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Who would not be beautiful? Who w"ald not
add 10 their beauty. What gives that marble
rarity ana diStingve appearance We observe upon
the stage and In the city belle? 1t is no longer
secret. They use Hagsn's Magnolia Balm: Us l,s
rouyhness from the face and hands, and leaves
the compile ion smooth, transparent, blooming, and
ravishing. Unlike many cosmetics, II contains no
material injurious 10 the skin. ANY druggis, will
order il for YOU IL not hand at SO cts per bottle.
w. L. HAGAN, Troy, n. Y. Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES & Co,
Wholesale Agents, New YORK.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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THA OSrHAxs PHoroGRAPHEp.-Mr. vanner
son, daguerrean artist, Of this city, has takei
photographs Of the children at the Mall
Orphan Asylum, TO be sent to the fair In Bal
timore, which opens to-day. He took picture
OF the children In Eroups and aiso sinSly-on'
ian orphan Of Confederate soldier) ~ he wa
taken ont Of the street In rags, and another O
the sams In his new niylum dress. These pic
turss will form an attractive, feature OF tn
fair, and We hope that this gTatnitoua seryic'
ssnders1 by ~. Ivapnsrsea wW ~ sDpJs
H0Ato1. sGTsHWoh 41E n
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Harrison, God.
din 4 Apperson sold on yesterday the brick
dwelling and lot on the corner OF twenty.
seventh and Marshall streets, and four lots
south Of it, each fronting thirty. three feet aho
running back 100 feet. The house and lot
sold for % ,oOo fhe first lot for 30 per IRON.
foot the second lot for sli.D; the third lot LOT
AIS: and the fourth lot for ?,70o
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NO. LXI.

Report OF THl BOARD OF HsALra o.
CHOLERA. The following Is the report OF the
Board for Health Of yesterday:
OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTu, }
RrcBxosD, September 10, 1865.
q o'clock r. NJ.
Sir,-The following isa list Of the cases OF
cholera reported to this offlce for the past
twenty four honrs: One case In Baker oile!,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
tcolored) one on Main between Twenty.third
and Twenty. fourth streets (whttel; one on
Main between Seventeenth and Eightsenth
streets twhite); and one on the corner OF
Byrd and Tenth streets (white)
One case reported az having occurred on
Saturday last At the corner Of Broad and
Iwenty-lrst streets tcolored) one case on
Franklin and Twenty.ninth streets, on sun.
day (coIored,. Respectfully,
j. q. CABELL, NJ. D..
w. II. TAYLOR, NJ. D..
Members Of the Board
10 Jldge W. ". C'pmp, Chairman Of Commit
tee on Health. i,,,
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Hor WEArHES. the weather was
oppressiyely hot-just the sort 10 induce chliis,
feyers, and such like diseases: feopIe VINO
vouid avoid them must, as far as possible,
ksen in the shade, especially 1t midday. The
rays of the sun At this hour, and tho dews at
Mini. are equally dangerous to health. The
time for autumnal diseases has arrived, and
too much caution In these respects cannot be
nkxe " ed
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4 GrA DE MAGNOLIA.-A toilet d

GI-A DE MAGNOLIA.-At toilet DC
n Right. Superior to any cologne: used TO battle
the face and person; to render the skin soft and
fresh To allay Inflammation; to perfume clothing
for headaChc &c IL IL manufactured from the rich
southern Magnolia, and Is obtaining patronage
quite ented II is fAvorite viii actresses
And opera singers II is sold by all dealers at one
dollar. in large bottles, and by DEMAS BARNES
Co, New York, Wholesale Agents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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T IAW.-GREENLEAFS TREATISE
IL ON THE LAW OF EVIDENCE, new edition,
. vol, S22 SO
KRaTs COMMENTARIES. new edition ithe
ilth), vols, 422 50.
ADAMs's EoUITY, the last edition, -.
BARTON's SUIT IN EoUITY. ts.
