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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-13

/ IL. II. J. DAVIS, Gga1uate OF the Un;ver-
~ si!y OF New York, oGers his professional
services to the citizens Of tcrrysyil!o and sur
rount:hg country. Has had over five years
ezperieuce in civiland military practice. o..
iice at ms residence, few doors above the
Lutheran Church. References:
Dr. 5 u. Crawford. McCoytown.
Dr. D. VI. Crawford, MifIiintown.
Or. I. !. Crc-a!ear. TkcIp psoa:cwr
ArIl. :, i..t-3.1.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-13

Z IFFLINTUWN MARBLE YARn.-Hav-
w ing opened :. Marble IarI on Dri.ze
street, Miiiiintowa, woa.d respectfully an
nouhee to the public That | am preqal ed to
furnish Head Stones Monuments TUmbs, Ia
Die Tops, Nantes, &c., Of cLaste aud bcauli-
ini designs, at the lowest possible rates, and
III Il "ofS nl"n-iike manner that cannot be sur
passed IN The interior OF Penney lyana. Call
and examine specimens.
may s, l6j5-f S. 3. CAVENT.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-13
NEW GOODS AT
n4}EHEY 3 PEnM2I'>2.

The undersigned has just received a large
sleck Of Dry Goods and Groceries nj their
store GA Rail hoai Street, in Patterson, whicn
they agc0pen:ngt to tie public, at the following
low lrers:
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-13

GEcoBnER's NoTIcE.-I would res
psc;fU!iy inform the citizens of Juuiata
county, aud elsewhere who have Deeds
Releases, Powers Of Attorney, Mortgages
aud other instruments Of writing fled in
said ofice for record, that ali these pa
Pers prior to the lst day Of June, 1856,
have been recorded and are now ready
for distribution. As there are quite d
number of Deeds, &e., remaining in my
Office uaif'ei, / am dssrous tlat person 5
call at their carliest couveniance and lit
,Aem. Al! business now being done on
= cash system, am compelled to eztab
Ijsh that system myself il order to meet
,..,- .-.-.-...r..a,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-13

INCREASE OF RATS Tie turner's Gt-
gef'c lEnglish) asserts and proves by figures
bal one pair of RATS viii have progeny
%; Descendants no less than Gji 900 in three
years. Now, unless this immense family can
ie KEEP, down, they wouil consume more food
ilaa would s.,-tGin 81. 500 human beings.
l-y"Sec "Cos,ars advertisement above.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-13

SMASH JP.-A smash ~ oeearre3 on
tie Fennsy lvania Rai,o-l, near Mana
yunk, or Friday afternoon Of - week,
ia which Mae ea.s became 4 tosal wreck.
Tie cause Of this vas the breaking Of q
yhee! ia oGc u the lsoai cars. fho cars
were loaded with starch. rop corn, Bran
d., WLa.; All wool Some one hundred
lead Of hogs died from heat and want Of
water owius to tie Gc!ly oco1sloDol by
the ucci5eut.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-13

STR A9sEI, gsgk' 's'ESsf:.
Every young lady and gentleman in tie
United States can hear something very much
to their advantage by return mail free of
charge by addressing the Undersigned
Those i.avi g fears of being hEalbusged vii
oblge By not noticing ibis card. Al others
will please address their obedieat servant.
tiiOS. +. CHAPMAN.
feb. q, ,-ly. S3l Broadway, NeE York.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-13

