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FRANCE.
Commercial Legslati0n-The Question Of Pro.
tectiOn-A War Hint.

Commercial Legislati0n-The Question Of Pro.
tecti0n-A War Hint.
PARIS May Is, 1868.
In the Corps Legsatf the debate on national trade
and commerce, which commenced early in the week
with speech from NJ Theirs in favor of protection,
continued in yesterdays session by M. de For
Cade la Roquette, the Minister of Commerce, who
made reply to the argument Of M. Theirs.
n. de FORBADE deprecated the re-opening Of the
commercial question and the creation of o crisis in
trade when peace and Industrial prosperity were
sure and undisturbed. He declared that France
would not adopt retrograde policy either on the
question Of commerce or on any other public ques-
ton.
Generally Faily, commanding the encampment Of
Chalons, in an address to the troops, says, ''war
being possible" the labors Of the camp must be
serious and unremtting.
An Ultimatum to Tunis-Diplomatic Changes.
PARIS, May 15-Evening.
An ultimatum has been despatched by the French
government to the Bey of Tunis, Napoleon having
lately broken of diplomatic relations with his gov
eminent account O. unredressed injuries sustained
by French citizens during recent tumuts In his terri
tory.
1t is rumored that the Count de Sartiges Minister
TO Rome, will be removed
The Bank Return-The Specie Flow.
PARIS, May Is, 1858.
Specie is flowing to the Bank of France.
The regular weekly statement Is made to-day by
the onncers Of the bank, whereby it seems the
amount of bullion on hand this week is fully $500 900
francs greater than at the last report.
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a OietFtf&hhI COmpIaIut.-I HIVE Been NJ
n,cted Csarrh for many years. The discharge from my
nose and head terrible NJ sense Of smeing had left
me. fact my whole system had become 9 much i'm
paired that had about given al hope Of tried
ali OF remediss and nothing helped the slightest
degree. eonsnted with skful physicians, and they
pronoupssd case ~ incurabe. Hearing Of DR. kENkE
bYs PERMANENT CURE p0R CATARRH, 1procured
and In s1 weeks entirely cured me OF this horn
bile disease. VI. J. RVBLEE, Auburn. N. y
tho 7k day of November, 1857 personally appeared pe
fore Hiram Rnhlee 70 me well known ~ respecaoo
citizen Of the cy Of Auburn, and being by duly sworn,
the foregoing statement 10 true IN every particular
HORACE T. COON, u
Justice OF the Peace, Auburn, =; ys Il
This remedy 10 sold BY oil druggists DEMAs bAhNhs
co, General Agents, 2I Parh row, New York.
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CANDIDA.

Claims Of Revolutionary Victories.
LONDON, May Is, 1868.
despatch from Athens contains the following:-
The Spakiotean mountaineers claim that In the re-
cent conflicts with the Turks the latter defeated
and driven TO the sea coast.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, May 15.-The steamer Berlin, Cap
tam Undutsch, from Baltimore May arrived early
this morning.
QUEENSTOWN, May 15.-The Cunard steamship
Jura, Captain Macauley, from New York May S,
arrived at this port to-day.
QUEENSTOWN, May 15.-Steamship Virginia, Of the
National line, from New York May 2, arrived here
this morning
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Two Men and a Woman Indicted for Murder.
WORCESTER, May Is, 1888.
The Grand Jury on yesterday reported true bills
against Silas and Charles James for the murder of
man named Clark in this city In the month Of Febru-
ary last Also true bills against David Dore and JOS
ephine Lafiamme for the murder Of Louis Lafamme,
Canadian Frenchman In the town OF Webster, in
April last
The trials will take place before full bench OF the
supreme Judicial Court at the special term, which
commences on Tuesday, June q
Sudden Death Of an Old Citizen.
WORCESTER, May Is, 1868.
Henry Davis, Of Dudley, who was aged upwards of
eighty years, fell dead yesterday afternoon while
hauling wood.
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IRELAND.

An American Collegiate Call.
BELFAST, May 15 1858.
The Rev. DR.. James MacCosh of Queens College in
this city, who recently elected President of Prince
ton College, New jersey has not yet decided whether
he will accept the position.
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MISSISSIPPI.

