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how thoroughly and entirely the defence
may be made out, the Senate will convict
as party measure.
This is believed by many because the
impeachers unequivocally proclaim to out
siders that there is no doubt of a conyic-
ton, and yet it is we'll known that these
same lmpeachers are seriously exercised be-
cause of their failure TO obtain assurances
from certain fourteen Republican Senators
that they will convict without reference to
law or testimony. To the credit of these
reticent Senators, be it known that hey
have not agreed to any result, and that
they propose to try the case upon its merits
and the law and testimony as presented in
the trial. Such has been their response
thus far when approached by the schemers.
Nothing daunted, however, the extreme
Radicals have organized for a vigorous and
what they say will be an irresistible move
ment upon the obstinate Senators, and
they expect this week to send to each par
tlcuIar member their supposed influential
constituents, to threaten or entreat prom
ise to convict Such is their plan, and we
have it from al authentic source.
It is more than probable, however, that
the besieged Senators will administer
proper rebukes to their besiegers for such
attempt to tamper with the
Senate. All the defence demands is that
the case may be tried and determined upon
the Constitution, the law and the facts that
may be adduced in evidence.
General Sherman arrived here to-day in
to subpoena requiring him to
testify for the defendant. Judge Curtis
will make the argument for the President
on Thursday next, and, as now arranged,
the other speeches on the same side will be
made by Messrs. Evarts and Stanbery, in
the order here named It is understood
the two remaining speeches for the prose
cutiou are to be made by Boutwell, and
Bingham, the latter to make the closing
DATA.
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STATE NEWS.

