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1Hk lNCU ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon
at . clock. Jacob Sniyely. ESQ president
ano the Board OF Directors OF the Chess paaI,e
and Ohio Canal, arrived at Geor-ptovn IN
their tour of inspection. in their beaufifnI ax
cursion boat Washington, Captain James Pi
per. The party lefI Cumberland Tuesday
morning and Were accompanied through each
division by Its superintendent, and tboruu chi y
INSPECTED every Office. station. lock dam and
brldEe belonging TO the company. aud we are
grained tn hear them report the canai IN ex
eelleut order.
Flour AND GHAIN MARKET.-Tbe r,arl.o,
opened with an actiye demand for flour and
grain. The transactions in noUr are var,-
light, because of The ins iiciencv of the sun
ply. Holders firm at closing prices OF last
week Graln-We noticed this morning tn q
ARRIVAL OF the Z. ArdinSer, from Williamson.
with Hour and corn TO Geo. Waters The de-
maud for wheat Is active Good rcd v,nter
wheat Is selling at S3as3i0 no white Offer.
ing. Corn-There is a greater dem and for corn
man ior several weeks past, Shich is attrlbu.
ted 10 the scarcity OF wheat. The demand and
the advance in the money market has causef
an advance in the Prlce OF csrn Yellow sold
readily al na95 cents: white, 81, 10 ppr bu,hsI
iood supply OF yellow, but white very scarce.
Last sale Saturday was of several tbonsand
bushels At the Price quoted.
The CANAL.-Arrived-Bo Boats d. Kuode
with Hour and grain to Geo Waters: p Hejna
with posts; Geo. Moler and John Moore, with
limestone; and thirty-four boats with coal.
consigned as follows: To Phillips s. Boose'
5i6.s TONS Borden Co, 313 10 tons: Hamp.
shire and Baltimore Co, 325.I5 tons: American
Co, 65ol4 TOMS Central 90. l,4e9.2 tons: Con-
soidation Co, 3e9.5 tons: Cumberland co.
1888 tons. Departed-Nigilant, with salt to
Cumberland; p. Heine, lumber. TO Liz Lock.
ID. knodr, with sundries to Merceryille: r.
Smith, salt TO Hancock, and sixteen boats
light. 'o''''
PoET OF GEoEGETowN-Schr. Matilda Sni.
Ger, Paul master, for Alexandria: sloop David
5. Page, for Back River.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
r,.PoHTANT FRory euRopT.


War Virtually Commemorative Prussia "a
Troops enter Belstrin-Tbe Austriaas
Concentrating NJ Altona-The English
Rrf0rm BiiI-The Markets.
FARTHER POINT. June Is.--The steamer Pc
ruyian from Liverpool on the eth, via Lon
donderry on the sth INST, has passed here
The sales OF cotton for the week Were n 200
bsies.
The market opened buoyant with "A ad vance
which was lost, and closed At a decline of I'd
or the week. Orleans middiing uuotad nj
l3Hd. Bresdstuffs firm. Provisions qu,et and
ST, ady.
LONDON, June s-Consols closed at ssas6 Y
Tor money. L. =. Five-,wentles 64a6ix
Bullion in the Bank of England has increased
fI4co,CoD.
The P-ussian troops entered Holstein on the
sih inst. The Austrians We're concentrating
al Altoona. where collision is expected.
These movements are regarded as the virtual
commencement of war.
In the House of Commons the opposition at
tmpfed q surprise on the Government, by
moving the postponemen. of the franchise
clause In the reform bill. but were defeated
by majority Of % for the Government Wal
poles amendment was also rejected; the Gey-
eminent majority being IL.
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DV,T1 OF eENERAL LEWIS C.ss

