. Of the Independence Of the
United States the hinety-fourth
.,..s (Signed) HAMILTON FIsH.
T.. ##.. r.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

MISS JULrANA MAYS CoNCERr.-Miss
JuliAna Mays concert, which is TO take
place tonight at the Masonic Temple,
should not be forgotten. The pro.
gramme has been selected with great
care, and embraces selections which can,
not fail to prove attractive. Mrs. j,
Remington Fairlamb, Of Philadelphia
who is said to possess highly cultured
voice Of considerable compass and pur
ity; Mr.. F. A. Chase, the we'll known
basso; Mr.. Hubert !Sehutter, the autisL
than whom there Is none better in this
city, and Messrs, Geo. W. Walter Of
New York, and J. Remington Fairlamb,
Of Philadelphia, pianists, will assist Miss
May, as will also the Masonic choir un
der the leadership Of Professor Holmes
We may confidently predict that the
entertainment will prove highly interest
ing, and trust that the hallway be filled
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

The OLD Folks CoScERT.-The Old
Folks concert which was given at Lin.
coin hall some time since, was so ex'
tremely successful that the managers
have been induced to repeat II; and ac-
cordingly the repetition will take place
in the same hall on tomorrow evening at
9 o'clock. The entertainment will be Of
the same character as the former one,
although the programme will be changed
TO a great extent. The chorus has been
increased nearly double, aud the orches'
ira has received many additions, The
Old Folks have been thfligentlyPractic
ing since their former concert and any
defects which may have existed on that
occasion will be found tomorrow night
to have been totally eradieated
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

Army OF THE PoToMAC.--Gen. John
II. Martindale has accepted On invita-
ton to deliver tho grafton before the
Society Of the Army Of the Potomac, at
Philadelphia, on the 9th Of April. Let
tiers have been received by the CORE
spending secretary Of the society from
President Grant, Secretary Belknap and
General Sherman, announcing their &C,
ceptance ofinvitations to be present at
the reunion and banquent in Philadel,
phia and take part in the exercises. A
poem will be delivered by George Il.
Boxer. The society will meet in the
Academy ofMusic at l o'clock, and the
banquet will take place at 8 o'clock in
the evening at the Continental hotel.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

THR BOND of Gen. PleasOnton as collector
Of the 22d New York district was accepted
yesterday, and Commissioner Delano notified
him promptly Of that fact. The bondsmen
are Peter Bremen, William c. Miller, Hark-
ness Boyd. John b. Fassitt, and Charles II.
Pond, amounting to 100000.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

'THIs. is TO GIVE gOTICK THAT THE SUE.
Il seribeT has obtained from the OTphanl OOau
0f WAAhlhGton County, In the District Of COlum-
bA letters Of I'D nj abstraction on the personal estate
OF HBgRT HAAG, late Of Eton county
AKalRst the said deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 70
nsHti they may Otherwise BY law BE- excluded
from all benefit Of the SAID estate.
$50 ~ hAkY HLA0,
mhQ.ThSV' AamihitVAlTtH,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

=a=s@HaHa=sa
DiSiEiei u Columbia. Ra5hiH0igH CoWAtV, %. d.!
l, lhAuea Bradley, cashier Of National Bank Of
THE hepubhe' do aOlemuly swear that the AboVe
Halolnent u true 10 the best Of ny knOWledEe Aud
belief CHAs. BRADLEY. .
Cashier.
Subscribed And GWJTa 10 bafoFs ma this thlF.
telh day Of March, 1870.
(siEasdJ BDM. y, BROWN,
Notary Public,
DAmHL CLAREE,
v. Il. RoGsisoS. ..-.
DlTsctOTH, mhaIn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

information has been received at this De-
paTtment from Mr.. Doreneo Atwater, the
Consul Of the United States at Seychelles,
Indian ocean, OF the death Of JAMES CLONE,
an American seaman,
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ALoIt and Found.

L osT-QE THR 9sTa Ns,T., A GOLD wATOH
sIrands and slide, VIII g2ld bafG9 attached viii
oyassI's "a name. ArthSr Pssss!s liberal e
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Franklin Publishing Company.

