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sessct.s prsssne on ae~ ae spedis~cy Of tntwpass Il
behalf Of ~ feiloV cittsesa In word drr,ng the -
Confederacy be did mot commit single sc OF whiob no
bad reAson TO be ashamed, or which b,s opponanlsi
Long confinement IL Ia aaid has told upon his heaiiha
but that Ia to like him matter OF minor conse1
quence He failed 10 OF ne woeIss tats man ever
far exceed the greatest punishment In the po~or o. Ms
foes inhct He has the consolation however OF re-
aeoting that the confidence repossd In him by ing
Southern people when they elected him ~ President %
no 18th OF February 1861, he has never lost anu WIN
! hough Il may be IL e1e--carfy II WIN an - 1ss
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON, May 90 1857.
The steamship Union, of the North German Lloyd's
line, from New York the 18th inst, has arrived ut
this port
GLASGOW, May 80 1861.
The steamship st. George, Captain Smith, which loft
Quebec the 1lth Of May, has arrived in tho Clyde
QUEENSTOWN May 80, 1867.
Tho steamship Chicago, Captain Harris, which left
New York on the 18th inst, arrived At this port this
morning, and sailed for Liverpool.
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Aa.erican CWaItham) Watcsss.

The AMERICAN WATCHES. manufactured AZ WNithAFf
Massachusetts only equal but far superior g -
and France; thel ua1
cheaper more accurate, loss complex more durable
silly order than other watches In ~
fhey provided with the best and latest inve
tons for the purposes OF regulation and psesO
against damage from breaking of mAinsprngs
Every watch fully warranted.
For sale by class dose ID the United States -
British Provinces
For further information address the agents.
ROBBINS d APPLETON, l62 Broadway n. T.. anA
ROBBINS, APPLETON 4 CO..
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II s the teeth tina ruined By oessnce ccaiA
be strups together they would thrice around tbq
world There have been ts havoc "a
day. by when there absouts saeguard agApad
deuts existence but there apology for IL
FRAGRANT -OzoDONT the World renowned antisepuN
dentrifce seefiy protccshe teeth sgsiat decay ~ ~
Prevent. sr-.r9t water irresL ne ~
nra
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Ham. he had shown great nterest h 'ne aaesuon -
workingmen's lodgings. and had been onc 'no ns.
call public attention to a. Ultimately IL was
award Of the principal prizes 70 his Majessy>
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i-isaiNsUaASG@ COMPANY.
OF New yo4A
I. 5 MIN slaN. Yre,laens

Cash As ets
invested boni aud gage Tilted States ss,cke
e2U,ATaiI ~
Issues every approved description Of Life and Endowmsi4
Policies selected lives moderate rates. returning ~
surplus annually 10 the Policy holders 10 be used either ~
payneu premiums purchase additional lnsvrAnc
She option Of the assured.
RICHARD A. McCURDY. Vice President
SHEPPARD HOMANs ActuarY.
JOAN 5ea1e 4 a' STUART. Secretaries.
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B. n S. Ssrs q r:s
toe Ne. Aston pyacs
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THE CONGREGATION OF sovEREIaMs

Tho Czar Of Russie Route to Paris.
81. PETERSBURG, May 29--Evening.
The Emperor Alexander eft this city to-day for Paris
The King Of Prussia and Count Bismarck 60
Visit Paris.
n Id s. BERLIN, My 20--Evening
Is stated that King william viii be accompanied BY
his Prime Minister. Count Bismarck, his visit to
4; the French capital ~
The Emperor Of Austria Expected.
7 PARr, Nay S0-Evsning.
n expected that Francis Jsssph tho Emperor sf
Austria, win arrive in this city the day Of July
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a March 81 TYtuusph.
The Introduction OF
Hon7s Malt Extraot Health DevorAgo
into America u indeed maroh 81 lrlunpA.
We refer tho most favorable report 20 Tho
New York Academy 81 no650eno,
BY the special COMMITTEES app0nted BY VI President - 49,
scteniinc body.
To the names publahed OF
hundred American Physi0taas.
who have used themselves prescribed
Honvs NAN Kxtract
Greatest rouic Appetizer and remedy for aal
cialy Tor nsumptve people.
