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IL Civil Law Restoreda

To The Editor Of the Daily Ne,os:
General Orders No. 26, of May 1, 1866, from the
War Department, provides that thereafter, when
over offences committed by civilians are to be
tried where civil tribunals in existence ,rhich
can try them, their are not authorized TO be-
and will not be, brought before military courts
martial or commission, but will be committed to
the proper civil authorities"
Now the question for consideration is, whether
or not, in all offences niuries against freed ne
groes, either civil or criminal, there are in this
State in existence civil tribunals ,ohich can try
them; and upon examination Of the law it will be
found that there are.
The Statutes OF South Carolina provide that
for any debt or demand Of fee person OF color
he may bring his civil suit against q white man
in tho Courts Of Law in this State, aud have as
complete justice done him as any white citizen
could. SO much for his OWL rights. For the
murder OF free negro Tor even q slavel, by o
white man, the punishment was and ia the same,
and tried before the same civil tribunal as that
for the murder Of a white man.
The Act Of the Legislature of 1887, 6 Stat, 674,
provides that "hoever shall be convicted of forci
bly, or fraudulently abducting, assisting to do
any free person OF color living within this State
&C., shall be fined not less than one thousand dol
lars, and be imprisoned not less than twelve
months" For committing an assault battery
on free person Of color tho same civil tribunals
oan and will try white man, and the punishment
is similar to that Of having committed the same
offence on white man, to wit: fine and imprison.
ment. In the case OF the State us. VII LIAM HILL,
I'd SPEER, 150-our own State Reports-the de-
| fendant was convicted and imprisoned for m
mitting an assault and battery on free negro,
and the Court said in that case "a false inpris-
| onment, as well as an assault and battery OF a
| free negro, Is IN. indictable offen~e Mt common
law, aud that free negroes have all the rights of
property and protection which white persous DOS
| sees, with the exception that they cannot with
force repe force' and that it has been repeatedly
ruled the law OF South Carolina and the civil
tribunals Of our State. Our Courts OF Common
| Pleas and General Sessions will take cognizance
thereof. The same waa fully recognized in the
| case Of the State %. CHARLES HAnrEN, 2d SpErR,
1872; and 80 the civil tribunals will take cognizance
OF all csses, either civil or criminal, against a
white man, where q free negro is concerned.
such being the laws OF South Carolina, thore-
fore, any offences committed by civilians arc to be
tried by the civil tribunals OF the State, becanse
there civil tribunals in existence in tho State
which, in the language OF the order, can try them
Courts Martial or Military Commissions are not
authorized, and cannot, therefore, try such cases
| under this order. T.
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May l6
ag STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

a8- STATE OF SOUTH CAR OLINA-
CHARLESTON DIsTRIC r.-By dHJnGH BUTT 60,
Ordinary -Wnereas, ANN @. L,FAR. OF Oharieston,
Widow. made eul. to to grant her Le tors OF Ad-
mipistrasion with the Will annexed of the Rsate aud
Effects Of MARX ooBI, lato of Oh.rleton, spirst-r
These are therefore, to cto admontsh ali and elm.
guarthe kindred and Creditors tho ,aid Many CoBIa
deceased that they 10 and appear tefore me- In the
Court OF Ordinary to be held Chaseson the 3oth
day Of May, 1885. after publication hereof at II O'Clock
In tho forenoon, to shou Il my they have why
tho said Administration should not be granted.
Given undor my nd th.s nfteenth day Of May,
Ammo Donili. 1866. GEORGE BUIsT
May &c va
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DRS. RAOUL & LlNAH

