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How 60 Fnsu-e Mixed schooIs

Mr.. Merriek processes to be very much afraid
OF mixed schools. We shall not have mixed
schools here unless we send a democratic dele
gate up 10 Congress TO say to that body: "You
shan't give Us mixed schools. / am instructed
by the democrats and ex-rebels Of the District of
Columbia to say that we won't have EN- With
the red rag Haunted in their faces after hissort,
the hkeliest thing in the world is that Congress
will blister rs with mixed schools on the instant
But If We elect a republican legislature and
republican delegate to the House OF Represen-
tatives, then Congress will feel that the rights
of The colOred men are safe here and Will not
press the mixed school question, leaving il to be
de L with by the local authorities. The repub-
Leans have been in power here for some years,
and have never preached the question of mixed
schools, hav ng a. profound a sense of their in
advisability as Mr.. Merriek can himself and il
Is quite certain that had not that gentleman
been sorely pressed for some plank to keep him
ahost IN his canvass, it would not now have
turned up. We shall not have mixed schools
unless we send . democrat to Congress to raise
the issue.
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CONGRESSIONAL
ConeIasiea Yesterday, Proce.d,pr,

SENATE-Af,er our report closed
MI frelInghuysen concluded hi- remarks on
anaiIs IN the South, urging the Imperative aud
immediate necessity Of strin gent legislati to
arrest the evils complained o..
Mr.. Pratt thought the pian-Ahch had been
prJI osed Of leyying damsges upon localities in
which kukldx outrages were committed would
prove efficient.
AT four O'Clock tne Senate went into execu-
tive session, and soon after adjourned.
HOJ SE.-safter Our report closed, the Kuklux
bill being UIrNer consideration
Mr.. arnswOrth moved TO strike ont the pro-
visO authorizing the President 20 direct yoiun-
tary enlistments OF any Of the militia OF the
CnIted states in lieu of all or any part of the
force authorized to be employed; agreed to
yeas III, IaTs 81.
several amendments were then made TO the
oill, which was passed under the operation of
the previous questson-yeas lis nays 81.
Several bills were introduced Including one
~ MI Halsey for the relief OF the sureties of
Major William W. sherman.
The House, at CTS, adjourned till Monday
next.
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Did MI. MeRFick Graduate faOm n
aMlXe0 SchOOl -,

MT. Merriek commences a letter to Genera,
ChipmAn with the following remarkable piece
Of syntax:
"DEAR SIR You and myself haze been pre-
s,nief 70 the choice Of s people Of the District of
C0.Esa1td as tAsiy delegate ia Congress-
wesre afraid the democratic candidate fog
Congress acquired his grammar In q mixed,
school Or, perhaps, in the spirit of the bunker
party he represents, he is down on all schools
IL used TO be the proud boast of the democracy
OF Mr. Merrick's native county in Maryland, in
years past, that they shot whigs and school,
masters as fast as they came along. Where
tie schoolmasters lead Q precarious existence
OF this sort the system Of education must neces-
sarily be little Mixed
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kkusIoN OF ARMY OYYICIRs.-The Society
of the Army Of Tennessee INST aoain FOR thsyy
annual reunion, In Cincinnati, yesterday, about
two hundred membe present. The cka,rman
OF the committee on he subject OF A monument
20 Gen. RaWlins, sAid that no formal rerort 30
been made cut, and no money had besn cot
leeted- Gen. sherman, who presided, Thought
the practice OF bu.iding extensive monuments
He added: " We are diving too fast" plain
tablet, 10 sbow that the society claimed and
respected It's dead members, he thou zht, was
better. No action was taken. Among the MEM
foIcwirg; Gen. W. w. Belknap, X. X. Buck
land, Gen shsTmsn. Gen Pope Gen. Meade.
Gen, Ed MeCook, Admiral Porter, Com. Por.
Gen. Nurry, Major q. W. schon ia. Cen
Thayer, Gen. Wxlestt and Gen. Lew. wallace.
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President Grants message upon the San
Domingo question wins golden opinions from
aii sorts OF people 1t Is worded with dignity,
candor' and point Exceedingly well put is his
remark that fsit full public servant ''msy rely
with confidence upon the csndor and intelli.
gence OF nee p, ople, whose best interests be
has striven to 81 oserye, and can bear with
Iatience the censure Of Disappointed man.
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Psrepa Rosa is seriously III in England.

