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LOST, STOLEN, 60.

TAKEN sY MISTAKE. On THE EyEH-
Il mo Of the 18th. from tho Hall used by Madam
Girard for the May Festival, Ladys Blue and White
Nnbin Tho finder will confer great favor by lesving
the same at this Office May 26
4 OsT. a MALACCA CANE, lVO" Y HEAD
IL GOLD BAND. market "Os I. d. R. Hunt from
VIM; Bslden." liberal reward win be psia deliver.
de at my Office No. 4S East Bay. i D. Il. HUNT,
Nay lb yl ,, Captain and Depot Quartarmsster
TWBNTH -FIVN DOLEARS REWARD -
Il Stol.p from my stable, on the 18th inst, LIGHT
BRoAN BAY MARS MULE. syears old. and abont IS
hands high heavy and well built, with full long tall
man smarty crown out .nce last roaohe and email
the heads'a Of the bride paasos over Il back Of the
ears; supp sed TO be easried to Of the isands
che was TRACKED below the Ashley Ferry Road, on the
New Bridge side. The .above reward Of S2s will be
given for the safe and sound delivery Of said Mule to
me in st Psul's Perish, Coll.ton District &. OF to
3. A. JACoBH. Chsrleaton 8. U. Any Information
about the whereabouts OF the Mule win be tharkfu
repeived. al :. ..... CHARLES II. ROE,
May 81 & g. RidReviiie Postofaoe, 8. o.
dt SIN RBWARD,.-STOLBN FHOM ID II
DDO stable on Oakley piantatinn, as miles from
Uhsrleston. Oh the Northeastern Raroady the night
Of the 18th. BMALL BLACK HORSE MuLE, with
new SADDLE AND BRIDLRi tho kulo ig shod and
paces Fifty dollars rd will be paid for the appre-
henson OF The Mule and the thief half Of the amour:
for tho return OF tho Mule. N II. GUYTON.
April 10
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY Y OF CUBA.
N0NDUUIED BY THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT
~ sSeoOOO IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY sEvENTREF
DAYS. 10 : -
prtB ca caahed and information furnished.
The highest rates paid tor Doubloons and ali 1pd
Hofd snc Siiy r. I4ktOhN y CO.. Barksrs
~ Oh
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GEORGE iii. Of England is said to have distin-
gnished himself by wonderiugly inqulring how the
apple was got inside a. dumping. His great
grandson, the Prince Of Wales, lately asked
question which showed him to be an ,inheritor Of
the true auelpfrc brillisncy. He recently went to
see FEcHTRa perform In the Master Of Ravens.
wood, version Of soorT's Bride of fLammermoor.
After the play the Prince complmented the actor
on his performance and said, II suppose it is a
translation from tho French, or is 1t something of
your own" '"..i ~. : s.Haa l;tyt = ngi." rta2
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PROPOSALS FOR II ,TIONs AND FUEL
FOR LIGIAT.VESSELS,E Etc.
COLLECTOR OFFICE,

