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| WASHINGTON, September 30.-All state
ments to the effect that the President has
announced his determination to recon-
mend the adoption of the amendments to
the Constitution proposed by Congress
are utterly unfounded. He has not said
to any one he was in favor of those amend
ments. 1t is true, nevertheless that the
President has had under consideration
some of the political points to be embraced
in his next annual message to Congress, ,and
some of these points have been submitted
to his Cabinet. There is a good reason
for saying that Mr. Johnson will adhere
strictly to the policy that characterized
his administration. Among other things
he will urge that while the Constitution
leaves it an open question for the courts
whether ordinary legislation is or is not
binding while States are refused repre-
sentation, that instrument IS distinct and
emphatic in its requirement that in the
preparation of amendments to the Consti-
tuition, all the States that claim and are
willing to exercise the right shall be rep
resented
The President will insist on the imme-
diate admission of loyal and legally quail
fed representatives from all the non-rep-
resented States, in order that Congress
may be enabled to prepare such amend
ments as the condition of the country de-
mand. He will likewise recommend that
when Congress is in accordance with this
view of the requirements of the Constitu-
ton, amendments may be prepared adapt
ing the questions of representation and
taxation to meet the changed condition
of the country. 1t is also understood
that the President will embody in his
message, as suggestion to Congress, the
two propositions for amendment submit
ted last winter in the reported conversa-
tion with Senator Dixon. A corrected
and revised copy of the propositions for
amendment is herewith sent as follows:
Representatives shall be apportioned
among the several States which may be
included within this Union according to
the numder of qualified male voters, as
prescribed by each State. Direct taxes
shall be apportioned among the several
States which may be included within this
Union according to the value of all prop
erty subject to taxation in each State
This amendment not to take effect until
the census of 1880 shall have been taken"
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IRON IRON! IRON 4!

JUST RECEIVED, a large lot of English IRON,
assorted sizes, which will be sold low for Cash or
C. A. REED & DOBBINS,
No. Brick Range.
Sept. 81, 1866 Is
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AT THE
@eSS @SBSBASSAYz, SAYz,
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS
3 K s.

JUST RECEIVED, small and choice selection
of SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
which are offered to this community at exceeding
ly low prices. Among the assortment will o'
found the following:
Bullion's and other Latin Grammars,
Anthon's Sallust, Cicero and Horace,
(" Anabasis,
" Memorabilia,
Fasuuelle's French Course,
Spears and Surrenns French Dictionaries,
Pinney's Elementary French Readers,
{" First Lessons-French,
Reids English Dictionary,
Webster's G. s. &C
Walkers
Quackenbos First Lesson Grammar,
{" English Grammar,
Z" First Lesson Composition,
+" Composition and Rhetoric,
Green's Introductory Grammar,
Z" Analysis,
Shaw's English Literature,
Hitchcocks Geology,
/" Anatomy and Physiology,
Whatley's Rhetoric,
Wayland's Intellectual Philosophy,
4" Moral Science,
Wilson'S 1st, I'd, Sd, 4th and 5th Readers,
Union Readers, Nos ], 2, 8, and 5,
Introductory and Modern Biographies,
{" History U. s.,
Parley's 1st, I'd and Sd Histories,
Primary Arithmetic,
Rudiments, Z"
Practical,
High School
New Elementary Algebra,
" University Z"
" Geometry and Trigonometry,
And a variety Of other Books, to which the at
tention of teachers, parents and students is re-
spectfully invited.
Southern Harmony, Sunday School Bells,
Psalmist-Supplement
Methodist Hymns,
Psalms and Selections,
Common Prayer.
ALSO,
Lofty and Lowly-two volumes,
Yellow Plush Papers,
Shabby Genteel,
Dickens Novels,
Adam Bede,
Portraits of my Married Friends,
Robinson Crusoe,
Noble Life,
Christians Mistake,
Southern Cookery.
The assortment at present offered for sale is on
" an experiment, which will be enlarged hereafter,
if sufficient encouragement is extended BY the Cit
izens of this District and surrounding country.
Can at the Post Office
T. J. WEBB, Agent.
September 20, 1866 IA
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ANNOUNCES to the public that arrangements are
being made to introduce
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE FEATURES

Into the conduct of this journal, which will render
it entirely worthy of the large and intelligent pat
ronage the people have bestowed upon his labors.
In addition to reliable and efficient Charleston
correspondent, the services of sterling wriser will
be secured to furnish the latest and most trust
worthy information from Washington Thankful
for the liberal support accorded the INTELIIaENcER
every effort will be made to increase the interest
of it's columns and extend its influence.
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A well-dressed gentleman of OAR
lington, Wis.,. who was fond of kittens, dis
covered one upon the sidewalk, which he
embraced for moment and then let it
60, starting rapidly for his home, men,
women and children holding their breath
while he passed. The next day there
was new made grave near his residence
containing suit Of "store-clothes"
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BIBLEs AND TEsTAMENTs.
Sept. 81, 1866

A LARGE supply of Bibles and Testaments for
sale and distribution Never need be without the
Word of God Call at No Granite Row.
A. B. TOWERS,
Secretary of Anderson Dist. Bible Society.
Oct 4, 1866 Is
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NOTICE
JUST RECEIVED,

INKSTANDS, Pens and Penholders, Photographic
and Photograph Frames, Portfolios, Copy Books
&c., AT The POSI oFflCE.
Sept 20, 1886 IA
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The bridge at Alston being now completed, pas
sengers and freights will be transported without
delay. The expense of freights, by the discontin-
uance of the wagons and boats, will be largely
J.B. LAsALLE, Gen'l supt.
Sept 20, 1866 IA
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Greenyille & Columbia Rail Road.

GENERAL SUpERINTENDENT's OFrIoB,
Columbia, Sept. H. 1866.
On and after Monday, 18th inst. the Passenger
Trains will be run daily, Sundays excepted) un-
I:yr
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JEFF. Davis Prison Life.
A Few copies for sole,
Al THE POST OFFICE.
Sept 20, 1888 IA
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MUNICIPAL AFT AIRS,

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the Union. No sooner, no says, has one rebellion
ceased than another commences, and IL is his function
10 suppress both TO place The whole power OF the State
in the hands OF particular party for the purpose OF OPP
pressing one half OF the Union and destroying ts pot
to separate that half from the Union by secession
He plainly tells the extreme party, referring
TO its chiefs by name, that they mimi
cal To The principles OF the constitution as the
Confederate secessonsts themselves. Abiding TO the
threats aimed personally at himself lone OF the ultra
orators had compared him, sue, 10 certain royal
rants who had lost their head he repealed the idea Of
being intimdaed and denounced such inuendos In
elements 10 assassination, which, however would not
make him swerve from the course OF duty. There dp
pears 10 be good for betiering that the oise and firm
policy II Ae President wiu carry NE nation 1itt hi1.
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Marine Affairs.
STEAMSHIP aysgplL BARNES.


on Board steamship ueuersl Barnes, On SANDY Ioos,
March 10 i&s The undersigned PASSENGERS on board
tbs splendid after the remsrksbe passage ~ any
Of the year, but particularly IN The month %
March, from Savannah 20 sew York. 81 hfy
frym DOH docs this her Arst trip fe~i
pubiic " tab. his De q expressing their and
appreciation " seaworthneas and sped
her luxurious accommodations THIS tnp al unpropions
flor the past twenty bonrs strong head
wind and driving snov sorn proves that shs has
nor In spesd The Atlantic roast In her commander
recgnre the stIlfu and wahfvl ssor vel the per
feel gentleman In her steward have gentleman, vtOs
tAble equals that % Nee yors hotel In u0rd ever
ocer from commander down " himself f0t The
comfort and pleasure Of The passenger whs hAntne al
We ase ps.sars recommending her V the travelling
munity
y. q Beach. Albany NJ v " Randall Jss A. Wood
View Yort, 0aren. u heDonad. MAJOR W @ Dickn,
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q " Wi~tt. Savannah. ~ " kinnsriy. New rork Chas
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cosen. savannah; .. D. couo-er. Hiram Penny. ss-
STEAMSHIP ngLvrrfl
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Cours csisndar-rhss Day.

SrrpEuK Corpr--frEcrrr. Part Nos 100 1912
lai7 1870 1888 1851 1902 1901 Iaoa 1905 1909 1911
1915 1871 1871, 1925 is7., 1870 1898. 1898 Part a
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This did mot include expenses for printing Ae, and
this rate the 500 600 would soon DO reached and that
before the work OF the Board could b. accomplished
Tho PRxsIDtsr said he quite certain that twenty
FIVE assistants would yet be needed before the Board
could do anything In the way Of accomplishing i's de-
COMMISSIONS Acros would guarantee this Board ss
many clerks they would need, and tho said clerks
should not them penny
President scnrLrx did wish 20 the police
headquarters and borrow their men for work and no
liable afterwards 20 have them como and they we're
doing double work II the Board ID not too poor let
them have clerks OF thor own
Commissioner Acros--The police are bound and are
perfectly wiling help the Board whenever necessary,
whether Il he night or day
After further debate, the subject was referred 70
DR. Crane and Commissioner Bergen.
report OF OF the Inspectors Informed the Board
that family residing 500 East Thirteenth street In
tested with the typhus foyer not willing To be sent
10 the hospital, and desired 10 know whether they
could be- compelled to 60
City La which authorizes the Board 10 rcDovo any
person Infected with contagious diseases The matter
could be referred 20 the superintendent 20 referred
petition signed by larss number Of citizens, pray
ing for the Of the fat and bone boiling establish
ments referred 70 the superintendent with orders 70
make a SPECIAL report In each case
A mmunicatlon from the Mayor Of Hoboken was
read planning 81 the throwing 81 Oral Into the river
which drifts over 70 tho jersey shore The oommnnca
The following resolutions were then ADOPTED
Resolved, That the Board Of Metropolitan Poioa Be- ~
ihsr be made the blank form Forwarded - the
Resolyed, That The hoard Of Metropolitan rose
auested 90 AUw complaint bokf prepared BY the SAM
Ary superintendent be- pAcsd Ia the several station
houses. aud that IN captains .nd .eTs.Aeu IN chAfss 70
dir-ied make copy Of snch complaints daily uTon o
form forwarded by the SANITARY Superintendent and
turn such copy ever morning the sad superintendent
such return they b. lr~rs 40 far
Vensny done q, ascertain The fact. "a ..ss q
complaint, aud whether the same " well founded
Resolved That pubic notice be given that complaint bnts
arc placed ia every station boas. and that efsbs
Nitst plants and shall BE- required 20 give
their names Information and fot pae
oaon that the and nunb~r With The nsme aud al
complained Of b always
gwen IN pos-tht~ but that n be
obtained and address 81 he ag.nt aud Of The
tenant b required
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The Contractors and tho Dumping
Grounds-AdditionAl Clerks for the
Bonrd-A Communication from the
Mayor OF HoboI<en-An Early Visit TO
Washington Markct-Compiatnt Books.
Nuisances, dc.
The Metropolitan Board Of Health yesterday after
noon at four O'Clock In their at the police head
quarters. President J. $. Schultz in tho chair.
Tho minutes OF the last meeting read and, after
being approved ordered ile: after which CON
muncaton read complaining OF the practice OF bury
rying the dead In the city graveyards The communiea
ton referred to the Superintendent
Commissioner BoswoRru, on behalf Of the Committee
Laws Ordinances that the subject OF all
questions that might before the board the follow
ing resolutions were recommended for adoption by tho
board
concerning the conference between the committee and
the butchers last week. which lac recommended certain
such solid floors thorough ventilation, sewerage &c
and that those houses which do not comply with the
standard be compelled 10 close up and that after
year from May next slaughter house be allowed the
city.
In reference TO this question Commissioner swsHuRsn
said that he did not want them tho island at ALL and
recommended that they should DO requested 20 leave
Immediately" In support OF which he offered resou.
ton 70 that OBJECT and objected TO the report being re-
ceived.
After some further debate moved that the report
be laid upon the table, which resolution was finally
adopted
petition was read from the citizens OF the Third
praying for abatement Of the thy Streets and
picturing their condition frghtfu In speaking OF
the communication the President also called the atten
ton OF the board 10 the lthy condition OF Washington
Market. and be believed that II ought TO DO removed
from the city limits and he invited tho board TO with
him aud for themselves its wretched condition.
resolution then adopted thai the committee meet
this morning at nve o'clock 10 60 In body and visit tbs
locality that would DO the best time 10 make an In
vestigation.
The PREsDENI offered the following resolution rela We
70 the dumping ground which was adopted;
Whereas Ia made the duty Of the street cleaning
all dirt garbage ashes and rubbish
the be collected In boats or soows now
therefore, be II
Resolved, and ordered by the Board That from and after
this date street. stable other manure be- dumped on
wharf susetor square or vacant ground on this Island
the Board Of Metropolitan Police hereby required "
prevent all Violations OF this order
Tho following resolution next adopted -
Resolved conditions for the removal OF dead AMI
ona from the cities Of New York and Brooklyn be-
printed.
Commissioner Acros. In speaking against the proposed
appointment Of additional clerks Offering the following
facts evidence which he thought would show such
proceeding uncalled for and unJustnabie There was
flO0, 900 annually allowed the Board for expenses, Of
which the salaries alone made up quite an item There
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seven hundred add eight nasano-s we're rspJrtsd ~
the attorney of the Board having been ordered abasd
Prom the special report on the hide and fat msilns
sstAbishments Layers 10 trt averge vN reportsi<ss
Detrimental 70 health.
II ordered that the business conducted Al premises
No 90 First avenue alec that ~ J >. tessi Ne 81
and ~ first street, he suspended
The lime kllna IN East Fourteenth street rere oofn'
planned u being Detrimental 70 heaith from The tat
iha, many " the shells burned 10 tko-e places often oon
tain deeayed neat aud when such shells DafDed
the surrounding atrDospbere yrry unsholesofDe
The Manufacturers ordered 70 remove TIE shs sSd
bones from the premises
Afier irAnsaciing soms further grimp1f'ani ron ne
business the regular eetins u me Board sfosfnsd
over tlIl friday neIl AZ fDaf -clots Y W
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E u r. OP e.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERUVIAN'S MAILS.
President JOhnsOn's Wash
ingtOn Speech.
-~O-~>~~~-~-~~~>~~-
ITS EFFECT IN EUROPE.
The Craftsmanship, FirmnesS and Manly
VigOr of the President Commended.
No Man Ever Occupied More
NObIy or Worthily a Great
Historic Position.
CAPTURE OF ANOTHER FEMIAN COUNCIL
Fears for the Safety Of English
Arsenals.
~>~>-~>-~~~---~~>>>~~~>-~~~
New Feature In the Irish Republic
Bonds.
Gc. 10. DC.
Fears for the Safety Of English
Arsenals.
New Feature In the Irish Republic
Bonds.
kc. 10. dc.

