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The New York herald., 1870-04-21
A UCTIoN NOTICE.
n THIS DAY, THURSDAY,
mt II O'Clock,
THIRTEENTH REGULAR SPRING SALE

MANUFACTURED STRAW GOODS AND SOFT HATS.
FIVE HUNDRED CASES
LADIES', MISSES, MEMS AND BOYS
PLAIN AND FANCY HATS, BONkETS.
PLAIN AND FANCY SHADE HATS,
LADIES' FANCY TRIMMED HATS
IN all the most desirable shapes and styles
ceived direct from Eastern city and made
for this seasons trade.
Also MEMS AND BOYS SOFT HATS.
Catalogues and goods really.
WM. TOPPING 4 CO., Auctoneers,
No. 1H2 Church street.
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A UCTION.-LARGE AND GENUINE SALE or
"A over Slb,CvO worth and over 600 lots OF
Handsome HOusehojd Furniture.

At lIS West 1wentysixth street, Sixth avenue
Thursday morning, April q, at los o'clock, EDWIN MICH
OILS Anconeer will sell to the highest bidder all the elegant
Household Furniture the
Of =. Frost ESQ., consisting Of magnificent rosewood
Panoforte made to order cost $3.50 elegant Parior Suits
Etagefeg Mirrors Curtains Bronzes bookcase, Centre
Tables fine Oil Paintings, rosewood and Bedseads
Conmodes hair and spring
Beds Pillows sheeis Blankets, Dining and Servants Furn
Sale positive, rain shine. Goods
shipped purchasers Take Broadway stages cars or
sixth Seventh and stop at Twenty
neart the
The New York herald., 1870-04-21

QY f. NICHOLS, AUCTIONEER.
ID AArnihcent Household furniture at public auction
this THURSDAY afternoon, at two O'Clock -
a. the large four story residence East Tenth street,
block west OF ROADWAY near Ph avenue Elegant sasn
brocAel and reps Paor Suits rosewood Panofoe Tables
Eagsres Works of Art Bronzes Clocks Vases CURTAINS
Mirrors Tables Lounges Chairs Sofas Bedsteads bueas
sdeboard Dining Chairs, Tea aud Dinner Sets Crockery
basement and servants Furniture. Sale positive
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ART SALE.-GALLERY OF ART, ,ss5 BROADWAY.
"A. Now exhibition, VIM. N. Browns entire valusb BILE
collection of American Fruits aud FoYer being the result
of his abors for the last eighteen months The
heretofore received has induced effort
make the collection superior 70 he has before
offered to the public They drawn with great skill
most powerfully and beautifully colored and but
are also many charming contributions from our fayore civ
arss several admirable specimens from a. r. Tate, Mrs.
Julie Beers, W. Whitredge L. Lang H. NJ Pratt, Pope, VIII
hanson. Caslsar, Laurie, Clifford, Brevoort, w. Hart,
wynants Fcuchse Gay Bspham, Bricher others The
whole OF them win he perempory sold the evenings
Friday and Saturday the 22 23d Of April commencing
10 O'Clock. GEORGE BARK Err. huctiOueer
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7 EASE AND FIXTURES OF A WE'LL ESTABLIsEU
Fancy Store SALE cheapLow rent; good loca-
ton first rate small capital. Address
CHANCE l39 Herald ollce
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L,OR SALE CHEAP-A NUMBER OF GOOD OFFICE;
II Desks, walnut top Counters, &c, &C. Apply at lSV
Dunne street.
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EXCHANGE sALEsROOM, Ill BROADWAY, TRIM
day April Il NJ No 3ze West Twentieth street betweeI
Eighth and Ninth avenues three story high soop brown
stone 78x50xqi1, subject TO lease expiring May, 1879 a
81 200 per Permits and terms at Offices and b, III
Broadway.
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r EEDS' ART GALLERIES.
~ THE WORKS OF ART BELONGING TO
J. p. BEAUMONT,
the largest collection OF original Paintings offered for
sale Ia this city, will evening, ~
o'clock, until the whole Of them are disposed OF.
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lanes CAGNkN, AuCT1oNEER.--ELEGANT HOUSE
hod Furniture Of the private residence ssb East fiitcth
street, between Second and Third this day, at 6
OcDck sale most pcrempotv; owner leaving FOR Europe.
Furniture has been made order tue best
manshp. The Parlor suit in satin bTocste, cost 1874
last NAV rosewood Easces rosewood marble Cen
tre and side Tsbes one ebony aud ormol monned Musical
French Liquor Case. eight airs; French Clock costly
Mnnei Ornaments, elegant ace and brocatel Window
velvet and Brussels carpets krussels Stair Carpets and
Rode and mahogany Wardrobes French Bes,eads,
marble Bureaus and Washstands. IeeaTetes Sofas,
ced hair Mattresses, Feather Dcns french Boz
Pillows excellent Extension Table by Heerut; marble
Bud. Dining Chairs, French China Dinner Set cost Sl5
TAMES CAGNEY, AUcTIoNEER AND REAL ESTATE
81 Agent-Ofice SIS Washington seet.-Personal a;teB-
ton gwen to sales of Household Furniture at residences
families declining housekeeping. Twenty expert
ence. Caah advanced oD MercRsEdiss 10 general
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4 UCTION SALE.-SATURDAY APRIL "a. 1870 AT 10
"A o'clock A. d.. mt Huntington l.. H. the sssb Blind and
Factory The Power 70 Horse Engine with all
machinery for turning scrosawing. sticking
mouldngs anuiacturirg SASH blinds and doors; also,
good Planning Machne Bnildn, 75x4o stories Barn.
32xli IT, Lumber Sheds l9Oft length Lot 9x0O stuat
W. w, WOOD co.
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L,OR SALE CHFAP-TwO SOAP KETTLES, IRON
Leach Tubs, Receivers, two Pumps. To be sold this
week bargain. Call at AL West Seventeenth street.
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RY GEORGE BARKER. AUcTIONEER
ID Saiesro0m No. & Cortiandt street.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE. CLOCKS, KkONZES,

