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AUCTION NOTICES.

4 CCGlON NOTICE.. W. EZEKIEL. |
~ viii eel en- Weduesdu,. at iA s9tb a. ,na.t
ylef9n household furniture cOnsisung OF VOID
Il ''" JIM ~ a'i'd' 'es' SN
A UCTlON NOTICE-IN CONSFOUFN, +
: - Of the l'ie.idents iuner OUT regular wees
/, EMBl KY. Jr, 81 Pearl 81 {
n A UCTlON-HOTELF FURNITURE. THURS !
deg' g'th Apll at 10 o'cloci, .sl, - aud 10,
b5Sr oysns To- eshsr BeS. msiFs' s 'S'S ssips
4 suetioncef. No 81 toSf,isnd, 81. i9e
SD W. IVES & co, AUCTIONEERS, WILL
sell at suction, At No III Greone ~ on Thurs
"a 2lh Of AptlL lsoJ Que card tooth machine aud
slItnh, &C 70 Jay stoi ace and ekpenees By order
\ Of l.. /. MORsk. $50
y JOSEPH MCGUIRE, AUCT'R, OFFICE l?5
lhitd ave, s prepared a. heretofore, to give per
~9li Ai.nlon TO sa.vs OF househod furnturo ineI.
shandi' oi ''ofe'' and all other kinds Vt goods aud
n Joseph MCGUIRE. AICTR. OFFICE
~ i2j Third ave. will sell tomorrow "Wednesday at
( brovers Hotel 10 isl Place bet. GiS and ,t6 st',
Opposite IompNus' Market consisting Of lnre
= bureaus. fed.tra {. .hir. CHATS %S'; also IN" nv.
4 iu!w ct iur bar toou, comprising countcr, kegs,
8 lo'tes stoves sctc~', aud numerous othcr ait
/. cics. ia
tRICHARD WALTERS, ATCT'R. Will
,,'cll on Wsin"aia', At loq o'cok tho large stock
sto second h-nt furniture At stoic 81, Division street
:
= rurS cAtstS- chairs tab and all knd. Of firni.
r tle, 81" unlimited niufe lett must bo sold and
y moved same day. 3G2
ANN. ARBOTT, NtTR, SELLS ON
.i w Mcduc-day, a. o'clo,k, al tho mahosany fur
.lnlturc and lU'si'nis Ground coturrtL nAthr-tnp
n cNtension and other '.hlcs turcqus French plato
mirrors Rntsscls carpet, ocloth eather hcds p.l-
lows ciockery, SC contained In house 81 Christopher
= street. 9Bi
A\NlLllAM ABBOTT, AUCTR-SELl.S
q w on ls d.y, nj 90 cclutk, tho torA AM hNutus
9oi the crocerv and li1uor stone 80 Wcst gtth II
beer pumps counters, soap, starch Kegs, candles
4 fcale-' see chost. and other naturr Sc. lis
dWlLLlAM ABBOTT, At CTR, WILL SELL
W ou N'itcelul 10Th Inst, at lDe O'clc,. tie
q, sock and tturs uf the old established holc~a e.
and Retail Liquor Storr, 10Th ~ aud 9Th avenue.
Hconitius " ppcs Of Iurc gins hris at old bourttu
ami otler Wiiskes old mort SHEER aud clsrt Win,H
tJamtie - ttoy and "a, iuu, stand cHsks header
puucheuus counters with iouutan copper u otsutep
and pump, splendid patent lrcr pdmps Also. oficc
lfn nituic fine IRON sat's, sc, Nc. 345
A\[M. ABBOTT ACCTR.-FlNE HOUSE
W hold futul.ufU, AZ 30 lik' st, on lhuialHv.
lApil p, At w O'Clock, consisting of Stnwny piano,
very superior Instrument velvet and tRpe-tN mar
fuf carpets velvet aud \UuCM starr Cntp.t velvet
ntts aud neta oil-cloths, tetc-hte'Cs cay chl'r.
rWkeis, pailOl chair. pier mirrors ccntu side aud
ext ufiyu table,, lal1T and kItchyu ttuNca Chauly
iAni Kitchen furniture, all IN FOOD order having hori
aworn but little. sal, rain or shine. Jli
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NOTlCE-THE MEMBERS OF WASHING
y too Lodge No =, A. I. A.. viii 10 Boo attendance
Of their lodsU rooms On Tuesday the 10Th u-', A.
,clork A. VI 10 ion In thr funeral proc. sion Of our
President Come with Nhite slOscs Mourning
badges wl b. found By the l,sisr. b. ord " u o..
e. @A
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ME MEMRERS OF IMMACULATE 90
THE VETERANS OF THE WAR OF !,

