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AN INFAMOUS SCHEME FOR DEPRESSING
>. - THE soErH. ersA -.
To carry into effect the constitu-
tional amendment as it passed the
Senate, it is now proposed to frame
concurrent resolution binding
each house not to admit any rep
resentative- from any one OF the
excluded States until the State
shall formally adopt the terms of the
proposed amendment. The bill re-
ported FROM the Committee of Fiji
teen for this purpose would be We
toed.1 1t is necessary, therefore, to
put it in the same form by which the
Republican caucus resolution was
passed at the opening Of the session,
and thus evade theveto. No Senator
on Representative from O seeded
State, even if prepared to take the
lron-c1ad oath, can therefore be ad-
mltted to a seat, even after the con-
stttutional amendment shall have
received the ratification of twenty
seven States, unless his State shall
have accepted the terms as q condi-
ton precedent to its representation,
either in whole or in part. Senator
j johnson, in his able speech against
the proposed amendments, declared
that no Southern State would ratify
lt.-Cor. Baltimore SIM.
THE VALIDITY OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
AGAIN CALLED IN QUESTION
The validity of the civil rights bill
has been again called in question by
one Justice Watkins, of Sandy Hook,
Md, IN the case of a charge of rape
made by e colored woman in behalf
OF her daughter against white man.
The justice decided that the evi-
dence of white witness was neces-
sary before he could take cognizance
Of the affair. The case was first re-
ported to the War Department, and
by it referred to the proper authority
for investigation.
AN OFFICER OF MAMMALIAN g STAFF IN
WASHINGTON.
Count Resugurier, who halls from
Austria, but who, it has been ascer-
tanned, is an officer on the staff of
Macmillan, and here in the interest
of the Maximilian Government in
Mexico, has been stopping at Will
lard's for the past few days. He is
reported to have had since his arrival
frequent interviews with the Assist
ant Secretary of State and many of
the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
CONGRESS ON SATURDAY.
The Senate was not in session.
In the House, the Speaker pre-
sented letter from the Secretary Of
the Treasury, transmitting a state
ment of the amount paid members
Of the Thirty-eighth Congress. The
total amount paid Senators is 1923, :
S36; Representatives, 81, AGA, 16O. The
Oregon member, Mr.. Mcbride, re-
ceived for mileage $12. 53l; Mr.. Wal
lace, of Idaho, $12, S34; Senator John
son, of Maryland, SGT.
Mr.. Boutwell, gave notice that, on
Wednesday next, the Senate amend
ments to the constitutional amend
ments would be called mp for action
by the House.
NATIONAL FAIR FOR ORPHANS.
The National Fair for the Orphans
continues to be great success. Last
night it was crowded to overhowing
In the voting for the Generals to
receive the sword, Gen. Howard still
seems to be far ahead.
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The Bank of Mobile and the South
ern Bank Of Alabama, in Mobile,
have commenced the redemption OF
their notes in greenbacks
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COMMERCIAL. AND FINANCIAL.

ATLANTA, june 12.--Business opened
quietly yesterday morning at steady price
In the more prominent articles Of trade.
Especially may the solid commodity OF
bacon be reported firm, with an advancing
tendency, and a fair stock on the market.
Corn has slightly reccded il price with
liberal receipts. White vas sold yesterday
at s1.351s1.3 37t; yellow and mixed 81 800
sl.35, according to quality and condition
for shipment. The supply on the market
is only moderate.
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"CONGAREE JOCKEY CLUB"

A REGULAR meeting Of the Coiumbia
N Congaree Jockey Club Will be held at
the Club Room, at II o'clock a. m, on the
18th inst. Members will be punctual in
their attendance, as business of impor
tance will be brought before them.
June II 2 l.. L. LEVIN, Soc'y
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1t is admitted that even if war
should not take place, the prospects
Of the Exhibition for 1867 are blight
ed-contidence, the foundation for
such enterprises being we'll carried
out, is entirely shaken.
Howell Cobb is practicing law at
Macon, Ga. He is very popular
there, and has quite as much busi-
ness offered him as he can transact
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BY ]. A. ENsLOW & co,

