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UNDER DECRRRINEaUrTY,;

Gregorie us Ffo&. g. ~ s: s 2;
VIII be sold under the direction Of the undersigned at
the old Custom House, ON THURSDAY, the 18th day OF
March, 1867, at II o'clock,A.M.,. -
/. All that LoT OF LAND, with the buildings aud i'm.
proveel ts thereon Gtuat. the east de ofAmrrsca
street. in Ward O. 8, between Judith and Mary streets,
measuring and containing fifty t60 fest ~ tYo hundred
f200) feet deep, more Or less. ,;ts 49,.
= ALSO, ,ss&.s3fe2ss. ..:.ss -.
2. All that LOT OF LAND with the wooden butldtngs
thereon situate ON the east de Of Rutedge street. Ii
the upper wards of the city, measuring in font forty @
feet by one hundred and thirty f130 IN depth:
ALSO, .Es5s s.sl!.I-ss1' e
g. All that LOT OF LAND, situate on the wess side Of
Rutledge street. in the upper wards between Line and
Newman Streets measuring and containing twenty tO
feet front by one hundred r0O) in depth.
sive annual inslments secured by bond OF purchaser
and mortgage Of the premises with interest om day OF
SALE payable Annually. Budingsto be insured and poh-
cies assig igned Purchasers to pay for pepe1s
JAMES TUFPER,
March th4 Master In Equity.
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MISCELLAh E0US.

u. 8. BQUNTIEs,
A ND ALL GOVERNMENT CLAIMS, COLLECTED
n by T. HURLEY Government Claim Agent, No. 100
MEETING STREET, Charleston, 8. G. MONEY LOAN
ED on discharges All claims for the additional Bounty
should be fled without delay, the Secretary of War has
ordered that application fled otter the LIST day April
1867 shall be settled until all fled before that date arc
paid" 5000 Bounty collected for mon who were din
charged account Of injuries received In service
B. No charge services unless tho claims are OBJ
timed II March -
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II you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
Kyou want Books bound in any style, OF Account
ruling, 60 to HIRAM HARRIS, No. SO Broad street.
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The PHOENIX has hrge circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts of the State. Advertising
rates reasonable the strngency OF the money mar
ket will warrant Merchants and others wishing to
the columns of the paper will address
JULIAN A. SELBY Proprietor,
February 25 Columbia, 8. G..
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AUCTION SALES.

Cheese, Butter, Lard, ,BGeon, Go.
Will sell THIS DAY. In front Of their store, No. n Ven
due Range, at 10 O'Clock,
Is boxes Factory aud stlton CHEESE
20 tubs Butter
15 kegs Butter -. -
20 boxes Leaf Lard
is barrels 8. O. Hams
80 boxes s. @. Strips
10 boxes Bulk Shoulders
10 hhds. Prime Shoulders
20 half barrels Pig Pork
20 boxes Hams March Il
Piano, Furniture, 90.
BY j. & w. KNOX.
THIS DAY at 10h O'Clock A. M at their Auction Sales
rooms, No. 1888 Meeting street. opposite Pavilion Hotel.
TPISo W Al SIX octaves: -Four Post Beadsteads French
Bedsteads Cots, Cribs, Moss Single and Double Mat
tresses Hair Mattress Bureaus, stdeboard Wardrobe,
Meat Safes Card Table, Washstand Liquor Stand, lot
Cooking Utensils &c.
TOYS, to close consignment
Q boxes Indigo.
Conditions cash. Maton y
Butter Bacon, Haas and Cheese.
Will be sold THIS DAY, on Browns Wharf, ut 10 O'Clock,
1856 F1RK1Ns AND TUBS CHOICE STATE BUTTER
now In store and landing
10 boxes Clear Rib Sides-wsrranted sound
IA boxes Shoulders
Lot Rawson's Choice Hams, to close sales
30 hrkins Lard
50 boxes Choice English cheese-now landing.
Conditions cash. Mafcn ~
BY r. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.
Brokers and Auctionecrs, No. SO Broad st.
TO MORROW, 22d inst, at II o'clock, will be- sold,
pair Of very large dark bay HORSES, well matched
and gated, and warranted sound. March IL
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
VIII be sold at Public Auction, in front Of Department
Headquarters Office, Southern Wharf, Charleston, g.
c., on TUESDAY, April I'd, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
The following QUARTERMASTERs PROPERTY VIZ;
SHORSES, MULES
Cart Wagon,
Terms.-Cash in Government funds; property pur.
chased must be removed the day after close OF
sale. b. 9. IYLEh,
Brevet Major General, and
Chief Quartermaster Dept South.
Chief @ NJ. Office Charleston, s. c., March, 90 1867
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.

