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roy, Stewart, Sumner, Tbayer, Wilson and
Yates.
Nj. Evarts proceeded with his argu-
ment.
The acquittal element seem more conf
dent.
LATER.-N1r. Evarts spoke the entire
day, and concludes tomorrow. Lis en-
durance was astounding, as his form. inci-
cate frailties; but, hour after hour, with
out water and with scarcely a note, his
speech rolls on, mingled with pathos,
invective and sarcasm, the details artisti-
cally following and relieving each other,
without repetition, either in matter, man
ner OF construction. One of his sentences
concludes: eff you drive the President
forth, he will be victim to Congress and
a martyr to the Constitution.
In the House to-day, Mr.. Brooks gave
notice of a resolution of inquiry regarding
the connection of the impeachment mana
gers with the "Alta Vela" business.
WASHINGTON, May l.
In the impeachment court, there were
no preliminary proceedings. Evarts re-
sumed his argument, and will conclude to-
day; when Stanbery follows.
p. M-Evarts closed at 3 O'Clock
After recess, Stanbery commenced, saying
that, although feeble III health, an irresis-
tible impulse urged him on. Unseen but
friendly hands sustained him, and voices,
inaudibe to others, he heard whispering
of hope and confidence, and saying or
seeming to say, "Feeble champion Of the
right, hold not back; remember. the race
is not always to the swift, nor the battle
to the strong. Remember, a single pebbe
from brook was enough TO overthrow
the giant that deGed the armies of Israel. .
In the House, the Alta -Vela resolutions
were resumed Brooks divided his hour
among the Democrats, and moved the
previous question, but it was not seconded.
An amendment was offered, which opened
free debate hogan opened, and was
called to order for using the word ''villain-
ous;" he took it back; the speech was
very bitter. Butler tovk the floor and
accused Brooks of robbine his partners
Butler asked Brooks, if; while Sntler was
fighting, Brooks, in this House, did not
call him (Butler) gold robber Brooks
replied, eyes; and / AInade You disgorge
$50, 900 to citizen Of New York Grim
inat;on and recrimination followed when
the Speaker called Brooks to order
Brooks didn't know why tie Speaker had
not called Butler to order. Brooks didn't
know how be was to get satisfaction. He
could rot get it personally from a man
like ButIer, who had been whipped at his
house in Massachusetts,, by bricklayer,
for insulting the bricklayer's wife. The
resolutions were tablell-70 to 2G. During
the debate, Eldridgc called Logan no gen
tleman, and Logan called Eldridge black
guard. Adjourned.
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THE New GOVERNOR OF SorTH CARO-
L1yA.-Gen. Scott, the Governor elect of
South Carolina who is to succeed Govern.
or Orr. fortunately for the State. is a man
in whom ali parties have confidence, not
withstandng he was nominated by the
Republicans In this respect, South Car
DINA is perhaps more fortunate than some
other OF her sister States of the South.
There viii, we presume, bs,no Brownlom-
ism found in Gen. Scott. five are to
have Republican Governor we know
none that we would prefer to him. 1ic-
cording to the opinion of q Radical negro
who was member Of the Convention,
there would have been mourning IN the
State if certain other Republican com
pctitor had been nominate.l.-G5Tsn0'lte
Enterprise.
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"Reioicc, Columbia's sons, rejoice;
To tyrants never hended knee;
Bnt ioiu in heart and hand, and voico,
For Jefferson and liberty" :"
A oentleman was chiding his son for

"A gentleman was chiding his son for
staying out late ofnlghts-or erearly
of next morning-and said: "Why when
! was of your age, my father would not al
low me to 90 out of the house after dark y
sThen you had deuce Of q fathcr-yon
had, sneeredthc youngprofigate. Where
upon the father very rashly voclferated !
s'I had cohfounded sight better one than
you have, you young rascal !"
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A DESPERATE ENCOUNTER IN n N0RTH
CAroLrSA.-Informatio has been received
by telegraph from North Carolina that on
Sunday last desperate encounter occur
red in Pitt County, of that State, wherein
two persons were killed and two badly
wounded. It appears that a desperate
named Carney or Kearnev, who, for many
months, has evaded the civil officers of the
law when they sought to arrest him tor
the various crimes which he had commit
ted, was finally tracked to his lair by
United States officer and squad of sol
dicrs. Evidently determinednot to be tax
en- alive, Carney, with his son and son:in-'
law. blockadcd themselves in their house,
and refused all summons to surrender. On
attempting to break into the premises, the
military posse were fired upon; one of
their number was killed, and the officer
commanding the squad wounded The
fire was returned, and the Desperate and
his son-in-law killed, and the son badly
wounded.
These are the only particulars Of the af-
fair vet received. The event will no doubt
be exaggerated. and made to appear at
the n North as an indication Of the rebe!ious
Split of North Caroline. But we are as
sured that the arrest WAS attempted only
for the reasons above stated-namclv, that
Carney was the terror OF the ne;ghbor-
hood, and could not be secured by the To-
cal authorities. NetrS. 2G9iis inst.
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of our Bible to all tie Southern States

