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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-01
MOUNT ST. VINCENT ACADEMY.

Twenty-frst Annual CONNIE nc ement-A Larae
Attendance ana Delightful Entertain.
ment.
II there be one plan more than another which has
superior attraction for Gothamites, who delight to
attend all the commandments that they can during
this purgatoral weather, that place is Fort Hill
where the Academy Of Mount ST. Vincent gazes
down upon the Hudson with such q look OF supreme
Contentment Commencements, by some extraordi.
nary fatality other in nine out OF ten are
always held in rooms whose particular distinction
Ii their ventilation. st. Vncent's Academy how
ever, s a most delightful exception to this rule and
1t is quite possible that II The good Sisters would hold
commencement" every day during the summer
even with The mercury at ninetylve in the shade,
their exhibition room would be crowded
every time; for 1t is large and spacious with
lofty windows, through which the breezes from the
surrounding woods chase one another from morn
TIL night even when the city boIls and fat men
mediate suicide In consequence. This exhibition
room hlled to repletiOn yesterday by fashion
able audience on the occasion OF the twenty fourth
annual commencement aud everything that could
be done TO render 10 comfortable done by the
Sisters. The Stage portion was tastefully decorated
with evergreens, While wreaths Of flowers were
hung here aud there about the walls, and what
added greatly to its attracuveness was the presence
OF al The young lady pups-dressed In white, with
sashes o. red, green ana blue las ened to the right
shoulder-al or them occupying seats ranged in
amphtneatre fashion ON the north side OF the apart
ment.
The exercises were opened with a r1te nitnare,
from Leybacb, Mr. Gustavus Schmitz welding the
conductors baton and the following young ladies'
being at the pianos:-Misses r. O Bren, Pecnin,
Osborn. yarey, Mulry, A. Coender, A. T. Reilly. NJ
Keenan,, V. Hilman, A. Smith, Konyolinka, NJ. A.
Conway wIsoo Williams, Duffy and Cream The
beautiful ceremony OF the coronation then took
place. during which the chorus sang the "Shades Of
kisht" IN superb style. THIS was followed by q
the following ladies' at the pianos:--Misses T.
McGovern Hunt. r. Oterson, Mcclure, owens, f.
Cogswcll, Margaret Keenan, L. Corrlgan, Gamble
M. Oterson. X. J. Conway, A. Brennan, Redmond,
Marin, c. Postiewait, J. Walsh, Mccall, J. Worces
ter, KiIlesn, Flynn, Butler, stouyene, g. Harris
which was given IN way that showed
tho young lady 10 be vocalist OF no
mean order O dialogue In French en-
HliaA "Ey 44eiyaN West yQgsaw Prah" wss
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

