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England tomorrow. Laughter. !

England tomorrow. II,auobter I
And these officials having no hold
upon the esteem of the people. as
they call them down there in their
expressive. though slightly inelegant,
language, "scalawags" and carpet
baggers, cannot command any of
their respect and confidence. The
consequence of this is that they have
to be supported in their places by the
bayonets of the United States SOL
dlers. And as there are not United
States soldiers enough at the South to
keep the people entirely "contented,"
nor enough to make the Government
thoroughly "Democraticr' so every
day or two they are calling for more
soldiers in order to SUPPORT these
thoroughly "Democratic' and ere
publican" Governments; and that is
reconstruction! My Southern Demo
cratic friends down there greeted me
III way which l shall never forget to
my dying day. The kindness, the
warmth, the consideration, the order,
which they showed in welcoming any
Northerner, especially from Massa-
chusetts, who would 60 down there
and say to them q kind word, who
would not treat them like boys, and
call them rebels, traitors, miserable
rascals or villains, went deep to my
heart. They asked me to say to nv
fellow-citizens at the North that they
fought you in the war; they believed
that they were right; that they fought
you as hard as they could, and when
the war was done they frankly aban-
doned what they had fought for
They said we had whipped them; we
had conquered what we demanded
during the war, and they were ready
to give it up. They would fight no
longer, and all they asked was friend
ship and kindness. What they de-
served from us at the North was
mercy, the hand of kindness, good
fellowship and brotherly love. Loud
applause. They want no more con-
test, no more ill blood; they want
merely to shake hands, saying, we
fought, and now the fight is done
let us be friends. That is the feeling
of the mass of the whole people L met
at the South. I saw no unkindness,
no sort of feeling indicating unkind-
ness toward any of the people at the
North. That they may be treated in
decency and kindness, they do ask,
and that is what 1 pray of every one
of you to labor for. Applause. It
is the thing, it seems to me, that we
need here at the North as much as
they need it ut the South. All that
they ask, and all that the Democratic
party at the North seek to accomplish,
is that we may be allowed to come to-
gether once more in peace and amity;
that this incubus of reconstruction
may be taken off the people; that
these soldiers may be taken away from
between us, and that we-all Of US
once more may feel, North as well as
South, white man as we'll as black
man-the benefits of Union under
the old system of government.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MISERABLE SHAKER rs THE
Victim to Fever and Ague. This tedious
ard enervating disease is, unfortunately,
too well known to need description. It
Is strictly malarious disease, caused bv
cxhalations from the soil, especially from
marshes, swamps and newly cleared lands
encumbered with decomposing vegetable
matter. The chiils is one of the most
troublesome of malades, as the patient,
though he may not be confined to his bed.
is incapable of action. The experience of
years has demonstrated the fact that
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS is
q sure means of fortifying the system
against all atmospheric poison, breaking
up the paroxysms and rapidly restoring
the strength. Quinine, which has so long
been the great remedy for chills, has been
superseded by this powerful and harmless
agent; while as preventive it is nm
equalled, as it's use will certainly exempt
all who may live in unhealthy localities,
from the ravages of this disease.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is now
among the most popular, and, at the same
time, valuable specifics in the medical
world. In recommending it to the public,
great service, knowing, as we do, their
many excellent qualities, and sure and
speedy action in all cases where the dis
ease Ii caused by irregularity of the diges-
tive organs.
AS a tonic it is both mild and agreeable
to the taste, and stimulating in it's action
upon the system. Oct 16 t6
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A CARD.

The undersigned, having sold his entire
interest in the Hotel known as the sNICK-
ERSON HOUSE," in Columbia, s. c.,
would take great pleasure in recommend
ing his friends to- continue their patronage
to tho new Proprietors.
Mr.. WRIGHT has had charge of the
Hotel for me, for q year past, and will
continue to have the entire management
OF the Hotel, under the new arrangement.
feel assured that the House will main
tain its former reputation as q first-class
Hotel. T. s. NICKERSON.
COLUMBIA, S. c., September l, 1868.
September 16
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NEW BOOKS.

TNHE OPIUM HABIT, and sketches of
Il Ooleridge, DeQuincy, and other opium
=, About Woman, Love and Marriage, by
ssiaulnnders, author of Salad for the Solitary.
A Strange Story, by Bulwer. s1.OO.
Life iii the Argentine Repmbiic % in Che
ga GAYS Ss OF the Tyrants, by Horace Mann.
Barnes on the Psalms.
Van Canoes from English History, by Miss
~ Old Dover Rouse, by Annie Thomas.
And an assortment of new London and
American Books, for children, from 25
cents to SIPS. For sale at
Oct IL BRYAN 81 MoCARTER'S.
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Guns, Pistols, Etc.

