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@ SCHOONER AZELDA AND LAURA,
Capt McINDoE, is This Day dischnrging at Atlantic
Wharf All goods remaining on the Wharf at aundown
will be stored at the risk and expense of OWNERS
January IS WILLIS i CH1SOLM, Agents :
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wNoTICE.-I, KATE DOUGLAS, WIFE OF
WILLIAM H. DOUGLAS now residing at No.2 King
street. and carrying the retail business, gve notice
TINT in ono month from The date hereof will act as
SOLE TRADER. KATE DOUGLASS
,,,n.py aTE. 1867 limo l;-.s-. .Jannary8
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Domestic Markets.
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NEW YonK, january 17.-Gold 1863. Exchange,
sixty days, 10ss;; Sight 110d. Flour dull and
dropping. Receipts M99 bbls. Wheat declining
and dull Corn firm and quiet. Rye quiet and
unchanged. Oats dull. Pork firm; New Mess
$40 rs for Western; Old Mess sl9 45aly aa nard 20
a8ic. for Western; sia9c. for City. Whiskey quiet
Barley steady. Peas nominal. Cotton firm and
quiet at 34a to SIC. for Mddling Uplands. Freights
firm. Stocks steady at decline. Money per
'65, 105i; 1910 Coupons, 1885, 7SO, all series, 1043:
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton very firm but quiet; sales 700 bales; Mid
ding Uplands s.. Flour dull but prices unchanged:
sales 5000 bbls. Wheat dull; sales 5000 bushels;
Amber So 95: Corn firm; sales 1000 bushels;
Mixed Western 81 IL. Oats IN moderate request.
Lard steady. Groceries dull. Turpentine 67@G9:
Rosin s. 25@s1O 80. Petroleum quiet and firm at
20 for Crude and 28a Tor refined. Tallow quiet.
Freights firm. The case in the Money market is
daily he % eaSo, were a9op fop
Gail Loans early in tho day were7 y cent, but to-
wards the close it freely offered at G. Tho last
sales Of Gold s6@37; Foreign Exchange firm n, at
93M1Os. Governments steady this afternoon, but
bnsiness is generally light. There was q further
Improvement in Railroads and better demand
generally. ,,..,..4 ...x,, 1,u o,,d
prices unchanged Nothing doing IN Flo; Flour, Gol
prices sustained; White 95c.as1 O5; Yellow 81 O2a
/ o. Oats 56aGOc Mliskey dull.
ST. LOUIS, January 17.Wheat II firm. m Corn Corn
easier at 78aS3c. Oats higher at G2a68c. Hogs
firm at Sc 80. Whiskey firm at 81 Is
LOUISVILLE, January 17.-Corn sholled 67a6Se.; ia
in ear 60c. supertine Flour $40; Oats G2a6Sc. g! &c
Mess Pork SOL. Bulk Shoulders 8!c.; Clear SIDES
114c.; Bacon Shoulders 12sc.; Clear Sides 1910;
Hams 1910; Lard l2sc. o-oo
MOBILE, june 17.-Sales of Cotton to-day $500
bales, market closing firm at 50 cts for MlddllnS
C1NcrSAr1, January 17-Flour dull and un-
changed. Whiskey dull and unchanged. Hogs
ST 25a7 Is; receipts 36UO head Mess Pork sold for
s20a2O SO, with fair demand. Bulk Meats firmer;
Shoulders TIC; Sides 9sc. Green meats G{c. Shoul-
ders Sc. Sides 1O!. Hams and Lard firm.
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ns BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best In the world. The
only true and perfect Dyc-harmless reliable, instan'
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous hnts
Natural BLACK or Brown Remedies the Ill effects of Bad
Dues, mygoraes the hair, leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed William, A. Batcheor. All others
arc mere limitations and should be avoided Sold by oil
Druggists and Perfumcrs. Factory, No. 81 Barclcy
street, New York.
ar BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
Docamuer l0 - l5T@
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mWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
r. M WHITING, Esq., as candidate for Sheriff OF
Charleston Judcia) District at the next election.
ohor1
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There are employed in the manufacture of steel
pens, in Birmingham, $50 men and 2O0O women
and girls; $4,000 gross cf pens arc turned out
weekly.
