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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Ioxnos -Anrl l7-Noon-C onsols for money o. United
states Five.Twenties 7l3, OK dividend; ILLINOIS 'eH
Railway Shares 7Gl; Eric Railway Shares, ST
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS securities are quoted at ths o"
- m, AT the following figures United States Five
twenty bonds ia. dividend Illinois Cehtr''S "a'
Erie Shares, 37l. -
Everipg- Consols sold at 81 for money. The closing
orices Of American Securities as follows Ere hal
wav shares. S73; Illinois Central shares 76ai Um'eu
states Five Twentes lex diyl III ~
FRAsKYoRr, April II - Noon. - United states rive
twenty Bonds 7G2.
,Evcning.-Unlted States Bonus cIoseu "' 'Os i'' ~"
issue Of 1862
Loypog. April 17-Noon.- Corn, 49,. sugar-sales OF
No u Dutch Standard at 2iI. .
Evepiuc-The markets for American produce are gen
orally quiet and without change. Corn 49, per quarter
for MIXED and Western Sugar, 2i per cwt for NO ~
Dutch Standard Iron 52 for Scotch Pig nseed CAKES
90 lis per tun for thin ObloDg Seeds quiet at 56
for American Red Clover, and 65 for Lnseed Oils are
unatreJ az $50 per tun for nseed and Whale and 4lS
for Sperm.
ANTWERP April -Evening.-The closing price OF Pc
troeum this evening 6 Ito francs per barrel fol stand
ard White.
LIVERPOOL, April 17-Noon.-The Cotton market tends
downward The sales to-day are estimated at 1900 bales
The quotations are estimated follows; Mdding UP
lands ND; Middmg Orleans, 12sd. Wheat-Saes OF
White California at 14I3d1I6, and No. Red at 1872
Corn 49 C. Barley, $40. Oats &c. Peas, 49, The FRO
vision market as generally quiet fVrk' tbo DSOi A-''
Cheese COZ. Lard, 49l. Bacon, 4OG. Tallow, A6'
The Produce market is generally quiet. Petro-
leum-spirs H. Standard White, us. Rosin-Conmon,
81; Fine 16J. Os-Linseed, $50 Sperm, 2l3l Whale,
$50 Seeds Clover, 500; Lihseed Co., Spirits Turpen-
tine 3d. Linseed Cakes 80 lO PotAshes, "a Scotch
Pig Iron, ST.
AfternOon-snce the opening the Cotton market has
been very heavy and prices have declined l. Midding
Uplands are now quoted at III The other markets are
without change.
Evening-The cotton market closes extremely heavy
and with a downward tendency Prices have declined
fully ID to-day The sales to-day have fallen far short OF
the estimate made at the opening and did not exceed
5000 bales The following the authorized quotations
Mddlng Uplands, l1sd; Mddlug Orleans, llaal2d The
advices from Manchester unavorable, the market
there for goods and yarns being very dull and depressed
The Breadstuffs market Is generally quiet; Wheat-No
Red 1871 White California, Il 3a146 G; Corn. 1916; Barley
mo Oats Peas 45 The Provision market generally
unchanged; Pork 776; Beef. 1855 Cheese, COZ Lard 1915
Bacon, 39i. Petroleum-Sprts, I.standard White, 49,
ROsin-COmmon, g.; Fine, ISL. Ashes-Pots, 49, Tallow
u6 Spirits Turpentine, 81.
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commercial relations He proposed to establish one una
form rate fixed at the lowest amount pOssinie, IL h,
M for ali potcs Of whatever description per cent pue
IN Of time policies exceeding SIX months TV Ss ne
4 per cent 10 not necessary 10 go ptSohu Vis ~
nod oIiger than n months must become absolute A.,
As regards the National Debt scheme ~ Is pIoosep f
eXngnish 92 GOO Of il before 1885 by means OF
nabe annuities Mi Disraes exposition was, on "'e
whole very favOrably received. a., -. g.. m
Mt gladstone cordially supporter uhe hcnsulo i 30
dncnr the National Debt and referred to the example
SCI by the United States which he warmly extoiee'
Tho papers generally approve OF the 6udge''
MEETING OF THE LIBERAL PARTY
The Liberal part TO the number Of members, met
at ldr Gladstones on the 9th to consider what action
should be taken on the Reform bill Mr. Gladstone spoke
Of the present bl with sundry notifications as ike 70
pass. He announced that MT COlcrdge n ~ Tomnit
tee Of the House of Commons upon the mouoh un1I
Speaker do leave the chair 70 provide tnat U ot
hadeTs under g5 shoud be liable 10 personal payment OF
rates The meeting was not altogether unanimous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-18
EVENING SESSION.
ASSEMBLY.

