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OUR LABORING MEN,
MEETING OF THE BONA PIDg COUNCIL,

MEkTING OF THE BUNA flDb COUNClI' |
Of Credentials and New Dele
antes-sue e-.ful Gathering without
Poiitieia -Oraan,zatiou Compirted-
CnIi for nm Industrial Congress.
The Mechanlcs' and IaboriugmenS Council
held large and enthusiastic meeting last even.
ing at Mechanics hail; Mr.. ]. n. Mackey In the
chair, and g, N: Rove sec Sc Sre,9rys N,
Mahon, d. W. Brannon. Richard Sanders and
". II. Hazel from the amalRamated society Of
carpenters and iolners; also, those O. Johannes
Of East Washington shop, X. o. U. ~; also those
Of James Mackey, q. NJ. Rowe, g. N. Miller,
VIM. Graham, n. W. snow, =. : Jordan, Jacob
Of Columbia shop No. 1, Z. .. U. NJ, were re-
ceiyed.
accepted, and they were admitted to membership
Mr.. whitmore stated that the Painters Union
had chosen delegates, and some Of them were
present, but the credentials had not yet arrived
and he hoped. until they did, that the gentlemen
be allowed the privilege Of the floor. This cour-
tesy wss extended 10 the delegates,
ing delegates, who were received; Thomas VIII
llaTns, John y. whltmore, George II. Loyeless,
W. T. Levy, J. NJ. Chlpley, Samuel Reed, George
Boswell, John Reeslde' Thomas Mcclure, and
Mr.. Roberts presented the following communl-
cation In response to letter wrttten by him en-
qulnng what would De dhe oomposll9n o. inc
proposed lnueauia congress- hhu WhAt was re-
quisite Of delegate TO entitle him TO admis-
sloni .-.
, NJ D,A..,, w,.,,.,.o iS1IISSAri' June f'is1
,nc,ass s rS fer an 9' inSu.,s congress- VIII no
donb, conyex me lnt,rmatIon yon ieaIre the
Gongress vii cue ron.,asr nnreIy lpdustriSi ones
mona 40 mat meehanlcs organirlng for other
prsa.p,Ston, IL Il not proposed Z % make an
pihes national iahor nnIon nslther Il IL proposed
% allow tSs ss%e es.s OF mem Who run Ss H.
tsls ndastpiai congress the eongress will Keep
, Sis sna nsM 9, w Rl opsanne se
parenIiy Tor the sake OF representation will be
es ina, snch osnias,inns mi rninsd the
I. ~ AMI "a bnrneJ chiIi breads the rre.
yn1n,a ia II WIiIa
io"'S' 49, ssc,e,sry committee.
,,---,,-., a. ,..S,1, -, os..1I..', -.
1890, ners ,rno. "' '"''' "''' w
The right al me nrodncer 10 n fair share of The
results of his labor. and the infringement upon
maj right nv captalists and mIddleinen, was the
nrimary eanse of the DETERMINATION Of trade
unions In this country, These organizations, At
III aiyanseJ so a. a. 10 become narts Of great
natlonsi and internstIonsi trade associations,
and through these Inter national associations
me mnlrwlna t Nv, s n,,ss ds e pII
ence mon Inc whims Of capltaI.
Throtlgh causas which n il needless to here
ennmerate. me mower az rapital ia daily becou-
inc greater' whiIe We trade-unionIsts are al a
stsnd.stIll, The rapid and alarming concentra-
lion ~ ranltal nlaced nnder the control Of 4 few
men and he III mai almost INC entire ieqisla-
lion al me country both State and national Is in
Inc interest Of NH concentrated capital, giving
H., NJ ,onnsr sisnd mi, means \ rand decrease
| of our mower a. trade unions In comnartson with
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PRoPosALs FOR 81 FUEL, FORAGE AND

