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Municipal Election.

HAErFoRD. ct, M,rduy April 10 lss5
Al the city election to-dol-t the Union uekel
vas carried 6v ,najornes rang ng from 800 W 42J'
T0or ofthe AZ Wares were also carried
The citizel, commenced rejoicing and ceieprals ~
10 o'clock last ri gilt, aud ore stu al IL
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DIE d.

BowERs-Gn Sunday, April 9. Charles L. Bowers, aged u
yers
Seventh and Washington st, on Wednesdsy inh tns'.
7oeloek p IN ~, ,,, =.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
20 altsnd .. .. Ida. I.If..fa t--f p
CLARKE--A, Tarrytown. NJ Y. on 7sa day, sh inst
Sarah o. ect Of Rufus Clarke. late Of ths city aged ~
Tie freud. Of the family are aecons-y invited to attend
BE- s1 or a s .r @ s
CHALMERs-,on Monday, April TO- Maria, wife Of Dr.
THOMAS q chsner, and Of he late James Heard
attend funeral services t her late residence No 70
West sevsneeu,ht Wednesday afternoon, 18th inst,
at4 O'Clock. ni" Hn t..a ''F
coRMlcK-on sunday ,lv OH inst, Margaret Hsaderson
Ccrsck rvci ass John A. cormak in theelst year
The IsaiiSss and friend, Of sh. family are respso.
70 attend The iunsss hon Ses late rs,asscs Ma "a West
Paterson s.ss on S. Saa {ss the 18Th n "'- a.
silIaauy leading Ri. Regiment. th. Tooth Eswfi voian.
~, the assault % Fort oisss Major Jane. H. Daudy'
The bearer Of the Rsqsnt shot While planting q.
Young obs and brave Ii. has been short but cr
GUS and his name will bs hoaeIed.
Notice of funafal hareaitor .s'
lFUtLEn-On Monday April 10 Mary Ann, wife Of Lawson
NJ Fuller, in tho 35tb yesr of her sge
Her relative, aud fends siecuonaey invited to attend
One hundred and hfy hfihst and Tenth ave-, on
"Wednesday, the 18th inst. at o'clock y. w.
4
Eighth ave. Onei udred and twenty it'll st. and
spges from there to the church.
FOL NrAIN-In Brooklyn suddenly. on Sunday evening,
April 9, 1855 Epmsf youngest dsusher Of Capt
Gideon Fountain ...
Tuesday s ss,sG9n April H. 'i O'clock
Friends and relatives Of the family and OF her brothers inaw,
George Williams aud VIM A. Harding invited to ct
tend ''I
MoRRls--On Monday April TO- ., m, at West Newat
j. Mary Ann, vie q Jacob Morris In the s:'h year Of
herr age. - q b. .'...i ... .si I'D.
Patterson, N. j., papers please copy. - \.
MLBANK-Oh Sunday, April g. Samuel Mfbsnt, 10 the OIL"
The relatives and friends Of family respectfully 'n
at IA ocoek from his late residence No ~ East Twenty
fourth-st, without further notice.
His ,snains win De taken to Greenwood r., ~.
YAyN-on Monday morning April 10 AZ ms Issuance
f ave- Brooklyn Nh John Psyn' IN the "o'h year ot hN
age.
SIP Richard Sip In the 6sth year his ase,
The relative, and friends Of the family are respectfully nvsd
10 me mn era his late residence IN Bergen N
4 on WsSns.asv Apni H. at > O'Clock.
IN hs IN waiting at u o'clock at Jersey City ferry
sToRN-snaJsnIy on Monday April J. at her residelcs.
