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The Adams Express Office at Waynesboro
was entered by burglars Saturday night and
robbed. We understand the loss to have
been inconsiderable.-Mes .-.-.
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Mr. Theodore Tilton AYERS in the hide
pendent that three hundred babies babies
in Indiana have been named after the Hon.
Schuyler Colfax by their admiring parents.
be named after Mr.. Theodore Tilton--is
forgotten.
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PASS HIM Around have been credibly
informed by brethren of the craft that one
A. J. Suider, has been lecturing and con-
fcring side degrees, claiming to have au-
thoIi1y from me. / take this opportunity
of informing the craft and the public gen.
orally, that have never given him any such
authority. l also have good PERSONS to be-
lieve that said A. Snidcr is an expelled
mason and an impoSter. w. d. FERRISs,
d. d. G. Master Third District
and Grand Lecturer for State of
Mississippi.
DEACONVILLE, Miss, April ;, 1866.
Editors favorable to the craft will please
pass him around.
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HUN PHREYS'

III d vi G OPAT HIC CIFICS.
ii AVE proved, from the most mPle experience, an
1lentire success; Simple Prom yt-Efficient and
eliable. They are the only Medicines perfectly
adapt e popua use-5o nipple that mistakes can
not be made in nsing hem, harmless be free
from danger ami so efficient b. avvays reliable.
They have raised the high 81 comment lion f. m an
and will slways render satisfaction.
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BRITISH PERIODICALS.

PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS
The London Quarterly Rerielc Conservative. :
The EdinburG RerieaC (Whig.) %. - srs -
The WestmiRister ReUielo (Radical i.r-su I'D
The North British Rerie,c (FNree- Chureh)
AND 5- +
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- The "WaynesborO affair has turned
out so complete tizzle that we don't know
how to condense into small enough com
pass the final report, which occupies con-
siderable space in the Messenger 1t bore the
shape, one time, of two men hanged and one
shot, and now Col. Zeigler certifes that the
whole affair is a mistake and the accused
parties Messrs Taylor, Hopper and others,
who were detained some weeks in durance
vile are most perfect gentlemen"
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following are the only cases in which the
prescribed forms of the oath have been modi-
fed: Frederick J. Lord, Special Commits
sioner at Wilmington, N. c., adds to oath
the words: 1T being understood that this
oath refers only to any overt acts, and not to
personal feelings or sympathy" H. D. Gil
bert and Thomas NJ. Gardner, Inspectors at
Wilmington, n. c.: Provided that moth
ing herein contained is to be construed to
refer to my feelings or sympathy, and allud-
ing only to overt acts against the United
States" The Commissioner states that no
allowance of salary has been paid where ap-
pointees have not taken the OATH and that
he has distinctly stated to collectors and sur
veyOrs that the rule would be strictly en-
forced
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gThe cholera rumors seem to be all
fading away at present. The report OF
cholera at Key West has been pronounced
false; the cholera case at Mobile existed only
in the imagination of some news-mongeri
the cholera at Halifax appears to be ship
fever and the cholera case recently report
at New York is questioned, New Orleans
papers contradict the rumor of a case hay
ing occurred in that city. We should all
bear in mind, however, that this is but post
ponement; more time given to prepare for
its arrival
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Il envy not the beast who takes.

B-Tennyson, an English rhymster of
no little celebrity, is Indifferent to spoons.
He says:
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= 1t seems, from report of a commit
tee of the Iowa Legislature, that the guber-
natorlal power of that State, for about two
years, has been exercised, not by Gov Stone
but by his private Secretary, R. G. Orwig
who has held the great seal, granted par
dons at discretion, made acquisitions for fu-
gitives from justice, granted extradition
warrants, &c, &c. As compensation for
these little services he has helped himself to
about $4,000 belonging TO the swamp land
indemnity fund.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Notice

All consumers of Gas, who find their fixtures or
burners out of order OF who are not properly sun
piled with light requested to leave info rmaton
at once at the City Gas Works. Citizens discover
ing any leakage in the pipes will confer a favor by
reporting it as soon possible
april l9dlm e Helm
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TERMS FOR lS6e

