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New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
SOUTH CAROLINA.
REGISTRATION IN CHARLESTON

REGISTRATION IN CiARLEoION.
CHARLESTON, S, C., Aug. 15.-The number reg
isered to-day was Of whom l32 were whites ana so
wero COlOrcd
aEE. sIcxLEs's REPLY TO THE REMoNsTR tNcE
FRoM THE CHARLESTON BOARD OF TRADE.
In reply to the Remonstrance of the Charles
ton Board OF Trade 20 General Orders No 10 and No 49,
after reviewing the nature Of the authority that exists
South Carolina and the legislation affecting it, General
sickles says
In March and July, 1867. Congress by the Recon
sruotiOn acts, rcahrmed ANA continued mhtafy rule
over the conquered teIf0YpTescrDngf however, GER
limitations and regulations m restraint OF martial
law; and ~ the same time cHdered 10 the sthe
priylege aud means Dy W'hth hd 9itty IN ay ic ol
tho RebCi states might organize legal Government ana
DO readmted 10 the Cnon Nov, the question ioi ll9
SCUM l5 whether 10 i3fet this iaot oppoi N's 'lu
thereby challenge Congress o do It's worst or by accept
ing III good aith the peHFeu tefius Plt an sa ~ 40
years OF STRIFE save what s let ana iesai ~ I,st
pOit cl power, large measure Of pOifai HShls
enc re d.aiS e ~, in iT ihc contrast betsrep the
erIns or setheut offered by President Lincoln on the
terms now proeed by Congress in the act Of July 1851.
II Lncolus peaee-oeTine had been accepted tho wealth.
mower south would remained
unnpaired and all che sacrifices OF long VII saved
AoqUcscence now IN tho insnfos iIoviaea ~ SoneiosS
IN the conquered territory Is AZ obligation resting
upon All Who have taken oah OF allegiance and re-
oeivod amnesty. For al most 1t can only be said
that tho measures Of congress lihpo~c upon Ihs
vanduished the Institutions Of the yictors. And
ff it be true riat antagOnistc institutions
Tnado us enemies ia war, then GithoutSomogeneous IN
stitutons may not even IN peace be friends ~ may
bs assumed that disability will be removed from those
who resist. oppose OF DISCOURAGE Lse9stl on & ION % ~ m
every State where the term offered W congress hn p9
rejected, Il 10 plain that theneeforth p0tsa M
who have been loyal n the Union By the rejection
OF the terms Of reconciliation BoY offered tae pIo9eIs
OF discOrd viii sooner or later dnd themselves without
Possessions without franchises, and no longer the peer O
The humbest citizen of the Repubhci aud then WIZ he
rebellion have worked out upon ifs unrepentant authors
ia own impressive aud signal retribution
After referring 10 the particular grounds Of complaint
sbe General closes a follows:
IN conclusion, gentemep, am to inform you tha' the
NSiOrG commanding fails 70 discover Ia your ss
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
A WORD FOR SHERIDAN.
The Ne,g- Orleans Times of the 9th discourses
In thi4 way concerning Gen Sheridan:

The NeC- orleans Times OF the 0th dlScOuISes
in this way concerning Gen. Sheridan:
In the exercise of independent expression which has
characterized this journal are constrained 70 say
that Gen. Sheridan either adrOtly accidentally, as the
reader may choose 10 decide has payed his hand for all
it worth" Through indocson and delay, more tan
any other the part Of the Executive Sheridan
in opinion is the strongest to-day in the lepuD
hcan ranks Grant not excepted When he wrote that IN
subordinate letter. said then and We say now,
example should have hcen made In the which
would have prevented "a similar Ohense hereafter-in
plan words Gen sheridan ought to have been super
ceded. The Commaudcr-iuChicf OF the Army and Navy
has failed to aCt and IL is almost universally be
Heyed that the whole thing viii blow over aftcr n
"mighy fuss" OF that cannot pretend 20 speak ad-
visedy. But this will say: II Sheridan Is not removed
his vim and bOdness will gam him friends and supporters
everywhere with power almost unlimited while at the
time there viii be corresponding loss on the part
OF the President and his Administration This Is plain
talk. but trie rs Gospel.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
GEORGIA.
A COUNTY sOLIcITOR-GENERALR REMoYED-RAIL'
ROAD ACCIDENT.

