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NEW ORLEANS, March II.
General Hancock has issued an order for
the immediate revision Of registration lists
for the approaching election,
ATLANTA, March IL.
In the Convention to-day Congress was re-
quested to pass laws to remove the political
disabilities from all citizens of Georgia yeas
102, nays 2G.
A motion 10 adopt the Constitution as q
whole, was carried-yeas II, nays IA.
AudrsTA, Ga March H.
Sergeant Bates arrived here this afternoon.
His trip from yicksbnrg here has been per-
feet ovation. He was received here by the
citizens, and welcomed to the hospitalities Of
the city by Lieutenant Ellis Sergeant Bates
will remain at the Planters Hotel for FIVE
days before resuming his trip to Washington.
New YoaK, March I2
The Horld's Atlanta special says: The
Constitution adopted by the Georgia Conven-
ton provides for the removal OF the Capital
to Atlanta; that il naver shall be amended
SO as to deprive any person OF their political
or civil rights conferfed; repudiates private
debts incurred priorIto June, 1865; allows
homestead exemptions Of 100000; organlsa-
ton of the military subject to The authority Of
Congress, and that all persons may vote ex-
cent those DISTINGUISHED
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsH.sGTc,4, aarcn i2.
A'.orSay General stanbery rendered his
resignation last night, for the reason that be
wishes to be unincumbered by official duties
and restraints in his future action as counsel
for the President during his trial before the
Senate. Stanbery has been in consultation
with the President during gree. ppttion OF
the day, and it is understood Els resignation
will be accepted.
The Committee on Ways and Means, it is
understood, have arrived at the conclusion
carrying on the Government can Be raised
from the following: Distilled spirits, Slh,.
ts,sl aoa; income, Sac, 600, 900. tobacco, s25,,
ood,o0o; stamp duties, S25 5,000 900. This is
about S., 900 900 in excess Of the amount re-
qoired TO carry on the Government.
Don Moriana Sanchese Fantnilla to-day
presented bis credentials to the Secretary Of
State as Charge d'Afairs from Chill, and
was recognized accordingly.
The Presiafpt te-1ay sent 10 the House, in
compliance with tie can for information rel
ativa to the trial and conviction Of American
citizens in Great Britain aud Ireland, for the
last two years, continuation of the report
iroA. the Secretary of State on the subject.
The judiciary Committee of the House to-
day had under consideration proposition
which meets some favor, looking to the es-
tablishment Of a number of insurance cons
panies Of the United Ststes.
The receipts OF customs for the week end,
inS March 7th we're So, l0a,6S4.
Mrs. Elixabeth Darragh has been snpoint.
Cd inspector Of tobacco, SNUFF and cigars OF
the 9Th Indiana District, as successor 10 her
late husband.
CatcAgo. March ~.
Washington specials say that the House
did nat reach . vote ON tho Alabama bill to-
day, but by common consent allowed it to 20
over till tomorrow, when Mr.. Stevens will
endeayor TO force . vote.
There has hssa pasA excitement to-day
attending the opening Of the Impeachment
trial. Both parties are expected 70 be ready
70 apneas to>morrow. The nature OF the
Fresident's return to the writ Of simmons is
not particularly know, though there are thous-
andsof rumors a6oat on tbs subject.
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FROM ST. LOUIS,

ST.. Louls, March Il.
The Bridge Company here design to ask
the Legislature to authorize the Mayor Of st.
Louis, so soon as one million dollars have
been subscribed to the stock of tbs Coap1ny
by the ci.;Seaa, 20 cause An election to be
held TO vote upon the proposition to have the
city Of St. Louis guarantee the bonds Of the
Bridge ompany to the extent of four mill
lion dollars, payable in gold with six per cent
interest, twenty years after date. The May
or approves this proposition. and expresses
belief that the citizens will vote in favor OF
IL
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

