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RECEPTIONS.
The Prcsident,s I.eHees.

We are authorized TO announce that The
President will hold his second public ievee
this season on Thursday evening, the 7th
Of February; and the third on Friday eve
ming, February 22-to commence each eve
ming at eight o'clock, and to close at eleven.
pRkwNo-Roox HEcxPrIoSs.
We are also authorised TO announce that
THE Presidents daughtels, Mrs. PATTERSON
and Mrs. SrovER, will be at home on Monday
afternoons. E.,.8
CABINET REcErnoks.
The ladies Of Secretary BRowNno's family
, will receive their friends on Wednesday after
moons. The residence Of the Secretary oI
the Interior is on the east side Of Montgom
cry street, Georgetown Heights.
The ladies Of Secretary McCULLocH's fam
ily will receive, as usual, on Wednesday Of
ternoons. Residence 306 II street, betweer
Connecticut avenue and Seventeenth street
Ms. PosrNksrER GENERAL RANDALL viii
receive on Wednesday afternoons, at No. 40
New York avenue.
SPEAKER coLFAx's RECEPTIONS.
Speaker CoLrAx's receptions will continu
every Thursday evening during the session
from 81 to IL o'clock, p. m.
The receptions ofthe Speakers mother an'
sister, Mrs. and Miss MATTHEWS, for ladies
and gentlemen accompanying them, will con
tinue every Wednesday afternoon from
to 4 o'clock, p. m
GENERAL GRANTS RECEPTIONS
Receptions will be held by Gen. GRANT and
lady on Wednesday, the 9th proximo, in the
evening. At home every Saturday from :
to 5 d. IN.
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DRoPOsALs FOR LUMBER
TRRAsURT DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF sUyBRyIsIHa ARCHITECT,


OFFICE or sUyHRyIsISa AAoHIrEor,
. January 30. 1857.
Sealed Proposals will be received At this oass until
Der required fOf the North Wing q The treasury RI
tension, as described In the following sehsdulei
900 linsAl feet Of North Carolina hsar Flooring ~
inch thick, not over D Inches wide, and clear Of
5000 FEET board measure, W. Pine Com, Calls, inch
5000 feet board measure W. Pine Com oull., 2inehss
1000 feet. bO.rd measure. Spruce sea.ilias, 5 by
inches, 20 feet lengths.
10000 feet board MEASURE, Spruce seantling, 5 by
inches, II feet lengths.
$500 tsst board measure, Spruce Rails By inches,
20 feet lengths.
$4,000 feet. board measure. W. Pine Selects 2iacAss
5000 feet board MEASURE W. Pine Selects dressed \
5000 iet board measure, W. Pine Selects dressed, Il
1000 t:.. board measure W, PiAo Selects, drs.'.d Il
5000 feat board measure W, Pine Selects dressed "
inches thick. ~
1000 feet board measure W. Pine Selects dressed III
inches thick. -
1000 i;st, board MEASURE Poplar. dressed, Il inch
1000 feet board measure, Poplar, dressed, u inch
best quality Of their several kinds and must be dsliv-
cred Al the Treasury Building from time 10 time Al or
deTed and be subject TO the Inspection Of the Inspector
and keeslIeI OF Materials.
panied By written guAran.ss from some responsible
Psr.en at the bidder will exseuts and perform the
contract II awarded to him.
Tbs Department reserves the right TO reject any or all
ment to DO 80, or to accept any portions Of them.
BIDS to be nelossd In sealed envelope and endorsed
"PropOSals for Lumber" A. d. 'MULLRTT,
lei Supervising Arehliss',
The national Republican., 1867-02-05
Wallis Opera House.

