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TELEGRAPH LINE TO !GaEENvnIR-The Colun,-
bia PhGnt1 says; "some years ago, when we were
suffering from the want OF direct line north
wards, Ola Charlotte, N. O., Col. BULLOCK, the
able and energetic head Of the Southern Express
Company, made arrangements with the, Charlotte
and South Carolina Railroad Company, and the
Express Company built the line. About the same
time we learn that he proffered some similar ar
rangement TO the Greenville Railroad Company,
and we learn that the Express Company are now
running their messengers and freight over this
road. This reminds US Of the former proffer Of
Col. BULLOCK, ard we have no doubt that, when
the matter is brought to his attention, he will 10
to work and erect tho line. This line would be Of
great Importance to the people of the State, both
In the upper and lower SECTIONS, connecting noun
tain and seaboard, and would doubtless bring sd
dtional business to the Express Company man.
aged by Col. BuILooK."
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LOCAL MATTERS.


MEssRs NJ NJ QUINN & Bro. have kindly laid
upon our table the May numbers Of Demoresrs
and Leslie's Magazines Both are most excellent
numbers. QUINN has them for sale.
ELECrIoN.-The following is the result OF the
election held yesterday for Alderman Of Ward No.
8, to fill tho place vacated by the death Of ]. w.
Brown, ESQ:
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BY II. NJ. MARSHALL.

At Private sale-
Acomfortable RESIDENCE Of Ave rooms, in Cannon.
street. NO 76. The lot measures l76 by 80 feet and
has on oil necessary outbuildIngs. II not sold this
week. 1t Will be positively sold Mt auction on Tuesday
next.
ALSO,
private sale, largo BOILDINa LOT on King
street. R. NJ MARSHAIJ,
Broker and Auotioneer, No. So Broad. street
April 25
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BY MILLIGAN, MELCHERS & CO.
On WEDNESDAY,, May 2, at IL O'Clock, on Brown.e
Wharf, will sell,
CYLINDER BOILERS, 10 feet inches long az ipcbos
diameter. Wit two IS inch fues each
2 Stationary Engines
old 1s and 50 Founders English Gums
/ lot Yellow Metal
lot Wrought Iron
lot Cast Iron
l lot Anchors
lot Chains, &C., &c.
lot BRASS and COPPER
lot Wrought and CAST Iron
1 lot Ohnins TO-, on Accommodation Wharf
Terms cash .... Anrtl "a
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To Rent
BY ALSNZO j. WHITE d SON.
Sfa701r VIII be rented that extensive STORE. known
ImiE as No 3East Bay formerly occupied by Herok.
EiiiE enrath Lesesne 4 Huger. Said Building 10
a4A four az stories high, and has extensive Store
houses eltending back $40 feet Being next the Custom
House, ills well adapted for Bonded Warehouse. It
has fine entrance to whole extent back stores The
upper portion is very commodous and is suitable for
the accommodation Of large family for Boarding
ForpasHculArs apply as above, ut our office.
April2i tuth2 No SO East RAW I
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JHHHB w. BHO"W q CO.
Will sell THIS DAY. at Frasers Wharf, at 1OL O'Clock
A WOOD AND LUMBER BOAT, IN GOOD ORDER
carries 30 cords wood and Of the following dimenBons
GO feet long, ID feet BEAM and 6 feet depth of hold
Condiuons onah. April 26
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By n. NJ. MARSHALL.
At Private Sale
pleasant RESIDENCE. in Heyward's Court No. 4
House contains Eve rooms andas ample eeryants' nc.
40 by 80 feet. 8 Aprji 9e
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
be sold. ut Public Auction at 10 O'Clock A. NJ On
WEDNESDAY May 2Sd. 1868, at Seabrook near Hilton
Head D. o., under the direction OF Captain CHARLES
BARNARD, Assistant Quarterma ter, the folloIin
property, viz:
STEAMER "CHAsSEUR," /" as she lays the beach
Two Boilers. taken from the steamship ssWinfiela
Scott" "'1
Terms cash in Government funds.
O. W. THOMAS,
Brevet Lieut. Col. and Chief Qunrtermsster.
April 10 Iepartment eoutb Caroi;2a
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Dispatch, speaking Of Bishop souLE, that this
patriarch Of Methodism in America is rapidly de-
Ginning. Bishop JosHuA souIE Is about eighty Ave
years Of age, and every one who has read or heard
anything Of religious demonstrations during the
last half cen.usJ, .ts!.zks Of Bishop souIE when
ever the people fhis persuasion are nenaoned.
Few mon have devoted oil the onergies Of 80 great
mind to the ministrations Of religion exclusive.
ly as he has done, for an equal number Of years.
Perhsps mono have preached tho gospel moro
POWERFULLY, by practice as well 90 by precept,
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY,
VIII be sold at Public Auction at the Governman
Store House. on South Commercial Wharf Charleston,
3. o. at II O'Clock NJ, FRIDAY, May 25th, 1868 o
largo quantity OF Government property from the Ar
my Machine Shops on st. Helena Island, consisting
z, BOILER IRON CAST STEEL, Bar and Sheet Ooppee,
Zinc spelter Sheet Lead, Yellow Metal, Thurber .
Metal, Pants. Chain. Screws, Boiler Tubes, Boiler
Riyes Iron Pipe Copper Nails Finishing Nails. Conn
position Nails, Sptkes Nails Copper Tacks Belting,
SS,tp p,V. Wire mIngss Oars Saws oatum Sheath
Fire Bricks Hose and Couplings, clamps for Boiler
ron % Screw Punehes. Pipe Cutters Blowers Pet Lamps
Oh Cans Cfucibles Fsucets, Squirt Cans, Gang 6awa
Gapstans, Woodward Steam Pumps E1panderB. Hydrau-
Valves. Congo. Ihermometers, Steam Whistles, Grow
Bars Spirit Level Bulbs, Lamps Sails Blocks
Boat Hooks Compasnes Life Preservers Cork Fenderg,
Jack Screws Tube Brushes, 1roa Tanks Stoves stoFo
Crates. Bellows, Portable Forges, Platform Scales,
GTinSatone M1Tldng Flasks, s6ovel0. Spades Black
Catalogues containing full List Of the articles to bo
sold can be obtained in few days upon application to
the Quartermnsters at Charleston and Hilton Head O.
o., and Savannah and Augusta Ga. j.. ','f
Terms cash In Government funds. ...
O. ". THOMAS
BreVet Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
Dana Q0uf
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ExTENsIvE SALE OF COTTON nlACAaIN-

ExTEHsIvE SALE OF COTTON nlACAaIN-
tsA 's.F. ERY. ~ .
The Graniteville Manufacturing Company having do
termined 70 change their style OF Goods and mako
ZINE CLOTHS, offer, and will sell ut Auction, o
Granieville, on FRIDAY, 1Bt OF June, their entire
Machinery OF Nine Thousand One Hundred and
Twenty Bpfndes and Ito preparation. oil good ORDER
and now running on Sheetings Shirtings and Drills,
OF number fourteen Yarn-cUnssts Of
One Masons WILLOW
= Two Wpitng'g PIOKERs
q Two English Breaker PIOKER9 Walker & Hacking
Manchester England
Three Ensliah fInisher PIoKERs, Walker & Haoh.
tpg, Manchester. England
Fifty -FOUR Mason's BREAKER CARDS
Sixty ak Mnson's FINISHER CARDS r'
Biz MAnon's RAILWAY HEADS -.
-Four Hsson'G DRAWING FRAMES
Fourteen Hilps GRARED BPERDERS, forty Bpindlee
One GARD GRINDER
Forty.three Mason's Warp Ring Traveller SPINNING
fRAME9, 120 spindes each
Thirty:three Mason's Filling hing Traveller SPIN
MING FRAMES, l20 spindles each
BIZ haaon's SPOOLRhg, 48 spindles each
Eight Masonic WRAPPERS, drop wire
Ten 8a1on'B DIRE 6RR8
TWO hnpdred and thirty-six Mason's ynrd.wide'
speoder BoBBrNs spiEnins BoBBrNs and warping-
BPOOlS. REEDS, HARNESS, 10, 90. ~
Parties Whaling TO purchase hsd better come ana or.
amino while tho Machinery In running.
The Machinery viii be boxed and delivered OF the,
South %s Carolina % Railroad Depot b the Company
Presidcat arani,svirls Manufacturing COMPANY.
April 2a g&sE mthl3
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Spring ! and SUMMER GOODS.

