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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.-l the Senate, Oh
Thursday, when the bill for calling Ccnvcn-
tion was up, AIr. Ould moved to amend ty adj
ding at the end OF the preamble, "hut With
earnest protest against the same.
1t was lost, after Il long discussion, in
which Mcssrs Ould, Keen. &icls2c, Gray, Mer-
cier, Meade, Taliafcrro, Robinson, Boiling and
others particpated-ay 9, noes %.
Mr. OuId then offered to amend the bill by
inserting controlled by the necessities Of the
case, in the 18th section Of the preamble.
The amendment was lost, after discussion
ayes ), noes not counted.
On motion of Mr. Keen, the rules were sus-
pended, and the bill Put upon its passage, when
it was adopted BY the following vote:
AYES -Mes>rS. Alexander Below, Boiling,
Cabcll, Carter, Coleman, Crockett, Davis, Du-
lany, Gait, Gray, Kcen Kello, Lawson. Lee
Mcl,ac, MERCER, Miller. Peck Powell, Power,
Richmond, Robinson, Trout Washington
Nous Messrs. Meade, Ould, Stro;her, Tala-
ferro.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
In the House OF Delegates, House bill relat
ipg to the Alexandria and Potomac Canal Rail
road Company was taken up, aud substitute
of Mr. Robertson agreed to, aud the bill as
amended ordered to be engrossed 1t author
ICES the construction Of railroad along the Ca
nal and auueduct from Alexandria to George
town, on certain conditions.
METHODIST CONFERENCE.-THE the session
of the Baltimore Conference of the VI. f.
Church, yesterday, reports from the Book
dow,
Schools was received Resolutions OF respect
for the memory Of the late Bishop Soule, Of
the NJ. e. Church South, we're passed, and
Bishop James made an eloquent address in
honor of the character Of the deceased
In the Baltimore CONFERENCE Of the VI. +.
Church South the order Of the day, lie rcso-
luton offered by the Rev. Samuel REGISTER,
on the first day Of the session, proposing to
change the name of the Conference to "Epis
copal Methodist was taken up. Without
debate, the question was taken BY yeas and
nays, and resulted as toI!ows--yeas l04, nays
none.
The SECOND order being the the resolution
offered by Mr. Register, to admt lay delegates
TO annual conferences, was then taken up. -
There was no debate en- the subject, and the
vote NY yeas anu H11" ieSuI'eu ~ !o!!oMs
cas- lG4, nays none.
LOST INDIAN FOUND DEAD. several
days past an advertisement has appeared in the
city papers, offering reward for the recovery
Of one of the Indians now Ga visit TO this
city, who had strayed away, from his comrades
search was made, no clue had been
discovered as to his whereabouts until ycster-
day, when Mr.. Nlagruder. residing on the out
skirts of the city, discovered the dead body of
an Indian, whom he correctly supposed was
the one advertised for. He Immediately came
to the city for bel to bring in the body. Upon
his return he found that some other persons
had found and brought to the city the re-
n aims Of the Indian.
1t is supposed that the red man had imbibed
90 much fire water,' and had died from the
fec, S of liquor and exposure. -Nat. Int.
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CLOTHIN DEAL Frs.
ARNOLD i FIELD,

~ ARNOLD IL FIELD, S3
MERCHANT TAILOKS,
Have removed from No. 10 to No, 81, King
street. and resumed their old business where
they would be pleased to receive q call from
their friends, or any one in want of q suit O!
good clothes We have on hand and are rc-
cciyng a good line Of
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, TESTINGS,
LINENS, Sc,
which we will make to order very low, for tn"
next two months, especially.
We propose 10 continue our
CENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
where you will always find the latest styie-.
We will furnish
WHITE SHIRTS
as cheap as they can be had ut retail in PhlM-
dolphin Warranted to iii and wear well. Call
and see us, at No. 80, King ST., door, vest OF
Royal. aug 1T
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The Charlottesville Chronicle calculates that
not more than Eve or six thousand suHragans
in the State are disfranchised under the Mill
tary bill. We think the Chronicle figures are
much too low
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The Richmond Enquirer says - 1T is under
stood that the House Of Delegates will not
initiate the haste Of the Senate on the conven-
ton bill, but will take more time for thought
and inquiry. - .
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HOTELS AND REsTAU RANTS.
II. CABELL MADDUX