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Those beautiful poems, tho Conquered Ban
ncr" and ssThc Sword of Robert r. Leo, wero writ
ten by Father RYAN, Catholic priest, Of Tennos-
scc II is now lccturing on the South to raise
money for charitable PURPOSES
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The EXODUS FOR TExAs.-For the past two
weeks our village and its surroundings have been
infested with the negroes who are congrcgatlng
hero preparatory to migrating to Texas, and We
believe somo arc destined for Florida. Among
this mass of bono and sinew may be seen the gray
haired, decrepid old lncn and women, tottering
with ago and nfrmity, and tho infant at it's moth
er's breast. We feel q solicitnde for these poor,
ignorant wanderers who have been reared among,
us. Thoy arc car led away with tho idea OF going
to What they are told is better country, and many
of them, we believe, with tho notion that people
can live thore without laboring. They aro enjoy
ing themselves apparently, at this time, If one
may judge from the manner in which they lounge
about Thcy arc to be seen at almost every street
corner with a piece of bacon and ludicrous grin
on their countenances, indicative of full stomach
and nothing to do. Many Of thom, no doubt,
\ think the dny of "Jubalo am cum."-lbid.
New RAILROAD Bn1DGE.--Mossrs Barnard i
Waldron, OF Windsor, Vermont, have just CON
this place, for tho Northeastern Railroad COmpa-
| n.y. The work is Of most excellent finish and du-
rability. It is what is called timber lattice
bridge, locked together at every place where the
tmbcrs interscct each other end fastened in their
places by three-quarter inch iron boits aud
braced at tho top and bottom, so that any swaying
sidowise Of the bridge ia prevented. The advan-
tagcs claimed by the contractors for this plan con-
sist in the strain coming directly on the lock OF the
| timber ms cad of OH the two-inch wooden pins
formerly used in tie construction Of the old plank
lutt bridge; also in the strength Of timbor made
| By using iron bolts (Which cost no moro than
wooden pins) by not cutting of 30 much of tho
| timber.
of wrought iron used is 5000 pounds; Of cast iron
$50 pounds, and about 10 600 feet OF timber. The
railroad company and the contractors deserve
great credit for the manner in which thoy have c1-
ecuted this important work.-Ibid.
INrENDAST AND WARDENs. following gen
tlencil were, on Monday last, elected 1ntendant
and Wartlons Of tho town OF Sumter, to serve the
ensuing year:
Intondant-T B. Fraser. Wardens-D. j. Vim,
J. B. ltoach, J. i. suares, q. l.. Darr.-Sunate'
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General News.
New YoRK, January Tive arc having. the
heaviest snow storm for years. The snow.is Gl-
ready q foot deep, and is still falling.

LATER.
It has ceased showing here, but severe gale Is
blowing. The New Haven mall due here ut noon,
was detained nearly throe hours. The trains from
Buffalo and Philadelphia were all behind time.
Valparaiso advices discredit the Spanish-Bra-
zilian alliance 1t is thought that the allied Chill
ian-feet, which left Valparaiso under Admiral
Tucker, is designed for Cape Horn.
New ORLEANS, january l7.-Colonel Sedgwick,
of Matamoras occupation notoriety, has been re-
leased and restored to his regimental command.
HAnn1sDuRa, Pa, January l7.-Resolutlon were
passed in the House yesterday expressing great
Indignation ut Cowan's nomination as Austrian
Minister, and charging the President with insult
ing Pennsylvania; also calling Oh their Senators
and Representatives to oppose the confirmation
SAN ERAEo1sco, January 17.-The steamer me
RIGA, from San Juan del Sur, arrived Several SOL
diers and civilians are sick on board The passen-
gers left New York Dece lber 20, and when ct the
1sthmus forty soldiers and the same number OF
civilians died. By the United Stats steamer Sara
mac which arrived from Mazatlan yesterday, letters
we're received stating that Juarez was at Durango.
The Liberals were in quiet possession OF Mazatlan
The Saranac brings 10000 Mexican dollars.
CINCINNATI, January 17.-Twenty-o loaded and
thirty-one empty barges and flats were swept away
by the ice. Loss $100, 600.
The mail line steamer United States and the
Marysville packet Magnolia, arrived this evening
without damage, and have laid up.
Navigation suspended from Pittsburg to Cairo.