Charleston, 8. o., 1866.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- this once until IL O'Clock III. Saturday, the 10th
day Of June, 1855 for furnishing and delivering RA
TIONS and FUEL for the Char ston Bar, and Wee
hs. ken LghtVesses in the Sixth Lighthouse District
and for auy other Light vessel and Lighthouse tender
that may be called for for year. from the 1st day
Jnly 1866 to the 30th June, 1867, inclusive The
tons to be Of good and approved quality; deliver
ed alongside OF the lighthouse tender other vessel
provided for the purpose at Charleston g. c., and to be
stated In the bid accordingly, in good and aucisnt
packages barrels boxes, and cases. and in good orde
for the Light once quarar free Of all eipense
to the Quilted States agreeably to specifications which
will form part of the contract, copies of which may
be had by applying Mt this Office. .......
All bids must be sealed and endorsed proposals for
Raons and Fuel for Lightveesels and then placed in
another envelope and left at directed to this Office
prepaid II cent by mail. l.., .. ~.
By order of the Lighthouse Board. .F.
49, g A. @. MACKRY.
' May 20 1J1 Superintendent OF Lights.
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FFIO HkGNT.-THE DESIRABLE n d Il n
l. NO. 1877 Meeting street. opposite Charleston Hotel
Apply on the premises. ~, ......, April l8
FTNO RENT OR LEASE FOR A HE RM or
YEARS, the LOT at the northeast Of Calhoun
and Washington Streets 100 feet on Calhoun and the
.ame on Washington street This lot ia piled and In
good condition for the erection Of mill Workshop
ALSO, .t.,...4.. .
The LOT adjoining, east of the above and Of the
dimensions These Lots will be rentod leased. sepa
rat.iy or together The dimensions of the two being
12O feet on Washington by al ees Calhoun street
Apply to ]. MoCAI3E,
May28 ~ mwf3s No. SO Broad street.
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feoting the bill after it was reported from the
Committee Of the Whole, and several alterations
finally passed, only eleven members voting in the
negative
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ITO RENT, IN BROAD-STfk BET, A WEAT
IL COTTAGE, susta ne for small 6smily-furnislled
or unfurnishsd. Rent moderate. Apply ct this Office
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May 8
TO RENT, &c.

ITO RENT, A COMFORTABLE TWO AND
Il A HALF STORY HOUSE No. 66 Beaufain. street
Apply ut WILLIAMS & COvERT'S
JHne1 No. 122 MeetnQ.street
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ITO RENT A PORTION OF PLMAS.
l. ANTLY SITUATED HOUSE, with gas and water
Works: also. Kitchen and stable. Inquire ut No I78
COMING STREET. IL June I. :,
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y Colonel WHTrE, Of guerrilla fame, having been
elected Sheriff OF Loudoun county, Va..,,' reached
Washington on Monday in company with his mill
tary co-laborer, MosBY, seeking pardon.
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CHIEF oUABTERMAsrER's OFFICE, =,
DEpARrAfENr aorTH CAROLINA

Y >
= ' Charleston, g. O., May Is, 1856. }
GRALRD PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
- once until Ia o'clock, N Ttctddy the 9Th day
Of June 1885, st which tnIe they win be opened, for
furnishing the Department In this City
Deliveries TO be made South Commercial Wharf, o
such es, and In suca quantities, may be required
BY the Depot Quartermagtor. - = - f....- % g..
The quantity required monthly will probably be abou
Ono hundred Cords OF Oak and One Hundred and Fifty
Cords OF Pine. - ~ ... -. a.. .tI.l. . J.. NJ. =
Wood that they propose to furniah. !, g!.3i,. rH.
Two good suretfes in the num Of One Thousand Do
lara each to be named in the bid will be required for
the faithful performance Of the contract .
Bids deemed unreasonable will be rejected ,i,.D
Proposals munt be addressed to the rderagned and
marked, Proposals for Furnishing Wood" 4 ~
.".. - -. ,L $50. O. ". THOMAS,
Brevet Lient. COL and ohisf ouArtermaster.
II May 10 .g, ...ls tlt 'n..t. t8
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N. N.B.-Owlng to engagements elsewhere Prof. BERN.
HAhnT Will DO able to remain here but time only
may ol limo
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OHARLEsToN a o. Mav 9s,b 1854

CHARLESTUN, g. G., May 28th, 1865,
have examined Professor BERNHARDTs' very COM
pleie assortment OF Spectaces and Lenses They nre
better adapted than any have before ae to remedy
the OF vision that be benefited by the
OF 9lasses The and clearness of the Crys
tai used is an item worthy Of special attention as can
testify from personal experience. recommend Profeg
BERsHARDr with confidence and great chearfnnees
to the patronage Of the public.
JAMES P. JERvEY, MD.
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TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATIONS
From Medical gentlemen, Professors OF the highest
Opthamic talent in Charleston, g. c. and In the Uniop