DAVIDSON SUPERIOR CoURT.-We learn
that the case of the State VS.. ". F. Hender-
son was continued by the prosecution until
the next term of the court and Henderson
allowed to re ,ume the practice of the law
IL the meantime.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Tbis tribunal is still
in session, his Honor, Judge Buxton, pre-
siding. On Friday morning the case of
the State VS. Alex. Willis, Anthony Jack
son and Henderson Taylor, three negro sol
diers, WAS taken up. These negroes are
charged with the killing another colored
man, Anderson SeIby, III this city, in De-
examination of witnesses had not been con-
cluded. Il is doubtful whether the trial
can be finished day
The Attorney General, Hon. Sion ii.
Rogers, conducts the prosecution, and Hon.
D. c.. Fowle and Col. E. c. Haywood ap-
pear for the defence. Both sides are con-
Quoting the case with ability.
Raleigh Sentinel, GM.
Fatal AFFRAY.-Last night about s
o'clock two negroes belonging to the Com
pany of soldiers on duty at this post, got
into difficulty in the upper part Of the
city, and one of them, drawing his bayo-
net, struct the other on the side of the
head, intlicting d mortal wound. The un-
fortunate man only lived about five min
utes.
We were unable to learn the names of
either Of them, the murderer fleeing imme-
diately, and there being no one present
who knew them when our informant left.
2. S.-Since writing the above we learn
that the murderer has been arrested, and
is confined in our city Jail.
NeWbern J0sv. q Com.
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Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Testimony for the President in ImpeaCh-
ment-Opinions of Robert J. Walker a nj
Reverdy Johnson-Effost of xtremists
for Conviction-Probnb fIities of a Fair
and Impartial Trial-General sherman's
Testimony-The Arguments, sc.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-To meet the allie
cation that the removal Of Mr.. Stanton
whilst the Senate WAS in session was in
violation of law and the custom of former
administration, it will be proved by the
Presidents counsel that Judge Holt, when
acting as Postmaster General, removed
three important pOstmasteTs at q time when
the Senate was IN session, VIZ : IN June,
1860, the postmasters in New York and
New Orleans, and in January, 1861, the
postmaster at Milwaukee. Judge Holt was
himself appointed Postmaster General
during a session of the Senate, and con-
tinued to act as such for some time, though
his nomination was not sent to the Senate.
In response to a resolution in the Senate
inquiring about the appointment President
Buchanan cited one hundred and tifty-nine
case, of removals by former Presidents
during the session of the Senate.
General Emory testified in the impeach-
meut trial, it will be recOllected, that Hon.
Robert J. Walker advised him that he must
obey only the orders coming through Gen.
Grant, and that the other officers had con-
suited Hon. Reverdy johnson, who was OF
the same opinion, &c. It will be proved
that Mr., Walker has written letter to a
friend, in which ne says that he advised
General Emory that an inferior officer
could not question the orders of his SUI
perior, whatever the source of communica
ton, and Notwithstanding an act OF Con
press which provides that orders shall be
sent through the General of the army. Ii
will also be shown that General Sherman
consulted Hon. Reverdy johnson on the
subject, and Senator johnson advises him
that a law abridging the power OF the com
mander -in-chIef, which power had been
GIVEN bv the constitution of the United
States. could not otherwise be regarded
than as unconstitutional. The law under
consideration not only directed how the
President should give his orders, but pre-
vented him from exercising his authority
10 directing what he might consider his
d,,tv in the distribution of troops and O.
assigning officers to command them: This
opinion is directly the reverse OF what was
attributed to Senator johnson.
There are many points to be made II
evidence bv defence which are not antlcl
mated by the public possibly but neverthe
less thew arise legally and pertinently II
the trial and will make the defence 81
complete that even were not the case pre-
sented by the impeachers so tilmsy and ut
terlv devoid of proof of guilty knowledge
or criminal intent on the part OF the Presl
dent, the Senate would be compelled tx
render a verdict of acqulttal.
It is, however, the general impression
among the public, and especially amone
] mere superficial observers, that no matte
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RosIN-In the makeL for this article we have no
material change to report as cgards prices given
in our last. There has been a steady demand for
nearly all grades for shipment, but factors gene
rally holding at figures above the views OF
buyers, consequently the transactions have been
somewhat limited. The arrivals are light, and
the stock of all qualities is rather small. The
weeks sales are 6.908 bbls., follows Friday.
959 bbe. at 81 30 for strained, So rs for No. and
81 for No. and Pale Saturday, TIP bbls at 50 30
for strs med 50 so for No l. 81 25 for No. and Pale
and SIS 10 Pale; Monday, 2 4O5 bbls. at 81 so for
strained 50 SO for No. 2 1894 50fOr No. ], and 50
for Pae Tuesday 1888 bbls at 81 80 for strained,
50 35 for strained and No. 2, 81 so for No. 2 and
So 50 for No l; Wednesday, G85 bbls. at 81 800
50 IS for strained, 81 629 for No. and low 20 l.,
and s5@$6 for Pale, as in quaty-aH u 280 Us.
TAR-Has been in steady demand for shipment,
and the price ruled without change uF to Wcdnts,
day, when it gave way cents, and the market
closes at 81 10. The receipts are 1,1lS bills,
which sold as follows: 9l8 bbls. at 81 20, and
200 do at 50 Is u bbl
ing new to report The stock in dealers q hands
is ample for present limited demand, AMI we hear
of only small transactions IS follows: Second
hand, 50 25@s2 40 as they run, and 81 5O@$2 IS
for selected new 50 1898 for country, and So
250s3 so for NJ Y. make and city at 50 80 for
pine, and s3@$s 25 for oak.
BEEswAX-33 to 80 cents IL ID.
BEEF CATTLE-Continue to be bro ght in spar
ingly, and the supply of becves III butchers hands
is barely sufficient for present use. There is a
good demand. and prime article would find
quick sale. we quote On the hoof at lZQDl5 cts.
q ID. net, according to quality.
CoRN MEALS III full supply and only light
demand. We quote as selling from tho graparies
at 81 45@$1 so y bushel.
CoTIoN.-In the early part of the week just
closed there considerable enquiry for this ar
ticle rom buyers, aud under the advices from
abroad the market ruled quite active during Fri
day and Saturday at an advance of 1@2B cents OIL
previous quotations-about 225 bales having
changed hands at rs cents for mixed grades, 27Q
| 27A cents for low middlins, and 2T, 273, 28@2s.
| cents for middlng-cosing on Saturday at high
| est figure. On Monday the market opened rathel
dali, and since then has been somewhat unsettled
! no gales have taken place. The adYices IRON
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ne enJ is worth more than all the
means. We shall certainly Triumph
TIE WICKED AND CRUEL PEOPLE
WHO WOULD CONVERT FOUR MIL
LIONS OF HAPPY LABORERS INTO
SAVAGES, By BESTOWING ON THEM
PRIVILEGES WHICH PROVIDENCE
NEVER INTENDED THEM TO POS
SEoS, and Who would divide our property
among themselves and reduce us to Slave
~, will be foiled and driven back The
God OF battles, who rules on the earth, as
IN the armies Of Heaven, will continue to
night for lis, if We are only true to our
selves. Courage, then, all Let US be
united, and patient, and firm, and loyal,
Ind sacrificing in every emergency
the ray of light will increase until it
!uScioscs It's source, the sun of victory. Our
independence once achieved, North Caro-
INA INA Will be one of the most prosperous
StHle8 IN the world. We shall enjoy our
Sc and leave to our children not only
nDerty' but ali the blessings which tolera
!lon III reli8lon, and the industrial pursuits
II! IN the field and workshop. education, and
the arts and sciences, and peaceful com
merce with other nations, can bestow up
On us'"-HoEaen, July l. 1862,
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SPIRITS TURPENTINT. The firm feeling noted in
this article at the close of our last review con-
tinued during Friday and Saturday, but in conse
quence of the small quantity Offering the tranSac-
tons meagre. On Monday there was some
dullness manifested, and decline took place Of
cent, and on Tuesday there further decline.
Closing on latter day at 60 cents On Wednesday
small sales effected ut 6O@t05 cents. but the
market generally ruled quiet at lowest quotations.
This Thursday morning the price has again de-
cined cent, with sales at 593 cents, and at the
time of closing our enquiries it has down.
ward tendency, SO cents being the highest figure
hills viz:
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WILMINGTON MONEY MARKET.
NOTICE..