THE METROPOLITAN POLICE ACT.
MID. p. WOOD tRep. Onandaga) moved that the blk
extending the Metropolitan Police the town OF New
town be referred To subcommittee. of the Whole.
After discussion the principle OF extending the CON-
mission, the motion lost by a vote Of AZ to 50.
THE MAGARAFALIs SHIP CANAL
bill granting the consent OF the state Of NewYork the
construction of ship canal around Niagara Falls to a
The question was by Yeas and Nays and adopted
BILL ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
To extend the jpEsGisS1 Of sqgSEa,s Courts
Mr.. SIGERSON Dem, n. " offered the following
resolution. which was adopted:
Da I aeSsf AMY savings hank ia this State has expended
larger than is surplus n hand In the erection Of banking h"ae
complete bill incorporate the New York and Brook
Ign Tunnel Company was reported.
For the protection OF persons travelling on Fourthave
TO authorize the construction of experimental
elevated railway in the counties VI New-Iork and west
chester, by a vote OF rs to 10.
To continue the Improvement of the Hudson River, and
making an appropriation therefor
To alter the map OF the City OF New-fork.
EVENING SESSION.
BILLS ORDERED To A THIRD READING.
To aid the Elmira Female College.
To amend the charter OF Brooklyn.
To provide and means for the support OF the Gov
To provide for improving the navigation Of the Della
BILLS PASSED
To incorporate the Operative Plasterers Mutual Pro-
tective Benevolent Trade Society OF NewYork
To incorporate the Homeopathic Hospital OF Newfoks
To amend the revised statutes relative 10 teegrapmo
dispatches.
TO amend the charter Of the Globe Mutual Life nsar-
ance Company
To incorporate the Newburgh Bay Ferry Company
To incorporate the Young Mems Christian Association
OF New-IOrk. - 49,, $3.50. A..
TO authorize the Durango Silver Mining Company 70
Issue preferred stock
To Incorporate the Carthage Savings Bank
Relative To the Croton Aqueduct -, -
tify for or against each other in certain cases
TO proper assessment and taxation of per-
MT HIsCoGK rep. Onondagal moved to reconsider.
To encourage the building of railroads. giving State aid
TO the amount of S. 600 per mile.-67 to "A.
To Incorporate the United states Safe Deposit Com
10 Incorporate Mutual Safe Deposit Company in tho
City OF New-YOrk Adjourned.
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GERMANY.

TUE NORTH GERMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY
GINS. MoLTKE AND yoGEI. YoS FALKENsTEIS.
On April 3, in The North German Parliament. the
debate commenced the 18th section Of the draft OF the
Constitution, which refers TO tie Federal military sys
Several members Of tue Opposition spoke in favor OF
duciDg 10 two years the terms which each soldier has
serve with his regiment. Gen Won Moltke made
speech in which lie declared that the reduction Of
the terms OF such service, however desirable II
might be from a financial point OF view was, for
military reasons, impossible In the present state Of
Europe, and In presence Of the armaments which
were being eyerywIcre carried ON. At the same time,
no added PPnsss fh~e"'~''a nne The three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

I,vKsrooI. April 1.-THE ship Detby, Capt Manson
g., en- Frarrseo Dee a. arrived ct this port to-uay'
Information has been received here that the American
.bn President Fillmore Capt Luce, which saled on inc
18TH Of March from Glasgow for New-Iork mas
No date or other particulars are gwen
FLUSHING, April 1.-THE ship Uncle Joe, D"I'
To-, tom philadelphia for Antwerp, oollided with an
other vessel IN this harbor today, and was badly oai
aged. ,..o,
souruAhrros, April 1.-THE Hamburg American
Packet Company's steamer saxonia, Capt ha'oE al
rived here late last evening the way to Hamburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-18
BY STEAMSHIP.

