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APPLES-Green, per bushel,
Dried, per pound, sc,
b4bG9d5SemaunnSy, baodss &C unsS per yard, 80
BALE ROPE-Manilla, per pound, 80
BUTTER-Per pound, Is
BEESWAX-Pe pound, 20
BEEF-Per pound, = sac
DACON-!i0g round, per pound, 20
dBEANs-Whito, por bushel, 81 IS
CCAMiCOmPor Canl, yard, l0a 20
CANDLES-Adamantine, per lb. 30
c,',o Tallow, per pound, 20
COTTON YsyARN-per bunch, So IS IS
COTTON-Per pound, 20
CllEESE-Per pound, rs
COFFEE-Rio, per pound, 80
CoPpERAs-Per pound, 10
FLOUR-per barrel, :. $l4 90
FEATllERs--Per EAI pound. 40
GRAiN--Corn per bushel, 81 90
Wheat per bushel, 81 so
Rye per bushel, 81 90
49,, Oats, per bushel, so
PEAS-Per bushel 81 90
HlDES-Dry, per pound, lG
Green, per pound,
lNDlOO--Carolina per pound,
Spanish Float. per lb. 50 90
LARD-Per pound, 2C
LIME--Pcr bushel, -.. 45
LUMBER-B Boards, per 100 feet, 81 IS
:" Scantling, per 100 feet, 81 25
SHlNGLES-Per 1000, So SO
MOLASSES-Cuba, per gallon, so
N. 0. Syrup, " 81 90
MADDER-Per pound, 80
NAILS-Per pound. 10
ONIONS--Per bushel, 81 90
OlL-kerosene, per gallon, 81 90
PORK-Per pound, 10
POTATOES-Iri per bushel rs
:" Sweet, per bushcl rs
RlCE-Per pound, IS
SlOT-Pcr pound, 20
olllk[lNG-Brown, per yard, I2a 20
Blcachcd, per yard, II 30
SPIRITS-Corn Whiskey, per cal. 81 90
81 MSALI-Livcrpool. per SACK So 25
SOAP-Pcr pound, II
SUGAH-Crushcd, per pound, 25
Brown, per pound, 1890
STARCH Per pound, 20
SODA-Pcr pound, 90
TALLOW-per pound, Is
TURKEYS, 5Oa75
IEA--Green, per pound, So 90
Black, per pound So 90
Chewing, per lb. 25al so
Smoking, per pound, 50n | 90
HiNEGAR Cider, per gallon, 81 90
WOOL-Washcd, per pound. 40
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IN BANKRUPTCY,

Il lie District Court Of tie United States
jor the District Of South Carolina.
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GENERAL WADE HAMPTON A CORES.
pondcnt Of the "Richmond Whig," writing
sfoln Lexington, says Of General Hampton's $
Kate speech before tho Literary societies Of
Washington College,:
"Ihls address was no sky-scraping, morn
ing-Blory affair, but earnest, wholesome, man.
ly advice from an older to younger brethren.
lie exhortcd all to labour earnestly to Juad
up the State and country, intellectually, NOR
ally, materially"
The correspondent Of the "Dispatch," in
an account of the Alumni Supper, states that
the 4th regular toast was:
THE Fallen Heroes Of tie Var! Noble
mon! Tho story of their martyrdon adds
fresh lustre to n motto too often sncered at,
sLulcc Ct decoruna est pro l,atriu mori'"
General Echols said he would call on to re-.
spond to that toast the man whom our fallen
.4eroes would call on if they could speak
General Wade Hampton.
General Hampton said that he was proud
to think that our fallen braves would be will
ling to accept yotivc offerings from him. AL.
luding most touchingly to our martyrcd dead
he said that our grief should be tempered as
VIC remember that they fell when they thought
they would not fall in vain, that they fell in
the bright hope that success would crown
our efforts. But he did not believe they had
fallen in vain-thc cause for which Jackson
and Stuart fell cannot he in vain, but II sono
form would yet triumph. lie fell. This
was drunk solcmnly and silently by all and
in looking around We observed that nearly all
present were Confederate soldiers.
eeD~ Eight whites aud negro arrested in
kershaw district OH s5spicion of being i'm.
plicatcd in the Dill murder. havo becn i'm
prisoncd at Charleston to await trial by mill
tary commission.
PorrsrowN, Pa, juno 27.--Tho rail and
nail works at Pottstown was burned to day !;
loss 81 100000.
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n9s" The friends of DAVID SAM
DEIsS respectfully announce him Candidate
for Tax Collector Of Oconee County, Mt the ens,i-
ing election Iio belongs to no party whatever,
but will run en- independent race
May s, 1868 tda
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B6snTllc many friends of ROBERT
powell respectfully announce linn Candi-
datc for Tax Collector for Oconco County at the
approaching election.
Nlny s, 1868 l.,s I'd
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PrncIAmunn hE thp aYsrnnr.

