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Rusl,in refers to the Masonic divisions of

Ruskin refers 10 the Masonic divisions Of
the Orders of Architecture, and then adds:
There are only two real Orders, and there
never can be any more till doomsday. On one
of these Orders the ornament is convex those
are Doric, Norman, and what else you recollect
of the kind. On the other the ornament is
concave those are CORN THAN, Early English,
Decorated, and what e.se you recollect of that
kind
The Mutton is vcntilating some political
opinions which, if not novel, are " rs good as
new SO long is it since they have ceased to
pass current-and which are likely to affect its
political orthodoxy very seriously in the Judg-
ment of Il good many people. 1t declares its
belief that "no political opinions, however
sound, can make knayes and charlatans any
thing but q curse 10 the community If that
isn't revolutionary, we should like to know
what would be.-NeC York Times.
A very intricate and difficult problem is en-
listing the attention and distracting the minds
the city. The question propounded is, Which
is the worst enemy OF society, the family that
keeps Il parrot or the one whose eldest son is
learning to play the bugle In the abstract,
both doubtless stand on the same footing-both
may be accurately described rs enemies of the
human race, and are regarded as SIGH y in all
quiet and respectable neighborhooas .-Nec
lOrk Times.
A correspondent writes that Fl. G.. slept
soundly through much of the exciting debate
other day. The next day after adjournment
he had the sergeant alarms and all the pages
looking after his neck tie, which was finally
discovered where it belonged-on the neck OF
its owner.
The MtioaaI HteUiCeacer has authority for
saving that President Johnson does not in
tend TO nulify precipitately all that the usurp-
ing commandments at the South have done,
but that he does propose TO act deliberately in
the matter, and efficiently, yet not vindic-
lively.
The fact that wheat sold for only eighty
cents a bushel i'll this market in 1861 was de-
yelopcd in Il trial before the Circuit Court last
week-a fact that most of us had forgotten. -
Fredericksburg Herold.
The physicians report that almost every
doctor in respectable practice in Washington
city has under treatment anumber OF cases OF
typhoid fever.
General Joseph +. Johnston has been APP
pointed President of the Charleston, Mem
phis and Topeka railway, rio Atlanta and De-
Catur.
Professor Gillespie, of Union College, hav-
ing received the degree of LII. ID. from two
colleges, signs himself, Gillespie, l.. i,
ID. o.
The ground has been broken and the work
regularly commenced upon new railroad
from Washington city to the Point of Rocks.
Err. $. Hollins claims that his brother John
Smith Hollns (and not Ross Wmans), invented
railroad trucks.
Ex-Governor Henry 5 Foote has begun to
practice law in Nashville and TO advocate fe-
male suffrage.
The Long bridge at Washington was re-
opened TO travel yesterday.
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IMPORTANT DECISION UNDER THE NATIoNAL
BANKING LAw.-Judge Giles, i'll the United
States Circuit Court of Baltimore on Monday
decided in 4 case wherein the stockholders OF
a national bank had been sued that, uhueT the
act of Congress, they are only liable when II
is accessory TO pOyMe deJtS " the ASSOCIATION.
That is, liza bic when the whole debts and assets
are ascertained, and only 10 the extent OF ma
king up the amount of the debts which the
assets cannot meet and liquidate Now, this
cannot be ascertained until the assets are col
lccted by the receiver, paid into the treasury,
and the comptroller has dn the mode pointed
ont in the law brought all the creditors, with
the proof of their claims, before him, ana has
audited and stated his account OF such lnsol-
vent institution. l should suppose that when
that is done, IA certified copy OF that account
showing the deficiency, would be evidence IN
any court of justice in Il suit brought by the
receiver against one or more stakeholder TO
procure payment of the pro rata contribution
due from each. Until that account is audited
and stated by the Comptroller of the Currency,
am of the opinion that no bill viii lie by the
receiver TO enforce the stakeholder llablllty,
under the act of 1864, for the debts OF the asso-
CiatiOn.-SuU,
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|rH.SAI REyESUT MATTEE-.-The expenses
- CONVEYANCE necessarily incurred in travel
-tr.ru place To place IN the prosecution OF
.'.-- may be deducted i'll making return
a.1ur. but no deduction should be made
n..gml Of hotel bills and other expenses OF
. receipt by endorsement upon stamped
.....I.u in aCkuO wledGIAent OF its tullilment
..r..p, from stamp tax. Fultilment as used
.a.- Connection in Schedul" Is understood
lru completion, accomplishment, e"ttre
.awa.l No receipt il subject 10 a stamp
.... - is EvSusd When Il receipt for an
..... uf rent is written upon that part OF
...rr held b. the tenant and issued 10 HIM Il
Ha..vul stlmp should be affixed to IL II the
.... 100. received exceeds twenty dollars.
IAr amount paid for the "good will OF a
..'s- Ia capital invested, and not loss 10
.r0uD,.I from income.
policy lee paid in the ordinary manner ny
." party insured TO an insurance agent Tor MS
'''..,, 900 making a survey of the premises
.r insured. j. not 10 be included as part OF
~ taxable gross receipts of premium by the
."p.uy. ~ IL, however, a part OF the re-
.r., u. The agent, and should be taken IN 10
Iteration IN determining the extent OF MS
.-..iy 10 special tax. 49,.
j. yrs, window. sasheS, blinds, &c, are eN-
pied from taxation by the act OF March :,
. tui The exemption does not extend W
'."i-.--hf,llHi EeccEpe HecDrd
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INDIAN DANCE.-A correspondent Of the New
York Times describes "a war dance of Pawnees
awkwardly trgged out in United States uni
forms, ON the plains Of the Platte, near the
railroad pacific, by fire made of fuel fur
nished by the locomotive. He says:
"Since shall be out Of reach of the Pawnes
tornahawks long before this letter can return
10 the West and be translated into their dia-
lect, may with safety give an honest opinion
of their dance 1t was not At all remarka-
BILE for grace, nor were the figures in any
sense complicated. Eighteen or twenty In
dams engaged in the performance, and these,
dividing off into pairs, jerked short japanese
bowls at one another as they bobbed around
the bonfire. The dancers flourished their
tomahawks and scalping knives with feeble
ferocity as their mournful jig progressed, and
when they wearied OF their performance, ano-
Their set took their places. For two hours
the Indians danced away most persevering'
Iy, and then, undoubtedly, feeling that they
had done all that could be expected OF them,
withdrew TO their camps, dragging with them
an OK which had been given them Tor rations
and this by the way, was the only rational
part of the performance
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u,ucan Trcachcry aud Mexican Victory.