ENItN,S BooE store Ia 40 uusTpssisi place
midway betyesA OonGrsss and the raging fiber-
l21 feahEylVAniA avenue.
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I,oR PEW DAYS LosdER-scHoOL, CLAs-
Il BlCAL, Law, Medical and Mlseellaneous
Books al AUCTION PRICES, atths
FRANKLIN BOOKSTORE.
HnPRINR
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A NOTHER INVOICE OF THOSE NEW AND
IaStOS. Gs., a ooiS PGisSs SiHoPKiEs'' isi
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Boarding.

M Rs. RoRE. 1905 D srREEr, BETWEEN
aOaStsa lev bosrdsrS at % 90 for iGbls board. OF
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Be- AR Z PIT in11r1I.

~ RUFUS SMITH, nLD.
shsS &sS sSss.y Va hsI,ns TSAtsa asgss Ee
ass 20 ESisai nc SobSisI 81 TaE SAA
sSris q i suits. VitE g siISoss boS SS Rooms
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31
For Sale or Rent.

@SO-VpoNT pIp1-op w,-1 poIpn vos
skOU TWo a ESQ PEI month, Iise. P6tjk
w wsItS fbohkb ~ z "a q -, ~ PEI
e1T D street, bet. VIZ ard 1ftdnut U.s. mhs0.Sl
tSoR SILT.-I tVsl,toTy 4 ~ .,oo., VRINT
N HoueB, ioi IS 81 ito 10 N eiisy. two bioehs
Apply to WI R..ih1T,lpe 1lsa,
/ Rh0 tshrl Coi.iiS slIsa x. ave.
,,os sIII n eEoRoTTowN- TpGT vIL.
SaSis 6bRsSR ioT, s,sc sbsat 70 ~ Isl,
situated ,9u,hsasi aeornH o. hiss anS SssAia
mca.hiy payments o. sis. sTIkh co.,
IS SSS s1LT-1 R1Ro1iN-1 TIN ROOM
oessssi.siiy and ssaifsIiy located PEs' q 900.
nhSo-u ts.sri Cor s.,:SlS Il and &, ave,
E6R RESF-I DwRLITSd AND sToRE ROOM
4 Located ga ,he aor'hvsis s9sn15 e. e Ellssh shd
I...S.,. n - Real i.lats BFoisf,.
nA1-r Nevfork ay.snd hlnih street, .n
,tL SSE.rg 70 q. s s LOIS
81: :sy 3 sss:. e. , ss Ss az.
nsb.s % " % t1O. hTARn Co.
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mh1O.u ,tstar aud ohFsnisis,i : s--i#
ron EALH-E WV YEELY.LooATEp
Il ss,,s room Frime Hersa. win haii sSa nod.
on '9s s, Tine s,eona ,,,s.s "a nt.us sL.1ss
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31
toFFIciAL. !


sec,etnry Of state OF the UBItcd
states.
TO oil 10 rrhon h,,s PrssiAn aap eoAs. eSrsiiHgi
Know ye, that the Congress Of the
United States, on or about the twenty.
seventh day Of February, in the year
one thousand eight hundred and SIXTY
nine, passed q resolution in the words
and figures following to wit;
"A RESOLUTION proposing an amendment
/ 10 the Constitution Of the United
States. .. ..... ...... ........
Resolved by the Senate and House d
Representatives. ofthe United States O
America in Congress assembled tive
thirds Of both houses concurringD That
the following article be proposed to the
Legislatures Of the several States as an
amendment 70 the Constitution Of the
United States, which, when ratified by
three fourths Of said Legislatures, shall
be valid as part Of the Constitution,
namely; .... .r
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

MORE k0BSTs WANTED. ..
Another Large invoice Of the Home PhysieiAn,
ESysIs.l Lie Laws o. Bu'o''', SIiSi IhStaR'
IaI PosnSIiVAnih avenue,
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EIRsT GLASS TABLE 10 kRD CAN Be HAD
street And PsRnsylvaniA avenue. for $40 per
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

