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PhAcricAL SREos1frsN Fly time is ap

PaAcricAL >REcE1rrsN Fly time is ap-
preaching, and with it will doubtless come the
usual myriads Of insects, &c, to poster and an
noy us. We have selected n few receipts
which we can recommend, Try them
TO kill roachcs.-Put your reaches in bar
rol, put on a pair of heavy boots, and get In
and dance. i .3Ay., ,,;;s,,y ,,s y;,a
To render 'musaeitoes harmlcss-Pull out
their bills with pair Of tongs.
For ficas-Tic them to tho bcdpost with log
chains, aud let the dogs finish them
70 kill mice-Flattcn their heads with a
lemon squeczor.
To kill rats-this receipt is cheap and never
fails. When you retire for the night, place a
small bit Of cheese in your mouth Care should
be takea to keep the mouth we'll open, and
when the rats whiskcrs tickle your throat
bite Z.
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d y NJ 0, R o U s..

=. t q <ss
The cistrongest kind Of a hint--A young, lady
asking a gentleman to.seo if one of her rings
will not go OH his little finger.
Why should little man beware of marrying
bouncing widow } Because, he might be
called tho widows .mitc,,os r..,,,
"Myqdd,Y ,Yisaid a9lady' tora boyI carrying b
mail bag, "arc you almail hoySp rsYou doesn't
think Tm afcmnlo boy, does you Z" ,;.,.
"My' German friend, how long have you been
married I" .Yel, dis ting vot I seldom don't
like to say about, but ven does, it seems so
long as never vas!sHalt. Z IhsNI
Tho Newburgh l5oi.r4azi noti.es Ii birth! on
the,cars; and heads ii, "tBorn at thirty miles
an hour." IF that youth isn't fast, it won't be
because he hadn't good start. y
A mother noticing sihcolwas hoard lament
Ing tho loss of child Como of family of eight )
"Becadso," said she, ''there was just enough
for cotillion, and they did dance so prettily."
"Bob, is that dog Of yours;a pointer7l "No,
no is half hunter and half setter; he hunts for
bones when he is hungry and sits By the stove
when he is sutisfed."ej "ej.IOFi 4t.i.R
Ina matrimonial advertisement for hus.
band, the advertiser says that as she s'wants q
full-grown man, none need apply who is under
six feet" This is not an unnatural notion for
lady bent on hymcn.
At fashionable wedding in New York re-
Gently, the carriages lined the street for hun
drcd yards, and the perfumes from the bride s
dress was so ovorpowcring that three little boys
and q dog were suffocatcd.
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r us
Appointing