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For all four of the Reviews. 49, 90
For BlackwOod's Magazine. .--..----. 400
For Blaekwood and one Review .---- 200
For BlackwoOd and any two of the
ReVleWS."---- - lO,O0
For Blackwood and three of the Reviews I3. 90
For Blaekwood and the four Reviews . Is. 90
The interest of these Periodicals to Amer
lean readers is rather increased than dimin-
ished by the articles they contain on our
late Civil War. and though sometimes
tinged with prejudice, they may still, con-
sidering their great ability and the different
stand points from which they are written, be
read and studied with advantage by the
people of this country, of every creed and
party. ... .......
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B~The address before the Sorrow
Lodge" at Columbus, was delivered by Rev
A S. Andrews
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VColumbus was recently reported free
spreading rapidly over the city.
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::::;:::: April 10, 1866

rP'The chapter of crime, in late Northern
papers, consists of three sections; the hang
ing of Grady in New Jersey, for the murder
of Dixon in August 1864; the announcement
that Green, the murderer of Converse i'll
Massachusetts,, is to be hanged; and the
particulars of an atrocious murder in the
outskirts of Philadelphia, the particulars of
which are not yet fully developed A Ger
man laborer named Antoine, as is supposed,
murdered his employer and the entire fam
lily consisting of seven persons in all, and
decamped, leaving the house open, but the
cattle shut up in their stalls. AS the muir
dered family were not of particularly soci-
able habits, the deed was not discovered
until, as is supposed, three or four days
afterwards. The time of the murder is fixed
by one of the victims having on mourning
dress, appearing to have just returned from
funeral, at which she was seen for the
last time in life
rYA new variation of the confidence
game was played the other day in st. Louis,
pretended telegraph operator handing Il
gentleman q dispatch purporting to come
from somebody who had had $4,000 paid to
him, subject 20 this gentleman's order. He
paid the charges, Sc 90, and going to the
telegraph Office to answer the dispatch, dis
covered that he had been tricked.
s-
ga gentleman of acknowledged integ-
rity and intelligence" has presented the
Missouri Democrat with a poem of half a
dozen stanzas which he asserts is of spirit
origin, produced through the mediumship
of Mrs. Somebody. They make poor poetry
in the spirit world, Judging by the following
sample:
Deep love with its gentle breath,
Will sweep DER the hearts ring warm
Make sweet music in the soul
Shutting ont each blighting storm
~ An editor of sensitive ear says that
among all the important consequences of
the Presidents peace proclamation, not the
least is that we are now definitively exempt
ed from listening any more to when this
cruel war is over"
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oCdII et5dIN w dS tIcClcu Inc IOIloNIHS Is
the list:
For Louisiana-C. Fellowes, H. W
Schwartz, VIM. Henderson, Henry Florance
Williamson Smith, J. A Blanc, Geo. Clark
J. j. Warren, c. J. Leeds, J. NJ. Ried. R. w
Ogden, w. A. Gordon
For ssissippi-JOshua Green, R. II
Saunders, VIM. Hemingway, James Drane
A, NJ. Carothers, S. J. Gholson.
Y The Natchez Courier contains a very
judicious article upon the poor whites OF
| the South class which has been made the
constant butt for practice by the defamers
of our region, as if there were no poor worth
less whites in any other part of the world
Such has been the condition of our South
ern society, says the Courier, that poverty
| could not exist without either misfortune or
crime. The former always found ready
sympathy, and never seriously affected the
social status of the individual Such has
been, in former times, the ungrudging hos
pitality of our Southern homes that the des
titute widow and helpless orphan have re-
ceived from friends who did not reckon it as
charity, but simply duty, not support mere.
~ DNS 1AAS hi''ihuCLetISC VI d uCBlCO VI Gle
gance. For any man then to have remained
in a state of poverty furnished such prima fa
Gle evidence of Incidence or unthrift as natu
rally to lead to the inference that the same
wretched qualities will be displayed in all
the relations of life
In our altered condition, the poor white, ,
not poorer now in substance than the rest
| OF us, has part to act, of which he himself
little dreams. The exigencies of the present
and future demand that strong and healthy
middle class shall be builded up to develop
the prosperity of our country The material
for this is already among us To train this
| properly, public sentiment must be true to
the new order of things. Poverty is no
longer now what it once was, and we must
recognize the change We must be content
! to foregO luxuries for homely comforts 1t
is sad sign to behold so many of us striving
to conceal our real indulgence, under the
glittering of outward display. Still there
is cheering feature in the fact that we are
not easily cast down; it is token of con.
yalescence not to be despised.
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ACCORDING TO SIZE. lsI
$4,000 AND S2B,O 90.
Orders filed by CLINTON & RICHARDS
"a Magazine street, New Orleans.

