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New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

The Commercial AdUertiSer, under the head
of "History Teaching by Example" prints a
list of the men who signed the death warrant
of Charles Ist, with the fate which bcfel each
of them. We suppose the editor means to in
sinuate that restoration is to follow the
Congressional "interregnum," and that some
johnson number will one day deal out aX
and rope and dungeon to the Senatorial assas-
sins of Andrew the Ist, and particularly to
their friends in the Custom-House. As inc
Advertiser is in historical mood, suppose its
writer cons for the nOnce the solilOQuy OF one
Woolsey in Henry the With, rs to serving
God, full blown pride &c, including leading
me naked to mine enemies, or words to that
eacct-not to say "Yaia world. hate you"
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
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Our correspondence from Connecticut shows
an active and spirited canvass on the part OF
the Republicans. The western Border" APP
pears to be awakening from its apathy. We
have received the following dispatch:
STANFORD. April THE XIIth Senatorial District
''Western MISREPRESENTATION Greenwich Darien, Nor
walk, Now-Canaan, and Witon--wi do as well as last
year. Now print IT, W. A CUMMINGS
Republican State Committee.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

Il it understood at Little Rock that the
Arkansas Constitution has been carried by over
600 majority. The Rebel papers at Memphis
are cipherng industriOusly to prove different
result, but their clamors about fraud throw
grave suspicion upon the accuracy of their
returns. At this time it looks as though the
right had clearly triumphed, and that Arkansas
is ready to return to the Union.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

We are assured that the five rca diugs which MI
few days will be the last in all probability, which
ne will ever give in the United States. II is not
likely that his visit will be repeated IL is gratifying
10 remember that wherever lie has gone no has been
received with unyarying cordiaty, aud his whole
tour has been one OF unusual good fortune. We trust
that he may carry away with him pleasant recollcc
tiOns for his visit has certainly resulted ia widely
enlarging tbe Girllc of his admBers:
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
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%mustmnts. &c.

BROADWAY THEATEB - This Evening - Joe"
Cbanirsu.
FIFTH AVENUE ART GMIHRY-This Day-Mr.
Jerome TbOmTsou's painting, ''fhe Oh Osken Bucket"
French THEATER - This Evening. 49, La Belle
Helene"
HEw-YORK Circus FOurteenth-st-This Evening.
Tho wonlerfl CypOcephaus-LPusn Pones-bdueaed Mues
-Acrcbaic Skl
NBw-YoRK THEATER-ThiS Evening, at S-Nr G.
a.. Boui'soes BeuesL Hamlet
KIBLos GARDEN-This Evening at i..-"The
.Wbte Fswh" Psrisienue Ballet Troupe.
OLYMPIC THEATER-This Evening at s." Humpty
Uetspty.' G. H. feI.
IRVING HALL - This Evening. - Fred Bergner's
k1Irtb Annual Concert .
WAIIACK'S This Evening, at $50" ROsedale'
ST. Lesser Waiack, &r Johu Gilbert
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EUROPE.
GERMANY.

TUE RELATIONS BETWEEN PRUssIA AND n,,.
MARK.
81 ArIAsTIo TssEssAPs
LONDON, April 1.-The negotiations between Prp..
sa and Denmark in regard 10 the disputed teuitor,
in Scheswig olstein still continue II is report.S
that the Danish Commissioner recently asked IN,
cessiOn to Denmark Of the Island OF Alsen in IN,
Baltic, and the Fortress of Duppel adjacent TO Asea
on the main land. The latest kilograms from tha
continent which contain these runors say also thai
Prussia has decidedly refused to acoeds to the 70.
quest of Denmark
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
RHODE LSLINO

The election in this State yesterday was
spirited and CALAMITY fought. Gov. Burnsidc's
majority is something over 300, every county
giving large Republican majority. The vote,
with the exception of one small town, is re-
ported 20 be as follows:
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
AUSTRIA.

