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At the late session Of the Superior Court Of
Greene county, N. c., Joshua Lovick, white, was
convicted of the murder Of Miss Lucy Brown, an
old lady Of that county, about one year ago. he
was sentenced to be hung on the 18th inst
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PhOEOH1S

PA HAN TON"
BRAUTIFyIN0 THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION
PHALors Psphisn Lotion remove. all ERUP.
TIONs, FRECKLEs. PIMPLEs, MOTIF RLorCHEs
TAN etc. and renders the Skin Son. Fair and Blooming
For Ladies IN the Nursery Il is Invaluable. For Gentlemen
after Shaving It has equal "Psphan Lotion Is the
only reliable remedy diseases and bemishss Of Skin
PHALoE'S "Paphian SOAP for the Toilet, Nursery and
Bath viii not Chap the Skin
Price. Is cents per Cake. Sold BY an Drasz....
.Nound City
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
COZ 1T. LOUIS, MISSOURI
Louisiana 4 gency--No. q Story Bu,ldie q.
UP STAIRS.
Officers for Louisiana Branch:
Gov c. b. soUToN ..Prssident
JUICE E. T. MERRICk President.
B. B. SIAhEs...... Secretary and Agent.
EXAMINERS:
W. @. AUSTIN, N. d, JOSEPH n FoLWELL, n D.
New Orieaes Directors:
Gov. C. p. NOufon, Judge Z T. kerrick, Mesus. y II.
Hatch Chsm. James jackson Octave VOORHEES,. Thomas
FitEwiIsn, R. s. koIse ssd 3. B. SHINES.
All Kinds OF Life Policies Issued By this
OOMPANY.
Jusf Recetred.
ANEW ASSORTMENT or GENTLsxENs
MEEK WEAR, SLEEVE BUTTONS, FINE
Scarlet Cashmere Undershirts and Drawers,
ALPINE HATS, ovkRCoArs
Dress and Business sUIfs.
B-Clothns manufactured to order with and
dispstch. Prices reasonable.
LYONS & STEVENS,
Corner st. Charles and; onmon Streets
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Holiday Presents.


LAMPS
Beautiful Lamps. Lamp Trimminss'
And
LANTERNS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
With the sEPToLINE OIL for sale at the lowest
cash price by the SEPTOLINE OIL COMPANY,
No. I5 Daup hin Street. Near Canal.
Give IL trial No present could be more scc-ptsble to
lady where there than fine Lamp, hed with this
beautiful OH. 1T WILL FOR SMOKE, WILL NOT
GREASE SOIL the finest fabric.
BY the great improvements have made In the OIL and
articles Of manufacture enabled to guarantee
satisfaction money refunded Hundreds Of tssti-
Planters, Merchssts and Resident Citizens
ubtsnatpg the superiority Of Gil and chespness and
durability of Lamps and Lanterns be at the
onhes Of the Company. Is Dauphin street
S. Bier,
1OS.. CANAL sTREET......lOS
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
undersigned thankful for past svors tn his old euom
ers wishing show his spprec alton OF the ard taking
consideration the strngeny Of She tines offers his
kICH DIAKOSD and
OTHER FINE JEWELRy,
WATCHES, SILVER WARE,
PLATED WARE, Etc,
From this Date at unparalleled Low Prices that every
buy their Christmas New Years Presents
prices def ing all competition.
8. BIER,
los Canal street.
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NJ Read the Iasids Pages Of Te-Day's
Ps,.er.
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Gold closed in New York yesterday at 1856.
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NKw YORK. Tuesday, May l.
UDoLPHo WOLFE, ESQ,
Dear s-The of pure Wines sud Liquors .dicins
purpoie been long felt BY the profess thsussad
olives been sacrificed by the II sduersed sr
cle Delirum and other d Of the
nerves re in this counsry. vey in Europe
ing, great deg GO, to difference In the puity Of
spirits Sod.
We hsve teeted the several cles nvcrted and Id b.
you. blending you Civ, vhicl you eel under the
Arsmsc tcnedam scsnspps, vfich consider Justly
t;es 10 tie tish reputation has this country
and from your long expert for isn Importer yo
Bottled Wines and quors should meet with ths ds
mand
We would you ayp,nt Of tbs respects
BILE seohcsres different parts Of the eitv for
the sss Of your Br indies Wine, the ,ss
sion OBJ In she same when needed for medical
puipcs,s
hiAhinR you success In your enterprise,
We remain obedisas serv 'nts.
VALENTINE MOTT, M D.. Professor Of Surgery On
sity Medical College, New York.
j. ~ CoRNoCHAF, n d.. Professor Clinical Surgery,
su-eeOn-incLisfto the State Hospital ETC., No lie Eat
sixteenth street
LEWIS A. sAYRE, n. d, No 795 Brosdwsy.
II. P. DEVICES. n. d No. 7sl Brosdwsy.
JOSEPH woRsTER N. D.. No. 10 Ninth street.
NELSON STEELE n. D. n. 81 Blssks strest
JOHN o'REILLY. NJ D. No. 80 Fourth street.
B. L RAPaA'L, n. D.. Pross Of the Principles and
Practice Of surnry, New York Medical College etc. No.
81 Ninth street, and Others
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AGENT FOR UDoLPHo WOLFE. win for . few weeks,
receive forward orders the house in New York for the
shipment Of sCBNAPPs and Bottled MES and LIQUORS
to any ofthe Southern ports.
Address 80 above. care
TOBY & CO.,
la2 tlravier street Nex Orleans
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nov. 20, 1867.
UDoLPHo WOLFE, ESQ Present:
Dear sir-I submitted to chemical analysis
ties Of "schedsm schnspps," which took from fresh
package in your bonded warehouse and fnd before that
spruous liquor free from injurious ingredients
fasfcsioD that has the marks Of being aged
Gently prepared mechanical sdmxture Of alcohol and
r,.sso. Bs>y<c<runy.
FRED. T. MAYER Chemist
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We onsr our services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
PERrY ETC., In The Southern States Rssrsncss end In.
ormstion promptly given
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON CO.,
No. 20 Liberty street. Nov York.
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GA. HEADS" NEW BOOK.
All the Ing, edients In.
In and will shortly appear Sold By Subscription
only, at 81 So Orders taken ONCE Don't
all fpesk once"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
HENRY R. WEST, Editor and Pro-
prletor. ~
ssThe Negro Of 1867 is o Man.