HEw ORLkAab, La, May ii, Isfl
heaed proposals., IN trplieAto, with copy OF this
Ss Ges sna se II " e as. VA s Tfe s :.
sintal QuArtermaster Of the post until isOelock M
Loqlniaba monihl, AZ require, from july T. isis
70 June 81, l57t, with the follow X Quantities III
straw. - '-
BIDS for any part OF the supplies will DO received
All necessary lnfJrmAtiOn in regard 10 bidding,
Iequrementa, etn,, with blank forms OF prOpoaala
de icriplnE thN hlnd aud quality NJ wood. fOrAse
and straw will be furnished Application u this
ONCE; and bids not made upon thrBs forms or Ia
PFopQeas 70 be eddreeaed ~ tho underalEned, or
70 ne Ags.f Aaslsiant 1Artermaster q the post
the case may be- WfLIJAMB. HUdHfB,
Chief QuArteEmAaler,
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ttFfuN suufN-suuNt
This court was engaged a. follows yesterday;
scharit vs.. Porter action for libel; 700 dam
ages claimed. The plaintiff alleges In his decla-
ration that he Is an attorney.ai-law and claim
agent, doing business before the courts OF the
District and other Government departments, and
that the defendant published two llbels against
him by writing the following sentences on cards
and posting them on his (plalntlfrsl door; "a.
W. schart, the bogus claim agent and confidence
man; also, monstrous fraud" "a. w. SchaTlt,
bogus claim agent and swlndler; let the public
beware OF him." The cards were produced In
court, and were written In large hand, and the
plaintiff claims were posted BY defendant on the
door OF his once. and that his business and repu-
10000. Tue defendant claims that plaintiff
cheated and deffauded him and his family out OF
arge sums OF money, and that the statute Of
and Gen. Crittenden for piaintln; Nj. Thompson
for defendant. The argument was concluded,
the Jury charged and the case submitted, with
Instructions 10 return q sealed verdict. Means
4 Weaver Va. shay; Judgment confessed.
The following cases are st.i1ued for trial to.
ia liS, Iii, les, itO, Isl. is q, "a, 4 and lti
Adjourned.
Rpeolal Term-Jadae wyiie.
THIS court vas engaged yesterday As follows
Chppeu ", Cnppcn; decree appointing 4. T.
Thomas and u A. kapp, trustees, TO sell. Byran
va DARBY; deere oyerruling exceptions and
Cook; decree, by consent, confirming auditors
report. Cowan vs.. Cowan; decree Tor convey.
ance. Torrcns 81. TcrrenE; decree OF divorce irou
the bonds o, matrimony. A rumber OF inter
locutory orfors were made. Adjourned.
Police Ceurt-Jsdsc smell.
Thos. Randall, on an attachment for failing Il
answer q summons; nned go. Jefferson Jones
assault on Jas. Murray, both colored; so and
costs. Walter Downs, assault on his wife; ~
Catharine McDonough, assault on onlcer Hon.
ner. SO. Iemon Nudes, q yagrant; work.
house. VIM. Howard and Thos. Monogan, for
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IMPRoyKNEENITIv o ., JiIE WA, MAgAsn NiyKF
p PROPOSALS FOR SANITARY WORK.

nHPor QUAnTEnMAarHn's OTTIuEl
wAsHISQToH, ID. o., May d, lb7a
heAed propOsAlA, In duplicate, with copy u this
sdyerti.smshl attached Will DO received al this OF
aahesJ &c for one year from July liza from sucll'
bnildinan occupied by branches Of the War DeparR
ment as are designated by the depot uArtermaster
For further Information apply "A III. aNc@
,,W M MYERS,
myil Depot onaftertsants.r.
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The QUEsTIos sETTIKD.-Those eminent men
Dr. Jaa. Clark, physician to Queen Victoria, anl
Dr. Hughes Bennett, say that consumption eau b,
cured. Dr.. Wlstar knew this when be dlscoyere,
his now widely.known Balsam OF Wild Cherry
aud experience has proved the correctness OF hl
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The washinEten City sayinks Bank,
corner OF Seventh street aud Louisiana avenue
payss per cent. interest on all deposits Depo.-
lta can he made and drawn at VII.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
A GOOD RECORD FROM ALI SECTIONS

Examinations In the First, Second, Third
and Feupth Di-tricts-The Schools Col
ored In tho stevens BuiidinE Heard
From.
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THE COUNTS.

pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours 10 4; Batur.
DAYS, Q TO Z and Q TO q Z
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FOR WARN WEATHER.
GENTS AND BOYS STRAW HATS aoc., boc.,
wGifE aSD coLoREp SHIRTS NEW
SUMNER uNDRRshiRTs AND DRAWERS,
VERY LARdE STOCK TRUNKS &C. oooD
NKcKwEAR, HOSIERY. GLOVES, COLLARS
SCs &oy, OF ALL KINDS, CHEAP: Fol-
CASH ONLY. X. O. LEWIS,
o20 Seventh street northwest.
Branch at 1889 seventh street. between N and
o, near new market.
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CITY ITEMS.


THE NEW CoLossAnE HOrEi, Phlladeiphia, Pa.
ls connected by line OF street cars with Girari
College.
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Ia located on 1 street, between and ID, In q
quite dilapIdated building, but the young misses
were as ready In answering problems az those in
liner buildings. The school was examined by
Mr., Scott, who commended Miss Lille Thomas,
the teacher, for her success. The medal was
given 10 Miss Amelia ETbach, and diplomas to
Misses Mary Sawyer, Ellen Atherton, Annie
NeurAth, Katie Brown, Emma Jones, Hattie
Goodrich, Mary ETDach, Annie Lowe, EllA Cog.
gins, Jeanette Peck and Katie Slmonds. The
school numbers %, with 10 TO be transferred.
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
PROCEEDINGS OF BOrH HOUSES.

Hills Introduced and Refsrred-Cemmlitec
Reperts-Pabiic Imprevemeuts-Pr
AIievs-Reiief of Citizens and Claim
ants-I1nbituRi Drunknrd, TO be Cared
for
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Bankers, No. lIie Pennsyiyania avenue, pay
per cent on all deposits.
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ADJUSTMENTS, LECTURES, ETC.

THE BEsT RACE
Il OF THE SEASON
a wilt be trotted over
- pINEl BRANCH TRACK
MONDAY, Juae f8.1ST3, ut . O'Clock, pm,
between the 70 lowing Nell.known horses IL. q.
MiddIeton enters b. v, Rambler, Charles Hopper
enters Honest John, A. T. Whiting enters b. q.
or Parse OF sSfO.
Gentlemen can rest assured that this will be q
lively contest a. each OF the horpea have Known
reco,do OF 400 and II is the intention Of all thatths
bot horse must win. Admission, On cents.
lellT AMOS FOX, proprietor,
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Just R Ess " ~ E, s%, Nsy York.

Pure lemon and raspberry Hyrups at tl.b0 pei
gallon nj 80, nearly opposite the National
hotel. eo6t
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Fourth District.
FEMALE INTERMEDIATE M. ..

FEMALE INTERMEDIATE NO. .,
Miss Susie Langley, teacher, was examined yes
terday by Trustees Cook aud Alice. There are
% names on the roll OF this school, and 10 are
ready to be transferred TO higher grades. Roll
OF Merit: Gold medal, Fanny y. White; dlplo.
mas, Kate Campbell, Fanny II. Burr, Blanche
Hammett, Lizzie Jones, Ida Drury, Rlenor c
Wilson, Carrie V. Norris, Ada lawson, Maggie
N. Cramer, MARY Cameron, Fronie Seller, IInnie
Knott, Minnie Fischer, Rasina Ragan, Lucy r.
Norman Kate Meyer, Ella Callahan, Susie Oar.
ley, Alice Greenwood, Estelle Langley, Sarah
HALEY, Ada Il. Yates, Jennie Smith and LYDIA L.
Riley. Kate Campbell, being equally meIIto-
Tlnus, received gold cross trOm the teaC her
IiZZie Jones was awarded the scholarship In the
business College for superior penmanshIp This
v the nrst years experience Of the teacher In
the intermediate grade, and she has demon
HtFatpn her entire ability for the Mace
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DESIRABLE SUITS for gentlemen at reduced
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pRoPosALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

