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Address of tho Texas Congressional Delega-
ton to the People.

Address of tho Texas Congressional DelcRa-
tion to the People.
WAsHNoroN, January 1.-THE Address Of the
Texan Congressional Delegation to the American
people sketches the formation OF the 'Repubho o.
Texas from it's incorporation into the Union an
it's subsequent secession, due to conflicting intei-
pretat1ons of the Constitution class afirmir
8 General Government created OF States which
could Withdraw from agoyernment no longer &C
ceptable; the other declaring it:an act framed by
the people Of the Statess from Whch no seotlon
could withdraw.
Il was claimed that the weaker party wished to
withdraw. from the Union, not to prevent the
Northern States from retaining their government
over themselves With their Own construetlon, Dua
they understood it, and In the ,warlike. struggle
which ensred the South WAS overcome. -,
The address gives the history of the Presidents
efforts at reconstruction, and says the laws Of the
United States are being executed within its limits
without hindrance or resistance from the people
OF the State authorities. The Federal array is on
our frontier for protection, and the Federal judi
ciary are performing their functions. The United
and the navy is protecting our commerce. The
officers Of customs and internal ~evenue are doing
their duty, and the people are paying duties and
taxes as In other States. What more could be said
Of the people Of New York and ONO, except that
they have their Senators and Representatives in
Congress to speak for and represent the rights,
interests and necessities OF their States, &C..
!; The reasons for exclusion are to be gathered
from debates and measures proposed in Congress,
and the public discussions elsewhere. rather than
specific Legislative action The injustice OF this is
apparent, as It leaves the people Of Texas In the
dark as to what was really asked OF them. The
adoption of the proposed Constitutional Amend
ment has been pronounced by some sufficient to
insure readmission, though this is controyerted by
many in leading positions. We are told that though
Texas NAV submit to the Constitutional Amend
ment, she will never become party to her own
II this excuse be justified on the ground that it
is authorized by clause allowing each House
to Judge OF the. qualifications Of its members, a
Congressional majority might override at will the
people of State. To the insinuation that Texas
Is disloyal they would reply that that assumption
establshes q precedent chat Congressional ma
Die OF any State, as reason for perpetuating an
fnustice AS tits, the voice Of Texas is not heard
in her own defence, and no creator wrong can be
done community than to judge its character by
isolated expressions or acts Such statements
come not from the President, the General-nC Chief,
or authorized agents of the Government, but from
small discontenEed factions, and searching inquiry
as TO the true state Of affairs is solicited. Ire peo
Die are claimed to be loyal to the Government and
are intensely anxious that all sectional strife should
cooon
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New YORK, january 7.--Mayor Hofman's mes
sage. delivered to-day to Common Council, slates
that the funded debt of city and county is nearly
s91 600 O00-a decrease Of 1856, 900 from previous
wear. 1t is well secured. There is besides tenn
porary city and county debt Of about 49, 600 ooO.a
lew amounts to nearly SIT 900 900, and is on bas
sis of $40 per cent, while in 1865 it was 9910o
per cent. Tho balance Of the message is only OF
fnnoJ interest
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MARRIED,

At Chester G. a., on Wednesday morning, December
&c, 1866, by Rsv. j. F. WH1TE. Mr. WASHINGTON A.
CLARK OF James Island, so. Ca, to Miss VIRGINIA,
only daughter Of @. d. MELTON, Esq. -
In BROOKLYN, N T., on Thursday December AZ, by the
Rev. JOHN PADDOCK, WIN. n. KIDD, Of CharIeston, g.
c. to LIMA. daughter OF W. IucHo Esq.,, formerly Of
Lexington; KY.
On Thursday evening, January Sd, 1857, at Grace
Church, by the Rev. G. c. PsGREY, ANDREW NJ.
MORELAND' to sARAR g., only daughter Of BENJAMIN
FULLER, Esq, all Of this city . - =
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n,.anetn1 Statement.