MARTIN MADDU&. Il. CABELL MADDUH.
~ EE n
G ,,or-.
- MANSION HOUSE,
CORNER OF CAMERON & FAIRFAX SIS,
ALEX y d RI a, Y A.
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President johnson vetoed ten bills passed
during the 39th Congress-six of the bills were
passed oyer the veto.
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The Washington Chronicle says: I'm the
Senate caucus held yesterday, the question Of
adjournment was under consideration No de-
finite conclusion was reached The expression,
however, was against an immediate adjourn
ment.
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JOLkS,
of my own curing for sale in lots to suit pur-
chascrS, at my Smoke House, corner OF Duke
and Payne streets.
feb 27-lw= JNO. ?. EMERSON.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.
twETERN ASSOCIATED PRESS REPoRTs.l

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The principal
witness examined in the Surratt trial
yesterday was Louis J. Weiehman,
whose testimony was quite lengthy, and
implicated both Mrs. Surratt and John
III. Surratt in the conspiracy. WEIGH
man was boarding with Mrs. Surratt at
the time of the murder of Lincoln.
The president and suite, accompanied
by Gov. English, visited Yale college
The president addressed the students in
parental and practical manner concern
ing their studies, aims aud chances Of
life. Seward also addressed them. The
party left at IL O'Clock, by boat, for New
York
NEW YORK, June ga Washington
special says that the emperor of Austria,
upon the receipt of the news Of the cap
ture of Macmillan, instructed his min
lister 70 renew the request Of the United
States government tuat measures might
be taken in behalf of MaXimilian. The
English, French and Russian ministers
also waited on Secretary Seward To So
licit the good offices Of the United States
government to save the life Of the arch
duke. Mr.. Seward gave them assurances
that everything would be done to secure
the object desired.
PORTLAND, June 2S.--At the republi-
can state convention, held at Augusta
Me-, ex-GOv. CARR presided. Hannibal
Hamlin made a speech advocating i'm
parchment. Gov. Chamberlain was
nominated by aeclamatiOn. Senator
Morrill, said the president could not be
trusted, and congress did not trust him
when they adjourned till July Sd, and
events had vindi0ated their foresight.
Ron A. J Pike addressed the cOnveD-
ton. He said he had only stopped on
his way to Washington. Congress was
going TO make reconstruction laws so
/ plain that the WayfIring man, though =
fool, would not |[F therein. They had
spent the lastsessiOn clipping the wings
oil the president, bat if he was still dis-
posed to soar it might be nect - to
take his political life.
MONTREAL, June 2S.-Five thousand
l five hundred troops drafted for regiments
10 this country have arrived by steamer
/ HISTORIAN.
! Members Of the first government of the
I dominion Of Canada will be sworn in on
I slond4ys
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when driving bees, and the worms will
crawl out from the combs and fall down
where you can kill them. This Is the
best you can do with the common box
hive and If the bottom board is fast,
you had better pry it Off If you find
dead, matuTed bees lying near the en-
trance to the hive when you visit It in
the morning, you may be pretty sure
there are worms at work among the
combs. And as they destroy large num-
bers OF unmatched br00ds in their course,
it would be well 10 transfer the combs
and bees from all common hives Ia which
they have become numerous to some
form Of movable comb hive. You will
thereby save your colony and get rid Of
the worm, if you are diligent there
after.
When you transfer, do not forget to
unite two weak colonies into one, as you
will thus save yourself an immense
amount of care in hunting for worms,
and you viii have the additional pleasure
Of seeing your colony prosper,
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THE Triple TRIANGLE.