A COUNTY sOLICITOR-G ENERAL REMOYED-RAlL'
ROAD ACCIDENT.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Aug. 15.-A. Il. Lamar Sollci-
toren,ral OF Muscogee County, has been removed by
order U. Gen. Pope.
The Agana Opinion thinks that Gen. Pope may shortly
issue an order requiring Iurors to take the Iest
Oath In accordance with Gen. Popes order cl'h
uncr te Militarv hi of the withdrawal OF the patron
ee fr,n flem Of thirteen daily papers III the state,
ontv fDlfr lndOrse the Congress programme
e eort-martial which has been IN session Herc 1of
two veeNs trying the Of Gen. SWecny, the COM
ar this rosf AGAINST whom certain charges were
Dreferrpd bv officers OF his regiment mas ADJOURNED
Fom bc evidence acduccd before the Court Is beheVed
he haa been hOnOraby acquitted. Gen. SWeeny is wen
hnov-n from his connection with FenianisIn. lie has
been i'm command here for nearly year. and has gwen
great sttisfactIOn TO al the peOpie.
An accident occurred last night on the Augusta ana
ayanun Railroad near McBeans station, 10y the Washg
oSav nf cnlver which resulted I'm the killing OF the
Endncer Patrick Cashn, and two hremeR named Chas'
(l.lvaa I'D a freedmen.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16

dcated early change and the pilot who familiar
with the weather at this season, predicted a hurr
zane The Narva accordingly ran into port here on sun
day, and will go out tomorrow II the weather IL far
The President endeayored to induce Mr. Webb. in the
mean time, TO la the land shore cable connecting tins
point with Punta Rosa, the equin0ctlal does nor ma
terialy affect the sea inside the reefs but Mr. Webb de-
clned doing So We're this done the telegraph company
would send dispatch boats TO connect Key West
with Havana until the sea cable Is found, a severe
hurricane carry away the buOys and the cable may
never be found.
Havana letter OF yesterday says the failure OF the
enterprise has created much excitement and called forth
much censure OF the management.
Senior Arantavo. Inspector Of Telegraph, who, II is
known. Is too liberal in his views 20 suit certain OLD
fOgles, is no longer connected with tho telegraph.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
TFNNESSEE.

GOV. RfOwSLOw DENIES FAvORING AN EXTEN-
SION Or TIE FRANCHISE.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 15.-GOv. BrOwnlow in
letter the publication Of which has authorized, denies
xncfty that he made any statement in Knoxville favor
@ acknowledgements Of Rebels He says no Is more than
over convinced OF the justice Of the Franchise law
RAILROAD ELECTION ~ NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 15.-An exciting can
vass for Directors Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road consumed the entire day. yesterday, aud was CON
oludcd The Burns ticket was elected by
2a5 majority The OF the Charleston ana 1eorgla
ESiro3d vas excluded This result continues the road
unae! i;s present management.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
,,,n named Noble recently

A ,,opng man named Noble recently visited
- y0urS y S,nn 10 meet some friends whom he had not
@ many wears On Monday night pc aw9ke from
ltlshu' - vivid was the dream that IL was some time
hS The Young could compose himself TO sleep
peIoto ,J 80 however, and the next morning told
~ H,iIy with whom he was stopping OF MS dgNan Ol
te ay said IL was very queer, hut nothing further
cout' H bnut the matter. ON tho 2jth however, gen
- brou 4h Che in uigcuco that the fIher OF young
Hi' mad in reality been robbed and Murdered on INC
snmo MONDAY nighh
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
TEXAS.
TEXAS on THE DOWNWARD PATH.

