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STEAMERS.
DOR NoRFoLK, PoRTssS S

EoR NORFOLK, PORTS asSf2
on THE LANES RIYER.-The fast and elegant
steamer JOHN NSYLVESTER, Captain 2. G. Gis-
FORD, leaves her wharf at sR3ekssss ioI 1oosss
,FRIDAYat so'clock A. M., and returns on Tues
YlssESaEks s1a arsye ss NORFOLK in t,e 70
connect with steamers for BALTIMORE ano
POINTS NORTH.
BURG on arrival or STEAMER.
Fare to Norfolk, 80.
FREIGHT ss
received MP to sS P. NJ. daily for BOSTON, BAL
TIMORE. RE.PRINCIPAL LANDINGSO ON CHESA-
PEAkE BAY and ALL LANDINGS ON JAMES
RIVER at reasonable rates.
Freights for way landings must he prepaid.
! Letters entrusted to purser OF steamer must be
enclosed In Government stamped envelope.
Apply to L. B. TATUM, Agent
NH n Office. steanerss wharf,
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c1RcU1r COURT OF HESRIco-JuDGE
CHRISTIAN PREs1DING.-Beverly Williams
was Yesterday acquitted of the charge Of
horse-stealing.
The court adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning. !,
We are requested to state that Judge
Christian will call the chancery docket this
morning at the hour named for the session
of the court.
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DRY saOODs.

0TlCE.--0ur buyer is again in New York
~ buying from auction and every other source
where ready cash commands the cheapest goods
Purchasers may cali on Us with the ntmoA assn.
loves, loves market rates. We offer for the present
LINEN NHANDKERcHIEFs,
T3SIE TT3MELs and dShihIs1Ns IRISH TfisNs iRsoNysLIEs, rs,
Yer, very low, from auction. Also, choice and beau
SILK MANTLES, SHAwLs, &C.,
70 %, which we call special attention Good KID
VIZ cARpoz6. AZ 81 81 Pel ansor fase; FounounEAs
No. sl3 Broad between Ninth and Tenth streets.
oJsr1as s q : Gphes samnel n Price Thomas D.
rean, and j. b. Mosby, are with rs. and l. would be
pleased to see their friends. ape
400 THE GREAT CHEAP 100
Fresh arrivals Of SPRING GOODS. The greatest
bargains ever offered to the citizens of Richmond
h6 mHsa srs to e A hAWMs II
AMERICAN TRADE PALACE,
r No. 4es Broad street.
The cheapest T0weiing and Table Linen In Rich
''' " " :. AMERICAN Hi TRADE PALACE,
The cheapest Dry Goods Notions, &C.. Of every
Inscription a aMERiSAS III f aSe + z 5S9s
apps No. 400 Broad street.
NJ EW GOODS-NEW GOODS
IN VALENTINE PLACE.-We have Just re.
ceived our supply of SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS, consisting In part of DRESS TRIM
MINGS, WHITE GOODS. NOTIONS, &c. We
desire to call the special attention Of the ladies tn
our well-selected stock of Embroidered and Thread
Edgings, Real Lace Collars and Laces, En-.
broidered Handkerchiefs, Parasols, &C.. which We
are offering at very low figures.
ARNuSTEAD & BIBB,
ap Ia corner Ninth and Broad streets
NOT1CE.-Our buyer is again in New
In York buying from auction and every other
source where ready cash commands the cheapest
goods. Large additions to our present attractive
stock. Purchasers may call on us with the utmost
assurance of getting everything IN line Mt the
very lowest market rates. eoffcr for the present
q large lot Of
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS. DOYLIES,
TABLE and IRISH LINENS, &C.,
very low, from auction, Also a choice and bca1l-
tiful assortment of elegant
LACE POINTS.
SILK MANTLES, SFIAWLS, &C..
to which we call special attention. Good KID
GLOVES Mt 81 per pair.
CARDOZ0, ALSOP & FOUROUREAN,
No. al3 Broad between Ninth and Tenth streets.
John 0. Chiles, Samuel NJ. Price, Thomas d.
Quarles, +. 7. Lyons Jack Temple, @. b. Four
Gurcan. and j. =. Mosby. are with us, and would
he pleased to see their friends. ap13
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VIRGINIA HOTEL,
GOODSON-BRISTOL, VA. & TENN.
This hotel, situated Immediately opposite tho de-
pots Of Virginia and Tennessee and East Tennessee
and Virginia railroads, will be open for boarders
during the summer months. This Is one OF the
healthiest locations and one Of the most pleasant
summer resorts In the State.
Board per month, intending everything except
washing, $35. Children under ten years, and scr.
wants. Sl750. JOHN j.. LlGON, JR.,
ap 2-dtJel0th Proprietor.
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r &c 0 R 9 3.