ROSEWOOD PIANOFOKTE CLOCkS, BKONZES,
CARPETS, MIRRORS, &C., 40.
April a. at hafpas ten O'Clock at the private residence
No. IA Ashland place. Perry street, all the Furniture
contained in said house, consisting in part OF carved
rosewood Parlor snis In brocatel; rosewood, wal
and mahogany Chamber Suits, rosewood and black
walnut Dressing Bureaus, Lounges, Sofas and Easy
Chairs elegant rosewood Pisnofore made by James Van
Ripper; fneravngs oh Paintings Velvet, Brussels In
gran Threepy Carpets and Olclohs Hair and Straw Mat
{resses Bolster and Pillows, China, Glass, sverpated
Ware, Kilebeh Utepss dc Also handsome Parlor Safe,
made by Wilder 4 20.
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Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER
"A BY HENRY II: LEEDS MINER,
On Saturday April 90, at t0s O'Clock, at their saesroo
Nos 95 Chambers and ~ Reade handsome House.
hold Furniture, &C. Fun particulars hereafter.
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TACOB BOGART. AUCTI0NEER.
81 THIS DAY, at 3 O'Clock,
1arshsrs sale Of Liquors. Ale &c.
This day at O'Clock at No. North William street. LII.
quors in casks and johns Brandy Bourbon Gin, Stand
Casks, Liquor Pump, Measures Mirrors Tumbers barrels
OF Ale bottled Ale, Two Counters &c.
X. p. BARKER, Marshal
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DAwNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY.--JAMES AGAR,
Auc,ioneer will sell, at 4 East Broanway at II O'clock
$40 lots OF Clothing Shees Table Linen
Ware, Pictures. Catholic Bibles aa4 other goods
order the Executors OF the late Hugh D. Smyth East
SixeeDtl street
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LNOR sALE-ONE OF THE OLDEST GAS FTTTINE
il Lamp Establishments In the city, of the
principal Streets Apply at s92 Third avenue, corner Fy
fanrthe etra
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DULL PUMPS FOR ALE. SODA WATER, ROOT
md lager beer apparatus for sale by JAMES N. WHIT.
FII1iD " SON, s6s " ater street, n. Y.
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A SHOCKING TRAGEDY.