a subjugated people have no more
right to apply their only peculiar moral
ideas than they have to use their physical
implements of war. Conquered in one
they are conquered in all, and hence for
the present, and some decades to come,
you people ought to be like children,
seen but not heard, in all religious mat
ters, which, as i. before said, are really
also political.
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Pretty girl to Charles-"Chariey,
how. ca: is !, around the world9 Isn't it
twcnty-four thousan--" Charles (who
adores pretty Girl and puts both arms
around her)-".lhat's all a mistake, my
love; it is only about twenty y-tour inches.
She was all the world to him.
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-"Can't pass, marm,n said-a stern senti-
mel of the navy to an officers lady.
"Bnt, sir, must pass; I'm Captain VS.
lady
aCouldn'tlet you pass if you were his
wife"
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holders. to foreclose the mortgage and
force the road to sale, under circumstances
that would sacrifice the interest of the
State in the road, and that of the bond
holders and stockholders generally. -
Resozred, That his Excelepcy Governor
J. Il. Orr is especially deserving the
thanks of the stockholders and bond
holders generally, as well of the people
of this State, by bis agency in securing
an injunction upon the suits instituted by
few bond-holders, which were intended
to sell out the road at the sacrifice to
them of fseveral millions of dollars.
The Chairman appointed Messrs. John
T. Sloan, II. H. Beattie and q. T. Taylor,
committee on election. and the Conven-
ton went into an election for President
and Directors for the ensuing year, which
resulted as follows:
President.-U. P. Hammett.
Directors.--J. P. Reed, Robert Stewart,
A. McBee, B. T. Perry, Daniel Brown,
Simeon Fair. n. T. Farmer, LID. Childs,.
J. L. Orr, ". x. Courtenay. A. c. Haw-
thorne, and J. W. w. Marshall.
On motion, the thanks Of the Conven-.
ton were returned to ". A. Wright.
ESQ.,. of Nickerson's Hotel, for the use of
the hall; and to the Chairman fer the
courteous and able manner in which he
had presided over their deliberations.
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ABBEv11LE.-The Cokesbury Democrat
ic Club have determined to enter protest
against the validity of the recent election
in Abbevilc District. General Samuel
MCGOWAN has been engaged TO represent
the Club. The following is the paper:
I. Citizens under age were allowed to
vote.
.. Citizens who. b. general olders, we're
required to have certificates Of registration
attached to their votes, deposited their
ballots without such certificates.
8. Citizens who had never registered
were allowed to vote.
4. Citizens of adjoining Districts were
allowed to vote in Abbevile for members
of the Legislature and for other candi-
dates -
5. Citizens who were candidates for Of
fee were allow cti to actas managers. of the
election.
6. Citizens Of adjoining Districts were
allowed to vote without having resided in
Abbcville District the required length of
time.
:. More votes were polled than were
voters registered.
S. Ballots were counted in private, and
not until the dav after the election, i'll vio-
lation of the requirements Of the law.
9. Ballots were received and handled by
the managers tie election; and by them
deposited in the ballot-box, and not by
each individual voter.
TO-. The box was opened and tickets
distracted before tie close of the election.
IL. Almost half of Abheviie District,
in which it is believed there is q majority
of white, and certainly Of Democratic,
voters, was not represented by a single
box.
10. Threats were repeatedly made at
the ''place of voting to intinidate voters,
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-. Threats were repeatedly made at
the 'pace Of voting" to intimidate voters.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
- uNIrEn STATES PATEST ORYICE,