opTRITs TURPENTINE.--FiYe barrels
snYaITsssTTTRPE daily expected d.
rect nom ths mspufscsursrs, for sale h bss 4 LEE.
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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c.
o5IlcE.--Upon the dissolution Of the

. .1rrnnosL::c-upon 1rns the dissolution of the
o1S, Ga.,,,05i 0i GobDlN 4 APPERsoN. and of HARRI-
lGok 10 wina az APpERS0N, the subscriber under,
9qo as sneedp np those concerns, whiche IS anxious
stek busipes ~ possible, SO that he may at once
iialedis.,Di debtors and creditors Will please eali
fortic p,c, ana settle or adjust their accounts.
ohee, BsnI Ioeht a nc can be found at w. Goddin's
Asa JJGtH and Tenth streets. : = :. -!
RI PtIRtf IT TNSsGD GDCONyEYANCER and NOarAs
and the n,,s ne offers his services 10 his friends
E9Qses puoiic generally, and also for Rentira
'" !apT-a3 y. L.APPERsoN, :
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.-The boats O

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-Th boats of
/ Y the JAMES RIVER AND KliNAWIA CA
NAL COMPANY will leave the dock rs nsual
promptly ut IL NJ. on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, 4
and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and be-
yOnd collected on delivery, prepaid, ut the op-
tIon of the shipper. Freight received and de-
liyered Mt my office, on the dock.
Way freight will not be delivered till charges are
paid.
Boats locked and Insured.
de II EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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BOARpING AND LOGGING.

DOARD.-A few B0ARDERS can be
ID accommodated on Franklin street second door
from the corner Of Eighth No. Ti5 also several
DAY EOARDERS an le-lm
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LnCORHCE.

T ICORICE.-"G. C.'-We would ad,
- wise the trade that we have been apPoin.eip
agents for the sale of this celebrated faYolte pfu
Full stock always hand and will be sofa at io"-
est possible prices. 1,nS
ap lin HARVEYS q WtlLIkAnlS.--
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DHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND IN.

Il AMI. NORFOLK STEAAlSHIPSS
INE.-steamers NoRFOL.K and ALEXAN-s
DRIA, composing this line. will leave PhIiadrlphia
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRI.
DAY. alternately. l.sG : = -s-sgIss +
Freight taken for Norfolk. also for CHARLES
bills OF lading signed through. &
Passage to Philadelphia including meals and
statcroou 80. W. p. PORTER, Agent
oe al Office No. aaa6 on TIE DoSk.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL %, 1868.
Sun rises SIS Moon sets. IL
S,in sets GAS High tide, A. Mill
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,,rc AM SuMMER ARRANGE

