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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-04-21

WHAT Acrs or THE REREL SrArEs
ARE To DE HELD VAL.o?~~In answer
to this question, the Supreme Court OF
the United States, in the Texas case
just decided, said: '..
1T is not necessary to attempt any
exact definitions within which the act
Of such State government must be
treated as valid or invalid, It may be
said, perhaps with sufficient accuracy.
that acts necessary to peace and good
order an,ong citizens--sucb, for exam~
pie, as acts sanctioning and protecting
marriage and the domes.ic relations,
governing the course OF descents, regu-
istihB tt11 oSStifiv1yaiioo and transfer of
property. real and personal, and provid.
ing remedies for injuries TO perso, and
estate, and othar similar acts, which
would be valid IL emanating from law
fnl goyerpraeEt--tarst b. regarded in
general 40 valid when proceeding from
the aetpal though nniawfal government ,
and that acts In furtherapce or support
Of rebellion against the United States,
Or intended 70 defeat the just rights OF
citizens and other acts of like, nature
ireaust must, in general, be regarded 40 invalid
and void. Z t1 s.. s
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-04-21
ANNIE'S VIOLETS.

walked to-day in the ancient wood
That the brook mcandcrs through,
And thought that again sweet Annie stood
On the bank where the violcts grew.
That again gazcd in her clear blue eye,
And held her hnud in mine;
While the little strcamlci, lnurmuring by,
Made melody divine.
thought that she culled from the bank at
her feet,
a bunch Of the fairest there;
And once she kissed the violcts sweet,
AS she bound them with her hair.
But alas dream the old oaks sigh
Der the violcts fresh and fair
And the streamlet sings Gs it passe es by,
But Annie is not there.
And the only thing that remains, to tell
That my drcamings once wcrc truth,
That once wo stood in the leafy dell,
In the golden spring of youth. ..
Is n bunch Of dry and withered flowers,
And n lock Of sunny hair;
But these sing TO me of happy hours,
Like voices on the air.
And forever that spot in the ancient wood
A sacred place shall be
because twas there sweet annie stood,
And plucked the flowers for me.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-04-21
mo. AZ

Hny A IT G-rpyvrsu,o t3c.,r,,
=, 49, -. ~''
AND VIEWS ON Kosh'o AFfAiRs.-~A
travelling correspondent OF the Augusta
Chronicls and Sentinel called upon
Mr., stephens a, Lib, r,v Hall ON The,
"a; ;,,, na
e" "l'''' ""N guy
found MI. .. still unable to stand or
walk, ard only able to move from the
Fireplace to tho bed, from chair 10 chair.
without any ass!stnce, except some one
to arrange them. For several montha
previous to the accident which prostsat.
ed him, no was 90 weak as scarcely to
be able to raise himself when dowo.
ne now thinks there 10 not suttcnt vi.
talily IN the organ affected to recuperate.
and has little hope OF ever being able
to walk again. The burden OF his anx'
'oty is the completion OF the second vol.
ame Q! ms h'story OF The war between
the states.
The material tor the work Is all ready,
and nothing lacking but physical
strength 70 put 1t together. l learn
that hsty'seven thousand copies OF this
work have already been sold, through
the agents OF the publishers.
Mr.. Stephens doplo'eS the demorali.
eaton winch prevails, and thinks all
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-04-21

!, DsATa OF i Ransom Cospusorya.
MI. john Hutobinson, a 6onductor ot,
the Montgomery. b Mobile Railroad,
was killed on Wednesday evening. he
ssas 70 a'9snhseting shs bell oYopo, that
bad ibeeoas aeta6hea, aaa 10 gong ftoa,
ems car to'an6sherlsa missed his Eotihg
and lea tho q trash. when the car
sshses= ;aessa s..s=. s; A;=s ;;,ssaas
death. He WAS . young man ,inneh al.
tesfned.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-04-21

