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MEDICAL.


A CARD...".......................A CARD.
Strangers visiting tie city, and wishing medical
or surgical aid WI call Rt the Southern Dispensary,
No. $50 Csrondelet street, near the corner Of St.
| Joseph. where medicines are compounded to cure
Of medicine surgery. Consultations are given to
males or females. The poor wiz be prescribed for
nas s5s 1 ri ssg %S s aOd
! Psi vii give free consul ations at ny drug
street from hs'fpass ten to half eleven O'Clock
u UPTURE CURED.-wITHA NEXPRR1KNCE
~ OF more than twelve years practice in the
treatment and cure OF RUPTURE and HERNIA, l
VIII guarantee more perfect relief, comfort and
cIIrty, and more rapid improvement than can be
obtained Of any other person or appliance in the
length Of time afflicted. Also Instruments for the
cure Of every epecses Of human defornity on hand
CAL or address, with stamps FOR circular, pr. T.
ST. C. FERRIS Office No. l6 81. Charles street up
stairs Hours from 10 An to4P:M: ny3l ~
IMMEDIATE RELIEF,
End A PERMANENT CURE GUARANTEED.
THEGREAT WESTERN REMEDY
Is Certain and Speedy Cure for Neuralgia
Rhe .natism Kidney complaints, General Debility
ryspeps.a, Sick Head ache, Ch;,ls and Fever etc
Whole pages from influential citizens, testifyng
Go .s s sRS
furnished On application.
Sold by AL First Glass Druggfsts.
PRCR:
Gel Is, 50 cents IS cents ST. and 81 20 per Bottle
AGENTS WANTED EvERywHERR.
AARON DAVIS Discoverer and Manufactures.
323 Washington Street, Newark, n. J.
To be obtained Of the Manufacturer 1t Wholesale
and Retail. or at DEMAS BARNES L CO, and HALL.
BUCKLE, Agents II NEW YORK CITY.
my2S
SWEET QUININE Is RECENT IMPROVE.
~ Ment; replaces the Use Of the Bitter Sl,lphate
CI.nne. with which all are familiar. Dose for dose
IL warranted fully equal III every way 10 Bitter
Culn.Le, G.Id Like Il, is the one
GREAT, POSITIVE AND CNFA LING CUEE
For Al diseases of masrious Origin.
1870 NTERMITTENT FEVER,
RKMMITTKNT FEVER, {.
BILIOUS FEvER,
DUMB SGUB
Ard A.; he :ong train Of disorders following these
SWEPT QUININE
Is mace solely from Peruvian Esrk teo is Bitter Cu;-
Eine) therefore is of vegetable origin, end not
mineral poison, but the contrary proved to be
persona
SWEET QUININE
Acts antidcte to- as well as a curer 1or ra.a-
r'aI or n ;ssInat-c poison the absorption o. which
by the i:lEgs causes intermittent !eveys. sc. Tie
OILY ssCvaI tage Claimed for
SWEET QUININE
over the Of old Bitter CIiIiEe ia The t,e alb
sence OF that intense persistent bitterness Which,
n the latter is an insrmountab-e obstacle TO 70
Use WIN most persons, and always with ci.lI0IeI-
SWEET QUINzNE
Is y two for1rs-n powder for tie I.se Of
and Gr1.sgsts and h;..d for u the family i.nd
'of tie general public STRAINS p.pE co
nyi! Mar ufactrl(ng Chemists. New York
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nR. J. BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE REGULATOR.
WOMs>;s EEsT TR.END.r
WI big Cd tie Moses when hey have &c. been
es:at. 81 eL. also wien ley have been s.;pyesse
ron -cIa.u-al caLses.
Rhermn:i.ln ard senrI:e:a
{! Ire Esck AID Womb.
Painful ,!en..-Ge ter,
Arc relieve he Eead, Iaek AID Lo1s Ct hose F.
t-ess1g pains AID sches.
NeEorrhagia or Excessive Few
WHITES"
relaxation or bad heath.
tits Sue cure % 81 tie shove { se;.ses Us Gu.
rire in Cttis ard Fe7er.
