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Saturday: -: December 10, 1865
QUITE AN UNDERTAKING. an

QUITE AN UNDERTAkING.-We G an
nounced the other day that Judge
Hill of the U. S. District Court was
going to locate in Oxford. The Vicks-
burg Herald, however, informs us he
|'intends neoving his residence" " The
moving of house from Tishomingo
to Marshall county will be quite job !!
Is he going to convey it by rail or the
dirt road, friend p.
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''THE SOUTHERN OPINIoN."-We are
in receipt of the prospectus of this
journal, soon to be established in
Richmond, by H. Rives Pollard, late
of the Richmond Examiner. The
prospectus is very characteristic of its
author, and we look for the Opinion to
demolish the whole Yankee race in
three or four numbers. Mr.. Pollard 5
opinions are always on the extreme.
They did not serve the Confederate
cause much, and they can do the peo-
pile of the South no good now. He
had better keep them to himself
They are hardly worth disseminating.
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Atlantic cable dispatches state that
the Derby Ministry are quarrelling
among themselves over the reform
question.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Straved or. stolen!

I'm the night Of the 18th instant, from mt the
half miles from Clinton, large iron grey
mule, n ts eigRtor nine years old, with long name
hanging over the rig ght side. A reward Of fifty
dollars will be paid for the delivery OF the
mule to j. r. Derryberry, Jackson, Miss.
Dec 10 d5t
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A special to the Crescent from
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A special to the Crescent from
Washington says:
The radicals processing to represent
Southern States, or Southern people,
or something Southern, who have
formed themselves into an association
to provide for the good Of those they
represent, and especially of themselves
held a meeting here tonight, and
made their best effort. Durant pre-
sided on the present occasion, and
under his auspices an address to Con-
gress was adopted, praying that the
Southern States should be reduced to
territorial condition, and that new
States should afterwards be formed
out of the conquered region, with con
stitutions framed for them in republi-
can form by Congress.
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Six or seven houses were consumed
by fire in Columbia, Tenn, on the
night of the 9th inst. Insurance
ight.
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We are indebted to our young
friends Burdge and Tolbert, of the Southern
Express, for newspaper favors.
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Financial Breakers.

w Z are JOIu GuC luOACJ hh"ANNo -
New York is tighter than it has been in
two years, and some distrust begins to
prevail as to the political and financial
future There are evidences OF a
financial storm discernible everywhere.
Business is unusually dull and in all
branches of work the expenses are
being "cut down" The editor of the
National Inteligencer gives it as his
opinion that this state of things is at
tributable to the prospect OF radical
domination in the affairs of the Gov
ernment for the next two or three or
more years. The fearful prospect will
keep capital back from profitable en-
ployment, and force it again into un-
fruitful speculations. The South, it
very justly argues, cannot obtain cap
ital for it's agricultural operations or
it's improved means Of transportation,
either from the North or from Eng
! land while the radical Congress re
mains the actual government of the
country. This Congress, as is much
feared, is about to assume the govern
ment of the excluded Southern States,
under territorial or colonial system !;
and while this impression rests on the
public mind there can be no improve
ment in our financial or commercial
affairs. Mr. Phillips recognizes this
fact in his latest spsech. He urges
Congress to hurry up their extreme
measures for giving political power to
the blacks of the South, for the reason
that the industrial classes Of the North
will not long tolerate the commercial
depression of the country, which is
caused by the exclusion Of the South
from the enjoyment of their political
rights in the Union.
Abolition progress and madness
bids fair to bring ruin upon the coun-
try. Production in the South is
broken dOwn-the four million bales
of cotton, the four hundred thousand
hogsheads of sugar, and two million
dollars worth of rice, that were sent
to market annually from the South, are
gone, and terrible catastrophe GER
tainly appears inevitable. The Intel
ligencer is right in saddling the blame
on Congress. Utterly blind to the in
terests and wants of the people, it has
pursued a baleful and tyrannous
course, rushed along with an appalling
speed, threatening the South with con
fiscatiOn and the gullotine, and pro
ducing a feverish and doubtful state
of affairs throughout the North
Thinking men see that our concessions
have been in vain, and hence a spirit
of resentment is gaining ground and
firm determination settling upon
every one to deal iignJly with the soil.
until this doubt and uncertainty is re
moved. We must watch and wait
The curtain will rise ere long, and
when it does we will find the North
chained down to the poverty from
which we are just emerging.
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Major General Hindman writes
1rom Carlotta, asking pardon, or per
mission to return to the United States
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1. f. HERRING
7. J, COWAN
FRESH ARRIVALS d!
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS :!