Y Appointments.
s. - Presbyterian
vrLLAoE-REv. A. F. DICKSON, every Sabbath at
IL A. NJ. and 4 p. NJ. -
Lecture every Thursday at u P. NJ.
/ sssss-.:!s6s : % - Episcopal.
STYLES MELLIoHAMr every other
Sabbath morning and afternoon
~ Lutheran.
Rav. ". A. Houck-At Trinity LIST and Sd sun
dAys.:
Rav. p. DEnR1oK-At st. Matthews 1st aud Sd
Sundays. At Lebanon I'd and 4th Sundays.
( Baptist.
VILLAaR-REv. Dn. /. D. DURHAM, lst Sunday OF
each month at p. NJ and Sd Sunday Of each month,
at IL A. NJ and p. NJ
RHv. DIR. I. D. DuRnAm-At Four Holes. lat sun-
day Of each month.
Rav. RI EDwAnDs-At Branchville, lst and Sd
Sundays In each month Santeo, 2l end 4th Sun
days Of each MONTH
RHv. W. F. CHAPLIx-At Ebenezer, ist SUNDAY Of
each month Canaan, 8d Sunday Of each month.
Bull Swamp, 4th Sunday Of each month.
Bav. d. T. SPIaNaR-At Antioch, I'd and 4th sun.
days (morning.) Oorinth. I'd and 4th Sundays (af.
ternoon)
Rsv. W. }. ssIDER-At Glengary School House,
lst and Sd Sundays. Santeo, (colored Sunday
school), I'd and 4th Sundays.
neutrality-suspicious. for Oronge6urg Dis
trict, s. G. Conference, 4M Quarter.
OaASoEDuno-september IA, 15.
UPPER OnANnE-Ebenezer, September IL, o.
ST.. GEoRoE's-Indiun Fields, September %, 20.
BnANcHvILLE-Cuttc Creek Camp Meeting, Octo-
Der 8, 4, g. 6.
Sr. MISUNDERSTANDING, October 12, 49,
UrrER ST. MArrHEws-Camp Ground, October
10, 20.
PRovIpEScE-Targot Camp Meeting, October "a
to g.
BLAcKvILLE-Pine Grove, November 2, 3.
EASTERN ORANGE-Shiloh, November Q, 10.
Observation-Disclosures 16, II.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %, "a.
AIKEN AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 30 and De-
ccmber /.
The District Meeting will be held Mt Cattle Creek
Camp Ground, October Sd to 9th. Bishop Early is
expected to preside.
A. NJ. CHRIETzBERG, p. E..
lOa a. NJ, and every Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock
REV. w. G. CoSNER-At Zion, 1st and 81 Sun
days (aftcrnoon.) Prospect, I'd and 4th Sundays
(aftcrnoon.
Rev. J. S. CoSSoR.-4lt Providence, Cd and 4th
Sundays lO4 a. NJ. At Gcrizm, I'd and 4th Sun
days 81 p NJ. at Target lst and Sd Sundays l03
A. NJ. AT Bethlehem, lst aud Sd Sundays, 81 r.
NJ,
Rev. Jonx ISApISET.-Andrcw Chapel 1st Sum
day, Ebenczcr and Gethsemnne I'd Sunday, Trinity
Sd Sunday, Calvary 4th Sunday. =
Rev. L. W. RAsr.-Trinity LIST Sunday, Calvary
"a Sunday, Adrcw Chapel Sd Sunday, Ebeneler
and Gcthscmano 4th Sunday.
REv. E. A. AusrIN-At Davis Bridge, Cd Sunday
in each month at ii A. NJ. Hopcwell Church. Sd
Sunday in each month"; at II A. NJ. Pine Grove
Church, 4th Sunday in each month, at Ii A. NJ.
REV. Tnos. RAYsoR-1st and Sd Sundays at New
Hope, 103 A. NJ, and Bethlehem at P. NJ Cd and
4th Sundays ut sardis, (ncar Branohvillc,) 1OA A.
NJ, Cattle Creek 4 p. NJ.
1as- We will be glad to complete this list, and re-
specfuly invite the Clcrgymcn of various dcnomi-
nations TO send in their appointments, and they will
be inserted with pleasure among the above
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lin Equity, II,
OKANGEBURG DISTRICT. .4

O1tltNUEDUItO DISIN1CI. ~ y
y. P. Phillips, adm'r o. 2. Phillips. Bill for
adm'x, vs. ! Injunction
John r. Milhous and Relief
PURSUANT to an ortef In this ease, ali persons
having claims against the Estate Of D. v. Phillips.
DECEASED, will prove the same before me within
three months from this date and all persons indebted
to the same may come before me and prove the real
value Of their contracts, within the Same time.
Orangebnrg C. II. ComEiDaionss ~
May IL, 1857. ,si
june 20 XII lemg
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STEVENS HOUSE,
21. 23, 25 IL 81 Broaduay, ~ Y,
Opposite Bowling Green.