New York, January THE Bank INK Statement
shows loans haye decreased 81. 500 800. In specie
the the decrease is ss9Os3O. The circular increase
ia sOs. .253. Deposits increase, 81, 2,2H. Loyal
tender increase, 81 025 434. The import OF specie
Cor thn ruaak is SD 221.
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OBITUARY.

DEPAETED THIS LIFE, In Savannah, Ga, on the 9Th
instant, Mr. HUGH W. HARRAL, native Of sayannah:
Ga. aged 80 years, months and 25 dAys.
ks-The Relatives and Friends Of Mr. HUGH W.
HARRAI, and ofIIr and Mrs. 'w1I1AMHAHnAE and fam:
iy are respectfully invited TO attend the Funeral Of the
former at his ata residence, No. Glebe street. This
Morning. at Eleven O'Clock. january
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Western News.

FonT LARAMIE, NEBRASKA, January Ion the
afty C6eyenne Indians surrounded the telegraph
office at Sweetwater Bridge, and killed and scalped
CalEcotte, the operator, and burned the station:
There were three soldiers with him; one was found
S;heyennes heretofore have been peaceful. Their
taking the war path with the. Sioux win make it
much worse for the small number OF troops in this
territory. An expedition bad started from Lara
mic q few days ago 80 punish the Indians who
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LnuiaYiIle Nowg

The Constitutional lAmendmcntin In Missouri.
ST.. LOUIS, NO., January 6.-The Amendment
passed the Senate to-day by o vote Of 26 to 6.
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General NaRa.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE Department, Of
State has received official information Of reief
from quarantine Of vessels coming from Philsdel'
deiphia having reported the total disappearance OF
cholera from this section since the 21st of Noyem-
ber. The exemption from quarantine, however, is
only when the vessel brings clear bill OF health
and has had no cholera deaths during her passage.
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6oHaRLEsToN Aims HoUsE:!. THE CONE
Mss1oNERs or THE POOR win elect; On wedasaaays
eth January ;tlss7, q MASTER, MaTRoN snd BooE:os
KEEPER to serve fOrthe ensuing year.
ors tor BREAD and BEEF to delivered at
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays e
be Left at the Aims House prior TO the day Of election 7as
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o test case, much money, already distributed as
prize money, will have to be refunded.
A delegation from North Carolina, appointed by
the Governor in obedience to joint resolution OF
the General Assembly, consisting Of Hon. Bedford
Brown formerly United States Senator), General
Leach and John A. Gilmer formerly members OF
Concress), Judge Merriam and P. b. Winslow,
have taken rooms at Willard's Hotel. Judge Brown
and General Leach are already here, and the re-
mainder Of the delegation will arrive tomorrow.
The primary object of the mission is to investigate
the irregular and oppressive collection Of United
States taxes for 1861. They haye, however, con-
ded to their care the general interest OF the State
Liberal provision has been made for the support OF
it's irregular representatives by North Carolina,
and the delegation will remain as long as the In
terest of the State demands. ....
The Governor has been judicious in his appoint
ments. Col. Brown, who is the leader OF the del
eeation, was United States Senator from 1893 TO
1850. Or his fellow Senators Of 1899, only himself
and Judge Sprague, now OF Massachusetts, put
then Senator from Maine, are alive.
The delegation from Arkansas, appointed by the
Fort Smith loyal mass meeting, and composed o.
Valentine Dill, M. L. Stevenson and Jafnes III.
Johnson, have arrived. They bear memorial to
Congress-, asking their authority in behalf Of the
IoyaI people of Arkansas to fern the State Govern
ment. The memorial recognises the; right OF
twenty-six States to legislate for the whole coln-
try, and adopt the Constitutional Amendment by
vote of three-fourths OF the twenty-three. They
ask an extension Of suffrage to loyaists regardless
of color The memorial has fifteen hundred sig-
natures.
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CALIFORNIA; Items.