The Daily South Caroliaian at Columbia is now sent
every Pcstoce in the State Being the ociel paper
OF tho State it will be found ut the present tins espe-
ciay valuable to merchants and others desiring TO avail
themselves of o very large circulation.
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AuCTIOh SALES.

Damaged Dry Goods on eeeount Of Unde,zo,ite's
Store, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, BATS, Oloih-
ing, Per5In,sEy, MeT - 70, /. &S g. ,,pnnrn
Cash Auction House,
No. IS HAsel street, opposite Posfnfhce,
W sel u TETS 81 S0A 3A9 s1%encng e. at II 70 9,slocE
meres, Palms. Long Cloth Towels Hosiery, &C., dam
aged on the voyage to this port
ENTIRE BALANCE OF 1es: a COUNTRY STORE. viz:
DRY GOODS, Tin PdnTs Wsss istaasRs@5ggs Nn s%@gs
z .a.- CLOTHING
Hardware Glass and Crockery, Notions, Perfumery, 30.
The above sale is well worthy the attention OF the trade
and public in general
Conditions cash. - -
TOMORROW, At 10 O'Clock, FURNITURE Q: family
leaving the city. ..s:,-.-z March
Hams, Shoulders, Tea. &c.
BY LAUREY g. ALEXANDER.
THIS DAY, the 21st ins will be sold In our Store, No.
1s7 East Bay, at 10 O'Clock.
s half chests Tea
boxes Chocolate, Baker l. Bros Z
80 boxes Segars.
Conditions cash. March Il
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Broocn us. Young.
Will be sold under the direction Of the undersigned at
the old Custom House in this city on THIS DAV, the
21st day of March, 1867, at II o'clock A. Ii.
All that LOT OF LAND on the north side of Broad
street. in this CITY, measuring In front on Broad street
Beventyve 75 feet by one hundred ana fifty t150 fees
In epth be the said measurements ess bound
ed to the south Broad street, west on lands Of Saw
age HerWard north land now or late of ". f. Trap
man. and west land of B. G. PRESLEY and W. p shing
Terms-A sufficient amount in cash to pay the amount
now due upon the bond to the complainant and the bal
in and two years secured by bond OF the pur
day Of sale payable semannua Purchaser to pay for
papers. JAMES TDPPER,
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MlSCELLAhE E0 S.

TAX NOTICE.
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE,
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVE;uE,
No. 81 Broad, corner Church street.
ID ETURNs OF ANNUAL TAXES FOR YEAR 1856,
n, will be received at this Office for Division q COM
prising Wards O. and that part Of wess OF Coming
and south Of Calhoun street. until 18th Of April nezt e1-
uept where parties receive notice; In such cases Returns
must be rendered within ten days from date thereof ac-
cording to law. -. ::
HF Office hours from 70 to3 2. n. 5..-..-
JOHN B. EPpLEY,
March 49, "a Assistant Assessor, I'd Division.
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AUCTION S Es. !:

DsH Goods, Ozolt1tg, Ets7sitre do. s.. 81;
by MILES DRAKE. %S-& ,ts5sss
THIS MORNING, 10 O'Clock VIII bo sold Amy store
corner OF King aud Liberty streets, ,Ss7s, s So:
Pieces WHITE, PINK and BLUE B0BBmET, 10e
inches 3z35s$-EsS
Pieces Grenadne Mozambique
Pieces Plain and Crossbar Cambria gsstcf af:. =
Pieces Null and Swiss Muslin .s.s.st ~
Pieces French Prints, Co1ored Lawns IsE
Pieces selicia; Brown Cambria, Table D4rnaak.
Irish Linen Nankeen, Diaper, T0welling. Craah, RsI
Flannel, Summer Casdmer. sstinet Jean. B.oaacloth.
Tweed, Brown Plain, Kersey, &c. :,
Dozen Ladies' white tucked Skirts, dents Fancy Cot
ton Shirts All Wool Long Ghswls; Msdrass HGfs Mel
and Boys Undershirs Ladies' Set.s Heeyes and Collar
L. Cambria, Hem-stitched and Printed Border Hnhs
BeIknap Shirts Balmora1 Skrts Towels, ladteass an
Gents assorted Hoisery, Hoop Skirts. Spool Cottoo.
Black Thread, Buttons, Knives, PoIuade, L0hms Ex-.
tracts, Belts, Needles, Straw Hats, &c. -
ALSO, -r u4s5 .!tsEsss !
10 dozen LADIES' hats, latest style
10 dozen Gents Felt Hats, latest style
200 Alpaca and Cashmere Business Coats
160 pair Jean, Satnet and Casamere Psnts.
IL Moss MATTRESSES new
Beadsteads, &c. -
TOMORROW, 22d, ! will sell, Z - * = =
80 cases BOOTS aud SHOES. receiving per Quaker
City. zsges.sss- =
Terms cash. March 21
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VALUABLE AND RELIABLE 'sBRowN's BRONCHIAL
TRooHEs" will be found invaluable to those exposed
to sudden changes, afording prompt relief in cases
Of Coughs, Colds, etc. For Public Speakers and
Singers, and those who over-tax the VOICE. they
are useful in relieving an Irritated Throat, and
will render articulation easy. AS there arc imita-
tions, be sure to obtain the genuine.
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ALLEN & NEEDLESS
AMnIONIhTED



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THE GREAT SUBSTITUTE Fc
PERUVIAN qua. 20.
WE MAKE NO ooNcEALMENT OF IT'S PR1Nc1-
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ay BRINGS additional evidences of it's speriori
ty Those who have used it know its great value and
buy ,t ooa This is the best and only proof would
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TERMS:
Fifty dollars cash time price $685. onequartsr cash,
with interest at the rate Of seven per cent per anm
from the date of purchase payable January l6 1868,
with current rate Of exchange
Parties wishing to purchase large amounts can be sup
piled direct t1on the works.
MACBETH & RAVENEL,
SOLE AGENTS,
Corner OF East Bay and Exchange Streets,
CHARLESTON, s. c.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING
Allen & Needles Ammoniatcd Fertilizer.
FOR CORN.
small handful in the hIl mix slightly with
earth and drop the seed When the Is fairly up.
apply little around the plant and cover with the Cult-
vator or hoe.
FOR OATS.
2bO pounds sown broadcast and ha:rowedin.
FOR POTATOES.
About 800 pounds in the rows or drills mixing with thu
soil.
FOR WHEAT OR RYE.
800 to 500 pounds per according to the character
of the soil, poughed or narrowed In.
FOR GRASS.
200 to $50 POUNDS in the fall carly in the spring.
FOR COTTON.
100 to 200 pounds per acre applied to the plant is su
cient to insure heavy yield The Fertilizer will bring
crop into market tuo ,uees than any other ma.
nure. lmo Marcn
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PRIVATE SALES.