TIE WEEKLY SrAR for this week contains
the Presidents San Domingo Message submit
ting the report Of the Commissioners; latest
returns from the elections; al about Merrick,s
baby' BRET harte . latest poem, "The willo rs, %
aiter EogAr A. Poe "Wnl She Ride or Walk?D
oAI itAl story; the FASHIONS for April-openins
OF spring millinery republican and democrsfie
meetings IN the several election districts:
from Paris; proceedings Of the Port, seconS
Congress; all the Local News; the latest Teie.
graphic News from al parts Of the verdi: Po,,t-
iosl News from all quarters; Washington New
and Gossip; Editorials on current topics; Arr
cultural articles; valuable Household Recipes:
Monetary and Commercial news, Sc.
ferns- One dollar and half Der annum, i'm
adysnee' single copies i've cents, neatly envel-
oped tor mailing.
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FIIAI lMPIHrY.-The Patriot In striking out
through thin ar at phantom "rings" in wash
ington hits It's disreputsbls father, the "Tam-
many Ring" plump in the face. Shocking want
OF rlial duty!
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There are no transactions IN the New York
sock market to-day, as Wall street. 10 obser wing
Good Friday - Q holiday.
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BOARDING.

FOR RENT-ROOM WIFE BOARD, at I2I3K
street. ape St.
ELIGIBLE AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS
II near the Departments, with nrst- class Board,
can be had at No. 1915 I street on reasonable
terms Also, Table Boarders accommodated. fe9- If
EIksT OLAnS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
FRONT kUOMb, to be had on reasonable
terms at 1901, cor. PennsylyaRia avenue and 18th
street Good location and accessible, mh9-ly
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OF SOUTHERN LOYALIsTs.
NOTICE,

NOTICE
The Inc re, % Of CLAIMS. appointed under
e ScS and consider the Justice and validity Of
those citi1sns who remsined loyal sds.tsssa 81
the cause and the Government Of the United states
during 'Ui the Isss Fl snPDe: H.; take. Or
the army Of the United States in States bro
including the use and los. Of vessels or boats
while employed IN ,he military service OF the
and other evidences g SrsnsS 81
aa f on
and viii be held 70 their once At washington, b.
ihey are presented Petitions for the allowances
claims 9s asI Be sSs
ton rhO -; ,scs,s s A., And enter Them tie
The clerk viii also furnish, upon .ppfieston ths
ul-s and regulations prsserib,ng the form Of the
o' the sSs
acc mpshy each PETITION, snd the notices and state
5S sss as2w fTG.ss,ss.
wAssLysrox. D. O.. March %. III. oil G mii ID
Ca. tLkMkNTAkI EINgiE9 CLASS IS
sSeis !s NJ FISHING to Join win please Leave
W i Tis1thhfSkk S Fl q vHs, A SCHOOL.
wAshIHeT0N BUSHES COLLEGE,
,os IN 81 4 s 81.
Ts1oP THAT 0oUaaN
Use DoCT. TISDELLy TAB ELIXIR.
o CHAs. sTOTT CO.,
sss Psnn''lVaui' a'e y, bEhSls:ss AGENTS
JCsSas IT, sA SI9. I .A1k
f1i'' 81 81: Y as.. : 81 1 SSsfSsiis:' A.
u; A; Willard. WIN. stielnI. Hes. Jos. osssz.
@sIy: sSsshsrd. v. i fSii 4 RIOT sosos F.
CHOICE HINGE nlA s5s1, ,rr,,,
.szm 0.n.r It'll and "a I IS streets.
COOP SUBSTANTIAL PANrAL0ONs
$780, sl.'s.., ss.eo. ss.se,
rG l:'l t..s:ss },s sz:.. :s.:..,
"sIR CiSiL."by Rss1ieS Hsnbi ssoasn n
E DHe:s :.n;s
CEN ~ Ss. :ssf ss: dent c ss4
- JOSEPH PARSONS, III
.,s... Foot Of ess ss::::s. .s.iSS. 5. o. o.
r. y sS %. has n:..r Zen ned; sSo1 1S
fiss, VII 1sreSsss X. sTa }kdSssst G sos
..sa Corner New York a1snu. S and S,h It.
COS AnsI 600
s so S. ss: ssss, S;E.4 MARYLAND s4ss
Just received and for sale by
BRYAN BIOS.
arsa, fp. ovS PenAsy iv ania Avenue,
SOUTHERN LoIALlsTs' PETITIONS.
PITlTI0Nsr FOR EXAMINATION OYeL AIMS
Oh sOUThEBH LOYALISrs, to be usna 400.
Commissioners OF Claims; also, BLANK April.
CATIONS FOB SOLDIER AND WIDOW or
sOLDIKR OF THE WAR OF 1919, for sale by
VIII. QOORB,
ap6 81 be,wsen ana = 1rsst,
A 0RAT "a kesfN.-A fine ROSEWOOD full
scale PlAht. nearly new: made ~
names ero.. New York. in com plefe ord.
70 De SOLO ~ great sacrifice At y LUCAS,uIu NV
Pf.no and hu;ie store, Il4s 7sh street between Z
and 4 SITS "a a.
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OLD BYE WHISKY, WARRANT.
S I'D PURE Al REAs0NABLE
BATES