The triple triangle is one of the oldest
symbols Of mystical science. 1t is. per-
haps, better known as the Pentai5b1
from the Greek pente, five,u and AZ.
phG, the first letter of the Greek plpha.
tet, whose form is precisely that of tba
English A. It is so called because ito
peculiar confguration presents the an.
pearance of that letter in the diffarapt
positions.
In the school Of Pythagoras it was
adopted as the symbol of health ana
each of the five salient points was ror-
resented by one of the five letters Of tba
word Ugeid, health. " The Pytbagoreey1, ne
placed it at the beginning of their EMS,
ties as a form Of salutiOn, like the mora
modern formula Of " Salutem y or
" thrice greeting" often indicated b,,
the three letters, IS. 5. s."
The early Christians referred il IN the
five wounds Of the Saviour: becansa
whom probably inscribed upon the renre'
sentatiOn OF a human body, the five
points will respectively extend to and
touch the side, the two hands, and the
two feet.
Among the Druids, the figure of the
pentalpha was worn on the shoes az a
symbo OF the Deity, and they esteemed
it as a sign of safetv' If mo-
drawn on cradles, thresholds. and CO.
cially on stable doors, in order to -,
away wizards and witches, and has beel
used even at the present dav as a 80
lection against demoniaeal powers snd
is probably the origin of the well lr,,,'lS- e,'I
superstition of the horseshoe anon, ~
ignorant. Thus Aubrey, the antioSa-,, s
says that sit is a thing very comn1on ~
nail hOrse-shOes on the threshoIds "
doors, which is to hinder the noysar -
witches that enter into the house. y VI
The medieval MasOns considare5 q
symbol of deep wisdom, and ii il fon,S
among the architectural Ornaments ot
most of the ecclesiastical edifices Of tha
middle ages. u 'ne
It is, in Masonic symbologv. sor,o-
times called the Shield of David ,, Ia
sometimes the "Seal of Solomon - and
is said to have been inscribed. WITH o sI.a
tetragrammation or inefable name i,
the center, upon the celebrated Stona NJ of
Foundation. Vi
But as a Masonic symbol it naculior,,,
claims attention from the fact 49,
forms the outlines Of the fge.,o;,'t.eS ,sU =
star, which Is typical OF the bond If
brotheriy love that unites the ,rhole
Fraternity. 1t is in this view that az
pentaipha or triple triangle is refesred to
in Masonic symbolism as represe,,fino
the intimate. union which existed -
tween our three ancient Grand Mastar5
and which is eommemoratea ~ ~
living pentalpha at the closing al avar. az.
Royal Arch Chapter.
MAcKEY.
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church that was to be dedicated to st.
John, that they should assume that
name and retain il. For several reasons
there must have been more churches
dedicated to st. John, in the middle
ages. than TO any other Saint Accord
ing to Anderson, the first church built
by the Fraternity IN Europe was st.
Johns church at Pisa. In Scotland,
also, the first church built by Freema-
sons was dedicated to st. John. The
Knights of st. John doubtless employed
the fraternity in erecting their churches,
most of which bore the name Of their
DatrOu saint
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SATURDAY. the 22d Day OF Jane, 1861,
N01l- Rpsidenf Notice.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn,
No. ll69-John W. Leftwick & Co. VS.. Davis, Al
lisou & Co ct al.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause
L that the defendants, II. G. Davis, }. h ALI
son IL F. Foster (frm Of Davis. Allison & Col.
National Insurance Company, W. j. Davis and
W. $ Davis are nOn-residents Of the State of
Tennessee;
appearance herein, at the@-.J f3nse in the
oitv OF Memphis, Tenn, on thef the first
Monday in July 1867, and pIgad, Answer or
demur 10 complainant bill, or the same will
be taken for con fessed as TO them, and set for
hearing ex Darte and that a copy Of this order
be published once a week. for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest!e
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. ]. BI,AOK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
CAN'T q Waddell, sols. for complainant
Ian -lfrrr
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efecU eu+LaSNt.. -DIANSeA 1IOuH6 were
buf Al kpG Grand MastersSname
alton ess,nol,- he+.nees Hamilton Gordon. i'm
re Hon. the Master of Forbes, i'm
and Lord Aberdogr, in 1856. In
Lord Adam Gordon, Commander
Chief in Scotland, and Lord Rollo.
2Te admitted members Of the Lodge. of
: ~ r 'ch Lord Adam held the Office of
u oi pp. .er in 1853. The last pobleroan who
ana Vat 90 20 Office was the Earl of Kintore,
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LEGAL.
Trustees safe.


