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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-10
CLAIM AGENTS, &C.

AHYERS d HUNT-Manufacturer Of all the
WI latest Styles OF First Glass Carriages and
Bpggies, Express Wagons and Csrfyalis, 7s North
MarKet street.
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PHItADELPHIA, 0ct. 20, i.6s.
Tn an the statements and conclusions ol
the Bishops Of North Carolina and the
South west, ] most heartily concur and
with them desire 10 record my deep congic-
sion that the results reiated are tne dong,
not Of men, but Of God.
CHaEtEs T0bD QrfSTaRD.
Bishop of Iennessee.
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WEDNlspAY. Jan. s-P.lM.

WEDstsDAf. Jan. 3-P..M
Gold opened ~ 1871, and sales made as high
- 234I, and closed at 81. Tho decrease Of specie
in the last statement il nominal and is moro than
made GOOD by the special deposits hold by theSanks
Of Ncw-York on account Of gold spectators. The
steamer from Aspnwall brings to-day LAS, $780, Of
which the U. s. owns $500, 900. No export demand
eIis which cannot be readily met without decreas-
ing the amount available for home use. The Hs,ro
steamer took ~, 200 to-day, and the Africa rom
Boston, 5000.
Government stocks continue active ut the full
prices Of yesterday, from out OF town buyers and
from parties investing dividends. The l0-40s take
the lead, and have sold freely az lG2 ol02l. The
subscriptions will not be excessive, ssuospoculstve
combinations have been made,to take large amounts.
This state Of things will give the Treasury more
money than large forced subscription, followed by
a scramble to sell by weak bidders and general
dulluess such as vas seen when the las,
rush Wa nsas. Az soou ~ the lo-4Qs
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the Albany and 6usquebanna Railroad The total
expenditures for the construction and equipment Of
the road 10 the present time have been a. 355, 32l
The Market Savings Bank viii pay, 10th Janu.
AIRY, its usual interest dividend.
The Irving Savings Institution viii pay its in.
terest 10th January.
The Tere Hauts and Richmond Railroad. Com
pany will pay, 9th January, semi-annusl dividend
of per cent, and an extra dividend offs per cent,
free of tax.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company will
commence the building Of their bridge across the
Ohio River at Bclair early In the Spring. 1t is es-
timated that 1t will require twenty-five hundred
workmen for three years and half 70 complete the
job The bridge, it is stated, will pass over the
town and land on the hill in the rear OF tho city.
The streets are to DO arched with heavy cut ma
sonry.
The following viii show the exports exclusive Of
spece) from NewYork to foreign ports for tho week
ending January2:
For the week s 50, 2JOl52 sl9l65es t2,aSsls
The exports OF domestic produce for the week in
cude 20 bbls potashes, l274O bbls. wheat flour, Al
bbs. corn meal, 7493 bush. wheat lVo bush. corn,
4S7 bales hay, 81 bales hops, so bbls. rosin, 2i6
bbs pork, $50 bbs. ard 1908 ties. beef i,23o, POT
lbs cut meats O32 lbs butter S93354 lbs cheese,
Isl 6 lbs lard 247 1873 lbs tallow, r. lO2 gals Pc
troleum GO bush. peas, ,453 hhds. and 1893 other
packages crrde tobacco, 81 ,067 lbs manufactured
do.
Receipts of the Racine and Mississippi and
Northern Illinois Railroads for tho week ending
Dec y, 1864, slO,O29 64 1863, 1921 SO; increase,
81 ,23s O5. Receipts from Jan. to Dec ~, 1864,
$50, 257 81 1861, as74 increase $lG4 500 OF.
r. q. Dun e. Co.'s Statistical Table shows the
estimated wealth Of the merchants, manufacturers
and traders, throughout the Northern States as
follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05

