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Assignee's s Sale.

In the District Court of the United iSateS
for the District of South Carolina.
IN THE NATTER OF j. s. MOORE,
SURVIVOR, BANKRUPT--IN BANK
pY virtue of an order obtained from W.
D ]. Clawson, Register in Bankruptcy of
said Court, we will expose to public sale,
on the FIRST MONDAY in March next, at
York Court House, South Carolina, the
REAL ESTATE Of r. S. Moore, survivor
OF Moore u Rainey, who has been adjudged
bankrupt upon his own petition, consist
ing OF that valuable corner LOT, situate
near the Court House, in the town of
Yorkville, South Carolina, measuring 80
feet front on Main Tor Congress) street,
and 130 feet on Liberty street, on which is
large and well-constructed three-story
Brick Building, with tin roof, fronting OH
Main (or Congress) street 80 feet, and
running West on Liberty street 100 feet.
In the first or lower story Of this building
is one of the most convenient and best
arranged Store-rOoms in tho up-countrv.
The second story is we'll suited for family
residence, sleeping rooms or offices. The
third story, in additian to other rooms,
contains a large Hall, which has been used
for public exhibitions, &c. Underneath
tho building Is a commodious Cellar, and
in tho rear of the building, on the pre-
misses, is good stwo-story Frame Kitchen.
This property is very desirable, because
OF its beiog located on the corner of tho
principal business street, and is known to
be the best business Stand in Yorkville.
Possession will be givon Immediately.
Terms cash, in currency. Purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps.
Il. 8. JEFFERYS,
w. B. METTS,
Assignees.
YoRKvILLE, S. c., February 13, 1868.
Feb IL mths3
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Plantation and Mill Site for Sale.

A PLANTATION, six and-a-half miles
N from Columbia, on the road leading
from Columbia to Camden, containing
$500 acres, more or less, about 300 of
which is cleared, balance we'll timbered with
Pine and Oak. There is on the place one
of the best Mill Sites in Richland District;
the water power is ample to carry large
factory. There is dirt dam already built,
which has stood for the last twenty years.
There is also on the place a fine Fruit Or
chard of about 1900 Peach and Apple
divided into farms from 200 to 500 acres, if
desired For further information, apply
to A. r. PHILLIPS,
Auction and Commission Agent,
Jan IL thm1mo Columbia. S. C..
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY virtue of sundry tax executions, di-
l9 rected to me, l will sell, on the FIRST
MONDAY and TUESDAY in March next,
in front of the Court House, in Columbia,
within the legal hours, the following pro-
perty, viz:
200 acres Of Land, more or less, in Rich
land District, bounded ON the North by X.
G. Breyard, East by j. j. Chappell, South
by Thomas Davis, and West by estate of
Wright Denley; levied on as the property
of the estate Of B. Gunter, at the suit Of
the State Of South Carolina for taxes.
ALSO,
249 acres of Land, in Richland District.
bounded on the North by estate of -
Dolby, East by VIM. Goff, South by Benz.
Miles. and West by lands Of - Barsh;
levied on as the property of Jeremiah Be-
thany. at the suit OF the State of South
Carolina for taxes
$50 acres of Land, in Richland District,
bounded on the North by l.. Atkinson,
East by P. Brown and j. u. Evans, South
by Isaac Walker, and West by Mrs. G. Will
son; levied on as the property Of the es-
tate of John Brazel, at the suit OF the
State OF South Carolina for taxes.
ALSO,
$50 acres of Land, in Richland District,
bounded on the North least by John Wages,
Southeast by John Fields, Southwest by
VIM. Higgins, and Northwest by w. G.
Burdoll; levied on as the property of Nj.
). Higgins, at the suit OF the State of South
Carolina for taxes.
ALSO.
$40 acres OF Land, more or lcsa, in Rich
land District, bounded on the North by j.
IL. Dixon, South by John Blizzard, East by
Nathan Jones, and West by David Jones'
known as Jones 'old place." levied on as
the property of the estate Of Daniel Jones,
at the suit of the State of South Carolina
for taxes.
ALSO,
45 acres of Land, adjacent to the city of
Columbia, bounded as follows: North and
East by estate of J. G. Walker, South by
boundary street, and West by the Fair
Ground; levied on as the property Of Vim.
Summers, at the suit Of tile State Of South
Carolina for taxes.
ALSO,
The House and Lot, on Richardson
street, in the city of Columbia, bounded on
the North by estate of G. Startling, West
by - Foot, South by Green street, and
East by Richardson street; levied on as the
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United States Marshal's Sale---The
United States of America, South
Carolina District.
d. c. PEIHOTTO i SON, AUCTIONEERS
PY virtue of a writ of feri f0cias, to mo
I'D directed, issued out Of the Honorable
the United States Circuit Court for the
District of South Carolina, will expose
for salo to the highest bidder, at public
auction, at Columbia, on the 4TH DAY of
March, 1868, being the FIRST WEDNES-
DAY OF the month, all the right, title and
interest of the defendant, in and to the
following property, to wit:
All that lot, piece or parcel of LAND,
in the city of Columbia, South Carolina,
fronting on Plain street, with the THREE
BUILDINGS thereon, at present occupied
by James Smith, Timer; p. b. Glass,
Bookseller; and c. Hnynosworth Barber;
and bounded by lots of A. l.. Solomon,
DR.: John Lynch, Henry Davis and Il. G.
SILVER.
Levied on as the property of the late j.
b. GLASS, defendant, at the suit of the
United States, plaintiff.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay the
Marshal for necessary papers aid stamps.
j. =. NJ. EPPING,
United States Marshal, S. G. District
Feb m3M24
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Furniture, &c.
w. II, WALTER

