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DE rows NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CRY

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over f TT SIZE Whch have been Editor and Proprietor for
t;c EARS Whiuk bus had very heavy subscri
g 1nH advertising list in every part OF lie Union ia G6T
H., ,,Tr,+,'a On 4, 't S ana permanent basis
~ Foe IN the future To give il a national cba-aca.-
n AZ ~ o. my energies and resources To the deyeHn
,crr, 6Sut material interests tile Uniup-H Com,
Generl Industry. ''' i"'e'nA improvements and
In addition to these important topcs tFa ,yl r or,huao
seuSauHs upon hnch questions Of Ieoution a. oc9
thg honor and prosperity OF the country " o Ohion' anu
In an especial manner will IL bs drv5,,3 -. a.. .,,..,
ment Of SOUTHERN PROSPERITY End 20 an '9 re,esaDlsh.
rs helS OF industry and enterprise rendered up %
the new aud altered condition q tius 'e'9"Fy unuer
Ie gGto4Ion o. he south be effected upon the basis
S e les9rnt ana no greater field could be opened
"t we "Tat'c' 81 capital now tbittpr from, avar1,
quarter Is abundant aud fertile hands invite enj~tfry
"I i VI W.T.. Ne t " prominent object 70 secure '
heFNmnE the Issues of the pas as dead Bbopt which .
p i It"Pty M'i not dispute, aud those Of Tie present
r. m,'HH AA4 PaehAI u Is the putt Of tile REVIEW IL
Aere ~ sppU ihtL Ic sn"n, and drucr In Il i'll ttst
" PIU.t'F n The best interests Tine whole rountrv
ohrg "i 'te REVIEW will be IocutoI AZ New York Wash
T vi az haT,rsou Nashville nnd New Orleans once
j y y. DEROW
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FAssMAN3s COTTON rus.
PATENT IRON TIES
FOR COTTON BALES.

I'M South and haS 0een W thousands pan wth
gniVTtsa asgorA htve m de aluah.e in
w uape o. tAS button ~ ii US 81 introduce and have
eiso prgcaed patent for Rncke lie VII ch Tor smpli
uneqal sees anq iOr feenry in holding is think superior
Ths ady utages Of iron rene bang cotton are rog
UNIVERSAL "o%aG"sage9 y ho.9s ne oae much smaller
both In the co t pressing and The reomqessiug he ss
siren h impaired y time and osure that Of roBs
This las advantage has been strikny manifested during
LIE and oreakng Of rop which could have bee preserved
N he'd nenry City per cheape than rope de ange
ment 4 labor in ie hemp growing States h reduced sup
eedentedy high Indeed suiciency bal ng oderste
hoops are cut 70 sash If Tx ead eleven feet Ten
qsi 10 s bse 6e Suf sae fastened NE q ~ b636s g.
the buttons y % PIT Up in small boxes The weight about
hay . qETeg ID G the importation Of large quantity Ct
Me- Msssrs Chambers LSng r. the sale and delivery ny
! sH1p RErUar, New Orleans. July 7, isea
n si EASTMAN. ESQ
which Sbaat lOdl wee conpf. sed and bSSad
your new Iron e can safely affirm that the 50 bound
rses thst It slowed better and enabled the ship cary
Ti cotton Sbsn dscbsTgedS ON the ship IN Lvepo, va
in better the ro5s uRd cotton Il IS bPby r
feable for ground tot damp rising rom Tie 5a ri
az No eject npo 1t tof Is vel Euo"n by practical
aRd carefully watch it. both in loading and dIsoAaTgiDg
" ri JON HOWARD, Master
CHAMBERS & LATTING,
Agents for FassHzan's Iron Ties
And
DEALERS IN BAGGING, ROPE AND TWINR, !
81 Cwundelet street New Criaaus
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, ETC.
R Ii. NEyvHALL-
Commission Dealer in
Boots and Shoes,
No, los GRAvIER STREET
Corner of Rank Piace,
NRw 0RLEAEs, La.
r. MARQUEE
WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES,
rs Canal Street.
Particular attention paid 70 Plantation orders.
JOHN M. COULD, AGENT
BOOTS ANB SHOES AT WHOLESALE,
No. Magazine Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
ri BARTELs.
MERCHANT TAHOE,
No. 1877 Common Street,
Between oaEoudeet aud st. Chaales strOsss3
New Orleans.
PHYsIt FANS. :
W g. AUSTIN. n. u,
t THE OFFICE OF THE BOARD or HEALTH, !
No. 1Gs Gravler street.
Residence, No. 2ss Washington street.
"A RS. u. n. pIAE 81 y. tt. SCOTT
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. I
Hoe, No. 10 CAMP STREET between Common and Ora
yter. Residence, No 592, corner Josephine and
Apollo streets, New orleans,
Office Hours: IL A. NJ. D II. M.
N B-special attention maid to Diseases Eye 81
0Rs. BELDEN 10 HENRY HAVING II E. h,
maved their OH 1853 Camp street. opposite st Pat. "
2ks Church, will continue practice their profession OF
homeopathic books and medicines supplied families and
lysicanS
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..FFlclAL SoUsNAh
rs ~ oas Hlovvn po1vp ~ enc vvind.
N 5onN RAsDoIru, OF BoANoKB.

