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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-17
Approved Mach ID, \. y. 1871.

JOINT RESOLUTION 20 oay William 3. T;n4;nar,s
TWO hundred and t;;tty-:!H.ec ,iu:'lrv aEi
Forty-icur cents.
81 IL reSoired by ;hc Se":.:r :...A !i"u~a @:
Representatives o: ~: :;;atc O.. S':lt, G>:Tn-
lima, roy met and sitting in General Asscalb!:
and by the authority Of the sanre, IAat l!:i:
sum OF two hundred al:I thi-tr-.nraa :o:::-
four one hundred dollar b.. ;;nI Ii" SAN: i
i,ereby, authorized % D pad 70 Wt::sm =.
I7mr.oas. late sIleiiti q DaG!;aS;U.! County,
foy the trans Yorsluo1 .: Hr;sonci.s ;:i.:n Hsv-
hrgton Cour,hoGs" 20 i;%r;3:: Jail. Ia.. - Giit
ing the sad prisoners Willie "a Ioi2. ;"c
same 20 D. paid By tn, SAFE ire.,>::..' n Tia
order Of the Gorc.mor.
Approved IiuYra 1,A. / =. .a,t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-17

= a,r I" prori..c :Gr .!:c cnv2rarh,:; o. the
Sal! C;roi:ra Institution for Tho education
ct ina deaf a;::: ti,n', and yt.c bind.
S7crtox l. 81 Il enacted hy the S31a:c AID
Eoa=3 81 IaHsc.en' :tircs cr HE ;.atc Of South
CarriI;:a, hyw m:,; %ni sttiH = U"HcrA: As-
=@,nb;y, and by ihc ,Gi;!or:tr ii he SAM:
lila: !.is LyccI!ta@7 tho loTaIHDr the
Cem?;rDiar~Gsncrai ;sEd .:!e S;a;c Supc::rtcL-
d2mt @f. E:i%2Auoa H.. ard /. arc hereby,
t3nstltGt2i : boli>; - h2 i:@oA;: b: tic na:Gc,
.;,I. aG:i ;j;.2 ot the 'Eoa:,: .. coIl!l2j s3tI
er.; Il *: ,.:: a.iti Gnn.b and TAG h,Iad." ono
arr hcEy:,, vested %i;iI tIa ::::p> rv!&o:: ::..
cout.ol OF IA" :t:l.::rs All government Of the
S,.ui; Caroiua Ilst,Gi::o.. fer the cdica:.,J u
u" daaS and iu4lD aid the blind, lccatcl. a.
Cedar Soriac. SJav.a:.5U:" CoIa!y, ;. {. lie
Governor sa: 32 ea ,?ji;:rin c2i:;li:t2. and :le
S:ae SUPERINTENDENT 0! cl;t;,:.s.:,j:l s2c.t:arg
y! l!!9 sats; board.
S:,,. 3 That the ;l;;i board OF c0:ln:.s!or-
cl s.a:! l.l;>t ,lnua!y On the ii:at Monday il
November, :: the ctiicc 0E tie Gor&:aor, and
a. >!:ch other times ana places as tun c4air-
liaa Of the board shall dircc;. &&ii hooEd
s!lal! receive 20 compensation ior tttir ger.
wees.
SEC. s. That it STALL bc .i,c daty oI lie Sec
rcary OF said board TO visit the South Carolina
Institution fo- the educ2tioH o. the leat and
dumb and the bind at least twice during each
schooi session ti>ireoi, in order 70 note tiie
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-17

