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nv fhe AtInntac t.abIe.

LONDON, June 23.-George Francis Train
has again been arrested, and was to-day
brought before court Of bankruptcy In
Bosinghall street. BE protested agains,
his arrest, and declared ii proceeded from
political motives, and appealed to the Uni.
ted States army and navy for protection.
He was cheered by the spectators, and after
a brief examination was remanded to pri-
son. ~
LONDON, June ,23.-In the House of Com
mons this evening the Scotch reform bill
passed to its second reading.
LONDON, June ,23.-Midnight.-In the
House Of Commons tonight bill for the
purchase Of telegraph lines by the Govern
ment was referred to committee.
BELGRADE, June 23.-Milan w., the new
Prince Of Servia, has arrived in this city
from Paris. He is accompanied by Conn-
ciilor Ristich and by his tutor. The Prince
is received with the greatest enthusiasm by
all classes of people. he was met at the
gates of the city by the municipal officers
of the principality, and conducted to the
cathedral amid the acclamations of the null
titude, who lined the streets.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies at
the church the Prince was escorted to the
palace, where he is now installed.
Alexander Kara, Of Greenwich, indig-
nantly repels the insinuations which have
been circulating against him, and denies
that he has any connection with or know.
ledge Of the plot for the assassination Of the
late Prince Michael.
ROME, June ga consistory was held
yesterday, at which many new bishops were
appointed. The Holy Father delivered two
separate allocutions, one concerning papa
bull calling general council of the Roman
Catholic Church, and the other on the pre-
sent state of religion in Austria.
PARIS, June 23.-La Liberte publishes {
report that Menotti Garibaldi is raising 6
body of volunteers to make another attack
on Rome. a'r'" r. 49,
At a public banquet in Civita Vecchia
General Dumont, commandant of TIT
French forces in the Pontifcal States, de-
clared that France would never abandon
the Holy Father.
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AEKANSAs.-Forncy blows tremendous
blast On the admission Of Arkansas into the
Union. lie wants her to speak, through the
present scabby set who represent her, for
the whole South. Hear him:
st is to be hoped that Congress will at
once adopt such measures of legislation for
the South as her representatives will urge.
Such course will do much to attach her
people to the Union, and impress upon
them the benefccnt character Of Radical
Ia ;;
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Later from IIayti.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 24.-The United
States steamer Shawmut, six days from Cape
Hayden, confirms the reported desperate
condition of Salnave, whose Secretary of
State, Delorme, had escaped with $250,OOO
in gold, and whose followers were deserving.
1t was feared Salnave would come to Cape
Haytien and defend himself there.
The ShaWmut's crew are well.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, June 24-Noon.-United States
bonds, 7314@732s.
,L1vERPooL, June 24-Noon.-Cotton
heavy; estimated sales, 1000 bales. Other
articles the same. afternoon. Cotton
easier ;, sales, 5000 bales. Lard dull.
LIVERPOOL, June 24.-EUening. Cot
ton irregular and rather more active Sales
5000 bales; prices fraction lower; up
lands, ll1k@llLd.; Orleans, ll2as@ll%d'
Breadstuffs quiet. Provisions quiet. Tur-
pentine 2ss. Sugar, afoat, 26s.
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From Washington.

q WASHINGTON, june. 24.-The Senate bill
legalizing future gold contracts meets with
opposition in the Ways and Means Commit
tee. ,e5ya - -LatEr' ss5 ~.
~ John H. Surratt has goneto Baltimore.
The Senate Finance Committee reports
favorably on General Mulford's nomination
10 the Richmond relationship. s,.en /,
81 The President has nominated Perry Full
Ter, of Kansas, as Commissioner of the In
ternal Revenue. 49,
The coin payments to July LIST were $780,
100000, including 100000 Of the Prln-
cipai of the debt of lS4S. e
There will be no monthly debt statement
this month, as June closes the tlscat year.
The omnibus admission bill is due in
Congress tomorrow. = ~
Secretary McCulloch has employed hob.
ert o. Hale, of New York, to contest the
cotton cases before the Court of GLAZING:
b The consular convention and e1tradition
treaty with Italy has been ratified by thfs
/ Senate. @ &C ~
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The Alexandria Gazette states that ne
gro named Moses Stevens, upon a false com
plant against son Of W.N. Harlow, white
Radical leader in that city, threatened to
kill the boy and the whole family and wade
in their blood The Gazette calls this
" chickens coming home.''
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LoGAN's LITTLE GAME.-The Speaker OF
the House of Representatives has appointed
Frank Moore. Es'i., editor Of "1he Rebel
lion Record, 10 collect and prepare, under
the resolution Of General Logan, adopted
by the House on Monday, the proceedings
al the ceremonies of the 30th ultimo at the
decoration of the graves of the soldiers OF
the Union in various portions of the coun-
try. ....
Logan wants to be President, and is blow
Ing the bellows 'HE
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,TELEGR.APHIC NEWS.
LArEsTNEws FRoM WASHINGTON