From Medical entlenfep prosessora NJ tho b,,boo+
opthsic aien. in cbarestop and IN the Gon
A''-' t' oA''''.On o. w. Ana IL Tue onioD'
examined great srstT of aassos sotn ISeS
tured by Profer sor M BsnsH.Rnr and in iot' ~ tS
Professor must nsy fbat HE. Glasses ard ot % ~ e
the Vision is in any WaT er % every eye
sor seIected for me Iar ~ bia Inatroi,an I.uata,
manship rendering vision very distinct almost as oer.
Profestor's Glasses most cneeriuiiy. NA'
Z. GRDDINGS, Nj. d.
-
cheerfuy concur In the opinion above expressed of
adaptabiliiy TO ali defects OF vision and aso To his %
and Judgment IN adapting the CLASS to each snecis i
perfection. AVID. Il. w. DRsAUsSURE MI D.
cHARIEsToN q r Nav oa,, ,oss
superiority OF the Australian CrystaNsneie and dom
BILE vision spectaces over all other k,nds They are
principles of optcs and their adaptaon TO the hnmo
eye In its different conditions Of vision SO perfect as
to render sight easy without effort. In my opinion,
do by ssyDs
any point surface they to rest Ger the
eyes 10 their youthful energy. 'N'
H. oGIER, MD.
... CHARLESTON, g. G.. NAV oath. 1864
Of They
Of vision can boz to SV Ss
OF alasses The and clearness of the rys
tai used Is Item worthy Of special attention az can
sor BERsHARpr with confidence and great chearfulness
to the patronage Of the public
JAMES P. JERvEY, M. D.
~
CHARLESTON, g. O., May 2s,h. 1864.
have examined q or. at variety Of 0lBsses nannfac
tured by Professor M BRnNHAapr and consider theno
superior IN quality and adapted to meet the wnnfr M
almost every eve In which there IA defect of vsion
cheerfuily recommend Professer BsnsHARnr.s GLASS
to tho ne recurring Assistance:
= ~ 7TI,' Z. w. H HuGER M n
It,. ..... r..... -,
1h,ve examined an extensive sssortment of aiass.a
In the possession or Profassor BpnNT.nn ana onod.
them of superior ounhty. They ara aSsntedt %
eyery AGE and suitabe the varions defecs ~ vso
in which glasses are indicated take great passnrs IN
hem IN the sttonton L. 49, ~ -
anoh artieea. g. ~ ~ o r. A. KINI SEH n NJ MY n VI
.,.o ....- ,.p.' III,
.,y, GhARLEsTON. 3. @. May 18th, 1866.
w we navs examined amin the Lenses OF Prof. BERFHAnDT,
o S as Sn s
Tn Many the
scientific optical asiistaBce. ..r.-r
WM EhiA9 honL5GSh; y 5GSh ~, Al; y.
WV n M So y; az ~ EN- M ~ -''
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COPARTNERSHIPS.
BOARDING.

DRIVAFE BOARDING. - PERMANENT
l. Transient, and Day Boarders be handsomely
accommodated at tho southeast OF Meeting aud
Market streets Fine rooms and accommodation for
families at reasonable rates. limo May %
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JAMES P. JERvEY, M. D.
OHARIHaTON q

UHARLEHTON, 3, O., May 18th, 1863,
have examined gr at variety Of GlBsses nanufhc-.
tured by Professor M. BERNHARpr and consider them
superior IN quality and adapted to the wants OF
almost every In which there Is defect Of vision.
cheerfuly recommend Professor BERNHARDr's Glasses
to those requiring assistance.
o.. w n urlER n
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W. q. HUGER, n. D.
CHART,FaTON q n Nav oo.,

CHARLESTON, 8. c., May 2sth, 1865.
have examined extensive assortment of Glasses
In the possession Professor ana conader
them OF superior quality. They are adaptedi to
age and suitable the various detects Of vision
in which glasses indicated take great pleasure in
recommending them to the attention OF those need Of
such articles. u ...- . &, A. KINLOCH. NJ. ID.
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LNOR SALE, SIX OCTAVE PIANO, IN
H. good order. Apply as No "a MoRRIs-s STREET.
June .s.: - ~
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CHARLESTON, s. C., May 2sth, 1895.