ANOTHER DEFEAT oF THE CLERICAL PARTY.
VIENNA April THE Reichsrath after rejecting
an amendment proposed by the Clerical party. has
passed the bill providing for general education by
system of public schools.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

~ Central and South AmericG; Tie Fash
IONS Benjamin. Disraeh A.; Ole Bull; The M0Ru-
Gsnt to lincoln The DaUis- Hancock OCdhOn "a
New- orleans; The Mutual Gas Company The
Gonzales Tragedy; The Union Paper Collar
are on the second page this morning; Markets
and Shipping Intelligence on the third and
Soienifc Items aud Real Estate on The Sirth.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

Two vacancies, or no choice, in each House
in the figures for 1868. When the vacancies
are filed, the Legislature will stand sub
stantaly as last year. Little Rhody has done
noblv All honor To her!
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

he has had extensive experience in State affairs,
and will bring to his new Office all the know
ledge and zeal necessary for its honorable and
successful administration.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

The appointment Of ex-senator Bell Of JEFF
ferson County as Canal Auditor is announced.
Mr. Bell was Wing of the Olden time, we
believe. and has ever been an earnest and con-
Aas.sat ReQRb4Gan, His PUBLIC ree0ga i Gs2L
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mn cnrpr .rnNnrNrs

g. e taken Of AUop5 Communications Nhs't'r
st,ndi m Ioseri0u subeus1t b The address
ofs vrier-uos leesdy if publication bot ''s guaranty tor
Ais good faith.
We ssasot Undertake "a retqru rel eesd Communication,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

and 80 on. In peace there's nothing so be-
comes man as modest stiffness and humility,
&c. Overhaul your Shakespeare, and when
fouud m Ike n note.
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SPAIN
THE AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS.


LONDON, April IA dispatch from Madrid gyD..
positive denial TO the reported prohibition of Ams6.
can newspapers by the Spanish Government.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
SIep-2lnrk Daily Grib1r1rE.
THURSDAY, APRIL ,, 1865.

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Express must prepay the express charges.
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LECTUREs. MEETINGs, &e.

LECrUREs.-"Two Years Of Travel in Peru The
D. G. Squer LeIipgtors5c PRESBYTERIAN Church "A Ns
Ndge-stS
MRETINGs.-ReceptiOn at WOrkingwOmen's Home
Re a5 Bitabetht The Feth Anniversary ot the New
gort Por Society, Stenwsy Hall 40 Conseeratcn Of the
Of Messiah. Paik and ThyouTthst $50 me-.
union Republican Committee No. 93l Broadway
Bible Seiety. Bible House $3.50 Grand Organ Concert
Church Of the ircstOn Mati0nave and Thirty fourth ST.
o. m.. Meeting at the Chamber or Commerce, ?. m.
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CITRA

MADRID, April 1.-The Spanish Government will
grant Cuba an army organization similar TO her o1,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
r,uLoN's "FLoE DU MAYO" thc new perfume
SOLD BY ALL paroor.r. ,sO r,v,, coon. ps,rnr,.

SOLD by ALL pur00isrs rAScS GOODS pE,LLS'.
youth and beauty meet chase 'h glowing loa With as
., What g,sz z the air they breathe nd makes inA'ry to
osas; Ash ue ladies' eg vn tell yoa PuAloSs perfume
"Prog MAyo"
Since the Introduction of WOLCOTr'r PAIN
P.f soothing Grups l,l o l demand my house - the
.te Of groS Ter moll ie,p u supply and deal u faielt
Dat Pain Paint takes tle Lead OF every tlrs. thiREs
n CsirrEypKN Wholesale Druggist No. ,3 SNttare, y l
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
GREAT BRITAIN.

PROPOSED PURCHASE OF ALL TELEGRAPH LIsEs
BY THE GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, April LIN the House of Commons thia
evening, Mr., Ward Hunt. Chancellor of the Tx
chequer asked leave to bring in bill for the pur-
chase by the Government of all the lines of telegraph
in the Kingdom He explained thai the bill provided
for the appointment of srbiters who shall decide
to what prices to be paid TO the several telegraph
companies for their property and interests in tho
lines
REVENUE RETURNS.
The revenue returns of Great Britain for the past
quarter of year have been published, and shows
deficiency Of five millions sterling.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
70 THE WEAK THE Wory. AND THE WEARY