= rshF T.
Special telegram to the Dispatch. aa
|, WASHINGTON, June "a, 1868.
THE HoMINATIoN FOR COMMISSIONER OF IN
sa,.yg -rri e--- TERNAL REVENUE. .sr-T
The nomination by the President to-day
Of Percy Fuller to be Commissioner Of In
ternal Revenue settles for the present one
Z Of the most active strifes for Office that has
occurred during Mr.. Johnson's term Of
Office. The general impression is that the
Senate will promptly dispose of the nomi-
nation, and that by the first Of next week
Mr.. Fuller will either be confirmed OF re-
jected. Mr. Fuller feels assured that he
will be confirmed.
POsTMAsTER-GENERAL RANDALL.
Postmaster-G General Randall left here this
evening for Boston, on business connected
with the new post-ofice in that city.
VETO MESSAGE OF THE OMNIBUS BILL.
1t is understood that the President will
tomorrow send to Congress his veto of the
omnibus reconstruction bill, and that the
message will be quite brief.
THE AUSTRIAN MISSION.
The names of Collector Smyth, of New
York, and Mr.. Watts, Of Philadelphia, are
mentioned in connection with the Austrian
mission, and it is believed that the nomi-
nation for that position will be sent to the
Senate this week.
THE RUSSIAN MISSION.
Judge Woodward and Hon. John L. Daw-
son, of Pennsylvania, are named for the
Russian mission, and one Of them will
doubtless receive the nomination.
THE MEXICAN MISSION.
General Fsosecranz, now of California
and General McClernand, of Illinois, are
the prominent persons suggested for the
Mexican mission. The former is likely t.
receive the nomination.
THE WEDDING OF SENATOR HENDERSON AM
MISS FOOTE.
The wedding of Senator Henderson and
Miss Foote is announced to take place al
noon tomorrow in this city.
RUMoRED MARRIAGE OF SENATOR MORTON
Rumor says Senator Norton will shortly
wed one Of the most accomplished and re
spectacle Baltimore ladies, q daughter O.
q wealthy citizen of that city.
THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT II
FAVOR OF GENERAL MILFORD AS COLLEC
TOR FOR RICHMOND.
The Senate Finance Committee has unani
mously reported in favor of the confrma
ton of General Milford for Collector o
| Internal Revenue for Richmond.
WALLACE.
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ScorT CoUNTY.-A correspondent writes
Us: The canvass against the infamous
egro-Yankee -scalawag Constitution is pro-
crossing vigorously. Messrs. Tiller, Mar
In, and Holloway have just concluded q
canvass of the county, dealing sledge--
hammer blows in their usual happy and
Eloquent manner against the infamous
A!ny misnamed constitution"
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The Supposed FilIibusterinS Expe.
ditiOn.

NEW ORLEANS, June 24.-The supposed
fillibustering expedition turns out to be q
big izzle. The prisoners were brought be-
fore Commissioner Weller on the affidavit of
the Mexican Consul Diaz, but there not be-
ing sufficient proof against them they were
discharged. They say they were employed
to work on q railroad in Mexico.
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL NoMINA-
7loy>.-Hiladephia, June 23.-The Demo
cratic Congressional nominations made to-
day, ms far as completed, stand as follows
First district, Samuel Randall second dis
trict, Thomas Il. Florence; third district.
John Motlett.
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DELEGATES TO THE New YORK CoNvEN-
1IoN.-AuguSta, Me-, June 23.-At con-
yention in the Third Congressional District
held to-day, James A. Creighton, of Knox,
anti Isaac Reed, of Lincoln, were elected
delegates to the Democratic National Con-
ycntion, and L. Wilder Falder was unani-
mousy nominated for Congress. u.
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MISUNDERSTANDING June 2s.--B. 81.
Payne, who was tried 10 the Criminal Court
Of Nashville for the murder OF ID 9. Allen,
the seducer Of his wife, was acquitted TO-
day. The case occupied the court o week.
The Jury we're out but d short time while
agreeing to verdict.
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Italian Neutrality.

