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ForoIgn Nevvs.


PARIS, May 6.-To.day's edition of the
Rappe! was seized by the police.
Trouble is reported at Lyons, where
the authorities have interrupted the pub
location of the Gloche newspaper.
Two-thirds Of the French Bishops and
Priests now in Rome, have requested
permission to vote at the French en-
bassy on plebiscitum.
Thirty weight Spanish Bishops an
nounce from Rome their refusal to take
the oath to the now Constitution of
Spain. although the Pope interposes no
objections.
HAVANA, May 7.-Goicuria was can.
tured on Guagaba Island. His compa.
nions-a Canadian, throe pilots and two
Cubans-are still at large Three gun
boats arc watching to prevent their es-
cape.
PARIS, May 1.-THE Journal ODiciel an
nounccs that the issues of the Acene,.
National, Steele and RepeH we're seized
because Of the publication of false pro-
clamation, signed Louis Bonaparte. The
Rappel, an irreconcilable organ, was
seized to-day, for violation of the press
law. Arrests for completely in the plot.
continue. Six members of the Interna-
tIonal Society of Workmen were appre.
~AoAANSN CIV NV IIpACAuo CO-uuy. IeumOTS
of an outbreak Mt Lyons, yesterday, nre
not confirmed. The radical journals of
tho city strongly advise the people to be
calm and quiet tomorrow.
LONDON May Tn the House of
Commons, last evening, the Irish land
bill was discussed in committee. Many
amendments were introduced, debated
and rejected. Palmer's amendment, re-
stricting the application Of the improve
ment clause to tenantcies created under
this bill, provoked an unusually long and
interesting discussion; at length, on q
division, the amendment was rejected by
SO majority.
The Prussian Consul at Rome, Herr
De Arnheim, has delivered despatch to
Cardinal Antonelli, strongly backing til Q
remonstrance of Napoleon.
vienna, May IA commercial treaty
with Guatemala has been ratified and
signed by the Austrian Government. t..
Herr Petrino has exchanged places with
Herr Wiedinam in the Cabinet. The
former takes the portfolio of national
defences, the latter that of agriculture.
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FINANst6t5ilEaIi ANDE 0o o1Is1aR0IAL.

