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Evening star., 1867-05-20

. SUPREME CoURT.-In the District Supreme
Court Judges Oiin, Wylier and Fishery to
day, the case OF the Uni ted States against ].
ID. and A. z. Hoover. sureties on the bond of
MAJOR Sutherland. of the Marine Corps, is
Re ng argued, having come from the Circuit
Court ON appeal
Evening star., 1867-05-20

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judoe Wplie-The Nav
term OF this court was commen ced this morn
ing, Judge Wylie on the bench, but no busi.
ness OF public importance was transacted
Evening star., 1867-05-20

TIE FISH JWHAKY.-Ye esterday there were
but IS GOO herring and few thousand shad
the wharf, which commanded from S5 TO -
per thousand for the herring. and from $40 to
:sI2 per hundred for the sbad This morning
there are but few fish at the wharf. Captain
G uy has sscut ont" his seine near Aq uia Greek,
and other large seines below that point will
cut out this week. A. number oil gillers have
already cut ont, The seines this side Of
Aqua Greek will be probably worked for TIVE
or three weeks longer. ~ H. e.. 50 ID
Evening star., 1867-05-20
GREAT WATCH SALE!

" ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN,
GirtnF erery Patron q Handsome and Reliable
Wdtca for the lo,c Price Of Ten Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
And not 10 be paid for unless psxfsciy SatISf1rtory
Evening star., 1867-05-20

A FINE HOTEL -Ons of the best kept hot tells
In this country, just now is the famous Spots
wood, in Richmond, Va, Milward Cookery
proprietors. Its cuisine is unsurpassed, while
All its other departments are 80 conduc cted as
10 make the guest faacy that he is soJourning
at q priyate house, wherein good taste, ample
means and familiarity with the customs and
habits Of refined society conspire to render a
visit delfehtfui ts-@ +.-I-
Evening star., 1867-05-20
INES ON THE GRAPE CIGAR.

h0 that has smoked Havana's fragrant weed.
And seen the clouds ascend in graceful curls,
But feels the world : dark picture all recede,
And hopes gush brighter as each puff unfurls?
The choice aroma of the Grape Cigar s.zs
viii spread like incense sprinkled on the hearth:
lis sweet a. evening, when each peeping star
Receives It's homage from the flowers OF earth.
Its fnmes enliyen, renovate and cheer, r..4
Refresh the path mortality must tread,
Like scented groves in natures wild's appear,
To raise enchantplent and relieve the head.
The high and low. the rich and poor.
And all who wish to pass pleasant hour away,
should call on WEIGH. at his famed Cigar Store,
His superior stock a visit will repay.
The GRAPE C1GARn Is made by the best work.
men, of Choice Havana Tobacco, and is decidedly
the best ten cent cigar offered for sale in Wash
ington. All lovers of good Cigars should call on
p. Ii. WEIGH.
my l4-1m 430 Pa av. bet ~ and 9th sts
Evening star., 1867-05-20
AT THE
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
X. M. HALL,

COTTAGE on o street rooms, garden of fruits
New H9BSE SEQ on street, near l4th, ST. 500
neat BRICK on d, near Capitol, fine shade trees
Al so. neat BRICK, rooms, 10000 feet ground
Apricot and Peach frees, Grapes and Straw berries
beautiful LOT on street, 25 feet front, with
privilege of of 5oxloe 81 q ~,
A fine LOT ON New York avenue. between 18th
A fine LOT on New York avenue, between 9th
corner of Vermont avenue and L street 81 ,OOo.
Two BRICK HOUSES on Printing Office Square
: Fine BRICK HOUSE all modern improvements
y = ''N BUSiNESS STAND. .E-
GROCERY and PROVISIONS, daily sales aver
One Story BRICK BUILDING with LEASE o
4 fine PROPERTY in Laurel, Md, viii be sold OF
exchanged fsma atd for city city rrn2HPfrt{ nH $3.50
ton, Georgetown, Potomac. and surrounding coun
< two story FRAME, with 10 acres ground, near
Finest MANSION and GROUNDS in the District
Magnificent ESTATE near Georgetown. $1,000
One near the city of several acres, splendid i'm
1900 feet of splendid high Ground near Lincolr
IS acres near the Insane Asylum, improy ed SO
3l1a acres Good Hope, 500 per acre.
IA. acres near Navy Yard, $50 per acre.
Ii acres near Fort stanton. Sl25 per acre.
% acres near National Race Course SSsI nei acre
40}a acres rich meadow land, near the city. : 10
per acre. .F
proved. SlO0 per acre. ..#...s
23sa acre, very rich meadow in the District Sl2
4 LAGER BEER BREWERY, splendid stand
SlO!sS. my 2O-eo5t
Evening star., 1867-05-20

