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District Court of the United states.

DISTRICT OF MAINE.-In the matter Of
~ Robert L. Jackson, Bankrupt. In Bankrupt.
cy This Is to give notice that ition has been
presented TO the Court, this third day Of Novem-
bankrupt, praying that no may be decreed to
have Q full discharge from ell his debts, both %
an individual and IS member OF the arm Of II. L.
Jackson & Co., provabls under the bankrupt ACT,
and upon reading said petition, II 10 ordered BY the
Court that o hearing be had upon the same, on the
9Th day OF January A. ID. 1859. before the Court In
Portland In said district, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
that all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons In interest, may appear Of said
time and place, and show cause, if any they have,
why tho prayer VI said petition should not DO
granted. ,,,,r-
3wis Clerk OF District Court for said District.
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VANTED-Salesme TO travel for q Manufsc.
w turing Co., and sell by sample. Good wages
guaranteed. Address. with stamp. ii. ID. HAMIL-
TON CO., No. Alb Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Pa, 4v1S
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1hI .sis..sssa have nh day sos.sa sspsres,hlp
~ ssas Ne syh and nru q DRARiN0 PIISBU
LN uay tees.d - kssp esaslAnky q hanA N
- - s.~s,sas q nsAy-sssAs osAss ssd
S- n.aa h " county. Ain, Rssss and PiHlsu
Cs..os. Sess q ~ psipsA m only paaes n u
sesss Cesss>s 80 faruAshed 10 ory,rr.
saw rLiHo AND JOB WORK
' ''s''' s'a y .sss aass ~ =. yin give ~.
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State of NIAlna.

CuhBERLAND.ss.-<th s Supreme ysSse,arcss,t
begun and Acid az Porfiasd, srtfkis erd C,S 49,
cossfy or csmSsrfssf. on tAs second Tsssdsy Of Oe.
fobsr, Lsss Demini, 1885,
Upon the foregoing Libel, Ordered, that the \,
belAnt give notice 70 the said Prits 0rsnt Ia
appear before the Justices OF our said Supreme
judicial Court TO be holden at Saco within and FOR
said County OF York. on the hrst Tuesday Of Janu
AIRY next by publishing IN Attssted copy Of said
libel, and this order thereon, three weeks succes-
siyoly In the Union and journal, . Newspaper
printed 10 Biddsford. In said County OF York, The
fore The sitting Of said Court, that he may ther
and there In our said Court appear and show.causs
y any he have. why the prayer Of said libelsn,
should not be granted.
A true copy Of the Libel aud oder Of COur
thereon.
Atte,t, DIV. FEssENDRN. CLERK.
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Gsomstrlcai Question.

What IL the area Of triangle In which two Of
the sides are Is and - feet, respectively. and the
included angle 10 3o'f
No. 2.
The base OF triangle 10 iss feet, and It's alti-
tude 10 feet, what Is the areag
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LesaI Notices.

To the Honorabls Justiess 81 the euprsm<
judicial Court, next 70 be holden ~ 300. With
In and Tor The County Of York, % he Nrs'
Tuesday OF January. A. d. 1867
MARY A. GRANT, Of Saoo. Aforesaid, Win
W. Of rrits Grant; Of psits =, 1nLnS % Fs:psss.
Informed that shs Ias lawfully married 70 The said
Frits GRANT, ct $500 Aforesaid, on The tvcuty.exth
day OF April. A. d. 1864 and always behaved 70.
Wcrds Ire said Fritz 0rsnt % chasts faithful and
asetionats wife, bat that the said Fit! Grant re-
gsrdlsss Of bis marriage covenant and duty, I've
days aftsr their said marriage, 20 Wit on the
twenty Eighth day Of April, 4. y. 1895, .ilfully
and without reasonable cause wholly deserted her,
and has continued his dsssrtiou Of her 70 the day
Of the date hereof, and has never In all his lilo
nsas any provision for her support or done The
lisves and 90 charges, that the said Pitts disnt
never intsndsd 10 live with her a. her hust and
when he married her. but married her FOR corrupt
ana sinister mist, motives. Wherefore your libelant
pnys that the bonds OF matrimony between her
and the said Fritz Grant may DO dissol ved and m
IN duty bound will ever pray.
October %, 1869, ~ ""ANi'
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RUnHOvAr..

