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SPECIE PATIENTS. s.-The New York
Erening Post, in an article on Mr..
McCulloch and specie payments, re-
CARDS the recent speech of the Secre-
tary as fair warning to all concerned
as to the policy to be pursued by the
head of the Treasury, and thinks, de-
spite the powerful influences of a
strong debtor interest, who will, with
the time for paying their dues in q
deprecated currency prolonged, find
III the unsettled state of the markets
stlmulants to their vocation, and of
the national banks, who will be obliged
to contract their loans as soon as Co
vernmcnt sets the example of paying
its notes, that Mr.. McCulloch will en-
deavor to carry out his policy. It
say that amidst the boast of immense
resources of on nation, we fill the
country with lying promises to pay
shameful state Of things which, if
allowed to continue much longer, will
bring upon us the contempt of the
world. The article urges that the
contraction Of the currency should
begin now, as further extended the
ii''Ao AooA1Po " " IlttASltlou Will De greatly
augmented.
The Secretary Of the Treasury
has already complied with two Of
these conditions. He has commenced
the contraction Of the currency by
the loan Of fifty millions, which, as
only an indication of his line of policy,
has produced SO much contraction !;
and he will probably recommend for
Legislation the subject Of gradual
withdrawal of legal tenders. He has
also commenced upon a system Of
gold deposits, the effect Of which will
be, besides the facilitating the pay
ment OF duties, to accumulate re
serve OF specie in the Treasury to re-
deem legal tenders. AS to repeal of
the legal tender act, it is very possible
that this will follow the measures
which are already inaugurated.
Baltimore .Sam.
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Atlanta Medical Collepe

IHE Course of Lectures i'll this insti,u-
ion VII commence Oh ne FIRST MON
DAA ~ N"vem 'cr next, and continue four
months-the Guilty having changed the
time for the .ssion from summer TO tn,
winter months
JOHN G. Y .;STMORELAND. Dean.
Oct 25 1y,n
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FLORIDA. THE Sentinel, published at
at Tallahassee, contains the message
Of Governor Marvin, of Florida,
to the Legislature of that State,
which convened on the 25th ult We
make the following synopsis:
BY the operations and results of the
late war, slavery has ceased to exist.
The Convention should therefore de-
clare that all the inhabitants Of the
State, without distinction of color, are
free, and that neither slavery nor in
voluntary servitude, except as pun
ishment for crime, shall hereafter ex-
ist.
The emancipation of the negro
makes it necessary to define in the
Constitution what his civil rights and
privileges shall be. The adoption of
such measures as will guarantee pro-
lection in the enjoyment of all ri ghts
of person and property is recommend
ed. Protection and not political pri-
vilcges is what the negro requires III
his present condition
While opposed to any participation
VI VIC ASSlOeS III ti1e dllst1TS Oh NTO-
vernment, he strongly urges the ad-
INSTABILITY of his testimony in the
courts of justice for OF against white
persons, and recommends the passage
of an ordinance declaring that no
person shall be incompetent as q wit
ness on account of his color in any
matter civil or criminal wherever the
State, OF the life, liberty or rights of
person OF property of any colored
person is concerned.
The passage Of an ordinance de-
claring the ordinance Of secession
null and void is recommended; and
an additional ordinance annuling OF
ratifying such other ordinances and
acts passed during the war as the in
terest of the State requires.
The message is ably written, and
characterized by sound, practical adj
vice on the great questions which the
people of the South are now called on
to deliberate and adjust.
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The Lynchburg Republican says:
For the last few days large quanti-
ly Of baled cotton from Memphis.
Tennessee, has been transhipped from
the Virginia and Tennessee depot to
the Orange and Alexandria depot in
this city, destined by rail fer New
York
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Lieut.. Col. Marston, one of the
oldest officers of the United States
Marine Corps, is on trial at Washing
ton, for appropriating to his own use
money deposited in his hands by new
recruits.
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The New York Erening Post says:
''Mr. Chase and M Stanton will
shine as ministers by the side of the
Pitts, the Carnots, the Hamiltons of
history.
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5 25, 0 0 0. 600.