JUST RECEIVED this msrning one hundred
more Of those fine twenty five dollar suits, at
the Great Central Clothing House, 400 7th
street, opposite the Post Once.
Evening star., 1867-05-20

THE EXPLOSION ATTHR Posi- OFFIcR-The
report of the committee appointed to inquire
into the cause of the recent explosion at the
Post Office Department has been approved by
the Postmaster General, and is now in the
hands of the printer. 1t will be published this
week.
Evening star., 1867-05-20

PEHHIHs can be had in any quantities at the
Star once counter
Evening star., 1867-05-20

JUST RECEIVED Three hundred BOYS
Suits, latest Spring styles from ten te fifteen
dollars per suit, at tie Great Central Clothin 2
House j. H. SMITH,
81 AGO 7th street. opposite Post Office
Evening star., 1867-05-20

Every patron obtains Watch by this ar
rangement, costing bat Slu, while 1t may be worth
$3.50 No pAftialtty tho hown.-N
We wish to Immediately dispose of the above
magnificent Stock Certificates, naming the erti.
cles, are placed in sealed envelopes, and we'll
mixed. Holders are entitled to the articles named
on their eertiaoAte, upon payment Of $40, whether
1t be W atch wsr6 $3.50 or one worth lees, The
return Of of our certificates entities you to the
article named thereon. upon payment, irrespect.
i've o{its worth, aad article valued less than
$40 is named on any certificate, il will ct once be
No Lottery bn a strait 1t. fo-, ,vayd essinaats
Transdctios, schieh may be partsctpa,ed
IN eceH by ths most Jastidious!
4 single Osrtinc.ts will be sen. by mail. post
Ss, thi5ty three snd slef Ant premium Tor Ss six.
hundred and most superb Watch for .sls. 10
agents or those wishing employmsnt this 10 rare
Opportunity. It 70 legittmatsIy conducted bust.
ness, duly authorized by the Govsrament, and
epen 20 the most careful scrutiny, TryKs!
WRIGHT, RROTHIE 8 Co.,, Impertsrs.
- - 2o;zs :, - 161 Broadway, New York.
ACE AND SILK MANTLLLA0, BONNBTs,
IL Flowers. Silks Yelsets, Real and Imitatio
Laces, ladies' Underearments, Trinmi nRs, Lu.
bin D Perfumery, Human Hair work. etc. etc
Will b :od at the lowest price posi- ble being OF
my own importation.
bfesses, Mantillas, and Bonnsts made to order
:" ''' -" II. WILLIAM,
336 PennsylvaniA avenue, e
= Otte Trevfse, Paris.
Evening star., 1867-05-20

N = wv G o o d 3 -.#tE EH-F
HAM SAUSAGE, in nskins-nsw-desirable for
VIAL and HAN PIE Crosse 4 Blsckwslps,
p<r GENUINE RUHeI An QAVIER,
- SsFaE i e. y lAACHQYIIS, y. e
VICTORIA soHzDpER SHiisA A..A0'
Crosse / Black YELL. MysT TSkp.
= ,.G.a s.s 3 NV. BURoH1LE. sAS
- Ap 80 :. ---L- - ,. cerner 18th end SITS.
FnHIEe TAoKLH FIsHING TAoKLEi
Il have just received the largest and best selected
assortment of H1SHIH9 TACKLE in the market.
-, SAMUEL =. ekVAeE,. =
594 street, between 10th and llth.
EHeLIsH Willow BATS. -. =, z
oBoQUxf. CAMS, st,
ss4 D ss1.ss. .s b.s...s .sfsSai issS sna 18th.
RIRD 0AGHsiTl aBIBD oA0ss :.
Tho largest stosk Of IT'D gAeEs q ath.siy. :
% iaH ,lss4 D ssrses 6ssvesn leak esi i'm. I
EEpI11s HOQs1, lts. fsnnsyl.ssI. ave,
h. S6sss Sa6sssi 500 sd oss. sS'sHss sss, ;as ss.
No. 49, Ssst q Z: ss:zsid ss
SeSlS 4369 Eanltf &anb, with privilege Of bsih
-, elegant public parlor, with aoliShtful b3.
cory. Ono Of the most co0fort sble houses In SSs
city. No uquor sold. Transient Boarders ez \
lsy, Table boarders. SaO meath. ny l0.lmA
Evening star., 1867-05-20
FINE BUILDING LOTS.

