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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-18

a young lady who rises early, rolls up
her slcovcs and walks into tho kitchen to get
breakfast, or assist in doing SO; and after-
wards, with checrfnlncss and sunny smiles
puts her house in order, without the assis-
lancc of mother, is worth o thousand Par
lor Benuties, who, from tho want Of exer-
cisc, complain of ennui, and lounge In lux.
arious ense. The former will make coed
wife. and rendcr homo paradise tho lat
ter Is o useless piece Of furniture, and will
to the annoyanoe Of the household, 60 whin.
ing to tho grave. Let her go.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-18

An exchange, speaking Of tho, magic
strains Of q hand organ, says: gE8s
"When he played "Old Dog Tray we
noticed eleven litllo purps sitting on ifeir
launohcs in front Of tho machine, bruThing
the tears from their eyes with their fore
paws"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-18

"Tho meaning Of song gocs deep,"
says Carlyle. "Who is tliore that, in
logical words, can express tho effect
music has on us2 a kind Of 5inar-
ticulato, ,infathomableE speech, which
loads us to the edge Of tho Infinite,
and lots us for q moment gaze into
that" ~ Sf'sk
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-18

7 Em,neraon says. cit is pleasant to
500 Refinement penetrating intosrotir-
ed homes. The moro piano tho less
wolf, tho less dirt. Tho beautiful
Should novor'bo out Of thought. It is
as right that tho bread shouldsbe put
upon tho table in a iconely shape as
that it should bo oaton.p
II The vanity Of human lifois likca
river, constantly passing away, and
yct constantly coming on. - Pope.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-18

Il Olive Logan thinks women came
from angels and mon from monkeys.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-18
" WEDNESDAY, MORNING, SEPTEMBER 49, 1867

cE,cn expressed,
Of State Rights.
That The Constitu,
'tatcs have rights
which no war can
abstract proposi-
4 Secession which
oaSe9UeRce of State
anied. This cues
practically deter
'elf docs not claim
} Rights was in.
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NETWORK, SATURDAY, MAY A, 1867.

standing, MOTTO establish separate political party that
we have assembled.
The second resolution expresses confidence in the acts
and orders Of ens Pope and swayne in the discharge Oh
their duty.
The thirdfrE0ton. in the event OF the discharge OF
cOOred people by their employers for deciding not TO pc
their political Tools calls for standing army Tor
their protafion and declares that they will make the
condition a the people known TO Congress- and ask for
further legislation fer their protection demanding COINS
cation II necessary,
The fourth resolution declares for peace between the
races depreates the conduct the part OF employers
that necessities further legislation for the protection OF
negroes or ia further rebellion against the nag and the
country.
The other resolutions recommend the estaolsDmeht
Of schools Il be supported by tax property ana INC
appointmentef military courts and Commissioners ior
the trial OF Violations OF the Cyl Rights bill; ana the
establishment Of Union League IN every county; ana
that the next Convention he held in Montgomery Ill june
next and cOiclude by declaring that the above rcso-
Ons represent the opinions of the Convention the hehl
bers Of which pledge their lives, fortunes ana saere
hon0rs to the faithful observance OF hem ana the pf'
cples Of the Republican party 49,, .
The Agadditional resolution then adopted
THAT it is oI undenable right to hold office, SIT on
iuries, ride na public c0nveyances st al pubic Ispes
and visit places Of public amusement"
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The following table shows the vote the state ticket
the Congress Districts last year, compared with the
POLITICAL.