The Charleston Courier of, the leth
inst. contains tho following: "In ac--
cordance with resolution passed by
the City Council Of Augusta, Ga., at
its meeting on Saturday night, the COM
mittee on railroads, consisting OF Messrs.
Sibley (ohairman). J. r.. Gardiner, ).
Y. II, Allen and w. NJ. jackson, left
that city and arrived here last evening.
The object OF their mission ,s 10 try and
effect n compromise between tho two
corporations, the South Carolina and
the Columbia and Augusta railroads,
and will proceed 70 work at once. Gen.
A. Il. Wright, Attorney for the City OF
Augusta, accomp. the committee on
1t mission"
Some mischlevous boys in Natchez,
Miss, few nights since introduced
new feature INTO the festivities OF col.
ored fair being held in that city. These
odions wretches placed cayenne pepper
upon the hot stove and set all the duskv
damsels to sneezing to that extent that
all the hooks and eyes were burated of
their dresses. They then, for the bene.
fit OF the d,.sky lords, introduced in the
egg.nog croton oil as lubricator, and
possibly to eqnal,ze or nentraIize the
effects Of the fnsel oil already in tho nd.
mixture. The lair did not prove very
eminent success.
SWINGING AROUND THE SOUTHERN
CTRcLE.-A correspondent Of the Louis.
vile Courter-JournaI states that OK.
President johnson 10 SAID to have dis
closed his intention OF visiting every
Southern State to talk to the people and
say TO them ard show to them that he
has been the friend Of the South. It is
evident that adage about the burnt child
has no weight with Mr.. johnson.
SETTLEMENT or THE PAorric RAIL,
ROAD DiyFIouLTy.--Tbe difficulty bs.
tween tho Union Pacific and ths Gem
tral Pacific railroads, which has occupied
90 much time in tie Senate, has been
settled. ltis now expected that the
entire read will be in running order dur.
ing the month Of May. The roads are
TO meet "at or near" Ogden. 0a
4tio uuuSLaIOOu tHHG LD4 tGeSlOonG
assured Butler that Il Congress should
pass bill embodying the recomnsnda.
tions contained in the message he wonld
endeavor TO use bis influence in favor OF
the success oftbe Republican party at
the elections TO be held in the unrecon.
structed States. This was apparen
sllthat Butler wanted. IN Y. Herald.
A letter from Macon. France. saya
that the funeral of Lamaf,ine wao dc.
void Of all pomp, and no orssion was
delivered over his grave, as the poet had
willed 1t. 4 few friends, mostly litera.
ry, stood round the family tomb and
sighed their last gadied, alas more nc.
ceptabls tribute tlinn a State pageant.
,n,,aaWhsrs was Bishop La.imsr bnrned /
70 death asked. i teacher in a. com.
nnanding voice. "JOsbuay knoys.s
said, little girl at the bottom Of shss
class. ,,"Weil," sa,d the tsachar. III
Jeshpay knows. Re may tsli." " t.In tie /
affs replied Jssshuay. 4 loakins very viss
and grave. ,,,., {Sf s5s 1,,.ll,5s s.
gdNsasly ali tha conservative papase
Ia Texas have declared for a Demo.
cratic Convention. "
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-04-21

oak, which had been uprooted BY some
whirl-wind, took my position, with
the murderous weapon upon my bo-
som, to await the approach of my RI
val. consulted my watch it want
ed few minutes of three; and now
the sound Of human voices comes to
my ears on the breeze; now the rum.
bling noise of wheels 10 audible then
dark object appears against the sky
at the top of the hill on it comes !;
was it the carriage containing them /!
Yes. l hear them;I recognize his
tones. They were hardly opposite,
before | sprapg out Of the woods be-.
fore the head Of the horses, and pointing
my pistol at the driver, ordered him
to stop. l heard Fanny scream, and
saw his head thrown through tho win.
dow. Springing upon the wheel,
grasped him by the collar, and drag
ged him from the coach. "Drive on P'
[ shouted to the ooachman, and he
obeyed me, leaving me alone with my
struggling victim, I gathered him up
in my arms as if he had been child,
and bore him into the woods, still
keeping tight grasp upon him,
stood him upon his feet and confront.
cd him.
do you recognize me ~ I asked
sternly.
"No," he replied, "I have no ac-
quaintance among thieves and assas-
sins, who a.ylay unarmed people
upon tho roadside" 80
He affected a brave tone, but felt
him trembling beneath my grasp
"Well spoken Augustus Beauolerk;
most praiseworthy sentiments; did
not your actions belle them 2" He
commenced on angry rejoinder, then
hesitated, aud with forced dignity
said, "Ifis this intended for some prac-
tical joke, Mr.. Danners, think it has
proceeded far enough release me
SIR" ga joke hol ho! d. you
call this q joke?" and I showed him
the revolver; upon which he blunohed
winter than the linen on his bosom.
"Now mark ME, Beauolerk, when I
said just now that your actions gave
the lie to the fine sentiments you ut
terod, it was no idle jest. l call hea-
ven to witness, that you, yourself, are
a robber and an ASSASSIN" "Liar %
almost screamed Augustus Beauclerk,
at the same time renewing his strug-
giles to disengage himself from my
clutch, but tue effominate' oreature's
strength was no match for mine.
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ITO be continued.

