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RH oRIIH . WILLIAn ns. A.cuo.een.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of . deed Of trust bearing date on the
seventh dsy OF nareh; A, D. 1853, and duly re
land records for W.shinstoS ooGrty In the Dis Dis
tris, @ Of CSlsnsi. will sen 2, public suction; in
day of December, a. d 1855, q { O'Clock ,. m,
Ssrt nn. Gf Lot SsZess thirty 60 ln sasars num-
having front Of twenty We rs feet on the veSt
side OF Eighth street east, aud running back with
that width seven ,G) feet and three fsI In
Term. q sale; one third q the purchase money
months, With interest, secured by deed Of tru AZ
upon the premises, A deposit q $40 will be re-
qutred OF the purchaser at the time Of sale. All
chaser. -
Hthe terms Of sale are not complied with In d We
days from day OF sale the reserves the
resell the premises st the risk and cost Of the
WA r. WARD. Trustee.
no 16-eoSda QREEN A WII,IIaMa snst.
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SHORE nACKERIIL, 4

- EXTRA FAT, No. I, IN KITS.
Those Who appreciate . ne article will una
,heee Of very supe rior quality. and full weight.
Packed IN Portland, Ne. expressly for Us
--.l-- s.s.. ..I..sa z. n p. KING SON,
nos King Place.
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PKRsoNAL.-Brevet Brigadierfeneral Henry
W. Benham, formerly chief engineer Of the
Army Of the Potomac, is in town.
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INTERNAL RKvENUE-The receipts from thi.
source to day were $S55,212
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~ FROM A. j. Mudd, 36s ID street. we have
Frank Lsslie's Magazine for December.
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Opening Of the New Bridge at Havre.de.

BALTIMORE Nov. 26.-A number Of invited
guests, including members Of the City Council
and representatives of Baltimore press, left
here this morning In special train for the
Susquehanna river to be present at the formal
opening OF the new railroad bridge of the Phi. 4.
adelphia and Baltimore Railroad
Evening star., 1866-11-26

AssooIAfIoS.-A meeting
s n:S sns 3 on f;9R
DAY. bseepes, :, es = m; tor the par sSss Of
% So. y, Q. - ssss a
present. - no 8 Sc
NF woRKIse1Ihy o0Hy1III0y-An.
Ssc su1nsS snn %:sass ril :: hSs Il shs
IvESiSa. Nov sstS, ss a. ~ oe,osf. SSat foii -.
t..dsnss Is desirable a; The G9,stiss,ion viii be
JxMss Il. REED. Rec Sec. rssses:s; no . 4
9ss,.m, G {. .soSSIIEs;si SsIs;.i ofSiSSSSt5cxs !,
ssS5.ds;.s ssSs5 ss;.isis,s
Band OF Music In attendance svery evening.
As%i:sis.. iSesnts. Season tickets, 81.
NTTTEHIEo Tho LAPIss N%. 9E :EEI0s oAsso9I;
POOR viii hold . -FKsTIVAL on street, be.
tween 18th street and Coanecticut svenue, on
.s
:nsP,es; Aus Of Gen aaS~aTc Ter assttuss OLD xo@sa
lie to aid Us in this good work no "a
M MOTiCE.-All DIErIsrS OF tho cities Of
UY Washington and Georgetown are hereby In
81 81
ClTf; which Will es held et Dr.. Mobiles once.
,.a h. .nf sn. sh
mess o. ri vii seme before the meeting
no ai,t o A. DALEY. Sec.
rCHRIsTIAEHHs99IHIss'OohMEsJIAL
street, between sth and 10th.
This Institution is now open fer the reception of
students. Youths desirous Of following the course
OF studies should apply at once o. only Q small,
number will be received.
no o2s,t' BROTHER TOBIAS. Director.
~CHURoR OF TIE INCARNATION.
BENEFIT OF THE BUILDING FUND.
ELOCUTIoNARY AND MUSICAL soIREE
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN AMATEURS,
At the Lecture Room OF the Church OF the Epi ph.
any, (9 street, between 18th and Ilth,|
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. ., 1856
Cards Of admission, so cents
Readings By Prof. DONALD MCLEOD n2s..d
~OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF DIREO
612rIoS OF Tas D. o. % So1smSer Ata as. ASso 1sss
A meeting Of the Stockholders OF the n Masonic Hail
Association Of the District Of OolumbiA, will he
nead st the once m Of the DiIectcrs on 9th street
MONDAY ESkNING. December 5, 1855, for the
purpose OF electing hve Directors to serve during
.nd OPEN m
BY oraer OF the Board Of DirectSr,
no q. 2s q. s.&dss,a Intel Sec. oro ten
TEs A B L ED 1872.
MCPHERSON FERGUSON.
OH fKNN. AyENrR, CORNER 1sT STREET,
CAPIToL HILL.
PURE D1UGs, MEDICINES and CHEMICALS,
PAkfUhEkti ISisTkH FAHHH Y Il SSQ1s9Ds. SQs
ed The Night Bell promptly answered.
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@General Dix sailed for France on Sat
urday.
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DROPOsALs FOR FURNISHING ARTICLES
il AT TIE WAsHiN0TUN NAVY YARp.