On Va av., 1SIand J bet II and 80 't SOC
On 18th at ". bet p and Q :. 80 '22H
On 6th '' Z" land az 80 qc
On Pa. sv,, (east, near 18th at q" "a
Large number OF lots. same vicinity, So.
A great bargain In House and Lot on d street
west, between 4th and 9th. Value of the lot only
ssked for the property House rents at go per
month. Lot 12x138-S.03s feet at Too per foot,
Persons desiripg either to buy or sell Real rs.
tate or Real Estate paper. will consult their In.
terest By calling on
Evening star., 1867-05-20

AssESsiR lasssSs apsSS q ss1TISsk I "a Iixv6t is
- 9 eesVtpAI 1est feofsseotn eaow SeeFe1 lol
fn0St1s - S6jichmsnSsl = town. H0F tegIs. a
dress Lock Box -. Gssrsstovn, D. o.. Pos
O6oe. ny 84Ws
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psIzEs cAsHED IN ALL LE0ALIlED LOT
JQaiSg = aAyHs u broadway.
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him os while no found out that they were looking
for other rooms and he would not take any monoy
from them for his services to lhaa ha Gala 49, go
were imposing on him, and s"-- r. , sa.a
70 leave Rirman w. ,e,t umes no no, VIZ ~ had
names who ~a.d insult MN anu ..',i ~ I'm ar,aar
ib> -.cyer no could on Tue nsnt " 'aao -. Az
!, had both been drinking. Firman began the
trouble by Insulting the prisoner, using bad language
and he tQuiller) made up his mind he should 'ease
CUTLER took two of his chairs and put them outside
when Firnan said DON'T touch another thing or WI
cut you openn Prisoners brother-in-iaw then CALICO
him aside and told him that Firrnan would kiil MN u
he did not 10. him alone. He thea borrowed gun,
thinking he would Firnan away. After Getting
the gun he house and told deceased 10 come
out He the door and said something, when ne
raised the gun; it Off but he didn't mean TO 90 A.
He returned tue gun and tried to give himself mp TO Inc
squres; but they didnt believe he had killed any one
On Sunday he was arrested.
The excitement caused by the murder is intense, The
residents OF the locality where the crime was committed
having been heretofore FREQ from any crime Of mag
nitude.
Firman, the deceased had q bad reputation being
known az common thief in his neighborhood. lilo
had served terms in the Jail at New Brunswick and bad
once made his escape from that place OF confinement
lie was about sixty years Of age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-11
FORTRESS MONROE.

Meeting of Railroad OGicials at Petersburg
Severe Storm Great Southern Bazaar
Movements Of General Barton. &C., &c.
FORTRESS MONROE June I; leg!
The officers Of several railroads in North Carolina and
Virginia have met in convention in Petersburg for the
purpose Of adopting schedule by which the distance
from New York to New Orleans, by rail- may be short
e.sd. Thai. decision has not yet been announced
severe storm prevailed here yesterday and to-day
and several have been detained consequence
including the United states double endsr Lenapee
the Gosport Navy Yard bound for Wilmington, N. c.:
sp9 tAe steamer Alexandria, from Norfolk for Phila.
o0iuhiA
large bazaar has been opened In Norfolk under the
OF the Washington and Lee Association which
Is destined TO exceed IN pecuniary point OF vew any.
thing OF the kind held in the city Many prominent
lcades are Ia charge or the affair." and considerable
pense has boen incurred In making tho bazaar
TO tho people IL s visited by large crowds daily The
proceeds will be devoted 10 the relief Of the INDECENT
families OF deceased confederate soldiers.
General H. :. Burton and his Headquarters are busy
backing up their records and camp and garrison equip
page in order to be in readiness call for Charleston
on Monday next Companies and H OF the Fifth
Infantry will 20 TO Charleston with tho General
vessels arrived from outside repcrs the as very
severe. -
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THE JAPANESE COMMISSIONERS.
Their Departure TO-Dny-visit of NafsmOro
TO the Herald Establishment.