To THE WEAK, THE WOBN, AND THE WEARY
. editor Of bc Bo Ton Recorder says We most unhessrg
-oru,. the SyruP protected solution Of the plo'oyie Of
roa the weak The sad ie Fe1r A'vng richly experienced
benefits possesses an tie qualities claimed ioI by It's pro
ors0r"
EyEEDELLs, No 303 BrOddway.-W edding
Cards Visiting Cards F.cuch No Papers, Mo-oyus the most ee
sslt s Ipr and Enyeorss ready stamped atal on f
Everything new in HATS for Ladies, Misses,
s Infants Prices reduced At tGENN- No 5l5 broadway
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trnel'es Coz ttc cure oi Consumption
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H. NJ HATsos, Nuut1es Plymouth. Mas
Wigs, Toupees, and Ornamental IIair.-First
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BArcHELOR's HAIR DYE-The best in the
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Msds uskiur premiums caring nc past q ytar'
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Gusiu,ss i9oiitto.

Gusiuss 9otitts.
Trad; Marx III s.a:,sl" ,s.: g
EseioPias. eOsIlAAiSroeo sv'Ty article
goods heavily plated ssI Nickel Silver a"d re 'n''
sni2 <l ~ evey rssp,ci superior < best Sh.ed plat,
GoBHAN MANUFACTURING Co,
SlresuithI AMI Manufacturers Of Fine Electro Psis
Providence. r. J.
TuY GORHAM WARE, iadjspatabIy superior
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A.-kREUMATIsM Legally Warranted Cured
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,U&pEY pieces economical and convenient size 'r
By leading goce, and at the saleIooms OF ue manu-
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AsD LtngWe refer any medicinal article be i merits
well established this army Of readers ase folly a"e oi
knowing The srJ Tre Of The article referred o. n ta
iy use uubesangy and earasg recommend It to all ReSs
tflcted WAY with pulmonary troahc M sale AZ NO 100
ooorlsL. Rosion. IN Nev-lorE by pra-es's generally
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02

TUE RELATIONS BETWEEN rRUssn AND DEN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-27
.cai, ,fora.Democrat,c meeting.

The uhdersig led unite;in call for meet,
ing Of the Democratic party Of Charleston
District, to be held on Saturday evening, 23d
Instant, al eight O'clock, for the purpose Of
considering response to the invitation of
the Democracy of Edge6eld District, to meet
in convention in Columbia aud nominate
delegates to the National Democratic Con-
vention, to beheld in New York or the 4th
July. - 20 . .
a list with the caption above has been left
at this Office for signatures. The object of
the meeting is onoof parament interest to-
every one who cares for the welfare of the
colntry:4 We have remained too long inert
and voiceless-C Charleston. must express her
self. We earnestly invite every one who is
in sympathy with the Democratic party, to
sign the. call, and to attend the meeting. Let
it not be said, that at such q time as this the
Democracy of Charleston stands aloof Our
fellow citizens of Edgefeld have taken posi-.
ton, and call upon the State to respond. We
cannot be silent.-Charleston Mercury, 23d.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-27

= Rss6l5sd, That We can but hold IS enemies
all such as will rot unite with US, their old
friends and masters, thesgply ones who are
really interested in their rIRelfafe and best
know what pertains to their good ;and we
swill not countsnapee them oremplo sEem in
any caBe wheaiall present ssontra ctsss66aall be
closed ~ sEf l
II Rssolved, That sWe sincerely regrett that
this action islforceaf upon ussSsnd sss hope
/ EthatEthe coIofed men will take syssnns in
| tine and come forward to,assist ugih saving
them and the country from rtif1:
Resolred, That the proceedings of the
meetibg be published in the Edgefield Adcer-
tiser. Abbeville Banner and Press.
...,..,.... G.. w. MAXSON, Chairman.
W. A. SMITH, Secretary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-27


