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STEAMERS.


ATLANTIC COAST NAIL STEAMSHIP
e5 .e '-'--'''. COMPANY. r-''s '''.'-'' .
IMPORTANT NOTICE. -..y,1 b.,
800 Low RATES
gs- TO AND FROM NEW YORK.
g..5ss PASSAGE. sa
Tic or from New York, Sc, including Meals and
State Rooms. t.5 idi 81 ssM b
The new and elegant Side Wheel Steamship
"A L BE M a r. l. e, 7'
,.i " CAPT. n. A. BOURNE, $50. ...-I,''
viii leave every Saturday at p. H.. ......sao
Ell AT T E r. s .'' o..
So. CAPT. 8. ALEXANDER, .,.......o d
Will have Norfolk every TUESDAY at S P. m.
or as soon thereafter rs practicable, from Dick.
sons wharf, East Broad Water street. -
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed ae-
commodations, apply at the Office Of the Com
Ei"l 0e@5 s.....-.......d TH0S. II. WEBB
fsI 0t93 IL ..-.-.- 8Iillsot: tt---.-, Agent
LIVINGSTON, FOX 4 CO., Agents New
York, Office No. So liberty street. sets
Ivy s I DAILY LINE. -
To Richmond, City Point. and all Land.
gg ings on James River. l~s,,, s''
an AND AFTER THE 10th OF
~ September, the new and elegant Steamers,
20 G 60 RIG Fan N AZ ,d"-...-....'lsi'
59. .... GAIT. d. j. HILL. $40 /.
@J0.H N 9aSYLY ESTER, s'A =.
gI .q CAPT. o.. G. GlFFoRD, .tlsr
win leave the Wharfof the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company, Norfolk, daily, Except Sun
days) at 6 O'Clock a.. im., for ya,s3 Ian s5SN~aL
sge1 az RICHMOND, ,eoiioo salsd ,
Touching. at Portsmouth, Old Point, City Point.
and the Landings on james River IS ,T5ti1t .,
Passengers by these Boats, wilt arrive at City
Point in time to connect with the Cara for Peters
burg. ig
Returning, will leave Richmond, Daily, lex
cept Sundays,) at O'Clock, a. IN. ag.I e-aoT
FOR freight or passage apply to d. G. Ball,
| Agent, Portsmouth, Robt. Swan, Agent, Old
| Point. .b9-
/ FARE TO RICHMOND. ao'2iU -
HS' p ou.
Second Class. .........th2 co.
/ TO CITY POINT. r. q, ,,,rs, =,
fifst Ciass W o.
SECOND Ciass..., ",.........-..,-....,..rsl 20.
a.. lesn.r .tsa THOS. H.. WEBB, F.
sepS ~ s.t $50 sat i1geq Agent. '.
NOTICE. o'5 .... 1i.' .i ia ..
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RAIL ROADS.
RICHMOND PETERSBURG n
y ai 30 RAILROAD. COMPANY, Y,Yl

~ ai 30 RAILROAD COMPANY, ~ &.
Rtehmord. Va, JaHetl, 1856.
GUNNER SCHEDULE ~ Il,
- -''.-' 'iiSt TRAINS oi9W bS9DHF LiIE1edii
Lsavs Richmond at AIS A.eM. and I36 p IN. !
and .rrivs at Petersburg at $40 A. Nit aud
s.le NJ. lsmsi0 eli! Ia lcaog lre s-e1y ir7
Leave Petersburg. at $40 A, N. sad 5.a5 P. NJ.
D. and arrive at Richmond at 7,5o "A. NJ. and
P. NJ lI in a1il'asi99I Old III Y 49,
ON Mondays, Wednesdays and Frida ~ treip ht
and Accommodation Train will leave, Richmond.
at HIS 4, N. and arrive, at Petersburg at no
Z. u. Returning win leave Petersburg at As
A. NJ. H' 30 t9~"Hn} ls4qH 800 TT e15 10 y.
/ ION Sundays the morning train only win leave
kiehmond, snd the evening ,train only wil1eavs
'fetersourg. o lglsN saI 30 e. F. GILL; Vi
,}lt onIs.lu a. u,... Engineer 4 SppIty
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CHICKERING & SONS.
Esta bIished 1928