SMITHS hERCHANTILE LAW, last edition,
.THB INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS. sos.
ACTS or VIRGINIA ASSEMBLY, iso5 and 1865
THg EoUlTf DRAfTsAAN Forms OF Plesd
ings In Suits In Equity.
The PEDERALlsT, last edition, 1885.
RiNs,S,s RoBiNs0S,s pR,hGpplcE x, 4 Sel' sss
JARMAN OK WILLS, . vols.
WODDH0rSE PARHAN,
Ft h# = Bookseller and ststioaers.
an "a Governor street.
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RRPAIKEp.--The old Jail OF Henrico county
ha. been nut In complete repair, and ow cou.
tains 4 number Of prisoners. Previous TO this
time the new Jail has been over.crowded, but
now there is plenty Of room for MI boarders
who apply.
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TIE THrArRE.-We stated u few days since
that at an early date Mr. Dufiield would re-
omen the Theatre in n short time. Since that
time We have learned from Mr.. Stapl.--%ho
we are pleased 10 learn has been re-appointed
AGENT for Mr.. DutIed--the following concern
ing the arrangements: The season Will open
probably about the 24th with Max Strakosch 5
Italian Opera Troupe after which the dri'
matte season will commence. 4 hrstclass
stock company has been engaged, in which Is
the Waldron family, very celebrated especially
for their musical talent. The following named
stars are among those with whom engage
ments have bsen made: Laura keene Joe JET.
ferson, McDonough I'm "Arrah na Pogue "
and THE Seven SistersI' Edwin Adams,
Jean Hosmer, George Jordan, and MT and
Mrs. barney Willnms. IL almost does a man
good to read this list, and think of what Is III
| store for him. We shall look forward to II
! brilliant season, and feel confident from what
| we know of MIR. Duilield that he will do all In
his power 10 make our Theatre an attractive
| place of amusement
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HrsTIsGs CorRr or MAgIsTRArEs-The Sen.
tember session of this court was commenced
yesterday, and the following business was
disposed of:
Mary Sullivan, alids Mary 4. Alice. indicted
for felony, was examined and discharged.
Jackson Fry, negro indicted for stealing a
horse3 valued at fifty dollars, was examined
and sent on.
Henry Polndexter, indicted for forging a
promissory note In the sum OF .5.2, was ey-
amined and sent on
Cornelius Walker negro, indicted FOR steal
ing sixty. three dollars In United states Trea-
sury notes from Joseph kampner, was sent on
Frank Spence. negro, indicted for stealing
twenty fve dollars In coin and United states
Treasury notes, was examined and sent on
William Washington and William Young.
negroes, indicted for stealing silver watch
and gold chain from Peter Cook, negro, were
examined and sent on.
Cary Robinson, negro, indicted for stealing
a watch valued ut twenty five dollars from
William II. Profit. was examined and sent On.
Alexander Dunlop, negro, tnticted for steal
ing S3o9 from DR.. Powell IT the Exchange Ho-
tel, was examined and sent on.
Albert Clarke, negro, indicted for stealing
thirty dollars from Seay Novel;, was eE-
amined and sent on.
Andrew Jackson, negro, for stealing thirty
dollars, was examined and sent on.
Adolphus Scott negro, for violently break.
ing Sergeant Callahan's arm while being ar.
rested by him for stealing, was examined and
sent on.
The court meets again this morning Il; II
O'Clock
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The concert was addressed by Elder {. T.
Chaplin, of Danville, Va, and Rev. Il. B e.
Howell, u. D., of Nashville, Tenn. Much in
trrest was manifested in the proceedings lhe
concert adjourned 10 meet at the First Baptist
Church on the second Monday night in Ccto-
lIr LA
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uEpICINES. ETC.

