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Arvvcn,y-sccons Convention.

On our suggestion Of 4 Democratic Conven-
ton. ON the 22d Of February next, the Repub-
licans have stepped in and officially called
their Convention for that day This, OF course,
we suppose, will preclude the holding our
Democratic Convention on that day. But that
is not the only day In the year; and it now de-
wolves upon the Democracy to iix different
day, should il be thought inexpedient TO hold
ours on that day. If the State Central Com
mittee and the majority of the Democracy
think il best not 10 call Convention, Of
course, none will be held. We have no more
interest in the question than others. What
ever they can abide by, we can. We should
be sorry that any opposition 90 Convention
should be made, because we had suggested it !;
and we presume that there will not be. il the
Democracy should think IL worth while to
have one at all. The matter il ia other hands
than ours. In the meantime we shall 90
ahead. trusting 90 the future, endeavoring 10
expose and denounce corruption and wastcful-
ness whenever we discover IL, advocate the
Union. and defend the liberties Of the people
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Nail sleaniugs.

To remove stains from the character-get
rich
lie who forbears q take revenge know.
Achieves the nohlcst conquest II his Zoe.
Why are aboltioni,ts immoralf Because
they favor blIcklc->.
Mr.. Eeccher's reli .iOus views net him S20 900
per annum. Profitable piety.
Never read the writings 81 an eSoiist il you
would avoid the evil eve.
some ladies use paint ~ fiddltrs DO ro>in, 10
aid them IN drawing q beau.
The Hon. John Wentworth j. sndeavorinr Il
secure the locatlon of an assay once a; Cbieago.
MAMMALIAN hss placed S2.0po.60o in the
hands q NJ. = Maury, 10 aid in securing inn
migration O. Mexico.
II you should happen u meet friend in
need. remember that YOU 10 not know how
soon YOU may need friend
Woman-the first gaiherer II fruit by pick
ine the arst apple she caused the nr-t pair 10
iall.
The Commiss,sR for the settlement Il Co
lombian claims have disposed q siNty-two
eases, nearly az in favor Of thc claimants.
Why nav carpenters reasonably believe
Their i no such thing stones Because they
never Jaw 10.
General LogAn's commission A. Minister 90
Mexico l. ssii g. De INSIDE out AZ the state De
f-I'ment; bat he has ut, a. YET, accepted the
appointment.
a slernhorn desires % know why crcckery
-. -, A. unlike ~ other sEopkcepegs. and
Adds very .innocentIv. Beans il we.,'t 10 Tor
them q errcs up their roodsr
hen nrst married my wiz. >, ss,1 = fond
nusoahus loved her - much that I ,oulS
nave eatr1 her; and now he a1ded With =
sigh 81 Wish 10 heaven had"
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We did No, rejoice =, the defeat 81 re late
Temperance hsl frnm sny friendl-hs,, for inteu,-
perance Car from II. We practice temperance,
We trust, In all things. and we delight in 80
ins Il prsctieod By all. We rejOioed at the de-
feat q the bill becsusc the hading Republi-
cans. by defeating u on the grounds they did,
gave their full approval 70 the views held by
the Democratic party ca the ineaiciency, i'm
policy and Injustice Of such prohibitary legis-
lation. The testimony q Mr.. NKvcosB 10
the worthlessnes- Of the Milne Law was q
great importance.
The position Of The Democracy j., practical
Temperance; Temperance promoted ~ morh
influences; Temperance produced by influences
recognizing alike mans free will, free agency,
norai accountability, and his natural and con-
.titutional rights.
We are led 10 these observations By the ar
ticles In the Northern Iadidnian, on the late
Temperance bill and it, failure II Is justly
severe on the unprinciplcd course Of those Re
publicans who voted against the bill on
grounds Of expediency. fearing II would de-
feat the party, and in this. we think his course
should command respect; but We propose to
suggest an error in his argument on the general
principle Of the bill in which the Republicans
all concur with him, in fact, though they
voted, a. we have SAID, against the bill, in
hopes thereby TO hold the German voters for one
more election. He asks, that's, the editor Of the
Igdidnian, Is IL not democratic for majority
Of the people 10 rule, In applying this 10 the
personal natural rights Of an individual, II Is
not right that their exercise should depend on
the vote Of majority; because that is a mat
Ter not within the scope Of its powers. The
constitution limits the right Of majority in
some matters. May majority prohibit the
editor from publishing his paperi From wor-
Shipping God; from selling the crops OF bis
farm; from engaging in the business Of nier-
ehant' But the majority might say. he with
the balance Of community, should pay tax,
work the highway, pay into the public treas
ury. a. part Of the revenue, a sum for license
70 sell goods or print paper. \ majority
may control some things and some il may not
II might say the editor Of the Indidnfan should
take out license 10 marry, but not that h,
should not marry ut all.
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Correction.