EUST received by Owen Bracy & Co., at No.
- Cheapside, large quantity of Western
Produce for sale as low as the lowest; consist
ing in part of New Flour, all grades, Sugar,
Coffee, Molasses, Liquors, Fish, Fancy Groce-
ries and supplies of all kinds. The public
generally are invited to call and themselves.
jackson, Miss, Dec 15d1W
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AUCTION SALE,

WILL be sold on Saturday the 10Th inst,
w In front of the Capitol, at II o'clock
FURNITURE, Hardware one chest of Carpenters
TOOLS. Clothing. Shoes, &C., besides other arti-
cles. All will be sold without reserve
j. III. BOYD.
Dec IA, 1861 Auctioneer.
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NOTICE.

Land for SaIe---A Great Bargain.
7k0 ACRES of splendid land for sale,
~ four miles west of Jackson. Good
dwelling house and gin on the place. I'm
doubted title. Terms $4,000 cash.
For further information call on T. f. Owen,
jackson, Miss, Dec ii wifi
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n. 3. EVANS & SON
Capitol Street, : JACKSON. Miss.
4 OCK AND GUNSMITHING done with
- neatness and dispatch.
Pistols, Rifle and Pistol Cartridges; Gun and
Pistol Caps; Gun Wads; Wad Cutters; Pow
der Flasks; Rifle and Pistol Mouds on hand
and for sale at moderate prices. Dec 14d3m
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SEWING MACHINES.
III. Ii. EVANS g. SON, Agent.

H ELEGRAPIC a. PHILOSOPHICAL
1 n : T RU M E n II s
Manufactured and Repaired by
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RY TELEGRAPH.

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE CLARION.
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NIGHT 4 49, -
DEALERS IN
PLANTATION
M
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WOODWORKING MAcpn,

4ND AGRIcULTURA1 ~. y
~ Grayier Street
X EEp constantly NEwoa...
~ a,,A .Iment ment of articles pecmiin pc mGnd a,,.
aa'1 ana ffhIIrough our agents in iar th to oQris
uan HI promptly, and at sms;S Sme Aor a.; 4
lnanu1acturer's nlI prices, all i or3l Snlall ady9.
our a, llhe not usually kept in U'IeN tS3 tor ~
s;+a1 Inc great change in our y I.Ih Ilh na,,s
States a corresponding "l cbao labor qgsS
ments used, and we have euange il6.
to offer the latest improves PrePare@ @e
chimes, both for agricuIm1rlL1a Laoor Sare
purposes, at prices that wip al and ps.
purchase. Also, Leeds & Ca. CaiI Var,
Newell Screws, Gin Gesr; ~ IOs SOssFF
contract for any kind Of Wing, Wing, &C., =
tabllshment, at their prices y h doaees
Noynt q.
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The sense of the following was 50
entirely destroyed by the manner III
which it appeared yesterday, that we
are compelled to republish it:
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Tne House closed debate upon the section and amend
ments when Mr. BLAME withdrew his amendment and
Mr. STEVENS ascertaining that there was no quorum
present and that there majority against him also
withdrew his amendment
Several other amendments were offered In the same
connection, and were withdrawn under the crcum-
stances and with the understanding that they might
DO offered In the House Monday. Notwithstanding
all those compromised, however, the committee
without reporting back the bill
After placing the special commissioners salary back
a. the original figure OF $4,000, ct five O'Clock the
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The Presbyterian Church Assembly.