The New State Constitution Signed.
JACKSON, May Is, 1858.
The new constitution Of Mississippi was signed to-
day by the members Of the Convention, and twenty
thousand copies ordered to be printed for dis
tributiOn.
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All Ruptured Perss

All Ruptured Perssns NetiAcd..Dr. sherman
has returned from his professional visit hsysnA e
pared receive the who cssc h once
during HE absence anxious obtain the on ~
rencs IN the application Of his appliances V0neuung wv
BrOadwAy n Fourth Nhfrh
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The schedule annexed includes all transfers Of
sells offcially recorded at the Custom House since
the date Of the last report
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Clnss-Nams.
TINE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following Is the record Of the temperature
during the past twenty-four hours as indicated by
the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy, HERALD
u,,iid
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A.-stylish Hats for Gents and Youths a
popular prices buhhE, i.e runon street.
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.. Not Few Of the Worst Disorders That Az
nfct mankind arise from CORRUPTION of tba blood HELN
BOLD's EXTRACT sARsAPAKYLLA is remedy of the
utmost value. 80 "'' - -
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CANADA.

The British Government and the Northwest
Territory.
OTTAWA, May Is, 1868.
fhe Dominion government has received a despatch
from England In relation to the Northwest territory.
The despatch states that before the country be
ceded to Canada additional legislation will be
sary and that this must involve either compensation
to the Hudson Bay Company or their consent to the
cesson. The Colonial Secretary will introduce bill
on the question in the British Parliament. II Is
doubtful II anything on the subject can be done at
present by the Canada Parliament as it will be pro-
rogued on Saturday next.
The New York herald., 1868-05-16

A.-Ward,s Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
Cuffs broadway and Union square, also Wholesale and
retail al Broadway.
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Assn uiteIIe.~T0 Beautify and Preserve the
comnex,on ts the skin IL wonderful ladies should
give h a trial For sale by all druggists. Price 20 cens.
MAuRY CO., Proprietors. III Dusne street.
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A.-ssye your Carpets by using Harrington,s
ELASTIC PAPER FELT CARPET LINING AND STAIR
PADS FOR all the principal carpet sure
And inquire Harngtons latest improvement the best yet
ip,roduced 10 bouseheepere.
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Rough, BlusterinG, Changeable Weather
which JAYNE's ExPEC7oRANT as promptly cures, II
faithfully administered Sold everywhere.
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TELECRAPnIC News
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Queen victoria's Reply to the
Irish Bishops.
FRENCH HINT OF WAR.
ENGLAND.
The Irish Prelates In Interview with the
Queen.


Tho Irish Prelates In Interview with the
Queen.
LONDON, May Is, 1858.
An ecclesiastical deputation had an interview with
the Queen at Windsor Castle yesterday and presented
TO her Majesty an address from the hierarchy Of the
Irish Church establishment, which set forth the ex
preston Of the opinion Of the Protestant archbshOps
bishops and clergy OF the island on the subject Of the
contemplated changes in the Church, by disendow
ment and otherwise, as made known to them by Par
iiamentary reports and officially.
Queen Victoria received the address and deliv-
cred reply, non-committal in words, as to her
views, and indicating no leaning to the policy Of
either the Church the liberal party Of the kingdom
on the question.
Parliamentary Radicalism and North Amer.
ican Secession.
LONDON, May 15-Midnight
During the assemblage ofthe House OF Commons this
evening Mr.. John Bright presented petition from
the people Of Nova Scotia praying that Parliament re-
peal the act by which that province was united to
the Dominion Of Canada.
The petitioners denounce the Canadian Union act
as an evil uncalled for and UNJUST the result Of sur
prise sprung the people and OF fraud practised on
Parliament.
After the reading Of the document the evening Of
the 26th instant was assigned for debate on the SUBJ
ject.
G. f. Train mt Large.
MANCHESTER, May Is, 1s6S
George Francis Train delivered an address at a
public hall in this city last night. The audience
wassmal and the proceedings were undisturbed, the
affair attracting little or no attention.
The Weather.
LONDON. May Is, 1865
The weather to-day Is delightful.
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Arrival Of a British War Vessel at Quebec.
QUEBEC, May is, 1868.
The British war vessel Constance, Captain Bur-
goyne, arrived here last night from Halifax. Her
commander will be the senior of,cer Of the squadron
which will be employed in patrolng the lakes this
season.
The New York herald., 1868-05-16