x,.r,E NOT ACCORDING TO AP-
Il p,aSANCE. hn'. ike sensible men, ts. IN"
- ynrr npt txhbuTs and friends, and then
tr"h",Soo.hy discard them. This 10 all We AJAX
INNS PREMIUM RlTTHkS. We recon
."f a superior 20 all northern remedies Tor
a.' '', 80. ara nd xes;ou and IL, upon trial. they
d. i1ttr-.ve thsir superiority, than we say die
"' .l,a AZ a ioutc, pbysicians OF the highes.
ar" 10y ., thcru ia the strongest terms oi
Co. 4 :. ihem str!a! These Bitiers are t. be
80 II. Irym,anHI druggists. order. niisd by
s"'f'',.,>, pos,.offcc box $50 Richmond. Va
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yIrIAINurs R"BBgEY.-Lat"ly 1t has been
noticed that some rogue has been 1T work
taking the iron caps from the wall OF me
Adams burying ground, north side OF Marshall
between Twenty third and Twenty fourth
streets, Church Hill. This wall was built by
old Colonel Adams some years since OF Il
large expense, being heavily capped with iron.
About three of the iron caps have been car
rsd OFF. and they could not be replaced for less
than several thousand dollars. Every means
should be taken 10 find out the thief.
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PggsoyAL.--James a. Scott. Esq, has re-
turned 10 this city from bis European tour,
and was I'm his seat in the City Council last
evening. His personal appearance indicates
that his trip has agreed with him.
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL.-MRs. CHARLES Il.
i DUvAL, who was passenger on the steamer
one of her trunks, can obtain information IN re.
sard to 1t by addressing tho Dispatch and paying
for tn s advertisement. auEi-ts
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RICHMOND, September -.
To II. EiitoIs II tic Rtchm"nd Dispatch:

To n. Eiito,s II Ec Richm"nd Dispatch:
Can You throw any light at this late day a.
to what was done with the thousands OF dol
lars sent by the Baltimore Fair 10 this city Tor
distribution last spring have inquired OF
several ministers and other persons VINO are
acquainted with a large class of the poor III
this city. and can get no information. am
myself acquainted with hundreds OF poor
families in the city, but not one of them that
know of has ever received = cent. IL may De
that all the money il not yet expended, ana IL
not the fact should be known, that application
may be- made 10 the proper parties. Indeed,
some public notice should have been given
when the fund was first received NO TWO or
three gentlemen, however anxious 10 do good,
could Of their own personal knowledge become
acquainted with every ease OF extreme desu-
tutiou occurring in n city of this size.
Although the fund tSl,3ooI placed Ill the
hands OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton has been in process of distribution for two
mon tbs nearly, and though publication was at
once made of its reception, il has been ascer
tanned that some Of the widows for whom Ii
was designed are just hearing of 1t. don see
very well how five or six thousand dollars could
have been iwpartmiiy distributed without some
pubIic notice so as TO secure the cooperation
of benevolent ministers AMI other persons.
Please let ms hear from you on this ,ubIect.
In giving this information you VIII obiiSe
many of your subscribers besides
EsorIHHR.
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STEAMERS.
STEAMERS.
CEMI-WEEKLY BETWEEN fffS
- NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. Ssnlnafl,s.
THE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

THE OLD PIONEER LINE ORGANIZED IN l'sl)
have resumed their former pos tion aga IN with their
two new and magnificent side-whecl steamships
NIAGARA. ..CAPTAlS COUCH
AND
GA...,,....CAPTAIE KING.
twelve hundred tons burthen built expressly for
thi. route and no expense spared 10 render them
strong and comfortable. .
In point Of speed they are une9ualled and In
command of experienced and 'entemsniy orlcars
They leave New York alternately every WED.
o'cSck Returning. they leave Richmond i3r
New York every TUESDAY and SATURDAY
at high water-touchng al Norfolk going and re-
turning.
The patrons of this line and the ra6lic Scn"-
freight will always be- fouud as cheap as by oth"i
lines.
The price Of passage II greatly reduced; No mnrh
so as TO renderit decidedly To the interest OF the
public To patr ronizs this route over all others
For further information inquire OF the UNDER
signed GARREr Y. WATSON,
an cots Rockets.