The subject Of reunion between the Old School and
New School Presbyterian churches reported upon In
the Old School Assembly to-day.
The plan guggested n for the appointment OF com
~ nine members and sin elders Ia meet similar
committee OF the New School Assembly who, sftcr
suaiion they deem reunion desirable and praceable
report measures for u. accomplishment TO the
next General Assembly.
A motion made by Dr. Van Dyke that the Confederate
Assembly be invited 10 Join In the Union, laid on
the table
The report Of the Committee was then adopted by .
large majority.
The remainder of the day was mainly occupied by Dr
Thomas and Dr VIM. Brecknrdge Ia speeches relative
10 the Louisville Prcsbytery case
A series Of patriotic resolutions the state of the
country adopted by the New school Assembly TO-
dzv
The Ola School Assembly will 10 on an ercurson 10.
morrow 10 Pilot Knob and Iron Mountain
Resolutions the state Of the count ~ were adopted
by the New bool Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church
yesterday which we're quite radical IN their tone.
while the resolutions utter word uy against
the President of the United States they rejoice 81 The
continued functions Of the Frcednent Burean rejoice
sition tbe Assembly took last year regard 70 negro
suffrage and claim that suffrage bs not universal u
ought least 10 be impartial declare thai the basis OF
reprcss In Congress should he changed "
meet The erigencies growing ont Of the abolition W
slavery, and thai neither the national Executive nor
Congress should sfopt method ~ reconsrucon that
erectualy proce, all loyal persons The -o"h
states aud aege thst for the Wind cation OF national
justice the chief fomentrs and representatives. of tbe
rebellion should by due prccers of law be consigned 10
ppnighfnrnt
rnoiion TO strike out the La, resolution vas lost by
decided vote and the whole series passed ~iibout
q dissenting voice
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The trial ~ John Moran for shooting Mary kien
Rcsmey resulted In verdict q murder 10 The nrs de
gree and Chief Justice BigoloN eentenccd The prs0ue
90 he banged AZ such ts the Executive mar fgpOiel
Previous TO ing sentebred Moran addressed be Y s
detailing hts Intimacy with his vict.m, ndigstbg ysnion
bshsyior on hef part and jealousy his ~ the Gauss q
tue murder.
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soldiers, who, acting as carpsnsen, commenced the
building this morning
INTERNAL REVENUE RECHIPrs.
Tho receipts from internal revenue to-day were
$e2o $50 The total receipts for the week ending today
amount to "a, 1e0.6s2
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SHOULD HAVE A PLACE IN EVERY HOME
BECAUSE by invigoraDg tho constitution aud thr frame
they sickness
BECAUSE especially their prevents the atnos sphero
poison which produces epdcmcs from taking effect
tho ~ stern.
BECAUSE they indigestion and iinpsrt un~ont-d
vigor TO the stomach.
bEcAusE thry the beat sppcrug medicine a,
known.
BECAUSE they are the only preparation upon witch per
of bilious habit safely rely 10 keep the liver =
good order
BECAUSE they tone regulate bowels and nvsrs
bly, relieve them when paod without causing undue
rels xation
BECAUSE they strengthen the clear the brain. aas
cheer the animal spirits.
BECAUSE In Of attack Of .pssms bilious coils
they the thing thai administered the
BECAUSE they combine the three properties of tonsr.
Alternative and nersine In their utmost purify AMI
fcction.
BECAUSE they specific against AEue and Fever ana
all istcrnttrnt and with ali their potency pt.scrvat~s
and a remedy harmless from the
spring
sold by all druggsts
New York onioc ~ Dey street
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Abr Gutmann's New Marble Baths.
TURKISH AND RUSSIAN MARBLE BATiiA
u East Fourth street near broadway, Nss Yost-
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CONTESTS BETWEEN Dfos AND pHgtss, ASP rfg
na~ ASp s'DgvIrr.