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nJAWAY WITH sPECTACLES.-OLD EYES
made now without spcctacles, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free receipt of ten cents. Address
Z. 3. FOUIE, NJ. D., No. 113o Broadway New York
November
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a5- ARTIFICIAL EYES-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAucH and p. GoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoysEAu, OF paris), No. 500 Broadway, Now York
nr;1 II 1yr
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s1y BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEVALIERS
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair TO
It's original color and youthful beauty; mparts Life and
strength to the weakest hair; stops its falling out as
once keeps tho head clean; is unparalleled as hair
dressing Sold by a Druggists md fashionable hair-
drcsscrs and at my Office, No. 1923 Broadway, Now
York. SARAH a. CY' ChEYAAAhn' NJ ~
0I,,.., 31nos
m CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES
roN-Thc Members (colorcd) Of this Church were reg
rarly dismissed from the three White Baptist Churches
of this CITY, to form separate Church They are ~or
Shipping for the present ct Bonums Hall, John street,
between Meeting and King. They have purchased alot
and are soliciting contributions to enable them to erect
House of Worship.
They arc believed to be pous and worthy PERSONS ana
their object is respectfully commended to all who have
the ability ant, disposition 10 MD such enterprises. Ihe
following members of tho said Church have been AUTHOR
ized to mako collections CHARLES SMALIs THOMAS A.
DAVIS, EDWARD HAIa DANIEL D. McALPrN, JOHN BEE,
and SAMUEL STEWARD.
Charleston, S. c., June 81 1856.
Row LUCIUS CUTHDERT,
Pastor Citadel Square Church.
Rev. E. T. wINKLER,
1,nutor IInfted Church,
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eU-coLGATE's HONEY sOAP.-TH1s CELE-
DRAFTED Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is
nude from the choicest moter.as, ia mild and cmol-
llent in its nature, fragrantly scented aud e1-
tromely beneficial in it's action upon the s1n For
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
February 4Sr
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ev FREEDMAN's SAVING BANK, CHARLES
TON. 8. C., No. 9 STATE sTREET.-Money deposited on
or before January 2s 1867 viii be entitled to interest
~ from January 1st. NATHAN hlIIEh,
January il Acung Casmer
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mPLANs, ESTIMATES AND sPECIF1OA-
TIoNs for furnishing all material and erecting from
one to four Engine Houses in this city, will he received
un til further notice. For information, apply to-
WILLIAM G. WHmDEN,
Chairrnln of Special Committee on Fire Department.
Janbary IL
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January 1S -

E5- ELMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE. COM
pANY.-The Stockholders having determined at meet
Ing held on Monday, 7th inst TINT the aiars OF the
Company SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY WOUND UP, all
parties holding Policies requested to can ana have
the same cancelled without delay and receive tho quota
of the premiums paid by them tho nnoIpred periods
of their policies
BY order of Board Of Directors. -
January 10 - JOSEPH WHMDEN, Secretary.
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday morning, 18th inst by the Rev: Dr. T.
WHEELER c. G. ERCHAAE, Esq, to SALLIE E.,
youngest daughter of A. j. BURKE, ESQ.,. Of this city
At Petersburg, ya on the 18th instant by the Aay.
JoaN COSBY, HENRY EDWARD YOUNG, Esq, OF
Charleston, So Ca, to BETTINA, eldest daughter OF
CHARLES j. CADAN1ss, ESQ, OF Boutwell,, Dlnwidde
finnnty Va
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THE BESl IONIC. NOW II. .USE !!

STEAM GAS FILTER AND pLUMBE1,
DLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL GAS FIXTURES, GAS
IL FITTING AND PLUMBING @pROMPTLX At
TENnFlr TO. - No. liz K1 Nt1 STREET,
Aug1lst 81 Between from aud Lhls. q rects..
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KB.Tho Relatives, Friends and Aoaun1nt'
ances of Mr.. and Mrs JOHN B. MITCHELL, and OF Mr.
and Mrs ". B. MITCHELL, requested to attend IRE
Funeral of Mrs. JOHN MITCHELL from her late fest-
dence No 1872 Calhoun street. This Afternoon at Three
O'clock p NJ. Janunry 18
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H5-The Relatives, Friends nd Acquatht-
ances Of Mr.. and Mrs JOHN MuLLN, are Respectfully
invited TO attend the Funeral Of the former om MS
late residence corner of Queen and State Streets TINS
4 4f,e,noon At Two o'clock e. January Is
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MILITARY ARRrsT-Lieut. Ross commanding
the garrison at this place, acting undor nstruc-
tions from Con. Scott, Of the Freedmen's Bureau,
arrested Sheriff Matthew'S, Jamos p Barrlneau
and J. s. Book on ycs terdpy, and sent them to
Charleston this morning. This arrest was made
in consequence OF their bong in charge OF the
Jail which was recently destroyed by ire at this
place.