Murder aud ArsGn in King George County,
Consumed la the Fiamcs--Arresi Of iic Enp.
posed Murdcrers-Thrce Negroes Drowned.
RICHMOND, March SO, 1870.
most atr0ctous outrage was perpetrared IN King
George county, on Friday night last. intelligence Of
which has Just been received here. The store OF +.
W. Payne at Rolilns' Ford in the lower end OF the
county Yas robbed and burned, aud the clerk, Will
liam Jett. was brutally murdered, his body being
thrown into the flames aud consumed with the
building. On the following morning broken frag.
ments Of the clerks gun were found the road not
far from the scene OF the double outrage near q
pool Of blood. and wth POI lion OF human scalp,
nar and blood on them. at thus point iG supposed
the clerk was murdered, as distinct trail OF U0od
was found TO the house. hts BODY being dragged
there anu cast into the burning house. Ihe iasd,
shoulder and one leg were entirely consumed, aud
the remaining portion OF the BODY was crspcd and
roasted. From tue Indications III newly pl0uRiled
Held near by, where some OF tue plunder was 0is.
covered, IL Is believed that not less than four PERI
sons were concerned III this horrible outrage. has
OF one OF the gully parties was found, winch may
lead TO his arrest II Identified. Later inf0r.
Mition states chat three out Of q lafty
OF twelve negroes said to nave been ifa-
plicated In the alair one OF whom Is regarded AS \
terrible desperad0, have been arrested. The most
and rs the ta Is considered insecure, the parties
may be yncned at any moment II their guilt esJab.
lisfed.
Three negroes, IN attempting TO cross the Malta.
p0n at Frayser'j ferry In SNAIL skill winch was In
leaky condition, were drowned. When about the
middle OF the stream, which was swollen by
1reshet, the boat rapidly filed ana went down, car.
rylng all on board with it,
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Z u r o ? e.
The British Tareh to Dsmocracy--Cost Of the
Throne On Impellins Cause.
Marriage, Divorce, Murder and Radi.
calizm in Politics.

the Countess Of nreadaibane's funeral took place.
The tenaDsry were all invited. me Scotch pipers
played sIne Flowers OF the Forest' as the process
sion wound ts way round the carriage drive. Tne
Earl was not present.
An action ipr breach OF promise Of marriage was
tined peforc Mr.. Justice Fitzgerald In Dublin, in
which the lady, MISS Jana Huns, claimed 900
damages against the defendant, Mr. ]. 7. O'Connell
solicitor OF Cork. rhe case excited considerable
interest and the court was crowded. The jury
found for the piantir $3.50 damages.
The petition against the return OF Mr.. Dernat o.
borne to Parliament for Waterford was presented TO
the Court Of Common Pleas, Dublin. The petition
ers are Thomas Coadsn. implement manufacturer,
and Michael O'Shes. grocer and poor law guardian,
In the city of Waterford The grounds arc bribery
treating and undue influence by respondent's
agents." ana the petitioners pray that the election
may DC declared void. security for its prosecution
had been given b. reooguisance In tne usual manner
and 10 ri,e stataraoe amount
The New York herald., 1870-04-01
CONVENTION or RAIL WAY TICKET AGENTS,