i OF ihi. and the atjvent counties vii meet o.
ue.tAy thia dayl at cts Hall Place, At ~ O'Clock
la pr, isrly in ill uniform, with the usua had'e of
iournIu4 10 pa the lArt tribute Of respect 20 ir
lmru'ei Cher Magistrate OF our country, Abraham
.naou pace hAvnt be- u ASH Ened VA by authority
A., thp mouuhl pIu,- slou. b. order Of H. Il AN-
|iONp, tri.. tea. ABM. pALLl, Col. I. ~.
IUIFE, Adjf 40
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CONS OF TEMPERANCE-THE GRAND
bCLnvslon of Eastern New FORK. viii meet on Tues
day next, at ~ o'clock a NJ, a. - Boaery to grt-
iyste In the funeral oHucs Of late Pre- dent
Mtmberr OF the order IN his and other iursdiction-
cordially invited 70 unite with u. The order wi
leave the conner Of BOwefy and DELANEY n, ~ ]
Jclock Oficars ani memteru will wear the rcralIa
rtaining their Tank with the Jewel covered With
rups, and craze tostr Oh the lea eide Of The collar
| The member, far ls practicable, will ayIyU ia
dark clothes and black glover. joins DAVIES,
GuIid MRrshAl. ZJJ
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1.-THE BALL OF The Young MEMS,
i Father Mathew I. A. VI. n, :. No. ], will tase
pisrr GU Thursday evening, April yah, lsdj, I. ~
|RIlEY, Chzirnsn. j. l.. Wy IN, Sec. ~
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NOTTCE-THE YOUNG MEMS FATHER
N4thcr Socictv. No !, Of New Iork viii hold
their irst annual Hall AZ their HAL cor of AN i,
and s,h ave, Thursday evening, April 9Th, -oa
gtOkGE BROWN, Pres. join {. BAGLN. Rec.
ssc
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THE MEMBERS OF TIE 'LONGSHOkr-
IL mca's I. u. society will meet At their Rom 200
Coz, ct a. TINS luesiay atv 4. NJ. to TAX pu' 80
h- iuue nj procession Of the late P,t.iueut Abraham
lincoln. Tie Society will leave the W,etin- ru1uI ~
A W. p.pc!7eiy. By oruor oi join KANE Pos
Ions NENs, sec H.
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THE RRETHREN OF MnNITOR IMnGE