Will sell, at his Mart, on TUESDAY next,
at 10 O'Clock,
The following articles Of well-kept FUR
N1TURE: Beds, Bedding. Bedsteads,
Hair-Seat Chairs, Ottomans, Etageres,
Brussels Carpets, Sofa, Bureau. Bookcase,
Mirror, NJ. T. Tables.
Cooking Stoves, Cooking Utensils,
Crockery, Tableware, Clock, &c.
ALSO,
Mems, Women's and Children's Boots
and Shoes, and variety of other articles.
Feb 16 9
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Te1ograpEa-
Cable Dispatches.

r FLoRENoE, February 15.-Farragut
iined with Victor Emanuel to-day.
His alleged object is the requirement.
of naval station IL the hiediterra-
mean.
LONDON, February 15.-Earl Derby
is very i'll. Sir G. Shee, Judge OF
the Queens Bench, is dead.
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NEW BOOKS.

OFFICIAL History of the Secret Ser
" vice. BY Gen. l.. c. Baker, late Pro-
yost Marshal of the War Department and
Chief OF National Police. Announced q
year ago, but suppressed by tho Govern
ment. Profuscly illustrated. Subscription
price s5
Two New Books, by "Brick" Pomcroy,
editor of the Lacrosse (Wis.) Democrat
The First, "Sense," or Saturday Night
Musings and Thoughtful Papers.
The Second, Nonsense, or Hits and Criti-
cisms on the Follies Of the Day. $3.50
each.
Napoleon and Blucher. By L. Muhlbach.
On Both Sides OF the Sea-A New Schocn-
berg Gotta Family Book-A Sequel to
Dreytons and Davenents.
At DUFFIE Il CHAPMAN'S
Jan "a Bookstore, Columbia, S. c.
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News Items.