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME BY note
"A or account, made since the late war, will
please call aud see me, and make some arrange
ment for payment, or they will find their notes
and acconnts in train for collection. All notes
over one hundred dollars will be sued on 1T June
Court, 1868, if not paid some arrangement
made for payment. This is the last notice ID re-
atty Z. HANSLEY
Wilmington C. April 8 1G4-6td-1tw
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Appointments.
County Canvass.

The candidates for the Legislature and
the County Canvassers will address their
fellow-citizens at the following times and
places, to wit
April 1Oth-Friday Run (Batson's)
April Acknowledgements Sound tHumphreys)
Aprli !4th-Iuesday -Masonboro' tTharp's)
April 15Wedn 'day-Fed Point (Biddle's Store)
Friday 18th, Saturday 18th and Monday Goth
lat night in Wilmington.
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r E Y [ E W
OF THE
WILMI NGTON NJ \ Rk EFT S
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
April Q. 1868.

DEMONSTRATING the week just ended there
has been a steady demand for this article, and
the quantity coming to market has not been suf-
fcient for distiling operations. About all of the
old crop has been brought in, and it being rather
early for the new crop the receipts for a few
weeks must necessarily be meagre, and confined
to small parcels. The price advanced 10@2O cts.
on Monday, and it has since ruled at So 60 for
yellow dip, and 50 Is for hard, u $50 lbs. The
price of virgin is lower. few small lots hav.
ing sold at IS 5O@$5 IS. The weeks receipts and
sales are ONLY 7S9 bills. as follows:
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
Connecticut Election
WASHINGTON, D. C, April Z.


Returns from Connecticut, with the exception
of thirteen towns, give English majority Of ,294.
The Legislature is Radical.
HARTFORD, April 7-Noon.-The Democratic
msjority is 1900. The Republicans increa.e their
majority on joint ballot. thereby securing Radi-
cal Senator.
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FIichi2an Election.

WASHINGTON, D. G., April Moon.
The constitution has been defeated in
Michigan. The negro suffrage clause killed it,
Seventy towns, including Detroit, give 8 100 votes
against the constitution.
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Hester G. Johnson
IS. po,i.ion tor nouar
Allen Johnson, Asahel "
johnson and others.
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION Or
/ the Court that the defendants, Joseph d. Lee,
Nathan W. Lee, Dora, Eliza, Kezah end Robert
Lee reside beyond the limits of this state. II Is
therefore ordered that publication be made for
civ weeks in the =" Weekly Journal published III
Wilmington, notifying said defendsnts to appear
at the next term of said Court at the Court House
nieaj answer or demur thereto, or judgment pro
con fesso will be entered as to them.
Witness. W. A. Mathis Clerk Of said Court at
Office, the Sd Monday OF February, A. d. 1865 anu
w. A. MATHIS, q. @. G:
april 10 9-"o'
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EleGtivn in Ohio

WASHINGTON, D. c., April Moon.
Sandusky, Ohio, has elected the entire Demo-
cratic ticket b. majority of 200.
In Cleveland the Republicans elect 10 of 80
Councilmen.
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Ohio Election

CINCINNATI, OHIO, April 7-P. M.
The Democrats have elected City Commits
sioner and Wharf Master. The Republican ma
iority last year was 2, 100.
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Marine Intelligence.

