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pqt the hanotinto your handsto give 5ou bower 10
edacaion s nes say to- Sou s9a
iree names every as. Of you who bss tie
rehtto vote ior united couny vote for the old
s VIII s. &C.
secure forever Vote for Justice. impartial equal jus
sss ss sse as
better than You know what It Is to hunger and
9s SeSs es1sts es9s s, I
IN the PAST loud cries OF yes) -.-.-.l
want to say another word to you. For more than
two centuries your race have been held al chattels
not cherish. moment Of your lives longer
the passions Or hates growing out Of that
po nes OF d Ia
men since the world began. hsve ever SeanpuahsF
= %sss 1as
aaaea a5S dS@tseeng ~ ga who let
the,r backs on their country, lie aaa 81
fsnehonf fs m so1ae of them dead, some Of
Oaed every object Ct tnsic lives 'na gone pessl
to come back again. and their recorded in the
Of the terrible struggle Of the last four
alavery andan ns hecountry advances In rosperity and
Of gobe eoaSas Ill the world WI M hays
to look when tt wants to the great Republic Il
1ase non naa aoa S @ not Lay
aaay e you at always gre E9ts IL the 1F q aoaways
aas sass = e Sc e
for such purposes only. and BY Gods blessing You vii
90 In ypur dsy and geat and work
DO not want man party, nor $ ahats a &
mans ma Sasy sad thss on The want
that the principles q black men Of Charleston and
cah platform. where they vtucate their PRINCIPLES
iGheeFs hear from certain quarters advice to you not
to Eeg1ster Your nanes 70 stay the pantsona
ady.ss yo nsoEe tail ssa: mi
The
ana hs ngman na
your Wives and your children. 77gsaE.s;E5 i9F5E
say get lands. and when say that. I do not moan
hass s. e.ss :, @ g. rsss5
sad aaasses sass z ss 81 ass,
sssaPa a:''sSi $ sss s s 5ssssd & sss sse
ssSS Is e s.
e,eeas ssasys q 9 s
state ] ~ y, 1; aan,ttea Congress.
n n ssass sastass
dhs as 1nss
su1t3vahon The intsresa and ta needs az the land:
the age Of the fag has eouae you save your money
your piose gdpe osn satsssa
1buts to the advancement Of your se and the rennwn
IN sssy ane Since 81 Snns & ersaop LII
record than yon bsck men have had during the last
Ia N yea I'd the 1aicn sosass Mhsn
Ahrahfrn Lincoln lives IN your hesra icheers
snss ssos
e Iaangs neFe and nloody We old abclition
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aT YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoC1A-
T1OA--The Rev. P. F. STEVENS Will preach a sermon
befofe the Young Mems Christian Association To- Mon
ro'0 t.'ndas Erein0 IN St Luke's Episcopal Church
corner Charlotte and Elizabeth streets Services to
mence ut o'clock.
The public especially the young mel, OF the city, are
invited to sttsnd.
Collection will be taken up for the beneat Of the A..
socIation. WI '- 7,'",' ~
h By ordsr OF the President
M -5. ". ". PEMBERToN. secy.
.GS The regular weekly meeting OF the Association
vi" oe neid ct their rooms This Epenina at O'Clock
May I
aS- UNITARIAN CHURCH.-UNTU, F11p-
THER notice the Sunday Services W,u be nesu at ivS
o'clock A. n. and o'clock P. II. Sunday School A. NJ
ar 1INrTY NJ. E. CHURCH SOUTH, HAsEL
sTRRfsserviee h this Church To- Morro.u 1t 1o,s A.
H. and quarter to p NJ. Subject ct the Discourse IN
the evening II would not I've Away" Job vii 1e
;. May
(. hs- THE STORES OF THE SUBSCRIBERS
vu close On Saturday Aferaaons at two O'Clock from
May 4th to October ist 4.iz
.,' : 57;', wnlrAMa O. WE >EN & co.