The indianapolis Clipper of July 26 regales
its readers with this little bOll5On:
We learn from o gentleman from Titus County that \
serious difficulty occurred AZ Mount Vernon, in Titus
County few days ago. Two Federal soldiers and some
negroes got into row with grocerykeeper at Mount
Vernon During the several men came up, who had
been hunt The hunters without hesitation, pitched
IN and killed the soldiers and negroes THIS Is the YER
sion of the affair reached u.s. and suppose IL Is
correct The only comment have to make Is 70 state
that the country seems 20 be going h Lawlesness
violence be the order Of the day. Civil Off
fail to do their duty. either from fear some other
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
TIL snrruEKN CROPe.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Aug. bit is believed that the
rains of Yesterday will seriously injure the by over
flowing the bottom lands The first bale Of new cotton.
raised in Georgia, sold to-day fOr 800 per pound ana was
received from Montgomery, last Friday cssed aa biflct
middling, and sold at zGlc.
CHARfIsToN, Aug. l5.-Thc weather for the past two
DAYS has showery. The crop accounts continue OK
ceedingly favorable.
NRw-ORLEAEs, Aug. 15.-Accounts continue 70 be re.
ceyed this State and the coast counties O Texas Oi
the dest ructiyeuess Of the cotton worm.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
The
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
INTEREST,


INTEREST.
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD,
ARE OFFBRsD FOR THR PRESENT At NINETY CENTS Oh
THg DOLLAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST AT SIX
PER CENT IN CURRENCY FROM
July
The om.y ror5 state continues 10 be pasbed foe
gra p An additional section Of 20 miles will be eos
uleted during the present week making
42a nuLEs wEsT FROM OMAHA IN OPERATION.
and stocked ears Gn ali the ipPaaAheeo Of senss
class road
The saouut already PAD BY stockholders Of the cs~P'J
s5OOoOo0
The aid received from the United cOsacas
this portion Of as miles ID:
A Donation Of Y 800 acre, Of adlaeeut lands the
nils (ury all very vsuAblel amounting $4,000 sctsA
aus Sir per cent currency interest Bonds. which ere
second hen at the rate of $4,000 to the mile.
amounting for ts3 miles seSeoos
The amount thssCOupanys First Mortgage BOnds
S25 miles eosoopos
will be that scu Of a Lad grant the Fir', Mortgage
Bonds represent only 0ns the vAas Of the property %
they secured The Company also restrained oy Is CAarsst
ssasg bonds except the work progresses and 20 ne sI~<
amount on tssssd by ne Government Tbs
mortgage which secures boRdkOers made 90 Hon horgsn
u Ee~YOk aad Hon oake Ames Member Of The
Of Representatives from Massachusetts, Trustees HAs
the boA % the Company and who rs responsible Zoe
their issue accordance with the Of the law
asmsn Of earnings last quarter viii be pubshes 10
detail early day but the already sufficiently Osanss
much greater than the gold interest on The
bonds that the length Of road OPeTsted should
remembered Oa bsaess "a ass
and undeveoped eouury index Of the % that ns
follow completion the whole line to the Paeho In 1870 Thsss
facts are only that these Bods strictly oue o. tss
safest Is well a. profitable securities a0d are hJ eea'
tied TO the public Tue Company make appeal
M ne 10 purehase IA Bonds daily Subscriptions large sad
flly equal 10 their wants
Many parties taking advantage Of tie present bsh prices Of oe'
eumeut stocks exchange for these Bonds which are over ID per oess
ebsaper and at the OF premium gold, pay
OVER NINE PER CENT INTEREST.
Subscriptions received EesYOrk the COmPaoy'Onee No
EasssH-st and By
rCONTINRgT NATIONAL BANK. No 7Nss.aa's,
CLARK DODGE Co. Bankers, No 81 wsiS'
JOHN j. CISCO l. SON BanksFs. No. sSWslss
HENRY CLBws Co. Bankers, No % Waist,
HRDDRN WINCHESTER Co, No 81 Broai~u
and by Banks Bankers generally throughout hs uaed SAe
whom maps aud descriptive pamphlets may be oesAiaSd
JOHN J. CISCO Treasurer, EswYsf
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16


ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. Il, 1867 .
CFNERAL ORDERS No. 81. The Commanding General
has become satisfied that the Civil officers IN TINS Military
District only observing his order prohibiting them
using influence 90 deter disSuadc the people
from rcconstructnc their state Governments under the
recent acts OF Congress- fras thcrOwn personal con-
versatiOu concerned and at the same time W Their
oAleiai patronage supporting and encouraging news
papers which almost without exception. Opposing
Reconstruction and Obstructiuc and embarrassing IVA
officers appointed by tho Military authorities ia this Dis
tlfc the performance Of their dIcs by dcnunctOn
and threats Of future penalties for tor official acts
H. Such Of the Patronage oi thou ou.ces Is SIMPLY
evasion (perhaps unintt nii0u of the provisions OF
te General order above referred TO- aud d. IN tact an
employment OF the machinery OF the Provisional state
Governments defeat the execution Of the RecOnAtFuc
ton acts.
III n IS therefore ordered That all advcItsenents or
other official publications heretofore, 10 be hereafter
provided for 10y state Municipal laws or ordinances Do
given by the proper civil officers whose duty u a. 10 cause
such publications TO Jc made, 10 such newspapers ana
such not opposed and do not OPPOSE recon
sructO the Acts 0f Congress- nor attempt 70 OBJ
sruet ia any manner, the civil officers appointed by the
military authorities in this district, in the discharge of
their duty by threats OF violence OF prosecution or ON
penalty a. the military protection Is WItEdia"n
fOr acts performed in their official capacity.
". AL officers Ia this military district, ana an officers
and agents the Freedmcn Bureau, and Oh Boards OF
Registration OF Other persons ln the employment OF the
United States under ts military jurisdiction are directt
10 give prompt attention 20 the enforcement OF ta oIuii
and 10 make immediate report 10 these headquarters oi
any civil officer who violates it's provisions.
I;y order Of Breyct MajOr-Gm. Pope, &c.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
REGISTRATION IN CHARLESTON.
on Monday, the hrst day l95 h niles al,I sO4
LOUISIANA.

THE RESULT OF TIE REGISTRATION.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 15.-The full registra-
ton returns are as follows Whites, 7s2 blacks, S29O
total 1851 The VIII tes have very small maories in
ten parishes and the white majority In this city is 40 As
soOA as the State arranged into districts Gen. Sheridan
wibesze order for tho election Of members to the
ConvatSO1O form Constitution under the Reconstruc
tioD IN -
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
WALRUSSIA.
ORDER OF GEN. HALLECK.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.-Gen. Halleck has
issued an order attaching Alash to the Military District
OF California making Sa the headquarters OF the Dis
trict and designating Company II, al Artillery. and Com
pany +, 9th Infantry for garrison duty at ska The
troops will sail for stka Sept 13 The District Com
mander is yet 70 be named
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
Spttial gOtitts.
As the Nightingale Warbiiu

As the Nightingale Warbiing
trsn,ceuds all other music Of the 90 PHAboNS MoHr
BLOOMING CIRRUS an other sOrs' perfumes TIE
fragrance Bdea deckei With the arss rOss -'
ever hoomed bee0 her aud Paser tsan Ne
srent Of this bewltcbing extract
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, y. c., Aug. 15.-RegistratiCn COM
rnenced here today. seyentyone whites and 81 blacks
were r., stored
WuwNGToN. y. G., Aug 15.-RegistratiOn
commenced here to-day in the First Ward. IWcniy-On
white, ana SO BLACKS were registered.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
THE CrrRAC CAHLE.

KEY WEST, Aug. ID, via Punta Rosa and Lake
CITY Aug 15-Thc Narya' while graphing Tor Inc '"oi'
ON the stI aud ob encountered gales that she
could donothpg on the ich aud uih he Gulf was quite
rough and no grappiugs were ado. The barometer In
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16

tie IN HsrceA Receiptsour bbl wheat sosAok Cor"
g50Odo., 1900 do, Rye sl9 DO
LoSsvIELE aug 5ssiss of 10 b Ossco ;, 45eti 70 fs'
Iugs 10 Fair Leaf PYurChoi,f hts avsnced 25s hn3sfne ~
Wheat-New Phme, S20s2 % CJru830gSc IN t.x os-res
53955e In hHk active, sies Of lj0 hid ke~Onesu
Spgsr Al l5alsc declined hess fo nS
BaeoDglonier Pie Sisns G0i6ioi FaBcY Hams Is AL
packed Lar-eTces Ill COni IsSSc la~ WHISKY IA D'S"'
EOnna al 3lc
$50 10 Wheat sifused lc white Bicgsn 42 2z9822i Amicr,
SzfI No srng %; No. DO 81 30 No 3d. 81 % 20"
nueAaHyed /. no L
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
ARMY GAZETTE.