Il No. b4>, L q A. NJ, are hereby summoned TO
meet At thelr Lodge Room, MON square, on Tues
DAY morning at Il o'clock TO take part In the funeral
3tesSIuies Of our lnnented President asiepahy o.
be or,ers II RI W. u. g ". ROBERT G. HOLMES. D.
W order Of IOkI y. IIN AINr. ". ~
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THHE MIMBLks OF THE FAIHEk
l. Mathew Is. T. \. Is. society, ale hereby noli-
ed In meet Al their hal. .6l BrUome -tthr Tuesday
iorp ne. the 10Th mt NJ o'clock, In iu r"2hllH
IN Grape on left arm, to participate In the tunerA
zee its Of Abraham Lincoln, iAte President ~ ~"
ni'ri statcs. X. WILSON, Pres. ltkEMl Nj 1.
lNNtH. Zee. Sc. N.b.-lhr cadets attached Co.,
|hir society ate also notified IA appear IN iu uhoIl
h N rlAr time and r,c Tor tAe Above pu'l"sc.
Ions A. NELLY, NnlshaI. rs
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SYLVAN GROVE LODGE, 21j. /. 4. Vi
- In conformity with the request Of l.. ". kuElitI
ID. HOLAkS, D. q. " u the state Of NUv YORK, the
nsmhsrs VI tLis Lodge Hte hereby summoned 60 ap-
par their rooms corner OF Centre and nruui rts
thir Tuesday, April 18th A. ~ O'Clock A. VI. 20 iuf-
ticpaie IN the ol rssuir- o. the . Precedent OF fhc
I nitei state. B.rthien will b. clothed In hipr.
black hats and ntckte. ami white rloyr-. with oapy
On left arm. wM. " BENJAMIN, VI. IS. JulCf.
becty. Ia
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THE ST. PETERS r. e. T. a. Is SOCIETY,"
aye rpllestod 10 be- ple-ut At their Meeting Room
L. tuesday, 18Th lu-t AZ III ociock 4 &" particle
4u IN the funeral lts"luie- OF t.o late ir,it"ut ~
lhe ocrsslon. PArRlCk MILAN, Pres. j. flrZ-
PATRICK, Rec, rec. llh
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MARINERS LODGE, No. ~. +. AND Al
l't M-The officers ntd mcwl o. Of Mariner -
I'D %, No. c. are hereby summoned 60 aprer 'he
lose rooms, Masonic Temple, COZ Of Crosby aud
PrDme ets tLir Iuosiay morning, at o. O'Clock. ~
Participate In the ohtcJuie Of tile late President u
he United State. Brethren vii lie clothed in
black, h.ck hate md ncckt.ce. white rlovts crspc
on eft arn. and apr1 " CyeIlecns on let luppc o
cont. by order Of NA BLY, THE, Mater. 10
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NOTlCF-lllE MEMBERS OF The ST.
James K &. 7. A. ~. So ETY. are requested iol
meet IN their Rooms u Roosevelt ~ this Iuesda,
morning 18th int. At o. o'clock \. NJ to take thsr
IN Join DwYER. Mar-hI
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GENERAL Bg sINESS.
4 NNUAL MEETING-INSlLATEp IlNFS'

4 NNUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINES'
leiesrsph Companv-rhe AauIsl Mtpti1s o. he,
leuisted Line telegraph Conn ny viii he he % All
" pIn'e OF we 'orplny, W. = BotivsN Ntvj
o,S' "on y On Iuesia,. the I'd da' vi NAV. next.
at ~ oeo ". ior the choicv VI di cc;ors alopiiny
,uqh ainei ''u,u' and additions to the o. laws ID
10 the stockhoiols and ~ may legal, COME lrotcl
tle mtcun,. ElM ARD HAMILTON, see. Ne.
1ork, Aprl p 1865. 3si
PEST, CHEAPEST AND MOSTDU RARLE
BblESl'S HAIR DYE.
ne Mo Is I've " the World, lie ured IN preference TO-
n DQIs NOT STAIN THE SKIN.
and A. all rho hsve -ied It, ackuow edfe,
DOS NOT lSJCRE THE HAIR
tut changes Red orGtey hair 10 tesutifu aad us,ur
al BLACK OR BROWN,
, instantaneous!
TAU >' y ~ '9GTfsS, rs p ~ .0 n PTee0i
.bunh.
wuoi rsuI AGESrs.-D. Barnes / Co.. u pars
h,rry . Miller Reed lou Alien, COT. stanton 81
ana e4r Houston y. and Ave ID liooiio, ~ Eishth
IENIuN, j. sixth ave. 40
IT .lNCOLN MOURNING BADGES AND
- pins ilI be- sold reduced price t1 c0sc Wy tie
1t,N.N N
+ TT EVERY oNE WEAR TIE
MotRNiNGG is,psE
It has been adopted b, oi,c, N..ociaton,. Cluh-
tnd -ocietc. In general To I've hal va IA fc ur small
}qanutice at hlrCuCuCk's, No. "A Chamber, AZ.
ltioe - pcr lW. iaa
MACPHERSON y donald SMITH,
A'i Late styie, SMITH 4 BROTHER.
RKEWtES or
East INDIA AND BITTER pAIE AIFs
These hes are OF Improved quality, hrrs,d with
sieat care asant, uui,iu'e gld sicnrhcnut,
suncr- sOici I'd. orders by mail prounl executed
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THE MEMBERS AND CADETS BELONG
L Ing TO the Father Mathew ! A. y. society NJ. J.
n. requested TO assemble Al the hall In l9th
o. this TUESDAY morning, at o'c urk SIN. IN re-
vnlin and Grape .eit arm, to co-oncrae with or
Astsr sieties in paving the last iihu'e ut respect
% ouI late and amcuted PRECEDENT Abraham Linz
l,oln ny order Oi the society, l.. vi RlliA, ItvG.
n I
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personal NOTICES..