To more than dvo huudreA CuBeD
performed by Ho6s Malt Extrao4
the most delicious in New Yovt Oily and sAte1
testimonials addressed TO Mr. H0Gs MAI Kstrsot Dspsk.
No 81 Broadway,
And 70 the
Rapid sale Of
$4,000 bottles
Of Hods Malt Extract In four mosufhHf
VIM Moiler, ESQ, of No. 6Wast Twenkioth souDo& 80
that II Is the best remedy for Dyspspaa.
Price - dozen. Sold By druggists sd SeGonH
where.
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Cheapest Fashionable Hats In New vSvR
tuntrirassd 0FNiN's. NO sls Broedwsy Ssvsntya~S
styles; variety of nsseris The con,rss
fancy styles 81 great beauty snd entirely FOE Aa~
ehidtea aud infAuts. 0kNfN, No. sis Bsosdwsy
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tiiii. the 1nin.isabi~, Has w~-awsed Hsf~
,utuhx stuac Tor the manipulation % HAIR wbi@krsa
shAmpoous ynd Dyesg " Dusne s,rest. Hair DYE
per boz bcssrsn usa.
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A QUESTION FOR WAR.

New Complication in tho Schicswig DIM
Guilty.
LONDON May 60, 1887.
Dispatches received last night from the Continent
dictate that fresh complication the character Of which
IL not definitely known, has arisen in the schleswig
question.
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Cri.seSsre,s Hair Dye. ire Be.s Ever Mas.
wholesale aud. retail applied. Ne q
Astuf House.
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kRLrys. al srssd-.y.
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ss ~, 49, "n.rnssca The highest rates pad -
Ssuo'oso. and az sna "a, gsnkers Wan NC.
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vs,sri shower. Have s.tnrrtca the xsyss
.,a r~ndarso mar ard moistuFs Nuouynvus tcrms hme
sb.~r prpof the spng Has OF KNOX N1 brosdways
ssper Of ruen street. ard bS breadw-y under NC rns
s Uouss Thess esAbtishm AL stlsxc ~1tt nr
wsvung GoQ * mokkoDD1kaA Snnn4nns~kAuk ~ senas
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isy; v.n Ei:e.ser4,s 1ssshesscs- Neur~sg1s-.
kys, Ear Throal Cstarrh aud Ashms Once - Yflh
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Fsr.ha..'s Asshn.a Cmrs: nellef gssr.s-
A. Park y. X.
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Bartiests Reversible SEWING Machines ere
foot 10 price $40 General depot - Broadway
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1atcheier's H.iy nye.-The Best 70 shs
world: tho only perfect Dye. harmless reliable instAn<s
Factory 81 bsruisy strcct.
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EU R 0 P E.
Intense Anxiety Concerning
Macmillan.
The Schleswig Question in a
New Phase of Difficulty.
The Gear Alexander Leaves st.
Petersburg for Paris.
~~~>-->-.>--~---~~~-.~~
Hing William Of Prussia, the Emperor Of
Austria and Count Bismarck Expected
in the French Capital.
The Russian American Cession
Treaty Its Negotiation, Cost
and Value Results.
ADVANCE IN CONsOLs AND COTTON.
sc. &c. &c.
BY THE CABLE TO MAY 30.
MAxlMILlAN'S FATE.

Intenso Excitement In the Old WorId-Lord
Stanley's Statement.
LONDON, May 30--Evening
The uncertainty Of the fate of Macmillan creates an
intense and painful feeling OF anxiety throughout
Europe.
In the House Of Commons tonight, Lord Stanley in
reply to request for information the safety Of the
Mexican Emperor said that the government received
no official Information on the subject
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..srev-r a Hy,k~r's Hsshess Pre..ia.. s.~i.s
Machines. f1 Hoadway New Yosk
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- Hs:s:o: ana %n.es' T. STsssEs 'rsS'Sss H
lad 1G7 Fulton street. n. Y.
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ANor the Stors0 the Sanshknc,.
After the darkness the dayilghG
After . cold freedom relief.
Provided POKTERs COU0H oALNAMls Hssl
Depot - Barclay strsse.