NEBs ANN a0RDAN has removed her
A nlllsesy. vs.sy sst Hseiish eesas and
800 49,. 49, - vssid b P''s''d y s'sss as'
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Answers.

ENIGMA No. i.-william Makepeace Thackery
No.2.
The woods, the waters, and the Clan Alpine,
are the oldest things I'm Albym.
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CT. MARY's EGE.
DIRECTED BY THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.

DIRECTED BY THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.
Studies will be Resumed on tho 3lst-of- August
The various arts and sciences usually taught in COL
leges find here appropriate place in a system OF
education established by experience conducted on the
most approved plan and with devotedness commen'
surate with the work engaged in.
view of the great number of classes in the college,
thorough graduation for all capacities and requirements
been attained and the frequent examinations and
promotions becet emulation the soul of advancement,
making labor pleasure and success q certainty.
The Of instruction pursued in the college rs
divided into three Departmental preparatory interne-
date collegiate. There is BESIDES an exclusively
commercial students not wishing or having
sufficient time to 90 through the whole Of the collegiate
course. ..-... -... .
For further particulars terms ETC., apply at the col
lege, Of Poeyfarre and Fouchcr sreets auGae
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CT. VINCENT,s ACADEMY.
JEFFRRsoN CITY, LOUISIANA.
Directed by the Brothers of the Christian School

Directed by the Brothers Of the Christian Schools
PRosrKcrus.-This institution, situated Napoleon
Avenue between Magazine and Camp streets. i unsur
.saseYss i iss.sios .p.sioas
as wel as for impartng refined and solid education
msl%sain IL bss1ns and @ ss%tIs%sS
emulation among the pupils Strict attention is paid te
ali determinations are admitted, and their religious
opinions unrestricted Special attention is paid to
the commercial department.
TERMS-INvARIABLY IN ADVANCE:
Preparatory Class, per month - 90
Superior Glass ------..--.------.---- W
EXTRA CHARGES:
Instrumental Music per month. .e6 90
German ..---..-..----..----. 20
n B.sThe services Of a Drawing Teacher win DO
when a sufficient number of pupils will desire
''"N' '' " COURSE OF STUDIES:
PREPARATORY. IL
Spelling Resa,ng-Englsh and FrsRsh Writing
Sacred History.
III INTERMEDIATE.
In addition t. the Spis siss
tory Course; Acknowledgements and Practcali
Defamation, Music-vocai and Instrumental
SUPERIOR AND COMMERCIAL
position---Enalish and French Fs.quelles sapencr
tas e d
Natural Philosophy, etc.i Algebra; Mensuration
Geometry; Trigonometry; Surveying Drawing Mu.
sic-Vocal and instrumental
REGULATIONS:
The class rooms school days opened at 8
O'Clock the morning Frosn TO g. tho pupils who
in attendance review the lessons for the days at o.
school begins at TO- in the yard fifteen minutes
at III till I21; at IT, recess OF fifteen minutes
at 81, the pupils are dismissed.
Pupils who may be detained fter this hour for any
stating the time when they dismissed the parents
to sign that NOTE and to send it beck next
day. y
no absence from school without permission rom the
Director will tolerated When unavoidable absence
occurs pup his netattendance, wilfbe required
to produce note from his parents.
Thursday is the regular holiday OF the week-f
another occurs. IL replaces 1t.
No pupil allowed to leave school on any day without
task to commit to memory and an exercise to write,
each according his proficiency and talents; these
duties are performed at home, there L. time
allotted for them in school
Parents expected to insist upon the duo perform
ance of these duties and they also invited call
occasionally the academy to inquire about the dill.
cence and conduct of their children.
Parents Of limited means and yet DESTROYS to have
children well instructed by the Christian Brothers
will fair opportunity by sending them to the new
spacious parochia school, erected at the corner
Chestnls ano lena where can "
n B-No pupil is re-adnitted wholesves the academy
school, who Protracs absence without
augsO BROTHER AUSTIN. Director.
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DRoSPECTUs OF THE COLLEGE OF TpE mr.
III ruaculate Convention. New Orieana 49,