At ne Close Of B~ln''', March 81, 1870,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

WANrBD.-JosHUA wHITHBY. 4 CO., T9o
Rates. 5 mh1I-n
IA 9, JpsTH PAYS FAIR oAsH) PRICES Rol
l1s Ladies, 0aAi's and ChildTsn's seeopd- and
fiS Einih slrSSt, between D and streets, third
hoof ftom Young Meas ChristiAA Association
s ,,isaslfto n lazy H0'' By Mail sscRgslT
WAFTED-7NKw AND CAST or cLoTHIN0,
aigs. Il lSs ia ,Sslsbl jsbsS MsfeSaet Pa1S. :.
broker Store Of X RULToH 4 CO... ala Nihh
street, BET 9Th street aad FsansYivAaiS sVoHus.
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NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK

RFPOHr OF THE OOHPIIION
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

y3F-DR, sUNDE RLAHD's Lee
A=tg TURR. COPIES Of ihs HATlonAL RI.
PUB Joan, CobtalninE the lecture dsliyefsd ~
Lineoln Hall. on the fith ultlmo, 10 Teply V the
lecture Of Dr.. White, be obtained At the ONCE,
corner Of Tenth aud D street,. To m5-u
UaHLIH,s DRUo STORE,
kSS opposite Masonic Temple. Drug, Medj-
eines, &e., 6e., cheaper than Ahy other place,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

Theae Bonda are pAlAble. prfnelpat and fnfer.
Get. IN coin, ~ Neg York or London: the interest
belpg payablsln Nay and November.
TheI are e0npertDh into stock, and are pro-
tseted by a liberal BfnkinO HAD. ~
They are Issued upon Tie several eoetionl Of the
read eniy q ne sane arc somplstod and In sue
They Z; q! SsI ~ Az. lIsH upon
oommeFca on hsIoute o. the road, and hays not TO
dspOnd foI thsiT seeulity upon tame which the
Ovel fhrse Hlillas Dollar have been already
'kiahty three iaiiss o. The road are already com
S:r:nsisi he ias isSfosfsssiST rsPiSiy q.
~ S.sts o iowa, thfos a which this road runs
ioa. lie large and oxion ding population, And Its
immense Yield Of agricultural products, efcata a
pfassinG demand for the construction Of this road
The road also RAMA through the fertile and grow.
Ing STATE Of hinneaotA Ittrayerses the most IN.
tsIprit1ng qad gLontng PORTION " az Wet, ggd
ssot sommHhicdttoa gfth HsiO HOrk. chicago and
HSSiaE Thoroughly invest gated all the eOldi-
lions Affecting the security o. hsse HEADS, w feel
mshi, a secure a. doysrsmsnt Bosd can posi-
bly, %, and paying nearly 90 pOr cent more Inter-
All maIkstablS securities Al their full price, free
Of eommiSlloA aaa ,eEprsss ehaggesi Tseslyed in
paymsnL Ppnphlsts and maps furnished on AP'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

On THOROUGHLY COMPETENT AND LIVE
~ L0BNTs WANTED a lSl Psnusylyanls
maSLpapulRt Books q the dAI inslgeinE Pave.
hum." &c. mh5-u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31

EoR SALE -sBvERAL AokEs on TIKI
y estate Of thslate WashlnGol pssry. deesassd.
tnown as Metropolis View (thus called for
cities q wslkl ssiSa I'D 2isss ndria. iossssa one
MILF npr.h pt lhs Capitol, On he road lesdlng 70
lon o. The tutalS rsoentlJ parshnasa ~ Chief Jps
ice chase snd somgT!ses sSms q ihs anss, Ruiid.
CHAs A. MoKURN,
Heel Rstals Agent,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-06-24
Foreign Items.