Breye Brgad.srGen Lewis n BreFe Brigade Gcu Horace
A. the Stsf Of
er m several wears past he dtec for the
AZ his OwnNar Department IN place o. usn
request. win shortly he relieved lPel0uEe.
and ordered % duty u the fiAiss.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
,rp,Uv c.gTIH MApHRr-

ArBAvy Angus. received here this week are epor.y
Of Pm Inferior guaty: has aciqs sH sS
head changed advance o. 9c Price. f1se on
outside tue bcs extra kentdek seff~
Receipts9 head The sheep market du a. fo spi s G
head u>st Of which went hron2h 80 rev ora
In Cat bands ogssns 10 Ese parties at 1oric heceps
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
TT ORIDA
SAVANNAH, Aug. 15-CoUaty Conventions are
being held in Florida for the purpose OF adopting plat
form upon which the whites and blacks communicate
YELLOW FEVER AT PENSACOLA.

PENSACOLA, Fla, Aug. 4.-Lieut. II. y.
Glisson United States Marine Corps formerly Assistant
Paymaster in the United States Navy died here about
o'clock yesterday morning OF yellow fever Lieut Glison
was a son OF Commodore Oliver S. GlissOn, COmmandant
Of the naval station at League Island and had served at
the Union Barracks here about one year
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
NAVY GAZETTE.

Acting Passed Assistant sargsOa washinseaID ID c during the
Of the Navy, has absence oSoge0u CFe nov on
been ordered temporary duty stlesye
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16

ge3tiOns any sufficient ground for rcvokng modifying
the orders in question; aud he INDUCES the hope tit
temperate oOunsels, acquiescenCe in the measures PIo
vded fOr tho present eXigency aud stronger ties OF a
ternty among the people OF the Commonwealth may
encourage tho ahOTs Of those who desire and see III VI
fun, ~ South Carolina moro than her Sncieh PROS
pbrity ard rcnoWE' J. CLoUo' = ~ "
REGISTRATION IN CHARLESTON.
On Monday, the first day, los " MES All 4O4
ColoI54 were registered The business went OF in per
feet oulcf 7Is Courier So: The result speaks for Itself
We cen bit repeat what we have heretofore plocained
thai Il is tho imperative duty p1 eveIy one enteu 10
register 1t is duty which he not Only owes 70 hitseu
but 20 his community and state otherwise he yolm-
tarily DISTINGUISHES himself OF his own accord no mus
renders himself pOweress for any action II IS IOitabl
In every respect that he should secure his right 70 te pat
lot With this his hands he can wled u 2eoIHnS 70 70
circumstances and the right without it he ADDS but
another TO the list OF those who vOcees in Their own
government, Institutions, and laws.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
Cresyiic soap.
PATEgTBD1

rpprTcr prsrSYEcTAET and vniuAbe for iaHnay pAp's.
,bng quicker than ordinary soap aud eeaS"ns e0's P'''
ws's .oev sy JAS BUOHAg Co No lsO E6eths.
With BOX of Phoenix Disinfectant yOo can stop BAD
smells and uOIiOus gssss sa -
cuEsp DURABLE. INSTANTANEOUS AoKScr. No 4Dkl NJ N
Ciohes ringers o. al hnds pomgry rsP.11ssayy yysSss X
kRoNNING Gen. Ag y Ceurtiandtst lopposi.s nesceee
p-,On,cc Notce.1he Mails O the Uuiset MseS S sospoN
s and Liverpool steamer VI
and r the States via Hamburg per sni st he up
sa Al this SATURDAY Aug IT az wv ss,,iens and
80 oaces follows stations an D. s;io " a. !. M stalos
T.5s ~ Stations and r. 1:ts m $500 $500 'KIIY Posass
o. aAm '
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
THIRD MILITARY DISTRICT.