pROSPECTuS OF THE COLLEGE OF THE III.
4 naculate Conception, New Orleans.
This Literary institution Incorporated the State
Louisiana, and empowered to confer degrees IL COM
Quoted by the Fathers Of the Society Of Jesus
The buildings well adapted for the purpoao A
courtyard entirely cut on street IL reserved for
recreation: that from the arrival of the pupis at 7y
A NJ till their departure p M they are constantlv
secluded and superintendent - -"
The course of instruction embraces Greek. Latin
Englsh French Poetry, Rhetoric History, Geography
ply, with the addition Of Bookkeeping and the ususi
Commercial Branchee.
Students are not admitted, unless they know how to
read and write. - -
The moral and religious training the students In tho
Lead ng objects of the inst uctors.
Every month report p sent to parents stating
The ACCIDENTAL year begins the dSst Monday M
October, and ends about The 3Ist Of July.
Collegiate Course, payable In advance nd In Unt.sd
States currency, two m0nths, 93o,
Preparatory Course, sle. feo ~
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CADEMY OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH.
CARoNDELET, MISSOURI, NEAR ST. LOUIS.

CARoNDELET, MISSOURI, NEAR ST. LOUIS.
At this Institution taught all branches that enter
into the education of thoroughly accomplished young
lady. The best evidence the Sisters offer as gus
to parents and guardians OF their success IL the
extensive patronage awarded by the public to their Of
fortz. ~
the health the pupils the site Of the Insttution
ample security both from its high position and tts
beautiful surrounding country -, I,
All the appliances for successful study IN All the
branches tsuht are amply provided for the Sisters
besides and extensive chemical labor STORY
The echoYastlc wear Of ten months commences the
est Monday In September and ends about the ssth OF
june I 40,
The highest Incentives general merit in
that adcru the moral and mental o. the
pupil ~ held by the Sisters regardless OF labor or
expense. II = ~ .x,,,
Parents guardisna tho line Of the Mississippi
their children wards TO the AGA
any the safe and elegant steamers snat Ply
between St. Louis and New Orleans
Letters addressed to the Drectress OF st. Joseph Q
Academy Caron deiet No. will be promptly answered.
Prespectuses sent with full particulars, when desired.
eeo0 IF
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SfT.taJio 8 ERH's sCHoOL, lli3b .
MAR CORNER or .co,mos AID rAaA,s s1a.xry.
- New Orleana Louisiana. -

This Parochial School, under the direction Of thu (
f nsFssss E ss
The remarkable success Of this Insttntion It's steady
II pubic e n which s f. sssa
TO the attention of Parents apd guardians. I IN
i ,it{s D.. COURSE OF, INSTRUCTION. asfysT
The course OF instruction pursned in this School is
divided into three The Primary the Inter
There Is also department exclusively young men
whS intend to devote themselves to the mercantile pro-
Religious Instruction. Spelling, Reading. Writing,
Vocal Drill Object Lessons First Notions q AFithns-
TIC, Geography, French Reading, and Vocal Music
$780, INTERMEDIATE CLASSES. @s
orthography, Reading. Writing, Exercises In Flo.
chiffon, English Grammar Geography History. Afith-
metic,Qiantal and Wiitten,) French Grammar, and
III ~ COMMERCIAL CLASS IS 4t'.ssi
Logic. History-(Ance and 1iodornj Higher Afdik..
metic, Algebra, Geometry, Tigononietry, business
Book Keeping in the most thorough form. "a - :
GENERAL REGULATIONS. -. d al
On the completion of the Commercial Course Diplo-
are found Worthy Of that disncti Sn0 On
to @f the mSs aS @ pupils a @ be
nsSsRes already e rns
Bach student will be examined entering, WI
t. as ps
and method II studies are deened . essential q
habits viii be eSected - - ''' p'''' " 'ne's
TERMS PER MoNTH-PAYABLE N ADVANCE.
F1i%apys n ssp Tsns,tm,,t @
Commercial Department. %
Special Lessons IN the Science Of Accounts 90
School Hours-From 81 A. II. to IL Nj and from laa
For a ssFthsE n sppl At the sehes,
''. ssis iRR0''' '1s Director.
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Books for the be supplied by the parents
guardians procured at tho Institution ut moderate
pces Quarterly held tho results Of
which are trnn.nitted BY bulletin to the parents and
studies read in the q teacher. and pupils,
in order excite laudsble emulat'on and medals
awarded according to merit the close Of the ANNUAL
mums takes place Letters Of Invitation arc sent to
the and relatives Of the pupils also
the friends Of tho who alone permitted
to attend Studiss resumed the first Of October
No deduction Of quarterly payments 10 made, even for
of tho pupil Pupils received at time daring the
year and the charge IL estimated from the date Of
trance.
Board and Washing during vacation. 90
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EDUCATIONAL.