The Marietta Register, the special
shsmpionof the Negroes, and Of MooRE
sAe Radical csndidate for Congressin this
District, flung the following insult at the
s'GalIant Democracy Of Old Monroe" du.
ring the campaign Of 1867.
Its opinions are more Negtoized this
year than they we're last, and of course
Il adherss to the insult. -
Hereit IS:
The Negro 1857 is a Man.
And the Democracy even of
Monroe County like the rebels
Of the South will yet be fore
ed to recognize DEMOCRATIC
doctrine. MARIETTA REGIsTER,
Radical. is
Here Is fair portrait Of The fends its
party has conferred citizenship upon in
1en States Of the American Union:
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time to time, on the suggestion Of town
ship clubs.ln Correspondence upon the
subject should be addressed to the Chair
man of the Executive Committee Of the
county. 1921
Every effort will be made to secure the
attendance of speakers at every meeting,
Most of the speakers have expressed their
purpose to ill their appointments, and
are to be held responsible for their fail
ures. s..ll Sc
Let every Democrat and Conservative
labor to secure large attendance. s
5a Ina JERE :WULIAMg,
Chairman Dem. Ex. Com. Monroe Go.
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From the Pensacola (Fiorida) Commercial
How Florida Is Reconstructed.-
The Military Still Supreme.

