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BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, April 18.-Attorney-Generai SPEED
having recommended that the bonds captured by Gen.
aHxnpAs at Shreveport, which had been deposited BY
the w Orlesns banks with the State Auditor OF Louis
i,nf be returned the Secretary of the Treasury has
te ,rsphed Gov WELLS that he will cause the bonds
which may be identified belonging to the banks to be
delivered 10 the State Auditor any duly authorized
agent at Washington will send the same to the State
Auditor on receiving advlces from the Governor at the
risk of the State The bonds amount to two millions
Sending Troops to the Maine Frontier.
PORTLAND Me-, April ls-The Government has char
tered the steamer Regulator to take company OF Resu
Lar Troops to some point probably Eastport and she
will leave on the arrival of tho tran which is e1
pected to bring Gen. MEADE.
Release of c. C. Clay.
wAsHnaroS. April lS.-The Hon. C. G. CLAY was re
t,ased from Fortress Monroe this morning
Reduction of the Military Force in the
South.
WAsHNoroN, April ls.-Tho War Department has is
sued order reducing the force Of colored troops
Georgia one regiment. Al,5amA tw) regm ents Mis-
sissippi four South Carolina one, and Florida one.
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ESTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
O0LLEToN DIsTRICT.-By R. A. WILLIS. Esq, Ordt-
nary.-whercas. B. STOKES, Commissioner In Equity.
has made suit TO to grant him Letters of Administers
ton Of the Estate and Effects Of JOHN A. WARREN.
NJ. D., late of Coleton District deceased These are,
therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the Kin
dred and creditors Of the said JOHN A. WARREN, N.
d. deceased that they be and appear before me- in tho
Court OF Ordinary to be held az wslterborough on the
9th April next aor publication hereof at II o'clock
in the forenoon, to show cause, any they have why
the said Administrative should not be granted.
Given under my Hand this 10th day OF March, Ammo
Domini 1866. IA. WILLIS, o. @. D.
Marck % the
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OBITUARY..

DIED. on the l4th of April, Mrs. JANE E. PRINGLE,
Oolum bia.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

Our dates last evening" by the mail and Southern Ex
press. are to the 10th from New York philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington. II
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sT NOTICE.-PARTIEs ARE CAUTIONED
not to credit the of the Br. barque "Kzra" tho
Master will net be responsible.
April 18
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@THE SALE OF THE PLANTATION BIT.

@THE SALE OF THE PLANTATION BIT.
TIERS without precedent In the history Of the world
There Is no secret In the matter They are at once
most speedy, strengthening healthrestorer dis
covered. Itrequires but single trial to understand
this. Their purity can always be relied uponj 6hey
composed Of the celebrated Calisaya Bark,
Bark Daudellon. Ohamomie Flowers, Lavender
Flowers. wiatergeen, Anise, Cioverbuds, Orange peel
snake-root, Carawsy, Corisnder Burdock.
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ss OFFICE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
RAILROAD COMPANY. MARCH IS, 1see.-At racet-
ing Of the Board of Directors held this day, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted 'bs 81 49,
the meeting Of creditors to in ihs Sswsps
Creditors Of the Company to send to the seoretary
statement Of the Bonds they hold number, date and
concurrence in the recommendation adopted at tho
meeting Of the bondholders; and that they may be abba
to decide understandingy. the President do publish
Herewith full and plain exposition OF the condinoo
and prospects OF the Road and the plan submitted to
their choca."
In accordance with the above resolution the holders
unendorsed bonds hereby respectfully requested
to forward to the Secretary Of the Charleston and savaE
nall Railroad Company early practicable, state
ment of the Bonds In their possession. with number.
date, and amount together with acknowledgment
of their concurrence In recommendation adopted at ha
meeting OF the bondholders
L. sINaLETARY, President
The Savannah National Republican please copy.
March 16
wSTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DISTINCTLY GEORGE BUST, Esq,
Ordinary.-whereas MARY DUPRAT, of Charleston.
made suit to to grant her Letters ofAdminstaon OF
the Estate and Effects Of ANN DUPRAT, late OF
Charleston: These are therefore, to cite aud admon.
ish oil and singular the kindred and creditors Of the
said ANN DupRAr, deceased that they DO and appear
before me- the Court Of Ordinary to be held at Charle
ton, on Sd day OF May, 1885, after publication hereof
at II o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause II any
they have why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April, Ammo
Domin 1866. GEORGE BUST,
April 10 thu Judge OF Probates.
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MESSRS. EDITORS: PLEASE AN
NoUNoE ALoNzo J. WHITE. Esq, Candidate for
ALDERMAN OF WARD No. 8 to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death OF the late JAMES ". BROWN,
ESQ., April II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s6- .OONSIGNEES PER SCHOONER "SILAS
WRIGHT are heretyHoifed that her cargo is being
This Day discharged at Atlantic Wharvcs. All goods left
wharves after sunset will be stored a. expense and
risk Of the owners WILLIS CHISOLM.
April 10
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P. q. DRAKE & co,

No. 202 BROADWAY NY.
Sold by all respectable Druggists Physicians Grocers
Hotels. Saloons. and country dealers.
April 10 thstu1yr
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Release of C. C. Clay.

WASHINGTON. April 1s.-The Hon. c. @. CLAY was re
i,ased from Fortress Monroe this morning.
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~ HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER has proved Itself to be the most perfect pre-
paraton for the hair ever offered TO the public
1t is vegetable compound. and contains no injurious
properties whatever.
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY EAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
It cleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft, luL
trous and silken
1t is splendid hair dressing.
Noperson, old young, should fail to use 1t.
1T IS RECOMMENDED AND USED BE THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
R3r Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilial Hair Remover
and tshe no other. R. P. HALL & co.
Nashua N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all Druggists. Wholesale by
KING & CASSIDEY,
march, th1yS Charleston. S. O.
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a9 ALDERMAN WARD No. 3.-WE NOMI-
NATE LEMUEsCRANE, Esq, as Candidate for Al
derman wa,dH|. MANY VOTERS.
April "A - a
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a@ IN THE MATTER OF INFORMATION
IN REGARD TO DOCUMENTS LOST OR DESTROY
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Be sure that every bottle bears the facsimile Of our
signature steel plate labcl with our private stamp
oyor the cork
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NOTICE TO CONsIGNEEs.-CON
sIGNFEs Of cargo per brig "wIooPEE," Lehman.
Master, from Liverpool now lying at vanderhorst's
Wharf, notified to call at the Office Of the Under
signed and Sign General Average Bond.
ARCHIBALD GETTY & Co.,,
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The New Orleans Crc.cent of the lO!h says !:

The medals ore of silver. and tie entire
execution are very neat and tasteful.
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POSTAL.
The Postmaster General has just returned report
the letters delivered and collected In the principal cities
, f the Union which shows that during tho month o
March Inst the number Of letters received ut the New
York Postofhce was s22.0l3 The numoer CT drop let
ters 336 PA: newspapers 1913 05S and the number o
letters forwarded l,025, COS.
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Call Of County Executive Conn
- mittcr.

The Union rotcrs q the several Townships
Of KanawLa county arc requested to assemble
in their respective Townships, at their usna
places OF holding Township meetings, (undei
the direction Of the several Township Com
Inittses) on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of July
INIT, for the parrose CT appc,n:;ng three del
egatss from each'To~ nahip'to attend q coEat.
convention TO be held at the Court House oI
SATURDAY, the 4th day Of August, 1855, n
II o'clock An, 10 nominate candidates for TIT
following Offices, to.wit:
Sheriff, Clerk Of Circuit Court, Recorder, Sur
veyor, Prosecuting Attorney, County Treasurer
two Assessors, aud 1--we members OF House Of
Delegates.
The convention also to be authorized TO ap'
point delegates to Senatorial, Congressional
aud State conventions, to be hereafter called.
The convention will also establish basis oil
representation for subsequent county conScn'
tons.
The Union men nsc earnestly requested 10
turn on, en- mn.se to the Township conventions
on tho 2ath Of Iuly, thu, their interests mny be
fully rcprchunls,l In the coming conventions.
-. II. G. M,wHOR rER,
JOS. c. WHEELER, Co,M1
G. ". SMITH, Er.
WI y. HAWKINS, C9m.
T.. 7. MOORE,
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The Conventions.

The call for Township meetings and
County Conventions BY the State Tx
scu.ivc Committee recommends differ
cns time than that already appointed BY
tho Executive COMMITTEES Of Kanawhu
County. The Committee do not deem
the difference in the time recommended
- Of sufficient importance to make u
change, but adhere to the oSth Of July
for Township meetings, and tho 18th day
af August for the County Convention
Every Union mau who can, ouSh, to
be prssen. at tao Township meetings
and bare their Townships we'll repre-
aen.ud in he County Convention.
Tho State, Congressional and Senate
dal Conventions will eli DO held o
2,,katsburs, on tho .3o'h day Of Au
gust. -!
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. .CoNGnEss-Tbc House on Wcdncs'
duy, passed the TuriG Bill, by d ma oTI-
ty of'43 votes The Senate hos post
poncd the same to December
Tho bill reducing thc number Of
Judges Of the Supreme Court, has pas'eo
both Houses Of Congress. /.
The Senate by vote Of II to 10 re,
fused to repeal the act retroced'nS inc
city and county Of Alexandria to 'ir'
ginia.
On Thursday tho National Telegraph
bill was passed by the House.
On Saturday, the House took up and
passed the Miscellaneous Appropriation
bill. This act Of the House, aud tho
postponement Of the Tariff bill by the
Senate, indicates that the session Will
terminate in few days.
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Call for u Union state Convention