Provided, however, Said bidder shall file his
bond with the proper officers, in double the
amount Of the contract, for the faithful carry
Ing out of its provisions.
SEC. 4. That tha county commissioners be
further authorized and required to order ont
eli persons liable to road duty residing within
four miles of the line of said road as created,
excepting those livingin incorporated ,owns,)
to perform three days work in each month on
said road until It's completion to the satisfac-
ton Of the county commissi oners, commenc-
ing the first month after the passage Of this
act. notice to be given by the county commls
sioMers N the mannor that such notices have
been heretofore given, deEauiters to be fined
two dollars ts2) Tor each days failure to work
as pot6ed. the fines to be collected by the
County coIm!ssloaers, and paid into the
treasury ioE iIe use of said county.
SEC. 5. That tie bridges mentioned in the
iilicd section OF ti.is act be completed during
the first and second moaths from the COM
uencement OF construction Of said road.
Approved March 8, 1871.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-05-17
JOINT RESOLUTION 10 authorz: State treasure

JOINT RESOLUTION 10 authoriZ: State treasurer
20 re;ssuc to ". B. Prinsle, executor of Ms
Bertha Sklrvin", certificate of.State stock.
Re il reSolced b. the Senate and House OF
Representatives. Of the State OF South Caro-
hla. now nat and sitting in General Assembly,
and ov toe authority OF the same:
That the State treasurer be. and he is here
by, authorized 10 re;ssue to Vim. 3. Pringle,
executor Of Mis-. Bertha Starving, deceased,
Certificate Of stock OF the samo amount, pay
able q: the same :inss. and bsaring the same
:nteres; as those lost or destroyed:
Certificate No. 10, issue o. 1856, for construc.
ton OF ne" State capitol for $3.50; and thst
! the said VIM. 3. prlrgle is hereby required to
ae&osil with the Slate treasurer bond legally
| executed N the penal sum Of one thousand
ninc hundred dollars, to indemnify the State
ag1ir*: Ioss.
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IN ACT rrq"ire the State treasurer to pay
county Ieasurers the spportlonment OF the
Sta:c school fund for their respective coun-
ties. and for ether pu poses.
SECTION l. Be ii enacted by the Senate ard
House Of Representatives Of the State Of South
Caroliua, now met and sitting in General AS
senlb:y, a'.C 5y the authority of the same:
That within fifteen (15) days after the ap-
pcr;ionwcat by the State superintendent of ed
u"ation ofthc State school fund, and the annual
taxes, collected by the State for The support Of
schools, require bY section II of an act enti.
tied ''Aa act to establish and maintain sys.
;cm OF free common schools for the State Of
South Carolina" approved February 18th,
1870, the State treasurer shall pay the several
county treasu-ers the apportionment OF the
fund and taxes aforesaid, belonging to their
respective counties, according to the certificate
OF the !'tate superintendent of education.
SEC. . That the several county tressurers
sEa!i retain all the poll tax collected in their
respective counties: and it is hereby made the
dltA Of the said county treasurers, IN collect
Ing the poll tax, to keep an account of the ex-
act amount @! said tax collected 10 each parlsh
or township in his county, and the poll tax COL
io,:cd therein shall be expended for school
purposes n the parish or township from which
IL was collected.
SEC. 8. ANY violation Of this act by the State
o. county treasaTArs shall constitute, and it is
hcrHo? declared misdemeaaor, and On cor
Ticsion thereof the said State and county treas
rrers Shall pay fine OF not less than $500 nor
more tIlsn 5000, to- be used for school purpo-
scs IN the county suffering from such violation
OF this act, Or imprisonment in the discretion
OF court.
Approved the Isl day of March, a. D. 1871.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-04
Jubal Early's Speech in the Virginia
Conservative Convention.
NEW YORK, Sept. {

ANNW AOEhI DSP1 ~
The following Is the speech Of General
EARLY, declining to serve on the commit
tee on resolutions Of the Virginia Con.
servative Convention:
"Mr. Chairman 81 am man oil peCu.
liar notions and do not feel like suppress.
ing all my thoughts. When | came to
this Convention thought 1t was TO be
meeting Of white Virginia gentlemen
called together 10 discuss the present is.
sues between the two parties. Those
which formerly divided the Wings and
Democrats arc dead, but there are living
issues for discussion which ought not TO
be suppressed. My old friends who have
been pointing 10 Mr.. Smith and myself
may not agree upon fighting our com.
mon enemy as we fought together during
the war, but | see a determination 10
suppress freedom and 10 deprive myself
and others Of the liberty to discuss ques-
tions which shonld be discussed. Seeing
this, although ] will be with you when
fight takes place, am willing to partioi.
pate many ptoceedingoi this body, and
must ask 10 be excused from acting on
tho Committee to which ! have been ap.
pOinted," HE
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BOSTON.
The Inquest ou the EastOn Railway
Accident.


