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crime IN New York.

Crime was never more general ami daring
than now The inoendiaTyt the burglar,
the highwayfaan, gototheir work in bands.
There are times when Il seems as IL the city
would be laid in asheS Children ripen At
an carly age and commence their career OF
crime before they graduate from the prina.
rv school. Most of our street walkers arc
children from twelve 90 sixteen. They go
from the towns, cities and villages around
New York nightly 10 their destructive en-
ploy. They can be seen landing from The
various boats on the edge OF the evening
shoals, going onward TO their place Of ope-
rations IS readily as the newshoys can be
seen il the early morning. Shirt factories,
binderies. Wholesale Tailoring establish.
ments contain thousands Of young girls
who work through the day and are street
walkers at night.
The dance cellars, Low concert saloons.
and lager beer gardens are filed with the
same class Highway robbers are as com
mon rs piokpocksts. Daring robbories on
the edge OF the evening in the vicinity Of
our great hotes are common. Day gsm-
bling houses are increasing at a fearful rate.
They arc in the proximity Of stock speeu-
lators; they are near the mart of dealers
in gold, and throw their doors wide open 10
men maddeued By defeat and wine. Thcy
are not only near the immonse wholesale
establishments, where an immense number
of clerks are employed but arc often in
the same buildings Floors arc taken,
boarded, and scaled 20 afford secresy, win
dows closed to shut oHt the light Of day
and prying eyes; gas lighted rooms elegant
Is iurnished-tables loaded with laxarieS
and vine, free 10 all.
Here fathers, husbands and sons arc found
clerks 90 their way 90 the banks or Gus
tom house--young men out " 10 lunch -
are enticei here they gamble and ding
away money, reputation aud SON. The
number Of these institutions, increasing
daily, show how profitable they arc. -. )
how we'll patFoniEea. The sofiening Of the
brain, a disease not so common III New
York-the sudden commercial revolutions
-lac ruia Of - many attributed 30 bad
specuiations or business reyerses, have more
connection with these day gambling essab-
Tshments than the world knows Of Alas
for the rising gcneration'in our great city.
Nee York Hera3.
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Thomas wisr rs. William II. aGaIene.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE.

CATIONS 81 ne asa Ia Ais case lbai ire aesssasas
aoHgsSaeat 81 Toabesies u esaered that RaieaitsB Be
made fer foer successive weeks IL HroShieEs MhF Retne
said deeufani appear dsfense Tie bin,
AosAay 81 gaoe coafs % CkaassF3
JACK sorsaEs ihe vA be t&fen VT confessed ana
~ ss ~ ~ &C. HH MARCHES. CAV.
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TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE
: s4fftS y asa- i naas.fesadeat 81
TsAae4ser n u orasfrd thss phNaaiiea be aae
fsf saeks 10 gfeEuous Wha, aafyae Sad
dssseaAHt AFSs before ss AA haAy 81 jsns sSx
and stead asmsR said b tAs VII ee
hen f eaafesse Isg heAFsng pAFse hiM.
Ees y n. haAfCnkA, Q. A.
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& Linsey aaa a. L. wAees. Exssssass Of wm. Carry,
dssgd W. Jsmsa wIiIasns.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE

aA7f0Es q the ba "a Tits detsaaas leases
wEan4 aau-FSsdeat 81 Ne STATE Of YERseesest 70
efed puscaos made iss foar saeesssss wsrks IN tie
Knaxsis Nhs astyog said dssadsnt sppasr an ska
said ssoFs ccsFt 81 caaeeFy
Jacksbeeoags . the ssh AeHasy sf June Hs1t.
pc r H.BkAfUHR, o, An.
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N0T,I - IaE FRtEsns az PARoLED ASH
ENCHASGED PRIs0SERs la view Of the
great anxiety felt throughout the country
for the welfare Of our prisoners now arr
wing at Annapolis, Maryland. Miss Clara
Bartgg by permission ~ Gen, Hitchcock
Commissioner If Exchange with the sane.
ton If the President, has kindly nBderta-
dencc, in regard to the condition Of our re
turned soldiers, and especially those in the
hospitals al Annapolis aud, sofar as il may
be possible, 10 learn the facts connected
with those gha have died IN prison aHd
elsewhere All letters addressed 70 Mas
Clara Barton, Annapolis, Maryland, win
meet with pronlpt attention.
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ApTAoEMEHT

