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NUMBER III.
Impeacher AshIex.

Ihe aeersei Of the President In the House of
representatives and the man who figures as bis
onlei prosecutor before the Judiciary Committee
/ 0,, 0r ,hat oody, is James N. Ashley Of Toledo.
.'' ouio' Now aside from any question as to the
gnilt or innocence Of the President IL il Of so0a
little interest to the people to know The standins
/ u NOSE who arraRn him for official miscone
uuet' ms man Ashley is doubtless one of ~.
nost unserupulous knaves in Congress Ourat,
tehlon was first called to him a few years a0o,
Mhen II appeared in revelations made by he
IoIedo BLADE as to the operations of uCoi - +
Graham Klinck, in the quartermas,er,s d.,
ment, that he was the patron Of that honest ana
patriotic Individual, and secured his Rnnoint-
ueht IA Tue bread and butter division OF tbe ar
NY ana we pave Kept an eye on him since With.
gu, oul lur.her Introduction we present below a &C.
RES OF letters from Ashley's own pen IN ttNv
Dear Case, a radical patriot like himself vho
painted for an opportunity to serve his countrv
anu put money IN his purse, written FIVE years
ago. '~''
'WAsHINGroS, D. c., March 18th, 1861.
"Mr DEAR CAsE:-I have made some progres,
To-Day about the Surveyorship of Colorado In
order to secure the Indiana delegation. and
70 operate on Smith, the Secretary ofthe Interior
nave promised that all the sub-appointmepts
sual oe made by Us jointly giving them the
i. n,st Tno'ce, 1ou must write me letter imme,
diately, authorizing me to make that pledge for
you. | want you TO write imuediatelv 70 oII
your friends, aud let them write letters endorss
ing you as practical civil engineer and other
WISE and direct to the Secretary of the interior.
out 10 me on envelope. | have written to
ana Twice on the subject, to get Won the
enforcement ofthe legislature have not cot
II !et. FIease write them. Charley feelsa deli
CaG! IN pressing your claims, because he expect,
70 oe a candidate for Clerk of the next House
and does not want to run across the track of any
one. What you do do quickly.
NOW, Frank, this is the best Office, in nv
judgement, in the iift of the President. and I
" would resign to day ifI were sure could keen
Il 10. .0r iour years Ifyou get it l. want to unite
with you full partner in all land snecnIations
ana town sites. have worked earnestly and
lard for you, and hope to succeed. You do mot
tand as much chance for the Marshalship as Won
10 TO be struck by Lightning, and Kingsbury is
ot much better-a little. This is on the SQUARE,
'Truly yours, M. AsHLrTn
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state Items,

RETURN DAy.-This is 'Return day" Less than
one hundred cases have beeu issued in Pckens.
In Abberville one hundred and fifty cases have
bbeen returned. The return in Anderson i" less
Than one hundred cases.--Keoacee Couraef'
C.rEpPuLAR.-W regret to learn that the cat
srnlar has devoured the leaves and Young bolls OF
cotton belonging to Mr.. James ". Crawford or
Tins District. Capt E. b. Calhoun is sufferer IN
like manner to Il limited extent We have nol
heard OF 1avages elsewhere lii THIS d5irlr d! 'ue
caterpillar. Re0ares C3u1n.
OCTOBER CoURT-In the Conrt OF Comni1n Pleas
and General Sessions, yesterday the Old Juf! were
them Order No. 49, in obedience to when they were
then discharged. The Judge ordered new Jury
to be empannelled under the PROVISIONS ol sald
order; and The Clerk and Sheriff, assisted nS til'
Chairman Of the Beard OF Registration, arc no"
engaged in that undertaking. Pending the CON-
pletion OF the new jury lists and the snlnInohnS oi
the jurors, the court, we understand VIII continue
its daily sessions, when such matters as 40 NOT
require the attention OF jury will be adudlcaed.
Columbia Chronicle. 3
SALE DAY.-Segeral Commissioners and EAecu-
tors sales were made on Monday. The propeTt!
was bid Of at very low price indicating both the
scarcity ofmoney and the political insecurity pre-
vailng in the county, WinnSt0f0' AecS.
The WEATHER.-Our section wGs rudely visited
on SUNDAY and Monday by 9 real foretaste OF
Winter. The air was sharp and evidently came
somewhere from the realms OF ice. Thick coats
were donned. Fires sparkled for the first time on
heartns that have felt no warmth since last winter.
Pedestrians walked with quickened pace. Just
such weather as thrills the physical 1nan With
sense Of health and vigor; but omnions OF early
frost to the cotton planter.
Owing to the wind We presume there was no
frost visible Wn2nSbor0 Netr3.
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washington, News.