THE undersigned informs
* his friends, and the public
generally, that he has re-
Vceived a large and select
assortment of SINGLE and DOUBLE
BARREL GUNS, RIFLES and PISTOLS.
for all kinds of Guns.
hliies and Repeaters constantly on hand
ALSO,
,SPORTSMEN'S EQUIPMENTS, all of
which will be sold low for cash.
GUNS and PISTOLS made to order and
repaired at short notice and moderate
price. Cash system rigidly adhered to.
Oct7 p. W. KRAFT.
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NEW ROOKS

tn ISToRY OF THE NEW SCHOOL.
ILL and questions involved in the dis.
ruption OF Presbyterian Church, in 1888.
Children with the Poota. BY Harriet
Tales Of Algeria, or Life Among the
Arabs. Illustrations.
;, ABB a-Ra-Ka, Home of the Crows, being
the experience of an officers wife oa the
Plains. f,'5
Talks with a Child on the Beatitudes.
The following new Novels: /
Gold Elsie. From German of Marlitt.
Moonstone. BY Wilkie Collins.
Dallas Galbraith. By Mrs. Davis. author
OF Waiting for the Verdict, &C., and many
other new books. at s.SssEl
DUFFIE y CHAPMAN'S
oct Book Store. {.
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BARK AHcrs lBr which arrived from shsnghae ith inst
while lying al Y, struck BY the heavy Ice at
o'clock Yesterday morning. causing her 10 break from her
moOrngs carrying away -four hawsers, Of and inches
ard tour lines which She bad for breasts also tearing and
strainng her much and damaging many sheets OF
metal She drified down OF Robins Reef Lghthou.s and
anchor with a. fathoms OF cable. Att A NJ took
stoarutug and towsd 70 her pier again.
Haze EvARisrA trorl sailed from Favs Nov rs for Boz
ton which time she has becu heard from. She
may have put back but bark White Wing at New Bedford
from Faya Dec 20 did report her 20 that time. She
bad large number o. consurA men, from whheshps, as
Passengers. and mail on board.
BRc Brssr fBr ashore at the entrance 10 st John hat
Dor viii be sold with cargo Of shocks the 18th inst
Bkic FAIcoN, from Boston for Charleston, with cargo
OF Ice uto Fortress Monroe 10th INST with her
frOsbitieu. she viii ,aks fresh one az Norfolk.
Scan DEWITT incorrectly reported 70 the New Or.
leans firsyuue Prince about Dec 10 cleared
this port Feb for - Martins There - but schr
having the above narDeD
ScBR Many BFI TOoksr lying At the foot Of ll7h
street Harlem sprang yegeNday by the WORKING Of
the Ice hit she Kept anoat I'll ugh water, when she
haulsi between tho docks wh,e she les high
and dry At low water and can be easily repaired
Sens UstOr AIKEN from New YORK, loaded with 20 tone
u gas coal consigned 70 Benedict Co, arrived %
New Haven 9Th inst and got the bar During the night
the Ice forced her auon rock neat Morgan Point where
she lay until Tho luth whom che on ny the nssst
aDse 81 ht Ecusdc apd the rhcis hesps y Lut
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TIE F0RTIETH CONGRESS,

WASHINGTON. FEB. IL, ises.

WASHINGTON. Feb. ii, lses
fNirIcss, copsusicl rcss Erc.
NJ. wnsos, trepl OF Mass, presented several petit
lions for the removal OF poltical disabilities which
were appropriately referred
Tho CHAR laid before the Senate the following com.
snnIcati0ns, which appropriately referred -From
shs Protestant University Of District or Columba
praying an endowment Of land; memorial numerously
signed, in relation 70 the mode Of appointment Of or
hclf for the collection Of revenue two memorials roff
fbS Legislature OF New Mexico relative TO territorial AZ
fairs; memorial from tho Constitutional Convention
OF Mississippi praying that portion or tax Of 1867
be SGT apart 70 be applied under the feedmens Bureau
for the Destitute people o that state; preamble and
resc uoas OF the constitutional Convention on Georgia
asking for loan OF $50 600, 900 aid In the Develop
men. Of the agricultural interests Of tue state.
Mr. wnIxy, rep.) Of ". ", from the Committee on
Patents, reported without amendment bill requiring
PERSONS applying for patents TO give public notice OF ibs
rvmHo LAND GRANTS IN NEVADA
On motion u Dir. sTrwAsr, rep Of New, the BIZ
lands ~ hefsds was taken W and discussed until lao
Pm
Tsr prcossrRucuos Bnr.
MI DAVIS DEM u KY declined 70 waive the floor
any farther and proceeded 70 address tho Senate
20 strike out all after the word instructed 10 Mr.
DooiItles amendment add insert the words with the
onms . ma. this b, 90 no, pass and also
more efficient government Of the rsbei States" passed
March q 1897, and ell aos supplementary and amends
scry thsrso be repealed He then proceeded review
s past cousse on national asrs declaring that ne had
been an ole i've whg, and that while he had a, FIRST
opposed the Sssour compromise he ad advocated ad.
herring 70 Il wht1 passed. lie hac also opposed he
iscompton cons, ullon as fraud ypon The people Of
Kansas aud had be.u equally hostile 10 the doctrines
OF publication ana sec ssion Ho SAID there bad been
three spochs an ths history Of the United States
Flrs the American revos ton; second, the formation
Ion. In his Judgment il wNs the duty Of the United
states 70 put down the reb alIion and bring back
ane rebels 70 obddcnce and he thought that bad been
NAL dana
~@ now before 'hs country Loyalts', In his opinion,
consisted IN Wiling obedience 70 ,be .oDshtntop, and
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Professor Richardson of the University OF Rochester
died at his residence 10 that city yesterday.
The Cleveland Paper Company mill was damaged by
fire yesterday to the extent or $4,000 which covered
by insurance.
The 10 house OF the Minnesota Legislature yester
day passed bill leaving capital punishment for murder
at the discretion Of the Jury.
The woolen factory Of Messrs Sterne in Porn, Ind,
was destroyed by tire yesterday Loss $780, 600; fully
insured II was the largest factory in Indiana.
A colorcd named Thomas Smith, on Monday
night In Buffalo street. Rochester N. y, stabbed ia
tally It is supposed, another coored man named Free
Smith arrested.
Private O'Regan, Of Company G, United Sates artil-
ery while attempting to pass from Plymouth, Mass in
doy TO Fort Andrew carried into the bay by drift
Ice and persisted. He belonged to Roxbury, Mass
On Monday night, at st. Adams, Vt, Augustus
Narango, boarding house keeper, fatally shot James
Austin, who tn some comrades had smashed in the
windows and attempted To enter the house OF Aarango
The discussion In the New Jersey Legislature OF the
constitutional amendment and the joint resolutions
Withdrawing the assent OF New Jersey to said amend
ment has been postponed until next Tuesday, Ia conse
quence OF the illness OF one of the Senators.
A fire broke In Utica Monday mig ht. -Four
stores In Gensee street were burnod-one boot and
shoe establishment, carried on by j. +. Griffith with
the second story occupied by l. h. Hannas card
craving establishment The second store was occupied
by Buckingham h Mitchell as fancy store. The loss
estimated at $4,000 mostly covered by insurance
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thai hts principal business In the Executive family was
10 revise the Newspapers and read those portions OF
The 10 the President which he supposed he President
might desire 70 have read. He thought II time that
Sts koss, Hshness at salary Of 81 500 per year
Fiaally the committee voted on Mr. Buffers amend
ment striking out the words assistant secretary,
clerk OF pardons three clerks u the fourth class ana
II was Agreed TO-
Mr. LOGAN moved u strike oui the item for salary Of
Solicitor 70 the Internal Revenue Department, ~ no
such office Ia existence tho Secretary OF the Treas
pointed lie subsequently,, after considerable depa'e
between himself, Mr. Blaine and Mr.. Allison, modlaea
his motion by Inserting al the close Of tho paragraph
proviso that until solicitor appointed IN accoroance
with law no part Of the appropriation shall DO appeo
payment for services properly pertaining TO mat
Office The amendment adopted.
Mr. WOODWARD ldeml of Pa, moved 10 strike out tne
items for the onGe OF Military Justice, saying tha hat
bureau was disgrace 10 the country and that the sooner
was boed out from the record the better u woud 10
for the character Of the country
Mr. BLAINE opposed the amendment and u was TO-
Jectod. The committee rose al hafpasi four O'CLOCK
GENERAL GRANTS LETTER TO THE PRfslDEYf,
The SPEAKER presented q message from tho pfesiden'
transmitting copy Of General Grants last letter u
him. received since he had sept TO tho House his Letter
TO General Grant IL reed, ordered to be printed
and referred to the Committee on Reconstruction. .
TIE DIaEcr YAK DELAWARE.
Mr.. ScHEScK, from the Committee on Ways ant
Means reported bib 70 facilitate the collect Of tn
direct tax In Delaware The bill makes the assessmen
OF April TO- 1897 lawful assessment for that purpose
Passed
TBE INTERNAL REVENUE
On motion Of Mr.. BAKER, the Committee on Waye AM
Means instructed to inquire into the oxpedency
amending the Internal Revenue law 10 provide 10
the distribution OF government stamps through pos
offices or otherwise
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ne ps'cs 10 sne eus,.anSu saa sume.ns peop's w
eoa.n ~ =. .no w. ~ pssion " sno psopo 40
ohpeo o'a.es "snvus sn'enu'nt W wouuu Wy dos
~ any n, =. h sa ~ oss us'.y - psope Jined
nsa,es ~. VIZ Ieaus'e nv snou ,esus' r,,a ara
VI .oas .ou ~, =. opuen 49, w " uso'"eu
Ton sDAn sne IauicA parry OF the cor ..sn VIZ ur
srh.en =. ~, n.is po,Lsn AN'Mon 80 ocs
" .no 'aass. IAl.y Alouu Coz -0 u ING .,,.,or
mus. ~ unuel. ns eohs'" >anue tne ar,. n
power LAO osl lagis,oos On was tnsI INC py, s 81
Ia.oh ~ 4uoans would make gooa shSs aaS,i,a
WIN ~ Ivkalu - INC FOUNDERS y. wy In,,ea
States gvuh' 'he powers oeegateu ~ wy $3.50, 1880
men.s VI ' <ehss lhe powers OF tnc .nioe uopaas
10 'hs - government and the hpeiiies Ie1e, ~
qio "a r. <ople OF the united otstcs, nv 49,.
s3h op .om keat's Commentaries the writibes " maui
6ouH nose points. An organized despotsn no saiu
Tba ssife eitner IN an indi'lduM OF III puuy 49,
tive Anstltnton created ana ifnteo ieRssiuuve
dor and judicial powers vested IN congress- tno ies
right TO exercise q particle OF Execuuve PoMo',
<hetbor In the function OF the President az Com
" Chief IN executing the laws OF WIN 'ne lnuiana
When, therefore, after taking an oath 70 support she
Executive powers they violate abe consultation ana
every would DO justified In forcioe res sanOo ~
every law passed by them IN contfavehton y, suo
constitution Certain powers were vested ~ tne rsosi.
dent and Senate jointly, others in the senate apa
| others In the House OF Representatives. INC
latter the power OF preseetng articles oil impeachment
He denied that the constit tien authorizes Congress
alono 10 guarantee republican form OF government
That power vested 10 the un'ted STATES, 70 all
! departments Of the government Congress mad power
Union. Instruction was an armed rising agansi the
government OF city State or nation, and Tor that
state OF things tho constitution PROVIDED one remedy IN
the Ctn or the PRESIDENT 10 support ana oecnu INC
constitution o. fne tOed states ana 10 see that ing
laws OF the United States are faithfully executed ana
announcer empowering Congress 10 call the mliltls
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THE POLITICAL Campaign ~ NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Ifrom the Evening Telegram OF yesterday