TlHE SUBSCRIBER. HAVING JUST RETURNED
Il from the North, takes thin method Of inforrning
the public that he ig receiving full assortment OF
CLOTHS, OABSSIHERES, COATIN aB AND YRSTINGS
to Spring and Summer wear. 81 =" N 10 : :
These goods having been purchased recently. and at
will and to their advantage 10 gvs me CALL 40 have
the most experteneed workmen, and am prepared to
Richards old stand, no. % Broad-atreet. II' b,
AarchaQ j. 3. PHILLIpa,
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AUCTION SALES.
Furniture Of q Family leauing the City.
MCKAY d CAMPBELL,
Next Post Office, HuseI-street.

Fa'nqgre Mrs q fsar,tg e 91s lesning the City.
S1nN PM 2o HbD'l S sH
n and Seat and GnE s6ss
NJ Meat Safes leo Houses, Mattresses Bosters and Pill
ing aias Cooling Stoves Tosey %,.ne
Machine. Tenders. &C., &c.
Conditions cesh. April 2s
Splendid orSy %sSIT Gaziags e aS1,s Pref Horse, &c.
Next to Postomee. Hasei-.treet,
One ss aRs r. 40 GeHst aRs Rps5sclse
der saddle or harness s'nao DA'
One Bay Horse isuitable for wagon or drafs.
! Bale WASHED wool.
conditions cash. April 7e
me1SA9 Salsa's q oS.SM Ss suafs SNsEsk; Ns4;; &C. &C.
sArsEr % "a: Fh5s H..a l3 SsdSst
Hats, Shirts, sospenders, Head Pins Mems Womenfs:
Key
oenal!!0nsseash: April 2s
Betssr4s Be- ss s1trting and Yarns.
TOMORROW, 27th inst, at 10 o'clock we will ssu ,.,
out store No. 1856 Meeting stro. se Titn h
10 bales 7,s BArEsv1LLE sH1Rr1Na
bales Cotton Yarn. assorted. from tolls.
bales English coTToN DRILLS.
Conoluons cash. Auri Or
,,
ga,essrpea nV .1SsaS Sale Of r. D'si,a1e GOODS.
Aomohho"' 1'th instanf at 10 O'Clock, will be sod
chests GREEN TEA
81 Snnnds SssSs sg1rn,nS S MI i;l;'Sr 5aMns
100 dozen Black Shirt Braid
ISS ISS great sroa. gross Bone and Metal Pant Buttons
zoo dozen n I'm Silk, Turkey Red and Bandanna Hand.
$50 dozen aents' and Ladies' Linen Cambria Handler.
isS sS Bl Blaok slIk M mantiilas l
sU oroWn Dr1ll Coatn
0o1oiaone casn. April 2s
BY M1LL1eAN, mELonERs g. CO.
~ Wharf, We W win 4 sell SI'''A On BROWNS
CYLINDER BOILERS 10 feat incibes long 90 ,no,,,
diameter with two i3 inch fuea eaoh e' w 'AsioS
old 1s and 50 Founders English Guns
/ lot Yellow Metal
! lot Wrought Iron
lot Chains &C.. &c.
lot BRASS and COPPER
lot Wrought and CAST Iron
lot CHAINS. TO-, on Accommodation Wharf
Terms cash. - Anru o.
HR-H- =.
win be- sold. ut Pnsiio AUCTION AZ 10 oesoct y
WEDNESDAY May 2sd. 1863, at seabroof near M Hsston
BARNARD, Assistant Quarterms ter the Soi1oHin
STEAMER "OHAssEUR" |" as sbe lava on the hsach
Scott" "SN~
Terms caeh I'm aoyernment h,,ds
n" .00,.'' n yu nuonr.o
Breyet Lfeut Col and cbias or.rIormsnt,,-
April 10
-eE-- @--o-- .oo.H oa.0nHa
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BfACxzyNuRv
viii be sold, at Public Auction. at 10 o'cIocS n S
WEDNESDAY, May 2s 1865 az the Army Hncfb,na n
shops on St Helena Iaiand onnoste Eiitcyn Ia.5 a
O. under the direction OF Can't dHARLFs BARNARn p
THE FOIDOWINH piJRT IN pRopRprv ,..
One HoRIZONTAI FNcsiNE an inch atrots M "a ,,o,
cylinder w .--D 'A'Ae' 40 in'AS
Ono Horizontal Engine. 40 inch cylinder
One Iocomotve Roller ~ ~ o'HeS
parts 2 eS1n. ~ t.so .1net pi neaeer . -, ,,
One Rnvsr Fne8na svI,nSar En ''nnoer
Two Double HsiatisnS Enetnss
One Old Boiler e
rTvTo Sa1 MAJ, r.r-,.,a,
Lot Of Old Maehinerys
Two Isu1 Iron pint Wonsa Ua.s
One act ~ Roi,srs Sor Po,,.- 1-,,
Sne Power pnncb oi oo"'f n'n
fi1 slide IatSes. one 40 inch swing two 20 ,noh tvO
- ons nens hoit oWu nntt.r Tas 20 ihch
One pIan,oa T, Ms,h,,. O .o,. ,o, on ,.,,
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said the Judge to Rolfe, ''the best you
can find anywhere. You have heard what
these gentlemen have said. Well" he
little uneasily, e don't like
to tell you in my own house; but"
"Let that be no hindrance," filing and
lighting his pipe.
:sWell, then" said the Judge. :come
here at ten o'clock tomorrow morning,
and I'll have you hung"
Rolfe looked disconnected, and appeared
eaortifed at the idea CT asking favor. =,
"You-you have been so kind to re, "
he said, hesitatingly, ''that | hardly like
to ask you for anything more"
"Not at all, D replied the Judge. 'Out
with it; you are welcome to it before you
ask"
"Well," said Role, Il wish-to-mor-
row is my ague day. and the shakes come
at ten-woald you be SO good as to
asa,sS,fflne at nine. se---- 81
with the greatest pleasure, answered
the good hearted Judge, shaking Rolfe
by the hand. 'sNine it shall be-"
Accordingly John Rolfe went to the
inn, paid his bill, and the next morning
was hung as the clock struck nine.
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DIR. III. L. DYRN'S
LILO D E FL @ R A i,
OR, PERFUME FOR THE MILLION.