cosIysfs syTwygs Dfos AND PHgiAs, ssD rfk.
nAs And s'DGvirr.
Ia. .v.npx the auditorium or the Brooklyn Institute
"a. nsd With the sIg, of that city the
,esi in an American ssns Of Ave hundred points
between Mr. Joseph Don, Of Montreal the champion u
Amsres and the ye.sran billiard plays" hr. siehsel
PhcIan, Of sev Yorh Another match game bet~een
Mr. T,enan Of CBcnnai and Mr. hcD-viti, cf Indiana.
vas also the programme but the chief Interest rss
pss,.. M, ph.lsn played ~ix hn ehsrse,srs,e
boline.. rnas ns splendid shots srOnnd the table,
and also sio-ns s .,. , -. ~,
scored the of bis points BY nurns On one run.
by taking good care of the BALI Don msis too
hundred and three points The sore n The ter
mnsi on a the came sboa-n,on. to7; Pbsaan szs
Tbe game s.,ws-n hs-~r. rsmsn and nenrsin
showed TN .tn of 18th ssbismcn W srss sfsanusse.
The rsssn gsys risnsn The vhirot
ruK ntLltasD cHAsrIossHfr or mrpsos sfvrE.
Hup~s, n y, ssy -. isss
The frsi billiard match t<tsesn hsasrA Huntey ~
on uuason liver 80 played c.t.s is-a sv~s ssd
Won by Hanti~y b. seventy poin,s The see1nd ra 10
this city, -ii 'sss p'.os ssr' "eins'asy s'sni1s
Prom Aissssssr ~. Dossssrsy, ~. ID,
i.ts oss of ne wsiie.i Dir-e,ors = : %s-.t
d. ns.s. 1890 90 s.e. sss-s :. sSi5Dosr h.'
s.,! s. 20. y..ss''sa y -, - ~ !.s.a, 80, 49,.
''''A' Of tie 'sis'sIs=s sssSss - - isiTsfioss
A.-rss Head c.ns's
s-,sspsi..s W. ns-. -h.,, .gssS4 ..''s,.s.a, Z
Z; .s.f sss.ss., ssss.. - : ssooss Is.a'
a.-I,...s I..sss p.wss.-vo. Ess.r-
sig.ups ke.s-. .ss ga ,..r..s 80 ps-..v,ns ~.
.ss 49, ~ Issa .n 49,. .,..a ~. % sss.,
frsrft fg~isf tgt Lt1nt tti ~ Al ffs4fsta .ef y,
BARsFs co, " Fst 80
A.-wsds~s 10 pompsss~y. stxs Csis.
sfstsi Yrsrh stsirs1 tks g<slsff - Lee fru
h ssiss dsssayfg bsirl ne ssffst N w.h wss tsss
sHts1 asf Dn-fs1 70 Ans~rss.a l<iiss " n-.anl
gcNEf. 80 rsn.i strsst
-
A.-Wbtss. the usu>p. 3o3 Canal street
las eiasAat ass 81 Hss ~ <s.s rsasAs Soys saa
Avv.ss H,Assesss sss I.s'sni
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Address.-PoIIak ~ son. Meersch
Nanufaeiursr- 6g1 Broadway FOURTH street fpes
sul 10 order, boiled and repaired.
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Florence Loek ssfs~h sewing Mse bt~..-
the rorf ffOEEsCE kLNfAs MACHINE
COMPANY. ss Bfsadrsy
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IsPoRrAST NoTIoE

