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ZNTEsTMENTs-Ev1Ls OF INAcIIoN.-The New
YORK journal OF Consn.eree, while declaring it's in
ability to answer the questions Of numerous cor
respondents as to the best investments for thoir
surplus capital, yet INDUCES some reflections and
suggestions on the subject which are valuable
There is no method, it truly remarks, of placing
any worldly substance beyond The reach of abso-
lutte loss, except in giving it in worthy charities
AL attempts to guard accumulated treasure from
the risk of loss, while retaining personal con-
troll OF it for future use must fail tho nature of
things. The risk must b. incurred, and no hu-
man WIT has found an investment that will hold
the treasure beyond contingency. Some invest
ments are safer than others, but oven these cam
not be classified in order with my approach to
positive certainty. The general ru'o is truo that
tno chancos o. loss are fairly measured by the
chances OF profit. An investment which promises
large return places the capital at proportonate
rlsk, and the exceptions only provo the rule
There never was a time when business men felt
the burden Of forecasting tho future more op-
pressively than at present. This is one secret of
the increased mortality among prominent NOR
chants and capitalists during the last year. and
both the burden and the uncertainty increase as
they strain their vision to penetrate, if possible
the unknown future
we do not recommend, however, a period of in-
action, because OF this uncertainty. He that OBJ
serTeth tho clouds shall not COW, and he that re-
sardeth tho winds shall not reap. Activity, with
some apparent loss, is better than utter staena-
ton; not only better for the community generally,
but also better for the individual trader or work
man, whose returns may seem to leave balance
on the wrong sido OF the account AS q nlan1lfac-
5urinc establishment sutfors loss by running at
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less than cost than by an actual stoppage which
leayeB the machinery to rust and tho laborors to
scatter 40 it is with individual enterprise. sus-
nonsion brings the rust of naction on all tho ma
chinery of business, and ssipatos the forces
which must be kept together if success is to be
Gained in the future Every man has done his duty
when no works at his best, and results may then
be safely left to the direction Of an overrulng Fro
idenco. The season for activity has come; let al
men do rcsolutely what comes most painly to Their
hand, and hope fortthc best This ls nos oniy op,
vious wisdom, but the cloarest requirement OF
dntr -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New York Prize Association,
No. 500 BROADWAY, NJ
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MELODEONS, SEWING
MACHINES MUSIC BOXES, SILVER
WARE, FINE GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES,
AND
ELEGANT &JEwELRY,
VALUED At
$500, 900.
MISCELlANE N E0US.

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS TIE
W. and valuo Of each article OF our goods arc
marked on tickets placed In sealed envelopes and well
mixed On receipt OF 26 CENTS an envelope containing
such ticket will be drawn without choice, and delivered
at our office, or sent by null to any address, The pur
chaser after seeing what article 1t draws and Its value
which may be from one to five hundred dolars-can
then on payment Of dollnr, receive the article
named or may exchange It for my other erco marked
on our circular ut the value. Every ticket draws m
article worth one dollar more. No BLANKS.
Our patron7 can depend fair, honorable dealing.
The article drawn will be delivered ut our oce regard
OF its value promptly sent ss directed by return
mail, or express.
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt
OF vaunbc gifts from may be seen on file ut our Of
fee among whom We arc permitted to refer to:
John S. Hocomb, Llmbertvle. N. j., gold watch value
$780, Mrs. s. Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street. Brook
lyn sowing machiuo $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford, Conn,
geld lover watch value $500; Hon. r. q. Briggs Waah-
ington. D. c., diamond pn s175; Sutherland No.
100 Lexington avenue, piano, $780, Mrs ~ Jackson No
COS Nineteenth s1aet. N Y, sewilg machine 30; Jos.
Camp. Elmra, n Y, melodeon, si5O; Miss Z. Collins,
Atlanta, Ga diamond cluster ring, s225; DR.. Henry
Smith Worcesor Ar 3d., sewing machine, $685. H. Shaw,
No. 133 18th street. n " gold watch. Sl50; Edw. Boyn-
tom Nashville Tenn, melodcon, $100; james RUSSELL
Montgomery, Ala, gold hunting watch, $3.50; r. T.
Smith, Providence r. L. silver lever watch, $50; Oscar
P,,rdy Madison, N j., music box $46; hon. B. 8. New
ell St. Pauls MIMI, gold watch, SIZES; J. r. Sperry,
Li:chfed Conn.,, silver watch, sos; VIM. B. Peck Hsr
lcm nls music box STE; Vim. Raymond. Dayton, Ohio,
silver toa set Sl25 Miss T. III. schenck Detroit Mich,
diamond car rings S225; Pierre Bcaudin, St. Charles
Hotel, Now Orleans diamond ring, $170; Mrs. Martha
Barnes st. Louis, No., melodeon, value $125.
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CQPARTMERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTION OP COpARTNERsHIP.
FIlHE FIRM OF NI1LLEt; STONE Is THIS DAY
II dissolved Ey mutual consent. The outstanding
Of tho late firm will be settled by MIR. A. o.
STONE, who is alone authorized to sign III liquidation.
Z. MILLER
January II, 1867. ALD'T O. STONE.
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r w I r