FordLam KeIia u Abraham Storm In the olss year
rnn.ps vii take place om her lse residence Wednesday
afternoon OF y O'clock. .-. .
swAN-ru Brooklyn, F. d. on Sunday. April AFTER short
and painful nrss John Earl only child OF Richard W. and
Nsry Jane swan. aged months and 2S daya
tbs estves aud friend. q ths family arg respectfully iry5
nom The residence Of hi, PsreuiISa 1871 slsA'sSSRa 1t
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of patriotic rejoicing concluding by saying "Gcnte
men, will give you just five minutes 70 clear the
building inv This invitation TO holiday was most ex-
peddously improved and the day will bsfsbully de-
voted to patriotism and John Barlycorn. A crowd
then proceeded to the White House, singing hurahng
and calling for President LiEcoln The President ieel.
ing ipdsposed sent his congratulations TO the crowd
and invited them to call upon BIN at AGO O'Clock this
evening.
THE TERMS or SURRENDER.
The criticisms and discussions thus far this
mn, ding the terms Of Lees surrender varied
and sp,ritad. While oil rejoice at the prospect Of
speedy te, inaon Of the war there many who are
chagrined at nc virtual pardon extended Lee and Lis
chief-ofcers. PHO rl.I ..
THE TaEA. CRY AUTHORSHIP.
1t is understood that William Pitt Shearman
of New. York will succeed Jo.c Wilson as Third Aud
tor Of the Treasury Wilson succe,ung fieids as AS
sisiant Secretary
THB AMNESTY.
The bride Of unconditional forgiveness 9tiefed
by Lincoln to the Rebels has already establish asp"
in party opposition Il forming here ~our'y
Ben Butler in big speech made hrom WIZARDS steps
has fully expressed The pcPnlar dissatisfaction. The
other speakers who following demand punishment
for the Rebelconmarders and leaders and offer forgive
ness Only TO the rank and file. sw
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Missouri.

TIE ST. LOUIS ELEcTIoS--BETTER AID Del;
Union candldl;c sor Ma, or in St Louis, is i,Ve- ~
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The -. A,bnn. Robbers.

TORONTO, C. W. Monday, April 10 1868
The raiders were brought before the court
this morning and all discharged. excepting Young
who was committed for tsiat y -.
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ST. LAWRENCE the corporation election
hold In Canton Ami T. Tire Democracy elected their
entire itch Ut through the ndifoDce Of Union voters
The majorIties ranged from IL 10 To-
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VIZ, tie undersigned, cordially recommend
to the notice Of the friends Of The Christian Commission
the offer ofE. H. T. ANTHONY Co.. to devote to this OBJ
jeet twenty-five per cent Of their retail, sales Of Albums,
stereoseopic Views and Card Photograph foe the fortnight
commencing April assst forth IN their advertisement,
Gxo H. sruARr Pres. U. S Christian Commission,
J. T. DuRYEA
H. DYER Sec. N. Y. Branch C. C. r- Cd .'.a .,-
NORRIS K. JBsuP. ...f.t =
THEoDoYB RoosEvELr s. % .
". l.. DoDGE, Chsirnan n. \. Branch
THg CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
NorICg TO EvEKYsoDY-Two WBsKs yoR TIE SICK and
WouspzD SOLDIERS
During she fOrtngt commencing April we will devote
per Of all the retail sale. gs counser Of
Albums Sereoscopo Views aud Gard Photographs AMI also
By mail for the when ope-ihed to the re-
lief sick and WOUNDS soldier through tue insro en
taty Of the Christian Cor,is.on. Ordsfs b mall for this
Object bearing ds any time previous 70 May hss WI b" re
ceived, and the twenty five per cent pad over
The acknowledgment Of Treasurer Of the Christian ON
rn.-so viii be se,vwhcn required The goods VIII be cold
at our usual printed catalogue prices.
z. & II. T. ANTHONY Co,
3D. ...- SCI Broadway, New York.
rf ado.xs from Sc Nicholas Hotel
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POO ..... ASSEMBLY,
The hin relative to the Harlem Bridge vas
rrmted
ASSEMBLY,

f.. ..... ASSEMBLY
The hin relative to the Harlem Bridge vas
reported
Tho New York Citg Bounty and Boni. bill.