A--A.-A-A.-A.-A.-
IMPORTANT HoTIog
gSrrRt PRESS
rus
UNITED STATES
ss S;y-s,ts,ly gEoypssIEn ;s 70 sEsp NE gsoHG
s,uAzlsE by RktrRN MAIL FOR ADysRrIsiso PUn-
wgsTs. BRADLEY A.oARY.
SOLE xASupAcrURRRs o. j. W. BsApLKYs cELE.
BRArED PATENT DuPLkx ELLIrTic COR double,
srklNu skiKrs, T CHAMBERS sad N aud 81 nkADk
srhkklS sHw YORK CITY.
A.-A.-A.-A.-A.-A.- A.-A.
Tmk
VERDICT oY TuH
FASHION aAaAzIsrs
AND OPINIONS " THE rREN
UNIVERSALLY KEcosxEsD
w snADLEys
cRLRBRArEp DUrLRx ELI.rYr,n
OR DOUBLE SPRING sKIRTs
bat win EVER PRESERVE their PEkFfcT aud BEATSI'
yuL smArk where three o four ordinary sks have bee.
tort, Durability and Eeonony With that EIEuAsUg ~
SHAPE which h.. has made ,he "Durikx ELLlrTIc"us
aud EXCLUSIVE HASUFACrURRas.
VESTS, BRADLEY CARY.
Nor. " CHAMBERS aud " and 81 KLApg srgg II.
mo JoBBERS.
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All Prizes Dashed In Legal Losteries.-
j. CLUrE BroseV tzs Bro~dw.y
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Ptrs-Proof ssGs.-Wtlder's Patent SAL
pdsr the b~st Fire Proof safe mad t0r ssis a.
No. . Cortland street
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Batcheior's Hair Dye.-The Hest tn tho
world tho only perfect Dye. harmless. fsAbs instssts
n-ous. Factory A Barclay street
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A.-MOtCs Chemical Pomadr RESTORES
gray hair without dying il the hneat ha dressing known
Use dyes liquid preparation DrPo 81 Barclay Aifoe
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THE FINEST STOCK or ENGLISH, SCOTCH AND PAKiS
COArfNGs, TkOUsE1IN6. CLOTHS AND DDEskiS5
10 ori.r In this oy Gentlemen call and inspect them
BKOkAw BROS ~ Lafayette place aud 80 fOasts
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Beek<r's wrutt riavors-For Confsc-
street, broadway.
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Cherokee Piiis are the Oaty UnfatItsg
Medicine hsi ladies' aspsnd Sold by al dmgsist 81
81 boz y psnph-t free chsfokse Pulls No
Tor srec. ~ bor. Address the sole proprsios
Dr. ". X ssS~in, Wslksr street, Nov iofk-
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a.-wss,s. ,hs sist,>s. sos CANAL ss,..,.
"a. sasaas sy q Hs,a ~ ssss rsasAs sSys ssa a.
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A.-ssvv.ss n.Asssss. sss I.s,.n,iy
EHfcksfic sns 6I "a, SS. !, j s'ss s.sssss.
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sfstss Yrsnsh spsi,~1 a. F<.fs - ~ tss f-
- ssiss asfs1yfG bslr ne N 80
astss sss 40 sn.sss 70 As~rls.s i<il@. " s-.aas
grwEf. 80 rsnsi
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Fashi0nab1e Dpessma ktsg. Ladies
stogpluG at hotels have ~ort done vita d-.Iash
NIX. GUEST. q M street
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Chevalisr's Life for the ussr.-Neves
falls gray hair 10 It's gns color freshness asa
beauty wfl pos lively stop falling viii surely pro
mote Ia growh l. certain n n,rsri c and vlgot viii In
vsr.biy Keep head and heshT conditiss
contains nothing nJurops has no equal hair drrssins
and Is endorsed b. best pbysoisn sfes
and gentlemen, 10 ell you r~lurc for tho hair. so bl An
druEgists SARAH a. CuEvALtkk, y. d.
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Doa't Fall 20 Read Musro's Ten Csss
Novel. No c. BUFFALO JACK. TkArftR Fof s.ls D,
all uswsdeaiers. Fries each.
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Gosrsud's Poadre subtitle tpvoots Hair
AZ Brs.dssJ.
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Tau Yreekss Moth. Finplss Tlsstsgrrns rraltlons ~
GOuHAtDb ORIENTAL ChEAs. on hAsIl Al.
HIAI1IFtTH nsfsfsns~a-w " - rsfr snf tnarfsf
isas beauty at his a.po ss Bfosa-ay and sfarxst.
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DR.. J. Coiits Bro~as's Chiorod yae.-u.
SMITH SPECIAL Ag.nL Nassau street. =
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Congress water.
An innocent ostharc and hs.hhfni anc preserves tbs
of the stomach preycnt fs,rrs and lBpsrs ts.lth
the whole system
EMPIRE WATER
efectuaiy ~rzirAtes ripc-. Biotches, Ulcers snd an
eruptve diseases OF tho skin.
colt MBIAS WATER
h ebc~enf rrtn~dy Tor all chronis diseases % tho M
aud Badasr 1rss~i rAisi condition Of tss Ursshs..
and Diabetes
sold ny all Drusrsts
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Keep bsul. Of Dr. BicEsELLs sYRui rs.dy fsr
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Dupsn~o's Golden P,iis-Fes suppres-
sion retention, Ae SUD by al aruxss,s at o. per boa.
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wAsHINoT ON.