SAN FRsyc1sco, January samples OF Califor-
den. Charles Wilson, prominent lawyer, has
shot himself in the head, but maintained with his
last breath, that the shot was accidental. .
six: thousand pounds of Soa Island Cotton for
Honolulu arrived, en- route for Liverpool.
The imports OF California for the year arc four-
teen millions; exports seventeen and one-quarter
millions, exclusive Of forty-four millions treasure
and nine and half millions shipping on Govern
ment account -
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Now york CITY Finunces.

LOUISVILLE, January 6.-Judge Ballard. decides
that pardon for violation of the Revenue Laws
does not remit the informers interest in the fine.
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MAGIC INK lPATENTED).- Mill
write ip all colors and shades ont Of ono bottle and nth
one ink; Is unsurpassed for fancy and ornamental
writings. Price, 81 boz, free by mail The trsde
Piled Address: 9. u. coRDoYA,
No 50 william street. Few Yorf:
neeanoher a1 -. 80 - tbstu2nao
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Foreign News

New. .YoRK, January@7.-A San Francisco dis
patch says that Shanghai ndyices Of November the
Sd report the; victory Of ;ManGng, who took the
field in person to- crush out the Shawtung. Three
separate bodies Of European troops were march
ing against the rebels, but foreigners did not en-
tertain any hopes of great succoss.
Details Of the great fire at Yokohama, Japan
state that thirty-fve bodies were recovered, and
the number was hourly increasing. Many persons
were crushed to death by the crowd. Detoohments
Of British sailors, who were landed to save proper
ty, became intoxicated, and engaged in indiserimi-
nate robbery and pillage. The archives OF the
United States Consalate were destroyed BY ire.
The people are suffering for food, there being o
great scarcity Of rice. The Government had,
however, removed the monopoly on its sale, and
allowed foreign merchants to sell direct to con,
sumers. The war in Southern Japa1 was stopped
out faithfully the treaties with foreigners.
Mining news from British Columbia is encour-
aging
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B ARTIFICIAL ,EYEs.-ARTHICIAL.H .HD-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted BY Drs. r..
BaUoH and P. eoUaLEMANN formerly employed BY:
RorssoNNEAu, Of Paris), No. 500 Broadway. New York
April IA .,.-lr -.
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R RjBlEAUTI:F UI. AiI[RIi.e@::gHEYAIIERa
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively reatorsa gray haar
It's ORIGINAL color and youthful beauty; =
strength to the weskest hair stops as filling -
once kseps the head clean is eled ss hsafls
dressing Fold by ali Druggists and aashiOnsble hadr
dresaers, sad at my office mo. Broaaua6 aevss
York ...ti..s- ESQ sARAH.A A0HEyALER, ;M-oDssod
January 80, t5r.cJ;r-s 3mo9 5lta
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

DISTRICT COURT FOR BERKELEY DISTRICT. 90
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE MPossrBnTY OF
procuring place Of safe confinement for Prisoners In
the village Of Pnopos 1t is ordered that tho first Quar-
tery Session Of the District Court for Berkeley be held
at MOUNT PLEASANT anstead Of Pinopons as hereto
fore advertised), on the FoarA Monday in January
Instant.
"A Special Court VIII be held Wednesday, 9th inst,
o. Mount Pleasant Cor the drawing Of Juries.
By order Of Judge F. D. RICHARDSON
]. W. BRowNFIELD,
January stuths Clerk Dist. Court, Berkley.
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J a;ri:kAIM1A I[iIIIs MANiUFACTURMacoN