To incorporate The esty VI Newhurgh.
TO ENABLE the New Yt4k ard Honsaicnic aud Norrh
RaHead Company 70 tcoei grant ron the state
Of -Conusstcnt
Relatlre 10 false osrtl6cases Of death In Now Yor.
Mr. fsITAsOS Oscr a s-rics Of resolutions returning
thanks ~ Lieut. Gen Grant. his officers and sodssr.
for the overthrow of the military power ei the ksss
Hon. aad declaring that ucdrrnton IN the hgpr oil VIC
tOry and frgteres Of iniprlcs endured became a. a.
great patton .nd that u gill be the earnest bead 81
UhioD In tho futare bJtweon ps for II viii win the van
quished back 10 our carts and arms. and thus Eeca
theu 10 l1yalty and rcprnt9ne-. ......
Objections usre II AIDE 70 the confederation of the
resolutions.
The privilege. Of the Aoor werr extended TO e,Gcv
Pollock. of pvrnsylvanin and George n STUART Prs
,a sss Cd 's b. T6uss S coasrs
a,a,ed The peEbsrs aud the pe"plo upon tic great
victory Of SATURDAY.. Recess
EVENING sIKeIoS.
| Mr. SANFORD reported lhebill 10 confirm the
ordnance Of tbs Common Council Of New York. author
ling the 1hirdaysbus Rsilgoud Company to extend
Mr. l.. P.Ekza noycd to go into Committee of The
Whole on the BIN fixing the compensation OF members
Of the New YORK Common Council, When was carried.
! Mr. VAN BlBES moved to strike opt The enaciIg
elause No had petioned for the bill and he de-
lnounced it > a swi indie upcd the tax payers;
Mr. J. L. PARhFB bad no interest IA the oi. bot be-
Mr, IYoSs believed the principle Of the bill correct.
| and should vote fOr II. =,
! Mr. j l.. SMITH depied that the Common Couneil
was dishoDest An tho other elective Offices IN the
city woc paid for their services and why not include
, the Allermenf .....t
| Mr. VAS BURRS moved 10 amend by prohibiting toe
Common Council from making any donation from the
pulc funds 10 any individual or corporation or king
Iy increase OF salaries aud declaring any such action
void. go .... -,
| Mr. STEWART would give men holding responsible posi-
iDps fair remuneration and therefore. In favor o
tns bill though he would for the amendment offered
atot dshonest Aldermen do the least toward putting
good men in thu Board. ,
4 Mr. MATHEWS moved TO amend Ny. Ven Lurons
anebdment that no donation increase 81 salario
shall be made without 80 vote OF three'orths Of nj
the members elected 10 the bard. ...,..
! Mr. Matthew'S amendment was adopted.
i Progress was then reported. 's. ..-,.. ~.
i Ny J. j. SMITH moved 10 ord'r tire bili to tbirt
treadIpg which wos carried 4sto 80.
Adjourned | .r G. I a.
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A NEW HOOP SKIRT.-6 lady OF this city has
invented hoorskirt cal..d the Magic" which
claims several advantages the hoop
skirt be called garnents~r in use. 1t Is con-
strcted With flexible POINTS az The sides 80 arranged
and adjusted that ID folds about the easily
and naturally the dress and does not project ess
ward Oh one side whom pressed he other The con-
tryAnce simple and perfect that it assumes i's
symmetrical shape when the pressure 10 Iemovsd,
without any care from the wearer. Its spe ,ta peou
lisriiy VIII DO doubt. commend 1t TO ladies'. ...
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Special Notices.

oo S".1 ~ s,. sss@s b held Gsspsy
DAY EvTNIS0 Apnl IL, at BIescker Building, q y
70 avoid l ". cas s,s e 4:
ssy md bring al your cTSaL P' Cliff Ssns '
" IRVING Ap.xs, Secretary. ..f5i - 81 n ..o
JoHs WrLsoy. Treasurer - -,.,
nths Ward requested e. ssisns sst% rfysN
hitting anli.tments and avoiding .ie DRAFT ~ 8g.ba
By order OF ca ssffsy f. e&%RsaxLL ch..n
CHARLES W. DARLIss. Treasurer ID .i-.. go r.''