The undersigned, appointed q State E1ecu
,iy. Committee by the Union State Convention
hold "a TIL, city on the 224 DAY Of February
last, beg 1eaye, il pursuance OF their duties
to submit. to the people Of Wes. Virginia the
following recommendations:
That a State Convention be held in the city
ofPARKERSBURG on THURSDAY, the %o'i
DAY Of AUGUST next, commencing q. 10 A. NJ;
That the delegates to this convention, In
addition to the selection Of candidates icr 'h'
ysriou, Offices OF the Commonwealth be also
empowered by their respective constituencies
to choose candidates for Congress "ad Tor tue
racan. State Sena,orshipsi
That With q view 10 the beet possible DIS
charge OF these important trusts, township
primary meetings be held throughout the
State on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of Az
GUST, a. which delegates shall le chosen to
County Conventional
That the delegates thu, chosen meet nj their
respective COURT HOUSES Oh SATURDAY,
tic lC.h day Of AUGUST, mud there choose
delegates 10 the s,n;c Convention. In addition
It. Is recommended tia. hey then nnd there
choose their candidates for The House Of Del
ssates and for the various, county Offices to &c
flled at the October election;
In the event Of renewal Of the violence and
disturbances pcrpe,rated las, fall by returned
rebel, and their sympa,hizers in several OF
the counties, in order to overawe Union men,
j. is recommended tina, delegates be accredited
by letters numerously signed as possible.
JOHN r. HUBBARD,
TlIOS. II. LOGAN,
JOHN L. WILSON,
JOSEPH SEYBOlD,
SAMUEL LACGHLIN,
JOSEPH BELL,
\. ". CAMPBELL,
STATE Er. Com.
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School Houses,

And how to get them, is the great stun,
bling block at present obstruc,in,, ~.
quiet advancement Of Free Schools 10 an.
county. Most Of tho Township. f,iI.i
to levy o building fund tax las, "a,
and now where tho houses are the oo,,
requisites to put schools into oper,,io,
they arc not ready. And even wher. IL. .
small levy then authorized was ,;,do 4.
does not produce onc.four.h the ,eoo:.
site amount to furnish the TosD,hi,
with comfortable houses. T.
And now the alternative is presen,.,
to the friends Of Free Schools in q e.,
jority Of the Districts, either to do with.
out schools, or come up generally .ut
help with money and labor in erec,iu,
the necessary school houses. We cauDo,
sec why the plan Of a subscription loan,
in the Districts man'i'y the houses, A,
proposed few weeks since, will not.
work admirably if an effort be made On
the part Of the Boards and Trustees con.
ccrncd, and especially If those rub
scribing to such loans be allowed to cork
ant their subscriptions when practicable.
as 10 the case Of loS houses. lie, ID:
contract bc givcu to one VI the Trustees,
for instance, TO build the house accord.
Ing to n specified plan, for 50. much
Let him keep an account with each n,a
working on the house, cre1iting each {,
much, say 81 80 per day. When e.,
isheJ, L., the time and bills Of elch per.
son engaged, or who has p'iI mon.y
toward the erection orthc house. b. PIE.
scented to the Board Of Education, prop.
erly certified, and an order be siv.u hin
on the Treasurer Of 1.-The building iuuI
for the amount, Wit or without Interest.
payable u; i certain: date, say from lro
to five years.
BY this arrangement each Dih;i:!
will have itself to blame, If j, fills to e!
4 school house.
10 the meantime the Board: shoa'l
make an effort to borrow money. fUr tn.
necessary cuSh expenses dis'ribu'insi'
as we'll os all proceeds Of the buiilia:
tax, among the Districts, according "
the enumeration Of each. Where hou,a
are built let them be hrgc enough to b:
commodious and comfortable, AMI With
an eye to economy. And last. though
not least, let them as fast as possible, b:
supplied with good ,romfr"b| furniture
Of which will speak hereafter.
respectfully,
l.. r. MOORE.
G3~"y Superintendent.
CnAnLIsroy, July 10th, 1866.
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The EOlIrthat CauncltUI.


