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70 0U N D.

EOUND, A SOUTH CAROLINA, STATE
I BOND, with Coupons attached, for One Thousand
Dollars which the owner can have by proving property
and paying for advertisement Apply to j. N: ROBSON,
No. 62 East Bay. fwm1S February 1
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Let the subscription be free to all, receiving
f.om each such amount as the donor may tlnd IL
convenient to give. What is wanted is to popular
ise the subscription. The humblest citizen Will
feel pride in contributing his mite towards this
replacement of the historic chimes Of st. MI
chaels. 4. ..s.stl155 ..-....-.-- -
This work o. dividing and canyassing is not new
to our citizens. Charleston can be-, and has often
BEEN subdivided into very small precincts for cleo
ton purposes, and in past canvasses large sums
have been raised on such occasions Let it be tried
now for great public purpose, md In short time
the bells will be in their old quarters
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MULES FOR SALE. DIRECT FROM
N kentucky, 40 head broke MULES, to arrive on the
18TH May be at T. Vests Lot, Queen street be-
tween Friend and Mszyck street. WI. Duty.
8
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE
-..=--- - CHARLESTON, s. c., January 26, 1867.
HlHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is HEREBY PUB
LIsHED for the benefit Of all whom 1t may con-
Germ G. B. SIGWALD,
Captain Of Police.
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70 R SALE.

J1OR SALE, A DESIRABLE PIECE OF
+ LAND, FOK MARKET GARDENING PURPOSES,
about three miles from the city opposite Dr. Norths
place. on Magazine Road, containing nearly twenty.a3
acres with landing on Ship Yard Creek It Is divided
into three lots OF five each, and one OF 4-!o
acres; and balance Ship Yard Greek It Will be sold
upon accommodating terms, in separate lots or alto
gether as may suit purchasers. Apply to j. McCABE,
No: SO Broad street, where plat can be seen.
1Sohr1 D.
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7 0 R E N r,

ITO RENT, TWO OR THREE ROOMS,
with part of Kitchen in desirable part Of the city
near to South Bay. Apply ut No. al LEGARE STREET.
iJSal,r,1ary ",
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EDUCATIONAL

500, :. :,<s.: NIGHT SCHOOL. -.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY THE EXERCISES OF The
" subscribers School will be conducted at No. 1854
KING STREET, east side, one door south Of George. at
which will be taught Bookkeeping, Writing and the
higher branches Of Mathematics and English, including
Arithmetic Algebra Geometry, &C., Political Economy,
Rhetoric, Logic, &C., &C. -,
Terms moderate. Apply as above. .1.,,,,,,or,,,
=. DOTY l. SHERFESEE,
january nWf2mo
49, MRS. CARROL, =.a
TIAvEIG RETURNED TO THE CITY, OFFERS HER
services as Teacher Of the Piano and Vocal Music.
Apply at No. 81 WENTWORTH STREET.
December 90 -
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ITO RENT, THAT DELIGHTFUL RESI-
i DENCE, No. 4 Mary street, in complete order. Ap-
ply at the corner KING AND JOHN STREETS.
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YNO: RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RESI-.
Il DENCENo. II KING STREET, with all the neces-
sary outbuldngs, csteru &c. Inquire ut No. g. south
of the above. WIN january %
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= NEWS SUMMARY.

