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General News.
Sonth American News

SOntI American News.
New YORK, July 3.-Valpsriaso dates Of
the 2Oth Of May says that trade is reviving
briskly and the Msnister of Finance is pre-
pairing a statement Of the losses from the
spanish bomb ardment.
Specie is abundant, and American gold
is at a premium. Drafts on the United
States for small amounts are cashed dollar
for dollar.
In Chill the Presidential election was to
have taken place on the 29th Of June.
From Honduras
Advices from British Honduras of the
18th of June says that the colony is again
thrown into q fearful state of excitement by
reports of Indian raids on its northern
frontier, but the facts are greatly exagger
sted.
Gen. Lane still Living
ST. LOUIS, July Seen. Lane was still
last evening but his physicians nave
no hopes of his recovery. He has been IN
conscious and has not opened his eyes or
spoken since he shot himself.
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Rd- WE DESIRE To CALL AT
TENTIoN to the Saratoga " Spring Water.
The analysis shows It 10 contain a large psr cent.
more medicinal mineral properties than the Con-
sresI, KisiiDgsn, Yichy, or any other Spring
Water ia the world. Its tonic, siuretfc, anI ca
thArttc properties are wonderful, and invigoTate
the system in a remarkable manner. We under
stand it is being kept by the principal Druggists,
Hotels, and Gro oers. je2s. y3l
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GALLERIES FOR THE EXHIBITION OF THE PAINTINGS:
The Crosby Art Gallery, Opera House, Chicago.
The Art Institute, No. 625 Broadway, n. Y.
PROSPECTUS.

N THE SPRING OF 1865 Mr. .: b CROSBY COMPLETED HIS MAG
i NIFICENT OPERA HOUSE, alta esto SdoO0 ow ng Othst pt excess fhhs Expenditure
over he ohgmhl sdmat@sr s1hiugT om the hMadT value Ofm atIAs and LAHORE turing the war
rom oninOmn md improvements ug0std nth. prgr8 of toe york, Nbhh were necessary 10
perfect hi dIen, sndhom other unEnenc causes which is unneossryU tate Mr. Crosby be-
camel financially baruada and only succeeded in his purpose of living to haeo ths nobs1 mk
Of art OF the sacrifice 6hs fortune
Tbhp reverse having made e@ all ofthep property necessary, Hef iendsOf Arin hs and East
an titles have ud teid OF mAkhgh its disposal neb ola National Distribution IF Paintings
and EpgraTDg4u upon the Art Unn Phn. The suggestion met with the approval fgnuemsn of
of Ppnhrncein epTss circles here and ed to the sue"d6r3G by "a n1h[ dths sshng It'll
the objects (which sboudbe the realization of the original cost o 1.-THE pNa House, adh sd am-
button a large Jhcuonm Of anupu and Eurnyfnr0 value EItadu m the vkso fbs mo-
'uel Leading AmfAnA Artists. Theyh have dgnmedh their ppesnono fME Opbys htr@fn At
ofhhm cdhcsn in it's eah by contributing to the ntaprsem many Of heir finest works ts mh
a gsr ducionh rom market value oftheP Paintings R to enIea handomeh fund or III bennett
Of Mr. CROSBY. The Engavss and Publishers. havoc earnestly Joined with the Artnsh q similar
"mna At pGe which kasa mt liberal sm as aemphmsnt to Mr. CROSBY, while ep public pu
receive heE ugmvfngs at cost not greater than the regular subscription price IT prposed do
swardt the OpTA House and Paintings premiums to the members fhe ISOLATION
The Opera House being offered as the First Premium
whhw n at the anne dms promote the very object Of its eeuOn-hss dauGmmto Of American
Art
In pquhsceue with ss suggestion THE CROSBY oPPRA HOUSE ASSOCIATION has been
hrmedu n theft nowingp plan:
FIRST. -r-
There will mihsud to member certificates fol 10 O 90 shares at $50 each, nuntadnzh from to
200 Inclusive HICHE NTTTLE THE HOLDER TO RECEIVE ONE o MORE II 4
FIRSTCLASS STEEL ENGRAYIEGS HEREINAFTER ESCRIBED A SHAREIN TIE AWARD
OF PREMIUMS ndR Fred Admission to the Galleries Of the Association until the AWARD TAKES
LAC r. -
SECOND. $500
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DAILY LEADER.

