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The Hsraid's Washington despatch which VI
give for what II Is worth. says new and i'm
portant phase has occurred In the Impeachment
matter. which apparently plsces the acquittal q
the President beyond doabs. Mr.. fessspden. n
is reported. has prepared aiegal opinion Of con-
siderable length and erudition expressing the be
Lief that no just grounds are shown in evidence
or argument for conviction Of the President.
Mr.. Morrill, couffuntrd him with an adverse
opinion, but Mr.. Fessenden exprcssed himself
and remained firm against the arguments Of
others Of The Maine delegation who called upon
him. Several other republican members have
followed Fssssnden's example and Ii Is eoneoi-
cd among the radicals that conviction Is fail
urc and the caseis gone. In consequence PC
rious decentralization among the Republicans
exists. II Is reported that new party headed
by Judge Chase FOR next president against Grant
Is to be Immediately fbrmed by Mnus Psecn-
den, Henderson,, Trumbull and other moderate
Republicans. .ra..s- .,.....i
We cannot and do not believe the Hsrdld's
report, although more than one other pa
per have dispatches Of q similar import. Should
Il prove true. We cas have no hart 10 predict
the result, since the tornado win b = feeble i'm
iiation Of what may follow. A letter received
by us from Washington, on Saturday evening,
however, 10 ominous, but until this rimor as
J sames moro authoritative shape than il has at
present, we must decline to put any confidence
In il ..I.f.......a-.y. ..f .,.... .
On the contrary, we give below several dis
patches sent to the New Hampshire Republican
State Convention on Tuesday; ....
WASHINGTON, May 4.
Bingham Is making . splendid speech. All
looks wen. The Constitution will be vindicated.
and the recreant put out Of the White House be-
fbre the end ofthe week. L b. WAsnnuRSE.
........, "wAsHISoroS, May 8.
The impeachment trial Is drawing rapidly to
q Close. There Is no doubt about the result
The rebel sympathiIer In the White HOUSE win
BE- hurled from power and Ben Wade inaugural
Cd President before another week. ''
IT '" d. EooLEroS."
"wAsurSoroS, May, 6.
All goes well here. Impeachment cannot last
longer than week. by that time every impe-
dment in the way Of reconstruction will I've re-
novel, and an administration placed In power
that viii lead the way for Grant and victory.
W. Z. CHANDLER"
." "wAsuiSGroS, May 8.
The removal Of the great obstruction To peace
Is quite certain. Wade and prosperity SURE to
como with the apple blossoms.
'' (signei) Benz. =. BurLKR."
"w AsuiSGroS, MNr 8.
To The President Of he New Hampshire Convention.
Grcsting; Judge Bingham is speaking for
the people against Andrew johnson In an argu-
mcnt Il great power, sweeping before him the
sophistries Of oil the opposing counsel. We
entertain no doubt Of the result. The country
will have an Administration that viii obey and
execute the laws, defend the Constitution and
protect the rights Of every citizen, whether at
home or abroad. (Signed) j. II. Fla, A.
r. STEVENS, JACOB BEsroS."
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Repubiican District Con senttOn,