ssa. TEaG So,
Qia''a q n'''f'' Qt''''s',
HANDEL. AND HADYN HALL
EigIM aad Spliag Garden SIS.
PHILADELPHIA.
THOMAS NAY PIERCE, y. n,
President and Consulting Accountant.
---~-----~-y~------.------
Extraordinary Inducements.
Nora ant Permanent AgraaJcmeat Of
Business Co}lege Te,ms.
From April :, 1865, to October l, 1866
AHD SUCCEEDING YEARS.
Life Scholarships, including bookkeeping,
Business Correspondence, Forms aud Gus
toms, Commercial Arithmetic. business Penn
inansh;p. Detecting Counterfeit Money; &
Commercial Law,
Twenty -EiTo Dollars.
Scholarships. including the same Subjects as
aboye. Time limited to three months,
TZyg-IgTg 55oGL&as,
rermauship, Three Months, ..........-.......sT
pcumaaship and Arithmetic, Three Nos.-Sia
The saving OF oo,l and gas in the summer
months IS an advantage OF sueh Importance
is enables The management OF this College to
make q considerable reduction in the sum
mer rates
From October /, 1865, to april i, 1857
And succeeding years, as before,
Life Scholarships. ......5.l5
Scholarships, months,
PCamaasliP, ; month ................... E. $50
Pynnansb!p and arithmetic, months. ...SI2
SpsctaI Zerass jar C1i,is, So7d.--s. ea3 f9s the
Sons of Ministers and ysa-teTe.
R!Y AY5 EVENING nSEaICTiGG F0E D3Ta
Saia5 lSD all ACES,
In Banking, Storeacepir-. BookLeepine,
r'suiusLsAip, Pen Drawinr, Yauao-rapAy,
Arithmetic, Nou=u-aiios, &.-ebrI, Gesalgsfy.
Analytical f.-gmetry. The Calculus, .-a7i=a-
tiou, Surveying, Engineering, Gaugins. 5iin-
Ing Mechanical Drawing, cymmcrciai Law.
Grrloan, Te,cgraPhing, and tire EoSl;91
Erauches, st ntode:ate prices.
E-dosaei by tie Pab.ie as tie most sge
cessfgl Bls .Ev-s College Of the country, - 3
evidenced by the fact. that
FOUR HUNDRED. .kNo TysO STu-
hare entered in The
Fiasr sl2 MONTHS OF IT: E-..srEScE.
HRITCIPALS OF DEPARTMENTS.
THOMAS NAY PIERCE, AM,
GEO. :. SNYDER, r. S. BARNES,
q. y. FAIR. JE.. J. 2. REYNOLDS.
aELhI KE!M, i Z. E0GGGSOE.
!. NJ, e. L. Supported ay an able Corps of
A--i-ta-is.
Call OF send for n Catalogue, College Cur
rency, and Pierce's Practical Edccl.0r.
0E'G4s:E-53a G152TEs sEls:ET58 81
apr. Il-2n THOMAS Il. PIERCE.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-13
Gbs SsEnniata smtneI.

WEDNESDAY MORNING June Il, 1856.
~-~O--- ~ 0----~-~--~7,-->--~--7>7>--
Tony AND )UNGG..
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-13

Wlli 81 NJ t1e io.I3WIns reIueeI Hri3es:
Best Silver Plated harness Sai V'
Second best o. - "
Third do do ~ %
Common flated 90 - - ou
@eco"l 90 40 - 10
common ram 40 J., - ~
Lc7' : E"H''n 9a''9'e' .. >. og. ~,
cec1Hd 90 10 - w
,omi-ion 'yt.iltt o,''' &c VIII LoFa 10 ~"
Co,..-'1 90 "''-ou' norm - ~
WAGON Sa',,.a5 l.
Five inch broec,. t19s SIZE -
Lca,heIs for twO i,.,--'es 81 U
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-13

L. ". TODD has just received large
> and tae assortment Of goods from the
East, which h Is prepared 10 sci. at the fol
I'M m. r--L-...l t.......-. -.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-13

J.. 2. McWILLIANS.
june CIT. Recorder
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-06-13
THIS WAY FOR BARGAINS

may Ill.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
A Hint to Somebody.