The Railway Ticket Agents. Association opened
their annual convention at the Filth Avenue Hotel
yesterday The meeting was the largest Of the kind
that ever met under similar auspices There were
nearly seventy delegates present, aud they repre-
sented the principal lines throughout the Union
aud In the aggregate about $4,000 miles OF railway
Mr.. A. a. Barnes, President Of the Memphis and
Charleston Railway, was voted 10 the chair, and Mr.
T. Coltop, OF the Union Pacific Railroad was elected
Vice President. Mr.. samuel POwel, OF the Chicago
and Burlington line, acted as SECRETARY.
General matters O interest were dealt with, and
co8Iaittees were appointed 20 report upon railway
Guides" upon me petition OF the Commercial
Travellers Association, demanding q UNIFORM re-.
ana colony ticGcta. The Committee on Guides re-
ported IN favor OF the Trdvelers' Ogcta5 Rott,caD
GtitGe and displayed considerable anmu5 ia referr.
ing to Appletons really line compendium OF railway
intelligence. Tue application or the Commercial
Travellers Tor some consideration, on the ground
that being constant customers to the different lines
and exposed TO vast risxs was declared Ia
committee not TO come within the province Of
the Convention. On the tourist and colony tickets
tile COMMITTEES will report tomorrow. Mr.. J. w.
Cary, OF the South shore line, Is Chair
man OF this committee, and they will be assisted by
the large experience OF General Stradcr. Nearly
the entire day was occupied IN adjusting the sche-
dule OF rates, which remain materially the same as
heretofore, there being the smallest possible ten.
dency IN downward direction. The regulation Of
the time for running the principal trains SO as 10
afford the largest mutual convenience WIN be con.
sldered when the rate schedule Is perfected.
Remarkable unanimiiy characterized The pToce cd
ings and an esprit du corps which, so lar as the
railway interest Is concerned Is decidedly healthy.
At the final session tomorrow the business WIN be
OF purely formal character. The pubic viii look
which the railway monopolists VIII oler TO tourists
aud c0lOnsts.
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Police Protecting tho Priest, at Mass.

From the Dabin Evening kfai March 1871
Limerick correspondent informs u5 that on st.
Patrick's Day farge body OF police under SUBJ
inspector, were staroned at the Roman Catholic
Cathedral TO protect the priests while saying Mass
The cause OF quarrel was OF want Of Int crest
the part or the c,ergy lii certain Fen!an martyrs
This occurrence exhibits ne popular state OF feeling
which the Coercion bi.i Is framed to meet. That
measure is not intended suited to cope with ritz
bonisni.
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The General Situation aud Political Aspect.
A telegram from Tralee, Kerry, OF the 10th o.

telegram from Tralee, Kerry, OF the 19th Of
March, says
Yesterday baittr OF MIR. Sandea named Nolan,
was fired at near List0wel by two men with re-
voivcra. lie providsntiaiiy escaped. Nolan was
after Glsrallng some tenants on the property over
which mir. Saudes fs agent some time previously.
The constabulary searching for the asassins u'
der inspectors.
Mrs U'DOnOvan Rosa lectnred at Tipperep and
received an enthusiastic ovation. The hotel where
she was staying aud some other houses In the
town were searched by tho police For firearms, but
without success.
Commenting on the Irish Coercion bill OF Mr. Glad
stone the Dublin blshmGn s0ys--Thc Irish MEN,
bers by their tnaction ana passive Consent have
betrayed their country.
Tho F,o5 or Ieland saya:-lhe English govern :.
ment does not wovern in accordance with the p0pu
iar viii, would lie no necessity for cocr
cion. 1t Will not suppress loyalty to the native
land.
The New York herald., 1870-04-01

Tho Marriage Relations and the Divorce
Court.
The PAU Mall Gazette Of the 10th Of March reports
the previous days proceedings In the Divorce Court
London, thus
PRITcHARD vs. PRrrCHARD AND DEAN.
DR.. Spinks applied TO the Court on behalf OF the
petltoaer In this case, for an order for immediate
payment OF the damages OF coo pounds awarded by
the jury u fortnight BACK. rhe learned counsel
stated that there was reason to beiieve That
the correspondent Bean, who had carried on the
business OF q coal agent ct Hampstead, intended
immediately TO leave the country, and he read
an aldavit, showing that the co respondent was
now Withdrawing bis goods from the jurisdiction Of
the court and had aireaay despatched several boxes
from his premises, which were Supposed to contain
plate and vauabies. he submitted therefore, that
payment. -
Lord penzance said that under the circumstances
nc SHOULD grant ali order for payment within three
Gays. Ihis was conformabie to the usual practice
OF the courts OF Common law In such cases. and ne
saw no reason why this should not be followed.
/ Order accordingly.
MAcDoSsELL vs. MAoDoNNELL AND GIRouD.
THIS was petition for dissolution Of marriage on
the QrOund oil the respondents adultery with the CO.
I respondent neither ef whom entered any appear.
The New York herald., 1870-04-01
IRELAND.