TX JOHN RANDOLPH, OF ROANOKE.
Ehou WHO unmoved has heard the whirlwind chide
Full many winter round thy craggy bed;
And Ike an earth-horn giant hast outspread
Why hunal6d arms, and Heavens own bolts defed
Naw lest th8n along thy naive mountain side
UptotH yet deem not that | come to shed
The Idle drops Of pity DER thy head;
Or ba8elg to insult thy blasted PRIDE.
BIO atill is thine, tho fallen, imperial oaki
10 teach this lesson TO the wise and brave,
Iast lis much better, overthroBn and broke
10 freedoms cause, to sink into the grave
4i5sgi il submission to a tyrant's yoke,
&aike the vale reed to how and be slave.
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Eros The Rev. MerHge the Passyunk Baptlst
ChnrSh Phadephal
From the respectable recommendation given 70 DR.
Hoohsnd's German RHters, dsced to give them
tis After using several bottles, found to be- good
remedy for debility, and excellent tonic for tue
ssonAch d hERRIGE.
from Rev VIM Smith. psnery Pastor Of che Yinoaptown
and AtliVt 10 N y Baptist Ghurchesl
Having used in family Of bottles oil your Hoo
ands German Bes have Say that regard them as an
excellent medicine specially adapted dseas es
they are recommended for They and nvgo ate
the system Thes dehtacd usen dis rders Of the
liver, loss Of appetite recommended them to
severA OF my friends who have tried them found them
greatly beneficial in She restoration of health
YOuH tuIy,
WM. SMITH, s66 Hutchinson It,, Philadelphia
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Rren the Rey. Joseph H. Kenaard Pastor Of the Tenth
As.f Baptist Church
AVs escn frequently requested connect my name with
Of different kinds Of medicines but regarding
tls psaeee as out of my appropriate sphere have in all
sss aeened but with clear proof In various stanees
a pesienarJ IN family Of the usefulness Of Dr.
aeepAqs German BilterR depart for once from my uSal
70 press my full conviction that for general debility
hs SYSTEM and especially for Liver Complaint IL ia SAFE
anu valuable preparation In cases 1t may fail but
ussy count not ii will be very beneficial to those who
suffer hom the above causes "-O
Yours very respectfully
., u. AhSNAaD Eighth st, below Coates
Rev ] Herman, Of the German Reformed Church Ku,,
town. BeFks county Pa cured Of Dyspepsia Of tent
years. standing. '"'''s
a NJ spa1ger, editor of the 0uurIst No. Is North sx.
street. Philadelphia says Bittss was recommended b
BY medical friend and six bottles cured him OF soupls
pr0stEaton q the nervous system.
Rev Newton Brown n D., editor of the Encyclopedia of
Religious knowledge and oaEissian Chronicle, Phtadel
Church. ""pNA'
Rev Levi Beck Pastor Of the Bap,lst cusoh por,h.
= iomsrS Of The Nor'h Baptist Church. Phladelehia
y present Pastor Of the saptst Church. Chester Pa
these geauenen EXPRESS in the strongest terma THAR
favorable opinion Of this Bsseru 'D'''
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FRENCH EHBAssT At vrRrrA
Mo- ,,-,---,., Vienna August o. 1855
hessrH tFrimault l. Co, Chemists at Paris: - ~
IN reply to the letter you addressed his Exceencv the
oaSSador have the honor tfOrtn that rrpfasgoT
Aletslnsi is man Of high standing Vienna that he il
Chemists in Germany PTFppvr az De''
Consul a nd AttaChe TO the Embassy
General Depot in Pars, at GRIAAULT % u III ~,
Reheleu. la New Orleans, Vt - W. = Il '1'
And at every good Chemis y ~ u "04A4A-ott
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The Undersigned upon tde old subscribers Of the R
amne from Firsin' to Texas t. rally support to rs
new their subscriptions, and TO IN tss revival OF upe
aRde2red 10 The south by many memories Of the past
TERMS or SUBSlRTP. ION
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rnatinpe questions OF legislation
honor and prosperty m % petency OF the Union,
Is fields Of industry and enterprise rendered CGtSs up o
The restoration Of the s0ul, III, 4" a.,
proposed BY tie President @nd @ @ Gnseed upon the bash
quarter H abundant a0d fertile nS s ly IRON eyeT5
"qsS@ Sc wi 1 sb Fgm,ne9t object 70
prAeI philosophy vii rot dnc and aT tba,s S5ogt which
'scert .sad Ha 4 II the p4rt Of the REVIEW u
' 6 Ne 81 ts z ss es 9ierts "f goe county
,aston CIV Charleston Eayns n5 New S N9 r. s"rA Yah
-- i d r. DEBOW
A = i-l.. : II = x = y Hhos"FEh-
| DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AEp wEFr-rv
~ ,,", u , E'9'i street, Mobile, Ma.
TERMS o, -,.n .p,,nr,.rr W., -.o,,., ,,','
/ SUBSCRIPTION ,.,,.,..s,- s. -" ''fNiEd FsWs
racnta sg si, yo6s N as's"A S9 tAfe4 mn"ts 81
u n HLfop'yrn' 50; sr months 81; throo .nontns,
NJ .a,l.rr57ti'-S 'I! MI ',S tnonts,
viii be uq,gcd gr .s ero, . NJ fsS rcd in the city
ADVERTISING Tu.nael1t adv rI...I,o ,3t. u n,
M g' lgseTgon lts missioner. insertion cants Tea
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til or.srei oGL and r4 20 ,N WI Dig published IN
whom We haze caFgsa, a,,2S tyn business boass8
Blf for general adyertisiny ,yi b. ,,,.,.
Ed...ra noiGss " yatsr,a,,4 Arr,
Of ~ cents linz to e a,s" ''e ''''sa''' & tho rye
| T51EE GREAT SDp,rrrtTsN ssq,DU
THE GREAT s0IrtlgfHH F + splS
+11''' AfEh
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
L44 ~ ANDHb EXAMINER,
AE4 ltIlIsltJALj MINER
DtfTy Trrr5yf1Agr ry,y,,,rzrz,z
| vrfg yrt5,.,r,, = 40 % .,1t1f E'I7b Examiner
n 9jr,i 2' ~ uerehl9eT od tss already attained
o. he puDlic arrI44 II 5hg X l MI H. font rADE
saFtn "a raEo-3zg IN its cognu- lie s. XIII MI Nye1e
! sfTtR lA.i
| 10 peculiarly
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J ry7trIr,, tb.. ,...-,t ...-.l -, '''.
pthnr s,nr.n " - n ace which probably
such al, iI,trs n Il IN '5-r G7tH'ryt and 1t
f4v1r. Of t,s ar77Ty w W ,'.. " ra h"t'dgnsiy the
Vir-ITt Hl ~ a"L atS nipaio1 70 everywhere. PA
sre5 Il te rm[ ny ,f nj "i Its so'ahana The e4i-
daily aabcrttnfaet ,a iar r. w, T"5 SgpLiyed Of the
aBinay .ro one en- ar,-r, ta In t N . lill.I ~
without admitting the atign M nf6ss Of I'M ram a
4''7 b'''N'|
TEss FE5a TWE tSiIGSTG@ LET
ana nj ,,ga % el iui cots Il correspondents,
ppnus in tt4s country By srT @ E Et tSsfs Of
Seafga 1T great 4nposs tte dc olgst ia Ia"
ge ~. who for Te' many years, Tor tic BaItl-
br E,1 md IT, =, .' Hi yno.s etLeIs were
the s.l Fggti-
VII gI'to TegH.r the EAuioer ana send letter ko9
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TT'HE GREAT EFFICACEOusNES4 OF
4esrT Gigaat Cos Iodiasd syrup Of Horse Ead
Co. Chemists to H. l. Il. Prince Napoleon nt paris i,
always par excellence SuccedanUus COD Live m and tbE
PEST treatment " tooT in Lymphato and Scrulous pErc
3Hs ss ven as n ysrtous Uutme"us diseases The public
VIII therefore read with interest the ualyss Of III.
medicine by Professor Kgtzinsk extracted from Tic bems
journal At Vienna we'll the letter addressed 70 He4srs
SnlaAt d C" BY his EHrelleHcy French Embsss4aor
emma conf ming tie tSh reputation this learned Doctor
"Grimaut5 Iodiaed syp Horse Radsh is not +, rrss
elementary aud cHuHtic state hut ia the acid
Cod Liver Oh ~ ~ ''''-i'Su ~
tslE9eW VINCENT KLRr2rNsKI,
NneIEcSi AhAyStr 70 the Law Courts Vienna HCaDa
NAel1lsb- /. and X WIEDES,
Professors OF Chemistry
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N''TT'T77F etFIFT ,..-,-
tReeklYl. ..-...-..--.-. z -

