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.ANCY DYEING.

Il The undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizen Of Warren and vicinity, that he con
tiBues at the old stand on Quinby Hill, over j
Wheatley's store, where he is prepared TO dye
either silk, wooden or cotton goods. in a style not
to be surpassed by any one, and az prices to suit
the times
He is also prepared to WEAVE CARPETS, &C.,
n a style equal 10 the best
BY strict attention to business be hopes TO merit
and receive q liberal share Of public patronage.
Sc The highest price paid ter good CARPET balls.
ROBERT WHEATLEY.
Jan 1886 3ms
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&. H D. Barker plaintiff VS.. DR.. Paine and San
ford, defendant before Nelson A. COWdry. j. P, OF
Mecea Township, numbull County. Tho.
Justice issued an order eli Attachment, in The
above action. for the sum Of seven dollars go
Said cause willAe heard on the 18th Gay Of Jgnu-
airy, A. D., 1856. at 10 O'Clock, A M.
Mecca. jan 8. IsS5-sws
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BIRTHS.

In Gustavus. Dec. 81. 1865. Son. to Mr.. S. n. Be
MAN.
In Gustavus. Dec. 81. 1865. a Daughter. to Mr.
ARIMAN.
ING ustavus. Jan. 20. 1866. a Daughter. to JAMES
Z. JOHNSON. Esq.
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. A G ENT NOTICE.

IA Harris johnson. plaintiff. against Charles
Greggs. defendant. Before n. A.COWdery, J. p. OF
Mecca township. Trumbull County, Ohio.
On the 30tn day of December, A. D.. 1866, said
Justice issued an order q attachment in the above
will be heard on the l6 h day # February. A. d.
1866. at ten O'Clock 4. ~. HARRIS JOHNSON.
Mecca. Jan u Is 6 Sy
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A NOTICE.

"a Orrin E.. Davidson. Plsintif. against 7. 2,
Hmman, Defendant. Before N. 4. COwdery. j..
OF Mecca Township. Trumbull County. Ohio.
On the 2Sth day of n~ecembe-. A. D.. 1865; said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the above
action for the sum Of Sc enjeeu dollars and fifty
cents. Said action is eOntibued to the 18Th day Of
February, 1876, at ten o'clock A VI
Jan 24 1856 3Ws 0. +. DAVIDSON.
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Al ID.
MESSRs. BROOKS & POTTER,

Now IS the time to buy your
Boots and Shoes at your own
Prices
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HOLIDAY

Ill Nothing would make a more acceptable
present to ayOung lady than the PATENT MUSIC
BINDER, th2t binds sheet music as it l. Pot in,
and can be taken out al pleasure. Look at them
at ADAMS BOOKSTORE
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MARY ROSS I
vs..
N ROSS


The 5 id Horatio n Ross viii take notice that
the said Mary RoSs has flied her petition N the
Court OF Common Pleas of Trumbqh county. Ohio,
representing that she was Married 20 the sand no.
ratio N in 1860. that he has Whtuliy aosented
himself frUm her for more than three years last
past. and Totally neglected to support her and her
child, and prays that she may be divorced from
him and restored TO her maidsn name and have the
custody Of her enild. said petition vii be heard
at the February term Of said Court, 1896.
Dae 81 12aS.SW.
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AUSTIN D. KIBBEE, Agent,
Pennington, Ohio.
81 ice5-9

Jan. "a. is65-3w.
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DEATHS.


December 81. 1865. in Baconsburg. o. Mrs. CARRIE.
wife of II. IL. Drew. daughter of Joseph and Cor
nelia p 81, aged . years.
She was an afrctiouate wife, dutifll daughter,
and was beloved by all who knew her. Her early
decease Is sincerely mourned by a large circle Of
friends and relatives
In Warren, On the 4th inst, CHARLES WHITE,
Esq in the 6gth year Of his age.
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IG SF AUrHo41rx.

