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Mad l'lffis -tt n .tfrIlf III a.L-3.,.
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GUARANTEE - ~ Il 4
The undersigned residing M s..,o Ar 81 "a
thai n The l,ss.ing hd , o. yr,,, ~ .i
accepted by bs Postmaster Csnars ia h,I, 49,, ov
lst isy Of August Isss enter mo H. xsosrt hT P, tnc
rsc, 90 ,arr,...' ~ ..o 'su, oosA'ah on
snrcties - ~ ~ ~ P''f"~$'' ""A s""i anu su'nc'eht
This zoe do Iis,r,,, H. ,,ys,s, 40
.a,e m a,a a, 'S &3Sse.o" ona ssaosfRs as
JgIg q ,1sa6 ~ ~ 80" ''s''"' W vac q" eo""eS9
80 49, It. go tsig ,u,n,,.s A.. - -. -.
Dated e"s"'' " WV s"A'""ofs)
frp,,t.,c .,s si-sltt ~
- tti u if "i'~ t.ase - sf5 - ~
Tue undersigned, postmaster OF , State Of cerlles
under has acquainted with the above rarsp
os and knows them to be property good
the guaranteed
& Dated
Uls F.Hf f fI.57f (agned)
10 Altered bids should be
submitted be withdrawn. Ia CRESTED
Each bid must be guaranteed by persons
oral guarantees cannot be admitted guarantee
signed plainly with the Of each person 7.
The department the right any which
DO deemed extaagant and also the bids
bidders. f sifa
TO- The bid should be sealed superscrbed Proposals
Territory may bo) SECOND
Assistant Postmaster General Contract Once by mail
by an agent and posmasters viii enclose proposals
letters Of any kind IN their quarterly
H. The contracts TO be executed
hui
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UNITED STATES NAVAL Corxr on IxoriRy,
Washington, February rs, 1857.

YTNHE Judge advocate gives notice, for the informa-
parties coming the under tn LIST section Of
the January will respectively be
tho when their shall have been referred the
and that rs desirable that in presenting themselves they
prepared list Of such witnesses ehcy dc
sire 70 have summoned specifying TO which Of tho respective heads
for the service mentioned In the act their sn
10 be applied respectively and suggesting the delay any
which BIZ required; and o what witncsscs
f.rM j A. CARLISLE, Judge Advocate.
Feb 2st-H
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INSTRUCTIONS,

Containing conditions be incorporated the extend
the department may deem proper.
allowed each Intermediate Office, whom not
otherwise specified f., ..soTns the mails
from deliver into tho Offices the
Of all the side scrvcctha Is for offices eighty
omissions not three times the Of tho trim
may be deducted For arrivals behind
with depending mails and sufficiently excused fourth
of compensation the trip subject forfeiture
will also be ordered for grade Of spo
fed the For dequonccs Of the
specified enlarged penalties propooned the
the Importance OF the mall may be made ylat93ts
thar, far Tho admission Of or for beino ss,ro
running express conveying intelligence advance Of the mail
g. Fines will be imposed unless the delinquency be promptly and
or other credible persons for falling /, ae IN contract smo for
negectng take the mail from deliver post
ierg lowing either tho unsuabenes place
carrying ~ to be wet injured destroyed robbed lost and
sng after demand to convey the mail frequently the
concerned In running coach steamboat
Il route.
dsobcyug the instructions the department. for refusing discharge
contract General running
csaid for Transporting packages convey
The General may of
s n nsns Dss departure a arrival. snS %
particularly TO make them conform to with railroads with
provided the running abridged He
also order increase Of speed allowing within the restrictions
any may however speed
enaah the contract by giving op notice 70 the that
General also curta discontinue tho service in whole In
son on tho dispensed with whencver in his opinion the
public interests do not require the in no desires
Payments will DO the by collections FROM
drafts postmasc otherwise after the expiration of each
in February May, August, and November
The distances given according 70 the best information but
Used points supplied correctly Bidders
inform ss M' po'rt and also in reference TO the weight OF
be- No for additional nav based on @ aronns %a a
To
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l27i3 Bay Gardiner CITY,
S. miles aud back, a
Leave Port ogiord Moud~y z am, N
Arrive at Gardiner CITY Wednesday by m;
Leave Gardiner taty Thursday At Yam;
a Port Orfpsd Hs&utday by 3pm. ar4lfl
Proposals after passing Coos Bay via Mouth CoQusne
and end az Umpqun City, about the distance adyer
used, invited HLfH tIfIt aa
i27l4 Prom Port Oxford by Randolph and Empire City, wnces
Ter aud back, week.
