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General Superintendent's Office
81 60 3
CHARLOTTE d s. G. RAILROAD. 3
COLUMBIA, S. c., May 2, 1867.
Nm and afker SIINDAY Nov x tln..1,

IN and after SUNDAY. May s, the sche-
~ dulo OF tho Passenger Trains over
this Road will be as follows:
Leave Columbia at. $50 n. Tn.
Arrive at Charlotte at .I2.15 n. m.
Leave Charlotte at. 90 a. m. 4
Arrive at Columbia at GEO q. m
Close connections are made at Colum bia
and Charlotte with mail trains onthe North
Carolina and South Carolina Railroads. By
this arrangement, passengers by Green
vile Road go Immediately through East
ward, and have no detention in Columbia.
., THROUGH TICKETS are sold at Colum-
bia to Richmond, Va, Washington, d. C..
baltimore, Nd, Philadelphia, Pa, and
New York city-giving choice of routes uia
Portsmouth or Richmond-and baggage
checked. Tickets are also sold at Char
iotte for Charleston and Augusta.
An Accommodation Train, for freight and
local passage, leaves Columbia at a. M.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS OF
each week, and Charlotte on the same
DAYS and hour; arriving at Columbia and
charlotte at p. IN.
May G. BOUKNIGHT, Sup't.
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COMPANY SHOPS, MAY ~, 1867.
NT!L further notice, Passenger Trains
" will run on this Road as follows:
Mail Irdin-Edst. 80 t
Leave Charlotte daily -. 10 a. M. Green's
boro 4:51; Raleigh 9.18. Arrive in Colds
boro 1910 p. IN. Y
Leave Goldsboro 10y r. m; Raleigh 8. so:
Greensboro 7.5S. Arrive in Charlotte
12.l @. m. T-T = ~
Passengers make close through connec-
tions-either way-at Charlotte, with the
Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad; at
Greensboro, via Danville and .Ricbmond.
at Raleigh, via Weldon and Bay Line and
Annamessic Line. Also, connect at Colds
boro with Mail Train on Wilmington and
Weldon Road, to and from Wilmington
Time from Charlotte to New York forty
hours, by either route. n =
May 20 JAS. ANDERSON. Sup,t.
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HEPATICA.

HEPATICA.
DANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS-n
IL new and valuable compound, possess
ing extraordinary powers over the organs
OF the liver and stomach, making it a po-
sitlve remedy for dyspepsia or digestion
AMI liver invigorator. Try bottle. For
sale wholesale at his prices.
FISHER * HEINITSH,
June 20 Druggists, Agents, Columbia.
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Laurens Railroad---New Schedule.
la g TslEI

OFFICE LAURENS RAILROAD.
LAURENs @. H., 8. O., July IL, 1867.
hN and after MONDAY, 22d instant, the
~ trains will run over this Road as fol-
lows, until further notice:
Leave Laurens ut 5 o'clock a. m. on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrive
at Newberry at IL o'clock a. m.
Leave Newberry on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at fifty minutes after 12
o'clock, connecting with both trains On tho
ma Shops. JOSEPH CREWS. Sup,t. :,
july 16 90 = - = - - - tsi
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w NGTON
WASHING MACHINES.

THE SUBSCRIBERS have just re-
ceived the agency OF the celebrated
Washington Washing Machines and Pa
tent Clothes Wringers. They are re-
markablc for their simplicity and dura-
bility, and are decidedly tie best article
get introduced. Prico of Machine and
Wringer, complete, s2j.
March 81 j. II r. i. AGNEW.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-10-16
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Manufactures and W'hctesats
Dcssfer en-, 49,
hin W. Ar Els &
IillLLsBoRouoH.N. 9.
! RE Mo We ID. j

