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ORDINANCE.


INHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED
4 for tho information Of MI concerned
AN ORDINANCE TO nEoU II TIE CLEANBINu OF pn1yIps
AND VAULTS m THE Co.eoRATR ILhfrTs OF THE CRY :
J.. De Il Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen TTha
om and aftcr tho ratification Of this Orinnnco n shn
not bo lawful for apJ 10 cleanse or rumoYe The
oontnns Of Vaults Pryies wiihIn tho limits of the
CITY, without having proyiouRly obtained license Tor Ia
ssme AL suea licenses 70 e!plro on tho sIit December
oi eyory yes end DO subject 10 all requirements irpos
Cd by orlinsses regulating tho granting Of Licenses for
n That ouso Of Barrels In open Carts and wagons
is prohibited and parca applying Ioonse Win bo NJ
qrcd 20 provide cosod Carts suitable for putposo
uI. Al persons having sneh Lioenso shalf report al
one ofh auarl Housea during tho day bis or eir In.
tenton 70 snoh work during The ensuing night; IN tina
Lower Wards such report 10 DO mado to tho Main usr
HqTsc, IN the Upper Wards TO ,Upper Guard House,
Tho place or places for the deposit OF such osi
shall be designated from Time 70 time by The Mayor.
any 9hsr Poraon who chan violate any Of Tho provons
Ibis Ordinance or aha neglect or rcuso 70 obser
tho samo or any Of thcn, ahn forfeit and pay for zach
oeneo flno not TO cIceol twenty dollars TO bo en-.
forced BY Tho Mayor In his Court or recovered In spy
other Court OF competent Jurisdiction. n :
lahed In City Council this seventh day OF NAV in the
ty-sevel. ~ IfF' = -'-->->0.- - -
IL 81 r. @. 0tILARD. m.
W. H. SMITH, III : Msym.
Clerk Of Coundl smo My 10
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CHI A r L E S TON
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 81, 1867.

Jon WoRK.-wo have now completed our
Office 80 MS 10 execute, in the shortest possibIc
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and We
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
friends,
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
0FEI(!E or HI'ISy TrI}E

r ", 4
DUDLIo NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN TiiSf A. 'IS) TSi)ru
the following Ordinance licenses lavc been prcpart
for delivery from this Once. 8, THOMAS
SEC ]. BE It Ordained by he Aayoy and Xkiermtn,,
cy Council atsentie That fron after tho nrs ds,
aid wnons, used for private aud domestic purposes In
tho same manner, aud According to tho same proysnn,
now OF force In relation to CARTS drays and wagons
cart, dray wagon. shall bo provided with badge cen
tanning the nnmbor thereof and marked Fyirt 10 =.
placed On tho outside Of tho shaft.
SEc 2 No person sllall be taken By tho TroaHrcr
surely TO any bond under tho Ordinance conrcrnIng
less he or ahe bea freeholler :
SEQ 3. Tho following sla hereafter bc the raes for
llcoases for public and private carta rays wn,ons Gc
incudng the horses or mules used thereof which saii
be Tree From other taxation: - : : ;
PUDLIo cARIs, paIYB ETC, on THOSE rsrIoypp m AN,
gustSESs WIATEvEI, fon HIRE DIRECT INDIRECT.
For every cart dray or wagon, drawn by horse CT
or every cart dray or wagon drawn by two horsesor
For eyery hack and carriage with two wbcels $40
For every hack and carriso Will four wheels 3Io
with two horses, $50. - -
For every stage or omnibus teIccpt line omnibus.
drawn by four horses, SEQ. ". 49,
For every truck drawn by two NOR, horses or mules
$CO - .... 'H' MS. '. 4,
For every express wagon drawn by two or moro horses
a.. pnzAD cAnTa AND PRIVATE CARTS, pRAYs, ETC.
For eVcry bread cart or wagon, IS. ]
for every CART dry or Tugon, uBod for prtynto
porting OF goods wares. merchandise lumber, or npy
other commodity, for compensation, eilhrr directly or
indirectly for tp samo. sa pay for license The sum Of
80, exclusive OF tho horse or mule. ~ = -.
Ratified In City Council, this leth day of Jsnuarv
81 IN INC year Of our Lord ono thousand eight hup
dred nnd siIty.aiI. . -
by tho Mayor. = - :" 'tA-A zpe' AaA'0r'
January 9 !. ~ ". II. SMITH Clerk Of Council
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