Bidders schedule distance,
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wheeler 4 Wilson. ~ 80
MANUFACTURING coMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MAcHISEs


wheeler 4 Wilson.
MANUFACTURING ooxpASYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
~ F
M Fhaa'Iies Aan4taes1yas,
YTNHESE machines combine all the improvements
that have been invented Their increasing
s e % Approval aud a. They have
nave ossn IN u1s sufficiently long est th thoroughly and have
Among the undoabsd that they others
Beauty and simplicity Of CONSTRUCTION and consequent freedom
from arrangement and need u repairs. % tit st
"a. uneAlmred ease aud rssadisy operation. -
perfection q their stitching aud their appea
Pinea Once No. sss So.~sy New YORK and !, their agencies
in the principal cities Of tho Union. aea
Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.
A N immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
"A stantly on hand also, full and aea
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF cAMEr1NGs
eornices window shades, &C., &c, &c.
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES
aSS, as7, 800 ind r asi Grand aai street,
May 2S-iy and ~ and 40 catharne street
Matthew Hale Smith,
COUNSELLOR LAW,
Rooms o. "a, No. Is Wall street. Ne,o York.
Aug lb-tft
Cyrus w. Field Il Co.,
. WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS
No. II Cl!6 ares, NsW York.
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
i their large stock Of printing, writing wrapping and all other
kinds which they offer for sale al the lowest market prices
May 26-ly*
$50 Ben. a. H. A. WhitlOck a Co.,
l3 Beekman Street Of Nassau. opposite the Aaor
House & afn
pRopRIEroRs PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE cREstANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
Oard, Dupuy Co.. Hennesscy, Pne Cas-
on and other houses Of the highest reputation and sole
Of the celebrated brandies the native proof and flavor Of
Cognac, viz ets f.tt-t
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard, s.s1ss
Iiqueur DIES champs dor,
Superior vineyard, vieux Cognac
aa ALSO ts9a7a.e
Exclusive importers OF the ~. ~ fit
Old Royal Hollands is .lds ssE
Burgomsstcr scbnapps, Yt
Sherry MADEIRA and Port &c &C.
Ales, porers, and cigars direct from shippers.
CHAMPAGNE, CREdANT
a. W. Co tho exclusive OF this wine and
receipt shipments by regular packets aud beg those who
may given trial do under their guarantee that
will BIO found decacy Of flavor and quality wine
present imported.
BENZ NJ. Whilock, Astf #h
Elw'd A. whtlock
Fredk J. Iaversick, BEN. 4 E. A. WHTTTOCK co.
Oliver w. Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer
May 26-1y@
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Ell oculista De Paris

Ell Oculista De Paris
p ECIEN negado a esta cuidad tienna Of honor do
Il u Orecer los
CABAIEROS ESpANOIES
ecdo srdo dc Epcueos Inntes, Aneoos do Iearo do
arga VISTA vro dc Aucno Mqaees copos lApccna Punas
de ORC, que Ariculos Franccsas
street, Penn
Precios muy moderados, 10 mismo dc Europa. .h.
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We would call attention TO the card OF VIM Grann esq.,
commissioner for Of the States and Territories
in tho United States Court Of Claims Colonel
oughy with departments
Washington and tho practice Of tho United States Court Of Claims
[New York Daily Nem
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II AW PARTNERSHI P- Samuel Chiffon & A. b.