ON TUESDAY, 10Th June, will be sold, al
the New Custom House. corner East Bay
and Market streets. Charleston s. c., at
IL O'Clock, 4. NJ,
The CARGO of the French bark, 'Ang~
Guar henne." from Havana, comprising
2,3GG BONES HAVANA SUGAR, good
to prime refining quality. June H.
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Prominent Fenians are being ar
rested in all the cities of the North
and East, under the proclamation Of
the President.
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NASHVILLE, June 11.-There was but
little done in this market yesterday. The
holders had the call, and under advices
from New York, that cotton was dull and
nominal Mt 81, buyers showed no disposi-
transactions, and these at 2o13O There
has been mo- Improvement in the grocery
market cither in activity or prices
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WHY FoRSEY Abuses MR. DAVIS
COUNSEL We have mentioned the
abuse that the shameless trickster,
Forney, is, through the columns of
his two papers, heaping on the distin-
guished gentlemen who are retained
as counsel for Mr.. DIS. The chief
reason for this aba ), that in the
great Forrest divorce ease. Years ago,
MI O'Conor was the leading coun-
sci for the lady in New York and Mr..
Reed III Philadelphia latter gen
tleman being the one who forced
Forney, on his examination as wit
ness, to admit that he wrote the in
famous Roberts letter, in which he
advised the suborning of Il drunken
witness to confess to adultery with an
absent woman.
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By A. r. Phillips.

BY a. 4. Phillips.
THIS Thursday MORNING, commenc-
ing at hals-past o'clock, Will sell, at
the new brick building on Washington
street, opposite Law Range.
Sundry articles of FURNITURE. con
sisting of:
Wardrobe, Washstand, Bedstead,
Crib, Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Sideboard
Centre and Dining Tables, Bureau, &c
ALSO,
The balance of STOCK of grocer quit
ting business. consisting Of:
Shoes, Felt and Palm Leaf Hats
Crushed Sugar,
Bbls. Golden Syrup,
Msscovado and Cuba Molasses,
Bar Soap. Candles, Starch, Carb. soda,
Shoe Backing, Corn Starch, Sardines
Assorted Pickles, Cider Vinegar,
Baskets, Brooms,
Painted buckets, Rope,
set Fairbanks Scales 90 lbs
10 bales Hay. slightly damaged.
Lot SUMMER CLOTHING, consisting 0!
Linen and Tweed Coats, Marseilles Vests.
ne. June IA ]
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: AUGUSTA, June 12.-There is considera
bic inquiry for good co.tons. The sale no
ticed in our weekly review is an isolated
one, and will not serve as a criterion The
IN narket is stifening. We hear Of a sale at
34c. strict middling. Holders are not vii
ling to sell without all advance. based on
the late encoura ging foreign news
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The Johnny Reb. Mlnstrels
WILL give an ENTERTAINMENT
w THIS EVENING, at GIBBES
HALL. Admission FIFTY CENTS. Doors
open at haif-past 7 o'clock. Performance
to commence at half-past s. june IA
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON, JUNE 1s