ONTHE EUROPEAN PLAN
to the travelling public. The location is es-
pecially suitable to merchants and business men; it
is in close proximity to the business part of the
ciy-is OH tho highway Of Southern md Western
travcl-and adjacent to all the principal Railroad
and Steamboat depots.
The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommoda-
ton for over 800 guests--it is well furnished and
possesses every modern Improvement for the COM
fort for its inmates. The rooms spacious and
well vcntatcd-provded with gas and watcr-thc
attendance is prompt and rcspectful-nnd the table
is generously provided with every dccacy Of the
sonson--at moderate rates.
Tho rooms having been refurnishcd and remodel
od we are enabled to offer extra tucilitics for tho
comfort nnd pleasure of our guests
GEO. X. CHASE & CO.,
june Tim Proprictors
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I'm Equity, s
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT

James D. C. Cleckley, admir- OF y Bill OF
D. W. Gissendanner, Vs.. Injunction.
NJ. a. Gisscndanner and others. and Relief. "
PURSUANT to nm order Of Chancellor johnson,
in this case, all persons having demands agclst tho
same before me within four months from this date,
or they will be debarrcd payment, and any one In
debted to the same may appear before and prove
the real value Of their contracts.
Commissioners Offcc,) YD. v. JAMISON, Z
Orangeburg C. II. q. Commissioners. /.
February &c, 1867.
june 20 XII u iams r.
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lin Equity. ". /.

ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
T. W. Gleaton md Sarah T. his wife, Bill for.,
adm'r and ex'r Of j. w. Tindal,, vs. Injunction
Jno. r. Milhous and others. and Relief
PURSUANT to an order from Chancellor Johnson
in this case, all persons having demans against the
Estate of ]. W. Tindai, deceased, will prove tho
same before me within three months from this date,
or they will be debarred payment, and any ono in.
debted to the same may appear before me for the
purpose Of ascertaining the real value Of their
tracts. 1'1't ~
Commissioners Ofioe,) v.D.v. JAMESON, lojs
Orangeburg C. II. . Commissioner.
May II, 1867. ~
june 20 XII l.i;-sr lama i,
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GEORGIA..


Tho BooeustraCsiOn Csnvoutlon-KxoItlng DE-.
baso-Pnssago Of . Rcsolutiou ReQucstiug
Geaeral Pope % Remove Gsveruor Jenkins
and - Appoint Another Goveraer.
ATLANTA, Dec. rs, 1851.
For the past svo days the Convention has been mo-
thing more thsn radical caucus. - has been de-
nouncsd ~ the President himself Tho cause OF the
trouble . resolution ssrsd ~ . radical member r.
qusstag Major General Pope Commanding the district
ssmoys Governor jenkins and appoint Ia his stead Mr..
Raus Bullock, express agent the State The subject
was debated yesterday and to-day with great vgor.
y. Bradley muasto, attacked Gsperal Pope Il nsrcs
psseh charging him with pssvssting rsooassruosoa By
keeping Governor jenkins N odlca Mr. Bryant who
has resided, u said only short time In the STATE
made lengthy harangue, In which ne denounced Gov
ernos jsakins a. bong In league with rebels and the
nurderUu q Andsssonvi1lA The moderate members
ehargsd n their spscches that me0bsrs who were not
ivod = g. elected and - GET possesoa or the o0s
and grab the S(Ato railroads and treasury, and with
that o4jsot In view they urged the removal Of
The 00vernoe. The Presideat Il Tie Convention
lsss the CHAIR and took the door n opposition shs
rsssluslon, bat without avsn. caucus yesterday
evening had decided upon the question: and applied the
party screws IN such way 70 compel the members
70 vote = IL favor and afsr bitter and exciting dr.
eusscn sns rs:oiu.oss passsd By vote q niasyfoor
Anss tSis vote i inpssasls 70 cay whore The Con-
von1isn will cop n W radical measures The Novthern
ea and naiat1ose see0 = have FUN posssssssn end
conset e the COayeoson and appear 70 Be dsterm
upoa carrying cot the disfFanchisng and ohss extreme
Usasurea W
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The Cssstisstisnalisy Or tho Recsassrucsisu
Asts-Ths Scarcity - Labsr In she state.
HouoousRy, Dso -, 1851.
Mr. 0sansss. Ne Sheriff Of Mobile. was In this city
yesterday. h visited the military hsadquarenI Il
VIII b. rsoosctsd thai prisoner n Mr. 0rasgsss
tsdy has sued out vns Of hsbeas corpus 10 Judge Bus
tss6s oosr alleging shas b q restrained Of biz liberty
b man wis y nss legal enosr. This Involves sbe
whole qussiion OF the oonssitu iionaty u 10 Recon-
slrucsion ssl Mr. GrnnGer Intake the ACT viii ~ d.
elarsd usconsesssnai and thas ths viii order ne
priDoesr " b 81 - liberty.
Acosunts from shs farming dlstysta report that great
douutul,en exists snoug the farne1 In socions
ncehiug ~ doing u the cotloa 0sida White labor \
soughI but cansot 10 procured Many frssdmsn wsre
ds1isssd besauss thsir term of service had expired
oehss Seoasss thsy u,li ~ work. and nom various
saussa Bat few fssednsn have made contracts -
abssss for he nsxs year though many anxious 70
- me lsparaaoss ies farming nsEs year are vey
ctrcamDcdbsd ID some SECTIONS farmers require the
se1nsa = dn - agreement - vote against she rail-
neaEon ~ tho ceasltution - NE ground THAI ruins
Ne passsn grsas matestty u Ae fss9en srs hiring
fswor iabosSn thaa sves bsforA
a Nsgve Appslssed Justice sf tho Peace -
b. asncral Psps. q
Mox5conEHv. Dee. Is, 1851.
Aibsn smith, . FREEDMAN, hes bssn appointed By
csssssi Psps . Justice Of shs Peace u Tass,tboa
csusty
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ST. THOMAS.