BrRrIxfros, Vt, March lo.
Rev. o. r. Bissell was elected Bishop Of
Vermont yesterday, by the Episcopal Con.
ven,ion here.
Providence, r. T., March II.
The Democratic State Convention met here
Yesterday. Col s. Ii. Watts presided. The
following nominations were made
For Governor-Lyrhan Pearce.
Lieutenant Governor Fl. Durfee.
Attorney General-Geo. n. Bliss.
Treasui ier-James Atkinson.
Delegates to the National Convention we're
also chosen
After adopting resolutions of the usual
character the convention adjourned.
HAVANA, March l2
A fearful tragedy Occurred here yesterday
A man, name unknown, attempted to murder
his wife, but failed. He then killed one Of
her companions and committed suicide.
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FROM CHICAGO,
Cu,r.cn March

CHIcAGo, March IL.
?. Ross, cutter At No. l7oIndians street,
Was shot and almost instantly killed to-day
by The premature discharge Of gun, from
weifn ~ vaa attempting 10 draw he charge.
be June meeting Of The dexter Park As
fociaiion VIII commence on the 10th Of that
month. The programme has already been
decided upon, and It is predicted that the
coming season will be brilliant one.
The lath Illinois infantry are 10 haye ! =,
unioI at Dixon. May 28sh.
Trans aEe again rppuine regularly on IL
Michigan Central road.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

gaRcssTeR, Aasa, March ls.
There ia an gnesaliy large attendance si
the Republican State Convention. NJ CiaR
lin, Francis ". Bird. Henry Alexander, Jr
and Geo. II. Eoring we're elected delegates
al large to ihd Chicago Convention Resolu
tons were adopted favoring Grant for Presi-
dent, Hon. Henry Wilson for Vice President
KAsKAKEE, ILL.,, March y.
The question of donating to The Dong lggs.
Company Association Of tia place $4,000,
was submitted 10 q popular vote Of the city
to-day, which resulted in $50 for donation and
80 against rebuilding of the Company fac
tory
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MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM DES MONIES.
DEs MoIsEs, Iowa, March II.

HOUSE.
A bill was introduced for re apportioning
the State into Senatorial districts, The appos-
tionma1:to be population Of 22, 500 fJf each
Senator. 81 4 50
Also bill relative to representatives,
fgshg 9,s52 for each Representative.
Bills to authorize cities Of the arst GLASS 10
establish ere limits; to prevent waste on mort
gagged premises; TO fix the time for shutting
up hogs on the lst of April; to authorize the
counties of Webster and Hamilton 70 sell
school lands belonging to them; to confirm
an ordinance Of Dubuque relative "a q bridge
company: to lezali@e toe estaBlishment Of
eoanty roads When established BY powers del>
egated By Supervisors: to authorize Boards Of
Supervisors to levy tax TO pay county in>
debtedness, we're passed.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice I'm Bankruptey.

NV9tCC DM O$41 1A6W ROGys
In the District Court the Unitsd Mates for the Dis
triet Of lows 10 bankruptcy. In the matter Of Geo.
W Bardssty 4 Brns., bsukrupts, st ksokut, II snid
district, on the 2sth dAy u February. ls6s-U .
District Of lows.
FuyHs to rive notice that petition hss been tovit
on the 29th day Of Feb A b 1903 ned In said dit
tfict court, BY Geo " Hasdsssy, Z J. Hasdessy end
W Hs1dssty, arm kDo~ Geo. Hasdssty bres., of
K.ehut Lee County Iosa, In ssid district Who have
been duty declared bsnkfupts under The
Of Congress entitlsdAB set 70 ssssbsh nnonn ~
ten Of bankruptcy throughout the UAited Atatps
proved March I'd, 1867. fr dscharss and csrti6cate
thereot from all their debts and other clair -oyabs
under said act. and that the 18th dAy cf April
1868, at II o'clock assigned for the hearing Of
tao bsfore said Court, 1t ksoknk Lse county,
Iowa whsfs and hsn al creditors s.id bankrspss
and all other persons In interest sttsnd ard shov
II any they have Why the prayer VI tbe sad petit
TONERS st ond not be 0rrntet. And further potcs
hereby given thst the second and third sstin Of
creditors Of said bank required ubdsr the 3th and
7sth sections Of said Act will BE- holden bsose Jobs
Bruce, Register 10 Bankruptcy, ~ his once. room
number six Estes House in ths city ef KeeAak. Les
county loss the day, that may Be shown
against the di eh use 1t 10 ociocS n.
&c BuRNs. Clerk . Distriet Court,
n. csAIa. Atty. ~ ksokuk. Iowa.
mrh3 ax-Tuea
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f. ----.--ss-la-.. l-sa-7s-lsi-s -
NARRIEH.