Wt,IINrToN. June 1.-THE following is an
..r... o.! = letter written by an officer of the
z .-.-II army TO his brother in Monterey. du ted
.ar..Ero, May 2o, l>67, giving an account of
... ...tuh"ry which resulted in the surrender
.a' p!aC" and the capture OF MaXimilian.
Colonel lopez. commanding the regiment
.a Empress, probably for the purpose of
. r..r his life in case of defeat, delivered TO us
..g, OF The Convent de III Cruz, the key TO
.le Qualifications.
This look place on the 18th instant, At AZ
..gsS \. NJ, and immediately our regiment
. ..u that OF LapTcmes Padres, reOCcupicd
- post, finding all the troops of the enemy
-. asleep, except the sentrics. When We
he'd the fort we Jumped over the entrenCh-
ats, surprised Tho guards, and 1T once occu-
all points of IN" fOrtiicationS.
The surprise was so complete that when
. h1llcuGcd them they found the points of
hlyOnetS At their breasts and the soldiers,
."r-. and chiefs surrendered their arms
.h9ut firing q single shot during the whole
..r III this was effected by the two rcgi-
ais above named, and during the whole
The lines of the beseigers and the be-
I'D remained in their positions.
After we found ourselves masters of the
80 important point, we marched with the
.. companies OF orr regiment into the midst
'.". enemy TO The principal square and as
.ra'j 20 the >teeplc of the Franciscan
...a Of course without the knowledge of
b. ru~lpS
. A. Urybreak we commenced ringing the
o! tie church, and began firing on all
mEs. The enemy. not knowing what had
.u"red aWukC frightened and in the great
.. confusion. Disorder was the result, the
ms running I'm all directions without the
.. U. escape, as whenever they struck our
los ,lry W.T." fired at from the front, and
'- from the rear. This was death blow,
a" escaping
s .a,'.r las been received here from QUere-
., DO which 10 Is said the general in chief
... 18th UltgIo issued the necessary orders
rIo ulI OF NaNunilln, MramOn, and
.. 10. IA accordance with the law Of January
ST.!
.ua attorney for the Government At once
opted 3D." proper proceedings. Macmillan
rrqU", led Of the Gcperal-i chief perms-
.. 20 ,rud u telegram 10 the Prussian Minis
100 NuEtro, IA" purFort of which is tore
... him, aud also Don Mariana Riva Pala-
.. 'Ia father of General Eiva Palacio, and
. l..u'l1te Martinez Du Ia Tore, to act rs
...n!"uIrrs. The telegram was transmitted
General bias, To be 10y him forwarded TO
.. parties addressed.
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4 Report or the Tobacco Market.