.. BosToN, September /.
At the inquest Of the Easton railway
accident to-day, II was brought In the
testimony that the employees Of the road
are, by order Of the President, required to
sign document waving oil right 70
damages II injured on the road through
the negligence Of the company or care.
lessness Of its people. Passengers, when
they buy their tickets, find q notice on
them stating that they agree that the com
pany is not responsible for personal injury
TO themselves or loss ofbaggage.
HoRsE.sHoERs on A STRIKE.
The journeymen horseshoerS Of Boston
and vicinity are moving for an advance ol
their wages from $1S to $9l week.
% BosToN, September9, 3,
The Jury in the inquest oi the Eastoh
railway disaster held no session to-day
The inquest will be resumed on Monday
BosToN, september;8
This afternoon about 4 o'clock at West
Boston bridge, six men hired . boat fol
q sail upon the river, and while slYlark
ing upset the boat and John Duffy and
Michael G. Kersy were drowned. While
the parties were dragging for the bodies
which were recovered In short timei {
large crowd, numbering some 2O0personi
collected upon the bridge and on leaning
against the rail, II gave way, precipitating
some 80 Of them into the water For
lunatelV none were drowned.
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THE OTHER SIDE OF THE
WORLD.
News from China, COrea and Japan.
SAN FRANCIsCO, Sentember 2.

BAN FRANCIsCO, September =.
The special steamer Alaska, from Hong
Kong, has arrived. Rumors that the Ei.
ropeans intended poisoning the Chinese
arc industriously circulated, causing great
evaporation among the natives. Meas
ures were taken promptly to crush any
rising. Great damage was done by the
floods in the vicinity of Canton.
The British steamer RingdovG has re-
turned from CoreR with the English cap.
tured by the Coreans from the wreck Of
the Chason. They had been kindly treat
cd, and no indignity offered them, Shan.
ghai papers publish an authentic letter
from the COrean Government u the Cap
tain OF the AmeriCaa steamer Wachusotts,
when she went up the river in 1868 10 In.
quire after tho crew of the ship Con.
Sherman. II Is friendly and conciliatory
TO the last degree, and has been received
az intended II was delayed q few hours,
and the Wachusetts sailed without watt
ing.
The German iron schooner NaladaT
was wrecked on the Corean straits. The
crew escaped in boats and were picked
up at sea after great suffering. Japanese
politics quiet. Tea crop abundant o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-04
NEW MEXICO.
Politics Red HOt..FeaEfal Election
AHrays..Nlne Men Killed and FOr-
ty WORnded-.lnauguratiOR Of Gov.
GIddingS. rta.