Col closed in New York yesterday evening at
1891 and cotton at 81 cents.
In Liverpool cotton yesterday closed at 1atd for
Middling Uplands, and Id for Midding Orleaps.
Sales under 1000 bales.
There are $500 students in the various New Eng
Land colleges this year.
CoLENso has written long letter to the London
Times to prove that the primitive Christians offer
ed no prayers to CHR1sr.
Dr.. DUNCAN, of Washington Square, N. T., lately
deceased, was before the war the richest planter
on the Mississippi.
JUDAH P. BENJAMN, late Confederate Secretary
of State has just created great sensation In Lon
: don by brilliant speech in one Of the courts.
The adopted son Of the ex-King Of Dude has
been taken into custody at Calcutta on charge OF
stealing large quantity Of jewelry from his faith
er's harem.
The Hon. ANDREW HUNTER, elected United
States Senator from Arkansas, declines on the
ground that he cannot accept without injury to
the church o. which he is q member.
The Richmond papers are astonished because
the Southern Relief Association, Of New York, col
lected only about nineteen thousand dollars after
such flourish Of trumpets.
The Natchez Courier complains that that city
has long been on dead stand, with no attractions
to draw OF retain travel; a statement which the
Cencordia Qa.) I.teaigencer very cruelty ndorses.
Gen. GRIFFIN lately published an order which
the Texans don't like; and, in return, they are re-
latine alt shout howhe didn't have fight, when
he. had a;chance, with J. E. B. STUART, at Falls
Church, Va, in September, 1861.
There are IN the city Of New York 10000 drink
ing places, or one for every hundred Of the popu.
lation; in CeYaland 112, one for every thrtythree
families; in st. Louis 1896, one for every ninety
seven Of the population.
The people Of Alabama are waking up in every
direction on the subject Of railroad improvements.
The Montgomery and Eufaula, Montgomery and
Western, Selma and Gull, and other routes, a7e
receiving aid and encouragement.
A Confederate soldier named Brooks was taken
prisoner some three years ago. and while in an
1ndiana prison, whitfield out model of q cotton
press. He claims that with the help Of good gin
he can pa6k 3 bale Of Gotten, weighing fye: hum
lrsd:and twenty five pounds, in two hours. as5
The following item appears in "a Dublin news-
psper:sDied, January 2, at Milford, Mayo County,
Ireland, Fsaa1 WA1sH, aged ,1M years, q servant
inSthe family Of MILLER Of Milford since a757.
Jsnuary5, Mrs. .E1lzATE1H MoKzNLEY, OF Coler-
as,,o An{r;ro countv .107 - t.-ar,
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1AJANTED.-A SITUATION AS CLERK
w in mercantile house is wanted by young man
OF good habits who would be attentive to the interest of
satisfactory recommendations. Ahe asks Is small com.
pensaon for his SERVICE his object being to secure
ptr11nry "a /;
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TITO RENT, FOR ONE, OR A TERM OF
u YEARS, the commodious RESIDENCE and e1ten-
sive PREMISES No. o. western extremity Of Bun street.
Apply to T. GRANGE SIMONs,
Fahr rnyyf No ,oo&,soo ~ -
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A Visit toa Nest OF Monsters.