- O60 REWARD-rOR ". II. OLIVER,
= = ~ who cit hs home ON tho 18th ial'aat Il
70 {eet inches, had black over, ogL black vest
told Aed pants, white shut with uis name on, soft
hat, and boOts had a email waTt on hls chin, Any
'inioIlnation viii be thankfully received b. bis aicl-
,ed vile, lyl Mott ~. 3S5
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LODGE, M. iOd. F. ANDAM VI.

mi hNilON lf'lNfIs W. l'Ns r. n NJ y. VI u
4'l The member. are hereb, summoned 90 meet vt
the rooms, odd Fellows Hall, ruc-ltg 2'k Inst.
al 10 o'clock A. NJ, to participate in the mineral ol .
pcIuc- Uf our laincutcd late r., sidruL ABRAHAM
LINCOLN Brethren vin apncAr iu lart hGt sud
cloths, white gloves, cnpe .eft uni apie pi
evergreen on leit breast - order, j. l.. EitAN,
". " X. HORNER 500 100
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MASONIC NOTICE-THE BROTHERS OF

wi Darcy Lodge 81, = & A. ", ore hereby sum.
noncd TO meet at their Rooms Masonic Temple. cor
brouiue and Crosby sts, on Tuesday, Apr t0th, ~
.une rsl ot-e Iuie Of lanented President, ABA
hNn Lincoln II Il also desired thai all ttothcrs all
dros IN dNk clothing and white gloves BY oideI Of
kOlONON IAII. ". VI. ENIAShN. Sc H-f
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NAsONIC-THE MEMBERS On SILENTIA

A'l Lodge No 1875 + A. ", are requested to meet
Al their rooms cor. of and 4th on Tuesisyl
at ~ o'clock A. NJ for the purpose OF jonnf in
tie funcfal procession In reverence 70 the mcuor Of
grr lAmented President, Lincoln. The uniform
dre~ 10 black othes ami white gloves b. order VI
GEORGE HILL W. Master. 2,y
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FOl SALE tND TO LET.