SPECIAL ItlEeaAms 70 TINE HenAln
The Earthquake Shocks StIIl Feat-Aceivley Or
tho Divers.
- We received here to-day the proclamation Of the
King Of Denmark in relation TO the sale Of st.
Thomas.
Governor L. Rothe, Chamberlain Of the Danish
King. has postponed his return to Europe. and
will not return by the steamer La Plata.
The shocks Of earthquake still continued 1t st.
Thomas, though not violent.
Mr.. Perry, Director Of the Actvissimo Diving
Company. had arrivedw three hundred lsborers
to work on the wrecks.
Mr.. Orrin's company find it impossible to per-
form with any profit, and will quit st. Thomas for
Curacao or venezuela; but will return In January
to give performances during the celebration Of the
American occupation.
The Steamer CeFsica Seue 90 90. Themas-
Illness Of m Amerlcan Agent.
The royal mail steamer Corsica, LIE Messurier.
sailed to-day for st. Thomas to take the place Of
the lost steamer Columbian.
Mr.. Larientre, Special Commissioner from
Washington, had been sick in st. Thomas ct the
departure Of the mail, but WAS recovering.
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NEW HAMP SHIRE.

Republican State Cow -Ronomlnatieu
or Governor Northumberland srnns tho
Choice Of the Convention for tho Noxs Pro-
sidcnt,
The Republican State Convention was held to-day.
Mr. Ousow S,earns vas made Chairman.
Governor Hartman was renominated By exclamation.
Governor Hartman accepted the nominasien for 70
elecsion and IN brief speech said tho action Of the
Convention nllsd him with emotion and gratitude His
ocal the past year had been prompted BY the sole
puposs Of conducting the prosperity Of the State and
The welfare Of the peopa The year had bssn prosper
were dissatisfied with Tho camon Of the democratic
must b. met ths yUar and hurled back Lot the
ssnocr. party cling 70 the ashss q slavery but rs.ss
crime Now Hampshire will STRIFE the keynote Of tho
Presidential election. now 10 near ~ hand. we shall
not fall We shall vim the eight and psrpsuass The great
the Governor was loudly applaudsd-
James W. johnson. q EaAsld. Va dominated Tor
Resolutions were rcd and adopted with much o.
thusiasm:-
ne dr.. declares the best Of sas ceuary v b
TIE ssooad hods Inst would - uawss 70 satruss ~
ssttlsment Of reoonstructon 20 tho democrato parry
The third endorsss ne policy Of Congress
ahs sourS = isA. Of ~
sS s: y. e. s:. - g
s!.ass General Jsss 8 0rAnI Who Yea cur armiss =
counsel seif.possesssd and daring battle modest and
magn&nmous In victory hs y nrs 10 tho conndsncc and
nSst IN the hearts Of his counsrymoa-
Tho Gth denouncss repsdison 10 every form and de-