-,pPlNG AND SUMMER ARKANGE-
mrXT lsss.-GREAT SHORT ROUTE
> 4HE VIZ NORTH East. AND WEST, VIA
r.. 'nICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
IhEEnWWSC RAILROAD. CARRYING THE
Iui,TTrn IT ATES MAIL TWICE DAILY-EI.E-
lNNxxtT' CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEP.
GAN' T1iliRS ON ALL TRAI \ S.-The
iN,%rnI.t;U TRAINS on this road are now run
thu" y" "'' depot. corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
>IEihDT,i;Y THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
., lRm,nmd daily Sundays excepted ut 10 A. M.,
E',itii". in Washington at +. NJ, connecting
AZ. ,,hc earlv afternoon express trains Tor the
Nh ItIGITT tniif TIIROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
IN. cars, with the new patent sleeping chairs
G.sird G...s1hcd leaves Richmond daily at $50 p. NJ,
aSSrin~ IN Washington ut 6:i5 a. NJ. connecting
%,. ,hS early morning trains for the North, East
aa W. W .Sr STr ,NiERS stop at Alexandria each way.
5S Is," ,TCoMMODAIION TRAIN for Milford
t.u way stations leaves depot corner Broad
sIi Tiglrh streets, at T.. Nj. Returning, arrives
@friitiIpSI-,,U TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
,iGF CHECKS 10 all principal points.
- frrthcr information and through tickets. ap-
- a., ;hr Office Of tho company, corner Broad and
,.,Sih streets Shockoc Hill. and ut the ticket
Xxx. ',,-.'' corner Rvrd and Eighth streets.
'-, J. T. GENTRY. General Ticket Agent.
,,v1.yI RUTH. Superintendent. ap l8
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EOR PHILADELPH HIA.- S&Efa
II Steamer NORFOL Captalnasa -
NANcE now yng at hes perth IN Tn tne az doGs & VIII re-
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meals and
stateroom, $l0 w. p. PORTER, Agent.
Office No 2a25 on the dock. ar 29--3t .
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.sHIPPING.

TOR NEW YORK-OLD Do FEsS
Il MINION STEAMSHIP Co3lPA-sSas3SS&aa aa
NY.-The new and elegant side-wheel steamship
at Rockets on FRIDAY MORNING, May lst, Mt II
O'Clock. Freight received up to 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Fare, S1?. Round tickets, $50. Steerage, so.
Through bills signed to Boston, and insurance
effected at lowest rates when desired. ~
Apply to SAMUEL AYRES g co.,
an 20-3t Eleventh and Main streets.
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EOR NEW YORK-OLD DO ceHes
H. MINION, STEAMSHIP CoAIPA,sSalaSsSs s
NY.-The splendid new side-wheel steamships
ALBEMARLE, SARATOGA, HATTERAS, MA.
CARA: and VIRGINIA, leave New York for Rich
SATURDAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex-
pressly for this route. They have splendid saloons
and staterooms, and the fare accommodations, and
attention, are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New. York on, the Company's covered pier 81
North river within forty-cight hours.
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordered.
Frcights for points beyond New York forwarded
with diNpatch and no charge made except for &C.
tual expenses incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, New Or
leans and other southern ports leave from the adj
joining pier. AN goods for these points are prompt-
~ transferred without exposure. -. S.
AGENrS.-N. L. McCready, president 1877 Green
witch street, New York Samuel Ayres Co.,, Rich
mond, Va; John NJ. West, City Point and Peters,
burg; T. Fl. Webb, Norfolk Va. .5
For freight or passage apply to a
SAMUEL AYRES & CO., Agents,
de4 corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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OFFICE RIHCMoND AND YORK RIyER}
RAILROAD COMPANY,
pIyrNnSn March IA 1919