II. M. MARSHALL & BRO,
~ very ve superior MICH COW, Durham Breed.
March q
Market Garden Farm at Prtoate Sale.
BY w. Y. LEITCH &; r. 8. BRUINS,
Brokers and Aucti0neerG.
THAT ELEGANT AND HIGHLY. CULTIVATED
FARM, situated on Ashley River within three miles Of
the Court House, and known Stevens Farm. This
Farm is now under high cultivation and desirable
as Market Farm. The property can be inspected and
terms known, upon application aa above
March 81 l No. Is BROAD STREET.
Far Sale or Rent
BY HI. H. DeLEON.
A RESIDENCE In one Of the most agreeable and
healthy portions Of the city, within 100 yards Of CITY rail-
road very roomy, with all the modern improvements Of
gas md water throughout the dwelling Premises e1-
tens and well arranged.
ALSO,
A PLANTATION Of 1000 acres, near city, easily ap-
preached by water rail high road produces the finest
hea Island Cotton and is at present under culture; with
an established Brick Yard and has on 1t now for sale
l50, 900 gray brick.
For particulars and terms apply as above at
March Fl tn No. "a BROAD STREET.
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C.. s. A.

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CKTY-sEvEN PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE GENERALS
y AND STATESMEN Of the late Confederate. States
sent free on receipt Of twenty-five cents
Address SOUTHERN PUBLISHING CO..
March limo P. O. Box 1924, Baltimore, Md.
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A CHANCE
For AN ENTERPRIslNG NAV.