A. FREDESBuReH, Secretary. ..... N.- -
American institute Farmerse Club s's.sins e
the Club viii he held TO-DAY tfaesdayl. April y, gH
Sas AT At %So take an interest Il Ssc improve
meats are i0'A'a 70 ''' JOHN W. cHAMBER Secretary
- = ''''- Clothing. 49,. ....-
~, FALL IN GOLD. sd
,E ..t ir. FALL rs GOLD. rd 81 l.----. r"
.NJ3.al FALL IN GOLD 'i -.--.Opo.u l
az 81 .--.-..' FALL IN GOLD
.---''-- FALL IN GOLD.
y ----'''' FALL IN GoLD. '-..v
FALL IN GOLD.
PRICES MARKED DOWN 40 PER CENT.
PRICES MARKED DOWN 40 PER CENT = 3
/ PRICES MARKED DOWN 40 ear CENT. 80 81
re- PRICES MARKED DOWN 40 PER CENT.
+ 39S, 400 AND .402 BOWERY,
39S, 400 AND 4O2 BowERY .--.- .
39S, 400 AND 402 BowERY ~
39S, 400 AND 4O2 BowERY.
3ss, 400 AND 4O2 BowERY.
NJ 39S, 400 AND 400 BowERY. b,
CLARK, TRAPHAGEN e HUNTER.
CLARK, TRAPHAGEN HUNTER,
1ft CLARK, TRAPHAGEN HUNTER, D,
,
ID THEIR ENTIRE STOCK .- NI =
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK !
.-'- THEIR ENTIRE STOCK -
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK ~
.l THEIR ENTIRE STOCK n III
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK ria
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING <
MEMS BOYS, AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING ,-
MEMS BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING
y MEMS. BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING
I.~- AT RETAIL, t.-..-....,
f .sir s.t tm AT AT nrrHL' lialso9 -. -
f"iI .l''h'" AT RETAIL ar aaaf 'a~ 'f;,
At RETAIL s1f' 'ls-.r17oo
AT RETAIL. .rr8a, I'a.rs n3t,
FOR LESS THAN THE MATERIAL ALONE COST
FOR LESS THAN THE MATERIAL ALONE COST. IA
FOR LESS THAN THE MATERIAL ALONE COST. ,
FOR LESS THAN THE MATERIAL ALONE COST.
.I .eat go 1i 900 fsfrf or 9rlt gl, .u
!, wisfar's Balsan F.'"--
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4
ALL LADIEs AVID GESrLsMES CAN HAVE
BsAurrrL HAIR. f,
cBxvALxps LIVE roN THE EAR
retse. GRAY HAIR to "a origins, color steps iis F.ILnss
Der keep. tbs HEAD CHAN ssss shove comparison wsh
any other hair dressing sod sns Drug Stores aud at ns
Office. No. Liza Broadway. 5sA. CHsvALIrx MD
You CAN,r SNOW Your PATRIOTIC DELtGHf1
batter by bsyings Hat KNOX the well forsihes
Hs.I Of No. az Broadway. Hs Iscees has been imseg
n.ble Tor years Ksor shoad be breveted hJorGensra
IA. glossy cheap cad dsra5 hats have xvsa such
General Satisfaction
CEDAR CAnPHoR FOR MOTaS.-March and
April are bs., months insur~ Winter clothing
sxast runsby thrvsye. of these destructive vermn One
package NOW "a rorsh SIX in June. HARMS L CHAPMAN
Bo.tOs, fsc,ure II. AL Druggists havs it. La II -
AN OLD NURSE PoR CBnDRsS fail
10 procure Mr.. wsLows soorHIss sraup for children
Der child pas. through ,h. critical period wbOu, the aid Of
this .uAbe preparation Gives re-, to the uO,heE and 70
lief ard heath to the child Cures Wind cole and regulate.
the bowels. - cent. bottle. ~
DR.. yOy EIsgyBgRG,
| INVENTOR 0y TIVE FAMOUS ......