~ OFFICE Or The AUpTroR OF STATE.
insurance. EPATRMENE
Columns UHO January q 1860
WHEREAS The North American lire suran Company, lOcMedG Hatord in the
Safe Of Cnneciut has filed in this 0heea worn Statement Of sCOndIdon. as required b. the first
ApriSI 1856 md amend d Fenuayy9 1854; and Whereas adC Company has furnished thuu undersigned
aiEGoye TdenceH THAT is possessed at et0ne Hundpd Thousand Dollars of euI Capital
in Stocks OrB Bonds Wn mortgages of Real Estate worth double the amount for whh the
sameE mOtngd; and shGsns said onpsnyh S hi IN this Oheeaw written instrument under its
Companyn this State to- acknowledge service Of process frmdm behafd SWdC omIan according
Ohe tms of said ~; oD.r
State for ohio do hereby certify ha,AIS worm american Fne HSU"EaMe SSWPony Is
the yer one thousand bthund land sxy-eyen
me- W and yearab oveW written. JAMES II GOODMAN,
SEAL Auditor fS State
Jan "a 3w WEHTTLESY ADAMS, Agent, WARREN, OHIO.
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Farm for Sale in Rowland.

THE farm on which Jacob Evert
now resides. containing go acres; said farm
lies about 2k miles from Warren, and about the
same distance from Miles. viii take Government
NJ. L. HIGGINS,
Warren, Dec. q, 1s55;tf,
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OFFICE on THE lUDITOR nF sTATE

UFTILF Ut TIE UUIIUh IF IAI
CoLUMBUs. o January Il. 1886.
Il IS hereby Certified that the foregoing is a correct
cory Of the Statement of Condition Of the CH4RTRR
OAK FIRE AND VAR Ne Insurance COMPANY OF
HARTFORD, made to and filed in this Office. for the
year 1866.
ISEAL.l Wifness, mB hand and Seal offeiaUy.
IS Cent Stamr.l JAMES II. GOODMAN
Au1ifu- of Cf,so
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w. i. rRo%nT,
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY

NEW SONGS-Just published 4!
IN She Waiteth on the Shore.
The Gal with the Ruguish Eye,
Our Soldiers welcome,
To the Highlands let rs 60.
] cannot sing the old songs
Oh say not that wOmau's love is bought
FIVE O'Clock in the morning.
How fOndly L think of cur last tender meeting
Ny Father 5 grave,
The midnight bugle.
Ali let me see thee smile again,
When no one else is BY,
She is far from the land.
The above songs are all arranged for the piano
OF MeiUdeon, with five choruses. Just reed at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-24

L Is COMING
L Our stock of Wall Paper for Spring is coming.
and part of it received. Stop in and see our stock,
at ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-24

ESS THAN COST!
IL 1 Adams Hand Press Type and Fixtures.
l Cataract Washing Machine. For sale at
Jan a 1866 P0RTERS' BOOKSTORE.
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New Advertisements.

LETTERS
d EMAINING IN the Post Office at
HI Warren. State OF Ohio. January a. 1886.
Badly Jenie2 MmIA
BENNETT z Mack & Co William
Bsnlzon Lydia Messenger Sarah Mrs
Baker ii MrCleTmOnt John
BreIdian Frederick Miller JOSeph
BROW Sallle Miss Meyer Mary Miss
Burnett Henry Mosher Lewis
ChadTlck Y A Nozzle Jennie Miss
Chldester Dr. O'Conner Lawrence
Clemens Philip Pew
Crpzier j Park John
Conrron Ann Mrs Reed Clement
Coon VIM ROch Nick
DiskerSOn ROda Mrs Richey Isaac
Dull John Resch q
Danah W. ReinmOld Geo Jacob
EEait Nellie Miss Raneles Annie Mrs
Fishel Z . Miss Roth Thomas
Elsh Jane Miss wit Wm
Frey Stephen Spath YIN
Force Isaac S.rlckler J 5 Jr
la s A Miss Stanley Nathaniel
GnoerI CB Shea Timothy
Hall William VI SimO,s sarah !
Hall Eff Sbepelton Cynthia Nrz
Hunt Elisher Scott Joe
Hutchinson Nancy JaneVernell Charles
Miss Neiler E
HUI Eiza h Miss Wililammair BOssin a
kryeing E Ward Finley
Kelley Emma Miss WAIT
Lsister Luke Woodland Marrie Miss
TO obtain any of these letters. the applicant
must call Tor '0drcrfised letters give the date Of
his list and pay one cent Tor advertising.
OHce hours from T:8tA 4 N. 10 3 y. Al
c. n BATCE Pa
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THE BILL.