Manufacturers of Grand, Square, aud Upright
PLANO FoRTES..
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NJ daughters 10 sell Ny daughters TO sell! at6I
-gl London Punch. a
The sailors partiality towards rum is well
known. An apocryphal anecdote is violated
Of i sailor who being promised that he should
have three wishes gratifed, requested, fret, all
the rum in the world; then ali the tobacco ia
the world Here he paused not knowing Of
anything else he cared for. but being tod he
must make third request, ooh, than. . with
a sailors usual emphatic oath,) said he. "ist'a
have sonae more rum"
A North Carolina paper contains the follow
ing in an advertisement aConfedt ra g
money taken for goods, and also bank notes
Of North and South Carolina And rather
than be prescriptions, we will take green
backs, although old Thad. Stevens is going to
pay the deuce with them this winter And
if any of you have some of the hard. and it
is troublesome, we will not refuse it,
The Mayor of Halifax, England, at a recent
public dinner, stated that an application had
been made to HIM by an Irishman for testi-
mcnial of character The Mayor told him he
had never seen him before The lrshman
promptly answered, Faith, your worship,
that is the very reason I have come to you l
have never been summoned before you OF fnea,
and you never had any trouble with me. q
The village OF Fadams, France, a commune
of eight hundred inhabitants has been almost
totally destroyed by conaagration, kndlcd,
it is supposed, by a Oh lid playing with luciier
matches in a barn. Out of thirty tour houses,
Of which the village was composed. seven only
remain.
A man met a big Indian Oil the plains a
few weeks ago. The gentle savage had a
large bundle of sealps, and the white man
made bold to ask him what he had been doing
'Heugh!" said the noble red man, "me been
skirmishing fol- waterfalls -
A bon-nor Ct NJ. Dronyn de G4'Huys, the ex-
Minister of Foreign Affairs, is reported Being
asked for the definition of the word sauant--
"a sovant," answered the, lis one who knows
What is unknown to the million and does NOT
know what is know them"
The Shelby Sentinel editor is very funny
He says:
The Saiyisa Fair was o splendid affair. The
show of stock was tino. Things ,rent of well,
and three men were shot.
In an eastern literary paper some bluck-
head talks about western verses W. aus
pect that everything is a-verse 10 him
Prentice
Poems THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE HAS on
FlLE.-"Sunt bona. stunt qgaedam lnediocria,
stunt naala plura.
The coat of a horse is gift OF nature, the
coat Of an ass is often tho work of a tailor
One thousand new buildings have been put
NJ III Nebraska city this summer ID.
Fifty thousand pounds Of whalebons wers
so,G in New Bedford last week
Human reason il not God, az soaAe psessnd i.
Base balls-~thesa used By .himble-riggess
The bsst governed wife is she who governs
herself
Tarkeya soost much higher than Turks
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Cashier. = D 'i' ,
WIN IT. WAIEC Is

~. - 1850 WIN. H. WALES. loH il u#Oi 81
'itThis Bank lei open for the resumption 81 busi.
ness. Deposits, received upon the usual terms, in
teress pellg allowed at the rate OF Eve per cent.
" Al nEs remaining on deposit for 90 days
or upwards; 4 per cent. for q less period; IN
teress commencing 10 days after deposit, and
ces1ng, . days prior to Withdrawal nos7fT sdi |
s, The Institution keeping, accounts of its New
DDspositcrs entirely separate from those of the Old
Depositors, SO az tt, hns& ef the demand of the
New Depository wol9i II9Bl tsgfC1TE Sfi''''l90
Aiindeeted TO our Institution win please call
pay, cnrtail, or repewltheir paper.god' sdt al =
)gyt me board qf Directors will meet every Wed
hesoay ana saturday morning at 8 O. clock, ~
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P 0 E I 4 7
Daughters to Sell.

soHe BY LADY or FASHION.
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J NOTICE!- NOTiCE! :