Risks taken on Cotton or Merchandise in
transitu from any point to any point on
reasonable terms.
Office at Mr.. Hussung's house, corner Of
Assembly and Washington streets, Colum-
bia, S. c. Aug Is t6m
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Drawing, Painting, &c.
Bank of Hamburg, S. G..

odHN VI odHIUuIS, .. y.
A CONVENTION of the Stockholders of
N this Bank is called to meet at their
Banking House, in this place, on WE'D
NESDAY, 22d November next
Attendance either in person or by proxy
IS earnestly requested, so that the stock
may be fully represented
A. c. DECOTTES, Cashier.
Hamburg. S. c., Oct, 20. 1865 Oct 81 %
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GENERAL COMMISSION AGENCY,

ID B. GLASS has established, in conncc-
Il ton with the Book and Stationery
business, a general COMMISSION AGENCY
Tor the purchase and sale Of Merchandise
OF every description, Bonds, Stocks, Real
Estate, &c.
Careful attention given to- all business
entrusted to him.
~. Office, at present, on Plain street, near
Nickerson's Hotel Nov
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FIRE And LIFE INSURANCE.

II. ~. N1O11OGC, ASeHJ,
NOR the following FIRST CLASS COM
IL PANIES:
nao1 Ths Cndsrw,srs ha ASfney he dnn ns
mental, the Security" the s'Home,n the
Columbia, the Washington, the 'sFul-
ton" the ''Croton," all of the city of New
York; the Putnam and the s'New Eng
land" of Hartford, Conn; the Home"
of New Haven, Conn; the .s'Home" and
the Southern Insurance and Trust Com
pany," Of Savannah. Ga; the "Albemarle,'
of Virginia, and the ''Gulf State," OF Flo
rida. Also, the 'Globe Life Insurance
Company" of New York; the ''New England
Mutual of Boston; the ''North Carolina
of New York, insuring against accidents of
all kinds: The whole possessing an aggre-
gate caOital of over
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-20

CHICKEN chic Sn', y.Td Winsor ddns do ~ before
fsn1 Tns mother pledges herself 70 and then
the question arises who 10 70 "do IT," The little one,
sd in m .a Ss while AS the %os
Winsor undertakes the task and here nothing but the
gusly simplicity and mnuteness Of the mothers ey.
would do it, She said, ''Put II between the bed;
ticks. She then took the child into the girl
Sd IS e. Sssy SIZE
me 10 look in; she said il would soon die !
looked in and saw the bed made, but no child. inc
asked where's the boyf She said her aunt had been
and taken 1t away He said oh She prougnt MN
pail and he fastened the handle asked MN wne'e ne
going with the pail He said up to the wood. ne
went away and the prisoner said TO me, Did you hear
the child cryP' said No She said i did and was
afraid my husband would hear it, The girl Pratt came
back and stayed short me but sent out again by
the prisoner TO fetch buns The girl went out ana
the prisoner said she must make haste as ne. gr %
be back She went out OF the room and came pack
with the baby. Il dead. She undressed ~ ana we
went into the bedroom and opened box took out tne
papers and then she put 1t into the box put down tne
lid and she locked It and put the key into her pocket
Pratt came home, and the prisoner told her nat MARY
aunt had been and taken away little Tommy ana pt req
ks on It, had given her piece OF carpet, winch Is
the one in which the child was found"
After this there difficulty about the dsposai
of the body and good deal Of haggling about shings
and sixpences account Mrs Winsor appears 70 nave
kept .it' under hutch quite like dead rabbit oas
meantime another baby's body was picked up and trade
have been lively; for the murderess mentioned
that she had an order from Plymouth from girl she
had done it for BEFORE" who was Choking to be con-
fined and offered "a to be taken in Good Mistress
Winsor would entertain the proposal because 'if
she had been honest remarked this rigid morast she
would have paid in the first place. BY this time "there
was such ar with Harris little charge that wasn't
safe TO take by train she would go with 1t TO the
TO the moor accordingly she went; she laid the
parcel away tied up with worsted; it was found; the
body was identified; and Mrs. Charlotte Winsor will
never do brisk trade again in babies for she is SEN
fenced to DEATH and will certainly be hanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-20

