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The Oxford falcon., 1866-01-04

TINS EtEtTr0ss-The election 90
laa Monday fog Mayor aha Aldermen
Of Oxford. resulted IN he election of
NajarT II Lvaam Mayor, and ?.
E B Ragass, W. n. Builrs. G. .. Fee,
". $. Nelson, jas. G. shsagog. J. D.
Bel6Eidge aud Hr. Jno- Callen, AldsF-
men 2. s Word uas Fs-elseiaa
Tosn Constable.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-01-04

NWe have been informed By
Gen Mcintosh, cf Lafavsue Spri-gs.
and Ar. 1uaa c. Ran'l,.lI. acting Pos,
Easler a. this place. that they hava
made arrangements for rafrvss...h..
mails once week from Oxford ria
Lagayrte Springs. to Ponioloo.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-01-04

GrnEGE w CAaDwEtt--Mr. 0ro.
Cardasll is prepared 10 dsAll kinds Of
Tiuplaie AVID Sheet Iron mork 90 shors
no'ire. H'wiIl give PromP, attention
70 u orders. See card IN another
column.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-01-04

EFIn lO-days paper we annoaaes
Csl. J. ID BaIleutine a caudislale for
Major G,ueFal Of Mili,il, oF The 2ud
Military Division, sOmPO-ed of the
counties Of DeSosa. Marshall PaRola.
TalIahr,ehie, Lafayeus. CSihoun Yal.
lObusia, ChOciaw and Carroll Ths
election takes place % lhe i0h isss..
The Oxford falcon., 1866-01-04

The Lfsalaiure e ksnlueky i AZ.
ing . ssaEibls EisW sE @reoans,FurlioaH ?
and iFunguilisaliaa. By large maiofi-
tifs, ths tWO Hczsaa ha~s aaaalad a
disabilities upsa lhase Hha wsfa e. ss
side q sha Cazs=sAss==z= :. - s ~
The hoaas. By vote Of 81 70 =. have
also passed a iuiisiary bin rsmissirra aIl
penalties against saeh - are charged
Eiih ''iFeas0a sgaiass he Cammsa-
wealth." ana Aaa likewise rsnaalsa sR.n
ael providing e..vilrspesiau for iniuFiss
,.-.s....4 e.. fS...e..s.-..
receives AtHaA @eat011tsAs ekfsKHkteEia.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-01-04

Coz z. W. PHrrFA-To-day ne
publish The Law Card q Col r. w.
PhiPps. His Office Is IN Avenls Block,
where BE- would be pleased q see hia
friends Who nay desire b. services
The Oxford falcon., 1866-01-04

J. II. wALLAcg-CARFsxTEn in
to a"r's paper Will be found the card af
mr' J II Wallace who il pFeparrd to
taGr e'n'rae's for buildiag houses Sc
Harvey" has he reputation Of beipe
splendid workman and We would a.
our frien'lsiO give him a call.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-01-04

sas To- tiseriiaasai en-
bridge aHd Burnett 60 a-1har
Noe nem seek
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BRR0R RBRRRB
- Ia - - - -
OXFORD. MISSISSIPPI.
oxE OF THB OLDEST = Tn STATE

Ta.aaezsFeisaa d ghss Tnaiiniiou we're
,sesaiiirti % tlAe second day OF October
las, under the suPeriutsndency Of Rev.
c. H. Bell. M. ,t., IS President, assist.
ed 6y well quaIifed Teachers.
us teFas aaa )abozs tas zEae b
before the suspsnsioa.
Loser classes per session Of 20
uasks :. /. De ana eis.
nhAsF classa, !. 20 90.
Nuaic. leach instrument. 25 %,
Board. incIuiing lodging
and feel, per mOnlh, Ia %
0sE HAIR II ABvASeE.
n Modern Languagsss oEaamsaaal
Ranches, IneiAe1tal Expenses, flelud-
ing Use Of Instruments, Extra, %
ahs Boarding Department was
oBencd for the reception Of young La.
dies % the tirA insl. under the super.
denca of Rev. w. w. McAahou
1.ady, wha have mach expect Dee
ID this bassHess.
This Institution is located IN q bean.
lilal grove; fhe huilIiug j. large. finely
ventilated and every WY comfortable
the slu1y Hall iacouEanisngiy aEEahged
and seated and well warmed. ~
Loiging Rooms are xell faTna =
Perhaps no similar Insshu,ioa I me
state aud bat few il ths 50 nave
been 6ills1 up d greater - =.
are better adapted 10 lFp't9ass y
Female Elucalion.
PaymeAls may b sns ~. = OarFeh-
cy With lhs per 80. aoase' sst "a.
The bigh Fepua'en q -dr. beii Tor
sehol,slie ara. .ienls-hia aplnaas is
,eachi.T--b,s ssssisy e masHsF-his
E,,o,rn 49, .aiion IS q governor Of
vona@ y lea, and bis long experience
= ! ,,sehef; together with The well
Eno-. qualifications oE rs. and Mrs
a5esahon FOR their position, Justify lhe
RaFd in asking Z lihsrzl patronage
l0r this Institution.
q. G. BUREEY,
President Of the Board
Of Trusleea
The Oxford falcon., 1866-01-04