Read the following certificates from pad q
JACKSON, Miss, April 10th y
Col d. c. FREEMAN:
have in use Berry's Patent Tuyere, and
thirty years experience in Blacksmithing "
nounce it, unhesitatingly, the hest have ever /.
heating third quicker, and using less oOal y
recommend them for all kinds Of work
RroARRoD
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The Zone md Temper for the Til

The Zone and Temper for the Times.
We have communication, too long fol
our use, from a Northern gentleman who
takes very impartial view of the present
statelof feeling North and South, and epre.
Gates the injudicious indulgence of the pas
sions which excited by the events of the
past, have not yet subsidized. He SAYS:
1t cannot be expected that the two great
sections of the country, SO recently at war.
will at once settle in peaceable and amicable
relations with each other, however desirable
such consumm2tion may be- The war of
arms is over, but the war of words, with new
issues involved still RACES Agitation and
free discussion are necessary to the discovery
OF truth and the progress of the country /:
but this strife is too bitter and too general
not to threaten disaster
Applying these remarks especially to the
South, he proceeds to say:
1t is prominently important that she
show no ill temper; that on all possible oc-
caslons, she exhibit her patience and long
suffering, and essential good temper, under
great trials and disappointments and mis-
fortunes; her abiding determination to be at
peace and on terms of friendship. In this
view l read the speech of Mr. Stephens, be-
lore the Georgia Legislature, with unaffected
pleasure and hope. Such spirit and temper
as he manifested, did it prevail in the South,
would disarm the Radicals of their power at
once.
beg leave to say that l read your
editorial of yesterday morning [I2th1 with
much pleasure. 1t is one of the encouraging
signs of the times that journal of such
weight and influence in the State as the Cla-
rion should take such position and breathe
such generous spirit; and it is fondlv to he
hoped that, under the greatest provocations,
it may ever abide in the wisdom of its own
counsel. Aquiet and peaceable obedi-
ence to the laws of the land, generous in
diligence of opposing prejudices and opin-
Ions, and the exercise of that charity which
endureth and hopeth all things-these are
the duties of the hour. - 40lI
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The title of Pater SeRatas must now be
divided equally between Mr.. Wade and
Mr.. Sumner, both of whom entered the Sen
ate at the same time and now count six
teen identical years of continuous service
I Chicago Republican.
Then let Mr. Wade be considered the
father of the illegitimate concern, and Miss
Nancy Sumner the mother; that will fix the
relations of the three parties to nicely
EzS7A An intelligent freedwOman that called
Northern city, and made application for a
preserved seat" was referred by the agent
to provision store, as they did not keep
sugar-cured hams there
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JACKSON, Mss, April lsth, - 4

wi. ~. y. FIREMAN. -
am using Berry's Patent Tuyere and
entire satisfaction have never seen any''Ds
equal 1t for convenience Of blast and eeon'D. = !.
fre and time. cheerfully recommend u -' y,
kinds of work JAMES TAfp'
For parish rights in Louisiana and oounn NJ
IN Mississippi and Alabama. address me a n
a Richards N m ID ID c. FREEAAA-s.,sg,,
mh3ld2m Late of Austin " Ri
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JACKSON, Miss, April ION y"
Col. d. c. FREEMAN
am using Berry's Patent Tuyere, and take :
ure in saying that it is the best have ever
more convenient and less liable to accident :,
.rlix NED FARIS
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MULLER d PIAGET,
35 Chartres Street
NEW ORLEANS
Importers of
STRAW, MILLINERY, AND FOREls
DRY GOODS.
ATTENTION BLACKSMITHs