TOBACCO EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, June Is, 1867.
Breaks large. Market buoyant Prices firm
with an upward tendency. Below we give
the transactions: 223 hogsheads. Is tierces,
and 81 boxes offered, and sold as follows:
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Common to medium dark working,
f3h to ~; good dark working, Is to IS; sun
cured, common, IS to 80; sun-cured, good,
SO 70 sl5; coal-cured common, IS TO $40
Goa. cured, bright, SIC to SEQ coal cured, fan
cy, $40 TO S4j.
LY.-Common dark working, IS to -;
medium dark working, $40 to fl2; good dark
working, $ll 10 Sli; fine and wrapping, sl5 10
SO; sun-cured, SIS to s2j and $50; yellow
wrappers, common, $40 to s35; yellow wrap.
pers, medium to extra, $35 to 300 and $500.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Very common and heavy weights,
800 to $40; medium, ~ to $3.50; good,
s6 to IS.
Leaf.-Englsh shipping, s16 to 800 and s23
continental shipping, sl2 TO SIS and s22.
sTEMMIyG TOBACCO.
LeGt.-Common, $40 to sl3; good, sl2 to slj
fine, $l6 TO $40 and 500.
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The Shooting OF Mr. Glass OF Lynchburg.
l'rom The NcFubiicSn.

,.ostcrlaN morning about o clock Mr.
vi" 'a,,c frnyn his homo directly 10 his
". = -, he remained until II o'clock
,,,. ", In, editorial room ibeing then I'M
" ..,' ne was ADVISED by friend 10 provide
, .,s,,rr with pistol, 50 that he might be-
.,,c. ~ rrnirlt himself shonld the threatened
' ..-,, D. made. 4 pistol was then procured,
. ~, leaving the Office Mr.. Glass took II;
n HIM, Ito walked down Church street to
% PIEDMONT Land Agency, and on his re-
- ms; before he reached the Second Pres
, man church. was informed by a friend
"a. .hc TWO younG Bookcrs were on the
..-,u stcpS on Market street, waiting for
on reaching the corner, and after
. ing made q few steps towards crossing tho
.,rr Nh Glass heard one Of the BookCrs
mark There he is, now and turning
.r..G saw Them approaching him. Mr.. G..
..u Ms pistol, when one OF his antagonist Is
.qrhca why don't YOU shoot p Mr.. q
-.r..rd. Il wish 10 have no officially, but am
nlgci TO defend myself No demonStr,-
being then made, Mr.. Glass crossed the
r.o'. which IS Al that point sixty feet wide,
.. was moving down Ninth street on the op.
-.'. side. when Hiring on him was com
.l,G ~ the BOOkcTs-onc Of them firing
. the corner stone, and the other from n
. 10 INST below ihc church steps. MIR. Glass
.n raised HE pistol and discharged IL once.
orc he could do so Il second time, he was
ok nv z bali from the pistol OF one of his
rsOnistS
SIS. Glass was speedily taken in charge by
anbeT OF his friends, and conveyed TO his
.n, where he received such medical atten
.. IS was necessary. After his system had
..NGat recovered from the shock, he was
r-.r. IN hack TO his residence on Diamond
.l We are happy 20 state, for the informa.
.. O.. ms friends, that at a late hour las I
Ia, DE- was IN an easy condition, though not
..rrlv .rH" from danger.
The aggressive Parties were arrested while
... .a rae act of firing. An examination of
.... pistols showed that they had discharged
.... .ru.s-twO by one and three by the other
rN... Ng. Glass had fired only one
TIE BnOkcrS were n once sent 10 ilil. to
. .. 10 result Of Mr.. Glass ) wound and
.... examination fixed for Monday next, the
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From Washington.