The commencement Of the class of 1870 OF this
Institution was held yesterday afternoon at Assoca-
ton Hall, on Fourth avenue and Twentytnird street.
There was, Notwithstanding the hot weather, q large
attendance OF ladies and gentlemen, the former be-
ing in the majority. The following prizes were
awarded
senior Department. Deportment-First honor,
+. l.. Gwyer; second honor John r. Hudson. Jr.;
third honor, william A. Deavs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
honor II, K. Gregory; second honor, Charles Nj.
Englis; third honor John Il. Hudson, Jr.
Middle and Junior ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
First honor Edwin +. Hudson; second honor James
X. Blauvelt; third honor, John NJ. Hoe; fourth
honor Arthur b. Hudson Junior Department.. At
tendance-First honor Louis Gregory; ond nonor,
John NJ. Hoe; third honor, George Z. Mead, Jr.
Junior Department..
After the award Of diplomas the address to the
Graduating Glass was delivered by Rev. Dr.sW II.
Parmly, and the benedction pronounced by Rev.
DR. McKelVy.
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The Inman line steamship City of Paris, Captain Mire
house. will pier % North river tomorrow Saturday.
at O'Clock AM. for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The Anchor line express" steamship Columbia Captain
SMALL will depart from pier 20 North river tomorrow Satur
day., at noon for Londonderry and Glasgow.
The National line steamship Denmark, Captain Forbes
will sail from pier n North river tomorrow Saturday at
o'clock AM, for Queenstown and Liverpool
The North German Lloyd steamship Donau, Captain Ernst
despatched pier foot Of Third Hoboken
tomorrow Saturday. for Southampton and Bremen.
The steamship Crescent Cv Captain Norton of the Mer
chants line will leave pier - North river at Pm Satur
day, July 2, for New Orleans direct.
The Texas line steamship varuna, Captain Spencer, will
depart from pier q East river Saturday.
o'clock PM, for Galveston.
There arrived report from points the
Western canals the Hudson river the following bargcs
schooners canal boats by towboat Niagars-Barges
j r Siniman, Geraldine Columbia, Stella, Amy Allen
schoones Curtss Edwards, Madge canal boats Delos De
Wolf, Jones, Merrick. Jos Bailey Norma, Soue,
City of Washington, Live Oak, Woodward, shearmer,
Abram Wood Allie, Brown, Wright, II Brown,
Richard Hall, Collins, Corbet, Eldona, Cram,
VIM Oliver, Frank Harriss, Edna, II Savage, II Clark,
Douglass, Mercerale, Chittenden, John
son, Welman. BY towboat America-Barges
Laurie. Hope, whitlock, VIM Mallory,
Union; schooner Washington; canal boats Robert
Stockdae, Eva, Horatio Seymour, Conquest Harry D.,
Gov Fenion, Geo Feeer Wellington, Ida, Zorna, Cora
Hunt Kate Rapelyea, Jas Brogey Wade, David Uey,
c Pearson, Vim Lincoln, r worden, Bender, Yves
ley Frances II Sheriff., Cisco Quaker City, Geo King,
Agnes Linn, H Davis, Hoyt Island Home, Rice,
Harrison, Whitlock BY towboat Syracuse-Canal
boats Danl Harris. City Of Syracuse City of Rochester,
Boswick Thos GUEST Crane, Price, Gettysburg,
RWakeman, Cayuga, J Haight, L Howell, Brett Suaeld,
Mary ogman, Laurence lola, No Go, Minnie Thorn,
Sawyer. Conant Benz Haywood, Selmer, d J
Mitchell, wenona, Monitor Charley Nick Herrick Myrick,
Welsh, Baker, Turner, Joe, Vincent, Hitchcock.
BY towboa oho-Barges st Nicholas, Inspector; canal
boats Monroe, wilett, Mary Lewis, Shoemaker,
Sampson, A II Doroner, Edwards J Compton, Richd
Post, Gelfred Myer Allen, G Plat Albert Turner,
Loren Annie knight, Addie Yue.
Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP TrNNRssEE, Chichester from Charleston for
New York. with large freight and over 30 passengers took
FIRE Wednesday morning last and bsached and scu
tied 80 miles south OF Cape Fear The and
all saved. The regstered l70o tons. was built at
Greenpoip In 1866 and running in Morgans line to
Charleston. (see news coumns)
SHIP VAN DIEMAN-The ship British Admiral, Captain
Carne at San Francisco June 30 from Lverpool reports
spoke no date &c spoec ship Van Deman OBJ Robinson
from Newcastle NS for San Francisco with loss OF mzen
fore and main topmasts. Assistance was offered but was
declined
SHIP ST LAWRENCE (Br loading at New Orleans for Ha
ye hefQa rNnoyisd burned and appk bad 9YW wv w. N
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Bead or ALDERMEN.

The Board OF Aldermen held meeting yesterday
afternoon, the President In the chair
resolution was offered and adopted confirming
the nomination OF Mr.. David " Freeman as Excise
Commissioner, in lieu Of Mr.. Walter W. Price, whose
resignation had been sent in and accepted.
The free bath subject then came up again in the
sh ape of the Mayors message, which was read and
ordered on file. The ord finance accompanying the
message was then adopted.
resolution authorizing the issue OF the residue OF
Central PARK improvement Fund stock was adopted
also several resolutions authorizing the laying OF
Belgian pavements In certain up town streets.
resolution that the members should be furnished
without delay with badges stationery, NC, was then
passed, WhegeppQn me Board allQuIneda
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UNIVERSITY or vIRi' MA.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, June 80,