Our readers will be glad to learn that Miss
RosE EYTISGE has been re-engaged for four
nights. She appears this evening, as Hester
GrazebrOok, in Ton TAYLoR's elegant comedy
of "An Unequal Match" and the perfor-
nance will conclude with the recitation Of
" Shamus O'Brien,n by Mr.. FRANK LAwLoR.
The national Republican., 1867-02-05

The Speaker overrulsd tho point Of order but
debate arising. the resolution won't over.
Mr.. arinnsil, Of lows, introduced the following
resolution:
Re,olved, Thai the public interest demands that
there shall not be during The current year any %.
duction Of outstsndiag Unitsd States notes CON.
monty known a. greenbaokS and The committee q
Ways and Means be instrustsd 70 report such bill
as may be necessary 10 eject this object.
Mr.. Morrill,, Of Vermont, moved 10 lay the reso.
luton on the table.
Not agreed to-yeas 20; nays 80.
The main question was then ordered BY vote Of
81 yeas 70 81 nays; and the resolution passed
Mr.. Hooper made an Intellectual effort TO have a
resolution adopted for night sessions.
The national Republican., 1867-02-05
West w. East.

In the House yesterday, the fortifcation
bill was discussed in Committee Of the Whole
and reported back to the House with the en-
acting clause stricken out. This is thought
to be quite wrong conduct by the Represent
atiyes Of the Atlantic coast
The national Republican., 1867-02-05

CHARLES LANB.-The subscription list,
commenced by Mr.. Moxon, the London pub
Usher, who married Lambs adopted daughter,
is so rapidly filing, that in q few months it
will be sufficient TO pay for the erection Of q
handsome monument over the remains Of
Ella" in the churchyard of Edmonton, near
London.
The national Republican., 1867-02-05
The Great Guns.

On our first page to-day will be found a
very important article upon the subject Of
heavy ordnance, bursting guns, &c. 1t is a
matter which not only involves many mil.
lions of treasure but which may at some time
decide the fate Of the country in war.
The national Republican., 1867-02-05
The Massachusetts, Legislature once thun

HH 4nuobuCHUboI11 I7VBI5IRVurO OIIOO VIruIl=
dered after this fashion:
"The sovereignty reserved to the States
was reserved to protect the citizens from
acts Of violence committed by the United
States, as we'll Us for the purpose Of domestic
regulation. We spurn the idea that the free,
sovereign and independent State Of Massa-
chusetts is reduced to a mere municipal cor
poratlon, without power to protect its people
or to defend them from oppression, from what.
ever quarter II comes. Wherever the national
compact is violated, and the citizens OF this
State oppressed by cruel anil unauthorized
enactments, this Legislature is bound to
interpose its power, and to wrest from the
oppressor its victim. This is the spirit of our
Union"
The national Republican., 1867-02-05
The bankrupt Bill.

The Senate expended its debating force
yesterday afternoon upon the bankrupt bill.
The homestead clause is defeated, bat the bill
will probably pass the Senate without any
other serious notifications.
The national Republican., 1867-02-05
National Theatre.

Mrs. General LANDER will appear this
evening, in the great historic and tragic
character of Charlotte Corday," a persona
ton of which gives full scope to the remark
able powers of this popular tragedenne.
The national Republican., 1867-02-05

MIRABME DIcru !-Garrett Davis is re-
elected to the United States Senate, by the
votes Of the friends Of l., W. Powell-the
man that the same Garrett Davis moved to
expel from his scat in the Senate, because
Of his treason against the Government -
Frankfort (ky) Commonwealth. % IT.
The national Republican., 1867-02-05
New York Markets.

New York, Feb. 4.-Cotton 80 cts. Flour
5al0 cents better; Southern, Sll.25al6.5O.
Wheat steady. Corn firm. Dressed Hogs
9Ia9s. Mess Pork S20.G2; old, Sl9.3l. Lard
lltal3t. Whisky dull ..
The national Republican., 1867-02-05

IN Spain one suicide is committed for every
ono hundred thousand inhabitants in France,
eleven and in Denmark, twenty. seyenty-One per
cont Of the suicides committed in Spain are by
nspj the greatest number occur In June and July.
The national Republican., 1867-02-05

nan,t in hi, case va, .hl. day Orsuulod BY tn.
court 4
John q, johnson, administrstor, &e., W. The
United Btates. justice Mott delivered the opinion
Of the court In this case, overrung the motion for
q rc-hesring thereof - E'TAl
Adjourned IN to-morrcw at II O'Clock q. m.
The national Republican., 1867-02-05

THE LEVY CouRr.--0 Owing to the lack Of a
quorum being present, no business was transacted
By the Levy Court yesterday.
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DIED.