IMPORTANT, TO THE PUBLIC. go
IN form the public and their, customers, that
they have disposed Of the last dollars worth OF
their old stock, and gotten in an ENTIRELY
NEW ONE, which was made up this season, In
Ger Baltimore factory. These Goods are svaried
STYLES, at low prices
We offer them at WHOLESALE or RETAIL,
as cheap a. the lowest Baltimore prices. Re-
member the placs-5l corner Main and Talbot
streets, Norfolk, Va. ss28
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CHICKERING & SONS Grand, Square
I and Upright PIANO FORTES are now, as
they ever have been, considered the best in Anne
rica, having been awarded a. al4f BIB . l.
... SIXTY-FIvE PRIZE MEDALS, q,
OF which fourteen were received in the months Of
September and October, 1865, and First Premi-
ams over all competit re- at the different princi-
pal Fairs in this country, and the prize medal at
's' THE WORLDS FAIR, LONDON.
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NOTICE.. - = ~
YINHE OLD '''
AND ESTABLISHED
Baltimore steam packet Company.
Carrying the U. S. Mail ID.
Are now running their safe and comIaodious
Steamers s2 ta e. W ts.AiJ y
aal THOMAS KELSO,
Captain GEoRaz W. RssskLL,

ADELAIDE, L l5g5ef t2
Captain JAMES CANNON. 90 sts fa IF
The THOMAS KELSO, will leave Norfolk
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The
Adelaide every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, from the Company's wharf, East Wide
Water street, at Lao, and Portsmouth at $50 p.
m, touching at Old Point. % r .r1a8I I I ,
Passengers by these Steamers arrive in 'Baiti-
more in time to connect with the early Trains
for the North and West. g .irEi ua 81 VI
Freights taken ALLOW rates, and promptly de-
livered ~ r. D 5.fd} a,i. 1'r5J - - Y .U.
For. further information, apply to d. c.. Ball,
agent at Portsmouth, Mr. Robert Swami, agent
at Old Point, or to the Pursers of the steamers.
COL. NJ. N. FALLS, President,
- s4+. Baltimore.
TH0S. H. WEBB,
au22 g.f- Kin Agent
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BANKS.

MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
1Nl- gt4sA SAVINGS BANK 6II =
JOG ,pEktcE No, ,3s,l B94ANK5 SgREEEf .d;s
5ea II saewM!aTT. HaRRfsoNsdj OF bsIiEo
Directors :5fJ9S iioiUiOgQG >
Jos. 4. Sra sLsy,l bre 'dD.B.Slsxss,.o % u
I Ian GArfs'd .'rolsK CT W. GRLabT, I
p. DsIAsf' JAS. H. LEisE.1 ..lil
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fItOR PHILADELFHIA.
I NORFOLK AND PHILADELPHIA.

aus6 t-SJf tgf Agent
LNOR PHILADELFHIA.
II NORFOLK AND PHILADELPHIA
a STEAM PACKET 60. liz
G, One Of this well known and popular line Of
Steamship ALEXANDRIA, Capt Allen.
NORFOLK, Capt Vance. o9',..'
Will until further notice. leave Higgins Wharf
Norfolk, every SATURDAY at - IN. for !1o
9gst PHILADELPHIA, aa ss
and leave Philadelphia every SATURDAY. at
IL m. 4.e -.sile.i 44 fHlius baa =
For freight, at low rates, or passage, apply TO
may26-tf Higgins's Wharf Norfolk.
CPRING AND SUMMER - III,
- ARRANGEMENTs FOR THE
NEW YORK 4 VIRGINIA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY. I'll haamfI5i +.
It Fl z q LID L I N E /,
GEO. T u! cdudA, Gca d.s,ss,:., an.
SARATO6A,I
A. L. KING, CoMMANDEa,
Wili leave their berth at Smiths wharf, Town
Point, hereafter at o'clock, p. N.
The NIAGARA win take her departure every
WEDNESDAY, ats a. NJ, and the SARATOGA
every SUNDAY at a. M, at the hours abovs
indicated, ard a most pleasant and delightful
route is afforded to travellers going North. 94ege
Elegant State Room accommodations are affof-
ded and the Injuries of our markets in the way
of fare. iGa s 3 bsl 5l.rs3'.
The rates of freight are reasonable and accom-
modating, ZOOS u..t a.fs.is
For further particulars, apply to aa-ls 81.
]. Al. SMITH & BROTHER,
.Gn Agents, Town Point,
maY2tt Norfolk Va
Mt w YOR X, NOR FOL X
IN sosy AND s7e1I n r q :
RICHMOND STEAM PACKET COMPANY,
This Line, composed of the Steamships VASE
INGTON Captain O. Chichester, and VALLEY
CITY Captain W. H. Snyder, will leave Higgins'
wharf, Norfolk, for New York,
EVERY SATURDAY, at IL ii.
These are irst-class steamships, have large
reight room, and will run regularly.
Leave New York from Pier IL, East River.
EVERY SATURDAY, at IL M.
For Freight, which will be taken at low rates
or Passage, apply to
TH5s, ?. cRoWELL s CO., Agents,
Hiuoins, Whsrf Nore,lL
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al SfAErA CAsoLtNE Co., Va,
March l 1898