,A.-Carrinaos. Harness, Saddles. Brkdless
Sheets Be- sh styss, good work ma Broadway expsoa8
pToassr TUFTS Rcpcsstoy, n Cedar strsss
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sPAIM.

The Abolition Of Colonial Slavery Cabinet
Question.
MADRD, May 2o-Evening
The Spanish government is considering the question OF
The abolition Of slavery in all the colonies Of Spain
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THE CONGREGATION or soyEaElcNs.

Nap0Ie0n's Preparations 20 Receive King
William and the Czar Aisxaudsr-1'he
Palace Of the Ely and its "Reminiscences
How the People Of Paris Disy Weicoaas the
Russian Emperor. &c.
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Hs- m:s1 1: As. : as = S.
aud unpsisiab Extract Of vanilla 70 Be- DID " 80
Ss''
perfectly frea from rouka Bean % othes nppeaqs -
pessesses the debate and true nsvor q The hsss van
All Of BURNETrs FIAvORInG kfTRACTS ere HG1
rented perfect purity aud great srengh NO.
Justly snioy the reputation q being ne Ssss maas
al: vhcsssis and retail ~ The Prsgrsso, - BR0Ane
RrooeYa and druGGlsta.
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THE FEMlAN TRIALS.

Progress or the Irish Special Cesa.sissieas.
Coax, Ireland, May 80, 1857
The trial Of the prisoner, Condor, in progress
before the Special Commission In session here.
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An .! sURNETrs Ti.Avoniso xfTl1SIs sss -.
s ssii ss ps,sss s =
=sf $TT N y sSassss Il ~
an" s. s.. e. s :.:ss..: <. s:;:ss
s' TSsfs as GSSSa "a
Dssst q ssrosy stress.
ss a:Gsrr x asrns:.. S:1S,:: nr.sIss
ss @rs " w. f6Trs sspo.i;ss SSsasr .s,:ss
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-t A:s:e: ::s .. n'ss' y sSssassEa 'rs'S's. x
I'D sG IA Ss, s.- Eli IT,. s.s. .ss s:' I; a.
Factory 81 Ssrvisy street
nrrss,,e.s: Rsvsssss,s ss;:,ss ss.sss.s: 80
W @f od "a - srs s y. asss s..s.ss
.Csssar'so E,scsrsc Powder.
plsst.. fowls, auimsis sold ~ an druss,sts.
" c5sfsnss s al Z ' DEfST f ssro.s-ss
s : :s Sysrs -. n .ss! s':s
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C"rs.'ns . sssci~isy a,
ssssfSs n sI H s4s:a. I: Ns
styles every variety Of nsssss The sori eonprsss
ssarsa saa nfsas aEsis, No as ssosS~.y - ''
PAY =. M.rs,:': S.esni.s - % mis- s.s
Or. v.n Esse.sers,. As.shesscs- Neur~ssas-~
E,e Ear. fs'o.. c.islis .sa x.Sa. oss Il sfS -
Fsr.ham's Asshasa Cars Rellef Gssr.s-
.-rd u sve minutes. Foe sale b. DKnAa BARsks CO..
~ rsrk row. r.
"a s. s. II SIS S-ss q s:y
x: ssy.r & E, sss..; s .ss ss s.~s
Hill I'M. the inie,isass~, H~. w~-swcd H.iv
suthx studio for the manipulation q Hair wbishers
PEI bot, bess'an use.
.,. rAss: q asd srs:
RsDIEvs MIDI. q Cooper RI ias s'asa
''"'- oi.f. g HaSra4friss s5sia ss:Tsir.sa-
LIS 4 P~rrss's ssscs--Dei'css"' "'sAS"
vodN BUSc1S's SONS Arsr,sror The United STATS
Royal Hawai-. Lcassy. s Prizes g.. PAL, I'D
yod informston luruisa "a s .ns sss.r
rAvLWe ! co. Ssuters % Wan 'rs'' g.
tn. M:ws s'ssfssss 81 II e 1:s. rss
s...ns nsshsss President. ~ sroaawsy ss- for<
ss. w K. "a f =: sg. s:.. 500. a..