.-.,-.- s'-', ~ "a q. HAYDEN. ~.
a. .,i$.'ryI.5 ALLEN + sIDDoNs
: t.: J. E SPEAR
-. JAMES B. Belts
n ... 'ssi', F''' sTcLL, WEBB CO.
49,, .a,a.E 49,. LOUIS COHEN ., H..
nj. a F;s34,-,.. j EPSTEIN 4, zEMANsKL
..ag, M6LOY RICE
d.f.1. / J. B. READ& CO.
E-5 -. Z - 81 T. KELLY. Ho
= ss:s; y FoaARTE & sTILLMAN.
s.....P I'd. LEVY.
.t&s ". MccoMB CO.
u. n - ~ I. HYMAN co.
!. v: BLOCK B. &LoYNs.
] May
M aTWE, ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
=: n WHITING Esq, candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudicdall District at the NEXT election
. septenber 10 = gs+t.gi,; q @.s NJ, ~
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MoRnA May ;9. "A: :C61ored Mass qonventibhh Of
the State which has been in SESSION here for two
cheated out okiHeik aarnisgs aid ahasaS-
es seiZ s a
the delegates declare themselves RadicaL
y The preamble sass that whereas iately the right
upon our race bondsge g 0sn'o n orde1 Tsa
lection IN Their Eieind whereas psp
td 70 Das e poses ta
our organization as partyof the
Regsb,lcs7 sia1ss party 4St{ r. 1ahsss ghssessss
the Republican party no 4he:aBnstgd States and
State Of Alabama sss gas ssss4 :s.ss:s4:szs.
the ses snd arasss ot e
The third resolution says 4hat 1 IL the event of
become their political TOOLS 1T calls
for army OF prctection, and declares it
VII nake .cona aition Of, the people Known to-
Congress, and Will ask further protection H61n:
The Bdrt6 fss6atioa declares for peace between eg
q 9e the on The
ton Tor the protection lot negroes or for further
rehellionagainst the flag and country.
tof schools supported by q tax on property The
appointment Military Courts and Commissions
@ for trialsq a yiolationg Of the Civil Rights Bill
County, and that the Convention ba held ii Mont,
goneIF, in june next. .- -sss =. - q -. e.
was closed By declaring that the above repre-
A sent the sentiments OF the Convention, and plede-
ing their lives fortunesy and scored honor ty the
isithfuI observance Of them and the p9inciplesof
The fsieasag additional was than, adopted ::1t
is our right to held Offices set On iures,
ride in al the public conveyances, set at the pub
lc tables and pAcea OF amusement 5
S: ~: NJ.
s%s .A.RfekAxnonx1 News s:!"7 g
R1oI1oaD, Nay SD: y. " Comfy, merchant, com
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~. a YOUNG; LADY RETURNING TO HER
eountFy holae attee so5oun q few montha IN the
city. wa hardly recognized by her fenda In place Of
rusc auahed hbe, aho lad soft ruby com.
6of s1o6s smoothness and tnatead OF
abe really sppeszod but eighteen. Upon In
70 The canee Of great change, aha plainly
told them that abe used the cIRCAsSIN BArnd and
considered al to 1ny sots
BY its Lady improve their par.
,sonal sppeataIee an hundred told It is simple in lis
g Mature hezsel anpple yet unsurpass.
ed In dts efficacy In drawing impurities nom, aao heal
Ing cleansing and TIE and oonnpasston
By IT'D direct action r1ws t6nn Il In
impurities, kindly healing tha same. and leaving the
ee . Nature nsended IS shold clsat sof snnooth
ana Pice 81, sent By Man OF Expresa On rer
sostpt Of al order; BY ~ Y. 'sS 2 S
l2T; TT; { . ". T. CLARE i CO.. Chemists h !:
5t45 iSti no. Vest Fsyet4s: Street, ssacuse, NY.
The only American Agenta tar tho sale q the same
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TEI1EGRAPHIC.