BIDDEronp, May 8, 1868.
The delegates from the several towns in the
First Congressional District Of Maine met ut
City Hall, Biddeiord, and were called to order
by NJ. A. blanchard, Esq, chairman Of the
district committee, and upon whose nomination
the following were chosen temporary officers Of
the Convention. p,
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The delegates from the several towns in the
First Congressional District Of Maine met ut
City Hall, Biddeiord, and wero called to order
/, by M. A. blanchard, Esq, chairman Of the
district committee, and upon whose nomination
the following were chosen temporary officers Of
the Convention. :,
Y President.
Hon. Huou D. MCCLELLAN, Of Gorham.
'. Secretaries. ..'
Seth f. Bryant of Kenncbnnk,
Fred. N. Dow Of Portland.
Committee on Permanent Organization.
Samuel r. jackson, of brunswick.
Owen d. Chadbournc, Of Saco.
John II. Shapleigh, Of Lebanon, ....
Joseph II. Sanborn, Of Kittery,
George II. Brown, Of Biddeford,
Voted that the district committee be . COM
mittec on credentials.
Committee on permanent organization report
oil as follows: %. ....... .... ......
.I President. .
Hon. HUaH d. McLELLAs.
TtCe LFtstueHts'
Hon. Charles J. Gilman, Of Brunswick,
Capt. Geo. A. Deering, Of Ssco,
Col. William A. Winship, of Portland.
Thomas Quinby, Esq., Of Biddef6rd,
Capt. John d. Pernald, Of York,
Hon. George Pierce, Of Harrison.
Secretaries.
Seth E. Bryant, Of Kenncbunk, ...
Frcl. N. Dow, Of Portland. 2.
Committee on Resolutions.
John +. Butler, Of Biddeford,
Samuel A. Holbrook, Of Freeport,
John II. Saywarl, Of Alfred, 'H
Charles Hannaford, Of Cape Elizabeth,
George Goodwin, Of Wells. ....... ,
Committee on credentials reported Is follows :
Whole number Of delegates, from
Cumberland County, 10S
Number Of delegates from York
County, mFn %
Whole number, ... 1877
Report accepted. H.. ".. .v''w'
Committee to receive rotes for a delegate from
ne eastern part Of ths distriet.
Lewis D. Smith, Of Portland, 10
Luther Billings, Of Bridgton, '
F. w. Guptill, Of Saoo.
Committee reported
Whole number Of votes, .... $50 70,
Necessary to choice, 20
Gen. George F. Shcpley Of Portland, lN
Gen. Neal Dow Of Portland, 10
Voted that the nomination Of Gen. Shepley 30
made unanimous. d. a.. irl ..n ".'
o. f.
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Mr.. Bingham closed his argument for the
managers in Impeachment on wednesday, amid
the profound congratulations Of the loyal men in
the Capitol. Considering the Importance Of the
subject ii ID pronounced the greatest forensic
sllort known 10 American jurispr,adencc.
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POLITICAL.

Our thanks arc due to the Hon. Lot M. Nor
rill for Public Documents received.
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Resolved. That the tried and pstr;otic
men who sustained the loyal oaass throughout
The Rebellion, and he brave soldisrs Who fought
Cor II, will never consent that the arrangement
and settlement Of tho vast questioos Of recon-
struetioa shal b wrestsd from thsir hands md
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four years. He 10 thereby wholly relieved from
his disagrcesble symptoms.
Three large brcwerics, vsluci at $500, 900
have been seised at Galveston, and squantity OF
tobacco and spirits stolen from warehouses In
that city have been recovered.
The rush Of emigrants to the Unitel States Is
daily increasing, and the facilities for transpor
tation Arc proving unequal 10 the demand upon
them. Twelve vessels left Genoa during March
taking out 1866 emigrsnts from the best part Of
the population.
The New York Posts special says there Is no
ground for tho belief that JEFF. Davis's trial
takes plaoe al the next term ofthe court at Rich
mond. a. the matter now depends upon the At
torncy General, and Mr.. Browning will hardly
taie the responsibility Of having tho trial pro-
coed under existing circumstances.
In Genesse County, N. Y. the farmers are
getting their spring grains into the gyund near
" > month earlier than last ye.r.
The total amount Of insurance on the lives Of
the killed and wounded by the late accident on
the Erie Railroad, at Port Jervis, IL $4,000.
OF this amount the Railway Passenger Asur-
ance Company, Hartford, has s3l goo me
Traveller Insurance Company s6.oOo tns
Knickerbocher Life Insurance Company W.
600, and the Guardian Mutual Company 90
900. .. .- r.H
One Of the Boston dsrUmen yes'e.usy con-
msoded ths good tasts Of ths lsa'e' o. IT. ~ b,Us.
greg..iou In tho matter o. a 49, ~srs
thsf pithsr rood looks nor pretty of ssS
snv hindr,ncs 70 getting 70 heaven; % ~
ais endorse that docuiee, IVus ~. - spS
pund me even who 70 % Gar ~ 70 assert
Lner 49,, 4 touch Of heaven In this same
Sosa,y Of penOn and costume.
.rnible osss Of human spontaneous com
$3.50. Which resulted In death, b reported IN
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| An the stock In che Bangor snd Pisoatsquis
railrosd having been takeh, the road win b pat
under Contract imnedkteIy. T5H1iS ~ Ths'
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relative in Nffnnesota. Judge Miller says:
ssThese heartless newspaper stories are purely
malicious; there ignot q word Of truth in them.
nor any foundation for them. On the other
hand Governor Seymour. is MAJ OF excellent
health, and poBsessed.of vigorous constitu,
ton. Uniformly temperate in his habits, anu
Of the purest morals: he has no seeas Oh us-
ease in t1s system; and his devotion 70 0u'-
door pursuits has developed an unusua'-
" fine physique besides oens
practical farmer, residing on ana cur
,t;vatine one of the finest farms IN the
stsse. he is a keen sportsman. and has spent
considerable time in the fonssta of New York.
From these great North woods he mas
brought many trophies Of his skill and daring
as a hunter; and the. visitors at bis residence
will find over his hall door the head, hoofs,
and antlers Of mammoth moose killed by him.
and which are said to be the finest specimens
in. the co1ntry. he has given consid erable at
tention to the subjectgof artifcistfi fish breed
iag, and is on a. commission created by the
Legislature to stock the lakes and rivers OF
our statewhh fish: AS practical as he is pro-
found IN his scholarship; he seeks to- apply
every branch Of knowledge towards producing
& some d result useful to humanity; and he has
proved himself in all the relations Of life, pub
ihio h and private, emphatically the poor mans
friend, Bat. my object was to speak only Of
Gov. Seymour's health. You see his habits
and occupations indicate good health OF body
and mind; and I can truly say I know Of no
other man equally intellectual, who, to all ap-
paaranoesa has frmer hold on Me.", i. .,;,r,..
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.Ebufatipnal.