Per bottle, containing over pint andah slim
quantity, IS per gallon. The especial attention of
invslids, families, and IN others DESTROYS Of obtain
ing pure article only, 10 requested. L make II a
81 es ~ and todr,onf IL perfectly Pure. Price far
elsew here. " e''
Also, CALIFORNIA WINES in bottles only
p rklns Sterns' and Speers' being the only relia
pc rands, keepno Others, These l Offer at as
tn;sblns low prices. Port AnRslica II soate and
sherry, 81; Hook and Clsret, rs cents, and stall
lower per dozen.
b, tile. ~
EVERYTHING to be found in first class Drug Store
~ equally low rates.
ARlHUR NATTANs, Druggist,
arS r ID and ID streets. N W
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NE . Z.
Having been appointed receiver by the Supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia on the 18th day OF
March, A. D. Isl, for the firm Of Messrs. STAKK-
WEATHER PLOWMAN, 1 hereby notify ali
person or persons indebted to said firm not to make
payment to any one except to the receiver
ap31w JOHN G. HARNESS, Receiver
~THE BOARD OF CITY ASSESSORS
s having completed the assessment of taxable
property the list of said yaluati and Assessment
will be open for inspection from the LIST 10 the 10Th
day OF prl. inclusive, Sundays excepted in the
rooms Of the Board Of Assessors. west wing, CITY
Hall. PETER HEPBURN
President Board of Assessors.
WAsHINGToN, ID. C., NJ arch 81, 1871. applet
In LIFE INSURANCE Being
~ OF the nr5t importance, the NORTH EST
Eb for the better protection OF its policy holders
changed its rate Of reserve to per cent thus al Jrd
ing sn INPRESNkBLE SECURITY for the payment of
all policies Of the Company as they become Claims
mhs0tf I.Y. KNIGHT. General Agent.
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
MASHISGroS.D ID. O., April 4, ISL. (
Information has been received at this Department
from Mr.. w. II vesey. the Consul Of the United
States at Nice, France, OF the murder. the 5.h OF
gunner On S..rd the D. s: SIP 'VTranSlyn9 4'''''
CHAMPAGNE OLDER,
Also, SWEET tibER on d2aSs hst D01,.t'
ap98 Corner and 9TH streets.
CHOICE sUGARo CURED HAMS, small sizes at
E pSSksfR5Ps4 SSS. ;i F.
CHOICE LEAF LARD, in 5, and 10 pound
Just received ard for sslesy H.EGAS,
CLERKS Oh OTHERS IN WANT OF EN-.
- PLOfMBNT.
THE GEM CoMBTNATIoE LOCK.
AGENTS. WANTED to sell this simple and safe
ss,S SS &C Ia. No key and can bs used by
0iIsl3 sRd Sla 9Th street NV n
1 take this method Of informing my customers that
eSEEs s Mhe E e. 1s
business lately conducted BY nae in All It's branches
q, otget, Tn; H. g In doing 50, desire to thank
Nv Iieios lOr thelr Eber al patronage during the
time have ben engaged in business, and earnestly
licit continuance Of the same to my snccsssors'
Mr.. Samuel q. Palm has been in my employ for
the last ten years, and is-coBselueutiy perfectly
conver.snt with the details Of the business mr
Green Is gentlcms with whom I have been init
mstely acquainted for years, and know him to be
worthy OF entire confidence. have. therefore, no
hesitation in recommenaiI the firm AS iessry-
ing any favcrs " hich may be conferred upOn thsna
respectfully, SC, Riley A SHINS
TO THE PUBLIC
Calling the attention of the trade and the public
genera y to the above card of Mr. Riley A. Shlnn
we beg to solicit continuance of the pitronags of
his late custcms and hope to the favor OF
all who may require any of the ARTICLES mauufac-
turcd or sold by Our aim will be 70 give satis-
faction in all cases, well in the price as in the
quality Of goods. Respectfully, &C.,
PALMER 4 GREEN,
Union Bottliug Depot,
CORNER Green and Olive STREETS
ap7 div rep Chron Pat Geors town. u g
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TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE:
$50 GOLD LOAr
OF The
NORTHEaN PACIFIC RAILROAD
papJn psof.p %, - n, ,r,, -, --.


