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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-29


A. s. WOODRUFF, City Treasurer.
Elizabeth, April II, 1869. a20-Sw
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-29
SPICY, NEW R00" :

A. S. WOODRUFF. City Treasurer
Dated elizabeth April IT, 1869. 03 a2w
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-29
Closing 0ut Stock

~ ,. MOObhuEf. tltN treasurer.
Dated. Elizabeth. April II, 1869, a20-3w
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-29
SOUTH BRANCH RAILROAD.
SHORT LINE TO FLENuNGTON.

LEAVE ELIZABETH at 90 A. NJ, 1912 and $50
p. NJ.
LEAVE FLEAIINGroN for New York at go and II.
80 A. NJ, $40 p. NJ.
ELIZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Leave Elizabethport at $50, s \. NJ, . P. NJ.
Leave New York from foot of Liberty street at IL
A. NJ, $50, P. NJ. r. Z. KICKER, Sup't.
H. P. BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent
, 1869-02-07

he insurseat1. It Il Rartla Ito VIZ Will eo.ts us
Tho fate Of tho is1fnd can only ho decided ~
arms, n thn goT11omt1t t1nnQt E.1Qs tha de-
E1ard Of tho tnsuttccuonfstl-
Tho wtr IN The Ea:tetn Depar. aent eent!naee,
Sat ttaaso aLd 1ts lem ditte sulroundl,gs asa
IKE Of 1srol1tloiltta. Tne A9uednct hAs been fe-
Nos' eorniet,ne etor.ea arc in e.,cu,a.i IT re.
RAfcirG the killing ana ceAIh Of mApy prominent
ntu'stntA. VINO had presented themselves to ae-
erpt trreat!. The report tkat tho 1rsusxent
Aqn!lcsa h4a been captured II doubtful.
HAVANA. Feb. 8.-The following impbTtAnt
ce~a hts been received from st. Domingo:
e1I1ve hid Araxcktd and destroyed thu town
OF ToEbeck- 1t also boubardRt sud destroyed
Port bs1us, and bomh1rded md captured AZ ain.
Tho irhakttanta Of Aux tkyao md oth&1 tuw1s
~ THAI Vicinity arn ptnlc-auteka1. All who 3ro
4hlc sfe emRiR..uE to JzuIteA.
The inscrgtnH have bu.uec eighteen large pl1a'
tAiot IN tie E&steEn Department.
Cholts1 Of very vlolelt type II pstV1s5t ~ a
icanrN euoc1sJ tibt11ct. The tpt17Rcna, 6paoi-n
trotpb md citizens, are fatllrE victims,
Tho AttAMpt Of the Euban4 TO IRE the power
msEhz1pe 1t futf&o Principe was fruffEafeo. nne
Cuban prtsol ers, Para AID Am23a were kiu.o q
By tic troups or 70 untcets while st+mpaIk ~ .
tttaft nom uAtttnxmo. tflFAa lf'te1s ueoJ
thai 1EcJ were autMp1tr1 70 escape
3ote ertc er. late Comhts1toutf ~ tto Hsu -
gents. sailed for America 70 DAY. lie Bays nc Il
dltpIated With The siaIe o! A5str5 ..,
The 11hueI11a! ind wealthy Caoae 5annes'
who Arp ct ucfalIf efnpathtxcfs H1ta tae teFo.
lu,,ou CONTINUE 70 entgrase TO ae* 1o'A nv
New 0I1taE1.
, 1869-02-07
WEST INDIES,

.Prorreat OF 9he Cuhxn Iu4utrtctfon-
Fan. ufs Of tho r&ste neGotsR aons-
AAIuxve GAtnlEK Ground IN 81. Do
Ht0K@.
HATAxA. Peb. H--Jose Dc Arms. tha Psace
<cnm1n!oref 70 ttn 1nsq ;rsnts. h11 return d
nn9ueeeAsfn!. Tte insurReuss demand that guar
3ntees Do x1Teu that tbs spanish doTsrntueat
viii comply With p1oratA&a made In f1eT Or
-tAe1z relan 10 E1laa, &1G Of Tho demand 13dt n
, 1869-02-07

But2ness and M1E Ing Hattess In moRs
lana Omaha nes1Enxted a. FifAS-
CfAf1 Cfty-A Scandal Case.