The Inman steamer City of Boston, Capt. Brooks
which left Liverpool at p on the Sd, and Queens
town on the 4th inst, arrived here yesterday.
The Louisiana sailed simultaneously with the City
of Boston.
The Royal mail steamer Scotia, Capt. Judkins
which left Liverpool at II a. IN. OIL the 9Th, and
Queenstown on the nh of April, arrived here yes
terday,
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

. Z rkLk9NAFH fHk TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, April 17.-The arrangement in tho
case OF the Sea Lion concluded and numbers ST. se
422 49, aud 24 liquor from Massachusetts, fooSed
The argument Of the prize of the schooner grey
Jacket which commenced several months ag9, sa
suspended account Of the illness OF the Iats
Eames then proceeded with, but not e0cluucd 10
morrow win be motion day as the Court WI" not SIT On
Good Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-18
GERMANY.

Bpm1x. April I7--The National oons,iI ,assS
been adopted The Polish members protested agains.
t,e action Of the Paramons and on The result oe,s
male known. unanimously resigned The faf'''
Ta.,t tbis evening adjourned without day.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
NJ rrIssaApn TO rnx TRIBUNE

BALTIMORE, Nd, April FIN the United States
Circuit Court this morning the case Oh Ihos * cn az.
war the demurrer of the defendant for justification on
the acts of Congress- ovSrrued by the Court, for Inc
reason il was rot sufficient ground for defense, "a
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EUROPE.
ENGLANp.

:, ,,,sTlc 7riySEATH 70 THE TNibVNh- -.
Ioypov Agril II Evening" Dispatches l'"Vo 49, 1aa
,.,ciyed this evening which state that opain n''
eceded 10 The demands CT the British ~,
in part at least and that the sh'p VICTOR" VIII
Immediately restOred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-18

The new Prussian loan of thirty million thaies u
10 provide fresh supply OF arms, ahihuhiuo"' w. "
place that, used up in the late war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-18
FRANCE.
PRUSSIA.

NJ Schneider hitherto Vice-Presldent, assumed the
Presidency of the Corps Legisatif ON the A'h INST
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ALBANY.

EIGHT HOUR BILL PASSED THE RESOLUTIONS
FROM THE UNION LEAGUE REJRCTED-THB TAX LEVY
AZ REPORTED FROM THE COMMITTEE ON CITIES
PASSAGE or TIIB TEgEMEET HOUSE BILI--RAILRoAD
AID BILL PASSED THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
COMMITTEE ON TIE HEALTH BILl--APP0IETnEHTs
CONFIRMED.
NJ YzLEsRAPB rRiBuSR
ALBANY, Wednesday, April II, 1867.
The Senate this morning passed the bill making
eight hours legal days work The vote stood-Ayes, 2H
NAYS. b-as follows:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-06

Two ceremonies Of great interest recently took
place in Paris. At the Hotel des InvaNdes the yat
Grams and pensioners assembled in the chanal-
around the remains of NApo1Eon L, twenty.six
years having elapsed since they were brought faok
from st. Helena, by the order Of Loum PHn1Mmmpxl i r Z
On the same day, at the Chapel Of the sorbonna.
the few remains there are lefs OF Cardinal R1oHr-
LIEU were returned to the splendid mausoleum in
which they were laid over two centuries ago, and
.from which they we're taken by ths mob during
the Revolution. The restoration OF the bones to
their resting place was witnesse1 the oelebrities
Of France amid great pomp. 3Ess S3<sf III ssf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-06

LARaEsr G1RcULArIoN.-The DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official Last Of Let
ters remaining IN the Poste6ice. at the end
of each eoeek, agreea6l to he Jo1o'os'y
section, of. the Nev Posto67ce Lao, as the
ne.cspapcr having the largest circulation IN
the City Of Charleston:
SECTION And be further enacted, That lists of let
tors remaining uncae for in any Postoce In any city
town or village where newspaper shall be printed.
shall hereafter be published only in the newspaper
which, being published weekly oftene shall have the
largest circulation within range Of delivery o the SAID
office,
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A RARE CHANCE FOR CAPrTAL1sTs.