WIS exquisite perfume is introduced for univer-
i sal use being the only Perfume now to be
found that answers that purpose.
1t perfumes the pocket handkerchief, better than
Jockey Club or Cologne water without staining
or wettlng. Also, at the same time, perfumes all
kinds of clothing, preventing them from having
that peculiar ''nusty" smell when kept in trunks
or awers
1t keeps out 'MorH" from all kinds of clothing,
furs, &C.
For pertaining visiting or wedding cards; en-
velopes, writing paper, &C., it is superior to any
thng.in use three Of the OIIos'' being sufficient
to perfume one thousand envelopes and two realps
of paper.
This perfume will last for years, rendering ev-
erything with which it comes in contact exquisite
~ sweet. Full printed directions 90 with each
Ono" Sent by mail, for so cents each, three
for One Dollar, six for Two Dollars, or sixteen
for Five Dollars, free of postage Price to Agents
by Express $40 per hundred, fifty for $40.
Send cash orders to DR.. NJ. L. BYRN, Box
4GG9 P. o. New York, or call at rs Bank Street
gzy~ Fon SALE at Bargelt's Jewelry Store in
Woodstock
June I, 1seG-3m.
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Admission of Tennessee.

Washington, July 24.-The Presidents
message on the subject of Tennessee was
laid before the House soon after its trans
mission to that body. The republicans
greeted some of the sentences with laugh
ter, while the democrats applauded. AT
the conclusion of the reading Mr.. Stevens
Immediately moved that the committee ON
reconstruction be discharged from the fur
ther consideration of the credentials of the
members elect from Tennessee, and that
they be referred to the committee on cleo
tions. This was agreed to, when
Mr.. Dawes, without delay, called the
committee together, and, after an interval
of a few minutes only, made favorable
report to the House, and three of the mem
bers, Mcssrs. Maynard, Stokes and Taylor,
forthwith appeared and qualified by taking
the oath required by law,
Their colleagues at that time had not
heard the good news. This proceeding
was succeeded by applause from the floor
and galleries. Every body seemed to be
satisfied and happy on the restoration Of
Tennessee to her former practical relations
to the House. There was a salute of 100
guns fired this evening in honor of the
event.
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Recruiting Still Going on.