J. S. MoRRIs -ArToRxsr Ar LAws
See ID" card of ]. s. Morris, Au9rncy
al Law. Port Gibson. ClaibOurn Coun.
ty, Miss.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-01-04

Mr. J. N Trigg, has been appoint
ed Assistant Assessor 70 colleci the To-
teFual Revenue Hax 10 this District
lie will eOmmehec his mork 10 a few
days. See card ia auosher eoluma.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-01-04
PlaRIGsioa Ssn

- a4ssas.s... .. ss..s.s So. .rass I
OAFPBn '-m-r-
WOULD aubOanos to Ghe rablie
w that they have iuaa 0psBs3a laEas
stock Of Family Groceries asd Plaasa.
lioa Supplies. e Mcleod @ 'Faa aas
Cd eaana IN - aa.4 afi l e y
= 4e aw unms. 'asa il cznt
WRGTSIDE PUBLlc SQUARE
/. ..s.... where seeE Hoald b Rlsaas u bgf.
ahsao anytAIng gia their line of busiaSss
Their stock ooasiaa in paR0f: Id
Sugar, Coffee, holaE4gs, Cheese. Flour,
Oysleih. Canned Fruils- Tomatoes,
CfAabSrries, Raspbsriies, Ehaksr's
Apple ButteF, EtFawbaEsias,
RlsokhsEgiss. 0ai0as. Peia-
toes. LAID, EDpeFial aRa
Young Hys9a Teas,
Fresh Ground Heal,
Chs8es BasAs iw
NihagaE. The ~
Dess Gur
Tabls
Uss and Picking. Sysup. Caaaiss.
AaasAss AEsekesal ln5iaO. Riea,
- 80 Aaaepiiaan Piekisa
Rasnsf Csasas AL
A@aaaz. eiisssg
aaaaaa n "a --4.
PFsRsEes eeaas Ia
Cgeam IaFiaE.
Pearl md
Silver
Gloa EsaFah. Cguaasgs. Ssaa. eaa
Gnasuga. Naass RaWaaFa, Riasking
@a3 saa#a Roliah. W@dsa
WaRs, TFays, Baskssa
1shs SRskias ~
Gassiag r.
il ass. Sa9- E-
3 -fa H@ mA
Scoish ssaE Sall, siaus, Bpoona
0a4ss Hills, Ete. So. -
hey earnestly aobsit he palEasapa
y hpilias wish assurances 81 eiviRa
ssilaaa0oa il qusGgg of essss 81
pfieaa. ~ a
Rsneabar shs Rlsaa9 VEST Gisssl
tae PRblia SqaaFa. asd - ere a al
81 DELHRTDGE 8 BURNETT
OEisrd, gah. 4sh, 'gB-Flasg
The Oxford falcon., 1866-01-04