10 DC cOnhnncu
THE LATE STORM IN ENGLAND
Loss OF LrrE.-The English north
country papers of the 29th and 3GGtth1 33GGtth
! ults.. are filled with accounts Of the
extraordinary weather which has pre-
vailed during the last few days. The
greatest depth of snow appears to
have fallen in the midland counties.
In the north there has been great
deal of thunder and lightning. On
the Newton Moors shed was fred by
lightning and some sheep were burn
ed. For some hours tho lightning
continued, lighting up the ow-clad
landscape in dazzling manner. On
the Northumberland coast the light.
ming flashes are said to have been
lawfully grand" At place called
Shawend, near Lealhom Bridge, on
the North Yorkshire line of railway,
a cottage was struck by lightning
and completely demolished, tie frag-
ments strewed in all directions. The
occupants Of the oottage---a man nam.
ed Watson, his vito and y child seven
years of age--were in bed at the time.
The house is somewhat isolated, and
nothing was known Of the terrible
event until next morning, when the
person living in tho nearest dwelling
made the discovery. The Watsons,
husband and wife, were found quite
dead, locked in each others arms, the
bedding burnt to ashes and their bo-
dies much blacknced; the child, who
was in tho same bed with his parents
had managed to escape, and was dis.
covered almost dead with cold in an
outbuilding. T,t0aa ,3r
6r. al. ---s---+--e. o. .e--+ 4+---- ys Eek.
TUNNELLINo UNDsR THE SEA.-.A
scheme has been proposed for uniting
ireland and SCOT land, so as to do away
with the necessity Of making sea
passage altogether. The entrance 10
the railway tunnel, by which it is to
be accomplished, on the Irish eide is
to be from a point about midway be.
tweeneC eCushenden aud Cushenhall. son
the coast of Antram, and on the SCOTCH
side, at Glcnstrone, fromtwheDce it
would run through the head i of the
Null Of Oantyre. The total length OF
the tunnel under water would be thir,
teen miles three furlougbs, and it 10
said that the ground through which It
would have to be made is exactly
suited for tunpellipg, operations, and
the sandstone for, lining it,nan, ,be had
in anJ nrantitu nm tho Tr;.h s;ao II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-13
BANKRUPTCY!
THE FIFTY PER CENT. PROVISION.

DERSoNS DESTROYS OF AVAILINd
/ themselves OF the relief provided by the
United States Bankrupt Act Of March = 1857
arc hereby notified that dircharEca III bankrupt
JANUARY l, isG9, where the estate OF the ap-
picant will not pay nfty per cent. OF tho liabii-
ties proved against II.
Until JANUARY l, 1869. petitions may be filed
and discharges granted thereon, without refer
enco TO tho assets of the insolycnt.
. r. NJ. DAGGETT,
Clerk District Court o. 8. for the District OF
Nevada. dol.n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-13

HAVING HIST RETURNED FROM SAN
Ill Francisco with LARGE STOCK OF
FLOUR, avn prepared to sell all articles In my
lineas cheap a. Hny man on the Pacrc.Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-13

IA WAR HAS BEEN DECLARED, AND IA
lam prepared To meet tho enemy! n
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TO THE PUBLIC.