oH the petition Of SrEPHKS Z. BOuTH, Of Orange,
Conn, admit Illustrator Of the estate Of Sheldon s.
HaTtshOrn, deceased pra ing for the cx epson az
patent grated 20 tho said sheldon ). Hartshorn
tho Nh day Of November, ISL, and reissuod the
}Hth Day OF May, leJS, for an Improvement in
buGEles, Tor seven years from the expiration Of
sra patent, which takes place on the 7lh day Of
November, l5Gs: ~ "
II Is ordered that tho said petition be heard al the
Patent O1cc on MONDAY, the 2Uth day OF October
next, at II 0 clock, m. and all persons arc moth
ned TO appear and show cause, II any they have,
WHY aid petition ought not to he granted.
Persons OppOsug the extension are REQUIRED To
nc IN tho Patcnt OllCo thCir objections specially
SGT forth In writing, at least ttofdY days before the
day OF hearings all testimony flied by either party
TO be used ~ the said hearing, must be taken nd
Transmitted IN accordance with the rules Of the
uHlcc, (which Will DO lurnis shed On application
Dispositions and other paper, fcled upon as ties =
umOny, must be fled In the office tiBsntU days he
fore the day OF hcarngi the arguments, II any,
WITHIN ten days after Ming tho testimony.
Ordered, also that this notice be published In The
kEPruLlGAE and tho Ihtcliivsnctr, Washington,
d. e., aud In tho Register, New HayCn Conn '
once week Tor three successive weeks; the frat oil
sHd publications to be ut least sixty days previous
\" Tue dAy Of hearing. ELlbHA FOOTE,
lSJJ-lLN Commissioner VI Patents.
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IMPROVEMENT OF HE'LL GATE, NEW YORK.
UNITED STATES ESGiSEER's OFPICg,)
Nc. q WKsr housToS sTREgT.


NEW YoRK, August 10, l6Gs
Sealed proposal for tho removal OF tho rocks
known as Frying Pan and spot Rock, I" sit
uatHd Ia He'll Gate. East river, will be received at
this otico until noon Of September u, lS6S.
These rocks must be removed 70 depth Of %
where tho engineer may direct The estimated
cubic contents Of Frying Pam to DO removed
are l,5i CUBIC yards over an ara Of l,922
square yards. The estimated cable coutcnis Of
Pot Rock to be removed are 67d, cubic yards
over SUI " square yards.
Bids must state separately tho sums asked for
lhd removal OF Frying Pan and Pot Rock, and pay .
ments Will DO made whom one entire rock shall DO
removed, amounting TO the entire sum aRreed upon
lor that rock, less reservation Of ten ll0l per
AS now and moro detailed surveys Will be made
OF these rocks the accepted bids may be Increased
OT diminished In AmOunt, according AZ the guam
tty shown by the new surveys shall be greater or
loss than that deducod from existing suTSeyE, aud
tho amount Of work In the removal 81 these rock
the surface Into the cubic c0nteuts. go
All calculations OF area and cubic COntents Will
DO taken from the Official maps Of this once, aud
will DO accepted as correct by both parties,
two responsible persons that the bidder viii exc
cute contract.
talnod at this ONCE.
The Quilted States reserves to itself the right Of
contracting for tho removal Of one only OF thuho
rocks, shOuld this be deemed advisable
PrOpOBals should DO endorsed upon thu en- ~ lOpe,
''prOposals for removing rocks at He'll Gate. ~
drawings Of those TUekS eau DO inspected NJ this
Proposals should state likowiSo tho time asked
JOHN NEWTON,
anlI.td BYt. Major General U, 3. a.
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FERoCIOus ATTACK BY A RARlD WoLY.
Maj. Wynkoop, Agent of the Kio was
and Comanches, writes as follows 10 the
Leavenworth Kansas state Journal.
under date Of Aug. s:
While party Of ladies' and gentle
inen of the post were sitting Oh the por.
tico in front of my quarters, engaged in
singing and playing, mad wolf dashed
among us, attacking Lieut.. Thompson,
Of the Third United States Infantry,
tearing his limbs in frightful manner.
lie then fled, pursued by my scout, Mr..
james Morrison, and myself, after pro.
curing weapons. lie soon after attacked
the sentinel at the guard.house, who fred
at him. but with no effect. From the
guard-housc he proceeded TO the hospi.
tai, made an attack upon a soldier, nearly
tearing off his right arm and biting of
one OF his fingers. lie afterwards bit a
colored soldier of the Tenth Cavalry, and
entered the quarters of the laundress
while she was in bed, biting through the
bed clothing, but not hurting her. lie
made or the sentinel at the hay stack,
who fortunately shot him dead. There
are now, besides Lieut.. Thompson, three
persons here bitten by the rabid wolf"
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES PATENT or