- W
PdyrosfT's 0psce, u. = Mary,
goo Fstrset, We. .iinrtOn, ID e.. Nov. -, 1850.
Separate Sealed Proposals, to be indorsed Pro
po.sls ,, viii be rscsiyed at this once until the
1ST DAY OF pBO0ABER, 1866, ct 90 O'Clock ..
m for the follo~tnS articles, to be delivered at
Washington Navy Yard, viz:
For ENueaH oC Orda0acs.
ae tive hundredI pounds pulvsriz.d Piumbaso,
o. tfifty seven, dozen Files, best quality
$50 eight hundred and nfty) pounds CAST Steel.
best quality.
s 90 ave Thousand pounds round and SQUARE
Iron, best quality.
Fov BNeaB Of Stsau EagineerinE.
. 2Met thousand pounds y inch Round Iron.
O00 lone thousaDd) pOsnds Rivets, \ By Ia
inches
Is 6tforty sixD pieces Scantline
500 teight thoussndD feet No. White Pine
Boards.
For B1rsaN Of Narfgatoa.
$50 fthifty two hundred and fftyl feet White
Fer dimensions. &c, see schedule at this once.
The shove articles 20 he delivered free OF coat 20
the 0oyernmept for freight trans port alton. sd
~ tire ri,k r and expsnse of the party faruishing
eunBcfens eusrantee fer prompt delivery will be
required Of suecsssfnl biddsrs, ,.,v.ov
noAa Paymaster. United States NAVY.
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I'll = g I d b.,
We have Just received i've Barrels Harrison's
APPLE CIDER, warranted pure article. For
sale by BGAN PEBBLE,
no 23 81 corner and 9th streets
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK r. M. Nj
a O'CLOCK r. M.
GOVERNMENT sECuRlrIEs.
rwAsu,va~ov No~.-as &C.

Jay Cooke & 90. furnish ths following
a uotatlons Of Government securit,es.
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WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD
~ can be obtained 1t 3s9 Sd street, corner OF
inoIana avenue upon moderate terms. no 10 .l2tr
pERs0Ns CAN EE ACCOMMODATED WITH
= Rooms and Table Board at No l3S Dunbar.
Ton street, Georgetown, D. O. no I5.sws
'V'ABLB BOARD es No. A64 10Th street, few
month. AZ
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BOARDING..