The Ways and Means Committee had
another meeting to-day, for the purpose
of considering McCulloch's financial bill.
They are very much divided in regard to
the foreign clause, the vote standing
four TO four. On the other features of
the bill there appears to be very little
disagreement. 1t viii not be reported
before Monday next.
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GOV. AIKEN,

OF South Carolina, arrived here to-day
He says the negroes are doing nothing.
and that the next crop is likely to be en-
tirely a failure, unless some thing is done
to compel the negroes to work. He has
been appointed to come here and lay the
matter before the President and General
Grant. and see if some meana cannot be
devised to remedy the difficulty.
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STATE OF CONNIE TIcUT.
COuNTy ~ Hartman

I, EDW Ard UDUDMNN. UOm
quest Of the officers Of the North A
examined the Assets OF SAID Company
actuai Capital of Three Hundred N
nexe1 Statement of the condition of
In Witness Whereof. l have he.
L. s. EDWARD GOOD
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-09
VISIT OF BISHOP DAVIS.

The Episcopal Church Of this place had the
pleasure duriag the past week, of recsiving {.
visit from their Diocesan. the Right Thos. T.
Davis, D. D., Bishop Of tho Diocese of South
Carolina We were gratifrd to sec. that
though the Bishop has been nearly bliud for
years past, and though he u now 10 feeble
health. his intellect seems to have "lost mono OF
ito orig;niI b.ightness and that he discourses on
sacred themes with his vonted cIsarness, power
and esrnestness. He preached two admirable
sermons one on Saturday. and smother on
Sunday. when the rite Of confirmation was
sdministered His sermon on Saturday WAS a
discourse upon Christian ethiea-sLow wing that
morality finds its true bosis in tho religious ell.
ement Of our nature, and derives it's highest
sanctions from religious obligation.
In bis sermon on Sunday he presented an
able vindicatlop Of that cardinal Scripture truth
the divinity of the saviour-,he great 'mys
tory Of godliness-God manifest in the flesh
In the leading cbaracteristics: Of Ills mental,
constitution the Bishop reminds ops of bis
nalasssks-eur honored BIZ President, with the
same rapid intuitions, ci ear. incIsirs intellect,
force Of expression. and power OF illustration.
We trust that many years Of usefulness are
siill before him, aud that he mny be eparsd to
the Church Of which hs Is 20 distipg guished An
ornament ., .. 9"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-09

See advertisements of settlement of estate O,
#m. 4';Moore. deed, by w. A. Moore, Ex' .
WIN. Il. Parker comm'r in Equity. adver-
tises the sale of valuable lands of tho following
named estates :-Rob.. wsilsce, A. T. Wat
son, TLo>, W. Chilss. VIM. Carter, W. G.
SCOTT VIM. Mocelvy--also ADVERTISE various
notices 70 creditors.
Soc notice. as to INDECENT freedmen by Capt:
X. Becker.
Advertisement of Poor. House Election by
Jno. A. W,er Treasurer.
Notice of Election for Clerk by Matthew
Mcdonald, Esq.
Citations by VIM. Hill. Ordinary. >r
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-09
THE FENIAH conyIcrs.

The conviction Of Colouel Lynch, and father
Momahon. for participation in the late Fenian
invasion Of Canada. has excited very general
sympathy among the Irish population of ,i,io
country, sndinduesd our own government to
make application to the British Minister in
'nelr behalf In their favor many extenpatiug
circumstances are urged. which it is alleged
would mole clearly have appeared. had the
prisoners witnesses al been allowed to testify
Colonel Lynch is said to have declined q Co,
oners commission In tho service, to have been
present merely q q newspaper reporter, and
to have taken no active part 10 the prcsedjnpx
Father MoMnhon seems to have been present
merely asa spiritual adviser. The question ia
one pertaining exclusively to the adminis,ra ra.
.'on OF tue criminal law Of Great Britain, and
IN which this 0ovorhment cannot Interfere.
except by urging considerations which are ad.
dressed to the magnanimity and forbearance of
great power. Clemenoy, especially with re.
gard to state Offences is often the trusst policy,
aud IN this matter It would seem that the Brit
'sh Government can afford to be generous
The Fenisn bubble has burst. and can no longer
1t over afford ground for serious apprehension.
A liberal aud humane policy will do more than
anything else to allay irritation, and give the
finishing atroke To- Fenianism.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-09