From the New Orleans Picayrne, August 27.l
on riosty yesterday led upon sort OF Wild
goose cnasc among the iron cads which iniost tue land
ng snort dis below tha cy, The opposite sid,
Oi ne river fere lie The AaAavu nk, hppecanoe one
ora ana ta'awbl he last bath OF tue celebrated river
Hael. ana wn them snd "a sucn conformation a. 10 exf
cle conlpls m gard TO naval architecture, lay some
q the oide oil governments build and or two WHICH
showed evldent usDs OF rebel Ingenuity. We we're
courepu over TIE leaf by The officer in char o.
aud got our first clear der OF what iron feet "as
lnnS OF mont guns, Whose gapiny mouths measure
Numerically hteen inches ookIOg through solid wall
OF iron OF ovr loo 10 thickness with door and ceiling
o. Tue same metal aod thickness, aud you have some
dea OF what al iron clad IS. Prominent Ia the nest
wns tse ceieo 81 tennessee, Dnit dnrng the war
Of ceima- Alabama We shown by the officer IA
charge the precise the gallant Confederate
Admiral chansn stood when portion of a bursting
shell enterei pOrtnoic aud took oil his leg The ell
Hesec 40 superior ia strength and symmetry To most OF
her neg bors, and had her machinery Deen we'll pro-
teced ~oad In All profanity Lave caused tho report OF
the naval engagement IN Mobile bay To have read We y
differently. The 'ndenlatioas caused by the Immense
SLOT thrown b. the monster guns oi Farrsguts eeL are
standing proofs OF her entn and capacity tor dc encc
one, wbich Was particularly 20 nte, out To Us, was tue
mark let up the tennessee ny solid shot wegh
Ing one hundred and twenty pounds. The thick iron
plating was CRUSHED through n u were merely Tin, the
thick SoodsorS underneath perforated to the depth Of
over one ioot aud the bolt heads tie inside OF the
vessel loosened. The only effect, however, was the
proof exhibei Of the immense strength OF the vessel
Not tue attractive OF lneres among the vessels
mo1red At this point was the Usage which was, Il viii
be relnemhersi an0ngthe fierce cannonade in Mobile
BAY sunk by tor.edo, carrying to tue bottom all on
board. Snce the has been raised, and now lies
crippled, grin and sepuichral LOOKING craft.
Near by was tie NASHVILLE, huge PENNSYLVANIA barn
ike looking structure winch was captured IRON the
toniede stes, and spayed evidences OF the peculiar
aisptspiIiy 20 clIcums WATCH often snowu
b. the heroes OF The 'lost cause
La aicit on 90 those already mentioned we found
nOorcd at tho Point the nncbago, Chickasaw fucka-
poo an Manhattan, making imposiug fleet either tor
offensive or defensive purposes winch it will pay any
one interested IN naval Architecture, developed by
tie iate struSg", u visit
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would come as he Bishop Twsllsl mad CONE, only o.
tuGse wtn ~vnid HIN. lie had not intrudej
nm-e any whefe unovued, aud he new hal an inien-
ton oi i"rcins himself nio Their churches al Durcan
lney "xh Her - 20 the Queens supremacy bui ney
must ten-ihper the law was MT unlike 10 D. at'r
On ms su'Jeci II was prnoab no letters patent would
again o. issued 10 colon al bishop and While they
we're repud a ing the authority of the Church and re-
isint - 'oe> her maudses they would incur the risk
81 ICING col BY the Church s-he nig ht de eTmlue ~
naFing hog more 10 do YOU auc shen what WIZ
DO gour po>Itony' Zoe right reverend gentleman rat
Gown and profound silence, having sncceeded IN
producing IN all parties feeling OF dis ATS action
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The insrke miniu shares vas duh. Al the nrs'
board Rpeky Hoantain Cold closed SC. higher than at
che same tins Yesterday selling al 81 o. orydon oc.'
seliins Al g. n Edgeain hnng 25c.. selling al vi
Davidson COPPER Sc selling At 81 TO- ndcrer sold
81 $40 20 Smih Parrneloe, 50 30 Is. 81; Rockland
Copper. 50 80.
The forsi.n exchange market inactive and nomi-
naly steady at the suhioned rates but It's undsrt,ne
lacks hfpness. owing 70 tho supply OF bills drawn
against shipments Of ny'iweates when were pressed
for sale during the week, not having oesa fully alb
soroed
Bankers biis England, at sixty days, 1o9s. q
7oeN. al taree DAYS. 40 1i0h; commercial bis
1os,. 109 .: bills Paris sixty days, 10 SIS,
At three days 5l5 5lS9.. 0sher bills were rated
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STEAMSHIP ACADIA fBr) Lees from and Tor glasgow via
Halifax Ms IN leaving the hsroor OF 81 John Nb on the
ternoon OF the l3lh Glasgo~, got on tue io
ground, wind tho fresh from the 80" md
tue tide faliing. she oil same AFTERNOON wisho1t
damage and proceeded.
i.SSyxAxsulP VALLEY CRY a. Georselocn Dc i2ih nst
ni,sey York of 7b and alto AN or the sh met
WIN ansyv ard n AN thick iog arose and
opnsco 70 P-s .sio Cape aay, and while there several
scnoon ~ aud one. went into port, them
Paving the mss carries away. aud some OF them their
Tho Valley CITY received no DAMAGE
aurr vArcuArp Scott n 0ravs~yua ts,uu an aushs~
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Trenbic In the t.urch Of England I'm AfrIcn-
The Tcnchinss or DIR. Coleman.