Tue Post spares no expense in It's eespc reporta-tn It's
correspondence and in i'll arrangements for news that
may furnish its readers with te earliest and fullest iniorma
ton on all subjects commercial pai,c miscellaneous and
literary foreign and domestic, nhtn4d It degres 10
rene" the intercourse w,tA It's Souher inter
FupEed ahd to extend tia circulation Democratic
and Conservative advocacy If squat rights u the States and
tho perpetuy of the Union may repdos acceptable
Advertisements, which inserted Vt reason able rasea
also solIclted
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Rev g. Herman, Of the German Reformed Church Kr,-
years standing ''-''
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schr R Whitmore. from Alexandria-coal for N
York.
., Seh- Chas P StioFney. from New York-guano for
Charleston, S C.
Sehr Caroline Smith, from Washington, N c.
cotton for York.
schr Jas lIaig, from Newborn, n Cold iron and
cotton for Philadelphia.
Schr United, from Newhern, n C-tar for York.
York "
Eehr John Beatty, from Hatteras, Cshingles for
Philadelphia.
Sohr Three Twins. from New York for Wilmington,
N C-iron.
Schr Hannah Little. from n York-light.
The steamer Wyoming arrived here this morning
from Jacksonville, Fla, short of coal She is bound
to New York, and her Captain reported having seen
off Hateras N: G.. the schooner Early Bird loaded
with forage and the VIM Phelps loaded with coal,
lying at anchor
The schooner Eastern Belle, from st Marks Hayti,
with logwood, for Boston. arrived here this morning
having encountered heavy weather during the voy-
age and lost deck load of wood overheard and is
leaking badly; she Is insured by Eastern company.
Inc schooner Hattie Ross, with ogwood sailed for
Phiadelphia from St Marks few days before the
Eastern Belle.
The steamtug Matanzas, from New York, with
Irish and Dutch emigrants. sailed from New York
last evening for New Orleans.
Arrived at Norfolk. Va.
Scbr Elite, from Baltimore.
Floop II Edwards. from Phladelphia-coal.
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TRAVELLERS GeJEnE.