New YORK, April S-Noon.
The steamer United States, hence to New Or
leans, was spoken, Saturday, off Hatteras, shaft
broken. She would proceed under SAIL
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The steamship Paul, from London for Quebec,
was totally lost on Dover Straits
From WashtngtOn-prOcee of Con-
gress, &c.
WASHINGTON, April S-P. NJ.
SENATE he bill exempting the colored school
property in the District of Columbia was passed
to-day.
MIR. Wilson reported the House bill extending
the Freedmen's Bureau.
The bill allowing persons who had formed and
expressed opinions from newspaper reports to act
as jurors passed.
Mr. Sumner proposed a constitutional amend
ment, declaring persons ele cted es President and
Vice President, who acted as President, inegi-
BILE to either Office.
A large number of private bills were passed, af-
ter which Executive session. Adjourned.
FoUsE.-Mr. Robinson offered resolution re.
scinding the impeachment resolutions and with
drawing the managers.
The Speaker declared that the resolution re-
qured q unanimous consent.
Pending another prolonged question to print
forty thousand copies of Mr.. Buffers speech, Mr..
Robinson moved the regular order. with view OF
getting that out of the way, but the House ad-
jourDed after quarter Of an hours session.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ottawa, Whelan and Doyle have been arrested
on suspicion Of killing MCGEE. The assassination
is generally attributed to Fenianism.
Judge Curtis opens tomorrow. There is
greater demand for tickets than there has been
since impeachment opened.
Heavy Frost in Montgomery. Ala.
MONTGOMERY, April 8-P. NJ.
heavy and general frost fell here last night,
which had bad effect on the young corn, cotton
and fruit.
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Election i'm Indiana.

EVANSVILLE, IND, April 7-P. NJ.
The Democrats have carried this town for the
irst time in several years.
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Governor Browniow, of Tennessee, lately
pardoned two thieves, who have since
been detected in digging up the treasure
which they were sentenced for stealing.
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iowa Election.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April Moon.
The Democrats have carried Keokuk. 1t went
Republican last year.
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Election In Wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE, April 6-Noon.
ONei, Democrat, has been elected Mayor by
1000 ma jority. The Republicans lose Aldermen
and : COuncmen.
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Josh Billings says, If you trade with
Yankee, steal his. jack knife fust; for if he
gets to whiting, you are gone in spite OF
thunder"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-04-10

Warren Jones the chief 'rotunda man"
at the Aston House, died last week, aged
seventy three years, and never used liquor
nor tobacco. His estate is valued at $50,
OOO
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DRAWBACK VOUCHERS.

NEW FORM, APPROVED BY THE INTE En-
n nal Revenue Collector Of Wilmington an 40
made according to late order, can DO hn@ -
the JOUhNAL UrH L
sept. 20
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The Emperor Napoleon makes note of
everything he wishes to remember, In his
memorandum book. AS soon as he has
filed up page OF it he tears it out, reads
it over and then he tears it TO pieces. He
says he never forgot anything noted down
and read over in this manner.
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The first thing Disraeli did after becom-
ing Premier was to write a letter to the
newspapers.
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OUR CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, April 8.
1t is rumored that Lord Cranborne has been
rendered the Canadian Governor-Generalship,
and Earl Mayo the Indian Governor G Stewardship.
Lord Fitzgerald is about resigning the Irish
Appeals Judgeship.
The Irish hierarchy is preparing petition to
the Queen against changes in the revenues of the
Irish Church.
Violence against persons and property is daily
reported in Cork.
LONDON, April 8.
Letters were received to-day from Dr. Living
ston, viz Zanzibar. He was in good health and
returns to England after successful journey.
Markets.
New YORK, April Sc z. NJ.
Gold firm at 1889. Five-twenties of go, cou-
pons, 111S. Sterling Exchange 1905 @109i Ten
nessee skies 674.
Cotton a shade lower and rather more doing
sales of 5000 bales at % cents. Flour SOLO cents
lower Southern brands unchanged Wheat Corn
and Oats quiet and steady Mess Pork 500 co.
Lard quiet. Rice dull at 104@11I. Sugar active
and firm. Other Groceies steady. Turpentine 66
@67 cents Rosin So 80 to 81. Freights I'M
! changed.
BALTIMORE, April SIS p M.
Cotton dull at % cents. Flour quiet. Wheat
firm and unchanged. Corn inactive white 81 90
| @s1 II yellow 81 IS. Oats $1,000 cents. Rye
80 cents Mess Pork s27 25. Lard IL. cents
Bacon active ana excited rib sides 164016l Cts;
shoulders 14l@145 cents ans unchanged,
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Nominations for OnsIovv.