81
May 1867.
Office Of fsnpor1ntendent Of streots provide Tor Keen
Ing tho streots Lanes. A1oys and open Courts In o
hcreby publlshcd for tho information Of all copcorod
For tho duo protection OF tho Ed Contractor or oon
tractors o. further ordained, Tint eyory owner lessee
occupant and tenant or any promises fontnR In any
sfoot lane, sney or open court, shall on eyciy dsy
undsSB excepted hayo tho dirt th garbage or othnr
onl placed In front Of his her lot in barrel boI or
heap and In radiness for tho oontriotdr Ly o hour Of
nrst Gay OF November in ovoy year and by Tho hour
nino O'clock A. ~, frcm tho first day Of November 70
tho frst Gay af HAY following. And any person ofrd
Ing herein, p!acina any dirt hllh garbage oiher
S Sl 10 any street lane or alley or open court uer The
than two than Ave dollsrs for each md
offence to DO imposed by Tho Mayor. N. :. -
BY ordor W. H. g,TrTrt
hAy 10 Clerk OF Council. !,
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90 Ad communications Intended for publication, IN
Mis journal must DC addressed 10 Re Editor Of TIC
Daily N'Ts, No. Is hdyRc-strCci, Charleston, s. g.
business Communications 20 Publisher Of Daily
Rcrrs.
Wccaniot undertake 10 re.rn rejected oomu,unica-
ttons
Adcc' 'tiscmcnts outside ofUo city must 10 acconpa-
nied tcith the CASH
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THE AIKEN PRESS

1T B PROPOSED TO pUBLIBH IN THE TOWN OF
L Aikon. g. O., Weekly paper under Tho aboyo the
TO bo devoted 10 General Intchsenoe-Poluca, Oom.
%sn. Or SS es.E IsaSds Ind ,Sa s;. DSp.
The Vineyard. and the Garden. A News Summary. to-
contain dgost OF tho important events OF tho wcei
WI oocupy raon Of Tho papar ind particular aten
ton WIN DO Hven to Tho unsettled question Of labor a,
beag adapted to our new condition. and the Development
OF Se resoureea OF tho county In Manufcturcs Aoi
cnltdrs, Fruit faidnR. and vinosroMns. - s ''s''
Torms-ss yuar, In ADVANCE
q. ". RAYKNRI. Editor.
We " AnxtAapt euppaneh January al
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FIRE LOAN. I.i /,

CrrI HALL, November o. Iss6
LII PERSONS DESIIf0US OF REBUILDING IN fgR
"A Burnt Districts md Wste Places OF tf,e nty M.
der "An Act Of tho General Assembly. giving authority
70 me CITY Council OF Charleston 70 procoe In ths mat
City anew. arc hoseby neiined that he form Of supI
caon for loans can be obtained at e oeo Of The Ji
OF Council, betwcon tho hours OF A. NJ And q p1N
All applications must be a In the above mcr,tion,6
ofce ~ the COMMITTEES Will meet every HsrddJ 10 con-
xidcr tho eaInc. ' g'a .sss E''I = f'-Ns~~,~~ - ~
Dy order Of the Mayor w. a. SHfTu
Toycmbert0 Olert OF Connsil
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TO BE DRAWN
IN OPEN PUBLIC
ATLANTA, GA,
wednesday, July 17Gh, 1ss7--class ID.
APPROXIMATIONS pRIZEs :.

APPROXIMATION pRIZES
Approximation Prizes of 5000 cach for Tim
nine remaining units of the san,o ten of tho
No. driving tho S50,UO0 l. ize ure. .... IbDO
Approximntirg Prizes of $3.50 cach for tho
nino remaining units of the same ten of tho
NO drawing tho s2J,0G0 Prize nre... 2asu
Approximation prizcs of $500 each for tho
limo remaining units of tho samo ten OF tho
No. drawing tho $4,000 Prizo are IsO0
Approximation Prizes of 500 cacli for tho
ninc remaining units Of the slInn ton of tho
No. drawing tue 5000 Prize arc. ,.. 900
1S Approximation Prizes Of slc0 each for tho
nine rcmainlng units of tho Ramc ten OF tho
Nos. drawing tue T., GOO Prizes ....... 1900
I2I Prizcs amounting to. s16a nm
SLIGO. - '' 80 '-eN'
drawing .qp "' " '
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ICE CREAM.

