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Nashington News.

1900 bales.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, September 14.-In California tht
Democrats have twenty majority ON Joint ballo
and two members of Congress.
At Republican meeting at Philadelphia Sena
tors Nye, Cameron and Cattcl spoke. resolu
ton, declaring it the duty OF Congress to impeacl
passed enthusiastically.
McCool has challenged Joe Coburn to fight fol
$4,000.
Numerous suits are before the District Court:
here to test the constituti '"lity of the Congress
sional ConGscatiop Act, VIII reby the property o
persons who went South was sod during the lift
of those implicated.
Caleb Cushing has been employed by DR.. Gar
net, who occupied high medical position in thu
Confederate army, to conduct test case.
An Omaha dispatch says hundred and sevent.
lodges of Arapahoes, under Little Shield, propose
surrending, provided the whites protect them, ant
feed their families Orders have been issued t.
accept the terms.
The Dominican Government refuses to sell Sa
mana to the United States Government for nava
station.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE EARaIY-ADJUTANT-GEsER
AIS OFFICE Washington, September l3, 1851
General Orders No. 86.-District Commanders
will cooperate with the Commissioner and Assis
tant Commissioners of the Freedmen's Bureau il
reducing the number of employees and volunteers
still retained in service, by giving details of off
GERS and enlisted men Of the army, to take theil
place when it can be done without manifest detri
ment to the service.
BY command of General Grant.
Ed. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General
The Presidential party, including Gen. Grant
leave at six o'clock Tuesday morning for Antie-
tam.
Kelly will shortly revisit the South, confning
his attentions to the seaboard States.
McClelan's friends say he will not return home
this year.
National Bank circulation, s299, 49, 900; securi-
ties held S340 500 600. Revenue to-day, S269 600;
total for fiscal year to date, $50, 81 ,000
All the clerks aud officials in Washington have
received othcial copies OF the Presidente procla-
nation.
Coin in the Treasury, $780, OO22, 900.
The Governors OF New York and New Jersey
with staff leave Jersey City Monday + + Antietan.
Revised regulations concerning removal, weigh
ing and packing cotton have been approved by the
Secretary of the Treasury a.d will be issued next
week.
Transportation bonds'are abolished, and bills OF
lading substituted in their place. The of metallic
tags for marking bales is imperatively required.
Several notifications OF former regulations are
made to facilitate the movement Of otton and in
sure the collection OF the tax.
Edwin Booth applied for Wilkes Booths trunk,
which remains at the National Hotel, but the War
t.
WASHINGTON, September 15.--Mr. Seward gave
a parting dinner to the Austrian Minister, Count
Wydenbruck The French and British Ministers
were present. The Secretary OF Legation acts
till the arrival of Won Frankenstein.,
A special Omaha dispatch says that the North
ern hostile Indians refused to meet the Commis-
sioners, unless they agree to withdraw all the
troops from the Powder River country.
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The Atlanta La;eaigencer of the 18th says; I'VE
leo,n that The Government has leased the race
track nj the West End, and will at once convert It
into military garrison, it being understood that
one thousand men will be stationed at this point.
A contract has been entered into with THOMAS
ALEXANDER, the owner, for the use of the place at
$1,000 Oper wear for five years. We understand that
,be work will be at once commenced.
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ag- BOARD OF REGISTRATION. THIRD