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GlddingS. Hg
SANTA FE, September9, 2,
This mornings Post contains the fol
lowing correspondence from La Mesilla
In the southern part Of this territory;
The election excitement In this valley
eliminated to-day IN the most fearful at
trays ever witnessed here. II IL no ex,
aggeration to say that the plaza was
drenched with human blood, At the
present writing Sunday evening, eth
1t is known that seven persons have been
killed, while II Is estimated that the
wounded will reach as high AS thirty,
OF whom seven, or eight are nor.
tally. From Rbbut five O'Clock this
afternoon until near six the plaza
resOunded with pistol shots, groans, wells
and execratiOns, For fully fifteen minutes
the firing was incessant, and continued
during the rest Of the hour. The Repub.
lican and Democratic parties had each
selected to-day as the most suitable time
Tor grand row, and at an early hour this
morning both parties commenced their
preparations. The leaders were evident
ly desirOus Of avoiding disturbance, and
the respective parties formed in process.
sion and passed each others place OF meet.
Ing without outbreaks, aud nothing hap
pened until after the meetings had adj.
jOurned, and the procession reformed at
8 =. NJ, both parties met in the plaza ex.
changing defiant looks. A pistol shot was
fired when general fight ensued men, wO.
men and children, hurried to their houses,
but the fight was kept up from windows
and house.tops, the dead and wounded
falling on oil sides, Hon. John Seenon,
the Republican candidate for Judge was
first killed, the balance killed and wound.
ed were mostly MeXicans,
Another fight took place Ut Onto Chico
near Los Vagas, In which two were kill.
oil and six or seven wounded. The peO.
pie are terribly excited here, hut every.
thing is be done to preserve peace and
good order.
Hon. Marsh Gliding, tho new Governor
ol this territory arrived here Thursday
and was lnaugurated yesterday, lle was
serenaded last evening by one Of the
largest Assemblages ever known in this
city lie made a speech and was re.
ceived with great enthusiasm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-04
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
Why the Assembly Prolonged Thiers'
Term.

AGlNus
a-'z VERSAILLES, September 2,
The acceptance OF Thiers' presidency by
the Assembly Is not because the Assembly
were content with Theirs on his own
terms, or afraid Of his resignation, but be.
cause they could get no one else to take
his place. Due D'Aumale's final refusal
determined the Right to vote for the bill.
McMahon, Changarnier and President
Grevy were asked, but oil refused Grevy
declared himself more of q Republican
than Theirs, and the others said they were
unwilling To become pretext for disor-
ders,
I PARIS, September 2.
Herr Vanarmn presented his CredGn-
tials to-day as the diplomatic representa-
tive to Germany,
President Theirs court martial at Yer
sailles has sentenced N. Bressy, u Com
munist leader, to suffer death.
In the Assembly to-day Tagit proposed
that the session DO adjourned on the 10Th
inst, until the 10Th Of November.
Mr.. Pouyer Quertier stated that the
third lnstallment OF the war indemnity,
amounting ia a halt milliard francs has
been paid over TO the Germans. He i'm.
plOred the Assembly not to adjourn until
II had provided ways and means Ol the
meeting tho financial demands of the gov
eTnment ...r".'. IIal..
The court martial having been delib.
Grating with closed doors since @ o'clock
this morning has just pronounced the
following sentence Of the members OF the
Commune brought before II and tried;
Ferre and SCelillier are condemned To
suffer death; UrbOn and Tringet impris-
onnent for lie at hard labor; Assy,
Blllloray, Champy. Regere, Granssett,
Vendure and Ferrat confinement In the
fortress; Jourde Rastant simple deporta'
ton, The Court set six months inprls.
onment and fine 800 francs Clement
three months Imprisonment; Dlscamps
and Parent are acquitted.
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LOUISIANA.
Judicial Arrangement Of Official
s COFTuptlOns
NEW ORLEANS. sontemher 9.

- NHM n
NEW oNLHANS' nop'eihp1I -
Judge Abel, oi tho First District Court,
calls the attention Of the Grand Jury to
the action Of State Treasurer Dubuclet
In refusing to pay the original credt-
tors Of the State, and compelling them 70
sell their claims to. his friends. Judge Abel
says: The State Treasury once the
pride Of the State and the financial agent
Of her creditors, has been literally turned
over TO to .tax.gatherers, brokers, shavers
and hangers'on; | have presided long IN
this Court, and have some Idea Of the
depredations and plunder Of burglars,
thieves etc, and am satisfied that the o.
fcials Of the State have In two years rob-
bed the State Of more than all the thieves,
etc., for the last quarter Of century.
Fraud, speculation, oppression, extortion
and black mailing Is resorted TO In mos.
INSCRIPTIONS manner. The millions raised
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LOUISVILLE.
tortsy1tLE, September ;

