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Mr.. Weed was the only Democrat who favored IT, The
Republicans divided, but only because some OF the
members were of the opinion that it was not constu
tiOnal The next vote taken the proposition
infamous crimes This passed by vote Of 81 TO o.
The Democrats voted solid against #, and were
john, McKenney, Potter, Rice, H. Smith, Travis, and
Archer OF the Republican party. These gentlemen voted
against IL solely on the ground that 1t would give the
power to elective officers TO reject the ballot OF
before he convicted OF treason rebellion. Until
proven guilty he is supposed TO be innocent The
last vote taken upon rec0mmitting Mr. Lttejohns
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MARRIED.. q

Tuesday Feb 26 1861 At tba reeace
Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev B. Van AIKEN r hi Benedict
Nils Matte Mitchell yOunges, daughter Of Henry Mitchell
Of this city sac
GARsoE-H0wEJIon Tuesday Feb 26 BY the Rev Dr. Price.
Thomas Carson jT to Amelia daughter Of William Howell
LAIMBERRDALr0n TUESDAY evening Feb &c 1901 a, the resi-
dence BRIDES father By the Rev Dr. Montgomery Mr Wan r.
Lsmbser 10 Sis, DAILY daughter Of Matthew DAILY es all OF
this city. -
osAARvELLOu Tuesday Feb 90 at the residence Of the Rev
Dr. sephen H. Tyns Of Georges Church Carl Rosa Of Hamburg
20 MalAmo Pafepi OtrvNl Of Bnaand
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..Nsysr Known 20 Miss "A stitch"

Ihsvs had one Of rom Machine, IN M family ol tgG ys o
which time has been thoroughly tested ever cs @dahi IN
sy ss Win entire satisfaction has nOe ben IRON" 80 1,Se
e " Isen s tbe hteA degrees out Of repair foi eia,
ercelcney OF ~olk-t [ ose
~ M eife tLongl delicate health WORKS " WIZ sine
~ ~ ~ smith, Preligtsbrg g. ~ % Wilcox ob~ o'"iOs
MacAlaa CO.. dsAa DEC i 49.-A94sLA9kSY-
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E A Card.

The Grover Baker Sewing Company beg inform their
pous the public that while their establishment No 45 Broadway
being repaired rea their business will
the adjoining premises No 49I--1fdperissHeRt
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

NEw-YoRg TOWN ELECTIONS.
Tho following is comparative exhibit of the result
Of the town meetings thus far this Spring 80 tar as
~. ..nr,r,lDta
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HiouruInR Goods

