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Unrcaaoning Reast.!

Tho vicious and mischievoas negro. suffrage
Ralicals who are so fercely inmical to ths South,
deny to the Southern States the Constitutional
right to determine tho qualifications Of voters
within their respective limits. And tho argument
to sustain their course il, that there aro hardly
any loyal people in tho South except the negroes;
therefore the ncgrocS must vote or treason will be
given the upper hand. What manner Of treason
do they mean7 Slavery and Secession used 10 be
tho. great bugbears-the only obstacles to tho
general prosperity and harmony. Tho Consen-s
t:ons and Legislatures Of the Southern Statos
have aboli-hed slavery forever, and reseinded
their ordinances Of secession. Whist else is de-
nounced as treascnabls9 And what can treason
now do, Is it reasonable in a man rho mas
"rcbsl" yesterday, but is restored to the rights
of citizenship to-day, to oppose negro suffrage
and to deny tho social and physical equality of
the blacks? Is it reasonable in such man to
offer for au office, or to be chosen to FIJI onol Is
tho Amnesty Act to go for nothing Is tho
"troason" of the rebellion (tlsy call it "rebel-
lion !" zee call it the graIdsst war on record) g
lcper-sore, tuint that is to last forever! Ifnot:
then what does al this talk mean which declares
that there arc few loyal psople in the South e..
salno
"logic" that there never can be any "loyal pco-
pie" in the South, except tho blacks, unless it be
such as some Radical clique or oligarchy shall
pronounce to be such These bloodthirsty and
unprinciplcd mcn have declared war between
the sections, which, if it be in their power to
mako it SO, is to last forever. With these nogro-
loving Radicals, our lsto cirl strife has degene-
rated into Savage and incurable ranoOr, into per-
petus oilict and haze, into antipathiea and pro-
iudices such as distinguish unreasoning beasts.
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COMMERCIA-I..e'
cuARLEsToN, FeB. is, .1sse

CHARLESTON, Feb. is, 1855.
COTTON.4The sales of thefweek sum up about
500 balcsl On Saturday last. owing to unfavora-
BID news from Liverpool, there :was slight do
on edn-thc prices offered, but there we're no trans
notions; and op Monday and Tuesday, owing to
the stringency Of the market, sellers were com
pesd to submit to even still further reduction.
On yesterday tho market was easier than the day
before, and sincc tb0n there been no change.
The saies TO- day were 40 bales at tho following
auotations MddlinE,. 40aHi Strict Middhng,
Ha42 ;sGood Middling, 4a.
.RICE.--The transactions in tsis article have
beou few and small. Tho stock On hand is Hight.
We notice since our last report receipts of A
tierces and shipments Of 2i5 'tierces.e We quote
Carolina clean at III to 12i. ra,ae
+. GROCERIES.-We hoard of O sale of 10000
pounds Of Bacon Shoulders, at l6l cents. The
sale ofsso large On amount of Bacon in one trans
action,is quite an event in this market The
Bacon sold is destined 10 Columbia aud intended
100 to 200 barrels of Flour at $40 for extra, $3.50
for superfne and 50 for fine. Salt continues un-
changed, Potatoes are very scarce, owing to the
great demand for planting, and the best will
bring 81 per barrel, aud even s4:25 in small
GRAIN AND FoRAGE-A. predicted in our
last, there has been great decline in Corr, ,ow-
ing to the largo importatiens recently made, and
we now quote white Corn Mt $l.l5.. Pennsylva-
MIA Oats is worth 73 conts per bushsf. Primo
North River Hay sI.sa Si.6j per cwt. Eastern
Hay siGSast7o per cwt. These quotations are
NIL based on actual sales during Tho woek and
moy be regarded ns perfectly reliable. -,
M0NEY.--ThDre has been another decline IN
tGold and uenow quote it at 3saS0. Silver Is
always from, s to Go. lower than gold. Sterling.
Exchange at sight S6.4o. Sterling E1change,
sixty days, s6.S5. Exchange on New York at
sight, is bought at J per cent discount, sold OF,
par.Lsouth Carolinian. % :e. :. 80
x. ~ 1't' AUGUSTA ca, Feb. I'd, 1866.
. G0TToN.-The market to-day was very dull.
and no'sales Of consequence were efico.od. We
quote lhiddling TO Strict Midaiing 34s35c.; and
Gned liiddling 49, y. 60. - sf
; The. receipts by the GeOrgia railroad amounted
to SO Bnles. -. ~
in gold; silver or securities. We cannot; tbero.
fore, give duotations.-Co stitutionalis
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gaaOBITU AIRY