Gen Lewis Csss, whose death at Detroit,
Mica was announced by n telegram from that
CITY Yesterday, was born al Exeter, n. II, De-
tobef Q, 80 and ST the age of seventeen set out
TO work MS way in the world alone. He
crossed the Allegheny Mountains on foot, and
settled AZ Marietta. Ohio. There he became :.
lawyer, and az the age OF twenty-five he " rs
q member CT the Legislature of that young and
growing State. For his services in crushing
the Barr conspiracy, Mr.. jefferson appointed
bin marshal of the district of Ohio, and IN that
Office he continued nearly five years, until he
volunteered TO repel the Indian aggressions
on the frontier, when he became colonel of the
third regiment Ohio volunteers, fighting and
winning the first battle, that of Toronto. He
wa subsequently appointed a colonel IN the
the position of brigadier general, and distin-
euished himself at the battle of the Thames
In October, 1872, he was appointed by Mr.
Madison Governor of the Territory of Mich
igan. He continu TO hold that position until
called by President jackson, IN July, 1881, to
the Cabinet as Secretary OF War. In 1896 he
was transferred to the place of Minister to
the compliment of a Presidential nomination.
but he suffered the modification of a defeat:
Gen. Tay lor was elected. He had resigned his
Senatorship upon accepting the Presidential
Nomination, and Immediately upen his reiec
tion his State again elected him. He again re-
signed 10 accept the place of Secretary of State
under Mr.. Buchanan IN 1857. When the Pres
traitors, the old soldier of 1912, unable to en-
dure an ASSOCIATION which conld never have
been pleasant one, on the 18th Of December,
$50. resigned his place and retired to private
lite, where he lived to rejoice in the complete
yindication OF the Republic.
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xXXIXTH CONGRESS-FIRST SESSION

MONDAY, June Is.
SENATK.-Mr. Harris presented the petition
OF seven New YORK Banks, asking an exten.
sion OF time on the tax in circulation. Re.
ferred to Finance Committee.
Mr.. Stewart presented q petition for the
transfer OF the Indian Bureau to the War DE.
partment: Referred to the Committee on In.
dian Affairs.
Mr.. Fessenden. from the Finance Commit.
tee, reported back the tax bill, with amend.
ments. Ordered 10 be printed.
M. Howard called up the bill in relation to
the Pacific Railroad, which was under discus.
sion on Friday last.
MIR. CONFESS offered an amendment author.
izing the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
with the consent and approval OF the Secrets.
~ OF the Interior, TO locate and construct their
roao from Omana, Nebraska, westward, &C.
cordlng TO the most practicable route
Pending discussion on the above the morn.
ing hour expired, and the special order which
was bill to regulate the occupation of mine.
raj lands, was taken up.
HousE.-Mr. Davis, Of N. Y, introduced q
Dill 70 establish In Germany an agency to fur.
nish information concerning the resources of
the United States. Referred.
Mr.. Trowbrtdge, Of Mich, introduced a bill
70 estaoiisn Q commission 70 consider claims
BEG ny ioya ciazens against the United States.
Resolutions providing for an increase OF the
compensation OF the Superintendent of the
speech Folding Department, the Bookkeeper
the House, were introduced and agreed to.
Also, resolutions Of inquiry In regard to in.
creasing the pay Of other subordinate employ
ees In the Capitol.
Mr.. Davis, Of N. Y, introduced resolution
OF inquiry In regard to improving the decora.
lions Of the Hall Of Representatives. Passed.
Mr.. Baldwin, Of Mass, introduced q resolu.
ton OF inquiry into the expediency Of transfer
ring the Marine Corps to the army. The reso-
luton was agreed 70. fsa -
The morning hour having expired
Mr.. Stevens, OF Pa, introduced q joint reeo-
luton providing TN amendment 70 the Con-
stitution. empowering Congress 70 levy an ex.
port duty on cotton, and demanded the previ-
Gus question upon tts adoption. The previous
question being seconded the joint resolution
was rejected. yeas, So, nays si;. two-thirds OF
the House act voting In favor thereof.
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THE TRIAL OF COL. PAULpINo

IL is said that the court-martial that trisd the
case OF Lieut.. Col. Paniding have reached q
decision which is equivalent to an acquittal OF
him. 1t is stated that although the court found
him guilty Of disobedience OF orders in the
matter of removing the deposits, it acanits
him of any fraudulent intention, and finds
much 10 recommend him to favorable cousid.
erauon, IN the fact that As public officer
Col. Paulding had disbursed sI5tiODOO ali Of
which has been promptly and accurately &C.
counted for. What the sentence Of The cour,
Is, has not as vet transpired
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THEATEICALs IN WAsHISGToN-we are
glad 20 say that Mr.. John 7. Ford proposes to
do something for Washington's amusement in
his lire, ard will open the campaign for the
fall and winter Al Growers Theater, about the
list OF September, with good company and a
succession of stars of the first brilliancy. Joe
Jefferson, who lis about returning from Europe,
has been engaged for an early appearance. and
RIstori. whose name fills all Europe, will also
appear. In fact all the star performers en-
gagged BY Ford for his Baltimore theater will
also appear in Washington.
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From Fortress Monroe

FORTRESS MONROE, June 1e.-The revenue
enter NOrtherner, with Senator Grimes Com
missioner Hollins, of the Internal Revenue
Bureau; Assistant Secretary Chandler of the
Treasury Department. and party of Con-
cressmen. arrived here this morning from
Washington. They visited Gen. Miles and
the Portsmouth navy yard. and will return
back this afternoon.
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WADHKEYEs PARDoNrD

Inc PRESIDENT has granted a pardon TO Wade
Reyes, OF Montgomery, Alabama, who was a
member OF the rebel Cabinet, having been
Attorney General Of the short-lived Confede-
racy. His pardon was requested and recon.
mended by Attorney General Speed and Ad-
mral Lee, Of the United States navy
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Death from Cholera i'm Bal,imor.,

BALTIMORE, June 1s.-The fatal case of chol-
era here yesterday was that of William How
ard Mann, aged "A years. His father resides
In the western section of the city. The de-
ceased contracted the disease in New York
his room mate having died OF il. He was sick
when he left New York, and on arriving here
on Sunday morning he was taken to the In
Urinary. He had the best medical treatment,
but he was too far gone 10 arrest the disease
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From Nova Scctia

HALIFAX, june 1S.-The v. - runboa+s
Augusta. Ashuelet and Miauianomah left 81
JOHNS. n. r.. on the 18TH instant. for % ueens
tUwu.
The Asbueiet when OF the Narrows ran info
and sunk The brig Selma
The steamship China is Off this port in a
fee. -
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INTERNAL REvENuE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were $3.50, 1856. The receipts
on Saturday last were Si3l, 1854 and during
the week ending on that day they were 3d.
s.G,I.4 So
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Eobking the Mails

NEWARK. June 1s.-Foster NJ. Dunn. cle,l,
in the POSI- office in this city, was arrested on
SATURDAY on tue charge OF roSoing the mails
he confessed his guilt. The money and letters
were found upon his person
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PEEsQN AL--Max Lansburgk. of the firm of
I-snsbnrgh Bro, sailed for Europe on Sat
urday last in the steamer AlIemania ....Jno.
Hi'z. Esq, Consul General of Switzerland.
arrived: at Southampton on the 9th instant,
after passage of ten days from New York.
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PhiIadelphia-Gaitlen Marie,

PHILADELPHIA. June IS.-Cattle more ac
tive aud ad yanced u cent: receipts I 6n0 he,b
Extra l7KalS- Sheep less active and lower.
receipts Ii,wt head quoted at Ga6l1 Cows i'm
good demand and iuil prices. Hogs unchanged:
receipts OF 600 head
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SEyEN.TBIRTy CoupoNs

The first package OF coupons of the June
18th seven-thirty bonds arrived ut the Treas.
ury to-day. The coupons had been paid by
national banks and United States depositaries,
and were forwarded for the purpose Of being
credited 10 the respective banking institutions.
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NV YORK FIRST BOARD SALES.
Coupons, lIaa; Five Tweut,es. lssz, Ha p:
Five Twenhes. 1854 IUaat: Five Twenties
1s6s, it2N: !Ten Forties, s6d,: Seven Thirues
Ie2 <; Certificates. 100S; Cold. 1884,.
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FLUCTUATIONS OF GoLD.-(iold was at one
time to-day 1854 on Wall street, but al p. m.
had fallen to 1885,
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BOARDING.

COOP BEDS FOB RESPECTABLE MEN,
" oy the day, wee Z or month, in fine, healthy
LOCALITY. Apply vt 401 Virginia avenue, between
"a aDu 30 streets, Island. It.
H Oh RENT A number of nicely fur nj shed
Rooms, with or without BOARD. Inquire
at 4.9 18th street, near st. 10 l5-swT
A LADY In THIS COUNTRY CAN ACCOM-.
"A modate two or three families with BOARD
lpquire at the Star rfice. lie l5-3t.
DLEAsANT BOOMs- GOOD BOARD.-Terms
moderate. 13s b st west of 2lst. je IA 6t1
RoARpING.a,9ne FURNIsHED ROOM. in a
- private family, with BOARD, suitable for lady
ana en'ienan, or two gentlemen. $50 Der nIenth
Table Board at Sls per month. ApIly at 1876 18th
81. bet- ana u. Jel
Two LET-FgRNIsHKD Rooms, with or with
\ out bOABD, singly. or in suites suitable for
small families. at very low rates One of the
best sud healthiest locations In the city ln1uire
at 122 Pa avenue bet 18th and 10th sts jell 81 y
ROARbING-A pleasant FRONT ROOM. with
- hfst-class BOARD, and enough OF 1t ) within
nve minutes walk Of the War Department Loca
ton pleasant, And healthful any in the city
Apply at No. 20 Penn. avenue, between 2lst and
I'D SIS. 49,
TABLE BOARD 81 No. AGA 10th street. !. 5sv
doors north Of the avenue Terms SIS nsr
stostn. de l6-tf
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GOOD TINE IN PRosFscT.-The second
annual picnic Of the Railroad ReIiaf assscis
Ton Will take place at the PARK ON Wedpeedav
next ana the committee promise that eyery
exertien will be made to afford their frienxs
who attend pleasant time.
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Music IN LAFATETrR SouARr.-A stand
has been erected in Lafayette Square, and the
18th infantry and 5th cavalry bands Will ~.
order Of Gen. Augur, give open air concerts
there on every Monday, "Wednesday and FrI-
day afternoon during the season, commenc,ns
at O'Clock. The first perTormapce will he rs
the 5th cavalry band this eyeninss
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WAETnD-A neat. cleaaly, t16y and viiii.r
w YOUTH, to be waiter in Q 6aleon. Annjy
sstr m this day, 1t 9l6 PENN. avenue, 81.
q and stS street.. ~ :o, en len -
OF the 18th fnstant, large BAY H0RSI sbo1t
An. ,;sh, i,Sns hind loot whIts short name al
wsrd viii be paid II returned 20 " y UNCf Ee
ESQ street. between l7th and 18th. je Is S.
n orlC1 OF 90 -PARfHkReHiP.
Iwcald respectfully announce to mr f,i..a.
And the public eenerally thst have TITS day a.
NOLUe, In the BIaeksmithin and Horcs -sho.l..-
oystness. q the old stand on Q street nortS' -
So my old Customers eEx acQu ii No. - sns~.
zero. xhe business VIII hsrsasssr he eonductsi 81
A. BROWN
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NO EPIDEMIC AT THE ALMsHoUsE-DrS 4.
A HI. McKim. Physician TO The Wash,n rton
Asylum, writes 70 the Mayor denying the
ruth o. the rumor that typhus fever is again
prevailing epidemically at the workhouse.
He says:
There has not been q case of typhus fever i'm
the Workhouse for more than two months. Il
think; nor has there been q case In the Asy
lum proper for some time, other than such rs
are sent In from the CITY, OF which there hs We
been several during the winter and spring. A
lew cases appeared, q short time ago, in the
temporary building erected last winter, but il
was soon checked by transferring the patients
70 the hospital tents. There are no cases OF
short, in my Wis. to-day found no inmate for
whom il was necessary 10 prescribe. do not
think the house was ever in better condition
than at this time.n
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III W. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE RU,In.
my L0T On ISL: NORTH, BETWEEN 1TH