NIournlng Goeas.
Cam W JACKSON Ne ISL BROADWAY has constantly on
hand m assortment Bonbsrnes so s other Mourning Dress
Go Ala Boane shaws CoAks yss Grapes Hsaiserehiei,
With gooa a. their residence
salts 70 order on No S5 EOsd~s opposite raAay Cos
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sition This insures without doubt the success In the
Assembly Of the proposition The question will come up
bill have now been removed, u Will DC properly cOnsid
cred tomorrow. The opponents of the Lttleohn Amend
pleased over their defeat and thought Mr.
I4ttleohn by his movements acting unfair by chok
for Mr. Lttleohn's tOrbearance the amendment would
have been adopted the Thursday evening previous Ia the
Adjournment.
The argument of Ex-Judge Dean before Gov.
Fenton. N the olney case, was only legal one,
which lie should he returned 10 Virginia Mr. Dean took
the ground that the charges IN the indictment against
Olney not true. and II they they not
crimes either by the laws OF Virginia or New-Nork
Gov Fenton would not listen TO any argument with
gard 70 the political status Of the Southern states He
told Judge Dean that that question Tor the Federal
authorities and the Courts 10 determine and not FOR the
governor OF New ork Here u <nay DE stated that
de acto Governments, has complied in several Instances
with acquisitions nom the Governors Of North Carolina,
Tennessee and Louisiana The Governor took the docu.
mcnts OF Mr. Dean aud turned them 20 the Attor
ney-General for his decision.
The wharves aud Piers bin again before tho Senate
Committee on Commerce this evening Is. ID. Slllman
the property OF the Atlantic Dock Company, be exempt
from the operation OF the bull. Cooperation Counsel
Ooorman made legal argument taking me ground
that the bill Illegal the Legislature had power
invested In the city' { p shaw Col Bliss and Counsel
DAILY OF the Citizens Association advocated the bill The
Committee VIII report the bill favoray probably, To-
morrow
The Committee on Colleges and schools OF the Assembly
agreed unanimously this morning 70 IMPORT against the
bill for School Commission The session Oi the COMMIT
tee was mostly occupied by-Messr, Ballard ana Archer
who detailed their experiences during their recent visit
the schools Ia New York They quite enthusiast
tic the latter and think the system VI education il
model one
Senator Thomas Murphy introduced a bll' providing
that the SeCOndave. Thrdaye.. sixth ave, Broadway
aud Seventh ave. ERnfb-aYe Einth-ave, Forty second
and Grandst Dry Dock. East Dfvatyy and Hsti"fA
Bleecker-st aud Fulton Ferry, Central Park ana NOrh
and East River Railroad Companies may from time To
time consolidate IN such companies or single corporations
as desired. A..
Senator Murphy also introduced bin 20 relieve the
public from danger and annoyance, ARISING from the open
cut in the F0urth-ayc from Scyenyninthst TO Ninety
secOnd-st. and from Ninety Outtbst 10
St made by the Harlem T. Il. Company, ana 10 pteNtnt
the sacrifice Of life said cut, by directing Tue
lem L. K. Company TO construct an arch Oh "a ~ ~
manner over baiu CUT
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CONNECTICUT.
pENrYe GUN OF TIE CAMPAIGN.

I UPBNINT GUN OF TIE OA1IFdKuI' q
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING AT DRIDdEPoRT-
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R3y Ta1a@raRh- ~,
Eepressza ri ytsHtess3 9c0lsesPie Rserir. lsge,gr
Cable Dispatches.

EcNDos, August B-L2 p. M!IDeL
spatches received to-day from Athens
bring the intelligence that the Greek
Government has annonnced the Sde-
termihationfdf declaring war against
the Sublime Porte on the 1st of Sep
temher, should the hostiities against
the Christians in tie island of Can
dia not be ended by that time. Great
military preparations are being made
for such a. contingency, and orders
have been issued calling out the
entire reserves of the kingdom.
PAR1s, August 3.-The American
ram Dunderburg, which was pur-
chased by the French Government,
after n Remarkably quick and success
full trip across the Atlantic, has reach
ed her destination safely. The EN-
peror has received an. address from
the foreign members of the Imperial
Commission of the E3position; in
his reply to which, he says the hopes
for the peace and progress of the
whole world spring from such an ex-
hibition. It is said that arrange
ments are being made for an inter
view between Napoleon and King
William of Prussia, to take place
after the visit Of the Emperor to
Vienna. The place of meeting has
not yet been designated. -
, FLORENCE, August 4.-Willium
Roberts, one of the leaders of the
recent Fenian movement in, the
United States, is now in Naples,
where he is reported to be intriguing
with radical democrats and men of
the party in Southern Italy.
i'EsTH, August 4.-Ths election of
kossuth to the Hungarian Diet from
Weitzen, causes stir among the
conservatives of the Hungarians, who
fear his extreme views may disturb
the existing agreement with the EN-
peror of Austria. .ti
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,E9NANcIAr.sANps scoaEaaERo1Aa...

