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sgeeiaI Notiees.
To Consumptives.

The Rev. Edward A. Wilson will send (free of
charge) to all who desire it, the prescription with
the directions for making and using the simple
remedy by which he was cured of lung affection,
and that dread disease Consumption. His only
object is to benefit the afflicted and he hopes every
sufferer will try this prescription, as it will cost
them nothing and may prove blessing. Please
address REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 165 South Second St, Williamsburg, N. Y.
Sept. IS, 1867. IL
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
yous Debility Premature Decay, and ali the effects
of youthful indiscreton, WILL for the sake of suf-
ferng humanity. send free to all who need it, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rene
,dy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, do so by
addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
AZ Cedar Street, New York.
June 10, 1867 / ly
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

AN DEHSOIF lid I NICI.
WHEREAS, w. T. Clark has applied 10 me for Let
ters of Administration the Estate Of Jacob Crum
er, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased
to be and appear at my Office on the 18th day Of
February, 1868. to show cause, if any they can,
Why said Administration should not be granted.
ROBERT JUNKIN, DAD.
Jan. %, 1868 80
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information.

Information guaranteed to produce luxuriant
growth of hair upon a bald head or beardless face
also arecipe for the removal of Pimples, Blotches,
Eruptions, ETC., the skin, leaving the soft,
clear, and beautiful, can be obtained without
charge oy addressing
TAOS. F. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
S23 Broadway, New York
Sept. is; 1867. IA
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FAIR NOTICE.

ALI. persons ndehcl TO CATER & WALTERS
must come forward ani make settlement by the
4lh day Of February or they will find their Ac-
counts in The hands Of an officer for collection.
Longer time cannot he given.
Inn 10 1858 3S
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First and Last Notice.

ALL persons knowing Ihcmselre indebted Il
me will come forward and pay up. MS am need
ing lhc money Return Day is close N hand
WM. NJ OSBORNE.
jim 90, 1853 80 8
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Administrators Notice.

PERSONS having demands against the Estate of
james Norris, decd, will present them to the un.
dcrsgncd, properly attescd. without delay; and
mediate payment.
JESSE C. MORRIS, Admir-.
Feb S, 1868 SO 4*
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Administrators Notice.

ALI. ncrsnna indebted to ihc Estates of B. F.
Hutchinson and y. T. Bozeman bui deceased.
nrc notified har payment must he made To the I'M
lersigncd Mt oncr or suits will he instituted against
them by Return Day.
w. w HUMPHREYS, cE.A.DA ADMIR-
Jan 23. 1879 81
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

In Equity--Andcrson.
John Wilson and Mathew Brazeae VS.. Elkannh
c. Cobb and wife Sarah Cobb, Vim. NJ Cooley, ct
al-Pehtion for Relict, &c.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Elkanah c.
Cobb, one of the Defendants in this case resides
beyond the limits of this State. On motion of A.
T. Broyles, Pro. Pets,
Ordered, That he do appear and plead answer
or demur TO said Petition within forty days from
the date of the first publication hereof or decree
nro contesso will be entered of record against him.
W. W. HUMPHREYS, C.E.A.D.
Commissioners Office,
Jan. 20, 1868. go
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EVERGREEN MILLS

ARE in first rate order, having been recently i'm
proved by the introduction of a NEW SMUT MA
CHINE and NEW BOLTlNG CMOTHS, and is in
charge of an experienced Miller. No pains or at
tention will be spared to insure everybody good
turn out. Forty-fve pounds will be guarant eed
from good whent.
The CORN MILL, as heretofore, is unrivalled.
E. j. EARLE.
Feb 5, 1868 SO
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NOTICE.