The mails by the steamship Peruvian, at Portland,
from Liverpool March 8, via Londonderry March 9,
reached this city last night
We make the following extracts from our files
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REAL ESTATE.

rhs following list Of the sales Of real estate made
Sos the last two days ~ the Exchange saIesrooms-
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since the foregoing tables we're made out It has become
known that IN addition to the hundred ny millions
OF dollars therein set down the amount of the public
loans put out for Macmillan in France and taken by
French subjects and for which Louis Napoleon moral
y responsible there have been expended from the public
revenues Of France the end OF the year 1885, In
shis attempt 70 propagate monarchical institutions
American continent hundred and ty millions OF dol
lars mora Three hundred millions OF dollars therefore,
she amount which Louis Napoleon will have
ledge he has lost TO France whenever he abandons his
Mexican experiment and wthdraws Macmillan from
Mexico
POPULAR FEELING REGARD TO MACMILLAN
During the late carnival at No xco city there q
masquerade party consisting Of between thirty and forty
persons In the midst Of which liberty cap carried
m triumph, with other embems indicative OF dssasfac
Sion with the present rsgme. Each Of the party had
letter marked on the breast and the back,
Shat when they stood In line the letters read In front
Woo IA ReputIicai Aura xarimitamoi Iong live the
sepubiicl Death 70 Msximiian and the back Ahsjo
q s~pertN Vico IA Lsbsrtadi Down with the empirei
aurTah Tor hoerty Upon sntsring the grand National
heatre the party were vocierosiy applanded by the
crowd but they obliged disperse through
fear Of being arrested BY the police So much for the
popular feeling OF the native Mexicans toward Maxi
milan and bis government
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THE CITY ASSEMBLY Ro0ns LITIGATION.

The Troubiss between Mr.. Matthews, shs
Owner, and His Tenanss-1m pessass
Opinion OF Judgs james, Desying Nee
tion for an Injunction Restraining shs
Landlord from Tearing Down the
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Nar Z" vssuruA -nears Pond Kyls. u ihl.
city have Just Published large add erosen, map 81 TIE
repubi'c of veD>rBsla ~heh fsthfsly dslneaios the
typography q that country, and reflect. "a. highest
credit On the psblshsr. a. this particular tine -hsb
- many u the south American countries either 60
gagged 10 sesaai warfare glrdng 90 their srusof
and PREPARING fos sach emsrseney fan dear AMI
oomyrshensye map n One % our SISTER rstobioa saE
not but prove highly vslushle W nsrcbsuis stsissusb
FeogrApbefs and those Interested 10 rspabcNh irsts-
opppred " 'orrEn asFrcssion On tha tmeff e11t-
h~ut The map has bren carefully prepared hs
49, auihgriuss, and bsanY stgassd slft 81 TIE
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