CONTINUE TO CARRY ON THE SHIP CHANDLER
" BUSINESS ut the old sand No. 155 EAST BAY
where will be happy to receive tho patronage of tho
lats firm. ALBT 0. STONE.
January 22
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IT PRIVATE sALE-A FINE FARM. IN
IN GOOSE CREEK PARISH, containing G2 rcrcs OF
land 81 of which cleared and under fence The bal
well wooded This pnco il situated l6 miles from
Charleston tho State load and Within quartor Of
milo OF the Northeastern Railroad There is fno
ohard on the place.
For information apply to
- DR.. H. DAER,
December II No. 191 Meeting street.
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EDUCATlO N AL.

STATE NORMAL AND HIGH SCHOOL,
ESTABLISHED BY THE LEGISLATURE FOR THE
INSTRUCTION OF YOUNG LADIES IN THE HIGH
Err BRANCHES OF EDUCATION-ST. PHILIP
STREET, CHARLESTON, S. c.,
VTJHL BE OPEN JANUARY I'D, 1867. REV. HENRY
w NJ. MOOD. A. NJ, Principul. Professors Teachers.
and Lecturers oabty have been employed and thorough
instruction will be afforded In evory department Tho
study s Of the highest Crude pursued by young
ladies, and il equal to the most advanced standard Of
Female Colleges.
The year is divided into two sessions OF FIVE months
cRch
Tuihsn including the usual branches, with FRENCH,
VOCAL MUSIC and DRAWING, sl2 60.100 per half ses-
sion. Pupils mBJ obtain Board under the direction Of
tho PriuGpal, at S35 per four woeks, which includes
lights washing md fue all payments srctly in advance.
c. G.. MEMMINGER
Chairman OF the Board.
E. MONTAGUE GRIMKE, Secretary.
E- Columbia papers please copy six timcs onco each
week. and send bill to the Secretary. ut Charleston
January Mw12
NIGHT SCHOOL.
nN AND AFTER ONDAYTHE EXERCISES OF THE
" subscribers School will bo conducted at No. 364
KING STREET, east side, door south Of George,
which will bo taught excepting, Writing and the
higher branches Of Mathematics and Englsl including
Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry, &C., Political Economy,
Rhetoric Logic, &c, &c.
Terms moderate. Apply as abovc.
DOIY & SHERFESEE.
January mwf2mo
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TNOR ALE, A SCHOLARS IP IN A PEiILA-
T. DELPHA University of Medicine md Surgery.
This Scholarship entities students to full instruction
til graduation III the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. embrac-
ing Anatomy Surgery, Physiology, Matsra Medica,
Chemistry Obstetrics. and Discusses of Women and Chill
irep prin.iplcs and Practice of Medicine aud Patholo
gy AS this is ono Of the first Medical Universities OF
the country, favorable opportunity is offered those
studying medicine for scholarship Apply Mt this
OJira DocSmbcr 15
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nIScnV.J;rrJ3lN

TIME COMPREHENSIVE EXISTING UNDER TILE
i style and 1ir1n OF WILLIAMS Il COVERT is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Dir. ID. Il. WILLIAMS
is alone auth rizsd to sig. the OF the firm in iqu
tlation D.R w LLIAMS.
HENRY G. COVERT.
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r EW A R'DC..