MAlaAAs, On page los, IF Inc Code
OF reAhvasss, the following Conssitu.
iioGnl pruvisioh ID found
The Governor may, On oxtraordi-
nary occasions, convene the General
Assembly By p~roclAlnAliom and shall
rtate 10 them, when assembled, the
purposes for which they shall have
been convened; but they shall enter
On no legislative business except that
for which they We're specially called
together
Now, therefore, I, WILLIAM g.
BNowSLow, Governor Of Tennessee,
issue this my call for on extraordinary
aAsaion Of The General Assmebly OF
Tennessse, to take place on Monday;
Goth Of july, 1868, at the Capitol Ia
Nashville. Senators and Representa-
tiyes are required to De there at Il
o'clock, the day and date above
named, when l viii make known Il
them the parpoaes for which they
have been called together.
The papers selected to do the lega
advertising Of the State are directe,
10 insert this proclamation, eacl
three times. In testimony whereof
&c., &C., | sign and publish the sam,
this 9Th Of July, 1868.
WlLLAM q. BRownLow.
1269inlrIOwQ
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The above CUE represents the small Machine as a
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inch stnbble the points Of the guards or fingers can
10 raised or lowered sO "a to take up lodged or falleh
grain in the most perfect manner.
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wAREEWs R%EvOLyISS sULKY RAKE.
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u Is built Of the very best material, and Is mere du,
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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-25
The People Opposed to Progress.

Parties are but the reflex of the people In Re-
public this is specially and necessarily fact In a
Monarchy, it may or may not be. Thus in Russia, the
Emperor ORDERS and it is done. In France, the En-
peror also orders as automatically as in Russia 10
preserve the appearance of liberty Napoleon consuts
with certain parties who always shape their actions by
their monarchs looks. But in America, where the
people rule parties but slaves to the sovereign will
Consequently party take step in advance Of
the wishes of people without being rebuked AS there
exceptions in all cases. also have there been times
in the history of the Republic when great minds have
taken advantage of circumstances and moved forward
dragging party and people at their heels.
The proclamation of Emancipation by Lincoln was
one of these great strides in the worlds history where
the work of years. past and come done at single
bound.
We all remember how cautiously this Emancipation
had to be approached. How years Of war, and blood
and suffering had to prepare the people for the promu
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Lahm Dearg Aboo X
WAR SONG OF THE IRISH CLANS AT THE BATTLE OF
CLONTIBRET.

WAR SONG OF THE IRISH CLANS AT THE BATTLE OF
CLoNTIBRET.
ALPIN DHV.
Brightly spears midst the sunbeams are cleaning
Gaily our banners DER us on high
Proudly the eye of our chieftain is beamng,
While pale grows the Saxon bursts our war cry
Let it roll louder still
Midst every glade and HILL
I'LL 1t re-echos those dark valleys through,
Making each Saxon proud
Quail like tempess loud
Bursts on each startled ear-Lahm dearg aboo
The troops of Clanconne our chief are surrounding
MacRenna and all his brave clansmen are here;
MacGure upon his fierce war seed is bounding,
MacGennis already hath grasped his good spear.
Then onward each gallant son,
Make the false Saxon run;
Soon shall the boaser for mercy loud sue;
Red shall that fatal flood
Flow with the foeman's blood,
On to the slogan dread-Lahrn dearg aboo!
Tonight on each hill shall the bonfire be lighted,
And far DER our island the signal shall CO. lighted
While our friends shall those welcome signs gaze de-
They'll tell them the that we've conquered the foe
Cons gallant clansmen bold
Glad shall those fires behold;
Yer Monaghan then will our flag float anew,
For shall the Saxon there
Yield upon the air
Bursts like the thunders roar-Lahm dearg d5oo!
Heber and Heremon's spirits are gazing
Down on the wales Of Clontibret SO fair
AS up from the dust green flag are raising
The flag we shall conquer or die by, we swear.
Then death to the foemen base,
Meet them face to face;
Let their hearts feel what the Mortimer can do
Draw every vengefu blade!
Deep through their columns wade!
Down with the S2sSsnach-LGhm dearg obooi
B. B. McGuINNEss
La deoro aboo Leo de0 o6o0 was the battle cry of the
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THE 1KISH REPUBLI5
NEW YORK, APRIL rs, 1868.
One Year Old.