LONDON, June 24.-It is reported that
Italy has announced in o diplomatic note
her determination to preserve strict neu-
trality in case Of war between France and
Prussia
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CARPETS, SHADES &c.

oooCCIC1o--~So~~S ~.cc~-~~0~cS-o-
VTINDOW SHADE rDEPOTl1 ~,
2 w $50 WINDOW SHADE DEPOT !!
~ 1885 MAIN STREET., Z a-4. -
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
p M. GOLDEN, the cheapest Window Shade man,
"a still at his old tricks, keeping down high prices
He has the largest assortment of SHADES IN Inc
CITY latest styles in Gold, Velvet, ana faainteo
Shades with all the fixtures to match:
' CLEAR THE TRACK ... -.
~ High prfces down you come! ALL know COL
DEN: he always had the cheapest Shades at bis
old stand on Broad street. ,------------ .
01N - TABLE OILCLOTH
in Mahogany, Rosewood, Oak and Marble, ana 20
Drill and Duck Il OOS Paper Shades atyour own
price. eyc.o.o,,oo,.,a q mr.
petiiers supplied at New York prices. ~ e 13m
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The Indian Troubles.

ST. PAUL's, MIMI, June 24.-The Indian
outrages near Forts Totten and Benton con-
tinue. The reported murder Of two mail
carriers is confirmed.
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Cost or Virginia Reconstruction,

p WASHINGTON, June 24.-General Scho-
field reports the amount still required to
carry out the reconstruction laws to the
30th Of June to be $685. 900.
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Arkansas Conereasr,r,,er Admitted.

WasHfNGToN, IJnne 24..-The Arkansas
members Of the House were sworn in thi6
morning. The protest Of the Democratic
members was entered on the journal with
out debate. g
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DEATH OF AN EMINENT JEWISH DIVINE.
Ne,o York, June 23.-Rev. J. NJ. Raphael,
an eminent Jewish divine, died to-day at
his residence in this city, aged sixty.
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nIssOLUTIONS, &c.

RIssOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Il The partnership of JONES &c SLATER is
tis flay dissolved by mutual consent. Either men,
har If the firm is authorized to the name OF the
firm in liquidation and settlement OF the annirs OF
the concern only. All person having Claims AIMS
for payment, and all persons Indebted are request
ed to make prompt settlement, as longer mdul-
gerce cannot be granted. sIEf.. ,.x
RICHMOND, june JIG, 1885, Je Zo-h"
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OILS.

NATURAL VIRGINIA LUBRICATlNG
~ OIL,-This Oil is of superior quality; II has
been thoroughly tested OH all kinds Of machinery,
PURCELL, LAID q CO.,
Jo1, = Sole Agents.
CPERM OIL, LARD OIL, VIRGINIA
y LUBRICATING OIL, Whale Oil, Tanners
Oh Sweet OH, Liuseed Oil, Kerosene Oil for SUE
by --.-,-..'.,., PURCELL, LADD q CO..
ie 70 Druggists Main street.
TOR THE BEST KEROSENE, ANCHOR,
SPERM, LARD, SPINDLE, PETROLEUM,
and all kinds Of OILS, goto ~ ~
Et4 No. 20 Governor street, Ric hmond, Va.
Also LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, 60 =.
ape '.e -" F.-- -
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NUMBER OF POLICIES ISSUED DURING
: x qFE- THE YEAR, 10 90.
NUMBER OF policies IN FORCE FEBRU-
AIRY / 1875, s, ~. f
ruK uMuTUAL LIEEn

-sI.l1@Fe -Tur uNUTUAL LlFEbE
.. ro,, ,v f.r the WEALTHIEST COMPANY
IN n TIIE WORLD. 1t 10 conducted on the Only
nrineiple which time and experiences nas nrovca 70
not invested In fancy stocks or personal secuisues
hnf In bonds ana mortgages on real estate beJn6
The COMPANY, being purely ,nutsal Divided z
whole pro1ss annually among tina assured. ana
or 10 purchase additional insurance. q fhe OPTION
OF the pelicy- holder.
WV d. y. WALKER d Co, AeeneA
No. lsll Main street,
Or. j. B. McCAw, Medical Examinsr. MaN
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"SENATE CHAMBER, June %, 1868.
"Dear Sir,-I have your letter of the
18th in reference to the eligibility of a
colored man to Congress.
" know of no ground on which he could
be excluded from his seat if duly elected,
and l should welcome the election of COM
petent representative of the colored race to
either House of Congress as the final tri-
umph of the cause of equal rights. Till
this step is taken our success is incomplete.
Yours truly, CHARLES SUMNER.
"To Major j. ". Smith, Norfolk, Va"
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Suppression OF a Southern News


paper.
SELMA, ALA, June 24.-The Tuscaloosa
(Ala.) Monitor was suppressed yesterday
by order Of General Shepherd for an al
legged violation of Order No. 81. Mr.. RAN
dolph, its editor, has avoided arrest, and
will proceed at once to Washington and lay
the matter before the President and Gen
eral Grant. --....
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-iEl - 81 e The weather. ~
; SAVANNAH, Ga, June 24.-lt has been
raining hard all day.
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WALLACE.
Mr. Sumner and Negro COngressmel

