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WANTED-AGENTs

In Al parts Il the United States for our New Work,
FkOPLES BOOK or BIOGRAPHY,"
SphhAnlhg over eighty skstehss OF emisen persons
la, asss anu countries women well as me D a
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~. DeaI tiIul s.sel shgTANlngEi Waitten by James
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TnEE sggPRkssg, coyRT q, gHE RIsTRIGGE
GG99pRr 9T the UNITED STATES FOR

To all phom Il NAY coneern, greeting:
Notice Is hereby given, that the 18th day Of
August, ISIS, the COLLECTOR Of Internal revenue for
said District seiIed for breach Of the revenue one
Copper still and Fixtures, In said District, and the
same are ibelled and pJqseeuted In this court. ip
aud hzye been arrested By the marshal for the rea
sons In the libel stated and that said cause viii
stand for trial ut the City TALL. In the city Of
Washington. on the frst MONDAY Of December
next, when and where all persons are warned 70
Appesr to show Cause why condemnation should
not be decreed, and to intervene for their interests
skPrsABER2, 1865. r. J. MElGs,
sepSNlo.H Clerk
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OFFICE DEPoT AND DfsBuRs'a QuAErRRHAsTBR,
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept, ), 1865. 4
Sealed propose ais will be received at this once
until 70 m. 4, THURSDAY, September 10, 1858, for
supplying
5000 LATH.
To be delivered at such time and In such guam :
titles and at such place within the city limits as
the department. may direct
Delivery to commence September II, 1853.
Proposals must be in triplicate, with copy Of
by sureties as usual
The right to reject or accept such parts or the
whole Of bids as may be deemed for the best In .
tsIest Of the service Is reserved.
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned.
and iudorsed upon the envelope Proposals. for
the delivery Of LAth ~
By order Of Brevet Brigadier General R. Sax
ton. Chief QuArterma.teI. "
Ii. J. FARNswoRTH,
Breyet Capt. and A. A. Q. M. .. s. Army, In
charge Of Depot. sep5-td
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OPFIGER9dE U N sEATTEs ENGiSEERs N
- PRR61vSIaEST or Ba5ssTEdS AhRRBoAA% mp In

CITY HALL, BOsTOE, Sept !, l6ts,
Sealed proposals. will be received At this ono
until p. m, TUESDAY, September Is, 1865, for
dredging to III" depth Of twentY three feet at mean
mel across tho Upper Middle Bar, In Boston Har.
Dor, to aggregate OF about y, 900 CUBIC yards, OF
as many yards as may be paid for out OF an apprO.
priaIiOn Of 49, OOi said dTed ing Is to be
In accordance with the plans and general instTue-
tOns Of the engineer In charge The material con-
sists Of from two to TIRES feet Of coarse sand aud
gravel at the surface, and below this Of clay.
The engineer In charge W i'll designate the local
ny for depositing the dredged material, the dis.
lance VI which from the bar Will not exeeed two
miles,
Contractors will be required to furnish all ma
Ghihefy, seOws, &e,, required. and perform all
lAboI necessary In the prosecution Of the work
Preparations Will have to be made ut once for
commencing operations, the beginning OF which
must not be extended beyond October !, 1868.
fA} mshl VIII bs made monthly at the rate Of &C
siuDlo hius uIeugeu and removed TO l.. fac.
tlgn Of the engineer In charge.
The Government reserves the riaht I. no. O. ....
and all eNUTbitant or defective 6Ids
must be made upon the printed forms toh,.
at this once, and be accompanied by u qua
that the bidderwill execute contract A.
give bonds In the sum Of y per cent un tha
" tho contract, for faithful perfoTmhna
work,
PTopOsals must be endorsed, "Prupo
Dredging Channel Across the Upper hidc
Boston HarbOT, and addressed 10 Brey.
General J, q, FOSTER, U, s. A, aud state
per cubic yard for dredging and rem0yh
Ierlal aud dspositinE 1t in the locality As,g
j. u. f0yl To-
Byt Major Gen. y, ;
sel'td Lieut., Col Eng. r.
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JMPORTAET ANNOUNCEMENT Beautiful
Illustrated BOOK, worth Thousand Dollars,
sdarsssinE Professor JOHN VfNDERP06L, NJ
% winthrop Place, New York city
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NKw MBR0HAKTs' LINZ OF STEAMERS.
WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR

WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR,
Gold and Silver Watches, Sewing Machines. .silk
Dresl Patterns, CsrpetingH. DotneAtie Goods, DC,
CIRCULARS sPNT FREE.
giving full ArticuArs or ten checks sent for One
Dollar, describing ten diGnrelt articles which we
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Splendid inducements offered y .ageats sending
us clubs AdAreAs LABohTE GBABBiTT.
No. % Sudbury street, Boston. Mass.
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THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT TIL
L seriber has obtained from the Orphan, >
Of washin Rton County. in the District OFT @
letters Of ADM niAtratiOn on the persona
De WIrrC. WILSON, late OF Washington
G. , deceased. All persons having clam
the said deceased are hereby warned to eX
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the ~
On or before the 18th day OF August next;
otherwise by law be excluded from all
the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day
| 1865. c, A, wills
Admin,
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p.oPosALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

DaoPOsALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
OFFICE CoxSIssARr or SUBSISTENCE, U.sA,)
RsrBRPRisE IEsCRAsCB BUILDING, SD ST.,
CIsoISsArT, ONO, September =, 1865.
Sealed proposals. will be received At this nee
until o'clock, D. m. the 10th instant, for supply
nE the Subsistence Department with the following
Stores:
no pounds Dried Beef, tcauvassed;)
go +" X. u. Corn Meal;
dO " Goldfish;
7,sO - Clear Bacon Sides, lin hhds.D
1000 :. Rise: tpey erPpp,,
40 No. Maekerel. lin kitsD
10 kits Mess Mack erel;
I doIen bottles Pickles, (quartersD
cans DamsonE;
" Green Cages,
all articles, except barTeled meats, with their pro-
pOsals Proposals. for different articles must be on
separate sheets Of PAPER. The name OF contractor,
weight, and date must be marked on all packag es'
The undersigned reserves the right TO reject any
or all the bids offered,
Proposals to be endorsed "Proposals for Sub
siStence Stores,' and addressed to the under.
signed.
Bach proposal must have copy Of this adver.
hsement attached.
The above Stores TO be delivered by the 18th inst
At any place that may be required in the city Of
JOSEPH O, CRANE.
senS-d Brevet Major, c. 5. U. 5. A.
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PROPOSALS. YoR SHINGLES.

BsApssas,sns Inrs s,.masI pnIssr.l
90 AusrIN. TRxkss August 10. 1853. !.
Sealed propSs.ls. in dspl,psaset yiii b 5eS.iyej
septe nbsr. for furnishi,g the opaIteImastsrs ps.
partmeni, at Port 0rimn, with 5000 hrrt class
BIDS viii Also be received for The delivery at San
nense from dsts q contract, and the vhoIs smount
to be delivered within thirty days th.reAfter
rSePS.s ns.. p pisinly spa Dc ,ss a
by comnAna o. BIeyei Major 0enerai Reynolds.
commanding Pm Military District ,orr,,
By, BRIG o.u. and 9. q. NJ. fihh aiii,.Is b..
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Railroad Routes.
gSiEAB BIss ssrYsbs NV E4s 45Ss