University VIRGINIA.-THE
u Forty fifth Session of this institution will begin
on the 1st day Of October 1863 and end on the Thurs
day before the 4th OF July, 1869.
The organization of tho institution Is very COM
plete embracing extensive and thorough courses of
instrut on in Literature md Science and in the pro-
ressions OF Law, NJ dicne and Engineering.
ESTIMATED E1pENsEs-exclusive OF oooks clothing
and pocket mone,-of the Acaoemic student
$500; OF the law student 1856, and of the Medical
student $685.
For particulars send for Catalogue to VIM. Werten-
baker, Secretary, or B. MAUPu,
Chairman OF the Faculty.
p o. "University Of Virginia"
August 8 lmf
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legislative votes are quite cheap. 1t is
thought that no financial scheme is despe-
rate which little dexterity and-a little
liberality recommend. And, indeed, We
find it difficult otherwise ts understand how
measures destructive Of the commercial
prosperity of Charleston can be so faYora--
bly, entertained and so readily passed. To
favor some worthless ad1enturer, the safe:
guards of public Office are overthrown, and
the ballot-box is surrendered to an annual
incursion Of Goshs and Vandals; and public
order aud private business are rendered in
secure, Gsaths products Of the State are
wiantonly diverted to Georgia. yana North
Carolina One would suppose that fsgisla,-
ton at the South was but another name for
conspiracy. Certainly the result of the
reconstruction programme, so far as we are
concerned, is, that State officials are elected
and paid-to sacrifice the State. -.
For the present we are helpless We
watch the turbid current as it rolls on, de-
spelling and wasting away the wealthy soil
through which it flows. We see it now and
then lift and carry off what seemed stable
q little while ago. We see the occasional
giving way Of enc from whom we expected
better things; and then disgust rises as we
see him drift into miry vantage ground OF
Office. It is Othello's case renewed: -
-"Something sure Of State
a. Hath puddled his clear spirit ]" - -, l,.,, '
| But this sweeping desolatiOn must cease
ere long. And when South Carolina enjoys
her own again, those of her children whom
the prospect of immediate advantage has
made recreant to her interests and her
honor those who have yielded to the pres
sure of circumstance, will be likely to "go
| ssfurther and fare worse"
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE, LEXING-
w TON, vA.-1he next session opens third
Thursday in September, 1868, and closes fourth
General r. Z. LEE. President with P. ofessors OF
Latin, Greek Mathematics, Modern Languages,
Moral Philosophy, History and English Languase
and Literature, Applied Mathematics, Natural Phi
Iosophy. Chemistry and Law and Equity. These are
distributed into: i. F-culy of Arts; Q. Faculty Of
science; Faculty OF Literature and Philosophy; 4.
Fncuty of Law In each of these is conferred dis
tnct Bachelors Dearee. aud tue Degree of Master Of
Arts s omen alike to students III each course In the
department of science are conferred also Profession
al Diplomas of Civil Engineer aud Mining engineer
By the all Of tull corps of assistant Professors pro-
vision is made for thorough drilling in the Depart
ments OF English, Ancient and Modern Languages
and Mathematics.
ExpEssEs-An necessary expenses need not ex.
coed 1926.
For iull particulars apply to
+. C. GORDON, Clerk of Faculty.
1rlu on limo
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-MapDr's lroflamatipn.
By GEORGE W. CLARK, Mayor Of Charleston.
CITY HALL, MAYORS OFFICE.
oC.LA MAT ION.


