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Ri OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES d.
RECT Tax Commissioners, No. 90 Broadstrcet rcar OF
Law Range. Taxes received between the hou:s of 10
O'Clock, a. ", and O'Clock, P. II. November Il
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TitE: .i..s EIt.i.

WIETLT Piii.E. PUBLISHED 1T pARLING-
4 TON COURT House. has =c@em:.:: been trans
f.rr,Y 10 ls b. it. original rorctOrs located IL the
.a.r District, and only station distant from the
rrat railroad Gentle Of Flcr,nce, our facilities for CON-
ication with all parts Of the country and especially
viii, the ccs OF Charleston. Columbia aid Wilmington
from which nearly equlistlnt. ;::lauiIasSe!;
The Editor J. L. NOlHOuD, Esq. WIS ;crn:etl? WEI WEI
known ty the press Of the State one OF the c!leIl-t
ioucrs and for several years Editor Of the pa-lneton
Flag v.;c paper WAS discontinued at the DeeiaiiS ~
:hc As natives Of the South We respectfully s'-i'
i share OF the advertising patronage. ,..,,;.,
j. L. COOPER X CO, Publishers.
Darlington c. H., $. c., Dec>mber22' ie''
pec:.:.hcr y -
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ELMoRE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM-

INSURANCE. AND TRUST COMPANY OF
CHARLESTON.
TyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCkHOLD-
ERS of this Company will be held in their Hall, NO
Broad-street on MONDAY, the Sth OF january, nt
O'clock. An election for fifteen Directors, to serve the
eD' 'Ne ''' ]. LAWRENCE HONOUR,
December % 1m2 Secretary and Treasurer.
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OBITUARY

FLED =, ,:k.,. s. c. on TIE 25.h inst, in the !;il
,r ri; her a. Mrs = II. FIlll, fciic: uf the late W.
i;rir: ST. q. -. Helena island.
..i;l.l ar; the dead who die in tlic Lord; even -
sail, tn. spirit f,r ;!.ry rest from their iabcrs
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u. s, TAX NOTICE,

q. S. TAX NOTICE.
TNHE UNITED STATES DIRECT-TAX COMMISSION,
ERS for the District of South Carolina hereby give
notice that the the following Parishes in the
State aforesaid to witt ST. Andrews Parish St. John o
Berkley Parish St. Thomas and st. Dennis Parish t
James Goose Greek Parish, and St Pauls Parish, are
completed and that the Taxes may bo paid the lands
and lots therein for sixty days from this date at their
Office In the City of Charleston, South Carolina.
wM. HENRY BRISBANE, q. s. Direct-Ta1
W. E. WORDING, \ Commissioners
WILLIS DRUMMOND, for s. Carolina.
kB- No. 20 Broadstreet rear Of Law Range.
Charleston g. c.. Dec. II, 1865. December II
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G1ON EEVvAED.-sTcLEN FROM NY
iDLUU place. near Edlsto, Christmas Eve, u
tar.i-hrOwn HORSE, with new Saddle and Bride; on
the left side of his neck is white spot, and few white
hairs forming half curl. in his forehead lie is
lnrdiuu.sized Horse, and between and years old.
will give $50 for the recovery of the Horse and $50
additional for some information of the thief.
u. Il. JAMESON, Midway P o.,
December % - Barnwcll District
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EDUCATION.

SCHOOLS!
THE REV. ]. HAMILTON QUINBY EAS RETURNED
to the city, and would like to engage with any Of
the ESTABLISHED SCHOOLS in the city, for ONE OR
MORE HOURS, as teacher cf Mathematics, the Class
les, Bellies Lettres or Ethics.
he would be willing, also, to attend few private Pu
pills at their residence, If desired.
ANY communication left Of the Book Store of r. John
Russell, will meet with immediate attention.
December % fwm3*
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LOST. STOLEN, &c.