; &p' BOARD OF .hEIlSlhAtlON. -.IhlhD
PRECINCT.-Ths Board viii ait as usual on Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesiay at the Hope Engine House, and
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. at the stonevan
Engine House, in George street. nom O'Clock, A. N.
to 3 O'Clock P. M, till the afternoon of the Goth
instant when tho books will be opened for pubts
inspection to wit: the 2lst, sd and 24th ct the
Hope Engine Honse, and on the 26th and 26th ut the
stonewall Engine House. -. 49,
On the 27h the Board viii sit for the correction Of the
list day each of the above places for the correc-
ton of the ss namely, for the erasure Of any names
improperly recorded and for the insertion of the names
omitted. PANS
Citizens who have lost their Certificates of citizenship
Citizens who have filed their Declarations Of Intention.
Foreign Citizens who compelled to volunteer into
the Rebel army invited to register subject to tina
revisal of the Commanding General. =
The orders to register all who present themselves.
- rr JAMES III. MORRISON, 1. =.
Chairman Board of Registrar, I
~ for Third Precinct 0ity.)
San,arobar D
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A titaniierous sand has been found in the poriu-
cuese Island of Santiago, II tl.a Cape yerd arohi-
pelago This sand ia composed OF extremely
small grains, jet black, but no: Crystalline, a'fi-
fentally mixed up with very lev c'lored part'-
clcs. 1t is attracted by the magnet, though all or
its grains do not possess this property. Ut this
sand 52 per cent. is metallic iron and i: IL thought
it can be utilized with profit.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@MR. EDWARD ROACH WILL ACT AS MY
ATTORNEY during my absence from the State.
WILLIAM ROACH
september H. 1867. September 16
as- wHEAToNs OINTMENT WILL CURE
the Itch.
wHEATOA'S OINTMENT will cure Salt Rheum
wHEATON'S OINTMENT cures Old Sores.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT cures all Diseases of the
Skin.
Price 90 cents: by mail 60 cents All druggists sell it.
WEEKS l. POTTER, Boston, Proprietors.
September 16 mwfly
aT IN EQUITY RLESTON,-EXECU-
TORS wM. s. ELLIOTT, ELIAS H0RLBECK, ct Al.
In pursuance of order made by Chancellor JOHNSON
In this cass dated the 9th day OF August 1867 the cred
tors of the Estate OF the late WILLIAM s. ELLIOTT,
Esquire, are notified to in and prove their claims
before me- before the 10th day VI September next
or be debarred from all benefit of any decree hereafter tc
be made in this case.
JAMES TUPPER, =
August 10 mw9 Master in Equity.
ag- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
the expiration of three months from this day ap
plcaton will be made to the proper persons for renewal
of the following Bonds and Stock belonging to the estate
OF Tile late DOctOr ShhUEL NlLoON uestrogeu uuiiAB
the recent war, viz:
Two Bonds Note $50 and 2l9 Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Company. each $1,000.
One Bond, No. 2O7 Montgomery ard West Point Rail-
road Company. $500.
STATE SOUTH CARO- M THREE PER CENT STOCK.
No. 763 for sS077 0i in February 7th 1882.
No. 500 for $1,000 in September 18th. 1887,
No. 712 Tor s558 "a in October 18th, 1927.
No. 5s2 for $3.50 in April 27th 1918.
No. 743 for s1655 SO. March orNoyember eth, 1929.
WILLIAM NJ. WILSON.
CARRERE
Qualified Executors.
August 16 aug 16, 81, sept 16. 80. oct 16, 81
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.s-oPTJCE DEpOT AND DIsBURSING

RJOFFICE DEPOT AND DISBURSING
oUARTERMAsTER. ATLANTA. Ga, September 3. 1867.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office until IL
NJ Friday, September 90, 1857 at which time they will
be opened for supplying this Depot with the following
amounts of FORAGE AND STRAW. viz:
100000 pounds Oats
455.OOO pounds Hay. balei.
100000 pounds Straw, balel.
The Oats to be sound free from chafi or dirt and put
I'D In GOOD strong sacks of not less than two more
than four bushels per sack. The Hay and Straw to be
sound free from dust and weeds and we'll baled. The
whole to he Gbject to such nsp con the Department
may direct.
Bids must be IN TRIPIIcATE with a copy Of this adyer-
sement attached to EACH and bear the endorsement OF
two responsible persons who willing to become sure
y for the bidder i'll the of the contract being award
ed TO hin Proposals not complying with the require
rlents of this advertisement will be rejected.
Delivery to commence within ten 0 days after notid
cation Of approval contract and continue at the rate Of
not less than onchrd OF the whole amount per month
to be delivered in cars upon tho siding at the foot Of
Forsyth street. OF at tho Quartcrrlasers warehouse,
Forsyth street Atlanta Ga, the uartermastcT mag
direct.
Proposals. for tie delivery CT onerd the amount Of
Forage aud onehaf tho OF Straw viii be entoT-
taincd, or for each article separately.
Bidders ere invited be present represented at the
opening of the bids.
Satisfactory evidence Of loJay Of each successful bid
der and soyancy OF the persons offered az surety will
be required.
The Government reserves the right to rcec AMI and
all bids
Proposals should be addressed to the undersigned
and endorsed proposals for the delivery OF Forage and
Straw"
BY order of Breyet Brigadier r. SAxTos Chief
Ouarterlnaster. H. j. FARNSWORTH,
lst Lieut. 34th U. 5. Infantry, A. A. Q. NJ,
Senf.mher7 10 In charge of Depot
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TELEGRAPHTC.
Oar Cable Dispatches.