Mr. Ives lsepl introduced resolution in the Con
neccut Lcgslature the first day Of the session pro
ydng for appointment OF committee, consisting Of
one senator aud eight Representatives, 10 inquire what
legislation n any, Is needed In order 10 secure 10 the III
nsra abur tie its proper reward and TO fos
ter and protect from unreasonable exactons IN regard
alterations To our present laws as they may deem
necessary desirable" Tie Democrats became alarmed,
and ON thr following day Introduced another labor reso
tuition IN u11icr To make party capital claiming mat the
resolution OF Mr. ives was unsatisfactory BY the adop-
ton 81 MS resolution he might also expect TO he made
chairman Of the Special Committee. Debate followed,
and the resolution OF Mr. stevens was indefinitely post
1t q mass meeting held in Camden n j., On Thursday
night the following resolutions were unanimously adopt
R.,c. That W. hall with delight the recent Congress
s. - ieT s Sii b ,oPhS nt personal
tl dk children Of ihe Reoa1hc haye Won oar blood and e wall
eahoa the l nre the bench ard 10 the Executive
los hey est or ii vili be liberty guarded by power
,c n,I,, IN b 5s, AMI * no gycf Of sI in The "a
demand Of lie Republican Union party Of the country that
sn, color &c ''erng truths Of our hnmoa Declaration Of
,' IN hb s"a,sIs or our eeaptS,Ipeu Shell her
& 20 as' a. For. a'S9 a, tST, M Wa and G
hluts To- patriots graves an, o.,
on sb Hrees Republic. b. retailing the word
nhg m rs ,S,41 ,' 1' =, .G o I nv S,. nas
hacr dsGsnchj hu cln 1.-The United states and a. such
tt m tie refusal o tie light 10 vote good citizen because
.s..s ibs, IN he working military Reconstruction bin
anticipate ,py ruo u s the States becau the strong spirit Of
nasnft, PENN these oHs. which
aes he placed ~ jeopardy long Constitution recognizing
ufrshc shts al equal before the human
las b-' ~. before the Divine a" shall resn the supreme law Of
sni:
ssDirst j-sts other communities States All
rights s vnz aceod and demand that suffrage
shall Impartial Ne-Jescy = 10 Sonh Cerius
The following letter from the Hon. \. q. Cattell was
rad by the President:
MERcuANryrIE. CtNDEN Co, " j., May 1867.
receipt u e Of the 9 u inviting me 20 address
m Manhood suffrage, be- held AZ Calen
from Washington after
eth1nsug Sud sell 10 be unable TO
upon active sok mmsd and must, therefore beg ron to eI
rus m his occasion.
Innug the be the advocacy Of Man
hood Suffrage Stale beg that favor Of the prne
~. Svmpsh With the friends OF equal and nsce TO all as
hc during the q Congress will show
had The honor Senator the u1'i states on
tp bns p,.v. Of with feelings u pride AMI pleasure
Manhood suffrage without distinction Of color 10 tue
20 AIRY G.. ClTTELI.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
TO rHE TRIBUNE.

y TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
HE CAR QUESTION SE1TLED-SENATOR WILSON ~
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, s. c., MAY 3.-'The street car question
Is at last settled The directors today determined to adj
mt All classes OF citizens To all ears. Few negroes
avaIed themselves of The privilege although the eonces
sion is not generally known. -
senator Wilson. who arrived yesterday addressed q
large crowd on the Citadel Green this Afternoon NUM-
herring about 1900 negroes ana about ECO whites HIS
speech was hours long, consisting mainly OF an ar
raignment of South Carolina the foremost champion
of slavery IN the past, and advice to the people whe
and black To unite upon the platform OF the Union Ike
publican party
4 REBEL SOLDIER MUTIATEs An AMERICAN FLAG
On Saturday last, during the iremens parade IN
Charleston, the Charleston Hook and Ladder COMPANY
composed Of officers and soldiers 81 the Union army
aud other Northern men, borrowed from the military au
thoritles large ay decorate their truck AFTER The
ssio was over and the engines were playing lot
The prze this company helped Charleston engine com
pany to work their apparatus. While thus engaged hc
truck being unguared miscrcant cut piece OUT Oh
the ag and bOasted OF his act among some eXOolfeu
crates Great excitement ensucd among the Northern
element, and the prominent Southern men condemned
The cowar1ly act steps were taken 10 discover Inc
scOundrol Through the eXertious of Northern men he
discoyercd Drcsted and Cen scken caused NM 10
sent Castle Pmcncy FOR safe keeping. Ills mime Is
stephen Calhoun Saith. Rebel, formerly Of the lamp
Legion lie confessed his guilt and low pictends tn
hp uyfiltlut.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
HApH 70 THE TRIBUNE.