Bsews, VIE o. Rev T. P.y,on Bfovs, sssd ivsa,y:
nine Year,. . 1H' I'lH'
Episcopal Chursh wednesday morning ths ON Infant
af II o'clock. win be buried Al Annapolis Junstion
same afternoon at o'sioct.
The national Republican., 1867-02-05
NO CONTRACTION. OF THE CUR
RFNCY.

On motion Of Mr.. GRNNELL, of Iowa, a
resolution passed the House yesterday
against contraction OF the currency.
The national Republican., 1867-02-05
ePnoIAL roTIone.--

ss- Notice 90 Tax Payers OF wsshins ston
Crrr.-Ths Board Of Assessors having completed the
snnual assessment for 1857 will cit as board Of ap.
peal, and for the purpose Of making eorrseOus from
the 18Th nstan, 10 April I,t inclusive sundsys sx.
osp,sd q, School Commi,sionsrs Room, second story
City Hall, west Wing, from a. m 10 .. n each day.
By order OF the President. fsa-setspi
81 Late Discovery Strange but Truei-
Madam Mounts saive not only cures the Piles but s an
sfeetusl spre for all womb sfsetions sasstory ref
srsness given. LADirs SrrD suryxr no nonr with
either Of these diseases. She can bs consulted st no.
$50 o street, between Eleventh and Twsinh strssts,
south side.
Also, Syrup she makes for Consumption, which is
an efsctusl remedy for Brsnehitis Asthma Group In
children. se The salvs snd Syrup for sale st sots
opposite National HOTEL Fords corner Nsysnlh s.resi
and Psnnsylvania avenue, and At Rntwisis's corner
Twelfth street and Psnnsylvanis avenue pslsynst In
using the means offered. fsa-lms
- Navy Paymastsr's once, January 10,
iss7.rhs once Of Navy Psymsstsr IL renewed 70 new
building. corner u New York avenue and Hifissnth
street, opposite Banking House Of Riggs 4 Go.
jsas-lw -.. .rF
As- The Gravest Msladies Of Youth and
BArLr MANHOOD. Howard Association Ksssys, on the
Physiology Of the Passions and the Rrrors Abuses and
Dssassf peculiar to the nrt age Of man. with reports on
new methods Of treatment employed in this Isstues.
Sent In sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. address,
DR.. >. sKILLIN HouGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadsiphis Pa. To. jaII-sm
SFTo Commandments Advsrttser
having been restored 70 health In few weeks, By .
very simple remedy. amer having suffered several
years with severe lung asseton and that dr,aa dis.
sass, Consumption, s anxisus 70 mako Known 70 his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure
To all Who desire II he wilk md copy Of the pro.
serption used, rse Of ekarse with the drsetions for
preparing and using the same, which they will Sad q
sUnn CuEn roe coSsuHrrIoS, AsrHHA BRorcHrrIs, &e.
The only object Of the advertiser In sending the pre-
sehpton IL to bensat the Amsted and spread infOrma.
on which he eoneeves 10 be nvalusbls and he hopes
svsry sufferer will try his remedy. II will cost them
nothinE and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oe2j-dwly Williamsburg, Kings county, MI.
The national Republican., 1867-02-05