LADIES CAN CURE THEMSELVES
Of all tie above diseases without revealing her
complaints to any person. which is always or.sty-
Ing to Their pr:de ard modeet-
!: is rennerdec and used by he tee. ptyti:-are
c .Le2T p..va!e FiGc.ice.
fo- .story Ct tie above diseases, cert Gates c.
..s wor6erf-, cu.ee, and directions, tie reade: :
referred 20 tie wrapper around the bottle.
Nal ut2c:ured and sold by.
ERaI!TELp L CO, DrucC.sta
ltlar:a, Georgia
Sod by a. D1rGg.stA
Price ST. 80 fa7fSa'v
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FOUNDRIEs,


GEORGE CRONAN,
Successor TO Bennett L Lurges)
SOUTHERN ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
Corner Magnolia and Erato streets,
Near Jackson Railroad Depot,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
B2acks1nit:.ing and Eousework in general Vaults
Store fronts etc, naGe to order at the shortes:
notice.
Office at the Foundry. ana "
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EDUCATIONAL,
TNHE NEW ORLEANS

EDUCATIONAL.
>~>>>o>>~>>~>e
THE NEW ORLEANS
MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL
ISS........ Race street
tEetween Coliseum and Camp)
Conducted by :. f. EDWARDS AID SAM II. LEWIS
graduates OF The Louisiana Military University;
VIII prepare pupils TO eu-eC tLe Sophomore or
Jnnior Glass o. TIE Louis State Military Uni
vers!ty Or any other college in :Le Uuited States.
An Elementary Department : attached Discipline
military, with daily dr-i-. no2 Bun
T ,OUIslaNA~eTATE UNIVERSITY,
(NANE CaANGED FROM LOUISIANA STATE
SEMINARY,
BATON ROYCE. LOUISIANA
Founded and Supported by the state
of Louisiana.
NINTH SESSION,
Now IN progress VI rose last weGaesG.. In June
September mex. aud ~ .eat-..4o ten months.
ACAJaMC BOARD
Consists cf.a fall corps Of able Instructors in all
branches Ct L-teratrte AID Science usually taught
L the best colleges and urIverslties.
COURSE OF STUDY
Fnbr races atpreparatory and ca6e n.c Department.,
-uciudng Literary, Scientific and Opt; onaI Coarse
d Special school q C.vL Eay-reoriilg and q Com.
nercial School.
LlbAaAt, aT+EGATLS AND CABINETS
Well selected ard valuable. The Geological ana
Chronological Cabinets, etc. the largest and most
complete IN the SCu.h em5-a Tie extensive coll
lectons OF the Iste Colonel Wales, Of NissjssipN
and the Cabinets Of tie Topoy raphcal Geological
and Botanical Survey of Louisiana.
ADMISSION
Granted to Cadets lot under tiNeen years of Age
VINO KNOW Arithmetic, Ergli.L Grammar and (ie0s
raphy. ''s
EXPENSES
W every kind, except c.otI-ag. for ten moutha
$500; $2N payable IL advance, balance FebruaryI
or by accepted draft, At eight Pc cent for ninety
Or Citizens Bank. '''
Cadets received az auy tine eurirg the session
and Charged from Gate CT entrance
DISCIPLINE,
Military. with daily dril. battery Of four puue
y VI anola lacii.es Tor Instruction in artillery,
Uniform OF Cadets-Cadet--rey c'otp 70 fe had AZ
tie institution al cost Of twenty-five dollars nav
suit. ~ -" poA
For further inform stion; address
D. =. BOYD, SUP rintepdent
A., ,o-o Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Once Of the University Il New Orleans. stSv-
brick Co.'s, SO Camp street.
uhtll the rebuilding Of the College ed;fceJ
destroyed by hTe, near Alexandria, the Instif
IS temporarily located at Baton Rouge in til
and Dumb Asylum. Location very leaIthy
commodities ample for q large Number Of
Numner thls +sssrcp one hundred AID sever
myl7 lyt -
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INSURANCE,
TWkNTY.F0RsT ANNUAL STATE.