BY fElEeaApB TO TRBUSE. .tl
LONDON May 2-Evening.-There Is considerable
uneasiness felt in financial circles both here and on
the Continent, 10 the result of tho forthcoming
Peace Conference. Earl Derby says officially, that
no plan has been certainly fixed upon as the basis Of
settlement of the Luxembourg question, though he
confidently hopes that permanent peace viii bctbe
result Of the deliberations Of the Congress- ~
May BIN the House Of Commons last night -
division took place on the Reform bill and the Gov
eInment was defeated by majority Of 81 votes in
favor OF the Liberal party. The Government insists
on its prohibition against the holding of political
meetings IN Hyde Park, and the Home Office has is
sued o warning against the Reform demonstration
proposed to be held in that place on Monday next.
Tho Derby Government has accepted the amend
ment to the Reform bill, which carried by the
Liberals last night. The Government has concluded
not interfere with the Reform meeting which is TO
be held on Monday next but is swearing in special
constables to prevent any disturbance Of public
order. .,solr .a. i. I'll
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mittee prefer that he should be present at Their e1
animation. Mr.. Woodbridge arrived tonight.
Judge Underwood was in the city to-day IN con-
sultaon with Attorney General Stanberry relative
10 business connected with the writ of habeas corpus
sued ont for bringing jefferson Davis before the
Circuit Court at Richmond.
Secretary Stanton having recovered from his re-
cent illness attended the Cabinet meeting to-day
All the other members were present, with the eXcep-
ton of Secretary Browning, who, though improved
IN health, is still confined TO his bed
The Registers in Bankruptcy have not yet BEEN
but viii soon be, appointed On inquiry to-day 1T was
asceraned that the intention is 10 officially INFORM
the Judges of the respective Courts, from time to
time. of the appointments, while Withholding the in
formation from the press. f-
Representative Ashley Of Ohio has returned TO
Washington on business concerning the Impeachment
question before the House Committee on the JUDI
ciary.
The receipts from Internal Revenue to-day were
about one million and third dollars.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