AEsIHETico-NEUkALGicos, .fU
| | FoA THE Cuss ALL DrKAsEs OF ma
| Erk. FAR CHRONIC CArARRH.
| . Irsas THRoAT HEART and CoNwsrTsoS
| MAY be consulted q his Consulting Rooms
| No. el6 BRoADwsr a.- .
| flEARrya RESTORED by APPLICATION Win Dr. VOC
\ EsxsBKRo's ArsraKrco NEunALafsoS
T. d. LIGHTHlLL r5r.
Can be consulted al HE residence No "a u. msts place
Eg h,h between Second and Thirdsvesb fom Va M NIL
I =. Hl.f trfr DsAysxss. CArARnI
D.chass from tho bar Noises m the Heel ana al
Of tho
4 Ear, THROAT. AND,
AM PAssAGE-
BEAUTIFUL LIFE.LiKg PTcTURBs.
Csrtes vsnetts - per dozen. Duplicates 81 All mega
uves registered X. A. LEWIS No lslChathanst ct. ~ T.
SILENT SEWING MACHINE.
Wutcox GtDas No. s08 Btosdway
AT HUNTS, No. 430 Broadway. q large ~.
sort Il SHOES and CATERS r spring AMI samuer wear
at FETAL prices. o.. and.
MARRIED..
LITrfr -IPSLTF-In Brookvn Aprn6 8. By the Rev J. A.
Paddock Oliver dttls. formerly Of Tyrone 10 Amsoa third
daughter of late Le. OF the city OF Armagh
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A BOuK SMINpLE.

There are reasons for believing that an oatra.
geOps book inde is being pcrptrated at the capitol
IT win be remembered that sDibe three years since
large number OF the annals Of Congress were ordered by
resolution crowded through the House of Representa-
iiyes and reseinded few DAYS aferward when Il was
understood. Meanwhile tine ogncr or mortgagee OF
these BOOKS had them conveyed the capitol and man
aged TO get permission TO store thr there They were
neye formally delivered ard since then the House has
refussd TO pay for them Al the last session Of Con-
Cress an innocent resolution passed distributing by
lot among the members all the undisribsted books at
the capitol. What right the members had to vote
themselves books which should be retained for new
State libraries or for replacing losses by FIRE &C. in
the public Libraries which have already been supplied
is not apparent But is limited that the rel cat under
The meal is the distribution Of the annals Of Congress-
not accepted which Congress win then have to pay for
Their value is several thousand dollars and we hope
mat volume Of them will be permitted TO leave tho
capitol The proper ocers Of tie House should see to
this
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IAav, r,.crurnt 49,
NEW YoRx, April G. E6a
We HAVE THIS DAY
tYEDUcED THE PRic2
20 PER CENT
oCR STOCK or
Gas F1NTuREs, IAhfs, sc.
AHCnER PAsCOAsI. Manufactrrers
Nos. q II. 10. IS and Il Mercer ", Nsv.fork.
tAivcrtlscuent
PETROLEUM IL KING -
And you VIII believe 1t when Jon call at No. coo Pearl
81 and see HOY completely /, answers NJ fuel. to do
the entire work and L..
CookMa
o, a family Of any size.
Adyoftsoucnt
CHEROKEE PILLs--FBMALR REGULATOR
Sold BY al pfusgi.t, per box Thirty two rage pamph-
let be- Addres. Dc W H. MKnwIS Co. No % liberty
a., New York
tAdvertiomrrl
p BOYS ALL-WoOL MELTON SUITS, OF Silly.