Your attention is called to PERRY'S PAIl
TUAERE BELLOWS NOZZLE, which give
blas&2n the bottom instead of the side OF the .
and akes quicker and hotter FIRE than is pos
othSfwise. 1t gives one, two or three blasts o
same fire, and spreads the heat over a wide sal
or concentrates II ON a point at pleasure.
the whole wing or bar of a pillow can be heated y
ly and perfectly, without danger of burning
what, with ordinary Tuyeres, requires ive o.
heats can be done at one. IL saves greatly IN y
iron and fuel The fire is completely undd
control of the Blacksmith, and no fuel is WIS.,
IL never gets hot, and win last indefinitely.
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n o., J. & G. n RAILROAD-We append
the list of Directors of this road, chosen by
the Stockholders on Monday last The vote,
which was unanimous, is said to have been
unusually large. 1t reached 1872 57. The
Board met on Tuesday for the election of
President, and it is understood that Gen.
Beauregard was elected The following is
the list:
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| For Blaekwood and three of the Reviews ID 90
For Blaekwood and the four Reviews Is 90
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-23
PROPOSALS.. /.
PROPOSALS. FOR SAFES AND LOOKS.

.
wAsHrSaror, D. O., March 8, 1888.
Sealed proposals will be received ri the once
Of the Supervising Architect, Treasury Depart
ment Washington, D. G.. until IL N. APRIL 9Th,
Burglar and Fire.Pr safes required By the
Treasury Department for one year from the ae-
eeptAnee Of theproposal Of the suceessful bidder
Specifications and drawings for the Burglar.
present used, viz: alternate plates Of iron and
hardened steel, can be obtained upon application
At this Department. . .r...- , ... ....
Burglar and fire.Proof Safes will be con
struoted In the same manner and oassd with
suitable nre-proof covering, the plans and spsci-
ncations for which must be submitted By the
bidder. .-.......
Safes to DO shipped in perfect condition within
q reasonable hms from date Of order.
The Locks will be furnished BY this Depart
ment, but must be put in place By the contractor
and be in perfect working order when the Safe
is turned over TO the proper oacer Of the Govern
ment.
The bids to be per superficial foot, measured
on tho outside, and to cover all charges Whatever
including painting and door fixtures, Except
Proposals viii also be received for Burglar and
Povder-Proof Locks. to be accompanied with
samples.
All bids must be accompanied BY the guaranty
Of two responsible persons In the sum Of e5, 900,
tract II awarded to him; the sufioieney Of the
security to be certified to by the District Attor-
ney OF the district where the bidder resides.
The Department reserves the right TO reject
auy or all the bids, or to award the contract for
Burglar Proof Safes to one party, and the Bar.
glsr and Fire. Proof Safes to smother, II II be
deemed for the interest Of the Government to do
80 and no bid will be consideIed that does not
conform TO the requirements Of this advertise.
ment.
Proposals to be endorsed proposals for Safes
and Lock" and addressed to A. D. hULLBTT,
Acting Supervising Architect, Treasury Depart
mcnt, Washington, D. G. A. b. MULLBTT,
mh6-tu&ftAp5 Acting Supervising Arehitest.
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.