RlCllMOSD MaTCn IL, looo.
TINE TO PHILADELPHIA AND
| BOSTON RE-OPENED.--This company is
1~y prepared again TO receive and forward freight
,aud from Boston and Philadelphia.
7i'ESniY and FRIDAY and ut the same time
sr Baltimore, Cincinnati. Louisville, Chicago
and ali points between Wheeling and Parkersburg
,gd Baltimore on the Baltimore and ohlo rail-
rad. and all places reached by the Northern Cen
tal railroad.
Passengers will find this a delightful spring and
alaays in time for the early trains North and W est
With ample time for breakfast in Baltimore: II
d.,rcd Fare to Baltimore only four dollars lSal.
Frcisllts for Baltimore and points beyond re-
Owed at all hours.
shippers. observe the following directions:
FROM Boston TO RICIIMoND.-Mark Your goous
KEYSTONE and Union Line care OF "Richmond
and York River Railroad Line Baltimore, and
s,uhy Boston and Providence railroad.
FEoN PHILADELPHIA TO RICIIMoND.-Ship Dy
the "philadclphia and Baltimore Union Line, ;.
No Is North wharves, Philadelphia, care oI
Eaitnorc Office. No. sLight-strcct wharf: :,
Trains leave the Richmond depot daily at a. NJ.
STAGE LINE FOR TAPPAIIANSOCk. Every
TUESDAY, and FRIDAY MORNING., ON the ar
rIyal of the cars AT FISH Haul station, In King
lss,ng King William Courthouse, Walkerton,
Iaungton. aud NIiler's Tavern, andrcaching Tap
Ilaluock at o'clock same day VIVIAN
Returning. stage leaves Tappallannock ON W ELI
NEsDANS and SATURDAYS, and passengers
reach Richmond by the cars at $50.
Fare 10 Tappahannock, 81 so ana 70 otner polhes
IL proportion. " lLLlAMr ID; E.-Soo,
Erai,ti, s,,nnt NH IA
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.VHEAP, RELIABLE, A N Ds;s,;r,

MORE, sAyANNAH, BOSTON. AND TIE
WEST.-TRI-WEEKLY LINE.-P0WHATAN
STEAMBOAT CONpANY.-NO CHARGE FOR
w WHARFAGE-NO TRANSPARENT OF
G0oDS BETWEEN BALTIAoRE AND ASI2.ls RICH 4
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Leaves Rich
mond every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SA-
TURDAY. Freight received every day except
Sunday up to O'Clock p. N. These steamers
have excellent saloon, statcroom, and passenger
accommodations. Fare reduced to THREE DOl.-
LARS; meals and staterooms extra. For frelgh !;
or passage apply to
HARVEYS & WILLIAMS, Agents,
corner Thirteenth and Cary streets.
Our Mr.. j. d. HARVEY and Mr.. WILLIAM
BRETT, an experienced clerk, will attend per.
sonally to receiving and delivering freight.
ap lS-3m III. & W., Agents.
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RAILROADS.
q v 's.s.::s;Ssss
SI,TruNOND AND DANvILLE Rail


s,1uNOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
DlChM w = SKINNER sCHEDULE.-On and
ETTyFFsDAY. April 81, lsss the passenger
s Il; TSad T "e as Nall asPys Tr.lnLeses
cory. daily at 7:ls A.: NJ. leaves Danyille
@ 4ssi sp saSissas sa a
,nl S"ginsso IN The Virginia and Tennessee rail-
al si,"eTS si,SnTyiic, Nashville, Memphis, &C.. Tenn;
road h"> M" Columbus. &C.. ky.; Huntsville, De-
ltalNllS' Ala Corinth. Grand junction, yicks-
@ New Orleans &c and a Greens
r,7o Wiu' charleston. Augusta. Savannah, Macon,
CogasS,ilss Ntlants, &C., Ga; Montgomery, Mo-
li.. New rtST' Through Mail Train.--Leaves
at s a. NJ ssyss panyie 4iIS NE
da,5, Il 'tic irain from Lynchburg for Petersburg,
&C. -, ,;rpc,s car he procured nj the ticket
TbronEWmtchmond and Danvile to all important
ofIr, !. Hnrth and Southwest. and at Greensboro
points s.i;in s. tn MI points North East, and West.
md I'ai' NV THOMAS DODAMEAD,
Superintendent.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01