~ B-DR. FI.ATTFRY will appear at Vir.
ginia, International Ho,al, tho LAST WEDNES-
DAY OF every month, 10 cure tho eick. noes 1y
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CLERKS REPORT
For the Quarter ending December
aRER
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science, acting upon the Bcnrd and Hair IN an AZ
most miraculous manner. IL has pcen uS.v S.t,sy -,
Ing success Names OF all purchasers VIII ge irs'S
tered, md II entire satisfaction Is not ,Sn,y S r ~
every Instance, the money VIII be enesina,4 sI
funded. Price by mall, sealed anu p.,PIcS ires
Descriptive circulars md LsstmSnias bnm'sts No
Address BERGER. SHUTS q ~, ~, essnts Tor the
2S River Street, Troy, NJ L. So'' "s sp,.ly
United States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-13
Corporation Notice.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN
| cooperating the Town OF Gold Hill, storey
County, state OF Nevada, hereby submit for
publication the Reports Of the Clerk and Treas
urcr for the Quarter ending December g. 1868
W. ID. G. GIBSON,
President Of the Board OF Trustees.
Gold Hill, February 0, 1869.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-13
SPENCERlAN PENMANSHlP! |!

Instructions given in this popular system OF
PenmansL.p - every day and evening.
Regular writing school will meet evenings OF
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
TERMS;
Course (ffteen lcssons), Sc 10. Ono Month
zone lesson per day., 80 w. Ornamental Pen
manship and Private Lessons ~ per agreement
Copies and instructions by letter ut reasonable
rates. .
TEACHERS QUALIFIED.
A limited humber OF Ladies' and Gentlemen
will be qualified to teach this Art Of Pennan-
ship for 800, payable in monthly installments
of S25. This course includes Ladies' and Gen
tlcmen's Plain Pcnmanship, Od.Hand Capitals
(both double and single curycs), Flourshing.
Italian Penmanship, German Text, Old English,
Pen Drawing, etc. -
W. G. THOMPSON,
Surrccrian Pcnman, late Teacher in the Cali
fornia Business University.
Gold Hill December 1ith, 1858. dclA-I
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BOOKKEEPING! |!

HAVING LEASED THE BUILDING FOR.
IL merly occupied as clothing store, opposite
the San Francisco Restaurant, Main street, Gold
Hill, am now prepared to givo instruction In
Double and Single Entry Bookkeeping,
Afternoons and evenings Of every
Tuesday, Thursdny and saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-13

QUARTERLY REPORT
or tho Treasurer OF the Town OF
Gold Hill, for Quarter ending De-
ccniber 81, 1865.
To the Honorable Board of Trustees Of tie
To,cn of Gold HiH:
GENrLEMLI:-I herewith submit my Quar-
terly Report "a Treasurer Of the Town Of Gold
IIill for the Quarter ending December Il, 1868.
REDEMPTION rUSD-pR.
OCT. l. - fopV ~
Dec. 81 amount received for Taxes. ,622 o.
" Licenses. 9GO %
Fines i3 W
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Large tp. Circular, giving Information OF the
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, 1869-07-01