MINT o.
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
FER he Year Ending April 20. 1870.

sfoss Prsniums for the Year. ese4 sss g
assets Of Company. April %, lses...... sso,6T 81
Tho Board Of Trustees resolved to pay interest at
NJ per cent in eash all outstanding Certificates
Scrip, and also to pay in ossh the Issue Of 1859 to
shs loyal holders thereof on and after the second
0opday in June next
They have also declared . Scrip Dividend Of
{ night Per Cent on the earned premiums entitled
participate for the year ending April 30, 1870 for
which certificates will 10 issued On and after the
Int Monday in August next hee Of government
tx
THOMAS 4 ADAMS, PIesident
{. T. BUDDECKR, Woe President
aAHs1 '. OaDxH, Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
Thonas a. Adams, samuel q. Kennedy,
c. T. Fuddecks, Samuel B. Newman,
"a P. Il. Foley, ~ Gazrard,
A. g. Cber, L. Thompson,
P. 6iMms, John Pbeps,
4. Elmer BadeY, 4 Il. Summer
my1 ~
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NALDENIAR BILLIE, VI. D.,
l4J Canal Streer..............f4j
graduate OF the University Of Copenhagen,
Denmark. Honorary medical doctor of the un
veTsity Of Padova. Italy. Formerly physician III
The ROYAL Danish Navy. For several years assist
ant physician at the hospital OF the ce-ebi a.ed
Professor Record, Paris.
SPE C1A IL 7:
For a. kinds OF diseases Of the sexual orGars-
female and male. Private diseases cured after a
new, sI!Te and quick method. Painful menstrual
tion-tEe white and diseases Of The Won b we'd
n very short time.
Office ard residence
I+5 CANAL STREET
Petween CaIoudelet and HaTorre
CFFICE HoVEs-From II 4. II. TO / P. n Cor
situations IL English, German, French Italian .l6
Danish. aZ2 ~
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HIGHEST PREMIUM AWAI

HIEHE>T PREMIUM AWARDEn
IL at he Louisiana State Fai!s-Airs A. M Par
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patrons That she W! open ter NEW FINE SHIRT
MANUFACTURING ROOMS MONDAY October 8
at ~ Cana! street, FOUR Coors from Rampant and
vii encravor to give entire satisfaction in perfect
tits, good work AID piLc; .;,l:ty. Sample OF work
constantly Oh hard. Sic also II furnish material
and mai.e 20 order ticemen and base ball club
IN .forMs N every s:y-e and description.
deli So We Sa Pm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SILVER WINGS.
SILVER WINGS.
SILVER WINGS.
SILVER WINGS.

Price, in Boards, 3 cents; Raper 30 cents Sample
copies sent pos: paid on receipt of retail price.
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HAVANA CIGARS

HAVANA CIGARS
Fresh invoices Of HAVANA CIGARS, choice
brands, such as Fartagas, Corona Figaro, Upman
aud Pnrnalesa just received per Lord Lowell Gen
tral Hancock ard Liberty from Havana and for
sale at a small commission
Also, on hand, good assortment of DOMESTIC
CIGARS, Havana Cigarettes The celebrated Plea
DUR! . FL GaI:o'' and fresh Havana tobacco Seed,
II. PEASANT,
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GUNS. PISTOLS, AMMUNITION.
FOLSOM BROTHERS,
late Of No. 4 Old Levee street. OppOsite
FOstOffce,
Having had I. portion OF .Ee.r stock damaged by
me tie Yesterday morning. have removed to No.
100 Canal street tstore formerly occupied by Messrs
Gaines L Ref, where az o-GeIs WI be promptIy
filled as lsa; and few days they will be offer
lIS great bargains IN Guns Pistols, etc. slightly
damaged in appearance only. de2B Ct
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSCR.