IoSDoy Nav 3-Noon-The bullion in the Bank OF En-
gland has decreased sss,oOO Consos for money, %.
United States FyeTwenty bonds, 7l Illinois Central
Railway shares &c. Erie Railway shares, 32i.
AfternOon.-American securities are quoted at this
hOar as follows Erie shares are AZ. Illinois Central
70: United States Five-Twenty bonds, 7ls
Eyening-Consos closed steady, at 81 for money.
American securities closed the following quotations
United States FveTwentes "a. Illinois Central shares,
7Ss Erie Railway shares, ~
FRANKFORT, May 3.-Uncd states Flye-Twenty bol3ls
closed last evening at 76a
FvenIne-t'nited Stated bonds closed at 76l. :.
LONDON. May 9-NOon.-No. u Dutch Standard Sugar,
"a Scotch Pig Iron, Calcutta Lnseed, 65 Linseed
OIL $50; Sperm Oil, eI3 Whale OIL $685. Linseed Cakes,
s915. rl .,
Evening-sugar market steady; sales Of No u Dutch
Standard at 24 Iron-The market II firm al 526 for
Scotch Pig mixed numbers OILS unchanged Crude Cal
cutta Lmseed, 65 e ~ Linseed Cakes, thin oblong
a9l5 y tun.
ANTWERP May a-NOon.--Petroleum, iof Petroleum
has advanced to 4sf.25e = Dbl. for Standard White
EvenIng.-The last quotations OF standard white Petr"
Ieum to-day were a. IT. per Dbl
IIyERrooI May 3-NOon.-C Otton-The Brokers' Cir
cuar reports the sales Of Cotton for the week at 5000
bales of which $1,000 bales were taken on speculation
aud for export The stock port is $4,000 bales OF whch
lOs 600 bales are American The market opens quet TO
day; the estimated sales are 5000 bales; MID
ding Upands l1Bd; MiddliUg Orleans ND
IL O. and California az IA q. Corn, AL Barley h''
Oats az Peas, 446 Provisions without change;
Pork 776; Beef 1919 Bacon 1871 Lard, jiS; Cheese
Co., Produce-spirits OF Petroleum, I'D; Refined Re
troeum 1s; Pot Ashes. 81 spirits Turpentne $751;; Kos
nsaes Of Common at -, and Fine at 10 70; Tallow as
Coverseed. al.
Afternoon the Cotton market has been du
and inactive and decline OF 3D. has occurred IN p1ees
At this hour the quotations follows: Middng Up
lands lad; Mddng Orleans ilsd The Breadstuns mar
ket is firm Corn is steady at4i. The other markets are
without change.
Eyening-The Cotton market closed quiet without any
Improvement in prices The following are the author
lied closing quotations: Middlng Uplands ilsd; MID
ding Orleans ilsd The sales OF the day exceeded the
noon estimate amounting 10 10000 bales. The Bread
stus market has been quiet Corn OF Mixed wes
ern were made toward the close OF the day at J per
quarter an advance OF Sd. Whcat-No. Milwaukee heo'
1919; White California 1916 per Genital Barley, i9 per
GO 10. Oats, Oh per IS b Peas nave deehheo
10 Cd; sales OF Canadian nc a. per quarter
The advces from Manchester are uniayofable The mar
ket for goods and yarns heavy The Provision market
is steady aud unchanged. Pork-Eastern Prime Mess,
776 Beef-Extra Prime Mess, 127 per Dbl Bacon, sSi
per cwt Lard, 10 for American. Cheese, CO. per ewt
for Niddlins Ashes-Pots, 81. Rosin-Common WI
ningon : 8; Fine IS per cwt spirits TuTpeniIne, 1i
TalIow al for American. Petroleum -Slsndard WHO,
I z M gal
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nEAvw rAfLrIL N BOSTON.

~ rELEssArs TRIBUNE
BosroN, May ga smart earthquake in financial
circles disturbed the equilibrium of operators in Safest
aud its vicinity to-day, occasioned by the failure OF
one Of the most extensive manipuators ia Franklin
Uu1nboidt Ugncoek Huron, Copper. Falls, Heels
&C. im this city. and COryd0n in Ncwlork. At
about O'Clock this afternoon. Mr. John Leighton was ar
rested I'm process sued out by New York parties, and
conveyed to comfortable quarters, where ne viii be con
fined awaiting requioiioD from The Governor OF sew
one house having "A claim against him OF near
$4,000 while his assets uCODsideTable He was well
known as one Of The most daShng outside operators in
the financial arena or the Hub. lie was afraid OF
nothing and had the nerve and confidence OF On Is
le Was among thc bears and bulls.
His failure IL now the only theme OF remark in tho
streets and at all places U pubc resort aud at present
impossible estimate how serious tile disaster
be IN quarters where his tracks not covered up
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CAN fDA.

THE DUTY oN nIroErs-NtvGCNI MOS OrIN.
ny TILggR.PH TRIBUNE
OTTAWA, c. w, May 3.-Ibe Commissioner of Gus
toms has issued circular explaining that articles adj
mted free of duty mills and factory machinery under
the tariff applies only 10 machinery Of all kinds for caid
ing, spinning weaving, rope making, milling Of Bour,
meal &C.. PAPER makuig, saving and other mauufacur
cs md when intended tO bc fixtures, ana 0lln part 81
mn iactnrv, aud rot to circular ar 10 upright saw
cards. spindle. h1hiuS. articles 81 similar make
which viii io subject &" duty of - par cent ad Vl0rt
urlc-s Imported with machines 30 which they belong
iron chairs Of les. diameter than Onc-haf inch, must pay
rs PER cent, IRON cables over uuc-Idif inch free.
Navigation the Rdcau Canal was opened yesterday.
4 dispatch from Montreal >yS navigation il open,
aud steamers are running TO quebec aud Toronto.
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fires.
~ hottest.