Special Despaseh 70 The Chicago Iribrne. :
UA1HA, Feb. 6,
Jas. Whltla&eh. oI The Aontana H<-dm, and
Geo. r. P,nBHy, Of Tho fost, Arsived in town this
nr.ElnE. They report huEtress and mining mat
teIs In the Territory ii very dull.
The Legislature It Lincoln pafted bin Oh thu
4th lrst-, making Oroahk 4 drft c1sss elty.
ReY. MI. Herman, Principal ot the F6na3o Sem
tua11 mttts Cit. wAt 1tstt1dAT h1onshs ht!oas
the Trustees OF The echool, chtrged with ths se-
dne.1on Of lady tntoE Of Lie seuainary. whoee
sadaen d1ssepeataneo lAat week eauaed xuspt.
cion. b. confessed 10 years. intimacy. and
alro iuplteatrt N old ard Influential phJtieiAn
Of this ely, Nj. Etrmku wR9 allowed 10 dtpast
thia morning for parts unknown. 1t being u1det
stood that the LADY did not wish TO appcs. aR1nta
bin. The doye1opneots create eontfdefanle IL
tteh pos41lon IN toc!ety, Al wall u being tn&nea
Till members Of the church.
, 1869-02-07

4 ReiIsRsreua L4xttt4fo Apo1oklses-A
. TrnEnpsd-UP Charge AEaiaAt colonel
Ttyuxntnu.

AIo"n1o"%
NAsu<z,1x, Feb. 6-Co1ooel Blaetbnrn. Stats
Comptroller, sent to tho House Of RsptrsontA.
tirea to day 1c.ty &po1oz4xinG for his bstseh Of
dtcasura ID striking RspTe1 ensatsro Brown for
wosts spoken In debasa- 1hn r2olokJ Wat &C
copied ind the Com niItee Of fnteauEAtion "ts
prn hloW oceursud
The E.toa end 1psfrieaa pahliahed N nticls
th1s Ep1ntns tnumas1uR that Colonel John
Hsuxnlow bid written I letter 70 tho author Of
The aehrol fuId inlAmr. acknowledging receipt
Of &a,ooo, md thst aorcrncs Bro.nloE vhs rot
above Vrrntetcu- Colourl Btuwnlor dtupuncea
lhc letter u I totrnJ- Qha Of TIC edttoEt Of ths
['Elon dRd An<rtfua M b&fdre the Com ulttes
nf IL-ts,igsuon today What happened M not
Viii eone o1t Of The Investigation With ele&n
, 1869-02-07

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ar.pd tot.I eio, saa3a:is
ok Re9 seuI hH!e! 6oaos ls:uFo ,xa n,7 mn M
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Amenot '1 ia Tre.:nrv: '''''10
GaasasJ.::....:... 17,is'sssss- ,os.17ts's.,e
-.
7rsa,n1J.....:... 80 sos esa o.
1be warrants 1ssned ron the Treasury Deo.ts.
soanssd il sorna IT, M
Er1l hiecellancou8 and Foreign
Irsernss On Public Debt ........ 30, 7ot0 0o0-i0
Nn Departaent.... -........... ot9A'Dl.M
N1v1 Department. so9,o0o
Inferior, Pension ara Indian Dt-
paltnerta. :. -...-.- ..,-...... S. ooooQ
Wan ants issaea tor the redemption 9th: pub
lie csnS a1a nut intluded III sne abnse-.
crHxxcT afAs1HRaf. -
fractional tnIrency printed dN11uK the
. weak ............... ...-..-....... 2Sde, ms
Shipment. ..............- ..:-....-.. t046sl
Nal1ora Bank eurrtceJ tfIucd.-..,... f1aaso
Amount 10 circulation. .....-........ s9s.59 81;
FHatEonai eu7frLeJ rcdteEed..-. 6fs SIS
N1tI KKzpTt11 Ix1AL AID POLITICAL uIaA1r1I-
Tpe Reeorsuue.ion Cnrrn,ttee, th,s morning,
, 1869-02-07
he has Correspondence with
the Dominican Au-
thorilies. 80,
They Desire Annexation as a
Remedy for Political and
Financial Troubles.
February Statement Of the
Public Debt.
The Omnibus Railroad Bill
Introduced In the
SeHate.


epeeaa oefp3tch 70 The chtesgo THnnne.
"sara7roH. Fso.b'
43- axwAsD'a sAx DOMINGO ANNEXATION scaxxE-
Ii has become certain thal u, Seward Is uatnz
Ill the influence Of his department TO further bis
aeheme 10. The arnexaaor of ssh DcmlrEo. &c
has been tor some time camping On = CORES 2on:-
enee With certain o1cihs Of that enuu,fy. Tho
lcstezr received from there have not been ut4e
ouhi!e, md yrder7nt fs,icerce il obsc41ed by al
rhn haye hArn permitted tn exantue them. II Ii
learned. however. from xutpeutle son -ces, that
tnev tepeesen, the whole Government Q! St. Do
ealtxo f&ycraale TO tne atrexat.oo project, and
th&t IN immense maoi,y Of the people {thete are
tie wosda rsed} ase with their authosf.
lies ou th1s point 061riM Yeparta
show that tbs debt cf The republic eoutisis Of
Atont one hundred thontard dollars IN boads,
which t.e receivable for customs duties, 4ud
rather les& ttau fpuf hundred thupsand mora in
circulating ec1in, now worth bus dirty eeuts to
-. hn1.. ,..I,n. ~. ........- -. - ~ .
VIC @''.t1 4AA@A ~ @4fteR." oeo1 ~ Ha'i
1nlDaoo ooaxf1, which, II the eFEnt o. Ahaen-
tfcn. thi1 gcT. TnDeut win have to 2slncae, md
this u sa1d to be the whole ttc1mtzance- Tho
1,~os,1a .-n rnnnrt.& - t.,nu. VI. :, ~1o.v.+Jo,
4..s-ss ~. s.,s ..s,.s s.s%
, 1869-02-07