Ids- Fer Morning EaItIOn News see
outside.
Sa- For Evening Edition News see
Inside.
WEDNESDAY, JULY A, 1866.
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Generals Steedman and Fullerton having
concluded their Investigations in Missis-
sippi, arrived in New Orleans yesterday,
from whence they will forward their report
on Alabama and Mississippi. They con-
clude their investigations with Louisiana
and Texas.
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The Senate in executive session confirm.
ed the nominations of Mr.. Humphreys a
Collector Of Customs at Richmond, Va.
Tho E-aadvnau
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PRIZE CONCERT.
THE INTERNATIONAL
Musical 4 operate Prize
ASSOCIATION
With q capital Of
$1.5 d o, @ D o.

ments on
Monday Evening, Oct LIST, 1866,
at the RINK HALL, Wabash avenue, CHICAGO,
On which occasion the Ticket holders of the As
ISOLATION will be presented with Prizes, amount
ing in the aggregate to the enormous sum Of
Sl,bOO,fOl, including one grand prize of $4,000
IN GOLD, snd aso other money prizes, amount
ing to Sl5O,0O IN GREENBACKs, one ticket in
every four secures a prize.
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I Grand Prize in Gold, $40, 600, esti-
mated vsluei in Gresnbscks-----.. 81
lGrsnd prize in dresnhacks--....-......
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IN GHANCERY !.

Pursuant to an Order Of the Circuit Court
of Berkeley county, made at May Term, 1866,
in the above cause notice is hereby given that
l shall attend at my Office, in artnsburg,
on Wednesday the sth day of August, 1866,
to ascertain and report
lst The personal assets, administered and
unadminstered of the estate of Samuel NJ.
Aburtis deceased.
ID The real estate Of which the decedent
died, seized, or entitled, to the liens thereon,
and the prvities thereof.
Sd. To audit and settle the administration
account of s. NJ. Alburtis, Administrators Of
said decedent, and ascertain the debts and
liabilities of said estate, &c.. and any Other,
matters deemed pertinent to the settlement of
fore notified to file their claims accounts,
vouchers &C. on that day, in order to enable
me to execute the Order of the Court III the
above cause.
r. A. SOMMERVILLE.
Commissioner in Ghaneery
July II, lS6t-4t Pendleton y q
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stNsEr.-Friday evening last, after
tie shower, as the Sun was descending
a ladder Of clouds to his home in the
West, was presented one Of the grand
est pictures Nature ever painted on
Heaven canvass. Pen cannot sketch,
and the pencil Of an Angelo would have
failed of its purpose in attempting to
snatch its beauty. The Sun was just
behind the mountain; above in airy
space ioated bevy of cloualets, thro
which struggled the crimson rays Of the
refining Day-God, lining them with sill
yer and tinseling with golden shadows.
North and South along the mountain
base, mellow, tinted shades hung over
the valley landscape, like gauze veil
over fine painting. In the East, visi-
Die through riffs in the floating clouds,
We're fragments of rainbow, peeping
out, as 1t were, in admiration of rival
spleadors in the West. Italy, famed
l9f It's beautiful skies and gorgeous sun
SETS could hardly be favored with any
more beautiful than the scene to which
We allude. With pensive admiration
we watched its fading beauties, and
wondered IN our heart how the atheist
could say there is no God.
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h, LARGE FIsH.-The Cumberland Al
feet yt%ia0 says a catfish, measuring two
sjjyto slS inches in length, and weighing
n 'l and a half pounds was caught
3av w. r. canal near that place on Wednes.
Ss}5 s " last week. In 1854, Vim. W.
from t ~, Esq, of Wheeling, transferred
Of tla '''e ONO river a variety of species
and :, salne fish of the Western waters,
Cu,n, paced them in the Potomac at
BIacl. sf ID among them were the
pound.n pass weighing from to 5
Jack Salmon, ] to 3 pounds /;
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:. I LoWERs.-In this seoson of beau
l ! ilowers, we would remind our la
Y readers Of the beautiful table and
mantle ornaments they can make at
'1ill cost. A basket of flowers dipped
= d solution OF alum, will not only pre-
,s[Fe the flowers, but covers them over
n multitude of fine crystals, as
lqq a they were empearled in dew.
I'm ao%ers thus prepared are put under
s,1 Siasses to preserve them from dust
faa h'es, they will retain their beauty
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SATURDAY,. AUGUST Is. 1866.