~ Navy Paymsstsr's Once, january 20,
lss.-Ths once Of Navy Paymsstsr Is removed 70 new
building. corner u New York avenue and Hifissnth
street, opposite Banking House Of Riggs Go.
To- isas-lW .... ...-. .I#
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A RESOLUTION
Relative to an amendment OF lne CONSTITUTION
providing for an extension of the elective ran
elise. .. .t-... -. ~, s,,l.- e,,u,, -,
Ohio three iitnS OF the imelnberS eleclSu 70 sSn
House agreeing thereto) That IL @ neitna Is ieiepS
proposed to the electors of this State 10 Eole, al
the next annual october election, upon lhe ip
uroyal or rejection of the following ameilumeht
as substitute for the first sectlon OF the NJ ar
ticle OF the Constitution OF TINS Stnte, TO WI
Every male citizen of the United states, Oh the
aye of twenty zone years. VINO snail nave ,eeu d
resident of tho state one year next Preceulns,ie
election. and of the county, township, or ward in
which he resides, such time as may be proyiaea
bv law except such persons rs have Dorle arms
in Support OF any insurrectioh OF rrpellion
agninst.tbs GovernInrut of he lmled StittoS or
LnyHticd from their places of residence 10 avolu
being drafted in " the military service 'hereol or
have deserted the military or naval service oi
said Government In time of war; nnd nave not
subsequently been honorabiy dlSchalged rom
the same Shall have the qua1hcntionS OF an
~ ED. A. PAIutOGT,
Sneaker Of he House Qf x R'GLt$,IL4!,rcS'
ANDREW G.. MCBURNEI,
President Of the Senate
passed hnrll G. 1867. apll-Gm
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aHistellsneous.
Franklin COIIege.

yTIHE FALL TERM of this well known insti-
tuition will begin on the second Tuesday OF
September and continue fourteen weeks. .,,
The College buildings have iateS peeh ihuch
Rev. r. g. Campbell, the newly elected Presl.
dent has accepted the position and VIII De NJ
his post at the beginning of the term.
GOOD boarding in private families ranges from
s3 10 81 per week. Arrangements are made by
than half the above rates. ,x,
For further Information, address REy; ALEH.
8. MCCONNELL or Ijsw JAMES DAI.yrNS"
Athenss1 Ohio. fa v auiT'v
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"A Choice Farm for Sale.

r WILL, SELL AT PRIVATE SALE. @ q oar.
1 gain, the Farm on Stllwater creek, beiiioi,V rpV
sSnniES, shI,, En,own Wa rs the Scott Farm"
This Is one of the best farms in the NortnwesS 1sG
part of the County-contains 100 Acres, 10 loo
acres cleared and in grass or uhoer cuitiN"'ioh'
the balance well tlmbcred. .,,, ,,, -
There are on il good Barn, with staDling .i1o un
der I'd n ,two-story Dwelling House, Two large
bearinr Orchards of choice fruit, and II Is un-
defaid with good vein of coal easy ol tino access
Road with a good level road to the pike, ana is
well watered and adapted to stock or grain
growing. ,o,, ro,o tive
tothe price and terms, call on the subscriber, on
hfs farm. SO miles Northeast of MorrlstoWn, OF
address him by letter, AZ Morristown, Beimoht
CSuit3' o THOMAS MCCALL.
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.DasirahIe Farm for Sale.

TlWfI,I, SELL AT PRIVATE SALE my Farm,
L situate one mile from the National hoad,
directly South of the Great Western.
The Farm contains so Acres, having pro pro
portionat amount of timber. 1t Is well watereu,
having good, wa1led-up spring In almost every very
an unusual number of fine gates. 1t mas I, soou
Cottage House, aspendid well OF wafer ih,uoofn
has also n tolerably good Orchard with acholce
selection and an abundance OF Grapes; ost
II is one OF the prettiest locations ana inoS'
desirable farms in The County. +, O..
For terms inquire of the subscrlper, ~ so''
ClairSville. Se21-ttl NJ a. niSf>i'i1'
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Notice.

A MANDAHARRIS and Samuel Harris her
n husband; alizalieth Williamson and John
Williamson h6Nhusband, james Glass and Fer
dinand GLASS; QfNIahnslza County, Iowa; WASH
ington Glass, Il eiio County, West Virginia !;
Alexander and John, children of Xinoentt tsiass,
who reside in Illinois,: and the children of VIII
liam Glass, DECEASED, Watson, Jefferson, Thorn-
as, and Others, whose Christian names are un-
known, and whose place of resldance IL un-
known are hereby notified that Ohio s. Hollo-
Wayand Thompson Glass, Executors of Aaron
Glass dec'd this day filed in the Court of Com
mon Pleas OF Belmont County, Ohio, their peti:
ton ag1inst the above named deiepdapts and
others asking said Court 10 order the sale of the
real estate of which said Aaron died seized, 10
: The defendants are required to answer by the
.'u ''"'s''' ' - - "oTHb S. HOLLOWAY and
.s Ina, 80 N THOMPSON GLASS,
gsL,Ia s, Executors OF Aaron Glass, deed: s.l: 2
July %, 1881. iiII '.f. ..... ..s Jy2o-6w
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FARM FOR SALE.

r WILL, SELL NY FARM, in the Boggs Sec
| 'tion, half q mile West of st. Clairsyille, on
the National Road, containing about ITO acres
&bout leo acres cleared. on the farm are l7O
large. fine, bearing grated apple trees, ~ large
1r53}teed cherry trees and some good bearing pear
frees The best stone quarry i'll the County,
Coal and limestone enough to enrich the farIn
The farm is principally in grass, and the soil
Is suitable for gardening OF grapes. Saii ann see
me, myZI 1A4hh"' " "iSi''
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

vv,IIE a-NDERSIGNED will sell at private sale
| .ttE wa r. known and desirable. ChdL0aer
Farn, situated on Captina Creek, miles niI r9m
ArIpstphgs Mills, milesi rom dorsey "lls'
'This farm contains 573 Acres, 200 acres clear
cd. 100 of which is choice bottom, well watereu,
and in grass or under cultivation, the balance
yvt,il tiInbered. There is 4-foot Vein OF excel
lent Coal on the Farm, and ABUNDANCE OF IT,,
For fnrther particulars or information relative
20 nricp and terms call on or address by letter,
at Newark, Licking County, Ohio;
mari COLLINS u lOnoioN' ...r
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Proposed Amendment to
the Constitution.
THE STATE OF OHIO

THE SI4NI II OF OIII'' -, :
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE ,
William Henry smith, secretary ol state OF
the state of Ohio do herehy cert ny that nhe ioi
lowing Is a aruG RSsmmblV of the state Of ohio
on the 9TH day of April, A. d. 1857; taken from
the original rolls on file i'll this Office ,...,.
In testimony whereof, l hlye herennto
siibscribed my name and affi Xed theGreat
[sEAL. Seal Of the state OF onQat z CoiomouS' 'he
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary Of STATE.
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Missouri Farm for Sale.

I 240 ACRES IN DENT COUNTY-i0o AClttS
NOTION LA ND-2i0 UNDERCULTlNAIloN.
rCHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS THE ABOVE
/ Farm for sale for the reason only , Ihtu ne M
wishes to embark in other business, There IN
on the above premises good new frame iarh
80 by 30 feet-t'ribs and Stablns all complels'o
goof Cistern, II is within II miles of RollaE
eight miles Of salem, County sent OF Dent.l2
miles nom James Iron WorksIiO from = nisS
miles frori the Lake Spring Academy, anu Is on
the road leading from Rolla TO Salient VIII De
sold on terms to suit purchasers. For Iurtler
information call on Thos. Osborn, 81: CialrsNlie'
o. or on the subscriber on the premises;
apri9 L. r. IL h"
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Crane Vines, Trees, &c.

II AM Now TAKING ORDERS for all of, the
| leading varieties Of GRAPES, ROSES; ssssasa
FRUIT TREES SMALL FRUITS, ana EgsfE
SURIJBBERY, for Rochester Nurseries; wv
All persons wishing anything of thisklnd
will find it to their advantage to give me
Fail and select the best of all kinds ofplnnts.
GA 'N'>' HUGH HARRIS.
St Clairsville July Is, lS67.-u
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RATES OF ADvMR9Is1No.