caro the national debt must b. paid In gooi ah
every branch Of this Stale and nAtoosi govern-
monts
The sixth hosds shas tsxss gcvsrnmens securities
should BE- paid 70 the States according " tho quotas Of
troops furatahod !.
fonsws:-Rsnaaxeds ThAA ynsn We shal
and Law IN ~ exis1ng sitoy. uo yseie against ~
sssss rsss = ssss Ss.s = ~ .
upoa Ce0gsss emf 81 Al sx~vasase aod nsesss On
uonal treasury Tor any o6ise mol aesouty Demanded ~
tho necessities 81 The HDvofnmont and poopla
goverusnl condemns NE pubio II The deme
cratic n0msnee Ter 0ovssnor.
Short Addresses wsrs made BY 8. Z. Psks Onsiow
ossarns and oehs. and the Convsnslon dasoseA with
cheers Tor 0Tant and HArrimaa. -
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MARINE DISASTER.

Probable Less Or ihe sseaacr sapphs-The
X crew saved.
ro<Tas1 MoxRos De- IL, 1861.
Aniysd brig Stephen Bishop nom Swan Island, with
guano for ordsn shs reports SoIisws:On the 1lth
inst aeok on the Of NE Gappho froa New
York for Wilmington, abous nny.nvs miles from Has
terra The steamer bed sscssnssrsd enis o. the IAN
inss., during which her engine became disabled; she
pumps gsvo out When TIE crew we're taken "a the
vessel hsrs eight fest az vstss In hsr and shs We
rapidly sinking Ths crew had besa bAlling cut the
water with buckss fes forty houn bsfogs hey
were ssksn on No lives wsrs losA No psepsssy q
board the vessel eave1-
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rHu Iorpox Noxsv MAxxsv.--LoSpu, Dec. is
Evening" cloSed ~ " 910 Tor money. Amsri-
can sscuritsss cleesd ~ the following utce.Uniteo
Ssates nvetwenty honda, "a Hlincs CsntrA1 halfway
sharss spk; Esis Railway shares, l0x.
FKAsxroRT BoCRsa FRANxsonr, dec. l8-- EvsnsaR--
Unsd ssass sosds sss quoted . 1sk ~ The asus u
l8S1
LvsxrcoL cossos nARxsr trxssso. Dso ls--
EveeinG The cotton market closed - sdvnuoe q
Va On niddng spsaa6a ne soIIovisg - 10 closing
Qsssaoss ;-kiddiing splss1e u tcsS 1TE nbd1lInS
sslss " ths - fsos ~ l4ooe bale. N
Lxvnnpoos BRnAuergSva MAnxxL --LUmroof, Dec.
ls--Rvssiay. --<srn, -. ~. wheoe Cslfsnn wss.
la - -. - weasns II - oshsr sss'sAns
Isvr,ssss rssvssps MAa~zr.--Iwssvsss, M ~
Evsalse. $50 n1s. a. ~ v5nass esss1. fssk< o.
-. Lard - Chssse, ~ D1coa - -
hyIaru P,osCcs tAwn.--saG.s Ian y - r.
~. ~ p. q. npsta--Ce1meo, a. - Ued19m. IA
Tanss, ~. rsspssllsA "a fsxsssn, = fs spwss
- Al ~ - ss1asA cesss sssds -
L0vso~ MAmsyH -rqrses, Ds& fs-.Mn = L.
uSssss ~ ~ ~ q. L>ss1 saksA znb~ -
rsro.scs E4a~n-A~-~sss % is--xvssans.--
ssam6Ar1 N11tA
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MASSACHUSETTS