Magrude late Virginia. being partnership will
practice the Of Washington city
supreme Court Of the United States. 3t |fl II -t
Address Chiffon MAGRUDER, Washington, d. c
li-eo3m =. 3 +,
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INVENTED BY EUGENo LATIIIA, ARCHITECT NJ s. B. A &C.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches villas cot
~ and farm buildings Office Gohca, Chappaqna
Westcheser county, New York.
June l7--du
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l2sol From Salt lake CITY, by Lehgh City American Fork
City, Springyie Payson, Santaquin Salt Crock, Fillmore
City, Parowan, johnson, Cedar City, Brlnghursts N
Mex, Clara, California, Bernardino Monte
Gabriel, and Angeles San Pedro 9l7
n month"; fgll 4@et .fi Hu.
leave Salt lake City tho 9Th Of each month;
Arrive Pedro by the Of the following month;
Pedro the 5th OF each month;
Arrive Salt Lake Oty by tho LIST Of the following
Bids twice month will BIO consdcred
parts to and beyond Cedar City, 280 miles from
Salt Lake City,
i2so2 From salt Lake City by Nes Mills MIL Creek Mormon and
oladny's Settlement to Alpine City, 40 miles and buck
Leave Salt Lake City Thursday at sam
Arrive at Alpine City next day by 10 mi
Leave Alpine City Thursday at p M t5aafa4
Arrive at Salt Lake City next day by I pm
2So3 From salt Lake City by Union Draper ehgh City Gardeners
Mills American Fork Pleasant Grove Provo City Spring
vnle, Spanish Fork Payson SantaqaIn, sat Creek,
Ephraim, to Mant lao miles and back, a week
Leave Salt Lake City Thursday m;
Arrive at Mant Saturday by pm;
Leave Mant Monday at Ga m;
Arrive at Salt Lake City Wednesday by D m.
1854 From Salt Lake City by Sokcr Centreve Pennington Rays
vile, and Ogden CITY TO Brigham City, So miles and back,
Leave Salt Lake City Monday and Thursday a a IN;
Arrive at brigham City next days by IL IN;
Leave Brigham City Tuesday and Friday at 2 D IN;
Arrive at Salt Lake City next days by
l2so5 From Salt Lake City BY Tooeie City Gransie s. miles
and back, week.
q Leave Salt Lake City Thursday at O. a IN;
Arrive at Grantsyille day by IL
Leave GrantsvIlo Friday at 2 p m;
12S06 From Salt Lake City, by Tayosvle
Jordan HERMAN Mills to Cedar valley
South Fort,) s. miles and back, week.
Leave Salt Lake City Thursday ut . m;
Arrive at Cedar Valley next day by IL IN
Leave Cedar Valley Friday 2p IN; M
Z Arrive at Salt Lake City noxt day by D IN.
l2s07 From Cedar City Harmony Valley Santa Clara
70 miles md back, once In two weeks. - +
Leave Cedar City every other Thursday a m;
Arrive at SANTA Clara next Saturday by m;
Leave Clara every other Monday at m;
Arrive at Cedar City next Wednesday by 3p m
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1851 From Santa Fe by hmcdA Albuquerque godones corro
Fort Craig, Cruces Bernailp Lnnns Fillmore
and Froutero Texas Fl faso, Texas
month. ss35.tsls',; ,.t
~ Leave Santa Fe on the 10th and 9th Of month;
Arrive at Fl Paso in eight days;
Leave III Paso on the 7h and Esd each month
Arrive at Santa Fe in eight days.
weekly trips considered the separate
parts beyond Aibuquersuc t6# So
1859 From Santa Fe by Los ceros
and back, week.
Fe Monday a m:
Arrive at Fernando De Taos Wednesday by 10 m;
Leave Fernando De Taos Thursday a a IN;
Arrive at Santa 70 Saturday by 10 m.