LoEDoS. September 14.-The race of the clipper
ships from China, with new tea won by the
Talping. Sixteen vessels started simultaneously.
LIVERPOOL. September 1t.-Papers and articles
belonging 10 the Fnoch Bremer, hence for Boston
have been found, and it is supposed the Bremen
has ioundered.
BERLIN, September ia postal treaty with
the United States, greatly reducing rates, mas
been concluded
VIENNA, September IA Count Charles Won
yrankensten succeeds Wydenbruck as Minister al
Washington.
CoNsrANTKopLE. September IA fiiman nom
the Sublime Porte, granting general amnesty to
the insurgents OF Gambia, has been officially pro-
muigated The Government has concluded not TO
send 10 Candia, as proposed, u commission, con-
sisting OF Ottoman and Greek members, to inquire
into the grievances Of the Cretans.
LONDON September 14-Noon.-Consols s4i.
Bonds 79l.
FRANKFORT, September 14.-United States Bonds
76l.
LIVERPOOL, September iE2 2. Motion clos
ed more active than at opening. Middling Up
lands 9td.; Middling Orleans SID. Sales to-day
1900 bales.
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sarA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEt
country home after sojourn of few months in t-s
city, was hardly recognized by her friends In placeo
a COARSE rustic, flushed face she had soft ruby con-
plexion OF almost marble sInoothness, and instead
twantytrcc she really appeared but eighteen Uponln
ouiry as to the cause great change she paini
told them that she used the CIRCAsSIAN BALM, AMI
considered it an invaluable acquisition to any
By its use any Lady or Gentlemen improve their per
sona appearance hundred told. 1t ia simple init
combination Nature herself simple yet unsurpass
ed in ts efficacy drawing impurities from also heal
ing cleansing and beautfying the Gkin and complexion
BY Its direct ction the cuce it draws from it all Its
impurities kindly healing the same, and leaving the sur
ac. as Nature intended 1t should be-cear SOFT smooth
aud beautiful Price 81 sent by Mail Express on re-
ceipt uf IN ORDER by
W. T.. CLARK 4 CO. Chemists,
No 3 West Fayette Street syracuse, n. Y.
The Only American Agents Tor the sale oi the same
AIarcu 80 ly
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@ ADMINISTRATOR NoTICE.-ALL PER-
SONS having demands against the Estate of tn, lata
JAMES FITZPATRICK, vii present the same properIY
attesed; az all persons indebted to the said Esae will
make payment to Messrs CAMPBELL & sEAsRooz, No.
so Broad street. MICHAEL sTAUNToN,
September thsm6 Administrator de bonis non
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MoNEKA. are hereby notified that she is this Day
dischargng cargo at South Atlantic Wharf. All goods
remaining the wharf at snrset will be stored at
pense and risk of owners.
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The last sessions of the Board will be 1t Flo
renee on the 18th and l4th inst.
is. FTLLERBROWN. Ohm.
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tuu # col cton of seventy -iv- article the follow
ig narrative awHdcd p:cmium of - by the
commit choen decide upon the merits Of tn con-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-02-22
4 Hog in Hoops.