/ Our Cable Dispntc.,i n. !,

LONDON, May S-There is considerable nneasi
ness N financial circles here and on the continent,
Derby says officially. that certain ba sis is txed
Though ne confidently expects a permanent peace
will follow its deliberations. 1T-S73 a
"a Republican demonstration is reported in Gals
In the House OF Commons, in "a division on the
.1a hslorm bllls, Government was defeated by 81
Government prohibits political meeting IN Hyde
BERLIN, May ga treaty or alliance between,
Prassia and the Grand. Dachy Of Hesse has been
LIvEaroo1, May. s-NoDon. Cotton quiet: Mid.
ding Upiands 113d; Orleans LID. Sales: 5000
The PESkers circular reports the sales Of
exp exporters The stock is s4s 600, Of which 4os 900
LONDON: NAY 8. NJ. 8. Bonds 71s. ts ". ".
IWEnpooz,. May -Evenine.SCottons as closed
quiet without impro 'ement; Middlng Uplands,
1i3d; Orleans, na; sales o,ooo ,bales. n Bread
Goods and Yarns heavy: Rasn, common wi. VII
mington, rs. Sd; fne, 13s. 3d. Turpentine, sss.
ozDos, MaS Sts: scoaaels 81 g s. Bends NJ
j, IofP9T - Rs5S. Msy sEveRlns 5 steady At
fs sk:ss lI
3 s. asaae eSsss ssfusss
st the trial oss Tsfsa
Bishop Spauld 81to-morrow ohASsFSafsfs
from New York. - l777 s5==s<.sssss'
Considerable excitement prevails on the inausu-
"a The Pfesfaen received the Japanese this niornnN
ing. --z - =.
a:Ssg Judge UndeEweoa issqea zesteeaaH sEitsot
fortress Monroe to bring Mr.. Davis before him,on
tne 18th The writ WIS obtained by Judge Shea.
= = ls understood that the writ win be obeyed, and
taaS taes aa5a sS VI n9s ;bs e fhs mn
injanessR as gBss@s Ssas hss hear4af shs
ENG; Emory asnn and eapdla factory IT,
and SpSEel MEzl sHnasfysed Distss Chandler
1 1or the purpose Of consulting Attorney General
Stanbezr ssgazding this writ Of hdbeas corpsis Tor
M: Dayas A n the Government obeys the writ
which iar1bable. baa will tbe rendered ana de:
prisoner enlarged. |. !, -
The IL Internal ter Revenue leeeip5s; toda
Nj: sthton q hstt aud attended eshes cabinet
The Hon. r: J. Walker addressed the Supreme
which is considered masterly effort. Ha said
we're now * a.e1s aGa
cided for prosperity in all the world Whether writ
written in sand to be swept away by the hrst angry
surge Of popular passion, whether they. can be
evaded by technical issues or plea OF want Of iurs-
dicaon. broader bill Of attainder and pains and
penaltes Per a had never been passed reducing 1o
bondage and substituting the cleaning sword and
br1sthng' bayonet for constitutional guards and
courts Of law. 5i .ss3s sas NJ
\ The case was continued until Monday, when At
sorney-eeneral :stanberry viii reply.
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ST BEA UTIFUL .SHAIR.-CHEVAIIERS
LIFE FOB TIE HAIR positively restores gray hair tc
its orasna! color and youthful beauty parts life and
strengh p the weakest har; stops ts falling out at
once; kess the head clean; Is unparalleled as hai,
dreaains Sold by all Drusgists and faaionable hair
dEessers. and at Ey office, No. lbs Broadway. New
York HARAH a CHEVALIER, N. d.
i. ::... DoWIE 4 Mo1sE.
.4:yf Z. ~ n g No. 151 Meeting street.
Janunr3 -, 8&k, . 6unos
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EHlEAEkH GSHEHlAlH Hi
UIUilIilg #|!}5|L J!