WAsHTSGroy, June S.-The following dis.
patch has been sent to General James b
Steedman, collector of internal revenue at
New Orleans:
WAsHTSGToS June ls, 1867.
General Jnaes B. Seedmnn, Ne,o Orleans:
viii You accept the mission to Mexico, and
proceed there without unnecessary delay
[Signedl WILLIHN II. SEWARD.
General Steedman sent the following reply
thank you for the compliment you have
paid me. The condition of my private affairs
compels me to decline.
Twenty-Five bonds Of s., 900 each, alleged to
have been stolen, have been found in the trea.
sury vaults.
A fun Cabinet meeting took place to-day.
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London Tobacco Market.


LONDON, June 3, 1867.
The last month has not produced any no.
ticeable change in the London tobacco mar
ket as regards quotations, which we repeat,
believing them TO be conformable, as far as
can be ascertained, TO business really trans
acted.
There has been n fair, though partial de-
mand for American growth, the total sales
being computed at something short Of 90t
hogsheads of all kinds.
Virginia strips, for long time held above
their relative value, have at length shared in
the demand upon n suitable reduction III
price and the sales, aided by some export in.
quiry for uncurrent qualities, reach about 300
hogsheads. Western strips have been dealt In
to q fair extent for assortment at former
prices and the same may be said of leaf OF
this growth, exclusive of navy contract fol
about so hogsheads Missouri, in the place, II
may be said, of so much Virginia, owing tC
the total absence Of the latter OF suitable
quality.
At the present time, considerations point
ing to a new importation, rs well as 10 the con
dition of another years growth, are not of q
nature TO exercise any very signal influence
but the tone of the market has evidently be
come firmer than of late, and it may fairly b'
conceded that the range of prices now curren
no longer presents any obstacle to steady
demand, whether for home trade or exporta
ton.
Virginia Leaf.-Short, sound, and dry, mid
ding leafy 10 Soou anu me Summers Scie.
tions, j@lld. Stemmed. Ordinary snort
middling to good, 6@l3d.; fine spinners
none.
Maryland. SH@SNd9d.; Paraguay, 4@lod.
Dutch and German, 4@lld.
Western Leaf.-Low ordinary exports, "a
4d. factory dried. common TO fair and goot
quality, iNlSd. fine selections, sMlOd. Stem
med. Short and common, 4A@jHd. mid
ding, 6d7d.; good parcels, 7@sHd.; fine Sc
lections, 9@lld.
Greek and Turkey, 2@sd. Java, 59l2d.
Japan, none.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Surratt Trial.

WAsHISdToy, June 1s.-The court met this
morning.
The cross examination did not shake Ser
geant Dyes testimony materially, though
some Inconsistencies exist between that given
before the court and that before the military
commission.
A black female servant, in Mrs. Surratts
house, testified TO having seen Surratt at home
on the night Of the assassination.
A sporting gentleman testifes to having
seen Surratt in the afternoon of the day on
Pennsylvania avenue. 1t is in proof that,
under the name of "John Harrison" Sur.
raft left Montreal on the afternoon of the
18th, and returned on the 18th. This would
have given him about four days TO make the
trip and do his work.
The court adjourned.
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mo Louisiana Republican Convention Al
Ilual Division Of Officers Demanded be
tween " hitc and Black.