ltdFGNgtg correctHu as cadfiQes OccNr.l
To Washington by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Depot, Camden street and Eutaw street-43G 7Qj
and SIS Il. NJ, and 500 and 40 and 7.i5 p M
Sunday trains at 4.30 and 8.45 A. NJ and 400
For Annapolis-Lcave Baltimore, Camden station
sos a NJ and + p. NJ.
To Philadelphia and New York. by Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Wilmington Railroad, Depot Presi-
dent street-625 and $50 A. NJ. and TO- 635 S25 and
go P. NJ. Sunday trains for New York $50 P VI ,
and for Philadelphia 9.25 P. NJ. To Havre de Grace
4.10 NJ.
To Harrisburg, Elmira and the West by Northern
Central Railroad, Depot corner Calvert and Frank
lin streets, 900 A. NJ. and l2.l0, 40 and 1000 P NJ
70 York, by Northern Central Railroad, 40 A. NJ
and $50 ?. NJ.
To Parkt9n by Northern Central RailtOad--l28o
: 70 Frederick by Baltimore and Ohio Railroads.&c.
Pm.
To EIlicotts Mills by Baltimore and Ohio R R-6.I
and 10 A NJ, and $50 P. u.
70 Salisbury by Phila.. Wilmington and Bait. R R
-9.25 P. NJ.
- To Doyer, Del, by Phila.. Wilmington and Bait. R
R-l10P. M.
To Wheeling and Petersburg by Bait and Ohio R
K-daily mail $50 A. NJ Except Sunday) Cincinnati
Express, daily (including Sunday, TO p. NJ.
To Westminster and Union Bridge By Western
Maryland Rs A. NJ. and $50 and $50 P. N.
10 Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and Richmond. By
Bay Line, Union Dock, daily, at 4.3G P. M and New
Line Spears wharf daily, st 500 ?. VI.
=, To Cambridge, Oxford and Dover Bridge, Eastern
Shore, every Friday by Individual Enterprise Steam
ers, Light street Wharf at 100 4. M
To Annapolis and West River, every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at A. NJ, by same line.
For further information see advertisement of Rail
roads and Steamboats, another part of this pgpAT
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MILITARY ENTEELEGENGE.