MR.. All. NETwoNl DEAR Sir--I wish To- in,
form yoH, that purchased bottle ofyour Chseka
aom.ay Btftsrs for my sister. who was nearI,
King half'a bottle she was entirely cured. aad
mas not had ens since. write this in order, that
it may be published, that every one who NAV DO
suffering from Chills and Fever can be CURED +.
taking Chickahominy Bitters. ~ % sla7,'3FT 'fs
Respectfully, yours. uaG a. ). DtgEN
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E1RANKLINi dTsA'vTN ri ANx

N "A a1IN "a VI N GS b A n n
Il ania.tn91 sGt --+--+- slGl0Cu-C0 o LEI
JOHN WH III EHis, X s., sse ss
n.{ 80 - e. DfascroRs: c' -
y y B,WHiTEHEAD JOHN AMEs, a'blot
q ?. HA M d1 J: G POLLARb.q1gq
=. l. aBLoODGogDsaloaW WARD l9glQsa
~ smlj .1Q1l w. y. MOORE. .sfa HSfg y
EJa &c. DENING. Gasaisr. - ''f''
D 9L III LANGLEY, 4ssistant ,Caslisy,.A ,2"1
r, This institution isprepared TO receive deposits
and allow interest thereon at the rate OF, E'IVas
4asys and upwad and FOUR per cent for short
ID ss> Parties indebted to the Institution are
rsaqested to renew scurtail or pay their notes as
100, eoo1 ~ possiote. So II dhsn "a IN jy24-imis
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Ware Rooms, No. o52, Broadway, New Y ork.
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are warranted to cure CHILLS and FEVER
ever case where they get fair trial, From hun
dreds OF certificates in our possession, We seles
the following iahn Sas aai.s9h g1i,fi-~"s,.l
}an RlcHMoND, Va, November. 2, 1868. y
AIR. NEwToN;-Dear Sir--Your ohiskahom;au
Sstfers cured me OF the most violent attack Of
abandon business. Halfa bottle did the work for
me. is pleasant to take, and acts like charm!
-ig. 4 ours truly, q e9 ~ -. "a. sPRAKE.
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Certificate from Herr Carl Reinecke, eSuccesor to
the portions of Nendelssohn, both an the Con-
ssreatoire and as Conductor of the cslebra-
ted "GertoaH 'hoass Concerts" in Leipsic
LEIPslc, July, 1865.
hereby assert and affirm that he Grand
Piano forte of Chickering & Sons, of Boston and
New York, " hich have tried and examined, is
one Of the finest instruments of the class that
ever came to my notice. rir51-
CARL REINECKE
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and which are patent to the minds orthe whele
community.
EProbst states that he would have confessed to
all the murders before, but he feared IL ha did
so he would be torn TO pieces by the mob.
During the trial, and even at the time Of his
capture, he states that he had disposition to
make confession, but the yells of the crowd
when he first saw them frightened him into the
belief that If they knew the extent of his crime
all the police in Philadelphia could not save him
from their clutches.
Probst also states that be did not like to go
to the courtroom during the trial, as the yels
OF the crowd when he made his appearance on
the street made a deep and terrib impression
on him, and he much preferred the solitude of
bis cell.
During the afternoon he will be visited by
come of the authorities, and II is expected that
a minute confession in detail will be extracted
from him.
He knows that he will never again be brought
face to face with any number of his fello F-crea.
lures, until the day of his execution, and there.
fore will give to the authorities all the intorma-
ton they desire in relation to the murder.
Although no one had doubted, for long
time, that he was solitary and alone in his
devilsh work it is a source of infinite satisrac.
tion to know, from his own lips, that he had no
accomplice.
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curb and correction of reason in order to restrain
u passionate outoursts of the popular will. Yet
we cannot be bno to the fact that the repub ic has
cen for many years great and tree State, exit
biting to the word the example Of people in the
enjoy ment OF wealth, haI pIness ana freedom and
aforoInR bright prospects of the progress and i'm
pIovement of mankind. When ] reflect that the
ieproschts which by the States OF the,
Nor upon the ates of the South. and the resist
ance which they have called forth, have arisen from
hat accursed Institution of slavery, l cannot b 1t
recolect also that with great and
glorious institutions we gave them that
curse, and that ours were the hands from
which they received that fatal gift of the poi
soned garment which was flung around them from
the first hour Of their estab ishment Therefore 1
do not hink II just seemly that there should be
among US anything like exunaton at their discord.
and still less that should reproach them with
evil for the origin of which we are ourselves to
blame. These are the feelings with which heard
the remarks of my honorab friend the other night,
and must say that believe the sentiments which
he expressed form an exception TO the general im-
preston IN England. iced, think nothing could
be more honorable TO our country than the prevail
ing pain and grief which have been occasioned by
the prospect of that great and free people being
about to rush INTO arms to destroy each others hap
pness and freedom,
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MISSING STEAMSHIPS HEARD FROM.
THE getty OF WASHINGTON, DIS
ABLED AT SEA.
The "Propontis," from Philadelphia,
Arrives at Liverpool with the
Passengers Of Both the
Steamers on Board.
Etc.. ETC.. Eto.. Etc.. EtO.