8. c., MAY 18TH, 1866
do most willingly bear my testimony In favor of the
superiority OF the Australian Crystal l-sngle and dou.
BILE vision spectacles over all other kinda They are.
constructed upon the best established understood
principles Of optcs and their adsptaon the human
eye In It's different conditions Of 80 perfect an
to render sight easy without effort. In my opinion
none others should be used since the eyes used to
at point of the surface they appear rest er the
eyes to their youthful energy.
Il. OGIER, NJ D,
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NOTICE.
INHE TAX BOOKS OF ST. JAMES. GOOSE GREEK
will be opened the 9th day Of June at fhe office
OF A. WHITE sO>, No. So Eaat Bay. from O'Clock
a. III. TO clook M and then positively closed
Double Tax Execution issued aganBt all defaulters
- '. G. w. SHINGLER
= May 28 2829-J1,6 T. O. Goose Creek Parish,
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PERSONS REQUIRING REPAIRS
nF BRICK AND STONE, WORK, PLA STEERING,
w. WHITEWASHtNG OR COLORING will fnd It
to their advantage by leaving orders at No. 81 Tradd
street Such work will executed at the shortest no.
toe and on most reasonable terms.
May so .... wfms
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PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER. :..
SEALEO PROPOSALS W ILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL.
the tenth lOth day june 1866, for furnishing the
following amounts and description OF Lumber to the
Charleston City Railway Company, VIZ:
4126 Pieces 4I6, 40 feet inches long,
1000 Pieces AIT. feet inches long :
Said Lumber to be Of good and approved quality; to
be delivered before tho st) day Of septem
Der. at the Car Factory Of Mesars. Wharton Petsch
Line-street. -
By order Of the Board. ......
j. RAVENEL MACBETH,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Hay % q. ,.. "a mwf
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CARD.
MADAM HUMMEL RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
has returned to the city, and will resume the duties
her profession as teacher OF the PIANO FORTE. viii
also give lessons in GERMAN and FRENCH. Apply q
street, mwf
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4. FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE .-...
Is LARGE SHIP BOAT
GIG
CANOE, Is feet
CANOE, 2S feet, under repairs
Apply to Captain GEORGE HABERNIToH,
June No. 10 King street.
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ENOR SALEI FOR SALE.-FOR SALE, A
H. Retail Grocery Store. An old stand in thickly
aettled leghborhood. Inquire at No. 1s5 EAST; BAY
May 50 So
INOK sALE.-A VERY DESIRA Bile FARM
II three and half miles from 0reenvle. c. Il on
the Pendleton Road containing 200 of Land so
OF which are cleared. on which there Is commodious
Dwelling house In good Order with eItensive ontbud
fngs for servants and borers also large stable barn.
and fine orchard of fruit trees and delightful sprng
OF water Apply to j. A. DAVID, dreenvilie t6J r.
fhiNoLs. Qhareston. 8 ftu4S June
E~H SALE.--SDCOaD HAND PAINTING
L. PRESSES AND TYPE in good ORDER. 10 - =.
Fcnts OF Bourgeois. Peffl. Nonparei, Minion. etot
28AI3l u inches 30 rt ~ '''.lf -
q WoRREL HAND PRESS -platen, 22x2s inches; bed,
hHx36A inches. .-.T.
: WARRINGTON HAND PREss-Piaten, 22xx2sx
inches; bed, 22XS6 inches.
13l Il inches. .... f'@'...
RpaaLEs JOB PREss-standing Sheet Press.
Address ". D. MAXWELL, Wilmington, Del
-" Or j. W. MCMILLAN,
MAYS r..'..-. ,.., At this Office.
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= OGioo Hours from @ A. RI. TO P.,nI.
MILLS HOUSE, LADIES' ENTRANCE