,skAIM1A MILLS MANUFACTgRNa N " COM
s. s eGons e~.y !; I'm e Sosss5 & We G. 6Sasf.
NEY 'aco,s oFFToE, No: Boyceis Wharf On Jsanaiy
1st 1857; and continue open for one month 1nfGia-
tor respecting the condition Of the Company VIM be
furnished an parties desiring 70 sorwald impor
tant WORK.. e, ss.tff EhKERRIeON "a. :.
- TO-: & & ss@etsy and Treasurer Kima Mills 8
neo.-.har OF ;. thstudmoa
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81 COMMISSION OF MARKETS. 1AhVEw
AIRY 3d. 1857 The Commissioners Of Markets. WIN slea
ON Ronaay 18th inssant the following officers for TIE
Chief Clerh- ..;sa,
n1saiatant Clerk ID GENRE MARKET ss 9 fa ss..t ssss
Assistant Clesf CT Upper Market ~
Clerk Of WEIGHTS and Measures -;
Public; ;Weigher ut Msrknt Street Scales - - - -
Pnblic Weieher at tCAIhouusStrsst ScaleE,
= Applications win be Left on hesra above dato.
Z: WILLIAM KRKwooD, &;
December ssyg ~ :y5.ai:.r:: ;;src1ief Clark. Il.
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s9 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF 4CHARIEs--
ToN-cHInIRsroN December %, 1885 a-An Election fpr
SEVEN DIRECTORS to serve for the ne1t ensuing gear,
viii be held at the Banking Ha, on Taeaaay, the 9Th Of
January. ........ i.,.5,..;, ...G Is.
Decsnbsr 81 muistus WM o. BBEEsK G:.asaIer: =,
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LIVERPOOL .MARKEr.

LIVERPOOL, January 7-Noon.-Cotto quiet to-
day, and sales estimated at 10, 500 bales; Middng
Uplands 16d. Consola for money 90i. Five-twsn.
ties 7S. Erie Railroad Shares 49,; Illinois Central
LoSnoN, Z P. M.-ConsOls, sOl Fives, 70; nli-
Ilois 90: Eries 46,
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Domestic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.


New YonK, January New York Stocks to- - arc
strong. Honey scarce on can. Sterling ". Geu-
pons Of eighty-one 1OSla10sl; Coupons OF sxty-two
10ss1Osi: Coupons of sixty-four, 1864; Coupons OF
siStv Ave, IO5a1053; Ten-forties, 99sa100; IreasI-
ries. 1O4Sa1o5s. Cotton quiet and unchanged.
Fion1r 5a15 better. Sales 5000 bbs.; State 50 Goa
u so; Western 50 G5a14 So; Ohio s12al4 So.
Gold 1881. Wheat quiet and firm; Corn lac. la e.
birher. Sales %. 900 bushels; Mixed 81 q. Oats
STEADY. Sales 1000 bushels; Western 66a67 cents;
State 7OaH cents. Pork steady. New Mess S21.
Lard quiet and steady. Dressed Hogs frmer.
Whiskey quiet. -......aa
Cotton dropping; sales 1000 bales; Uplands S4a9
35: Orleans S5AG36. Flour 15@25 cents higher;
sales 1G GOO bbis. State and Western 50 65@14 IS;
Ohio Sl2l14 so; Southern higher: sales 500 bbs.
at s11 90617. Wheat 1@2c. higher; demand limited;
snles 5000 bushels No. Chicago So 58. Corn &c.
higher; sales 100000 bushels Mixed 81 21@1 %,
closing firm. Stock 1,731,G00 bushels of Wheat;
$50 Doe bushels Of Corn; 451 900 bushels of Oats,
and $50 900 bushels of Barley Oats 1@2c: higher:
Western 6607O. Pork steady; sales 1000 bbls. Ne'y
Moss $40 87@21. Beef quiet. Bacon dull. Lard
stoady Naval Stores quiet. Turpentine 674@6s.
Rosin 81 2509. Rice dull. Sugar frner. Coffee
steady. Molasses dull Gold 1888
The Dry Goods Market is more cheerful. and
though littlo is doing prices are firm. The Com
mereial says money is less stringent, but still firm
at per cent. Government securities were active
and firm early in the day, but became weak on o
pressure to sell old Five-twenties by foreign bank
ers. Influenced by Ashleys measure, Gold is firm;
Stocks quiet but firm; Mining Stocks active and
improving. .,.
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Sc ,5,:jBB BOARD Of FIIREMAsTERs-AN M.lFSCsssa = :
TON. for CLERK AND SUPERINTENDENT and, "A
PUMP CONTRACTOR ipr:. Upper and Loweri iNsrda WIN
be held at the regular meeting Of Beard
Applicants win hand fnthstr letters on q sefors
time. 81 ;ss.gS! s2,2 8:R s!eSTRaBfL ~
JauuaryebU 10 CLARK and Superintendent
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Washington Noyys.