ny virtue o. a Deed of Trust made and exc
d cuted by Elijah Brooks 70 j. q. Menden-
hail. Trustee. ON the l7th day of June, 1861, ana
recorded in the Registers Records Of shelby
county State Of Tennessee. in Book No. So,
p4g ld}. which said Deed Of Trust was made 70
secure T. wilson and stnC wilson N TIE pay
meut Of One Thousand Dollars, viii
( On the 9th Day of July 1867,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock am and ,
O'Clock p m, In front OF the courthouse in
Memphis, sell at pubic auction to the highest
bidder Tor cash, an undivided interest Of one
dfih in the following described real estate, ly
ing and being IN the county and state afOre-
said, IN Range O. Section OF the IN sur
veyoT's District. and bounded hus: BeaHnlug
al a blacA oak sapnug, which has is tOpG ut oil,
frOm which south o. east y INKS, a go OAK
fallen-down in the conner southwest o. Grant
No 2g9. in the IIne Oi Wyllie BOberis; thence
east PIG poles 20 o stake sta ding iour ilnss
I southeast corner uf u ant No. - tuenCe north
|. E poles TO % stake - inks s0utni of while oak
'mer of a Qj-.aeTe tract - the name Of
4 John ID. Graham; thence east S poles
10 a stake 10 links west OF one ASH marx u " Il.
! r. NJ D." the northeast corn - or Su.u Grthain S
I rs acre Lfact. thence east passing white oak
I marked ''H. +. M" the southeast corner OF
y grIut No 1856 i'm the name Of John g.. Graham
I IN am s. po.es 70 hofs beam ian The west boun
I daf line % Joseph McbuWelI- 100 acre tract
and the southeast c1rner o. grant No. i2ai ioI
545a acres IA the nam OF b. MrI s. lleuee
| north with sc Owell'S line cr1sring Wntt rlVei
I al so piles aiN through cY press pond az ia
poles, a al 81 poles, O. % tHEe a4rl small auer
I ~ magksi Is w." tle 1pF.hsHst corner of said
grant i28f taclue r .rth y poles to a stake
{ .epco south p poles % stake IN the iiue o
grant 10. iZ7J thence Gro sing WOlI river twice
and through au island I'm saii river S. poles tu
a stake the nlulWesJ co ruer ST grant No
C.. thence south Il roles 10 "a stake the
northeast corner OF grant No. -S3 IN tut
name Of Wylie Roberts; thence west crossing
WOf river az poles, in all 2l6 poles TO a stake
9 links west of a D 81 oak marked "R-, b" the
northwest rner Of grant No 30; thence las
poles TO the beginning, containing S'l q es.
Toe title 70 This property is believed % be
good, cut L will convey only ms trustee.
j, u. MENDEN d ALI,
ieg-l.nr Trustee
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4ttncbqlae71f sui.