gasas. II. TsgloF g. Hess Ciksaa Va. psak, Tssstls
Il. Brudies sad H,atsaafa Rfitias
TUE PLAINTIFF, On AFFIDAVIT,
says tbs asBdsals asR iaaehssa h ass hasdFsa
deaEH and Asseid seass thssssss that the aassy
served RYon Ae having nhtaaea
aa3nsi hs aasaAA shis stuse RacAY
kineafa Justice OF hsRescs tsf AasFsan cesAfy ard is
having been levied apen AIS az aseadaas u
RreSasvs ~g, notifying Esa aeadast 70 spPeaF before t
hz ees The let DAP 81 guiy 1885, he HH bs
mis.4x pas mfGEfHY KINcAap, 3. 2.
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ATTACHMENT.

Royai Lstos -. w. @. Pas aad Peter Aayesss.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
says the dsfsndAns ere nAsssa " Aa Ana 90 ahssoai
Dat pseess ~ ua tss kAFiES sstssea a.
eFRal attachment against tbs tesdsst as1s rvtaFnAbls BE-
sAmes HotgeS 1asss % te esses cseFas Aa1
Ne hAvnS levied their pFoPeEyi sasrea ~
said Jatsf hs aeisadnnt kpfeaE bsfss hlz hs s1s
CAeaFse seas8y tas 1eth % Auess iees eli ~
Pfpseedes viii PAFte Il 4 fbts sfaFsa that t Eoles
he patlshe fer Sur seeusszve he KnaEyls Wke
haafchia-aW pss JANIS HobaEe. J. p
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ATTACHMENT.

D. s. Wac e. Ri7ies Payas.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
Il says ne asfen8aai INDEBTED hs - ahscanas
esncsas h tst he ardsaFy pFscsss 81 lac s&aass BE-
served uppn him, RsyinE obtained oFeHa Atlsehnsa
against ths - Ne assRaaa a4e fetaFnahis kslefs
David Goddard gasss 81 the Peace of ESant e0aniy AS
ths sAss kAyine been lsFi ca s ptePsfy IL ordered -
ssa gatee that the aeadapt Aepear bsFs k - he es
10 The ish et dstet % HsEnf eaany tie Ssh aay o.
Nay ttsb iii Be proceeded sith paris. Il farhss
essTsa ha hs aVes k Paeshsa 20 r szsaessiys vseks
sssis-s9 PMS DAVID soDDaRp,LP.
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wIliiAla Oaks Is. Jauss y. csmpbel
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE

CATIONS 81 ihe bl thss aea4ant aeafssaent 81 ths
STATE fsaHessse ordered hs PahsAsa ~ nA4s ~
weeks 10 hseEBioss Whe nstfyas std &c
fsaasnt appear ana asfeha SAD kn esfe NE -
MeadAy e Jens The VII es faksn sT eoassssa
ana sci &c keAEsg Accordingly.
Etses n. bkAfotEh. Q. y.
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]. s LIesey ". Wa. Il, Bsss0sa
1T APPEARING FROM THE AIIE

CATIONS Of the BIZ m ths eAse that he defsaaass
aaFsadsat % fsBaassse ordered ihAi paecaGtoa ss
hns gf fear fscegps WEEKS n eFssnosa WIS. Assiaf
eAa aaiceaans 70 appeAs and zAke dsesse -
III before The 90 MaedsF 81 jane HeK asxt
cea * chanrsRy taeksbssah. win bs takea
tas eeAfssssd and %, ssf asAFaE Accordingly.
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llsargs v. snILh =. Q. 2. Klssala.