General Meade, General Sprague, Gov
ernor Reed, and all the rest of them, have
told the public that Florida is restored
| to the benefits of civil government. Al
most before the announcement was cold
| upon their lips, case occurred in Tai
ilahassee to show that the fact is the very
reverse Of what they are supposed tt
mean.
A citizen of Georgia, confined in Flor.
ida BY military authority for an alleged
OWL offense, sued out q writ of habeas
corpus, and the case was argued before
Judge Mcdonald, of the Middle Circuit,
and submitted for his decision--aIl un
der the idea that Florida being now fully
reconstructed, as jubiiantly announced
the civil authorities have supplanted the
military. In the preliminary stages oi
the case Colonel Flint, of the United
States army, refused to obey the writ, but
Iapparently under the persuasion of the
IGoyernor, he afterwards produced, the
prisoner; and for three or four days,
while the Investigation and argument
were in progress, carried him promptly
linto court The, natural inference, was
that all parties were ready to yield tt
the restored majesty Of the civil laws
T But, somehow, the business di6 not
work to suit bis Excellency and his mil.
itary coadjutor. On the day when de.
cision was to be rendered, Colonel Flint
had spirited away the prisoner, and the
Governor sent 5 polite note to the Judge
while on the bench, to inform him thai
his functions as judge were at an end.--
A decision was rendered, notwithstand.
ling, ordering release of the prisoner
which, Of course, will be Intellectual.
And this is the sort Of civil Govern
ment which reconstruction has given TIT
people of Floridal One by which no
only the military may set at naught tb'
laws Of the land, but by whichthe STATE
Executive can invade the court. house
and drive the judiciary from the bench
while in the act Of administering law
Such an outrage as this, in the better
days of the Republic, would have raised
cry of horror all over the country
But now, tits only an ordinary inciden
of the times; and those of US who poin
Ito it as evidence of the odious tyrann.
which oppresses the South are onll
laughed at for our pains. There ar
monsters in the world who hug th chain
that enslave them, and Florida is no
free from such. sfaASti z III Is.,A z
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The Bankrupt Bill.

The following is the text Of the bill
amendatory of the act to establish rni
form system of bankruptcy throughou
the United States, which passed botl
Houses of Congress. Its effect is tt
postpone the action of the fifty per cent
clause, which went into effect June
until January next:
Be ii enacted, &c., That the provisions
Of the second clause Of the thirty second
section of said act shall not apply to
cases of proceedings in bankruptcy com.
menced prior to the first day of January
1869, and the time during which the
operation of the provision Of said clause
is postponed shall>bs extended until the
said first day Of January, 1869; and ssid
clause is so amended as to read as follows;
In oil proceedings in bankruptcy com
menced' after January, 1859, no discharge
shall be e'grsnted to q debtor whose assets
shall not be equal to ffty per csntum of
the claims proved against his estate, mp
on which he shall be liable ss the prin.
cipal debtor, unless The assent in writing
of majority in number and value of his
creditors, to whom he shall have become
liable as principal debtor, and who shall
have proved their claims, be fled in the
case ct or before the time Of the hearing
of the application for discharge.
Sec. 9. That said act be further amend
cd ns follo..: The phrase "rrcssnsed or
defended" in the fourteenth section Of
said act shall read, prosecuted or de-.
fsnded, !" the phrase nonresident debt
ors," in line Eve, section twenty-five oi
the set, al printed in th, Statutes at
Large, shall read nonresident creditors
that the word "or" in the next to the last
line Of the thirty ninth section of the
act shall read "and;" and that the phrase
''secticn thirteen" in the fortyraeoond
section of said act shall read asection
eleven" aud the phrase cor spends any
part thereof in gaming" in the forty.
fourth section Of said act, shall read aor
shall spend any part thereof in gaming
and taat the words "with tho senior reg
lister or," and the phrase ito be delivered
to the register, y in the forty seventh sec.
ton Of said act, be stricken out. 9'
SEo. 8. That the registers in bankrupt.
cy shall have power todadministsi
oaths in all cases, and in relation to oil
matters in which oaths may be admins
tered by commissioners or circuit courts
Of the United States, and such com
mlssioners may take proof Of debts in
bankruptcy in all cases., subject to re.
vision of such proofs, by registers, BY
court, according to the provisions Of said
act.
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If asilence is golden" Gran: is very
rich. wv = iegssiss ssya
Congress does Got conspire war. 1t
legislates war, a.4z
; Washburne declares that Congress in
cites q new war South. Washburne
knows. 4 - 80
The Tribune says General Blair is
abloody and watery.'' Therein he is un-
like Grant, who is whisky-and-watery
Colfax may be likened unto one Of the
Kilkenny cats after their celebrated en-
counter. He is q tail without . head.
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Judge Thurman and Hon. Geo,
H.PendfetOn on Debt and Tax
atl0a.