N-w ORLEANS. June lG.-The Radical Re
.Ir,m stat" Convention adjourned sine die
night after endorsing the following plat
81. advocate and viii enforce perfect equali-
.. .T The law TO All men without dIstinc-
.., rae" or color, win reconstruct IOuisi-
upon the congressional basis and send to
.-ra.- only true and loyal men. NCmua-
.- Tor office 10 be made only of those who
Ioutorcc perfect equality and the right to
d uuce irrespective of race or color. We
o INSIST ON perfect equality without dis
..Hu 81 race or color in III" right TO vote
enter The lUry-buX without any educI-
Hl or property qualifications being re-
rcd also. on In" right 10 practice all pro-
...ms. % buy, sell, travel, and be enter
..'. and enter into any and all civil con-
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AoDGR "OwEss."-A Dispensatiou has been
granted by the Grand Master Of Masons for
Virginia TO open new lodge In this CITY
which will accordingly be so done mt an early
day. Captain T. +. Owens, q. s. W, has
been appointed Master; DIR. s. Selden, S
warden; and Colonel Walter II. Taylor, J
warden The Lodge bears the name of its
noble hearted Master--a tribute which was
paid TO his worth without his knowledge. -
Norfolk TiTginidn.
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COMPLIMENT TO CAPTAIN GRESHAM OF Ten
SEssEE, FORMERLY or RICBMOSD.-The Captain
Is peaceable, good natured sensible fellow,
though he did make rather fool of himself
the other day in sunmoning three justices of
the peace to come 10 camp and decide between
a man and his wife in some family row.
nj
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TIM CoLORgD PEOPLES RIGHrs.-Mayor
Ludlow. Of Norfolk, has just decided an in
.es,iug case negro was put OIL ferry
re.gse he obtruded himself upon part or
.e boat where he was forbidden 10 go. Inc
.'rTo prosecuted the deck officer. The mayor
.'uoes jAat The right OF proprietors OF steam
40 o! their business is not only consistent
'..A reason, but is settled by the repeated de-
IONS OF the courts. II has never been de-
g'rHr and has always been sustained by the
g.l.s!yns 10 the extent Of excluding from the
.o.u all persons who refuse 70 obey such
"fulaiOns.
!. Us beyond all question that the defendant
not liable 10 prosecution, and must be dis
..-jEcQ -Doy BOOk.
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WHAT FAYETTE McMuLLEy SAW IN TIE
WESTERN STATEs.-His tour through the West
has impressed him with the notion that ne
sees the prognostics of two tempests in the
North-a financial revolution in favor Of re.
pudiation. and political revolution in re.ac.
ton against negro suffrage .-Sointon.
And Fayette Is not bad weathercock, or
rather he is an intelligent student Of the
IN ssas
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The Markets.