On the fourth day Of July, 1866. The.
sun, in a cloujless sky, shonc out upon
the magnificent, scenery Of CunncliOu.
Early. numerous flags had boon 'hrosa
to the breeze, and saluicd'in such man
ncr os there were the means Of doing:
There were the pulsa,ious ofpurc loysl'y
and love Of country. At nine O'Clock
The sabbath school Of the valley and citi'
zcns generally, applied themselves 10
ascend the mountain, to join those VIA
dwell upon that elevation. II called:
forth nm effort on the part Of ladies' and
children to ascend some 1900 feet. at 40.
angle Of more than 80 but it wn Nc
compli,hcd, and all stood animated and
cheerful, upon that sky.c'ppcl summit.
There is plot oftablc land uffordinssuth
ccni room. There are the buildings oftht
Coal and Oil Co., and tho machinery
for carrying on their operations, und
connecting themselves with tho valleJ
below; also the neat and convenient
habtuIions for those who have their home',
Iherc. The sabbath. school and the p"'
pie OF the mou ntain, received those from.
The valley with. kindly greetings. AL
struck hands together aud hearts min
slcd. Thoro was q company Of two
hundred OF more. All ucro comfortably
seated O; the hour, aud exercises pro-
ccedcd First prayer was offered then
music upon . powerful mcloacon. cN'
cicnlly played byu young lady, Accom-
panied BY q choir. Then an address,
the object being to chow how this d'y
came to be distinguished, Then foI!os,
led the exhibition of the sabbath schoo'
by this time the company found them
selves ready for refreshments. II 'a'
led to the table prcad uudcr an a"olns.
abundunty provided and tOste'SI'y
urrunscd-a- miniature uaiiona! n's
waving ut every point upon tho !'',e,
where ono could DO appropriately
placed. Tho dinner was iaseO.
and every ono was refreshed. There
WIS perfect cordially. and Kindness 'oa
joy. The company dispersed, oil c1pt
ricncing tho samo delight, as 10 t ~.
cnjoymcntS Of this day thoy realized !1 10.
they had n country; that it was ~" ~.
land Of tho FREQ and the homo o. ~
bravo" ~ Eigfysf# s.
In the evening there was q display
fireworks from the mountain 'a%u
and the deep valley from both ''0''
the river. t, y ,,.
Thus. a.tbe diyi passsd W Il ir'p'o.s
ed andsnjoyed herc:"55AlI 1ho !O.s:
nit, will have pleasure 10 tho ro% on
brancc orit, :
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WEST VIRGINIA ToBACco.--We no
iicc that at tho first Annual Fair Of the
Association of the tobacco trade OF Gin
cinna,i aud Covingtop, held in CincIn.
nuli, West Virginia productions drew o
fair share ofprizes. Thirty premiums
consisting Of sets of silrerwaro worth
FROM so5 to 5000 cach-wcrc awarded.
The Cd and Sd premiums .were drawn by
tobacco, grown 10 this State. A hogs
head from 3. T. Havley, of Buffalo,
took. the 9Th premium. a hOgshcad
from C. E1cdrick, Of MaIdcn,' also drew
~ i.. 81 3. 20 ,'..5'
prize.
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Union Primary Meeting.

Agrecably to tie coll Of the Executive Com
tait,ee, the Union citizens Of Charleston TIP. ar'
requested % meet ut tho Court House on Sn;ur
day, July 18th, at3o'clock r.M., 10 appoint Dele
gates to the County Convention, which meets
one week Inter, to nominate Union candidate:
Tor County Offices, md Delegates to the Sen
storlal, Congressional, and S.,Hc Convention
which 10 called for the 10Th dry Of August o
Parkersburg The selection Of Delegates to tl'
County Convention, Who will nominate the be-
,ucn as tho candidates Of tho Union party, il
Of very great Importance. Then let oil Cn;o'
mob turn out.
GEO. NIGH. ! COMMITTEE.
j.. 7. MOORE, !
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Gdneationa1 department,