Hon. ,. NJ. Ashley IN RateIsh, N. e.
We are in reeeipto Of ae Ddfiy Standard,
published in Raleigh, North Carolina. From
it we clip the proceedings Of meeting
which We publish below, in which tho
Representative in Congress from this Dis.
trict occupies prominent position.
How wonderfully are times changed, aud
opinions modified Six years ago II would
have been impractioablo FOR Mr.. AsWLEY or
any man holding his views, to have visited
any part Of the South, aud spoken as he
has now done at Raleigh.
Terrible as the scourge of war has been
ond as ita consequences now arc, yet il
will indeed have proved grand consumma.
tion in establishing homogenity in the gov
ernrDept OF the several States Of this Union, in
promoting free labor aud freedom of
speech:
One of the largest and most enthusiastic
Republican meetings ever hell In Raleigh
took place at Tucker Hall last night, to
hear an address IRON the Hon. James ~
Ashley, of Ohio.
Governor Holden presided and introduced
MIR. Ashley to the audience in appropriate
| terms. Mr.. Ashley rose amid the most en-
thusiastic applause, aud delivered a most
able, interesting and eloquent speech. We
have no time now to present even a sketch
OF the remarks of the disting uished speaker.
Among other things he stated that the
new Constitution OF this State, to be voted
on next week, was as good Constitution
as those Of any of tho Northern or Western
States lie urged the people to ratiiy it,
aud thus make sure OF the speedy return
OF the State to tho Uni on.
The speech Of Mr.. Ashley. while IL was
repleto with sound Radical Republican
sentiments, was at the same time liberia
aud generous in its tone. 1t can not fail tc
have an excellent effect on the election mex
week.
Mr. Ashley was followed by Richard /
Wynno, Esq, of Franklin, one of the
Republican candidates for Senator foi
Wake aud Franklin. Mr.. Wynne's speech
though he was Iaboring under indisposilon
was admirable, and produced fine, oifcct
He made many friends on the Occeaion
The Republicans Of Raleigh, having seen
aud heard him, will rally to him with in
creased enthusiasm.
Mai. vii ie d. Jones, the other candidate
for the Senate, was then called for and re-
sponded in capital style. The Major wa
at home and was enthusiastically ccei' !
Calls were then made for Colonel john /
Deweese, who entertained the audience IL
his own inimitabe manner.
lie was followed by Captain 7. f. Lee
Republican candidate for Sheriff, who mad
a capital speech, Captain Lee was enthusl
acticolly received by the audience, show i'm
the strong hold he has on tho Republican
OF tho county.
On motion of Captain Z. F. Lee, th
thanks of tho meeting were enthusiasticall
rendered to MIR, Ashley tor the speech o
the occasion The meeting then adjourneC
+ with three cheers for the Congress, thre
cheers for Mr.. Ashley, aud three cheers IL
the now Constitution,
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Since our last issue, Mr.. BbuTFELL made
long and elaborate argument, in which
nc very clearly established bis case against
the President, aud closed by demanding
his deposition. Mr.. BorrwEri was followed
by Judge NELsos who delivered an ex-
tempore argument, in which he reviewed
the history Of the humble individual
whom NO represented in all his grades OF
Vie, from the tailor's shop to the high
position Of Chief Magistrate Of The Re.
public. Tho object Of tbs eloquent
advocates argument, was TO create sympa.
thy for the illubtrious offender by quietly
adverting to the disadvantages he enoouh'
tered IN early life. The Senate clearly
intend to deal with the criminal Of frao
tioual manhood, as II Ire were an integer
Of the genus homo. so that Mr.. NELsoS's
argument is lost on them.
After many technicalitics had been dis.
posed OF, Mr. GhoEsBEcK delivered All
argument in behalf Of the President, which
il stated to have been the most furcible
that has been presented.
Tho next speech in order was that Of
TnADDEUs STEVENS The noble Old Com.
moncr endeovored to read 1t, but his
strength failed, aud he handed it to Gen.
eral BuTLER to read for him. Mr.. VIII
LtANs then proceeded to address the Sen.
ate, but apparently ho made no new point
against tho accused.
Al tho close of Mr.. WuLrAMs argument
Mr.. EvARrs delivered his argument in be
half OF the President. The press generally
assert that as fine and finished specimen
Il has not been equalled. In it's commence
ment, Mr.. EvARrs was apolOgetio in his ad
dress, being seemingly desirous of showing
that his connection with the case was pro
ressionOl merely. lie expatiated eloquent
ly on the beauties and grandeur Of the Con
stitution, and torcibly exhibited the sane
tity and binding character Of All oath. Th'
nature Of his address warrants the opinion
that he desired to iuform the minds Of th'
Senators or arouse their fears Ivy conse
uuences resulting from disregard to th
sanctity Of an oath.
Mr.. SrANpERpv is sufficiently recovered
and will follow on the same side, afte
which comes the closing argument. b.
JomN A. BlNamAN, and then the decisio
OF the seuate--guilty, or not guilty.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01