KNGHr.-At Yonkers, Saturday morning, August
10, ALEXANDER son Of Alexander and Mary E. Knight,
aged Is years. months and IL days
Notice of funeral in Mondays papers.
LOoRAM-On Saturday evening, August 10, after q
short Illness MICHAEL ANDREW tho beloved OF John
and Mary Looram native Of the parish of Castetown
Gcoghegan, county Westmeath Ireland aged year,
months and % days
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Monday afternoon at
two o'clock from his late residence 269 avenue A.
OF Eighteenth street. His remains will be taken TO
Calvary Cemetery for interment
>McENDow.- Brooklyn, on Friday morning, August
Is, Robert McEyDow, in the 10th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at
O'clock from his late residence, 90 Concord street
SCoTT.-At Sailors Retreat Staten Island, on Friday,
August 49, Of dyscntery, THOMAS ScorT aged 30 years
The friends or the family and also the members OF
Abraham's Lodge Free and Accepted Masons, and also
the members Of the Longshoremens United Protective
Association, respectfully invited to attend the funo-
raj, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock.
[Fr other Deaths Third Page.
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Our Paris Correspondence.

PANS, August g. 1866
Beauties If imperialism The Bour~ Affected Because the
Emperor Catches CoId-A Spicy Issuiry-W Who is the
Lady Prince Napoleon Is Travelling about Win THE
French People Arasd to Subscribe IL Lincoln Medql-
Easn az a konk--7ae Prince of waies Not Gong 10
CherbOuyg- Outspoken Comments Merean Afdus, dc
whenever the Empesor is away from Paris sinister
runors about his health are be circulated from
time 10 time. The Monsieur thought IL VIC nth while TO
insert paragraph affirming that his Majesty takes his
baths regularly Pomberss and Is in perfect health
This was by way OF answer TO reports which excited
some uneariness the Bourse last week. IA appears
that the Emperor really did &c. chill from beng caught
An a shower.
The question who the lady seen at Bristol and
Clifton with Prince Napoleon, and mistaken by the Eng
lsh journals for the Prpcess Clotde, who all the
while in France, still rcrans unsoved; but 10 much
oce has been taken Of tho affair that II must Of nOces
iiy be cleared up There was report shortly aeraha
abe Prince was suddenly coming to tars and II was
abought his object was 10 give explanations He DID
pot however come, but went northwasd TO Liverpooi
sBd Ireland Now the Nord says that he viii be here
sbost the 10TH for the tte Of the 15th Immediately
ster which be will so 70 stay sone time at his property
nj Prangins IN swtzerland and then II says that the
Pr Cotlde will not accompany him, for the extra
ordinary reason that Prangns pretty than com
Portable and that she prefers Mendon ," That In surely
very queer ground for young lady, In the bloom OF
health 70 stay ali alone In duh chateau not out Of the
smoke Of Paris. instead oil beng with her husband IN
beautiful country.
II rs announced that the Empress Charlotte of Mexico
may be shortly expected Europe the reason assigned
y the alarming state Of her father King Leopod health
II she comes home should think very doubtful
whether she will 90 back again
The Able Lstz the reformed Don Juan tho, reformed
M, ever before old age made reform easy Is not yet IN
PARA but shortly expected Since his conversion he
miles art wth pety and spends all the time not passed
an rrgn laton mutterng bis brevary In composing
: ne sIS 10 OF mystic music" He lately produced
endaas TITLED The Non fpsumw sy means o. which
be hoRes = the Psps cause Paris Journal sheer
,nalv ssks wbt he does not exercise his musical genius
osessionaly in ivor Of his son in law, Emile Olivier
ma shcrne n proN might figure under the OF
Aha .T,econcistIon caprice pour Ia ps0sm ooschs
a. wbTh brilliant yaria.. Ions might be added
The PAoye n h kpSu. Which, yoa YIh rememper l0Dk
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Paris oorrespopdence Of the London News, August 8
Marshal Bazane Is stated 10 have asked the Emperors
PERMISSION 10 remain Ave years In Mexico, In
quenee Of his marriage with Mexican lady This news
stands very we'll with the complaints OF Macmillan and
his friends witch have noticed In private letters
that the real Emperor OF Mexico s Marshal Bazaine.
But the assigned for such prolonged absence
bad one will venture 70 say that his young wife does
desire to postpone for I've years the enjoyment Of the
high cons and brilliant novelty which would be
himself sborld wish 10 remain In Mexico moment
longer than his military duties require 10 in the highest
command IA 10 ss, I'll that Time then indeed the govern
men orators who eve out long that The French
army was on ts way b2pe and would b yey sosp alQ.
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SEVEN esEA!F BLESSINGS
BY ONE BOTTLE OF
RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF.