gE,HE undersigned may now be found North East
II Of ,he Court House, next door ast the Store
Of James Webb, Jr.
He hereby tenders bis thanks to The Merchants and
others who have pa,ronzed him. and now sssuies
them that every sffaa will he made on his part 10
make continuance u their patronage profitable 10
them as well as TO himself al ifN
Nv attending his business, and with the use ofim-
proved Machinery he sahe 10 reduce The expense Of
manufacturing and can aifo,d 10 lA' ksA
.ai REDUCE PRICES.
He will now sell at WHOLESALE as low as lhe
anne grade OF Ware can he bought North o. South,
He will use only The hes, material, as be ssPec,s 70
continue The business and wants 10 Trade more than
once With the same customer.
All kinds 81 good Produce will to taken from Msr-
chants instead Of Cash ia exchange for Ware. I
again ask my friends, and southern merchants general
~. 10 remember their neehaor and help 10 build Or
HONE ENTERPRISE. .
ss' T.. III. POGuE,
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a FINE sndfuilAssoriment of Packer KNIVES and
n Scissors. siihe DRUG STORE.
DnMATiiMs, Hsir tIii.. Cslognes and Extracts
L foi the Handkerchief, sttks
DRUG STORE.
pAZoRs. Rssor strops srd shaving Brushes, al
II the DRUG STORE.
HAIR Brushes. Pocket. Rourd. fine-snd Dress
IL ing Combs, ct tie DRUG STORE.
KEROSENE Lamps Shades. wicts .finrnsr- .nd
N chimneys.stthe DRUG STORE.
(tAF. Letter. Bill NoisanI LEGAL fsper-- Note
~ and Letter Envelopes al The /.
DRUG STORE.
DOCKET Book, and feri Minnie PosLei Memo
Il iandum Book. aiIke DRUG STORE.
A GREAT variety II Toalh md Nsr Brushes. and
- Toilet Soap, Honey sosp snd shaving siihe
DRUG STORE.
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~ this ea.e. appearing 10 me Satisfaction or DE
! Couri. thlI Charles z. Esss sbs ssgsh \. kuss.
Two Of The parties. reside isiond The limits Of The
Slss; Il i there orr ordered ~ The rouH. ihs pab
lesiior b. nsds i, ss u ills'ofsngh Recorder ior IN
successive srsk. notifying, De said ps'tit. q the ll-
ins II th. petition sud thai They b. snd spprsr be-
fore The Jbsiicss vi the merit Term - saIa Caur % IT,
he'll lof the e,,uny 81 0rauge >, ihe Court House 10
Iiill.,o.urh. 90 ihe fourth Nondiy ~ November
next then ard here 70 plead. snsver demuf 10
al. peiiiion ~ the same ~ll be iascn ~ concs.o
snd hard sI psne - 70 them.
Mhnes.. G,, rye Laws. Cletk q ,gr SID Cour. 81
cfire % iiiII.tough. the fourth Monday q Avgus,,
80 GEORGE LAWS. q. &C.
September ID O5- Gu
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORasoT cousrY.
Ia Rqaity. Fall Term. 1867.

Lewis Robefis and others. ~ Pars
nv pueusDee ~ decree a Ofsnee Cour Or E7Bi.
Il a., Pal Tern. 1867. made IN thi. csss. shaIl
proved 10 s,l 81 the coou House door 10 HiIIsbo.
s,ush. on Tuesday u NOVEMBER Court aert. the
land IL the late Erekie vsszy l.pcrs-d 10 sid pe.
liiion.) situated upon FIAT RIVER and sdjnnng The
land. 81 The late u @. Msngum and others. eonlsn.
ING shout sixty three sefes. Go . credit Il twelve
months (srespi 60 much 20 b. psid IN money % viii
so,es the cost. a This priiion the highest bidder
Of whom bond and .ufirisni security OIL be requr.
ed and the idle reserved by The Master until the puf-
ehsse rnogsy y paid.
JOHN q. KIRKLAND, c. & ~ r..
Sept. 20 1867. or
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Notice 70 5 hiIIers 81 fisight,
TIE SFAB0ARD INLAND AIR LIN u,
via Portsmouth, va, ~ l


10 the only direct line iIetween Dnsion. New York
sif philadelphia, Ral,imolesand the Cardinals n.
t7- It's esp,ess In point Of sreed and safety Of
fierehts being from forty 10 seventy houts 10 sdsan,o
III all other lines and Of as low ,a:es. sial 81 stgas
Il offers daily communication with Baltimore,
~ gHt saily communications with Philadelphia.
Five steamers each werk 10 and from New York
81 Two sieumefs earh week 10 and from Bosiohs s.
II Is The only line having these advantages and Nv
which there is but one handling Of freight. Cars arc
'oadtd Al The wbsnes in Portsmouth, and are ron
through 10 desiination at ~ osFsssisel s7saa S
De careful 10 direct your consignors 70 ship cuy.
From Baltimore, BY the Norfolk sru Bhy line assn
sefs. foot OF Union Dock. ss8
From Philadelphia. by Arnnmessic Line, J hajslphs
Wilmington and Baltimore Depot o. by ClIas's
Steamers. IA South Delaware Avenue.
From New York, BIZ the Old Dominion siesmship
Line. Peer 81 Norih River. ts
From Doslon. BY Norfolk Steamship Liuc end d
Central Wharf.
An losses. damages or overeharees, promptly %.
jus.ed on spIliesliept 10 JAWS MecAEnrx.
Trace Agent, Portsmouth, w.
Have your heigh, marked via rcrsmeulh, and 10
,hiptine 10 PhisdsThis, marked VIA cIhles Line. o.
Ns hnns"ass. Il. b. CHIC.
supt. TmnspcstsIt .
September .. cs-s IN
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N o T. &c Il

THE undersigned having qualified q. sdmini.ira.
Tor on the estate of - ID. UMsfbD. deceased.
hereby gives notice 20 I'll persons indebted 10 said
estate 20 make immediate psyment. and lhoss bss.
ing claims sgsina said estate will pieseni them with
IN The time prescribed By law. or this notice will be
plead 10 bar u lhfif recovery.
A. X. UMsTED. Adm'r.
September N. o6-4w
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STATE OF NORTH cARoLINA.
AlAaAscE cousTy.


In Eqail,, Fall Term, 1865.
The petition Of Joseph Bsrb~r. adm'r q Milton X =.
dec .. and Margaret Ann Ro.., " hsf GusrdiiH.
James n BARTER.
pgsina
lees Palmer. Gsofss w. Poser aud Jsmas u. Pos.
ter slm't. o. Join Poster Jec'I. Avalon Harvey.
sJn,'f Il George Gau,-ou. decd. n. T.. Morton.
o.. W. reil. adln'f q John 2. fseesii. deed. and
J.. 4. lssmteih.
IT appearing 10 The satisfaction o. The Count. that
Jesse Palmer snd d. T.. l.smseih. d,fri,Janis IN
this eaee are not residents 81 his siae u b there.
fore ordered ihs p0blicsian te made 10 The Hiiho.
rough Recorder ior az weeks, io' saiJ De-
Iendauls 70 be and appear efoie BIZ lonoi The Judge
81 The next Tenn of ssiJ Court. 20 is held lof The
county Of Alamsbes. 81 tho Court HOUSE 10 Graham,
on The eighth Monday ahef The faunh Monday 10
september. 1861. then snd There % hle their snsref
10 the above case.
witness. Isaac Holt. Clsrk ard Master II our said
Court. 81 offce. The sghih Monday after the fourth
MonJsy in Mauh. 1857.
ISAAC lOLT. c. 4 ~ r..
September n. 0s-6w
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a BEAUTIFUL White Kerosene oiiin one ard
"A i've gallon Tin Cans. a, The
NJ Nj 60 s0i4t44s DRUG STORE.
vvyalKINGc apes,at.th the
w DRUG STORE.
80" DRUG STORE.
Full. Line Of Paint. and Dye s'sil., s,,hs
\ DRUG STORE.
syrHEAToN'san and o,hei I'sh oin'uisn,. :, ,hs
Wv DRUG STORE.
I,IsH Hooks and Iine., Ma,tls, &c. s,ths
Il III DRUG STORE.
4 FINE Assortment Of Pipes and Stems, some
~ ,ers enc. s,the drug STORE.
YOU will fpd pretty !otef Jsvslry si,he
DRUG STORE.
- DRUG STORE.
April IL. 81
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Our Terms a r,sseni pn " lu sthum, I" -
for si1 months. paid in sd'snte. ~.
Ad,e,,jscntnls. tine dvllsi Isr ,qsns y, =,
,s.t insertion. and fifty rsnis icf sssh sonhnusr
en lines 10 con,tiiules squs,s. lhssi uss's
will he made 10 literal customers
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uURE RYE WHISKY.
AprIs Bnrdy.
French BIsrd,,
Port Vine.
MadstFs Wine.
GIN. Tor Medical Iu,Tc-, - ~.
DRUG STORE.
GLOVER AND LucfHAE SIID. We Sd
- have Clover sud Lurens s,sf ~ is~ sss
q the DRUG SIORk.
DLUE STONE. al The
ID DRUG STORE.
CONGRESS WATER. aiils
~ DRUG STORE
MACE. Nuimsr.. Cloves. spfs.
W cinnsmon. Ginger ~. r'ifrs y ihs
DRUG STORE.
EIPOsiNE Lamp tbi@t.,s sfti.
N DRtG STORE.
THE BEST TONIC ~ 80. EIiier u Psrus'ss
Il Bark with Pfoio,id 81 liop % lie
DRUG STORE.
September ~. y
TWO BARRELS TAR 70, az, 10 susn,i,,.'s
i suii.s,i the DRUG STORE.
Fsbrusfy z.
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DIED.