WASHINGTON.
The Republican Senatorial
Caucus.
Ehe xhird Section Of tho 1econstruc-
tion Committees Resolutions
to be Stricken Out.
Important Action of the House
on the Tax Bill.
Two and q Half Per Cent Levied on the
Gross Receipts Of Railroads.
CITY HORSE RAILROADS NOT EXEMPT.
The Tax Not to be Added to Pas
sengers' Fares.
Exciting Debate on the Cohesive Power
Of the Public Pldnder.
T.rulent Attack ON Secretary
s-culloch by Thad Stevens.
Cabiaet Ministers Guilty Of Malieasanee for
Supporting the President.
Congress the Grand Inquest for the Trial
Of the Offenders.
81
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Proposed Commission TO Distribute the
Treasury Patronage.
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Howe sewing Machine Company
TIiAs HOWE. Jf. frssesn, No 90 bfo.sssg. Assais
wauted
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OR DOUBLE SPRING sKIRry
VESTS, BRADLEY a CAR
A.-T.n Reason. Why

Nos W CHAMBERS aud ~ and ~ KLADE srHE u
NEW YORK CITY. Aho at WHOLESALE b, the i.iAD
mo JOBBERS.
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Arc respectfully REQUESTED To SEND the UNDHR-
SNNkD SAMPLE cory OF their NEwsYAfkA -
sidAziNE by RETURN NAIL for ADvgRfIsfN0 PUR-
POSES and OBl.IuE
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proved " yhysie.bs n rspitos -th E-st sases'y 81
bsfs whish have for thsif hsss nfh st se~s~i
ar Tff "a - convinced prfsf . ffasdpsF
-otf a. 'arHgLi. sArk 60 =. Iftt AfsAss nss<t
~ J. n PILEcL S.3 Ef0sdwsY. snd snsr
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Iron Work For uaffdisg..-Jswesa a-
JAcKros HHOTiiKH. T~sstr sssu q s<.sns ssse-@
ard T~snty riufh street - stsff
~ irna bukfinl purtos~s fgtif~ n.m ~ 90
Yrons ART story ffurt. rrianans tt@fs h~e~.s
rsult Int Eaasa Skaters sind- gtsf sNf ~ ~
rr~s ,.rst, IT. ~ tttnss rsfiea4 stsntea F@a
t.s maaafsefaf~ q Soc essNnfs
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soLR MANUFACTURERS Of ). W. BRADLKY's cELE.
BHArED PATENT DUPLEX ELLIrriC COR doubt,D
SPRING skiKrs. " CHAMBERS and N sad 81 HkADk
srkkk1S, hEw YORK CITY
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UNITED STATES
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rro. WORK Fsr n.iiaing..-J.m.. o.

Asninn y Dissstss = ~ fsitie ftrefs pstss
rniflss ~ ~ ryss asf faos uEaEI A DANIEL.
d ID, Hgrs.on, ~. ualan sgasfs.
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Teeth Essv.stss without rai" 90 ""
'A''s' ''-'s'A ',Tin mss * 5,..s $780,
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.i-.s,.. En.sh~. SD tsFra, sos ps~ssrvins
- 1'sssirs fsstt ast. ~ srir~si saf s-a'ln. u
..<.ss Iysn Al eshsfs 81. ini,stsrs r>ss - ash.r
irsslt Fg-isf ~ Ltan tai ~ Al afi4rsts sss W
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TIE Gssss Impaired ron', 90 49,
hss hi HrufkNir NfHt = Sta.-,.5 "a 80 tns.t
", a y. - s-arassd Dogs. ~ ~ p. - =
ftaWtI.f. MAfN 90 80 rf
pIgNgF 81 nfasasayt 49, Nttffs
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SITS Fsss korsssssais shirts fos 81. 80
Asaafssr nssrskvts, o.. 81 y n rAtLsNtht a - faf
street hQn sailaes
The New York herald., 1866-05-27

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The New York herald., 1866-05-27

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The New York herald., 1866-05-27

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The New York herald., 1866-05-27

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The New York herald., 1866-05-27

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