EsrABI1sHED 1e59-REBuur n 1860
srF~ SUBSCRIBER HAVING CONCLUDED LEASE
l. out his FLAMING MILL, at the conner of Beaufain
and Lynch Streets for term OF five years. sealed offers
for the Same Will be received until the OF March NEXT
The MIL and Engine Room Is eighty by forty-one
feet six inches built OF brick and covered with tin In
the erection Of this building every precanton WAS taken
both as regards convenience and security from fire.
The Machinery conEsts u twenty five horse En-.
gine, one Woodwork Planning Machine (bt1t to order by
Schenck one Saw Bench with friction rollers for saving
boards to width two Lath Saw Benchea and one Cross
cut Circular Saw; all believed to be immediate work
ing order, except the Belts. =. .47 1 'T -
twostoy Warehouse l03 feet long by % feet inches
BILE Tor three Horses three servante Rooms ud Kitchen
feetl, all built OF brick and covered with tin. 80
Ihe lot measures las feet Beaufai street by o54
feet on Lynch street. bounded south by nayira-
Die creek which makes 1t very desirable receiving
and two large Fire Wells for the supply of Ennes &c
From the locality of this property being in the yicini.
y OF au the Lumber arriving from the Edisto River
gives II an advantage of most other see and where
larger quantity OF Lumber be handled at less ex
pezase than any other establishment In the city '
The lessee to purchase the Engine and achinery at
Its present WORTH and to pay taxes insurance and
cost OF papers, rent to be paid quarterly In gold or it's
equivalent, and security required. 't ';s75 57- ~
factory. @ = -7-
Address HENRY CLARK @
ba-..@. l5l.55e-. West end Beaufar street m
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CHI ES TON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 6, 1et
THE VETO 1IEssAGE.

We publish in full this morning the Veto Mes-
sage OF tho President OF the Military Reconstruct
ton Bill which, Notwithstanding the veto, has be-
come law. This paper is one Of exceeding ability.
It's clear exposition Of constitutional law, its lucid
and clear reasoning, it's unquesionable arguments,
fully maintain the high character Of its distin-
guished author for his devotion and adherence to
the Constitution
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/ COPARTN NERaHlPS,
5..EDucATlORA AL,
NIGHT. SCHOOL.

Nx0RktV! SCHOOL. .
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY THE EXERC1gES on Trr
STREET east side door south Of Georoa oot et
Mncn W1n Pc taught Book -keeping writing and ths
n8nar branches OF Mathematics and EneNah incIndtn0
afasamsaG Algebra Geometry &c. Political Econoaay
Terms modarate. Apply a. above. : e;s sg: s;5i
January : .e1-1 ras.sss.. 1sss.
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a5 Al Communications intended for publication IN
this journal must be addressed to The Eator Of TIE
Daily Ne,1s, No. 1S Hdyne- street, Charleston. s. e.
Business Communications to Publisher OF Uduy
Ne,cs.
We cannot undertake 10 return rejeced co'amaaseicd-
tons.
Advertisements outside of The city must be accopa-
MED ,cikh the cash. ,rt F'
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OFF1CR oHIKF FIRB pEPARIMFNT. 4

-.-.5 OFFICE CHIT FIRE DEPARTMENT s4
49, CHARIEsroH, 8 c., February 15, 1857.
SEALED PROPOsAISW1L BE RECEIVED BY TIE
undersigned unh the 10Th OF March, for furnshtno
Sl4TEEN HUNDRED FEET OF THREE.INCE DslUBIE
E1IRA OAE TANNED LEATHER, DOUBLE COPPER
h.visrEo s1hS HOSE warranted to stand one hundred
and seventyhve pounds water pressure to the square
inch In hy feet sections, at much per foot and 30
standard. 49, ,.g1.-E..- - =.
Also for FOUR sETTs OF BEST RUBBER sUCTIOSs.
IN one length each, Of twentyone fest with swivel brass
butts and brass askets 10 inches long screw on end
Of suctons ct much per foos baake and butts ezra
sSes OF and number Of threads to the inch or
the ouets VIII be fnr1iahed. III. q. NATHAN
February 1t ~; 1uos Y Chief Fire Department.
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BOAR. B o |,.|i DIM Dl N e., !,
| O ST. /.

