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HAGERsTowN, MD,

whore can be had the most certain, safe.
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IHE Prison LIFE OF JEpEERsoN DAy1s-The
details Of the prison life of Mr. Davis, as de-
tailed in recent book of DR.. Craven, his first
Surgeon at Fortress Munroe, is creating pro-
found sensation throughout the country
Whilst it is enlsting universal sympathy at
the South and among the better classes at the
North in behalf Of the illustrious prisona.. it
is calling forth unmeasured condemnation of
the official barbarity Which could so far dis
grace itself, as to inflict upon the chosen repre-
sentative of gallant people all the indignities
OF the felons cell. The record of the claiming
OF Jefferson Davis, weak old man and HELM
less prisoner, will affix an eternal stigma to the
name of Secretary Staunton, and rank him
with those odious tyrants who have abused
official position to crafty personal prejudice
and malignity. There is nothing in the his
tory of State prisoners to compare with the
barbarity which has characterised the treat
ment Of Mr.. Davis, and bis keepers will meet
their deserved retribution in an outburst of
popular indignation which will exceed that
bestowed upon the jailors of Napoleon. An
effect of the publication Of DR.. Cravens work
will be 60 excite, ws trust, such sympathy in
behalf Of prisoner as will demand his imme-
diate release as an atonement for the sufferings
be has undergone.
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COMMENCEMENT OF TILE DUE WEsr FEMALE
CoLrEoE.-We take pleasure in announcing
that the Annual Commencement of this -four
ishing female institution will take place on
Wednesday, the llth July prox.
The Examination will begin on Thursday,
the 9Th. The Baccalaureate Sermon will be-
preached on Sunday. the 9th. The Alumni
Essay will be read by Mics NJ. Fannie Bradley,
OF Abbsvills District. The Anniversary ad-
dress will be delivsrsd by F. G. DeFontaine,
Esq.,. Of Columbia, The Concert will take
on Wednesday, (commsncement) night.
The Institntion, under the Presidency of the
Rev. J. I. Ronner, assisted by an able corps of
instructors. has been steadily growing 10 pop.
ular favor. and is now perhaps the most -four.
ishing in the State. Tho coming Commence
ment promises to be an OCCASION OF unusual
brillianoy and eclat-
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All persons born, naturalized in the United
States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof
are citizens of the United States and of the
States wherein they reside. No State shall
the privileges or iDmunities of citizens Of the
United States. nor shall any deprive any per-
son OF life. liberty or property without due
process If law. or to deny to any person with.
in its jurisdiction the equal protection Of the
SEC 2.-Repreaentativcs ahall apportioped
among the several States according to their
,esPestiSe numbers, counting the whole mum
Der OF persons in each State, excluding Indians
not taxed: but whenever the right to vote at
any election Tor election of President or Vicn
resident, and United States representatives in
Congress, executive or judicial officers. or tho
nenloers OF the Legislatures thereof, is denied
!" any OF The male inhabitants of such STATE
ue'pT ". twanty-one years Of age and citizens of
Tue pnited States, Or i'll any way abri.lviup,
except Tor participating in rebellion or Other
er'ue, 1he OASIS OF representation therein shall
oe reduced III the proportion which the num-
DER OF such male citizens shall bear to the
whole number OF male ci:izeus twenty one
Years OF age IN such State.
SEC S.-No person shall be Senator or
Representative in Congress, or cleotor of Pres
ident, or hold any office. civil or military. un-
der the United States or under any State who
haslng previously taken an oath as a member
oi Congress or as an officer Of the United
States, or as member of any State Legislature,
or NJ an executive or judicial officer OF any
state, TO support the Constitution of the Uni
ted States. shall have engaged in insurrection
or rebellion against the same, or given aid to
the enemies thereof but Congress may by n
vote of twotL irds Of each House remove such
disability.
SEC. 4.-The validity Of tie public debt of
the United States authorized by law, including
debts incurred for the payment of pensions and
b'untles for service in suppressng insilrrect ion
or rebellion shall not be questioned; but Meth.
er the Ch'tcd States nor any State shall ns-
eume or pay any debt or obligation incurred
IN aid Of insurrection or rebellion against The
United States; or any claim for the loss or
emancipation Of any slave, but oil such debts,
obligations and claims shall lie held illegal and
void.
SEQ. 6.--That Congress shall have power to
enforce by appropriate Liquidation, the provis.
lens of this article.
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PHGNIX AND CLEANER,

I|HE DAILY PllENIE ispublished eye1v
II morning except Monday, AID. contains
the LATEST NEWS. by lelegra ph and mails,
up 10 the hour Of going to press; Editorials
CsrrssPoaaence from different points, Hi.cel-
laaeous Reading. TILES, Poetry, Sketches etc
etc. etc. In the Quantity and Quality Of its
keaamg Matter is not 10 be exceled bv onv
paper in Soath Casol:oa. Advertisements in.
serted On favorable terms
fbk. TRI.HEEKLY PHCENIx contains
a IN every number, the reading matter (su,bra-
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daliy. It n published every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday mornings
TILE CLEANER is published every We'd
nesdAv morning: 9t is the desire, and will be
the object of the ProDrietos, to make thi.
equal to, if not the best family paper in tho
South. In fact, as its name indieates: o. hom,
companion.