IT APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE
Il CATIONS o. the si lca shs hat she aefeuasst,
O. y Kerad, asR-fesiient sf feanesses IL sraese4
that pubSsoa Be made mr. ar Successive peSts n brssn-
ss HhF, Hsag ssd sscaasnt appear estsre ne
an aeady 81 Jaas cenrt 81 cbssesEy - gAeAs
kefoaSh and dsfgnd said hail. arr ks has IN seas va
- tak ar eenisSse4 and hearing kcoesdlnHiF
pas s.H- BRArcBEa, 6. y.
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CHAEcERY OoURT-KNoxyTILr.

is5erf AIsrd, E4aesies &C., -. Maasseass Aiaeksi
THE DEFENDANTS, wa. MOUNT
CASTLE aud tshn hse sbass Fssss sf Fesadsss. zee
kESua, stated IN she BIZ; u adsgea hak pshsa.
lies bs msas 81 isag sueesats Nsesn bsesaisss Nhas
Kssxs % he hFss aadsy az Agsa nsza hea ss sse .
aass shslr diehss e ne h ne w bs taxes ~
ssRsesssd and De kAsFihs 81 FsFae.
Re IA, pEADKRlUE, %. an.
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Jahn cAarnan 3. 3. 2. Klaeald.

john Chapman ~ B. z. klncaid
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE
u CARTONS Of ths en thai asIenaaat nsB.ssaaesti Ia
easrea s patstuh b sas tsf faS snsesssisS sssa b
zfuva ws aosns sid deeadsat zrPsaf aaa nahs
asrnss IA Chznesy ceaFt 81 yaaksssfeukh
the 81 Monday VI JsRs Ne s be tasea -
riss. So = ). d. aRAscHER, Q. IN.
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A Complete Assortmsn. of

A Complete Assortment of
Drugs,
Dye stuns.
CheInicols.
Fancy Goods.
&c.. SC. SSc.. &c..
Composing IN part the following articles.
Linsesa Oh,
Tanners OIL
Col oil.
Caste. n,
Sweet Oh.
Lard OIL.
Coral varnish,
Japan varni.A,
Putty
& laalss,
Maaass.
copperas,
cadbar, Z
Alan,
LogwOOd,
Paints, in oil and dry,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

Soldiers eEnbaFk from New York at the
average rate Of fifteen hundred day.
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LAW PARTNERsHTP

LAW PARTNERSHTP.
VlHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ENTER
20 late gartseFship tie Brssics o. LIS cFuas
ss ehsnssSy cssis 81 Jsasssoss rsasvs Dsadass ast
kaorss. ssA siss Ia zee esnY, csai chssssY ass -
Prena csnfts EFanTas - stlch
pisFes. fAssn Aprse Gcsf ss sszhsr - 81 csa
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ne eaFfsms ceast EEsis susraesi BE So
ssrtbios ik Col JoHn Mcfarland sni Nsssrs Lea, -,
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-02
THE LEGISLATURE.


The General Assembly of South Caroli-
ma convened in extra session at Columbia,
in the Chapel Of the South Carolina Col.
lege, on Wednesday of last week, 25th
ultimo. ' -
T The Senate was organized by the election
of Hon. F. j. Moses of Sumter, as Presi-
dent, who is to serve until the qualification
of the Lieutenant Governor; W. E. MAR.
TIN, Esq, Clerk A. D. GAILIA1D, Mes.
senger; and DUBosE EaaLEsToN, Door,
Keeper.
In the House, Hon. A. P. ALDRIoH, OF
Barnwell, was elected Speaker; JOHN T.
SLOAN, Esq, Clerk; HUGH S. FARLEY,
Reading Clerk j. 81. BoAfwRIeHT, Mes
senger, and G. NJ. GRAY, Door. Keeper.
Pursuant to the recent amendment of the
Constitution, the elections were conducted
vtva uoce.
On Thursday, 26th, the message No. 1,
of the Governor was read to the members
iof both Houses, extracts from which we
publish elsewhere in to-day's paper.
The new Constitution of the States pro.
vides that upon the first meeting of the
General Assembly, the Senators shall he
divided by lot intotw classes-one half 70
hold their seats for two, and the other half
for four years, in order that one.half Of the
whole number Of Senators may be chosen
every two years. In accordance with this
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bv n. 72ntt 80. a ssths 173fh; Pssieu -
s -. =. & ,s..s. iii s,s ssr.
ro,; IA 49,, ~ md & , n;sns;, 1 4 !
,isa,srv .o;r. :, /. s.tIo soI,. 3
alsastion 4 p.tn;tssa' :, S bssl 81 sausi 4.
but tl,iswss s snail nm * ii a;xssa1lxnov. 3
The oreat nr.otis.l + trotb. sbiaI5 ..fs IA Z
vancsa a and enfo,.ad. m.sa & ami tias,ly
: 5r cam & muoh value, M n,oxsov { "a:
vooased sbe n introduosion Il tSs BibIs i sssisls r.
out not. s. comment, @ into sis ssshools e
.our country. BE shousd that ProsssszSss
oct part which Is dangerous to themselves
and. diahonorine 10 God, by excluding ne
Bible from the school room. S,;. q; 6 &
After the delivery of the ssrnoes NJ
DroKson was called to thsohsir- she PsssE
;dan. ba;pe abseot y The 4 sRsporis IL tie
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thair oofumunioations and action than toi