the undivided one fourth of a certain LOT in
the Town Of Martinsburg, lying East Of the
German Reformed Church. Also an undi-
vided enethird in the BRICK HOUSE prop
erty in said Town, on Burke Street, now oceu-
pied by the widow Of John Doll decd
at the same time and place ONE SHARE
tomae Turnpike Company.
IERMs-for the Real Estate One-third in
hand and the balance in 6 and l2months, with
interest from the day of sale, the purchaser
giving bonds and good personal security for
the deferred payments, and the usual liens
upon the property to secure the same also.
For the stoek-one-haf in hand, and the
balance in Z months, secured by bond and
good personal security.
EDMUND PENDLETON.
July Il, 1866 Special Commissioners
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Catfish ! to 20 pounds. The Bass
being a fish of wonderful fecundity, is
now an lnhabitant of the Potomac from
us head waters to its terminus. The
other species introduced, with the ex-
eeptlon Of the cat above alluded to.
nave not as yet, been heard from.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIeE.-Divine services
commenced in the Episcopal Church,
this place Wednesday evening last, at
$ o clock, and will continue through
the week-l1 clock in the morning
and so'clock at night The Rev. Mr..
Galloway, of Baltimore, is expected.
The public are respectfully invited to
attend.
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Hon. ANDREW HUNTER left Charles

Hon. ANDREW HUNTER left Charles
town on Tuesday for Wheeling, to ar
que before the Court of Appeals, the
application of himself and other law
yers, to be admitted to the courts of
this State without taking the test oath.
None but half educated, third rate law
yers who feared to meet learning and
ability at the bar have ever advocated
the application of the test oath TO the
legal profession.
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Berkeley county, rendered at May Term, 1866,
in the above named cause requiring Il report
as to what liens, if any, exist upon said prop
erty, and what debts are due by any of the
deceased owners of said property, all parties
interested are hereby notified to appear before
the 4th day of August next, and file all claims,
debts and vouchers they may have against
said property, in order to enable me to execute
the Decree of the Court in the above cause.
II. A. SOM NJ ERVILLE.
Commissioner in Chancery
July II, 1S66-4t EPendleton p
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NOTlCE.-All persons having claims
! against the estate ofGeorge S Viewer, deed
will present them, properly authenticated, for
payment and those indebted to the estate of
said deceased will come forward and pay Up
without delay, as indulgence cannot be given
IA speedy settlement OF the estate is required
JOHN p, kEARFUTT, l4dm,r
June II, 1866 ef George S. Viewer, decd
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NOTICE. All persons having claims
~ against the estate Of William Bender,
dee d., will present them properly authenti-
Gated for payment, and those indebted to the
estate of said deceased will come forward and
pay upwithout delay-a speedy settlement OF
The estate Is required. 3. CUSHWA.
4. BENDER.
july IL ist;n Administrators.
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SAL,
OF
6eF@VALUABLE Mi ppnt,Iprv
AND bo' sADING LOTS IN
~ - .'BURG, BERKELEY CO.,
WEST VIRGINIA