B9,iARDIEG B,iaRDI Two or three gentlemen, or gen.
pleasant ROOM and BoABD: also, room for S'tn ons
s4 shsss Table Be- .ns
Rs n: 3 WILSON has taken the house No.
aa o
IN % house gas bath room, and v.ss. closet
A FRONT AND BACK PARLOR, WITH
49, ~ Ssdreom etteehed. suitable for An n. O. or
so!lde;: SsssS:s; ne To-
R 9sSns sn6ss AND ,S SS9hBP1very "a nicely lurni:hed
is.S A1iS It r:s,s sS4nsf spiTFd Nj" 9. aATToS
FOE nossSST sssSTI0ns south FKOHr BOON, With
stsr sts tossn ONE. s'srence' exchanged. Apply :. the
3SO STREET, NEAR 1oTH-0ne from. and
Win Board 't hso fSI .nd
Tssi. q ss:ra sSS ;aSs a. so
i BOARD, or entire house, contsinins ten
% iprnisned rooms, mos, Of them large, No. i5s, on
toe corner OF "a street and Pc. ave. no 2s-st'
F0Ha aHREE HREET.Iwo large, we'll furnished FRONT
and n: Apply ,t % s,as NO. 4Ss on 18th. between
RkO0as: iurpi.hed or unfurri.hed. with good
ne sso, Detn, not ana oOld water. At No.
SlO bridge street, Georgetown. no I3 ims
kOARDIHG.Gentlem can be aocommo oda ated
petween nth and 18th streets. This place is suit
ooie oGe ior Clerks In War Department, Adjutant
Senersis Ofhce, and Quartermaster General 9 or
nee: Nna very short distance from the Deesrt.
".o1.s. Nlve US cal. no 23N-
0G1 EMTERPRIsIN9 FRIEND, J. p.
S,CHUTUHETT: having leased and newly f,r
aishSd with sli the modern improvsmsnts the
oweimng o seIoinipE his veil known establishment,
modefe Members Of Ceneress or other pSrties
Tshing PklNATE APARTMENTS and first.
class Table BOARD. He continues still 10 serve
0nnsr and Supper Parties - heretofore.
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BAKBER's SOAR.
We have Just received 10 boxes Browns cslebra.
ted Shaving Soap for bsrbers' use.
EGAN & PBRRIR,
no 43-3t Corner and Sth streets
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MINCB Mat,
Avl MINCE NEAT.
i Hill receive to day . supply Of excellent
1lnSE - At, prepared In the most csreful man
AT reasonable cost Housskespers may save
themselves much trouble By using this article
N. W. BURCHBLL.
Corner Of l4th and streets,
no ~ under HbbItt Home
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JUST REoEIvED
YATES SELBYS,
No. 32S Pennsylania Ayeuue
superior lot of LADIES' CLOAKINGS wbic n
they are Offering at very low prices. no rs If
PLATE wARMIRs. co., nnna
BADONNAs. TOILET SITS.
WAITER, BBEAD AAD CAKE BOXES Ac
low prices. j. W. BOTRLER 4 BRO
General House Furnis hers
no 20 eo6t $40 Pc. ave, fMetzerOtt Hall }
DINNEB SETS. &c.
A beautiful assortment Of
DINNER AND TEA SErTS
PUNCH BOWLS, VAS rs. MUGS
COLOGNE SETf6, CUPS. 6AUCERS, &c
just imported and for sale q cur usa ii low price,
wv. BOTELRR q BRO
Importers of House Furnishing Goods
no b6t 32O Metzerotf Hall -
NATE4 SELBY No 323 Pennsylyania ax.
nue., desiring to reduce their stock of
FALL AND WIHTER DRY GOODS
by the LIST OF January ensuing, have determipsA
70 run II of until that time At
ONPRECEDENTEDLY Low PRICES
Persons desirous Of maxim z eat bargains Womb
do we'll to give them Q cali. no ssst
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EIHDLINe AND STOVE WOOD.

2s2 Penn a are, bet. IIth aud lsh SIS 2sS
Always on hand full supply OF the above named
article sawed and split In any length and size re-
quirsd, and promptly delivered 20 any part of the
District at the LOWEST CASH PRIOls.
BoAd TH03. J. GAIT.
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HoSEII I

II H0NBYi
I am to-day receiving HOHHY oS chs sns.t
favor and Appearance
D. W BUROHRLL.
Corner sfllth and streets 1nlsr
sen Ebhl6 Uouso.
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CROvER & BAKHk
CELEBRATED
FIRST PREMIUM