ANNOUNCE TO THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUB
LILO that they established themselves al APoTHK.
carries and DRUGGISTS at the NORTH VEST COR
NER OF KING AND MARK ct STREETS. Their stock
hna been carefully selected by of the rm in per-
con, and obtained chiefly from soHIEFFLEN BROS,
and DR.. z. B. soUIBB Manufacturer Of specialtiea.
They Offer . choico variety Of PERFUMERY. FANCY
ARTICLES. and FRENCH PROPRIETARY REMEDIES.
Special attention will be paid to tho PUTTING Up
OF PRESCRIPTIONS efficient clerks having been
occurred and one Of tho firm will al~sys be In attend
anoe. Drs RAoUL & LYMAN Will also attend to their
professional duties from this st re. Maya
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OF EXECUTORS NO lTOK.-ALL PERSONS
having demands against the Rstato of ROBERT r.
GILES deceased. requested to hand them In pro.
perly sttested; and those indebted 70 said Esat to
mako payment to the undersigued.
Nay II mS p. BACRUB, Ounliaed Executor
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TconMUNIoATRp.1

Mr. Editor viii you please inform us
through your vslusble paper. how 1t Is that oer-
tain detective marks ont some segar stores 70,
selling on Sundays, and gets them Aned, whilo hs
phsaes BY other segar stores guilty OF the SANE
offence, without interfering with them. This VI
consider partial and unjuot.
PnopnrEToas or DIFrEaENr sEaAn sTonEs.
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CHIRF oUARTERMAsTRR's OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT OF SoCTH. ARoLINA. I
CnAnLBsToS.3 Mnytp 1850
TWO HUNDRED AND Pity DOLLARS WILL BB
PAID by he undersienedto any person who Will de.
livor to him the OFFICIAL RECORDS OF INTER.
MENTs OF THE UNIoNt BIsoNRRs AT FLORENCE.
b. O. W. THOMAS,
Msyt Brey Lieut. Col and CJhiefo O. N.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ca EDITORS OF NEWS.-PLEASE AN
NoUNOR WIN. l.. DAGGETT as candidate for Alder
man Of Wad No. l. to fll tho vacancy oocasoned by
the resignation Of J. RAvKNEL MAcpETH, ESQ
May as OH>RIE9TON
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as- THE LADIES OF TRINITY METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH intend no ding FAIR In aid d
its furdaat Hlbernian Hall ON WEDNESDAY EVENING,
May az Tho ollowirg gentlemen. members of lie
congregation requested to oct DC o Comuts.se,i
ARA. gements;
GEORGE " WILLIAMS tWM WALTON SMITH
LEONARD OHAPIN, 4. @. DEFONTAISE
WI EY T. BURGE III. " OROaa
GaMeRHL. DIX. BRMMINGWAY
w. j. MuD ErOF. g. W. WARREN,
r. 81. BUTbRB WIN. H. ah Il.
w II. smith, Unpt LOCKWOOD,
81. q STOLt. L. r. POTTER,
EDWIN PLArr. w. II. MOORE,
Jas. COPE, "a. CHAMBERLAIN.
o. a GRAEsER, IL. T. MaIsTIV
4 A. NELSON, " r MORRIa
DR. BAER, WA. ". PEMDERT0S
DIR. J. r. MOOD. }LAWHb EtIE nTEII,
z C0MSTuOR BELTS, a. HENRY WI. ELHR,
". Il. JEPfERS, Nv M,STERMAH.
J. 8. HYER.
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Msy 2s

aT NOTICE THREE SMONTHS AFTER
date, application viii be made to the South Carolina
railroad Company and Southwestern Railroad Bank
in behalf Of tho Estate of r.. @. GATRwooD deoeased
for renewals of three Certificates Capital Stock in
said Institutions the originals having been lost or mis-.
laid Wis No. 13 for so shares and No. 264o for shsres
standing In the OF W. O. GArzwooD; and No. ss6s
for II shares standing In the name OF W. O. aXrBwoop
In trust for children OF aARAH P. RIaHroN
MAUkLINE N. aATEwOoD,
May % my33;je7s;jy2ss Adniutstr, ,tr4x
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aT CONSIGNEES' NEEs
per steamship CO MBERLAND from Baltimore are here
by notet that she Is T, Day dscharging cargo at At
anttc Wharf, All goods not cAlied for before Bundown
will be stored at expense and risk OF owners.
WILLIS & CHIsOLM,
May % Apents
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aTFOR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 1.-PLEAsE
announce DR.. W. T. wRAoG asa candidate for Alder.
man In Ward No. 1, In plase OF ]. R. MACBETH re
signed. Msvo3
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nTFoR ALDERMAN, WARD NO 4.-PLEAsE
announce JOHN r. o'NEIL as o candidate for Alder
man for Ward No. 4. IN place Of A. oAsEnox resigned
May %
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Latest Now Orleans DIu rhot I.