WASHINGTON, January Judge orth has 8, re- e.
tnrned from Indiana. BE reports the election OF
Governor Morton to the United States senatofship
certain. po1
mer will be elected Senator as areward for hls SUI
tering nt the hands of the Kentucky judiciary.
TbSd. Stevens went to Harrisburg this evening"
confident that Pennsylvania will endorse his adj
vanced position on reconstruction by oloetng nn
Tic Texas delegation have received from Gov tov
Throckmorton n report of the special committee
appointed by the Legislature to investigate state
mants of Gen. Kiddoo. The report in the main
represents Texas as tranquil.
-frhe Second Auditor has found it necessary 70
adopt measures which will result in the punish
| ment OF bogus claimants.
been published: Witherspoon u.s. Duncan; from
the the Supreme Court of Alabama; decree affirmed.
rutherford Us Gedds Eastern District OF 6oat Gohls
Of Texas; affirmed. Most Of tho decisions involved
Southern cases, which, during the war, had been
nlaced on what is called the stdead docket Caleb
| fEnshine made an elaborate speech on the Gray
Jacket Case. Ben. Butler is the leading lawyer IN
favor of the Gray Jackets condemnation ns o law
full prize. Should Gushing gain tho case, which is
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WASHINGTON, January THE Veto Message
meets with the hearty approval Of the whole Cabi-
net, excepting Stanton, who believes in its const-
tntionalitY.
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, January IA resolution, offered in
tho House Of Delegates, that the constitutional
Amendment be not ratified was referred to the
COMMITTEES on Resolu tions, after the rejection Of
q motion to suspend tho rules for it's immediate
consideration.
The River is still closed with ice.
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@WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE,
f. IL. WHITING, ESD, aa ) Candidate for Sheriff of
Charleston tJadids,) District at the neIt election
sentarnfer 10 -Etit h::.:. tis:s.
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New York News.

NEw YORK, January 7.-Charlos Sumner, for
mcrly an orderl sergeant in DeKalb'a regiment,
committed suicide on account Of the want OF en-
ploynent. He leaves wife and four children des-
Ata Convention of the Manhattan Crclez, James
Stephens was denounced as on exploded humbug.
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s1gsMEssRs.. EDITORS you WILL PLEASE
announce Gem 4. N. 'MANIdGTrT as . scindida.s sor
Sheriff at the ensuing election. A 'CTTIzEH...,.
November % -. - - stu
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s:AUDrroRs OFFICE fsoUTHs sCARoIlNA
RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLESTON; DH,EafBERa'
20, 1sss-AI interest on the Funded Debt Of
pany payable by Coupons on the LIST of 5snunrs
Will be- paid preentacni ct the ofoe IN :.
John.street; ON or after the Sd proxmo (
December % --sa -. 5,-E- EMERY
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avAWAY WITH sPECTACLEs.-oLDE EYES
made new, without spoctacles Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of tan cents Addreass
E B. Foo1E, NJ D., No 11so Broadway, New Yott: -9is
,yoz,,,t.,a .Ssy:! =
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nTcoIGATEs HONEY soAP.-THIs OEIiE-s
BRATED Toilet Soap. In such universal demand, ,is
made from the choicest materials, 10 mild and eIno1-
Msnt in its nature naRrnntly scented. and eI.3
tremely beneficial in its sction upon the adm For
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. C.
February 7 ;1yr -
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ATHENS, January 7-Noon.-The United States
Consulate at Ccndia has pronounced the Turkish
blockade to be Ineffective. -. ,....ls.fs-
LONDON; January 7-Noon.-Eng gland and France
will not interfere in the Turco-G Greek question II
Russia does not. ..sa.. = -
;. BEnLM, January 7.-By the incorporation Of q
portion of Poland with Prussia, the Polish nation
ee1;tv ia finally obliterated. .:,55,5. ss-..
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as BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-EHW
SPLENDID HAIR DYEis the best in the world. The
only true and perfect Dys-harmlesa. reliable, inssn.
t,neous No Disappointment No ridiculous: tnts.s
Natural Black or Brown Remedies the n effects Of Bad
Dyes InNgorates the hair. leaving 1t soft
The genuine is signed WaEiam a. Bateaeor. Az othsta
are nero limitations and should be avoided. Sold by u
Druggists md Perfumers Factory, No 81 Barclay
street. New York. a.s''s.Sce :
ag BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT. :
Decsmper 10 M
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The Reception of the Veto Message In the
I'm hfnef.
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a.. sTATEE OF soUrH cARoL1NGgG COLLIE