The proceedings Of the Fenian Con.
gress, at Philadslphia, are still illenyeloped in
comparative secresy. The secretaries afford
only q brief outline of the business trans.
acted, and that Of a character whose publi-
cation is not prejudicial to the objects OF
the fraternity. During Monday, however,
it was evident, from the glad faces and ear
nest hand.shaking of the delegates, that the
Congress had decided upon some important
measure, the development Of which is mt
mately connected with the success Of tneil
plans. Funds are promised the, movement
in great abundance. The members Of the
Congress are personally; to subscribe half 9
million of dollars. 3gia 30 $
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"INqERNAL REVENUE GUIDE"
= We have been furnished aeopy Of q

s.INTERNAL REVENUE GUIDE"
= We have been furnished acopy Of a
pamphlet containing 96 pages, with the a.
b6ve title, compiled by q. j. ELFoRD,
ESQ.,, aAssessor of Internal Revenue Tax
for the Third Congressional District Of
South Carolina" and printed by Mr. G. E.
ELFoRD, at Greeuville, s. G. It is an in.
teresting, useful, and valuable work, and
should be in the possession Of fpyery man in
the State, who isin.the habit of transact
ing business. Tables are given 0f the
"Rates Of Duties, Licenses, Annual Taxes,
Stamp Duties, and Exemptions" /" under the
Acts of Congress, of July !, 1852, March
8, 1868, June 80, 1854, and March 8, 1855,
together with number Of the decisions
and rulings Of the Commissioner Of Inter.
nal Revenue, and abstracts of various laws
of the United States, passed since 1860.
As matter of interest to our readers,
we extract some of the more generally i'm.
portant decision and rulings Of the Com.
missioner Of Internal Revenue:
Manufactures and Phoducts.--Au ar
4 ticle known to commerce as an article of
traffic, which is produced by hand or ma.
chinery, must be regarded as manufac.
ture, and subject to- q tax, unless specially
exempted by law.
Tailora, boot and shoe makers, milliuers,
dress.makers, and hat, cap and bonnet.ma.
kers, who manufacture partly for sale gener.
ally, and partly to, order, are liable to tax
as manufactures. .z=2. =
a blacksmith is considered as a manu-.
,faoturer,if his work, including repairs, that
add ten percent. to the article repaired,
amounts to $1,000 per annum.
Articles of manufacture we'll known and
generally used, are taxable, though made to
order. A piece of aold material wrought
.iutosan article substantially new, does not
exempt it from taxation.
2 A person who manufactures molasses
from sorghum need not be licensed, unless
his annual production thereof exceed $1,000,
and the molasses thus produced is not sub
jeot to duty. :.
Stone used By a railroad: company in
building bridges, &c5 when dressed as
building stone, is subject 70 taxss 81
Flour barrels, broom handles, concantrs.
ted lye, balusters and Gre bricks are taxsble5
as iRanufactnres tsss * s,95ss z - S
Every distinct shop used BY q railroad
company for making or repairing machine-1
~, isTegardsd as . manufactery :
p Sales at AactioD An auctioneer can:
have but oueIplace; Of business under his
1icenseat which hemay receive consigu-
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mission TO consist of Eve persous, De appointe
ed blythe President Of the Senate and
Speaker Of this House, 20 consider and sre,
port plan whereby the faith and crsditsof
the State may be made available for the
purpose Of atfording relief to such citizens
of this Sste who have suffered siossfof
property in the late war. That this Com.
mission report the result Of their delibera-
stions to-the General assembly at theregp:
lar session, and Che persons composing be
allowed for their attendance thereon the
same pay and mileage as ID allowed Mem:
bsrs Of the Legislature. -
MT. Mpllinsintsod duced 8 resolution, which
vas agreed 4o, that numerous complaints,
from various portions Of the State, that
certain officers Of the United States Army,
and Treasury Agants, have forcibly taken
cotton and other private propertYs without
any color Of LAW or authority from the Gov.
ernment. of the United States; and the
parties who have been. TINS ldespeiied are,
Fin many cases without means TO incur tbs
expenses Of prefefring charges, and seeking
redress; and as the copducs Of the Preai
dent Of the United States has. inspired ~
With confident relispae IN :his Justice and
esrnest desire to .naintain the honor and
dignity Of the country, il is proper that 9
Committee be appointed, in each Congress
ional District, 70 collect, under oath, ell
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aoVERNoR,s RLEcTIoN.