These States In eoueqnenee Of the dsosanir-d state OF
trade caused BY tie Rebellion not fuy rpr-sented
In our nnnusi review 81 the condition 81 the MeTchn
tile Manufacturing ard Trading interests 4 the coun'
nv, va ere warranted In cOngratuiating SUBSCRIBERS
aud friends upon tie general existent healthy state OF
affair. Our record. .aribg the past year. Shows only
$40 failures with liabilities amounting TO 100,
which by comparison, exhibits remarkably healthy
state OF the Trading unity. Tie number and Ia
bes OF failures FOR the past eight years IN tae North
ein States. are as follows; -.
sJ7 .57. s25 sls 900 ls6l.. asa5.... l7s,es no
Is5e alb. 1;Gys IA ls62. .ltJ2.... 2Ic4l. Ou
1873 2g39.... 5l,3.5,Gt0 let3... 49,. 49, w
ITO q 733.... O.. 1914 ls6i... So. s11a 200
In submitting these figures. We call attention IT, tae
fact large dminution in the amount Of annual iail
ures since the Rebellion broke out. This We attribute
mainly TO thst rigid ution which has obtained in our
business community in dispensing credits and to the
inc eased values Of stocks On hands
The States OF Missouri, Kentucky. Louisiana and
Kansas having been made the ttearr OF war. theeD!
trade ale consequently not fully r.pre'
scnted in this estiuate anu California as II VIII De
observed is entirely omitted. Still, without them the
aggregate shows les US busness hoases representing
wealth OF g. g44 166 90 most invested III personal
property II rs generally conceded that the average
prts ~ trade range from II 10 Is cent but ossunl.
ing the low figure of 10 per cent. we have
accrued gain the past year on tie business inter
eats spoken OF
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IAdv-rtiseuent
LAST CHANCE FOR THE lO.4OS.
"TssAnRr DRSAxrnxxr Dec %, isc<
Notice b-by ,ven tia, The ten forty iosn viii BE- with
drawn on the 7h OF January neat No sobsoas .bsssis'
will be received at.r that date
~. P. FEssxSpES. Secretary Of the Treasury"
Tus rnsr NATIONAL BANK, No. iio BROADWAY, VII 70
osts subscription. The 1910 bonds, ,hs mos liberia
term, up TO O'Clock sArrspAr the h ns and on the
payment Of i've per con, down. further payments nay be
postponed until the bonds ready for delivery.
Tur BAsx /. In daily re e,p, Of sio TsaAsuHy Nsrss
for sale Treasury account rsx cssr commission allow I'd
and tho note, rwMded to Banks and Blankets FREQ OF OK
r.n.. q. c. TsonPsos. Prvsd'sA
jazz CphSHsI, Cash-r.
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IAdvsrisemenlI
TIKI FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or TIKI CITY
o. NEW YORK.
FINANCIAL AGENT or TnE UNITED STArxs.
Nos "a and ~ pinest.. n Y.
This Bank has ready forsale following the commits
sion 10 purchasers) T. s. $40 notes which at maturity
are convertible into sig per gold bearing loan
collects warrants. certlfcstes. maturins loans and
TRAITS end attends To all fnahci nj business with Govern
ment Parties wishing TO avoid the delay and incou
venienco Of direct correspondence with the Depart
ments are invited 10 apply at this Bank
MoRRB KxICHtM. PrestdenL
D. W. VAUGHAN, Cashier.
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(Advertissuent
EIsoAn AshNr UnIsxp STATS TnsAsJHI. I
NINTH NATIONAL BANK. NEv fosx, Jan J. lSeS.
DEAR SIR: The 1910 United States Loan, as
announced BY the Secretary Of the Treasury viii positively
bs withdrsvu from tho Saturday next the 1h mat
We viii receive p.ymsn. legal eodes and Hstioasi bail
notes CHECKS city banks and all initial State per cent
legal tender notes with ~bou. coupons allowing s
malstcd interest
The accrued gold The ios ooads EsJ b sAes
Of $50. payable in currency.
Payments may be all made ct once or third on % b'or'
tho nh Of January before the l%h Of January
QUE third on OF before the :ia Of January.
We sha b pleased afford ysa further afosos Ia
our power, on application at our banking house.
Yours truly. }. u Onvis, Prsstdcse
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The Quicksilver Mining Company has declared
dividend of FIVE per cent in gold.
Mr. Smith Gift has been elected Director OF
the Marposs Mining Company, TO ill vacancy
Letters were received from Mr.. Omstoad to-day,
stating That the product for November was ~, ooO
The excessive rains have intcrfered 10 some extent
~iih tho Mills. The Manposa and the Pine Tree
Mills are improving. and the Princeton decreasing
Nothing has been done by the Stock and Bondhold-
ers' Committees to-day. 1t is probable that tho
Boadholders will postpone their claims, the Cali
fornis drafts be met and the Affairs Of the Company
be put in different hands, end the stock protected
for the present
Coiemsns telegram ffom San Francisco, dated
ID, quotes mining stocks, etc, as follows: Ophir,
$3.50 per foot; Gould a. Curry, $l.5:5 do; Savage,
81 ,625 do; Potosi, $50 do. Yellow Jacket, $50
do. Crown Point $50 sale 800 do. State Telegraph,
334 per share Imperial, SIP do.
Tho National Fire Insurance Company has de-
clared its thirty second dividend of per cent; the
Etns Insurance Company dividend Of 5 per cent;
the Harmony Fire and Marine Insurance, 5pcr cent,
the Howard Insurance, 10 per cent; the Long Island
Insurance per cent; the Commerce Fire Insurance,
5 per cent tho Brooklyn Fire, 10 per cent.
Last week the first train TO Coblcskill, Schohare
County, iprty-6ye miles from Albany, passed over
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FORTRESS MoSEoE, Tuesday. Jan. q l6e
The Swedish frigate Vslsrdes arrived in Vi
barbof yesterday afternoon.
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STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE.
For Providence Direct,
The new AMI spiepdd Steamers
ELECTRA AMI uAHAIEA.

