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The national Republican., 1867-02-19

CATHOLIC PRAYER BOoKSl
Large and Beautiful Stock Of
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS,
In every style Of Binding, at prices ranging from %
cents to go. Among them will be found
THE WADE MEcUMi
This is one Of the nsatsst and most eonysnisut as
lishsd.
st. Joseph's Manual, Christian Is Guide,
St. Vineent's Manual, Daily Exercise,
s0r1Bhis Manual, %, Pa,h p1tSI 70 P,s.di,s M.:
Catholic DsvOtOn.,
Key Of Heaven, Ursuline Manual,
S. john. Manual, Golden Manual,
Help Of Christians, Garden Of the Soul,
Way to Heaven, Gate OF Heaven,
Prayers Of st. Gsrruds.
Chapel Companion. Companion Of The Sanctuary,
Child's Prayer and Hymn Book, Diamond Manual,
Manual Of sOdality, Gems Of Devotion, &c.
Also. French, German, and Spanish Pr.SsJ Books,
fsia.oost No. 800 Ninth street, corner ofD.
IOFFICE SECRETARY BOARD OF
~ HEALTH.
nuv 20, WssTrSsroS p FsSTTsIy SG9s ysSv q isS1
Dead Careasses, Dead Pish ona Of Fish, heaps Of
oGals from Butchers Stalls and Slaughter houses.
stagnant or still Water In Ponds Marshes, Sewers or
Cellars, Areas Vaults, Foul DISTRACTED Drains
Water. pipes or Water closets.
Foul Stables, POuI Cow. houses or Cow pens, Foul
Prvies and Hog Sites, Foul Premises, Alleys, and Gut
ters, and Foul Slaughter. houses.
Decayng Vegetables and Fruits Of every description
all Animal Substances, whether entire orthose portions
thereof not used as food which may be thrown out
Exposure or offering for sale Unsound Provisions,
Fruits or Vegetables.
All Ashes Rubbish, shAyngs or Refuse Substances Of
any trade occupation buslnessi which may bo preju.
dieial TO public health.
Pilth, soapsuds in Pools. Drainage from Dys.hOussS
or Soap Factories.
Sources Of Unhsalthy Exhalatlons or odors so near
dwellings as to endanger the health Of the oeeupant
Horses going at large with GlAnders, farsey or any
| other Contagious Diseases.
| oyercrowded Tenement Houses, inhammAbls Mate
| rial in dangerous proximity to buildipgs.
Houses buidings, portions thereof In state Of
dllApdAtion or decay endRngerng the lives and prop
| erty Of those In the vicinity.
| Openings for Stove Pipes. unsecured endaugering
the property, health comfort Of the surrounding In
| hAbitAnts.
Snow, Ice or any other obstruction in CUTTERS pre-
| venting the free now OF water therein.
| o. M DOVE, NJ D.,
| Secretary Board Of Health,
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INSURANCE coMrANIES..
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE..
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY
No. los BROADWAY, NEw YoRE.

METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY
No los BROADWAY, EEw YORE.
CASH CAPITAL............oNE MILLION DOLLARS.
ASSETS, JANUARY, ,ls66................S 645 ss4 ss
This Company insures, at customary rates OF pre-.
MUM, against all MARlNERnd INLAND NAVIGATION
RISKS on CARGO or FREIGHTi also against loss or
damage by FIRE.
II PREMIUMS ARE PAID IN GOLD. LOSSES WILL
BE PAID IN GOLD.
The assured receive 76 per cent. Of the net proats
without ineurring any liability or in lieu thereof At
their option, liberal discount upon the premium.
All losses equiRbly adj lusted and promptly paid.
Scrip Dividend, declared January %, 1866,
TWENTY Five PER CENT
JAMES LoRIMER GRAHAM, President
ROBERT NJ. C. GRAHAM, Vice President
CLINTON b. FISK, Jr., "a Vice Prss't.
HENRY H. PORTER, Secretary.
CHARLES KING, Agent,
Room No. I, Washington bu!,dlng,
Jelly Cor. PennsylyAnia Ay AhdseSsaIh street;
THIS ISTO GIVE NOTICE ETHATTHE
II subscriber has obtained from the ofPhahs' CSuH
Of WAshIngton eounty in the District OF COLUMBIA
lstteFs of AdmnstrTOa the personal estate OF eahS
| snoWdsn, late Of Washington, u w. aeseaseu' al
psTaonS having claims against the said deceased are
hs,ahy sTrsd 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber on or before the lth day o.
Angnst next they may otherwise by law be excluded
| fram ali bsnsat OF the said estate.
Giysn under my hand this llth day Of August 1906
h7.WSw AdniAiHa"i'
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NOLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
LYIHd-IN ASYLUM,