Pain instantly removed all acute ma,aricrs
infectious diseases prevented and exterminateo IN
weak feeble and restored 70 sren4n, ye9 nnS
sound health by the use Of RADWAfs nnAD ~
and keep the stomach clear and healthy snan ven doar
spent for all other medicines or bers IN use
One application externally or few drops anen
terrible palma and restore the weak feeble and posase
frame 70 strength a snd y r. COMPLAINTS
oone dAhs cnolsTa mofers OF pan,rl
bv taking Rsdways Ready Relief No congestion or ipaam
nation no WEAKNESS lassisude win follow the use OF
r. II. Relief. -,,rs .yv p.,vo
For headache whether sick nervous: rheumausm Iu
baso pains and weakness IN the back spine or kidneys
pains around the liver, 2leurfsy swelling n ne !on,S
ways Ready Relief will, In few momsnta change snZ
isres YOU 70 Joys and pleasures ana eve you goo
Soid b. druS93s and At 81 Maiden lane.
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sshr Pioneer (Br). LansAn " days. with coal TO De-
Schr Cherub, Baily Grdiner.
Schr Dehance, Nash, Bangor, days.
schr Brer, Gregory Rockland.
6chr X ate Mclean, -, Rockland
schr Sea Bird. Wallace Mlvile days.
Schr A Spple Hodges, Boston
Gchr John Frank, R0lwel, New Bedford
Schr Harriet Maria Chase Providence.
Schr WIN McCobb, clifford, Providence.
Schr o K Eldridge Providence for Elizabetkport
Schr Chief Osborn Providence for Rondout.
schr Emma Ellen, Brewer, Hartford for Albany
BELOW
bark
SAILED.
Steamships Circassian, Gemania City Of Boston ssIad
Virginia, Ericsson, Linda, Ahambra, Cumberland ID ~
Mount Evening Star Fung Shuey, Livingston Haileras;
Yazoo Twilight Nevada.
Wind at sunset Sc, light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-20

eyCpIIpgRo,s GERMAN OINTMENT
- certain cure without the slightest danger for Pes}
ga wounds, ecrofuls, Salt Rheum, AZ bone and ekt1
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MISCELLANEOUS.
(NORNs BUNIONS, CLUB AND INVERTED NAILS
~ cured without pain by Ora RICE HART 50 Bowerys
Citizens Bank Rce's annihator cures corns bunioDs ace
BY mail 50 and 81.
10 To THOMAS r. A0NEw's, NOS. 200 AND 264
VI Greenwich street, OF Murray, and there WIZ
ind Teas Coee Fish, Flour and everything else cheaper
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-02-06
Terms of subscription.
q negotlatIons ana coIllt.l CO.. :.

peace negotIatT0ns ana conlel rsssc =
plsee at Fortress Monroe. and that Mr. Sc IS
ard himself has gone forward u meet q ui
commissioners, presents some points Of Re
lite significance The select ION Of AuotleF.
point than Washington city Tor the fconiEf-
erice intimates disposition to confornI co
high precedcnts wherein independent sos pr
signiies must usually treat 1t some osiIer
place than shs capital of either'of the e ll--.
tfsctiug parties. Thereimny be some policy
IN prev venting eonferehce at Washing5on
scity. in that greater secrecy M ay lie prcse Ea-
ed in the necessary discussions tl:aa u ihe.
yankee capital. where tie pfying eyes OF
newsmongers and press reporters will pfl b.
ably find some Ieaky placo from which they
may gather important facts.
1t will perhaps be found more c9nscniai
personally to .het etcommissioneFs TO meet llse
diplomatic agent Of rheoI,nitsd States a
locality where they wilff not lie subjected to
the vulgar curiosity OF the gaping crowd Of
yankeedom.
Another point cannot fail te. attract thl at
tsntion Of ths reader. This IS. that y Ir.
Seward hirsssIfs ashe Ysnker Secretary Of
State has gone to mfet=sThe comnissicildrs
thus undoubtedly giving an official reehg-
milton and sanction to the movement, oH@-
mated by his own Gorernmdnt and vii ch
has been met. in afspirit Of manly esankn fssf
by our Government This fact looks Ike
throwing off al mere shaTns and entering
into the business in a spirit Of earnestn ess.
which has th, aptearaRee qT taking the
whole ra.ponsibilitv.es
Z In connection witsshis Aews. it is sfaked
that Mr. Wade has denounced the Blair
1sorezaea. is,tia,-;sessass. sne - - isss
tainsd by the radical Republicans in JPN
grsss. The inference from sis Legitimate,
that Lincoln has..besn stimulated ta.initiat te It
by considerations outside Of patty infucnIes.
and that he has not been gdseSned by the
eounsels of Senator Wade and 1his friends.
s It remains to be soenFwhetlicr this in HUI
sncs is strong enough 10 awe him into Ia
king backward steps. Or whethc the noIer5
ful incentive of threatened foreign intern en-
ton, financial ruin, and the eyiEs Of conscEin-
ton will continue to prevail. IS 10 lrce
himzto press the emovementsforward to a re-
suit Al all events. we here ha,ethe germ Of
eonfusibn and discori in the counsels of the
Abolitibnists. which may be turned to aood
account, five are destined to fight the war
through Lincolr's Administr htien. =
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~ The RaleishI Prosr. 3 .ars :