AfCB COMPANY, OF NEW YORK
Established IN 1859.
all POLICIES NON.HoRIETABLR
CASH Oh THIRD LOAN FkENlUMA
NO NOTES REQUIRED.
last Cash Dividend Fifty For Cent.
UaSn SSSete over. &I,WNU0
Policies u force. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q coo 100
Annual income. Observation-Disclosures. l,OOCt00
Losses paid since 1889 ................. 6C,Qr
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FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT.
In conformity with the requirements of Their
charter, the Association publish the following
statement
Premiums received during their frs: is
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&ALAMANDER INSURANCE CO.,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR FIRE RIsKS-cITY End
COUNTRY,
CHARLES ROMAN, JULES LEMORE,
& President, SecNNa-y.
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e DIRECTORS:
I'll Hon. John A. Dir, New York.
IL John J. Crane, President Bank Of Republic.
e Lillian II. vermilye, Banker, Wal street. tvsr'
# nilys Coy
harles G. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
# Company.
Bon, George Opdyke, ex-Eayor Of New Yerk.
0lirct C. Morgan Banker.
3bomas Rigney, firm Thomas Rsrey / Co.
Benjamin B. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
y Sugar Refining Company.
n Aaron Arrold, firm Arnold, Constable 4 CO.
s Richard q. Browne, Of Wetmore 4 Browne lawyeYA
Z 4. v. Eaughwont, firm K " Hsughwort Co
William wiIkens firm W. WIkens l. Co.
julius e. Pratt Merchant
william ". Wright, Merchant
Charles J. Starr, Merchant
William Allen Merchant
George w. Cuyler, Banker, Palmyra New York.
George T. HOPE, President Continental Pre- II
sursnce Company.
John e. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton II. Peckham, corner Fifth avenue anA
Twenty.third street, New York
William +. Hooker. Wall street
Edw ard q. Wright. Newark, New jersey.
feoIge ". FArlee, Lawyer.
Y. l. Cogsweu, Merchant
JOsEPH kA0NKR,
Manager fer Louisiana and Texas, No. l5s Common
etIeet, Kew Orleana fsls ~
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I MERCHANTS MUTUA
INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS,
lO4............C Canal Street.......1D4
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
In conformity with the requirements of the.I
Charter, the Company publish the following state
meDt:
Premiums received during the year ending May
il, 1870, including unearned premiums of the pre-
vious year
Oh fie rsRs ...,..................... 4II8ZI9 %
On Marine risks. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. R4,634 SO
On River risks. ~, 0i3 81
Less uueaTned Premiums. ............ 232.555 90
Ret earned Premiums Nay q, ls70..... s942,i52 IS
Losses Paid
On Fire risks. 1926 1893 IS
o On Farne tsSs ''.....'.'.' Sao % ss
S42l,si0 81
Taxes Observation-Disclosures. 1883 SO
keinsuraIces and return.
PIeullHB. S7,Sl4 ~
s5O4, 423 50
Deduct interest, less ex-
penses. SO, s66 10 40 40 4s
Profit ......................... S47l o95 %
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OFFICERS:
". q. PECKHAM President
". r. BOOKER, Vice President
L. NCADAN, Secretary and ActCsry.
q. A. FREDRIKAR, Superintendent Of Agencies
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

tiq3 RON S$ ssS stHSns for the aSosaSa
Mr. Brooke one fer the passage Of an act for the re-
south point of Tinicum Island.
Mr. Dechert one from the America Hose Oompsny
the charter OF the Fire Association Phiadeyhia
to enable them to divide their capital among the eOmpa
An act for the relief OF John Brady of Harrisburg.
act relative to the taxation of the bonds stock
Of the Danyille HazietOn, and Wilkesbarre Railroad
transferring the proceeds arising from licenses
granted tavern keepers brewers pedders disers and
Others from the State treasury to county treasures
having been amended by striking out the first section
for such transfer leaving that portion of
the bill relative TO the licensing Of tayerns
jury duty @ 'S1 as com%itIsd O' 'l'
repeating the act of May, 1861, setting apart
Mr. Hsnzey len ntrodEeSd bill tS Incorporate the Col
Mr. kspda one for promotinE M improving, & ana ad-
ment al Of statonary for safety
persons employed in and about the anshfacIe coal
House.