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AND
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+.,:a - o.. :
40 s..f "a. 80 !. . y 80 '.'l1',, -
= IS - ~ 1uts'o ial y sai.u y u'lianllHty
~ color. Much the larger portion
OF our Stock is made i'm our, own:
workshop, and we warrant Iii .::i in
every respect ennal ia cnstom,; wo,.k
: -. =.
read s-m'ade' '.'1! the difference we shall
- p -. ~sa1A SsSAACAo oS. y;s.#
Il In flxiHg our prices, from which
we make no deviation we hayetaken
into consideration The 17anrnsaad
800: =. - ]: -. 8 90 !:
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s@ NOTICE TO MARINERS .-O1PT TAINs
AND PIIoHs Wishing TO- anchor their yessels IN Ashley
Rver ~ requested not to do anywhere within direct
ra,ee Of the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARyEs on the Charleston and ST. Andrews side Of
ne Ashley Rver by precautson CONTACT with the
submasdne Telegraph Gable vii be avoided.
Hazbor Masters Office, Charleston, February 8, 1866.
February 5i-,t::t5F: sHiS A: 5,sl55ft 4
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H. -. - !MlNlEAR1AN M CHURCH.-UNTIL FUR
IHhh nouce the Sunday SerUces VIII be neIu &C lvh
o'clock A. n and O'Clock P. n. Sunday School. A. NJ
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Il I. The yhA StEI1s TnfarnS1
xevsnaes on account sof The g0f 4hia,
3aaIa n. pa and ssInolasaossin
iSmn Sai RE lstHeen snd
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N W "" 11sI11In1s1ON. SIC
As'Ihe resular; weekly meeting OF the Association
WIZ be held ct their rooms 1Ais Evening, at O'Clock
May I7'E -,
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te-.sJERRoRs - OF .YoUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature necsy. and an ths effects OF youthful indiscre
ton. Will for the sake Of suffering humanity. send tee
TO m who need It the receipt aud directions for making
the simple remedy by. which he was cured. Sufferers
uiahtns to proat the advertisers experience can do
90 by addressing. in perfect confidence - s., VI
s.. s i:'Tf: y; .T--7,is.5; :!, JOHN B. OGDEN.
April - 4 amos: No A Cedar street, New York.
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M asr-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
= ~ WHITING Esq as candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudicia District at the NEXT election
. September 10 9set.St,; 4 @s.st N. .i
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aR TRINITY NJ. E. CHURCH SOUTH, HAsEL
sTfsREf-serviee HI this Church To-Morro.u at 1o,S A.
H. and auarter to P NJ. Subject OF the Discourse IN
the evening II would not Eve alway;;" Job vii 1e
, May 4
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

~WE, THE UNDERSIGNDED, MERCHANTS
on East Bay do hereby to close sore every
Saturday Afternoon at P. NJ. from May 9TH 10 October
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I lCDILlR, WIILilA PARKER,
I KIN sTRE.El,IT.,,
B CORNER OFs MASEL.

ARI1EsTON ON ,$S .sSs #
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@r RELIGIOUS ICE-UNITARIAN
lcHURcH-services at this Church at P. II. 70.
| ao'7o'o Ecentng May
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as WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
VIM. BLUM DNGLE as Candidate tor the shezifalty
at the ensuing election. #Mu a0
September IL '0 "a
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ns ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
NAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUcH and p GoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAu. OF Paris) No. 500 Broadway, New York
April II s&ls"aMm 1r
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a#ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEI.-THE REV.
W. c. DANA. D. D., Of the Central Presbyterian Church
will perform Divine Service in this Chapel ToKcyroo
Atternoor 9th instant, at hakpast Four O'Clock.
Nav
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SPIEECE II u
HON. HENRY WILSON.
History; of South Carolina Reviewed.
WILSON VS.. CALHOUN. .