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, June 80, 1870.
The commencement exercises OF tho University of
Virginia concluded to-day. Diplomas, degrees and
medals were conferred by Professor Mau2in. The
address before the Alumni AssociatiG was delivered
by Governor Stevens, OF Kentucky. Governor
Walker also spoke.
This afternoon the annual dinner tack place in the
Town Hal. 1t was quite brilliant affair. About
$50 prominent gentlemen were present from the
South and west Speeches were made by Governor
Stevenson, Governor Walker, George ii. Pendleton,
Is. Johnson Barbour, John Randolph, Tucker, Gen.
Preston, Mayor, William Il. Sutherline and Others
The commencement ball last night was small
AFFAIR, owing to unpopular management. At the
annual dinner the memory OF Dickens was drunk
standing and in silence.
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TWO MAD STEERS IN HoBoksN.

Yesterday afternoon two mad steers escaped from
the slaughter house near Grove street. nobokeD,
and sped along Willow and Meadow streets towards
weehawken. At Eleventh street one Of them turned
eastward and gored man. throwing him twelve
feet into a ditch. Offcer Van Reipen was about to
fire his revolver at the ANIMAL when he found the
steer racing towards him. The steer struck against
q telegraph post, however. whence he retreated to
field ana was despatched. The other steer was
shot about the same time, all the children on the
streets having escaped miraculOusly.
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Sails DeSiadtion.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Purses Of Vessels arriving nj this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD to
regularly authorized agents who attached to Steam
Yacht feet.
The New York Associated Press do not colsc marine
reports attend to the delivery of packages will be
by the following extract from the proceedings of the
regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1885,
Resolved, That and after April 1853 the Associated
Press WITH discontinue the collection of ship In the
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
Letters or news packages for the HERALD should not
therefore, be entrusted to the charge Of pretended AGENT
of the New York Associated Press.
Herald Steam Marine News Fleet.
The following named yachts which capable OF board
W iaHsrd bQpAa vessels outside Vf randy HQVk end eeyh
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
c Of csu3 Jun:
gers to Alexandra Sons June a. of Jupiter passed a
centre; three mased chr showing red hag with white
nS an @ Sea vi, Point and
Norfolk, with mdss and passengers TO the Old Dominion
ship Betty !NaA Ns,.horn. Newcastle q day.. with mdss
Is ls = lon 8 took Po. from boat Ezra Nys No
psur and rag. 't to PaSSr
Passed Gibraltar May Had variable weather: :.
Eaaah Edys Co. Had strong gale. up % he bank:
S
ron Wsnas Tsss". and Had sns weather
Bark Atsi.n,s tSa, hsssmann, Bremen 40 day., with
mdse and 2a7 passengers to Punch, Edye Go. Had light
Barton il with sugar
and moasses to Borand Dearborn Co. Had light winda
century xSs..n Rio With
IS w, and had fine weather during the passage.
e s h.a h aud NJ II, nth
SS . g H:9s NC vii"
schr Edward slade, Loper, Alexandria.
schr Dan Holmes, Rulon, Baltimore.
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Adeline r) Pes Windsor for New York, 10 days.
with plaster to Grsndall, Bertaux 4 Go.
days with lumber to Gorham Boardmsn:
sehr Amelia Ellms R0ckland for New York, days. with
schr Gen Meade. Robinson, Lubec for New York, days
SchsR Dean. Cook, Taunton for New York.
schr Geo Conover, Halock, Providence for Elizabeth
schr John Lancaster, Williams. Providence for Elizabeth
port tir u vo,.n. xo.r. pr,v,s.,,. 10. r,.,.,..
schr II Tyler, Edwards Providence for Phiiadephs
scsr Perne SHIELDED, Pro- idence for Rondout;
schr Motto, seariss, Newport for New York
Schr Jacob Raymond, Anderson, New London for New
ssSr Pe..s Rs Sn Portland G. e.. New York
schr Mary Tice, lice. New Haven for Elzabetnport
schr Massey. Ramsey, New Haven ,, for New York.
schr Harbinger, Ryder. Greenwich for New York.
r PsS fer os n.
schr Warren Gates Smith, Ms!ene Point fer New York.
BOUND EAST.
stsamship DirgQ: ISanson, New York for Portland.
Schr Susan Scranton Hurvey, Plymouth, NC. for New Ha
Brig Continental, Pits, New York for Gace Bay
Brig Maria Ferguson, Stephen: New YORK for Windsor
schr Kate scranton, -, Esabethpors FAN River.
ssr a s sSt ss1 ssss
schr Emerald Csswel, Elizsbehpor for Bridgeport!
schr Alfred Hall, Dmmock, barren Island for WOOD
schr Anadir, =, Albany for Riverhead
schr Clotids Hart, Ponghkeep.ie FOR Norwich.
seh f5
ss New s for
schr I Bartlett Kicker, New York for Goose Island.
schr Judge Low. Good. New YORK Tor Portsmouth.
S su1:y SSrE 81. R
ssST sshn Nsw yScf G FOR
Schr Pierce, - for Rye.
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OF tho Highlands, compose our steam marine news
feet:-
Screw propeller yacht HERALD.
Screw propeller yacht JAMES.
Screw propeller yacht JEANETTE.
The marine news ONCE Whitehall slip, where all
muncaons and consgnees to the masters OF
vessels win be received forwarded free OF charge
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SAILED.
Shipping Notes.