lust Reesived and FER SALE
as0 sacAs Liverpool sslf, SO B'Ih =
sc Louia Fiaur, so Boxes star
Casalaa, 5000 lbs n o NugaF,
1000 lbs Clear Side BaO0n.
1000 iha 0anvass Hans.
We ere also. receiving sad viii keep
constantly o. haud
Crushed nud Clarified SpgaFs, Rio
Ccfse. y Q SyFap. Rice. sosp. sad
Starch, Maekersll, In Bills aaa
Aisa, BatasF, Cheese and Lard,
Buckets Bgooms. and Iaba,
Axes, Spades. and Shov-
els. IFoa, Nails. snd
Cassiugp. Chains. aud
Hamcs. COllars. &c,
gs PoWdsp. ehois
ssd Lead. Best
Brands ViF.
ginia
Chswing and Smokirg Tobacco, Manil.
lsaaa CsGtOa Cordies, we'll Ruehcis.
CLarns. Cotton aud Wool Card,
Csttoa Yarsa. Dc. &c. Coal
OIL, Lamps. and Lamp Fix.
tuFts. Epsa Taspcatitc,
lndigo. Nader, Copper
a. KpsOa Salts, Rlua
Stuhe. Alum. PuTu
Wines. Bran
dies aud
Old BQuFb0R Whiskey,
EspesialIy sos Nedieiaal ae1 4 era.
Eeutal purposes We would espe-
cially iugile staentigR q aar we'll
selee'et. Stock Of BOOTS AND
SHOES. Hts Cars. Ladics.
smd Ohndrcr's DFess
Goods. Shawls. Sleeves,
HpseFJ. Drss Tim
ming. Sc, So
Oxford, aiias., Nov %. '65-v1ul.
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nnr arenf in memnh e.
ANvOHNcRmRAPS

E W. aFe uihorizad 10 announce
t'ai ]. h RalArutinp as a candidate fog
AaiaF General q Militia. Of the 2nd
Military Div'so- embrariug the conn.
ties of DsCo.o. MarshsH. Parolu. IT,.
lshaiehie. Lafayette Calbeua. Yallobo-
sh7. Chor'aW ard Carroll. Election
l0sh dav og january, 1856.
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AplLcCrTrf,

We are compelled 10 issBe bali
sheeI this week. W. hive al been
taking Christmas and scme Of our
typos havl nts returasd yet, bot ue
viii en tvoT 10 eOlleci our forces and
greet lhe readers Of THE Faces win
a fall sheet next week.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-01-04

fTTho Christmas holidays have
passed of without anything occpring %
d'slarb rI.e quietu5e Of our lipie ci,v
Several Pariles eeg.noggs, &C., have
been enjoyed by our citizens.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-01-04

THs CHEiaTmAs TaEE.-PFof. Rieh.
sFlsau's sehoA On 'he evening oF tlse
25h ull aiirasied q large and delight
= company. The large ard eommO-
diss hall vas crowded 10 0geFaowinu.
TIE Tree Was = magnifeeas spec.
tucle and was The obIect ot unbOuuasd
admiration and delight. The company
composed Of lhe old. The msddls aged
IA
-sss~ YwHfaEt @as wwa@ ~ast'shW@eE0 @sfa
ehaFmed.
Prof. Richardson and LsdY exhibit.
ed great taste 10 iheiF eleannl and
bs'auliful AEEaagemsn. Of The Tree, and
riChly merit he thanks Of al those
tIiai were present. A communication,
giving Call discrip,iOa Of lie Tree vii
appear IN our nsxt issus.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-01-04

0scgoLA The communication Of
Osc&OLA on be Christmas Tree is
crowded out his week. We will take
pleasure 10 giving it place in our uex,
Iseur.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-01-04

TuE CousTx CouaT -Pnrsuans 70
en- ael Of ghe AeeislaiaFe eniilled An
Act to establish County courls. .llle Jus-
ticcs Of the Peace Of this county Rs.em,
Mai "A ..1-wsas $500 80 Eisaa IAes
"a Monday last, and oleei.d W. IL.
SmiIher aad Isaas N. Dooley asseOci-
ME Justices Of said Court, and they
iheryupon o gaaized the CoBFs and ap-
pointed III iira Monday Of cach monlh
for the regular m~etngs shsreefss-
They also appointed Col r. W Phipps
Prosecuting Attorney foe ne COunly
Court
The Oxford falcon., 1866-01-04

ED We aFs authuFixad 70 announe
Col. ". L. DaH ss . eandidaie Co.
Major General Of Militia. Of the g
Millia-v Dirisioa. euhrArinz lie oaaa.
Iies Of ID Solo. bTaFahall. Pauola. Tai
lahalrhie, Lstsyeus. CaIIsaun. Ealio-
bush9 Ch0C'aw aud raFroll. Eiectiaa
10Th day Of January. 1866
The Oxford falcon., 1866-01-04
t