LOUISVILLE, September Y,
The fall term Of the public schools will
open on Monday next The school Board
have leased Glover's skating park for use
a female high school, pending the erec.
ton Of a large and handsome building
for that purpose.
There are Ten persons now confined In
the Louisville jail, charged with murder,
two for highway robbery, one for rape, and
one sentenced to be hung for the mur.
der Of Henry Kean and Mat. Shanna.
han, three sentenced to the penitontiary
ioI manslaughter, Joe Boughman, Mike
Ammon and John MOTlan, and Miss Mol
lie Prentice, were sentenced for ten years
In the penitenLiary for inlantiCide.
Edward Preston was crushed on Friday
bV A large stone falling on his head while
al work In a stone quarry at MOoresville
and died Yesterday from his injuries, Ht
leaves a wife and five children In a desti.
tute condition,
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Explosion Of a Engi.
neer and Fireman Killed.
ua o,,,, Go.I a Or.

An engine attached to the Cincinnati
express train on the Toledo, Wabash q
Western railroad exploded yesterday
about half way between Mantle and
lIainsville, killing the engineer, John
Moore, and the fireman, Michael Conner,
and entirely demolishing the locomotive
and tearing up about one hundred feet Of
track. The train was running about
fifteen miles IN hour at the time. The
explosion was terrific. The fireman was
blown back over the tender and baggage
car, and landed about the middle Of the
second passenger cor, killed outright.
The engineer was thrown forward about
one hundred and ninety feet. He lived
about two hours. He could give no OK.
PLANTATION Of the explosion.
The engine was one Of the best on the
road, and had taken water at Decatur, ninO
miles back.
Conner lived at Logansport, Indiana,
and Moore at Springfield, Illinois '
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WASHINGTON.
August Drafts on the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, September Q


The amounts drawn from the Treasury
during the month of August, on warrants
In favor Of the several departments, was as
follows; War Department, $5,s9s, 100; Ma.
Wy, $3,14O,99l; Interior, pensions and fol
Indians, $5,0S7,58; Civil, miscellaneous,
$5,l12,51S; total, $l9,7S9,694.
Chiet Engineer IsberwoOd, has been
detached from Mare Island California
Navy Yark, and placed on waiting orders,
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS .-g
The President has appointed the follow
Ing pOstmasters VIM. Weldon, Iowa
Falls, re.appointed; Il. L. McAllister,
Champaign, Illinois, Jas. W. Patterson,
Humboldt, Kansas; J. H. Taylor, Bose.
man, Montana, a
It Is thought executive measures will
soon be taken ordering the Kansas squat
ters who have settled ON a portion OF In
dian Territory, 10 yaCate II under certain
pains and penalties. The land having
been set apart for the sole use of the In.
diAns.
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Attempted Suicide and Murder on a
HALLWAY Train.