A CAD Envy OF THE
VISITATION, FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Scholastic Exercises of this Institution will be
resumed the
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT.
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YOUNG LADIES, ACADEMY Giigs : iatls
tpl Fa.t 5s,g.--oY 1HR-5it l'>9:H
HOLY ANG ELS. Ri, st.
Under tho Devotion a the sistus a the Hsly Cros
Corner Of Rampant and Congress stseets Third DISTRICT
NEW ORLEAN8 LOUISIANA !.
YOUNG LADIES, ACADENY

NEW ORLEANs LOUISIANA. 4
PRosrlcrus -rhi. masninosat Insttution is stasted
quiet and hesithy locality. On the subuIbs Of the
sdy.at.ss. which sshs health and security
MORAL AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION:
Tss alp q the 1nstisnsos ssn t. At yoYng Idle;
taken e select ths the mo.s soisst tesoh
q ssss: y 81 ssasa sss
IN :. s.y sss e ss g.
and cleAplipess while strct attention 10 psid
1ai
bn or q ossr ana III ass osse
70 attend the and conrm to the rpss Of tho
F7a 9mYsrcAL EDUCATION q.','-sS h
Sisters pay I! q,
nutritious, while abundance leaves for tlosst
and se s t. hours
Body To
ens y tho stsrs and when necessary se seian Z
in ara ~ @ Whsn timely notice
,.;yI TuTTIoN;.,i, alIt ~, assn.
The system of education ombraccss the French and
English languages. The brances Of the course are
Ahssto Anes ans s asa IL
fsess and Poesifa d st9.s
french s and English fitsrstare MsthoosSs KhesoTa
s
Plain and Ornamental Neede.work, Tapestry, Embroid-
cry, Artificial Flowers, etc. ,,3I f: i f;Iss 5.,5
TERMs-PAYMENTs TO DE MADE QUARTERLY,
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and English per
per quarter 80 90
Entrance Fee for the first year only. 1000
EXTRA CHARGES: .-yu
Music ON the Piano. per quarter. $50 0O
| Vocal Music y :. ...........-..... II 90
| Use of Piano g 0O
| Stationery il'i - So " ..-.......-....-. CO
| Washing s- ..............-.. - OF
Tapestry and Embroidery ..-........... OF
1 Artificial Flowers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OF
Drawing i' :. .................. l2 OK
! Painting sltr .........-...... Is on
Baths for the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on
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st; srAM MIS- AcADEleY. Ray 81. LOUIS