Their Departure TO.Dny-Visit of MafsmOro
TO the Herald Establishment.
Tho Japanese embassy, which consists OF Ontomogoro
first commissioner; Mas moro Tudayu, second commits
soner Tukasawa- UkikIy Secretary of legation Tudu
Senya, first interpreter; Seky Senpaiy, second inter-
prefer and Sinnogro paymaster leave for Japan
to-day in the Pacific Mail Steamship Company steamer
Rising Star. This steamer will connect the Panama
Railroad with the steamer Sacramento for San Francisco
VIII ere the embassy viii be transferred 10 tho steamer
Colorado, which leaves san Francisco tho 4th OF July
for Yokohama and Hong Kong.
Ogasawars Kendon, first lieutenant and Jovata HASA
Ku, the second Lieutenant of the Japanese navy who
TO this country with the embassy TO remain
been sold to the japanese In readiness to
go TO sea, when they will go in her to Japan.
VISIT OF COMMISSIONER TO THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT
Yesterday afternoon Matsmoro- Tudayu, second COM
missioner, visited the HERALD establishment and
escorted through the departments OF the build
ing The Commissioner examined the interior arrange
ments OF the editorial rooms with much interest," and
expressed himself much surprised at the systematic
management displayed therein. The composing room
struck him with unbounded amazemen with its
In the stereotypng departm however he at
home and proeSsed knowledge of the entire process,
having he said read detailed account OF it, published
in Japanese journal, which had translated
him most Of all, however, the engines and
presses in the basement Of the building and he spent
time in examining, after the inqusve Japanese
fashion, every detail of their construction and in asking
the manner OF working them On leaving the building
after having spent time in admiration or bust
ness office arrangements, both astonshed and delighted
with the establishment equally for the wonders ~
every department, and It's great beauty within and
without
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S HIP PING NE w s.
POST or NEW YORK. JUNE 10, 1887.