Gov. JENKINS MEssAoK-We have read with
interest tho long and able message of Gov.
jenkins TO the Legislature of Georgia, now in
session. The message takes strong ground
against the Constitutional Amendmen,-pres-
ents hopeful view of credit and reaour-
ces Of the State, aud recommends an annual
appropriation of $4,000 to a sinking fund
for cnnceling fhe public debt, now amounting
to s6,s4o .ooo-urgeo the support of the Uni
versity and Common School .duca,iou--und
the encouragement Of the agricultural and me.
chanical pursuits. The message states that
$4,000 bushels of corn have been purchased
a. cost of less than 81 per bushel, being A /
bushels to each beneficiary reported. 1t con-
cludes with the following timely suggestions: ::
lst. It becomes US to cultivate among our
selves unity Of feeling, of opinion. and of ac
tion unity among the people, unity among
the Departments Of Government
ed. Our interest lies in eschewing political
excitement. studiously avoiding all conflict
with authorities uncho sen by ua, but placed over
us, and employing our active energies in re-
building our own waste places and developing
our neglected resources Whilst Others rage
and wIange over ephemeral Issues, let US Ge
busy with the real. abiding concerns Of life.
Thus shall we emerge from the period of os :
trscism. wiser. more thriving and more respeo.
ted than ever.
Sd. It bebooves us. above all. 10 keep our.
selves in proper relation with the Supreme Ru
Ter of the Universe. To this end, it is right
and proper that. on q day to be appointed, our
whole people should simultau ueously prosi rate
themselves before the Throne of Grace, rem
dering thanks for blessings enjoyed, imploring
forgiveness for error, committed and seeking
light to guide US on our r.gged, darSened way.
have rsfrained from inviting such proceed.
Jog. believing that. in our Extremity. it is more
hitting that tho movement be made by the i'm
mediate representatives. Of the people. will
cheerfully do your bidding. aud heartily CO.
operate in proclaiming and observing a solemn
Christisn holocaust for suffering Georgia.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-09

MARRIED, by Rev. Tho.. @. Herbert at
the residence of the brides fail or, IN arsh all
House Oh the evening Of the lst November
1865. MR.. A. v. HAMMOND. to MISS MARY
RUTLEDGE, all of AbbevilIe Village.
We tender our thanks to the happy couple
for piece OF the wedding cake. aud extend
to them our best wishes for their future VEL
fare.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-09

sALE-DAr.-There was an unusually large
attsndauce of our fellow citiEena on Monday
last. attracted by the extensive sales, of prop
.er.y which were advertised. Valuable lands
were sold by the Cou,missionet. at good prices.
The lands sold by the Sheriff went at low
rstes-ransfng from o. rs TO Sll.s7 per acre
Common mules sold from $50, to $lao-Milk
COWS from SO to S3o--cottop in seed st s. 40
per hundred.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-09

NoarHEnS ELEo1IoNs.-The Republican ma.
jority in New York 10 yariously est,nated at
from I, 900 10 $1,000. illinois, 10000 Reput .
liean; Wisconsin, 1900 Republican; Msssa.
chusetts, 10000 Republican. In Now Jersey,
the Congressional delegation stands fcnr Re-
publicsns to one Democrat; si,greaves wss
elected iE the Sd District. In Deiav are. a
Democratic Governor and Cong,.ssmen are
elected by 1000 maiority-a gain Of 500.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-09

CoTroS 1rEMs.-Adv,ces from IndianoIa, Tex
a. to the 9th, sum up the cotton shipped to
LIST September at 5000 bales against o., 900 in
1860. The Indianola Times thinks that will
show the probable per centage of the Texa.
Q op this year.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-09
To the Public.