General Grant. in his visit to New York last
week, was presented with full length portrait Of
Gen. Scott and purse of 100000
The Paymaster General and Second Comptroller
have decided that forfeiture of the pay of soldiers
in tho Regular army. for desertion absence with
out leave carries with it the forfeiture of what is
known as retained pay" also.
Generals Saxton and Terry are in Washington
summoned before the Reconstruction Committee.
Major-G General lanes S. Ncgley is spoken of as the
probable Republican candidate for Congress- for the
Pittsburg District and Major General Geary as can
didate for Governor of Pennsylvania.
Assistant Surgeon E. W. Gray. Fifty-eighth T. s.
Colored Infantry. havngbeen acquittedon thechargc
of fraudulent conduct will be released from arrest
Second Lieutenant ". Il. Waring 104th U. S.
Colored Infantry has been sentenced to be dismissed
the service
The Committee on Military Affairs has reported
to the Senate the Militia BILL with amendments.
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WINES. LENUORS-
WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
EDGs.AESS, sEERN az CO.'S.
CALIFORNIA WINES.

The Increasing popularity our brands of these
me wines has induced their extensive imitation
our copyrighted label, bearing our name 9aca a.
each bottle i
The following Wines are now offered by Us. with
our guarantee of their entire purity ' ~
~. WHITE, OR HOOK VINE,
OF a light straw color very delicate fine favored
and superior as a dinner Wine to Hook or Rhine,
" ANGELICA.
a men, Llgh and naturally sweet Wine, much admired
oy ladies, and valuable in the sick chamber as il
makes line Wheys and jellies. It is a fine dessert
Wine, and well adapted for Communion PURPOSE,
MUSCATEL.
This superb Wine is made from selected pronos II
Is very delicate and will rank with the very highest
sweet Wines of Europe; Bonn
p rms deep red color, Of good body and fine favor
III Is becoming very popular where slightly astrne
ent and delicate stmulant is desired Being entrefv
natural Wine, 1t will agree with the most delicate
organization.
VINE BITTERS.
These are made in our own cellars from ou,Eo-r
Wines and will be found agreeable and ,ias oNn
GRAPE BRANDY,
DISTILLED rom the second pressing Of the EpenA
Is pure and desirable article 9'ape' and
a. BAhNzo, the surgeon Genera, oF tina TT,;t.s
osates assisted oy Assistant SURGEON W0OnSv 3 q
Soarcang and careful analysis of our Wines
REonounces Ghem all pure, and adrnirabIy odantad
for the use Of the sick and debilitated. ~O"p'eO
pr, 99AChSON, the well-known Chemist of Boston
ooInclqes with this opinion, '"Ai
The Boston Journal, Transcript. T,aveII.. So.-
day Evening Gazette. New York Evening posi- Tr
onne and large portion of the press Throughout the
Wines extoied the superior merits of these
me VINE Convention, held at Cleveland. ohio
~ or ines GANG in competition with All the
1 Oaoi brands Of Western Wines, awarded FIVE
premiums out Of six to our Wines, @~'Nea I'VE
1ns Indiana State Fair, endorsing the opinion az
rsy e sl cleveland, awarded ua Diploma and Sill
g. ". PIER q CO.,
No. II South Charles street.
lat Ar,.usoo-, .z Baltimore.
oo0-tfr A1o"StiS'
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Baltimore Markets Saturday, March 8.