Steamship Malta tBr) cMicsan Liyerpool Nav "a ana
Queenstown ssh with mdse and 81 passengers 20 en-
p n s.h INST AM saw steamship Bavaria bound Il
steanship western Metropolis, Weir. Bremen, May 81
win mdse and 81 passengers 70 isaac Taylor Had birth
IRON thence strong westerly winds
Steamship Pioneer !Brj, shackford, Cow Bay. day.
Steamship Abcmare Bourne. Richmond &c with rndse
And passengers 70 Liynsston Fox Co. ION Inst psi
out OF water, apout miles Sc from Barregnt
steamship sarstoga King Norfolk, &C, with mdse and
ship Neptune Peabody, Liverpool, May with md.e and
t3l Passengers TO Chas ~ Marshall 5h inst, on Nan.
ship Rhine. Kommcriing London ~ days, with mdse
aad ~. passengers 70 1rinne Mnturn Co. Had strong
ship Athena tBren warS. Bremen. IS days, with md.c
s sna a pssssnaes 70 master May lat ~ lon ~
, BARK whcn Loud Boston. days In ballast Came to
this port 70 load for Gibraltar
ssrs ., Richmond oi snasora Powers Lisbon 70 days
Ion I saw shr Marcia Greenea bound Z; 18th, a g.
LAT a. lon 81 schr Zachary iayIoT OF proVnee,o1n 1n
Wind at sunset Sc.
"a, srSsenIpns % Fire Island ship Morgan Of and
iof NeW beufofd 10Y pilot boat Edmund Blunt, No ~
Foreign Ports.
Cow BAy. CT, June J-Arrvcd bark Iakamba tBr) Rood
N1orx; oth brig Anna N knight. Knight York. 90.
sailed May 80 sehr Folsom Deiano, Savannah; 3l.s,
erg Benson. Mis-, SYork; June 4 bark Union DRY
Ne sixns 90 9th brig VIM NASH Mcbride do schr
In g0r' s.h srss $, yincen, tBr Canton and tBr,,
Americas Ports.
woassn June o-Arrived steamship Mapaatian
swo ports since the war ship Amelia Liverpool;
WILMINGTON NC. June lo-Arrivcd. steamship. Fair.
banks, hunicy, and sappho, Lingo NYork.
For OAr ,shippsno Ners See NinA Pooe
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
cAvTnAL FROM rnK soUH FIRE DEPARTMENT.
circular has been received by Chief Engineer
MbiAnghn. OF fhc Fire Department, from committee
- Independent Engine Company OF Colunaia, s. c.,
snatciting subscriptions from the Jersey City Fir Depart
ant 10 assist them in building house for the apparatus
mo circular states that the poverty Of the Southern
eepse and the oss Of their property by the Ere which
devastated their city compcs them 70 fall back on
charity OF their friends North Tho beneficial results OF
90 81 FORM ~'"A'''
RncapxRS CouRr-DEcREAsx or CRnE-The only
ssss Of nots before the Recorder yesterday morning
we're those for drunkenness on the Sabbath For the
anst two or three weeks only few petty offences wsrS
Aiapoeed Of This city can now favoraoy contrast with
asy other In the State regards the order and morality
q hs people. faithful and strict observance OF the
1endAy law will make Jersey City the envy even Of liz
Hudson City.
OoUxTT CouRrs The Court OF Sessions reasse mbled
yesterday morning. Sentence was pronounced by
Jsdge Quaife nine prisoners for larceny assault
she highest term OF imprisonment awarded being three
years The Court then proceeded to try appeal cases.
which may occupy several days.
Newark.
RAnEAsx or A Coyvicr.-Edward 0Brien, the New
jersey switch tender who convicted OF manssughcr
- NE second degree for having, through negligence
sssod train that railroad 70 run on the track by
which . passenger was killed. has Just been released
from confinement He was sentenced to pay hle OF
800 and costs Of court and be imprisoned six months
e Pardone have remitted the fine OF $780, and the en-
psoyds OF she road paid the costs Of court.
Elizabeth.
AncrHR NAN killed ON THE RAnRoAD About three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon unknown was in
taaty killed the New Jersey railr DAD about mile
end quarter beyond this CITY, He was walking upon
she track and was struck by The locomotive OF the
soo freight train. The body horribly mangled
ths right srm was entirely severed The body lies the
freight depot at Elizabeth for Identification
A BOY ACCIDENTALLY HuSesp-A lad, named Charles
lnsch was found dead in his fathers barn. at Elizabeth
On Saturday night When discovered, he was found
hanging between two bars OF maugcr He had been in
ts upper part Of the barn. looking hens nests and
- had accidentally fallen into the position stated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-11
A NEW Y0RKER RILLED AT HYACK.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

NYAcK, N, y, June 10, 1887.
A serious accident happened Nyack this evening.
While FIRE Engine Company No. were out review
young asked the lremen IL they willing he
should take hold of tho rope with them" They said
they had objections he had not gone far when he
tripped and fell the whole Of the engine going
his bead, crushing dreadiully He picked up in.
sensible, and died Immediately. His name is Thomas
Ward, and he resided In New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-11

REAgIiFUL HUMAN HAIR-wATERrALIs ONLY
~ " ~ splendid Switches g. double Curis 81: new
Sn,sncns - Recalling q wholesale prizes At PEckHAMs
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900 9Th Av, CORNER 10TH ST.. IN THE MILL
QUO merry s.ore-As competent nurse and good sean3i
stress the entire charge OF infant wait Oh
invalid lady; competent in both capacities The best Of
references given.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-12-11
General Hancock.