Steamships Tarfa, Liverpool; Hansa, Bremen Columbia
Havana; Gen Barnes Savannah Saratoga, Richmond &C.
Wind at sunset 8, light.
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assistant professors were elected. Several impor-
tant gifts were received by the trustees, among
them an endowment by General Stewart L. WOOD.
orator every
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Weather Along the Coast.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
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SHIPPIN G NE w S.

Almanac for New York Tails Day.
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Bethel School Celebration-?srt %.

O1ing to the unlavorsb!e aspect Of the
weather, some unfortunate iniTmlties,
and the care Of . le~ small children, we
we're not permitted to indulge in the
whole interesting bill Of fare provided by
those intelligent pupils and good people
cf Poma:ia, on the occasion OF Capt.
Banks school celebration on Friday the
% and hence merely alluded to the en-
terainment of the night as being fine
and giving unli!aited satisfaction. Ha7-
ing been furnished With the programme
gone through with on tina: memorable
night, We print it aov in the hope that
uaay Of our readers will be pleased to
learn what was done and who had a fin.
ger in toe delectable pie. The programme
speaks for itself, and admirably selected
and we'll sustained by these amateurs, it
reflects great credit on them. Weregret
that we were not spectator, for We ere
satisfied from 8 description given By g
gentleman Of exceeding taste and jutg-
uent-a real live Judse-taat we lost a
great deal. Here is toe programme, be-
twesu each piece Of which the Messrs.
Ben. C. Busby, Henry Gallman, Charlie
Counts aud Jackie Summer discoursed
most eloquent and appropriate music:
Beauty and the Beast"-Aisses Ella
Folk. NJ. .nie Eptiug, Mrs. Mary Koon,
nessrs. U.B. Whites, W. Il. Dickers,
Johnnie Rdlehuber, Levi Busby snd D.
Aug. Dickert-
"stage Struck Darkey," Comic
Nessrs. Junie Chapman end DR.. Chs2-
Gan.
"Bots and Bars''-Aisses Aahala Har-
ris, Alice Clspusr, Messrs. Z. B. Whites,
VI. II. Dickert. Juais Chapman end
Johnnie Ridlehaber.
Soldiers Return, Conic-Dr. Chap
nan and Levi Busby.
Young Amazoa"-Mrs. Mary Koon,
Miss Sa!lie kbler, Messrs. Junie Chap
man, Dr. Chapman and Levi Busby.
Spanish Valet"-Aiss Elliott Busby
and Mr.. Juuie Chapman.
"Blue Bea7d'--Mrs. Mary Kooo,
Misses Mahala Harris and Elliott Busby,
Messrs. D. Aug. Dickert, DR.. Chapman
and Junie Chapman.
The Wonderful Dream" Comic
Messrs. ". II. Dickert and Junie Chap
man.
"Limerick Boy"-Mrs. Mary Koou,
Miss Lovic Fcagle, Acssrs. D. Aug. Dick
ert, DR.. Chapman, Levi Busby and |. +.
Whites.
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CEuRCE CALENDAR.