CHARLESTON. February 15.--Ar-
rived-ship II. g. Winthrop, Liver
pool. Embellishments Charleston
and Saragossa, New York; the brig
Union, Barcelona.
MEMPHIS, February 15.-A negro
shot soldier to-day, for insulting
the negro's wife.
LITTLE Rock, February 15.-The
Arkansas Convention has adjourned,
subject to the call of its President.
RICHMOND, February 15.-Jsdge
Underwood to day remanded Church
well Combs to the custody of the
military. He decided that Congress.
which was the war-making power,
has not yet declared peace, and the
country being i'll state of armistice,
the civil courts have no right to take
prisoners ont of military custody.
The case goes np to the Supreme
Court.
Gen. Schofeld issued several or
ders about registration. One orders
a new registration in Richmond
March 9, aud directs that where a
person has held United States Office
and then voted voluntarily for seces-
sion, he is DISTINGUISHED.
HAVANA, February 15.-The revo-
luton in the Southern part of Hayti
has become general. General Sala-
mans, at present Minister to the
European Courts, has been pro-
claimed President. Uice Salnave.
WASHINGTON, February 15.-The
Senate was not in session to-day.
The House resumed the considera-
tion of the Kentucky case, and a
resolution was adopted, informing
the Governor of Kentucky that the
seat was vacant. The Grant, Han
cock correspondence was presented.
Grants last letter to Hancock says:
eff your order removing the City
Council has been executed and the
new appointees are in. you need not
suspend the orders as directed. The
removed comprise two white and
seven colored members.
Internal revenue receipts, to-day,
$406, 900; of the week, $3,O0O,000;
year, $123, 100000.
It is stated that Sherman tele-
graphs, regretting his nomination,
and deprecates his confirmation as
Brevet General, and expressing n
disinclination to assume command of
the new division, with headquarters
at Washington.
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property Of Daniel Scott, at the suit Of the
State Of South Carolina for taxes.

State Of South Carolina for taxes.
ALSO,
A vacant Lot, on the corner of Richard
son and Laurel streets, in the CITY of CO.
..Sia, containing 1 acre, more or less,
and bounded on the North by Laurel street,
on the East by Richardson street, South
by estate of Charles Beck, and West by
of Heating q Ball, at the suit Of the State
OF South Carolina and cityof Columbia for
taxes.
square of Land, in the city of Colunl-
bia, bounded on the North by Laurel street,
East by Huger street, South by Blanding
street, and West by Williams street; levied
on az the property of j. Lumsden, for
taxes, aud to be sold at the risk of John
ID. Bateman, the purchaser at formsr sale.
Terms cash. +. w. GREEN.
Feb 3 :. K. d.
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& The Reconstruetion Conventions.

CHARLESTON, February 15.-The
Convention was mainly occupied to-
day with the discussion of resolu-
tion, asking Congress to loan the
State 81, 100000, for the purpose of
purchasing lands for the landless.
RALEIGH, February 15.-The Con-
vention, to-day, was engaged on the
Bill of Rights; among other sections
passed, was one pledging the faith of
the State. for the payment of its pub
lie debt, other than that incurred in
aid of rebellion. Durham offered O
section prohibiting marriages be-
tween whites and negroes, which was
tabled, and thus virtually voted down.
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Contents Of a Country Store declining
business.
BY D, G., PEIXOTTO & SON.

BY D. c. PEIX0TT0 & SON.
We will sell, on TUESDAY MORNING
next, 18th instant. at 10 o'clock, at our
Auction Store, without the least reserve,
the contents of Country Store, con-
sisting of:
Calicoes, Shifting, Hosiery, Shoes and
Boots, Hats, Ladies' and Misses Boots
and Shoes. Flanncls, Silk and Linen Hand
kerchiefs, Hoop Skirts, Shawls, Cambrics,
Muslins, Homespuns, Blankets. An as
sortment of Hardware and Cutlery, Knives
and Forks, Scales, Hatchets, Paints, Tin
ware, Crockeryware, Potware, Chests of
Tea, Cinnamon, Spices. Black Pepper,
Alum, No. 6, Peppermint, Sett Medical
Scales, and numerous other articles too
tedious to detail.
Conditions cash. Feb 16
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Landreth's Garden Seeds.

A large variety OF fresh and reliable
N SEEDS, just received from that well
known house of David Landreth & Sons.
Wholesale and retail at
Jan 12 t24+ +. POLLARD'S.
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.AuC6doaaE : sales,
Sale of Splendid Furniture. Dry Goods, DC.
BY NJ. w. BYTHEWOOD