Grant Meeting IN Fnneu1l Haii-Euthusissti
Neminslien Of GSans fer the Pre~idency.
sass Bosrox, Def. 10, 1897
meeting Of the friends and supporters Of General
Grant for The Presidential neminAon BY the republican
party was held in Fansuil Hall this evening. The
hall Was only about half full. although considerable en-
thusiasm was manfsstsd. Mr.. Wiley Edmunds pre-
sided, with long list OF presidents and secretaries
Mr. Edmunds made brief Introductory speech, stating
The object Of the meeting, and then called up
Mr. Alexander H. Rice. who referred TO his course In
Congress. and said that he would bear tho responsible
ties Of his votes in the House sncs Mr. johnson became
President, and that tho action Of Congress would not
only stand the Of the past but o. the future The
meeting he addressed was called In tho Of labor
business depressed and wages % low was
time something done 70 restore condolences In the
government We want nov soothing and harmon.
unity OF the Union The fact that tho country had NOS
been reconstructed was attributed by Mr. Rice 70
Sssu or Sm s SS oa and sIa
long ago. He pronounced warm eulogy ON General
Grant, and claimed that he had we'll earned the honor Of
= seat IN the Presidential chair
Mr. Apneus Hardy then offered the following resou-
tons. prefacng them with brief address,
Where's IN these perous times the approaching pIes
and proper that the people n al parts 2! the country
sa may sS@' Be sssessa for ne sn once
grave questions now impendnr In foreign and do
order and unity Of country there H. one man upon
whom the hopes and OF the American people
arc especially Concentrated. ! citizen whose char
acter q without bemish, soldier who has won
and wisdom In council well By his vaor and persesc
.s n s nav. MOST msa
q whom Americans now love 70 speak - nrst IN var
Resolved The citizens OF Boston IN old Faneuil Hall
assembled do aud here present the name Of Ulysses
g. uraut for the Presidency.
Mr.. George B. Upton made speech ccndemnatory
Of the OF England during tho late war; attribute
Ing the depressed condition Of trade hcr action and
claiming that the only 90 ges sestlomens Of the
clama was 70 make Grant President.
Generals Gordon and Coggswsl. Mr. Edward Atkinson,
and Collector Russell made short speeches In favor Of
the nomination Of General Grant Resolutions wore
then adopted tho meeting dissolvng wish cheers for
0oAerai Grant
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ENGLAND.

Prtson In Londen-Selxare or Fealan War
Munitions.
LOHDor, Dec. lS-EvsninG
Another attempt was made to-day y blow Up one Or
the city prison. Powder was placed under one Of
the walls Of Allbank jail in which nambsrof Fssiaas
confined
The preparations were all completed and The fuse haA
bssn lighted BY tho conspiraton without attracting ~
sation But fortunately. owing 70 dsfscs In The
arrangement OF the materials the powder aid not
explode and the plot was discovered before me assups
70 carry II out could BE- rsnsweA
No arrests have bssn made and clus has - essa
Obtained 70 the guilty parties
Arms and ammunition sserstsd BY The Tsnians have
been discovered and seized By the poles . several
places in Eagland
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The United stntes senatorship-Flcsd In Ma.
ripess County.
sAs FRAxusco. Dee. n. 1861
the Democratic Legislative Caucus adjourned tonight
without making sny nenuaon for UnIssd ssatss sssa-
tor bat agreed 70 their vote In joint couvsesiou
tomorrow v prevent aay election By the rspub
canx
letter 70 the Ana Ca'lfsrSa, frsu Marpon ssuasy,
states that The Bsntoa Mis dam property N MaxipoA
ms peen swept away b. nood asd : Total Ioes Ths
lat portion 4 NE wreck wsns eVsr Crown Lead dam,
two miles beiow, he 10Th met Tue work had jast
l,ssn finished, and cose nesr $40, 600.
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FRANCE.