"a. At --.,,,t "ASHlNoIoS, June IL, 1865,
OF Springfield. Ohio, now Of Platte county, Mis-.
sour, praying for the extension Of a patent
granted 10 HIN the 10Th day Of September, 1854
Tor IA Improvement In Grain aud rass lInryGsrrr
LOT seven years from the expiration OF said patent
Mhleh lakoh place on the i9th day VI september,
Al. II Is ordered that the said petition DO heard at
Tue ia'eHl Omco on Monday, the 8lst day Of
august next, NJ IL O'clock and all pcrsuus re
n3shou 70 appear aud chow cause, If Euy they have
WAY hald petition ought not to be- granted.
persons opposing tho extension are required to
MO 10 te Patent Once lhUir objections, specially
tGt FORM ~ whiting, at least tWCHtR days. before
Iho az ot AehriEgi al Testimony hlvd by either
party 10, he used At tho said hearing, must be
taken AID transmitted In accordance with the rules
ton, "''''S4
psIo.itlunS aGdothnr pFpors, relied upon a. tcst.
myhyr h@sl 10 Med in the Office tLSCLtV dayH be-
,SF1 r. Day 81 hSaringi tue arguments, Il any.
a. ordered, also, that this notice be published ia
tho hEPrBLlcAS and the fHtsiigsncrr Washing
ton, D. e, aud IN the EgonMT Chr1nicIe, Cib
ulnlht, ph!", once y week for three success We
week. the HrSt Of said publications to 10 at lunst
Sixty days previous to the day OF hearing.
Ie2i-WGt Acting CommlGsiorsT OF PatratS,
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Notices Of Patents.


~ USrrEgsTAIns PlTEsT 6xreE,.
Baltimore, Nd, and THOMAS ID. BOND, OF wash
i9gt9n, D. q. sdmipi.traiors Of The estate Of
enHIon Of q pateut granted to the said Horatto n
gs%ST and I Snss.SSn, iBssrss re Eh day q
1854 aud reissued the l1th day % November, 1851,
for an Improvement In CEriing Machine, for
scyen years from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place on the 29d day Of August, 1855.
is ordered that the said Petition be heard al the
Patent OHoe on MONDAY, the Sd day Of August
next At u o'clock, m. and AZ Rer.ens are notified
to appear and show cause, II my they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposng the oxtension arc required to ale
In tho Patent ONCE their objections, specially set
forth in writing, at least tety days before The Gay
Of hearing all testimony fled BY either party 10 be
n.;t a the said bearing must be taken and Trans
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
The day o. bearing the arguments, any, within ten
days aner hling the testimony.
Ordernd also, that this notice be published in the
D; e. and In the A,asricda. Baltimore, Md.
said pnblissilons to be at least sixty days previous
my2D-Tba Acting Com missioner Of Patents,
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

wAsnINGTON, May Is, isis
On the petition Of SARAH W. FLASDERs, Of New
GhIry2oFt nNass. ad9inistrstrix q The estate Of
Marden, Of Boston, Mass, praying for the Cxlen-
sion Of patent granted 10 the said Joseph T.
FLANDERS aud Joseph A, Marden, tho 18th day OF
August, 1914, for IN Improvement in Leather Split
ting Machine, for seven years from the expiration
August, ISIS:
Its ordered that the aid petition be heard at the
Patent Oficc on AONDAY, the lCth day Of August
next, At IL clock, m and all persons are notified
to appear aud show cause, II any they have why
said petition ought not to be granted.
, Persons opposing the extension are required to
die in the Patent Olfee their Objeetions specially
SGT forth in writing, at least tostg day. before the
day Of hearingi all testimony hled BY either party,
to used at the said hearing, must be taken aud
transmitted in accordance with the rules OF the
oneo, which Will be furnished On application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon AZ tes.
tlmony, must be fled Ia the Office tlosnty days be-
fore the day OF hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ter days after nllng the tcStlmony,
Ordered, ALSO that this notice bepublished In the
RepHLIfcdn and the IRteliiOencer, Washington,
u. z. and In the Journal, Boston, Mass, once 4
week for three successive weeks; the first of said
publications to be at least sixty days pIyylgus to
my22-FSt Acting COEinissioncr Of Patents.
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NEPARTNENT OF THE INTERIOR,
USIrGPS STATES PATENT 0FTIcE