These officers were arrested while i'll discharge
of their duty on the District Court.
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WAsH1vaToN january 17.-Horace Greeley spent
an hour with the President urging his {Greelcys)
suffrage and amnesty plan.
Paine's and Brougham's harangues against y M
Stevens Bill excite a great futter in Radical
circles. js,s4.
A circular from the Secretary Of the Treasury
directs Revenue officials to seize bonded liquor it
directed from direct transit and stored on tho
The Supreme Court heard case involving tho
validity of chooses in trade regulations in Louisiana
during the war; . s5s:c..:.:. -,
Randall's Sinking fund Bill has been reported
upon fayorably It is believed to favor the substi
tuition Of legal tenders for National Bank notes:
The Presl lent has veto prepared for the Ter
ritorial Suffrage Bill.
In the House the vote lacked three Of being two
thirds on the Nebraska Bill.
John L. Langston, negro of OberIin, Ohio, has
been admitted to practice in the Supreme Court.
THIS is the second instance on record.
The receipts of customs at New York, Phlladel-
phia Baltimore and Boston, for the week ending
on the 18th instant, was 50 746, 1H.
Messrs. ameron and Conkling, Senators from
PENNSYLVANIA and New York, were in the House
to-day.
Brevet Brig. Gen. Horace Weide, special inspec-
tor Of colored schools, has been ordered BY the
Bureau to South Carolina
Brevct Maj. Gen: VIM. P. Carlin will succeed
Gen. Lewis, as Bureau functonary OF Tennessee.
The American Colonization Society have TOO
emigrants engaged for Liberia in the spring.
WASHINGTON, January 17.-The Southern mails
have been DELAYED twelve to fifteen hours.
The weather here indicates snow.
The Presidential Mansion is crowded. Among
the visitors are Governor Orr, Of South Carolina
aud daughter Col. Bedford Brown, of North Caro-
lima, and every Southerner in the city; also many
people from Baltimore, Philadelphia, and other
points north and westward, who came here espec-
tally to express their appreciation OF the Presidents
course by attending his reception.
Governor Orr is here on business connected
with his State Among other things, immigration
into the State and the relief Of Postmasters who
either. made returns to the Federol authorities,
which miscariied, or to the Confederate authori-
ties. which are ignored, and who are now harassed
by Government claims. Governor Orr is not IN
favor of the adoption of the Amendment by South
Carolina or any other Southern State, but fayors
graceful submission to anything Congress may de-
mand He jocularly thinks that standardization
would be welcomed as an economical measure
The National Union Committee met at Wiiards.
Gov. Ward, Of New Jersey, presiding. Il. &.
Goodoe, Of North Carolina, being present.
Gov Ward denounces the President, and wants
treason made odlous, and claims o conquerors
RIGHTS over the South, and that neither the pcs,r
of the President nor the dicta Of Courts can stay
the progress Of eternal truth.
The New Jersey caucus has nominated Freling-
huysen for Senator.
Sixteen States represented at Wizards tonight,
poetponed indefinitely the call for National Con-
-venttpn, but determined to open huge Office Ill
New York preparatory to the spring campaign,
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

aT NOTICE TO REDTT0Rs.-OFFICE OF
MASTER IN EQUITY, 16rH JANUARY, 1sG7.-Pursuant
to the order of Chancellor LEsEsNE made In the cause
Of WTTTsCHEN vs. CORDEs, notice is hereby given TO
tho creditors of HENRY WTrTscHEN, deceased to come
In and prove before tho undersigned, their demands
against the Estate Of tho said esao on or before tho
18th day Of March, 1867 be debarred from any beneht
Of the decree above made In the case.
JAMES TUppER,
ranuarv IA B Master in Equity.
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The Nebraska Bill is having hard time of it in
Congress. After being tossed forward and back in
the Senate, with multiplicity of amendments
emerged from that bo6S, and was reported to the
House. with no more Radical proviso than m
amendment to the bill of admiB ion, simply pro-
yiding that Nebraska should not, OF any, future
period, pass any law prescribing distinction on
noon, tho opposition to the bill, because there was
no guarantee for impartial or negro suffrage do
maHded of Nebraska, was of such violent descrip--
tion as to presage sure defeat This is the second
winter that Colorado and Nebl aska have been COM
PEELED to stand knocking in the cold, with their
respective brace of Senators in patient waiting
upon the clcmency of Congress towards their plea
for admission. From present appearances. the
rigors of vet another season is in store for them;
but they may have the consolation of hoping for
better luck with the 40th Congress-.