% resolution was introduced by Mr. Boisau to allow
Mr.. strang Republiosn) moved 70 amend By adding
and that the House will not consider any private bills
shall have been introduced before Tuesday" This
Mr.. OhaIfant moved TO prohibit the consideration
any pubc bills unless the same have been already in
Leonard moysd to prohibit the intEoduction e
The whole resolution with ali the am as was then
defeated by 81 yeas 20 "a nays. ,
ton but the House refused to give the assent Of Iwo
thirds of its members for it's consideration
Rhreas, The House has passed the Appropriation bill
some three weeks or more ago we'll other public
bills all of which have been in the Senate for unusual
length OF time without action without meetng
OF the committee to which the Appropriation bill
ered and further that the House has passed nearly
quite thousand private bills which the Senate has
refused or neglected to take any action therefore
ROtued, That this House. being concurrent branch OF
the legislature declares that il will no private
biz until the Senate proceeds TO the consideration or
bills before that body, and that the Clerk Of the
House be instruct notify the senate that tho House
will be ready TO adjourn sine die at any time after the 2is
of April next.
The House bill providing for geological survey Of the
State considered IL favored bY Messrs. Nc
Junkn Stone, and Others and opposed by Mr.. Hagar,
and was Indefinitely postponed by a vote OF 81 70 3D.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, April l3.-COtton heavy; sales 1000
bales mddling up ands sc l4ZSe mGdling Orleans at
1890. Flour steady; sales $500 barrels State at
SCOT 10; Western at s6Ca7'65; Ohio at S6T09T's5
Southern at S0'90@9. Wheat nrmer; No. new at
81 COOL 62; winter red amber at sl'639l 81. Corn
buoyant and advanced 1@2c. sales z1.O00 bushels
new mixed Western at 7IH@Iskc. Oats nrm; sales
Is 600 bushels at 6S970c. Beef quiet. Pork quiet;
new mess. 1870. Lard quiet at ll@i2c. Whisky
steady at 90kc.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April Is.
Special Despatch to The EUentr9 Telegraph
The New Loan.
The largest subscription yet received to the
new loan came to-day from New York, from
the Park Bank, being one million one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. Sixty millions are
already taken. Secretary Boutwell, has received
positive assurance that the foreign loan will
be taken.
Official Absenteeism.
Owing to frequent complaints made against
Territorial officers absenting themselves from
their posts of duty without leave, and drawing
salaries for months without performing any
service, President Grant has directed u pro-
camation to be issued calling the Office rs atten-
tion to the law in such cases, and directing that
in future the heads of departments shall grant
leave of absence to such officers only for reasons
of the most urgent character, and for the short
est possible time.
ku-klux and Amnesty.
Notice was given to-day in the Senate that as
soon as the Ku-klux bill was disposed Of the
Amnesty bill will be strongly urged.
The Outrages on the Frontier.
The Government has telegraphed to our
authorities to ascertain the truth of the reported
killing of United States soldiers at Fort God
win by Mexican troops. 1t is the impression
that the affair is greatly exaggerated.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Exclusively to The Euening Telegraph.
Naval Orders.
WASHINGTON april lo.-Lleutenant Maursel
B. Field has been ordered to ordnance duty at
the New York Navy Yard; Master Charles w.
Christopher to report to Chief of Bureau of
Navigation for duty; Paymaster Henry w.
Meade and Chief Engineer Lackey to the
Wachusett; Lieutenant-C Commanders Cotton,
Gliddon, and Nields, Lieutenant Graham, Mas
ters Cornwell and Nichols, Ensigns Turner,
Mahan, Monahan, and Coffin, and several minor
officers have been detached from the Tennessee
and ordered to the Wachusett.
Captain Temple, Lieutenant Commander
Wilde, Surgeon McMaster Passed Assistant
Surgeon Fort, Assistant Surgeon Ruths, Chief
Engineer Macomb, and other miner officers of
the Tennessee are placed on waiting orders.