N1WENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-STOLEN
from tho stables Of the subscriber on Saturday
night the 18th inst. bright sorrel trea) MULE medium
height long coupled, star in his forehead and mas
swater nut giving him the appearance OF having oeen
Mule $40 more proof to convict the thief Address
GEORGES STATION, South Carolina Railroad.
january % 5x L. A. HARPER.
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CHPARTNERsIlI
WE THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVE THIS DAY
wv formed q Copartncrship i'll this city, under tho
namo OF D. Il. WILLIAMS CO., for the transactions OF
the Wholesale Hat Cap Straw and Millinery Goods, ut
the old stand No. 12a Mootiug street. Pnckney
D. H..WILLIAALS,
r. FLEMING,
". F. BAKER.
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| ID UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IHAI UNDElt
tho following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Oiice. s. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
SEC. l. Be IL Ordained 1y tie Mayor and Aldermen IN
Cit Council assembled That from and after the first day
OF january licenses shall bc aken out for all CARTS drys
and wagons, used for private and domestic purposes III
the aud uccording to tho sao provisions
of forco in relation to CARTS drayg aud wagons
driven for hire except giving bouds, And cnch such
cnrt drny wagon sLa DO provided with badge con
tanning The number thereof and marked Prirate to be
plnccd ON the outside OF the shaft.
SEC No person shall bo taken BY the Treasurer as
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning IL
cars drays wagons and other carriages un-
less ho or she be q frceholder.
SEC 3, Tho following shall hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public and prirnte CARTS drys. wagons &C.,
including the horsos mules used thereof Wlch shau
be free from other taxation:
PUBLIC CARTS, DRAis ETC, on THOSE EMPLOYED IN ANY
BUSINESS WHATEVER, FOR HIRE DIRECT OR INDIRECT.
every cart dray or wagon drawn by QUE horse or
mule, 800
For every curt dray wagon, drawn by two horses
mules $50.
For every hack and carriage with two wheels, SEQ
For every hack aud carriage with four wheels, $40
For every stage or omnibus toxcept line omnlbus)
with two horses, $50.
Tor every stage or omnibus except Hne omnlousb
drawn by four horses, sGU
For every drawn by two more horses or mules
$780,
or mules, $50.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS DRATs ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon So.
For every cart, dray wagon used for private o. do
mesHc purposes aud not to bc employed III the trans
porting of goods wares, merchandise, lumber Or any
other commodity, for compensation. either directly OF
indirectly the shall pay for license the sum ol
S5 exclusive OF tile horse Or mule.
Ratified in City Council, this 10th day Of January,
IT, 81 in tho year of our Lord thousand eight hun
p C. GA1LLARD, Mayor.
January 5 - ". Il. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.
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Col. ButfoN N. HARRISON, formerly Private
Secretary to President DAVIS, has commenced the
practice Of law, at No. IL Pine street, New York
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No rule car be given applicable to all cases, but
general thing, We believe, it will be found best
to put in" no larger crop than can be readily cu-
tivated with the forco in hand, and to plant q
smaller quantity Of good or highly manured land,
rather than q large number Of ACRES of poor md
unproductive SOIL AS between small farms and
largo plantations We would give no advice; the for
NOR suiting some and the latter others. Somo
men can govern large kingdoms, others cannot
rule their own households. Each should and
doubtless will pursue that course which his ca
pacity and his means tit him, and which, we may
soy, nature has marked out for him.
few words in conclusion. Let al our farmers
and planters, and indeed, all others who have oc-
casion to employ negro labor, ever bear in mind
the new duties and obligations upon them, in con-
sequence Of the changed relation of the two races
Let them be kind, and just to punctousness in all
their dealings with the freedmen-the moro so on
account Of tho ignorance Of the lattor. Let each
practically show, by lis dealings with his subordi-
mates, tharby industry, good behavior, and faith
full compliance with their obligations, they will
never fail to make comfortable support, and at
the same time gain the esteem and good will Of
those whom they most desire should think vol of
them
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

DUBLIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
tho following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from thy Oilcu S. THOMAS,
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Charleston, 10th January, 1866.
January17
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o R SALE.