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Police MISUNDERSTANDING Williams,
negro. charged with stealing two cotton quits,
one sheet, and one bed-tick from Nirglni'
Penny, also negro. was arrested yesterday
and locked up for a hearing before the Mayor
This with one or two drunks, comprised the
sum total OF the business yesterday. lhe CITY
continues remarkably quiet. and bat Tor ihe
constant reports Of fresh victims 10 that terri'
BILE scourgc, the cholera, thers would b" no
thing 10 excite the minds OF the people Oh
turn them from the ordinary placid and even
tenor Of their way.
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vxyILLIAM IRA SMITH & CO.,
w DEALERS in MEMS, BOYS, and chill.
pREN'S CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS
from fre years old TO grown men. This house
.as stta blishad % ysars ago. WILLIAM ]. GLISs
EiCHAsp A. SAUNDERS, +. FORREST PgcoR. salea.
men. Motto" We study TO please" Call and
see M at l12 Main street, Richmond, va
WILLIAM tkA SMITH d co.
UIDER yINEGAR.-We keep con.
Y stsntly on hand ClDER VINEGAR, which We
one' 'oi 'ais STEVENS i PE6RAM,
- .s...- -, eli Broad street.
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luTaAsxs poa PAfsss ITO the Southern Ex.
prcss Company ). 70 the National E1press Com.
psay; 70 iAs PotsDas msti agent; 70 4atQy
1,vOveW W.pe -trg fg aess .qfsaEfig@s
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srraExs Corar.-Ths Supreme Courtof Ap.
peals will meet In this city on the I'd day Of
nsxt month. ssT s H4.E .tfl
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He,mstreet'. inimitahle Hair Cooring Ia not
dye Allinstautaneous dyes are composed of lunar
cdnstir, and more OF less destroy the vitality and
beauty Of the hair. This Is the original Hair Co.
lorins ana has been growing in favor over twenty
years 1t restores gray hair to It's original color by
gradual absorption, In a most remarkable manner.
II is also beautiful hair dressi ny. Sold In Two
sizes-60 cents and Sl-by all dealers.
c. HEIMsTREET, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all Druggists.
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~ ss1.s:.xsss. ssis:ssi...:ss -. s;T.:,:ss.-
DOUND TRIP TICKETS TO THE
II SPRINGS AT REDUCED rRlCES BT TIE m
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD AND TRoI-
good for one week, will be sold 1T three -iour'hs
ths regular fare White ssniEhar e @ Kost
Hot, II; 10 Healing, SI9.l5 Rockbridge Bath,
1880. v" r hDc'nh,
iy III, General Ticket Agent.
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LYON. EXTRACT OF PURH JAMAICA GINGrR-for
Indigestion Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Cholera Morbus, flatulency, &c, where warm
and entire purity makes II cheap aud reliable ar.
ticle for culinary purposes. Sold everywhere, al
30 cents per bottle. AK Tor "LfOSs' fure Tx
tract Take no other.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
apl7-iy sold by ell druggists.
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ACCOMMoDATlOy.
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
GOING WEST.
RICHMOND TO DANVILLE.
Leave Richmond daily except Sunday at A. NJ.
GOING EAST.
DANyILLE TO RICHMOND.
Leave Dsnville daily texce1t Sunday at a. A. II n
Air!ye at Kichm0md 80 on
at any stations between Richmond and Buik"yiiie.
Westof Burkeville II will stnp only at the ioiiow
ing-naued stations Me.urril, keysvilie. Drake
Branch. Roanoke, Glove, h""t'n. New Ferry,
uarksdale's RhgsolI, D.ss!..e, ...1 stations Tes'
of Danvllc. ~
Passengers for all at.t.o..s west OF Danvilla and
points south Of GreCnabnro', W. thaii Co
iumhia, Ansus'l, 4e,, VII III; t,h ~ = train on
wav stations between RicLl..n,i Iud D4ngIlls.