ELECTRA AM UALAIEA,
Hayirs Superior Accomuiods ions fJr Passenger sAl
Freight vii Pier ~ North River foot Of Robin
sou street. Daily undAys ~rceptedl. at%pn
tounectiIg at pro,ieLc, with tue ! IN. Tor Boston
!. TIE ELECTRA opt. !. W. NlE. viii leave Nsw'Yosk
Sv.-y MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
Ih,GALA1EA. CAPT WIN. JOKES, every TuESUAI'
TIL R5D AZ and SATURDAY.
(sS-sr, i.it taken A. Propeller Rates.
IL. Ih.e steamers assed N Their erransemenss
Tor e comfort aud safety Of sss,nsrs and their acites f0f
tie transportation Of Freight
~ Fa..uger. arT retiring for tho u.h not disturbed
, they an W. in viei at early enough 10
cure al 6e>r IN the hr sccommodatiou usin fo
Bottom, riviDz In boston At : e. IN.
FOR Information IN req I'd Fret h kn sppy 10 ISAAC
ODELl. General Freight q nt ihr 70. ~, ". X.
For Tickets StstaSDns or Ber;h- Apply to w M Ed
WARDS General sfet Agrnt Pier u, North River
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(Adv,riseu.eLl
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE l0.40 LOAN.
The NATIONAL CupnsxcY BASE, No WAILsr,
FISCAL Aexxr or rHK GovAssnrSr
receive subscriptions for this lean during his week giving
TO subscriber, very liberal terms
Also
an ample stock OF SIC TREASURY Horys hand pr sale
on Government account at commission discount Aho
RTyxyux STAMPS at 4. " and Il discount
+. q. ADAxs, PrsAdsat
J.. ScouHIp, Ca,hsr
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fAdvertirment.l