LntOst NOW UTIeunB DIurHot.
NEW ORLEANs May 22.-Cottop stifer; sales
eleven hundred bales, at 81 to SO cents Gold S5a.
Ste, ling 58.
The parishes are overfowed, and half the peo-
plo without food. Relief is going from this
city.
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TIE suPnEhE CouRT ON CONFEDERATE MONEY!
Upon rehearing, the Supreme Court, yestorda y.
rendered decision affirming decree OF tho
Court, mado IN December last, in the osso OF
George Schmidt us Jacob Parker, appealed by
defen !ant from the Sixth District Court
Plaintiff was q depostur iu degendsnt's bank.
the Bank OF Of Commerce, from J.nu.ry l7th to
pia Apfh ist, aooS balance ala was due him Of $4oo.
the Federsla, plaintiff demanded In legal teudcr.
which defendant refused, and offered Confederate
money. Il was in proof that tho business Of the
hank, at the time plaintiff kept an account with
II, was conducted with Conferate money: and unon
bis bank book wac inscribed tho Following hotia.
cation: ,"Deposits In this bank arc received onIv
On On condition that the amount is to be draw. in
Tho opinion OF the court, now re-afarmod vas
IN brief, that Confederate money having, upon
the face OF It, been isaued to make war unon the
government Of the United States, parties yolun.
tsriiy aealing/in It, as was the case with both
plaintiff and defendant, wero cuIpable-guilty OF
saf an &mSrs IN .pa asand the court could no. it.
IN contempt Of law. Declaring this Contract.
therefofs; null end vnid tho defsion Of tho lower
court, which vaa in favor OF defendant, was or
dered TO he reversed.l-N O. Oresosnt. 16R.
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The Daily N avs.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN The STATE.
LARaEST CALCULATION IN THE CITY.

nv TFIB LIST OF I.ETFRRR re-
mainina IN the Postssrfis,@ AT the end
OF each waek Is pubI.netf s,rtl s,l.AIIv
In 'EEIE DAILY NEwS every Bri-
day rnt>rnlr1
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tPRICE FIVE CENTS
MARRIED.

In Chester, 8. O., on Thursday evening Nav ,o.,
g. HARhETT. W hi'sS ANNA
IN this city on the 10th inst by the Rev. W a norv
MAN. Mr. JOHN w: DAVIS. of Columbia, to Miss JOSE
fHINE +; BARTON. step-daughter of JAaEs JonD,S.
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In three instances ~ Hartford, Connecticut, 70.
GENTLY, tho hsas Of tho shn has sss oily cotton
waste on Are. '''
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May IS YHo

ap EXECUTORS NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
having demsn q against the estate OF tho Iats Mira
LIZA B. WILKINS. will render them propery stteat-
cd and ,hoas indebted to said Eatts will make pay
msnt to MAkrtS L. WILKINS,
Nay l6 VS. Epcu or
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ConRroaslonnl Noyys.