III. Hon. Allen 9. Thurman, Of Ohio
addressed the recent West Virgins Dem
ooratio Mass Convention, following Mr.
Pendlsson. Judge Thurman was the
Democratic candidate for Governor Of
Ohio at the last election, and is the Uni.
ted States Senator elect, Who will take
Ben. Wade's place next March. He
said upon tue financial question:
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
INV Gable ~ the

10y CdDie 10 the AssOclaed Press.
Denmark and Prussia Nesotiating-Spain
and Cuba
LONDON, april The negotiations between
frus. Ia and Denmark in regard to the dis
puted territory in Schleswig and Hostein still
continue.
IL is reported that the Danish Commissioner
recently asked the cession to Denmark of AL
sen In the Baltic, and the fortress of Duppel,
adjacent to Alsen, on the mainland.
Ihe latest telegrams from the Continent,
which contain these rumOrs, say also that
quest Of Denmark.
MADRID, April 1.-The Spanish Government
VIII grant Cuba an army organization similar
10 her own.
LONDON, April 1-Evening.-ConsoIs 90, for
account and money; L. S. 5-20s quiet at 72a
2a Illinois Central, SOY: Fries, 4sx; Atlantic
and Great western. 81
FRANKFORT. April 1-Evening-U S. 5-20's,
LIVERPOOL, April I-Evening.-Cotton closed
iands on the spot H. Z, and to arrive II 1xal1X
Breadstufhfs and provisions un changed.
ANTWERP, April 1.-Petroleum easier At Al
LONDON, April 1-Forenoon.-ConsoIsu un I.
changed; U. 5. 5.2O's, Il xa72; Fries, 4sx; Hi.
nols Central, s9H. E.H
LIVERPOOL, April I-Forenoon. on.-Cotton &C.
tive and excited, though prices are unchanged.
Sales OF $500 bales. Breadstuffs quiet. Corn,
Ais. Cd. pro
QUEENsTowN, April l. Forenoon. The
steamer City Of London, from New York on
the 21st ultimo, has arrived
LONDON, April l-Afternoon n-Consols un.
cbauged; U. s. 5-o0's, quiet at 72a72x Fries,
4eS; Illinois Central, o9n; r-s.f- '-.r :
LIVERPOOL, April I-Afterneon.-CottOn ac-
tive; is somewhat easier in tone now Prices
have advanced to ia d. for UpIands on the
spot and afoat, and led. for Orleans. The
shipments from Bombay for the week ending
the 2lst uitimo, amount to 3i,OC0 bales. Pro.
visions are active.
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Pusilistic.

Inc new Nork Cftpp~ mas the ionowing
items:
CHAMPIONSHIPS MATCH FOR TEN THOUSAND
DoLLARs.-fhe period which has been impa-
tiently waited for by the pugilisticafy -fnciined
fraternity ever since the announcement of a
match being made between those rival cham
pIons Of the East and West, Joe Coouru and
Mike McCoole, has at last arrived, and tAe ru
bicon which many confidently predicted voold
never be reached in this interesting Yistic en-
gagement has been safely parsed, ana an /, Sc
rene. The third and final inetalmeut of two
thousand dollars side has already been placed
in the custody Of the stakeholder aithoush the
day named for depositing is the I'd inst This
makes up the sum total OF ten thousand dol
iars-an amount far in excess of that baftIed
for IN this country since the memorable strug-
gle between Tom Hyer and Yankee SuIbvAa AT
kock Point Mo, In the winter OF go.
IHECHAMP1oNeHTP or THE LIe Mt WEIeHrs
The engagement between Sam Collyer and Nil
~ Edwards to box NJ 12& Lbs. for two thousand
dollars and the hight weight championship pro-
greeses "a favorably as the friends OF the re-
specttse parties and admirers Of sport could
wish for The second deposit of one hundred
and n fty dollars a side b due af the Clipp<r Of
1ce before O'Clock p m. on wednesday. April
ist. We received .Edwards' install menf ,ome
days since, ana though ooalyers has not vet
been plnced IN onr possessisn, there is no rea-
SON to fear that Il viii be missing when the
designated time arriyes.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRES,