THE students Of the Ohio Wesleyan Uni.
versity have adopted resolutions charac
tsrizing the law just passed by the Legis
IAture, torbidding students to vote, las a
great injustice to college students, a gross
insult to intellectual culture, apalpable vio.
lation Of the fundamental principles of all
good government, and as being, to enlight
ened humanity. execrable, painful, humli.
Aiing aud too contemplate to contemplate" "
They say also that The bill ia expressive of
the acknowledged fact, that college stu.
dents as body, are not known to vote with
the present dominant party in the Lcsis'
lature, and that Institutions OF learning are
autogonistic to the principles aud teachIngs
of that party, and pledge themselves to an
unfaltering adherence to those principle 8
which have heretofore sustained the good
credit OF the State. and must hereafter be
followed to carry it through the perils Into
which the unhappy results Of tho late cleo
ton have cast H.
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Prince Alfred,

Advices from Australia, received at Lon
don recently, state that Prince Alfred
had been SHOT aud dangerously wounded,
by some person unknown. The dispatch
adds that Fenians have done many foolish
aud wicked things. aud It is not surprising
that they are charged with thiS. But this
young Sprig OF royalty has been conduct.
mg himself himself very badly in Aus.
trNlia, He has been iudUlging in rowdyism
of the lowest character. seemingly presum.
ing that being a sou of the Queen of Eng
land, he could, with impuuity, act the black.
guard aud soouudrel. Insults offered
by him TO women, most probably, nerved
the finger that pulled the trigger; but il is
convenient ior tho Z glish public TO at.
tribute it to tho Fenlans.
We have said the Fepians are in the
habit of doing foolish things hut what
could they expect TO accomplish by assas-
sinatipg Prinoe Alfred. He ia far from
the throne, and behind him stand seven
children Of Queen Victoria. Then the
Prince of Wales has commenced produo
ing heirs to the throne who, in the event
Of the death of that individual, would shove
the eight younger children of the Queen
aside. Tho fact is the supply ofroyal blond
Is so abundant, that the Femsns, even
would not expect to bring about famine
in ,hat line, by observation-disclosures Gazette
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-05-01
DEMocnACY NORTH AND SOUTH.

The following resolutions, adopted by
the recent Democratic State Convention of
South Carolina, are in striking contrast with
tho law of Visible Admxture recently
passed by the Democratic Legislature Of
this State.
The South Caroliuia Democrats state their
views Of the negro population in these
terms
Resolred. That under the action of the
State OF South Carolina, heretofore taken,
,oe recognize the colored population Of The
State as az integral element of The body
polite aud as such, in person aud property,
entitled to u .f0H and eqUd! protection M
der tho State Constitution aud laws. And
that, as citizens of South Carolina, tce de-
clare our willingness, phsn zoe hare the
po,oey, 10 grant them, under proper gadtif
cafions as 10 property and Intelligence, The
right Of Suffrage
(Thero has always been property quail.
iicaton in South Carolina,
The political and moral sentiments Of
Missouri Democrats are stated by the ST.
Joseph's (Mo) Weekly Pindicdtor. We
commend it to those Republicans who be.
lieve dishonesty tho best policy:
THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM