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The Portland daily press., 1867-10-10

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iustrations. Elegantly printed snd bound in
extra cloth, gilt top. Price to subscribers for
the whole set, So 25 per volume. Halt calf extra,
$s,75. 4a .Gsgad
This edition will be sold only to subscribers for
the whole set 1t will be the best edition tor libra
ries and for the center table.
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MIR. Hendricks denied the power of Congress to
institute governments for the South, or to pre-
scribe any other condition than those imposed by
the Constitution. He very briefly, but forcibly
l1r. Summers argument on the power of Congress
to prescribe governments for the Sorth, which he
derived from necessity, from military govern
ments, and from that clause in the Constitution
guaranteeing republican government. Necessity
knows no law but we were governed by Consti-
| tuition, and have no powers save what were con-
ferred. There is no war, and the gentleman
knows it. There was no excuse, then, for appeal.
ing to tho War power; but il thore was that did not
Justify such interference with the rights Of Amer
can citizens. Governments already existed in the
South; they are republican in form, and there is
not the shadow Of an excuse for congressional in
reference.
MIR. Buckalew made a very striking and adroit
argument, ostensibly in defence Of hlr. Sumner,
who, he claimed was the pioneer Of the party, ad-
yocating policy for which he was denounced this
year by his friends only to support it the next by
their votes. he claimed, too, that the Senator was
perfectly correct in characterzng these States as
there. 1t protected life. 1t regulated croperty it
performed fully all the functions Of government
as fully as elsewhere. Now military authority was
reared above the civil. Neither property nor lib
erty nor Gfo were secure, save by the permit of
conditions were acted upon by the South which
were extremely repulsive, and could only be ex-
torted by power.
MIR. Summers proposition was list by tie vote.
One point of this debate We must reserve, as we
have not space to do it justice. We refer to the
question whether Congress is committed at al to a
pl"n Of reconstruction by the act Of March I'd Of
the last Congress-. On this the difference Of opn-
ion was very decided
The bill now goes to the House, and it is difficult
to sa in what shape it will come out, and there is
marked difference between the two Houses on the
question whether majority Of all the registered
yoters or Of all the votes cast at the election, sha
be requisite to ratfy the constitutions that may be
adopted.
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@sTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COLLIE
TON DISTINCTLY r. ALLAN WILLIS, Esq, Ordt-
nary.-Whereas, BENJAMIN STOKES, Commissioner in
Equity made suit to to grant him Letters Of Admin
istraon Of the dreect estate a-d effects Of WILLIAM B.
MEEKs: These aro, therefore, to cite and admonish oil
and singular the kindred and creditors of tho said
WILLIAM b MEEKs, late Of Coleton District deceased
that they be and appear before me in the Court Ordinary
to be held at Walterboro, 27th April next, after
publication hereof at Il O'Clock In the forenoon to show
sshEB3SEd Noe Bs kffHrdHD kfHr
Given under my hand, this 18th day of March, Ammo
Dorini 1857. r. ALLAN WILLIS,
March al 3 O. c. D.
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FROST AND IoE...-On Sunday morning there was
ice and thin frozen crust on Lately ploughed
ground-we saw both; and on Monday morning
fhero was heavy white frcst. No doubt some Of
the fruit was killed, and more Of it injured-but
we still hope that there will be suficiency of the
-early-blooming fruit, such as peaches and plums.
1t is hardly probable That the apple crop has yet
not specially protected, must have suffered.
Yesterday was milder, and We trust that there
will be little or no frost this morning.
Columbus En0nirer
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TEE COLUMBUS FAoronY.-The Columbus En-
quirer of the 16th says: cit gives us pleasure 10
learn that this cotton factory-l"cated three m1es
turning out superior work. The thread manufac- ,c
tured there is said to be quite even and line we
have not heard that it has yet commenced weay-
ing. May it have prosperous career OF long @ au,
nroftable Of our Industrial establishments"
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Ro,rE.-The Commercial says: Rome improves
s,owiy but permanently. There has been seventy
fSe nous erected in the city and suburbs during
tbs past twelve mouths This has been done nE
@ e;rn U capital. AS our city was damaged but very
itfie bY the Federas, it shows what we may expect
when % things become settled and good crops are
made
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

@ A CARD. BOARD STEAMSHIP
the undersigned. passengers OF
the elegant and commodous steamer Manhattan desire
to return most sincere thanks to Capt CHAs COL
LINs and officers. tho great attention and kindness
shown during her last trip from New York to Charles
ton, and would also mention that her accommodations
and worthess certainly unsurpassed by
sci on this route. lsigned,l
J. c. BRANNIEs GEO. H. DENNIS,
JOHN WEHH, JOHN R. MORTIMER,
JOHN T. ADAMS. E. MAGUIRE,
JOSEPH HIRSCHhiAN.
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The Newbern Journal Of Commerce is in eesta-
cies over the departure Of company c. doth .: S.
colored infantry, from that CITY for Eatter&s. Oar
contemporary says: The company. made quite
tne appearance as Black Guards-beiny strong IN
numbers odors and spirits (bad whiskey). May
the spot which now knows them, continue to know
them forever,
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OBITUARY,

DIED, Oh Sunday the 10th of March 1857 after long
and protrscted illness, MARIA LOUISA, wife Of J. W.
CARMALT, of this city.
DEPARTED THIS LIFE on the 18th instant at his
residence in Beaufort District s. G., T. sPANN Esq,
In the 55th year Of bis age.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-21

~TREAsURERs OFFICE, CHERAw AND
DARLINGTON ONRAILROAD.-CHERAW, March %, 1857.
Holders OF Coupons Of the 1st MORTGAGE BONDS Of
this Company, due the 1st April, notified that
they will be paid upon presentation at the Office Of tho
Company In Cheraw. J. B. MOWER,
March 81 6 Treasurer.
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The FRU1T.-The weather is again becoming
mild and pleasant We do not think that the late
severe ''snap" has generally injured anything be-
yond the Apricot crop-a small one, invariably, in
this mate.-Raleiqh Sentinel.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-21

nFFICE OF CHIEF eff DETECTIVES
~ FEBRUARY 7, 18e7.-Recovered and now at this
office, - yards COTTON GOODS. The owner is re-
qucsted to come forward and prove property.
sd G. CAMPBELL,
February8 Lieut., In Charge.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

OFFICE OF CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT..
COMMUNICATIONS FOR THE CHIEF OF FIRE DE-
" PARTMENT can be left at the Office Of the Clerk Of
Council, City Hall, up stairs. III. q. NATHAN,
March 18 10 Chief Eue Department
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Third Avenue Railroad Company. The old idea
that railroad through Broadway would spoil the
beauty Of this thoroughfare has been exploded
long ago, and nine-tenths Of the people here would
prefer riding up Broadway in a car than through
stages that charge Ten cents instead Of six, and
crawl along at q snail's pace into the bargain.
The bridge across Broadway, at the corner OF
Fulton street, will soon be completed-probably in
about ten days hence-and, no doubt, in the course
of year at least half dozen more will be con-
structed at other points meanwhile at this point,
always the most crowded spot IN tho city, there is
always perfect jam caused By the gaping crowd
Of idle lookers-on who seem to have naught to do
but to inspect the public works without receiving
any compensation for their trouble.
The manager Of Niblos' Garden has sent on to
Europe f;r new ballet dancers to appear in the
Black Crook, retaining the entire corps now
here-wherefore rich treat is in store for such of
your readers as contemplate coming on here in the
approaching summer to see the great sights in the
ever gay metropolis.
BOOTH ran the Merchant Of Venice for two
months, every night consecutively, and succeeded
in making it q great pecuniary SUCCESS he failed,
however, in the endeavor to make the mark in
Shylock that he has made in Hamlet, as tie Mer-
chant of Venice is play that never takos well
with the public. This week he will appear in
Hamlet Richelieu Romeo, and other popular
roles, and then close his long and successful en-
gagement.
close, but R1sTon1 will appear again in April and
reign supreme for a fow weeks. MOULTRLE.
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NOTICE TO SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTs,
HOTEL Oh BOARDNG-HOUsE KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK or COUNCIL, / -l
March 13 1857.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
i the Legislature, passed the Goth dsy Of December,
1866 all persons ctncerned hereby notified to caQ at
this Office and take out required license Immediately
W. n. SMITH,
.ssE.,. Clerk Of Council
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aB- NOTICE TO MARINERs.-CAPT AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within direct
rango Of the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs, on tho Charleston and St. Andrews side
the Ashley Ryer by which precauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
5. G. TURNER, B. NJ
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston February g. 1866.
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ET THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
CHARLESTON, 8. O., January 49, 1so7.-The Board Of
Directors have determined TO increase the Capital Of th
Bank.
Stock can be had on application to
January 20 tuth q. g. LOPER, Cashier.
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DOWIE & NOISE,
SUCCESSORS TO KING A., D CAssDEY,
, n

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Expected Fenian Movements.
New York Market,

New YORK, March 20.-stocks excited and very
active; 52Os Of go coupons o. Virginia State 6's
59a60; Sight Exchange 81. Gold 344. Flour firm
and q1iet. Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn
dull and dropping. Pork heavy, mess s29 60a23 68.
Lard quiet. Cotton shade lower at 50 for Mid
ding Uplands. Freights quiet.
EVENING DISPATCH. CH.--
Cotton heavy, and declined cent; sales lOoo
bales, at s1s. Flour active, and advanced 1Oal5,.
Corn quiet and declined Case; Mixed Western, 81
1sa1 90. Mess Pork, s23 50. Naval Stores firm.
Tu1pentine, :77a7s. Texas Wool, 24aso Frelghts
dull Gold, 1s4s. Stocks excited and lower; Five
twenties go, coupons, 109t.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE March 20--Flour firm and higher.
Howard Street Extra 1s3a14l. Corn active. Wheat
81 12a1 IS. Mess Pork $24. Bulk Shoulders 81 !;
Sides 11a114.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March 20.-Flour quiet; superfne
SO T5a1O Is. Corn irregular and higher; in sacks,
84aS5c. Mess Pork less firm at s27 so. Bacon in
good demand; Shoulders, 9ac; clear Sides, 12ac.
Lard, lac.
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Gen, sher1dan,s Order

Gen. SheTldan'S OTuer.
NEW ORLEANS, March 20.-Gen. Sheridan has
issued order saying that there will be no general
removals unless circumstances reqrire +. It is
desirable, during the process of reorganization,
to change as little as possib.s TIE machinery OF
the Provisional Government.
Expected Fenian Movements.
NEW YORK, March 2O.-Nine car loads of Federal
troops passed over the Hudson Road yesterday,
destined for Uswego, for the supposed purpose Of
operating against the suspected Fenian move
ments.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.
NIL m Tooe11s OF 1r g RI


To,rDoN. March 20-Consols 81. q. s. Bonds
741.
LIVERPOOL, March 20-Noon.-Co quiet at
1ssd. Estimated sales, 5000 bales. Tallow S4s 3d.
LIVERPOOL, March 20-Evoning closed
easier. MIiddIng Uplands, 19sal3Rd; Middling Or
leans, 49, Sales 5000 bales.
PARIS, March 19.--It is officially stated that Ma.
poleon fasors tho partition of the Papal debt be-
tween the Catholic Powers.
Congressional.
WARRINGTON March 2O.-In the q. s. Senate, a
petition from the Ohio women, asking for suffrage,
was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Bill prohibiting Federal Diplomatists from
wearing uniforms, unaut thorized by Congress-, was
passed.
The Territorial Committee reported favorably on
a Bill for the admission of Colorado.
The Senate discuss ed Indian affairs and then adj
journea.
In the House, the Committee on Foreign Rela-
tons were instructed to report means for the release
Of the Rev. JOIN MoMAHoN, sentenced to impris-
onment for life in Canada also to report means
for enforcing the claims Of citizens Of the United
States against Great Britain, pending in '58 md
accrued since.
Aresolution instructing the Committee on Pub.
lie Lands to report on the expediency Of providing
for the forfeiture Of the bonds granted tho South
ern States in 1856, to complete Southern railroads
was offered and postponed.
resolution, instructing the Committee on
Rules to consider the propriety Of constituting a
Standing Committee on Labor, was adopted.
An attempt was made to introduce Bill to pay
Southern Treasury agents, who could not take the
oath; but Mr. BUTLER objected
The House went into Committee On the Million
Relief Bill, and then adjourned, without action.
Waslingtol. News.
WASHINGTON March 20.-General SPINNER re-
ceives letters from the South inquiring when tho
short currensy will cease to be valuable He fears
the people are imposed upon, and gives assurance
that all issues of fractional currency will be re-
deemed
The following papers have been selected to pub
lish the laws, treaties, &C.: The -Neao Nation,
Richmond, HUNN1cUTr, editor; the Raleigh Stand
ard and Henderson Pioneer, North Carolina; the
Savannah Republican and Augusta Royal Sand
ara, Georgia; the Mobile Nationalist and Hunts
vile Adoer:isey, Alabama; the Fort Smith Neso
Era, Arkansas, and the Austin lsleuigencer Texas.
It is semi Officially announced that the remain
ing selections viii be from the same class Of
journals.
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Charleston and Savannah Steam
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i and Charleston Wharf, Savannah, Monday, Wednes.
LAY, Friday and Saturday mornings, at 2 O'Clock
The PILOT BOY leaves Charleston every MondSy az..
Friday, and Savannah every Wednesday and Saturday
The ELIZA HANCOX leaves Charleston every Wednea
lay and Saturday. and Savannah every Monday and En-
isy. --s.. -
trip from Charleston. and her Wednesday trip from Sd
vannah.
Freight received daily and stored free Of charge.
Freight to all points except Savannah must be prepaid
No Freight received after sunset -5s7s,,f-s.e
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a6 SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE.-WE PRO
POSE to furnish LABORERs of a classes for Farmers
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February % lmo s. B. HALL co.
E. NJ. WHITING, Esq, candidate Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudicial District at tho next election.
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.Januag4
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-28


the friends of Congress, who are the true
friends of the country, would have to
refute as best they could the assaults. of
their opponents aud their taunts of the
inability of the Republican party success
fully to handle the question Of rscons.ruc-
tion. The measure now adopted puts it
in the. power of each rebel State to be
represented in Congress at It's next ses-
sion. It enfranchises the blacks but
does not disfraochise the white for his
rebellion, save those who held some i'm
poriant rebel of6ce-in both cases provi-
ding wisely. We are firmly convinced
that no process of reconstruction can be
successful that relies wholly or mainly on
fo:ce. If we would be successful in this
great work, it must be by measures that
infict no harsh terms on the people, but
that are in themselves just and humane.
The act passed by Congress comprehends
these great truths.
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NOTIGE.

NOTICE.- s.1dJ a b8Fsu~ e
IN Whereas, on the 10th day OF January,
1867, E. Bedells as. active, and George ".
kerby, as silent partner, d. ing business in
the Borough of Wilmore, Cambria county,
Pa, in the name Of e. Bedell, made voltn n
tary assignm mt for the benefit of their cred
itors, under the Act of Assembly of the
Common wealth of Pennsylvania, to the un-
dersigned, residing in the said borough, of
all tie stock, merchandise, rights and credits,
goods and chattels, of them, the said e. Be-
dell and George w. Kerbey in the business
aforesaid ; notice is hereby giEen to all per-
sons indebted to make payment without
delay, and those having claims are requested
to present their demands within the time
required by law. EDWARD D. EVANS, Da
'fee. y, TWIST kssignss,
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SALEL


a The subscriber win sell the fou..
One House at Portage Station. a.
store room or a dwelling. o'
One House and 90 acres land, Onpo
one-haif mile west of Portage, oppO,i.'
siding OF the Union Mills OF the suh,.a
b Co. "
One House and 2 acres land at p.
now occupied By Louisa Keepers. ssII
site for store. ~h
One Water Power Saw mill, With, :,
of the P. Z. R., one-half mile west :" w
tage, together with timber land. loo 81 LA
soc acres, to suit purchasers. ~,
and touses on the same cost 81 son ~
lumber WAS cheap. ID
Or, will sell the whole tract OF 1so A
With timber enough on the sams "a s.
water mill for seven years. Ths n.. @ g
has 500 to 2,eo feet of side track, roSss rS!sF
Ing with the P. R. R. ''o'sa
a general Warrantee Deed WILL.
on ten days notice for all the foreoo;ss s''l
erty. and possession of all houses, a. PIG e!S
on the lst April next. 'sSI
Cali soon, as the property will be Sl....
Of on or before the lst April.
The improvements cost the suSs.
Sc, ,o0e. =
$50 acres of the land 10 timbered with.
Sugar, and the land itself Is warranted n
as good SIS any in Cambria County.
Three creeks pass through the land !,
Trout Run, A'Intosh Run, and WriRht,Il
There is Coal on the land, and any an.
of Cord Food
The location is the only outlet to fks
lands Of Burke and the Vim. u. Lloyd
lALds.
Two pieces of the land adjoin III. !,
formerly owned by Hon. Thomas A. a.
known -as the M'COy Farm. =.
One-third the purchase money win h,
quired down; the balance In ak and ,V,
months.
Ten per cent. will be deducted for +,
payments.
The property will be sold in prefersu.
rented, as the subscriber has not time "a
lect rents.
Tie house and lot, say acrs Of ls,i
Portage, now occupied by Leuus KeFI
will be sold low if sold soon. Also, th.
room at the same place, with 2 acre, b
formerly Occu pied by Victor Voeght.--..
to him at one time for $T25--wig ~,
sold for $500. The former will be sSS
$35o, cash, or Its equivalent.
GAIL Soon
--... WIN. R. HUGHH
Wilmore, January 81, 1867.
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ReconstruCtIOn.

Congress, wisely laying aside the
Stephens military bill, has adopted and
sent to the President in tisre to pass over
a veto thorough yet less Questionable
plan OF reconstruction, of which we give
the features in another column. By The
passing of this act, Congress has done
much to give quiet to the country. Had
il adjourned Sithout adopting some plan
ot reconstrRction, discontsnt among the
well.disposed aud anarchy by the acts of
9cnos' ~Fthe South would have
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4tAUTION.- aHt
" All persons are hereby cautioned not
to purchase or receive in any manner what
soever a certain Due Bill for Sl45, payable
seven months after date, executed by ]. w.
Dunwoody and William Griffith IN favor of
John Roberts on the 23d day Of January,
1861, as it was unduly obtiined, and with
out consideration, and viii not be paid un-
less compelled by law. .b .s ,.-.
.9F9..i.T - J. W. DyNwOoDY.
Warriors Mark, Feb. 2l, ls67.4t