gaiEAB BIsf ff!y sb NV E4s f5BsR
Train. s.,.. ss;sss a.: ana Isss ar.
Ls.s. ssiiI .assS. issss, iH a ". n, nN
J, l-.,: . a |, s.;:.p' ssad.,' w. n..nD
L..,. for New Ysri nd Aflll.A.lpA. a. %, p
slsspias ssrfor New Tort on ]. oop, n. train only
.so:,oS. sss ). had !, he stsiioS oass ali hour.
=. p.japer. AID Ohio R..lro.d :. .;S,,.r,..snsat
A' ' ana me ives" Master i !as:passss:..
s 1sssi : ksSSsss
PnlLADrLEHssMa. wFlt .IsSTS. AYE - 'i-
TINE TABLE.
Cemmsncinf h0NDAY, April Istb, 1866
Trsins for BseHinore and Washington lvxve PILLS.
I%. u. i.E;:- snois.y. .a..ys;.S 3 u Y, . !.
rSEiIs ~ sa Isl, 3; f;1!s ..Ap saf.v.1
H.sr..:; liz ; q. Eapiss.i ssp 49, A.. 4:
= SUEDIY TRAIN.
Lave PhiiaAslPhis for Bsi'inorssad wsshinsson
ssi$ s:as:i; liI $50.
1867 r,ns.1HRsss1sstA aour, 1867
TO TIE NoRIHMnsI sogTH, tHD SOUTH.
On and sftsr NAT ssth. ia, trains Will run -
Wa.binrtou i1a A I BAIsiuors, n 10 n. m.
" 6Bpm. .n -. sa.. ls.N :"
rHE GREAT D0UBLE-TRAcK ROUTE, :
day aud night Cars, with modern improvements, and
other route, Two huadrsd mule. sIvedto Western
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THg WEST. -.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THR NORTH.
Through from Baltimore 10 ROCHESTER, and
PlTfsbURGH without change.
Passengers By this route from Baltimore have
DgP0Ts, and no FERRIES,
Tickets By this route can be procured 81 the
once, corner Of Sixth street aud Pennsylvania
avenue, under National Hotel, where reliable infor
nation will be given ut all times.
Passengers procuring tokets At this once, e.
suIs accommodations IN sleeping Cars for Blmira or
Corner Sixth st. and Penn. avenue,
Id. 8, YOUNG. General Passenger Agent, =,
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PUTUhAU THANbPUKTATIUNT IFK'
For Way Landings on the Potomac and Baltimore,
making Connections at Aqua Creek with
the Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad.
The Steamer EXPRESS. Capt A. G. Niekle. will
lssss s sfsi,GIs Ps5 H. shi sse
m, THURSDAY, to deliver freight. - ~
Notice WILDE given whom the other boat viii be
put on the route. i.
RTeig ht received all day Friday,
The steamer leaves SATURDAY At6a.m.
rETER BERRY, Agent,
Sixth street wharf, Washington, D. &.
A. NgBDHAh& SONS, Agents,
my6.om Ia Light st. wharf, baltimore
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SAhE, Of oSoSBEMsED 9RDDSShhEGE. AMP
Giles AT ST. LOUIS ARSENAL. ST. LOUIS.

MISSOURI.
ST., LOUIs ARsEEAL, Mo,
August - 1868.
viii be offered for sale at public auction, CON.
large quantity Of condemned Ordnance and Ord
iron Cannon, Artillery Carriages, and Cannon
Balls, ARTILLERY Implements aud Equipments,
CArbines. Muskets. Rides, Pistols, Shot Guns,
Swords, and SAbres,
Infantry and Cavalry Aecoutrements.
Hoso Equipments for Cavalry, consisting OF
Saddles, Bridlsa, HAlters, &c.
ARTILLERY Harness and parts Of Harness.
Leather, Brass. Copper, aud ron Scrap.
Cannon. Mortar, husket, and Rifle Powder, and
mlsoellaneous articles
An opportunity will be offered By this sale for
owns and other associations and individuals to
purchase guns and carriages which may be used
catalogue Of the articles to be sold will be fur
upon Appli cation nj this Arsenal, or at the
d.. nee Once, Washington, ID. O,
Is cash ten per cent. on the day OF sale, and
nAinder when the property Ia deli yeTed.
~ days will be allowed for the removal
VI ordnance. All other stores " III be re-
to be removed within ten days from close
cking boxes to be paid for at stated price, to
eteTnined by the commanding officer.
ne Omeer max Ing the sale reserves the right TO
in aud suspend the sale whenever the bidding
res not come up TO the limit that may be hxsd By
roper authority on some o. the articles, OF when
EVER the intorests Of the United states, In his Opin
ion. may be subServSd BY 40 doing,
Y, d, CALLENDER,
Brevet Brig. Gen, , U. S. 4,
se5-td
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Tl
~ UsITEP STATES PArESr OFFICE.