- Pursuant to a Decree of the Circuit Court of
Berkeley county, in the case of Z, G.. Alburtis
and wife, as. George W. Swartz, ct a. the
subscribers therein named and appointed, will
sell at public sale, in front of the Courthouse
door in Martinsburg, on
FRIDAY, 18th day of AUGUST next,
at II o'clock, all that valuable Mill Property
OF which Jacob Swartz, decd, died. pos
sessed, lying on the Tuscarora Creek in the
Eastern part of Martinsburg. It will be sold
in Lots, as follows:
LIST. The Mill Lot, containing some 3
or Acres of Land upon which is a valuable
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THE NEW ERA.
ronAI, AND MISCELLANEOUS.

PIC Nc OK THE FouRTH.-Quite
,.rap partv of ladies and' gentlemen
~. town and country-old and young,
its ar,ied and single-aceordins to pre-
MAJ arrangements, spent the Fourth
Woe Redinston. The day was bright
III beautiful, whilst a gentle breeze
a taro an invigorating and cheering effect
= the atmosphere.
10 IN The Committee had provided
a,rfhina that would conduce to the
sa ,ufort and pleasure of the large as
eo'l 1b,sae and Col. Gibson, the gentle
,onlv and accommodating proprietor
~ f ;. lexington, kindly rendered the
u e his commodious barn, and rem
H. 1zrad other facilities for the days en-
ioyment, ,et ,o..,, ~,
.,szfv had nearly all arrived, and were
f f.5 themselves in the grove, when
=. Az sounds of the violin called to the
Esrn. and there in merry twirl on
..iisbt fantastic toe, each wished the
law :. could last forevermore. There
~ those who from conscientious
srnnles. or other reasons, did not
a.6re but who found ample enjoyment
IN watching the exercises, and in pleas
ant strolls and conversation in the
grove.
,bout half.past l o'clock, shower
coming up. dinner was prepared in the
faTn md such dinner The sub
.,3atials and the delieaeies, the
choicest Of each, and an abundance Of
b9th. And, in a way more natural
IfaH poetical, VIC did ample justice to
Inc viands provided by dainty hands.
.tfter dinner the entire party re-
9airea to the grove, where they were
addressed by Z. W. Andrews, Esq, in
few eetempofe remarks, pertinent to
tbe occasion. After which the sdanc-
ers returned to the barn, and run
the giddy mazesa until the frightening
shadows falling aslant the landscape,
gave warning that the pleasures Of the
| lay must come to a close.
The Pic Mic in all its appointments
was the most successful OF the season,
and those having charge Of its manage
aent deserve all praise.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
B l. C'S Ale.

BY virtue of an Order of the Circuit Court
OF Befkely county, at the May Term 1866, in
the case Of, 3. Doll rs. White, &c, the under
signed will offer for sale, at public auction.
before the Courthouse in the Town of Mar
tinsburg on
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8 T O N E M 7 ILL.,.
GOOD DWELLING HOUSE,

out-houses and Garden. This Mill is consider
ed one of the most valuable in the county with
an abundance Of water, and in one OF the best
wheat growing regions in the State, and within
enc hundred yards of Il Depot on the Balti-
more u Ohio Railread-a spring of good
water near the Mill
2d. Ten smaller Lots, adjoining the
above, suitable for building; upon two of them
are now comfortable dwelIings-some of the
others are very, valuable, as good locations
for Stores or Warehouses, being within fifty
yards OF the Depot: A more particular de-
seription is deemed unnecessary, as persons
disposed to purchase can view the premises
and judge for themselves-and see a plat of
the same by applying to either of the Under
signed, or Mr.. JACOB p. SWARTZ at the
Mill
Also, one other House and Lot on
John street, 81 feet inches by 26O feet, in the
town OF artinsburg. and known on the plat
of said town as Lot No. =.
The Houses are occupied by tenants
whose leases will expire April lst 1867, at
possession will be given of the Mill as
soon as the sale is confirmed.
TIE terms Us prescribed Ia The Decree
IRE; One-fourth of the purchase money in
hand, and the balance in one and two years
with interest on the deferred payments from
the day of sale, and reserving a lien upon the
property to secure the same also the bonds of
the purchaser, with good personal security for
the deferred payments
JOHN p. K EARFOTT,
EDMUND PENDLETON,
July Il, fs66-ts Special Commissioners
icy" Hagerstown Mail" and .sBalti-
more Daily Gazette publish once week till
SALE and send bill to this office for payment.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE!