"A CHANCE
FOR AN ENTERPRISlNG MAN.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED TO A MAN
A of enterprise In the purchase Of the GOOD WILL
and STOCK OF BOOKS in the ESTABLISHED BUSI-
NESS at No. SS2 KING STREET for more than TIL lRTY
YEARS. My advancing years compel me to retire;
MODERN WORKS, In Literature, Science, Art, Agricul.
ture, Religious Medical, Law, School and Collegiate
Text Books, In the English French, German Italian,
Europe; also large collection Of English and French
Engravings with general varety Of Foreign and Do
mesno tatonery Blank Books and Fancy Articles
collection not usually to be found in any Book Esabliah
Hshment South
To an approved purchaser liberal aud accommodating
terns will be given, and every information connected
with she successful conducting Of the business Including
FOREIGN and domestic correspondents VIII be cheeVfuly
communicated.
= Offers viii be received until the 4th Of April
March 10 II SAMUEL HAhI, BEN
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BACON, 1oEAcoo, &c.-Messrs. LAUREY & ALEX
MDER, No. 1s7 East Bay, offer to the hungry pub.
lie bacon of different grades, suitable for family
and plantation use. This is from the first hands,
and is warranted to be superior article. The
smokers and chewists are not forgotten, and as
they constitute very important part of the COM
munity, notice of Messrs. L. & AS advertise
ment will certainly attract their custom. This
stand and tho character of the propretors as ener-
getic business men, is SO we'll known that they need
no praise, and merchants and planters who are
laying IN their spring supplies Of provisions can
find few stocks that present greater attractions
both in price and quality.
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E1EcT1oN:-At an election he'd iy the Charles
ton Fire Company on the 18th instant, Mr.. J. c.
the deliberations Of that Company. Mr. LAcosTE
has long been an active and energetic fireman,
and is thoroughly competent to assume the duties
of President, and the fireman's badge will fall
gracefully on his shoulders. His position as Street
Inspector has rendered him deservedly popular,
and the Charleston Fire Company can congratu-
late themselves obtaining his services, and can
look forward 10 bright and prosperous future for
their organization.
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TIE ARTEs1AN TRoUaH.-Since the water was
first forced into existence the trough. in front OF
the Artesian lot has been an institution patron
lied by hun reds of thirsty steeds, andappreciated
by their drivers while it is abused only by those
who complain Of the blockade made by the thirsty
animals. This latter Inconvenience is q minor
consideration to the vast amount OF good result
ing from The plentiful supply Of water furnised by
the trough, and the action of the City Council in
the matter will meet the appreciation IF many who
experience its benefits. The trough was recently
changed from Meeting to Wentworth streets in
order to avoid the street railroad and this removal
together with the decay caused by time, evidently
opened the seams and disagrecabc puddle is the
result At present this is small matter, as we are
now living in the era of floods but on the return
of clear weather this puddle will become decided
nuisance and should be promptly attended to. A
few repairs will restore the trough to its former
dignity, and though it can never be an ornament,
vet it will be saved the amount Of abuse that is
now layished upon it.
hTHB RAM.-The old CRY chat the weather is
hackneyed subject can hardly be true in this CHI
mate, tor it is forever changing, and, Like the
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HAsE1 STREET SYNAGOGUE SUNDAY ScHooL-An
anniversary celebration, and an examination of
the children Of this school, will take place this
morning. The exercises, we have reason to be-
lieve, will be Of more than usual interest, and We
have no doubt will amply repay the attendance OF
all who feel an interest in so worthy cause.
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UNITED STATES SPECIAL. CIRCUIT CoURT-Hon
GEORGE s. BRIAN, Presiding.-The petition Of W.
M. LAwToN, Jr., was read by ". E. M1kEII, Esq,
and, on motion, he was admitted to practice in the
Circuit Courts Of the United States for South Caro-
lima on taking the prescribed oath.
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PLANTERS dcsirous Of obtaining highly concentrated
fertilizer free from mineral phosphates and
other adulteratons, do so by applying to KNadAN
HOWELL No. 153 East Bay who Agents for the sale Of
MAPEs' Nitogenized Super Phosphate of Lime.
February IL mwths
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/. Faith, Hope and Charity.
2. s'I dreamt that dwelt in Marble Halls
And then Dancing for tho final conclusion.
We have no doubt our friends will have q very
pleasant time. The drama ''Lorenz and his Sis
ter, the chief feature of the evenings entertain
1ent, We learn, is very interesting play, taxing
the risibie muscles to their utmost powers Of
cachinnation.
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Novelty.
The latest and most e.ectual remedy for the Of
debility, loss of appetite headache torpor of the liver,
etc., is PANKNN's HEPATIC BITTERs. For sale by
all Druggists. th
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CoMHlENDABlE L1BERALITY.-We take great plea
sure in announcing that our fellow-townsman, DR..
R. LEBBy has again been. the recipient of dona-
ton Of one hundred dollars from an officer in the
United States army, formerly stationed in Charles
ton This he desires to be used for the benefit cf
INDECENT ladies' preference, we believe, to be given
to such as have become destitute through tho war.
This is the third donation of this kind DR.. LEBBY
has received from this gentleman.
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ARRIVAL OF GENERAL S1cKLEs.-A salute Of
artillery, fired on the Citadel Green yesterday
morning, announced to our citizens the arrival Of
General SIcKaEs, the new district commander.
He came by train from Columbia, and was mot at
the depot by several Of the United States officers
on duty in this city, who welcomed him to mis- COM
mand.
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G. R. GRAHAM, Captain JAMES WILLIAMS, first
Officer; RICHARD W1THLow, second Officer; J. GRA-
HAM, Captains son Seamen, G. A. BuDEKER WM.
SMITH, GEORGE WILSON, JOHN McGEoRaE SAMUEL
G. ABBOTT; CHARLES MASON, Steward - MASON,
cabin boy"
The brig was bound from Baltimore (Which port
she left on the 18th inst, at II ocock) to Charles
ton, with cargo of corn, flour, and other mer-
chandise. She was not insured Her Captain was
part owner.
CARD OF THANKS.
We, the undersigned, officers and crew Of the i'll
fated brig, 'Charles E. Savage" wrecked off Hat
teras Shoals, take this method of expressing our
thanks to Captain Baker, officers and crew of the
steamship, "Herman Livingston" who SO kindly
laid by US in our distress aud sent their boats to
our rescue, while we were in perious position;
and also for the gentlemanly and kind treatment
we received while on board the steamer.
G. r. Graham, Captain; Joseph Williams, First
Officer; r. Wthwell, Second Officer; c. A. Bude-
ker, seaman; S. G.. Abbott, seaman; John Nc
George, ssaman George Wilson, seaman; W..
Smith, seaman; John L. Graham, boy.
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PEnsoSAI.-Dr. J. J. CRAVEN, author of the
s:Prison Life Of JEFFERSON DAVIS, is now in this
city, and guest Of the charleston Hotel.
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BY r.. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.
Brokers and Auctionecrs, No. SO Broad st.
TO MORROW, 22d inst, at II O'Clock, will be- sold,
pair of very large dark bay HORSES, we'll matched
md oaited and warranted sound, March IL
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LOCAL. MATTERS.
To COrres,,ondpnts.