:, On the petition OfsrIaEs Il Doors ~ 3IsnIs.
Conn, AdmniStrator Of the ehtAts Of Sheldon =.
HArshorn, deceased, praying for the extension OF
patent E,satsd e t6s said shsldGs H.5sssAG'SSn a
10Th day Of May. 1893, Tor an Improvement In
Buckles, for seven years from the ,expl5a1lon q
sAd patent, which lakes place on the 7lh day OF
November, 1868:
Patent once on MONDAY, The eeth day OF October
next, At u o'clock. n and all parsons are noti.
ned 10 appear and show cause. III any they have,
why said petition ought not TO 10 granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
Ole In the Palsnl Omoe thoiI objections specially
set forth In wIin At least t,1snY days before The
g be used IN The said hssriIE, must be tat en- ard
Office, which will be furnished on application.
Deposition. and other p1per.. relied upon as tes-
ioES .hS daL o. hsari.GEi he argGmsGt. II any,
Ordered, also. that this notice be published In the
RBPUBLIoAE and the Intslif0eneer. Warrington,
d. c., aud In the Register, new Haven, Conn. !,
snoe week for thIss successive weeksi the nrst o.
e ~ aS1 a E,arS e % i'A'iisfi 6Tsssioa'
jyo-Tha cOmnisslonsT " Psicpts,
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SuPREMgE GoBRG IN TIE t gEaTFg STATES.

s. no. u, DscEnBkRRh Tern, Ia p Al hs'
JOSEPH c. WILLARD, Appeal from the Su-
appellant, preme Court Of the
Bryy.s,, DAT, r.1,o, b District u colum'
Mr.. Cushing, 10 behalf Of Mr.. Poland, OF eoun-
sci for the appellant, suggests the death Of Ben.
Iamin Oglo Tayloe. the appellee in this cause, and
moved the court for an order. under the 18th rule
o. court, TO make the proper representatives. par
dered by this court that unless the proper repre-
sentatives Of the said BENJAMIN OEle Tayloe, de-
ties within the hrst ten days Of the term Of
this court the appel liant shall be entitled to open
the record In said cause, and to have the same
heard, and the decree therein rendered reversed II
erroneous: Prgrfdei. That = copy Of tho order
shall be printed in some newspaper at the seat OF
government In which the laws OF the United States
shall be printed BY authority for three successive
weeks at least sixty days before the beEn ming Of
the term OF the Supreme Court next ensuinE-6th
April. -
Test: D. W. MIDDLETON,
Clerk supreme Court United States.
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All persons Interested either as debtors or credi-
tors OF said estate are requested 10 call on my At
north, between Seventh and Eighth streets west.
who is authorized to act in my behalf,
Administrator Of De Witt C. Wilson, deceased.
wAsHISGTOS CITY. Aug. q. lsCs.
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nR. LION
~ SURGEON PHYSICIAN,
No. 265 Penn q avenue, shove Twelfth street
Guarantees n thorough cure Of all Private Dis
eases In the shortest time, or no charges will be
made.
LADIES desiring especial treatment will and him
greatest success, eated female sohplaints In this
city and New York.
Irregularities, no mAtter from what causs or bow
long standing. fully relieved without fail. Con.
sultkng rooms private Psos moderate. jels.u
w INT sR-s,-44
CURES IN TO DAYS.
Sold at $50 PennsTlvAn avenue. AplS-u
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uARBOUR'S
L1au1d ERASER
WILL REMOVE
Paint, Oil, Tar, Varnish, or any Kind Of Siuini
FROM
WOODEN, SILK, LINEN OR COTTON GOODS