One square (ten lines Nonpariei or less) one or
three Insertions, g.. Each subsequent inser<
tiOn 81 eta.
business Cards, not exceeding seven lines, IS per
annuu.
Merchhntg advertising, not exceeding ono
iourth OF n column at any time, 80 per year
half column, not exceeding four changes
during the year, sS5. A column not over
Special Notices and DDiJ,e Column Advertisements
once ana a half the rates of ordinary ndvsr4
tisements.
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Afal Gstatf for sale.
1Nap6jaAs Sd0OfRGal Estate.

ny VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE duly
l1 issued rom tho Probate Court Of Belmont
I'ountv ohio will offer for sale, on the prem
ises. in Wayne Township, Belmont County, o.,
on
Saturday, August IA, 1857,
nj 6,clocit r. NJ, the following described prem
ises to wit; Lying and being in Wayne Town-
ship belmont County, Ohio Marietta Land Dis
rct and being part Of ths s s9nth & nald 3 1me he.
ainning for the same at the Northwest corner of
Raid tract or parcel of land, and running East 80
rods; thence North to the road called the req,
hroj Road thence with the meanderings OF said
road 10 where there is u pair of bars In n low
ban. thence a straight line to the West bound-
cen (lS) acres of land.
Appraised at $3.50 co. A., ,,.,,oo q,
Trims of SIle: One-half cash, the balance III
- ,,nar with interest LEE EVANS,
fiuardian of Atwell NJ. Creighton and others.
July 49, 1867.
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Attachment Notice.
ssettle Up! Settle Up!

nERsoNS OWING or having claims against
II the hrm OF d. @. a G.. c. Neiswanger come
forward and settle; as we wish TO close up right
away. 'gftw1 u, q. 4 G. q. NEL3WANGER.
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AS AN ADvERTIsfNo MEbJtru

THE CHRoNfCLR is unsurpassed in this section
" OHIO. II IL printed on new, clear type, In one
Of the wcelthiest, most populous, and enlight-
ened Counties of the Statoi and Its circulation
Ii steadily increasing,
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r ADIESl SAVE YOUR FURs and Winter
II Clothing from the moth, by procuring one one
surely destroe. Moths. A Aiso an. elegant perfume
Sold at ,.r-a1 VESTS DRUG SfoRE.
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miscellaneous.
Teachers Institute.

rv,HE BELMONT COUNTY TEACHERS IN
STITUTE will be held in MORdST0WN, !,
commencing MONDAY, AUGUST ~, ana end
ing the Friday following. ~ . An
distinguished Lecturers will be present. All
Teachers should avail themselves OF the rare
opportunity for instruction In tie duties Oh inc
profession.
Let there be a full attendance.
jyll-td @ " ' COSlMiIi iI-r1'
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Dyeing, Securing, and Mend
T., Is" . ing Establishment.

Near ING oWHn iouse' O"uin' %
nYEING IN ALL COIORS particularly at
IL tended to-Brown, Black, Purple Green,
Blue, Cherry Soiferino, Scarlet Crimson, and
Salmon, of various shades, neatly done.
Crane Shawls cleansed and colored. ....r.
AiIgoods not called for within 80 days amer
they are ready for delivery, viii be sold to pay
Goods received and returned by Cadiz Hack.
apris-tf ID. @. IVESON.
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Autels.

CtHERMAN HOUSE, BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
- HUGH MCNEELY, Proprietor.
B3- AdVoi,,ing the Bank Block, opposite The River
Bridge.
The Proprietor respectfully announces that
he has fitted mp anew and has opened House
for the accommodation of the travelling public,
and that he will spare no pains to cater to the
wants of those who may favor him with their
custom.
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'oOneiadea on To-rsA psss
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Orr,fof South Carolina, I'M a recent speech
at the Charleston Board of Trade BAN
quet, is reported to have said:

know that there is an apprehension wfdel
spread In the North and West, that after the re-
construction Of the Southern States, we shall
ial into the arms Of our old allie and associates
Tue Oh Demucratic porty. say to you, gentle-
men however, that would give no such pledges
We have accounts 10 settle with that party gem
temen before J. at least, Will consent to afi late
with II. Many of You will remenl Der that, when
the war liTSt commenced, great hOpes and eJ11ec-
fntions ttere held mt by Or friends IN he North and
Wed mn there would be no tCdr and that n Il conn
n1e1ced UOUId be North O| AHLS0n audi Di1On's
Tine and nat in fhe SJiGh
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LINCOLN AND THE FATHERS or NATION
- AL UNITY AND EOuAL RIGILTS.