From the Naal (oape u God Hope, Herald Jcl- 20
lhe Congregations OF - sho.nas. yorrlatn aud ol
Mount Moreiaad have. like that OF Il Tuomss Bercs
deosnlne1 refusing 20 accept sv mlnster who docs
not acc,p, te lccass o. tne isnop " Natal protest.
sgnes b, Tia cetgymen aud cnurcI wAens OF tho thf0e
U.Iban caarcass was forwarded ~ bisao clls snst
his o. 2tlns a8y OF the SAID churclea rstort tao
peru ssiOr q tie Blsnop Of Natal
on J4iy 10 ieputalion waiscd on Bishop lSeiis -
prqseul an address which vas signed by the leading
ineader o. tle Of England NJ DusDao. OF, VIA.
Iur exception of t.o, nesis oil ianii Tue address
olassrs o. the D1fDan churches, interdiciiuF Neuop
vWells from rudlnS mt, tue churches VI no tstct,
and expressed strongly the DISCRIMINATION Jf tnlic "a
lns na. "a accsp any bshos appOinlcd other han ~
tne Que - ashonly, as al present By Law provided
g,'Hop lwelis rcpned 10 the following effect.
expro .od surp 1se and pam at rcceis'ng SUCH IN
adircss rom Dudv Of gentlemen pfoesSng " BE- mem.
-, y. tro Church OF ENGLAND lie hai iet panied At
M nsoisnt address he had receiy wAic ~ Aaut4-
luIf anl 10 winch lac had many tilnr- Attempted 20
,efie bot Caal1 not bring himself 10 DO ~. hc was
caaaily uaiucd at tue address Of TODAY nc 90 not
Lro, i,u 10 express his feelings IL BIS romaras 30
,s,od tutse present would excuse al. aIih 81 cx-
nrsssior The document presented 70 him should nave
! Toner ictcrITe alton In Eng and; 40 number of
raines auacntd w IT, tnoir respeclsoty as5 toe isct
~ no nu.pes lngns. II time had permitted, nave Ocen
-, t,gch ncrcasei, should not be lost ~ o. but
he ersc, % tins document on him. aud 30 believed she
eaert chsh It would have on people la EnCsna. wa
y,ssiv different from that intended by "a sc ~ho had
eig,ed h lhc deporab.e position OF this Unhappy
Tcrss. VA urovei by u, aud how deep was ire
ronna on, IA III received here through the teschng
a. m Coenso "Sot month, not day mus; 10 t9s, IN
snus,,v ,. h r. q chef pas1or VINO viii Raiher around
b,,o lie faithful defend you from ,he workings OF
yss.,,al,e1 panied him mors tnaa ne could ospsess
70 zee sub gahsrag smother bshep cant hs
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


HAYs-FEgLy On Tuesday. September s. al the resi-
deDc. al the brides mother, BY the Rev William 7.
Morrogh, ID. ID. iIC HAYS TO ASNIE FEELy, second
daughter OF the la James Fcey, Esq. al of this CITY
SHoRDoN--LYOS--On Thursday. september II, by the
Rev. +. w. Geisseu hainer, naRfEs sHoRDos TO Miss
) sEPHIyz LYON. b1th of this city
vELAvER-WID lAss On Thursday, September IL, by
the Rev. ". Knapp, PgDao /. VEL,vEu, Of Mexico.
10 LYDIA VIII lAMs, daughter OF the late Captain John
Williams No cards.
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the present and each Of the two previous years Is