1858 Cruces by Mesa Tucson and back once
week ~
Bidders stale the distance
parures by which they propose 81
1864 From Tucson by Arizona and Colorado City, San Diego
and back, twice a month. !.
Bidders distance and schedule.
Proposals To EXTEND by commencing Paso Texas
considered. ..r,t
1855 From Albuquerque by Zuni vsala (Woodvle)
1900 miles md back n month. s-s
Bidders schedule which closely
route 1881.
Proposals for more frequent trips will be considered.
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Posi- OrsIcE DEPARTMENT,
October %, 1867.
Oct 24-1awl2w ID ill
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ioi 'ion ~ ~ a I,,"r W.h vscco..or s,riss
peson ~ i pSaiand anI' f.Syn WASH TO-
~ oroco, f,tv ~ IA ,ai,es and bncr tyica week
IN s,a.o.as f'i -sf1''T i-r's i,-T' W =
rn.va ss,nra Tuesday and saturday ~ a. m.
-. ~ -
~ ~ @ ~, ~. ~ 10 49, ~ ~, M ~. = - ~,
i .., ~ =. 's $3.50 y 49,, - ~. ,a"' " " -
e., !, az ., ~ s.p y, ,,,a IN, l., .on.,.ra
,,o, $50 s,,on, ~ ..a,a I,, T,.a,n .o wan,,,o ~,
i-o- '' ~, r.a IL - 49, ~ taa, 49, 1852 $50 ~ y
-, -. ~ ~, \, A -, = - -, ~ : ' ~
., ~ !, w. " NJ nr,, ~. a.. = ~, -, -
n ~ ~ - =, -
,eave ~ I ,,. e'V inoH . !" ~ ~,
,-oo s :. -. i%. M, ~ ~ r,aa,
'-o' ''o ~ s 'y1 ~ 80 ~
sai', rN", IA, na' ~ ,,,s ~ Moa' y .o m Gus
reayc freyon CIV Monday mud Thursday 4, 7 n M.
Arrive al Corvallis next DAYS by 6 I'M;
Leave (orvalli. Tuosiay ana Friday at ! a M
Arrive mt Oregon civ next days by s m
lo7oa From Crvais by starts Point FRANKLIN Long Tom Sus
claw hnd Yoncala 10 Oakland 90 mios aud hack once
week f II N #i43 rs
Corvallis Wednesday at 0 am; as
q OAKLAND day by m; is..t
Oakland Wednesday at Sam
Arrive at Corvallis next day by 6pm
Corvallis Knncy Mirrays Eugene City Cottage
Grove and Coast Fork Of willamette, to Oakland 100 miles
ana BACK, once o week
Leave Corvallis Wednesdays at 2 nj
Arrive at Oakland Fridays BY apmi
Leave Oakland Fridays at a m
Arrive at Corvallis Mondays by apm
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II j. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, office and depot
southwest corner Of and Twelfth Streets Washington
APP 11--dlyt
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TIME LADIES are especially invited to The
LakesD store Formerly occupied by r. stovens) no
~ Commercial Building opposite Centre hsrses juacooa
and whore they will lind elegant
Of pcy articles, pcrfumery &C. Ac such as We hap
continue and sell wholesale and retail At our "d ~
b04 Pennsylvania avenue. 10
Oct 28--N ta5srl.t hHrt MRS LAKE DAUGHihS''
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INROM Washington at 6, a. M, connecting at Relay
Baltimore with those for Phia
dclphia and New York.
4 $780, Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
a. 3 p m Baltimore Norfolk Relay with Freder
ok NJ. ..l- ls ! .
Express 90 Relay for tho West and for Annapolis
BALTIMORE Philadelphia, and New York.
sunday at z, u. m, and 20, p
i F>cv baltimore for Washi~oton
A. AS and Obs a m, and at 3 and SIS, p IN
ON sunday at 4ls m, and 6,Ie
June 10
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CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned, postmaster Of -. certaes
under ms Goth @ 0 that he acquainted with guaran
the guarantee
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Miss Christie johnson,
81 kocuroS, y, F..si
S DESTROYS of forming classes in elocution in the
schools in Washington and will give private pu
pills In that city and Georgetown.