Passengers for stations on the soG.halde a. .oad,
Lynchburg, knoxville, ta4tt4Annga. N"shviil",
Grand Junction, Me"l Ia. %s., VIII tt@e ,hiS tram
Also for all stations The k!Cll.und and panyiiIe
railroad east Of BLricvil, ID f.!Lo' 'ssa .ssing-
ford Scntlsburg a.d N.il I!-n Host u BuiL''
vile. TuOAAS DopAMEAD,
sa s-ts Superintendent.
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DISSOLUTIONS.

nlSSDLUTIOT OF CO-PARTN Err
1 AHlP.-Ihe arm Of LEE i cox il this day
dlssotyea by mutual consent
A. >. LEL viii settle up The business nf the
C"uCrru. LEE y COX.
klchGOtI, July L., l,to.
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- -z------.---------~---~--
COAL AND WOOD.

ENGLISH CRATE COAL.~35O
II tons supef4or ENGLISH CRATE COAL now
I.nd,na per Brig "w. n Bigslow," which we
are prepared 70 sell 70 coasuiasrs, delivered In
any part Of the city. .,r,nv
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NY.-The splendid new side-wheel sis"nsnlll
HATTERAS, :. ALEXANDER commander, Abe,
NARLE, A. BOURNE commander, leave kichmono
every yThsIkhsfp sYd and fssRTnkbAY
These SHIPS are entirely new, aud were DULL
expressly for the route. .r.nr
They have splendid SALOONS and STATE.
ROOMS, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS and
ATTENTION are unsurpassed. sr
Passage, meals, and state rooms Included, eE-
VEN D0LLARS AND HALF.
Goods sh ipped by this Line are landed reSul
at New York, on the Company's covered pier,
within forty eight hours.
Shippers are invited to notice that the greal
damsge and loss by handling, and exposure IRON;
frequent re-shpping, US on osher iines. Is a'oias'
Freights for points beyond New York w II be for.
wsrded with dispatch, and no charge made exsep'
These ships discharge cargo IN New ork ~ Plel
No So North river, and the Company,s steamers
for Wilmington, North Carolina Charleston, ss-
vannah, Mobile and New Orleans, leave from the
ferred without expense or exposure.
Insurance ts very low by these ships, anu the
economy in time, insurance, and condition In
which goods are delivered, makes this the cheap
est route from Virginia. Insurance effected a
lowest rates. when ordered.
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, FOX h CO.,
lN Broadway, New York.
SAMUEL AYREs SEQ,
Richmond, Virginia.
City Point and Petersburg.
r.R. WEBB,
.' Norfolk. Virginia.
For freight g ssUEf RsfUtiss aYPRSsS sPRlSy CO., Agents.
once corner OF Cary and Virginia streets, oppo
site the Tobacco Exchange. dsN-b
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MARINE FOUNDRY,


MARINE FoUSnRYs y ! \ srrr,r
EfTOwIHE YORK RIyEE DEPOT.
Having secured the services Of Mr. WILLIAM
l. tpA 1" sepei!n;end the business, l will con-
Nuu- ths
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS,
ana ~ uhLufaCiuro 10 order PLOW CASTINGS,
HOLLOW WARE, WAGON BOXES, ANDlR0SS,
81 &c.
fa,ttcu1ar attention paid 10 JOB WORK, which
WIZ te executed in the best manner and 81 the
thnrlesi notice. iJy l2-anl 8. LEE.
no PART TNERSHIP.-The under
y, ,gned tave entered into co.gsrtnership, un'
2vf Tho style Of w. ). WOOD co. for the pur
E.sy of conducting the business OF HARDWARE,
y,EfLtRY and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, at No
!!t' Main street, next 10 the Dfspdtch Office, OF
Wish We are receiving a large and varied assort-
M,1nt , and are Offering at low prices. and respect.