Al reFasgs siRg Elsima aesiaH
BE sslzss Il 81. Carries. azse Il Ia
fsyests C0uusE Mississippi deceased, ore
settled % a@ pgo rlr an
thsntieale3 Wilhin tha aims peasegiks
sT ~ e ny ei# C. Ea5eEaE Barred.
All ps aaaaaaaa e -
requested d maka imnsaieta esymaaA
BALLlE B. aUAELEs.
n an 9AaniaistFatgix.
Nov. Ell, ls8s--yla2 -sa,4 .,7
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Jan. III. lsOo-vla6ll

CM.E.SsG.BRMes sgOaICE.
Massey An Ilolasasa3 zahansasy Csags 49, q
Bill lig Mypee. ~ bales - tie aaasty IL
WilsiaG HtaiAswell, lsAfayetss, state q q ~,
% the iiFs4 R0nday id 1anuary 1865.
Upon opeaiha aad Rsading the bill
Of complaint beEeIn hled by rOEaplain.
ant, and q Appearing p lhe aalislaesson
Of the Caurf Thai the defendant, VIII
liaasi kA1Il0weli, - Eais eauSc IL 3 eaii-
residesst ef The State Of Mississippi aud
Fasiass beyond the limits lhsfeof I'd
thar - ordinary pFoeess Of law 'tanaug
BE- &c. urea hias, Il j theFsfoFa III.
dered- by The cuaFt. Thar The aid
William Hollaws f. y personal
apPeaFanaa hafaaa shiR cauFas on Or
haEaEe - - = e naKa saEss share-
VI, q Il held e D uoumsg u L4agag.
ellie SIS - haism an gllB 81 Monamw
si.'..l Ash aa.. qaazIH a II IHllaai1B ssai1 E.I,
else The allsasians lisHEain alli b. LII.
ca foF Conf gagdaa1 true. aud lhls csas
81 for haEiag aeEpaEie, ~ i fnElheE
ordered ihst ! e5pg 81 the osaeF h.
Published i0r four weeks augcesavcly
IN TaG 0xsOuB Faxros, asWspaper
printed aud pablished 10 lhe lqwn II
OKfoga, Lafayelis CgaEy Missisairili.
A A Uus oeFy irum the miauses u sald
CcaEa. is Il Fh & aiss I
4 VIC. VAUGHAN,
The Oxford falcon., 1866-01-04

ca tie Hrsa 8andar u s=aRsrv
nsElI ! III - ts ihs hish kadeF.
fag eas lha tawm a. @ s
SRsfifae Raaa ef - HEahila q aais
Hail He'd af Qns an3 nailars
Miih 1sraa aliaahad. IuasEaal par
ssls asa-saaag ak aisa pr esaa
EsF HaHaH= esn ss
KnBERT pRoPHE1,.
GaFaan I'll. q. NaEm,
81 a. - 3 T. PRoRan.
Nov. 131h. He-VIn3.E
The Oxford falcon., 1866-01-04

Iha e ssiag 90 a lt1
ters II AdmiualFalioH a tha esaGe
oF j. B DAVIS. daeeased. % o. Ma.
vernhsr Tern a I'D Pr0hais C0aHg af
G.sgag sa csaaiF. isssaai. Halsss s
hess cIFea IA aA naEsaas haHiseg
-
taE EfF #Hsi1sk ksEzk@7 @S T9in8
70 iaw ar aaeY MI u hFreA
~ " DAVIS.
8 a. ~ Ass +
December ssh, ls6s.-~Flg4s5 tn
The Oxford falcon., 1866-01-04
CLAfTD.