V1OK SALE, ONE PAIR HANDSOME MA
SII0GANY BAY MARES, Ave and six years old;
spirited work well in harness, and rtde well under tho
saddle One of them thoroughbred Apply Mt this
office. WINS Junoary -
T,OR SALE or, RENT, THAT FINE PLAN
Il TAT1ON called MO0NHoRN, on Daniels lslnnd,
nbot eight miles ON ChnreBon containing three hun
dred and twelve acrr3 There are freedmen on the place
willing to contract for lnbor. Apply at ANN STREET
OFFICE, South Carolina Ruilroad Company
January "a "
MULES FOR SALE.-GOOD BROKE
N1 MILES ALWAYS on hand and for sale, ut HOCKA-
DAYS STABLES, corner King and Spring streets.
Ia,nerv ~ thstu4*
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There is, perhaps, more money in the country
now than there was year ago, but not enough to
allow of a general introduction Of the system last
named. Many Of our farmers will therefore again
have to work on shares. They have the experience
of two years, and should therefore now be able to
profit BY it. There is, OF course, the same differ
ence among farmers as among the followers Of any
other calling. The Same qualifications are roqui-
site for vigilance, perseverance
and economy. These he requires under all circum-
stances If he is to have authority over others in
his employment, ho should have decision Of char
acter, be forbearing and conciliatory in his inter-
course with them, yet always assert dignifed
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Weak doses Of washboard are now recommended
to ladies' who complain Of dyspepsia. Young men
troubled in the same way may be cured by strong
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NOR ORSALR.-ADEsIRABL PLANTATION
on Port Royal Island. OF $50 acres; 200 acres ready
for cultivation tho balance wood and This place Is
beautifully aitunted on Broad River, one hours drive
from tho Town OF Beaufort. 1t has ample accommods-
tions for norera is we'll supplied with horses carts
oain aud mart OF tho purchase money remain or
mortgage II desred For further particulars inquire OF
c. W. DENNIS,
D1o,tA JotoI
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TNOR SALE.-A SUPERIOR TOP BUGGY
r and a set Of BUGGY HARNESS, can be bought
reasonably by applying to Nm. I. ELFE.
nace,nSer 10 No. 90 Ansonatreet.
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T1OR SALE OR RENT, RAMSAY GROVE
PLANTATION. OIL Black River, seven miles from
GEORGETOWN consisting ofl75 ceres Of the best and safest
Zee lands with ample uplands cleared aud wooded This
nlcco presents UNUSUAL attractions. The hRuks trunk.
Gc, arc all in good order; also, Dwelling House, stabc
barns and negro houses Tho former slaves all relnr
upon tho place. and any one purchasing OF rennng can
make m1cciRte arrangements for the labor required
WIN. GREENE, Georgetown,
Or pINCKNEYs BROTHERS,,
@Januorv 1s North Atlantic Wharf,
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THOR SALE. TWENTY LARGE, FAT,
r. md Swear old broke MULES; aud THIRTY
and year old For sale at Mills House Stable. Apply
tn r W CARTON January IA
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hundred dollars Of gross re-
les md other manufacturing
city. payable monthly.
evory horse and mule used
horses or mules used
cart, dray, or other vehicle,
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on tax on all males over twenty
10 on or before tho 29h day Of
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cents per month on all retail
ltsoeyer, whose monthly returns
( above the ssid amount Of two
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CnpSRTSERsfsIP

Charl. ston, 1slh January, 1857.
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CRY HALL, January l. 1867.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THIS OFFICE IS
III now opcn and will remain open every day from
the hours OF A. NJ to p. NJ Sundays excopted, until
the first day February next for the receipt OF Tax Re-
turns ON Real Estate.
All Males White and Co1ored the ago of twonty-
one years. ars required to return themselves for Capita
Eon Tax.
All dofaulters will be dealt with the Ordinance d.
reefs. d. c. GIBSON, City Assessor.
January
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AN ORDINANCE TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR
THE YEAR 1867.
FTlHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE TO RAISE SUI.
LIES for the year 1867 was ratified at meeting oil
Council held Friday evening, 2sth nst and takes effect
from 1gt January, 1867: ..-
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The round trip from the United States to the
Paris Exhibition on the Great Easte1m, next sum-
mer, will cost from $50 to $3.50 in gold.
The legislature Of Virginia has refused to re-
peal tho Usury Laws. The Whig dePlores this ac-
ton, and asks what viii become OF poor old VIZ
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NEWS SUMMARY.
Minnesota exported last year s,1os,711 bushels

Since the abolition of slavery the assessed valua-
ton Of property in Missouri has Increased soo'-
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NEGRO sUFFRAnE.