U. 3. ARSENAL. PnEsyILLE, Mp.,l
Sealed proposals., In duplicate with copy Of thls
Adyerttnenaht attached 10 each, viii 30 received
until 10 O'Clock a m. on FRIDAY, June %, 1874 for
supplying this arsenal with the following quarter.
18th day OF June, 1914;
~ cords OF Hard Wood.
III pounds OF Rye Straw
The A6oye stores 70 b subject 70 inspection on do.
livery al this arsenal. Wood 70 be sound merchant.
able, dry and free from suiA crooked limbs, and
70 be ptled In post woodyard, Stray to be OF the
bet quality, e,ean aud securely bslsd ~,
OF suAy" =. the case may be. and Addressed 70 the
~ o6tsined h dSsre Shoi can
CAPTAIN 9 K and A. A. Q. ~. In oharSs o. Pises.
IMPROVEMENT OF TIIE WABASH RiYKR
l. ROCK EXCAVATION.
Sealed proposAls, In dleate, Will be. reosysd at
for 29OJ cubic yards more or leaa Of Rock EIcaVa.
lion, y the Grand Chain, on the Wabash river.
Bpecihcations and printed forms for proposals
vii b tp,lihed % spPIisSsen % the nndcrssEed.
Apolih, Indiana, W. 81 MRRRII.i,,
United States Engineer Office Mnior Fn,dneorn No
tPnblic landing. mya
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NEW STRAW HAT AND BONNET BLkAcHKRY, TO9
street, near seventh street, Work done with
care. Late from England.
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TURCo-RUssIAN BATHS; ALSO, MRDI.
GATED yAPOR BATHS FOR THE CURE OF
ALL SKIN DISEASES, AT DIR. sHEDDs, Soa 4
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pRorosAIs FOR FRAME puILpISos.

PROPOSALS FOR FRAME BUILRysas.
DEror oFTIoR2
a..,.a ,,,' M.i;si,soLos ID O.. Nay Vi wa
aayertis.nent a,taehed. will 30 received q this
at Fort whipple, Va, Of the following frzpne bufd
inss In acc3fdanea wiyh plans aud specincations
which may be seen n this ONCE, yizi
Two "a cts Company Ofioern, QuArterr,
One W Post Headquarters and fnstruction Build
ing.
Payment 10 be made when the buildings are com
pleted aud aoeepted by this Department.
this ONCE. WM, MYER1,
Byt Brlsadior General, u. 3, Army. Depot Quar-.
termaster. myt7
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PAINTING.