MY wife Krziah .llams. having left ny he'd and
hoard without rrovocatiun hereby tnrewarn all
pcr~nn- agninSt trusting her on my account. MS
vii; mol he responsible Tor her contracts from this
,lite. SPENCER ADAMS. lcniored.)
5ra lSs lass ~ lssssh
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GUANO 7

PERUVIAN GUANo, direct from agents at mar
ket rates.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANo, s75 cash, $50
first November, with seven per cent. interest, ap-
proved city acceptance.
BAUGH'S PHOSPHATE OF LIME. $50 cash,
S65 first November, with seven per cent. interest,
approved city acceptance.
PHENIX GUANO, S55 cash, SEQ first Novcm-
Der, with seven per cent. interest approved city
acceptance.
FLOUR OF BONE, unadultcratcd and unburnt.
FARMERS PLASTER OR GYPSUM, warran-
ted pure.
In Offering the above manurcs to planters, do
so with every confidence. not only having testimo-
malls from planters who have used them the past
year, but the further guarantee TINT every cargo,
as it arrives, is analysed by Professor Shepard of
the South Carolina Medical College, and the high
reputation of these manurcs fully kept up
j. n. ROBSON,
md Atlantic Wharf, Charleston.
Jan %. 1868 81 2m
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TAXES ]! TAXES !!
FOR 1867.

WILL attend the following. places for the pur-
pose of Assessing and Collecting Taxes for the
year 1897
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Pendleton Male Academy.

THE Trustees of the Pendleton Male Academy
have secured the services of Mr.. ]. H. CARLISLE,
an experienced Teacher as Principal, who will
open school February II. 1868.
RATES PER QUARTER TEN WEEKS
Primary Department, S5 25
intermediate, 90
Higher English, rs
Ancient Languages, Higher Mathematics and
Natural Sciences, IL 90
Incidental Expenses rs
Monthly printed reports of recations and con-
duct will be sent to parents and guardians. and
rigid but saluary discipline will be positively
forced.
Young men desiring to enter College will be pre-
pared for advanced classes.
Board in private families near the school can be
had at $40 to So per month.
Il. A. MAXWELL,
Chairman Board Trustees.
Feb 5, 1868 33 I'm
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Wheat and Corn Mills

Wheat and Corn Mills
Are in successful operation. They are turning
out superior article, both of Meal and Flour
The usual toll of the country is charged. and GUS
toners will have their wants promptly attended to
by civil and attentive Miller. Thankful for the
large patronage already bestowed, continuance
of the same is solicited.
ALSO,
That am now putting up complete sett of
machinery for the CLEANING OF RICE and
BARLEY. The Rice will be received IN the straw
or threshed If brought in thrcslcd out, Charge
of twenty per cent. will be maac for cleaning and
asserting 1t, the Mill retaining The offal. The
charge for threshiug will be as usual for other
grain.
Should any person wish TO procure Seed Rice,
will furnish them superior article at cost price.
charging nothing for my services. The highest
market price paid in cash barter for Corn,
Whest, Rough Rice, Barley, or other grain.
THOS. L. LEE. Jr
Jan %. 1868 81 I'm
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j j.. Baker.

AT the sign of the Golden Mortar, No. Brick
Range, Anderson c. II, S. c., has on hand COM
pletc and thorough supply of choice
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Paints Oils, Glass, Putty, Varnishos,
Dye Stuhs &C., &C.,
Which he respectfully invites customers, friends
and the public generally. to examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Gail and see and with COM
pete assortment, and low figures, you can save
time and money by buying here.
Jan %, 1868 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03

thgVzsh type A,si il : ihs sairSinS II ~
igrerinx THIS responsibility, which 50 osfea
diS,ures the rshlie peaes. and sets eGs
Community by the ears Nsvsparers- are
apt 10 ,EspScsai shesr peiviseses, either
Inadvertently q paqresely, ard it car Be
~ Azra that the ffsziz.sssaeS. IS vel As
the Ssezsiss, u the rresS sh00l1 be oces-
socially 81 fevsh-
Tee-e Is 20 disposition evident o. the
paSx u the ASSEMBLY TO sne. irapsisoa.
giol,eS. o. draw and qasrser the editor q
the 4srsrtls1r. OF 10 psrson'ts. ,hreasA
hiu. = free press Ths>s ss0o-o1s verbs
srs bat AFTER the s,yle Of his l0fsy fights
IL Josrssilssa, and probably the Assembly
6sSzs ~ .ore services hindrsscs 10 his
pscSo1zl welfare thar = rsbuks sp0U hiS
reeS,sSS wrisiug bis persistent, falSe hshs
Jbrowe On public sSAiTs his psrSsvsripg
Polscy. no. iuAFsly styled by = member Is
pSs-hsadei = arG to rake bin cultivate
towards themselves, the GoVernmsnt. aud
the eozasnisy az lA-ge. dAsh uOrs q the
ssGrsss- "a naGo.~ sS vel Is dscsas
rvspses towards sSs powers that be.
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