TRN-FoRTY LOAN.-The Subscription to this
geld interest LoAH will be open for this week At the
Fiscal AGiHcT OF rnK UNITED SrArxs TEgAspnu,
Tine kIHTB NATIONAL bAEx.
All FuB Pm CBSr interest bearing notes OF the United
States received payment md tho AocnuEp isssHnsr Az
LOWE. ~ j. v. DAVIS. PSssissaI
lsnn q, Nm, C0akios
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Remains for common stock In le5i.....-.. e'2',s4'
A London letter Of Dec. q says:

THE wheat market continues without symptom q
revival IL your supplies Ia fall of Germany
would at onoo begin Increase her eonsignnens TO rs
Tie possibit, Of rally In our home prloes Ia thus
ectualy prevented and tho year c"ses with the price
OF bread at point lower than has been known within
modern experience. The price u meat, from the con
sequences Of the dronth last Summer IN eItrevagsnty
high but scarcely much so as wW at one time appre'
hended."
The eIporsof Petroleum from Now.Yo,k in 1864
are q 2 ase gals valued At sl9, 57 ,60a. The fol.
lowing is the quantity exported from other ports
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Total .--..-.........- ..'.-'-.-'' w. iV'''i
The Efe read for operating expenses paid IN the
year 1868, IS y cent, and in 1874, 66l e cent
The Ncw-Yors Central paid in 1868, 62 y cent
and in lS6i, u Y cent, Eor can the Erie run any
cheaper. seventyfve per cent i. q low estimate
for the Eres az pcnscs, and upon that data the fol-
lowing balance sheet il made
Receipts In 1864 al
Less IS T. cent operating eApcLsrs leaytnet 12tS12
Intero.t on slT s2le 900 81 bonds. 81. 10
: y ecu, on e.. SO. 10 4. stock. 5S7.i99
United state. tsYes............ 3g70c-s2, 6s. sos
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Tho Delaware, LsetavssDs md Western Sos
pany will pay on Jsuusry %, . dividend Of spv
cent. .
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AspsIl portion Of this Dsss VI high crime has re.
sIy,d ,hs psnshasss proviAed b. thu lava The fault
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PAEi.

UlMlrRD1
NETWORK no LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENS
TOWN TO LAND PASSENGERS
Shg Inns. Conn1eS~
QUEES building. .......a, a....."...."."...,-
Ibid ..OfecA
3,
HELN Ella tbo!din;i....-, O.........'...'.'.'.''n
flows
...............'''.. LeNia
PESSSiL ....,......brookAA
Leaving Pier No. u, Norm River. ss follows;
AND EVERY ALTERNATE 3 UtDAh fHEREAFrbk-
The csbin board th"sc steamers are NJ
surpassed eud the than any Other line.
CABIN PASSAGE To LbvEiPJDL-Sl23 currency
STEERAGE PASSAGE 10 LiVERPOOls-s - carrency.
The ofhes will not he accountable 6r spes
vauab.s unless bill of ang having their value sxossse
u.e.rin are signed th-rrIor.
For fr-isht OF cabin passage Apply 70
WILLIAMS & GUION. No. u Wslse
For steetase passage Apply to
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Ocean Cleaners.