Slowly and gradually the lOng.cheriShej
aA'ipathisS Of the loyal people Of East Ten.
ncssee against the admission Of the loyar
sOlored man 70 equal political rights with
the loyal white mAn, have given way, aAd all
those prejudicial notions that we once enter
tanned against men who differ with US in col
or, are yielding to the force o! calm and can
did reason; and that unmiItskable interpO-
EitiOA Of Divine Providence, which we have
seen displayed 10 the successful redemption
from bOBdAge Of four millions Of the most
Rbjeet slaves that ever bowed the neck be.
meath the tyrant'S yoke. All eyes are now
turned anxlOuSly to our loyal State Senate.
The rebels and that other more despiSabls
Glass called cOPpsrheAds, are trembliagly
awaiting the decision Of that body, which
We trust viii ~extinguish forever the hope
which lheJ have long cherished and for
which they are hourly lAbOring, Of again
gaining aRd welding the power In our State.
Let the FruuehiSe Bill at once become \ law,
aad lie, Tennessee be the hrat stAts to i'm
mOr,AliIe herself BY rsWSrding the loyal
black man for bis undying devotion to his
eountFy and that devotion displayed ia many
instances, while the ShaekleS Of slavery were
still riSiIed upon his neck.
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10 confined 70 Kerry ane Cork eountieS, And
spreading u impossible.
NEw OhLEAHa Fob. l6~-AdvIces from
Vera Cruz 70 The I9th have been received.
The captuFe VI JuaFeE 70 nOa credited.
The Frepeb irAaspoft Youna, which ar.
rived a. Vera Cruz gn this l2lh will take
home a large detachment Of troops.
The Imperial Government kas reclTed a
dispatch from QueraterO, which states that
that Alramon, at Zaceatecas on the the 9Th
Of January, had gained q vlctOTy over the
Libsrell, aud cauSsd a fight Of JuAsez and
his ministers.
The SOeieadad newspapers state positive.
ly that the French expeditiohary corpa leaves
Mexico on the 18th instant, and that the CITY
OF Mexico would soon be evacuated. Orders
for the movement Of troops have been re-
eeived and great caution woald be used In
transporting them.
Our national debt may DO set down In
round numbers At 81 5000, 900, 900. This If all
In silver dollars, allowing each dollar TO
weigh one ounce, twelve ouncesto the pound,
and 1000 pounds TO the ton, would make
$4,000 tons. u this amount should be
placed In wagons, holding one ton each, and
placed in a straight line, II would form a
apscie train Of about 800 miles long. Uncle
Sans shoulders are broad, indeed, to carry
zach o weight.
The Richmond Timer, with many beautiful
eReomiums, calls on Robert Edmund Lee to
accept the grateful homage ofthe unanimous
support Of Virginia, and, by be becoming
our Governor, recall the grand memories Of
the days Of Henry aud Jefferson"
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Justitia Fiat.

see in a late nsmbsr Of the Nashyill,
P'"s mS H1sS . publication Of some re.
marks made BY Col. DuEgan, Representative
from SEWER county, IN regard to Capt. Girls
ham, Editor Of the Cndoa F7e0. | an sorry
70 have 10 say 70 Col. Duggsn that he has
ssrusk q lick in the dark, and NEST WOfully
nisrspreSsnied Capt. GrisAAm, and I know
that bis informant Is n personal sarmy Of
Capt. GriShAn, ard cannst show up as clear
q record for loyalty as Capt. GriShAm. No
mas here in his native town doubts his hav-
Ing been loyal 10 the United States Govern.
nsnt all the time
AZ TO the charge in regard 70 the rebel
COrnsl, | knOw that Capt. GriShAm 10 inno-
seat, and SubjOin the following from the
Knoxville Rhigin proof Of that fact:
The parties 70 this personal controversy
are we'll knoWa 70 the people Of East Ten
nsssee. Ter the iHformatiea Of oar rsadsrs
slsswhere, Who liars seen Or mar see the
above, We have sOmsthizg 70 say.
We viii premise our statement with the
remark that both Diagram Aad GrishAm are
and have always been oar warn, personal
aad political frieads, aud neither Of them
hare q better friend than the editor Of this
paper. We, therefore, claim TO be an nm
PFJudieed, impartial spectator OF the con-
uoTersy, and from . thorough knowledge Of
The character Of both parties, we claim 10 be
a eomPetsnt, a. well a. impartial, arbiter Of
NE merits Of the Misunderstanding. We
aAy n,undersfaading, for nothing but this
soald have produced this disagreemsuI-
Col Duggaa Is . Radical member o. The Leg.
talatsrv. Ne 10 q kind-heaFted Rsnuemaa.
end has always been a consistent uaioa man
and 70 his coarse IN the Legislature has been
governed by What be honestly believed 10 he
TIE wishes Of his loyal eonstituents ana ~
intsres'a 81 the UuiOn party.
hnen be has giyen . vote contrary % the
i~n'ers'ti Of bic Party, be has beea governed
What be believed % be the express win Of
hs constituents. To illustrate, Col. Dur.
gta iotst asaiast eolored suffrage. That he
soala have ehearfully voted Zoe q, regard
lne = - smiasntly Just and pslitie, We have
70 doeoh had " rot thought n eouirsry 10
lAe Hhi Of bic ooastiiusnts. that he should
hate eHefoiaed bic own mature iudqment
apa voted iot u regardless Of other eousld-
s%fationsi or has be VS. mistakes IN VIA. b,
honetnJ believed 70 ~ the wishes Of Bic
eonsu'uensa, and bic duty In he premises, Il
not gsrnsia 70 he quaSiioa.
ne eoaFss o. thiI o. other questions did
het JUSTLY . personal attack On bis private
sharseses ahd vs sincerely fssrs, shat Il has
ben made.
% reflections Ne are surs sur ,a.nt H.