\ few DAYS since a lady residing in the
eastern pant oi the Stale having Just re-
turned from an evenings entertainment,
hearing a noise on the back stoop- long
and very narrow one. sie stepped out 10
ascertain the cau>e- Al the farther end
she discovered The intruder in the shape OF
Il good Sized hog She al once assumed
4 bcili-erent attitude and commenced
screaming ''Whee, Vince" The log
took the alarm and made for the door.
and discovering the largest space 10 be be-
twecn the lady's two icti pitched for that,
and she instant y assumed a horizontal
position and movement ior the door. But
10 prevent a premature clupement she
caught hold of Il post and her hoops caught
the ho-. His swine>hip iound himself at
once incarccratell in hoops. Then came
the >Iru~"ie-a woman's discrimination
against a hoe's will-a contest not unequal
but H. persistent ;l> II WAS ludicrous The
noi>r brought the laJly'S good mother TO
the scene but what couldshe DO , although
tie Squealin. of the pig and the positive
assertion of The la,ly that She should be
kille,l'' WIS hard for a fond mother 10
bear without lending assistance. A COM
promise was unavoidable, and TO effect
this the hoops were unf;,Stenel and away
went his pig>hip. arayed IN his new attire,
lacking only one thing 10 make HIM rcs-
pcciably dressed, VIZ: \ wafer iall-Ecr-
mORt.r.
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From the C,ngrerit oDsiist.
GUNG1: 4:
Or. the 'sAlI-Bad" and the "AIl.Good. /.

tuu' # col cton of -evcny-iv- article the follow
i.g narrative awudcd p:emium of 80 by the
commit choen decide upon the merits Of tn con-
tribu ions
The long dreary rain had scarcely ceased
lis constant patter for weeks. against the
window OF the Sittin@-room of a bamboo
cottage in Northwestern BurmalI. A
lady stood by the window looking beyond
the ;rickliDg drops that chased each 9th
er down the waterdimmed pancS in weary
succession. looking beyond the lines. the
plantainS and the cocoanuts that embo-
>omed the little mission home. upon the
swollen banks of the rapid Brahmaputra.
one of those ''twin rivers of Asia. rising
in the same region with the Ganges. flow
ing separately hundreds OF miles, and
then uniting again TO pour their waters
hv a double mouth into the Bay OF
Bengal.
fvou had notlooked closely, YOU might
have thought she was idly watching the
muddy stream that filled its low banks to
ovcrhowing, OF some native boat gliding
rapidly upon its swollen surface: or per-
haps recalling the sad calamity which be-
| fel their former mission home in Sadiya.
when, three years before, one of the four
/ long looked for missionaries who was
nearing their town. was drowned in this
same river, i'll sight cf the mission station
he so eagerly sought. But had you OBJ
served carefully, you would have felt sure
that neither the river nor the driving rain
held her attention. Tears were slowly
courSing down her checks, which time
had scarcely turrowed; though he had
mingled a few delicate threads of silver
with the soft brown curls that shaded hel
thoughtful face. The present was lost
sight of for the moment, and warm
thoughts were busy with the past. A
curlouSly carved secretary, of dark wood,
stood near the window, and on It's top 9
Chinese tray, filled with bright Patna
toys-a child's tea-set. One hand lay
carelessly on the windows ledge, while
the fingers of the other toyed absently
with scarlet sugar-bowl edged will
bright green, and bands of shining black
The little dishes were too fresh and glossy
to have been worn by childish use. The,
were a new set, only there to fill the plac,
of an old one, which had often stood ther,
when busy fingers had grown weary, ant
left them for their good night pillows
And where were the little ones All, i
was that question with which memory Wa.
busy; tugging at that whicn ever lie:
nearest mothers heart
One, the little boy of five, the most ten
derby cherished, and, if possible, the bes
beloved, because for months patient suf
ferer from 4 terrible disease peculiar t,
the climate of India, lay now sweetl
sleeping in his turf-covered bed in a GENE
terry at Calcutta the infant form G
another lay alone near their home in anoth
er part Of Burmah and Yet another, tn
first born, who had early given her hear
to the Saviour, and been early calle,
home, was separated from. them by tn
!ocean, and slept sweetly at last in be
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GElsT FROM TIE PARpoN MILL-Aa
analysis OF iiie li-t of pardons granted 10
The high officials lately in rebellion shows
that the following persons have been par
donei: cabinet oilicers,-Geo. Trenholm,
secretary OF the treasury; Geo. Davis
and Wade keyes, ex-atlorncy generals,
assistant treasurer, L. {. Elmare; minis
ter 10 France, ClilS. J. Faulkner agent
in Europe. Pierre Soule; ext nited States
justices, marshalS anl district attorneys,
5: confederate justices, nnarsllals and dis
trici attorneys, ) rebel commissioners. };
rebel Governors, .: rebel lieutenant COVER
nors. ,: ex United States naval officers.
.; rebel naval officers, .; prirateers, q
blockade runners, ) !; eN-members OF con-
gre,s of the United States, II; of the
rebel congress, 93, rebel colonies and
lieutenant colonies, ) rebel brigadier
generals, % rebel major generals, ..
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The Idiot Boy.