bTRS. C. nIINNEMAN. NASSAU STREET. NEAR
1fl the corner nf Columbus Informs tho inh.is ila,
fo Will tiI vote the ,rtccd, at lcr IUr CREAM Garden
during eight days. commencing Tsis iAfolda) Errnno
an sontinninG until m1nny Evening lno aithl neI
Chunh 10 be crrctti In this eli e,t.,r. music On
tIrcc evenings Of tlits wccf 7,!t't Junu II
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Gc,tticbcr SSriibcrlicI,c S3,r1,b

Gne 'fartsie sietr &ceHi&aft ,rtrc ain srtita,
Zen 2liien +. VI. auf Wcunt Ricaiint latinsru Tao
nne nm Ir %tenss pcu Yprni Fleafaut atfabrtu. Sic
Mblicscr itne fwuntli trint i rttt ;aBIrsiS cu,u,
finecn. &iairin 81. Vaiaac 25 Gents
3te Gcmut:tec: ". YeRdt. 2. SiiisBcimcr D YiRGcr,
juno % '
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!. AST R0L0G GY. \
THE WORLD ASTONISHED
'. At THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
. MADE by THE GREAT AsTROI.OaIsT.
Madame III. A. .PERRIGO.

G , r.-
CHE HEYAI,s BECRETs NO MORTAL EVER KNEW
- sho restoyes 70 happiness those who. from doicfu
eSon catss phcs crpsscs In love- loss and
fronds los. OF money, hc,, have become despondcnt
aho brings together those long separated gives fnformn
on concerning sbsSnt friend, oyors restores lost or
stolen prup1rty, tells you tho buaness you aro best
qualod to pursuc and IN what you will most
fu oausos speody mAragos and tells you tho very day
you will marry, gvos you tle names, fkoiess and ca
ncierstics Of the person. She reads your very houahs
md By hor almos. pouGrs unvsils Tho dark
and hidden mysteries Of The future From tho stars VIC
SEQ In tho frmamenho naeho stars that overcome or
redominalo In tho oonnguraton- tho aapocis and
positions OF the planets and tho xo In The heavens
at the tmo OF birth, Bho deucet tho huro destiny Of
man Fail not to conaut tho groatnst Astroioist on
Garth i costs you but tAe you may neyor again
have 30 favorable an Opportunity Consultation foe With
~ ssnns aa ea asSe imniomuon I'M o. Parties living
saiety and satisfaction to Themselves a. 81 in person.
full and explicit chart written out With ali inauirea Ar,
sTsred and hieness enclosed ocnt by mali rocopt, j,
maintained, and all correspondence returned or deatr
Cd References OF tho hghest order f1rniaed thoss %
sring them Wnto plainly Tho day OF tho month an,
hdr. r's T'7''l-' 0--e ~ 'o'A VI
Address, MADAME II. A. PERRIoo
w.,,, A P, o. DnAwrR aoa DuEEAIo, ny.
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FOR SALE.
COPARTMERSHIPS,

DISSULUTIBN.
TUE FIRM OF PARKER & CHILD IS THIS DAY
l. dissolScd by mutual consent
N. @. PARKER
ASA ClllLD
Mn. n. a.. PARKER WILL CONTINUE THE DUsI.
lfl NESS, and ectilo thu uflar Of tito latc firm.
duHe IA ~. q. PAltKEl', No. 103 East Boy.
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'STEPEHS HOUSE, Nos. Al. 20, % AND az
~ Broadway, N. Y. opposite Bowling dreen-l n the
European pan.aTiIE STEVENS n0UsE Is well and
widely known 10 tho travelling public. Tho location Is es
Pecinny suitable TO merchants bunIness en IL is In
close proximity 70 tho busincs part OF tho city-is on
the highway OF Southern and Western trayel--and pda
cont to az the principal Railroad and Steamboat dopos
IL ING oo SIEYtNs HOUSE has Liberal accommodation for
modern improvement for comfort and cnortainment
o. ils inmates Tho rooms spacious aud wen venti.
hed-provtded with gns and wnter-tho attcndsnce Ia
prompt and rcspectl-enl The tsbn is ccneronsy nro
ylded with every decacy OF tho moderate rates
arc enabled to offer extra faces for the confort md
pleasure or our guests. GEO. E. CHASE & CO.,
hhy 70 emo Prpprietora
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FOREIGN IMMIGRATION.

4 THERE WAS DISAGREEMENT IN THE NO.
IA TlC1sS given In thu papers relative last meet
s. for tho purpose OF encouraging Foreign mmgrn-
ton. notice If given that there will be unpihcr meeting
ut Florccc s. g., Juno 32d nEd tint citizens OF
unston and adJuininS Districts invited 10 atte,I
June 10 JOHN J. JAMES, Sccrc ary
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In S u + A N G E.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

febenes nesGerf9sruuIsu, aIsersi 9criprauua.n, e., IN
e'ner 6er bttru NniAtcn tes eaHees Ger Rndertcder
irel4e nuf gc9cnfr ti8e n gtugsn GcsrlubefTt, -
bcer9t 81 len maBisilsn Yrinien.
,SEaminrenbtr ar,i, gDu uiIrr5atbt.
Or. IS. s. 9rilcrs. Ode eius uue U;arl,ifraf,
January lb tuSimo
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PHOTOGRAPHS

FOR Tile MILLION
T WILL SEND, POSTPAID, 80 PHOTOGRAPHS OF,
tho most ccobra Actors for 80 cnuis; so Actrssns
or 90 cents 60 Union denrrnls for co ccts; 20 Rebel
Generals for 90 ccnts % Statesmen 90 cents; so c,,I
am yaung Lsdles for 30 conts; 90 Ic.lookina young
gentlemen for so ccns;6 largo Photographs oi French
heS appear for so cents; for 90 cents OF ule most
beautiful Ladies' OF tho Pursan Ballet Troupe rs tbc
Now York. '
Send all orders to p. o. Box TT, IT r,N.Y ar
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E. M. WHITING,
CORONER AND MAGISTRATE.

uAs REMovED HIS OFFICE PnoN ouAi,upp,
--'oAeA ni''' august a
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A ri u S E M EHTS.

AMATEUR REGATTA CLUB.
TUE ABOVE CLUB WILL SAIL A RACE rO-MoR
L ROW, 23d inst, leaving Southern Wharf at 80 p
NJ, sailing around tho Wcehawken Light sIlip and ro
turning to tho saraG point. All Boats be ontcrrt
before - M. on Saturday. ALBERT o. STONE,
Juno 2l No fSJ East Inv
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NJ E Ell N GS,

SfONEShhI FIRE fiNGiTE5 Il COMPANY.
A TrEND a REGULAR MONTHLY MEETlN OF
n your company ThiI ErrHing nt Market Hail. at
1unrtcr-last BociUck precisely.
by ortitr. w. q, MILLER
JUNO ~ Secretary.
ZEItUBDABEJ. CHAPTER No. H. IL. A M
FTIIE REGULAR co VOCATION OF THIS CHAPTER
i Will be held This Ercanv at Masonic Hall, al q
o'clock. by order u. +. II. +. W. L. MtKEIL
ouuc II Srcr'tnry,
UNION REPUBLICAN PARTY or SOUTH
CAROLINA.
A ADJOURNED MEETING or TIIE CCNyES.
IA TON of tls Party will bc held In COInr Ila s. O.
on Wednesday. Ito eth Of July, SG7.
Iho r1eniB OF thu Government md this Party In Ola
lIlcs tiot Represented la :hc Convention lately held In
charleston nro requested To- assemble und elect delegates
and sond thnn With properly prepared credentials.
Zach District Is entitled 10 tho number of Rrssrntn
iiSe that they allowed In Lo; branches of tIr State
Legislature ~ ~
Dy order Of tho Executive State Central Committee
EDwaND r. WALL, Secretary.
june Il jiiIc2i q. .27Julyl 4,s, 1918
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+ @ u N D,