4 al,sd Iw Chsshsm street
v.,.mi shower. Have s.tarnscd the ysrsl.
x.y .rs %oi H.. sys M s".r
orper q rusen street. Nni bs5 Broadway under TIC r
20. ngass rns 9 ~ ss ~ 100 -
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nf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
A HOUSEHOLD. wORD-BUY. YOUR FRENCH
"A CHINA DINNER sBTS. Ia PIECES, SA
Do, 1ea Seta, ~ pieces.
Do Breakfast p1aies per doxen..
Tea Plates %
French Gut Goblets. per dcEsn.: %
Silver plated Ware, Table Cutlery Cooking Utensils Re-
feeratorn and housekeeping Articles Of description
the city, q prices consdor
10Y B BAssFoRDs. BAssFoRp,a PASSPORTS,
COOPER INSTITUTE AND ASTOR PLACE, Corner Store
Positively connection with any other.
A BsoLUTB DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW YORK
"A States where dcsertion 49,, sufficient
publicity Zee In advance. Consolidation free.
n. HOwES Attorney 70 Nassau street.
ID ARGAINs.-wATERrALLS. .; 0RECIAN CURLs,
I'D ~; snais 81: Waterfall Puns 50 cents;
thing cheap, ct PECkHAMS Hair Basaars 81 Grand
street near Bowery New York. Of Fourth ana
Ninth streets Williamsburg Hair dressing 30 cents
Cut this out
WORMS, BUNIoHs, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALI.
~ Diseases Of the Feet cured By Dr. xACHARIE No. 100
Broadwav.
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THE FORT PHIL XARNEy MASSACRE.

The following the Of the officers and men
killed by the Indians Fort Philip Karney, Dakota
Territory, on the 2lst of December last
Captain William J. Fetterman, Captain Frederick b.
Brown, Second Lieutenant George W. Grummond. First
Sergeant August LANCE, sergeant Hugh Murphy, Cor
poral Robert Lemon, Corporal William Dorse. Frederick
Ackiman, William l,-iyier Henry buchanan, George E
r. Goodall, Thomas Burke, Michael Master, Martin
Kelly Patrick Shannon, Charles w. Fenton, Joseph D.
Thoinas David Thorney, John simpson, Albert II. wal
ter. John N. Weaver, frnncis N. Gordon, John Wood
run, Sergeant Frnucis Raymond, Sergeant fAeStck
Rooney, Corporal Gu>tave A. Bowers Corporal Patrick
Gallagher, Heury T. Aorons Macmillan Defining.
isugicr Adophe Ncttx; Arfcer, John NcCary Thomas
Anderson, Thomas Broyn, William Bugler. Vim. Coosy,
Charles Cuddy. Patrick ianey, Henry 9. Deming. Hugh
Doran, Danie, Mathew Foreman, A. Fitzgerald,
Daniel Green, Charles Gamford John Glitter, Ferdinand
Houser Frank Jones' james G. MCGUIRE John McCauiey,
michael c. Carr, Jacob Kosenburg, Frank Sullivan,
Patrick Smith, William Morgan, Corporal John Quinn,
George W. BurreIl, Timothy Cuiteriand. John Maher,
George W. Mulberry, First Sergeant Alexander Smith,
sergeant Ephriham G Bi,se Corporal George Philips,
Corporal Michael Sharkey. Corporal Frank Ksston,
George Davis, BERN f Doand, Asa H. Griffin, james
Keern, Herman K-l, Michael Kennsy, .Deios Reed,
Thomas M. Mcddcn, Sergeant James Baker, Corporal
James Kelly. Corporal Th,mas = Horngan. Geosse ".
Nugcnt, Franklin Bay James Byan, Oliver Williams
citizen James Wheatlcy, citizen John Fisher
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than In his State, Kentucky. He repudlated and
denounced the reflection OF his colleague Mr Hise)
and referred 70 the warning recently given in Danve
KY, TO General Fry 70 leave that place He declared
lection, and be desired that they should have il
In reply to question by Mr.. Cooper Mr.. WILSON, or
Iowa stated that the bill would prohibit civil courts
past II was Intended TO just such action as the
supreme Court had taken in the Milligan case.