seoortd Floor, Private Parior No. 3.
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cheerfuly In the opinion above expressed of
the value Of Professor BERsHApprs Gsees and their
adaptaby to ali defects OF vision, and to his sk
and Judgment III adapting the glass each special i'm
perfection. ,JI. Il. w. DRSAUSSURE, NJ. D.
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The House to-day, after many days OF disoue-
zion and varons amendments, completed It's labors
1on the Tax bill After the bill was reported to
the House from the Committee OF the Whole, Mr..
made the closing 'speeth..! He congratulated the
House upon the completion Of its labors, and said
that although some OF the provisions OF the bill
with f. " exceptions, 1t would be acceptable to
the country. and meet the exigenoies OF the
times. Considerable time was consumed In per-
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GENTLEMAN, FORMERLY AN Of
n. F1OER OF the Quartermaster's Department U. 8.
A. thoroughly acquainted with the routine of the
GUS Departments st Washington offers his services in
the adjustment Of aims against the Government.
Government Securities OF all kinds bought sold.
Apply to CLIFFORD Il MATHEwES
MAYS limo No. 81 Broad-street.
, 1866-08-21
THE Union STATE CENTRAL COM
MITTEE OF PENNSYLVANIA
TO THE PATRIOTS
OF THE SOUTH.
A Hearty Welcome to n1 Afoo. Ne
Southern STATES who were 1ue ="
the F1nC and Country -....-

A Hearty Welcome to NIL hfoo1 eue
Souther1, states yyho were fFne 10
the F1sC and Country.
PHILADELPHIA, August 10, lssa
The Cuiop State Central Committee Of
1cnnsylyania send greeting to their braEc
Union brothers nj the South, and extend to
them hearty welcome, On the occasion 3,s4 @.
their meeting in this city, on Mondafs tne
Sd day of September next.
History furnishes no parallel TO the PAL
riotism, courage and fidelity OF those men
who, from the beginning Of the rebellion to
the end, fought the good fight, and kept the
faith.
The question to be decided is whether 10y
atty is 10 be prescribed and punished in the
pefBons Of patriots like these, or treason re-
wat1ed and honored in the persons Of the
guilty authors and agents Of the rebellion
feated traitors govern the countrys In these
great Issues all are yitallE concerned, and
| our Southern compatriots have instiuctiye1y
| turned toward the spot whence the Great
Charter of American Liberty WIS first pro-
claimed, and propose, within the sacred
their VOWS Of fidelity to the principles o1
that IMMORTAL creed, and to take counsel
with their En:nn friends
On behalf Of the loyal men Of the Com
monwealth Of Pennsyiysnia, this COMMITTEES
hereby gratefully extend 9 cordial welcome
10 these patriots and friends from the South
eru States. AL who come will be received
with open arpps and warm hearts,
The Union men Of the entire Common
wealth are cordially aud earnestly invited I
come here aud honor the occasion with thei
, presence, and to enable all to confer togethe
; upon the present and future Of our impesi11e
country
II is also suggested and recommended tbs
| our friends from ether States send deltE'
! tions here on this Important occasion, not
= | sit in Convention, hut to cheer and coop
zate with these tried champions Of hbes1
j from the South
i By order of the committee
= ER JaRpA~ Chairman.
, 1866-08-21

The effort to do 20 is dishonest in thu cx- ,
treme, and merits the condemnation OF
every good citizen
This report, which brings the affairs Of the
bureau, down to d very recent date, bc!oie
the yuhltc, would seem to show that the
anomalous condition OF affairs which existed
throughout 1865 Is still In existence, and
would throw thu blame Of It upon Gen. 11ow-
ard. the Chief Commissioner, who appears
to have omitted 10 lay down proper rules for
the uniform government Of al, Ills subordi-
mates, and 10 require that the negroes, and
whites, too, Of each Stale should be treated
exnctly alike by them all.
It has been universally observed by 60
journers in tie South, that the most di5loyal
and loud -montllcd rebel, loudest In dcnuncia-
tion Of The Government, the North, and the
Bureau md It's tioipgs, was always the Asst
| to run TO 1t for protection and redrc5s upon
any evidence Of insu1,ordInatton among the
| freedmen 1aboring under him. And 1t Inns
too often been tue case that the Bureau OIL
Ger, pleased to show his authority In such q
case, has been but too ready to exert II In
favor Of tho rebel, when by Ills own T'olence
and wrong doing he hnd created hll
| the trouble. 1t has been too often
! the case, also, that when the negro
complained TO the office f,r redress,
he did 80 nj tho extreme risk Of his hte Il
lie ever dared to return home aud face the
vengeance of his enrngcd master. In corn
1,vndii1s most that Mcssrs. Stcadman and
Fullerton have made public, VIC conclude by
expressing csrevinl approval of the follow
in. paragraphs: 1--WE arc unable to discover
why the stu,rlc r,les which regulate md con
, 1866-08-21