Miss johnson Will lessons youths
and also foreigners who wish acquire English
.s- tNsf .rt e 80
Residence Miss arrovcr's Formerly English
mary, corner Washington aud Gay streets Georgetown
Mrs Anna Cora Richie Richmond Va. rl2 .ll zf.a
Rev. stephen r. Hill, Washington, D.. @,
Grafton Tyler, N. D., Georgetown, d. G. ot it
For further Information apply Blanchard Mohun their book
store corner Of Pennsylvania and Eleventh street
Nov Ctr
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LETTINGS or MAIL CONTRACTS.

DRoPOSAIS for conveying the mails of the United
states FROM The Is, ,s &C., .a ,sss The s July sss
rss Of OREGON wAsiSGToS UTAH and NEW nExeo viii be
1911 day March as By shs ss the ..me months as
CALIFORNIA.
isSos Prom san f..n'eo By IsnieA and
Leave san Francisco daily, except Sunday, st4pm;
Ays a. ss.%s9,S mo o' ., next day By
1900 FROM San Tr.ncs MARINER s.eIou 100 miles and
back six amss w ,s, in . steamboat ,.,.
Arrive at stockton next day BY Sam;
.s s s.a .asss ,s sss s ay sy
1900 's% sa a's ss :s s'.
Leave SAM francisco daily sreep. Sunday, .sam;
Arrive by pm;
Leave san Joss daily, snssp! Sunday assam;
Pesaama, back
Monday "wednesday aud Friday loan;
Leave Ps,aiuma tuesday ro.dAy and saturday a, loan;
1887 From sn cy VIA santa B.bsr. and San Pc
dro to San Diego, $50 miles and back twice month In
Leave sun rraAcIcoon ID aud i7h of each month;
Arrive ss.g ms0 . a sa and so month
Arrive at San Francisco by the 9th and as,h Of same month
i2Sos From San Francisco to Oakland miles and back xix times
Leave Francisco daily, excep. Sunday, a, Sam
Oakland daily, except sunday .apm
issoo From Oakland BY Broon San eanro san Lorenzo Ava
rsdo, Centrevile Nptas,
Lave ss ana s sass T wssnss. ss Friday
Leave Tuesday, Thursday, saturday a,eam
1850 From Oakland By Fable Martinez. back,
Leave oakland Monday a,s.m;
1 Arrive s T. MARTINEZ s., sy y; n
1851 s ssi Sns y y aamss females. 20 mile. back
i s..s. Isa Is%. s.s y !. mi
1912 FROM r. as%s < soss Branch
Leave fe'aiuma Thursday asam;
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Dinner to Gen. Bonham.

Arrangements are making says the Edge.
field Aduertiser. to give our neY. Congressional
member public dinner at this place some
time during the present month. This is right.
1t is compliment always properly bestowed
upon gentlemen just entering upon political
life at Washington, and serves the admirable
purpose Of stimulating them to high exertion.
We trust there will be good dinner and q
good attendance.
Would it not be we'll for the citizens of Alb.
beviile to follow the example of their Edge
field brethren, in furnishing some such testi.
monial to our esteemed Representative. It
would le but the expression Of that generous
confidence. aud cordial appreciation. which i.
entertained towards him. by bis constituents
generally. throughout the Congressional Dis
tricr; and being tho deserved need of past servi-
ces would inspire him with fresh zeal in their
behalf. The occasion too. would furnish the
candidates generally with an opportunity of
meeting with their fellow citizens. Who will
lead in the rnatterl
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Col. II. II. Harper followed next-he was
grntified that short speeches %as the order Of
the day, as he had had no notification previous
to his arrival, that he would be called on
With regard to tho various topics that might
come before the Legislature, he was willing
to commit himself, but if elected, would cast
his vote untrammellcd, and in accordance with
the dictates of deliberate Judgement
Capt j. N. Cochran was next introduced,
and after few remarks Of a general character,
proceeded to discuss the Bank question-that
branch of it which opened door to foreign
intiuence-that o. New YorR was tho central
po'nt in this country. from which payments
w:re made abroad, and heavy draw made upon
her banks by the bank of England, might pro-
duce n stringency in Tire money market, they to
sustain themselves in turn, would draw upon
the country banks. and TINS, as in the recent
instance. bring about wide spread rnonetury
crisis. To obviate this, ho was for placing the
banks in a position to guard against such
contingency by contining them to a metallic
basis.