GOVERNORS ELECTION.
Up to the hour of going to press, it has
not been definitely ascertained as who was
elected Governor of this State at che recent
election. Rumors are aaoat as to the re-
sult-one to the effect. that Col. ORR is
elected, aud another that it is Gen. HAMp-
TON. A few days will probably decide the
question.
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THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

1aH 0SV I1S0Na - DAI'05AOH'
The Message of Provisional Governor
PERRY was communicated to the Legisla-
ture on Thursday last. 1t is an admirable
document, and We regret that that its length
preoludes us from giving it to our readers
entire. We, however, publish such ex.
tracts from it in to.days paper, as are likely
to prove of most geueralinterest, and which
we commend to the readers attention.
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noes syss.o * 80 ~ = 8 80 s.
= ls2T suIj jsoess = ssat, aasys z. h,,a
inoolsenen. @ psynens y : ~ npss Z, ys''e
aoss =. ~ a.ls sss sa = ,..,... :, amin
- ssA .aa W.. Sasa s ss.ss !. =, s.,s,s nsces
$500 ,ts 80 .s,s,sTSs y sat.nf IN ~ ssststs 80.
se, y, 'ps "a :. ss,.,s;., x !, ,.,n;;ss |. atamn
Az. = - I q gbs Letters Il Il q guardianshir
s.s :. ~ !. ;sntv 4 cents q certia.
~ ss..s { s
hs i Istta,a Il administration
s.sss 80. III - s ,,.;os. ca,t;fiaatea and
s, ssSa 80 nsss s IN sssslana,,t of The es- g.
t..s Tbsf bona q Az. :, dini;n;istra tor, re-.
an;,.. = s,,d;t;on.I atan,n II sooe doIlar-
a. aoes Z guardian bond q :ess g. g, .
An ;netrnmant which ia NOT 4 conveyance
.f land INIT only,is. co,nf;rmat;on Of 4 pre.
aI;st;no titie Is not subiaot % stamp duty.
"A conyeyanos M q of 4 life estate d liable to to
atamn duty I according b the amount paid.
A new deed is subject to stamp duty Of
Eve cents as al agreement IS, Z -. :,
Letters Of administration &c eoy.is st,sl'' Ho1'
are i.ap'e g a'amP os.y: as !, aa,f n
~ l ), ~ u :
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-02
THE CHARLESTON COURIER.