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Spanish brig Paca. Orta, Havana.
Schooner Florence Rogers. Phlladelphla
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a New Yorker by the name of
Campbell has made some curious
revelations in Washington relative to
the testimony given before the Judi
ciary Committee Of the House re-
garding the implication of jeff. Davis
in the assassination conspiracy He
says, and offers to corroboratc his
statement, that many Of the witnesses
testified falsely and under assumed
names. Cannory, the principal wit
ness, was sent to New York to obtain
evidence corroborativc of his own
testimony, but he never returned.
y plan has been suggested by which
the Hudson River can be tunneled
from New York to Hobokeu, by laying
an iron tube five feet in diameter
across the bed of the stream. This
tunnel, intended to be worked by the
pneumatic method, is designed to
transport the freight of the Erie Rail-
road between Hoboken and the com
pany's depots in New York.
Our New York exchanges come to
us filled with the particulars of the
imposing ceremonies attending the
burial of the late Gen. Winfield Scott
1t is a singlar fact that among those
who composed the grand pageant
there was no one who stood in q
nearer relation to the deceased than
intimate friends and family ser
: wants.
\ 'run' on n London bank was
stopped, and the crowd in front ef-
fectually dispersed in ludricro.s
plight, by the simple expedient of
cmptying bag of -four over them
from an upper window.
A man in California has made pre-
parations to hatch 5000 chickens by
steam during the coming season.
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, 800 Hor'S NIrand Sugar, Gorge II
French Earh ''-A,.ge G,drdenne,' IRON.
Wdrand 81 order Of CAPTAIN Con
-.
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Auction Sales.

Furniture, Shoes, Hats, Sugar. Mo,asses
Soap, Candles. Sorci, Cart. Soda Black
inu DC.
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WANTED.

WANTED,
4 GOOD NURSE. White preferred. Ap
N ply 10 +. w. MCMASTER.
Junc II 81
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Wanted

Wanted
YNO hire, a good Cook, Washer and
Il 1roner. Apply at this Office.
June II
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CINe1NSArrI, June 9-Florr no livelier
and the demand lighter. Superfne $50
$3.50, extra State sl00Islo.50. Wheat I'M
changed and dull. Corn steady at 6l@62c
Mess pork is in demand at s31@S3i.25;
ders; 16@16!c. for sides; 17!@l7Ic. for
clear sides, with sales of 25O,OOO pounds
Bacon in demand at 143c. for shoulders,
and 19!c. for clear sides, with sales of 100
hhds. ut these quotations. Lard dull at
20Gl21Sc., and no buyers at latter rates
Coffee ls!@5c. lower, and dull. Butter
very dull OF 21@23c. Eggs 1e@l9c. po-
tatoes in fair demand at So S004 90 for
choice. Gold 9840l395.
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The Horrors OfIndigestiOn.

You complain of your stomach. unfortunate
dyspeptic ; but ought not your stomach to com.
lain of you? Possibly the pangs you endure
are simply the stomach's method of taking re-
venge upon yon for neglecting and abusing It,
Perhaps you have never made an effort to i'm.
p owe its condition. but on the other hand are
continually examining it with unwholesome
food and homogeneous food. Have you ever
tried HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, q
proper diet. and regular meals? The Bitters Ia
a week would put your digestive apiaratus in
perfect order, regulate the flow OF bile ~ acc0r-
dance with the laws of health. and produce just
80 much apelient action a. would be necessary
for your good and when you were once all tight,
malicious and regular dieting with little of
The Tonic now and then would keep YOU so. u
you have neglected these means Of cure don't
blame your stomach for its rebellion. IL Is
merely natures hint that she wants help. "
YOU neglect 1t the next thing may he intiama.
tion, or ScIf,hns Cancer, or some other violent
and dangerous di.ease There i 'neh thing as as
heing too late In these matters. HosrhrrEF
DIrrERs Will cure Dyspepsia but Dyspep Ia
may epgender diseases which defy all restora-
UveS. #. ..H. NJ .. ~
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THE AMERICAN UNION.

"A SPbENDlD FAMILY JOURNAI.
This long established and widely known liter.
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Issued Its distinctive features are no continued
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around them an unrvalled corps of contributors
among them are the best STORY TELLERs OF the
day. and whose efforts ARE oil directed to fur
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Terms Three Dollars Year-Single Copies
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D3t9A BuaFIigH