ri THE close of the war found lis with but very
i few Goods on hand but we take pleasure in
announcing to our old friends and the public gene
rally, that we have received our stock, and have
now on hand large and complete assortment of
FRESH DRUGS & MEDICINES,
PAINTS OF ALL KINDS.
WHALE OIL, COAL GIL, FLAXSEED OIL,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE, VARNISHES;
A full assortment of
DYE-STUFFS, and nice assortment of
CONFECTIONERY; fine selection ofbest SHOE
FINDINGS; the very best Chemicals SNUFF,
TOBACCO, CIGARS; fancy articles in great
variety LOOKING GLASS PLATES, all Sizes;
STATIONERY, &C., ALL OF TIE VERY BEST
QUALITY, and as low figures as can be had at any
place in the Valley. Ny Tinctures Essenses, ONT
ments, etc. warrant to De OF :he strength required
by the standard pharmacopeia.
NJ Prescriptions carefully compounded.
lreturn my sincere thanks for past patronage,
and shall endeayor to merit continuance of the
same. 3. SCHMITT
i Oct. Ii. 1904.
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DONALDSON 4, KNElsLEY.

II NUUUSTUVk, Y 4.
TIMERS, COPPERSMITHS, AND DEALERS
In STOVES, &C.. would respectfully an =,
nounce to their old friends and customers. III
and the public generally that, as the war Ssssysal
is now over and peace has again restored
us to our former aVocatons OF life and revived bus
mess throughout the country. that we keep on
hand for sale, and make to order, at the shortest
notice,
Tin, Copper, and Sheet-Fpon ware.
of every description, and upon the most reasonable
terms.
We have also just received from the Northern
cities 4 large and varied assortment of
COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES,
OF the most improved styles and patterns, which VIC
viii sell on accommodating terms
Give us q call, and examine our stock, at the old
stand, 2 doors south OF Welsh's Hotel, and we will
endeavor to give satisfaction.
Oct. 4, 1S65-y
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VIRGINIA HOTEL.

" IRWINIA EiUIEI,
" WOODSTOCK, VA.
This popular Hotel has been newly fitted up, and
the proprietor is now prepared for the entertain
ment of the travelling public. This is the only
Hotel in the town that was kept open during the
war; all others were closed, to the exclusion Of
travellers. The proprietor feels that he has some
claim, from this fact, upon those who visit pass
through our beautiful Valley lie has abundance
of GRAIN & HAY for horses having a large
and commodious stable, and an experienced ostier.
His table is always furnished with everything
desirable to the most fastdous. In short, his best
efforts will be used to make his house always
PLEASANT HOME to all VIII NAV be pleased to
stop with him. He feels it unnecessary to say
word to his old patrons. The treatment they have
heretofore received at his house is a sufficient
guarantee of continuance of their CUSTOM
Oct. 4, 1865. IL. s. q. ALBERT.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1885.
Pianos. Pianos.
" MANUFACTURER OF
GRAND C SQUIRE
pT4NO ETOPTES

Factories-84 and Sc Camden Street. Wareroom.
No. North Liberty Street, above Baltimore
Street Baltimore, Maryland.
Persons who intend purchasing Piano. will find
it to their interest to purchase direct from this
Manufacturer; we can guarantee our instruments
to be first class they are made Of the best Rose
wood, are full iron Frame and Over-strung, and
we guarantee them for FIVE years, with the priyi-
iege of exchanging them within twelve months, if
not satisfactory to the purchasers.
Second hand Pianos always hand from
$50 to $780,
Melodians and Parlor Organs from the best ma
kers.
give have permission to refer to the follow
ing persons who have our Pianos now in =
James l.. Miller, of Shenandoah, and Ada Miller,
Strasburg Seminary. NOV. ,, '65.-y
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THE CORNER STORE

q I EILER Z RHODES
I Il Are receiving at the Corner Store splendid
assortment Of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
embracing every description of fine dress goods
for the ladies, mouslns calicoes of the latest and
best STYLES. and all other beautiful goods for the
season; bonnets and trimmings, ribbons, laces, and
on; and great lot of latest STYLES Of cloths
cassimeres, satinetts, vestngs, &C., for gentlemen
Also bountiful supply Of staple goods, cottons
linens. drillings shcetings, and the rest. These
goods will be sold at reduction of at least % per
cent on former rates, as they were purchased I'M
der the most favorable circumstances Cash and
country produce taken for goods mar Is
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CARRIAGE MAKING.