CLERKs's OFFICE, June p, 1867.
Jehn Antrim and Louis Sweet, partners IS
Antrim & sweet, Plaintiffs, vs. M. w. Reid
and Thomas j. Reid, partners as Reid q
Brother, Uefendants.
A FFTD AVIr for attachment having been
~ made in mis- case in pursuance Of Section
3f55 OF the Code Of Tennessee and attachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
0fIicer levied, etc." on the property OF the
defendants, Reid q Brother;
ID is therefore ordered, That said defendants
appsar al the Courthouse, in the city OF Mem
Dhis. renn., on or before the second Monday
Ia October next, and defend this suit, OF the
same will be taken for confessed as to them,
and the naseset for hearing ex pafte and that
a cory OF this order be pubhshed once week
for four consecutive weeks in the Memphis
a soUS JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
JoHN w. GRAHAM, Deputy Clerk.
II Clay King, Attorney for Plaintifis.
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Attnchalle - 0llif-

"a" CLERKis OFFIcE, May 6, 1857
E. Hnrd s Co., Plaintifis, VS. ?. C. Creighton,
Defendant -,
= .oode in this case in pursuance Of secti0n
sf5s OF the Code Of Tennessee, and attachment
baviuq beon issued and returned BY the proper
ofiieer "leyisd, etc, on tne deionoaht' +. U
Creighton ,r,... -, ,.s....,....
If Is therefore ordered, That said Defendant
annear az the Courthouse in the city OF Mem
-flfo Tenn on or before the second Monday IN
flfne next and defend this salt, or the same
viii he taken for confessed as to him, and the
case set Tor hearing ex parte ana mat a
for fonr consecutive weeks In the Memphis
x,nsai JOHN DONOVAN Clerk
a COPY. by MASON HYDE, ID. G.
WILSON Z Beard, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
my iaRsWq
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Saturday, the 18Th Day Of July 1861,

at tbs door Of tBe Clerks odiea, in the town of
Marion, CrItt1L-aeu county, ArEtanfu fus, sell to
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, tine fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in Crtlen-
den unity, Arkansas, aud lluuNFn as trat part
OF the Spanish Grant originally owned by the
Grandee estate, conveyed bv William @. ID.
spain to George W. Underhlll and Isaac Bur-
gett: The south part OF The southwest quarter
Of section twerty-four (2G conveyed ia same
deed ; the 5lsJ htlf'Of section thiriy-SiN 800
and the southeast quarter OF section thirty
i've 1851 all in township seven (zi, nOrth of the
base line OF range eight (s east Of The 9th pr1n-
ciDal meridian.
The title to this property is believed to be
uerfect'y good, but / shall convey only as
Trustee.
Part OF this land comprises one OF the finest
plantations on the Military Road, with Giu-
house, Cabins, etc. being the plantation known
as the Brown Place, near Marion. Ark
rny3I TOE B. c. BROWN. Trustee.
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Is .ssssss.ato egpI.orn nAsoNIc snre.

a9to eTptOLD MASONIC SONG.
FANWhen Masonry expiring lag
BY knaves and fools rejected
without one hope, one cheering ray,
-. By worthless fools neglected
. Fair virtue fled
Truth hung her head,
= O'erwhelm'd IN deep confusion;
sweet friendship. too,
Her smiles Wi1hdreW,
From this best Institution.
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sTATE OF TENNEssEE.

COMPTR0LLEH's DFFICE.
Nashville June Z, lo61.
T. g. W. BLACKBURN. Comptroller Of the
Treasury. do hereby certif fy that the GLOBE NU-
ruAL LIFE INsC RASCE q MPASV, located az
New York city, in the State of New York, has
produced to me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with an the require
meuts OF the laws of the state Of Ienuessee I'M
posed ON insurance companies. and j further
CeFtirv that II. T. TOELTNSON GsN ElEA T. ACT OF
said Company has also complied with the re-
quirpiuents OF the laws of the state. made and
provided in such eases: wherefore, said GLOBE
fUTrAt. lIFE Insurance COMPANY hss au-
thOritT to take risks and transact the business
of insurance in this state.
o. ". BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
Active. reliable and influential parties can
find remuuerative employment rs s1lic tors
BY applIcat ON 10
II. r. TONLINSON. General Agent
No. II Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
feg Inn
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RATES or ADvERTIsE
one square one insertion -
each at1 idOual inse st-l
a.. - ,5-aaI-z