in the present and each Of the two previous years Is
thus shown:-
Enra for coD~a. SIS s,T.s sl4 500 ISL slsSiiss.
Do Tor wsrsnsing.. 1908 26o s,l234 400 e,sio Q.
s sss .sa balboa sss sss s IS
Tota at port sat as COS s?s sSt ga s2l 27s %
wan IN. wA'se.... 9,o5l ioo iooSo osJ io,4sOVo
Tho for the eight months beginning vita
January and ending with August was under stated:
Entered ss sss Sol sll7 .Soa $40 $50 1887 ss7 400
Eate.ed or " ras s. 80 $50 s5.s5i.i4 sA6Ss osI
Spec s1 ssa 5;a His ss ss5s sssia
TON, .r d mort s,25 40 AS s2i4i 20 siSs sss los
WA MhAs-. Sa,soo.S6' % 6os.oo9 '',osssO'
The cnzlens receipts The port during no pc
riod wcrs sutjoinei:-
SIX ncnibs -. $50 g5 81. sG7.5IS 1883 s5o,s54 6ss
In Jalg......s... 977.275 il.307 l,j 505 A.
Ia 1asast.-...... 10 iia6ss i2sas75o ls,02a, $40
TotI since jan ass, 5,7 $40 ssl iesIs7 ss,4sasas
I-,s foreign exports IRON the pert ia August ven
valued nus Ia cur ency. imports beng valued IN
coin, exclusive Of isessh, charges and dusies,-
81. 5sSsso slsa 1sS ST. i is;
f0 20 r, aasao 's.. isiTs a.ss' -s zis,Sss
specie std 0aiion. 1 554 39s 1881 sol lila go
TOTAL exports. sis2s5,475 sll5ll,s0l si457l u.
DO. csoi OF specie it.doIus1 1899 900 l2.oS7 Soa
The export movement first eight mouths OF tie
year vas as hsfe s.s.ea:-
Dom poaaeo ss5 i9 1913 SIS sas 80 sssS ss 1891
Do ID. a5Ie... 2,S45Isl .sasis,, ssil, yos
Specie aha Bpm. 2o,is4,i4s 63l9l,74o ss.sSo,iao
Total exports sls elas3o sls7slO oll siS 4os ooi
Do exc. specie. 9S.4i9sjI 81 i+s,s95 i22,5.1sss
The ota imports at the port during the week were
suDjoined:--
N <srf
D,y ws s'a ss aa 81 Sil s sadSs 81
GSlefAI merchandise ooi-27s 1871 2,4s',3s
Total. ......... q, 80. $40 54os.z75 4,5ss, 55e
The imports OF foreign dry goods
Foy he q ei 1865. 1866. 1861
Enessd the port. 81 isieo4 s2s.4o7s 5000 297
Thrown inasget... 255I,Sls 3l7s,sJo -,5s9.lS1
The earnings OF tho Erie Railway Tor the month OF
August, 1857 we're. l2o9, 024
TIE earnings for August 1866, lzso.4o0
Tne earnings Of tae Michigan Central Railroad for the
Grs, week September were:-
lsGs s9i
1858. ss,o--
Dacresse. $685.
Tie earnings Of the Chicago ana Ai.on Railroad for
the nrsl week September were
1881 sloS,sos
Increase s2o,sso
The eafu4Dss o. The Western Union Railroad for tue
frs, week ia sepomosr
1861. s2l,ose
1865 1871
lbsf S','i'
The earnings OF the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
for tho frs, week IL September
1867 Observation-Disclosures. SIG, Se4
1906 Observation-Disclosures. "a, a31
Increase. 81, 500
The business transacted the sab Treasury in this
cJ to-day folows:--
Total receipts 81 $50 Total paymts.. S1,l97, &c,
For customs 453 700 Balance. lly 3Sl ,2o7
For gold n)ns... $4,000
A On cago journal OF Thursday remarks:-
Local money matters remain sanl.ally ia the same
Condition heretofore noticed. TIE demand for loans
L. compa Fcy hgh, and Lrst GLASS paper readily
paced per cent.
Eastern funds good supply, but steady. sight
drafts Nov YORK cuIreut between BANKS Al .
l5c. Oh, aad The al - vi per ceDt
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The range Of the gold market was lower than yes
terday the speculative feeling rather bcarish, most
q those who recently operating for rise having
bold out with The Of buying back al lower hgurcs
The openins price was I44 followed b. advance 30
h<lX from which point .nero a gradual decline ~
7lAk The coains quotation. Loans were made al 40
Dor cent carrying aud AT 1os per cent TIL Monday
kbr borrowing. The gross cisarngs amounted 10
es6 6s4 o0o tho gold balances to 81 100 CO. aud the
currency balances 10 S2,sls,3o-. The shipments of
ppecie and Iiion during the week were light, the
whole having aggregated only s32J32s, Of which tho
sa-st~ tba
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Forls,h rd infantry. with Co. A. rort Brsdy, sieh,
Clp ain George Gsihps, forv-tuird inteatfy, y ~
Co ID For Mscknsc. Nch, Cap ain J. Mitchell
Fory tnird infautry with Co. b. Cedar Poins Battery
Onic. occupied
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Srctnrinn Charities.