- Two Lrnt stu.y ana basement cottages nov
en- cttD, 81 on lOGIui'r ST. lDtWttn Grand and
Il M en- sis. NII..m.' ugh They have tulI-cetIaf
,iid water ana gn' tuouFhOut Apply 70 Is. GAI.-
II Asilfk 20. I. i'iuul II, Nilnauslufgh or q.
wv LILA" lANH, No. - Wilson AZ Wilham abursh,
Tor On Tho u~swi ~. gIy
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I'm WARD DEMOCRATIC RLPTBLl-
4 An Wert tommi'tec.-Ile msTtel- oi a.,
oy, Committee axe ltiuested 90 meet Al Itmiuhuy
ALI. 4 ocl0' TO-DAY, iur the purpose OF partc..
Mn "a he mineral h.elulo- Of our ntr PT-,c.ut
WfN HlALl, Chairman. G. +. 4. 81 ikt
re, gr0 TEN. lau
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ANN ARI'NTT, NtTR, SELLS ON
A w Ncduc-da, a. o'clo,k, al the mahosany fur
lnlurc and lc'st'nds ftound coturrtj, marhlc-tnr.
extension and other 'shlcs, lurvHus. French plate
mirrors Bnissc.s carpet, ocloth eathe~ hcds pill
lows ciockery, SC. contained In house 81 Chrs,ophcr
: street. 20
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" -Glt, m Hudson titv on very easy terms
lenttohe tc-iiences convenient 10 cans. One ioI
i'1J go aJu; do 2, uu. DO $500; do a. 100:
,do ,s+5h' az. John J.. FLAI'r opIoaio Cour
illou -, llud-"n Cit', y ~ 2S
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- the IpJu uui, -ih ave- sd anu 18th ste HlinI
Asylum building Go' ds nov receiving At lTp WaaI
54th p, cor. 'sh Hye. n. &, liAkGER. SEQ
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= new story and attic frame house, with Is, lar
uaib.e nantes water Eas, Sc. lot .dIlUO In Deyo.i
e. W ilhlt iuith, tnsui!t OF e.. DIl MARS, ~
f''''hih ~ NiNamelrrGh. PIice $1,000. a5l
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FATHER MATHEW r. A. Il. SOCIETY
Il Nom Y.-rhe members are requested 10 meet
81 their HAL. at O'Clock this Tuesday morning, IN
bal RECALLS and Grape left arm, to participate mi
ODE funeral obse uies o our late lamented President
The Cadets also requested TO attend. THOMAS
CONCANNOS. Pres. PAIK ENNIS, Rec. sec. l2Sl
ionic - NO. 4sC, F. & A. M.-THE Mem
herr Of this LODGE are hereby. summoncd to meet
stth, at ~ o'clock, A. NJ Tor the pufpo.e Of taking
par In the funeral ohsc ,uics Of our late President
hemters are re .ueste1 TO appear in dark clothing
b. cides Of HUGH WILLIAMSON, NJ FRED'K.
SMITH. Sec. VS.
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COAL