Sale of Splendid Furniture. Dry Goods, DC.
BY N. w. BYTHEWOOD.
On MONDAY, 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock a.
m. will aell ysi.Lc.::.. any aind OF re-
serve, at my Auction Room, on Washing
ton street,
1 very fine tone Nunns & Clarke Maho-
gany Piano, -
8 MOlair Mahogany Rockers,
Wine Chair,
12 " Parlor Chairs. 2 sets
2 Mahogany Tcte-a-Tetes,
very fine Chess and Game Table,
l Mahogany White M. L. Centre Table,
l Tennessee Table.
Gilt Frame Mantcl Glass, feet long,
Brussels Carpets, little used, of differ
cnt sizes,
Oil Painting, (Cleopatra,)
Oil Painting, (Stonewall Jackson.)
Parlor Landscape Pictures-on glass,
fine Leather Covered Lounge,
l Mahogany Bureau, Wardrobe,
l Suspension Cradle,
Mahogany Crib; fine Piano Stools.
lot Crockery, Decanters, Glassware, &c.
Cooking Stove, in fine order,
l sett Platform and l sctt Counter
Scales-O. X.
ALSO,
To close consignments n lot of BOOTS.
Shoes, Dry Goods, &c.
Articles for sale received up to hour of
sale. Terms cash on delivery. Feb 1G
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JOB WORK! JOB WORK!
Fine LIQUORS. Segars. &c.

.11'o1'j DO6 uIoi CC.
NNHE subscriber has just made large ad-
IL ditlons OF the above to his stock, and
will take pleasure in showing his friends
the same, The purity and quality are
glarant"ed ~ every respect, such as
HOLLAND GIN, "Prince Of Orange
very old and fine.
American Gin, cold Tom"
oOtard, Dupuy & Co.'s Brandy, vintage of
London Dock Brandy.
Port, Sherry and Madeira Wines.
Choice Old Rye Whiskey, and a full as-
sortment of low grades.
Old Jamaica Rum.
TOBACCO.
Genuine DURHAM and "BILL ARP"
Smoking, the best brands in market.
Jan 25 GEORGE SYMMFRS
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United States Government Sale.
BY D. C.. PEIXOTTO & SON.

WE will sell, on TUESDAY MORNING
next, 18th inst, at 10 O'clock, in front Of
our Auction Store,
4 Government HORSES.
Conditions cash in United States cur
rency. Feb Is
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FOREIGN.


LONDON, Dssembar 2 -The Time
and Standard, in editorials on the pro
posed conference 10 settle the question:
1t issue between Turkey and Sreeee,
condemn the conference IS being useless
A dispatch from Athens dated lasi
Thursdaysaysthst he Foreign Minister
Of Greece has officially declared that ri:
Government is ready TO make any sacEi.
fee for the majntsinsnes OF her rights
and independence.
BRUSSELS, December 2S.-The hide
PeaaeRt Beige says that the prospectus o.
the conference are resssuring,
VIENNA, December 2S.-Ihe GFecians
Rre flying from Turkey on account Of the
threatened war. Several families OF
refugees have been received by the peo-
pie OF RJmania. They have been
warned, however, that they must OBJ
serve an absolute neutrality ia case OF
war, on pain OF expulsion.
PARIS, December IS lie CORstitutiOa-
eHs, a semi-ofiicial organ, publishes a
telegram fran Vienna annaGDcing that
the Porte will decline TO adhere 10 ths
proposed conferences if the terms Of his
uitimatum to Greece in the matter Of
Crete arsmoOted.
MADRID, December 2s-The Govern
ment Is taking measures foE reducing the
budget for the ensuing year.
Emile Costello, the well known Rspnb-
liean, says that q Republic has been
morally formed alCesdy in Spain, as the
party carried gil the great
cities except Maorid In the election.
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1ENEIIIS APPEAL
OUa ExILEs.