TNHOSE who 90 to Sea are exposed to suffer
l. from CHAPPED LIPS or Hands, but II they The
TROPICAL BALSAM," tesy viii soon get we'll See
sdveri semen, under " medicaL'
OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA, via
~ NICARAGUAAShort route. to~ prices-Tbe Cent1L
American Iran.it ComPsny VII dispatch on ths yStc 10
ST. ansnip GOLDrN RULE. ID. :. Bsbcock. msssss. q
greatly reduced rs.ss Of passage For part, uisrs appy~
b. N CARkINGTuN. AGENT,
No III West-st. corner Of Wsrerd
IT S. MAIL LINE-For CALIFORNIA
The following 6rscas. sde-w wheel steamships win b ~
patched at precisely from Pier No. 3 North Rivers
Jan. 49, COSTA RIGA. Tnklspsusn.
(ConnectDR Panama with t'oustitutioD.l
Jan. - OCEAN QUEEN. S~sbury.
(ConnectiDg at Panama whh Srcramento.)
Feb. ,. NORTH STAR Slocunp.
tConuecting at Panama with golden City.)
'''s"' ''''f b. r. 4. ALLEN No. Slowing orssA
MAIL STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.
WI The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYS
line Of hrst-c ass .de-whesl STEAMSHIPS, bstwssa
NETWORK sud HASRE -.
ne first five splendid Vessels INTENDED to no put upou ~
f4vor:e rout~ Tor tue Continent. are tne following;
WAshINGrDN .'9,I4 TINS 70 a. morse morse pow.
tsiopfl W. HORSEPOWER.
.;,af'atI; ~" horse poveI
Unl the compIeton oil tie entire hst the service VIZ %
WASH S3Tos. A. DUche.oe, LAFAYETTE, A b
e' FROM NEw-YoRK To HAvRE.
LAFAYtT1F............ 'tD,'sv Jsnusry lSes
Northumberland adp~siaS. February l.
firt Cabin zinc ln,iiig table wn~,.........."$lS
Second Caoin (nclalins table. ~in~). 80 OF $%
Psysbe In gold or Us eqnlsa'nt N United states eaifea
AEDicAL ATTENDANCE FRaE OF CHARGE
''' N'S"' VI p' GkJR3e MACKENZIE. Assns
No. Broa1 way, New. York.
At Paris. No IL Boulevard des Capocpes trand HosslsN
Hsvre. WILLIAM iSELIS Co
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A NCHOR LINE of STEAM PACKET

N SHIPS.
Steam glasgow Liyprpoo. Dubin Belfast, and Londos
derry from Pier No. ~, \. X.
BRITANNIA. Capt. Terrier SATURDAY. Jan Z.
Cabins 10 and . 100. Intermediate soo steefsse, 80
Payable in United Stsles currency Appyb
/ FRANCIS MACDUNALD Co,
No g 10 lins( Green
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THOSE who 90 to Sea are exposed TO suffer
Il from CHAPPED LIPS or Hands, but hthcy sss Tie
TROPICAL BALsAM," tssy viii soon get we'll See
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A':Ay ml2At rtup me Nhoio crop and
t1.f ';n,i~r -" military rue no" c\-
l>' '"G at thc S":oh: '".Sf"''S %'i" G-
!,'~''' I" leave 'n":' n;'.i.e Whichever
'nr::. r';''N'' I" Ct" so. ne ~ "'.f"cr''
";ll H";ii>.r' "'i.''' / "',N l;'!f,'I, ~
'i'>'' ''''''','".''' y 'Nl'T""' = "''''h s
'i''%' Ai''; 'tN>:;r !" WoF"- M .Ho'n 90
i''s ~" :c.l'hNl:''''N q. !" : f'"N
position. 'i't" H:,'' 81 'fI''u''.H =
:'h'r!!:Hin& u l'.nl" rr'l't%''. :'h;t ~
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nc:siu-r> Department OF the south.