NAPOLEON, while visiting carriage man.
ufactory in Paris, the other day, was APP
preached by workman, q native of Cor
sica, who remarked, with familiarity
enough, that they were cousins, since q
Bonaparte married one of his ancesstresses
in the last century. MY cousin" said the
Emperor, 81 am iacognito be you equally
So"
M. MooQUERIs, the son-in-law of Eugene
Pelletan, had a son born on the day OF the
plebiscitum, and, in registering the birth al
the marie, gave 'sNon" as the childs name.
The clerk refused to accept it. ''Well,
but" argued M. Mocqueris, eff l choose tc
call him 'Oui you would not object" M.
Mocqueris was compelled, however, to
put up with name from the calendar Of
saints.
AN old act of Parliament declares that
s'every preacher in his sermons shall ex-
hort, move, stir, and provoke people to be
liberal, and bountifully to extend their
good and charitable dispositions from time
to time toward the comfort of the impo-
tent, and the setting and keeping to con-
tinual work of sturdy vagabonds and val
liant beggars."
BEFORE the Paris election wine shop
advertised tanti-plebiscitory wine;" those
who would vote s.no" would be allowed
credit, but the ''yes" electors must pay on
delivery. A dressmaker announced "oui'
and 'snon" toilets; and the Marseillaise ar
gued bad for the Emperor, because his
name furnished the s'no"-''N-ap-O -leo-N.' j
But his Christian name supplied the better
coincidence of o '.yes' '-"L-OUI-s."
The shape of the whiskers which the Off
Gals of the Grand Duchy of Hesse are per-
mitted to wear is strictly regulated by the
government. Moustaches and q full beard
are considered as tabooed, and special
permit of the Grand Duke is required be.
fore an official of that great country dare
wear them. A few days ago the govern
ment organ contained the notice that His
Royal Highness had most graciously &C.
corded the privilege of wearing full beard
to prosecuting attorney in Maintz, named
Falker,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-06-24
How Noted Men Became Rich by Chance.

New York Cor. of the Troy Times
Mary years agoa young Scotch emigrant
arrived in New York penniless. He was q
mechanic, and labored at his trade with
out getting more than living. One day
he saw man selling flowers in the market,
and being passionately fond of them, he
bought pot for trife and trudged
home with it. A gentleman who met MIN
was attracted by the beauty of the flower,
and asked its price. The mechanic named
a small advance, and the gentleman at
once purchased it. This trifing incident
led the mechanic to the flower trade, and
he became florist, and founded seed
and gardening establishment, which has
been kept up for sixty years. Those who
are acquainted with his history will recog-
nize in the humble individual referred to
no less parsonage than Grant Thorborn.
These instances are not confined to New
York. Fairbanks, when keeping country
store, was obliged to tinker his scales in
order to get correct balance, and this led
to making a new one of his own invention.
From this beginning has grown up the
great establishmentat st. Johnsbury, which
now furnishes large part of the part coun-
try with the implement.
To come back to this city. John Jacob
ASuOf was leo IN similar way TO tnat spec
ialty which made him rich. He was SELL
ing toys, when he met man who had some
very fine turs. His attention was arrested
by this article. and he learned that they
could be purchased of the Indians at low
rate. He knew their value in London, and
soon commenced dealing in furs, which he
continueds until he controlled the market
on both sides of the ocean. Had John Ja-
cob Astor followed the predictions of
most of his countrymen he would have
opened a corner grocery and sold sugar and
soap.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-06-24
How a Battle is Fought.