r UsT. ON THURSDAY, aIst INSTANT, A
l ME1lORAEDUM BOOK containing several docu-
ments OF 10 any one but the owner. reward
will be given ii left ut this Office. December %
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FINAL NOTICE.
A Ill PERSONS WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS WHO
n have not made their ANNUAL RETURN for 1854,
Of Incomes Carriages, Gold Watches, Musical !nstru-
nelts, Gold and Silver Plate, etc.. etc., are hereby
notified to make return of the to the uRdersign-
ed Assistant Assessors, at their respective offices, on or
before the 10th January, 1866.
Also, persons with whom blank returns nave oeen
left, are required to return the same.
noncompliance with the above notice Will suoJecs
denquens to all the penalties prescribed by the law.
W. H. H. GREEN, Wards Nos and 9, Office No. ~
Broad-strcet
ALEX LINDsTRoM, Ward No. 8. Office No. 4s Broad
ALEX CARTER, Ward No. 4. o.hce No. 4ssBroad.
E. ". NJ. H1AcKEY, Ward No. s, Office Custom House.
z. N. GRIA1KE, Ward No. G, Office No. IS George
F. 4. MOOD. Wards Nos. and s, Office 10 IS Hayne.
street. dec 27 jan l, 5* December q
TO CAPITALISTS.
WANTED $1,000 TO START MY SEA ISLAND
w PLANTATION on Edisto Island forty five miles
below Charleston S. c.; water communication always to
be had The subscriber, planter for e!Gtteen years
and always his own manager proposes to plant cotton,
to work thirty hands and ten mules and TO divide the
net proceeds, after dcductng expenses with any one
who will advance the above amount or sum sutclent
" WIN -'''j EDWARD NJ. LANYARD, Derzela. Ca.
Until ?4th Desem6er 1868:
Refers to JOHN BONES and Hon. E. STARSES, l Au'
glsta; Messrs. O'HEAR ROPER STONEY, Hon. WN.
WHALEY, Charleston. S. c. 1mo* December o
\ SPLENDID CHANCE FOR NORTHERN
4 FORTUNE MADE IN ONE lEiR!
FOR LEASE OR RENT,
The splendid Estate in Marlboro, known rs MN
DEVILLE, containing three OF the richest PLANIA-
TIONS and one of the finest LANDINGS on the zee
Dee River Estate consists OF 4Do1 acres tWo'tHiras
under cutivat:on-thc rest the richest pasture ior cattle
arye herds of which are raised without corn or sael-
ter Land will make bale OF Cotton TO the acre. La
borcrs and every thing ready for tie next crop
ALSO,
Tile FINEST ESTATE i'll OrangeburS Disirlct; sure
for Cotton: healthy all the year. Estate consists OF
$500 acres two-tLirds under cultivation nne creek
waters the estate aud furnishes seats for Mills anu Gns
and fine range for cattle. All the bacon 10 iee9 ne
laborcrs made Oh the estate without cost. Labor hHec
cheay for rather than leave their old homes the ne
groes would take low wages. - A..
Tic above estates are offered for Lease because ne
heirs are children and their guardian wishes 20 50
North ,a
Wiz; Cotton at so cents, large fortune can be made
IL orc year. Apply to ,,.,,.. ,., ,,.,,,,4..or
FOR EiFEREHc=:
Gov PERRY, Columbia ;. c.
tioy ORR aial senator Iti%NlSG.
Right Rev. /. y. LYNCH, p.i, -
Jud-c GLOVER and 1. u. WI:ALEY, Esq, Orange
burg. ). {. . ,
December I. INV
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ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL,

NOTICE.
A IL PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS AGAINST THE
n Estate Of the late CHARLES EDWARD STEWART
will please render them to Messrs George A. Hopley
Co., North Atlantic Wharf; and those indebted to said
Estate will make payment to the same.
GEORGE A. STEWART,
December Is fm6+ Qualified Executor.
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C,TOLEN, FROlI 5IAGN0LiA CEMETERY,
= from the Orphan House lot and others, some very
fine dapOnicas and Rose trees. December
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FOR SALE.