New York, May Moon. Stocks
strong: Exchange-long 99s; short 10.
Gold 14T. Bonds 111S. Tennessee's,
ex.coupon, 60; new 554; Virginia's, ex-
coupon, 60; Louisiana 6's, old, 70; new
73; levee 6's 731S; 9's 90k; Alabama 8's
1os; 5's 721f; Georgia rs 81; North
Carolina's, old, 80. Flonr, corn and
wheat a shade better. Pork dull-mess
20. O0@29.50. Lard dull, at 16@16la.
Cotton strong, at 23@231a; sales O,O0O
bales. Freights firm.
p. M.-Cotton firmer; sales $500
bales, at % for middling uplands. Flour
shade frmer. Wheat 1c. better
winter red and amber Western 1.30@
1872. Corn shade frmer-1. 14M1. Is
for new mixed Western; 1.1G@1.17 for
now white and yellow Whiskey shade
firmer-1. 06W1.06l.. Pork dull and
heavy, ut 20.12@20.50 Lard dull
Kettle 1Gal@17. Freights steady. Bank
statement favorable. Money ensy. Ster-
ling quiet and firm. Gold 14la@145G.
Governments shade higher. State
Bonds weak.
BALTIMORE. May Flour and wheat
yellow 1.14(01.15. Pork 29.75C63O.O 90.
coo"ANSAo Ao/o. w hAohOJ LII SOGLOu
in good demand, and prices tending up
ward-middling 22aal; sales 45O bales;
stock 2,S90
BosroN, May Cotton dull and
nominal-middling %; sales 100 bales;
stock 1000
CHARLESTON, May 7.--Cotton in
active demand and prices advanced
middling 2114; sales 800 bales; receipts
563: stock 1913
SAVANNAH, May 7.-Cotton in good
demand, with little offering-middling
211a; sales $50 bales; stock 4O,39I. .
MOBILE, May 7.-Cotton in good de-
mand and upward tendency-middling
21la@215l; sales 1000 bales; stock
ATT 1913.
New ORLEANS, May 7.--Cotton in
active demand, at full prices-middling
%; sales $500; stock 143, ,537.
GALVESTON, May 7.-Cotton firm
good ordinary 1S1a@1S24; sales 10000
bales; stock 81, 955.
LoE1:oN, May Moon. -Consols 81.
Bonds SS3s.
L1yERPoo1. May Moon. 7 Cotton
closed steady-uplands 1919; Orleans
1116@11A.
PANS. May Tho Bourse closed
firm-rentes TAI. $50.
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WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA
RAIhRoAD.--The Wilmington Jomnel
ssays: 'From Hon. r. r. Bridgers, who
has just returned from Baltimore, we
learn that at meeting of tho stock
holders, held in this city on the 9th
nit, tho Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad Company re-organized under
the name of the Wilmington, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad. Mr.. Bridrers
was elected President, and Messrs. w.
T. Walters, d. +, Newcomer, s. M. Shoe.
maker, William Graham and Thomas
Kensett, of Baltimore;J. D. Cameron.
OF Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; and d.
Willis james, of New York, were chosen
directors. Three others are vet to bo
elected from among resident stockhold.
ers, residing on the line of tho road.
MIR. .Bridgers, rs President, is also e.e
cticio member of the Board of Direc.
tors. All of the old officers are to be re.
tanned. Cash means were raised for the
entire renovation of the road, the ma
chinery and workshops to be overhauled
and repaired, and the road bed to be put
IN first-rate condition.
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CONTINUATION
G / e ar nee S ale 8.
Special Lines of Goods
FOR
TH L - w

SEEERAL cases more Of those cheap LONG
- CLOTHS.
Ton cases more now style PRINTS.
Our entire stock Of DRESS GOODS at still
further reduction
We have marked down the whole stock of
Hosiery and Gloves.
Ladies' Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs. GO
cents n dozen and upwards
Irish Linons, Table Damasks, Napkins,
Do.ylIes and Housckeopers goods generally,
Ladies' and Gentlcmen's Summer Under
vests. AS these goods always command fair
profit, tho great reduction will be seen and felt
in tho pocket.
we will not particularze any more. Our
entire stock must be sold, TO enable us to
make the improvements which wc shortly in
tend to commence.
May y j. II. T. N, J.. KINARD
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VIM. GLAZE.

Exchange House Bar and Restaurant.
npEN at all hours-w where you can always
~ find the best of WINES, AtES, LIQUORS,
CIGARS, &c. Fresh Lager Beer on ice.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

ns5,ssA DY agreement with Thomas
Y + 1GHs 1GGiHGyafr aadsa sa''s she M 1lTSS Sx
AgEgEtE ss MILL" in the lower part OF this
SzszsSsassS District, for sale. Itis the most
valuable property Of tho kind know OF; its
miles from Martins Depot, on tho Laurens
Railroad. in good neighborhood Of lands and
n good population, with a fine outlet in all di-
rcctions from the Mill. There are 1T acres
acres Of LAND adjoining that, for sale.
The possession Of the Mill will be given as
soon as the sale is mado and the terms com
Piled with Now is the time to purchase. as
ground by that mill, ono year, from July /
until Christmas (six months,) 10 900 bushels
OF wheat, tho toll Of which made mo 200 bur
reis OF Hour. Come quickly. and purchase
good property. JOHN D. WILLIAMS.
May s q
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How TO BUILD CHEAP.-Every one who has
any experience in building, knows to his sor
row that the thousand and ono ittle items
included in the one word finishing, mako fully
half tho cost of house, and that ill-adyised
exponditurelin this direction often runs the
bill far above tho estimate. To avoid such
trouble and disappointment, buy your blinds,
doors. sashcs. mouldings direct from the
manufacturer, P. p. Toalc, Charleston, s. G,
See advertisement. DlS1
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To the Travelling Public.
READ THIS.