hOG LOsT.--A SMALL. BLACK AND
~ WHITE WOOLLY DOG, with sdlyer.plated coilar
and brass lock ON its neck with owners name on the
couas ssrayed on om corner Meeting Markes
liberal reward VIII be paid for leaving It at the sor
No. 81 KING STREET, below Broad. March >
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r r e I: W " q r D:S !,

1--WE DOLLARS REWARD-LOsT. A
-. WHlTE BULL DOG, with his tail shaved, q small
spot under his eye and answers to the name Of
The above rew1rd win be paid II LETT at No IL
O1AanfS SAhfsfGI. February %
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FlNA N ClAL.
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

ELECTION OF A CITY CIVIL ENGINEER.
l$ OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL. NJ NJ
- .=.5. FEBRUARY 49, 1867. {
TE1HE CITY COUNCIL WILL PROCEED AT rTS NEXT
Il Regular Meeting. to be held on the l1th of Narch
next to an election for CITY CIVIL ENGINEER un-
der the following Ordinance, which is published for in
formation. Applicants will please name their suraties
Bond required Is for $4,000. e. g71T7- -~--e~
Letters received up to IL o'clock NJ on the above men
TONED dny. @l@5 .@I# ". 81. SMITH
.aa s ~ ,. Clerk OF Council
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Eeoruary IL ws6 s%E Chnrleston &

ITO RENT, A THREE-STORY BRICK
Wy HOUSE in Wentworth street. between Smith and
Rutledge streets; contains ten rooms with gas and
water fixtures comPlete Apply at the office Of WKN-
street I3ss g' nnv- KAN 7-''' Tnnnar-r 20
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4 0 r E N III.

GTOREs TO RENT.-TO RENT, TIL f
NJ STORES Nos. and 10 EAST BAY, extending from
North Commercial Wharf to South Comme Wharf
and known as the Mills Grain Stores D. E07@" .@-'
Also STORE No. HAYNE STREET. la
Also the extensive STORES Tradd street co. ner of
Bedons Alley, and known the Carolina Coffee House.
,Apply 10 T. MoCABE,
marcn6 WINS No. SO Broad street.
ITO RENT-PART OF A FIOIJsR. WITH
II h1TCHEN- ROOM, desirably located pply x
No. So BROAD STREET Also. an OFFICE, suitable for
q doctor or lawyer. -, March :
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T,O RENT, FOR ONE, OR "A TERM OF
IL YEARS, the commodious RESIDENCE and extern
Hve PkEMIsES, No. 81, western extremity Of Bull street.
= Apply to 2Et r. GRANGE SIMONs -
Februry Is nwf No. Sd Montaguo atraet
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Mt ----~~>Ass Scs
fepuohcan, that where now stands the beautiful
city Of Helena, the present capital Of Montana
three years ago was but barren spot It is ouite
an elevated place. and as far as the eye could reach
over the Wiley OF Prickly Pear-some thirty miles
IN extent-no improvement Of the pioneer could
be seen; no ranches or buildings Of any kind; no
deids fenced. The elk, deer antelope and other
Wild game had full sway, and tripped along with
nut fear Of danger. 5. #-5 x.
Inc American press Is now paying the Atlantic
Telegraph Company something over ten Thousand
dolars per month for the transmission Of newa
and proposition is under adyisement that the
American press shall pay the proprietors Of the
cables two hundred thousand dollars per annnm
and have set apart certain hours during which tba
cables shall be used exclusively for the transmits
sion Of news reports This would enable the papers
to publish much fuller details than they fsei au-
thorlSed IN doing while charged 80 much for every
word.
Paraguay arpears to have been brought to
stand-st in her operations, II indeed the tide of
fortune has not turned wholly against that puisant
little republic. rebellion is at work at it's heart
Its invading enterprise against the Western Pro-
'vinces Of Brazil has been abandoned. Brazil her
sefis recovering her military strength, and NOV
ing up the River Plate with an aggressive iron
cisd feet, her army having been recruited to 85,-
600 men, with the prospect Of being shortly IN
creased by 10, 600 more Four -clads ascended
TO Curupaity early in January, and attacked the
place vigorously. The results remain to be known.
Since than, the feet has moved on to make an as
nsut on Humaita. The Brazilian army Likewise gives
aisns Of attacking Paraguay from it's Western con
fines, where the invasion Of the latter has but late
y received . check Thus while Paraguay halls.
Brazil pushes on. Perhaps Uruguay may feel =
regret Or Two that she took herself out Of the alH
ance nee against l Paraensy 20 suddenly. 3.;.4 #
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ENOR SALE AND TO RENT IN PHILADEl-
~ .PHlA, PA-FIVE YEARS LEASE AND FURNI-
URE for sale OF large und handsome first class
DWELLING, newly and rpfendid1y furnished through
out with every convenience and comfort Location cen
trail in the most desirable part OF the city The owner is
Vrgnian, and intends settle In Charleston In
proved property In Charleston will be taken exchange
and immediate possession given, il For fur
thor particulars, address @#i &s.s
GEORGE WASHINGTON CROSS,
Eebrxary ~ 6 Philadelphia Postottice.
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February ~ Executors Estate Geo Parrott