WASHINGTON, October S-Various committee:
of the House are preparing work for the next ses
sion.
The election committee meets at Lexington
KY, on the 18th.
a committee on Southern Railroads proceeds
South from here on the 10Th.
A subcommittee of thu Judiciary committee
assemblies AT the Capitol tomorrow to investigate
whether Maryland has Republican CONSTITUTION
Minister Romero leaves Saturday for Charleston
whence he will sail direct for Vera Cruz per steam
er Wilderness, placed at his disposal BY the teo
eral Government. Romero's mother and sister
and Edgollado, an0che, accompany him. Inc
Wilderness sails on Monday; will touch nowhere
ea route.
Fortress Monroe accounts, North and South oil
Cape Henry unite in characterizing the late storm
as very severe. Hampton Roads Is full OF vessels
The schooner D. E. Hart encountered on the
Northern edge of the Gulf Stream a heavy gale,
lasting three days. She saw fifteen vessels with
spars and sails lost. sunken steamer has been
seen off Cedar Island between Chintague and Hog
Island.
The following is recent revenue decision
When land is leased for 9 term OF years, under q
contract that the lessees shall erect building
thereon the title to which vest in the lessor at the
end Of the lease, subject, however, to the use ol
the lessee during the TERM the expense OF erecting
the building is in the nature of rent and is return
able as such in the income of the lessor.
The President has issued the following pTocla-
nation Whereas, it has been ascertalned that
in the 18th paragraph of the proclamation OF the
President Of the United States, of the 10th Aug
ust, 1866 declaring the insurrection at an end,
which had heretofore existed in the State OF
Texas the previous proclamation or the 18th June,
1866, instead of that OF the I'd April 1865, was re-
rerred to. Now, therefore, be it known, that l,
Andrew johnson, President of the United States,
do hereby declare and proclaim that the said words
18th June, 1861 are to be regarded as erroneous
in the paragraph adyerted to-, and that the words
'2d April 1866 are to be considered as substituted
therefor. ge.
The revenue receipts to-day amount to $780,, 900.
An Havana dispatch says that sure remedy
for yellow fever and black vomit has been found in
the juice OF the female yerbena.
The Worlds Connecticut dispatch claims gain
Yesterday in five towns in the municipal elections.
The Radicals gain none, and have been ousted in
New London, Glastonbury, Lyons, Seymour and
Killingly. Besides these gains, the Democrats
carry Andover Windsor, Waterford, Preston, Brls-
tol, Howland, Burlington, and the cities OF Mid
dletown and Waterbury.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Onr Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, October S.-The reyo.utionlsts, are IN
whipped the Papal troops near the Abruzzio from
tier.
Prussia approves of Italys appeal from treaty
stipulations requiring her to defend the integrity
of the Papal dominions.
The London Times says that Ed. Thornton now
at Rio Jaoiero, will succeed Bruce:
Achile Fould, an eminent French statesman anu
financer, is dead.
HAyRE, October THE steamer Europe has an
rived.
been agreed upon: Italy is to take possession OF
Rome the Pope to remain until his DEATH When When
the temporal power OF the Pope viii cease. Tins
is premature, we apprehendl
FLORENCE, October a,-The Garbaidian5 are
marching on Rome.
The Florence press rss the Government to an
ticpate them. Garibeidi issued an address de-
nouncing RataZgi.
LoNpoa, October So P. M.-Cousols 9!. Bonds
T12.
LIVERPOOL, October 80 2. Motion steady;
sales 10. O.0Oo bales. Breadstuffs active and firm.
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From, Richnau,..i.

RICHMOND, October s.-The primary ward-n,eet-
dates for the Convention. The names OF Judge
Underwood, Mr.. Hunnicutt, Wm. R. Tall, late of
Massachusetts, and two colored men We're all re-
commended, and will, without doubt, he confirmed
by the coming mass meeting. All the candidates
are pure Radicals.
In view Of the trial of Davis, double the usual
number of petit Jurors have been summoned tor
the Fall term OF the Court. The H>u. James
Lyons was to-day furnished with copy ot the in
dictmeut against the accused. General Wells, of
Alexandria, it is understood, is engaged on the
side of the prosecution. Prosecuting Attorney
Chandler leaves tonight FOR Now York to consult
with MIR. Evarts who assists him.
The amount oil tobacco shipped Fl rom Richmond
during November Is millions Of pounds on
which tax OF $50, 900 is paid.
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OBITUARY.