! DEPARTED ahis4ia. dn.ths. 9Th Of Jnh, 1855,
in the 32nd yoar Of hot age, Mrs EMILY C.
DORM, oonsort Of WM. .DoRS, jig and eldest
child Of Mrs. cnRIsT1sK BUszARp: J I >
The suijcct.Of this tribute Ens as jealous and
faithful member Of tho Baptist Church at Little
stevens Crock for mum 5eT Of years aiild ands
gentle in her disposition, she bore up under the
Affections of life, (of which she hda sone1Tery
peculiar aad 'tfyins,) With more thah hordinary
dignity and Christian forsitniet She possessed a
:nlent;of Superior quality. Few persons we're her
equals in this respect. Shrewd, Guick and eispo-
sing in her manners, sho gain many friends
where she ived, Sho h.sered for weess in A.r
last ilnos:; but without murnur or complaint
The writer of this notice visited her bed. .ids
often 10 her sickness, and talked FREELY to her in
reference to her approaching, dissolution, She
gave satisfaction 10 al that siic was ready Her
remains were deposited in the family burning
ground, after on appropriate discourse by the.
writer.
Thus she passed away, in the prime Of litc and
blo.ul of usefulness, 10 reap the reward of the
Taithful md good. ~. ;..sse,A
In yopders bright world, : !, issE 3
Whore all is joy and peace, 80 '''9
To greet those Tint come
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Grand Ceremonies in Horror of MIR.

0n Monday, the 18th inst, certain very grand
memorial ceremonies in honor of President Lin
coin took place in the Hall of Representatives at
Washington. There wcrO present the President
and Cabinet the Senate, tho Supreme Court, the
Diplomatic Corps, and hundreds of celebrities Of
both sexes, and all characters and enllings. Tho
Hall was hung aith black Grape, and the ccremo-
nics wcrc conducted with much pomp and solom-
nifty. The speciality of the occasion Was 40 ora
ton IN memory Of Mfr. Lincoln by Hon. Geo.
Bancroft, the celebrated historian. AS an in.ra-
duc:ion to the ceremonies, the Marine Band of
Washington performed the noble and SOLEMN
/" "Miserere" from the "Troyaloro." Mr.. Ban
croft's address isrepresented tohave been a Con.
gresslonafspeech rather than eulogy. Wearo glad
to say that in the course OF his remarks ho euun-
ciated the sound doctrine that the right of suf-
frage should be regulated by the States them
eaIyra
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Shooting Affair.

ssWc learn that man by the name of CHAM
piou wasfsbot and killed by another named
Payae, on Tuesday night last, about miles
Below GreensilIe, ON the Augusta road. The
eircnmst taneesof the case, cs far as we could
learn, Bier substantially as follows: Cham
rioh,wan detected by Payne stealing his corn,
having flledabag and was carrying it to bis
(Champlun's ywagon. Payne halted him and
letaincdsBm ard not knowing what ts do
with bini, sent for one or two neighbors to
consult with. Before the neighbors arrived
Champion attempted to escape by fight
wbereupon Payne shot nt and killed him.
=. ~Paype ha. not been arrested thatB .know
of-Greenville Enterprise.
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Z Attention is directed to the card Of Messr'.
Pn1rIr MALONE ! iCo,.e4llinss :he notice Of tho
pubic 10 their Eoundefy. and Machine Works.
Ths Augusta c0auiintiSrdi..ss'; alludins to their
establishment says:gsis
01Some few, roeks ago wsnoticad and ommsnd-
ed fsTorably ysto the patronags1of our people this
extensive establihment, then about to be put in
.thoropgh voting srie by. Msssrs. Malone 4
Co.. who hadfeasedithe buildings from the gov
ernrnent.
Through an Invitation from Aha prspristors,
we vi,i,ed thes0 works yesterday af:s.uoop, upon
tho occasion OF their formal inauguration under
the rrcser. managenent. Six thousand pounds
Of iron were consumed in casting articles for ag-
,ricuitural, household and misunderstanding lurpo-
ses and as the ssshlish,nsnt IL ow in operation,
ne take pleasure inetatins that sll work in THAR
t;ncs Win sbs done 81 the ,noit satisfactory and
reasonable, terms. sJ a 80, ses.s--. :,
"Ths osterprising proprietor. are nov propared
to execute orders IT castings Of every desctip-
!tion, and we take Il.asursip sgain commanding
them TO thosc Of cdr readers who beliess m the
true'andonl policy ofshc South, znethat IS to
encourage homo enterpriso Of .lpY. and syery DO:
.scription. AZ = -,::s..a.e.s ;.-Jz..l.
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Istcrview Between President Johnson
and the Virginia Delegation.
Vs,st,isf:rnY Felr ,ary 10, 1866


The Virginia delegation was received by
the President to day.
Mr.. Baldwin presented the resolutions of
the General Assembly of Virginia, and'fol-
lowed the presentation by a speech expres-
sive of the endorsement by thepeop!e OF Nrr-
ginia of the Presidents policy, and said that
thew recognized the Government OF the Uni
ted States as their Government, the ConSti-
tuition as their Constitution, ard pledging, IN
good Eith, their supporttlo the President IN
thcwise course he purSues.
The President responded, thanking then
for their visit, and expressing qualification OF
meeting so many intelligent, respectable aad
responsible citizans OF Virginia, bearing the
sentiments expressed in resolutions OF The
Legislature. He declared his de.erlnipation
not to bs, forced into the position that amy
State has ever been cut "f the Union, and
sa;d. in conclusion, that ,.e hoped ell the peo-
o!eof thisscountry, in good faith and in tie
iuliness OF their hearts, woulii, inr she par
pose OF the maintenance Ct the Constitution
and the preservation of the Union, lay aside
eyery other feeling for the good OF the com,
mon country, and with uplifted faces to
heaven, swear that our gods and our cltars,
andgali else. shall siak 10 the dust. together
rather than this g!orioussUnion shall not be
preserved.
At the conclusion OF the Presidents re-
m1pks, Mr.. Baldwin introduced the members
of,he committee TO tho President. who, as
their names were called, stepped forward and
shook him by the hand. re
The President reiterated that be had no
object beyond the preservation ofthe Union:
and said, in the course of his remarks: " II
now eau only arrive at a point at which
these States are all restored, each having its
represcntationin in the National Councils, with
tae Union restored so that we can once more
proclaim peace ard good will among the
people of the United States, it will be to me
a happy day. 1 care not what may be said
in taunt or jeer; L care not what may be in,
t.nated, bus'I tell you that, whenever shall
have reached that point, the measure OF my
ambition will have been filled, and more than
flied
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: ~ A precious pair of IA and Is, respectively,
residing in Baltimore, took it into their heads to
get married, which thoy did on Wednesday, and
started fol, the congenial society of Washington.
The parents followed and found tho youth selling
papers and the girl sewing for a clothing store,
both happy as cooling doves. They, howevor, re-
turned homo with thoir friends. '''' 40
N9- The Legislature Of Kentucky has rejected
the constitutional amendment, and has passed a
resolution requesting the removal Of tho troops,
asking the restoration of tho habeas corpus, and
'condomhing the Freedntn's Bureau. . ,e',
ase Nine students bsvo been dismissed from
Bethany College, Virginia, for giving a tin-pan
concert to General Harris, because he delivered q
Republican speech and e1tolled the oolored man.
- ms en-. Butler sayt' that if Con-. Lee is not
punished, then HO has. shod .his blood in vain"
Yet itshould DO some consolation to him to know
that the rebels cannot get back their spoons.
-9gr Tho Spanish Minister in Washington de-
nies the truth Of the congressional: and newspn-
pc. statements that freedmen ara captured and
then soldss slaves in Cdba. In tho only in
stances brought to the knowledge Of bis Govern
ment that such persons have been brought or in
troduced there by Americans, they have been,
promptly delivered up and sont back to their
homes. ;.sts ~ :, ..ts -..ss: = q, ~.
& ND At the State Convention, held recontly in
New HampsRae and Connecticut resolutions
wero adopted sustaining tho policy of President
Johnson With rdfepencc to tho admissionin IN Con:
gress Of Southern members, and tho danger Of
tampering With tho Constitution. Iu the New
Hampshire Convention speech was made BY
ex-pres;dent Pierce, who alluded in warm terms,
10 the bighmiudad efforts of President johnson
to ro,oro harmony aud tranquility to tho country.
8 ssy> Tho Lancaster Ledger reports that in
some portions of that District therc is astqal
suffering among the poor for the wpnt Of prqais. :
ions They have, no meaps Of buying corp, and 4
is shey had the, article eannot NOW ibe procured
Swing, ishprtoits saaspitys; OF p shoanEillng
ness Of taosa who bayo IT, b aAl
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s.Their oGencsis Rank aud Smells tt
2 Iraavan %