A-V.rd,s Perfect Fitting shirts, Broad.
vav and Union square also nj 31 Broadway.
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Young Ladies', Beware of the Injurfoas EE.
@ Face Powders and ashes Al such remedies Gloss
W ne Pores OF the skin and IN short time the
piexon II you would have fresh healthy youthful
pearsnce use HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT rSARSAPARlLLA.
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SHIPPING NEW S.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY Is, 1868.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
ship Co.
scamship Caledonia (Br NcDouald Glasgow
Bros
Steamship Vile de Paris Fr), Duchssue, Havre-G Mac
Ship Belle Creole, Knowles, Melbourne-R " Cameron
snip aurora !br1 utey Roerdam-Jas Edmiaton 4 Co.
son, Jr.
Bark Josephine OR, Hilton London Boyd Hincken
6aIk ieaverInS bel (brL -, Gloucester-H w D Edge.
Bark Ageroen tNorw, Andersen Antwerp-Tunch Mencke
Brig Ercoe Sltal Culotta, Palermo-A Agresta.
brig Flora lnr Lapree Buenos Ayres-Henry de Codova
Brig Lapwing (Br, Crener, Bahia-J Elwel Co.
Brig maria Croweh (Br Crowel, kingston Ja-A Solo,
Brig Union (Br) Tufts St John MP Nevius 4 Son.
Brig BACK swan fodger Satilla River, Ga-J eager.
schr hccaruo barros, Newton, Antigua-G Vessels.
Loueh
schr Carrie Melvin, Watts Swan Isand-J O Baker.
schr Od Cnad, McClintosk Eleuthera-Jas Douglas.
schr Susan wright Mouu Georgetown, SC-Oollner, Pot
,.schr 2 Gildersleeve Carroll, wilmington, Nc-Ben.ley
schr L Hopkins, Predmore Richmond-N L McCready
schr Margaret Pinta, Blizzard Wilmington DEL
schr 4 ~ scul, steeman, Great Egg Harbor-Gold.
sehr Kate Rich Doughery, Great Egg Harbor-Philps
schr Arthemius, Gates, South Amboy-snow Richard
son.
schr Geo Gilman. Gardner, Calais-Jed Frye Co
Schr IL Hall, Murphy, iioston-J Watts
Schr Dart, johnson, Stamford.
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Ask for q Waltham Watch.
IT is THE BEsT; 1T Is THE CHEAPEST.
r. b. BYNNER CO., 1s9 Broadway, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1868-05-16

HelmbOId's Extract Sur,auartIR, Glen
and renovates the blood nss vgor OF health into the
system and purges out the humors make disease
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Bishop Lynch Chosen Archbishop Of the Pro-
vince Of Quebec.

TORONTO, May 15 1868.
tis stated that the Council Of Roman Catholic
Bishops, now in session at quebec, have chosen
Bishop Lynch, of Toronto, to be Archbishop OF the
Province, subject to the final confirmation by the
Pope. It rs also announced that Father Dowd, Of
Montreal. will be appointed Coadjutor Bishop Of
this diocese in place of Bishop Lynch.
The New York herald., 1868-05-16

Genin, No. 51a Broadway.-Spring Fashion
Hats for gentlemen, ladies and children Prices greatly
The New York herald., 1868-05-16

Royal Havana L0ttery.-PrfZee Paid In GOba.
Information furnished The highest rates paid for Doonho1a
and all kinda Of Gold and Silver.
The New York herald., 1868-05-16

Those Who Desire Brilliancy Of CompIexiou
must purify and enrich the blood which HEhMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARsAPAR RILLA inva-.
riably does. Ask for Helmbod's. Take no other.
The New York herald., 1868-05-16

Phalen's "PaphiAn Lotion"
"FsE#T4s sFsEHTAs tST1Ss,; tSTESs:
.?APHIAN LoTI0S".
%ssaaFHIAS %saPIIIAsSS EtSSTiSs" tSTISsN",
ssss#ixsS ssss#ixs EESTISs" ESTISss""
,.vno,. an pr,o,. rrccIles, Pimples Moth BlasoAsa
Tsa s;S$as s 'ps Ia15s rs srs '''H''>
"FPAFiHs PFiH!Hss ESSTTiiSSSS..
"PaPiIiiAAS "PPaaPHiAS EESSTTii99Ns.
"FPAPHIAs "PAPHIIAAss EorISs" ESrIos"
e; .ss. s.as. e q; ss;ss.
PHHIoN's .,pAPaIAs "pAPHanss LIggTTi!0ss'" IgT!0s'"
"PAPnIAN LOTION
s:$HHI44s :s:$II4s X sI!s II EtSS55EESS$ss:
pyin he "Paphian Loon' copIously several times day
20 sure 10 the sun, dust or winds. .,,,,,.
fut guaranteed 40 vegetable production tends 20 P
the skin from dryness and wrinkles impars wondsr
full degree OF scftness and decacy to the compon se
Price & 26 per bottle Upon receipt of the price ws VI"
forward BY express, ,SxpTlls issITsly ls'sseoSir. ssoir.
.astssaizss sS1SP", sSsS"
aPAPHTAN SOAP"
for the Toilet Nursery and Bath VIII not cnsp sne sxs
and pcssesses the same properties a. 'ne 'oon' oe ~
Il an .,c.su, dene grateful TO the taste and tonic V
,ss sssds %1ss x. sDs teeth sS.as Sssas %Rrs White
Sold By eli prusss,s and p CON M Al, nro.av.~
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Quantity VS.. Quaiity.-Helmbold,s Extract
SARSAPARILLA The dose Is small Those who ,deare =
large quantity and large doses of medicine err.
The New York herald., 1868-05-16

For Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan on the
PERRY's "MoTH and FRECKLE LOTION"
Seld everywhere.
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tenn naturally undergoes q change, and HELMBOLD'a
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED EXTRACT or sARsAPARII..
LA 10 IN assistant Of the greatest value.
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A.-Lyon's Magnectic Insect Powder.

A Clear, Smooth Skin and Beautiful Com.
ple1on follow the use Of HELMBOLDs CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA. 1t removes black spots piu-
pies, moth patches and all eruptions Of the skin.
The New York herald., 1868-05-16

HIPS Hair Dye, so cents; Black or Brcwnf
best In Also Arctic or AHealing Ointment sod oy M
druggists.
The New York herald., 1868-05-16

Furniture COVERINGS
New styles, Terry's Brocate, &C.
Ell. 4. ]. B. KELLY, 47 Broadway.
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In "Spite Of Wind and Wenther."Iknox's
gprns trade backwarness OF the season.
has remarkably active owing 70 me eie
gentlemen. Strangers visiting the city, who want really
Handsome and becoming hat must seek NJ hnoxs zlx
Broadway, corner Of Fulton street.
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,e Hend Cool and che Hair Healthy-

Keep the Head Cool and the Hair Hea1thy-
Get 4 bottle of CHEvALIERS Life for the Hair at
rapidly and pleasantly viii do its work It restores
gray original color and stops its falling out. Re
commended By physicians and sold BY all druggists Bee
Cheyalier's Treatise the Hair. Sent by mail free.
SARAH A. CHEvALIER, N. D., LIB Broadway, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1868-05-16

David's Spring Style Of Gentlemen's Hats.
299t4 Broadway near Duane street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-16

Wigs, Toupees and Ornamental Hair,.nsSe
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dycng all colos at bATCnn
LOR's, Is Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-16

CristadOro's Hair Dye.IThe Best Ever
Wholesale and reail also applied nj No.
Astor House.
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HeImtDOId,i

Two TablespOOnfuIs of HelmbOldSs Extract
OF SARSAPARILLA, added pint of water, equal tn
the Lisbon Diet Drink and bottle equal to gallon Of
the Syrup of the decoctons usually
The New York herald., 1868-05-16

BatchelOr's Hair Dye.-The Best In tho
world THE only perfect Dye harmless reliable, nstanta-
Factory l6 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-16

II. T. Helmbold TRUSTS TINT His Remedies
which prepared by sesyled doctors, who IN
many instances too ignorant to read physicans
simplest prescription much less competent to prepare phar
maceutical preparations.
The New York herald., 1868-05-16

HembOld's Concentrated Extract Buchu Is
the great diuretic. HEMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED Ex
TRACT SARsAPARLLA il the great blood purier. Both
prepared according of pharmacy and chemistry
and are the active that be made
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New Aareriisememrs.
A LECTURE

WKY -
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&c.-By Robert j. OULVERWELL,M M: D.
Author of the Green Book" DC. ,...f ..-.
the world renowned author. in this adj
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If the disgrace of such legislation

&, If the disgrace of such legislation
attached only to those who engage
in it, the case would beS modified,
but it reflects upon the fair fame OF
the State and it's intelligent citizens
wherever they are. Without refer
ence to the political bearing of the
law-for that is the last considera-
tion-and solely because the law is
a shame and an infamy not lightly
to be borne, we will keep it in green
remembrance its authors, and see
to it that they are not forgotten in
times when they will be anxious to
forget.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-04-16

The 'Wapakonetta Union says
that the election board of Wapa-
konnetta began to count the ballots
at about 4 o'clock P. NJ, on last
election day, and that they were
nearly done counting by 6 o'clock.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-04-16