|
aSDERs0y-4IGas-At the Bspsisa Church. 90 Tbs
1tth Inst by Rey. Westover, lAa.s II. AspzAsos,
I 81, and Miss Atss Rieas, all OF keoknk.
We congratulate Hymen on having wen to his realm
these two fisnds of onrs and they s,il together
the Of life best wishes will e. with ths
Nay their Sumner be rsy as the roses,
That htng on the bushes in Juas
They auf fumn male pp oirsgose,
AZ, GALS - the sleeping lagoon.
Andvasn the cold bias's Of Decelnber
As'ail thsp Y. ife's latter ;seYe~-
May this be thei, l.ss-ts raaea4bsY
ss he9r taas was shs dovsd BY tiara
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ELECTl0N RETURNS,

cas.oRp, N H., March. ~
Two hundred and twelve towns give Harri.
man, Republican, 30, 594 votes, aud Sinclair,
Democrat, 3545 4555. The nineteen remaining
towns gave Hartman last year 1903, and
Sinclair ,322
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Notice i'm lxankruDfcy.


n the District Court the United States the Dis
triet of 10 In B.pkruptey In the matter J.nes
Bface and VI. q. Bsnteie. hsnkrupts, at Ksoknt In
ta!d district, The 9Th day of March, A. D. sU
ga Distriet Of Iowa.
n NHIs to give Letice that petition has been, 70.
| Wit, on tbs sth day Of March, A. d. is6s, Aled In
ssid ptsirsei Cont hy James Braee Of Keekuk Lee
county. Iowa and W o. Daniels of cantoa Lewis
ty, Missouri who ssre been here t1fors duiy declared
bankrupss under tue at cf Cong entitled An 10
s@tAbllsn nnifoTt system ths
United states approved March ID, 1k sor discharge
certificate thereof IRON all their debts and other
oains prosAs apdsr raid set and that the 18th dsy
April, 1883, At II O'Clock y. fs tbs tiane ss-
xnsd for the bearing Of the before sxd court
tbs city u Ksoknk Lee County, fows In ssd Dstrict
when and where sill creers CT aid hsnhrurts and 9th
persons tn iptssst sttetd aud shov cause any
they hsye Why the Of said pstt shonid
be grated nd farther notice hsseby given that
sord aud third mextngs ~ the creditors Of sa4 bant
rEp,s required updsr ts. 9TH xna xsth sertous Of sA
Act. Will rs heltsn before John In Rank
raptry, st his ofies nnn5er kxtss House. la thc
cliy Of ksokHk. Lee eeuosy, lava, this day,
II o'ec<k, that cause .sg be shown axsin.t the dis
eh4:ge J. c. Burma
Ciesk u g 3. District Court, al ksotnt Iesa.
RAsEis hcGAshT, Attorneys tmsa5 SWEAT
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Notice I'M Rankruuicy.