Dreadful Murder ON SC. Patrfcls's Day.
The Cork Examiner aad other papers Of the 10th
OF March announce the perpetration OF somo horrid
murders.
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ENGLAND.

Tho National March to Democracy-Skefches
and scenes In ParliRsnent-Tho Money Az
pect-.How tho Throne II Supported
Budget Votes and Where the Cash Goes.
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anco. rho petitioner IL q clergyman OF the Church
anS Of q ST. Pseas wal
ana lived together TIT 1852. Mrs. Macdon-
cause OF complaint by STAYING out iato a. ngns
and taking excursions into the country without
year she Ielt his house. roe petitioners income
from his profession did not exceed fl00 and out OF
this he made her an allowance OF thirty pounds,
which lie afterwards withdrew upon discovering
that she had one OF his daughters IN the same house
with herself and Tho correspondent, 0lroud, who
factory evidence OF ne identify having been gwen
the Court pronounced decree nfst with costs. MIR.
Callaghan appeared for the petitioner.
DALGErY VS.. DALGBTY.
The petitioner, Mrs. Hannah Dagety, PRAYED dis-
solution or marriage, which took place In october.
band, who was compositor emigrated to Natal,
where ne again went through the ceremony OF mar.
toe bisa NOUS marriage in isOS was produced IRON
the registry in Natal and afdavits OF idenIity read
Lord Penzance said the evidence quite established
the fact OF the bigsmous marriage and adultery.
Decree ntst with costs. -.
The wicklow Pssrass Claim Case.
from the London News, March 1871
The hearing OF the claim to the wicklow peerago
again occupied the attention OF the House Of Lords
yesterday. 1t win be remembered that the pro.
m,gat produce evidence to rebut the story told
by Mary Best, who alleged that while she
Mrs. Toward aaopssa her infant SON. s
woman Best was yesterday re-exanitned and stated
that after ner own enid had been taken from her
she took another fron pauper III tho workhouse II
order to console herself for her loss This infant
she took with her when she ieft the house. put 1t out
to nurse and paid weekly sum Tor its maintenance
until ITS death few mOnths afterwards In cOntrac-
ton OF this story however, evidence was Adduced to
show that no child was missing from the w0rkh0uSe
when Best took her departure that the infant put
out to nurse WAS the Same OF which she had been
delivered and that when tile child died she put on
mourning and appeared distressed. Lord Cholms.
ford observed, IN tho course or the hearing that
through0ut his experience ne had never known a
case which had broken out IN so Aany fresh places.
fFrom the London News Marcn 1o.J
Yesterday the Committee Of Privileges or the House
of Lords again sat to consider the claim to the
wicklow peerage. Sir Roundell Palmer. IN sNm'
ming up the evidence, commented at some .tngtt
on the story which had been told ~ toe woman
Best and submitted tnss MRS. Howard mad
altogothel- fa..ed to make out the case on be
naf OF the Child who had been put forward as
ner son, and that the original claimant was
entitled to their lOrdships' decision. The solicitor
General. the part Of Mrs. Howard, admitted that
BY her TeInsak to allow herself TO be crossexainined
respecting the truth OF Mary Besrs story size hat
placed herself &C q considerable disadvantage. Al
the same time, II the child who claimed 10 be ths
Earl OF Wicklow was really MRS. howard's son, ht
sure tnelr lordships would not permit the boy 4
rights to be. affected by the misconduct o! hi
mother The fnrther hearing stands adjourned u
Thursday next.
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MORE OUTLAwRy--A MAN SHOT Down BEFORE
HIS FAMiLY.-Crow Hollow was the scene of ano-
tier OF those heartesS occurrences which cause the
blood 10 run cold, on sunday night. it appears
that about nine O'Clock on that night tour men went
TO the house OF Mr. John Sullivan and eXacted
pledge from him that he would leave the county be.
fore Tuesday morning. Sullivan made the pledge,
ruffans turned and hred at hln, the pail taking
effect in the right breast and lodging near the spinal
column, and 1t Is thought the wound Will prove
iatal No reason was assigned for cxactlng the
pecge 10 leave the county, nor can any be given Tor
the shooting. Mr. sullivan Is quiet, peaceaOe citi.
Zen aud was q OF aware tnat he mad an enemy any
where lie mas wife and four Interesting children,
who will be lett IN INDECENT circumstances should he
die, as they were dependent upon MS daily labor Tor
o livelihood 1t Is Thought the perpetrators OF the
dastardly act are known and tnat they Will sooner
or later DC brought TO iustlce.--fotSuWe (fuJ
kiaer'S Journal. li0ich ~
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08
a Change Of Tac1ic- Advised.