&, \ l. l.
IT ;S a,Ioll,.,,l. for the i,,f.rmati1., ooJ
! Government ci Iii, ,.,r,,,u,,L ,Ma. ,.,.H
.J\NII\ F. nn,;,;Y OF S,,,;I C,r,,Gn, Io,
l.,Y ai,:r.i.,t.,, l., IN. N,..i,,..,,. !,r,.;
s,u,.ai t;.v::;,ur of lnr S,,,. of S;,n,th Car,.
l:.,a. with n;lt;,.,,,,y :,,,i ip.>,,cti,,ns ..,.
such rule, and .ult;,ls as mn, h.. ur,,.
s.rv and nr,,,,r r..,r,.nuyrn;,,,,u n,iyrnt:n,,
comm. sod az; ,l l...,,... Il, IL, l,n., L, ,l,,r
nortioi rf tIir ;. ,,;.,.. .f aid >,"lr XII, ,i,e
inval to the 'lii;..it States. and no rti,r,:,
tor h, I,urlo.r Of ;1t.riu,s or ,mr,,lin..th.,
E,ust;, :iti.,, t,}crrn". and y.:tl ,r,,,l,:I, -,
cvrr;.isr. within the l:p:ts 81 said STATE Il
:t.. bowers rc,rS-nr. and pr,n,~ 10 ru. hi,,
su,;, Io,,I ,,.onI,. Of In. $50. of Sn,,.I,
Carolina to rc>tnr.. s,ia state /, lis co,sti-
tutinnaI relations. 10 the Federal Govern
ncnt. and to 1rcs,.nt S,lch a E,pul,lican
form, ,,; Stat, t,ny,r,,,I,n, asw1l ,,,ti;I,.thr
state to the guarantee. nf ,l:c United States
il,.r f,i. ana lis n,nnl. tn ~. .nt;,,n hv,i,,
l.itrI Stnrs nv, .inm
and domestic violence: Tror,,icl. INA, IN
IN, election tl.a, may be nrlI enr cl,n:winee
'!rlry:l. to any State Cu,l,,n,irn as ai,,....-
tor. ~ si,ail he ,llS:l, as a member Of si;rh
N,.., :i;:n:! ,!ncs:, l,,. shall have, pr..yiously
tah, II and .,ui,Srril,c,i li,r Oa:!, Of Amnesty.
rs .,r; lj,r: il n th, Presidents rrurlamaiiC-
OF .!,. -. \. u. 1855. ana is a. voter on;.l-
irI aa prescribed l.v tn" Constitution and
!;:WS tF IN" state OF south Carolina III force
iiu!,!r,'iat"N before tn. seventeenth 1.th)
day "f November. 4. H. 1860. the date Of
~ sn-ciilrL Or,i!.n:lt,. nI' Secession: and
the saG Cunvc;,!iul.. Whc,; cu;i\...cd, or tho
.,,.i>a;i,. tll:., ma: Lc tn i, af.c. assem-
Ilr.l. VII prcscrl,, tn. qualification Of
o!cc'urS anal t,l- eligibility # persons to
i.ol, Office ,;n,r t:lc Constitution and laws
6t n" state. :: power the ptvrl, of the
S,,vc,a! States composing the Federal Union
have right f!...y cxrrciscl from tl,c origin Of
i.p tuycil,n,"i.l SO til" present time.
II il. III, r"f"r". ordered, tina. all officers
and Other prr-"'.> in =" l'nitrd States
n;.itarI service. within the State of South
tarnl;na ;,;;i an,i assist Governor Perry in
cariHi.iG into effect the foregoing in..ruc-
lions. and ;l,y aiy rni"incd 10 s.ai;.
from. in ANY SAY, l'i'I,.,.i'iig. impeding or
.'i~r"i:ra:;i!.G thrt l"lai people of the State
from ilIe organization of 4 State Govern-
mrrt. Is h' r'!!lah"Nc authorized and d.
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The Tri- eekly Phenix,

Tcr rnna.y circulation i, published every
Tln.>,tlay. n,ir,,!aN a:ri Saturday, and has
81! ir ~, !iu4c ula:5.:' II interest contained
j.. i..;. ,!:il l,sj.,.~ ,.f th;' week.
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~ 81 "!,,!c'., .'Cran.,,l!n. IA. So "a
I':n... a.; t'i.;!,i. ."l.N. 10
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Eosting Cloth.

LSnA YES HCITiN'1 CLOTH, assorted
NeI\'N Numbers. l,,' s.l" L,w for cash
! b: hI>>t.Tli x GIBSON.
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VOL. l.-No. 11at
co,....h;.. rc,nalc Academy.