NV y IT HNT'i M = T,' DEI W. oOT IT
anu sol 81 -liood qualities ot Pine, OAK and
Ia cori coIi 10 loaf, and delivered fee OF cArrc
,kON LAND Coz ynday bet. 18th 4 adth sts. sgJ
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y CCllON NOTICE.. W EZEKIEL
"a viii eel On weduesdu,. at l5 sq,h a., nat
elegant household niuiu,e. cOnsis,ing OF ,eS",i
. aud bllck~a lndt cts -
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A RTIFICIAL FLOwERs-wANTED FIT.
lty experienced sooi hanis also % soJd trsnc b
eis good wases and steady orb gwen. Apply. ;.
W Akerst 943
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WASHINGTON, Nov. -.
This evening Star says shat comparative
ly lew applications for pardon are now CON
ing % theAttorney6enernl's Office; some days
none beng received never more than three
hundred, IL VIII he recollecIed that the Pres
ident directed the suspension OF the Issue "
pardon warrants, except by special order. In
obedience 20 th1te instruction the Attorney
General simply examined the cases, and for
warded such as might be fsvorsbly acted
upon % the State Department. where an
immense quantity have accumulated. Yes
terday the President ordered that no more
requisliions be issued from the Attorney
Generals Office thus, fer the present. sus-
pending most Of the pardon business OF that
Department About twenty thousand mar
dous have been granted under the AMNESTY
Proclamation. These include Eighteen nom
the District Of Colombia about one hun
dred from Florida, and two hundred rom
Maryland thg number % each state in.
ereasiug in the following order; Missouri
Arkansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Texas. Ten
nes-ce, Mi,suslppi, south Carolinu. North
carolina, Georgia, aud Alabama the last
three having shout two thousand i've hun
drsd, ans three thousand, respectively.
The suspension Of perdons is understood 10
oeocoasiousd ~ the asCrsnt breach Of faith
committed b. the anne ted, who pledged
themselves % good behavior, anu who uf,op
Their return South, continued their seditious
practices.
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"A W. hsve already snnouncei. the Als.
hama Legislature convened at Moutcomerv
20 Monday last. Hon. Walter Il. CrsnshsW.
selaior from Butler ADD Losndes.uas uusp-
lliaos'y chosen President Of the senate. and
hea- lhos. F. Cooper, Of Cherokee. sp,,lsr
o. 'he hoate Of Representatives. NJ. cren-
'a4"--ihe Montgomery Advertise saw.
~ q Tie sblest snd most experienced L.
s',.a'or' in the STATE. he has served in
- ''aAehes Of he Legislature, but hss
-sl''! eeeu Speaker q the House Of
y l.aiVes- Re was also q member Of
."s Ne Convention. His election BY such
: BOY fps tribute te ii. An al.
'''-'.'' ai'Fiau and standing As a Lepisls-
-, ~. oeoPer has for muny year. rspr,-
...,e- 1nei'kes ia siIsirs Of state. He VA,
, =. ,--'hg up Of the war, . member
eise' to ~ cauislora,e courress. and ~. :
Promineni I'D influential ,,e,.,..- - 4,
iaie Coaveuuo.. ''- ''i % me
az va elected seereisYv Of o.
ssnass, and v. 4. Gsrrstt. A,,.,,.r, So
1y- Col WI. Fowler vas sls,,ss Ger,
Of the House C0l. Turner CO.. -, -
.5' and Tso'' Taylor Eugro.sIns Ger.
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south Carolina and the Constisu.

The Legislature Of suuth Carolina, our
readers ere aware, ratified, just before it sd-
journed, the Constitutional Amendment.
The following is the form in which the rat
ifcation was made;
WHEREAS, TIE Congrfss - ne Unites
States, by Joint resoluiion, anp-ovei On lie
lstusy Of February, a Discs. pro7osed
an amendment to he coustiiutio5 al lie
United Stsies for the ratifcstion oftte leg
islatures OF the several States, which amend
ment is in the following words. to-wit.
Arr lS-SEc. I. Neither slavery nor in
voluntary servitude, except as punish
ment Tor crime, whereof the parry shall
have been duly convicted, shall exist within
the United States, or eny place subject 10
their jUris iction.
Sac. ,. Congress shall have power 10 en-
free this article BY appropriaie legislation.
AppEoged Fsbruary :. 1895.
hesoiUeai Therefore, b. the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the Geusral As
scmbly Of the State Of South CaroliEa, in
General Assembly met, asd 81 the author
ny Of The same, That the aforesaid pro-
posed sIncndnent Of the Constitution Of the
United states b. and the same Is hereby a.
cepted, adopted, aud ratified BY this Stale.
Resolved, That certiledcopy Of the fore
gong preamble and resolution be forwarded
BY his Exceileney, the Provisional Cow
ernor, 10 the President Of the United States.
and also TO the Secretary Of State OF The
United States
hesei1od, That any attempt by Congress
towards legisiatng uPoo the political status
Of former slaves or their civil relations.
would be contrary te the Constitution OF The
United States &c Il now is, OF as It would
be altered bv the proposed arnendrneut In
conflict with the policy Of the President,
declared IN the amnesty proclamation, and
with the restoration OF that harmony upoa
which depends the vital interests OF the
American Union.
The last resolution is a mere expression Of
opinion, and does not affect the legality Of
the ratification, or render it imperative
should the Congress attempt the legislation
declared 10 be Unconstitutional. Il exhibits,
however, the spirit which controls She Leg
islaturs, and which prevails, no doubt,
equally active among the people. They
would, il il were possible, prevent Congress
from interfering TO restrain them in their
edoris to keep the negroes in state ofqnasi
slavery Before the Congress, which meets
next month, adjourns, We expect 70 see
them taught lesson which viii not be for
gotten BY them or their poslerity. The
bonds have been knocked OFF, the limbs
Of the slaves, and the Estional Legislature
viii see that the redeemed remain wholly
fres--as free as any Of the old aristoeratic
freatears Of South Carolins.
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Hou. A. II. stephens. Of Ga.