PLANTERS, and ell others who are able
to do 90. are respectfully and earnestly re-
quested 10 inform me, on or before saleaay next,
of the number of INDECENT and infrm freed peo.
pie and children too young to work, who arc
living on their lands, or of whom they may
know. c. R. BECKER.
Capt. and 8. A. Commissioner.
Nov. Z @
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-09
The Associate.
REFORMED PREsBYFERlAN:

NDER the above title the snbscribes pro-
~ Poses TO resume the publication Of the
Due West Telescope" for tho A. R. Synod, on
the 1st January, 1867. g..if.s,..
snbscrip,ion-aAres Dollars year; in ad-
uancs, in currency. -" ~. 49,
-eB-. Our old exchanges will confer q favor
by giving this notice an insertion or two.
Aho. by sending Us their papers 10 advance.
- T. ..;.s'st...':,''. ~ J. l.. BONNER.
Z, Disc West, 8. O., Oes 30. 1855, t..
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-09
Notice to Shippers of Cotton.
A s lEsaa 60 49, 49,
OFFICE q. and c. Il. r! Co.,

OFFICE q. and c. II. r! Co.,
CoLUMBiA. Nov. ], 1866.
NOEICE' is hereby given to all shippers Of
~, Cotton oyer tho G. g. C. Il. R.. consipn ed
TO any point beyond Columbia. that arrange
ments have been mada with the Collector Of
Internal Revenue for this !. collection disiriot"
by which, all cotton coming down the road upon
which tho -tax has.no been psj1. that il may be
sssessed and the tax paid at this point, provided
it is consigned 10 ;. 3. Gl.ss, agen, of The road
ct this point; and the amounts OF the tax will be
forwarded 10 be paid by the copsignee in Charles:
ton. without charge.
1t ts. however, desirabie that when IL is con-
Yenient, the cotton be assessed, and tho tax paid
ut The point Of shipment
II. p. IIAMMETT,
.H President.
Nov. 2 At
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-09
ABBEvILLE. Nov. 8, 1866.
Cotton is commanding from SO to SO cents in
AUGUsTA. Nov. 6-6 p. I

AUGUSTA. Nov, 6-6 P. N.
GOtD.-Buying, LAB: selling, l.5O
SlLVER.-Buying. lao; selling LAO.
COTTON.-The market is quite unsettled,
holders asking stiff prices, and buyers standing
Oft. little over 200 bales changed hands to-
day. Quotations range-Middling S6c; Strict
Middling s64c; Good Middliug 3sc; Middling
Fair 36ic. .
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-09

EsrArz sArE--At the. sss.ts asls of s.t,.
Fo'ber.. decd, corn brougbt % peg bu,hsI
wheat $3.50 per bnt,s}; :essile frop bia 70 $50
P-rhead hsrses and 'mpes from. 600. to s,4o.
] yoke of.steers cold: sor t9o. .Gsspo.hsr a.
Young stssrs Tor s4oto- Bssoa h.onrhir; ae, d.
Prr-'b.. and Hard sests per ,pound Th.. ..,a,s
was for cash. - =.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-09
~ NOTXcK
~DTTSTrS~-~r

! 10. o.%CREDlIORS.
#DURsUANTto to orisriof Court, all GtsdItors
Of THQS.- W. SMITH, decd, ase hereby
required toPresent and provs their dietnsndS be.
fore me on Or 6efors 1ss Fsbr1sasva as.e, 1867.
. - Il; -. Il. .,.!-, VIM, H PARKER.
- g. r. A. d.
con'nlss,opers oales. ossobs. lo1 1858.
:, Ortobst, TO- = t.9s ;, = :: lm-3n
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-09

az Hereeffsr all Obituary Notices. g}ib
"tes Of Respect. aud communications on su6;eets
of rsrso'dl character, iaserte.' in tho Pass
or Ms BANNER, 'oH De charged for at orr regular
'"'tance, De accompanied BY The. name Of khe p,r.
son to 'chom they are to Be charged
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-09