@s- In New York State there is no love for
ything that looks like miscegenation. The
eternal negro is now kicked and abused on all
sides, und what is allowed by the Reconstruction
Constitution of Carolina is decided to be illegal
by the Supreme Court at Buffalo. A colored girl,
it seems, entered one of the white schools in that
city, and was permitted by the teacher to remain.
Complaint was made to the superintendent who
decided that the girl must leave the school, This
brought the matter before the Supreme Court,
which ruled against the right of colorcd children
to attend any school except those designed for
them exclusively. 80.
Ns- number of hogs have died in various
parts of the State of Maryland, supposed to be
caused by eating seventeeurycar lOcusts.
/ lD- Rio.Janeiro advices state that the, United
States Minister Webb spressing mediation with
the United States between the belligerents, threat
enisg interference n case the Paraguayan war is
prolonged sbl.,l.
aa- Says The Rome Courier, we saw in town
on last Wednesday a child named Margaret a,
Davis, aged ten years md ton months, and weigh.
ing one hundred aqd siaty-t,po and half pounds.
Who says wo havn't got healthy country
ag~ Hon. John A. Gilmer, of North Carolina,
died at his residence in Greensboro on Thursday,
May IL. Mr.. GilJner for many years vas one Of
he most prominent public men in our sister State.
Ho had been both United States and Confederate
states Senator. No man in North Carolina en-
joyed 8 larger measure of public confidence than
did the deceased. 80
asye A colorcd man who'died recently in New
York city, .atth age ofG7I, was the owner of
,igh. houses and 100000 in bonds. He began
life as houie servant l.Ss - = ~ sr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-27
Come out to the BaiIot-Boxl..Rallyf for
-sfH - Vnur Coupfry 49,

&
On Tuesday and Wednesday next, the End and
Sd of june an election is to take place for District
Officers At times we are called upon to elect
nsn who merely have kind of theoretical con-
troll over us, and we never feel their weight, but
the Officers to be elected next week, arc to take
charge of us and our affairs, tangibly and practi-
cally, and in some way or other, their influence is
to be felt md seen, for thcnext four years to come
How important is it tAsn, that we shall bs'vig-
liant, and that every man, woman and child in
the District shall take this election to heart and
strain every nerve, to secure the election of good
men and true..: He that is not with US now, is
against us, ard We should employ oil our wealth,
influence, and popularity, with the blacks, as
we'll as the whites, to win votes for themen ofour
choice. 1t is childish weakness for usto stand
aloof from the freedmen, and say VIC will not be
contaminated by contact with them. Fortune,
and superior, and tyranical power, have made
then. cot only our equals, but if VIC remain list
les to the issues Of the day., our political superi
ors and our Legislators, and Governors. Apply
to each one of them every legitimate means of con-
troll, and let him know, that if be opposes you, he
cannot eat meat from your larder, bread from
your kitchen or milk from your dairy.
The Conservative Committee, and the friends Of
the District, have put in nomination, somo of the
very best and most capable men of our knowledge,
for ali the offices to be filled, and all that the in
quiring voter need to do is to cast eyes over the
columns of the Advertiser, 10 find a candidate
suitable to the most fastidious taste.
People of Edgefeld, as in days of yOrc, como
to tho rescue! 4"'
"Awake. arise, or be forever fallenw
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-27

gr lady was urged by her friends 10 marry
widower, and us IN argument they spoke of his
two beautiful children. "Children," replied the
lady, "arc like toothpicks; person wants bel
own"
@- A Chicago gitl Of sweet nineteen now
sports her fifth husband. his four predecessori
enjoyed married life from. six months to year
each. t - s
~ The young Prince Imperial has just be-
gun to travel alone, preceded by orders that be
shall be received with honors similar to those
paid the Emperor.
gs- The president of ono of the Boston sa-
wings Banks states that the deposits have been
doubled during 1867, through extensive adver-
tising in the newspapers.
p At Colts frearms factory, in Connecticut,
business Is very brisk, the hands being engaged
ia milking $4,000 Berdan rifles for Russia About
four hundred workmen are now employed
ey At Berlin, lately, 1t Is reported that
woman seyenty-two years of age gave birth to
child.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-27
Democratic Meeting at DOrn's Gold
Mines. g. e..