you want Fine, Large, Airy ROOM,
street, where you can get good Meal at tho
regular time. If you arc busy and not thoro
at Meal times, you can order it VIXEN you
come. 'oith0ut ertra charge
RATES, per day, 50. so
per week, less.
Stables on tho premises
PAYSINGER & FRANKLIN,
May Proprietors.
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For Sale.
DICKSONS IALPRO VED COTTON SEED.
a. GKOWN from Seed purchased directly of
VI MIR. David Dickson, in 1867. and carefully
other seed.
] will deliver the Seed, sacked in good order.
at the Louisville Depot, South Carolina Rail,
road, at $500 per bushel, for any amount un-
der btioheis, OF at si.5G per bushei, for al
amounts in excess of S bushels
A. ?. AMAKER, st. Matthew's, 8. G..
;, respectfully refer to the below named gen
tlemen, who purchased Seed of me last spring,
Tor information touching the purity and supe-
riorty, of the seod, to wit Hon. 4. J. Good
wyn, Dr. A. r. Taber, Fort Motto; P. M. Hon
ser, Esq, and VIM. Paulling, Esq:, St. Mat
thews; l.. T. Beckwith, Esq, Jamison's; and
ESQ, Orangcburg Court House all CT Orange,
DurG county, 3. q. Feb II Smoa
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Gas Light Bills for Month of April.
CONSUMERS arc respectfully reques ted to
~ settle up without delay. All bills, without
any distinction, will bo discontinued if unpaid
at the expiration of Ten days from this date.
No further notice will be given.
JACOB LEVIN, Secretary Gas Company
hIaYS
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Domestic News.


WASHINGTON, May NO session of
either House. Forney testifes that the
money received from Bullock, was for
printing jobs, pamphlets, speeches, &c.
The Mozart Democratic Union, Demo
cratic Union, Young Democracy and
German Central Committee met at Ma
sonic Hall, for the purpose of effecting q
basis OF agreement on which to act in
nominating candidates for the coming
campaign. Thomas A. Ledwith was
chosen Chairman. A committee of FIVE
from each organization was appointed. to
agree upon q County ticket. Twas further
resolved, that the combined organization
should support no Tammany nomin ee.
The Committee Of Twenty will meet on
Monday afternoon, to nominate.
The United States Government has
purchased General Halstead's torpedo
boat, built during the war nt Mystic,
Conn, and lately lying at Newark, N. j..
The original cost was 100000. It's
weight is twenty-five tons Ten men are
sufficient to man it.
Internal revenue receipts S637, 900. FL
nanclal statement shows only immateral
changes.
JACKSON. MISS, May Tho Senate
confirmed to the Supreme Bench Sim
~o.'j - AAIoA * -O1Lcu. DlllS 1Or mixed
schools and equal rights in taverns were
defeated
New York, May 7.-The laundry and
kitchen of the Southern Hotel were
burned last night. The guests fled to
the streets in their night clothes. The
damage to the laundry and kitchen was
about $1,000. Many Southerners were
there. There were many laughablo ex-
hibitions.
The spinners' strike at Clark's thread
mill, Newark, N. j., still continues. An
endeavor has been made 10 obtain other
spinners, but SO far the effort is unsuc-
cessful.
Passengers from San francisco on
Thursday, the 2Sth ult., Mt n. M.
arrived in New York city at 7 o'clock, on
the morning of the 9th, in six days and
twenty-three hours, the quickest time
yet made across the continent.
MEMPHIS, May 1.-The Conference
has adjourned, to enable the members
to attend the commemorative ceremo.
MES.
SAN Francisco, May John Savage
arrived last night, and was received by q
committee of tho Fenian brotherhood.
He will deliver an address Mt grand
Fenian picnic, on Sunday next.
The small pox has broken out in Ari
zona City. Numerous Indian outrages
have been committed in the vicinity OF
Prescott
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WILLIAM GLAZE