he Ge1st, Capt. Aoeest. arrived 90 Mon-
CAV. IA asys' raSssSe. She brosSh; : HIN
esr u pssSsrSvrs> So-ae Of seSra old rcsi-
Gssss rvsursisS - ths I>,2nGS> We 0osicS
90 Tx Isl Il 6rs~a vel ard ~iss. C1ps- VII
foss and faHlIiy. and oshSrs The United
>estes NSvsl Agvnt sES >Eorv-kesP<r. Pay
Master :, c. Cr0Sey a5& s1asily. came alS0 ia
Tx vcS><l. 70 rvsi6s Il, Ro1olzlG TeS Classs
touched ST Eilo, banded SIX pasSSrgvrs Who
gazse down - vf>is The volcano, AKA Tx
se~zs q the late sruptbo1-
Th< ss1s l. eoGsunsG that the ?. NJ 5,
5. C0uPasy hayv se4ndouSd BrooSs' Island.
4s a eo4lilg ss1,so1. and Lave SS1t sShooesr
70 remove ses sGiltiBgs ana stores frvu The
Island ne -sailsg OF The steamers o- the
great eircle rV2ts l9ses f1ver, co0Ssantly. ard
~s ulas tbSrvsarv eeqS that or port nay
yss * chosen as the most avz5lzbls way
s-z.ior-
Tas opi1ioE grows &C the eezss. that Eng
La and ErsEch Inks Il steamers. vii Be
h5t &C this ocean. 70 cozpsts wlth the
casa hu~. for the trade Of ASA ThS rozss
iie do~E- i erou Pars1a VIA san Fran
ci<cVs to Hougkoug, tut European Ines,
VII ea-'ily ze-rt - roundabout route. ana
cus Already occupied y zsrouz company,
wien 4 shorter ard 90rc prosJable one,
Ecrcss the ocean, vii more surely secure the
ceiscts tkST desire. Tae Market Rerort
sszrss, that three or tour zervz sbfps 4re
Already n process Of coustructio1 ou the
Ciyts, WhSch are intended % ruz &C this
oscar Il l. ciainet taas the nrsz coss q
these screws and the expense q running. i
- uzeh less than the <sdswheel steamers,
sAac theE car probably compete With The
?. " : :. CO. Notwithstanding IL Iarvs
Subsidy
The vote Of the Ssza5s. CO the luPeach-
ueut s-tieIes las oeen takeu. and the liza
Irsbcie has been declared uos sustained ev a
Tote ofS5 &c - L h very doubtful whether
ny Of the rgHiaiHIsg 0aes VII pass Much
s1rrsi>s Is Manifested Il the ReFEoIcaz pa
prrs cEge tse Pr0eaoie result
In England ta~ position Of the C4hfust and .
Parliament rezlaiH< unchanged The Pre-
--A-Ar - TX 81 "a
,s@ark Ct the Duke Ct Erhuou6. il the
House Ct Lords that s- tbs. Queen Ief IL 70 the .
Ministry to Dissolve Parliament Eaesxvgr
asE pleased. sdii; he bad ozerst: 10 rssigu-
,E- the Offer WIS tsslirss his advice q the .
lGeen EIs to dissolve FarIa1zent Ehen the .
irI,s q bGs5aess psrrli1<s TINS Ez< without
ny reference 70 new constituents. eGt Il the I
work Of the House Ess soou cen plslsd. .
rev Eozse F0ait es eIsetsd q them ard
ha- tA, ri.hz % Dissolve Wis cuIy reserved
4 case the 6ssae ca The Irish Chzrgh CUES
1cu WIS Fassed-
The Lfssrsls 60 nat seemed disposed %
-Gzl Gu further AZ rhis time. the Legislature
"a the IRISH Church saestbsu- but 90 tas
sfh- NJ Gladstone moved Ihs bfI 10 Pre-
sns making further appointments re HvinsS
] the IRISH Church Ssr a specified period
lz,7 &c suspend the proceedings Of ths CsuI-
Idssi,sa co Tie Irish Chzrrh establishments
o. the saus tine
The searh Of Lsr't Eenry Bru1ynan n biz
i1ssist1 Esar n ana 1laceii
The Details Of the hsrsh-u news VII hs
,uu,f II rb,s -sl.s,r--,rIIs r,sl,tzr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03