! According to arrangement, Senator HENRY WI
SON, Of Massachusetts, addressed large audience
OF white and colored citizens on the Citadel
Green yesterday. s,..E1 7
Mr. Wrrson said. s7" @@ FG ..@.... t.s.y
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ls..,lay,t,ssssass! .s7.Yyl
!!s;.!:st4ssns:t:;n n,y,,l.;gaii,!s
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cnss,s yt, ma prpsipee Of right

vital amin ating principles Of liberty snd right oud
roasbt 70 me her
p se erss NOM ne It T1rsa onses
eoe eroa daas Sss eng s
Den uRon South Carolina in The cbecrsj I say
her
lands and In bcndmen has perhaps been made accord
No State hns feis se effects Of the rebeion S more
oush qou You Rnow this better than
thnsa know' their condition. You know that you
want capital here to mako your Acids bloom AGAIN
adus. I to 1e 1eot a'1sp'ass ass
to a % &c want
the psospeEias States Of The Union Yo
sos an IN n,s better than do; you it, the country
csss4s il ths Tfst oa Is
sor Liberty Justice or educasonp apt sor Aia Sneaa uass
c Sg Rates 4an Of interest which cannot
BACK to NO yon onner afford e pay w come
bloom under the culture Of ee labor: Eade Vii come
porons Of mhsea your s
%n turn busy raehnery and with labor honored with
tss pT sna seps Is pss2 a sa
pulls not tho highest down. South Carolina VIII be lifted
me 'st
noa1y m, 5,nanfully: hopefully aud brayely upon This
tasand losses imposed upon you by this war; and tho
sooner you VIII make South Carolina q great State
again. say this, Iexpress believe the
wishes Of the people of State ana nv section OF the
counsry: Our people do not want your lands-they do
not wan1 2our blood-they do not want eny thig you
possess Ihey only want these POOR enfsanchsed bond
men men 70 be. forever secured in their rights They
proud commonwealth again! Cheers -, st+'g
say TO friend aud Joe here to-ay say to the men
VINO 1or many long have misunderstood OF mis-
represented our senaents and opinions that the Chris
,aan men o. New England, bended
nee pray to Almighty God Tint Hs W put 1t into yosrr
hearts TO mote out Justice to ALL give liberty to ALL and
Gseers5 M career q nonor prosperity and glory.
Now. want TO few words iu al Kindness to the
men anu women here who hove :beenT cnnancpated by
ee1s wnr and not tina VAv for Ies me tell
you that the dsy has gone by when there
IN the eountin rights, and 2trust ID God you will
see to it tat you e eduhls Of any men III eyoton
TO Your country In love Of liberty, love OF justice in
eoucauon, IN industry, =1n good conduct and thus
prove TO tho world what believe you. win
kToye 70 them. that the friends who stood by You
N the dark and troubled night Of the past vere not
oeen made free. No man can now enter your cabins
ann can take rom youthe wife Of your bosom or the
children OF your love. [Women's voices: ssNo, no
Loru NO one cau separate you now. lsNo, my Lord
that they can't That's glorious thing Your rights
nave benn secured by the Constitution or the United
an aa are hereafter p be secured by the consu
They told us when, at the opening OF the war we pro-
posed TO put muskes tntosyour hands that you might
hGht fot the Old fag Of tbs country negro would
not Hight lLaughterl We knew betteE than that We
nered that was black who standing in
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LOUISVILLE.
Two of the Kentucky congressman
RetuTncd-A Collision, but Nobody
Hurt-New Railroad Connection.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 14-Messrs.
Grover and Knot, Congressman elect.
have returned The latter thinks the
prospects very slight of the ultimate
admission of the Kentucky delegation.
The steamer Westmoreland, on her
return from an excursion trip to Gin
cinnati, while in Rising Sun Channel
last night, collided with and sunk a
barge heavily laden with stone. No
excursionists were injured.
The Cincinnati, Lexington and
Louisville Railroad Company have
recently purchased eleven acres of
land adjoining the fourteen acres
previously owned by them in the
eastern part Of the city, for the erec-
ton Of large freight and passenger
depot and machine shops. and con
template tapping the Nashville rail
road. thus tormin ng a continuous line
from Coyington to New Orleans.
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FRIGHTFUL RAILROAD COLLISION.
Details Of the Disaster on the Chi
eagO and st. L0uis Railroad.

From the Chicago Tribune of Saturday.
About half past o'clock yesterday
morning, one or the most serious
railroad collisions occurred near
Braceville, on the Chicago, Alton and
St. Louis road, which have occurred
in this State in some years. One man
was instantly killed, another has since
died of his injuries, and several others
were more or less hurt.