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That the twenty-five colorod persons confined in
the iail Of Kincstree came to their deaths by the
burning nf said Jail, wherein they were all consum
cd, except the portions Of three b:dies inspected
by the jury. They further found that the fire orr.
gnatci between tie ceiling overhead OF tho second
floor and the floor of the third story; that it was
communicated by some Of tue prisoners confined
in the iail, but whether communicated by accident
or design the jury are unable to agree upon any
conclusion. They also stated that had the jailor
been in his proper place at the jail and with the
keys in his possession, when the jail was iirst DIS
covered to e on fire. and when the alarm had first
pcen giyon, the three women, and perhaps more OF
the prisoners, could have bcen saved, and tat for
this neglect and dereliction Of duty the Sheriff and
Jailor are censurable.
In witness whereof I, T. B. Logan, District
Judge for said District, acting as Coroner aud tho
Jurors aforesaid to this inQuisit;on, haro intcr-
-changeaby put our hands and seals, this eleventh
1o,, Sf January A. d. 1857
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District judge and Acting Coroner.
Edw. J. Porter, Foreman; w. Nj. Kinder, /. Mel
son, VIM. i. Erwin, D. M. Duke, J. G. nIcCants,
Z. r. Lcsesno, Jos. G.. Kirkland, J. NJ. Staggers
NJ. J. Hirsch, NJ. Schwartz, Jas. NJ Nelson, s. o.
n.
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Peace In Europe,

The London Times, in q late Issue, speaking #
the war cloud that is slowly covering the East
ern horizon anyR.
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BURNING OF TIE K1NosrnEE JAn-EEroHr OF
TIE ConoNEn's MouEsT.-At Jury of Inquest
summoned to inquire into the cause and circum-
stances of the burning Of the jail, the following
verdict was rendered after four dsys' inyestiga-
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JAMES TUpPEn, Doocons citadel souare
WILLIAM G. WHlLDEN,)
January4 1mWSmos :
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State Items.

OF the bravest best, most popular, most honorable
most amiable citizens Of Lexington Distrct-of all
South Carolina-was Col. Marcellus Steedman,
leader for some time during the late war; Of tho
9Th S. c. Volunteers. Since the close OF the war
he has been living on his farm on Edlsto, and
been engaged at tho same time in merchandise.
His dwelling and store were under the same roof
On Tuesday night, the 9th inst.,. he walked out
into the pilzzn, and as he turned to go. in, was
shot by some person unseen. As he fell he cried
out His wife rushed forth, dragged him in and
bolted the door. He survived but three hours.
The wretchcd and boreayed woman, with her two
little children, spent the whole night alone with
the corpse fearing to give the alarm.
Immediately upon tho shot being fired, there
was q hnbbub Of voices, and Col steedman recog.,
nized those Of two negr1 men, formerly slaves OF
his father This, with thoir names, he disclosed
to his wife before he died.
And sure enough, on the following day the two
monsters wero arrested in Aiken. They made full
confession It seems that they had followed Shcr-
man when ho passed through Lexington, and had
not returned thither until fortnight before the
murder This fortnight thoy had spont in watch
ing their chance. They had nc grudge against
was in business, they killed him with tho design OF
getting money and robbing the store. They In
tended also to murder tho lady and children, but
with the first shot their hearts failed thonl Wo
take it for granted they are in Barnwell jail. Col
stoedman was only about thirty years OF age.
[Edgefetd Advertiser.
We see BIZ the Ornngcburg Timos that, during
The absence Of the post comnandant from that
town. the garrison behaved in an outrageous man
ner, halting citizens, demanding their pistols &c.
and firing upon those who refused to obey their
commands. Several persons wore beaten, and
somo shot, though not seriously. From the above
i ,vor,l1 sner that tho war ia not vet over.
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G!lSu1l5 ytIr: --.----.--- ------------ = -
IntondantZTB 3. Fraser. Wardens-D. j. Vim,
J. B. toach, ]. L. suares, q. L. Darr.-Sumte,
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Washington News.

$ WAsH1vaToN, January 17.-Horace Greeley spent
an hour with the President urging his (Greelcy's)
suffrage and amnesty plan.
Paine's and Brougham's harangues against
Stevens Bill excite q great futter in Radical