BRokAw No "a Fourth-ave and No. 81 Lafayette place
fAdver,iseuentI
LETTERS, 573 Broadway, IL selling his stock OF
ladies' and Chndrcn's Boots and Shoes and fine Gents
slippers at low prices. Jefrrs No 573 Broadway.
'i. 80. ADVERTISEMENT
CoRss, BUSIoYs, ENLARGED JorYTs and all
diseases ~ the bet cured by DR. ZAcHiEs No 80 Roadway
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la ayrrtisensnt. !

To.CURg DYsPRPSA Add two spoonsfnl ot
Mediested Cider to wins-gla A. fnsi OF water. aud
take before or while eating.
To GUkK CHRONIC DIARRHEA-IGke two table,
spoons full OF DIR. T. II 1AIBoIs MEpICAIED FINE
APPLE UIpR rveIy ten minuer also add ten drops 70
Quart Of cold water ass inject half pint every NJ
teen minutes. You will be- all right. For sale
everywhere Il 4. BABBIrI. Sole gent,
"a q u 81 g %. 20 y. and "a Wash.nR0n-st, n.
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fAive-ti.sn-nt
DYSPEPSIA AND FITsl.-A surs cure for these
distresing complaints 10 now made knows In reatise
on Foreign apd Native Herbal Prepare ons. Published
~ Or a. PHEfrs BRowy The prescr.etfOn was fur
n,.hei him in sue provide that he oan.
ru con pt,oesy refuse to make IL known. has
cured ery BODY who used IT, never having failed In
.ingB case Ii is squalv In Gases of fits As OF
Dy o.riA, and tho nay be found In any
drug store Sent Ia eli ON the receipt Of five cents
bid Dt. q. PHEIfs BROWN
No - f.randst Jersey City, Ncv-Jefsey.
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SHOOTING Iyre A TRAIN.

Passengers by the list nights New-York
,an report that several revolver shots fired into
4le cars near Newark which resulted in the death Of
twopersons, one a Captain retaining TO service.
- AN EXTRA SESSION.
The city is filed with nnnors OF the Presi-
DENTS determination cal extra session Of Congress
but nothing more certain than ns bare probability can
be ascertained TO night. ff s-'l -r
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N AR RE u,

MARRIED..
LITTIF-LRsLIR-In BROOKLYN, AprD6. By the Rev j. a
Paddock Oliver Lls formerly Of Tyrone, 10 Amsoa thf
daughter OF the late su Coon Les. OF the city Of Ara IN
Ireland
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Business Notices.

GARDEN ApoRyMESrs, VASES, FOUNTAINS
CuAms sETrxks RusrIo sEArs. TsKlLsEs. &c. at CHAs
Co.. No. 50 broadway Opposite the 81 Ncholas Hotel
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SECRETARY SEWARD.

Secretary Seward injuries assume serious
character If the danger Of eryspens that threatened
io.day is passed fears expressed by medical men
that owing 10 his inability 20 take solid nu'rment nc
capnot repair the waste Of his vitality in time to meet
She heats OF the coming warm weather
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daily subsistence from the GoVerpmen
VIII make no effort 20 become self-sup
porting while a too generous couEtr,
deals out 20 them its stores without
money or price. trust I may be par.
doned for tie esrnestness with which
press tins important subject upon the
attention Of the Government Justice
TO the honest, loyal tax PAYERS of tbe
country demands that their burdens be
lightened IN all practicable Havs.
A careful, rigid inspection Of dwell.
lngsi barnsi smoke houses, Dc, and
thorough inquiry among the colored
people Of many communities would. I
think, develop much bacon and corn on
either side Of the route ever which
Sherman's eonquering legions marched
onward 70 the sea They in the South
who Aaps should be mada 70 divide
with those who have not, instead of re-
curing the industry Of the North to in
debt
The great mass who draw rations sre
not strictly refugees, and therefore not
properly su6ject 70 my supervision. Nv
suoordiDates have been directed 10 eut
on = large number from the ration list
who have heretofore been classed as
refugees Refugeeing' has become
quite profession all along the border,
We viii endeaFor to sift out--care for
the genuine Who are destitute and wor-
thy; and cast out the vsgrants
have reduced the number drawing
ratious in Middle Tennessee alone 2 300
during the ten days last psst In a
lew cases my action may cause Tempo 1
fary suffering; but better that than !
to continue Government institutes for
1ae diffusion Of Ignorance and the pro- |
motion Of idleness aud crime.
an sir, with great respect
Your Obedient servant
lSignedI CLINTON b Fisk,
Brig Sen, Asst Com.