About : o'clock on Friday morning a fire was dis
covered la the grocery OF Charles Fundhem, located
ON thr rr,l noor OF the large enement.house No. l54
Nottst Oniccr Duiy of the Fourteenth Precinct en-
tered the building, and, ascending 10 tho upper put
The house wa. ON ffe, Ia many eases ran into the
street in their night clothing Al were gqI ON Silly
The stock in me grocery wss mostly S5 en- IN
the BoNely Company portion of the secondloor was
occupied Dy William II. Eainer and family. Loss on lar,
ConpDnV The remainder Of the building Is occupied by
10 at her families, whose loss on furniture ana clothing Dy
mater ,Sd s damned To- the extent OF s0 Insured
The fire Is supposed 10 he OF incendiary origin
AZ CHICAGO.
CulCIGo, MAY 3.-Ihe Merchants Hotel. corner
OF state and WRshiugtou-sts was destroyer Dy hre
this forenoon The loss $4,000 OF when ssyUVv nn rs III
House we're considerably damaged by water. ,,Y.,
CmCAGo. MAY 3fhe fire in the Merchants notel
to-day enatcd In the laundry ana within 80 minutes
from tho frat alarm nearly the whole building Wasa mass
of names The guests numbered $50, several OF whom nad
from the upper doors. and two gentlemen were nearly
before being rescued. The loss ON Iho
and contents will probably not exceed The
Crosby Opera House for time CONSIDERED ~ uan3si'
Some NJ The Art Rooms are much damageu Dy wh.ef,
We ate not able yet 70 give the names OF the insurance
'O"i'"''' ""0 sO"V X Yf'6sb pu lac
FoND NJ Lac May3A fire here this mornn ,
.5oooo which IS hllly insured The cause Oh tue i'
unknown.
CINCINNATI. May S-The extensive soap snd can
die works Of Thomas Emery sous on the corner OF vine
IarThe total loss by the fire here this morning focts
up tl2500O The insurance Is $4,000
IN MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, May ga fire this morning at Wi.
mona Mnn destroyed five stores on the lower END OF
Second ST. No particulars have been obtained
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ALABAMA.
.CoLoHED CONVENTION N MOBILE.
.t..... 81. rAw qrTuVNv

~ rELEGRGPa 10 THE TnlBrNS
MoBILE Ala, May "a Colorcd Mass Convention
Of the State has been In session here for two days and
adjourned to-day The delegates stated that The negroes
in many instances, have been cheated out of
their earnings, mulested. and badly treated IN
the districts they represent; hui IN some
ulaees they were treated well. The Convention
declared Itself Radical. The preamble says whereas.
LATELY lie right OF suffrage has been bestowed
raee heretofore held ia bondage, IN order that may
aconiIc poItical knowledge that VIII insure protection
I'M ar neWly acquired rights whereas, ~ seems 10 Dec the
uocy of or potical OppressOrs 70 unfair and foul
means 10 prevent organization ana consolidation a
mari of Inc Republican party In Alabama;
Ee,gt.ed That proclaim OIa... - - ri. % thS lt-
t,n party Of the United States. and OF tile Site of
h,b,mn aud IL IL IN view ~ harmony aud good under.
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GEORGIA.
sr rKl,sRAPR NJ TIE TRIBUNE.

rRtHaRAPH 10 TRBuNE
WAsHINGToN, May 3-Accounts from Macon Ga,
state that Gov. Jenkins brought TO Georgia himself the
subpoena OF the United States Supreme Court ON the
Georgia ease and had II served Gen Pope when they
stopping at the same hotel in Atlanta lst week
Gen. Pope replied that he would obey the oruer vi inc
Court.
AUGUSTA. Ca ~ 5-Foster Blodgctt has been APP
pointed Mayor by Gen. Pope The new City Council was
to-day inauguraed in the presence Of large number OF
citizens The appointments made by the General giyo
Ms safi4 fact
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
KENTUCKY

nv TILr0hAPH TO
LOUISVILLE, May 3.-'The Mayor. III his message TO
the Common Council states that the population OF the
city has increased from $1,000 10 $4,000 during the past
TWO years. The lower Board Of the Council adopted
Joint resolution appointing committee. 10 consist on
members from both Boards, 20 address President John
son and other DISTINGUISHED persons inviting them 10 hc
present at the Inauguration Of the Clay statue on Tie nh Of
MAY.
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YELLOW FEVER Ar CAPE H,YTiEY.