esIosr AID M,sDExrAnsRs.--Grims seems
to be largely on the increase 10 our midst, call.
ing loudly for the extreme penalty Of tho lsw,
. On Monday isst, Edmund Latimsr q freed
man was admitted to Jail, under warrant Issued
BY Esq, McCaslan. charged with the murder
of Robert Giessr. another freedman, commit.
ted in the vicinity Of LovndesvilIs.
On Friday ,laat two freedmen, Charles
and Andy. inspected Of killing . COW, belong,
ng to Rev. Dr.. Turner. we're lodged in jsiI,
but have since besn.baiied -"
On hsnight Of the same day, the 6 Gin. house
Of Ar. Je8elson. Davis in the vicinity Of the.
vIasge. was troken open aud several hundred
ponnds ~ picked cotton stolen: r.. =:
9n,. s.spra,y aisht last. tie store Of
Messss Bsshs.t = Hsssis tof our: village VS.,
snesrsd' ,.ad goods to-shs .slas Of seoas si5o
Ssss stolen - ...i :. ~. IL,
Messfss wsits sni.b q eo, adsert,.. fresh:
arriysfs and large secsssians 10 tbs;r sxssusiy.
;sad ss,isd Fan Asd wib~r stosk. All 81 b.
bs.t gods a. tks ssxSsh sts Is bss4ouod =
,shstr wall know and rSp6isr ssssSaf,haeot
tosvsisS We would iasits u. :saertioasf aur
Sfesdafs . -sse:, ..,c $; <, "a :,
+ Mr.. y caanioghsm .saaoapsss The rsr,;.
,yAtthk Sesk pf = afostof isspstiss Gtoe.r;..s
- wsif;aes sdditions ts hfs VIZ. eor6Siet. "a
s.ssot ,seak Of ~ eoods A-l4,s. Iet of fnow.
Goods y s4psstsd this uees. ;..,,E's
J. Rssf ~ s1ss ssstassmsbt ,.aSf M: Thes IS
4ssslsss yhS 8 ssaSsiaS Mrs 4asSshhss a.see
I'D dssssa stssdst fsss sysss sihsilspfoata;
Hsa 4smAh eE sis sieea ssa aasr fgsSSdsi
'SeAld .as4yfhsst - ssasst h4l stssaos. as
sHk sHn5 Sssas,i 1dEsltli s. ssssaySr5Es "a
Ass Knssias Waste u4ids sas;us n 81 sasa,,
.e . s.s' ne as 1880 3 e.ss g u d,
~. JSsrG Hp1ifa, ~ xiss;i1spt. ii 3
s~tisss ~ seiisestoD !ottss tAtslssH ssts. I
6ss, ,.,a5S - Z :
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-09

- g8 Inc writer osskna able; srtieis 10 Ds.
sBo~'s Review iurgss ourplapfsfs TO- bold on u
tblr snttqns,H pEsetioalis ia sisv ,ef better
priaen = . : -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-09

Ga it Fin the Village Of DonnaldsvilIe) there
is \ NEAT DWELLING, with Roome, Scr
wants House, Kitchen, Meat House. 2 Poultry
H"u.es, Pantry. Corn Criis. Carriage House.
Cotton House. Stable. Fodder House, and an
Office. Nos, of these are frame buildings-all In.
good repair.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-15
Congressional.

SENATE.-Numerous petitions from citi
zens of Venango county, N. Y, asking for a
repeal of the law imposing tax on the regu-
lations Of State Bank notes after the lst of
July next, was presented by Mr.. Harris, and
referred to Finance Committee.
Mr.. Doolittle stated he had authentic in
formation that the French troops were pre-
pairing to leave Mexico, and offered a resolu-
ton, which was passed, requesting the Presi-
dent to communicate any information in his
possession, on the subject. tM F.H =
The Senate concurred i'll the House amend
ments relative to bounties to colored soldiers.
The executive and judicial appropriation
bill was then read and certain amendments
of the Finance Committee agreed to.
Several other amendments were offered by
members, and the bill was finally passed.
The motion to reduce the interest ON the
national debt offered by Mr.. Sherman, was
then taken up. asa ...l-l. .t.....
Mr.. Van Wrinkle said the bill would save
$50, O0O,O 900 to the Government. Pending
its consideration the Senate went into execu-
tive session.
HoUsE-The bill incorporating the Wash
ington Laboratory and Mining Association,
! was rejected.
The joint resolution with Senate amend
ments to the Constitution of the United States,
was then taken up. lj4,
! Mr. Stevens moved the previous question,
which was sustained, aud he spoke upon the
| resolution. He alluded to not having had the
cooperation and assistance Of the Executive
| to make the ''rebel" States model republics.
| The vote was then taken and the amendment
| passed as j: came from the Senate by vote
of 100 to 33, being a. strict party vote. The
House then adjourned. Az