ct. srANIsLAUs ACADEMY, Ray ST. LOUIS.
~ Miss-This institution, conducted by the Brother1
Of tho Sacred Heart has been I'm successful operscn
since 1885, beautifully atuated the shores OF th
Bay. Commanding an extensive Wow Of the Gulf and
ahording all the advantages Of the ses breese.
Tho spacious recreation grounds shsded BY ever
greens the holiday walks In the woos and
sesbathing in snmmer for tbs pupils incff
ments to healthful amuaement.
Tho delightful situation Of Bay st. Louis and the facf
ty Of the place ut all year. ara 90
well Known that only passing notice Of these advan-
The system government this nstitutioa il strictly
mild and paternal infrRcti0ns established ruics
duct Of the pupils.
The religious and moral instruction Of the pupls and
their domestic comfort attended to with utmost
ton Of character by intoxicating principles virtue and
habits of poteness, order, neatness and industry.
The scholastic commences the 18th of
and ends the last Thursday Of November, thus the
annual vacation lasts about six weeks. '!l-
Pupils are received mt any time of the year. The age
OF admission 10 from seven to sixteen years.
The Of education comprises all that taugt
commercial institutions namely: Reading Penma1sip,
English and French Grammar Composition Arithmetic
Book keeping, Algebra, Geometry, etc.
TERMS: =
Board and Tuition per session. payable half yearly in
advance $50 90
Wesning per session 10 %
Bedding, per session. toptiona). 10 90
yoc., Z Ses. So - oO
EXTRA CHARGES:
Piano and Violin, per month, each ...I...... 90
Use of Piano. per month. / So
Flute, per month ......-........ 90
Brass Instrument per month. .....-......... I 90
Spanish and German languaeea month each.
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- tsai PROlussORY NOTES. ETC. Etc, KEo
ON THE MOST ACCOMMODATES TERMS.
eRocERss AND LIQUOR Dealers:
~ CA vARoc. 90 SEQ
-. coAx u1u,Issa9 Mar.ncHxRT, ', @1.
Flaes. \:
LIBERAL. CASH An74NcEs MADE ON cor,
alignment. OF COTTON and otbsr Produce 70 my friends
I. bordeaux Havrs. md liverpool. G. cAvARoC. I
CHxarPAaHB.
soUssr11os . Coz For sale g g .oAvA uacai
PED w1sH IN CASKS =.
800 casks Cote de clairaa
laS Chateau Chat S , Diilon-s +.
half sSsts Cote In store AND i bend
PED WINE IN CASES
$500 st. Julien. ...;A. s,tl
/ 500 = ehasean Talbot. I"
1850 :. St. Estep he.'s'of'' 'ik
IS Chateau 1 Mslas.. -eI@a
IS IS :. Haut Brion. "' In store and in bond and
WHITE VINE NJ CASKS. II, -. = ..
go casks Chateau de oursan. 3'ii9 si.a.. q
40 Ent edeux.Me
i5O =. chauteau de cursan.
half casks sauterne In store q, and in bond and
WHITE WINE IN CASES.
1000 cases Chateau dc Cursan. 80 - -. -,
. 6 XaneR-
400 " Graves, No: is: -
and tor sale by - = G. cAVARoC.
porto. SHERRY.
casks s ss s sns,
store and in bond, and for sale by c. CAVARoC.
VERMourH-NonLY. PRATT & co.
and 100 s; Co. store e1 s3a il
OLIVE OIL. PLAGN1oL.
500 baske.s. % ounces In store sad IL bend end
4 MPTY DEMIJoHNs.
5000 DEMrJoHNs-Five Gallons.
sale by c. CAvAROC
r AsKETs EMPTY BOTTLES.
900 baskets EMPTY BOTTLES "a In
MARIE BRIzARD q ROGER. ~
400 ea.es ASSORTED I.IogoRss-Ani.s.te. A1ara..
Crem0
do Nenshs. In store and In bond, and far :sis
HOFFMAN FORTY.
enwssssr dc Noyau In store and n bond agS for
sale by @. CAvAROC.
roGNAC-Coco PERE EFT Fills
$40 quarters--lsos, 1890
for sale by CAVAROC.
CoGNAC-ACHILLE PETIT.
80 quarters.1slo.
cases-Islo In store and in bond and for sale by
TOGNAC-SEIGNOURET FRERES.
900 In store and in bond and for for sale sy
| CHAMPAGNE-L. RGDERER.
For sale by c. CAvARoC.
SARD1NEs IN OIL.
$50 oases-loO quarter boxes. Dubois ,I,, .o
and in bond and for sale by c. CAvARoC
COUNTRY BRICKS
100000 COUNTRY BRIcKs-Dsliye.sa o. gad tn
plantation or in town, by c. CAVARoc.
$1,000 TILEs-Delivered ON the plsntasiCp, Iy
! NOW LANDING FROM SHIP JOHN Il. KENNE
e. 1 End oE s sa1s ~ shs Ssss Il Ssr.e
! e 30 pipes WHITE WINE Chatean de Cursan
| $50 barreIs WHITE WINE, Chateau de Cursan
| 1850 boxes RED WINE. 81 Jnlent ~
pipes 1E Ep VINE q iN o sss 4; S h;SSss,
IS Saifpipss Montierraad +. g. a.mn
se6 ct Exchange Alley, near Canal street.
| W. h. KER. JOHN W. EVANS. EDMOND KKR.
VIZ n. q CO..
RECEIvIN wARDING,
| AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
| LAvACA AND VICTORIA, TEXAS,
AtVictoria make extra charge for receiving an
forwarding, and will pay Railroad Freight and charge
on all consignments to us for sale or shipment jy26
GROCERY STORE, GROCERY fe STORE
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EDUCATIONAL.