Anthony. Henry B., R.I., 2Ss l street. between
18th and 18th.
Brown, B. Gratl, Missouri, cor. Pa. av. and Sd
Buekalew, Chas. H., Pa. No 20 south A st.
Clark, Dsniel, New Hampshire, No 800 4th st.
CONFESS, John, Cal, AS 18th st., bet. Z aud p.
Cowan, Edgar, Pa. Mrs. Carter's, No. 4 North
A street.
Creswell, John A. j., Nd, National Hotel.
DoOlittle, J. r., wisconsin, 8 North A street.
Dixon, James, Conn, 4o7 New York Avsnue.
Davis, Garrett, Ky, Al 9Th ct. bet. d and 3.
foote, Solomon, W., Mrs. CArter's, North A
street.
Pesseuden, VIM. p, Maine, All ? street.
Poster, L. y. g., Connecticut, Willards'.
Grimes, J. w, Iowa, 99s street.
Harris, Ira, b. Y. corner l5th and II streets.
Howe, Timothy o, wis, sssE.Y. av., between
9th and 10th.
Henderson, J. B., Missouri. AS Z street.
Hendricks, T A., Indiana, Mrs. Tilley' Sd and
Missouri avenue.
Howard, J. NJ, Mich, 4s7 18th st., bet and p.
Johnson, Reyerdy, Nd, 97l Vermont avenue.
Lane, James n, Kansas, seston House.
Morgan, 3. b. New York, cor. 18th and st.
MeDougsll, James H., California, l75 @ street,
bet. 18th and Goth SITS.
Morrill,, Lot N, Maine, Washington House.
Nesni'h, James W. Oregon nl Pa avenue
Norton, Daniel g., MINI, Crutehett's, corner
D and 9Th sts
Nye, James W., Nevada, No. 1853 6 st., bet. l4th
| and 18th.
Poland, Luke p. Vermont. No. 1 North A ST.,
Capitol Hill.
PomsrOy, Samuel c., Kansas, s22 ! street, be-
tween l4th and 18th.
Riddle, George L.. Delaware. OIL 9Th st., bet.
D and Z.
Ramsey, Alexander, Minnesota, National.
eRulsbury, W, Delaware, Nc. 465 9Th ct.
sherman, John, Ohio, No. So st.. bet 18th
and l4th.
Sumner, Charles, Mass, corner 18th and sts
sprague, VIM. RI, W. cor. 9Th and g.
Stewart, WIN. M, Neyada, $40 N. J. avenue.
Stockton, }. p. n. j., WillRrd's Hotel.
Trumbull, Lyman, Illinois, $50 D, between 9th
and 9Th SITS.
Wade, BENJAMIN J. Ohio, No. 81 street.
williams, George,H., Oregon, sos = street
Wright, William, N. J. cor. 9Th and D SITS.
Wilson, Henry, Mas, Washington House.
Wiley, W. T., West Virginia, cor. Sd st, and
Missouri ave.
CANDIDATES ToK ADhIssIoT.
Alcorn, J. L., Mississippi, Metropolitan Hotel.
Fowler, J. g., Louisiana.
Baxter, B., Arkansas.
Houston, George g., Alabama.
Cutler, X. X, Louisiana.
Hahn, Michael, Louisiana, WtllaTd's,
segar, Joseph, Va, EbbitI House
BhaTksy, WIN. L. Miss.
Smith, Chss., La
Snow, WIN, D., Ark,
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LITTLE, BROWN 4 o.,
ITO WASHINGTON STREET,
BOSTON.
fsl6.stu&th3t

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
l. subscriber did, on the Goth Of October, 1855,
obtain from the Orphans Court OF Washington
county, In the District Of Columbia, letters Of
administration Oh the personal estate Of William
Walker, late Of Washington, D. c., deceased. AL
persons having claims against the said deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before
the Goth day Of October next they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit Of the
said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Feb
Tuary, 1856. L. G. MORGAN,
feb l4-wSw Administrator.
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THIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE

T'HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, in the District Of Co.
lNmbia, letters Of administration on the per-
sonAl estate Of Only p. Anderson, late OF
the State Of Tennessee, deceased. All per:
sons having claims against the said deceased
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on
or before the 90th day OF January nsxti they
may otherwise by law DO excluded from all
benefit Of the said estate
Owen under my baud this SOth day Of Janu.
AIRY, 1855. WM. ANDERSON,
ja30.w9Wk Administrator.