WAsH1FoToN, Nay "a The bill in relation to tho
public lands In Alabama, Mississippi Arkansas,
Louisiana and Florida, has passe tho Senate. 1t
provides that they he Disposed OF according to the
Homestead Law Of 1862, without discrimination as
to the color of the purchasers the prce Of patent
TO be five dollars, which allows the privilege of
securing land to peraons who have served In the
Confederate ernay, on taking tho oath Of nusgi-
ance.
The Bankrupt Bill has passed tho Houae by
yeas 68, nays 90.
Gen. j. B. PALuBa, Of Tennessee, has been par
doned.
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600 barrels at $1O.75 to 1916. Corn buoyant;
White 82c.
Pork heavy at s3o.25. Lard heavy. Whiskey
dull at 81. &c to 2.27. Sugar steady. Turpentine
Oh to 99a. Gold olosed 932.
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--LATEST Mobile Market.

MOBILE, May 22-Sales OF cotton to-day seven
hundred bales; Middling Cotton selling at 33 to
$40. per Id. Market closed dull; receipts to-day
IA bales. The steamers news caused decline
In some instances OF one cent.
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aS- STATE TAX OFFICE, FIRE PROOF
BUILDINa.-Th;s oface,,. III opsn or tho reoeip.
tho STATE TAX. and will continue opea until tho eth
day OF June proz.I nciusive.
FLEETWOOD LANNEAC
Nay 81 Tax Collector q P1ulip ,.a st M,bne,
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Fire 1t Atlanta, fGeo.,

AuausrA, Ca, Nay 23.-A. r. FURHus' coach
and blaoksualth shop, W. G. Ponsrrn's residence
and store. ". MuNDAY's residence, DusaAa'a
workshop, KEroHukis warehouse and Ave stables
were destroyed by FIRE nt Atlanta, Monday morn
ing. Loss, twenty y Ave thousand dollars.
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.on WashinSxton

WAsHINaToH Nav 2l.-Major-General HowAHD,
Commissioners "f Freedmeus Bureau, has issred
IN order whioh, among other particulars, calls the
attention OF all "foers to the reports in ci' cula.
tion concernins the aots OF cruelty and severity
towards freedmen on their own part, and to re-
ported dereiicsion" In rendering accounts &C., and
says every offi'or so accused shall have an oppor-
tunity Of vindioation before court-martinl The
order also forbids Investments of officers ia plant
ing interests, ~ the Commissioner SAWS such
action will almost inevitably load to corruption, as
it already has to birter accusations.
Commander LEON SMITH, lato Of Confederate
NAVY, was pardoned to-day by the President, upon
recommendation Of several prominent Republican
Senators and others.
! HENRY BnAaa, Of Missouri late an officer IN the
Confederate army, was also pardoned
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EDIs ID AND ASHLEY CANAL COBI BIPANY.
OFFICE BDIsfo & ASHLEY CANAL OonPANY,(
OHAnLEsroa, q. o., March l6, 1860.
DY AOT or THE LEuI6IATUhE, PASSED AT tT6
E0 last scaaion, the RDiSTO AND ASHLEY CANAL
COMPANY received permission TO increase their capita
unrsd Thou land O00) Dollsrs In shares Of One
Hundred t8l00) Dollera esoh
Tho public are hereSy informed that tho books for
Subscription 20 the additional Stock, viii open forn
A. M. TO p. daily, at tho oface OF Messre. John
9. RIGGS CO.. corner Brosd-etrect esd East Bay. The
Stock subscribed Cor TO ba paid for by monthly lnstI
naent OF Of Five te5, DosIs eaoh and rhsre
3 - Et. o. j. RAvENEL MA0BETH.
p BanretrTy and Tressnrer.
ONCE - rIssoh 10
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oHIEP QUARTRRA1AsrLR's OFfIUk,