ARoHER-sudieny Dobgs Ferry Monday morning April
p'SG,;S , VII. .SG ssSGst& H Se m are Especially a
The funeral from h1I us n RsI r. ala ocioe returning
leave, pobbs Fery at o'clock Carriages will be IN attendance al
the depot . -, \,
s h S resoeuy invited the furera from
No. n East Twenty seysn,h,t Wednesday April sOe0cs
sn,y March 81 Of congestion the lung, William
Cowsn Of Young Corsn ssed 70 g,G' ss ,Ss tuners.
The relative. and isna o. the residence bis parents Augustus
ud Elizabeth Brsnemsn IA MaOrsa's on WEDNESDAY APH
pSl.isS Sfs' papers 3 T please copy
Mond, April 1851 s All sshe' OF
Funeral services on "Wednesday, April the residence 81 ne. P.,s
ri sthsye o'clock m. Relatives aud iends axe in'eu
to attend the funeraL
EDaARAt hi. residence Elizabeth J. on MS1Gy
Relatives friends invited to attend ms s s foo. Of Liberty
s ss ." SE' q so b 3 NJ
TsSs,.s . S:I'' :, b o: special Tram ''' ' ~
Tuesday April Leonard W KIP son o. the Rev
y, e and .a anSt % Sfs: , ss from
Christ Church. aeksn,eL NesysrssL on 81 Chsaberpst at
S'eioci. returning MSi.
HoYT-Lsst nigh, Oi o'clock O. P b. hOyt 'sed % years
HoypsANon Monday morning April Ana cornea s'OutsnOng
Is q Hsa11 aged 81 yss invited TO attend
The ss ON s rSSsy morning o'clock from her late residence
MoRGAs-ou Tuesday, April Della b. Pury vile Of A0s0"1'
Notice Of the funeral hereafter .,...m....
a, NILE JAM. III. MI c aai s.r
Notice funeral hereafter II, psu.,J
ss Vim Merrill and eldest daughter of WIN H0an' 's''
81 years and 10 months ,,., "a s,,.rS tina funeral
from hsr late residence No s. Cercsontave' bFooAn' ' WV"
nesisy) afternoon, s,s o'clock - IA =, w
nILLBR-on Tuesday evening" April sia ~ Miller "l' WE
ns " n masst Of tho funeral In tO.morovspapsr
Albsny papers plesr copy - ,,.., NJ
Apsudieply GU Monday April David Morehe'd M
D. In a5th OF hs age ,,, A. attend thu 6,H,
r.; ; X. .s s Is a % is'
at 10 o'clock. without inher notice
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FIRES.
IN EIGHTY-sEvENTH-sT