Lutheran Church. Rev. Jacob Hawkins,
Pastor. Services every first and thir!Sabbaths
:t II o'clock. \. Nj: and on the second and
fourth Sabbath>. .;at +! O'Clock. 2. y. Sun
day School at 8 clock, y. u.
Beth Ellen. Rev Jacob Hawkins. Pastor.
Service every second Sabbath !: II o clock,
4. N.
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Rev. +. 4. hickle,
Pastor. Services every Sunday, commencing
It'll o'clock, a. m, and S p. n Sunday
School ut 9 O'Clock, =. n. Prayer Meeting
every Wednesday night ats o'clock.
Methodist Church. Rev. O. y. Darby,
Pastor. Services every Sabbath at 1ot am,
and o'clock, r. m. Sunday School at
9 O'Clock 4. IN. Prayer meeting every We'd
nesday night at o'clock.
Episcopal Church. Rev. +. L Miles. Pas
tor. Services on first and third Saohaths
every month, at II O'Clock in the forenoon
and at candle-|i.hr.
The Associate Reformed Church Is Is
present without pastor.
Pastors Of country Churches who desire
their appointments published will please:
hand them in.
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The Ncw York Herald Of. the eth
says: American tlass we're displayed en-
the City Hall yesterday in honor Of tie
rrocIa,nation Of the French Republic. In
1850 there was the g:andv>t procession
ever witnessed in the city Of New York
in homo. Of the downfall of Charles the
Tc...n. and the establishing o: 4 Republic
il France. in 1913 there was remark
able display Of bunting i'll honor # tho
formation Of another Republic IN France
These demonstrations wcrc Witnessed nv
the present generation but like the IL
los;on Of dream Or the mirage upon the
desert or the ocean, Repub!icanistn, as
power, was swept away from the soil OF
France before the French people really
had the opportunity to comprehend the
situation. Repub'icaniSEn. is the root of
the political policy of the French people,
but, unfortunately. imperialism has bccn
the blossom and the fruit.
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I'd Russia are no. as good as they might

and Russia are no. as good as they might
be.
All the Latin races are in state Of turbu-
leace.
London, Sept 9.-Roche'oTt's letter, de-
nounc;ng the violence az Harseiles, had
good effect on the workE,en, who consider
him their particular representative, and
agree with him tina: this is no time to Gre
ste difficulties.
Berlin, September 9.-After pTotTacted
conference, the members OF the North Ger
man Confederation decided that the French
provinces of AlSace aud Lo"siue should he
annexed to Germany, hot PrIssl;t lnd:Tld-
ually.
1t is reported in diplomatic circles that
Enci..nI vii! rot push Intervention, o"!ng
10 anpl- relations between the caoi-
;e,s OF Berlin aud London.
Tae United St.teS, Italy, Switzerland and
Spain have recognized the Republic OF
France.
IL Mil takc one million Of men 10 suc-
cessfuIle oe=irge France. Already the cas-
ua.ties amount 10 .:0U, ,oQD-dsai and mainl-
ed :or lie.
s'oFeicr, @,fs'"e' i"Tr"eo'', w. ". ",
been Appointed hIi.isteT OF var @ .Feas
Numbers Of the citizens OF the PapAI States
have pe;i!ioned Victor EnianEsi 10 occupy
Eome.
The forests of Clamart snd Aead"in are
being destroyed
The journals approve the project tor the
coA7ccauon OF the Assembly ConSti'ueh'e'
as dcpriving the Prr!s+is"s OF any chance to
make claim eov iatcnn:ty-there being no
General GovcFnnen'.
B:u-:n,is. Sgt. i"--A. The present pace
the arr! CT tae :':nc" Royal and bava'''
Si':';i"! "e ii H'>'Gn;''i !'''!on:1 s''1o'' y:
FAf=. From ;ar." P':r'a ti;~T all e'o5e IN
arernc fnr fr!nr! f":Ii::H" ;i"'+. he i'r"S
sian force 81 - a: CnH1?. .::a- ih!- oTninS.
Paris. ScIr. 70 S.;:':t-!.~a residents are
ordered 10 ~7,t'l';c q0;nts 'ticAct D? the
guns of re ;cc.:Sc.ti"os. Exces5es b! ;'e
Rods ara reported AZ 2.ra~!l-s aaI Lycn5
All the lcnueis on the railroads Of me Sere
and Nnrne have been exploded.
1o,,i., sentember 7-Largs demon.
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Ree5er Township Society.