Pursuant to an order of the Circuit Court of
Berkeley county, at its May Term last, in the
case of George w. Bender, Us Bender, &c the
undersigned, Special Commissioner. thereby
appointed, will offer for sale, at public auction,
before the Courthouse door in the Town of
Martinsburg, on
SATURDAY 10Th day of AUGUST, 1866
the following property, viz A Tract of Land
in Berkeley county,
CONTAINING 49, ACRES,
more or less, adjoining Barney Seibert, Martin
Pitzer and David Ramsburg being the same
allotted to the wife of George w. Bender in
the division of the lands of Jacob Pitzer, dec d.
TERMS: One quarter in hand, ard the bal
ance in 6, II and IS month, with interest from
the day of sae-the purchaser excutinA bonds
with good personal security for the deferqd pay
ments. EDMUND PENDLETON,
July r. 1856 Special Commiss ioaer.
WEST VIRGINIA.: At Rules held
w in the Clerks Office of Berkeley county
on the Sd day of July, 1866.
james NJ. Newl>irk, committee, Catharine
Leopard, as. Catharine Leopard, 4. Leopard,
g. leopard, j. Leopard, Nancy Ambrouse,
Margaret IoWman, John FL. Points, and Mary,
his wife,
The object of this suit is to obtain d sale of II
certain house and seven acres of land belong
ing to Cathar.ne Leopard, adjoining lands of
Jacob French and others, in said county, and
also ~ acres of unimproved land lying on the
Williamsport road in said county, and apply the
proceeds thereof for the benefit Of said Catha-
rne Leopard, and it appearing on affidavit
fled in this suit that the said defendant, Adam
Leopard, Jacob Leopard George Leopard
and Nancy Ambrouse, are not residents of this
State, they are hereby required to appear
within one month after due publication of this
Order, and do what is necessary to protect
their interests in this matter. It is further
ordered, that copy hereof be published one J
a week, for four successive weeks, in any
newspaper in the said county, and posted at
the front door Of the Court-Iouse thereof on
the first Monday after the date Of this Order
Teste, f. S. TRONEI Clerk
July II, 1856 Pendeton p q
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laa ~. aohg ncen "Ssoe.a't", =" "' - >; -
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LATEST NEWS
M TELEC Es.sEsX.
- er =
From Wa hin gtOl2.