NORTHERN Pacific RAILROAD.
RAPID PR0GRkSS OF THE WORK.
The building of the Northern Pacific Railroad
great energy from both e1tremiiie Of the line
TSe ssss !. IN nasig
niefed 266 miles westward from Lake Superior;
paFs r. 9T,S the
has nss Of ses r.G
eeptember next this will be increased to At least
GOOD INVEsTnEET.-yay Cooke %. are
now selling, and unhesitatingly recommend. as q
Mortgage Land Grant Cold Bonds Of the Norther%
se!1 ssSea They
secured b. rst and only mortgage on he s Sd
koad "a oomn.,sd IN and also, Is fast - the
$500 1esEs 81 LAND to ever, mile Of track
exempt from Tax PneipsI s sOd in rnsy are are
saI 1Sis in gold; rsnomin:.ions; Coupons, 800 to
LANDS TOR B6EDS.- Northern Pacific 80.
are o. all times receivable st TEN PER CENT ABOVE
pres Th e. hsT
-'i sIhK,N sE1 rn Inc LA APP wARRASIs, -
lands e ss g the
fifty Million Acres. This immense sinking Fund
dsbs ssi Of
an pie security snd high Of interest there is no
inses,msnt sceess6le to the people, which 10 more
tx6HAEeisd q 5. rIvs.rwENr1ss.-rhe
compel the eay surIsnd Of GPiteS States psr
cents. Many holders Of Five Twenties are now eY.
thus realizing : handsome profit and greatly in,
q oT HE hsIF S.fs1y inssme
and Bonds VII Be the1 lsssss
RE5iss in exchange for Northern Poetic seven
q MG IN % Sci
be paid by the Financial Agents. Full Information,
ton s any or from the undsssisn.d'
Jay 9is: "A. Asi g. oi ss5 District
E EnS,Gs SATI0hAL BAEK:
E EsS4: S s9ssSSs 8 e 3 co.,
FsE KsSTiS SAVINGS And Trust CON
RKvELBsrA ARABICA FOOD.
r. worHzasrOoa .tsS S;ssSsu s, a."r,s.
Il. ". BURCHELL,
mhss,eosv tNssr' sb.itt House,
SPEOIE.
HARD CASH PAYMENT
GOLD AND SILyE1 CHANGE, at the EXCEL.
eICR SALOON, S01 18th street. Fine old . n 4
CRANE AID ROB1RTDON COUNTY ~
WHEY, old MARYLAND BYE, and l6sI u
CALl1ORu1A BRANDY. ct LESS PRICE TH AN
ANY HOUSE In WASHIH0TOH.
ap SeoSt. TIA. SOL lIvAN. Proprietor.
CsrABLIsRED 1883.
JO0RPR DECKHAUB.
1904 TRAHKrORD AVENUE,
ABOVE 0IRARD AVENUE. PHILADELPHIA,
hAHUFACTU8xR EXCLUSIVELY
OF FIRsT.CLAss
OAR RAG ES!
HIWEsT STYLES.
Ciarences, Landaus, Landsuiets. Closs-coaches,
shtfting qr. Coaches, Ooupes, Barouches, "A ~
ssitath ycv Pvscefs FaysfIv asd Pxbhe -
the country.
a. Fine end varied Stock on haod-comp lsted and In
ne vorks: Orders receive Prompt and personal at-
tentlon. Au work warranted. NH 3 n
DCUBLH AND elEQLl DARRIL GUNS 1t
y greet barRatns, at PRlNCBT Loan Once saIes
1ooms, kVVo fennoylvauia avenue, au2S-n
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PAINTING. &c.