DIED ut Hilton Head South Carolina, the 18th Of
September, 1857, ELIZA HARRIS, wife of JAMES L..
BARNwELL, Esq.,, and was buried in the Episcopal
Church-yard at Beaufort South Carolina.
Ear from her early home her relatives and the friends
of her childhood che gained by her peculiar attractions
many and lasting friends In the land Of strangers. Not
only in the family of her husband che beloved but
by all who within the circle of her charms; and
many whose admiration by her beauty. felt it
changed into warm affection by her generous and aen
tive kindness
devoted wife, mother and friend-always charitable
in thought word and deed her death is deeply lament
ed, and
"Her memory shall within the mind
OF those retain its sweetest power;
It is the perfume left behind
That whispers gently of the flower"
BEAUFORT, SOUTH CAROLINA,
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a@INEQUITY.- WILLIAMSBURG DISTRICT
JoHN WATSON AND J. L. LANE rs. S. P MATTHEWS,
SHERIFF, AND oTHERs.-BILL FOR ACCOUNT, RE-
LIEF, DISCOVERY AND INJUNCTfoN.-In pursuance
of order made in the above stated case the creditors
OF HARPER LANE, LANE & HARPER. HUTsoN,
LANE T. CO. BRADLEY LANE, and W. X. LANE &
CO., hereby notified that they required to prove
and establish demands, before the Commissioner of this
Court against the said firms before the first day of
February next ON failing to do they be debarred the
benefit Of any decree in this cause
l.. c. LOGAN. C. T.. ". D.
July g 1amo7mos
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&s- The Friends and Acquaintance Of
Mrs. A. RIECKE, and OF her son. G. RIEcKE OF Mr. HU
poLPH MEHRTEss. Mr. N. BIscHoFF and family, and
Of Mrs MARY HUNEKEN invited to attend the Fune
ra of the former from the residence of Mrs. HuNEKEN
corner King and Market Streets at Three O'Clock p &
This Ddy October
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ROPOSALS LS.-OFFICE DEPOT AMI
DIsBURsNG QUARTERMAsTER, ATLANTA. GA,
October "a, 1ss7-sEALED PROPOSALS will be recetv-
ed at this Office until u NJ, Th,sday October 1ctn,
1857, for supplying the Government with sss.Oso FEET
OF LUMBER, as foifnws, viz:
b ! - ~600 sills 2oxsxS - ..
600 Plates 2OI4x6
40 Scantliug 19x6x6
800 Scantling l9x414
l.i3O Scsntlng 2Ox2xt
$40 Scantling 17I6x5
go Scantlng 10I4x3
1900 Scantlng l0x2I4
$500 Jost 24I318
I,25O Jost 14x3xS
1850 pieces Bridging l6xllsIs
= 1850 Tie Beams 24xahtrs
l.25O Braces 2Ox2xG
-25O0 Rafters 16x2I6
1850 Raiters lGx2r5
800 Rsftors 20I2I3
l3S 40 feet Flooring =. inches thick, 20 eet
long
$500 feet Flooring Ia inches thick. II teet
long
1890 feet sheehng (straight edge inch
thick
ol.o00 feet Plank inch thick, IS feet long, l..
inches wide
22OOO feet Plank inch thick 20 feet long
5000 feet Plank 2I6 inches
1900 feet of Strips 1x3 inches.
The whole to be good, sound Pine Lumber. Delivery
to commence October 1sth 1867 with such material as
will be required In framing. snd to continue in such
quantities and Of such and description as may from
time to time be required in the ordinary process OF con-
strcon-the whole contract to be filled within ninety
days rom the date of frat delivery The whole to be de-
Tered at the "sw Race Track" in the city of Atlanta,
where it will be inspected.
Proposals must state the price per thousand feet.
Bids will be entertained for each article separately for
any part Of the whole BILL notess in amount than 100000