CROYER & BAKBk
cELEBRATFD
FIRST PREMIUM
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
The best Family n achibe in the market
The oHIy Machine that will both Sew and En-
broider psrfetlg. -..--
They make an Elastic Sfitch that will net break
in washing.
'11 DAVIS eAIrHRBs.
no f4-lm 10 market space
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II hDIE1.-N 10 Win eotIslAct1en We give you O
IL plain sketch Of the winter fashions,
DERNDIR MODE DE PARIS.
First. Back part Of the hair, (mo ost scceptiblsJ
are three Pufs: six Pufs; Waterfall, new style.
one Pun and tive brsias around it; or the new
style WHEEL, all nne valuable pieces, aoa OF the
best style.
second For the fr ont Serigas new style. nve
Grim ped Puffs, large crimDed, hair pulled high,
surmounted With new sty 10 freize - -
IL will be too long to enumerste all the diner
ent STYLES, but the above the most adopted.
and can be seen already made, and ordered st
DEMONGE0TS
HUMAN HAIR STORE,
Corner Of 10th and ID streets,
no 24-6ts near the Avenue
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II Bliss kINKLE'5 early visit at 6HEDD,S
~ IT'D street ss ven doors ahors Pa. Az, With
variety Of Notions. The larg rgest In the city Come
and see. No d. ~
, 1866-02-24
Affairs About Home.

GTacuArIoS-ComH.an y Z. Home Guard. oh.
served the anniversary Of the evacuation OF the
city c4 Charleston by the rebels. on the evening
OF the 18th. The Qunlrillc Baud discoursci cx-
cellent music, and, with the nd ii,ion Of v.,cnl
music, the evening was made to pass very pleas
antly. a good supper was announced late in The
evening, and is merits were amply tested.
.tler the table had been cleared, Lieut.. Bouuln.
who presided, cuilcd upon MIR. a. Coihn for Il
speech, which was complied with. Mr.. l5onuln
followed with Il sentiment complimentary 10
South Cnrolina. hr. (iadslen did the same for
Massachusetts Mr.. Jenkins INDUCED in facet.
nus remarks upon the character Of cotton, King,
md "niHEcr.' Short speeches were also made by
Corporal Morgan, and Mcssrs. Holloway,
S:na!ls, Joncs, Gnliiard. Peterson, Dcas, jacobs,
Savage, Allen. Dinglc, and Middleton. The
South Carolina Leader was voted Ill rigll, in sen.
,iment and sound i'll policy. /, was nm occasion
long to be remembered by tile Company md Tho
invited guests.
, 1866-02-24
A Letter from II slavo-holdor,
Comets, importing 'linngr Of timer, br:ndish
Your fiery tirssr1 IN the SKY"
7"Mc Edith. Of tie L.cuIr:

IT.. --
7"hc Eiim, Of he LctI,r:
Cnmc,s lave trnnhi,lc,l thrir fiery ,rcsscs in
the SKY; times have changed, md States have
changed too: tor those. which IL few wears :rn
Shot IN ,lv from their spheres. are nov known
and held only IL territorial form the destiny If
four millions of human brii.s has been chang. Il.
and t"cy have sprung Literally INTO i, new exist.
cncr; and, III the language ut the Diocesan
Council of the Ep;.co;al Church. .,l,!.t ,hry
should ilnvt been Intoxicated b, their newly M.
uuircd freedom. OF wl,iri,. and lis effects they
Lave ben H. | To indulge wayne and cxtrav,ru.
cArec'a.irnS, i>.in ~ dr..rcc surprising. Tie
ctn-r Tor wonder is thai They have no. b,,n
guilty OF FAR "lcltcr rNc"sscS. To i,,cir own n,
'urnl ''"ril''y.- 10 the lcnicncy Of lie system "a,
II rNiSi,'! amongst us; III tie kinllv tcrlin.s i,
cn-cn'irrod, I" the Influence at the Gospel
preached nrnnn. them init Ia tic oyr,r,ling no
rilrncr OF God, is til, 10 III. n,crihr,l." 4
Nnw. in the lnarcl, OF he freedman ou,wY,d in
Iii, political and m.oial regeneration. il loro,n.s
al incn. North anil 80 'rh, to assist ,ilcm ~ wi.,
a'd temperate c,i,t>cl- and i, seems 10 ne 10
n' essentially necessary an! proper that all bitter
'nF""livci spoken "r written Should he avoid.
t'. lie former masters have suffered muri -
ave, You may >av truly. th"y have los, .il.-ii
this he !, punishment for II system .rn!i,.! ri,
them Let those w!n lave lvr,, instrumental IN
'rrrlii. ii. slave res. satisfied with their mt.h;v
work. Where is ia" policy of kcriny M en-.
.i.irr'.' feelings, or rather oi tninrn,ii,S ,irm :
N"ihl II mr. he MGR. ruii>iSir,t y ILL pure Chris
taiI'N.'O ,t,rrik ii,f wriic GOOD will .Itnp:l.s,
'n'H 4 ! linr" tx ~.iirictl nv 'i,sirr for tie -:
tr'i rlsrls;rlsi>,m mont ri the former slaves. and
NJ sric'rr ti be! ct il the invvir-llc incr.a>,
'i''ii> I''liiirll lti'il"g,>; but that Improvement
mast II" gradual. Ia la. Wholesome aid ;,Si'v M
ffecii'ri ,!o'i cannon ln.cipiinrr such IN end
without remembering 1t Nv It'll ii III, ultivS. Tie
time has passed no% tnr thu N,nthrrn papers to
ic III With abuse Of The S,,mtlj,n sia,,l,nllrr :;
and il they really wi>l, Tie fru:l:ncn we'll, IL
item Join lie c.,m! a,.! w;Ea IvtA.in ,v.iin. ,nr
best and linaiirSi FEELING; ~lriwr"n the ,wp
races, and leave 10 time unavuil .hlc con, :
GurnrrS. Iu
In my n"N'. ! will continue my remarks. from
former hunters, tu The question Eow n.'iAiiny
Congress and the country.
Feb. 10, 1866. EroAn.
, 1866-02-24
The Presidents Veto.