liIFse1- Ecss- --raEEe- Van Nt1sIz and y II
Ky L K b,.IlsTed thai Anrh5uF- F-sIfss-
hIysgu ant SpraCue are cerrIfu 10 vote 81
eruTd-Ei.1u- 80 rhs President 1Izs have both
q rl- West FfrrinlI >sGIfors and FcEIer %
fnsGrs an aesIirrII- these tErse- 10 say the
lsasr ar G1UhEfaL
A issbarril dated NAV fssh- saws the al
dress Ct Har Missouri seisr7rb1u haz s1s-
ess6;,ss. IN szaeffn,E f-um H=nG=rsaz p{-siEs
q T1Cs 61r essuEicfis5u On rhe tenth arrleI.
Dsabtf4I PrsP<1ety.
Que eau not bds 's71esfigu the PrupriefY Il
aaF azTezFr &c eaerrs tle Vss=s q SENATOR'S
They are presumed TO &c ssusih5s uasn- ard
1sI.Ear- Z rheF have r1t- - hive hsSars their
eFez. rhe rerri,ls responsibility they farur
tefsre the country 81 IA-Ee- o permitting
tae President e. ~ EnFgFrgEel zls rhis
a -r considering hsE ssEFlE be hIniliar-f.
the esrsru1ieEE n the presence u f8rzi.En
narfauz- hW hfz uIa uiil1 ast.trsss "a III. CIV
50 aiz ilaI,rarzziilu AZ Fa,s-Pr-sil<enz- WIEN
I think % r1,t zriII Erearsr GzsEraee Ct ais
zT.IzsfiHE 1lesEsrss. n pIlsiIc piases ra handy
spis1rrs Tira niIzll gr1Edz- b., ezzeaEsT-
inz hiz H1eariar5ln- E1c sE Eifai1 jokes at
hiE eIreuEs.- l,3acEf- AiissE- All EzrriE1s aizL
N.1sz & AZ % / mar-si tEaz r.l- mental 1as-
e.ruuens - InE E-r1zIzcz1 Srnasar saa1IG
g. - sdEuss ~ ms % d1ElisEer Ia aeit a
1il0r-sIF- - -riL AZ Ill % efaillc-4 lie ri1si
IVA. Gnf szI-eer Visiar51a Il the drsr e,sulr 4
IAe lEI e il,tlesHl@uE azli1st han Ehieh
reads e Taaz II s55lars11 q tie. prB7lsi.iuz
- -hs C11zf5rIrissu- AID I1Elfn4fzt e 1iz
f-Iry O. IKE care rha1 the ITz a- fs5rhfullF
ezez1r-i-- Ard II EedI1cS Il IL T-uzI-e 4
0tilss Law, IL removed K u ezxztsu frar1
n. atis.s g Secretary & var Efraoz5 rhe
IliFice AID eauzeur q rhz Sena1z tEaz kss1F
hsi1.r then In sss=sisssI-
- ar ~ r1e dFsE Fg1I1TIL q Ar- 1zzsIrsu
vas e1uEH.zIs.si~ t1ere IL F1s111 61r d8u1r
whether E1E Presidents Ezs NAVAL = 4IEalsara
ref.Enil.alIy z1IirF N aEs ess1sal-tzi.E Ilz al
Eiss.rT- 1ssE<r- Eur a11zE Ele eenare lad sr-
1,-se.i Nr- eEz1r8u = b. Ezirsz1rest- and Ca
Erezz 5aszef 4 IaE ainl6sz cid 'zziues7 Il eETeT
ans elzs ard rEf1iH am n aeiaIe-zs sEF thai
alEer rla1 rEassrzE E1z a Fenai GsEezEE =
siaFiT e HzlsIa1e-sE111 CT nllsssFrssezs the
czs--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03
CALIFORNIA CORRESPONDENCE.
E<EzrIALEE t. TN E4EA1z1S GAZETTE