FORTRESs MONEoE. May 3.-'fbe United States
flagship Sn7quehsnna has arrived here after passage
OF six days from Cape Haytcn She reports that The yell
low fever has broken ont there one seaman board
the Susguthsnna had died OF il and She ha, seven cases
very mild. now board. The disease has been checked,
aud MI viii probably recover.
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coNvJcTIoNuOn NILDIl;.

DYIox, o., May G.-The juryin the ease OF Joseph
leslie today brought n verdict 81 murder In the first
degree for the shooting Of Miss MraLdC Cayor nj ahaps
burg, near this city, IN AuCust last
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\EW-lORK.

BOARD OF COUNTY CANvAsSERS.
The Board met II o'clock yesterday morning and.
after completing the canvass IN the Eighth, Ninth, anu
sixteenth Wards adjourned To IL o'clock THIS morning.
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VIRGINIA.
~ 1,r,er.rn 70 I'm rn.nrsE

RICHMOND, Va. May 3.-Gcn. Wilcox az Lynch
burg has ordered thai "a. RiNCs Pollard sha not deliver
his lecture "thisalry of the South IN iyn'hpug
Pollard has appealed to Gen. Sciolield:
Charles Gibbons Of Pennsylvania addressed large m
dencr Of blacks tonight He urged them 20 cling Ia The
Republican paIy aId abandon The idea Of o0nlscalIVh
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SEVERE FROST IN THE WEST.

" TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 3.-A severe frost was OK
penenced throughout the Western Reserve last night
Al Cleveland the water rozo 10 thickness OF quar-
ter of an inch AT several points the Lake Shore the
peach trees are injured No damage Is reported In tho
interior of the state hoped that the gram crops
and fruits generally are not badly damaged.
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PnuADIIrutA May Judge Kelley, accompanied 10y
Gel John y Taggan has started for Southern tour Ia
occupy about Elk wosks lie viii visit Nashville, Mem
phls Nicksburg aud NowOTleans, returning VIA th' sea
board viii take The stump against all corners pro
vidcd he has the closing argument OF half III hour,
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MISSISSIPPI.
~ TELEGRAPH 10 THS u

TkIIeRAPH 10 IHR TRIBUNE
WAsInNGroS, Nay S-Gen. Ord has issued an or
der appointing Registers of election IN certain counties
In Mississippi lie gives Instructions similar 10 those of
Cen sheridan Viz that the disnnehHing clause OF tho
act b. strictly construed pending the de-
csion Of the AttoTDfy General of the United States
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN May 3-EveniDg.-In the Pussan Dict
to-day, Prime Minister Bismarck announced that the
Government had accepted the proposition for the
naturalization of Luxemburg.
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SPAIN.

LONDON, May 2--Evcning. have been
received which state that rising of the Republicans
in Catalonia, Spain, has occurred Nothing has
transpired as to the proportions of the insunection
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lEpAInNT

The Republican State Convention 30 nominate
Tor Governor Lieut. Governor, and Treasurer
il 10 he held ON the JOth inst at Montpelier The State
ccCt ion occurs IN september.
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SAX0NY.

BERLIN, May S-Evenmg. -Saxony approves of the
new Constitution for the North German Confedera-
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srICIDE IN PTrTsnrEGm.,

PITTSBURGH, Pa, MAY 3-Last evening a giIl
aniud Nfoiie Griffin committed suicide IA a house OF Ill
fame by taking poison. Renorse and The dcsetion ~
friends drove her go the act
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SUICIDE IN RICHMOND. Val

RlcunoND, Nav Sd. 81. Canley - merchant
eight miles from Richmond, committed suicide This
morning by shooting himself