The Constitution ofthr United SUITED provides
that every bill which shall have passed the Sen.
ate and House Of Representatives. shsli, before
it become q law. DO presented to the President.
Tor his signature. Aud if IL does not approve 1t.
he Is required to return it within ten days to the
House in which ii originated will. his objections.
Unless the tw" Houses, upon the reconsideration
Of the bill. can pass it by l. two thirds maiority,
il is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Fr"cdmcn's Bureau Bill. which passed
both Houses of Congress by large mujoritics.
.indrew johnson, President Of the United States.
has. III the exercise OF his executive power,
VETOED.
BY SO doing the PrcsiGcn, places himself in di.
rect opposition to The expressed sentiment, OF
Congress, and W. believe to The feelings and SYM
pathles OF The loyal people. both Nnth and
South. lie takes tn" ground that the bill is ul-
constitutional. and that the appointment Of agents
III every county where freedmen exist, would
give him much patronage, and enable him. If 80
disposed, I" use II for political ends. This rru.
son Is u mere suhtcrfuSc TO conceal the truth. II
!, the weakest kind Of political CANNON. ,lloyi-
cnl ns 1t Is transparent.
Iet the veto meets the approval OF every en-.
eny VI the cucuiry. Exul,unt rebels Haunt high
their banners. and IrInire at the President.
do"n.nl. Wendell philips was correct when
he said that the great struggle had been trans.
i,;rrd from the cuntrndiiS armies Of LIE and
GInnt. 10 the cnpi:ni OF the nation Mhvrc An
drew Johnson nrpenrs ns the CHAMPION If Tn.
South. an accidental President, he has don,
worse tham citacr M;lla1d Fillmore or John Ty-
Ter. and we fear his name III history will be
cluased with the ArnollS, the l}nr,b, aud til,
rylcrs.- Jefferson DAVIS. Lee. and Stephens.
Coming INTO power upon The high ti,!e Of m
tions! succcss-s,rriing into The shoes OF un IL.
lust1ious PREDECESSOR whose nunc will b. re-
menbrrcl while America lasts, ne might have
carved for himself Il place high up in the n,rhr
OF fame. Bat. forgetting the party which gave
him place. and the ~cou:tty which nurturet and
su,.ai""d hun through tunes OF trial, he has pan.
irred to the desires Of IL ,rai,orous horde, fall
teicd. tailed. and fallen.
, 1866-02-24