4 slight error or two occurred in our basty
notice q Mr.. CoRwrS on yesterday, written
from existing impressions. II was Thomas
Ewing. another great man Of Ohio, who was
called the "Oid salt Boiler" while CoRwIS
was called the " w7son Boy Though .
member q Mr. FnMOgE's Cabinet. h. did not
succeed to Il, Of course, from General H.RRr-
son. EwING passed from HsRRIscs's Cabi-
net % that q Tyler CoswIs was borne In
Bourbon county. Kentucky, July pc, Iso4.
EwING was born In Ohio county, Virginia,
T,oretnfer - ia
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lAr Journal >syS We have no influence with
'N' L'sisiaiurc. Not being member Of that
oooy' We have not soushtto influence IL men,
anu u would be much better Tor the
"a. treasury aud The Tax PAYERS Of the state
IL o'her outsiders had les- influence with The
M 'l.'.''' We look q the people. not 10 the
L.Gsi2uro.
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An Item tor Our Ola T,,,
OF the Netropol,t. ""i'e'

we have few words T. .av - o,-
friend, etc. this morning. and We W Am, 80 -.
them slow We want the full f1rce anu M,
ing q every word 10 soak into hi. soul
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wv d9IlarP per year.


The Democratic members q the legislature
viii hold a caucus this evening AZ seven
o'clock In the senate Chamber. Democrat
from other portions n the State are invited &
h. present and participate in the deliberations.
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The late Cashier % he philadelphia Custom
House having embezzled Ssi0.e0bof the fumes
and decamped. the Collector. VIM. b. Thomas,
has paid thai amount out " his own pocket that
the Government may not be the loser by the
acts q his rsscally employe.
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Itis proposed BY the Democrats Of Ohio 20
ereet monument 70 Colonel Samuel Medary,
VIZ veteran editor, recently deceased.
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Is The Frcelmcn's Bureau being separated
from the military establishment 81 the cour-
try. require all the cxIcn-c Of = separate oE-
ganizaiion. one does not necessarily know
what the other l. doing. or what orders they
are acting under. II scerns TO me this could
Dc corrected by regarding every officer on duty
with troops In the southern states, as agents
o. the Frcedmeu's Bureau ard then have all
orders for the head VI the Bureau sent through
the department. commanders. This would
create a responsibility that would create
uniformity % action throughout the South.
and would insure the orders and Instructions
from the head OF the Bureau bling carried out,
and would relieve from duty and pay large
number ofemployes Of the Government.
I have the honor 90 be, very respectfully,
y0dr Obedient servant.
signed L. :. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
The Pope's allocutiOn against the Free Ma
sons has had a strange effect. IL u said that
within day after IL was published the two Sc
cret lodges In Rome received twenty-eight new
members
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Toys, Fancy Goods and Notions.

Ancrg the nearly enilsss VARSITY Of gcois Ell Be
found Fr.nch China vkSk~. t'osees Nuss. 10y TIA
SAT-, Sugar Stanis. smoking Set. CoiOgueS holy
Waite Foant-. Night Lamps. Match Paper, PAFiAS
VASES. T-mpersnce rumplsrs. BUNS. SrER-o-
I'D e. n - uRES lNts CasES MIC SSA hlf =. WORK
soxe-. Writing issks PORT n tNAlKs psckes Books
y alst-. sTiRrFOLg =. sshool Rs<s. Saicbeis. MO-
10 ca TRAVELLING SAG Nrcbsn cal Toys Dsuc.ng
Ngres, Masks Of every deer pts n, LEAIHkk
HORSES. X tb-r Toys, Lois. Doh aesds Toll Bodics
CRYING SsBiE>. Dressed islis. Eub ode ie-. Trans
prrent States, D iLLCR DLES, Cooling Siose., nu-
Ee@es, spool stand Paint Boxe Cross Bows eu,idins
ocs Drums, ga Tool Cbcsts, fieen Hundred Pair
~ SAAlk> II LADIES and tcufs. Mise ard Boy Ia
die-' TRANrLiN6 BA~kErs. lsiesi -fyi~s "a Id
tHhHS, Knife ard Foft. VAL Nursing y % 4; Cad.
0nc-. Ickft ald Market BsSK4TS- Table nsts.
No. - Abs, chips CARS. sslgs. Toy Carts.
HOBBY HpkSkS noll Chs. SLriGuS velccip~de-,
sFk.N6 u iksES. mRD CAsKS Hanging fLlwkR
Basket Hershaun, Rubber. kri z. latent Tube.
China and fufki-h SMOKE rfPE~. Cisr Halder-, e.
6At CASkS, Snan RAxes. PkkFi NARY, p CkEr
CUTLERY issOrs, ksEo-s. CAKTm GE VI ruLs.
Game rags. 2 WIDER Tlass-. rhos p.socbes. cs-t
Pre- Oh &C DFONS, Mel.deons. use hOxEs
asyn Fnr.. yialn AID 6nitsr strDgs. VIC IN hows.
" Tx NJ mis- Nth Sid sud Plated Q 10 aud
SIT Reads Loaded: Sword ard Gan Canes. Nsisocs,
~hslebune bouy. Rub5e- Bsr be-. DSE- ood and
Hickey CAN :, FlhklhNS, 7 RIPE tES, fiRE-
wOkKS q every descri tor and & on ands ~ etter
artctsfte menioo
tbe PauouayU q The uhhc T. respectfully soci -.
CHARLES MAYER.
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IoRAcco.