This Institution Is situated In the most healthy por
ton Of the District, surrounded by Its own grounds.
Cars pass the door every hye minutes,
Terms Of admission From ~ to 80 per week, In Rc-
soTdanee with the required, payable In advance
This includes Board, Medeinss Medical, and surseSl
Attendance.
The national Republican., 1867-02-19

Received, That we have heard with surprise and
regret that the representatives Of our neighbou Of
Montgomery county, Md, In the Legislature at
Annapolis, have united with the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad In making war on the Baltimore and
Potomso railroad, and We trust that these reports
are unfounded and that they will realize the fact
that tho prosperity Of the District Of Coumbia and
Baltimore 10 Of more Importance 10 them than
adding further to the already overwhelming iu-
auspoe and wealth Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
| road.
Rssoived, That We are In favor Of the imm sdiate
construction Of the Metropolitan railroad through
Montgomery county Md, and the said road, In
our opinion, would now have been far advanced
torards completion by Northern capital had IL not
been prevented BY the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company.
After considerable discussion the resolutions were
put TO o vote and carried
A Committee Of Arbitration was elected. The
following gentlemen constitute such committee: J.
L. Barbour, W. II. Cagett, VIM. H. Philip, J. W.
Boteler, and Samuel Lewis
The Board then adjourned 10 meet on Monday
evening next.
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THE WASHINGTON HOMGOPATH
&c DIsPBNsARY.

' w loN IlohbsoI n
&c DIsPBNsARY.
This charitable Institution, so much needed In thi
city will open on MONDAY, October %, on street,
AID, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
GUARDIANS;
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ,
JOSEPH H. BRADLEY, ESQ,
WIN. g. HUNTINGTON, ESQ,
GEORGE T. BAKER, ESQ,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR
JOHN @. CLARKE, Treasurer.
T. 8. VERDI, N. D., Secretary.
At this worthy Institution the poor people Of our city
will reesiye medical attendance and medicines free u
charge.
Tho DispsnSary being supported BY free eontribu'
tlons all those we'll disposed towards the poor may
send their contributions to the Treasurer, John O,
Clarke Esq of the Bank Of Riggs Co. or 10 the Sec
retary Dr. r. s. Verdi 26s street. between Fourteenth
Ths rooms will be opened from 2 to- p. m, daily,
QundayB excepted. 90, !,
pGs 7. s. Verdi, Of Washington, and q s. Verdi. Of
a. Tgetovn Aad any other physician willing to assist
peI phs good work, will be in attendance;
In aOe sSs wv IS. VERDI. n. D., Secretary
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An ExoELLESr ENTERTAINMENT. - Mr..
Editor! We trust that the managers Of the elocu.
tionary and musical soires given at the lecture
room Of Epiphany church will repeat the same at
some future time, as II was an entertainment Of
ordinary character, and many were prevented from
attending In consequence Of the brief notice given
The performances were highly oredltable. and We
especially mention Miss Julianna May, the wash
ington fayorite, who sang in her exquisite style
several solos, and was rapturously encored at each
appearanoe-a well.merited compliment to her
finely cultivated voice, which In compass, range
and pathos is rarely equalled. There appears to be
general desire to have the soiree repeated at an
early day. MASr FRrEsDs.
The national Republican., 1867-02-19

APPLICATIONS FOR INCREASE OF PESsIoS.-
On the lst Of January the Commissioner Of
Pensions issued instructions to applicants
for an increase Of pension under the acts Of
June 6 and July 25, 1866, directing them
and their agents to withhold the original GER
tifcate in applications fled after that date
This wise precautionary measure has been
very generally observed; but owing TO the
vas: number Of applications filed prior to
Jnnuary l; the Commissioner has deemed it
proper to .sue the following eircuinP, direct,
ing the return OF the original certificate in
the nth Of M MGsS pro aSw S' Se seE
stipend then due:
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GOV NMENT ALE.

| n 0V L r n NJ ENT SALE.
"
| The property known as the GOVERNMENT TAM
merry AND STEAM SAW MILL, with seventy Ave
acres OF land, near San Antonio, Texas
Scaled proposals. in duplicate will be received mp TO
the day Of March 1867 for the purchase Of IS acres
Of land (more less) together with the buildings
erected thereon, aud the aPpurenAnees apperaining
that 10 to say:
ONE TAENERY,
Containing Twelve Stone Lime vats;
fIFTY-TW0 WOODEN WATTS,
SEVEN STONE POOLS
and capable OF tanning 1900 hides per annum.
ONE STEAM SAW MILL, capable Of saving !, 900
feet Of lumber daily.
ONE SMALL STONE BUILDING.
The above property is situated about two miles above
San Antonio the San Antonio river and the water
conducted to the establishment By race Of hewn stone,
laid In cement.
The land was purchased and improvements made by
the late o.eAlsd Confederate Government and
timatsd to have cost tl6O, 900 In gold.
The property has been under lease for the year 1866
at monthly rent Of $500, payable In advance A Sc.
cured title In fee simple will be given by the United
States Government.
Proposals will be marked proposals for Governmen
Tannery aud Saw Mil, - and addressed to
J. d. kIDDoo,
Brey Maj. Gen, Asst Com. Bureau h., !. and a: L.,
IAl7.' Galveston, Texas.
The national Republican., 1867-02-19

DEATH OF MISS REEVES. - Mary Ann
Reeves, upon whose person q rape was committed
by William Cieevsr on the 5th instant, died at her
fathers residence the Island yesterday, at hall
past two p. m, from the effects Of her injuries.
Cleever Is at at present under bail Of g. 500 to an.
swer to the charge Of rape.
The national Republican., 1867-02-19
DEPARTMENT OF Tue lSTERIoR, !

As it will be impossible for all he applica-
tons already fled in this Office un,fer the
acts Of June 9th and July 25th, 1866, for in
crease Of pension, to be adjudicated bcfore
the 4th Of March next, the original certif.
cate in cases that cannot be adjudicated be-
fore that date will be returned to the agent,
or to the claimant direct, that the amount
which will be due thereon at that date may
be drawn. Certificate No. -, hereby en-
closed for the above purpose, should be re-
turned to this Office as soon after payment
as practicable, endorsed returned certif-
cate" J. II. BARRETT,
Commissioned.
The national Republican., 1867-02-19
AUcTIoN SALES
LIMITED STATES MARsHALssALE

u In yirtue OF writ Of Rlsh Faelas issued from tbs
once of the Supreme Court Of the District On
~ and 70 me directed will sell at public SALE
Ior cdsh ~ the auction NJ Coopsr a fatimer on
s1ISsI o. kieyenth street and avenue on
,ihyAf, the 18th day Of February inst, 1897, al 10
uP99h ~ me goods aud ohattels Of James MeArthur
p w s % sold 70 satisfy execution No stl2 In favor
hmpson Go. d. 8. 00ODtNo
plf-td United Rtataa MafahAl ID. O
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Prosontmonts Of Grand Jury.

VI ~ IAAu u III "
TO Ills Honor r. N. DAwK1Ns, one of the
Law } udycs of the State of South Carroll.
ma, in turn presiding at Pickcns Court
House for the Fall Tcrm, 1867
FNIIE Grand Jury in the discharge of their
last duty of the term, most respectfully
report:
That they have visited the Poor House and
found the bulldogs comfortable and in good
repair, and the inmates carefully attended to
and we'll provide for ut present; for their
comfort lnring the winter they will require.
some additional bedding, and owing to an in
crcasc in their numbers, a few chairs, wheels
and cards will be required Under the cf-
the Paupc" are encouraged to work, and
have with his assistance, raised snthcient
supplies OF corn, tohrcco. &C., bnt will ra:nre
II considerable quantity Of meat, which will
doubtless be fnrnishrd by the Commissioners.
There are seventeen white and three black
t'nnnrs
The Roads nd Bridges in the District are
generally in good repair
The division Of this District "A subject
long ngitatcd and much desired BY our pc g.
pln--.nrcts with our hearty approval
We have examined the Public Buildings
and find them in good repair, except fu{w
| glass out Of thu. windows 4
We have cx,'nincd the reports of the, yai
"us Boards. aud f,nd them correct ~
Respectfully subnttrd
! w b. WHITE, Forcmau.t
T; October 81. 1867. M
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Wanted: ::

Nlcssrs HUNTER d OSBORNE advertise for
large quantity of Hides, at their Tanncry,
near the Walha'la depot. They will exchange
Leather for Hides or tan on the shares. Mr..
HUNTER, the survivor of the firm, is 80 we'll
and favoraby known to the people Of Pickcns,
that word Of commentator from us would
be regarded as superlluous.
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H. OS,I II.

"A SMALL MEMORANDUM BOOK. with snndrv
A accounts therein. Ny own md ,bo na,no Of
=. NJ Alexander nppenr 10 the Book in one or
by returning the Book to mo.
:, p,., SIMS F. CLARY.
i'oNo''s " ~, Soy l, 1857 Ga
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=
SOUND DOCTRINE FROM a RADICAL Pa
pER-Thc New York /" Evening Post"
makes the following remarks upon point
that has lately caused much thought in this
country:
The Independence ant' hts Of tho States
are rs absolutely essential to its harmonious
working as the supremacy, in certain respects,
OF the Federal power. Without tho inde-
pendcuce of the States, indeed, there would
be no security for individual rights. Popu-
lar liberty is only upheld and made practioa.
BILE by local self government. Forty millions
of people, which there soon will be within
our borders, cannot be controlled from sim
gle ceutrc--or will be controlled as France is
controlled by successive revolutionary jun
tas, ending in the strong man with the sword.
Call such government by what name you
will-cmpirc, monarchy, republic or common
wcnlth-it is ever ut heart the same despo.
tis,n. II cannot be otherwise. A power 30
nnrlnntc rs that which would be required to
govern the United States from Maine to Tex
az, from Sitka to Florida. with their mani
fold, intricate, diverse and cumbersome inter-
ests, could only be welded on the military
principle. All civil life would perish in it,
either run into anarchy, or be crushed by the
iron hand of force"
Gty- Martin Gates of Ducansvilc Pa, re.
ccntly felt something unpleasant in his side,
and physician extracted brass button,
which had been driven into his body, by
bullet in front Of Petersburg, three years ago.
lt'" Eighty years ago there were 100 Of
fences in England punishable by DEATH
There is now but one--murder.
HsS" Mrs. ELLA Mcrrick Thomas, of Am.
herst, Mass, is the youngest mother in Amer.
ca, bcin" only thirteen years of age.
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PoL1TIoAL MOVEMENTS IN CHARLESTON.
Tho "Courier," cf the 2Gth, says:

PoLITIcAL MOVEMENTS IN CHARLESTON.
The "Courier," cf the 2Gth, says:
We learn that at an informal political meet.
ing, composed of old, respectable colorcd men
of this city, the following independent ticket
for mcnbcrs of State Convention was adop.
ted. and Committee appointed to wait upon
the parties named, to solicit their consent to
become candidates: Hon. Wm. Aiken, Hon.
A. G. Mackcy, Hon. George S. Bryan, Hon
A. G. Andrews, Daniel IIorlbeck, Geo Buist,
c. w. Williams, Il. j.. Cardoza, S. l.. Ben.
nett.
We also understand that the Republicans
have adopted programme for the election of
twelve members from each ward, MS delegates
to general nominating convention. Each
candidate must receive a two.thirds vote of
this convention before being placed upon their
regular ticket.
GRANT AND THE Presidency = The move
ment made throughout the country to nnnli-
nate Grant for tho Presidency has developed
itself in Washington. in tho presence of u
strong pressure made upon him for II letter
clearly defining his views on the pending i'm,
pnrtnnt national questions. Such OF his
friends are urging the writing and publ
cation of a letter, are confident that one will
he fortci coming before the November elec.
ton IHorM.
GOLD. We were yesterday shown three
large ingots of gold. valued Mt $4,000, the
product of one weeks work, ut the cost of
81 100 from the Lewis gold mine of the State
Of Georgia The yield of gold WAS SO largo
in former years that the Government cstab-
lishch II mint ut Dahlonrgn. which was Sus.
pended during the war, but orders have been
recently given for its re opening IEtshimg
ton CRa 'nic'c.
E1a" a man, in Russia, named kurscm, a
member of tan;.tcil rc!i.luus sect, recently
killed his own son. and offered him rs sacri
flee to God. He stabbed the little boy seven
several times in the stomach, and after he was
dead, fell on his knees in ccstacy implorin4
God to receive the Offering. After being ta
ken to prison. he raSolutrly refused food. ant
died Of starvation before the sentence upor
him could be executed.
TIE gold production ot the earth in lSG:
| was about go 900 pounds avoirdnp.is; tn,
silver production 4.0O0.0U0 pounds.
Rsg- \ pruSsiaa has Just been made tn
happy father Of his fifty eighth child
Refy" The population OF San Francisco i
one hundred and thr,y."nc thousand.
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II Il CEIPTS

fhc following persons have paid on their sub
scription to the CoUHlEI,. as follows:
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PICKENS C. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, November 9, 1867.

Gay" Our paper.makcr sends size too large
this week, which gives moro "margin f" to
our sides than we fear VIC will be able to fill
with prof, to ourselves or any QUO else. 1t is
u waste in small way.
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New Advertisements, A

Or. ANDERsON. Evccutor of MorL 1roo
ma, ,o.rs ,I,,,,o
@ ,o., v 49," '"''.''' property 'or sac Oh Tue
io'h November instant.
There arc various announcements Of candi.
H., .,s g. ~ r,~,:... ''"'''
-,
me Commissioner in Equity offers valuA-
bic personal property for sale.
Mai. ADAMS rcplics to tho card If q N,nv
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GB- In Charleston, on the 25th ult., mid
ding cotton was quoted at Is to 174 cents
sea island, 40 to 81 per lb. rice, 8 to 8
corn, sl.50 to SLIGO; flour, sl2 to s14.50 F;
bacon, Is to 1S; salt, S2.75.
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a-3s" H'Isc friends 81 Dr. a. M. Er.-
ger respectfully announce him candidate frr
tue state Convention ut the approaching election
October %. 1867
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EeAe The "Charlcston Daily News" pub
lishrd by MCMILLAN & Morton, has passed
into the hands of Mcssrs RIoRDAN, DAWSON
& EVANS. These gentlemen have abundant
experience in the newspaper line. and will
send forth first class papr Success to
them
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ERS- The friends OF M. NH:a1,1tIc,s
re>heetinily annluncc him II candidate !nr tho
State Convention Election 10Th aud 2Oth No
vemher. 1867.
October 23. 1907 , 3
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Rsis" The friends Of Dr. Willis
'a'. Field respectfully announce him n cnmdrl;,tr .
for the State Convention
October %. 1867 &
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E&sy" Gov. BRowNLOw has beer elected to
the United States Senate by the Legislature
of Tennessee If the Lieutenant Governor
Of that State is Il gentleman, VIC congratulate
the people on the change
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Ey- In Richhnd district, w. b. Nash, c.
nj. Wilder, S. b. Thompson, colorcd. and r.
j. Robertson, white, have been nominated for
the Convention
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4es'- The following rates f; = - RI