We have hs.rl it Unlimited BY two or three
rsry rsspon,ble gentlemen that, unicas eSrtain
Road Commissioners put the roads in.ordar in
tIoir respective precincts BY "or before the next
spiiag term Of Court, the said comr:issioner,
Will be.lsported for neglsc. Ofdasy. Ths roads
generally thrOughsat The District arr eer.sisy in
aSretohsd condition, and It, bshooFass ihe Co.'s
.miasiunsrs ,to'ses.toit fspes shator highusss
and byunys ara spprdil5 wsfksd or--and EOrted
thoroughly Como, gou.!emsns 'dsarthai your
f.fcs,,--vhitos and 'fresdmsu-aud aritsh in
with vim and . hearty good VIII; and thoaask o.
rendering our thsrodsh h.arcr parable ssain win
soon be seesmplished, To work, to work, to-
work. No better ,ims than now. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
Cotton. ia Still King.


Go therefore TO Geo. r. cramp & Co. zee,
Bsoad stroat, Augusta, and tuy Gaano-or any
e.hor sort Of Fertilizer you may prefer. They
keep al sorts. Tho grand dssideratam row 3
dayswith ovvry planter is how. to make oil that
he possibly can from the soif lie. him rush thero-
fore TO crsmp a Co, and provide himself with
valuable Fertilizers. Ho viii sare hall tho labor
of former days. and mako twice as much cotton;
or sSra, or pss', or segstnblss, or anything that
grows ont pftae EARTH, And the more cotton and
corn ho m,kes, the moro money he will have to
buy Sroceriss-and all manner nf luxsrios for
tho tssie-fron Cump & Co. For they koopson
hand not snly these popular FsrtiIirors, but also
= lars. aad splendid assortment of choio0 groes-
ries. Consult their card. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
..Alyery.Ancient and, Fish-like

.l-i a .-SssSSti-' = :.fs's4-1-f. -
Entering our sanetum suddenly two or thrcc
daysaga, MaexcIaimsd, like Trmsalo in shak:
spsars's I" Tompast,@ 2 a:yary snnipnt and ash.liks
stnnllR looking eround, rus-s sbeheld, alaid out
.Gtraighton tho table, likaa bodys,oHi ascoollug
board, huge and splendid salmon-almostcas
big as tho 'whalo that ttgebbled supD u Jonah la
newly arrived present from our good friend, that
-popularzand nnisrpri,ingi Hardwares Marctant,
FaosisNA BosEs, Esas-of Augusta Ga.-who,s
hberal hsysqia. always sdcyising Liberal things.
I've ncknoaieage pur,rsnemeds obligationato Mr..
SosEs-7ohllgatiDnsiwhich, all who tasted the
Salmon highly approeiatsisnd will long reminder.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
WiiIiam G. Whilden.

William G.. whidsn, of 25s, King Street,
Charleston, Offers great Inducements for.aealers
andshoppors IN their particular limo to;psy hin
q visit, Hisstoek Of croykrry, chiua, Glassware,
Plated Goods, Clocks, ws'ches. Jewelry. Cutlery,
&u., 60, cannot DO exceI,ed eiihef ip qpaiity7er
quantity 10 he Southern States He Occupies
tkat prominent stand at tho corner of Kiag and
Bsaufsin Streets. Ills card will be found elsa.
whoro ia to-dsy's iElua. = sdF
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24

- y -
:, TMS SoUrU CAsoLsyA zRllLRoAp-~E0rcn
. more or1r railroad facilities are being rcneW.
ed. There have been many difficulties ane
cubssrasaments, and these, we ara glad T..
!. learn are being rapidly overcome. 4From in,
formation. received from the Superintendent
now ON tie lima Of road, Che work in lheIdi
!, rection Of Celnmbia smsg be annonnced D.
COMPLETED to-day. The road is now Rrepsrz
ed TO rssune the receipt Of ,freight to that
point, and on to nlorrop iba passenger train,
. will run Though the entire line. ..t
In the direction of Augassa the work l.
progressing very satisfactorily. Five addi
tionnI miles have been opened during the
las. week To- the pnblic, presenting eighty oIe
miles OF open road to; Graham's Tnrh- 0us.
Five other miles ara in readiness for the rail-,
and yfiIl need only . few days for completiot
and q fJ,rther seusinp Inc II lf u
fsffplI Iion, lhat during this month it will be
open to Blaekville. -
The dnties imposed upon the company have
been Of the most trying nature. A fair ex-
aminatioa of the. facts will show that during
= the five months, the period for which they
: have had the control of the road, there has
s been no uawarraatable delay or inexeussbls
:indiferencs to the public necessities in push
! ing forward the needed repairs. Within this
time three important bridges have BEEN bnii,,
al the wooden structcres ON the Camden
road renewed, and snch portiaos;of tho raii,
.asswese needed for the completion of ltbe.
Columbia road removed, and seventy two
milese additional track opened TO the public.
During this time TIC transportation derarss-
ment had 70 bear the weight OF an nnexpec-'
- a 4 L l.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
: A W1rd to Heasekesbfefasi:

Recently We lad OCCASION u send to Mrs B. L.
fyLIr rf+ox; Augusta, eas Dealer in s.ossos, s Tin
wsfe, &c. for afox Kitchen utehsils, 'snd had
ths pleasure Of hsying our order alled Sofy sat-
isfastOiil and tnodf opisiOn, At very low prico,.
rhsrefote; to persons IL Swast 0f Cooking, Parlor
81 oaics Stoves, Tin wsro 81 ahy description.
Ovens oyeh. Lfds, &C., 2a, Ts Would fssspsoo,ful.
" say, try Mr. 3 FSfESRrox HIS afticiss; aro Of
The best quality, and prices very reasonable.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24

slyassaHs News.-Fron The Savannah
Herald Of Wednesday, Eth, va CLIP ths FOL
lowing paragraphs: v 81
ksTHr Isrsl. OF Gss. sIsgcsa4 4sThs trisl
sof Geseral 81 H.W. Mercar hsfoip 3 <mi!!
comm issiioa win be yesnnsa tbiG morning
;ihs witnesses asntfor hssisg aagissd
Ls LaaAa coT1rs;s Corr cSss,4Aa pafsandS Ts.
Epcft h,s;ag gyt. into eirenlstioa copcsrnape
ftbe sentence G. b. Lafsar, 40 tn,sp
proper to Stale, upon the highest authority
that the fiodings and sentence m bis css'
have not set been promulgated.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
Conner mjco.

Attention Is called 10 thedard Of F. csancr d
Co., 70, East Bay eharissto6, so.,es.:i This firm
IS permanently postsd on Eaa. Bay as Commits
sion and Forwarding Merchants, and dDcalarsin
Grocerissand Provisions, coasigpments .soliris
ted and sqaick rstsrns guaranteed. They areloca.
taa in shsvory haart Of, business, and cgnyenisut
to ship7ing4 0ufpsopIsmunld dowelltszsmsml
ber shosaams and whereabouts Of this popular
Ann,ss.< -, ). ..s. s., -. p. =. =.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24

: sy.h is stated that ,Dshiel Dran has gi.sn
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars toward
ths'tvosmillion dollars to beraised BY tho Methe-
dists tits year; and he also prop9'es to .srset >
theological seminary al hid country. seat up tho
Hudson river, which is 20 cost not less than half
.emillion,, asa hee donation tohis dsnomisatiDn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
aHYM:ENEAaI..

M1aaIED, at Eagefsld. G, a., on thS .2sd oi
! January, hs tho Rev, "; A. Clark, capk.1sAso
REED ! of Las and Miss, ELLIE eRIPffN,
uf this Nillsgas i.a sai', .se. i'~ .s~ats ~
f NAnninD, al s.p:s6aaSy chufch, near Liberty
.Hif, on the 18th January, BY Rev: yonss sTFApf,
y I, an III, i, rrc N 4ypr 20 n II
.is p Lac gsHssal " ot saia Rl'tl.s' nna
ssl. s.sA' soAASe, q A.sn.pek';r.oi: ~; '''
ts 4AHalsos aisse esasise5Sat tho btidasA Others
tsrsiidehes, BY Rev Ds D. BrmSen5 Mr.W.- WASH
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
,WLat Simon Thinks and. Says and lDoea