We are continually receiving communications on
political and other matters from persons who DO
ot attach tLer proper names TO the articles sent;
and wo take this occasion OF repeating that nothing
can be published in TIE DAILY NEWS without
Icing ;ndorsed by some responsible individual
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Hans Shoulders 1ea &c.
BY LAUREY g. SsALEXANDER.
THIS DAY. the 21st ins will be sold In our Store, No.
137 East Bay, at 10 o'clock,
Is boxes HAMS AND SHOULDERS
S half chests Tea
boxes Chocolate, Baker Bros
80 boxes Segars.
Conditions cash. March Il
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New WAR NorEL.-We see that the HARPERa'
have in press, shortly to be published, new book,
by Mr.. DEFoR1Esc, to be entitled 'sAliss Rarene,
or the Conversion from Secession to Loyalty"
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-28
Washiur1on Hem.

WAsHISGToS, Mach 81 The sup.
phmentary reconstruction is to day officially
promulgated by the Secretary of State.
The Comptroller Of Currency gave
notice to holders of circulating notes Of the
First National Bank Of Newton, Mass,
Tennessee National Bank Of Memphis and
the First National Bank Of Medina, New
York, that suoh notes bewillpAid in lawful
United States currency on presentation At
the treasury.
The President has nominated Rea Slo-
eumb as naval officer for the port OF New
York.
Congress passed law organizing an as
ISOLATION, national IN lie character, for the
Purpose Of the erection Of q monument
eomfnemorating the great charter Of Ameri-
can freedom. The trustees fof the North
aud Northwestern States are rs follows
Representative John T. Wilson, Of Ohio;
Orth, Of Indiana; Cannon, Of Illinois
Senator Harlan, Of Iowa, and Representa-
tive. briggs, Of Michigan.
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'FHE SUR on GEN, =. p. BLAIR.

~ AiNAi the ~. LOUIS Republican.
Having been misled by some Of the Rsdi-
cal papers Of this State, many persons are
Of the opinion that the suit Instituted Inv
Gen. r. 7. Blair, against certain election
ouicers IN this city, Tor having refused 10
receive ms vote on the eth of June lS65
had been dismissed from the docket Of NJ
Supreme Court in its regular copr-e IN
appeal from the decision Of Judge Rsber %
the 81. Louis Circuit Cont IVA, :,
ought 10 be tried, and probably will he iii
appear from the following lester Wriftsn h.,
Gen. Blair himself y
ST. LOUIS March -. lS6-.-J I'm
BEl-CH, EsQ, ATTORNEY At LAW. Dr11
sIR-ln reply 20 yonr letter inquirinQ As ~
what has been done in the suii Instituted bv
me against The judges 81 election for ne.
iassng my vote, ! answer promptly, that Tie
suli is still pending, and Is set for hearing
ny the supreme Court OF THE Stale AZ IL
present term. / presume il will H. heart
asout the 18th OF April. 1.-THE Supreme
Court ofthe Stale decide adversely. nnder
the threat o. removal by adAress by tbs
Legislature, ! viii take the case b de Sn.
preme Court q The United Sistes ,gbicb RI
beyond she reach Of that august io3v
Respectfully, FRANK II. B1Ap.