/. Montpelier, Jan. Gath, Rev. Z. J. Scott
9 s2 wears, clergyman of high standing in
E. Church. and of late editor Of the
sfstian Messenger. ,..lH go sa.-.-ggr.
= Eden, Dec cath. Sally Smith, aged 81
81 s IN Eden with her husband, Brother
S",;tb more than fifty years ago. when
"a 20 only eight families in town. She was
& ,.otnsr Of twelve children, of which only
ore living. Her father and mother Smith
"a nne of their daughters, were members OF the
8 class that was formed IN Eden, IL was
IA nv that noble man OF God' Or. FISK.
an Smith lived an active, consistent lnrls-
= &c The home of Brother smith has o.
han the welcome home of the itineiant.
- - no read these lines will, with gratitude,
- ,her their sweet associations with them six
z a1o Mother Smith was called to part
=&'hsr husband, since then she has failed more
IN For the last three years she has been
<<5t belpless, and reason at times forsook her.
ar returning reason 1t was evident lhat
z*xad followed no cunningly devised fable.
,as ready and anxious for her transit from
IA the better world. Sabbath morning Dec.
~ mar shirt took its upward fight to those
'zst mansions above. w. II. HYDE.
5ohnaon. Jan. nth. Willis Edgar. youngest
: 81 Charles W. and Lucia Goss. aged years
Y NJ months.
~ sweet flower has dropped and faded,
: One sweet youthful voice Is He'd,
6ne fair brow the grave has shaded
One dear loved one now is dead.
nhtlwe feel no thought of sadness.
,For our child Is happy now
~ has knelt in soulfelt gladness,
where the blessed angels bow.
H has zone to heaven before us, .....
TX he turns and waves his hand.
pointing to the gIories Ger us. .......
- that happy spirit-land.
1r.vS our footsteps never falter
Ts76fthe path that he has trod; "
Msvswe worship at the altar,
ifthe great and living God. --.
fS nav angels watch above us.
7f In Us all from error Tree.
III {bpy guard, and guide. and love us,
SI3|1 like him we go TO thee.
~ 2hnson, Jan. 22d, old Mrs Gamble. aget
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800 psE v YEAR .e W. s Wnn sssnts
$50 Sewing Machines. 1hree new kinds. I'm
der and upper feed. Warranted five years.
Above salary or large commissions paid. The
ONLY machines sold in the United States for less
than $40, which aie fully licensed by Howe,
Wheeler a. Wilson, Grover Il Baker, singer Il
Co., and Bachelor. All other cheap machines
are inflngements and the seller or user are liable
to arrest, fine, and imprisonment. Circulars
free Address, or call upon Shaw & Clark, Blu
deford. Name, or ut No. 1923 Broadway, New
York No 236 Carter st Philadelphia, Pa.
M. IA I.ombaid's Block, Chicago III. No. 10
West Fou,tl St., Cincinnati, o. or No.
Spaulding's Exchange, Buffalo, N. Y, CYL
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The BANKRUpT's HE1REss.
A HOME ROMANCE.

A HOME ROMANCE. "....t
Also brilliant tale, illustrated from the pen
OF Harriet h. Prescott and a charming poem.
beautifully illustrated, from the pen OF the late
George Arnold.
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Sewing! ScWIngi!

TIVE subscriber wond inform all those who
have Sewing of anv kind TO do that she Is
now prepared TO do the same. Having one Of
finkle 4 Lyon. celebrated Sewing Machines
she hopes to he able To give entire satisfaction.
Orders leit at the NEwsDsALER Office will receive
prompt attention. Charges reasonable. p"
m, ... tF Mas. W. +. SCOTT.
Hyde Park. Jan. 10. 1866. i -Ii.nrtf0F r'
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Administrators sale.

DY VIRTUE of License granted me by the
- Probate Court. shall sell at public auction
the farm and place lately occupied by GILES
Graves In johnson. also abont ~ acres OF wood
land also quantity of personal property at the
premises aforesaid on thel Saturday 10 Febru
ary. An | sGs. at 10 o'clock. AM. 'lt "'H 2
VI, SEYMOUR ID. GRAVES, Administrator.
johnson. January 10, 1866. 9w3
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For Sale.