FRED DnrGLas>'s LECTURE Mr.. Douglas,
delivered his Gel, hrr'rd lecture npot the nssa..
>inn':"n If President Lincoln. nj Dr. Su,hrr.
lands Clurc!!.. III Washington C,y. one evening
last week, to one Of the largest ana fines, nudi-
rn:rs ever convened in that city. Chief Justice
chase intrnluccd the lecturer as . one OF Tie
tr>t orators. nn,. foremost ni American rit,zcns.'
.lr. Douglass vas listened 10 with marked at.
,en'ion. every announcement of cor icncc in
Congress and thr people. for justice md quality
Tor ull before IN" law. was received viii III,
most iervcnt Demonstrations OF approval.
judy" kr;iH :. u Penn. was called for at tn.
close If the lcr,ur.. when m stepped upon inc
platform, AID in his wcl'.kuown ,lrou"ncc nd
vnchtrh IN" coiorrd mans rlsh, to The bn llol a.
wril as the bullet.
Dnring The assembling ne The audience. some
miserable wrrrchcs spii,,4lcd tn. ai.lrs III the
church with rnp>icun. which caused much sui.
frrlng and coughing among he uiicndancr. A.
thrre was II hi't"r ard unchristian spmlt NAM
tested by somr Of The members { this church
in opposiii"n TO Mr.. Douglass going into il, there
is prnhnhlc cause for believing that som . Of The
ma'ccntcnts prtpctfrtcd the cxrcrnhlr deed. 1,
has provoked much excitement, and brouyh,
down the severe reSukc Of the better class OF CHI.
zens.
, 1866-02-24


To- Tie following is an extract from the re-
marks made hy Geo. a. Trenholm before the
Chamber Of Commerce in this city, on Tuesday
the 18Th inst.
Nni wc can give no better evidence Of tho
nl,nncr III wl,i,li we have acquitted ourselves OF
tho,c duties. .i,an is afforded ny the Judgment OF
others as 10 tic qualifications for citizenship Of
Our cn,ancipated al,vcS. sir, VIC hive educated
I en- we t,nk ii,cm ir.rts.rilns, we returned
them C,ri>tanizch and civi:iz.n to those iron,
whom we received them we paid for them. we
return them without compensation. Oar corsci-
cnccs are clear, our hands aIe clean. But. Sir, we
have still duties 10 perform towards them. take
the ground i,r,t we are, their best friends that
they are our fcllow-ci,izcns, because they were
horn upon orr soii-in CIr very houses They
nrr onr children. for VIC have reared them. Such
as tllcy are. we lave made sbrm an educated
ti,cm. IL i for us to bear viii, illcir inulis. TO he
int'nlgcns TO their ti,iblcs, /, encourage and up
hold Them. and give them that lig!rt by which,
they may walk IN safety. We siioil,, encourage
III IN IL 10 on in t!.rir old paths o9 Industry and
virtue. Our relative conditions are chnngetl. We
cannot rnw place our reliance upon their :incws
and ninscles, The institution OF slavery divided
our commpauy into two great classcS-the. class
of iniviirC; ild TIC cinss of muscle. Now both
intellect and MUSCLE must b. combined II the
SAME individual. ,nA we must improve tbci7 in
t.ljprf1 - ..|.. ..... ...#" ".. ."#- .. .-....
, 1866-02-24
U. Z. America Council No. I.

Wh~rhas, In The all. wise providence of God, he
has been pleased ,n u.kg from our midst, our de.
voted Brother and energetic Marshal, Samuel
Bin=. this Council deeply Scplore his loss, and
truly sympashisc with his .bcrenre'l partner in
HE. tcc!in. thai he has gone where JUSTICE is Gu
shrined with & Dry.
Hesoiutd, That y blank page be kept in our
minutes in honor q: our deceased Brother, and
tlrit y copy OF l!icse resolutions he sent 10 his
y IL, ana al>1 Published in tic South Caroinu
l=bhT. JA.rs- y HAiHLr,
t#| !cGrrvat,Y y,n ten.
, 1866-02-24

FIELD IiAxps.-Wc G.sirc to canton nur
friends whn my be anxious TO obtain rmIi!uy.
ni'nt, against contracts with Irresponsible PAR
t!"s. rrofrs.ins To hive antho,,y f,"m (rn.
Scott Ia tin! places foi rhr,n. They are imIos.
Ter, and III hague with that class of planters via
think five d"llni, II month and u hu>hrl of gri,-
s,tlic:,n, pay for the tr, r!in II. I.,hnr,r> IRE il,
demand, una fair contracts can BE- made IN ne
co,'lnncc With III" printed fern Of contract, Is
sued 10y Gen Scott. Assistant commissioner.
, 1866-02-24