e'Y NgwF FoRT, august 5TNgonEi
YReaf .dhlland daciihing. tCefnR R@
$22: 95@23. Cotton; firm, at 281s for
nMdling uplands, Turpentine 58%.
Stocks excited. Money s per cent.
Gold 40as. Sterling exchange $50
7P. M.-Cotton very firm, at 2sh
(029; sales 1, 400 bales. Flour heavy
State So. 25910. 90; Southern common
to choice, new, $11. 75@15. IA. Wheat
deoliuing- Milwaukee No. Q 81. GOA
1.95: Mess pork $23. Gold closed
CINCINNATI, August 5.-Flour firm
and steady. Corn unchanged. Cot
ton frmer-middlings held at 27.
CHARLESTON, August 5.-Cotton
firmer; sales 142 bales-middlings 26
OPT. Receipts 375.
AUGUSTA, August 6.-Holders of
cotton demand an advance, and buy
ers are cautious. Sales 4S bales-
middiings 2514. Crop accounts con-
tinue promising.
New ORLEANS, August 5.-Sales of
96O bales cotton-low middlings 25l5
rs; market firm. Receipts $50. Lou
isiana sugar quiet, Mt IA for fair. Corn
firm. at $1.0501.25. Pork quiet and
dull, at S26. Prime lard in ticrces
13s4@14. Gold 393i(G4O.
MOBILE, August s. Sales OF cotton
$50 bales-low middlings 23iS; re-
ceipts A bales; market closed dull.
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Affairs In Mexico.

New ORLEANS, August 4.-By an
arrival from Vera Cruz, we have the
following authentic reports: Admi-
raj Palmer and staff are in the city of
Mexico, and it is said demand the
person of Santa Anna, and are en-
deayoring to persuade the Liberals
to give up Maximilian's body. The
Austrian steamer Elizabeth is lying
at SACRIFICES, taking on board tue
Austrian refugees. An American an /
French man of-wnr had arrived. Vera
Cruz is very healthy.
Jparez issued q gran eloquent ad-
dress on the 18th, in which he says
the good sons Of Mexico are fighting
alone, and, without the assistance of
any one, have preserved her liberty;
ms for himself, he has not compro-
missed the Independence or sove-
reignty of the republic, or the inte-
gritty of the territory. The election
OF President will be ordered imme-
diately. The press favors, a general
amnesty. The country is to be di-
.vided into six military districts. Es-
cobedo and others commanding the
Losados forces, refuse to recognize
Juarez. Castillo and Aquirre have
been sentenced to be shot. Mendez
was discovered, but cut through the
guard and escaped. '77 y
New ORLEANS, August 5.,-It, was
Marquee and Tuirega.l who, being
discovered out, fought the guard and
escaped. They shot four soldiers.
Eighty cases of yellow fever are
reported at Corpus Christi. $40,
The Picayune says a letter from
Vera Cruz, dated Oath, from the cap
tain Of the Austrian steamer Eliza
beth, states that up to that time the
Mexican authorities had refused to
deliver up the corpse of Maximilian.
No cause was assigned for the refusal.
The Elizabeth would leave for New
Orleans to-day, the 9Th. The captain
had no hopes of bringing the body.
Advices from Havana, state that
the Presidential election in Mexico
was progressing peaceably. The.
Generals adverse to Juarez were or
ganizing forces in the mountains.
The Indians were making bold incur
sions into the white settlements near
Yucatan. 'mr'iJ,
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News Items.

New York, August 4. An Orizaba
letter OF July is gives an account of
an enthusiastic reception to Madame
Juarez all along the route to Mexico
City. Juarez will undoubtedly be the
unanimous choice for the President.
Correspondence from San Domingo
states that Cabral has fallen into dis
favor among thepeople by his actions
since his return from tour of the
country. A conference for the basis
of n treaty with Hayti had com
menced. Salnaye was still the Exc
cutive Of Hayti.
The Canadian Commission is in
session in New York, taking evideace
i'll behalf of the United States, in Il
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LABOR VS.. PLEASURE. In riding
through the District, few days
since, we were pleased to see tho
general good appearance of the crops.
Judging from what we heard. we
had come to- the conclusion that little
OF nothing would be made. 1t is
true, many farms bear the marks OF
the injury occasioned by too much
ram, and too )ittlcwork, but We hope
with good seasons and labor, that our
planters will yet make fair crops.
We were gratificd to see some of
our youth, who, though brought up
IN luxury and unaceustomed to labor,
are neither too indolent nor ashamed
to drive the plough md earn liveli
hood by the sweat of their brow.
Marion Crescent.
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NEwPARrY MOVEMENT DEBT.
The Western papers give accounts of
q movement for new party out
West. A convention is to be held at
Ottawa, ILL.,, September 9. Some 400
citizens of LaSalle County held\a
preliminary meeting on the subject,
at which Hon. Obed w. Bryant was
elected Chairman, and Martin Allen
Secretary. After discussion, it was
l. Resolred, That the same infia-
tion of currency under which the
national debt was contracted shall be
maintained until the debt shall have
been paid.
2. That to carry out this policy,
there should be organized new ma
tionnl political party.
z The subject of the debt, and the
policy of paying it Off as it comes
due in greenbacks Of Government
Issue, is much discussed in the West.
o3 W ,t ADany 4rgas.
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4Tennesses,e ,einTthe good. ola days,of'