H. wALTIIER.
tsuccessor Of shanahan and walther.l
ESQ Pennsylvania Avenue,
Betveon Sixth and Seventh streets.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS In
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, GLUE BRUSHES
ALCOHOL, CoAL-oIL LAMPS,
CHIMNEYs, sc.
Great Inducements are offered for oeAA
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4IOS Tea aud Coffee. &lJO
The nffh brands Of Tea, and the best grades
OF Conee fresh roasted every day at the Tea and
Coffee Store, 40 Pennsylvania avenue, nearly
opposite the National hotel. colt
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40. Pure French Candy 40
Is manufactured daily and sold at the low price
OF 20 cents per pound, At tT0 Pennsylvania ave.
nue., nearly opposite National hotel. eotf
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GENIItAL CITY NEWS.
Messrs. Cox a caiian have sold TO sam, Emory
northwest, for 81, 900.
Measrs, Walsh a Queen were yesterday
awarded the contract for furnishing 5000 tons
OF bltumlnous coal at the Washington navy yard.
The range Of the Thermometer yesterday at
IIemPlers was as follows a. m, 70; 10 a. m,
~ " m, 81; p. M, ~; p. m, 80; p. m, "
James II. Logan, captain Of the watch at tn,
navy yard, has resigned, and James Callau has
| has been appointed Waterman.
AZ meeting OF the stockholders OF the Capita
pubnshlng company, held yesterday, Col. 3. B
paper.
THos =. wAoalNLN, real estate broker and auc
tloneer, has sold eleven feet front OF lot 70 ant
improved by Two story frames, for t9,os5 to J. A
Grieshaur.
Orders have been Issued by the Board Of Pub
NC Works for the grading and paving OF an allel
the Improvement on Fifth street, between MARY
| land avenue and II street northeast.
washington Harris, the hose borrower, IL still
confined at police headquarters, and has beer
/ rowed hose from their houses. lie will be the,
~ the Police Court In few days on about an!
different charges
10 the case Of Michael Kane, committed to jaI
on Monday last by the Police Court TO ansNe
the charge Of killing his brother John, on tn
10th OF March last, Judge Macarthur yesterda,
morning ordered his release on furnishing pal
The Special Tsrm-Judge wylle presiding
divorced Joseph ToTens from Cathafine c. Tor
| rens. The parties were married. In New York II
1851, and came 70 this city a few years ago. IN
ground Of cruelty and adultery.
Detectives Sargent and McElfresh yesterda
arrested q gentleman charged with selling good
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IN
commend our reiders 10 the American Tea
Store, corner OF Seventh and Htreets for pure
Tea, and Coffee that 4 roasted fresh every day.
Also the best trades OF Flour frnita Of the nnesi
qualities, aud fancy GrOcerieg, ali OF which are
sold at New York prices,
DowlInRa Tea Store corner Of Seventh and I
streets, Is the place 70 buy the nneat goods at
New York prices.
store, corner OF Seventh and streets.
-
CAsromA Is more than q substitute for Castor
Ia certain 10 regulate the bowela cure wind
chplic and produce natural sleep. Il Is pheasant
babies. P'-' '"''' W wing
N...l,. c.n,..Y,.t...
Has ,n,ot $50 ,.a,,sa',,,I ...n ',,..
hn ouIeu more Wonuorful cases OF rheumatism
scnea pains swellings frost bites, cAked
p p,vass' ouhs' scams, sAit-rheutl, dc., upon the
nanAn irahe' anu strains spawn, gals, Ac.,
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Miss Mary A. Lee, teacher, was examined yes.
terday, at 1850 O'Clock, by Mr.. Cbamplln. There
were present large number OF parents and
friends OF the pupils to witness the test, all OF
whom were well satisfied with the progress
made In the year. Miss Lee Ia one Of our most
experienced teachers, having been so employed
nineteen consecutive years, and for the last i've
years Ia the Intermediate schools. IL stands 70
her credit that her schools have always ranked
among the most successful Of the public schools
Neil tOll-The medal 10 James =. JaTbOe, and
diplomas TO Mertyle Martin, WIN. Hill, VIM
Bailey, Julien nendCy, Belun Miller, GeOIge
Church, George TatspAugh, WIN, COok, Charles
JonhsOn, Wallace Parker, VIM. Parker, Joseph
bcammell, james Davis, Richard Phlpps, Lonis
kettler Edward Thompson, George Vaughn,
Edward Helm, Henry CallisheT, James CTOgham,
WIN. McIntyTe, Samuel Downs and Joseph VII.
llams, Second prize for excellence IN penman-
ship wal awarded TO Edwin l.. Helm. on the
rolls OF this school there are a Names and 80 OF
the pupils are ready to DO transferred, During
the past school year there have been % transfeTs
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CAsroRIA Is more than substitute for Castor
on. IL 10 the only safe article In existence which
"a certain TO regulate the bowelA, cure wind
chpllc and produce natural sleep. Il Is pleasant
% take. No more sleepleAs mothers OF crying
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-26
ALIAS, TEXAS,