Shortly after ! o'clock yesterday morning lire
wa, discovered In the barn Abraham Quackenbos To-
cated in EIghty.seventhst between Second and Third
ayes The building and contents including two horses
DESTROYED Loss 5000 not Insured Jo9h Levi
broken and otherwise Injured by the engine coming
in contact with Thrdaye ear lie wn n eE'Sy eye a TO
rested by the Twentythird Precinct Police on suspicion
OF having set fire 70 the barn and Is hed 10 await the
IN BROOKLYN.
At about o'clock yesterday morning fire was
discovered at No. 10 waters Brooklyn. The alarm was
quickly given but the flames had attained such headway
that the efforts OF the firemen unayang large
quantity OF oil stored the main floor, and this
added 10 the progress OF the flames The fire is sup
pied as brass foundery. The total loss estimated NJ
about 5000 In running TO me IRE member OF Lngns
severely injured In Myrtle ave, near Duffieldst lie
was conveyed home and medical attendants NJ n%c
Shannon In Prnce-st between Hillary and Concord.sts
as burned TO s TO- he he %orE @ ncenS
SUPPOSED INCENDIAnY FIRE IN FIRsT-AvE.
At II o'clock p. M, yesterday fire was discovered
in the fancy goods store q Isaac Gods NO sS occ
pies the adjoining store divided only Dy th oo H.
partition The aas es 81 hs broke o the place
and extngushed the fire. which he found burning among
Te dsmSae 70 soc s waS Ts Fire Marshal Baker
investigated the matter and ascertalned that MT noid
smith had removed HIS household furniture TO an aD"
ing house and had removed portion OF his Stock ana
was looking for place TO store the fixtures OF ms stor.
be intending remove other locality He mas an
insurance OF his stock Az the case was rather
n Suspicious one, Goldsmith was arrested by Sergeant
Burns OF the Nineteenth Precinct and VIII De takeh
before magistrate today.
AT LONG BRANCH
7 TELEGRLPH TRIBrsB
LONG BRANCH, N. j., April 2-Green's Bath Hotel
took fire This afternoon and totally destroyed IL was
owned by Green the amount OF whose loss or lnsu-
ance has not yet been ascertained
AT BOSTON
BosToN April "A fire occurred last night IN the
large building No Commerce. ST., occupied the lower
floor by Franxln Snow Co.. fshdealers, and the upper
atores for the storage OF cotton and wool owned oy
Fsnno A Cbilds, and Charles H. Coffin The fire was
confined 10 upper stories Loss 600 insured me
cotton destroyed valued at 100000 ana the tol ioss NJ
$4,000, fully insured.
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TRADE MOVEMENTS.

THE CIGAR-MAKTRs OF NETWORK.
There was large attendance of the members of
this association their usual monthly general meeting
President Mr. Henry Solomon, occupied the chair and
Mr. +. A. Hartman acted Secretary. The dues
paid H. the roll called, and the OF last meeting
read and confirmed The proceedings entirely
OF purely routine nature. The President said with
gard strikes" which occupying the attention OF
the other trades 10 not the intention OF this ass0cia
ton demand increase Of wages al the present time
while business continued very dull The state OF the
cigar trade would not admit OF such step, which would
insure results serious and directly disastrous Some OF
the members dismissed the society for working
under the stipulated pay authorized by the society The
meeting was adjourned TO the first Tuesday in May.
TIE OPERATIVE PLAsTEBERs.
The Operative Plasterers held meeting last even
ing at their room In Demlts Dispensary, corner OF
Twenty -thrdst. and seeond-aye. Mr.. Bernard NJ
Sweeney In the chair and Mr. Thomas Holdhan, Seere
tary The minutes Of the preceding meeting having been
read, large number Of new members were admitted
The Secretary made report OF the condition OF the
Society during the last three months which showed It's
now in the hands OF the Treasurer, and last month
donation Of given TO the plasterers Of Philadel
phia, TO aid them while on strike" for higher
wages. The amendment 10 Article 10 OF tho Con-
was on motion laid the table that the question OF
demand OF advance Of from 80 to t6 per day,
might receive fuller consideration. The Society ap
preached this matter with great caution and Mr. Dunno
made sensible remarks 10 the effect that as the
Legislature night any day make eight hours legal day
labor would require all their strength TO have the law
put into effect by the bosses and therefore better TO
wait awhile The question Of the ndyance was after
some discussion put by the chair and vote being taken
the following was the result: For the advance, l65;
against It, l0s. twothrds vote being necessary 10
carry the notion was declared lost The meeting then
adjourned.
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TENNESSEE.
ENNENNEf.
APPoINTMENTS-JUD FRAZIER RESIG,