feet, or for the whole amount.
Bids must be In zaIPLIoATE with copy Of this adver
tisement ATTACHED To EACH, and bear the endorsement
OF TWO REsfosnBIE persons who willing to become
surety for the bidder in the event OF the contract being
awarded to him. Proposals not complying with the re-
uuirements of this advertisement will be rejected.
Bidders are invited be present represented at the
opening Of the bids.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or all
bids
Proposals should be addressed to the undersigned and
endorsed upon III. envelope. Proposals for the delivery
of Lumber
BY order OF Brevet Brig Gen. R. sAxroN, Chief @ n.
H. j. FARNSwORTH,
First Lieutenant S4th Infantry, A. A. Q. NJ,
October In charge of Depot.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday Evening October Sd, at Zion Presbyte-
rian Church. Glebe street, by Rev. ]. L. GnARDEAU D.
D., J. BENNETT LANNEAU to LOrTIE T., second
daughter of j. A. ENsLow, Esq, all of This city.
On Thursday night, October 3d. 1867, by the Rev.
JOHN T. W1aHrMAN WILLIAM T. LINN to Miss LAURA
j. BURDGES. daughter of WILLIAM BURDaEs, Esq
On the same night by the Rev. JOHN T. WIoHrdAN,
Mr.. F. H. LAFOURCADE to Miss VIRGINIA A.
BURDGEs, daughter of WILLIAM BURDaEs, ESQ.,, all OF
this city.
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The NANTUCKET MIRROR, tells us the following
whale story: ''On the 25th of November, 1885,
near one of the Galapagos Islands, toggie whale
iron was thrown from one of the boats of the
ship Catswba, commanded edzbysg Captain Obed
Swain, into 3 sperm whale. After holding some
eight hours, the line parted and the leviathan
made off. A year ago this month, Captain Otis
F. Hamblen, of the barque Platina, Of Westport,
struck the same whale about ninety miles from
the place where it was struck eleven years before.
The whale was identified by finding in his body
the head of the iron marked "Catawba," and
which, when brought home, was recognized by
Captain Swain. The shank of the iron projecting
out of the bubber of the whale was worn entirely
on by the constant attrlion of the water, but the
part beneath the skin was as perfect as when
thu own from the hand of the harpooner. The
whale had not suffered materially from the dose,
US it Welded no barrels OF OIL"
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From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, October S.-Brownlow's message re-
con meuds the repeal OF the law disquaihyli'e .e
INDUCES in bitterness against rebels He does M no5 !
advise extension of suffrage to disfrahchlse''
whites.
Brownlow will probably be elected United States
Senator
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@CONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP CHAM
PToN notified that she is dschargng cargo This Day
at Adger's South Wharf. Goods remaining on the
wharfa sunset will be stored at owners risk and ex
pense. STREET BROTHERS & CO..
Octeber8 Consgnees.
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ss- CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP FALCON,
nom Baltimore are hereby notified that she is This Day
tdischarging cargo at Pier No. Union Wharves. All
Goods not taken away sunset will remain Wharf at
Consignee's risk. MORDECAI CO.. Agents.
0ctoher
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savannah News