riSEsr BRANDS OF CHEYIsG .BAcco Al
bsiss DlSsk, nlissa Grsss assis 0vSst
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pl1riuc u 80 es4''i "a IN
DauY HERafp outside the city, we have re-
duce.l the price = mail subscribers, and here
aacr Il viii BE- furnished AZ the following low
rates.
one wear. BY mail sl0 90
Six rnoafhs. az mail 90
one month. BY pail ~
There viii b. no change made in the price
81 cur daily - city subscribers. II will be de-
Hvercd a. heretofore. At twenty-five cents per
week. Ok tyslse dollars per year.
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FOR The HOLIDAYS.

rJyHE un'.riSn'a hs, lusi opened an susir. ns-
II sfock -
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Envelopes,
Letter Paper,
Note Paper,
Legal Cap.
Record Cap,
Bill Cap,
Eng. Blot. Paper.
Eng. Blot. Pa ds,
Arnold's Inks,
French Cop. Inks
David's Blue Ink,
David's Black Ink
ureCarmine Ink
Faber Pencils,
Star Pencils,
Union Pencils,
Carpenters do,
Rubber Goods,
Steel Pens,
Pen Holders,
Sealing Wax,
Ink Stands,
Copying Presses,
Pen Racks,
p. o. Boxes,
Envelope Boxes,
Letter Openers,
Chess Boards,
Cray0ns,
States,
Rhodes OIL Board
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Diaries for 1866.
Cap,
DENY and
Medium Blanks,
Folio and Quarto,
full bound and
half bound,
Mem0randums,
Pass Books,
Bank Books,
Paper Fasteners,
Paper Clips,
Invoice Books,
Letter do,
Scrap do,
skeleton DO,
Portfolios,
Rulers, Rubber
Rulers, Wood,
Office Tape,
Eyelet Sets and
Eyelefs.
Spring Tapes,
Sponge Cups,
Check Caneelors,
Erasers,
Propellors,
Dice,
Slate Pencils,
Rhodes Mucilage,
5, ETC., etc.
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BOOK AND JOB OFFICE
CARDS

Business visse and Fancy Csored Cards n every va
I
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If IT'S oslect 10 obtain atty pr cent. heat
from az y per cent less fuel,
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PApSONS, MACAULEY 4 Co.,
INDIANAPOLIS.

nFFEk To THE TRADE a nns selection % Fooas
AZ ne Ows-t price Of Chicago Ciu-inaail ~ Mes
York. Our Lane Of Stationery consists la psrt &
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NV inNEhr! S.:i.i:::;;r.>.- At;t:.iianisc&.icd
to the FLOWING a(v~l: is"i,,c:lt. afich are
published ur the first time ;his morning:
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fore them but to submit to what seems
destiny. It is but vain thing to
assume that any human societies,
hereafter, can ever conceive any pro-
ject or scheme for preserving small
States from the aggressions of the
greater. For these we must adopt
the fate maxim. Of the Turk-much
used by the Christian when engaged
in any crusade requiring the sword
"DeuS uaH" s'It is the will of God
So be it !! Let us submit, with what
resignation we may, and forgctan cur
vain dreams of the Republic.
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MIL. DIST. OF CHAKLESTO.