There Is a generally expressed desire
current among Southern journals that
the distinguished gentlemen formerly
connected with the Confederate cause,
now voluntary exiles from their homes,
avail themselves Of the Presidents am
nesty, return Immediately to the South
and assume once more the positions in
society, and snoRg their friends, TO
which they are entitled, and which all
would gladly accord them. Mr.. DAVIS,
Il is rumored, will shortly be Invited to
the first position in the U9Hrueity Of
Mississippi. Mr.. THOMPSON has also, We
understand, been urged to return to his
home in that State, and we have Ssns-
tor McCREERY's ssy-so for It, that Gen.
BRECKENRIDGE will at once return to
the Kentucky whose craftsmanship and
chivslry he 50 earnestly and nobly illus
treted throughout the civil war. We
notice, also, that the New Orleans pa
pers ara expressing the views OF a ma
jerity Of the psople of that city, and are
calling upon Mr. BENJAMIN to return to
those who sustained him in his public
and private career, and hsve always ex-
pressed themselves proud By his attain
ments SIS q lawyer and 3 statesman.
Gen. EARLY will, too, We presume seek
his beloved Virginia and settle down
hear the home aud grave of his comrsde
and friend, the illustrioOs SToNEWALL
JACKSON. AJr. MASON, 1t Is suppOssble,
will also return to Virginia, and among
the neighbors snd friends whom he so
ably and wOrthily represented under
both Governments, spend the declining
years Of s useful life III peace and tran
guilty. Mr.. BLIDELL will, it is pre-
sumed, answer the clsins Of his former
constituency, and accompany Mr.. BEN
JANIE ca his return to Louisiana.
Others whose names We do not now re-
member, viii doubtless avail themselves
OF the Presidents Christmas prOclsma-
tion and Join the hosts who await imps-
tiently n moment OF their restoration
10 family and friends. We hope so, and
that the pleasant duty will shortly de-
volve upon us Of answering for the pres
ice at hOme OF every living represent
alive Of the " Lost Cause"
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FROM the New 0sie&ns Rcagtsle of
Sunday we learn that Gen. Rousseau
hiss ordered Breyet MsJ.-Gen. r. b.
AYREs, Acting Assistant Inspector Gen
eTal Department OF Louisiana, to pro-
ceed 20 Little Rock, Ark, via Memphis
and White river, and 10 such other
points in tie State 81 Arkansas Us are
reported in q distracted condition, for
the purpose OF examining into snd max
ing q report concerning the amt We
are well satisfied, from his AHsscsdents,
that the report to be made by Gen.
ATREs will be impartial, aud fully Reu-
tralizs any errors OF statement into
which Col. BABCoCK, Of Gen. GRANTS
staff, may be betrayed by the Rsdiosl
leaders IN Arkansas. Both officers should
receive the courteous attention Of the cit
izsns OF our neighboIiGg State, and be
extended every facility for gathering
correct information.
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cuEAP ApYERTssINe.

We call the particular attention o. per
sons desiring to make public their basi-
ness or wants to the advantages of what
might be called the cheap column Ton
our second page) Of the APPEAL news
paper, s place where the information OF
anything for sale, rent or lease, lost,
found Or wanted, may be given to the
pnbiic at the least possible costs cost so
trihing, in fact, that we are sometimes
led to wonder that it Is not more gene
rally made use of. Two lines, or four
teen average words, or three Iines at the
most, will be amnly sufficient 20 make
known any ordinary want. Ard this 1T
10 cents per line Will amount to but 20 or
80 cents. Thus = oOsohman, express
driver, farmer, gardener or hostler, a
clerk or salesman, q carpenter, black
smi.h, painter, lab0rer, or mechanic Of
any trade or profession, q sesnstress,
coax, chsmbermaid or house girl, want
ing a situation, can, ct the trifing eXpen-
diture OF tencesnts per line, bring the
fact TO the public notics aud attention.
If one has q lease, 8 house or lot, a horse,
COW, or OK, q piano, or q house
full of furniture 10 sell; or II one
desires to buy either Of these. if
one hiss rooms to rent, or wants TO take
hoarders or, if any one desires to rent
room or fad board, The simplest, aud
by far the cheapest way is TO put the
want In as few words as will make it In
telligibie, and bring it TO the Office. II
ineonVenient to do this, Incloss it in an
envelope with the money-IO cents per
line-and drop 1t IN any mi Of the city
mail boxes, and It Will reach US ssfely,
and the advertisement appear in the "a
per the next morning.
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TE1EGRGPHIO e