on The morning uf the 26th, the iishliug was ,
resumed by All advance against the Prnssian |
position Of the Second ard Fourth Divisions
Of Bayarian infantry, supported on The left
by portion Of the Austrians and Wurtem-
burgers Of the Eighth Corps, which had in
the meantime come up on the Bararian left
from the Iauber. A spirited battle between
the villages of " Waldbattelbrna and Wald-
helm resulted from this movement. The
fighting WIS kept NJ Eearly the whole fore
noon. The BavhItnn infnntry succeeded In
forcing back the Prussiana. The action was
closed for the day By brilliant attack oftle
Baynsian reserve cavalry, consisting Of three
regiments Of cuirassiers and one regiment of
uians, upon the Prussian cavalry, mostly
hussars, guarding the Prussiau left upon the
heights Of Hettstadt- The onset OF the
leavy Bavarian cavalry Eas too much for the
light htissars- They broke and scattered IN
every direction.
The bayartans han gained decisive adyan-
tagcs- But according to despatch tsom
their headquarters, they were robbed Of the
fruits by blunder q tue other Eedesals OF
the Eighth CORPS What the blunder va,
the despatch does not state but 1t must
have been disastrous one, fo7 on ths after
noon OF 1he same Day the wnole o. me ba.
tAIaa 1olce NiluoiEW 1!om tnE !elt uans y. VI
thc 3lnn crossed the E1sef a. M1rzouIe on
Ie 19nf pontoon bridges, ana, con)oinl!E WIN ~
EiEntn cosps, assumed ne" positle41 4 N lne
naget paeS ol !he tasef, N i1oht o. hos.ea, u,
W, u1ll, ,oul EnFnsn mnss ~ 1nG soainsast ~ ~
A11uA!E. - Is seEE P1uUauat tn1aI kAAs
, 1866-08-21
GENERAL GRANT

The Chicago 11nes sets up loud cackling
because General Grant IVES at the White
House when the Bread-and- Butter Committee
called on the President. General Grant was
undoubtedly present in his capacity Of Com
maudcr of the Armies OF the United States,
to watch the movements Of the rebels, who
constituted q large part Of the delegation
The General did not open his lips during the
whole performance. Ills latest uttcraucc on
political subjects, Of which VIC have any
authentic account. was to the effect tlat the
Richmond E1anltner aud the Chicago Tmses
ought to be suppressed. We suggest that
the Times make IN investigation into the
hidden meaning of this sentiment. before II
prizes any farther into the Generals thoughts
in the presence Of the Bread-anl-Bu Com
mlttce.
, 1866-08-21
What Should be Done.

~~A~-~-f
Hon Henry J. Raymond has openly aban-
doned the Union party, assumed leading
position in the raaka Of an organization
whose declared purpose ID to make WEI upon
that party, and accepted with unconcesled
satisfaction the plaudits Of delighted North
ern Democrats and Southern rebels, for an
address which is distinguished By nothing 80
much as By Its vehement attacks upon The
policy and principles Of that party,
At the Baltimore Convention which nomi-
mated Lincoln and johnson, Hon. Henry j.
Raymond was made the Chairman Of the
National Executive Committee Of the Union
party. It is quite possible that he may per
ceive the inconsistency Of that position with
the one he NOW occupies, in alliance with
Copperheads and rebels.
Il Hon Henry J. Raymond does not vol
unfairly tender his resignation Of the office
aforesaid, We presume it is quite within the
province of the other members of the COM
mittee, who have not accompanied him in
his desertIon, to request his Withdrawal from
It, and substitute ID his stead come one who
continues to act within the lines Of the party.
! To retain HQn. Henry J. Raymond IN d1s