Wet the spot with the Liquid, and rub n brush.
or rub with the thumb. naili allow 1t to rest u
minute, and again rub. and II will como out. For
Delainss, Chintzes. CAlieoes, Poplins, or Linen.
and Printed Goods, you will have 70 weaken the
Solution By adding softw water.
All orders. either for agenslss or for immediate
use, should be addressed 70 the man ufaeturer
JOSEPH HARBOUR, Manufacturer,
No. II Second street west, bet Mass. Avenue and @
street north. Washington, d. c. Aul0
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Steamboat Lines.

r'HR STEAMER COLUMBIA 49,.
4 Has resumed erTeEpiAr trips boz <Gfkfk
tween Wnhing ton and Baltimore;
NOON Al o'clock, ard WashIngton every
WEDNESDAY MORNING.,
At 9 o'clock.
She will stop at all the principal landings on the
river for passengers and freight For further par
THos W. RILEY 4 SON. Agents.
Rlley's Wharf,
my9-tuf3m Attic foot Of Eleventh street
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pROPOsALs FOR SUPPLYING STAMPS FOR
l. TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS.
TREAsrRY DEPARTMENT.
ofRIcE or INTERNAL BEygsug, !
WARRINGTON. Aug. 20, ls6S
The time for Teeeiy Ing proposals for furnishing
TObaee9 and Cigar Stamps, under the advertise
ment Of August Is, 1865. IA extended to September
20, Bs6. Z. A, ROLLINS,
AnE2b-td Commissioner,
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The many thousands cured at this Inhalation
within the last eighteen years, and the numsrous
s sHt 4. rspSfs q * d.
many other papers, NOTICES o. yhish sgpeaIed
standing as Esntismaa Of character .ad responsi.
bility. a slAeisnt ~ aa nantes 70 the sfaie.sd.
Persons writing should be particular In direct.
Ing thsir letters 2 his institptien IN the fglswiDr
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
je8-ly Baltimore, MARYLAND.
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nELEEnA EST CARTHAGE.

Yes; away it goes, this African empire which
the Radical politicians would fain erect upon the
ruins of the Republic of the United States. Fare
we'll forever to the hopes of Thad Stevens Of play
ing Eneos to the Dido of Harriet Beecher Stowe
or Elizabeth Cady Stanton. The edifce of their
ambition is toppled in the dust. Unlike the tenn
pie Of the ancient Philistincs, it required Sam
son TO put his shoulder to the pillar and involve
himself in the general overthrow The parti-
colored temple of the Radicals was erected upon
I'VE columns, and the mighty toe of Andrew john
son,s beet has proved all-sufcient to kick four of
them from nsader. One column remains, and the
toe has been withheld from it only because it is
apparent that it, will help to make q firm support
for white mans government. Let it fail in this,
and i.also will follow. the rest. There is magic in
that Presidential chair. 1t made even Lincoln
powerful. johnson knows its virtue, but he only
yields to its influence occasion. With his breath
made he Sickles, Sheridan, Ord, and Pope, and
with his breath has he destroyed them. When
some huzzah for Lancaster, and'some say 'tLsng
live York." wise man is he who cries "God save
The Kingw A great and mighty man is Andrew
johnson, and the white men of America can swear
by him, for from his mouth has gone forth the fiat
-'sPele1dc est Carthage r'-Charlsston Mercury.
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aup sTArE EXCHANGES.

W. B. JOHNSTON Esq, enc of the Oldest editors
in the State has retired from the editorial conduct
oe the Columbia RhoEiz and that journal will
hereafter be controlled exclusively by the propre
1or, J. g. SELBY, Esq. The retiring editor has
our best wishes for success in whatever pursuit he
may engage, and We heartily extend to the propri-
ator cordial welcome to the editorial fraternity.
The last number Of the Eaurensville Herald con-
,ains The salutary Of Col. B. ". BALI, who will
Aenceforth conduct that paper as its editor. The
experience and abilities of the new incumbent are
sufficient guarantees that the reputation Of this
long-established journal will not suffer detriment
In, his hands. We are highly pleased in again
Offering him the hand Of fraternal courteoy, and
since he has joined our ranks, in double sense,
(Col. B. was lately married. we can safely predict
for him career of usefulness and honor
The Kingstree Star has been discontinued.
Went of patronage. and too much poor patronage
doubtless discouraged the proprietor, and induced
him to suspend its publication.
The Charleston Courier and Neuos are both re-
duced in size and price. The former is now sent
for eight dollars and the latter for six dollars per
annum. The quantity of reading matter in each
continues about the same.
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Farmers and Mechanics Co-ope.
ratiye Aid Company.