III AS JUST RECEIVED another lot of fine
LII English and French SPECTACLES. the
best OF Scotch pebble. The French Peresco-
PIC scotch Glasses arc superior to any Ameri-
can Glass made. Get the best Glass and sayo
your sight. WM. GLAZE.
May +1m
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Meeting of Board of Directors

A MEETING Of the Board of Directors OF
IA the South Carolina Branch Office, Piod-
mont and Arlington Life Insurance Company
is called to tako place TOMORROW, (Moi,
day. the 9th inst, at O'Clock p. M, in tho
Branch Oflico, Carolina National Bank build
ing. BY order of the President.
May 81 s. L, LEAPHART Soc'v
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WILLIAM GLAZE

AS WATCHES REPAIRED by the best of
IL Morkmcn. All kinds of JEWELRY re.
paired and made to order. ENGRAVING
South. WM GIAzE
Mays +Im
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Sheritf's Sale. r.
Robert Howell and Michael @. Howell rs To-
seph Howell. Elizabeth Chaplin, John J.
Chaplin, Charles Howell, Olin Howell, Jesse
lowell, Catharine p: Howell, Daniel Il.
lum.-BtW for Partition in Equity.
n pursuance Of tho decretal order of the
i Circuit Court sitting in Equity in tho above
stated case, will sell, On tho FIRST MONDAY
Columbia, within tho legal hours,
;, All that Square Of LAND in the city OF Co.
Iumbia, containing four (4) acres, bounded by
streets.
The above described property will be divided
ana ana sold in lots Of one-fourth ofanacre, each,
ana lG. can De treated for privately. ;t Z
TERMS OF SALE-Cash for one-haK of bid ::
balance in one year; secured by bond and
mortgage OF the premises sold. Purchaser to
pay for stamps and papers.
April &c NTH P.F. FRAZEE, S. r. C.
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Fishing Tackle.

TUST OPENED, n largo and we'll selected
y stock of Silk, Grass, Hair, Cotton and Flax
LINES; Also, every size of Limerick and
hlrby HOOKS Limerick Hooks on Gimp and
Spinners, Cork Floatsl Dip Nets, and Multi
plying Reols. Attention is particularly called
to Duol's Irish Limerick Hook; also to a now
Kind OF Silk Line, the strongest and most elas-
tic over mado, for which have the exclusive
sale in this city. E. EPOLLARD.
April 2I thm6
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OBITUARY.

RICHARD B. LLOYD, tho subject of tho
following sketch WAS native Of Virginia, but
hus been y resident OF this District for n number
of yenrs. In early life he applied himself to the
study of law hut confined his practice mainly
to tho prosecution of claims against the Govern.
lnent As the head Of the firm Of Il. Is Lloyd
s. Co., he was well known, and esteemed by all
who crj0ycd his acquaintance. 10 we'll tor his
high social qualities ~ for his professional aDi-
tiles. But in lS6C, while i'll this prime, OF ms
manhood and IN the enjoyment "l high hoaIth
be VIII. st1il,en down with paralysis; ana SINCE
tha, lime to tho day Of his death WAS 1" cnnstHht
nnI mas, acute sufferer This severe nlfilctlon
va. If last terminated, on tho l:IiI instant ny
dcn,h he died al his residence, IN this city, 1T
half past three on tho a!ternn"a al thhl aay'
aged fifty ght Year.
Mr.. Lloyd WAS Il professor -! II" particular
creed; but WAS most partial to tho tenc hlng5 OF
that di-tinguish led Institution Of which he WAS
student Georg,t town College During his con-
nection with this institution. he WAS elected 10
The csu!aincy Of the Cadets, and WAS IL member
Of the PhilUiGmic Society u tho day "l Ills
death.
lIn was II very great sufferer, and the enla2i
ateA and wasted form, caused 10y his prolonged
and acute pain, bore but faint rrshmb ance u
| that noble and manly presence which dlsllh'
puish c.! him in earlier yrsrs. But We msy truly
| hop. and he assured that though he practiceG
| no particular creed, hi truly good heart and
The - :iduity and parental devotion with which
| he messed upon his children the prnctco Z,
| their prnfassed Fifth have secured to HIM tor III
| eternity that "rrac. OF (rod which passo'h ut
understanding"
Washington, d. &, Feb "A
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 Torpid System.