SO. STATE OF SOUTH CARoIlNGaGe GeLIR:
TON DIsTRIcr.-By h IArIAN! WILLIE EsqulrctS
ordnary.-wheress, BENZ. STOKES; commtsatonar IN
Equity made suit to ns to grant him Ii ters Of Ad-
inistraHon Of the derelict estate and ese7 OF 1oHH
aARR These are therefore, to cite and sdInoniah a.
and singular the Kindred and creditors Of the said Jogn
Ana1s late ofcoston District deceased that they be and
appear before me- in the Court be hsd y
WATERFORD, on the ttpentyoa-A day JanaaTy neg,
after publication hereof II II O'Clock ts srei,oeu
to show cause If any they have, why the said Admin
istrstion ahould not be granted. 80 : -.
Given under my hand this fourteenth day OF Decambez
Ammo Donini 1885, B. ALLAN WILLIS, e
December 1e s..s.tEE tu6zo llk@;LGb .O.S D.
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BEsT ATE MOTIF q cE::s:AI iPRRsOsE'
having clsis seninit the Rstate ot ths1 JesKpR T.
HOWARD win present tham, an duly IN
sons indebted thereto win make payment to -; 10 ssf;
t..-a s.::cf. 2,.::.iE4, 81! L. HOWARD, .:aAi {,
November 2s Qualiasd E1ecutnrias
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s@ HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER REVIEWS TIE HAIR. saz.:
HALLS VEGETABLE sIC1LIAN HAIR Re
Restores gray hair to tho original color. .cii.1.
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER f?-yi., ea.y );
Prevents tho hair from falling OF. Z. - .csi;
HALLS, VEGETABLE @CuIAN, HAIR RE-
NEWER >.;si3 u
Makes the hair soft and glossy. r 1890:
HALLS. VEGETABLE sIUIIANi RAIR BE
NEWER :s..s.==- e.-l.:,l.1 =
Does not stain the sldn. ,:.:.. ,:9.l
HALLS VEGETABLE sIcnIAN HAIR BE-
NEWER ..t.;;.ssz.: -: .s.-
Haa proved itself the best preparation r the hsir sv
presented to the public. Price q. ...- :
For sale By all druggists. Wholesale by -.
KING & CASSIDEY;,
March Is tu1yrt:,.-! z CHARLEaToN.. -
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SPECIAL: .TICEs.s-.sss:.55;:::..'ss:: IL

~ TO PLANTERS AND FACT0Bs. No
moro COTTON TO BE GNNED win be receiyeds q the;
West Point Mm until further notice.
january i % WINK eLEBBY. agent.
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our Cablo Dispatohes.

WASHINGTON, January s, 1867.
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md debated

The Nebraska Bill was taken up and debated,
Tbe vote on tho veto was rs follows Nays
Cowan. Dixon, Doolittle, Foster Hendricks john
son, Nesmith, Norton, Patterson. mud Vanwi1kle.
Absent-Brown, Buckalloo, Davis, Guthrie aar-
ris, McDougal, Nye, Pomeroy, Riddle Salisbury
Sprague, Wilson, and Yates.