81. WA6HiNgroS, Juno ], lS6S.
10 the Petition Of WILLIAM II, AKiss and JosgPB
IrRRirr, Of Ithaca, n, Y, praying for the ex /:
.shsiOn OF patent granted to them the 10Th day Of
september, 1854, for an improvement In Calendar
socks, Tor seven years from the expiration Of said
Aiber, 1855:
u is ordered that the sa!l petition be heard at the
next, at IL clock, m aud all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the oxtentiQn are required to
hlo in tho Patent Oce their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at leGgt tLcety days before
tie day q heaIingi all s!iinony filed by either
party, to be used at the said hearing, lust ba TAX
and transmitted IL accordance with the rules Of the
office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon as tes-
tifo0ny must be fled In the Office tiecntD days be-
fore the day Of hearingi the arguments, II any,
with N ten days after ling the testimony,
Ordered. also, that this NOTICE be published In
tho REPUBLICAN and the Tnteiifpsncsr, Of Wash
;ngtSn, D: G.. and in the Herald, Utica, New
York, once week for three successive week tho
fret Of said publications to be ut least sixty days
previous to tho day Of hearing.
-Tu3t Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- uSIrEphrATEs PATEsT uPPICE

=, WAHHlNuIuN, July !, lslh,
,,'h thn petition Of OAkDSER >, BLODGETF and
LLAth J. SWELr, Of darlington, Vermont, pray II <
ioI G&lonH Of patent granted to them tho 9th
gay o. DoeumbeT, 1861, for an Improvement ia oven
Io hhklng, Tor seven years frum tho expiration Of
fHli patent, which takcs place on tho 9th day VI
December, 1866
Is ordered that the said petition be heard Ut the
fntent once on Monday the l0h day Of November
HHeSI, at " o'clock. ~ aud all persons are noh-
nGd IL appear and show cause, lfRuy they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
PerHOlH opposlug the extension are required to
Ile IN tho Patent Once their objections, specially
~ Forth iq writing, Rt losst tiosntg days before
the day OF hoar!ngi all testimony hiOd by either
party, to DO used " tho said hearing, must DO
taken and tran mitted In accordance nh tho 10 los
ton
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon M ies-
tm0ny, must he filed In the office ti0titU days be.
IoTG th9 day of hearingI the arguments. II any,
with ten days after hling the testimony.
Ordered, aro, that this notice be published IN the
kkPuBLlrAN add the IHteiifDsnctF, Washington
2. o.. and IN the Burlington Tfmfs, burlington,
W. once week for three weeks the hrst Of said
tho day VI hearing. A. M STOUT,
JylO'fSw Acting Commissioner OfPatens,.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- USITEB STATES PATENT oFEIGR,

WAsHINGToS, Juno u, ISIS.
On the petition Of HARRY II EyARTs, Of thIuagO,
III, prHyiug Tor tho extension Of patent granted
20 himself apd i J, BRows, as Assignees, the Slst
day Of October, 1851 for impTO In shingle
Machine, for seven years from the expiration Of
said patent, which takes place On the jlss day Of
October, lSJSi
It Ia ordered that tho said petition be heard at the
Patent Olleo on MONDAY, the l2th day Of October
next, at IL o'clock. m. and all persons are n0ti
ngd TO appear and show cause, II any they have,
why taid petition ought not to be gTuuted.
Persons Opposing the extension are required TO
hlo ia the Patent Omco their objections, specially
set forth In wiring, at loast tt5tntU days before
The day OF hearings all testimony d ed by either
party, to be used NJ tho said hearing, must be
taken and transmitted In accordance with the rules
VI the Once, winch will be furnished on application
DenoSIilohs aud other papers, relied upon as tes-
iorS the day OF hearingi The arguments, Il any,
with ~ top days after nliug tho testimony.
Ordered, also, that notice DO published In tho
RErgBLGAS aud the IHteiiiGcncer. Washington,
u. c., and Ia tho Tribune, Chicago. Illinois,
once week for three successive weeks; the hrst
Of said publ cations to be at least sixty days pre-
yiOus y the day Of hearing. A. NJ. STOUT,
Je-2iWSt Acting Commissioner of Patents.