Nrw YORK, Feb. Is TIE steamer from
soutl;m pton, January 3lst is below.
The Worlds Washingtsn sp,ci..! saws
The Committee ON debts OF the 10. al
state had another session to-day, for the
purpose Of determining the basis Of the apr
continent to which each State is entitleI.
1t appears that Missouri is not disposed to
lcrept her appointment; she claiming some
eight millions more than the COMMITTEES ~
Wiling to allow. The matter Will be le-
stunned again to morrow. 2ssss
Inc ways and means committee have re
4 rested tie Conn issioncr of Customs to
nrotosc bill. al oli,hng, the .fIiccs Of Sur
yeyci ard Nayal. oiliecss. as,e Commission.
er IN report. whici, lie submitted TO ,fc
committee, showed 10 tbsr sati>fc' i'm, th.t
h'sc Offices could be ABOLISHED, noLoalyf
Without any detiirnen, 10 Inc service: bnt
eth very great saving 10 the Gover0asers
They arc regarded as sihecurss, and ought
u cc dispensed With. sfsl, ClA
The Senate Judiciary Co,nmittcc had un.
der consideration to day, Senatos iIjoxard,s
bal recognising the Judieuy efih> U. s.
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AUGUSTA, Ca. Feb 1i-Undcr suspcn-
~ioH Of ruics ot The Georgia Legislature, Mr..
Payson, Democrat, was permitted 10 offer q
res oi resolutions declaring that il should
G the ii 3 decision and prayers OF every
c.tizen, and the chief aim oi every states
lln tha' Ne lately insuietnt States shnnl.i
T. slcu,Ily restored To their fsrncr o. bits
hat PIES dent johnson IS cniititd To Qua
"tiiutst thanks tor lis cirn0si clloils IN
lat regard; tia. al petitions and ai.i lea
ttpmS ilpti abroad .ur tac itu i>lneni ~ oi
&c committed a.,a''sst the government
Al the snycglmcr' beng clothed Will
p wer for suci punishment, and heing ,i>e,,
ic hc 81 an oay judge nt the sane al sucl,
'ttili ms and a,plchl, rs ale nnta.gd Ia,
unreasonable al p.tiad.cal to Tie True in
.rtsis OF Tie COUNTY,
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fgd.zxAL1Ic NEW y


wAsurxdTuH~Feb. 1l--Whep the com
rSitieoof the Bsaetsnefe ANNUAL Conference
of the NJ. Il. Church. appointed to wait upon
President Johnson. returned to the Center
cnce Yesterday, sitting at i Alexandria, they
that they had = moot jp)ereetS0g
ana pleasant interview with the President.
!, 10 had entertained them Kindly TO the ex :;
eiusion of other important business. They
said they had laid before the Prcsiden1 kAa
case of the churches of this Conference
which had been taken post ssi0n sOt by he
and had informed HIM that 1t was
,uao10 that The churches lind been sold In
accoffancc with an order issued by him.
The President replied that LIZ was not aware
IF any such order. The comsniette Had
promised the President written statement
81 1nc,s in regard To church property, and
the conclusion OF The report Oi ths commit
tee was read by Mr. Wilson. 80, III
Hon. John Hogan, member W Cohgtess
from Missouri, Who accemIsinittl the com.
miltec in their visit, rose and suUsfa'.tihfed
re statements Of Mr.. Wilson. ,4pd s!Atcd
further. that IN. u conversation with the
President, Mr. Johnson, he had unhesitat
incIy said that no such order as the one re-
ferred to bad eniaraied from him. He ~
ictrcd TO an orler from the War Department
that had been issued in relation 10 . clAircl
at Winchester. But that order was directed
to Gen. Hancock to investigate the fsctsnnt
make a report, and the President Thought i
hal been satisfactorily adjusted. III
Mr.. Hogan also mentioned the case Of {
church in Missouri, in which tue Prcsidcn
had directed an Investigation to be mad
and the facts reported to him. III order tina
lie N Git make n proper adjustment OF NJ
Mr.. Iiogin then stated that the policy @
the President WIS 10 restore the frt.ins Ut ~
loyal pcopc and leave future questions TO
so;,lc, by the Courts after paiues Shall hav
been placed in The States they occupied prlo
to the present difficulty.
| The Posts special says:
The Hou-c has passed a resolution g'vin
The Postmaster General the right 10 npfioif
| % more clerks Republicans nad Democrat
alike voted for the resolution.
WAsuINGTo> Feb. little Freedmen
| Bureau having yesterday btenpaccu IN ~
han s of HE Pre- idcnt, much Interest ist!
| cited rs 10 his course concerning il. II is u
secret lht he docs not approve at all OF j
provsiurs. 49, ~