GEN. POPE'5 ADVERTISING OEDEB-CORIECTIO6.
We printed on Wednesday, the substance Of
order by MajorGen Pope concerning advertising In
disoyal newspapers in the Third Military District That
copy was imperfect, and nrint below =" accurate
version.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
Dr. hennedy's
DIARRHEA CORDIAL.
ONE BOTTLE WILL CURE

ONE BOTTLE WILL OOhG.
Rv ,r,vsler nv land or water a bottle ofit
in In health hOali have botis pt "
Il viii ileure simple Summer Compliant
will Dsrrhea
twill Dysentery
Itwllc curoG Gripping Of the Bowels
twill eur Cholera Norbus
II viii restore the tone reiacei wh oOasss S
Kind 49,
by OF bowels Manufactured by
DONALD KENNEDY, RoIbap MAS
Price Dollar For sale by DEhAS BARNES Co. no ~ .r rar.
row r. O. WILLS Co.. No. l9S kaous, n T. and y ~ Nsit-
TRNToN, No 80 SirthaFe. ---------
Suspended Bvacuations.
Nothing more fatal health than Costivene strange ths'
sbou be SO common RADwArs REGULATING FILLS aA %
nrod at every drug the continent They cure the wos
ebroe form Of the complaint with marvellous rapidly This fact
op bY number aud admitted Without dspats.
nv three f,tths OF the medical profession.
Price Is cents per box With free from taste Sold by
druggists,
The Heliotype Company
No % FultOn.st NoNlOrk
Invite attention their new process which the phOgrsph
and chemicals. enables them to reprOdgeetn
Relief Plates for Printing the Oninary Type Press
ENGRAyIYGS ARCHITECTURAL AND MECHANICAL DRAW
INGS MANUSCRIPTS BOOKS. AUTOGRAPHS, Se. &c, -
FAtSAiIIK Of the copy furnished ealsfse
reduced 10 any size required Particular attention 90 tho
plates In relief 50 20 oe
ter securing eheapneo hs "Po P
compared WIZ RpRo6IoN sRa tf also IN LrrH0GRAPHY MA,
Apis OF al ordinary kuds such as ssoeA
RaRR OLD BooKS aud BNGRAyINGS rsPndoeea iAf NN'-
bY either method.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16

FIRE IN CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 15.-Sayer, Kulp a. Co.'S
sash factory at Wadsworh, was burned to-day. Loss
SIOO0l uninsured
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21
Fer he Register.

MR. EDlroR-You report in your last
paper tina, most Of the ministers Of this
County were indicted by the Grand Jury
at the present session OF the Court. Such
is the fact, and the Clergy justly indig-
nan, al such proceeding wish il to be
taken in connection with iWo other facts,
for any community must be in a very de-
moralized condition when it is esteemed a
light thing for the ministers OF religion to
be indicted for misdemesuor before civil
court. A statement OF these facts is due
to The Church.
/. When the new order OF things was
set up among US, the ministers were in
formed By one who claimed to be the
proper officer Of the law Of the process
necessary 10 be gone through with in or
der 10 qualify them to perform the mar
riage rite where some OF them had been
performing il for a quarter OF century
They complied with The law as so re-
ported to them, some two and half years
ago. And should any offer in apology
forthis proceeding the maxim IgnorantiG
iegiS non ercusdl," let il be considered,
81. That during this term the Judge
who charged the jerry to bring in these
indictments thus sprung upon the clergy,
either knew that the officer referred to
was ignorant OF the law, and had misled
the clergy. or he did not. If he did, be
has been delinquent in duty in not before
making it known. II he did not, then 1t
was to say the least very harsh proceed
ing to cause the Clergy to be thus sum.
marily indicted without notice, for that
which resulted solely from ignorance, and
an ignorance much more cxcusabIs in
them than in the Judge.
C. W. ANDREWS,
Rector OF Trinity Church,
ShePherdstown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

o. In the Radical Reconstruction Con.
venlion OF Virginia, on Tuesday last, the
following resolutions wsre referred 10
committees:
For incorporating provision in the
constitution lhsI Immigrants 10 this STATE
shall not be sued in the courts here for
debls incurred before immigrsIlng, and
exemping a certain amount Of real and
personal property Of such immigrants
from seizure and debt. For changing the
system of Stale laws from remedial 10
preventive The preamble OF this resoIu-
ton refers TO the prostitution OF The liberty
Of speech and the press. For the punish
menl OF attempts 10 iniimidaie voters st
the ratification election. For protecting
loyal cilizens from being distressed by
disloyal tax collectors for lakes levied
years ago,
A colored delegate offered resolution
prohibiting distinction by railroads and
other public conveyances on account OF
color. which was referred. A resolution
!, adjourn over the holidays, and 10 waive
a claim to pay during The adjournment,
was laid over.