4 large 9 story house. in which ara TIVE
~ tenements entirely separate. with cellar an'
a good well of soft water In each. two acres o
good land and comfortable out buildings. Fo
further particulars inquire Of the sub criber OF
the premises situated IA mile from Morrisvil
on the road leading to Hydepark.
r.fsgT SETH Y. sANBoRN.
Morri, vile, Dec. 20. 1865.
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|ATTE BARRETT's ESTATE.

Y VERMONT. I In Probate Court hold
DISTRICTS en- at johnson, In said
n The 9th day Of January A D 1866.
Barrett, Administrative Of the estate
Frrett' late Of Cambridge. In said dis
Fa'eh' makes application to said Court
10 sell oil the real estate OF said
ssed, approaching that the said sale
ne rs necessary for the payment Of
ION.
ertfore ordered that a hearing he had
Zhpp'icatlon at The Probate Office In
on the 10Th day Of February.
Pb' and that notice hereof be given
,Sohs Interested. by Publication of
tn'ee weeks successfully in the La.
ewsoeale'' a newspaper published at
previous 10 said time appointed for
na. they may object II they see cause
nung Of saiG license. -7fr7~E
the Court,
Attest, j. I. GLEED. Register.
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Notice.

THTs may certify that have given NV son
] Morrillo A. Adams his time during ti,e re.
mainder OF MS minority and shall 0i9lm Wone 81
ing after this date. VIZ
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Liberation.

wen my son George W. Gile. the re.
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~ CO., JACOB GILF
w. 1870 .-. lfw3 Ia
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Cambridge Market. Jan. q.

Cambridge Market, Jan. "a. .
arket 2l29 J. attic, about - -Beeves and
res, consisting Of Working Oxen. Mich
j one. two and, three years old.
Market Beef-Extra $3.50 to IA 90;
Aity $3.50 to 1900; I'd $ll on to l2,00 :
10. to IL 90.
Inc Oxen-$l50 to 250.
and Calves-$50 to rs.
Al gs-S25 90 to30 90 ; two years old, $50
II %; three years old. $4,000 to 5000.
n and Lambs 1855 at market prices in
IOo to 800; extra, Sc 10 to 1900.
20 to 9l.3 per Id. Tailow-- 8 to
er ID. .t4 .r-. .E.n .
Isl So to LIS each.
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q be ilatktts.
Boston Markets, Jan. q

Boston Markets. Jan. u.
Western, 1928 &c 1900
Prime, $24.O to 2f,5O; Mess, $4,000
! slY % to 26 90. Lard, 10 to 10 l-2
Fly to Is; Cheese, 10 to 70 Eggs As
n, 80 to Is -.
hes 500 to 1925. Dried Apple l2to l6
. 81, 25 to3,D. Peas. Sl,75 to 2,lO.
Drrass seed, $500 O4,O0, Glover, Is to
n, . to 10. TallOw. IA "a to l6
Full Blood Merino, 50 to 50: Three.
blood, 66 to 6S; Hall blood. 62 to
mmon, 55to Gu.
l,05 to l,OI. Oats, 60 to G3. Rye,
LIS.
IS5 to 40. 81, ...... ........ ..s.
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Montpelier Markets, Jan 80.

Montpelier Markets, Jan 20.
fsroSs.-Batter, 81 TO 40. Cheese, l6
hard, 20 to 20. -Tallow, IL. Dried APP.
70 -. Eggs. 25cents. Potatoes. 25 to
&ns, 81, 81 to l,5J. West India Sugars.
Il Peas, S2.5U. to 800
e 500 to 100 per Dbl.
&-Extra. 50. 30 to 1880. Double Extra.
81 1850. Super Extra. Sl2 so to 1900.
NJ AND HAy.-Corn. .$l,25. Oats, so
@1Ass Seed, $3.50 to 7.5Oper bushel. Clo-
i b 81 per pound. Hay, $l2 to Is per ton