JACKSONVILLE, n. c., April 9th, 1868.
The Executive Committee of the Conser-
vative party for Onslow county met to-day,
and nominated the following candidates.
For Sepator-Col. VIM. A. Allen.
" House of Observation-Disclosures 1homp-
son.
For County Commissioners II Sand
lin, William p. Ward, E. W. Fonvie, \. J. Muir
rill and Christopher Stephens.
For Sheriff-Ehjah Murril.
For Superior Court Clerk-A. G. Higgins.
For Res ister-I ID. Costin.
For T1easurer-Simon B Taylor.
For Surveyor-M. L. F. Redd.
For Coroner-Stratton Burton.
II. 81. SANDLIN, Ohm.
E. ". MATTocKs, Sec'y.
The Conservative Candidates will ad.
dress the people of Onslow county at tie
following time and places:
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DOWN WITH THE MONGREL CON-
STITUTION That is the slogan.
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AppOintM entS.

Thos. S. Kenan, Conservative candidate
for Congress, in the I'd District, will ad-
dress his fellow-citizens at the following
times and places
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
SAMPSON COUNTY.

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, FeIrnGTy
Term, 1868.
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A LIBEL--The Warrenton Indicator
says that Jno Read, of that county, who
was a member of the committee in the
Mongrel Convention that reported the vile
and deg. aiding educational article, pleads
in extenuation of his course, that he sup
posed it was all right, inasmuch as it was,
for the most part, drawn by Hon. d. L.
Swain. We believe the assertion to be a
calumny.
Hon. Josiah Turner, Jr., addressed the
people at Troy, Montgomery county, yes
terday, and will address them at the follow,
ing times and places in Moore Carriers
Mills, Sth Bear Greek, 9th Egypt, 10th !;
Little Hope. 18th.
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current

BEEswAx, 10 50 90 IS
BEEF CATTLE,
D 100 lbs. 10 90 OILS 90
BRICKS,
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GREASY SAM WATTS made an incendiary
harangue to the negroes of WILLIAMSON a
lew days since, inhaming them to the high
est pitch. Not satisfied with this he treat
ed them all to liquor, and scores Of them
roamed the streets in a state OF wild intoX-
ication, to the disturbance and terror OF
the community And this man is Radi-
cal candidate for JUDGE ! What a com
mentary upon the elective system and upon
Radicalism RAJ. Sentinel.
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OUR CABLE DISPATCHES,

LIVERPOOL, April 8-Noon.
The steamship Paul. from London for Quebec,
was totally lost on Dover Straits.
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JAS. FL. IRWIN, Esq, of Mecklenburg.
Who was nominated by the RAIDS as one OF
their candidates for County Commissioners,
is out in a card declining. He says that he
can neither affiliate with the objects of that
party nor vote for the ratification of the
Constitution.
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CHATHAM CoUNTY.-A correspondent wri-
ling to the Sentinel, says You may rest
assured that old Chatham is aroused and
will do her duty in this life and death
struggle. We intend to throw off the dis
grace that attaches to our former apathy
Scores Of white men are leaving the
leagues"
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The DISTRICT Convention of the Sixth
Congressional District appointed Hon q
B. Vance and Col. J. NJ. Long, as delegates
10 the National Democratic Convention
With George F. Davidson and DR.. A. NJ
Powell as alternates
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MASS MEETINGS at Lincolnton, April 18th +;
Rutherfordton, 10Th Shelby, April 18th !;
Dallas, CASTOR CO., April 18th. Prominent
and distinguished speakers will be present,
aud the people will be there by thousands
ROLL ON THE BALL The scork goes 6ragely
on