st, COLLxGE
p baB ST. JAMES. LOUISIANA. isis389
THE NEXT SESSION. WILL COMMENCE ON THE
FIRST OF OCToBER. lsss.
Tho Aarist Fathcrs who have charge Of the Insttu,
ton provided with all the facilities for mparting
thorough English, French Classical and Mathematical
Education |s' ~ +Dflsa A3ts FiF tf8f'
Txsas-Payable in advance, go IN gold. IT. sa1t
vsicnt. for the hafsession Of Ave nonths. 81 ~.
For further particulars apply to the President
AESsRs. POURSME CO.,
au23 t. No. g Matches street. New. Orleans b
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MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT
LIFE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA.

SYNOPSIS CHARTER.
The plan proposed by the Mutual Aid and Benevolent
Life Insurance Association IL a. follows:
a member, shall pay into the Treasury mcmbership
fee, If between the ages OF -
10 to 30. inclusive, the sum OF.
81 to 90 ID
II to So ~
81 to 60, IS
which payment constitutes him or her alfeemeInbeF.
2d-A Life Insurance Policy 10 issued for sum equal
dollar each enrolled member appearing the
of the 1t the decease of said
But event shall the amount be paid on said policy
exceed eSG00
upon each policy holder for one dollar and TWEEN
tyhve CENTS payable al the Office Of the Assoctaton
within thirty days after thereof by publca
ton in daily Published in the city Of New
Orleans Epgsh and ono In French, for five consecu
tive days.
4th.-Should the number Of members exceed five
thousand the assessment of dollar and twenty-five
cents will be reduced in proportion to the number OF
members exceeding five thousand
Sth-Should member fail to pay the assessment in
Che time specified he forfets all previous payments or
credits.
6th-An accommodations from whatever source, such
foreitures interest etc. shall be credited upon the
books of Association the members rata to be
withdrawn in lieu of assessments. au23 BIN
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ADVERTISEMENT.
African NJ. L. Zion { difference.

d2llioteh ILL IL fJiOil Soli1OiOHOOb
The South Carolina Conference of the a.
NJ. Il. Zion Connection in America held ITS
second session at Lancaster c. H., on the
10Th ut. Bishop Clinton, presiding.
The devotional exercises were conducted
by Elder Paris Jackson The Bishop subsc-
0ucntly delivered his Episcopal address
which was listened to with marked attcn-
ton.
This Conference is composed of some Of
the most intelligent and energetic men in
the State of South Carolina.
The statistical report shows seventy five
travelling preachers, thirty local preachers.
six thousand eight hundred and sixty.fvc
lay members, six hundred probutioncrs,
twelve hundred and fifty five Sabbath school
scholars and forty-ninc new societies were
received at the present session.
Subjects Of interest relating to the intel.
lcclual and religi ious education vi the color
cd people, were discussed, the members
generally participating. After an agree
able session Of four days the Conference
adjourned to meet al Winnsboro, S. G., OH
the 1st Wednesday in February, 1869, at 10
O'clock a. NJ.
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hoNDoN, May g.
DUBLIN, May s.
From Washington.
WhSiIINGTcN, May 6.

WAsHlNGTcN, May 6.
Air. Donnclly says he was misunderstood
III his remarks about taking Il drink with
Washbrnc. Ills proposition mcnnt moth :.
ing like reconciliation with his autago-
mist.
General Grant sent a communication 10
Congress day covering one from General
CANDY detailing the evil effect OF compelling
State officers Of North and South Carolina
TO take he test oath Maay good men act
ing with the Union party cannot take il,and
oIhcr good men who can take it decline
dong so, fearing that unworthy motives
viii be attributed to them Grant express.
cs no opinion on the subject, and merely
transmits General Canby's letter
The protest Of the white people Of Sou.,i
Carolina against their new Constitution
was rc'o1ed TO the Reconstruction Commit
tee.