Iron the Evening Telegram OF yesterday
CONCORD, N. H., Feb II, 1865.
The political campaign in New Hampshire s daily pe-
coming more active. The republicans are more san
gune than they were week since, ana caip
that by q thorough canvass Just completed tney VIII
carry the State by nearly tho ssand majority. =
The democrats are also that their voters VIII
outnumber their oppor and there are many even
bets being made or the result The cashier OF one o.
the leading noe.s here has during the past week Fad
nearly ,QGv placed in his hands az wagers by poit
cisp- OF the different parties
The Democratic state Committee has irst issued an
address 70 the Of the State set1g forth that be-
sides the local questions at ISSUE TIE great vital point
pendiyg the result OF the election is WHISTLER the
Upisn shall De sacrificed and industry and busine par
yzed for the simple purpose or securing suffrage TO tire
emancipated blacks
In few days The committee will issue another
address on the OF local taxation which is Great
ing considerable dissatisfaction among the republicans
II will claim that the present high taxes are necessary
account of the extravaganza OF the dominant party
and that nothing but change of administration viii So
a
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEST
circulation Of any afternoon paper ~ the Guy. lie
thsrefore tbe most desirable medium for advcFtisers
-A-A-A-GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
n to partiea going TO housekeeping and the pubic
70 per cent reduction. see Tor yourselves.
worth Of China, Glass and House furnishing
Goods to choose from EDWARD u. BASsFORDs
aeat Housekeepers' BAZAAR Cooper inhutuS.
corner stores. All goods warranted represented
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THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH.