fFoIasss coar, y
Lafayette C5uhfy, Mississippi. !. ,he
nor. Tens ls8s. ws k4isT t,fscecd d
sell 20 lhe higherl hidder. a. aes6ais ~.
III Tie Isl dgy u Japaary 1867. u lhe
Court Hease II OAfofd Miss on Mon.
day ths 23Ed day Of jqnnsry IsG6. an
the land ba iug 10 lAs hssaie ii L.
T. Nynn, lals n as'd rCaauar. deeeas-
q, Sad land j sHualtd. lviar sbd
bei 1 "A Lafsyells Coagig. slississipIiii.
II niles Esi nf OAfogl sasua: shs
s, E ! Sec AZ. Iesga. =. RAaaa q
fgaciipal S ~ a 6 TEEN Z.
Rsase q Isl W., So. s6 Tsna. !.
RANGE q E Sc = Taan. 2.
RsHae Alsa : Fulbgr So Aal,d
81 i - Bands - aapraed -
enrisies ELL L. FsaBlFtsd X - pr
eliassfs : i sir,ssi;ssr =:
u II. T1.r y
Admin sFaiGT.
Dec. q, Iss6~vln5.4wr t-E0
8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-28
Now YORK sEarket.

II NEW YORK. ApTtl "a.
Cotton-1ull, unsettled and 2a3c lower, at
Sic for middling. FIour-LeSs active and 100
l5c better; 81 959S 50 for extra State; 50 0O@
0 so for extra round hoop Ohio, and 50 IS
6eI2 40 for trade brands, market closing quiet.
Whisky-Dull and dropping; 81 2B for. vest
ern, and 81 Is for refined. Wheat-193C bet
ter and closing dull with buyers generally
refusing 10 pay the advance; 81 SS9l 80 for
very choice old No. ] MilYaukee; 81 81 for
choice new No. do: g 80 fer prime old win
ter red western, and 81 90 Tor small lots of
choice No. ! Milwaukee. Rye-Firm. Barley
Steady. Corn-Dull; S3SB5c for unsouna;
S5GS7[c for sound mixed western In store
and delivered; Gle for yellow, and SIC for
white North Carolina. Oats-Moderate re-
quest; 43949c for new western, and $1,000 for
old do. Conee-Qulet and more active at &c.
Sugar-Quiet; 1014912c for Cuba, and l39l31zc
for Porto Rico. enthusiastically; 48gg50c for
Cuba Muscovado, and T09T2c for Porto Rico.
Petroleum-Dull: DC for crude and 4Oc for
refined In bond. PoTk-Excited and higher;
81 2l9H 49, for new ness, closing at 81 30
cash; SO 25928 50, for old do, and S28@28 50
for prime; 1lso 1850 bbls new mess for A pril,
option; at S2I8Z 20. Bee--FIrm; sales 200
bbls ut previous prices. Beef Hams-Firm
at S2994G. Out Meats EIrmer; .lO1l9ll5zc
for shoulders. and l51S9l71<o for hams. Ba-
con-FirmeT; 1sI<@l4sSc for Cumberland cut,
and l5<@l55fc for short ribbed. LAID
Firmer and active at l7I<32g1<c. ButteF-
Quiet at 25945c for Ohio and 10000 for State,
Cheese-DuiI at 1920.
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by Telegraph
CnE-Ef of fE,a Sf0aEr RTarIraf

NEW YORK, April q.
The Commercials money article says: The
stock market this morning shows a general
recovery from the attack produced by the
European news of yesterday the feeling In
the street is one OF comparative independence
of European markets. Illinois Central rose
to 1914, and closed at l2S; Erie was firm, open
ing at T3, and closing at T41s, Michigan South
ern weak for the moment, and Is lower; in
the miscellaneous list there was less activity,
and prices were Irregular. In government Re
cnritles the chief Interest centres in old 6-2Ois
This morning certain German bankers have
been subjected to a twist upon their short
contracts in 5-20s of 1862, made some days
cline being produced by the return OF bonds
from Europe; the bonds have not come with
have consequently 10 be covered nj n loss OF
21S@3 per cent This morning the cornertng
party were found to have borrowed all the
available bonds, and the sellers were cOnse-
quently shut of from bridging over by bor-
rowing. At tue board to-day old 5-2O's sold
at 1855, but subsequently, advanced to 1861
ued rather weak, aud sold Is lower; certiti-
Gates and coupon notes arc current at arand
siderable amount OF 5-20s by the Africa. Mo-
ney in less demand thansyeSteFday; upon the
street the rnte on call Is Has per cent, q pre-
ponderance OF transactions at the higher rate.
Gold Is again higher and active; the shorts
continue TO bridgeover by borrowing gold Mt
3-l69A per cent per day. The intelligence
by the Nova ScOttnn ami Africa has cOnsid-
eTably strengthened the market; tho price
opened at l29and Mt 1891, Foreign exchange
ing the rates were unsettled aud the transac-
tions up To noon were not large; some Of the
drawers of sterling drawn is at 1US1<, though
in exceptional cases higher rates are asked;
francs are current at 522Ez952l for long dates,
London agree that amid the prevailing panic
in British and foreign securities. American
stocks maintained a greater nrmnesS than
any other. A dispatch to L. p. Wortef q Co,
dated Friday III, p. M, says All American Sc
curIttes have recovered u per cent from the
opening prices, under great general depres-
sion.
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New YorI. Honey ana stock market.