NEW YoRE. December 2S.-Cotton 25G25Lc
Superdue dlHr 81 gSg5 IS. Wheat IM2c ioWsF
Waisky unchanged. Corn s4Ss7s. Rice SIG
Dry SO ds-The falure OF the we'll known
hon ses o Turnbull, Slaue u Co. and IatblOo
LndingtOa & Co, has excited an unfavora ole
Influence Ga tssde, and tae market Is fc0nss-
qaenc Is extremely quit, Heavy broWasseSt.
logs 5slse for 5es5 Eastern makes. aud printed
eaico5 Etzr. COehIcO and ktsFIimaeD l31sc
Tas Lasesslsr IS Rinks and purples have Eeer
Money 33eoIasgsss5 Old Tenneasses 10
Kew Orleans MErket.
NEW ORLEANS, December 2s- Cotton stif=r
miGd4tngs z5MG2S{c; sales 300 bales rsee pts
5 nee 5 tuTday f6ll bales exports 400 bales,
Gold sos. Sterling, Bank ~; Commercial 49,
aiSZ. New York sight = o~iscount. Flour
low grades, scarce anu Gru; supeffue 81 90
&&& ss9s 80 Corn quiet at 7Sc. 0ats, none
HsF ca y; prime E26GEZ.. PORK dull at IS 81.
Bacon scarce shoulders lie; sides 1870 iS%c
hams l7alSc. Lard firm; tieIees ISZsls1zc;
kegs ls9lsze, sosar act We and nfmer; crime
iz&Gl-5sc; yellow clarified lz5fc. Mo.asses
active aid fam :: common SgG0c choice IS )
gr Whisky quiet; Western rrctiG d 81 Il.
Cohee steady fair li4Gl454c prime l61s3I7c.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE. December 2S.-Tobacco sales 50
khJs; trashy new legs TO medium leaf y 70 10
sS - Hogs s. 0Ss gross eottoa z514c su-
6s9@a cats 5S$60f. Rye 81 40 Pork SIS.
packed. Bacon shoulders I3Lsc; SIDES TT9FsIe
packed. WHISKY, raw free, 81
Cluciauat1 Market.
CuSCuSEATI. December 2-Family -four 81 80
GS SsEB- 3z96Ss. Hye Sl'SI Oats Lg6Ic,
Cotton whisky 81 Bulk sideF Exc.
Green shoulders 10; sides lScs hams li15c.
PORK So. Lard l5Asc- Coffee 2iG3e,
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, December q. a.m.-COusols for
money atj%;. on zccoUpk S23s. United States
o-O ZONES -
LIYERPoOL. December SS,llI5 a-m.-COtton
quiet sales 1900 osles; uPiands l5 ID; Orleans
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,.ser, Rln some reganfs they fall behind
he England they initiate in trade or the
eranoe they initiate In follies aud wick
sdness.
what the South before the war aeeom-
lilshed, what she accomplished during
ke wal in material progress and towards
Supplying The material wants Of her
.rmy, navy and people, and what she
has since accomplished towards q recon-
struction Of her material prosperity, are
veil known to all, aud should stand for
ever IN the esteem of the Bulletin and lie
res4egs d reproof Of the f~auit-iuding
ID aippaut correspondents whose
esparielces OF lifsiO Of industries and OF
peoples, scarcely extend beyond the ele-
meDtary prime r. Of Northern schools.
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wAsHINGTOS.

W4sHINeToN, December 2S.-Gen.
CT ant Will leave here on Wednesday for
Baltimore, where he will remain untii
Thursday, and then leave for Phila-
delphia, where be will spend New Years
day.
Senator Morton Is preparing g reply TO
certain newspapers which have asssiied
his recent speech.
Other Congressman are preparing
speeches On the financial question, and
among them Butler, who will oppose
the resumption OF specie payment.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, December 28.-The follow
lag intelligence is Published in the Di9r-
10: On account OF the scarcity of pfovi-
siOns ia Santiago, and emigrstiag TO the
KiogdoTn, the suffering among tue p0or
classes continues. The grinding eks1seF
on the plaatstiOns and gathering Of the
coffee crop Ia the vicinity o; Santiago IS
prevented by the presence of tbs insuhs
~recti0aists.
The official report Of the battle neaf
Eslequin Is confirmed. The Dturi0 says
the rebels confess 3 loss o; 800, and they
0uly piece OF artillery. Small bands OF
snce near Gibra.
intelligence received from St. Dom;n-
go states that the Government troops
had defeated the rebels 81 Lasuemataso.
The election for Vice-Presldent and
Senator's Is progressing.