At q meeting of the citizens of Pcndleton and
tic vicinity, held at the Farmers Hall in Pende-
ton on Saturday, the 18th inst, the aboye'Compa-
ny was organized by the election of the Hon. T.
G. Clemson for President, and DR.. II. c. Miller,
]. W. Crawford, Maj. r. F. Simpson and Larkin
Newton for Directors. 1t was agreed that the
Company meet again on Saturday, the 18th day of
January, 1868. The sole intent of Said Company
is, by concurrent effort of the Farmers and Me-
chauics of the District to obtain such articles as.
they may need at cost. If this object can be ac-.
complishcd, the project mast OF once commend it
self to all.
Similar institutions have existed for a long pc
riod in Europe, which have proved of inestimable
value to the poor of that country At the next
meeting constitution and bylaws for its govern
nent will be adopted, anl if it be deemed advisa-
BILE, an election will be held for an Agent. Let
every man come 10 the meeting if he wishes to
sare money. ]. W. CkAMfokD. Sec.
Pcndlcton, Dec %, 1867.
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RE-AssEMBL1NG OF CONGRESS.

The two Houses of Congress re-assembled on
Monday last. In the House, Upson, of Michigan,
introduced resolution, directing the Committee
on Reconstruction to inquire into the expedency
of authorizing the several Conventions elected un-
der the Reconstruction Acts in the States lately
in rebellion, to appoint oil civil officers, whether
State OF county, in said States; to act temporarily
and until State Constitutions shall be adopted
therein, and officers shall be chosen and qualified
to fill said Offices and that for this purpose, said
Conventions may remove all civil officers now act
ing in snid States, SC.
Boutwell, of Massachusetts, moved to amend
the resolution by adding-to instruct the Recon.
structon Committee to inquire into the expedien-
cy OF authorizing the General of the army to detail
officers for service in said States; also, to inquire
into the expediency of constituting said States
each separate Military District, under the COM
mand of General ofthe army and also as to the
e1pediency of providing additional legislation TO
secure the elective franchise to oil and also TO de-
clare by Act OF Congress, that the Provisional
Governments set up in said States BY order Of the
acting President, not Republican forms Of gov
ernment.
Upson accepted the amendment, and Chandler,
of New York, moved to lay the whole subject on
The table, which was not agreed to-yeas, % {;
nays, 66. The resolutions were then adopted.
Eldridge offered o resolution of thanks to Cen.
Hancock, in accordance with the Presidents mes
sage Laid on the table by vote Of 85 to %.
Washburne, of Wisconsin, offered a resolution,
declaring that the House utterly condemns the con-
duct of Andrew Johrsoa. acting President of the
United States, for his action in removing the GAL
liant soldier, Gen. Sheridan, from the command of
the Fifth Military District and that the thanks of
the House are due 10 Gen. Grant, for his letter of
August last, condemning the act Of said acting
President for his removal of Secretary Stanton, as
well as for the endorsement of Gen. Sheridan in
regard to affairs in the State of Texas. This
lation was adoptcd-yeas 80, nays %.
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For TIE Anderson Infe1ligeacsr.

Mr.. EDITOR: Permit me, is you please, to say
to correspondents and subscribers tie the "Chris-
tian Neighbor," that my address is Columbia s. G.
Those who may have subscriptions in hand, and
others who wish to have tho paper, will please
write me accordingly, and Mt the earliest practiea
Bile time, giving the name and Office distinctly and
in full. The subscription price is not expected
until tho first number shall have been received.
Sincerely apprecatng the favor which you have
shown the enterprise,
am very truly yours,
sIDI II. BROWNE,
Columbia. S. C..