SAVANNAH, October S.-There was small kePun- u,
ican meeting here last night at the Masonic nan ai
ored to the Convention, and propose mass meet
ing on Monday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aaT CONSIGNEES PER SCHR. sCHILOE,"
from Boston, are notified that she is dschargnR Cargo
at Brown Co.'s South Wharf Goods remaining on the
wharf after sunset will be storedat owners risk and
pense. STREET. BROS. CO.,
October g Consgnees.
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ssr CARD.-MY WIFE, ELLEN MCMAHON,
having left my bed and board. against my will and con-
sent hereby caution all persons from giving her credit
in my name JOHN MCMAHON,
October 8
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From New Orlaans

=, NEW ORLEANS, October s--The interments for
the tHenty-tour hours up to slr this morning
amount to sixty
Yesterday the jury list Was drawn for the Parish
OF Orleans under military orders from registered
voters. Two hundred jurors we're drawn, OF
From this number Grand ~ Jury will be selected
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sheridan at Roston.

Boston, October Sat Sheridan's serenade, the
crowd was so dense that fifty females fainted, one
had her ribs broken, and others more 0i less III
iurad
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The Assnssination Conspirators.

On Tuesday evening last, after o'clock, the bo-
dies of John Wilkes Booth, Mary E. Surratt, Lewis
Payne, George A. Atzerodt, David E. Harold, and
Henry Wirz were exhumed from their places Of
burial in the old penitentiary grounds at the ar
senal, and removed and deposited in another
locality which is for the present kept secret. The
order for removal came from the War Department,
and the whole business was conducted with the
greatest privacy. The removal was necessary to
make room for the contemplated improvements at
the arsenal. by tearing down the old penitentiary
building and erecting new ediice.ri
The coffns Of the conspirators were found in q
well-preseryed state That OF Wirz was, however,
bursted open, and had to be nailed down again.
The exhumation of Booths remains from beneath
the brick flooring OF the building vas watched with
the greatest interest by the persons prosecutg the
work.
In his History of the Secret Service" Detec-
tive /. c. Baker has an illustration to show that
BOOTHS remains were wrapped in blanket and
then deposited In the grave. In the exhumation
this as well as other exhibits in that wonderful
book of Munchausen character was found to be
untrue, as the remains were found in wooden
box, without vestige of blanket near it.
AS stated above, the exact locality of RENTER
ment has not transpired, but it is believed to be
not far distant from the original point. The re-
mains were reintered in the order in which they
were taken up, except that Booths remains were
placed to the right Of Mrs. Surratt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. THATAT THE
next Session OF the Legislature. application will be
by the PALMETTO PIONEER COoPERATIyEASsC =
CIATIoN. for incorporation under the above style and
title. HUH FERGUSON,
In behalf of himself and other associates.
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es- CARD.-I HEREBY APPOINT MIR. MILES
DRAKE as my lawful Attorney during my absence FRI
the State. JOHN MCMAHON.
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Domestic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.

New YORK, October s.-Flour dull and irregular;
favors buyers. Wheat, 22c. better. Corn: &c: pei
ter. Rye, scarce and advancing oats &C. D'ttot Tot
Mess Pork, s23 80. Lara quiet at l4i@l1s rs Jo p
sin dull and dropping Stocks active o4s nga,!'
Money declined; easy st per cent: oseiGlS eo Gnl
lime, 9l@9g Sight, 9l@95. -Gold' d. " Nou'
pons. 112i.
EVENING DISPATCH
Cotton steady, sales 1900 bales. Flour-State,
So 90 a SIC 25 Southern, SO so a. s14 TO- Mnest
quiet. Mixed Corn, 81 81 "a 81 40 Mess ctras forh,
dull /; Turpentine, Sic a 5s!. Ireights hrlner'
Money active, but supply better than last "eeL.
Demand met at S. Little doing IN dscount' n o9 af
prime names pass at to 9. Sterling dun, ~ ~ -
Gold firm, 145. The banks are exchanging cont
pound interest notes for per cent. eeruncates !;
over 900 are already placed: Governments
heavy and lower Stocks subsided toward the
close-generslly lower The sub-lreasurs paiauce
is s107, 100000.
BALTIMORE October S.-Cotton duh ana no1l- 1
some inquiry for low grades, high grades Gity
Mills 124. Wheat less firm, good to prime heo
s2 70 % 81 Is. Corn scarce, Yellow 81 Az G 81 43 ;
White 81 IS 90 81 &c. Oats steady 10 a. ~. Prime
Rye higher, good to prime 90 Cg 6o PROVISIONS
active and firm, prices unchanged
WILMINGTON, October Is.-Turpentine quiet at
5sc. Rosin quiet at s3.7506.00. Cotton quiet at
lie. for Miidlings.
MoB1 F., October S.-Demand good throughout
the day Sales 1900 bales, at tic. for Mlddlnss.
New ORLEANS, October 8.-Sales 45O bales, un-
changed; Low Middlings 17s@1S., Receipts ;4c.
Flour-Selers asking an advance, buyers holding
of. Triple Extra s12 25@l2 so; choice Sl4. Corn
unchanged. Oats 49, Pork dull and nominal at
s26 5OCa26 rs. Bacon Shoulders 15i@l5s; clear
Sides 1ss; sugar-cured Hams 274@2S. Lard quiet
and firm; prime in tierces, Is; in kegs, IL. Gold
49, Sterling 56Gl5S. New York Sight kxchange
i(ei premium.
AUGUSTA, October S.-Cotton tirmer; sales 34o
bales. Middlings leg c.; receipts 3Sl bales.
SAVANNAH. October s.-Cotton steady; 800 small
bales: Middinss &c.; receipts 1900 bales.
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NoM1SAT1oH-W learn tina. :ue Union Leagues
of the sth Regiment have nominated Messrs. lhos
Maulden and jeremiah Looper ilrir candidate,
for the Convention. .-Rto,cee Courier.
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Nv s direct ction on the cucle 1t draws from it all ita
impurities kindly healing the same and Leaving the sur
face a. Nature intended it should beclear soft smooth
and beautiful Price ST. sent by Mail or Express. on 70
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The only American Agents for the sale OF the same.
March 80