MIL. DIST. OF CHARLESTON,
CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug 26, 1865.
GENEK.lL ORDERS NO. 90.
n compliance with Special Orders No. II, i,
Il from the Headquarters of the Depart
mcnt of South Carolina. the undersigned
rclinquishcs to Brcvct Brig. Gen. VI. Il.
Bennett the command of this District.
JOHN L. HATCH,
Sept . lircyct Maj. Gen. L. $. Vols.
Headq'rs Mil. Dist. of Charleston.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. Au,i. 81, 1868.
GENERAL & OHDEES 10. IS.
SURGEON Charles 7. kcbcr. u s.
L. Vols, lav'n: reported i'll accordance
with SPECIAL orders No. 6, Headquarters
Department South Carolina. is hcrcb, an
natmccd az Chief Medical Officer of this Dis
t!ct, rcncNinS surgeon john O. Bronson.
Z. $. Nols; tIo "il!b> oaoycd and tcspcctcd
accordingly.
II. Captain II. L. Lord. C. s. Y. laviil.;
reported for duty. is hereby announced as
Chief Co!nnl!ssarv Of Subsistence for this
command; and VIII be obeycd ANA respected
accordingly. l;y command of
Br@Yct Maj. Gen. J. Z. HATCH.
LEONARD 3. PERRY, 4. a. G.
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Funeral inVitat;cn

IL i'trnds and acQuai.tancos Of VT. Vi
c. 10" ELL. ?irs. NAY Howell NJ. Rob't
a. Bowel, ;es.e II. = well I'D H..s. S. p
4l+t'o.,::n. a"c in. ;ted 20 .tte;:, ,.e 5u.,eral
:, ryie u tEc former, at his lac sid n~,.,
n,;.v %t,,".t's Hill, this MCEtt,lt.G, at 10
,'ci,rh
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To The Euitor Of the PAu..i.c-Sl2: We re-
&ret to notice, in your Issue OF Tuesday
last the dcclination of Mr.. John Caldwell
T. serve Az \ candidate for the Convention.
i'ellevinS his services TO bcimpoi.aut TO the
tate, We rc-nominatc linn for that situate II,
feeling assured that, if elected, he cannot
and will not refuse to serve.
Sept 81 MANY VOTERS.
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Our readers viii notice the Heterogeneous.
OF Zealy, Scott & Bruns, who ofc, to sell
for cash as low as any store in tnc H.S 7.
would be well for purchasers to givaticm a
call.
Brevet B.iGadiertioneral Ely. Chef of
the Frccdmen's Bureau, returned \, this
city yesterday, afto: bric: viv 4, tho
coast. We are indebted t. h.s polite a;teu-
tion for u variety of newspapers iron;
which wo make copious extracts. neSa:G.;
us also the circular of Geu. SaAton. ad,rcss-
ed to the freedmen, which ,le rcaEr will
find in another column, and which sl:o,,i4
command the perusal of white and back
alike
SoUTn CAROLINA RAILROAD. We had VS.
terday tbe pleasure Of a meeting with nv.
President Magrath, of the South Caroline,
Railroad, who reports his complete success,
in procuring tie iron and Other materials
essential to tic Gctire reconstruction Of the
road, in az its length and breadth, III all
directions. Tho work on the Columbia
Rr? .:,.h will be the first to be done, and VIC
niay confidently conclude, that, by the first
Of October, the communication between tie
r:;n al and the metropolitan city VIII be
!,,i.l rc-c>sab!.s.leu. Nor will the Hamburg
Head BE- neglected. Even now the iron Is
Il way to Branchville, for the line from
ti.ft place to Augusta. The President tells
us that the progress is ROW continuous, aud
that the work is progressing, aud Will pro-
Srcss, to completion, without delay or
arrest. The chief embarrassmcnts now are
those which occur in the several breaks in
the several routes above Colinlbia-on the
lines to Winnsboro. ON the one hand and
to Newhcrry on the other. We are told thss
President Johnson, of The Charlotte Road,
is now engaged in the Northern cites, seek
inythc necessary agencies and materials
for completing his road from Vim shoro t,
Columbia. MIR. President Perrin OF the,
Grccnvilc anu Columbia Road, is, prnaahiv
ON his wav tnither also, or has his agent
acti"rlv AT work, operating for the SAM.
objects. 1t needs but some 3o miles, oI.
ell : road, to open all the ancient avenues.
~ ;r..N.', ,,ad transportation between our
''J;l.i;:i '.l.'! ,.:~ several $; ,!es, Fast al.I
s',..:c :>.c.:il ~. .;o::-... II our railroad
"..:' IS MAy". y, ,'lips, t2p literally "neyed
tA' ,,'if"!:t:ai !..i>>inl uf :le ,:GciaatS
i'-.'H jr.t =: are cvi,-n;l : not ~, l..-.
g ;';&i..'V hes, .."s :u.r!y t. TIE I~s.vr
!. ;;'.;,.;. "a.
NV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. \t;e:.iionsc@.itd
to the FLOWING 0vor;;.;,.n,c:t.:, ,@hich are
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Local Itens-

10 insure insertion, advertiser ere rc-
o'c1ock p. m. oeio-e +
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FUSERAl. INVITATION.