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
NORFOLK, VA, June "a, 1868.
The following important correspondence
speaks for itself:
NORFOLK, VA, June Is, 1868.
{" Hon. Charles Summer, Washington, D. c.:
"Sir,-I have the honor to make one or
two inquiries of you for the benefit of the
Republicans of this city: First, if colored
man should be elected to the Congress of
the United States, would he, in your opin-
ion, be admitted Second, if colored
man should be elected, would he be de-
clared ineligible under the second article
second section of the Constitution of the
United States? By answering the above
you will confer favor.
Your obedient servant,
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RIvKRf
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND June L. 1858. J

EOR BALTIMORE, THE NORTH AND
IT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KENNEBEC.
This hrst-class steamer has been thoroughly over
hauled and refurnished, and Is now. on this line,
under command of Captain JOHN II. FREEMAN,
so favorably known to the public rs the commander
of the Curtis Peck, on James river.
Passengers at present leave the depot o. x snls
Company on TUESDAY and FRIDAY MOkS~
INGS at O. clock, reaching Baltimore IN time FOR
all the early trains North and West.
Parties going to the northern watering. places
will find this route to present many advantages
Fare to Baltimore only -. a.,s-..r.
by the 10Th of July the Admiral win be returned
to the line in new and perfect ORDER rcpanted and
refurnIshed and there will then be four boats per
week from White House to Baltimore.
Freight for Baltimore, the North, ana W est re-
ceived at all times and forwarded promptly.
Through bills Of lading given to all prominent
points.
Tappahannock stages connect with this road At
Fishhaul station on TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
WILLIAM Il. ESOS,
ie20 Freight and Ticket Agent.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBuRGl
RAILROAD COMPANY. May rs, BoS.

RICHMOND md 7 Ell ERbBUhUI
RAILROAD COMPANY. May rs, 1858.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-0n and
I J after WEDNESDAY the 9th instant the
trains on this road will run IS follows:
Leave RICHMOND at I A. NJ. and Z. 81.
Leave PETERSBURG tSb A. NJ ana SD T.
The q A. NJ. train will not leave Richmond on
MONDAYS; and the e:4s Z. NJ. train VIII not
leave Petersburg on SUNDAYS,
Passengers for Norfolk will take the L. M.
train.
Passengers for Glover Hill will take the A. NJ.
train on WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, con-
Meeting at Chester with the coal train:
z. II. GILL,
myos ENGINEER and SUPERINTENDENT.
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' "'ANAFHAN H.FCoaBILL, Clerk. )
4. : .CoN,sIssroNER's OFFICE,
MANCHESTER. June IL, 1865.

-. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
49, 4 s IS MANCHESTER. June IL lses. } 2
The parties interested in the foregoing deSIee arS
the 10th day OF July 1868 at my ONCE In tne town OF
Manchester, as the time and place when and Where
sbaIJ he nrenared 10 take the accounts mentioned
In The said 2ecreee and when and where the said
parties are required TO appear with such books,
papers, or other evidence In their as are
ns'e''"i 4'' JAMES A. CLARKE
4o,s Irt4,y $3.50 n Commissioner.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
v SUMNER SCHEDULE.-The following
Trains will be run on this road on and after MIN
MAIL TRAIN leaving Richmond for Covington
daily Except Sundays) at 7:l5 A. NJ, and arrives
at COyingtOn at 7:25 Z NJ. w.,
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Char
,ottesytlle and Richmond on MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char
iottesvile at 4 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond, returning,
The Mall Train connects with trains Of Orange
and Alexandria railroad for WASHINGTON,
BALTiMoRE, and NEW YORK also for
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE, SC. AT staunton,
with stage-coaches for AUGUST, VIII Ep SUI ~
At Goshen, with coaches for NATURAL BRIDGE5;
LEXINGTON, ROCKBRIDGE HATES, ana
ROCKRRIDGE ALUM. At Mlllb0ro'. Win
coaches for BATH ALUM, WARM, HOT, and
coaches for WHITESULPHUR, RED. and OLD
SWEET. and other SPRINGS In the Trans-Adlls-
vhany section and for LEWISBURG, UNlON,
and CHARLESTON. Kanawha.
FREIGHT TRAINS daily except on SUNDAY.
tel General Superintendent.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL

pICHMOND AND DANViLLE NALL,
II ROAD-SUMMER ScHEDV H. n,.sar ana
trains train on this road win run as follows: ,,,o.
GOING WESTThrSuYh Man , qsSia' DasSis
all stations the Virginia and Tennessee ra,l.
ca 1 &c, Ala. cornth Grand Junction, yieks-
b borS With With North Carolina railroad for Charlotte
Columbus Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Macon,
Columbus, Atlanta, &C., Ga. ; Montgomery, Mo-
O' soI Ne% EHsT.%Through Mail Train.5Leay,sss
Greensboro daily Mt $3.50 A. b. leaves DanV,,,o
daily at $3.50 A. NJ. connects ut BurkeylIle Win INC
southsidc train from Lynchburg for Petersburg
&c. -, o.,,x., =, tho ticket
offices in Richmond and Danyille TO all fmportans
nojnts South and Southwest. and at Greensboro
Danvile to all pSTHntoc M NSEs 5hs fd '
anon superintendent.
Spring AND SUMNER ARRANGE
- $ MEST Sd 5isieE EAsT. aNB WEsT, VIZ
THE RiCHMOND, FREDERICKsg1RG AND AND
hST TE 1sr kAkH NAP rWdE DAEYE h
CAN'T CARS WITH NEW PATENT, - sLEE 4I,.
M GA1 RsA Ss o. All Ills r1.a are
from the depot corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
sEH TIE BAY as T1S1lRR Si MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily ut lO:4o A. NJ, arriving IN wash
ington at s:I5 Is NJ. connecting with the early al,
| ternoon express trains for the NORTH East anu
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAM, with
elegant cars with the new patent sleeping cnarts
sd nj s:lo p, NJ, arriving in Washington NJ a:lo
| A. NJ, connecting with the early morning tfaihs
for the North East, and West. ,, .r
| ~ Both STEAMERS stop mt Alexandria eacn way:
TIE 1';s' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRAIN for Miiford
and all way stations leave, depot corner arryes
and Eighth Streets atsp NJ. Returning Aff''''
~ T FIJI OF TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS TO all principal polnts:
pIy at The office OF the company, corner Broah ana
Eigitt streets, Shock0e Hill, and at the Ticket
| nHfce corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. B. GENTRY, General Ticket AGENT;
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. i.g.r my
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Persons having property to insure Will 90 wen 70
call before insuring elsewhere.
J. Il. DAHF0RTH. Secretary.
II. A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
W i' YIRGTNIA.
INCORPORATED IN l7a4.

Once renovedt0 60
CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK SHEETS
fhniidina lately occupied by Harrison, Gocdin q
NDu-.N1oiNe ipperson.l 80. t-
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,yu,rpps R1r1pINGs BY PERPETUAL Or
INS ANNUAL POLICY.
Al0 600. 900.

PROPERTY PLEDGED To MAKE GOOD
LOSSES.
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Judge Woodward and Hon. John l.. Daw-
son, of Pennsylvania, are named for the
Russian mission, and one Of them will
| doubtless receive the nomination.
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The highest market price paid for GOTISlN
RAGS, OLD BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, NEWsPA
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
IM COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

ANNUAL INCoME.............,.. asA 900
CASH ASSETS YEAR ENDING Fee
RUARY l. lSea OVER ......-.....". ss@s'"
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oaarUAr. CoNF1scATroN.-This

GRADUAL. CoNFTscATToN.--This
ooassitution will surely, if adopt
al. gradually accomplish the con-
aacatiOn of the property of those
vhO are now the owners OF it.
The taxes will be paid by the dis
franchised, the burdens of taxa
ton will be imposed by those, the
sreat mass of whom have nothing
10 tax. Systems of universities
and primary schools may and will
be established, as contemplated
BY this constitution, at the ex-
pense of the property owners,
and without expense to those who
vote the appropriations to them
and those who pay for these
scheols viii be excluded from
participation in their advantages,
because they cannot consent that
their children shall be brought
into social intercourse, in these
schools, with the blacks.-[South
Western.
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Card.

/ announce myself as an independ-
ent candidate for Judge of the 10th
Judicial District, composed of Caddn,
DeSoto and BosSier parishes). to be
voted for at the coming election. on
the 18th and 18th April next, irrespec-
tive of all party connections. l do
this! believing that the judgship should
be absolutely free from aud uninhuenc-
ed by party considerations.
In rendering my services to the pub.
lie in the exalted capacity of Judge, l
feel it proper to say that, if elected.
my sole aim will be to secure to every
member of society alike, a prompt.
faithful and impartial administration
of the laws in their letter and spirit.
A. b. LEVISEE.