ENDR SALE, TWENTY LARGE, FAT,
j. and 6year old broke MULES; and THIRTY i
and year old For sale at Mills House Stable. Apply
10 q. W. CANTON. January "A
INOR SALE, a SCHOLARSHIP 1n = nzz.1A-
IL DELPHA University OF Medicine and Surgery.
Luis Scholarship entities arudents full instruction
u graduation in the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, embrac-
ing Anatomy, Surgery, Phyaology, Materia Medica
Chemistry Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Chl-
dren nnd Practice OF Medicine aud Patholo-
gy AS this Is one of the first Medical Universities of
tho country favorable opportunity is offered those
ssudy1ng medicine Tor scholarship Apply at this
once. - --.- = -. I.-. -F.tsl.$1 December 16
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A SPLENDID RESIDENCE AND FARM.
~ situated within the corporate limits OF the town OF
AIKEN, =. 1.-THE residence ia large co1nmodious
containing eleven rooms all with rrpaces: piazzas are
attached 20 the first and second stoes with NIL
ventences necessary to complete residence, The
grounds are handsomely laid out with Evergreens Roses
&c md tho vegetable garden very ample The ontbuild
oruer The Farm consists OF nrty ucres OF tine
planting lnnd. En@ I"'-- -.'--'~#
This property. the rcadenc Of Ars M. NJ
Schwartz is offered tor sale at reasonable price, and on
the heirs late Geo. Parrott The entre turnit,re
property. I5l|- ~ -
Address t.r' s'E E-'e# w g wArrEp
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23

mon. UNANIMoUs-We published
last week the action Of Convention
of Nesleyaas- at Adrian, Mich in ia
vor of return to the NJ. Z. Church
We learn from the Methodist Recorder
that members Of the Wesleyan Con
nectiouwho dissented from the action
of the Conference. held a meeting in
Odd Fellows Hall, Adrian, on the
evening Of January 23lsty to remon-
strate against the action of the Con
ference The meeting was we'll at
tended, and spirited resolutions we're
passed, condemning, jtheFscourse OF
those who desired to return to the
M. E. Church, and to carry the body
ofthe Wesleyans with them Cfr1s-
tidn Herald. +
Theodore Triton styles the Metho-
dist Church the Christian song-bird
of the West He 20 says: Il
call no singing in churches
good which is not done by
the congregation. The Methodist
churches excel all others in this re-
spect-as in, most respects In the
West; for have seen abundant evil
tlence that the Methodist denomina-
ton is the chief, dominant and con-
quering church in the West. n 1lsq as
iZlpn's Herald says We under
stand that there are some eight or ten
Methodist students in the Union
Theological Seminary presbyterian
at New. York, preparing themselves
for the Methodist ministry"