CHIEP PQUARTERAIASrkR'B OFFIUkl
DEPARTMENT SsUrH CAROLINA
ChtSftsto b o.. M4y Is, 1854. J
CHALPD PROPOSALS. WILL BIC REOEIvkD IT THLS
- ohce until Ii O'Clock, IL. on Tnesday The 9th day
OF Jun., 1885. at which tinio they viii 10 opene To-
furnishing tue Quartermaaers Department in this fit5
with OAK AN PINE WOOD. uuHl January lst, 1867.
Deliveries to BIO m.de o. South Commercial Wharf,
such ii eB in quantities, as may DO reauiroo
by the Depot Quertrmastor.
The quantity r. quired monthly will probably bo abou
Ono Hundred Cords VI Oak, aud One Hundred and Fifty
Cords Of Pi, Q.
Bidders viii state The prico per cord Of tho kind
Wood that they propose to furnish.
Two good aursuse In tho sum Of Ono Thousand Do
lars each to named Ia the bid. will b0 required for
the faithful performance OF the contract.
Bi 10 doomed unreasonable will be- rrjeofed.
Proposals must DO addressed to the III dersigned, and
o. W. THOMAS,
BroYet Liont Col. and Chiof ouartormaster.
Mek Ia 10
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Ca ITO Y.

THE GOVERNMENT IHDonsRlfRNr.
In order to guard agsinnt dangerous imposions the
public requested to take espeoia note of the beau
full engraved proprietary samp through whi the Gov
ernm-nt Of tho Unite Bta officially authenticatea
every bottle of HosrETTRR's BITrhRa This shield
thrown BY tie Ioverhmen tho proprieors and the
puoe for heir oint protection 10 plao oonspieuoualy
the cork and the leok OF eaoh bottle, an'
not fail to strike the eye If the most casual observe.
Nothing that purports be Honosters Btters be
gent Inc unleas the stamp o there.
10 also proper to sate that he Biters sold
cluetve1y In glass, uudee any circumstances
by the gallon or the barrel mposteTs and imitatore
abroad and only sasgu.rd h public has against
them is that the Bkters they buy bear tho engrav
ed label and hessrs, Hostetter smith, and the
staup nbovo mentioned. Nay Al
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Now York Market.

NEW YonH, May 22.-Wn. p WRIGHT quotos
cotton quiet and frua un,ler Gubas news--aales to-
day fifteen hundred (l500) bales-for the week
twenty thousand (9o,0oO). Middling Uplands arc
quoted at 50 per To-, Middling Orleans 40c. per
lb. Receipts for the week, at all the ports, twenty
ono Thousand [2i,oon). Exports twonty-four thou
sand t24,0O0). Gold 8si to SSi. Sterling lively
at 81.
New Yonz, May 21.-cotton market buoysnt;
5000 bales sold OF 81 to 400. Flour dull; 100.
loWer-aouthern 19eo to sls.75. Wheat quiet.
Undor Western aooounts It has advanced from 8
TO 30. Corn aotive, and advanced 10. Pork dull,
% to $50. Whiskey dull at as to az. Sugar steady
Naval Stores quiet. Turponhue 95 to 81. Rosin
ale to % 80.
Gold closed at "a owing to nevs per Cuba
Previous quotations 30l -
Latest New ork harriet.
NEW YonK, May 9a-Oo.son arm; sales a5ot
bales Ut $50. to 100. 7a'5
Flour arn, aud unchanged southe.n Arm; sale,
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Presby,erian General Assemblio.,

Presbyterian General Assemb1icB.
The Old School Presbyterian General Assembly
met at st. Louis on the 18th, and organized by
the election Of Rev. L. NJ. HOPKINS, DID,, Of Now
York, Moderator.
The New school General Assembly met in the
came city, on tho Same day. Tho Rev Mr.. STAN
TON, OF Ohio, was elected Moderator. Tho follow
ing extract from his address upon assuming the
chair indicatos the temper Of the majority of the
body:
s'That rebol spirit which has bid defiance to
lawful authority during these four years Of terri
hle strife through which We have been brought,
shaking thio nation to its deepest found. SION
still RACES within the preoincts where il was born
the church OF God. It 10 the ufsnsing Of heresy
| and corruption, and all unoharitableness and un-
righteousness.
"Io meet this spirit promptly and coursgeously
In tho fear OF God, and with o reliance upon his
grace, is your manifest duty, as we'll M to deal
directly with those who openly set at defiance
your most solemn instructions. To settle all hese
questions upon such firm foundation Of Gcriptural
truth and right that tha sentiment may commend
itself to the Church and give It rest; and that the
| common honor and glory may be promoted"
After several motions and orders, Mr. KYoR, of
Illinois, moved that for the present tho Louisville,
Kontu Ky, Preabytery be excluded from the privi-
lege OF voting In tho Assembly, until q committee
should be appointed to investigate the disregard
by that Presbysery Of the deliverance OF tho late
General Assembly.
W. L. BREoKNRIDsE, Of Kontucky, moved tol lay
It on the table. Lost-syea, 33; nays Lot counted
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aoasure OF Ar,as at Erie.