\ large and enthusiastic meeting OF
Union Rcrormists was held at Jalapa,
and Society formed for the Recder
Townsl,ip-on Friday the I'd of septcm-
Der: tie following officers we're elected :;
Prcsident-Jacob Summers.
Vice prcsidcnts-Dr. ". y. Williams,
W, ". Riser, J. v. Watts, and VIM. ).
Chalmers.
Secreta-ies-J, n. Glymph RAD l.. +.
Waters.
Treasurcr-W. Fl. Eddy.
The good work is going on steadily
and surely.
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Coo5 TeIss From North Carolina.

We have Just heard from the two col
orcd men, Casey David and Hosea Wynn,
who were sent by the citizens OF this
county from Frog Level TO the State Of
North Carolina, tho gratifying intc!:l-
geacc, that there IS not word Of truth
in the a0ominab!c reports which have
been trumpcA up by the radical party,
that the white people Of that State hay
Ing carried their ticket AGAINST the raci-
Gals arc now turairs back on the colored
people, etc. etc, of which fnrther mehton
will be made in good time. These men
write that i: is all : base fabrication, that
they are highly pleased with the cond'-
ton Of affairs, and have been treated
with great consideration and kindness
By white ard colo7cd. At last accounts
they wcrc on the road to Raleigh, with
letters from Gov. Vance, whom they had
conycrsed with, an,. for whom they ex-
press great admiration. Great IS truth.
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Radical Programme.

The radical programme is being car
ricd out with vigoc. The case is becom-
log desperate, and desperate remedies
are being resorted to. Scott affirmed,
aoou, the time Of his famous Washing
ton speech, that no Intimidation should
be allowed at another election, and to
prevent anything Of the kind, Winches-
ter rifles should be put into the hands Of
the black people, to protect them against
the threats and bushwhackiag Of the
whites. Since this be has added bal!
cartridges to the rifles. In the mean
time, rs the whites are at peace, and are
engaged in no unhoiy crusades against
the colorcd people, and never have ocen
for that matter, the militia, with their
guns, are busiwhacking their o"n col
ored brethren, who dare to say that they
have mind Of their own, and who have
allied themselves to the RetormiSts, IN
hope Of Establishing sn honest govern
c.e"t and ;nstitu:ing a better and more
pro porous tia!e.
In this district xe have heard Of three
w C-:- ,:o, c,,,o.r ~
,...c-,. E,ou,r ,., os.e5 Ns.r
+, :o;, h:s marty in lrnchirc Dave
r.ror.,;.. r..;,, - Can't, John
Nocc.,s. r-ho,:or +hcv cot hands on
,;.- A., rot io.~r Watt 70
..., .o,., n.-t
49,. ,,o.,a-o,.a oco,,,rcs .so week. :
800 - s,,,,r o,,d 81 ~o,;c;ons n,aet.
inv :, r,.;,.,, ha,1 of NEGROES (;ui,i;;a)
tried 10 Gn,, Milton Sims. another good
-,rorr,;>; for the purpose Of killing him,
.s ticy sill Sims rot away from them.
And sti;; another case, the particulars Of
which y. could no. 90; at.
And this IS the radical
n-ovr,,,m.. 5n>fwf,sciin~ tI;,.;r own
bre,arao bccav<s they have an opinion
oftbs;~ owc. No thres.s mind YOU. or
;o,in,;i,;;ons will be allowed, saws Dr..
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re 4 cTTRROPE FACT

n" \ ST Z BEUEN r ACI.-
There is scarcely any disease in which pur-
gatiyc medicines are not more or less re-
ouired. and mnch ffcring might he pre-
vented were they more generally used. No
person can feel well while = co>tive habit OF
body prevails: hrsis!cs. it soon generates Sc
rion< diseases which might have been avoid
ded by timely Use Of Cnthar'ic Medicines
For rhis purpose DR.. tt IT'S VEGETABLE
LIVER PILLS are confidently recommen-
de'l they are mild safe, prompt and nni-
form in their acrion. Thcv contain no Mer-
curry. Persons may eat and drink as usual,
and they NAV he taken at any time.
Aug. 81, 3J2t