With this the ffty-second number of THE IRISH Re-
PUBLIC, closes our first volume With next number
we will send table of contents that those who have
preserved their papers can have them bound in book
shape
We can supply few numbers of the volume complete,
(y-two numbers) arranged and bound for the sum of
five dollars. We cannot supply any odd numbers
have retained only few complete files
With our next number we begin our second year.
We shall make some alterations in the make up of the
paper thereby giving subscribers onethird more
reading than heretofore. We do not care to make
promises, to enlarge the merits of The IRISH
REPUBLIC. Let readers judge for themselves We
will promise, however, that shall continue to talk
bold truths and advocate liberty against all Corners"
We have hosts Of enemies whose sole ambition seems
be destruction Is it too much expect that our
friends will do their duty by us? To those who are
DESTROYS of supporting Independent literature, and
breaking away from old conservative gyism we appeal
Send in your own subscriptions first and then help to
circulate our paper
AS many of our readers are indebted to U.S. we take
this method of requesting them to pay up arrears and
send their subscriptions for our year. We talk
plainly feel that give full value for the money
received by We do not beg, but demand that our
subscribers shall comply with the universal rules of
journalism-poy IN advance.
Without wishing in any way to unduy magnify our
selves humble services express deep and
deliberate conviction that the successful propagation
Of the principles of this journal principles of equal
rights and universal liberty-the freedom of not only
Ireland, but of America is suspended and the ultimate
emancipation of the world We need say therefore,
that with the blessing of God and the aid of good and
true men, willendeavor to do part in the great
and glorious work which it is honor to be engaged
This war of principles must be waged and it only
end when truth and justice and liberty triumphant
all lands and the hosts of ignorance and slavery
changed into nations of intelligent and independent
men.
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0Nei of Ulster 1t the Red Hand foreve That wild
slogan often struck terror the heart the Sos8enach amidst the
hills and valleys of the North of Ireland.
Clonbret the Lawn the Spring about five miles from
Monaghan and of the victories
gained the British during the the Ne
refer the reader THE Life Times of Aodh (ugh ONe"
Mitchell book which should be in the hands Irish
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THE SITUATION AT wAsHINGrON.

THE SITUATION AT WASHINGTON.
The kilograms this morning give
vivid idea of the excitement prevailing
at the Federal capitol yesterday and the
night previous. The opinions adverse to
conviction Of the President, pronounced
by such leaders as Fessenden, Trumbull,
Grimes, Henderson and Sherman, startled
the JacObin junta from its propriety, and
Butler and Washburne "fell Accusing
like very drabs and scullions, while
Open-mouthed denunciations made the
air turn blue Howard, Of Michigan, a
red-hot impeacher, went sick as an ex-
cuse to gain time, and bring additional
pressure until Saturday to re-form the
line But in the midst Of the consterna-
tion this earthquake opening under the
Impeachment project has caused, we
hear nothing of sturdy old Ben. Wade.
His curses, doubtless are not loud, but
deep. The Presidential coronet, he als
most felt already bound about his brow,
dissolyes like the baseless fabric, etc,
etc, while doubts Of the Vice Presiden-
tial nomination at Chicago sweep over
his soul like troubled visions Ger the
breast of dreaming sorrow
The question, however, is yet involved
in uncertainty The probabilities point
strongly to acquittal, and if four or five
such men as have been named remain
firm, they will be supported by a
sufficient number of Radicals to throw out
the articles Of impeachment What
enginery will be put in motion by Satur~
day, it is impossible to know, but moth
ing will be left undOne to avert aequittal
Till then, good men viii take solace in
Washburne's forlOrn ejaculation, and
dwell with delight on the picture of i'm
parchment wrapped in the sulphurous
flames whence the smoke of torment
arises.
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miscellaneous.

WASHINGTON, May I2.-Mr. Schenck
reported from the Ways and Means Com
mittee the consolidated bilI-lhe important
provisions Of which we're stated yester-
day-of tax on whisky 10 be collected in
all cases at the distillery. Beer il TO be
taxed one dollar per barrel snuff, chewing
and smoking tobacco, 10 be taxed forty
cents per pound.
CHICAGO, May l2-In Conference, to-
day, the Committee on Credentials Of
Southern Delegates, made report favor
ing the admission Of the claimants. Ii was
adopted by 205 to 10.
SAN FRAzCIsCo, May l2.-Mexican adj
vices state that all attempts at revolution
in different parts Of the country have been
suppressed. Jnarez had not fed a. re-
ported.
BosTos, May 12-Tbe bill abolishing
the State constabulatory passed the House
to-day over the Governors veto By vote
Of AS 20 62.
MEMPHIS, May l2-The editors Of the
White county Record, at Searcy, Arkansas,
have been arrested by the military anthori-
ties, for structures made on their official
acts
BOsTos, May l2.-Four fremen were
injured by the falling Of The walls OF a
burning building at Walden to-day.
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and Congress are of a political character.
not amounting tc nigh crimes and INSIDE
meanors, IN my opinion the President has
not been guilty of an Improbable offense
by reason of anything alleged in either of
the articles preferred against him at the
bar of the Senate by the House of Repre-
sentatives.
The Tribune has dispatch from Wash
ington dated 2:l5 this morning, stating
that Mr.. Towards physicians are of the
opinion he will be able to take his seat in
the Senate to-day.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen is sure to vote for
conviction on the first three articles. This
will carry Wiley also.
WASHINGTON, May 12-The court of
Impeachment agreed to adjourn until Sat
urday, when vote will be taken. The
Senate Chamber was crowded to overflow
Ing this morning. Fifty policemen we're
distributed in the galleries to preserve or
der.