We take this occnslOn 10 thank Our
friends for past iRN0rs, and respect
fully call ihelr attention 10 ot,r I'm
mcnse stock. which We are iIIstTOeciN.
ing direct from the principal IWnnu.
ncturers of The North md West, par
chHshing direct from nr1f hands EOS
cash on ihc spot, ANA ANNiiing oar
selves of every advantage ~ shipping
In ear IO,lds under special contract.
and by ouF own labor almost freeihg
ourselves from store expenses. We feel
cOntiden, la durability 60 oAcT go our
friends and TO ihc puhIir generally oWr
Immense stock at better rates md
more JiaiIormIy low nguroS iiiop HAS
ever before been offered Ia the Interior
OF TeNns.
AZ basis and foundation of our
business, we guarantee eyOrS article to
be as represented, 0r mCDcS refunded
az our expense of transpOrtatlou.
Our success i'm business depends en-.
tircIy upOn establishing u wiiolcsaie
trade ia Northern Texas, and We 0ulS
aaL fair Rnd Impartial trial, ard a.
close comparison Of uniform prices
with those Of Shreveport. Galveston.
and New Orleans wl.h freiahts added.
aud We ChecrluIly abide by ihc dcci.
sion Of the same.
DARLINGTON. MARSSgiS q go.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The copnrtnersllip which has existed be-
tween ]. NJ. Thurmond and Ira e. Mitchell;
in the practice Of law, has been dissolved hy
mutual consent. business on hand viii he
closed Jointly. j. NJ. TiultMQND.
IRA G. MITCHEEIL
My Office will remain with Judge Thur
mond until the Pnstoffice is moved TO Austin
street, when 1t will be next door 10 the POST
Office. IRA G.. MITCHELL,
Attorney at Law.
Dallas, August q, 1879. le6dtf
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obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
meetings, cards Of thanks, etc, TO be paid for
mt nan advertisement rules,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NNtoOLiLFNAgcS
FOR SALE.

Tho beautiful frame dwelling of Colonel
Owens situated on Cottage lane, between
iIarwood and Pearl streets; six rooms IN the
mouse: two good wells lasting water; force
pump and fifty feet of hose; fine young or
chartl of choice fruit; good stable; house
built under the owners supervision, aud OF
the best matgrials; % acres of land. Also,
fine business lot ON Elm street, east of Cen
trail Railroad II desired, the furniture
NEARLY new will be sold with the house.
Parties can see Colonel Owens ut the house,
or the undersigned nj his office, on Elm street
one door west OF Episcopal church,
il9dtf GEO. W. BAYLOR.
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IN recent speech at the Joncsb0ro,
Ga, fair Hon. b. III. Hill said: "For
the first. time since the war ended, on
the assembling of the first Congress,
the freely-chosen champions of the
Southern States will re-enter the
arena for the intellectual wrestle in
the halls of Congress. The world will
look anxiously on. They have right
to expect much. The history Of the
nation is Il history of Southern intel
lectual triumphs in and out of the ma
tional councils.
1t was our own Henry that walked
the colonies to resist tyranny. IL was
the genius of our Jefferson that gave
expression to the grievances of our
fathers, and phrased in imperishable
sentences the reasons that justified in
dependence. 1t was our own WASH
ington that led our armies to success
and presided over the deliberations
that resulted in our common Constitu-
ton. And for seventy years it was
Southern intellect that chiefly made
the laws and gave their Interpretation,
and controlled the administration OF
the government
And vet we have more ut stake in
the great questions now to be discussed
and receive interpretations than had
our forefathers1n the days of Henry
and Jefferson and Washington, and in
all their issues from their dry to 1850.
Oh, what an opportunity the South
now has to save the Constitution,
recover her own power, and rebullc
her enemies who have been so busily
destroying that Constitution while
insulting and depressing her people,
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BANKING AND INSURANCE.

r. q. JORDAN, H.. A. AuSsPAuGu,
President Cashier
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A call for an Indignation meeting,
signed by sixty men whose wives have
gone "sumnering, is published in the
Lafayette CInd.) Journal. The call
reads as follows: "rhe undersigned,
grass widowers of the city of Lafayette,
being impressed with the imminence
in the crisis in the family relations Of
the community which the summer sea-
son has brought upon us, and feeling
that the emergency requires wise coun-
sci and circumspcct yet determined ac-
iion respectfully request that all their
fcllow-suflerers will meet with them at
Nos. 4 and 5 North Third street on
Wednesday evening, July l6, to take
counsel together rs to the best method
of giving expression TO their indigna-
ton at the base dcsertion of unfeeling
spouses in this, the very summer OF
their discomfort, and how they can
most eflectually make bold strike for
the cause Of male equality and mems
rights
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