:. Mr. ELDRIDGE inquired Of Mr. Wilson whether he
thought Congress had power to restrict from tax
ing cognizance OF matters which they might deem
Mr. Wilson replied that the gentleman might be sure
tnat II he Mr WILSON, did not think Congress had
r'gn. 70 pass the bill he would not have reported it,
!. On wncn Mr.. ErDRIDGE remarked ironically that
INA. was very satisfactory answer indeed
% proceeded 70 vote by yeas and nays on the
pase OF the Dill, and the vote resulted yeas 96 nays
following is its TEXT
Of Fssdsa. ss IN that ~
tho isy Of Of Jpg s after The before
y m % or ,ss als
ss the SseS siaes os as
tee thereof Or sS Of az any sGy psa
Z, war or OF Altering aid and
ng or act, done or had BY courts martial military
s'n q Rssss ss9G %sae q !. sf
egazed and made valid % the same extent and with the
issued and made and said arrests uocsed
egs and acts had been done nnder the previous
and pursuance law thereof previously enacted and
expressly authorizing and directing the done
And no civil court Of the United States OF the District
sss ha have aoy ss s o IL sns
any the proceedings had done az
aforesaid shall be held to
said courts for act lone omitted TO be done In
N as ne ppS s Ss Ssa ~
period aforesaid, and respecting Of the matters
the United States who acted in aid thereof acting the
premises shall be held prima Sdce have
by the President and all acts parts heretofore
inconsistent the provisions Of this hereby
repealed.
BILL
Mr. HOOPER, (rep) Of Mass, moved to 60 into
mittee the Tax bill: blta motion adjonrn made
and on vote by tcllers carried by vote OF o.
to 45
Mr. CoNKITSG trep) OF N. Y, called for the yeas and
nays the motion. he wanted to know who was
in favor Of letting the Tariff bill 60 for the session.
The vote by yeas and nays resulted yeas ST. nays,
So; and the House minutes past ten adjourned
until Monday morning at ten O'Clock
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II NJ
symptoms OF Dyspepsia-A Of funess tghness and
weight the stomach, together with hatulcncy acldity
sour offensive bechng 81 Wind water brash and vomiting
and deal Of what calls all gone feeling AZ
OF the heart which mistake for heart disease
and when the stomach In this condition In coated with
slime Tho rough brous portions Of the stomach,
similar TO what rpe Ia what throws out the gas
i prevents the gastric juice from flowing and diges
Schencks Seawced Tonic dissovcs this mucus
or slime the stomach 70 it's natural condition.
Schcncks Mandrake Pills are also required to carry on
this morbid Twohirds of the OF consumption
are this diseased OF the somnch the Liver
becoming torpid throwo out bile, and in short
time whole system IL deranged The mucus membrane
of the bronchial tubes mpathzes with the other
and before patent OF he she has bronchial
pulmonary CONSUMPTION.
blood the u IN this lockedup condition, with
ont the Aid OF the seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills The
liver has All blood TO strain and when gets in
A morbid condition, blood and bile run through the system
mixed and the whole body low, and the blood
20 Thick, hardly run through the veins In major
tv OF cases from this thick condition OF
lie blood The Mandrake pills act The Liver similar to-
caloncl. or do what that docsh unocks the gall
badders Starts the bile and the blood begins TO circulate
n when persons are attacked hcmorrhagc they would
rst take that would act on the
yer-thcy would be relieved from bleeding from the
lungs and the only way for astringcnts are only tenn
poary rrate the bronchial tubes and lay the ground
Pa,Ients can consult me professionally at my rooms %
Rondetreet New every TUESDAY, from "a. NJ 10 B.
nj All advice free Of CHARGE but for thorough exami
nation e The dgSGs y na each rsa
per bottle or 81 80 the half dozen; MANDRAKE PILLS.
Ks Sold by druggists and dealers cveywbee
ul supply always be obtained At my rooms ~ Bond
s''e'i bs an BARNES CO.. n Park row New York,
General Wholesale Agents
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c A N A D A.


Ball In Honor OF General Avcrill.
MONTREAL, Feb. %, 1867.