A%DsOME NoRTHERE MARES FOR
! l. SALE.-A pair OF handsome NORTHERN MARES,
Morgan Stock, OF fine action and perfectly gentle
:. \ small light CARRIAGE AND HARNESS Apply at
No. S Meeting g-strcet. - january
4 Il PRIVATE SALE, a LARGE sORIsEL
~ MULE, 4 NEW DEAY, and NEW SET OF IIAR-
NESS. For sale at No. SCI KING STREET, opposite
Ca!ii"H' 3s December 20
ENOG SALE.-A GENTLElIAN'S SADDLE
i MARE.-A fine SoRREL MARE, fourteen hands
hish ana IN splendid condition. Price moderate Al-
ply at CHARLESTON HOTEL STABLES,
-No'ciioer2o Pnckncy-strcct
FNOtt SALE.-ELEVENuUI ACRES
L SPLENDID TlMBEEED LANDS including both
cypress and pine, lying in beaufort District S. c. ON
the Saltkeeec roat fifteen miles above patlcrson's
Dtlusc On the Savannah and Charleston Railroad also
within three miles Of the intended Tort Ecyal Road
li'S ' nc carried down tho said ii any time
"iih facility. ''
TiihEE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES in Darnwell
DS'rc. me and quarter miles lrom the Court House
lying Oh Tie Charleston roa For particulars inquire
u 7. A. HAGOOD
Decenibcro 'N'' o'"'' 'rn,nI'; stmihin,n ., o'
T)HOPoSA1.s WILL iiI3 I:rsCEIVIED FOL:
4 ~, sac OF the T. = screw tugs ARETHtSA and
Lii ~ UM until li.c;lSt day of December. lS,j.
lig SA Was built III lSI;i, and cost 81: nH0;
!et," Nv ieet beam - feet, depth U; hold . feet g.
I,".. - 1'e9 S-S alt. CD forward cInc by Ncaic
i? nliii;aael!i, upright and direct acting; diilc-
ter ol rEiinder 81 inches length of stroke so Inches
fine powerful vessel.
III ~ 6 IS nearly Sister vessel built last year.
Offers 10 purc,, .o ,nuct Lo ,.co,,,,o,,;I H.. - . ,
as y. - LII .ic r.espoilsi6ility vi the parties.
1clms cash. Address Commander OF Atlantic Squad
roh' i"'' loyal, s. c. titu5-5 November :5
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T.. o. O. F. PALMETTO ENCA1IPMENT'

PALMETTO FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
rI1IE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING OF YOUR
Company will be held This Erenin9, at your Han,
,Insonstreet at o'clock. Members arc requested to
he punctunl in attendance. PATKlCh Walsh,
" o1punorw1 Sec. P. T. E. Co.
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Il PRIVATE SALE, A LARGE sOHREI,
~ MULE, 4 NEW DEAY, and NEW SET OF HAIR
NESS For sale at No. SCI KING STREET, opposite
cannon. IS December 30
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WANTS.

WANTED. TWO WHITE WOMEN, ONE
w as Nurse and the other to Cook and Wash for
small family the country For particulars apply Mt
No. 20 Adgcr's North Wharf. january
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w aged WOMAN to wait ON q lady and wash. Ap-
ply at corner Rutlcdge and Yanderhorst-streets.
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SOLOMON'S LODGE, No. l, A: f. nj:
vrrTTI, HOLD A MONTHLY COMMUNICATIVE IN
w Masonic Hall This Erenin9, tho lst lnst'' M AT
o'clock Be punctual Brothers and Candidates. M by
order of ". N. W. a. "iAo0N' ''''' T..
Jnnuary
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WANTED, A WHITE WOMAN, TO COOK
w and Wash for a moderate sized family. To one
who brings proper recommendations good wages will be
given Apply at the northwest corner OF Gadsden and
Montague Streets between ono and two O'Clock, r NJ
January
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vITANTED TO HIRE, A WHITE GIRL OF
w good character to attend child two Years old'
Amply at No 3 Libcrty-srcet. ~ january
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DEUTsCHER FREUNDSCHAFTs BUND'
T1HE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF :, THIS 81
CIETY takes place Io.MorroW Ergn.Mg' s
at o'clock. dEO' hoSGhH-'' i.
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SCHOOLS.

MISS CROMWELL
WILL Il OPEN HER SCHOOL AT HER OLD RESI-
w DENCE, No. Al CHURCH STREET, on TUES
DAY January Cd mthmw4* December IS
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MEETINGS.
MEDICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH CARO-

SOUTH CAROLINA SOCIETY:
vY,HE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING OF THIS
Society will take place at their Ha1 on to-M0'F0" o-9
Uter'Ioon, a. A Clerk.
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F *. Wr g. Hsast
80, ASA ras4
s BIB.
u,s rst
N raf
& " q
ravs Tax
H B,sF.aa
H.H.H R.H.H ii. Parker.
rs. Ha.r gnza
ass. h.. s.. Paatsu. e. g.
as H.J
Ha Ea# AS aEaa8, W.g.Haa
ran. Fl.tsas -aa
-. B.Ua5.
vaalmua aT.ra Tsz gg-9r pr cont
MAJ. Moderator.
H.rH H,sr ~r re 5sa Nsat. En-.
c.r asa.J. C..
fsa. a as johnson Naat u-
sry. OVERSEE ofpsat, Nyraa Baeaa, Lartnas
Bravp Constable. sl.m5a Fuller, } b. Mat
torsaus III. Barton. Ell Store L-sicf.s slesinen,
Iaatsr; a. S DIN. ssa8a hmea. Jared Hay
usrI. aal 8fs; f. +. M.Its.sou, Psts rss,
Archibald uts. gr. Fence Yjevery; Martin Mat
t.fsca, e. II. Diaper, Grand 1graast A H.,
Wbipgle, sa4er. III Neslts up3 Measure; II.
Barton. I~are,etar 90 Leather; C.ar1 stsue,
Psaul Keeper Norman Baitan, suqt ot
S boe,s.
Voted q tx gfI00 eeals.
-rlsrt and Treasurer. c. B VII.
liaas. selectmen, A. X. Barbaoa., Cspas VIII
Iams, Joshua Barnard, Oyerzoer Of floor, A. p.
Graham: Constable. Billings Taylor; Assessors,
Levi Taylor vcspatlun Benson, Harvey Eddy;
Auditors. s. s LYON, Horace Gale, Holman
Barnes; Trustee q. 5 Deposit, billings Taylor;
Town Grand Juror, Seth Taylor, Jr; Town
Agent CT suits, 4. P. Graham, Town supt, r..
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TuwH EIeatlDn

ARLINGTON Town clerk add Treasurer, Lsa-
&C 7 Hyde, selectmen, S. n. Hand, II. S. Hand,
A Ilaneman, Listers, D. Cfofat, Daniel Andrews,
A. Bnck, Collector aud Constable, David Crafut
Town agent, Iiarnan Cap6o.d; Grand Juror.
James X, Balsheldegi School sgpt., james H..
Batcbcllsr.
MAScHgsTlR.- Moderator, Josiah b. HoNister;
Town Clerk, Logelaui Munsob; selec,meu, r.
", Hoyt, james B. Smith. Richard 81. Dean;
Treasurer, VIM P, Black; O1erscer Of Poor. F..
W. Hoyt, First Constable and Collector, Gurdou
II smith; "A Constable, Samuel Il. Thayef;
Listers, Charles F. Long, Ed ar B. HOLSTER, Eli
D Lathrop; Auditors, Samuel G. Cone; Mason
). Colburn, Robert Amos; Trustee Of Public
Money, VIM. p. Black; Fence Viewers, Peter
Dudley, Dexter Roberts, Joseph Hicks; sealer Of
Weights and Measures, Edward b. REYNOLDS;
Inspector Of Leather, Levi D Coy; Pound Keep
er, L Manson; Town Agn to prosecute Suits,
Elias b., Burton; Sup't. Of Common Schools,
Edward b Reynolds; Grand Jurors, A. J Gray,
Richard w. Dean Highway Surveyors, ELIAS
Bcnty, John Puriy, +. IT, Ofyis, ~. b. Smith,
Maryiu Logan, Nathan Mecrs, Constant saerwin,
Richard Roberts, JOHN c. Walkcr. Robert An
j~ers5n, 6 rsert Taylor, s S Hu, b. S.. Wilson,
Waller Utleg, Amos s Bgura. William u. Ter,
David Farubau. Geo. p Utley,
PeRc.-H oierator, Chase Dexter Batabeller;
Town clerh, or. sia9ua.; s,tcctneu, Ira e..
Batcbelgr. Jonathan HaPgosi, Ina *. Wa'ker3
Town Treasurer, Luke B., Aargagdi Osersser Of
Poof. Dexter Batchelleri Constable, Porter j..
WALKER; Listers, Dexter Bachelor. Harvey
Stone, Person T. WymAu; Auditors, Mara b.
Lyop, Charles v Wbitney, George X. Davis;
fence Viewers. ssrrel sawyer, James c. LakjB,
Lake b. Hapgool; inspector Of Leather, Q. y.
sinouda+ Pound Keeper, Ia X Batchelier ;
Town Aeeut, Aaron T. Bgari sgpt # Schools,
LA < BaisAeIdsri Town Grand juror, George
K. Davis; Trustees lfsarplas funds, J. n 81
uonls. Il p Baiebsller, w.B Sinonls
Voted 10 raise 100 cents % q dollar.
ngrrrr-Tovn CIsrg. Tao.. L sheldon; Sc
Iestaea. 4 n. shel5oa, Al Deaa, A.. C. BE-
bee Togu Treasurer, H. D. saagrl. 0verseer u
Poor. A. H. psnis, Constable, JAS / Mccall,
Listers Ak. Eiane. caaFl@ Htfrasi, 3. 2.
Harl; Aulsor, George Jeaa En. b. M-
a4rl. ] Il Wse4a Ifusses e. surH y b.
sa .tE, J. ~. Guild. moar HarHasl Fe0ee
Yruea s q el86f, Il q M8-re, Gees 80
Pie Sutt III anasa Schools Jaa Haii-
tdae IgHB Agent. S B ICwu Grala
1 aa
r, 3 A. G
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Reyigal3 are reported in the Bapliss
church 10 ira aud b tie Methodist church.
6 ID Waterbury hiddIebary ard Wet.
Rutland,
Tie longest pstoraie among the Goa
gregalienal ministry IT Eefmo i is that Of
Jacob S. Clerk OF Mor. an, which has con-
tuued more 1han thirty nine years, but is
now only nominal 0uly three others cas
date back a quarter Of century.
The PUNISHMENT Of a pupil in a school
III Marion. Kentucky. recently, was the
occasion 81 Il sayage fight, IN which 60
goya engaged. about half lor aud the
re.t against the teacher. Pistols, dirks
and rlabs were freely used and one pupil
sas saof, while the teacher vas severely
stabbed.
The citizens of Richmond. Petersburg,
and other Y]ifg.nian- are greatly exercised
bs tbe proposed defending Of 10000 ne
aro troops 81 Fortress Aionloe. They
protest against Il o. lie ground that, If
eafIi.d out Il viii prove q great annoy
NICE u ihe peaceaJie citizens d tic whole
country round, and lead to ariods violence
and breaches Of size peee
The GaIena (lll) Gazetie says
Many af the people Of Warren and other
4o3ns b. lbc eastern part Of the oounlry
are using cora f%0r.fuel They consider Il
mJ.h eaeafef than wood
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The MURDERER or TIE JoICE chill
DREN Discrimination readers have
not YET forgotten the horrible murder Of
lvo children IL the wood at West RoX-
Jury, Mass, fl Juue iasl. il seems ihai
ilc murderer was arrgs cd last August fer
burg any. convicted, and sentenced 90
thfee years IN the 5 ale prison az ChaFles-
ION, Mass. While confined ia prison his
conduct was such o. to eal T. the belief
that 81 had been guilty 81 a more hanI3us
crime than that for which BE was then im-
prisopcl; and these suspicious have since
been cosroboa aied by bis confession Of the
above named murder. lis real name is
CHarle A. Dodge, although tie has had
maay aliases. His HE previous 70 The
Joicg chlllrsu bad been one 81 vice amd
crime Of 30 ordinary magnitude. Previous
10 the outbreak of the Southern rebellion
le was confined 10 South Carolina State
Prison Or murder, and was pardgned oul
ID enter die Southern army, and was IA
Mgyeans command attic time 81 BIZ raid
DO lrliaaa. where he was taken prisoner.
lie vas alter ards p~sro.ed, and enlisted
4 Ma luseils re- it, lie Is y
yea o age bis father Was q S]panara
Ls mother ali American lie mli
d94bts close his VII ioa5 career On gae
fold
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1gpgt to4ttuFH Is R~teoxtrtrc-
fu>-Ihe xsws ie ats Seaa.er
Sol Be- ~ rse1 thsm ia some
q sst paet thc ,ei STATE. SEN
as positive tile rER 81 Con.
rHcs IS ae. sid . uhat con.
Ihs ae retsl aias sb0aa
ame Ia ths Ia.
ak vl anil
30 admit these
nt HefHsl 1lan
agaatthgy stop
De Hg8ag. They
wt W eefBaues
ty their aaiof,
HH eea So & latal
I g 4ue condition
ana must pss upon Il.
a.aarT va hsye ne securities And /
eH llai JHe Ise eut, hy making pcaca
ndh emt gaa aa bY gsasug ntil-
lafE of#ta poi alter tbeig safas
gnsi t a, uIu FL
Again, bc sass b.Usttt that when re-,
establishing tut cohdtii0h OF peace with
thu people, Congress representing the
Initci States has power 10 ending hi,
war, ANY other Naf, Is Eet s9me seeufi.
ig for thg future. ltWoaid be . strange
Jliae IT, Is were moi lrue lhat tAs nation in
concluding agitli W4t a. well as = foreign
war; could pul eoe Il and make peace,
by obtaining 10 pat Indemnity Cor tho
past, az lsast ame security tor future
peace.
lne wofds Of no living statesman can
carry greater weight with thcm to consid.
crate minds, than those Of lhe late S,na-
tor ColIamer Yet were Le living to-day,
10 repeat them Ia the senate, be would
End himself classed by the New York
Times and New York Horid a. a NORTH
err disuuioaist, harrington Free Ireu.
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I.eInng - - lnnrch.