LoUIsvIILE, September 2.
A letter from sleeping.car conductor
Of the Mississippi Central railroad, rela.
tive tOa suicide and attempted murder
said to have happened on his car on Mon.
day night, gives the following account OF
the incident. The occurrence took place
in the ladies' car Of the train al jackson,
Tenn. A passenger lett his wlla's side
and went into the saloon. Just after start.
ing from the station the man came out Of
the saloon and returned to his wife, who
was asleep in the seat, and took hold of
her. She rose up and Immediately com.
lncnced shouting murder. The man had
cut her throat and had the razor in his
hand. The sleeping.Car conductor heard
the cries Of the woman and ran into the
car, when theman dropped the razor and
told him that he had killed himself. The
train conductor was notified and the pair
were left off at jackson, Tenn The
wound did not prove fatal and the man i
recovering. No name Is given and no
reason Is known for the act.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-04
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, September 2.
Albert Crane, Junior Warden Of Christ
Church, prints in the evening papers Q
column and o half in reply To the recent
letter of Bishop Whithouse Of the same
length, In which he gives his version Of
the affair, and in many essential particu-
lars controverts the statements made by
the Bishop In his account ofthe interview.
Vice President Colfax arrived In this
city this morning, from his northern trip,
and for his home at South Bend this even.
ing. .ai., ,.,o
A fire occurred yesterday evening In
building Nos. al, 40, 45 and AZ, South
Canal street. The building destroyed
was valued at $4,000, and was occupied
as follows: First floor of Al and 48, l..
D. Pollard, steam boiler manufacturer,
loss $4,000; insured for $1,000. Second
floor, WIN. Phillips, last manufacturer,
loss $1,000; insured for $4,000. Third
floor, F. Kron, centre tables and chamber
furniture, loss $780, insured for 81 800.
There were also several smaller losses,
The basement Of the first and second
floors Of 43 and 45 were occupied by Wis
dom & Co., Garden City Planning Mill,
loss $4,000; fully insured, There were
also several other tenants in the building
whose losses were small.
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ARKANSAS.


LITTLE Rock, September 2.
AdvicCs from Indian country state that
large number Of Kanslans have crossed
the line into the Cherokee nation and
sQuatted on lands for two miles each,
the squattGrs stalking out their claim As
in the time of the first settlement of Kan4
As. These are said to DO about two hun.
dred OF these squatters Their presence
i' said To incense the Indians very much
The NJ. X. & T. Railroad Is completed
within five miles of Fort Gibson. Re
liable accounts state that the worm
has appeared on the Red river and has
already done the crops considerable dam.
age, The crop prospects are not 80 gooC
as three weeks ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-04

'l'nE Wheeling lNTELLTGENCER says
that Mexican Buchanan Is about the sole
surviving representative ol his peculiar
school Of acting. Any ono who las ever
seen Buchanan act need not wish him
any bad luck In expressing pleasure al
the announcement of the INTEfEiOENCER
Cumberland NttCS
Which remark shows q TACK Of true
dramatic taste on the part Of our cotem'
pOrAry that is very sad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-04
The Pennsylvania DefaI tion.. Re-
....l quisitiOn for Evans.
PHLADELPnIA, Seplenher

@NN'NS' '''''b DSPNSN''' -
The Etening TSlegrdphS Harrisburg
special says; The criminal requiaition for
Evans, the alleged dolaulting war claim
agent, was sent last night to. New York.
Last night the proper alfldavits were
made before the Governor that Evans was
an embezzler and q fugitive from Justice,
and the Governor at once issued the re.
quisitiOn. "'. .s' t ...
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-Chiel Of Police Rankin, Of Newark
Ohio, arrested thief, Sunday, who gave
his name as Darling, with several aliases,
in whose possession he found four silver
and one oreide watch, and other property
supposed TO he the result Of a burglary.
They will be held at his office for identi-
flcation n few days.
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A MONUMENT OF white marble, twenty
feet high, with appropriate inscriptions,
erected at Charlestown, Jefferson county,
to the memory of the Confederate dead
buried in that county, was unveiled last
Wednesday, with Masonic and other cere.
Luu,,inn
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ARIZONA.
New silver Discoverles..The Apache
War,

SAN FRANCISCO, September 2.
New rich silver discoveries In the vic.
Unity Of Prescott
The Apache campaign, owing 10 the
alleged inieterrence Of the Peace Commits
sion "a total failure, but the campaign
Of the Apache against the white settle
ments Ia prosecuted with encouraging
success. Sandiago ls greatly excited
Fresh reports have threatened attacks on
the settlement by the combined tribes
The Southern Gala settlers are forming
volunteer forces.
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AMoNuMENT erected by Rhode Island
othC memory Of her soldiers and Seamen
who fell in the war with the rebellion, Is
to be dedicated on the 10th, which day,
hy proclamation of The Governor, has
been made a public holiday throughout
the State. ..r