The ball given in honor OF General Averl last nighs
most magnificent affair. and the greatest success
of the kind known in this city About six hundred
OF Canadian elite present and took part in the
festivities. Portraits OF Washington and Queen Victoria
were prominent in the assembly room. sir John Michel
proposed the health OF The President of the United States
and General Aver offered like honor to the Queen OF
England The Mayor OF the city recalled the memory OF
George Washington Hon. Mr. Papneau the leader of the
French Canadian rebellion 1897 proposed The health
of General Averil to which the General responded In
speech in which he congratulated the guests on the
good feeling which existed between the people Of tho
United States aud Canada
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nR. scHRyCK on DYSPEPSIA.
~ aYMPTnMS. CAuSES AND REMEDY.

WORMS BUNIoHs, ENLARGED JOINTS AND Al
~ Diseases Of the Feet cured By DR.. xACHARIE No
Broadway.
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VTENRY A. DANIELS, NJ D., SURGEON NO. UNION
Ill sQuare.-Absoiu,e radical cure without knife caustio
or detention from business for piles structure sa dis
eases Of pelvic Dcformss OF eye, nose face and
person. Onee hours from 70 H.
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VNryoRCFs LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM THE
~ courts OF this and other States without publicity fec
in advance Cruelty. drunkenness descrton cause sum-
'''"N r l. KING. Counsellor at Law, sl2 Broadway
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MALONE I'm Jersey City, on Saturday, February Is,
after long and illness. MICHAEL MALONE, aged
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited attend the funeral on Monday after
noon at O'Clock, from hs late residence lot Nor
gan street, jersey City.
lFor Other Deau.s Ses SsuenA Pa0el
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our CHARLOTTE. w. c., CORRESPONDENCE.
Negro Movement in North Carolina.
H sv CHARLoIE, N. c., Feb. Il

The colorcd citizens Of Charlotte recently held meet
ing at which the following resolutions wore adoptsd
Resolved That hold to be the duty Of every good
citizen give his aid the developmentd the resources OF
his native state. ..4ar.s.s
Resolved That protest against the furhina Of trans
the 1T the government 70 remove labor
IRON where In needed to forward the interest OF specna-
here and bonus OF from $40 10 80 per
head induce hands to leave their employment
refuse make at home and then drceve the
by that the people suffering FOR
Va of work, that they may obtain transportation
Resolved That ourselves Into anti engraton
league and that invite cooperation Of farmers and
others favorable to the course.
That copy these resolutions be sent 70 Gen.
eral O. o. Howard superintendent OF the Freedmens bu-
reau aud that they be published 10 the city papers.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-24
From the Fii,g snds Blaetter.
oIEsCHOENSTE PHNhM'

NIL, an der Kirchfhor, dW kdheh o'e"'
Al. .hnseh door, Awe,rY and lone,
hind woman sat on the cold dooI S''A'
nh. wind was bitter, the snoW ie'l hs.'
.nd a noeklns voice In the nuu' plas'
s..,,ni aver 10 echo her moaning ery'
-. hasgea for aims Of the paFsers-'yi
Have pty on me, have pity pray
,in hssk Ia bont and my head Ia grey
nh. hall, we're riastns the hour Of prayer
And many good people were gathering '"s's'
p,, roysrsd with fura and nantes warm
rhsy hurried past though the wih'ry N'o'u
Some we're hoping lhsir souls "a save
Ana zone were thinking Of death anu 'n' So
Ana. aln.l they had no time to he'd
m. moor 20 ii asking for chari'y's NEED
A., .o,us were h ocnius with bsauiy's s'Ses'
ma, elos.ly ,nufled In ysils Of lAeei
MA, saw NOT the sorrow, nor heard lhs moAp
~, b., rhosI iu the cold door stone
At last came one Of noble name
Nv the city counted tho wealthiea' dAne
And the pe.rls that DER her neck we're strung
sh. prcudly there to the beGlAi hnns'
Than ALLOWED a maiden young andfAF,
Adornsd with clusters OF golden htri
mt her drssA was thin, aud seanty' aud worn
Not sven the beggar'u seemed more i'tlorn
with a fearful look, aud plying Sigh
sho Whispered soft, mo jewels have l.
INT viys you my prayers, good friend se'a 'ns
.And surely, know God listens to me.
Gu her poor weak hand, 80 shfnnken Aau s"A4'
The blind woman fe't tear.drop fall
Than Missed il and said 10 the weeping gu
Ell. You that have given the pdIsst peal
HANais KBLlAA.