Gen..W. W. Perryman folio wed next, he was
also unprepared with any set speech. to enter
tain the intelligent audience before him, and
sho~ld offer no crude remarks upon the topics
already suggested. Although military man,
and occupying somewhat conspicuous posi-.
tion. he regarded the militia system rs burden
some to the citizen, and if elected should also.
! advocate its northumberland any questio
! that might arise for discussion, should receive
his earnest attention.
Mr.. Samuel Jordan closed tho exercise in q
speech of SOME lengt'-he avowed himself a
bank man, argued that the banks were not our
masters, but servants of the people, and by
several examples, proved his position. He
next considered some Of the questions GROWN e
out of our federal relations. and discussed these
at length-hc thought the several parties ar
raysd against each other in the Union, were
all wrong, and that our rights were sufficiently
guaranteed to every individua under the Con-
stitution. and if that instrument and its pro,
visions were scrnpulously observed, there would
be no grounds for complaint.
All of the speakers were lavish in their eulo-
gies of female worth and influence. 80 much go,
that a friend sitting near us. factiously remark
ell, that his apprehcnsions were aroused, lest in
! future We should all become hen -pecked hus-
oahus. Az the CONCLUSION OF Mr. Jordan g
speech, dinner was announced aud the ladies'
invited forward who were nttcntivcly waited
OH by number ofyoung men detailed for that
purpose. After which. the gentlemen were
permitted to partake Of one of the most elegant
repasts Of the Season.
In the afternoon the Mepsre. Crawford and
Bouchilon entertained the the assembly with
some most delivht fi,l mn sio imam tI,a y;,lr
All presen! seemed to enjoy themselves. and
enter with zest into the entertainments and
anusements Of the day.
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Gov. Hammond and Con. Bonhsm.

These distinguished gentlemen have recent.
ly been interchanging compliments, and kind
wishes. In his Beech Island speech Senator
Hammond thus referred to Gen. B., in connec.
tion with their difference of opinion and vote,
on the Kansas Conference Bill
"Mr. H., reviewing briefly the admission Of
Kansas under the Conference Bill. alluded to
his own position and that of SIR. Bonham the
Representative of Edge6eld. He found no
fault with The honorable gentlewan. Mr.. Bon.
ham may have been right, aud he may have
been wrong. IfMr. Bonham erred. his error
was on the safe side. He was worthy of all
confidence. since he acted from the honesty of
his convictions, and such a man should be hon.
ored and cherished by his constituents"
We learn from the Ne wberry Rising Sun
that Gen. Bonham, in recent speech. at New.
berry Court House, fully reciprocated the
courtesies Of Cen. H.:
'The Hon. NIL. Bonham wns present on
sale day. and Xddressed the citizens in Q
Court house. He briefly reviewed the politi.
cal topics fthe day. and gave clear exposi.
tion of his vote on the Conference Bill. He
showed that he belonged to TO clique or fac.
tion regretted that he was compelled from
principle to differ With his Southern colleagues
but must say that he acted in accordance with
the dictates OF his judgment. He compliment
ted Hon. Mr.. Hammond. and said though they
differed in this one point of a vote. yet no
trder patriot and profounder statesnan lived
in our midst. apd in no safer hands could be
placed the honor and interests ofSouth Caro-.
Ina. Hisspeeeh, sofsr as we bssrd i, gave sat.
isfaction: There was nothing sxtsS Vsgant Or
ultra in it." ~