sTq NEW YORK. April n.
las per cent Sterling administrative
and T1rmer at l0s9I0SI. Gold-Actfve and
fFmeF; opening az 1881: advancing to l29;
closing At 12S5f.
Government Stocks-Shade hrmer; o. 8. Is
81 coupons 1851; q. s. Gs $40 coupons, q
1063<: u. s. Is 80 coupons. %, 1857: q. s. 6
5-2a, registered '62, l02s treasury T-30s. inst
series 10l5<; second do 1919.
state stocks-Tennessee Is o.; Missouri d
stock-DulI; Ohio & Mississippi certificates
257z; New York Central %; Enc ~: do Pre-.
ferred as. Reading los; Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago 9s5i Michigan South
ern S2sS: Michigan. Central lOI1<: Cleveland d
PittstrrRh SEX: Chicago q Northwestern 291S;
CIeyeIand tEfoledo I041<; Chicago q Rock
Island I2S; Chicago. Burlington q Quincy
HTS Toledo, Wabash g western pTeteTred
IS. Illinois Central III Chicago q Northwest
eru preferred IS.
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of the most dIstInsuIshe,,
Artists TO Steinway &. sons. f}
NV YORK. DECEMBER lsgi


NEW YORK, December, 1884.
Tho Pianofortes, Grand, Square and up
right, manufactured by Messfs. Steinway q
Sons, have established for themselves SO
Worldwide a reputation that 1t is hardly pos
Eible for us to add anything to their Just fame,
Having thoroughly tested and tried these
instruments personally for yeaIs, bothin pub
to express our candid opinion regarding their
nnqueStioned superiority over any other
Piano known to u.s. -7Fri.a 49, ~
Among the chief points OF their uniform
excellence are: Greatest possible depth, Tfeh-
ness and totttDle Of tone; colbiSIed t6tth a ruFe
throughout The entire scale, aud, above an a
sprfs0 duration Of sound he pure and sI;na-
palmetto qualify Of which HeUeF changes under
0le Hlost dektcnte0F E0IUeIJiL touch. .i.7.-
This peculiarly - found exclusively in the
Steinway Piano, and together with the
ness OF action always c1aracteEizing these In
struments, as well as their unequaled dnra-
btltty under the severest trials, Il truly sur
prtstng and claims at once the admiration of
every artist. We, therefore, consider the
Steinway Pianos In allreSpects The best LlstTII-
de solely and e1etESfueiV 0ltFsefres In pubic or
pFipdte and recommend them f1pdyfdbfu 10 our
friends ondthe Public.
We have at different times expressed our
opinion regarding the Pianos OF various
mixers. but freely and tIlhesttdthl0tu pro-
= S. B. Minis, Robert eordbeck, Henry e q q.
TimLn, +. L. Ritter, Geo. w. Morgan, 1heo.
Thomas, Max MaretZek, VIM Mason, Robert
Heller, VIM. Berge, T. Brandeis, Theo. Noel
ling, E. MuzIo, Carl Anschurtz A. II. Pease
Won BTeuning, Theo. Eisfeld, Cad Befgrnann.
ulAtO<8m- x rEl
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New york Delegation ON Reconstrnc-
ton. .s.l