T 'Kers,, toiunibia: Bank of Camden, 80 !;
Bank Of Charleston, 1S; Bank of Chester 8 !;
Bank of Georgetown, 13; Bank of Ncwbcrry,
35; Bank of South Carolina, 8; Bank of the
State of South Carolina, Told y; Bank Of
the State of South Carolina, [ncw1 $; Bank
OF Hamburg. u; Commercial Bank, 9 (; Ex-
change Bank, 10; Planters Bank, 6; Farm,
crs and Exchange Bank, State Bank, 3 !;
Union Bank, 65; South Western Railroad
Bank, [old] 25; Peoples As; Planters and
Mechanics, IT. Merchants, 7.
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A CARD.

The election for mcmbrrs 10 the State Convcn-
ton has been ordered and the lime allowed is very
snort. IT bchoovcs us incu. TO make solrctinn of
those who are to represent us without delay. This
we think. should he done without rciercnc. O
prejudice or former political opnons--he prime
object being to secure the election nt good .nsr
We, therefore. present The names Of the following
gentlemen to represent rickcns District in the an.
preaching State Convention:
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r.. A. THOMPSON & ROBT. YOUNG
PR ROPRIETORS.

TER MS.--for Subscription. JlVO DOR
Lars per ammum strictly IN advaace; for .sir
mouths. One Doiiar.
BeiS" advertisements inserted at ST. per square of
ten tines ar Tess for tie first insertion, and SO cents
Tor each subsequent insertion.
Gssy" Obituary Notices exceeding fire Hmcs, 7+;b-
"tes Of Respect Communications Of personal
character. and announcements of Candidates, wiU
be churgcd for as aduertixemcuts
BeaS" Job Printing neatly and cheaply erccuted
aetyn Payment can BE- emade IN currency, or IN pro
vision at the market rates.
Rt1s" Necessity compcls as TO adhere stricNy to
tie requirement Of cash payment
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ES- In New York, Oh the Goth, the mar
kets were more favorable. Cotton was quoted
at 90. Gold. 42.
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nD" The "Charlcstoncr Xeitung" Ger
man paper, has made its appearances. 1t is y
handsome weekly paper Gen. WAnENEn
is the editor, which insurcs it's success beyond
doubt. G. G. EncKMANN & Co., Charleston.
are the publishers. 1t will be pleasure to
US to extend their business operations.
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Esy Capt. Il. J. BosrIcK has purchased
the "Grccnvilc Muuntaincer" for !; definite
period, and will be the controlling power for
t 'c time being. Mr.. ELroRp is retained as
assistant editor Tie new arrangement has
our best wishes for its success.
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BesA- n fierce revolution is shaking Italy
and Rome to the centre. Garibadi says Rome
must be the capitol of lilly Garbaldi has
10000 men on the Popc's soil-much fight
ing has already taken place, in which the Ga
ribaldinns have been generally successful -
The French Emperor will possibly intervene.
Victor Emanuel, ing Of Italy, will it is hin
ted resign forthwith The Italians are with
Garibaldi heart and soul
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WASHINGTON. October 27. .-.1hc complex.
ION OF the Congress, which assemblies on the
2lst proximo, will be {: Senate-Rcpublicans
forty two; opposition, twelve. House Re.
publIcans, lil; opposition, forty.nine
Proceedings were commenced to-day bv
Henry i}. Taylor, who wont Snntl. to recover
property from John D. Dcfrecs, who pur.
chased at IL coniiscation snle.
Revenue receipts to day S7l4,OOO.