OUR people were surprised last
Friday morning to find the earth
covered with about four inches of
snow. The falling of snow was
general throughout the country, va
rying in depth in different localities.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-04-16

ACCORDING to the latest informa.
ton the Connecticut Senate will be
composed of IL Republicans and 8
Democrats. The House 13O Re
publicans and los Democrats. This
secures Republican U. S. Senator
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-04-16

WE see by the Herald that the
city Of Mansfield has been prose
cutiug a goodly number of her citi
zens and obtained judgmentin every
case. The liquor sellers of that
place are being looked after sharply.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-04-16
T EGAL NOTICE

rt--- az. - .ftat
John W. Irwin. Catharine Irwin, James H.
Irwin. Jesse B. Irwin, Ann Elizabeth Ir-
win, Mary Ellen Irwin and Sabra Ann Van
Wormer, of the County of Wyandot, and
State of Ohio, and Jane Thorp, wife of
James A. Thorp, of Henry County, State
of Illinois, and Sophia Irwin, William
Irwin. Henry G. Irwin, Flora Irwin. Geo.
w. Irwin, Zoah Irwin and Fletcher Irwin
of Cass County, State of Missouri, will
| take notice that petition was filed against
them on the 9th day of March, A. D. 1868,
in the Court of Common Pleas, within and
for the County of Wyandot, and State of
Ohio, by James Halsteda Anna Halsted,
his wife, and is now pending, wherein SAID
James Halsted and Anna Halsted demand
partition of the following real estate, to- wit:
Lot No. of section SO, in township 3,
south of range 13 east. in Wyandot County
and State of Ohio, containing AZ and l.
hun ndredths acres, and that at the next
| term of said court the said James Halsted
and Anna Halsted will apply for an order
that partition may be made of said prem
| ises. ' o.
Dated this Ninth day of March A. .
| 1868.
JAMES HALSTED.
| and ANNA HALSrED.
| By j. D. & c. SEARS, their Attorneys.
sn1S 6t
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The Infamy of Ohio Legislation.

The Infamy of Ohio Legislation.
The Cincinnati Commercial which
is a very conservative Journal, says:
The Legislation delayed action
upon the Visible Admixture Bill
from no tenderness of feeling for
those coiored men who have here
tofore exercised the franchise, hut
50 .as to prevent any test case aris-
ing ont of the spring elections,
decision upon which might invali-
date the Law and defeat the purpose
for which it is framed. au
Those engaged in this infamous
piece of work know very well that
the law runs in the face of the Con-
stitutien of the State and the decis-
ions of its Supreme Court, and a
palmer confession Of this knowl-
edge would not be required in court
than was made. by the legislators,
who had it in their power to cut off
the colored vote at the late election
and yet refused to do it, The law
was perfected and passed by one
branch of the Legislature, but allow
ed to lie quiescent in the other
House, although it was understood
that the Democratic members were
Of one mind about it and could
crowd it through at an hours no
tice. btG "e.l 5.n... ri
The whole thing is conceived in
sin and brought forth in iniquity and
the simple proposition is to SO ad
just it in point Of time and circum-
stance as to reduce the Republican
majority in October and November
to the extent Of the colored vote il
being assumed that otherwise it viii
be cast for the Republican candi
dates. la.ss1.r1 ~ t4H l'luaa bs
1t is necessary to look into the
law to fully comprehend its uttel
meanness, 1t is made the Eduty o
the judges of election to challenge
any person having a distinct an(
visible admixture Of African blood
and the person so challenged, hay
ing been put under oath, is requir
ed to answer the following ques
tions:' iii 92-,fr a't. ~ sr se''
1In what State were you born, ant
when and where? - ''''
tsWere your parents married ani
ifso when and where?
"Had your parents, or either o
them, visible admixture Of Afri
can blood? '' = ~.
."Who were your grandparents
and where did they live; and were
they married, and had they, or eth
er of them, an admixture of African
blood? - :
e"Do you associate, and are yo,
,classed with white or colored per
sons -la..r.z. 49,.
Have you children and if so ar
there schools for colored children i
operation in the township, villag'
or ward where you reside; and if s.
are yonr children permitted to at
tend the common schools organize
for white children, under the laws G
this State ?'' s.rzaI' -.-.-.} gfsi-rl
The impertinence of many c
these questions, and their irrelevar
cy, are so apparent that we can al
tribute their appearance in the la
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-04-16
Union State Ticket.

LAST Thursday the Ohio Senate
adopted a resolution to adjourn on
the 18th inst, till the first Tuesday
In December.