I.iy solicit The patronage of all the old customer
:" y" ), WOOD and the public gensrnadliXX
T. j. ROBERTSON,
date Of Theo Robertson sons
w. S. ROBERTSON.
h.-orders for Plumbing, Gas-ntting, Gutter
ing, koonng. and spouung promptly attended to.
hu b-lm
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DEMBERTON IL CREW, dealers i'll
between Cary and Dock Best RED and WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, for grutes, stoves, and
foundry use CLOVER HILL LUMP and AVE.
RAGE COAL; OAK and PINE WOOD. NH Its
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RAILROADS.


DC MOND AND DANyILT.E
II RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
on and aftsr SUNDAY, September eth, Last, ths
TRAINS on this road will run ss follows:
THROrGH EXPRESS TRAIS-RICHM0Sp To
GREENSBORO
GOING WEST
Leave RichUpnd daily ly................... ICj A.
Leave DanviIle ......................u II 50 A NJ.
Ar.iv st Greensboro o'................... ?ioP. VI.
GOING EAST.
GREENSBORO TO RICHMOND
Leave Greensboro daily ly.................s AS A.
Leave ~
Arrive al Richmond observation-disclosures IL =. N
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VRC$~ES, TRUSSES, of every Nari-
/ ejy, ,iy~, aud patent; ..
LtHNING'S CELEBRATED BODY BRACE,
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
ELASTIC >ruCkiSGS,
psrGS. MEDICINES, &c, &c.
W. nave on haLi s. large stock OF TRCSSEs, and
iny.ie all 10. wait TO givs us 4 call
WoOpROuF BROTHERS,
v9 ~ E.urfi and Frank lin streets.
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nR. II. V. EiCkNELL'S sen
~ IEhI SlRrP--Sc-llrntI for children when
'.-r'.nE an. - soothing syrup is uucqualled. II
.-rur,ty vegetable. ana contains 40 opiate highly
~ utr, a.i pleasant u IN. tasl. thai All reui!
Uk=J >uta Nv JOHN w. BISON.
corner q. Main and Third streets,
.u9--,, Richmond, Va.
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To Jaige ". ". G'gmp, Chairman Of Commit
tee on Health. i,,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-21
The Entering Wedge.

The New York World, of Friday,
has the following remarks on the in
PRODUCTION Of the bill to admit North
Carolina, submitted by Thad. Ste
vens:
The bill introduced in the House,
yesterday, by Thaddeus Stevens, for
organizing a new Government in the
"district comprising the former
State of North Carolina" opens the
radical compaign in earnest, and will
stir public feeling to its profoundest
depths. It begins where President
johnson began, with the State of
North Carolina, and intends to follow
his track through the whole circuit
of reconstruction. AS his North Ca
rolina proclamation was the model of
all his subsequent proclamations, so
this bill for demclishing his work in
that State, is the destined model of
its nine successors. It provides for
convention Of 100 members, to
meet at Raleigh, on the Goth of May
next, to frame and set up q new
State Government. These 100 dele
gates are to be elected by voters
without distinction of color; a ma
Jority is to be quorum, and they are
to be clothed with power to form a
Constitution, to be submitted to Con
gress for its sanction. The President
Of the United States is required to
give this movement his active CO.
operation by appointing officers to
initiate it, and by using the land and
naval forces for its protection.
This bill is fire. brand flung into
the South to rekindle the old ami
mosities. To-day, we merely an
nounce it, but will not discuss it. It
will be the leading topic in al public
journals and all political converse
tions until it is disnosed Of; and de-
spite its incendiary character, we will
attempt to treat it with the dispas-
slonate GOODNESS, as we'll as the search
ing scrutiny, suited to q subject SO
grave and so calculated to influence
public feeling to dangerous out
bursts. 1t is far better that it should
be defeated in Congress than in an
other arena; and We are persuaded
that nothing but the utmost temper
ance of statement can gain hearing
for adverse arguments.