The Buffalo Commercial is not satisfied with the card
OF the President and other officers OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company in which they deny that the lines
OF the company have been offered for sale TO the federal
government II intimates says the Commercial 'that
proposition TO make the sale has been made by specu-
ators who buying the stock at the present high
figures at which Il is sold. In this way they may get
control OF tho Board a. the election and dispose OF
tho limos There nothing In the card to dlscred this
pfesumution.D
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furniture win be about $500 The building s owned by
William 9; Bryant Co !. y damaged ABOUT 700,
PSF to which some damage was done by water. The
stock or boots and shoes In the store Of Tracy, No
- Nassau street. was damaged about {zoo--insured
and the barber shop OF FIedenbsrs. In the basement
has been damaged about 600
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RuroM On Tuesday February H. ANNA JosErHNE
only child OF George NJ and Sarah NJ. Ruton, aged 3
months and 16 days
fully invited to attend the funeral Thursday after
no0n at ono O'Clock, from the residence Of Joseph
Souder S03 Washington street
For other Dcaths see Serer,th Pd9e.l
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Bor 4Nd-Brig la Creola fBr) johnson, Nassau sch5
<den Hail. NYork. .,-
eter 30 50. Sailed, ship Augusta. A.
NORFOLK. Feb ll-Arrived, steamer Gulf CITY, New w
leans put in for coal; schr Douglas Corpus Onse
for do. put In for = harbor :.
NEWPORT, Feb s-Arrved, schr Richard Builw1nkss
French. Rockland for Nxork. -
sailed-Brig John Jenray fBr) wherton, Salt Cay, H.
for Boston, schr .dy OF the Lake Orb Foley Cape Canso
for NYork.
ath-Anysd schrs wnona Taylor, Baltimore for Boston,
Nellie G Paine. Jones Boston for Philadelphia
10th. eAM-Arrived schrs Ne lie Washburn Virginia for
Boston Mnots Light Robbins Providence for Norfolk
| PORTLAND, Feb 5--Cleared brig Caroline Kelley,
Dudley Young Cardenas schr Hannie Wesbrook, Mariner
4 Martinique
! PROVIDENCE. Peb To- ARRIVED, schrs Mary Snow
Antoine Craney Island, Va; M Freeman Higgins Tan
ger: w Bentley Norris. Mackav's Greek, Nc Below.
sshr Dread Goodspeed, from Tanyer.
Cieared-Barx Toward (Brl. Bilvean, Portland.
Saled-Schrs Ruth Thomas. Dodge Eizabe,hport; Ann
Brown Fisk fredericksburg 10 load for Providence (no
| as reported yesterday .
| SsS FRANCISCO Feb 1l--Arrived, ship City OF New
York Nyork pilot boat Geo Peabody Boston via Rio ia
| metro. r,., !.
SALEM Feb s-Arriyed, schr Race Horse Bragg, Bsltl
/ c,-., -. 49,. -.
| and Jas Ponder, Hudson NYcrk
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NEW S.

AImanac Dor New York-ThIs Day.
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Weather Along the Const
Po2T OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY II, 1865.
CLEARED.

steamship Siberia (prl Hooklcy, Iivaipool-F Cunard
So9mship Tarifa tBrl, Murphy. Liverpool-E Cunard
Steamship Nebraska ORD Guard Lverpooi-W illlams a
Gni0n.
Steamship Henry Chspncey Gray, Aspinwall--pacldc
Mail Steamshlp Co.
seaashp Cleopatra. Phillips, Savannah Murray Ferris
4 Co
Steamship Virginia, Sherwood Chsriesion--wnliams 4
Cuion.
Steamship Rcbecca Clyde, Chichester. Wilmington. Nc
J Hand.
Ste imshp Saratoga, Kine, Norfos-N McCready.
ship ieibnitI tHaml, Benhod, iverpool-l w q Edge.
ship Shakespeare tfaml Boyscn, lon6on--u W Edge.
Bark A,ov tNor), lille Cork or Falmouth for orders
fnneh MclnCae Wendt
Bark sasanne tHaml Luth, Cork for orders-runch,
Mcinckc WcndL
Bark Lima trrus) Cmniss Aniwcrp--Funch, Meincke 4
Mendt
Brig Lark, Iiudsius, Demarars-A II Solomon ACo
schr Welcome Beehe, Loxier Gibraltar ami Leghotn--
II Baetyer
schr q Davis, Doane, Baracoa via Insgua-B Wen.
berg
sehr Sarah Cullen Aris, rhiadelphia-N McCready.