10 ths District Court Of ths untei States for tbs Dis
trict OF Iowa. In Bankruptcy. Ia the matter of j. b.
Biilinss bankrupt, otak. In said District, the
9Th day Of March, A. 1865 u D. A. District Of Iowa
THIS Is to give notice that petition bss been, 10.
Wit on the 9th day Of March. 4. d. 1s5s, died 10
said District Court, by J. b Bings. Of ksoksk. Lee
county Iowa In said district who has bean hssstofre
duly declared nndef the act VI Congress en
tied AN Act TO establish uniform ssftsm Of bank
rupfcv throughout tho untt<d approved March
AsSs deh.rse And certificate thereof from all
hs dehts and other eisiu prorsbls under al. set and
that the 18th day Of Anrii b. 1855. 1t ll'cock
assigned tor the hssas of the before said coart
10 keohnk go contiy losa. ~bse and where all red
ors Of sad bsnffupi a.d all othet In inter est
may attend and show cause, 81 Ahy they have, Why
the prayer Of said petitioner saa~d not be aHtet aud
farih.r nptcr given that he sscoad and third
meeting Of the creditors at sail tAnhrupt required
under the 9Th and ssth sections Of s.id Act, will
hoIdsn befose John Brnre Registsr 10 Bsnsraptey II
his ONO, No kstss House, In the city Of keo-
kuk, Lee eeaufy, Towa the day IT ii O'Clock
that cause nsy be she~ sxaiL u the discharas.
j, c. AuRNe,
CLERK Of q q. District CURT At Ksoknk. Iowa
RAsKisk MccnsHI. Attorneys tmcbs 5s-s@t
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Ternss::s
AILY,to mailsubscribers, per year, So 90
I" six months,4 25
I" :. three SO
Is g g one q ! 90
q delivered in city, per week, 20
WEEKLY, single subscribers, per year, 2 90
:. in clubs oil five, (each) rs
s in clubs OF ten, (each) l 30
KEOKUK DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
Mooar Knowles johnson st-in Tepfer House.
" B Collins Second street.
American Watches.
q Bridges 4 2 Estes House.
BOOTS 4 sHoEs-WHoLEsA
Hambeton Huiskamp. Main street.
BoOK-BINDER.
n Pearce son.. Gate City Bldg, Main "a
BANKING HOUSE.
First Nationai Bank......... Main st--bet Sd 4th
BAG FACTORY.
Main stree
BOOKS a STATIONERY.
Dsrld Second street
" Westeott Main street--near Fourth.
Ed Carter d co......... .....s6 Maiu street.
BOOTS 4 sH0xs-RETAIL.
Stewart 4 Desn...........cor Third Main streets.
HuisKamp Matiess Main street.
Huiskamp Bro. Main street-bet 4th d 5th.
L Hart l38 Main street
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail symitara A On Ninth 4 Iahpsnn
BosNET BLEAcHkRY.
c II Emerson. Fourth Blondeau
Sam Bridges. Nos d Estes House
T. L. j. ayes sons. .-.......63 Main street
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
John Copelin........ -. .53 Main street
CLoTHIEHs.
veneill. Jones co,....cor Third 4 Main streets
Hess, Stern i Co......scor Second Main streets.
caocKERY e QuEENsWARE.
Carey LIE FaiYre $3.50, Main street-bet 5th 9Th
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
sturges South Levee.
Clocks Wholesale & Retail.
G Bridges ........ ........ Nos Estes House.
Coin, Silver Ware.
q Bris,ae yas1A 2 Este. House
DENTISTRY.
rcRwatt... Main and Fifth SITS
Br L C rngersoll Third 4 Main up stairs. |
DRY Ds-WHoLEsALE.
shelley Z Sons Nam street.
Kramer, Irwin co................. ios Main street
-. /
" AAfasph, i'Nt'te'' q Not'-'.''--'' -, S.t
herr '--''''.'' 's-'..''+-'
Ut II tua'n s'iee'
spiesberger, Mayer 4 co....No. II Main-s'
bostwleN aaa.a
Phillips kerr rr-........-.-..-,.-..s3 Main street.
Gregg son ''-.-..--...o hsies mouse
engraving oranas'
81 bridges. y os hs'es hoose'
EGGS q boTTEh,
S Pond Co........+...cor Main Ninth streets
Fans, Fancy dooas. Fine Cutlery.
G Bridges Nos l. Estes House
uow. Tvls- - SO Main street.
duncan, Karle 4 Co.........140 & 142 Main street.
GAS STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar johnson street, be, Sd 4th
-
olo eA''
dses..-......'.''-''..Nos .
Gold. Silver. and Ivory Mounted canes
g ridges..............,Nos d Estes House.
8 potIoet ! Co. lls Main street.
Kellogg, Birgs co.......-......--si Man street.
F Bower ce........-..... Main street
CSGcEas- tAiA.
Robertson a AlbRts. Nv Main street.
JaAG q MoQuee, ..................s4 Main street
Cox Tryin........ -.oorner Fifth Main streets.
uvdrome.ora. thermometers, saehrom-
etcrs
q ','.,''-' '...--...-s .-.1. : ''f''' '''N'~
aRSEss sADDLEs.
A Hagn,. .............r ain s:Feet-bet ID 4th.
HARDWARE.
Peek Bfothers............cor Fourth Main streets
-
HATs, CAPS AND NOTIONS.
-
HOTELS,
Denins IIouse.....-....co Second = Johnson
sry~Cr .crrTs
L. j. Adams, corner "a ana I" AIN ''''
IOWA COAL q OIL CO.
tSA
Iaoa.
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LATEST NEWS RY CABLE.
FROM THE SOUTH.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1899.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES

BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From Washin e ton.
Resignation Of Attorney General
Stanbery,
Great Excitement Attending the Open
ing Of the rmpeaehmsntlTrial.
Both Parties Expected 10 be
Ready To-day.
Trial Of JEFF. Davis Postponed
until April I4th.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Procea6ings of the Iowa Legislature
LATE MEXICAN ADVICES.
Attempt to Assassinate Jnarez.
Fears ola new Revolt In Yucatan
Remove Political Disabilities
from all Citizens.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
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mar1.d1n By II. FULTON, Deputy.
u. &. Marshal's Proclamation.

u. 8. Marshal's PrOeIamaaion.
s,sised States Of America. SotAern Dirfson Of Iowa.
r a.w.C CLARF, United States Marshal for the State
Of Iowa, do hereby give public notice that in ihs
case the United States agAinst hse barrels Of dis
titled spirits, in Of seizure and forfeiture under
acts Of Congress- did. the 18th day Of fsbrsasg.
1855 In Davenport lows, attach and take IN ny possss
sion for safe CUSTODY hye barrels Of distilled spits
And Aiso give public notice that the time assignsd
for the Of said Is the third Tuesdsy
Of March, 1885, At 10 o'clock eAd day, and hsrs-
By admonsh and snmmons all claiming any IN
tsrost in the said Eve barrels Of dlstiiled
sptr4ts or kaowine or having anything 70
aay vhy the saues should be Condemned and sold
q ansvsr the demand said appellant that hsy and
bSorc ths said Court to be held IN and for the
SonSheru Division, District Of Iowa, at the United
Court Room In the city Of eokuk In said Dssct.
Il epecial tern be holden the third Tuesday Of
March 1895 af tsn O'Clock said day then and hsrs
TO intsposs claim for the same and 70 make their a.
CLARK. U.sM.
nari-dl4t BY h. PgLsos. Deputy
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYS.
Mooar Knowles johnson st-in Tepfer House.
Collins street.
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o. Marshal's PrecIamation.