EsFErIALET t. rzz EAEA1I1S G1zzrrz-
The ssEo#iug rem Is furnished 81 the
English papers a. a zzs CT the tsrrisI. results
attending the CB-rSenEeI szpIcs5sa= 81
persons var, killed outright ~ zsors s5st
r-uGl n ELECTS five EIors eve their Deaths
iIGrscsiF % Il Is CGss yu1n- mn Il IN 4 EIad
house li-rT HI,1f sers YER. prrmafUrgiE con
1Iest and rNeHrF q rArir eiiiftrgu Gl.--
many q uhs rhf7frS1 are GWarfeG- cue
1I1r1ssr + 4 raFiHg malih. twelve rersCus
were EgGzi:,slf 1l-F W-ur i1r1 hos1iraI ard
a-g permanently IN lIr1r Besides IRIS z.il
co Eerrl Z damage vas GGus 70 pruprrry.
Ahssyzzaz War AT an Enl-DzaEh 81
DaE Tk<s<s---
General SaFisr asIz made silGrr work &C ri1l-
AkEssflia VIZ Ez mss The,',issrs AZ Ka.Eria-
"a. en Seed Friday. Ind- N the FHriales e
tie ziImz. Used ann u. - gIiIsE ~ q 1alE.
1iz lhtaf swim p hen E1-deseit- ThsrG1rs
rsrrsa1et inrG tie town I-cH Ehich the
MsEG.TF EsLOEizI.r- essI- SIFiEr 1rIter=si Al
IssaIir- s;IrTTing Il By storm Eiz tsss Wis
Small EAf7e thar &C Th..Cst1re Wis hearT
Thf rF-a1r Vas ziIiI, ar c,,unI5rred zIieiI.i
T7.lH Thirh zdri.ef there 4 zsE11t Gsd1r-
The Eri-iEii saggfEes vert al flGnt n Tia
girv aliiVe and VET ant we're SET free The
eil-.1mssIIrisil ir1Iils a Tie s11ir1iatiI.1- az
ssr1sal-fsti By ueirE7-Erh, are as ssiIcEz-
AzriI zzk1-rns TisEex rzss.Erzr1E sr1rE
TheadsIls. Ess 17isier-i By the Err -A 1isEailce
"a the 1irh Gf AFrii, and rzFgiseat- 5sziHE
5H msI kiilrL Es EaE sli1ssss -I.uriE ia
SERTED 1F r1is rzllailsfer Gf 1iz rr1apE- The
King rAen reiterated ilsili.s III. flrrr-zs &C
Mt.rialn. where le Wis zu-Tgr-elt tT zs-1Is
5.E dl-Sgrsf jlissEerz- Eis mad. 4 desperate
-.sszFIaee q tir English. tEE dadiIE IN
ea1Ee WIS mlsf. hGPeiEss 81 An IssIdir. IL
enmmir1-sf =1ii.isii. y 4 riszlsl-sii,ss- liz
British s-Grlar1ed rs alss SAINT 1cUIL
LESION NaF sS1--Thrs Times Aaz G6zl.ial
slfra,ss fS-im A1EszsIia u zrl -Iss IA
Eirsr sz5erf1.si - .s.lrr Eizn tlH entire 1r1F
fsr t1E E..st S.a ahsur Nj -5r1 The eirFcf
Nas.yfnia Eas 1uruer 81 IA. Eririzil-
LasD.s- Mag sth.-4H ctzii,iaL ieSEa1Eh
s-.su TaIanrH zarS eiat gzgr rnirrT E11s ant
nansrlz-s we're Destroyed 1E HIEiIisl lii- sIrrz
1Eszu ~. aat every dailsfinC IN the rsEu
iuI-Is. &c liz IN The king Waislv ana
..iu wz1-. prun-Ered - Eiie TiErE eg1nrrv-
Thss nrmF len MIesisIla eu caz l-kh- and
hnced q r.a-1 Zgnlh kF Tie end q K.Ey-
Th.. EsunEisaL were AZ GlzinE vel Aag-
faia correspondent =EEs ra. killE v1s 5g-issst
az N1ntaIA Ths 4Gang Prince IaEsGlrs
Es.ss = England and G.zflazis n 4. ecr1En-
81 EmE The army VA As1zz 1ir alsnle u
zE1 1iIlz
NV Tea1 Nag RA-Eh4 E9lsft sEe
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PRoCREDrxGs
LEeIsLArlvE AssEMBLY--lsss