Who Is HE?-It is we'll known ,b,,
whom George Ritter got bis "cdic.iiOor
the " school: master was abroad" d, len,
he. didn't learn enough to "Hri.s f.,
tho paper" Some arc curious to kDo,
who he gets to lie about Us and III.
Board Of Education, as is done ore, hi,
signature 10 last weeks Republicans.
$50 reward and no question, asked.
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The editor Of the Mobile Register, who
can hardly be said to be thoroughly "rc
constructed" lately visited Chicago, und
wus so cordially welcomed by q " central
committee. Of ardent democrats" that he
was placed quite at his case and wrote
to his paper: ....
Il almost feel as If I wcre in rebcldom
when | hear these gentlemen talk. II
possible, they arc moro Jealous and un'
compromising 10 their hostility to radi.
calisn, than ,re arc ut home I. 49,. a.. -
No doubt of,that !; but the Southern
Uniouists arc much moro determined 10
their opposition to the "seccsh" than ore
Tho radical. Of tho North. Thus ".he
work goes bravcly on" 900 = r.
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Majority E,' ratification

no returns have been received from
Cabcll, Dodirj'!s". Mcdowell, E'IclSh
or Nicholas, all Of which, except the
last, gave maj rites of from 200 to 900
each for the amendment, Nicholas gave
: majority aspi",, it. 80 the amend
mcnt was ratified hy over 1000 m'jori'
,y. In several cf the counties, the laws
controlling eicc:i"ns were but partially
cn!orced-,hou.h no complai"'s had
been n,adc to the Executive which con
riJu;ed to swc'. the vote against the
amendment. Wc>, Virginia is in the
same unfortunate ~ condition that Con-
-rcss is in--she i, control!c by "Erd
ical lrnion) majority" Don't We pity
lrr1
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Supreme .Iutlmrsliip.

In The coming rI.i election, there: is
one judge Of The Cour, of Appeals tobe
elected in place Dr Judge licrk>hirc.---
Whether Nr. J.. is 10 be candidate Tor
reelection or not, wc do not know, Ou,
whether he is or not, or whoever is to be
.clcctcl as the Union candidate fer hat
high and responsible position, the Union
people Of the State have Il right to de-
mand an explicit avowal Of his opinions
upon the vital questions asita'inS the
people of the State.
The people do not care whether he has
been Il whi=, democrat, know nothing or
barn burner, so that he now is an IN.
conditional Union man, in favor Of re.
tanning the Government in the hands Of
its loyal citizens until the danger be
entirely past. 1.-The is in favor of the
+, Constitutional Amendment Of the State
Of West Virginia, in favor Of the les,
oaths adop,cdto protect the State against
tho influence Of traitors, and will not use
tho exalted position to which the poop lc
may elevate him to destroy villa, they
have done, he will be likely to get their
support, not otherwise. Will our friends
in the upper end Of the State look after
this matter and keep US posted?
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Mail Facilities Improving.

". ,r ,h., r,,,in \ y. Rams.
IN cu,;.l ..,o, 81 the Past Office
~ e.. w., v;,.;,i, i, meet.
:. Ill., Lo,l,.,
'"H WV" '''
''""'''': - w =: I wxon;n .
'''' '": ,,,;,s .nJ w.. ,,,crccJ.1
,l ,,;ors IN fn,1ip" suit.
,n,,n1 =. ro.,w,s
'"'1 r, l., Th, ,r,,, AIN;
,,. IN ,h., scc,ioa i, to find men At
~, ,;,,h, r,,cc wbn b,yc been sufficient.
l., l,r,, "a Lc ,.Ic :, take the ,c,, oath
II n,,r,. ,c;oo rrI,r Lo
:, - a., ,.,;.., Scala.
,I. H.. ,o ,,,f,;u, h,,,o,;o.
l ., III,
v;,h the l;uar,t manifestations Of good
,r;u anil ,.lccrruIIv sr.uuJ Il. ,Corts I,
r.c,,,h,;.h among them the benefits Of
mil facilities. Of which they have been
49, fam. dcnr;ycl
Tho ,co,,,c there are mauilcs,iny Il
.ri,i, Of industry and enterprise which
would be conmcndable in any comm
pi,v and the breadth Of land under cnl
,,iv,t;on is urobably greater than ever
hcr,,c
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\ Coon CnAScE.-A good Union
newspaper is wanted ut Lewisburs.
Grccnbricr county, in this State There
are, already, two rebel papers there
A wealthy aud influential citizen writes
to US that the ways and means for sup
porting the right kind ofapnpcr will be
found. What is wanted is "an able and
fearless editor" We can put any one
who can come we'll recommended in
communication with our corresponds ut.
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GARNET Cu,xur.s On the 1lth

CABINET CHANGES. - On the llth
inst, p. NJ General Depnison resigned
his position in tho Cabinet. Political
differences with the President are said
to huvc caused him to DO so. Mr.. Don.
nisou,. upon his Withdrawal, received the
congratulations Of his friends.
The President hos nominated a. ".
Randall to succeed him. ..
Attorney General Speed has also
handed to the President his letter Of
resignation. While assigning tho same
political reasons for leaving the Admin.
istration>as Governor Den nison, he. dis
cusses them in his letter moro at length.
Secretaries Harlan and Stanton will
also shortly resign.