HALIFAX, May THE steamship China has
arrived from Liverpool, with dates via Queens
town, on the 10Th ult. Her dates are two days
later than already received.
The steamship Propontis has arrived out from
Philadelphia with the passengers by the missing
steamer Cay of Washington, having overtaken
the latter steamer disabled and under sail.
The steamship Propontis arrived a. Liverpool
on the 9th. The CITY of Washington had her
machinery disabled. The steamships Fulton, Oity
of DubIln, Scotland, and Cuba have arrived out
The ship Il egdnt, from New York for Liverpool,
was abandoned at sea. Her crew was saved.
SECOND DEsPATCH.l
HALIFAX, May THE steamship Propoatis
arrived at Queenstown with the mails and pas
sengers OF the steamship CITY Of Washington.
The latter had lost her rudder and propeller.
and was proceeding under canvas.
1t Is stated that Austria has definitely deter.
mined upon adopting energetic military mea-
sures in Venetia.
The Reform bill has passed the House of Com
mons by majority of five votes.
The German news is conflicting. There is con-
siderable uneasiness as to the relations between
Austria and Italy; but the Italian Government
denies having any warlike intentions.
Commercial Intelligence.
&c Cotton-Ihe sales to;day Saturday amount to
port The market is dull and slightly declined.
Middling Uplands are quoted at about 14t915d.
Breadstufs dull. Provisions fiat.
LONDON, April 28-EveninR.-Consols closed at
AMERICAN sTooKs-United States F1ve.Twenties
69Ed70t; Illinois Central Railroad 79tQSO; Ene
Railroad 51t@52.
Latest Marine Intelligence.
Arrived from New York, Immaculate, at London
derry; San Petro at Algoa; Adeaide, az Alicante /;
Arrived from San Francisco Cecilia at swansea.
Memo.-The ship PGt,fes Henry, from London ror
New York. which put into Cork on the 1sth ut has
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From Savannah,