Sometimes. without any s;sigrsble cause. the
physical strength ard animal spirits give way
and a strange torpor falls alike on the body ami
intellect. There Is little or no pain perhap=,
but the natural vigur and elasticity OF the ner-
Tou2 and muscular system seems to nave u'
parted, and an Indifference 10 the pleasures 81
life, and even of it's grave Responsibilities, takes
the place of that earnest interest in both which
chsracterizes every well balanced mind when
IN healthy condition.
This state of partial collapse Is often the pro-
Indicates Enthusiastically thAtlhe vita powers are
languiahInR and nond u stmulnrt. IN such
CASES the effect ot few doses of HOstetter :
Stomach Blttcrs ls wonderfully beneficial Tho
grealtonlc wakes up tho SYSTEM from its browse.
The secretlons and tho circulation receive y
now impetus. The relaxed nerves recover thdlr
elasticity under tho operations of the specific,
like tho slsckened strength OF II musical instru-
ment in tho process Of tuning. Lelhsrgy and
debility are replaced by energy and vigor, the
spirits riso. and Ii that almost seemed bur-
den while the season of depression lasted, be-
comes once moro enjoyable. That such rad
ical change should be produced by remedy
entirely devoid Of the powerful alkaloids and
minerals 70 extensively used in modern prsc
tlce, may seam ncraiibln to those who pin their
faith an the medicinal efficacy of active pois0ns,
but if these skeptcs will take the trouble to IN
quire Of those who have tested tho corrective
and Alternative virtues Of tho Filters under the
circumstances described, they will find the
slatemebL To bo true. fob "l-eolW
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LOCAL NEWS.

Pen AND INK PIcrURE-We saw thu
morning o drawing by gentleman OF this city
which has been pronounced by connolsseurS
to be al extraordinary specimen OF Pen and Ink
etching; it is copy of DavdTenier s celebrated
picture of the ''F!cmish Spinner, and repre-
sents the interior Of Flemish ale house, IN d
Darkroom OF which is 4 party OF eight men
drinking and carou,iug; In the centre OF tho
foreground is seated an old woman at wheel
spinning flax; on her LETT is a collection OF
"household and kitchen utensils TOO numerous
t, ulaniiou" which are Stgnwn around ard piled
up in admirable disorder; ca hrrIisht is wheel
barrow filled with cabbage and other vtreta-
b!rs, which on the dirt h>Jr are SEGA parsnips,
carrots and urnips, all and each al which is
drawn with great tileiiiy ali di>tnctucsa :;
above aud behind the spinner arc seen Il lunch
OF tish hanging ayanS; tbs wall, whil. from the
ceiling hangs par oi unpickcl Wild luck 5
which arc drawn t, The very death The per
spadivc, the lights and HhaInws. the cxpras
sion of the different faces. and the accuracy Of
d,nc.t0u all assist i make it 4 capital spe
cmcu OF difficult aul unuSual style Ut draw
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25-S p. 10.
CONGRESS.