--sr -
:. We mean those yretched. free negroes uhs arc
indulgiug In SMALLPOX slt fFoyer g,hc country.
Day by day NC de.t of new cas,s 10 different di-,
rectiohi. or sourss these nsgroer get H. frst bs:
Gauge tier ars too sapid and too much without
roro.hon .ks 10 -oidit and secondly because their
houses aro dsns ofsas.i,,oIs and thoir surround
ings made up of alA and dirt. 5....sas
Batour, Object isEmply to warn the white p'o-
pie to be extremely ysarefal in guarding against
This pcstil=nt dissass. It seems to be fesrfuliy
prevalent throughosl thasoath'atprssont Con
fined to ncgross ;msitly tits true, but somrtimos.
Gas in our own Di,tfct within few months past)
visiting the abodss Y wealth and r'Anenent, and
leaving parents motning for children stricken
down and disagured Sor life. No doubt, in this
season Of high uindb something Of that mJGe-
rious sub,tance-Hh;thor Invisible Jrn9i or'ani
molculx, or whatore1else i. may be-Hhioh forms
and spreads csntagisn, will be scattered far and
wide in every direction. Be on your gunrd then
against sInail Po1-lhat most loatbaonne Of all
po,tilencoAvhich isiow soprevAlen tthroughout
our land.
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Growing Restless.

A Washington letter, 10 New York pepper,
speaks Of the condition of so,no of the, poor
wounded soldiers thers, and tho favsr shown the
negroer, in tho folldring terso language:
"Tbere is no dodgipg this matter. Public
opinion will not allow the Government-nigger-
soup-kitchen to remsin open much longer, when
one can SEQ in walk through any OF the public
thoroughfnres in Nea York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Washington, or r-anylargc city, hundreds Of ono.
armed, one-logged young white msn in ragged
blue clothes, who,cbssgarly pensions viii scarce
~ keep thar soul, ID The ,tlc left of their bodies
and who piteously beg, as heard ono Of them at
the gate Of the capitol yesterday: "For Gods
sake, givo me ten cents to buy a loaf of breadr
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South Carolina Railroad.

The Augusta Cen.titutionoli.s says: Arrange
ments have been lnado on this road for the sstab-
lishmout of = train Of wagons to run bctwoen
Blsckvie and Johnson's Turnout in connection
with tho cars, SO that the company is now pre-
pared to transport freight to and from Charleston
This arrangement will 60 into effect on and sfser
Saturday, the 18th instant The business public
Of Charleston and Augusta an1iourly await thu
restoration of communication by rail. In tho
meantime any kind Of loeomotiOn that brings
them nearer together will be hailed with gratif-
catiopn ,y,....,4.., a..
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.Exeitenent.a at Knoxville,

Kxoxv1LLE, Feb. 13.-Ata sale of govern
merit property here, to-day, Lieutenant Colo
ael Dyer late Of the First Tennessee Caval'
ry, was shot through the heart4by'za negro
soldier. The Colonel had. purchased some
articles at the sale, and on going to pay for
hem, was ordered to stand back, and stimuli
tancously shot. -.
]. Soon aftcrward a large crowd gathered in
troat of the military headquarters and de-
mnnded the person of the negro soldier.
After finding him the crowd hung him to
the branch of tree.untildead.
: The greatest settlement prevails. y.
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John Jacob Astor.