Lieutepant-C Commander Hayward has been
ordered TO the Naval Academy.
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FROM THE ST.4TE.

Special Despatch TO The Evening telegraph.
The Deadlock i'm the Legislature on the
AppOrtiOnment Bill.
HARRISBURG, April 13.-The confusion in the
Legislature increases daily, and the two houses
are now at direct issue on the Apportionment
bill. The conflict bids fair to result, before
Saturday, in a total and absolute stoppage of
all work. At present the business of the houses
are mere form. At least two thousand bills af-
fecting private interests are tied up. If grand
rupture takes place all these bills will fall.
The Senate refuses or neglects to pass the
Appropriation bill, and it is possible, but hardly
probable, that this may fall with the rest The
members are understood to have already drawn
over $4,000 of their pay, but the various pub
lie institutions of the State will suffer. The
conference apportionment committees of the
Senate and House met last evening, and agreed
to disagree. The whole maj tier is in their
hands. The present condition is without prece-
dent, and terribly distressing TO parties having
an interest in legislation.
Special Despatch to The Epe'iirlg Telegraph.
Quiet Restored I'm the Mining Region.
HARRISBURG, April 13. General Osborne
telegraphs to the Governor this morning, from
Scranton, "All quiet. The prospects of adjust
ment are bright"
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co N G. r ES S.
TERM-FIRsr SESSION.


Senate.
WASHINGTON, April I3.-The Vice President appointed
Messrs. Wilson and Carpenter visitors TO West Point
Mr.. Wilson, upen his own request, was excused from
Mr. Robertson gave nsce that he Would ask for vote
action on the General Amnesty bill as soon as the Kukux
The regular order the Kukux BILL then proceeded
with. -
M s tG4k the SS5 in s S1Bh
In critical examination Of the defects Of the bill he
State courts to the disparsgement of the latter He
the judiciary OF bis own State He was unwns to say to
the people Ohio that the Congress the United States
dstrusted the judges OF the state courts AS to the
SECOND section he could approve OF some parts of it, while
Its statement OF conspiracy was too vague what was
meant in the language Of the h BY the PRIVILEGES and
citizen OF the due and equal protection of the lawsy
combination should do overt act at all The oombi
Se attrioaisa e persons that Of
hands OF district attorneys Of law OF whom thee
better The Coyenmert taking such as i could get while
the grand iuries probably two-thrds illterate
The provision of the bill in regard to conspiracy
ties mad been amended by Judiciary Committee BY
adding the words or while engaged in the discharge OF
perry in illinois, Of a Federal officer engaged in Washing
hols undertaking to punish against State laws
through the OF 1s EsdsTa o & &
pains penalties OF the bill, hr Thurman said that
should pass, then under this section the etors Of
other nrstclaSs h0i oil would be liable
TO fine OF $500 aud six months imprisonment for assign
ing white and cOored guests separate taOles ang
10 provide both at the same tables The neld
good Drietor of public place
public amusement On the other hand, lew darkies
rObbing The hen piundeTng the pig OF
white man, would suffer the penalties for having
lnringed upon the immuntiss and privileges OF Ame
citizensh These sections might give rise 20
tious and harassng propositions but their extrodnary
severity would practically make them dead letter. The
essence OF the measure was IN third aud fourth
tons which vested the President Of Unit ed States with
power only welded the Sultan OF Turkey and
Gear Russia could at will declare against the
and the writ OF habeas
there This power of suspension legislative power
and could not be delegated TO the President.
IA surrender TO Presidential candidate
WAS most ngerous the liberties OF the country Ihs
question now WAS whether 10 have hut one star
Instead OF thirty flag whether the state
Governments, the source OF prosperity, are 10 De
obterated and with them whole system Of free
ernment, =. ., -. =
terror directed 20 furnish statement OF the poBua
on United States giving the representative and
total population Of each State separately as asceFtained
Mr. BorsmSn spoke at Iengh in yindieatoa Of the re.