Besides the collection Of the cream OF the
news of the week, Political, Financial md the
Markets, it will contain a large ameunt OF
Literary Matter, such as choice Tales, Sketches
and Poetry. 1t will embrace Eight Pages
containing forty eight ColunDs--is printed in
a form to bind, and thus secures q faitLlus
record and history Of passing events.
TERMS-IN ADVANCE:
Daily paper, six months, 300.
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=. EoricE TO TAx.PAYsrs-Mr. 8. 4. Hodges
the Tag Collector, requests Us to say, that ow-
.ipg to the scarcity of money no has extended
ths tine fer the payment Of taxes until the
10th Of Jply nsxt He will BE- at the VILLAGE
On ssts'Dsy in July snd Che Tuesday after, and
+saso On Monday and Tuesday of the following
MssE This satsnsion is snsds the more %:
ssS,say =. fF the bsneet At ef .hpss smpleyisg
ing erpps. Z - '''9e'sD
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BILL ARr's LErrERs.-We are indebted to
Messrs. Branch L. Sondley for copy Of the
letters Of this popular humorist, which have
been collected in book form and issued in
handsome style from the office of the Metrop.
o'itan Record. New York. Together with SOME
which are familiar, the most Of the letters will
be new to the majority of our readers. Com.
menc'Lg with the famous letter on Abe Lin
coins first proclamation, they haze been writ.
ten from time to time in the most eyeutful
period of our history, and to the charms of wit,
humor, and sarcasm, they add this further at.
traction of presenting an historical exhibition
OF the curren, feelings of the hour. Replete
with thought and sound wisdom, the hu1nor
gives edge to the sarcasm, and the grotesaue
and ludicrous ideas form coverts from which
the keenest darts are hurled. .'There is meth
cd in his Madness" and like the Prince of
dramatsts. he is never 80 profound and truth
ful as when assuming the motley robe of the
TOOL and Jester. IA jests prosperity lies In the
ear of him who hears it." but there are few 40
innocent OF Wit, or oblivious to the charrns
Of humor who can fail to appreciate the wit Of
Bill Arp. or the rich, racy vein Of his gro
tesque and comic humor. Bosides he is 90 in
tensely Southern. SO true to the instincts of the
man, and the impulses of the citizen, that his
utterances find response in tho popular
Southern heart everywhere. lie gives expires.
sion to feelings which long for utterance and
which are not less real and earnest that they
here assume the garb Of frivolity.
The Book may be had from Messrs. Branch
4 sondley at $3.50 per copy.
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Tie COLUMBIA PHGNIx AND GLEASxR.-In
another column will be found the prospectus of
these ever welcome exchanges. In the Phoniz
ID presented daily an interesting review of
whatever is important in current intelligence,
and varied selection of valuable and attract
i've matter, whilst in the Cleaner is weekly
to be found the best features of the daily.
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'inE CHARLEsroS NEwe.-Ws publish else.
where the prospectus of this standard Journal,
which is one Of our most valued exchanges. 1t
Is edited with great ability. and in energy, en-
terPrise, and liberality is q model newspapcr.
We take pleasure in commenting it to our
readers. as journal presenting strong claims
to their patronage.
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NOTICE
To Carpenters,
Plasterers and
Painters.

vvHE Chairman of the Board of Cou,mis-
nno, sioners Of Public Buildings will receive
REPAIRING the PLAsTERING in the JAIL,
and WHIrEWAsHTNG an the ROOMS and
Passage on: fiIst floor. Also, for REPAIRING
tho PLASTERI&G in the COURT HOISE.
CLEANING the DEFACED WALLS, RE-
PLACING CARPET1NG, and GLAZING the
WINDOWS, : = :. "'
Il. W. LAWSON, Chairman.
June 98 S5 - O. i''et
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ABBEvILAE, June -.
COTTON.-We quote Is to 21c per III. in
No change in oslse, articles.
CHARLESTON, june 81.
COTTON-Middl;ng "a to :5c, Strict Mid
ding 81 10 Ssc., Good MiddtiDg 3s to 3oc. per
ID.
RICE.-Receipts continue trfing, and sale.
confined to local consumption, at l2lc per H.
for common clean Carolina to 13ac per ID fol
prime
CORN.-There has been received since orr
last about $4,000 bushels, NIL from Baltimore.
The market here has gone up with the Balti
more market, and we learn of Gales of 1000
bushels OF white Maryland Com at 81 .45c per
bushel weight, bags included. Holders are
generally disposing Of white Corn in lots, At
$l.5O per bushel, weight, bags included.
OAfS-We learn Of no additional supplies
during the week, and, with limited demand,
we quote the article in jobbing way at S5 to
SOC per bushe!.