NEW YORK, May THE steamers Virgo and
PerTiH have arrived, with Savannah adVices of
May 8.
The Savannah DAILY Ne,es and Herald says the
trial of James Duncan, for alleged cruelty to
Federal prisoners at Andersonville, has been
brought 10 a close, and the Commission has de-
termined upon the findings and sentence, but
there will not be made public until passed upon
by the Department commander.
At an election held on the I'd inst. for County
Court Judge and Solicitor, 1886 votes were cast,
electing Levi s. Russell Judge, and Major John
o. Ferrill Solicitor. The election was orderly,
but was warmly contested. The usual dremen's
celebration took place on the lst of May.
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GNATs,-Accounts from Louisiana report the
killing of large numb bers of horses and mules in
the northern part of the State by buffalo gnats
One plantation lost thirty eight mules and horses
in one night, another twenty-five, and others
from fifteen to twenty each. The buffalo gnat
river and creek bottoms at some seasons of the
year. Great numbers OF them will fit about and
settle on horse, until they so fill his nostrils
and throat as to produce strangulation. Riders
have often lost their horses in this way while
going through a locality infested by them.
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WHAT SECESSION NAY BIB COMPARED To.-The-
Richmond (Va.l Dispatch says:-"The South
might be compared to lady who had selected a
brave cavalier for her husband, and attempted
to run OF with him, but who had been over
taken by the father, and brought home Nothing
worse, and few are willing to make even so.
much OF a concession
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
General Grant In Baltimore Yesterday.

Special Despatch 10 Ihe EDe'ltilg Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, May 7.-General Grant, accom-
panied by Representative Washburne, arrived
here on Saturday evening, in buggy, and
stopped at the Eutaw House, where they had
many calls. Yesterday afternoon they re-
turned by the same conveyance to Washington.
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The New York Cholera Report.

New YORK, May THE report from the hos
pital ship at quarantine, to-day, states that one
new case of cholera occurred on Saturday, and
five new cases yesterday from the steamship
Virginia. There are now ll2 cases in the
hosDitaI.
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Family PrOpriety and the
Enfant Terrible.
The New OF the British Lion
"Why Should We not
be FrienuS?"
spIcy Correspondence in Relation to
Mr.. Bancroft's Memorial Address
in the House Of Representatives.

EtC- EsC., Etc, Etc, ESC., ETC., Etc.
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"'The patient dint and powder shock
Can blast an empire like q rock

at must not be forgotten that the Campo Bono
movement was expected to have been simultaneous
WITH the launching OF an Irish iron clad, owned by
the Irish republic, in the American waters In this
there arose, Unexpectedly, verv considerable delay,
consequent upon red taoe' formaIites, and thus
one OF the principal requisites for the successful clr-
remain yours, fraternally
"'JoHN O'MAHoSY. II, C.F. b." D
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The Visit of Mrs. JeT Davis to her Hus-
band-She ~ Expected tS Remain at
the Fortress Raising q SunIken British
Brig, Etc
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Ship News.

New YORK, May 7.-Arrived, steamship NeU
York. Southampton, April 25, with 700 passen-
gers. U. S. gunboat Triton, Pensacola.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-01-17

A MAS or TAsrK --hr Wilson, an
Abolition member Of Congress from
Iowa, declared in his speech in-that
body, the other day, that "the good
name of the nation requires, that the
laws to be passed by this body, be of
such character that no person can
tell from the reading of chem, what
color is stamped upon the faces of the
citizens of the United States" lfthc
Abolitonists could 80 arrange the
law, that the color of the negro could
be hid, we presume they would then
swear that everybody was white. Mr.
Wilson still farther eulogises the dar-
key "there is not drop of treason
able blood flows under black skin" T"
1t is certainly pity, that Wilson
don't get black skin, so that he could
never be taken for traitor, for while
he continues to use q white skin, he
might get into trouble. Ho should
have his skin conform TO the color of
his heart, and this he could do very
readily, by offering to "swap" with
somc black buck.