The admirable order issued by Major
General Winfield s. Hancock on assum-
ing commandat New Orleans has called
forth commentator in all directions.
both North and South. After the tyl
rannical administration of Sheridan,
Pope, Sickles and others, it is exceed
ingly refreshing to see military com
mander, charged with the same duties
and fortified with the same powers as
they, openly proclaiming that the civil
law is superior to the military, and that
the latter should be used only as an adj
junct in the administration of the for
mer. The idea had been acted upon
SO seldom within the last few years that
it had begun to be considered obsolete
and itspeaks we'll for the people that
its assertion now should call forth their
approval. Coming as it does from
military commander as able and dis
tinquished as General Hancock, it is
one Of the times, and may be taken as
an indication that the end of despotism
will soon have its beginning.
General Hancock's administration so
far has given universal satisfaction.
He listens patiently to the grievances of
all and redresses them if within his
power. He has commenced the work
Of reinstating the officers wantonly
removed by Mower to make easy berths
for hungry Radicals, and has shown
disposition to refer all civil questions
to the proper civil tribunals for adjudi-
cation. He will doubtless prove as able
and efficient civil governor, as he has
already proved himself gallant and
skillful commander in the field.
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A L E x AN DRIA, La:
WEDNESDAY. DIG. IL, 1867.
~ The New Orleans Bee, in an ar

" The New Orleans Bee, in an ar
ticle on Registration in the South,
says: "that a large number of the re-
gistration officers in Louisiana were
entire strangers to the people among
whom they performed their work"
Our able cnofrere is too easy on this
subject. 1t is a we'll known fact, that
the chairman of the Registration Board
in every Parish Of the State was a Sc
lected emmissary of the Black Repub-
lican party of New Orleans, who was
chosen by General Sheridan on the
best of recommendations to do his spe-
cial bidding, and each and every one of
them were armed with private printed
instructions from Sheridan how to act
and who to reject. And we'll were
they selected and well did they perform
their duty. In Rapides they rejected
450 whites, who had right to register
under the Military Bill, and permitted
as many negroes under 81 years of age
to register and then vote. Such infa-
my, such fraud, such are-faeed rascal
ity was never before heard of in any
country
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-12-11

A TRULY LOYAL MAs.-The Colunhn
Sun thus photographs one Of the delegats
to Pope's menagerie, Thomas Gilbert j.
name
AT meeting Of the citizens Of 1Chath.
hoochee county, before Abraham EheOIn
had taken the Presidential chair, and IN
vious to the secession of tho State 81 Geo.
gia, this hoary-headed old reprobata nk
mitted to the said meeting a propositipsis
writing, offering to arm and equip a u
own expense one hundred men. to proeesl
to Washington City and to kill Abralsa
Lincoln. He supported his proposition ii
a violent harangue, charging hid men
moderate and humane neighbors Will (.
want Of patriotism and courage. Ties
facts will be fully attested by some 81 ths
most prominent and respected citi3sns ii
the county Of Chattahoochse..n
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-12-11

HThe Mendieant Loyalist, chagri-
ned that Mower no longer has the pow
er to decapitate supplementary office
holders, has suddenly discovered that
the niger Convention is the legitimate
possessor of his mantle. 1t calls upon
the Convention to remove the present
state government and appoint a full set
ofnew off ce~s, and says that General
Hancock, who is only theservapt of the
niggers, is bound to recognise their
work. It is certainly a brilliant discov-
cry in legislation that q Constitution
can become all powerful before ithas
been made or ratified in the manner
pointed out by law. Until Congress
adopts the Constitution General Han
cock has supreme power in Louisiana,
and if the Meadicant LoWlist wishes to
test the question whether he belongs to
the niggers or the niggers to him, let
the Convention attempt to remove an
officer elected by the people.
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"a Mower has found out to his cost
that the decapitation game is one at
whieht two can play to advantage. Gen
eral Hancock hasrelieved him from du-
ty as commander of the District and
chef of the Freedmen's Bureau, and has
sent him back to his regiment. The
+" Brevet Brigadier general District
Commander, Freedmen's Bureau mana
ger, and would-be despot, is now only
the Colonel Of a niger regiment on
post duty in the village of Greenville.
"Alas, poor Yorick.n