How battle is fought? With tremen-
dous yolleys, the ranks standing firm and
steady as on dress parade-with enthus-
iasm. with deafening cheers, with music,
and finished by glorious bayonet charge?
Nothing of the kind. Here are simply some
thousands of men, on either side, who have
been marched out this pleasant day to
butcher each other. Modern fire arms are
horribly effective weapons-a good Spring
| field musket will kill at thousand yards;
and by the time you have drawn these op-
posing forces to within two. hundred yards
| of each other, or about the distance across
a good sized wheat field, the battle is re-
solved into a simple problem-whlch army
can stand the most killing or woundlng
| without breaking up? When that question
is answered, you can tell which side will be
victorious. The business OF the officers is
to hold the men to work-to compel them
to load and fire until SO many OF the enemy
are put hors da combat that he is forced to
withdraw.
Take your regiment into battle az order
" as YOU may, before it has been under fire
half an hour it will become resolved into
knots and groups, frcm the drawing togeth-
or to fill the places of those stricken down,
and the survivors will be lying orkneeling,
forced down by the irresistible instinct OF
self-preservation. The sights and sounds
of battle are well nigh Understandable. =
Noise, tumult, danger, excitement, all blend
to make scene which think can have no
parallel on the hither side of the internal
regions. During his first battle perhaps
the novelty of the thing may fill the recruit
with genuine enthusiasm and put fear in
the background; but after that he will find
the poetry of the battle field somewhat
overdone in "Hohenlinden," and fighting
itself rather aprosaic and dangerous butch
| cry.
There is nothing less like a pageant,
verify believe, than battle. The arms are
not polished and shiny now, for the dew OF
last nights bivouac in the grass has tarnish-
ed them; veryp plain blouses have taken the
place of straight bodied, corsety coats
belts are loosened, or in the fury of the
fight are thrown aside altogether; shoulder
straps and epaulets are discarded, out OF
wholesome regard for the enemy's sharp.
shooters; and after the fight has progress
ed an hour, you. will find those who are
still fighting dirty, grimy, and laboring to
kill the enemy with about as hard manual
labor as your wood sawyer employs on your
| wood pile
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-06-24
A Singular Incident.

A few days since gentleman of this city,
going from Commonwealth avenue in a
hack to one of the Eastern depots, had oc-
casion to pass through Charles-st Owing
to the crowded condition of the street, his
hack became part of funeral procession
-one of those interminable demonstrations
of the resources of our public hack stables
which our adopted fellow citizens are so
partial to. The head of the cortege went
towards Cambridge street, but the gentle
man in his hack turned towards the depots.
Much to his surprise the hacks in the rear
of him followed in his wake, and the mis-
take was not discovered by the deluded
drivers till the main body was half way to-
wards Cambridge. There was rapid
change of base and some pretty sharp trot-
ting till the funeral procession was restored
to its original status of some twenty-five
hacks and three carryalls. -Boston Journal.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-06-24
M. Is.


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ants, low spirits, depression, Involuntary
loss Of power, dizzy head, loss Of memory.
and threatened impotence and imbecility,
pathic Specific, No. twenty-eight. Composed
Of the most valuable mild and potent cura-
tives, they strike at once at the root OF tn the
matter, tone up the system, arrest the dis
charges, and impart yigor and energy, life
and vitality, to the entire man. They have
cured thousands of cases. Price SIS per pack
age of five boxes and a large vial OF
powder, worth $500, which is very important
in obstinate and old cases, or 81 per
single box. Sold by all druggists, and sent
by mail on receipt Of price. Address Hum
phrey's Specific Homeopathic Medicine
Company, 562 Broadway. New York.
Wholesale AGENTS Burnhams & Van Setback, Hurl-
burt Edsall, Chicago, Ills.; jerks Il Gordon, St.
Paul. Mimi. Brown, Webber Il Graham st. Louis
Mo: Earrand. Shelley & Co. Detroit, Mich.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-06-24

A wIFE's PRAYER nearly as beautiful as
the prayer of Naomi, is expressed in these
words:
Lord! bless and preserve that dear per-
son whom thou hast chosen to be my hus-
band; let his life be long and blessed, COM
Portable and holy; and let me also become
great blessing and a comfort unto him, q
sharer In all his sorrows, meet helper IN
all his accidents and changes in the world !;
make me amiable forever in his syes, and
forever dear to him. Unite his heart to
me in the dearest love and holiness, and
mine to him in all sweetness, charity and
compliance. Keep me from all ungentle-
ness and diseontentedness and unreason-
ableness of passion and humor; and make
me humble and obedient, useful and OBJ.
that we may delight in each other
according to Thy blessed word, and both
of US may rejoice in Thee, having our por-
ton in the love and service ofGod forever.
Amen"