TntRrS-SkvsSrR OAR. SArrRnAH, May so.
Assembly met IT 10 a. NJ. II. II. N. keka-
anaoA in the chair.
Prayer by the Chaplain. Minutes Of pre-
eeding day we're read and approved.
krresrs OF oNNtrrsES.-Committee on
Education reported On the various petitions re-
tcysea 10 thcn.-faverably. to release parents
sending children 90 select schools from the
school tax to allow parents 10 have a voice
in the selection Il teachers. and 20 vest more
power in the local boards. They recommend
ed shorter tcrms Of school, and enc or two
n0rS Vacations. On the Reformatory School.
they reported adversely to the present system,
but weFe in fsvvr of well conducted es,aA-
lishnent that the school grounds were in poor
condition. aud that the causes for taking chill
dren there werc generally insufficient. They
were in favor Of aiding the various female
boarding schools by liberal appropriation I;
slse the boarding schools for boys. Foreign
and Hawaiian select schools should also be
assisted. They were in favor Of appropriating
fer the entirc cause Of education about s. ,000.
As follows
Salary Of Inspector General. $4,000.
Salary of Clerk Of Department. 5000.
School Of LAhAinaluna. s., 0e0.
Hawaiian and fcrcign selest schools. $50 .e00.
Government schools. $1,000.
Printing school books, $3.50.
lncidentSls. $60p.
Building school houses. $3.50.
Scholarships at Oahu College. $50.
Interest On school fund. $S.ls5.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilder the report was
ordered printed.
On motion Of Mr.. knudSen. the rules were
suspended. and he read petition in favor Of
Subsidy signed by the merchants Of Honolulu.
On motion OF Mr.. knHisen. the petition was
tabled.
Judiciary Committee reported On the bill 70
reopen the once to quiet lAnd titles, in favor
of indefinitely poStpeiiing the same.
His Ex. {. de VSrigny moved to accept and
approve the report
Mr.. Msheiona amended to accept and dis
eass the bill now. Amended to be tabled.
Carried
REsoLrrloSs.-Mr Hitchcock asked to be
relieved from the Judiciary Committeeman
ed. Mr.. A. T. Jadd was appointed in his
place.
Names Of siguers Of the petition against
subsidy were read. on motion Of Mr.. Lyons.
on melton Of Mr.. Wilder the House ad-
lSurned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-06-03

Having ~ laysl man 10 my Government,
and ~ = ecrr, slondcnt had my say on
this subject. SAsll Gismlss Il without cora.
0enf
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-13
RESIGNATION Of Mr.. stanbery.

A special session of the Cabinet was held yes
terday afternoon, at which all the members were
present, Adjutant General Thomas included.
The session was called to determine upon the
resignation of Attorney General Stanbery, the
President not being inclined to accept the tenders
but the reasons assigned by Mr.. Stanbery were OF
such m important nature that the Executive
thought proper to seek the advice Of his Cabinet
before finally deciding. The Attorney General
was sensitive about appearing as counsel for the
President before the High Court Of Impeach-
ment whilst Cabinet officer, and he thought 1t
more proper to resign his official connection with
the Executive, feeling thereby free and untram-
melted In every respect. Whilst the other me M
bers of the Cabinet thought that there would be
no positive improperly in Mr.. Stsnbery ap.
pearing In defence OF Mr.. johnson while the law
officer of the Government, yet they did not seek
TO advise him upon the matter.
At the conclusion of the session, the Presi
dent accepted the resignation OF Mr.. Stanbery,
and Hon. q. II. Browning, Secretary of the In.
terror, will temporarily perform the duties OF
Attorney General.
The President, we do not think, will appear to.
day before the Senate, but will be represented by
his counsel, George T. Curtis, esq, David Dudley
Field, esq, of New York, Judge Ben. r. Curtis,
Of Massachusetts,, and the other gentlemen who
have been retained by Mr.. johnson to appear in
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