APPoINTNENTs-JUDGE FRAZIER RESIGNED.
Br TELEGRAPH TO TRiTuSE
NASHVILLE. Tenn. April Gov. Brownow has
appointed Horace H. Harrison, Chancellor OF inc
Nashville Division, vice David Campbell resigned I;
and John Hugh Smith. Judge of the Criminal Court
cles of Impeachment preferred against judge FRAZER
were to be tried 10y the state senate next month !;
but his resignation being received the trlal cannot
take place.
REWARD FOR GEN. BANKHEADS MURDERER
MEMPHIS Tenn. April 2-The Mayor offers re-.
ward of $500 for the murderer of Gen Bankhead and
the same amount for Fcrgusoms murderer. The
steamboat Liberty was raised to-day by submarine
salyor She goes to Cairo tomorrow.
TIE FIRST NEGRO VOTES.
Alan election for Attorney General Of the Seven
tecuth Judicial Circuit OF Tennessee. held on March 81,
len rrgistcred negro votes cast at JaCkboro III
Campbell County These ten are me hrst negro Sp'cs
cast ia t, state since 1884, and the first IN the late Slave
states sacC the Rebellion.
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN EAST YEw-YORK.
NEW Jersey

The municipal elections will take place i'll Hudson
County on Tuesday next, but the more important nom
nations have been made, as the different corpora
tons are awaiting the result Of the bills pending before
tho LEGISLATURE and which will be acted upon I'm day or
two In the Fourth Ward OF Jersey City the RepuDcahs
have nominated for Alderman, Philip T. Vanarsdac t0r
Chosen Freebooter, DR.. Adophus Kristen In the Fnth
Ward for Alderman. Capt Chas. H. Lannlng lor CHOSEN
Freeholder, Moses X Kellan. The RcpuDncan primary
City were held last evening The Republicans OF DeIge
meet this evening ut which Ward tickets VIII DC
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GEOIRGIA.
MEETING Al DALTON.

MEIIINN NJ UAI'IVN'
Alta meeting of citizens of Whitfield and adjoining
counes Irrespective OF color, March 80 radical resou
tious we're adopted, of which quote tho following:
RfsOlred That In favor OF no one ~ delegate
TO frnne n Constitution for the state OF Georgia who was
NOT at an times truly loyal To the Government OF the
United States aud opposed to President JOhnsons policy
We therefore place our reliance III Cod the wisdom oi
Congress the sincerity OF people 10 reconstruct aud
refSfablish wholesome permanent loyal State Govern
ment, republican IN form. a.
Rssoirfd That upon tho reorganization OF our State
Government we recommend that general system of
education irrespective OF race color be naugurated
by State Legislature, far financial condition
will hermit.
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THE MoNRovIA COLONY.

OF TELEGRAPH THs TRIBUNE
BALTIMORE Nd, April 2,-The African packet-ship
Golconda, Capt Miskelly, belonging TO the American
Colonization Society, arrived today 40 days from Mon
rova Evervthing was prosperous the coast and the
passengers who left Charleston IN the Golconda were
landed health and reported generally wei pleased
win the country brought several colored psssen
0ers who have returned either business pleasure
The Olconda calls again for M0nroyia the 2oth and
viii taxa ont a large number Of omIgrApts
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MARYLAND.
TIE BALTIMORE POLICE ISJUNCTIoNs.

HE NAIIIMOEE TUI.IVE INJV.NV II''''"'
sY TKIFGkAPH
BALTIMORE. April En- the Superior Court to-day,
the case of A. NJ Rogers. Benjamin Dcword. and
others agt Board Of Police Commissioners and thc
High sheriff of the city heard IN an Application
for an Injunction to RESTRAIN the latter from holding
an election for a Constitutional Convention, ~
authorized by an act of the late Legislature The
Court declared its want of jurisdiction rs court OF
equity to decide questions Of political nature;
especially involving the sovereignty OF the political
po,ycr of a state The Court therefore decided that
The application for injunction he rejected, AMI the
hill III m with COSTS
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tOBITUARY.
PHILIP REYNOLDS.

Philip Reynolds died yesterday morning at the
Broadway Hotel aged seventy years For the last thirty
years he had been resident OF this city he was Jaw
80 hv ,ro,a..,on and for a long time was trustee Of
The Northern Dispensary He also Director OF the
Greenwich Savings Bank and director az v nanSra
stephen r. Reynolds who fell at the battle OF Cold liar
Dor was son Of the abovenamed
JAMES A. EDGAR. I.
Mr. lanes A. Edgar of the firm of Booth a. Edgas.
r.r raf,ners and merchants died at his residence In
Elizabeth, N. j., ON Monday. He was Wen Known