| CONGRESS-.
la the Senate, to-day, MIR. Wilson intro
troduced bill to prevent prize fighting. Re
fcrrrd to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Howard introduced bill to divide the
State of Texas and to establish the terrltOre:
CT Jefferson ard Matagorda. This bill leaves
Ia The State of Texas about $50, 900 inhabi
tarts The territory OF Jefferson 10 occupy
the Tor theastern portion Of Texas, and the
territory OF Matsgorda to occupy the western
portion.
Mr. Howard doubted whether under present
| circumstances one government could protect
lite and property in the whole extent OF coun-
try now called by the name of Texas.
Mr.. Stewart doubted whether the public
lands receded to Texas on its admission, did
not, upon the dissolution Of the corporation
| (thr STATED by secession revert TO the United
States tic was opposed IN rrhahllltatlng lex
| as, and allowing her to rttaln these lands -
| The bill was referred
The credentials of Nlcsss. Ames aud Revels,
Senators from Mississippi, weru then taken up,
Mir. Eickcra mad. lnng speech against the
eligibility OF RcVels.
In the House OF Rcpr, :ianlatives the COM
mitlcc on reconstruction reported L bill Tor the
| admission Of the representatives. from Georgia.
Tie minority committee also submitted Il re
port disagrGclng with the conclusion OF the
majorty. Both bills were rec0mmittcl and
Ia: subject made the order Of the day for
Tuesday next.
fhu evil appropriation bill WAS then taken
up.
4 claus. aprropriatimg $40, 600 for the edu-
clllona bureau was agreed TO.
The llnuSG has agreed that when it ad iourns
to day, it shall be until Monday next.
MISCELLANEOUS.
'!hr bill for the removal Of political dlsablll-
tie4 has been unexpectedly stopped On its way to
receive the approval OF the President, by u
motion to reconsider the bill, entered BY Nlr.
Wilson, OF Massachusetts,, short time before
the adjournment OF the Senate yesterday.
The bill will doubtless pass, but the time at
which the discussion upon it will terminate
cannot be determined with any certainty.
The main opposition to the bill in the Sen
ate does not extend at the utmost to more than
five or six of the persons named in it. Especial
opposition has manifested itself 10 including
Cen Clingman, OF NC, formerly U. s. Sena.
tor from that State, in the bill.
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\ political meeting will be he'll! d: Cameron
school house i'll Fairfax c3unty, short dis
tanre below this city, at two clock to morrow
evening" at which Mrssrs W. II. Dulany, G..
j.. Stuart aud D. l.. Smoot are expected to de
liver addresses.
The hitch i'll The renting of the f~h wharf
has been adjusted, the committee Oh public
property having agreed to pay Mr. Smo,t FIR
the use Of his tot, and on Monday next The
work OF preparing the wharf Tor the fishing
season will cJmmeuce.
The locomotive and ten i"r =, rally lan,a ID
at ii, fire at Hamilton. =oiuc tlinc s:rut, viii
he turned nut nfihc shops oi th.. / IL Il II. Il.
Il t. morrnw Ia such aJaliii)n aSseH2cts 2rc't
credit upon the art;Z MS nt this CITY.
The alarm Of fire b,twcen seven ani light
. clock THIS morning was caused tythe burning
OF chimney Of the residences III Mr.. ". II.
Lambert on Dukr street.
Several families residing ia F.nlax cnuniy,
near lli4 city, have within a short tI1uc pa
dspcs ID OF their Eff ct 5 aud gone tn the W,>t
tern country.
A Sabbath School tInion mrrrins will be
held in thu. Meshr;lst Protestant Church Oh
Sunday evening next at half pas! two clock.
The sudden and totally unexpected slorpagn
III the passage ot the disability bill is the aau,c
ut great disappointment.
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West Virginia Legislature.

WHEELING, W. Va, Feb. 2j.-In the
House Of Delegates yesterday, joint resolution
to amend the State Constitution by striking out
the word "white' from the suffrage clause, and
restoring the ballot TO those dislranchiscd on
account Of participation in the rebellion was
adopted by vote of IS to IS.
The capital question was up before both
Houses yesterday.
In the Senate bill to repeal the act locating
it at Charlesown was passed, by vote OF
its final
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