What Simon Thinks and Says and lUoes.
.';who is sIaos' Why tho Head . and Front Of
2IasixoN.k Co., Clothing Merchants, a24, Broad
Street.. Augusta, Ca 4SMos thinks sssthat war Is
sdeclafedagainst zMsxico but LET this bos as it
may, sIaoN declarSs'war against high prices for
clothing. 5sIHoadoss not think that Cotton win
bo worth sssyenty:fye cents per pound next
spring = therefore he will continue to furnish the
pnbliawlth everything in the clothing line at re-
ducsd prices. sInos Gays it :is reported "thas
tho Prince Of Wales tmith his-wife andtwo ba-
Sies} will visit Augusta soon."@ he couldn't visit
sahandsomer or more enterprising place. Thii
Hast iswhat iss think.& Indeed MeSwore about tc
say ."coaldi't VIII . better place" But when we
dalf To mind ths hor,e raid which befsll Gcnl
KIsa aud b:aparty the other day, and the robbie,
ry.sf ST. Johns Church, and the knocking down
| of Mr.. TALIAPElRo, 30, de-, ws have not the
itsmsrityto to record suchea sentoncc. We DOM
know what S,Noa thinks of allihis, buths seem.
inelinod to give cradsnce tothe report of the in.
tended 1isit Of YloToRIk's royal son. oonso-
Sdsntiy, be cffershis whole stock of clothing o
wonderly cheap rates in order that all may have
ner aait IN which to osH :pOn their Roya
Highnel,ss. Weaas assure the public that these
aa NIT VIII In sa& Aaat fa s5fes saSssaR
Broad Street, will ct out the adies spsndidly fol
| the sanoaugust and solemn rite. .'7-,. y
Now,if you should go into SNoN's and query
him about all these doings and sayings and think
ings, he would no doubt have to dodge consider.
ably, but then he knows perfectly vol, from l6nl
experience, that any enc entering his store isip:
mediatsly and profoundly ,ab,orbadin tho beauty
durability, conplotsnoas and .cheapness OF hi
stock; and Fould mover drsamof asking quertioni
concerning anything else. Anybody, however
bent upon oalochising SMox, can find him, eve,
ready and willing, at 22i Bread stroot-as nil
be seen by referring to his advertisement in
another part Of to-aass Adrersi.er. -. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
Mapes, NisfOgenized Phosphate Of

In another column, mil be found q neHt impor-
tant advertisomoht-tha Of Il, ~. Kinsmsn, 270,
King Street, CHARLESTON. 4No- particularly caIl
tho attaution Of Farmers and, Planters 10 this
matter. '-.'.:.., , zst. --~s,. S:iq ,.--,s SSS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
Sos Stealing Largely is 4 Noble Ai..',