l'AsgTennessee,p the good .oid laysgof
sIang syne, II useds to be scslledr the
Hand Of hog and hominy. The Nash
|Gille Union and Dispatch says: From
the reports we get from the country,
in regard to the abundant corn crops,
we think we will soon be able to adj
vertise to the world that we are again
the land of "hog and hominy."
DIRECT TRADE.-There are now in
our port no less than six vessels-fve
brigs md one barque-with an ng-
gregate tonnage of 1.347 tons, all
loading for Liverpool and London
with, naval stores, principally spirits
Of turpentine. Wilmington Journal.
The New York Tribune frankly ad-
mits that the fight at Rogersville
"must be placed to the discredit of
the radicals" This is the light in
which this out-cropping Of the teach
ings of the Loyal League strikes an
honest looker-on.
Somebody, who, perhaps, is in the
distinguished gentleman s confidence,
says Secretary Seward is disgusted
with politics, and thinks he is not
going to live long. He doesn't want
the next Presidency. and regards
Andrew Johnson as the modern Cato.
They do thieving on q heavy scale
in Vermont. Recently, the engine,
boiler and entire machinery belong
ing to certain lime works in Newport,
were carried away furtively.
The Connecticut Legislature has
Adjourned, after three months ses
sion. 1t rejected the bill granting
suffrage to women. The vote stood
SO to Ill.
A negro highwayman, belonging
to band which has been operating
in Princess Anne County, Virginia,
has been killed by colored man
whom he attempted to rob.
John Hunter, q colored man, has
received the appointment of post
master Mt st. Marks, Fla, in pur-
snnnce of the request of all the prin-
cipal citizens.
Nine car loads of Norwegian immi-
grants arrived at Toronto, Canada.
on Thursday last, and started for the
Western States al hour after.
Forty-threo per cent. of all the
deaths in New York are said to be in
fants under year old. This out
Herods Hcrod's slaughter.
A critic calls the verses and senti-
mental stories of young writer's the
teeth-cutting and measles of literary
infancy.
John II. Reagan, formerly Confe
derntc Postmaster General, spoke to
$500 freedmen. in Palestine, Texas.
July T.
Five thousand and ninety dogs
haye been killed in New York this
season, for which the city has paid
So, ,595.
Miss Catharine M. Sedgwick, the
we'll known authoress, died recently,
near Roxbury, Massachusetts, in the
ty-eighth year of her age.
Mr.. J. w. Caldwell, a Charleston
werchant. died in Brooklyn, a few
days ago, aged fifty-six years.
Five dollars for Mormon and
one wife was the price of ball tickets
in Salt Lake City, on the 4th ult.
New corn can be engaged for twen-
five cents bushel in Texas.
Buckwheat Seed.
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COLUMBIA, AuGusr s. 1867.

COLUMBIA, AUGUST 5, 1867.
AT public meeting of the citizens, held
in the A. NJ. T.. Church, the following rcso.
luton was adopted: q
IieSolred, That mass meeting be called
on Friday afternoon, August 0, at 3 O'Clock.
q. NJ. WILDER, Chairman.
Z. u. ToLAXD, Secretary. Aug 6 l@