We are pleased to see that the recent FIRE
in Charleston which destroyed q part of the
material of the Courier Office, has not
caused the suspension of this time-bonored
and popular journal. 1t came to us last
night looking as bright as new pin. Long
may it continue to be "Map of busy
life"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-11-02
Observation-Disclosures


Lieut. Hez, Thomas General .orden, No. o. ~ ~
"A! f. FeweIl Executor N0tice. = = -
vJ..S White Horses For Sale. sst5sEE 80, 5s.gs
London & Zmmeman--A Proclamation.
y. a. Brown, 0sY citation- g. Loye and J.
,. :. Moore--A. r. Love, deceased. -. -
Prof. J.sF. Laraeau-Furm University.
eThurber, Souie o Co-Amencan Land Land Society ant
Edward E. 8ccaareys matchmaker and JewsIler.
DR.. John May-Fresh Arrivals.
McCaffrey & Jones-Nouce of Copartnership.
" Petroleum OIL.
E, I" -Spectacies and Gases.
{. ,,gs.s..., -old Silver Wanted. a. 'e
,J.A.; Browne x. D.-eianon james n. and John K
- McDowen-Samue Mcdowell, deceased.
,. A. Brown, o.Y. -Citaton-H. Il. brennan and
T, Kee-Wlliam Agurs, deceased. -.
Floyd, Dobson Co-HsmlSss s1I .L Leather. = 2 t'F
London & Zimmerman Cheap Goods-Come and see
-a - ,71a Cheap Shoes -
..a Pocket Knives.
I" TO Country Merchants.
--a r. O. Liverpool Salt.
&c &c Horses For Sale.
! e. M. Kirkpatrick Land For Sale. =. ~
w. G. Mccullough and E. M Kirkpatrick &C., Fo
J.L. Moore-AdminIstra.or Notice
Carol, Clark & Co.-New store-Cheap Goods
1-NayIor's Cast Steel. 49,
O. 20 -" "-Hemlock Leather. -
Z" "-Powder, Shot and Caps.
W. A. Moore-Removal and New Goods.
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]. :.MRRR.MENTIoN.


The New York Heral5 sof itbes24fh ult.,
quotes gold at LAG Upland Cotton is
quoted: Ordinary, AZ; MiddIing, 5S !;
Good Middllng, co.. .:..:.:: =: Gen. RoBrar
,E. LEE subscribed 10 Che Amnesty Oath on
the End ultfmo, and it was filed, at the State
Department. recently y.......S.A resolution
to allow negroes 10 greater civil rights aud
privileges than those they enjoyed while IN
q state Of slavery, has been laid on the Ia
Die BY alafge majority in the Senate Of the
Mississippi Legislature. :. ......,..D Discharged
colored soldiers who cannot prove they we're
free atthe time Of enlistment, do not ne
ceiye any. .bednty. -. The Senate Of the
Tennessee Legislature haspassed BY one ma.
jority, q bill providing for the admission of
negro testimony in the OWL courts Of the
State. .....JEFE. THOMPSON says the only
persons in the South in favor Of any more
fighting are thosesvho did uoueWhen they
had q chance. Butter has risea in
Phifadelphia to. seventy.fye cents per
pound. .,.:.... Love in men is, like the: dis
temper in dogs. Neither puppies nor men
are worth anything until they have hadit.
Governor JAMEs JOHNSON has re.
-ceiyed Official information from Washing.
ton city that all the:dslegates. to the Geor-
gia State Convention will be pardoned.
The number of persons now drawing
pensions from the Government is 1886.
.........In the Tennessee Legislature ;reso-
lutions endorsing the policy Of President
:Johnson, ,as embodiedin his rsconstfuction
Of the Southern States, ware tabled By
twenty nine votes for, to thirty-6ye against
them. .......... Mrs. INGRAHAM, Q sister OF
RoBERr E. LEE, appeared before the Pro-
vost Marshal at Washington on Saturday
and took the oath Of allegiance. =. .......In
letter dated ::LaGrapge, Ga, September
80, B. H. HILL denies empbaticalls the
sensational story lately circulated Icorcern.
ing the manner of W1LIIAM LEYANcEY's
death, which, it will Be remembered, gas
said to, have occurred from injuries received
in "a personal rsnoontre with HILL in the
Confederate Congress. ."... ..The New
York Herald Of tie 18th ultimo, quotes,
gold l45a Upland Cotton-o ordGinary,
4s; Middling, 5s; Good Middling, go, in
currency.