poa1aro 09 Arna1 at Erie. {Po.) =
NEW YoaH, May "a. Eishty.seven stsnd of
arms has been seized at Eric, (Pa) the property
OF Fenieug.
LmrUI CooR. o revolutionary hero, aged ono
hundred sni two. years, died at Clarendon on
Sunday.
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LMto EorefRn Nova.

NEW YonK. May "a. - Private advices pei
steamship 0aaa indicate o large return OF U. s.
s-20s. The shipment OF specie from here to.mor
row will probably exceed three million dollars
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a5- NOTiOE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
oaims against the estate OF JOSEPH g. AID DuIsoN de.
ceased arc requested to repder them legally
and shose indebted will mako Immediate payment to
MARY L. ADDISON,
may Is VIZ" Executrtx,
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BY ELL EGkAPH.
GREAT FiKE IN NEW YORK
LOSS THREE TO FOUR MILLION.
+ r e M EN- KBLLED D,

NEW YORK, Nay 22.-Ths New York Academy
Of Music, Lutheran Church, Medical University
two piano factories, and other buildings on 14th
street and Sd Avonue, have been destroyed by fire
AARErzEK AL GRAU's troupes lost vausble ward
robes. The loss ia estimated at three t., four
million dollars. Several fremen were killed.
Additional Foreign Wovvs.
WAsHINaTH May 22-Telegrams from vienns
report that Mr. MOTLEY. the Uuited States Minis
ter to Austria, had protested against the further
shipment Of Austrian troops t Mexico. The
troops were then returned home on q limited fur.
Tough.
hoRB OF THE MONEY PANIC.
The f1nanci-l panic at London eliminated on
Nay 10th, by the Suspension OF I" OvERENp, CUR
HEY & Co., the liabilities OF which firm amount
to ten or twelve mil ians sterling. The failure
was caused by heavy speculative sales Of shares
ut large discount, coustant run by deposi.
tors, and tho refusal of assistance by tho Bank
of England in o"nseqnence nf the crisis. Sir NOR.
TON PKTo and Belts failed for four million ster
ling. The Liverpool Mercantile Credit Associa-
tion and other suspeusions reported.
There IL al in tense excitement in financial cir
eles, and business Is aImo-tsuspended. The Gov
ernment has resolved to suspend the Bank Char
.ffhf Act.
Q1oetinB or Presbyterian Assembly.
llf. Louis, tMo.) May q The Old and Nov
1Apol Prerb! terian Assenlblies met here for tht
\ HN4Ae time since 1887, and discussed a project O.
lnion. Two M''derators presided. Twelve
lundred (l2o0p persous voted in favor of reunion
II Is definitely stateh that measures will be lnst
tuted to effect the object Immediately.
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The Worlds Opinion of HOstetter's
Stomach BitterS.

Touching tho Bitters this grand fact clear,
Their fame fills AL tho Western II, nisphere.
Known in Nil taads. washed by its oceans twain,
Health. hopo. aud gor follow IN th ir train.
AVOID COUNTERBEITS
HcSTRTTER BIT R-s ah~re the common fate
OF all things good-Impesters initiate
OF those be esare-disoreetly use your Dyes
Prom honest houses purchase your Buppliea