By GEORGE W. CLARK, Mayor of Charleston.
CITY HALL, MAYORS OFFICE.
CHARLESTON, s. c., August 49, 1868.
Believing it the sincere desire of every individual
in this community to assist In preserving the public
PEACE and maintaining the dignity Of the laws; feel
ing, in the political eIcitement now pervadnga clas-
ses Of our people, that through single ofvolence
either accident or otherwise, we may be over
whelmed in o deplorable breach of law and order
l. GEORGE W. CLARK, Mayor Of the city afore-
said do coll upon oil good citizens to abstain as far
as possible from all public demonstrations OF
noisy or riotous nature Let each one regard him
self as answerable to the public for the good con-
duct Of ALL Let no one, IN the exercise OF hbert.
do that against the law which win by law deprive
him of his liberty The public peace must and
shall be preserved.
Given under my hand, and the seal OF the city
IL. g. the date and year aoove mentioned.
GEORGE W. CLARK, Mayor.
August 20
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Gopartnsrsbip notiff.

THE FIRM OF j. s. j. d. KIRKPAT-
RICK is dissolved from this date. The busi-
ness of the firm will be attended to by tine undef'
signed in liquidation. n,,r,
No Accommodation Wharf,
Charleston, g. c., August Is, 1868.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY ENTERED
into o corartnership under tre style OF K1RKPAI-
RICK & WrrTE. for the transaction OF . FACIoh-
AGE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, at No. 6 Ac.
commodahon Wharf.
JAMES D. KIRKPATRICK.
GEU W. WIrTE.
Charleston, s. c., August Is, 1868.
August II D&o mi tutbs6
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OF ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
V1HE HOURS FOR THE EXERCISES IN AR1TH:
METIC, WRITING, hEAD1NG, GERMAN and
ENGLISH GRAMMAR are from z to O'CLOCK T. ii.
Terms-S2 per month in advance.
keeping charged extra. ,,,o,.,,
December2 W H. o1hoMaNH'
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Gitp advertisements.


HTaIN GUARDHOUSE, CHARLESTON,
M s. c., AUGUST o. 1s6S.-Tnken up going at
large contrary to City Ordinance and lodged at this
Post, white and yellow SkTIER DOG Inc owner
can obtain The same by proving property and paying
expenses. Jt aN =: MNolt
August 26 1st Lieut.. L. W. Z. ano o y.
OFFICE CHIEF OF DETECTIVES.
CHARLESTON, =. c.. August 49, 1868.-Recov-
cred aud brought to this Office one very fine and val
liable GOLD BRACELET. The owner can have the
same by proving property and paying expenses.
II. w. HENDRICKS,
First Lieutenant and Chief of Detectives.
August &c
NEEICU CHIEF OF CITY DETEC-
rIyES CHARLESTON, S. c.. AUGUST 81,
1SGs.-Recovered and brought to this Office, one
small GRAY FILLY. The owner can have the same
by proving property and paying expenses.
- H. W. HENDRICKS,
First Lieutenant and Chief Of Detectives.
August %
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Dissolution Of Gopartnfrsbip.

DIssuLUTIuN OF COPARTNERsHIP.
The firm of MOSES MoNaIR Is dissolved
by mutual consent. JOHN T. MoNAI IR will pay and
collect all the debts of the rm and is alone author
lied 10 use the name of the firm In liquidation.
-SSignadI A. j. MOSES,
JOHN T. McNAIR.
Cheraw, s. c., August 4, 1868.
August IS -.
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Boarding.

'DRIvATE BOARDING.-MRs n. c.
i iFINNEY respectfully informs her friends and
the public that she is now prepared to accommodate
families, having largo and airy Rooms.
Board per week, 50; Transient, per day. 50; Day
Board per week, So. August Il
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n nEMOVAL.-DR. FRANCIS L.. PAR
n, KEN has removed his Office from No. 70
Broad-street toNo. u HASEL-STREET, two doors
east ofthe Postof3ce.. July "a
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fast ana faunb.

CPECTACLES LOST.-LOST. IN THE
- Market, about ten o'clock yesterday Wednesday,
morning pair of GOLD SPECTACLES. for which
suitable reward will be given If LETT at the MERCURY
OFFICE a August