The catastrophe was Immediately
followed by fire, which destroyed
two or three cars, much of the bag
gage, and all of the freight in charge
of the Merchants Union and United
States Express Companies.
The regular passenger train for st.
Louis, No. 4, left Chicago about 10
o'clock on Thursday. The train con-
sisted of a sleeping-car, four passen-
ger cars, second class, a baggage and
the express companies car. While
the train was advancing with its usu-
al speed, at point about seventy
miles from this city, and about two
miles north of Gardener Station, the
conductor, Fl. F. Moulton, standing
in the baggage car, was suddenly
startled by the whistle Of Z" down
breaks " from the engine of the train.
At the next instant, as it seemed,
the grand crash came. and for a few
moments it appeared absolutely i'm
possible for those who were conscious
to form any distinct idea of their sur
rounding, or to understand anything
except that they were in the midst OF
an appalling accident. in which they
had been proyidentially saved from
death.
The train had collided with an up
ward bound mixed" freight train,
containing about twenty cars. The
/ latter had just emerged from cover
/ ed bridge, and its head lights conse
quently had been obscured until it
was almost uoan them, and driving, OF
course, Up 'e track. This train
was also at Us u tal speed, and was
entirely mismanaged, it is alleged, its
proper place being on side track al
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ture; n. Fl Davis, Inspector General
of the Army; Eugene Schuy. of New
York, Consul to Moscow; II. A. Wise,
Chairman of Ordnance in the Navy;
Samuel Blatchford, United States
District Judge for the Southern Dis
trict of New York; Cornell S. Frank
lin, Naval Officer; Ell. j. Ramsdell,
Postmaster of Newcastle, Pennsyl-
vania; J. r. Booth, United States
District Attorney for Delaware.
Gov. Andrew is strongly urged by
Gen. Grant for the Mexican Mission.
The President will send to Congress
tomorrow a communication recon-
mending an appropriation for the
purchase of Walrussia, under treaty
with Russia
The Herold's Paris Correspondence
says: The Monetary Conference
adopted the five franc piece as the
mint Of gold coins. 1t is understood
that the United States will reduce the
value of gold dollar to five francs.
The French Government will coin
pieces of 25 francs, which will then be
of the coin value as the United States
five dollar gold piece, while England,
by slight reduction in value ofsove-
reigns, will bring it down to the same
standard. This virtually makes the
American dollar the mint for gold.
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WASHINGTON.
Report of Commissioner Of Indiana
Affairs s-BIII for the Benefit of Sol
dier's Widows, Minor Children, &c.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Re-
port of the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, dated July II, 1867, says the
Indians now at war are the Cheyennes,
Arapahoes Ninneconjou and Fe-
ton Sioux, the whole numbering
about 1,600 warriors. These were
the Indians who perpetrated the Ft.
Phil. Kearney massacre, and have
since been carrying on war in the
north On the plains farther south,
the southern Cheyennes and Arapa
hoes numbering about 500 warriors,
are the only Indians known to be
hostile. The Commissioner condemns
the military movements as inefficient
to preserve peace, and recommends
locating the Indians on reservations,
and Indemnity for outrages by troops.
The following bill was introduced
by Mr.. Holman, of Indiana, passed
the House, ..l& IS now pending in
the Senate: . Be 1t enacted, DC, That
the widow, minor, children or parents
in the order named, of any soldier
who shall have died after being hon
orably discharged from the military
service OF the United States shall be
entitled to receive the additional
bounty which the soldier would be en-
titled TO if living, under the provisions
of the 18th and 18th sections of the
act, entitled An Act for making ap-
preparations for sundry civil expenses
of the Government for the year ending
June Both, 1866, and for other purpo-
ses. approved July 18th, 1866, and the
said provisions of said act shall be SO
construed; ProUided, however, that
such widow. minor. children or pa
rents shall only be entitled to receive
such additional bounty in such case
where such soldier, if living, would
be entitled, under the provis ons OF
said act, to receive the same