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Lill, We observed as the @bright parti
eular staIs" Of the pretty galaxy. The
plays over, the distribution Of premiums
took place, as also that Of the gradua
ting honora The fair aspirants who
received the beautiful gold medals in
this department were Miss ]. MN ahon,
OF Marshal, Mich; Miss 4. Fuller, Of
ColdwateF, Mich and Miss s Hays, of
Sturgis, Mich. Their intelligent c9un-
tenanees bore the marks Of their studi-
oEs habits and powers Of close spplics-
tion. Gen. Sherman made very short
but welcome speech 10 the assembly as
be was obliged to leave before the
exercises we're over to NEE. the train,
but all completed, the guest we're
Invited to well served supper, after
which they dispersed highly pleased
with the entertainment with the fine
grOu'd, vita the institution and the
happy position Of the pupils at ST.
Mary'A
The distFi button Of honors was asfol-
lows In the Senior Department the
Gold Cross Of Honor for superior ex-
cellence Of conduct was awarded to /
Miss E. Emmons, of Jackson, hich. /
The Crowns Of Honor for nestness, or
der, poiteness, amiable and correct de.
pertinent we're awarded to Miss n
Mukantz, Of Bourbonmais, Ill; Miss A.
Fuller, Of COldwater, Mich.
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Gen. Harding and his ColOred Folks.
A correspondent o: the Cincinnati
Gazette writes from this city az follo8s:
No man about Nashville is better
known than Gen Harding His plan
tation is one Of the finest Ia tennessee,
and he went into the rebellion with his
whole soul But he has been subdued,
has taken all the Oaths, and seems dis
posed 70 observe them He has on his
plantation hundred and ten negroes
the remnant Of once valuable stock
owned before the war. Yesterday Gen.
Fisk went out to Gen Hardings to talk
with him and the colored people about
6 school When the matter was fret
bFoaehed, Mr.. II expressed himself in
strong terms against il BE was will
ing 10 pay for the work he obtained,
but q cOlored school he would never
have on his plantation" However, q
meeting was called, Gen Harding intro
duced Gen. Fisk, told who he was,
what his.busin0ss was, and sat down
Then the General took the floor and
explained his views in regard 10
school. The scene Just there and then
formed q spectacle worthy the pencil
of Raphael here sat the ex-rebel
planter and General, and before him q
Of eX-slaYes, whose dusky
faces, when they heard Of the school,
we're lighted up with s JOY better inn
agined than described. One old gen.
tleman broke OUT "Bress de Lord,
Massa General, dat is Jest what we
want, exactly
After hearing the General and be-
holding the enthusiasm Of the blacks,
Mr. Harding gracefully surrendered
one of the most wicked prejudices Of
the South, and agreed that a school
should be opened on his plantation, 70
which he Hoald give ell possible en-
couragement AS soon as arrange
ments can be made and q suitable
teacher procured, a soh0ol Of sixty chill
dren will be opened
Gen. Harding pays his men eight
dollars per month, his women six dol
lars, clothes and feeds them, gives them
the whole Of every Saturday 70 them
selves, and furnishes each one Of them
with q truck patch free. Many Of his
hands, however, desire TO rent land
and manage their own affairs % as 70
get ahead in the world When urging
this upon Gen Fisk's attention one
shrewd old man said. I'VE will pay q
good rent and work hard We Is hon
est niggers, and want 70 deal justicely