IhtF.rtp bt.gr#aa. CaBTsh a Gin.
aaal. Eastrrathe ae.ussfI he'll ease
ea-r Tie rHarh has ea
dfsa-t .s usr. -
fasata Bs v
uaas II -, eta# sierra a. ap.
sa
AtaI aal Htsj H aa w
uErt m
o. zoe g.ir I
o.g Iaa
and ea# rE.
nA
a6e fe ,af
tac0
By HG II varsity, over
o. Fees or Asata 90 a 81.
5ua 3 g.a Aaate t#e rose ot ga
w arl Ge cries II eEier gaa sha
daan, e.osg gasaI.
&C., Nc. At length Jht fadetl esme ui
victorious. aud Dr. Anderson retained tbe
chair Daring the qlset which followed
,ho storm, lhe "rasg.ars m3 copper
send, anaaH eea gIgtr ticket and ballot.
ag commenced. This was a nal r.
the renewal 81 the contest WHO should
vate aHl vHU sh0uld 500, nov became tho
question at ue,
Tue ladies screamed. aod thr gentlemen
used yety strong language, The din was
IMMENSE, but b-h above il was Ne voice
Of Mr.. Corey egyiug for his rights aud
reileratug Tint be was baptized IN that
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SUrroRT OF CoNGREssIS BALTIMORE,
A meeting vas held in Baltimore on
Thursday evening, 10 sustain the recon
straction policy Of Congress. The Front
street theatre whore Lincoln and johnson
W. re nominated wr densely packed, and
great enthusiasm manifested. Senators
CressweIl OF Maryl and, Trumbull Of H..
who reviewed The iereut speech Of Mr.
Seward at New York Nye Of Nevada
and Representative Mckee oil Kentucky,
aud FraBci. Thomas and J. l.. Thomas d
Maryland, aud others SPOKE.
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George " Kendall, ESQ formerly Of
the New Orleans Picayuhr and a gurlin.
etan boy by bnth, remained during the
war on bis sheep rancho 10 Texas, and
was only disturbed by too visit Of one or
two wandering tribes Of Indians, who ie-
ceiycd o warm reception from a brigade
Of shepherds, Mr.. keniall during the
present Summer will Wit France, whore
he has q q ID bier al school.
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Gen Custar, the brilliant cavalry raid
~, has, ii q said, become very unpopular
with Ii, Boldi0rs, because be had q number
Of them aogEol recently for deseitlon and
others j q 10 suhmt to having their heads
shayed
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-13

The Washington correspondent Of the
Free Press says the following good ma
turei tling about Sanator Poland -"All
yermou'ets. Who have had tho pleasure
Of prcelieg our new senator since his arr
rival III Washington, are warm in their
admiration and regard for him personally,
and in their expressions Of Faith 10 and
rolia &c upon bis ability and wisdom"
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iV br } Teller " Albany y Just Row the
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