The Vieksburg journal OF the 10th inst.
makes the following remarks about the re-
bel Vice President:
The Herald announces in its issue of yes
terday thai the Hon. A. II. S.sphens will
be next Governor Of Gesrgis. We hope,
for the good Of the State, our contemporary is
mistaken. ar. s., by his course N the last
four years, has placed himself forever be-
yond re pale Of true honor and statesman-
ship. Lacking strength Of purpose 10 taEe
q stand against secession, and hold il, be
accepted the next highest position ia the
gift of the Southern people, While, never
by word or deed, did he discharge the du-
tee entrusted ~ him. Possessed OF the
highest order OF intellec', aud welding an
iBnuenee second 10 none, Alex. II. Sie-
phens did more 60 deie1t the Southern
cause than any living mar. IL his heart
was MOI with "a, why dad be accept the po-
aition Of Vice President OF the late Confrd-
crate States? ln his own justification, ne
says land 20 his shame it is written, thai
be simply took il because he thought ia
that capacity ne could use his influence %
greater extent in bringing ms back 10 he
linton. Did he ever uss it fJr this purpose,
or did he exercise the functions Of his Of
ficey A man with the record of A. II Ste
phens had better retire 10 the shades Of
private life aud stay there. With sll his
intellect, and sll his Pcnius, he viii leave
his name 10 the world as a mao literally
destitute Of the essential qualities Of man
hood-moral courage and political honesty.
These rebel editors are queer Fellows.
They oppose some men for Office because
they remained true to the Union; and oh
ere because. whilst secretly desiring the
success Of the Union cause, they aid not
openly espouse It.
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The crowded Eousra l.4s hsge uirh.'v -r.--..r
81. eon4egiai modeEa -s1ssuol. stamps ID = .fs
BRILLIAaF rRIUxPH os rHEAsE.
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PESITENTIART.

Mr.. Blackman offered the following. cas-
Res0iued, That Select COMMITTEES Of six
be appointed Tor the purpose Of inquiring
into the expedieney and feasibility OF carry
ing inlo effect the Recommendation coz
tanned in the regular biennial message OF
His Excellency, Governor Brownlow, rela-
i've TO establishing branches Of the Stale
PenItentiary in Knoxville and Memphis.
Laid over.
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PRorEcrIoS OF LoyaL FBrrnNEN.-A mum.
Der II negroes in Aiabams. pho. p-ior ID
thc surrender o. Dick Taylor. assisted nc
nlted States forces by bringing IN stock
and provisions, and in desi,oyio propertv.
having been arrested BY the civil sutho,i-
ties and tried for grand larceny, arson, exc .
Major Gen. Woods hss been Obliged fartheir
p'oiecton 10 issue an order iorbiddiur any
sFrests Of negroes for ofTenscs committed b.
lore he olose Of the war. except by permis-
s'oa from the military authorities.
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Arrest OF The CuerriIIa CurIey.

Prank B. Gurley, The guerrilla, who kill
ed Gen. Bob MeCook, and was recently eles-
ted sheriff Of Madison county. Ala, was
arrested on Thursday last, BY militsry su-
,horiiy, ana committed to isil 81 louisville,
Ala. The men whu think they are at libsr-
" 70 shake the dusty garments OF treason
in the lace Of she nat ontl authority, will
discover AFTER awhile that they are greatly
mistak ken.