DcJNocFntlc St:1tc suit
.tgAin%t the Collector OF Customs ut
sttilk for H90O, ,D00-Stat1 Eair-.An
AcFtn4 Navigation .Hnc1tine-The
t'ouErcAsional Committee Rail.
road SNOW Sheds lSurnea-Depue1.- IL
sIp1a to Receive SSIlliu III II. se.yurd
Earthquake Shocks-
san FRANCISCO, June e9.-Tht Democratic Sta:c
'onveutiou nrt at san Franc:nco tt'tay. J.
t,rucke;; aud william LjsetaC.. we're nominated
s,E JGd"cs Of sat Suprtale Cou:t by acclaInatiou.
The liusstan Amer1can Company has CON-
roenced a suit Against H1ThU1 Ketcs4,'t IT.. Col
tecfcT O! clsious At s!tka, foE the t.eSa seizure
If The eo.Gran.in slip CzasFitch, nad GLAZING
Tl- California ssa&e Far o.~-Es o. Sacramento
Srrte1nleI &, and essttJ IN rten.,!.i. are offered
1.tt:ent Euccess!It experiments have been male
n this city with worklnG 1uvi"l o an ae11a. pas
igattol maehine. II not Only ascen'ie'l !uto He
mr. hG; IVES propelled aDE require tltsec:!uh ''y
tu3cltntry Of capacity 10 canE eight or ten per
snns, being constructed for the purpose OF making
TIP 10 New YORK Yne inventor Il e'enrt ten: tse
TRIP car be na'l. III tEeaty -tutu hoars-
fl6uI quiet, with some inquire for th!na. quo
.4t.cn4 unchanged. Whvat-SA!rs for fhe coas.
ut si.4TE; choice red At a!.tf. Legal tenders,
lhe Emitted States steamer Mohlcan today
Ea:lc.1 for the Mexican ports. II was announced.
YESTERDAY, she would leave for UenE1nc Sea WITH
sc1entlnc expedition. bat nE'!"rs fo- hsr dt.en-
tion we1c received. and tie destination c2aagt as
nl,oSf-- ...
The Co.Gres<tonal Committee Of Wars and
Means are TODAY inspecting the Custon House,
Post Uc!ce AID the Bonded Warehouse.
4 portion Of khe suuM shees Of the cectr.l Pa
c!Ec Railroad. ltar EmgZaot Gap has beer de-
Tie Committee Of the Board OF Supervisors FRO
reed to rn1ejo In the nlo!D.ng TO receive Wligul
There EAs shock Of earthquake a. ricsoI11
Vancouver y {EAnH, June 90
, 1869-07-01
The Chinnmnn rs n Railroad
Builder.

FF ;1& L.f Mn + n nf7Sf7 4tH1tA
II s.s:.ta- E1-t Ia: It TIE 2!11S G: :ae .aN
t4tl o.. TIE laelac EaLcnaI. Joal thl1al2n eec l.
MED lIpza1usl41 pe=!ticE- i!E I. was Eha GO r.
taeoc.e: and be It -waa who H14shed% tie EfeAs
Hcrk. and, but tor his Rklll and industry, the te3-
tr1. I'aetEC Railroad fut-tt not no< Lave otea
carried eastward Of the S.eEras. Tia eI2ek4elt:
pI this undertaking hAs p:ovel thai ihe Cniha.
u:an Is m aIni.abje railroad builder. Hts -ahaE
+ cAt ap his Temper Is GuoI. Lis disposition ttt =.
ci1c, his tDdsa.zy Is un-a.ssEx, his s.rtaT.s ~
endlrancc are xo1degu.. auu L. nrs ..Aa.Sa
emp:oy ., the centra! Facl1e cou::.s. .no ni! Ne
more c.ercr II aA.sun< En11s t.Aa n7s5 HmAe
men Wtp hAye' besn elucsttA 70 hAs uL5lutass-
Trese NnnEp.s vi III sf1tke . .:uet Eoe .eE ioasrl
ftisr:cce VIZ TIN cnats,st@d esH than Eos! WA-
fuen Cs1 VITA the aic Of Instruments. = govd
DIAL Of nonsense hiss been .1!ked aso1t tac LIMA
nAnt want uf sta.ntE2, and his iE1cfao1aJ 70 kat
Wnttt tahoFef IN pu:ht Of strength &rd cs2aGsT toF
w,srf Tte CeatlN Elt.road has Pse1s -ahso2Eni5
.rtf!rd ffas potut; for occceSpus e1ptf1neuLs
fnrr hnrr beeu Elxde zEr.nE LIS co1S1Ettao1 VAIN
ran q IEet TIT RI pccuye e4p4Ilt:;s q tho k*e
,crs IN one ree2s.on party Of 1f3sanep Ant
- r.ry ~ Cstuantn Wer, rttted Against taen
n.hrr Is hsaz:tnx hazd Eocx LOT tunnel 6e4
~~Tr .TeiY 1ade tt3tthe White nea ~ve!d Go1se
- wtnrtr.: t1t II the cid Ut the da[, Ehcn tae
work at kAcf party w1a ne1sared, r WAS found
l. thuf John tntnacsa nad borrowed further into
DC rock insn his anfago2ss:, 2ad Was, r,otecrtE
lesrs :x.Euet- . A.
Cf...=l Sr1r~ny s1. :: 60 ..;:.:511 a7Hlde2a ~
, 1869-07-01

1scpsrt Fresn Along the Line OF thc
Fort Wayne itsatiruaA-

1tcpsrt FresM Along tlrc Line OF thc
f0rs Wayne itAtiruad-
special Despatch to The th,caso Tribune.
PLYMOUTH, Int, June 50.
y mp orrr thc Fort Wayne Roat1, frpm III cast-
EN- I,ar7 Of this safe 10 the western part, with
aruful noles Of reports u reliable parties girc Us
the following reports Of crops;
FUE7 FAraE--Tf:c l'Io>Irr:. .1ntH thr last heavy
rain, vas very f1at1ertDx EoE wheat, bIt not ~
good for corn in sictuuaI Of .,c. we..ae7. III the
ucar1y Il. fvpanted hrs Al :l;'er.g- rlc.t IA ex-
jec:ed. The fruits are - prt!s kpoi condition
'hcr1tes arr Gouimtuc:Lr - !!.eI n1I NIL 1T
I:cnt:. Itacltsnot Yer. IL. -itI:es moEc THAI
IN ,tIs9e.
uade-the recent rliA. anf col Wc.stt1er Erea:IT
tetsrotpG cEpra generally.
WAnalw:-1're 8aE1e rerGT. IS Ela'9c.
PLrkoUrH--The wfea; II no. aS .noI as az
ltc:G' 1t II no: fEhg oct, O. lc"o.u. Of :1c ram.
H7st farE1rss give Il ::p, tx;"~;n. III, very poor
return. Outs a!e rot II Very E-1aE+tn1s cntls1!-
1ou, uut warm M+lttit? WI. E..r thra. Clover III
tkls suction I. also so';tn- tt" tE;t: cr3f' pron
i*cs well; unltss sistied ~ r.: e1:l:1a.c Of
UAxFA--7he farmers are very u;uca tlIscous-
A-cd, aud they 10 rot expect az a-rEeSe return
u c1atns.
WAEATAH--And between E.cEl an.! Tana,1h,
The destruction to property and CROPS has been
reach along the fu21 hrr covered With Water and
the poorer cIaAses are eaEeTHg, una Will the com.
ing stAsoE, from the effects u the coo1. The
waters IL NOT known to h4y' teeu Eo t.gn ty the
oldest inhabitants.
The For1 WAyne Road Is certainly deserving OF
foueht the elements and kept traiLs in running
/, t1tHk. tIt65ultc tie nQ0d.
, 1869-07-01
ANN ARB0R.

Com EncMCcRnent ExtrGiten in thc
Literary Deps<rt,a ,acnt-AfuintitD Dine
ncr-CAndluxAtez Tor the K'rcslden-
cy, DC.
Special Despatch 10 Tee Chicago Tribune.
ANN -AHDaK, Aica., June -.
TIE Twcnfy-nith AnDna, Commencement OF the
Literary Department Of thu Diversity OF Michigan
took place today. The following Is tie numter
Of x7aduA.es: i. A, %; i. y. >; II. E tM'l!ns
Engtneers}. :: {. E. {Ctyil Eagsne-ge, %. r. t.
tlna,uArtn:Ick1 chcm!sts>, p; u. D,4; II. =, 1;
y. ~ Il; ;,; Aeaiqp. g., q :. ,ps eea1se
tie AlnfnI dinner. 'ase1esnoF e5stecnes were
male ~ tha retiring P1es.den, ~, Na:en; hon
Winfield Smith. OF Milwaukee,. aud senator How
ard. The latter took OCCASION 10 4cuolnce
Severely the establishment r. New Yo:x city OF 4
PAPER rigging change to- : Imperial form Of gov.
e!nment- The Regents hare :49}ouznrd w!:Apat
eiectinR President 2hey will r~aasesbie III II
few wcekR- Among I'ar Eamee me- nt!oued for the
position are iIssidgI1 Hiclok,. q 'Cn!on; rfoi.
t'eei,, e1;3TesideV. Tarpa:l mud President Ch4l-I
bourne, OF Nlsc9..siu University. The lat gen
lleIuau has thtr1tl41ue ts4ck-