h =
Il said that Bragg and Whiting qhar-
relied before thelatter was captured anh hat
Whiting swore he wbuld serrc underno 1ach
man. but was prcvaiIei on by the trbops
to hold his comm.ud at Fort Fisher *
further said that some of the generals and
their troops wanted 10 attack the enemE as
they landed near Fort Fisher, bnt that & k~gs
would net allow them to do 50 until the e
my had ensrenchcd, when be ordered them
to be attacked behind their works.
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Awe receive by almost every mail |cyin'
plants oftEe ron-receipt OF our papeF bf
our subscribers. particularly upon the Blue
Mountain ssoad Yesterday we received a
letter from Tasadega and one from SHELBY
Springs, hothssta,ing that but three pack.
ages Of our paper had been received a4rins
the past week Tse papeFs ate eardfuiiy
directed and sent forward and The fsiEls is
not in this Office
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-02-06

~Among the many outrages reaentIyI
psrpetrated by soldiers IN Selma, the Al saul,
u on and robbery Of J. S. Bracey, d the
goth Alabama, is enc. of the no-s dnrihg Of
any we have heard. Mr.. 3. was attacked in
broad daylight, in the very heart of TIM city
knocked down by party Sof. rsoldisr9 who
surrounded him, most Of them gslsfni5sd
yankees, aud robbed Of s22CsEand valuable
watch
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-02-06

GxS. SAx'L. r.. ANDERSON. ale 4u-
thori1ed to- make knbwn thar Brig C sn
saml. B. Anderson has. sii5ce the rat Of
January, made his Headquarters in ~ Is ci,y.
and that d{tails ordered by the Secretary OF
War to report TO him will report here until
further orders. Gen. Anderson MAY be
found Attl. Gee House
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-02-06

rerThe guards ran upon a nest Of egrods.
yesterday. in the outskirts Of tne city engass
ed in various gambling amuseruents. and al
rested eighteen Of them. Two or thrke max ]
ing their escape, were fred upon sfsy the
guard, but none were hit.
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fa-. An Ir.liAa Bisaap who had trnkkis4
through many diaePlsAs without Iinsa., -
besn muck OPPOSED 1iildat mznitcsting iiifa-
tIence le;ng asked bsss fr.eal - eomnrn.eati sa
secret of his AWAY beng 80 happy, Fsfiic.i-
at consists in sin &c thing. and thas e, ;ia.-
ga right nc Of fay egss-
His friend, IL seSFTisc teesei Inn 70 exI'iaif Il
meaning. -
sz.'Msst willingly, replied the lfIslsnr.
In whiffsoeszr statd T an. Erstof al lo7i3 IT,
Heaven, and remcnbef that my great bnsiacls Is
10 70 there then lDfk down upon tie .esIr.sl ssd
call to mind how small aispac- shall soon ili %
IT, then look abroad IN the world and sec sFhA'
multitades arr in al reseecis less hapfE than
self ADd thus / icara where true happiuees L
placed, Nkere all my fazcs must end how sfle Fes
SON ever had 70 iiurlnar, 10 be oilleraizsia
thankful Andzte live in this spirit i to ~ Al
ways happy
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Frox WILxIserox. Journa states
that none Of the enemy s. force has crossed
over 70 the south or rather west side Of the
river. Shad were selling at one dollar and &c
~ cents in specie.
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