C0FFEE.-The market is very quiet the only sale
we have heard of to-day being of about 100 bags
Rio at 2 gold The feeling in it is however still
especially for nrime Rio, which is scarce, and
we quote as before Rio at lS9l9 cts gold for COM
mon to fair 20zG2l cts gold for good to prime: 2l1
92l15 cts gold for choices Laguayra at 2l@2315 cts
gold and Java at 2S@2S13 cts gold. The stock here
in first and second hands is about 1880 bags.
FL0UR-There is more demand for Flour, and
cor, siderable Transactions have taken place in it
with the last day two but at rather lower rates
than previously quoted. A sale of some 1000 bbls
choice City Mills Super was made day or two since
for export to be fresh ground. at SS,6215, and we
have, reported to-day sales 100 bbs Super Flour at
S7S7%, 200 bbs fair City Mills do at s., 100 bbls
aCgard Street DO 49, 200 bbs good City Mills do at
$50, 700 bos choice do $3.50, 200 bbls good Howard
Street Extra at 50 as373, and 500 bbs choice do
a. SS0O Dbl, Super nay be quoted to-day at $50
@s5O for City Mills Extra IT S9G9's0 for Howard
street; 81 Ssgs25 Western; Se25 for standard City
Mills; Sll25gil5 80 for high grade do; and Family at
Sll@l2 for Western, and Sl29l1. 50 for Howard
Street. Patapsco. Reservoir and otter brands Of
Baltimore Family and high grade Extra are selling
BY the dray load the trade l45O for Family and
Sl275 Dbl for Extra Rye Flour may Be- aaotsd
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XxxIXTH CONGRESS.
Still Another Constitutional Amendment.
NO REBELS TO HOLD PUBLIC OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, March 8. 1866.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
H0TTSF


HOUSE.
Mr.. McKee, Of Kentucky. caused to be read IN
amendment to the Constitution, providing that no
consprators or men who have becn or may hereafter
be- engaged in rebellion shall ever hold public Office
under the authority OF the United States.
=, He proceeded TO advocate this proposition. end IN
the course of his remarks said need to reconstruct
the Government not that it has been destroyed. but
that it may be conformed to the changed condition
of affairs. Men say that tho conflict is over, the
people Of the South entitled to all the rights I'M
der the Constitution, if during the last tour years
they had moved on smoothly in obedience to law.
Mr.. Loan, of Missouri. reviewed the rebellion, say
ing that those who took part in it now endeayored TO
secure by fraud what they failed to accomplish in the
field If the representatives Of the people failed =
do their duty in making sure the blessings which ~
enjoy, they would he remembered with scoru: lie
conbatted the doctrine that the lately rebelOus
States can of themselves return TO their relations TO
the Federal Government. lie would recognize the
return of the Southern States when the inhabitants
give some evidence of their hatred Of treason and
love Of Union and republican Institutions.
Mr.. Thornton, of ILL.,, opposed tho views which
were advanced by those who preceded him, and
denied that the Southern States were ont of the
Union; while he expressed himself in favor of i'd
hitting the Representatives from that section who
show their loyalty.
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STATE AFFAIRS.

REAL Estate SALE.-Captain David Kailor. O.
this vicinity, has purchased farm of Mr.. Henry G
Mumma, of 155 acres, lying one-fourth of mile
north of Rhoreisville, Washington county, Md, to-
sether with small tract of mountain land, for the
gross sum of Sl5,500.- VALLEY Register.
d: ftREIWe regret to learn that the dwelling of Col
aenaia Miles in Chaptico District in this county
considerable poTiop " Of s on Will
rue nre is supposed to have originated by spark
Sn as entmney falling the roof of the building
Gazette. "seu Ut ]o'VuV.-St. MdrVt
crap l t6 that the peach
blossom bud, when opened has small b eL s,ani
u sne centre which is an unfavorable omen sbpud
taese lears prove true It will be heavy loss in some
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Observation-Disclosures

slagua La Grandc-Brig VIM Nicklos-20ls shocks
and heads. 223 hdls hoops
s. Johns. l-Bris Francis Jane-7O bbls pork,
IS do mackerel, so do potatoes, 207 do flour. 50 do
meal q 30 beans; 100 do bread. 10 do onions 1879
cheese, 2g59 do butter, 81 pkgs sundres 1870 gal
Ions kerosene. 200 resms paper 10 bags pepper HG
boxes herrings, i bush peas. 20 puncheons meal 50
doz broOms. 3 bids tobacco, 100 kits salmon % do
nackcrei 200 kegs crackers. 100 bxs cakes
Sciir PeeriessS19 b5is four 80 do pork l2j do no
tatoes, IS Do ononS 10 do bread do backing 5327
los hams, 1858 30 lard, 379i do cheese 1000 feel
lumber. tO Teams paper . puucheonS meal ~ Dbl
coal OIL 200 kegs crackers 20 cases matches 80 dozcn
hrooIns, 10 ties cod fish. $50 bdls hoops pg scales