DALE TIL q, Etc.
J.HUDsOH,
soU1H SIDE PKNNsYLvANIA AyxsyR
Between 18th and l4th streets,
Il prepared 20 execute In the very best STYLE a. n
iucst rates. and on short notice, oil kinds Of
nc USE, SIGN, and
Particular attention paid to Isrssi6R Stoe
RATIONS. mhis-iv
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u EvELBNrA ARABICA FOOD.
~ flor invalids and infants,)
PEfK, HRtAH 90. .
GExsoow CANDIES,
Imported direct
Il. ". BURCHELL,
1892 STREET,
mh33- eo3W fNeaf Ebkitt House,
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A CHAT "A kesfN.-A fine ROSEwO full
II James sIo.. hev fort: In complete ord. r =
70 oe sold ~ great ssor ihee att y LUCAS'uJuH Nv
sIa q ss ap$6ts
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NOLUMBIA DI0PHEAARY,
~ Corner Penasysdnsa dressc and 25ti street.
OPEN DAILY Sundays excepted from I to .. m
MEDICINE AID ADVICE FREE.

Dis sses OF Throat and Chest-J DR., Jas. T. Young
MedsSs'Gsy' and Saturday, i iSsS New f0rl
and Thursdays, to I'm. SI13l Pa. avenue
% .as e; is9o vi ! s:
Diseases Of Women Mondays( Dr.. =. A. Ashford
Wednesdays and Saturdays. toy ", n =. .ss
SPIN.
Diaase Of SKIN and Minor DR.. =. W. Ritchie
ssssTssFyoTss,dass and Fri- Bridge st.. George
PROF. J. b THOMPSON will hold Clinic fol
the eureicai diseases Of Women every Saturday
from 10 p. m. = mhz II
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 OST-On Pennsylvania avenue, about o clock
- yesterday, aMEMORANDUM BOOK contain
ing some money, letters, &c. suitable reward will
he given for its recovery. j. q. BOYHTON, Re.
demption Division, Treasury Department. it,
STBAYED AWAY-Or stolen from the residence
- OF Captain Davenport, u B. Navy, on
Wednesday evening. April 5th, an English, 3
GREYHOUND PUP; light fawn color
with white ring around its neck and two black
:" Bhab" Any one returning it to 725 G street
L orthwest will be handsomely rev 8rded. ans N
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NlnE BRICK AND ONE FRAME DWELL
l ING Tor sale, on easy terms One on Sd street
northwest, 62Yi II rooms. seven on Washington
street, square 3d. i've rooms each; one on Maine
Frame. LOO 9th street, between Maine and Mary
isna exenues seven rooms, and many bidding lofs
f1th and seventh Wards, for sale or lease. with
right TO purchase. b. MILRUhN
NIB 21-lmr AIQ n straa<
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TOR SALu Oh BXCaAH0B ROC CITY Pr
R1kcY.
FARM OF THIIrY-sKvIH ACRES.

will be sold entire, or divided 10 suit purchaser.
from the Center d arket, about mile north Of Tie
so so die. e Ac1sss end cbSut 80 ysrds IRON sta
The land 10 All under cultivation. and il well
sgslteo ior eardenhg or farming PURPOSES
stable. 49, ~os'' Darn anu
There is beautiful building site on the place.
And it 2 one Of the nest hsaltHy neeSb orhoods IN
age ON the rosd, II is suSceptible OF Sens veil al
xided: IL vii b sold on lfbsrsi term. 10 those
suburban reaidsnce, This q . rsrs chancs
Alplyto Dfo0El 6 WALKER.
cps g. 92A eth street. opI. PoA Once bspt.
EoR SALE AT VRHY Low PRIORs-Ss 900
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HARD CASH PAYMENT
GOLD AND SILyE1 CHANGE, ct the EXCEL
eICR SALOON, S01 18th street. Fine old n !. n 2
CkAM1 AHo kOB1RfeON COUNTY
WHleKY, old MARYLAND BYE, and ~
CALl1ORuA Brady ct LESS PRICE THHE
ANY HOUSE In WASHIu0TOH.
~ 3e0Ns IA. SOL bIVAN, Ppoprietor
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TOR SALE AT vRHY Low PRICRs-Ss, 900
= hIst,slas eo:sss.t blooai.s Ross, nsHA,s
fress, and rioSsrinr shrubs. Dc. 1e. ~
The New York herald., 1871-01-07
OCTRAGES IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