FLOUR.-The receipts since our last have
been light, but we learn of no change in pri-
ces We quote low Super at $s.5 to $8 76
per bbl, and good Super at 80 per Dbl.
BACON.-The demand continues light. and
prices about the same as last week. cay l64 to
l7c per lb for prime Shoulders and 1911 to 2Oc
per lb for prime Ribbed Sides. Hams o5 to
2se per ID. as in quality.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There as sold
by Messrs. Enslow & Co., 1900 boxes of Ha.
vana Sugar, No. Q to IL, at ll4 to IL tc per 10.
Mr: Jos. II. Rislay sold at auction so hhds
Cuba Grocery Sugar, direct importation, at
lit to 1885, per ID. There is fair stock of
Molasses. some Of direct importation, and we
quote Muscovado Molasses at 5b to 66c Der
gallon and Clayed Molasses at SO to 65c per
gallon.
TIMBER AND LuMBER.-The market con.
tinnes depressed and and with an ample sup.
ply; we quote Pine Timber. common, at SIS to
$s per Nj: good $40 to $l4; prime Sl6 to sls;
raft boards $40 per N scantiing ais per Al;
steaIp sawed Lumber from $40 to $50. per n,
as in quality.
SALT-ls still only limited demand, but hol.
ders are firm at $l.f6 TO 81 per saok.
New :YoRK. June 26-Noon.-Cotton firm,
at:asa4Oo. Gold, 6b}. Exchange, IO4. Wool
frmer, at 2Oa2S.
New OhLEsss, June 26.-sales of TOO bales
cotton, at *s5a$6. Stock 1900. Gold b4-
Bank sterling 67. New York exchange / dis:
count.
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sB See the advertisement CT Messrs. Mil
Ter 4 Robertson, who are offering their choice
stock of Spring and Summer Goods at cost
prices. They offer great inducements to pur.
chasers, who will do well to call end examine
their stock
See advertisements of T. j. Lyon, u. W.
Lawson, DR.. E. Parker.
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PREPARING FoR THE CAMPAIGN.

A correspondent Of the Detroit Free
Press, writing from Washington, says: "A
great deal of planning and arranging for
the fall campaign is already going on
among members of the House of each po-
liticsi party. Campaign documents are
being extensively circulated, especially in
the doubtful districts, Of which it is conce-
ded there are many. The nominating
conventions in some Of tho Congressional
districts ui the West will meet next month.
I believe there will be several in Indiana.
uhe prospect fos the complete triumph of
The idmiu istration ticket in that State is
said to be first rate" The ADMINISTERS
ton men regard eight out of the eleven
Congressional districts certain for their
candidates. Judge Hanna, Of l,erre Haute
will he the Democratic candidate in the
Seventh District. Hon. E. w. Voorhees,
declines the nomination. He will, how
ever, enter the canvass, with bis usual Wig
or and ability, and understand he will
stump the State from one end to the other.
in Illinois, the situation is said to be equal
ly promising. The democracy will give
six or seven members in that State, while
in Wisconsin, Hon. Charles A. Eldridge,
:he indefatigable, Democratic Representa-
tive from the Fond du Lac District will be
triumphantly returned, besides bring with
him one or two good Democrats from dis
tricts now represented by the Radicals.
Michigan is set down rs good for the ad-
ministration representatives at least. The
districts Of Deaman, Longyear and Trow-
bridge are conceded by Republicans to DO
doubtful. Let tho Democracy make them
certain. 10 Ohio, o dozen Radical men,
bers of Congress will have TO "walk tho
llauk," and the san,e is tsue Of Pennsyl-
vania and New York. There is every in
centive for a good fight" this fall, and
every reason to feel confident Of success.
If the true friends of the Union do their
duty, radicalism will be buried as deep as
secession.
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AUXILIARY BIBLE SocIErY OF ABBEvILLr.-
We are requested to give notice. that the Ami.
versary Meeting of this Society. will be held
at Abbeville, on the last Wednesday, (the
25th) Of July.
The Rev. d. Burkhead was appointed TO
preach the Annual Sermon; the Rev. W. L.
Prcssly his alternate. The Hon. A. Burt was
sci ectcd to deliver the Annual Address; Mr.. F.
a. Connor his alternate.
The great md controlling interests which are
subserved by this Society. and The interesting
and important subjects which will likely come
up for discussion at the next meeting, We trust
will secure a large attendance.
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TAX ON LASD.-As so many conflicting re-
Ports, says the Macon Telegraph, prevail
through The country as to The above tax, we
make another statement to relieve the public
Im!9d. The fret year of the war Congress lev
led direct tax on real estate which was an.
portioned among the States according to rep
r. .iTesentation. as required by the Colstitution.
10 Georgia was apportioned something over
ave thousand dollars The tax was levied on
,cr out one year: (ls6l } and is collectable ior
sequently repealed. 1t is a tax past due of
tpree dollars thirty three and third cents on
the valuation Of one thousand dollars Of real
estate which only is to be collected, and only
when an officer appears in each county and
gives sixty days notice of the same, before
property can be sold for said tax.