HSp III sTa v sTR ST; rHO Krs, BETWEEN lTH
Of Columbia bsasissp dsss Gonst
f. sss:. Il &, SsI,I m
81 sa!s ;s +: ,sss.
and the plan of tie city Of WasS.
street North Of sixteen sj feet. and running Sss
Terms Of sale: 80 One me- third cash: tb. rs.,s,.
equal payments Of and ls months, the purchs ssp
giving his notes for the deferred pigments Sssis
G Tile deed e Be sasi1s hs
whole Of the purchase money is paid. All conv. 1e
j.ls soat&s,a " Z. WALL Z Ii oar8a; u.s..
RY JAS. g. McGUIRE 3 Co, AuctionesT.
0alGKERIEG rARLok GRAND PIANO
ShhAAssTBSE5KI lIyyRHIIISkSsa AND
ing ss :SsI :s. i No 4s ssNTT @:f:SS
.:sss: a ss
One Psrlor Grand Piano Forte, Rosewood c....
7sc t y Sh,cLsring, steel and over; ''
hgl:,sIsd q asss. esn:i:sins q pieces. 'a'' a'
Js sSs; :ss! n e rur.
Three suites q Painted Cottage Chamber Fur.
Walnut Marble ton Centre Table.
Brussele. Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
Hair and Huek Mattresses.
Feather and hair Pillows and Bolyters,
1sintsd B.Sssas, W.shstanas snd Wsrdreess,
Two walnut Tssssssen Disiss table, 0'nss
Forty eight Oak Dane sect Dining Chair.
Stone China Dinner. Breakfast, and Tea Setts.
On: Il. g Siss ~ COOKING sso,. and rv,,,
Tss.vs Coal P.r,or and Chssssr ssov,s.
Kitchea Furniture, Bousekeeoina Rao.,.,s.
etc. J. Q. Ac0UiR1 1 90.
HHe0 Aactionse.s.
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Gold
Affairs i'm Georgetown

Gold
PHILADELPHIA June IS.-Gold IL.
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SICOlD EDITION.
so,cLoCK p. n.
eoYERNMENr ctRIrIEs.

III WASHINGTON. June tS, i-6i.
Jay Coolss & Go. fursish the following
Quotations of Government securities:
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- SUPERIOR PIANOS. -
MSU I in-it. the attention of the mn
Ssnt Of IsSos now my .sor. sDa a, "srs
rooms: yhi,h embr.ca: instrument. from the ae-
and In numbers aud styles Offering . greater Va,
rist, than any estabiishnsnt south OF Bostsn or
ID new and beautiful Rosewood Pianos from
Chickertng Sons.
Vim B radbury Co.,
George steck & Co
10 very nearly new Rosewood Pianos that has
been but little nsed, ranging in price from SJJ to
e, y very good Pianos. second hand, ranging from,
nAmeriean PArlor Organs.
H., ~ MeIodeons, Of 5 d. II. W. Smith. ceIe-
Tine above are for sale on small monthly pay
nents. '"'
Plan, Pianos. ps5ler Organs. Melodeons, for rent,
paired. JOHN r. ELLIS
i.,.s sos Pa. avenue.
IkING AND LIVERY STABLE FOR SALE.
HsyinG made ARRANGEMENTS to locate South. I
@ Of Tn i:1 Wifi fHis s WI
No. 20 German street, near Eutsw. one ofHC2N
the city q The ..o cRo: !. 4. st:blSs in
working order, shd to buyins ma. I viii sell At
For particulars, address
b. ". RICHARDS.
20 German street
!.Ie Baltimore, Md.
GREAT BARGAINS o. -
" M THIN DRESS GOODS
81 nave this day marked down my entire stock as
s,p pLess yabr1ce with view TO close them ali
lot: 's'es In New York. name few in tks
100 s ysTcs silk Plaid eREHADINEs at y.
1i00 ,srs g , neat Check snslish GRENADE sxs
i~ g rssss { krShss orsandis nusLlNs and
Win ma1y other seasonabls Dve.s o..s.
VIII be ssid at great reduc tion IN m iccs "aeh
je 1851 $40 7th stre:t. ". UyLLEf,
r. L o + Il No
ONE P1lDE ONLY,
"Ha e's,ss''ass.sa Aasy,sea sv.
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LOST AND FOUND.