More Rigorous Censorship Of tho Press-The
Bourso Heavy.
PARIS. Dec Is, 1867.
fhs koniiSv this moralns publishes complete crcu-
lar signed By the Project Of the Pocs placing the press
OF The city under moro rigorous censorship.
PARIS Dec l5-Even.ng.
There Ia reaction Ia fsei.ng on the Bourss today,
and rs0tes Gro aat
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VERMONT AND CANADA.

Tho SHOCK Fels In Darlington. VI, asa
Throughouf Cassda. FROM Bcilcvilis %
Sackville, N. n.
Al three o'clock this morning very disnos Shock q
earthquake was felt In this city awakening most II 10
Inhabitants, and lasting twenty secondA
Il was fss throughout Vermont and In New York -
far south a whitehall and throughout Canada. froo
Bssviis % sackvills, N. B.
Al Dloaareai, Thrcs Rivers and Port Hepsb
MONTREAL, Dec Is. lee5. 81
vigorous shock Of earthquake felt hero q thsso
O'Clock this morning Citizens aroused from thss
slumbsrs BY the vibration and rumble accompany
ing Il
Reports received here indicate that the ahock ~
tended Tar Port Hope and sassssrd % Thsse
Rivera as
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and Concluding WIN dssassa nat nsxies ~ss fai'y
able 70 defend herself.
rhs Nsziesa ssvslspsu propose xiaissss Rsnsse =
Minister Of Foreign AnkiJ.
General saachsz OchsA hss psuusasd Congress for
biz release from prison. .s.
An envoy from Peru vas on the rosd 70 Mckee y
Affect alliance between the two countries.
Colonel Paton Sanchez had been sssassnatsd It San
Luis Potosi
General Rlva Paacio has bssa appointed supsrin-
teadsns Of Public Instruction.
oueroga h reported 70 have bssa assassinstsd BY ns
oWn men.
LosadA has given in his aIisgancs 70 me government
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IRELAND.

Prosecutions for Political nisdemessev~.
DUnr. Dec. Is. 1881
ne examination Of John Martin others connected
with ne funeral demonstration the sth INIT. was
concluded Yesterday. but the dscison Of the court was
reserved.
This morning the accused were again brought before
the magiutyats and Mr. Martin and ME Lalor were
United for trial on the charge Of misdsusaaor.
Tney immsdatey furnished the requisite bah and
wsrs discharged from custody.
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OREGON.

Damaged By FlssAs anA sssrzs-The Tsws
Of MsnsIcslls Destroyed.
San FRAHofsco. Ds& II, 1881
rsIssnns from Oregon ssd Warrington Territory a.
nousos shst grsat da1Ags hss bssa tbss section
b recent heavy sessua 1bs town ~ Montcssio. On
GOWNS rvsr boss 1sg1sOysd BY nood ane
damage n rsporssd ~ tssgSsph esswhsrs thsousheas
thai posslon Of countSy.
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CabIscs RxpssItiss eG tho Sltsatles Towards
Rome.
FLoRExcs. Dec, Is, 1851.
Primo Minister Msnabroa replied yesterday 70 the at.
lacks made upon the government BY the liberal party
tn ParamenI IN shs course Of his speech hc said that
Italy would later possess Rome but that end
would b accomplished, not BY Gma but BY moral
force. ~
Baron Ratazxi followed in Z speech In opposition 10
the chief Minister, saying that tho popular in Ma
Pies and other cities Of Italy showed that the de-
manded different policy.