In pursuance of a short notice, a large mum
Der Of the citizens Of the vicinity of Dorn's
Gold Mines, Abbeville District, met on Satur
day, the % Of May, 1868.
The meeting was called to ordor by Capt
F. a. Edmunds, and on motion Of the same
gentleman, Major G. W. Maxson was called
to the Chair, and W. A. Smith was requested
to act as Secretary.
The Chairman, in a. brief and eloquent ad-
dress, explained the object of the meeting to
be, to form Democratic Club, and very for
cibly urged the necessity of united action
everywhere (both North and South) to rescue
our country from military rule and negro
domination, and again restore cons titutional
liberty.
On motion, the Chairman appointed q com.
pittee of three, consisting Of Messrs. W. B..
Dorm, Esq, Dr.. j. q. Jennings, and Capt. F.
+ II. Edmunds, to prepare businesg for the
meeting.
On motion, the Chair appointed commit
tee of. three, consisting Of Messrs. r.. A. Tur.
ner, DR.. P. Il Bradley and DR.. ]. C. Beall,
to draft constitution ant bylaws for the
government of the Club, 10 be presented to
the next meeting for their consideration.
The committee appointed to prepare busi-
ness for the meeting reported as follows:
sWe, accepting the defent of our policy by
force of arms, and believing the people Of
our State firmly attached to the principles Of
constitutional liberties as handed down to us
by the fathers of the Repablic; and recog.
nizing the National Democratic party as the
only party true to those principles; and know.
ing that the policy of the Radical party, if
successfub. must invarisbly, lead to bloodshed
and all the countless horrors OF war ofraces
and being anxious to preserve peace, law and
order, by uniting for the overthrow OF these
enemies of our peace.and' country, therefore,
be ii -
Resolved That we form ourselves into
Democratic Club, to be known as the Dorn's
Mine Democratic Club of Abbeyille District,
s. c.; and that we pledge our sacred honor
to be governed by such rules and bylaws as
o majority.of the Club shall enact for its gov.
ernmeut. s.l.. ;.
Resolred, That those colored men who
voted the Democratic ticket or absiained from
voting, We recognize as our friends, and will
stand by them as such, and give them all the
assistance in our power, and I'd. those who
have acted against us hitherto either white
or colored, we now extend an invitation to
ioin as in theeahse of liberty, to fofsake the
Radical party, and to assist Ils In keeping
peace ip the country M !
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-27
Chairman Of the Committee.

The election has been ordered to commence the
2ud day of June next Heretofore there have
been no general party divisions in the local cleo
tons in the State. But under the new order of
things that has been inauguratsd, Loyal Secret
Leagues have been formed through our State to
concentrate the votes Of all radicals to carry out
extreme party measures, Without reference to
merit or worth, and such an organization forces
upon all, who are not radicals, the necessity of
organizing to save our locd Offices, SO important
to the District, from falling into the hands Of to-
tally incompetent men,. Our policy of nomina-
dors has thus boea forced on us. In the praeti-
cal affairs Of our every day life these local Dis
trict Offices are of the last importance to us. It
is therefore hoped that every; person entitled to
vote, will certainly turn out as the election and
do their duty fully Truo We are all poor now,
but then every man who has any property what
ever, will feel it deeply if these District Offices
fall into the hands of incompetent and bad dis
posed men. - = = 4'-'s -
The new Constitution, that has been proposed,
abolishes the Court Of chancery, as administered
under separate chancellors, and merges chancery
jurisdiction in the Courts Of Common Pleas, and
the duties Of both sre henceforth to be admins
tered by the same Judge. It will therefore be
perceived that there is but one person to net as
Clerk ami Commissioner in Equity. We have
therefore nominated but one for both these Offices
So too instead Of our old Board Of Commits
sioners of Roads," we are now to have but three
1" Road Commissioners" and we have located one
in elch Of our Regiments.
Az this organization and nomination has been
forced on US by those who call themselves Radi-
Gals, it is hoped that every good and true man
will consider himself as voting not for men alone,
but for principles. Those who were; for /" Old
Elgefeld," as she wasgin prouder and better
days, specially called on to stand by principle
and yirtuei in this our day of trial and sadness.
We desire nothing but to promote the welfare
of the District: We have no; personal OF indi-
vidual preferences to promote.
F..W.. PIcKFNs, Chairman.