The failure Of the bayonet argument TO
carry North Carolina for the Radicals,
has induced the more sensible journals of
that party in the North to advise an aban-
donment Of the military plan of conduct
ing elections and TO rely upon the good
will of the people. Says the y. Y. Times
(Republican): "Our party Manager,
in their dealings with the South, should
now recognize the fact that their success
in that section will henceforward depend
upon the good will Of the people. Vic
tory must be secured at the ballot-box, if
at all. Federal bayoacts are az much ont
Of place there as they ,could BE- IL Neo York /;
d,,d he idea Of seeking afrcsh Congregational
assistance l.,t.t be- discarded for erer.
When these features of the case shall be
fully comprehended by Republican lead.
ers in these ATTITUDES, the wisdom Of the
warning that comes from the organ Of Nir-
ginia Republicans will be practically
acknowledged"
But how is the good viii Of the pco-
pie to be won by a party which has
nothing but its vindietivc measures in
federal politics, and it, schemes Of plum
der and oppression in its management Of
Southern State Government, 10 commend
it to the people?
The suggestion Of the Times is -ignih-
cant as an admission Of the failure Of the
plan Of the Radical rulers to prolong their
power in the reconstructed States. But
it utterly fails in it, suggestion Of another
plan. The Radical party cannot blot out
it history, nor can it abandon it, corrupt
practices without losing it, identity.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08

From the Winona Democrat.


The Democratic Conservative" State
Committee of North Cardinals the OPP
posers of Mongrel rule call themselves
have issued a congratulatory address to
the people, of which the subjoined is the
concluding paragraph.
To the colored people we say. fear moth
ing. We pledged ourselves in the legisla-
tive address, issued in March last that all
their rights under the Constitution and laws
of the country, in case of our success, would
be alike respected and protected with those
of white citizens. Time will show that
these pledges will be faithfully redeemed
We know that efforts will still be made to
alarm, delude and mislead them, for with
out their aid the faction that has just been
defeated will hereafter be poweriess. The
interests of the white and colOred races in
North Carolina are the same. and what in
lures one will surely and inevitably result
in injury to the other. Let there, then, be
no strife among them. Let each respect the
the rights of the other, and peace and har-
mony will prevail.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08

a NOBLE BENEPACTIoS.-The Trustees Of
the Louisville Medical Co llege, louisville
have created one of the most liberal
and nuL.c benefactions ever conferred by u
public institution upon any people. The
trustees of this colIese have instituted one
Beneficiary Scholarship for each Congregation
al District in the Southern and surrounding
States. BY this means very many poor but
deserving young men will be enabled to OBJ
tain a thorough medical education. Any
young man wishing to take advantage of
this Benefaction has only To write 20 the
Representative of the Congressional District
in which he resides, or to the President of
the Medical Society Of his State, or to DR.. f..
5. Gaillard, Dean OF the Faculty Of the
Louisville Medical College. Louisville, KY
when he will receive full information of all
that it il necessary for him to do TO secure
one of these Scholarships. With proper
and welcome delicacy the names OF those
who have secured the Beneficiary Scholar
ships will be known only to the Dean of the
Faculty. 1t is unnecessary to commend
those who have established these noble Bene-
ficiary Scholarships. Their act will bring
them commentators wherever il is known.