TINtUND, On TIE MORNING: OF THE Sd
l. Inst, n POCKET BOOK. which tho owner eau hpyo
by proving property and paying for advertisement.
Juno
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agents. go ''.'''' F. z. i'IH't
- iF -TIvv..ll.rI; ne ,,f ! ..
iHE CITIZENS OF Boston appear to bo determined
TO 'aaho amomls for Tho Indecent conduct of dlhor
localities on tho occasion Of tho visit OF tho Presi.
don't to Chicago. iIe hns not only been voted the
hosptalitics of tho city by tho councils but most
ilattcripg arrangements hayo boon mado for bis
reception and entertainment lIo is 10 occupy the
splendid suite Of apartments Of tho Rayoro House
usually appropriated to distinguished visitors On
his arrival, escorted by two Commandments: Of
knights Templnr, on Saturday next, ono OK thu
Boston Light Battorics will fro q salute from n
noighboring hill, and throo regiments of iuihntrv
md company or battalion Of cavalry will pottorm
escort duty. On Sunday Is oipocted o viii attend
divine service on board tho Massachusetts rdr6rm
school ship, in Tho harbor and pass Tho aftotnoon
OF Mount Auburn. On Monday, Juno 2ithI 'sr.
JoHK'S Day, the day ,ot tho dedication OF the now
Masonic Hall in Boston, tho ProHidont wilbo In
tho hands OF his brothcrs OF tho Masonic order,
Tuesdays and Wednesdays proceedings ato vet
undecided. Collector RUssELb: and tho city GOV.
ornm6nt will. It is supposed, arrange for aniox.
cursion down tho harbqr, TO tho city institutions
and to Fort Warron. a grand dinner, by tho NOR
chants OF Boston, IN Fanouil IInll or at loading
to tho eorpmonics Of the eyont It is Very evident
That Boston is going 10 load mono of hor wcl.oarn.
ca reputation for boundloss hospitality.
TIN RussrAN GOVERNMENT has, ordered that in
oEory Polish Catholic Church. an altar especially
rosewood to tho Crook Church, shall DO cstabshed:
. measure odaiy.alcntt TO ordering eyary Prosbyto:
rtan Church to contain. ON altar for tho .nom.n
Catholic. Tho Russian Government OF rodolIa
hos also pnbliahod ukaso, In yirtuo OF which
oyory Catholic pricat wiahinB 10 rroaclr n sermon
is bound to dcycr beforehand To tho cnrcI ,r.,,ir
Of tho police manuscript copy Of his ;l,soouI,o,
ANY priest acting in contravontoii to this lor ia
TO bo liablo To soyoro penalties, This u,tnsc st ON.
to haYo no other object than'that Of intordici,np
OF at lcast rendering most difficult oil publo hear.
ing Of sermons in Catholic churches, for tho mcn.
uscrpts presented 10 tho consorship aro to DO ker.
back sovorai months, md during tho whole bf That
timo Catholics will bo deprived Of religious preach
Ing. Tho saored hymns, oyon tho most aIc;ont.
sro also to BIO subject 10 a preliminary eIaniins.
ton by tho police.
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High HeeIed Boots with Watches
ai2tAi lS in Them. p tha liiE-iiH ~

+ In. the days when high .heeled French
boets were the pride of fashion. there was
shoemaker in London who made a for
tune by the sale of the best Paris boots at
price which all his fellow tradesmen de-
clared rpinous. He understood the trade,
and obtained troops of customers. "These
boots must be stolen," said his rivals, but
there was no evidence that they were; GER
tainly they were not smuggled boots-tor
any one could satisfy himself that the full
: duty was. paid upon them at the Custom
House. The shoemaker retired from busi-
ness with. fortune. Afterward his secret
was accidentally discovered although he
had paid for the boots. he had not paid for
every thing that was in them. There was
heavy duty payable on foreign watches; |;
and every boot con igned to him from Paris
had contained in its high heel cavity ex
actly large enough to hold watch. The
great profit obtained by the trade in SNUG
gled watches made it possible for this
tradesmap, when he had filled up their
heels, to sell his boots under prime cost.
This was worth while again, because, of
course, by the extension OF his boot trade,
he increased his power OF importing
watches duty free. ~ t,5,.'sr. - n
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The-Aunny NTnrder,