The friends and acHu:,il:.snccs Of lIr. md
Mrs. J. I.-rarrer and family, are respect
fully invited to attend the iunc,al of their
daughter CARRIE, at their residence, TIL $
AFTERNOON, ut O'Clock
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Gen. Bennett General Orders No. 80, 91,
t'"!!. UiiiT,G:.- t,,Hc:al Orders No. l3, II.
Gen. uatch General Orders No. 81, 90
College Campus Peas.
j. G.. !,;brrs New Goods.
ii'r. i;aH"r-lIo"@c and Land for sale
la.2- "a, 500 Of ,!Hhn Caldwell.
=. \. -. n. .i;,il-- Engine. &e., for sale.
Henry =. Tootc, t,lA Tenna<se;, ;, J.
;ows. A.':; Written !, letter ..voricg Sc
go s1,t:aEa. This. is u g.; am back
n. y ibc United States.
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FOR SALE,

VNHE ENGINE, BOILER, SHIFTING,
L GEAEING, &c.. formerly connected
with the Winnsboro Steam Mil. The engine
is 25-hul*c power, with upright bcarn. The
boiler has number OF flucs -inten!-d ori-
Ginaily for a Steamboat. If early anplica-
tIon he made, a bargain can be had. Apply
II DIX. r. A. BUCHANAN,
Sept 81 Minuayuro s. C.
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Our readers viii lnotice the advertsements
of zealy, Scott 8; Bruins, who oney to sell
for cash as low as any store in tnc E.v T.
would be well for purchasers to ;.ivJtLcm q
call
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HEADQUARTERS.

Brcvct Maj. Gen. Asst Com
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

or WEST VIRGINIA ~
The SPEAKER laid before the House COM sion
from the Governor OF Virginia, enclosing the
act OF the General Assembly in favor Of Of
the second section Of the act Of May, 1so he
consent Of the Legislature Of Virginia for u
new state Of West Virginia II referred
mitcc on the Judiciary. !.
souxrps pon rns sotprERs 1881 as1
On motion Of Mr.. HUBBAno. (rcp) Of lows Twas re-
solved that the Committee Military Affairs be In
structcd to inquire into the expediency Of providing BY
law for security soldiers who enlisted In 1861 and 1862
and who served the during the late war; such
additional bountics make them, as nearly as can be-
equal those paid TO the soldiers who enlisted In 1884
according TO the time OF service.
AMENDING THE POSTAL LAWS.
On motion Of Mr. GRIssEL, trcp.) Of Iowa. II was re-
solved that, IN order afford equitable compensation "a
posmasters in the new States the Committee on Post
Oces and Post Roads be requested TO inquire into the
expediency Of amending the postal laws by substituting
commissions instead OF salaries
rHE TENNESSEE REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. RAYMOND trep.D Of n Y, rose TO present TO the
House tho credentials signed by tho Governor and bear
ing tho seal OF the State Of Tennessee, certifying thai
certain persons therein named elected In due
formty with the laws OF the state and Of the United
States and we're therefore entitled TO seats as members
OF the House Hc presented these papers simply tina
they might come before the House.
Mr. STEVENS, (rep) Of Pa rose 10 point Of order III
hold that this not question OF privilege The Stat
Of Tennessee was not known TO this House.
The srKAKm ovcrruled tho gentleman, saying that
usage uniform 10 present credentials as QUEEN
OF privilege II was for tho House 10 determine wher
they should DO laid upon tho table or referred.
Mr. wAsusuRSs, (rep) Of ILL.,, understood thegecs
Of the gentleman 70 get tho papers before thtouse
and 70 refer Thorn 70 Tho select committee
Of the lsts socaled Confederate states when
Mr. RArnosD replied that he would e1plap'"se'i.
He wanted the papers before tho House sre were
many facts connected with renneees past present
ospascl whioh conmspded ~ CO - ne fe@ ssn-