Everybody remembers Tho terrible, uniimi:
i ftsds and papreeelsstedn forgery Of EpwinD
l:K4scHpr in Nov York . fov months nsoZ-a for,
gerry which gave to credit and busins.s . shock
from Ssich tho interests of tbo,city did mot soon
recover. Lately tho said gontlcman has bsen
tried convicted, and sentcncvd to thsV Nps York
stato prison. at Sing sipg,;for aapesiOdo four
years and asalf No sooner was he sentenced
than . huge petition was got up, signed BY many
man u the highest position and greatest inaudncs,
for the purpose Of obtaining bis pardon from tho
Governor Of the State. Foremost among these
signers is Chief Justice Chase, tho highest Judi
o:sl functionary.si IN thes Upitod States. Judgp
Cha,e, as is woll known, wantssto be candidsto
for tho ns1t Presidency; aaa it is supposed hsis
hsstsning to iecure tho friendship and influence
Of the KsIcnun family. Nhlehtis fabulously
we0ltAy. s.,. ....,. -, 4. v,.ts,ssr.t 80.
but how rotor and disgusting Eissalb this sort
Of thing Who applies for the pardon Of a poor
wretch who tno matter how honest before) stsais,
loaf ofbrcad to.carfy homo 70 large aud stary--
ing family Hsis a6mimafiIy placed in the hhnds,
ofahs law, tried, convicted, and ihs.rcorntea adof
years; while. his family arvssoutrisht Butas
gcntleman efshigh ioeiala positiOp,Tp,eviouse *
ccllens s.aarscter, and lorsy, family, who In an
uns1azded moment takes step chow fearfsl Z,
step was KzrcuUN's from the path Of rec!itnde !,
Ho diSsts witR Ill the sympathy bis interesting,
case dsssfvcs} the unpleasant aiflir must bs set.
tod, ifpo,sibio, BY fhs sshtienaa's friend, ut
all pisnts 1t must not bo allowed to affect hid un;
sleplshed reputationls a4ce7 vrss:77 -a.l,
"a iitlsstoaling 10 asdsngssms psrt s'7.4A
.tsa Bu. stealing largsly. Is q noble aTt Il 4
=. lis mean to rob hen-roost Of . heni
iss't,a But erteaing millions "a Skes us gentemon."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
For tho Advertiser.

SFo the mem5ersef hs Company raiseaefor Polio.
5pmy IN al Regia.n,. s. C G Pm
Tho undassisasa. haring removed fson aa pa
HsstSsn. tssssaso iabusinsss ina
t5sa she Distfict fssis ca5strs siasd tS ssaisn
8as;oiies of captain os ..ia SomPan3. aastsn-
sriss hi. resignation, ,Shs;Fs:pt kshost sincsr.
10 llas sneebsrs lfsr lthsie 5sr.ielisS i.
i lIJdssans. hiF 70 cOiaalsl taea Spa aE p,
SuniiSfHm hinjhe,s and soaissiy vhssh the5 har,
manifested towardsihSn; and to assure Hem
that, though their Connection is severed, thsSSye'
have his bort wishes for tbsir individual and col.
laot;Ye xelfare..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24

j ,>Sy s.-!s Cong fesstossaf. - ~ 't''
.es -.sAssssi =. X = 'WasHlNeroS, Jni:i7
ssssaie .nase to-day: ,I:e erclensiaos y.
syihiSsd A. Gfahsm, Senstrra'e.fet dr'ln
Worth GaFotina, wera presented. Aordsred 10
i iebc laid I'M the table. rssss.ss .'r,e.. :
vsse.le ,bittle> p,atlc speech In support et ape
- Rrsiisntsrecsasgp ion, Poi'ey. .r ~
H.. .,::sss House riEc Eciea, b. yery GTge hote
Homestead Co.
fhe bin proposed to charter q company
w;rh three niilioas capital, to procide holmes
IN ths Scatli TO settlers without distinction
a. of c6lor. - - - H..
bs,siNegro s.iffeage in the District of GslaraSia
was discussed. so
- :, VS. *. =. WAsHINGTog, Jan, l9s
Ia the Senate, the esedeptiais OF hasypi,
: Senator elect iron Florida, were pr,'seatsd
Ordered to gie 90 the ta5:e. :,
A. bill eplargRg the powers OF The Freed
mems Bdreau was discussed, aud an a:aene
~ raa.t to The bill adopted making valid toi
.-.aShrte yesrs instead of f,rev-r asia the or'ei
e a.ltsiL the title u lands giSont inestoes n
- aosisrs iSmed at; Ssvsnnah, By Gsnerai Shei-
=. n,fii.isst winter. -,
So. In the M,use, Dening, Of Coan., maj q
speuch maintaining th:t the government nas
The, right to b:irg the Southern States TO trsal
IS conquered rebels BE said ths loyauS
81 iiisre, wasjittIe, the snbmissioa of thepeopl.
being fruIn necessity. j ;.
d He mentioned .eries OF guaraatie srWhci
olgat to be axsc,ed before they shall be al;
lowed representation, including. the Perec'
= equality Of the blseks. before the lss, viii
Sm;,b of Kentucky. endorsed the Prs-t
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5NSHREE Old MDE EEsss-ysrE: ( we'll. sl Apply t0:
3 s. mo; or 10 VIA Blsdsoe Oh my fafsia ssfsc
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ICY eiola ia New York >orths- is,h Gas
spil;sg Ct 90 cts premium. Cotton quoted
at SO cts.
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WHAT NEXT.-Major General King, Com
mandant Of this District, accompanied by hia
wife, and another igentlemansand lady, drove
eusyesterdayA afternoon, and when about
three miles from the city were met ,eby- two
men on horseback, who enquired the road TO
Milieageyille, and aftor. the interchangs OF 2
few words demanded. OF the General 10 sur.
render to him7the. horses Which .he;Was driy-:
ing. The demand being accompanied by the
exhibition of shooting irons, the General
gracefully, but reluctantly, surrendered to
overpowering forces from the fact that be
was nnarmedi anaTdohbtlesa,. .esrqo to the
conclusion, under. the circumstances, that
discretion Ras;the,better psrt Of yalor. The
robbers immediately embarrassed the Gene.
rails horses and bid him an affectionate fare-
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~ Tho eoTsrsof Of Indiana wants shsss,