8 This man made money by the million, and
when he died Was possessed of more of the
$$atflth y laere," than ansa man in Ameiica. And
heres wbssds says about the utiiitye pfihter's
ink to a business man: 'tMy notothrouga life
hn. been-;aork md Advertise. In.business IAd;
vortisiug is the true Phil0sOph Ssst stone! that
turns whaaevor,it touchssto gold, hayeadye
Used mdeh, h,;both intle weekly astnsll as in the
laily papers nOrshaye found that those of the
largest ciroulatiOe4.of of either class-bonehtted
me the most
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Anniversary. of the Destruction. of
Columhia. e.'' -sf

Saturday last, February 11th, was tho hrst an
nivorsary tho destruction Of our onoo fair Cap
;ital, Columbia. Tho Paesnis Of that date comes
to nj clad in mourning-very appropriately =
and containing a resunss Of the sad and fearful
occurrences OF February Eth 1866. But in CON.
n.ctiOn NTH this subject, the PIoenir is not nj
t,gothcr ,uguhrivusj it INDUCES in words Of bright
hope, promise and encouragement for the fall
len CITY, 1t says the merchants and real estate
owners havo, in the course Of the pa,t year, done
all they conld do under the circumstances; and
that there nrc iudonitablo and cheering evidences
of the re.olute will of her people to build up
Columbia speedily. And utters the conviction
that before five years shall have rolled away, the
Capital fSouth Carolina will re-as,ert her rights,
and be one Of the most beautiful and attractive
cities Ia the United States.
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- Trxas.@D. 6. Burnet, ex- President of the
forrnsr republic of Texas, has Published a, mo-
tice calling upon all who have been victims
? oft oppression of the Freednen's Bureau
in that State to forward the ysidence to him,
Ito be forwarded to President Johnson, who
viii % %repnmaud them. The demand for le4-
:. borera is greater lhan the supply and the
planters are. seeking FOR freedmen. Il s,sta,
ted chat more; cotton. is being planted ID some
,sectians Of the State than eyer before. under.
the impression thet Is viii no: be ,lesa than
twenty-five cents poaaa fer ssssrd youts 10
coma, ]
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What Nert7

% Lieut.. Col. HAueHros, comm s1dan. District
Western South Carolina, hesljust issued from his
.headquartsrs,as Columbia, tho following order:
Gall citizens, white and colored, in this Sab
District comprising tho separate. Districts Of
Fairfield, NowbOrry, ,Ejgedeld, Lexington and
Ricbland, are hereby strictly prohibited from
carrying or deadly woapous Of any Eind,,
openiy oredncealed, or upon ithCir persons. :.
"Any persons violating this order will subject
Themselves 10 Punishment by ethor fine or i'm
eprisonmeut, or both, losing their claims to, the
Weapons US carried in defiance. Of orders and
law. ..,.,.-t-c -,
dUnitod States soldiers wifi be governed By
the Same order, except whom In the discharge Of
their duty 80 et..i - iFF - =
ofrfcersof thia comm and and soldiers on duty
nre heveby authorised and instructed to arrest
and disatm any parties discovered violating this.
order" -, sos. e,i...r.. =.
seaSsIt isrsportsd flst tlfss, oaiters lof5 the
Ninth ecf0Isa iasssiiaaus 4sarof aslsssiaSssa 1t
DngDgilioircsatiy.
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BYMENE,AT.