Lawlessness in Union County-NIurders by
the Negro Militta-A sheril,s Posse Re-
sisted md nm OGiccr Killed-Fatal ARRAY
In Edgeheld County.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. O. 1871.
Accounts received here from Union county, South
Carolina, state the most intense excitement exists
there. owing to series OF bloody murders, the re-
suit of lawlessness the part OF the militia. 1t
appears that few nights since drayman, named
Mat Stevens was waylaid by party Of twenty live
armed negro militia, under command OF despe-
RADIO named Captain Walker. Stevens had In his
cart at the time a barrel Of whiskey, which the
negroes demanded. He gave them bottle but not
content with that, they asked for more, and were
refused in determined manner. volley OF bull
let's, which Killed stevens, was the immediate reply
companion OF stevens named Robertson, who
was with HIM, succeeded III escaping. The next
day the murdered and mulilated body of the dray-
man was Ound about two hundred yards from the
highway lying across two OF the breech-loadng mus
kets used by the militia. Upon the information given
by Robertson warrants were at once issued for the
arrest OF the negro members OF the militia engaged
In the murderous afiray. Deputy Sheriff Smith
organized posse and proceeded TO capture the
alleged murdeiers. He succeeded in arresung seve-
raj without being mOlested until they came to
house occupied by three negroes named Ellis all OF
whom refused to surrender and fired upon the
another and a negro. The Deputy Sheriff Is also
said to be wounded. Finding that desperate mea-
sures were about to be resorted to the negroes at
length surrendered. Walker, the militia captain,
was arrested while endeavorlng escape on train.
one or the arrested negroes charges HIM with the
instlgatlon OF the whole affair, and another negro
mas arrived IN Columbia with the intention OF lay-
ing the whole matter before the Governor who cor
roborates the statement Of the other.
Edge6eld county, brother OF General M c. Butler.
was shot and killed during altercation OF pri-
vate nature by young man named Winsow Hanil-
ton, or the same county, near the Savannah river,
on Monday last.
The New York herald., 1871-01-07
LUxEMB
Text Of Bismarck's Circular TO the Luxem-
b0urx Government.
The following Is the text of the note addressed nv


Text Of Bismarck's Circular to the Luxem-
bOurx Government.
The following Is the text of the note addressed by
Count Bismarck to the Luxembourg government
VERSAILLES, Dec. 3, 1870.
The undersigned, Chancellor or the North German
Confederation has the honor to address the follow
ing communication to the Grand Ducal government
Of luxembourg
At the outbreak OF the war; the government of his
Majesty the King. declared tnat would respect the
neutrality OF the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, pro-
vded that II would likewise De respected by France,
and as q matter OF course, observed In good faith
by the Grand Duchy itself. HIS Majesty's
government has faithfully adhered to this
promise, and gone so far In Its considerations as
TO subject ltseli TO all the inconvenences OF the
transport OF wounded, imposed upon II by the pro-
test OF the French government against the proposed
transport Of the wounded through Luxembourg ter
that neither the conduct Of France, nor OF Luxem-
bourg has answered Its expectations. Numerous
cases In which Tie hostile disposition Of part OF the
popuaton mas been evidenced by personal iii treat
ment OF resldeAt German officials may be passed
over unmentioned, In order not to make the Luxem-
individuals, which certainly meriied q more severe
repression tnan has been dealt out 10 them.
But garlng instance Of breach or neutrality
has occurred with respect 10 the fortress Of
Thlonvllle, which was provlsoned by railway
trains rom Luxembourg over night as long as
the fortress was he'd by the French. The
Grand Duca government, while expressing It's
regret ut this incident has not been able deny the
fact; and IT fs established beyond doubt that tho
despatch oil the necessary railway trains to TniOn-
nivance Of the Grand Ducal railway and the police
authorities His Majesty's government already
that occasion complained 70 the GrandDncal govern.
Uent and drew attention 10 the consequences which