T CLINEDTNST WOODSTOCK, VA,
~ Has resumed business, at his yy=7sgs q
old stand, and Lis is now ready to turn- a4= 5
prepared to do REPAIRING OF
ALL KINDS at the shortest notice and on reas-
enable terms. He respectfully returns his thanks
to his old customers, and still socits their pat
ronage.
October IL, 1865.
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NO. 43

All these steps had been taken, when,
on the 4th day Of December, 1868, the
Both Congress assembled. Nearly eight
months have elapsed since that time, and
no other plan Of restoration having been
proposed by Congress for the measures in
stituted by the Executive, it is now de-
clared, III the joint resolution submitted for
my approval that the State Of Tennessee
is hereby restored to her former proper
practical relations to the Union, and is a.
gain entitled to be represented By Sena-
tors and Representatives in Congress"
Thus, after the lapse Of nearly eight
months, Congress proposes to pave the way
to the admission and to the representation
of one Of the eleven States whose people
arraYed themselves IN rebellion against the
constituted authority Of the federal goyesp1
ment.l
Of further delay, whethe
on tao part Of ConAes1
to seats CT 10y. real
tives from the ssasS-5--s, to tb Or lms
Notwithstanding the anonla are adj aractef
Of the proceedings, affixed my signature to
the resolution. BY approval, however,
is not to be construed as an acknowledge
ment Of the right Of Congress to pass laws
preliminary to the admission of duly quail
fled Representatives from any Of the States.
Neither is it to be considered as commit
ting me to all the statements made in the
preamble-some Of which are, in my O.
pinion, without foundation, in fact. espe-
cially, the assertion that the State Of Ten
nessee has ratified the amendment to the
constitution of the United States proposed
By the Thirty-ninth Congress. No official
notice of such ratification has been reoeiv-
ed BY the Executive, Or filed in the De-
partment Of State ; On the contrary, unof-
fetal information from most reliable sources
induces tie belief that the amendme1 bas,,
not yet been constitutionally sanctid&
the Legislature of Tennessee. The rig rc
of each house, under the constitution, to
Judge Of the elections. returns and quail
fcations of its own members, is undoubted,
and my approval or disapproval of the res
olution could not, in the slightest degree,
increase or diminish the authority in this
respect conferred upon the two branches
Of Congress.
In conclusion, I cannot too earnestly re-
peat my recommendation for the admiss-
ion of Tennessee, and all other States, to %
fair and equal participation in national
legislation, when they present themselves
in the persons of loyal Senators and Rep
resentatives, who can comply. with all the
requirements of the constitution and the
laws By this means, harilony and re-
Cancellation will be effected, the practical
relations of all the States to the Federal
Government re-established, and the work
of restoration, inaugurated upon the ter
mination Of the war, successfully compile
ted ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington, D. c., July 81, 1866.
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TEL. & Nj. M. G.. RODEFFER.
GA I2TNErF I'D

Y CABINET MAkERS,
HOUSE CARPENTERS AND JOINERS,
Would announce to the public that they have
ftted up The shop nearly opposite the National
H1tci, IN Woodstock, Shenandoah county, Va,
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FURNITURE,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL.
in the most fashionable and workmanlile STYLE.
lhey are also prepared to execute all Jobs in
JOlNERlNG AND HOUSE CARPENTERING.
In a neat substantial, and durable manner
Having had the advantage Of considerable ex-
perience, and the Instructions of the best worBmen
IN the country, they guarantee that all work exc
cuted by them shall give satisfaction.
They respectfully ask share of the public
patronage. TOct 4, 1865.
n. B.-We are prepared to make at the short
est notice, COFFlNS, in every style, fine and
common, upon reasonable terms.