MARRIED, on Thursday, the 18th Feb, at the.
brides mother, Mrs. Harriet Toney BY Rev.
E. W. Horne, Mr. JAMES N. TURNER and
Miss ELLA ToNEY, all afsthisAistiet-u7es
MARRIED, at the residence Of the brides father,
on Wednesday y.eveuipg. Pet. l4tby by abe Rov.
W. A. Clark, Mr.. j. RUFUS DORM to Miss
CARRIE LUtL dapsHtcs Or 'gopjsIiai oEP, >
Esqrsl. ss8U Z ks.A& Z IA q
Two more feasts of Hymen, which, judging
from the outward and visible signs. y thstyeachsd
us, must have been very splenaid' The said
"signs "hQTeFsr '4sre pot longyr patsnre yag
long (" "yisi6lo.a -Thsy-~ere ,saiShi and dshSdbs
as to bpseadSred ..inyiabteas i4tHe twipklissJoss
An eye. We beg these young couples to accept
our kindest congratulations. May'ifmmOrtal aow-
ers of bssusy eforF spring up stoqaa Jdyui; ard
rainboHs of celestial hues ever bend over their
heads. May love ever fling . halo around their
paths through lise.' -. u - LIZ
MAnaIip, in heb 4tittchprsh n Ihiu Fahss,
IN Tuesday morning. tho 2Otl inst, by Rev. J..
R. ewultnssy, Mr.. s. II. MANGET and .Niss i,
EMILY BRYAN, daughter Of Maj ?. {, BaIAs,
Of this plseo. es-re
And on The aye d going .ozpress gae above
notice was brought in, together with basket Of
delicious cake, with >the conf mplihdaatsf Of sbrsa
BRYAN. A thousand thanks we send you, Mrs.
B.; audSeish for the, beautiful and beloved young
bride and The m..heatteasAn 10 pisSsansa6d
prospcsors xoyass aleHaii, heSgssHns ok Atpsa Ss,
MARRIED, on the 9th Inst, by Rev. ]. W. Cole
man, Ml BRANTLYeeoNohhY4n 4nnd Miss Ma
BY ANN HAMILTON. daughter -of Mr. John
B. Hamilton, all Of tAfs Dfstriet f.'sa1 - .z "a.
MARRIED, in Hamburg, dn',hec2sd Jannarysbgs,
Rev. D. A. Boddie, Mr.. GEORGE q, KEss.snd
Miss RosANNA. EDWARDS. So. -. = % @
MARn1Ep; in Graniteville, by the same, on the
14th Feb, Mr.. JOHN RODGERS, of sBurta
County, Ca, .anaygAiiss sAILIA FEAGAg, Of
| GraniterilIoS- = L ( q II
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lT Tho Georgia Senate passed arsaOlutiOn
appointing commissioners to proceed to Wash
ington, and request Tho withdrawal of,ncgro
troops from the State. If troops arc necessary,
|. white lls.s'Ia! one. arc .,' preferred. Jared
/ .Ear On tho lSth.iai., WA. HILL, Esq was
elected Ordinary CT Ahbsville District, receiving
-f5S ;votssAbsatins his opponent, Mr. R. b,
WAnsIAwS as7 votsae e:'g - - s7.rNs !. !.
ar, Jacob F. sehtfmer, Esq has beon Ap-
pointed and commiision.d by his E1collency
james L. Orr, o Notary Public for Charleston
District Glad to hslsit. 80
. 10" Ono million fvahundred thousand pounds
Of Gotten CT good ,taPs, ,sbave bson raised in tho
vicinity Of carbOnasslls5 Jatkron county, H.
the pas: season. 1lissl, + farmer, consider that
etpresens prices it e the most profitable crop
that can be raised, 49,.
EESsS About three sthpusand negro troops arc
7nowihcing inustered9pt Of ssrYics ut Charleston.
.ey- A national dSgA is talked Of, svory dog
to bo nasssscd two dSIlss. guct tax, 1t Is cal
enlatsd, would put ffrhillionI Of dollars yearly
into the Treasury, as fol- persons sroso bad OF as
20 kill thoir dogs rather than to pay for their
lives. If evory jaoksst Washington City
ucfo 10 DO taxed at the lame rate. thu Trcasury
would be s.iil moro bsrs6ted. 81 ~, -
G1S Gen. Stephen Elliott Tho heroic defender
Of Fort sumtsr, has7bssn rendered and accepted
~ * 'ttl.i / t.tf-