just before he assenbage OF tue Convention OF Re-
vision statement appeared ~ the New York Obscpey.
showing forth in formidable array o. figures the ap-
preparations maze by tne Stste 10 Sectsran purposes
60 Roman Catholic charities. "fn 1857" Il charged
"Sl15.Oo0 bestowed Catholic Institutions and
5000 Protestant" Tue list look ormidable and
sided elough. and yet the whole statement Is
OF falsehood ana bg"try top Hero Is the language
OF tho act agproprating sl3S,000 u these charitable
usi.tut,us.-
other clra0e Institutions OF like Character fer their
maintenance, eigy thousand dollars. u be pad follows
namely lht sa,a amount shai be DIVIDED TIE
eral counties, proportion 10 their yslusuons
thus awarded 60 each County, eXcep the county Of
CaYgsa shall be paid 20 following inoo orphan
asy ard instituons In proportion 70 The number Of
the preseu, fiscal year. the Hospitals 3 ina
ccyt New Hospital Bellevue Hospital the ~.
Ilxes ospit 4, the city OF New York. but gcluding the
womeEs uosplL 4, the Mount sinai Hospital the New York
lnhrmary FOR women and Chilircn The Hospital al The
Poor OF q. Francis the Ladies' Reies Association "
tlnnra for the Soldiers tn -. Mays
Hospital Rochester, the kochester CITY Hospi
tai. the Buffalo General Hospital, tbe ST Nary
Iy.nSin and Founding Hospital Buffalo, n be
divided among institutions In proportion % The
bcuelcary patients In them Tor whom her
vision has made and the time that such raeu shaft
have Don under reitment during the piesen, FISCAL
III i've thousand dollars.
one Of the items cited evidence Of sectarar par
taity eight thousand dollars Vary Hospital at
Rochester, but IL is distinctly stated In ns b 10 be FOR
expenditure tor tho care Of soldiers and tho rsccp
tor OF soldiers. under the direction OF Dr. Bachus,
medical officer ~ posi-" On the other hand the
Eimfa Female College, Protestant institution received
twenty-five thousand dollars u s,mple douason; but
Il is not mentioned IN TINS array OF charges.
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The Conference Of the Christian brethren OF all
churches sui all nations commenced In Amsterdam
The 10th d. August. tho inaugural discourse was de-
rvered by Professor Oosserzee. IN the cathedral
before N immense audience. the Conference was
formally opened by Baron van Wsssenaar who well
me visitors in French, Dutch ana German Some
OF the foremost dvines from France, rnany, Holland,
Switzerland and The United States as well ne many well
known ciergymcn and ministers from Gfcal Britain,
compose tue present Conference The brildng where
the meetings oeld contains elegant hail. capable OF
accommodating morp than thousand persons II sur
rounded by beautiful grounds, which sre illuminated
after the evening meetings. After the cha adj
dress engaged Tor about eight holrs
10 receiving reports the state OF Christianity IN
rious COUNTIES Tho United States represented
ov d. PRIME who At the conclusion bis address, IA
tie name OF hts American brethren, gave hearty Ia
yitaiion % Che Evangelical Alliance to hold thcr next
conferences IN Nov York Tho visitors onen togciuor
20 Che Zooloics Gardens, and In The evening there was
oo.s~v1sitas in the illuminated gsroug. An excel
lent conorl OF sacred music performed the ocga-
son. Tho proceedings will not terminals GntI tAs
2s.h ms.
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Total " %, iva
The dMly rnnsa OF gold during tbs week as tot
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-29

Governments, Federal aud State, to use all
necessary Constitutional means to remedy
this evil.
6. ResoiUed, That the Radical majority I'm
the so-called Congress havc proved them
selves TO be In favor Of Negro Suffrage by
forcing II upon the people Of the District
Of Columbia against their almost unani-
nous wish, solemnly expressed at the polls,
by forcing IL upon the people of an the
Territories, and by their various devices 10
coerce the people of the South TO adopt 10
that we are opposed to Negro Suffrage. be-
lieying 10 would be productive of evil 20
both whites and blacks, and tend to pro-
dnce n disastrous conflict of races.
7. Resoiued-Ihat for all their efforts to
uphold the Constitution we tender to the
President and 10 the majority of the Judges
Of the Supreme Court of the United States
our hearty thanks.
s. ResoiUed. That We ARE IA favor Of a
Democratic Convention of delegates from
all the States. to be held nj such time and
place as may be agreed upon, and that the
State Central Committee be authorized to
concur with other proper committees In
fixing time and place, and that we prefer
Louisville, KY, rs the place.
2. Resolved, That the Democratic news
papers of Ohio deserve our earnest and lib
cral support, and that an early and thorough
organization of the party is Indispensable.