U. 3. Marshal's Proclamation.
United States Of Am.y1ea Sessthern D.r1non Of Io~a
9. ". CLARK, United states Marshal for the State
h Of lows DO hereby give public notice that In the
cAseofthe United States against barrels OF dia-
titled spirts. Gas IS gallons, ten empty terces In
8 case Of seiurs and forfeiture and acts OF
Congress, did. the q th day Of February, 1863 in
Burlington lows attach and take my possession for
safe cnstody ten barrels Of dised sprits e2s 20 GAL
Ions. ten empty tierces
And also give public notice that the time asaignsd
for the OF said warrant s the third uesday Ct
March, 1858, at 10 o'clock said day, and hereby
admensh and aummens all persons claiming any In
terest in the said ten baires of dstiil~d sprits
1855 gallons, and ten empty tisfces or know
ing or having anything to say why the same shoaid
not be condemned and cold to answer the demand Of
said appellant, that they be and appear before the
said Court to be held in and for the Southern D,i
Ecn. pssfrict Of Iowa, at the United States Court
Room in thecity of Keokuk said District ~ spscai
term. to be holden the third fuesday Of March.
1855 at ten O'Clock said day, then and there to
intspose acclaim fer the and to make their sises-
tions in that behalf.
g. ". CLARK, u.s.N.,
marI-dl4t By II. FULTON, Deputy.
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David Lewry Second street
II W Westeott .......... Main street--near Fourth
I'd Carter i Co.......... .....s6 Maiu street
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American Watches.

S g Bridges 4 2 Estes House.
BOOTS 4 WHOLESALE
Hambieton / Huiskamp. Main street.
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GAS a STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar / Son........-Johnson street, be, Sd 4th
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BOOK-BINDER.
Pearce son ...... Gate City Bldg, Main l. "a
BANKING HOUSE.
First Nationai Bank. Main st-bet Sd 4th
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BOOKS a STATIONERY.

BAG FACTORY.
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Venell, Jones & Co....cor Third 4 Main streets
Hess, Stern { Co.....aeor Second 4 Main streets.
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FURNITr UE.

Howe Tyier,...-........-.... '.,.os Main street
duncan, Karle L Co........Ii0 & l42 Main street.
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Gold Pens, Pencils. Pocket Books.
q p-iarna NnH 4 9 Estes Hons
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OF Irish Catholics to emancipation anu III.
jackson owed his preferment to the Earl CT
Aberdeen.
The New York correspondent OF the MoDue
Register gives the following in recent letter:
"T have seen it stated in print that Southron-
ism nt I NAV coin word) has almost disap-
ncared from this city. The statement is not
in any respect true. There is more OF 1t than
ever before. There is hardly trade or profos-
sion in which large number cf Southern men
are not engaged, and most of these have come
North since the war. They are found at the
bar, on the press, pracicing medicine, In edu-
cational institutions. engaged in mercantile
pursuits; in banks and insurance Offices,
employed as clerks in wholesale storcs'
and, in fact, following every business
on tho long list Of avocations IN New
York. Then there are large and con-
stantly increasing social circles, composed al
most exclusively of Southern men and women'
large and fashionable boarding houses, whero
one meets hardly any but Southern people, o
church attended by Southern people only, anu
two hotels known by every one to be patron
lied almost solely by Southerners. Instead OF
being on the decline in New York, Southern in
fiueuce is constantly increasing. 1t permeates
The whole business circle, is found in the best
society, and is almost brushed against by every
saunterer on Broadway. No doubt this is very
annoying to the loyal clement, but don't see
how that element is going to get rid of it."
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estate. He represents the condition CT
"affairs in South Carolina at this time as
every promising. The State is profoundly
peaceful, and it appears to divide the credit
"with North Carolina of being the most or
'derly Of all the Southern States. The col
'ored people are becoming more and more
industrious, and are showing themselves
"better adapted 10 the new condition OF
"thiDgs. There is promise of something
sbeiDg done to advance the railroad inter-
"ests of the State, and other projects OF
"internal improvement are under discus
''sion. The leading Democrats of the State
eaccept the facts of the late election in
''proper spirit, and express willingness
''to labor heartily in the direction of peace
s'and concord. While in Wall-street, at
"tending to certain monied necessities ofthe
estate, Governor Scott passed round an
"open letter signed by Wade Hampton aud
"other representative South Caroliuians,
"giving their views of the prospects OF the
estate, and the feelings entertained by the
"white population. Governor Scott is hope
"ful of the future, and gives good grounds
s'for the hopes he expresses"