NEW York, April 27.-The Times
special says the meeting and action of
the New York congressional delegation
last evening, with reference to the ques-
ton of reconstruction, has been the
subject of much comment to-day and
has created considerable surprise
among the extreme men who counted
on the majority of that delegation as
sure to favor forced negro suffrage in
any event. The following is the sub
stance of the proposition which was
received with the greatest favor by the
meeting: ra
FIrst-A constitutional amendment
basing representation upon popnlst .L9n
and providing that whenever any state
denies suffrage to any class of citizens
of the United States for any reason ex-
cept for participation in the rebellion,
such disfranchised class or portion
shall be deducted from the basis of rep
resentatlon.
prohibiting the payment of the rebel
debt and providing that there shall
never be compensation for emancipated
slaves. 4l
T1ird-As. part of the plan of re-
construction it is proposed that when
ever these amendments be ratified by a
them a part of the constitution then
each of the rebellious States shall be
entitled to the admission of its repre-
sentatives on their taking the required
oath of office. 4.f NO
Fosrt6-The following. Glasses of
persons to be forever debarred from
holding Office under the United States
Government: The President and
Vice President, heads of Depart
ments, members of Congress, and
Judges of the Supreme Court
of the Confederate States, their repre-
sentatives at foreign courts, and all per-
sons who left official positions under
the United States Government to aid in
the rebellion, all who served in the
rebel army above the rank of colonel,
and in the navy above the rank of mas
ter, and all persons guilty of treating
our prisoners contrary TO the rules of
war. This proposition was not formally
adopted, butt was agreed that 1t should
be presented to the Reconstruction
Committee as that which would be gem
orally acceptable to the New. York del
egation. The question of a negro sur
frage condition, either immediate or re-
mote, was received with very lit
tie favor. The question of the i'm
mediate admission of Tennessee was
not discussed, but such members asex
pressed themselves at all, were deci-
ded1y in favor of it. 1t is understood
that three OF the most prominent mem ;
bers of the Reconstruction Committee
will urge this proposition, viz: Senator
Harris and Representatives Conkling
and Boutwell,.
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THE Secretary OF the Treasury has written
a letter to the chairman of the Senate finance
committee on the superintendent of the ma
tional currency. He says that Senate bill
$50 is seemingly general in its provisions but
the circulation OF the banks in Massachusetts
cut ~ per cent; and in Rhode Island "a per
cent. The principle. on which the reduction
is based he does not think correct, as the rn-
raj population of Ohio or Illinois do not need
the circulation required by the manufacture.
ing and commercial communities. This bill
proposes to withdraw circulation from banks
by reducing the ratio which it shall bear to
their capital. It will affect banks in all the
States, nore or less. BY u certain dSed rule
they reduction Is to be effected gradually.
AS the circulation becomes worn and muttlli-
ted 1t Is to be returned for redemption. The
amOunI by which the circulation Is TO be thus
diminished apprOXimates S22,OOOIOO0, and II Is
proposed, in anticipation OF this reduction, TO
authorize the issue OF circulation to banks IN
States that have secured the least proportion
ate amount of circulation, as It may be need
ed. Che Secretary argues also that banking
facilities are necessary to develop the indus
trial interests OF the south, and to stimulate
the protection of those staples which enter 30
largely into the financial Interests OF the
country. He thinks it Is important that SOL
vent State banks should still have an oppor-
tunIty to become National Banks, ana that
provision should be made 70 meet tho wants
ofthoSe States which have been in rebellion.
Under the bill the total amount TO be with
DIN from each State VPOul1 be8S follows:
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Iynchburg Vn. Tobaeco Market.

LYNCHBURG, VA, April 10.
But little doing in Tobacco. The article Is
quite dull and prices OF inferior kinds lower.
We quote common Tugs at S. J094 so; good
Tugs 81 5096; fine do do 50; extra hne for smo-
good shipping leaf slO9l5; fine shipping leaf
Sl5@20; common manufacturing leaf SlU9l5;
good do SI5625: fine do S25930. Common leaf
wrappers S5925; good do S25@S5; hne do $50
80; and extra yellow 509S0.
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PORTSMOUTH, n. H., April 27.-wm.
n. Grace, the Fenian organizer and
Captain in the late Eastport expedition,
has arrived here from Portland, on his
way home. He says the expedition
would have been success had General
Kellon been sustained. He considered
O'Mahoney an imbecile and fraud on
the public, and says that the only hope
of success now is In support of Roberts
and Sweeney. he has told the circle
here to send no more money to Union
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