Hs- All advertisements colsie14
he drst insertion. ,,,---.,-.rItk =
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IEl,.l,etoo,s SnIe

IN pursuance of a deed OF trust executed to
| m5 bv a. A. FeuerstacK daled July %. 1906,
and duly recorded in the Registers Office OF
Shelby county, Tenn. in book No. 81, part I'd d,
pages 298 81 and 2aS for the purpose Of secur-
ing certain notes therein specified, and in de-
fault OF payment having been made, will, on
SATURDAY. the 22d Day OF Jane, 1861,
between she hours oflGand I2oelock m, at the
southeast corner OF alley between Main and
Front, on Madison street. in the city Of Memphis,
Tenn. sell..at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder. for cash, a certain lot or parcel OF
ground in the county OF shelby and State Of
Tennessee, known and described as follows,
being about i've miles east Of the city of Mem
phis on the waters Of Cypress creek, and
known upon W. ArmOur's subdivision Of his
plan of 0ts in the Garrett tract as drawn by
t3rider & Funiack, civil engineers, and known
upou said plan as Lot No. (3) eight Beginning
on the southeast corner Of the Intersection Of
tirau and Rucksr avenues as laid down upon
said plat : thence eastwardly with the south
line of SAID Grace avenue twelve hundred and
feet Q2S feet to the lands of the
late John Pope thence sQuthWardiy three
hundred and tWenty-seVen nve tenth feet
f.fg7 5-IOth feet) TO a stake thence vest
yVardlv twelve hundred and seveuty-eight
feet l27S feet TO RuclIer avenne; thence north
vardIy with the east line OF Rucker avenue
three hundred and twenty-seven nve-tenth
feet (sl7 ) lOth feet to the beginning, contain
ing nine sixty-One hundredth acres % 6l-l0o
The title TO said operty is believed to be
good, but 1 wiz sell and clnvey only as trustee.
Right OF mptiOn waived
ie2 ids HORACE e GARTH. Trustee
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Alabama lime.

WE are daily receiving Superior Alabama
w Lime, in large quantities, which we are
selling at lowest rates, at the Bluff City Cotton
She'd corner Linden and Clinton streets.
ruvs0 I'm EUDTNz & f-OITGHTT.X
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NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance
- vito The provisions and directions OF a
deed in trust executed and delivered o. me on
80 !. day OF July, 1856 by Richard y. Haw-
= eAe>syieed is Of record in the Recorders
iead1e' -aden county, Arkans8s,l and FOR
- 7'erSOtes therein described,
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ASSETS


. sl-IIH o
The Trustees have declared DIVIDEND on
all ParJici ipating Policies in force which have
been in existence - months prior 70 Jan. ., 1877
% be credited each Policy 10 proportion to its
contribution % surplus, and TO be applied at
the Renewal OF each Policy either In reductird
OF Premium or rs Reveusi0nary Additions in
ISIS provided the Amendment Of the Charter
now before the Legislature is enecledj other
wise i'm $50.
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which they were referred, said:
dI6w I'D b D -. -.

has ZEE times tried TO XIII be- ion i on
is madly, hopelessly in love W. enact
kee major recently stationed thel
1t is stated to be q sigaitiea--
that the only people in Paris who chesl
the emperor Of Russia were America1
The radical state conventions ofOhii
and Iowa have both declared in favor
negro suffrage.
E. The democratic majority for judge in
the second grand division Of Illinois, at
The late election, was about i've thou
sand.
"A boat has been built in Milton
county, Ga, expressly to dredge the
'ChattahoOchie for gOld.
-Twenty-one dogs have committee
suicide in Baton Rouge by eating sau-
sages.
On the 10th, ia whites had regis
tered and 1649 negroes, in st. James
parish, a.
-FrDEa the 18th to the 2lst, inclusive,
2l5 whites and So negroes registered at
Selma, Ala.