gross of shel Siats to bs slloved torote.
difssslsy ocsstssd at ths Spossw0sa
4 .lsoisIs On Esidasr ~ R:chnqnd bstNson Mr. q.
sF fsiPonsass ssa ND. Rrqokss Riosnond serraspea-
~ saahsaf AID lssas YorA 7alss, during ahscb, 10
ssEtsns fs BsUssss sarsrsy spEnisaaas Ths
aasir grow sds sf.ssa pzblieasjOas Sd the New
York 1SSss az fsa 20 ;sf Z ioiser with rsfersass
~ 4s the Into rrssl,nsss shiea sosk plass in the
%CspisoL W - ss es'f= f4:.
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- AN ACT 10 AMEND TIE LIcExsE Lags.
-ss- I.iBcR enacted by the Seaate and Hons,
ss7I of ofRsp7esastaiices, now met and siiing Il,
= General 4sseniJly, and 6r tie authority Of tal
g! same, Thai che City Ceuacil of Charleston,
,s,therarious MnnicipeiG Gerporationsa and Boards
of Commissioners Of Ruads, aRd al other
persons or bodies corporate, in whom. the
r<s sightSto gzsst tavern licenses, Or licenses %
retail fspiutEous liquors. is now yastcd, ba
:4sss.and fhc snnta sse herehy aEahefized to FIX
:. sthe price oil ansh hcensts at sach sums as to
sthem mag iieent; proper: Prouidsd,g Tha. the
gseme shall BOT be less than fifty dollars for
: sssGaeh iicensc. s,SS-Srsi eS g -
s:.sls. II sThatla1y perzsn yshoshall violate the
"a License Lssf Of this State, upon conviction
:syahereof, shail be fncdia D sum not less than
SGt treble ihe siannnt Of the price Of o license
~is pfescrihsd, auid, at the time Of the comtnis-
sion Ct fhs ofsnce, existing for the local juri
:, 80 diction EhHafn sreh yofsnce is conmitted;
Aas asri shall belimpsissned at Che discretion Of
t- the Confspiis AZ ;7ias ~ sl.. 49,. s..7-s -
In the Ssaate Horsr, Che Sxenty.Srst day
G December, in the year Of our Lord
one tho,gsn6 eighf hundred and sixty
fige.srt IS ss-4s ~ .-45s
..ts,.,s sa.s,i "a 8. W. D. PORTER,
.,,..ass ,.,-3t ,ss, President Of the Senate.
-, ~. S. ,s...s.. G. II. SIMoNTON, Z
Speaker Of. the House of Representatives..
Spprozea; JlAfs 1. oaa.