The Philadelphia Press quo.es the following beaui
,oem and says, "Tho.e who have heard this touch
fusion reoited by the celebrated tiagedian, Mr. Fon
viii forget either the pathos with which he rem
o. his simple, affecting in reduction to it. Mr. For
hinks tie writer the brother Of the poet South
'ut wh,ever he was, hi should be connected W
whenever published or read, wha; will awaken The
Melancholy and pleasing emotions"
!. had pleased God to form poor Ned
A thing of idiot mind,
Yet to the poor, unreas' ming boy
God had not b, Ell unkind.
Old Sarah loved her helpless child,
VIII IN helpessness m.de desr.
And life wss everything to him
Who knew no hope or fear.
She knew hi wants, she understood
Each half artic late call,
For he was everything to her,
And she TO him was sll
And go for many year they lived,
Nor knew with besiIe
But age d length on SarIh came,
And she fell sick sud died.
lie tried in vain to 'waken her,
He called her o'er and Ger:
They told him che was dead the word
To him no import bore.
They closed her ewes and shrouded her,
Whilst he stood wond ing by,
And when they bore her to the grave
He followed silently.
They laid her in The nar. ow house,
And sung The funeral stave,
And when the mournful train dispersed
He loitered by the grave.
The rlbble boys that used to jee-
Wheue'er they saw poor Md,
Now stood and wat nd him a. the grave,
And not W o:d WIS said.
They me and went and came again,
And n ght at last drew on;
Yet sill he lin.;rr, 1t the pace
Till eve.y one had gone.
And when he found hims If alone
He quick removed the clay.
And aised the coffin in his aims
And bore il quick away.
staight went he t. his mothers cot
And laid il on the floor,
And with the Gag ss Of JOY
lie rred the cottage door.
Al tncc he ullcpd his moth.r'l corpse
Upri ht within her chair,
And then hcapcd the hearth AID blew
The kinding fire wi care.
Sh in her wonted chair,
1t was her wOnt,d d place,
And bright the fir h.azed and flashed,
keflecting from her face.
Then bending down he'd feel he. hands,
Anon hDr fare behold;
Why, mother, do yoa Look 50 psie
And why ar you so cold?
And when the neighbo:s on It morn
Had force. the cottage door,
Old Sarah's corps was in the chair,
Ard Ned's was on tn, floor
1t Lad pleased God from ttis poor boy
H. o.ly f lend to cell,
Yet God was MT unkiId t. him,
Tor death ic-tor, d him I'll.
d --1v--I-- ass--.--~-.=s~
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TIMELY lrEM.-Mr. Pullup, coming
home late, pretty full, = finds The walking
very slippery, AMI lie exciaims: .'V-r-
very singular = wh-whcnever water
freezes ii allus fr-freezes with the S.
slippery side up. Singular
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EIRE. FIRE. FIRE.

ready for -t,n, So portable that carries it
without hndrauce activc excrtiC For manufac o.
res, warehouses; depo public buildings, hotels and lri
vat caid nccs it j. indi pcnsabl an! for and
sailing vessels it vitally eccssary lite boat
life It occupies hut little space, contains
chemical liquid (pcrpctualiy rcnewalr and is ualI,
e;cacous at any lapse Of time SO mpl tuat 10y can
charge or manage it, c9s-Se d for ci.c lar address
AMERICAN FIRE EXTINGjISHER Co.,
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I. Y. { !. NIARD. WEST BURKE, VI.

val! ,v - n iqh4h;tans cf this place and vicinity
t.sr vii Il e. 4. for cash or ady ay heaper than
ulc..,-. ant; il this vicinity. Ilcase come and cx-
amin. ~ .-rct Ne i-h il di-tncty understood that
ir uo ..ublc TO how goods, if you with 10 buy. All
kiuds auttd exchange tor goods or cash, At
IL, hi .cst ma ket prize.
Wca, li-, arcat. f5r She mlrs Improved Clothes
VIII ;ac h,-t .,4n-cr i tie kct for he price.
We. HAka, Jan. Il l-6,. tlaprt'
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