NEW YORK, April ist.-The steam saving
and planning mill Of Messrs. Dougherty & CO.,
No. 12O eth street, between 2d and Sd venue
was completely destroyed by fire this NOR ming.
Loss about $4,000; partially insured. The
third floor of the building was occupied by a
sash and blind factory owned by Davis Brown,
whose loss will amount TO $1,000. Several
dwelling houses in the vicinity were burned.
About five o'clock this morning q fire oc.
Cured al Nos. IS and AZ Chambers street. oc-
cnpled by Messrs. Scbenck Il Co., importers
of window glass. Loss $1,000, and by Messrs
Kirkland, Brown & Go. Loss s1a0Os insured
LEwIsTowN, ME-, April 1.-The interior of
the West Webster, woolen mill al Sabat hs 3,
was burnt on Monday night. The loss will
amount to many thousands OF dollars. The
property was insured in Hartford and New
York Offices. vIs-"
LEwIsTowN, ME-. April 1.-The house and
barn belonging to Peter Dresser, and a shoe
man ufactory belonging to Thorne & Dresser in
this city, were burned last night. The property
was partially insured. .' 7 >'rf
Ngw YORK, April THE buildings "A and IS
Fulton street, were destroyed by fire this morn.
ing. Loss S30,OtO. - Hs7 ~ !
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Physicians wonder at the extraordinary power
Of RADwAY's BENOyATING RESoLyENT i'm
curing the worst forms Of Scrofulous, Syphiloid
Chronic Skin Diseases, and its marvellous power in
resolving calculOus concretions, sffording imme-
diate relief and cOnseque ut of Diseases of the
Kidney Bladder. Liver, lungs Pancress. Spleen
Its rapid influence in the cure of Diabetes Inconti
nence or scanty, turbid, albuminous, cloudy urine
Its almost instant efficacy in stopping itching and
painful discharge Of urine, and its singular power
In curing discharges from the Uterus and Urethra
LsucoTrhRa. Bloody Urine, and other unhealthy
and weakening discharges;-and inqure wherein
the sARSAPARILLIAN used in the Renoyatin9
Resolvent differs from ordinary Sarsaporillas'
esrsspsrillisn Is the only principle in SsrsaparIla
that Possesses cE7attrs properties all other mart,
OF the root are inert and useless One ounce of the
extract obtained under DR.. Radway,s new proces,
for extracting the curative properties from veseta
bic SUBSTANCES contains more Of the true pIincipl
of cure than 20 lbs. of the ordinary roots.
sARSAPARILLIAN rs only one of the inereii
ents that forms this truly wonderful mAdicine and
ii is the only comPenss,ing remedy that communi-
Gates ITS purifying cleansing and reinvigor atius
properties through the BLOOD, SWEAT Urine
and other secretiOns, securing a harmonious func-
tiOnsl action of every depraved organ and gland in
the system. II the blood is corrupt the ResoIyen
will n axe IL pure. If the Lungs are liberated and
sore secreting thick phegm, and prureient matter
the ResOlyent will loosen this deposit and repair
the wasting lung with sound and healthy material
II the Skin Is covered with pn pies spets pustules
sores. ulcers, &ct the Resolvent will quickly re-
move these annoyances. If mercury is deposited IN
the bones and has accumulated in the system. the
ResOlyeBt will drive IL out If the throat or Bron
chial Glands are liberated the ResOlvent will cure
these signs Of al early waste. Direct remedies pos
sessing only exclusive properties, are hurtful "a
they increase the functional secretioLs OF one organ
b. suspending the Constituent secretons of others
hence, a compensating remedy like the Resolyent
IL the only means OF a permanent cure.
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF
BLOOD impregnsted with the Resolyent and sb-
sorbed TO supply the waste Of the body will make
pure, sound and healthy flesh and fibre The fret
dose that is taken commences its work of purifca-
fiop and increasing the appetite and flesh
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F0RTIETH CONGRESS.
This Afternoons Proceedings.
wkpNRspAY. AprD I

SEsATh-The Rev. Jas. ]. Kane, of Brook.
pn, made the opening prayer this N orning.
high Court, and prayed that all danger mig ht
esaysffed. Thou knowest there are many an
our BORDERS who would gladly seek any pre-
bext 10 make the sw ord leap from the scaebard
again. God confound thefr wicked ooanseis
Remember the blood Of our uartyrsd Presi.
dent and of all our sons who fell on the hloodv
battle nrlds. Bless the House Of Representa- :
-uves, and bless the Executive as long as he re-
mains in Office, and also his constitutional ad .
mafers. Bless our Government and all those
IN authority. Bring this trial to peaceful - :
nzans.
The President pro ten vacated the Chair.