1oEs-!izHi-t y NcInAIc AclLCny.
TRVlli, exercises cf this Institution will 10
/ resumed ON t." FIRST MONDAY IN
OtIoElH. Parents Wishing 10 enter tlcir
dH';*::' e.S rs pupils, are requested to make
rar'y a, p!ic&.i III :" the l,:.iriripalS.
JAM. H. REYNOLDS,
A'c. :j';'4tIA VI. REYNOLDS.
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JOB WTOR <,

Snch as HAND-BILLS. CARDS, CIRCU-
LARS, %iiIN-ILASTFIs;. ,,"., cXccutrt
promptly aGG d; reasonable ra' :.
JULIliN a. e,E;I.BY.
J.ly ii Publisher ana Proprietor.
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Headquarters Military District Of
Charleston

DEP P.iHTNENT %rTJU NlEuLINA.
ASSISTANT ADJUTANT-GEN.'S OFFICE,
CHARLESTON. ). G., july y. 1860.
NOIIli.
DHRSONS desiring to publish New spapcrs
Il within the limits Of thi, bis!1ct. arc
hereby informed that it will first be ncccs-
sarN To obtain the consent q tn" Major
General tomnlan.:inS the Department.
;;y command of
i;rrvct Brig. Gen. JOHN L. HATCH.
LEON ,rD Il. PERRY. ASH Adj. Gen.
Official:
f. HAMS JEwErr. Isl Lieut.. and \. 4. \.
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The Prayer on Bunker Hill.


during battle Of Bunker Hill, venerable clergyman
VIII appraised, aud grey ~his
eoupafrios country. The
has prompted following besu, pen
L. II. Sigouruey.
% 70 hour of far and dread
High the battle cry,
AMI rount. IN heavy columns, sPr-ai
The war cloud to the sky.
Twas not when in rival strength
Contendng nations meet
or love of conquest maIIy hurs
from his
Yet there, unused TO treai
The path d mortal STRIFE,
Who but tir= slyor's flock has fed
Beside the Touut % life
lie ku-lt him where the black smoke 1reatted;
. head bowed and bare
While for an infant lie br-athed
The agony Of prayer
The column, red with early mora,
May tower Ger Bunker's height,
Ani proudly tell a unborn
Their patriot fathers might
But thou, o patriarch, oil and grey
Thou prophet % the free,
Who knsII among the lead that day.
What fame shall rise to theel
1t il not meet that brass o stone.
Which feel the touch OF time
Should keep the records of faith
That woke thy deeds sublime;
4 tablet fair,
Which gIoEs when pale,
4 promise that the good mans prayer
shall Cd prevat-'
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PRESIDENT JOHNsON's POLITICAL
PRINCIPLES.

We commence, to-day, the publication OF
speech delivered by Andrew johnson, In the
senate of the United States, in the year loos
and shall follow it, with another, oeiiVereo
by him in the same place, two years later
We do this because we find, in the response
of Mr.. johnson to the address of the Illinois
delegation which called upon him few days
ago. the following announcement.
SIN regard to my future course, | will now
make no professions, no pledges. l have long
been connected somewhat actively with pubic
affairs, and to the history OF my past Puohe acts
which 10 familiar to you, refer tor those princi-
plss which have governed me heretofore, ano Will
euide me hereafter In general 1 will say, have
long abored for the amelioration and elevation Of
the great mass of mankind. My opinions az 10
the nature of popular government have long oeeh
cherished, and, constituted AZ 1 am ~ no" ~
late in life for me change them. oeiieVe that
government was made for man, not man ior gov
ernment.'
In the light of this announcement, the
speechss which we shall print are OF the
highest interest and Importance. OF course
these speeches were delivered when the
country was in a very different condition than
il is now, and President johnson must accept
and treat present facts as he finds them but
the fundamental principles of these speeches
are applicable to every condition OF the
country-are as applicable to our condition
to-day as they were applicable to the condi-
ton of the day of their iteration. 1t is for
this reason, and for the reason that we firmly
believe President johnson will be guided by
these principles in the conduct of bis admin
istration, that We reproduce the speeches and
call public attention to them.