DAlLc LEApEH.-Wr have been so often i'm
por,uned to issue the Lcuier daily, that we are
anxious 10 do So. If Il sufficient number Of sub
-criher: can be obtained, II daily will be issued
III who nrc willing 10 subscribe for the dali. will
lease leave their names u, the otiirc immediate.
~ that we may Know whether such IN undcr-
taking i practicable.
, 1866-02-24

20 not hesitate to declare, MOI, lu.iuu>.t 70 ~
Ian the abolition OF slavery.
The other question respects The tr"ciircn.
The policy OF the Government on r,4 >,,tj.c,
a. ANNOUNCED to the wuilt by MI. Seward.
under date Nov. =. 1865. III these pregnant
words:
"r!e cs,sbiishmen: of the perfect vqra,ty .,
men q. the Aii:cun rat" v,'h ,n,n ct oth",
races throughout liz. whole continent is Il poll
Y: which t2r CNi,,d S,alcs here. alter may be
expected 20 cuN:vn;e with consistency md a-si-
DUTY"
10 the like ,trvc, is Mr. & ~itcur. who ,oll
Us plainly. 80 long ago rs 1886 aud 1887, lthr
r,erch !, not ut liSn,'l. TINT Il we ever consented
"a emancipation. "r wouli lav. TO advance
Upon our position. and CUnccar III 50 III" 4 q tlitN
OF he races. 1t is alike our duty und or inter-
eats as The inevitable SEQUENCE Of logic unG
e:rn,s.
That policy. nevertheless. finds no general
syinpntny il the South. GA: rrprcs @iiiat;vc
men and assemblies have been more backward
il cAdeavoting 10 come up TO he mca>ury
Of right on this question t,au any others. liu'
we are comir. up, slowly il deed, yet sill CON.
ing. Ii You are Htirlm,i,n'. nn.G ~r are not
absolutely hli,"!.d with Il folly ii, only t"t t5n!-.
we shnll yet. / ain persuaded. be II: nrmnny un
all vital issues. And when III. ground Is one,
well broken here. | look Tor 4 larger Weld aud
n more lnxurin,, hl! YES. ;i,"i he North has
ever produced.
Ny advice. then. is for vtH, Republicans 10
stand ,oSciher. Do not s;h'. 1T ,Erlr b. No
schi>m U,iwrci YOU md sic President. He /,
our friend. All! cu,umare ,ur confidence. Civ
IFS ,inr. L. nui!v ,i ~ -" IN IL huily. l; w.r,
better thar things wrr~ Nh 81, les ,n.w ,,.uIi L.
hasten 10 results. ,NuDouy i, hurt by -pn de
lly.
thank YOU for remembrance IN ;he way 8;
congressional tavn,S. | would like nn,,h,u.
you may find To send. especially r. port, III CON
tnittrcs. hr",c- ui :! pit,ni,nt>. &r.. g. ! HAY,
never seen i n'ial Gi,1nl'>fnli r,pnr;. C.n ynl
, 1866-02-24

New Era or PEACE - Our readers will be
clad to lcutn that our friend II. Judge Moore,
Ed, of South Carolina. will deliver II popular
lecture ut the Normal School. on Thursday
evening nex;. upon The nll- absorbing ,ooic nr
The NV Era of Peace. or tn. Country nf,rr
tir War The Hivrrti-, rh,nt ~il, br found in
another column. We hnrr Ih"' the lecture viii
be largely attended. as lie well known ability
Of the lecturer should ensure II full house.
, 1866-02-24

MIrEHAL HEsnURcEs.-A practical genlngist
has bern prospecting thr interior 81 the State,
Ni.l' The view Of asccI la in,ng It's mineral rcsour.
cts.. His researches were most sati %fnc,nry, r..
rtnl'ns the precious metals n abundance. The
gold deposits are estimated to be far richer than
'h0s' Of Colorado. The cotton kin. oil Sonth
Carolina may yet ~a''difntc in favor Of u ms,a;i-
sovereign in the coming nse of gol!,