1t is said that Mrs. Cole went to Albany
to warn Mr.. HIscoOK ofuthe design of her
husband to murder him, and sent him "a
note askinga meeting, which reached him
half an hour before the encounter with
COLE, too late to be of service. The !Al-
bpneJ Journdl comments at length upon the
case, summing up as follows: i'id 0"'Jl 'A /.
There are fearful mysteries surrounding
the case, which only legal investigation can
determine. Had Hiscock been tried in
death predetermined? Was more than one
I party accessory before the fact? n How does
If happen that the several persons met In,
Albany, coming hither from different
points? How does it happen that husband
and wife, who were evidently here by con-
cert. met so strangely at the hotel How
does 1t happen that such a time was chosen
licity and romance !? How. is it that we
find Q husband who feels that he has sus-,
) tanned such dishonor as only blood could
I atone for writing from prison in affection
ate language, to, the woman, who, accord;
ing to bis, own story, he had for months
suspicious true at iastYs These are apes-
tions that will arise Community has a
right to ask them The friends, Of the
murdered man may insist upon their an,
. swers perhaps chat will serve TO show, '.the
deep damnation OF his taking off" 10 5oLT1si
Thus, it was We know q morbid and
perverted, Sc entality-a relic of bar
barism-has excused such crimes as this.
until the belief has grown far too general
, that slaughter under such circumstance
has no tai9t bof guilt But We shall yet,
thus wantpnly destroyed; |; that the safety
of society is of too much importanca To he
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First Speech of the Campaign in
Shelby county.

The first political speech of the season
in Shelby county was made on Tuesday af-
ternooD and evening. by Democratic SOL
dier, one of Custar's Cavalry, on his return
from attending his sick son in Kentucky,
who has lately enlisted as a soldier in the
regular army. Having been robbed of his
money in Cincinnati, he was making his
way home in or near Toledo, on foot. He
held forth on an uping block near the front
gate of the court yard. pouring hot shot,
thick and fast, and well to the point, into
the. vulnerable carcass of Rsdicalism to
such a degree that even Major Walker
thought best to get out of range of his po-
tent but invisible missiles.
He was listened to with marked attention
by quite crowd of citizens. among whom
were number of Republicans, but not of
the negro worshiping stripe. We have not
BEEN able to learn his name, but hope he
will be heard from again, many times, be-
tween now and the second Tuesday ofOc-
tober. A collection was taken up for him
in the evening, and he went on his way the
next morning rejoicing. If all soldiers
were as we'll posted as he is, there wouldn't
be many Radicals among them.- Shelby
Democrat SIS -Fo'Lge,iq ye -r1tA
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WE often hear of the humors of the
Bench and the Bar, but the jests of the
jury-box, if only collated, would be quite
as amusing. The other day, in the Su-
preme Court here, civil case was on trial.
The suit was important, the lawyers labor
ed, and full day was occupied The jury
were faithful and attentive and one Prussian
juryman, of Bismarckian face, was OBJ
served to be specially sagacious and inter-
ested. At length, the case being argued,
the jury retired, but soon sent back the
message that one of their number could
not speak WORD of English, much less un-
derstand one. twas the intelligent jury
man, who had sat with the rapt expression
of, fidelity and interest all though the day,
who had been the special object to which
the counsel on both sides addressed their
pleas; and who only revealed his misfor-
tune when, being asked for his opinion in
the" jury-room. he confessed he didn't
uerstehen.-7N eao York Times. ' 4, ~
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A RESOLUTION

.-.-+u al- A RESOLUTION #r,
Relative to an amendment of the Constitution pro-
viding for the extension of the elective fran
T. chise. -..Hf-rz . ... +. -s.s
Rtsolued By the General assembly of tie State'o
Olfo (three-ifths of the members elected to each
House agreeing thereto), That it be and is hereby
proposed to the electors of this State to vote the
next annual October election, upon the ap royal or
rejection Of the following amendment as substi-
tute for the first sectien of the fifth article of the
Constitution Of this State. to-wit; Every male cit-
of the United states, of the age of twenty
years, who shall have been resident of the State
one year next preceding the election. aud of the
county. township, ward in which he resides, such
time may be provided by law. except such persons
as have borne arms in support of any nsurrection
rebellion against the Government of the United
States have fled from their places of residence
avoid being drafted into the military service thereof
have deserted the military naval ervice of said
Government in time of war, and nave not subse-
quently been bonorably d charged from the same
shall have the qualifications of eector. and be en-
titled to vote at all elections. W Z. ' i-lIE-
4 ~ .Il ED. A. PsRROTT, -r -a-. ...a
= Speaker of the House of Representatives,
- ANDREW q. MoBURNEY,
President of the Senate.
Passed Ar ril 6, 1867. -HFl aTt - -.7'I77f'7-
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