New YoRK. June lS-A. M.-Stocks strong
Gold, 1875. Money, 6D7 per cent. Sterling
exchange time, llOla sight exchange, ll0h@
llOsa. 5-2Os, 80, coupons, 100: Flour, l5@
2jc. lower. Wheat dull and declining. Corn
a Shade firmer. Pork lower ut 5000. Lard
dull Whisky steady. Cotton quiet ut &c
FrcightS firm.
New YORK, June ls-P M.-Stocks moderate
ly active. Money, 6@7 per cent. Gold, 1874
j-2O's, '6s coupons, ll0EIllOE. Cotton steady
sales of . 300 bales 1T &c. Flour heavy and
unsettled State S7.j04Sll southern, 50. 6OQ
SIS. Corn closed at an advance OF lc.; west
ern mixed, new, IL .O7@Sl. II ; old, Sl.l2gtl 10
Pork heavy at $40. 5O@S2O. so, closing at s2O.6s
Lard heavy. Whisky quiet at Soc. Rice ano
sugar firm. Coffee quiet. Naval stores un'
changed. Freights firm-cotton, per steamer
7-l6; sail, 3-l6.
BALTIMORE, June ls.-Cotton quiet and un'
changed Rio coffee duh. Flour-nothine
doing, with a tendency still downward. Corn
steady; receipts light; western mixed, 81
Sugar quiet and steady; stock large. FRO
visions steady and firm STOCK nlght. bacol
steady and in good demand. Whisky steady
at 3OW35.
New ORLEANS, June ls.-Cotton fairer
sales, $500 bales; low middling, 24hc.; re
ceipts for 8 days, 1911 against $50 for the
same time last year. Exports for days, ~
Choice Louisiana sugar, li4.c; choice Portt
Rico, Is &c retailing Cuba, l2Hc. Cuba mo
iasses held at 47a@joc. Flour too unsettled
for quotation Corn dull mixed and yellow
94@95c white, choice, Sl@Sl.o5. Pork dull
and lower, at $3.50 asked. Gold, 1871.
WILMINGTON, N. c., June lS.-Cotton nomi
nal and dull AT 23c. Spirits turpentine veal
at SIC. Rosn steady at 81 7j@S5.O.
SAVANNAH, GA, June lS.-Cotton very quie
and weak sales, SIS bales mddlings, 21c.
receipts, 400 bales.
AUGUSTA, GA, June lS.-Cotton more as
tive, but prices easier sales, 235 bales strlc
middling, 24c.
MOBILE, June ls.-Cotton quiet at 24c.
sales, 500 bales receipts, l2S bales.
CHARLESTON, June ls.-Cotton unchanged
middling, 25@26c receipts, 10; sales, 10.
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lH- WHIsKY FKAvDs.-Well-i informed
lI-rs estimate the annual production OF DIS.
..s spirits in The United States TO he not
.hau eighty millions of proof gallons, OF
rr one and half millions per week III
s. DAYS thirteen million gallons have been
'1g,od. and Of this 347r OpO gallons have been
.l.t making one detected fraudulent gallon
. u every thirty eight gallons produced
result Of this rigorous effort TO collect
10 X j. acknowledgements Where can
ne twenty-five million dollars tax on the
.. e the spirits distilled during that period
dying from the diminished receipts the
r...ly has not been enriched. -H.terndI
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GENERAL LoyGsTREET.-It is mentioned at
the Treasury as highly creditable to the integ-
rity of General Longstreet, that upon resigning
ms position as paymaster in 1861, he not only
deposited all the government funds he had on
hand TO the credit Of the United States, but
made provision for all the cheeks which had
been issuedby him. National Hatelligencer, l7H.
What else could he have donefl
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STOCK on lsT OF JUNE,

Total. 1874 2j,2o3 1851 1915
Virginia Leaf.-Ordinary and faded, ordi-
nary sound, fair dry leaty good and fine, +@
lOd. Stemmed. short, fair leafy,
good and fine, ga I'D.
Paraguay, i9lOd.; Greek and Turkey,
SAID.
Western Leaf.-Ordinary exports, fine dark
long, mddling to fine, dry, selec ted and colOry,
2HGlOd. Stcmmed.-Ordinary, 4hM5Ed :;
middiing to good, 71sd.; fine selections,
J6lld.
Maryland leafy and sweet, SHG6d. (;
colory and fine, 7N9d.
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HOnors TO President Johnson,

HARTFORD, COM, June lS.-Both Houses of
the Legislature have unanimously passed re-
solutions welcoming the President rs 4 guest
of the State. Governor English and staff will
receive him, and he is invited to visit the Lee
rislature
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= FREE SEATs.-The free-seat movement seems
to be gaining ground amongst most of the
Christian denominations Rev. DIR. Holmead,
rector Of Grace church (Episcopal), in Wash
ington city, preached on Sunday forcible
sermon, advocating the adoption of the free
seat system in that church.
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RppiStration i'm Gcornia,

AUGUSTA, June 1S.-The registration in the
eighteenth senatorial district commenced to-
day. At precinct No. !, on the outskirts OF
this city, ten whites and one hundred and
fifty eight blacks registered