1 9sT--A MASONIC EMBLEM in slap. of a
81 ie't =; this ONCE. % Is.g;
=: = REV ARD-stolrn frne 81 q A CLARK
hi &C cow ioS the it,n inst lsrae red and
ard blind ia the lei: eye. The auoyt reward will
b b pad # for her returs to No iI3 street bet
Esn kEwARp-St ed or ,iolen, GU the 18th
VI - insts Mt, red and white spotted COW;
srat horns. two holes bored in each whito fore
three :eais. Above reward for iniofn,ati On that
MI secure her retniD to CONRAD FINKmANN,
- lsdstSwIt'
S4uC Np-On "Wednesday AFTERNOON, Juuc H. a
- 20. n ri HUN; e9utsining small sum OF
proving property. Address G B Post OSce il,.3tS
& - REWARD -Strayed or stolen on the 18th
So Instant, a dun coiOred HORSE; star in the
Th head y wind brchep; hoot split a his ei foot.
hANpkR kROkE, Buzzaid's Point, corner of q
arc ~ ss. Jeli3t
EouND-0n saturday. the 20 instant on board
trip--a fire GOLD RING which the owner can
have by paying tor this acknowledgement
le 10 70 j. 90 office foot 9TH st.
G KEwARD-strayed away on ThuTsd ~. the
- ~ 18th instar I; a Brown II 0RSE with white in
MGd l. q, or the shoulder Any person that will
TTern as hG fo Nor or Of his
between and SITS, Island, will receive the above
reward ana all Other expenses paid je 1885,
e n REWARD-Sfrayed or stolen. on the l.th,
" - " inst. q BED BrIhdle COW, white cru nblef
hoi ms small white star in the hall white
Tall white hind legs; white Hanks: right ear short
IN Beet order ab0n ,0w lbs weight ;between and
years OF age The ABOVE reward viii be paid to
any person returning her TO Mrs. DRISEOLL
owner j. poor widow woman having q helpless
family OF fve childI en- and other cans of srp-
port. ia Is.s txN
e REWARD-Will be paid for q BLACK, Sauare
sD.1 LACE VEIL, lost on l4th street, between
Massachusetts, avenue and College Hill. on Tue,-
day afternoon Inquire At Star ONCE. my 10
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conspirators l. South Carolina. il predicte6
rn1n ages %onia not repair to that people the
prescription, confiscation, the loss OF life,
liberty, and property, the breaking mn al
peaceini homes, and the general devastation
D nj 90 LILY were held up to contem.
would inevitably result from q persis.
tence In their Ubiquitous designs But Al.
mohiuon, remonstrance and adjuration, how.
ea;, Galn, SPACIOUS ana fraternal, We're I'm.
availing 10 control the vaulting ambition and
evil passions OF men, or to allay the fell spirit
OF party which fomented and provoked the
nairicidal strife. Naught but the terrible re.
alities Of war could satisfy its authors of the
aosurdity OF their criminal theory, or impress
them with just sense NJ the devotion OF the
american people to The Union of their fathers.
ano OF tne sacrinces they would make to main.
tam that Union in ali its integrity
MI. President, have thus referred In the
prominent CHARACTERISTICS Of the favorite jour-
mai d w1 me was SO long in the possession and
because in its columns NAV be found. m n,
as regards their public career, their most an.
propriate and most faithful eulogy. These
columns present living memorial Of their
love OF country. their love OF justice. their
public beneyelence, their regard for virtue,
morality and good order, more faithful, more
impressive and more enduring than any pan.
ST the Ss OF
however prompted BY that blest spirit of char.
ity which impels men on the demise OF friends
eSznciated and published from time 10 time nv
themselves. and extending through period Of
much more than the ordinary average OF hn.
man life, is throughout so consistent as to rive
them exalted rank among the public hensesc
tors Of their age. They need NO higher or
more honorable eulogy s"ei VI
Tne blending on this occasion Of the names
~ ootn OF tneee venerated men is unayoidahle
IN aeommunity where they have been 10 IorS
eesocioted Their labors in the line OF thsir
profession, as public Journalists, have extend.
: 20 over the period OF half q century. Within.
mp OF this capital Of great nation. md ~ ]
crown ana expansion Of the nation itseaf -
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