~. oIaaask1xrstt. Feh. e.-rht exel.eu4cnt uyes
nh. tt4n 4eath of cattle At Ftahktl Plains h4s
s,yr,- .ae 1ous ihAt died were found BY 4
S.l,,e. ~ Whr, hav!rE beep pofsonrd. The
tcudiucr. -~t1t9 ~le II HeA'A1J
, 1869-02-07
propn6alB.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

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M. VA isaxs: 7 a19 t.saty = III, .asas.ee
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afa Ftss ssi raFs saII1 to T. nes, ast
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T1on Fort Rtes 70 Fora ss4rensoa. hato<A
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fMa Fart sssyeatoa t. FoEt Ratosd, cs1s1
aaes ua} "a fols
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Eve. Asd Tott seuton.
I ssss i n s
dri1Es nc sessoa 1osr f.To..hls 10! aA4tZstio1 z
, 1869-02-07
MEXICO,

4 Declaration for Santa AnnA.
NAYANl, Feb. s-Fr.thes .dvIee. from hexteo
etato that QultogA md other Ne1ieau Generals
tAve pronounced In hrnt of exnt1 ArnA, ma
that kae movement II p1oHmaslaE.
, 1869-02-07

pexth at KXIGararnor HuhhArAs Of
AAlRa,
HAsxpwuz, Xe., Feb. A-Ex-ao.&1nnr aah-
besd d1pd u hls oGes tp-aaY, of tent dlResse.
, 1869-02-07

LkcAar1R. n. Fab. s.-sa4r,a1 s,srrn y, h.x,
b. .,as fse9ay e. y ae .ae Saaseas me,
centan.s3nK .3I ~ 1., E:tl Of II. IN lnmate,
trf EuuG
, 1869-02-07

u1EAH &A1AAAAHt
rnE T11E1 n pK1uEc7Ar1ox OF TIE A1AAAxA
fkxA1Y.
London, Feb. 9.
Tbs gorernmen ent has resolved Oh the aeoliuon
oi the ucivefelty tests.
The 1i1ut denorrees the Alabaua treaty 4nd
aa5s It IL tncompreherstble aEd without order,
nnlers the.e wEs = secrrt stipulation EomeWhere
to the cottrs1y. The consideration Of the qnes-
ton of the recognition Of ths Houtht1 Sutes ~
was platnlY provided Tor In this
treaty. Hothirg wss excluded. The defects Of
tie trtit5 hare grown cat Of and owing TO tho
eeDipublte f&shtop IN which negotiations haYe
bttn Conducted. Hthe UGited States Senate he's.
1tates 10 ratBJ the project ireland will not ehate.
It II desirable hat tbs wbole treaty b zav5ssd
nd reesst. A. 1t u now. practically. every elnm
tosy 70 TO tho urapire fos doal dec!stea. II tht1
u aEettleneut, the 1b'es Aeks Tor aneB dtGrt1oa
Of the word.
"nx1 or rA1x1AAKxT 1oH DuaIu rHskA7xo.
Losnax, Feb. 8--EFeninZ.-
BerHm& Leo 0utAees4 member Of Paksiasoaat
los dublin, has beea unasatsd.
FFAncss
Tn MEXICAN pk1f.
PA1u, Fab. &.
Tia ta,ly payment OF one last.lraeat ol tae
Mexican debt u promised Fl.
Gresce.
TEE x1H1s1x11AL 1AotbI1a.
-. A1nz.A, Feb. t.
The new Mln.sts7 is failure. Bulgaria, tbs
former Prtms Ntniater, has been recalled. Tho
ktng atheses 10 the protocol
, 1869-02-07

EpAhR0T-1n this city. February 90. isss, Kn1J
L, wife Of Joseph sparrow. AGED = Ie1Et.
Funeral At hts residetee, No. 3lf We1t Maaiaon
4tTess. = O'clock p n, to-dsy IsuudAy} Friends
1eekpost Il. T.. md CleTnAnd. 0tio. paPass please
, 1869-02-07

TORONTO, Feb. GA gtng Q! dcsperltoss.
IrnotR whom wero TWO renltenuary eopvtcts,
were ctecortrrd to-d1s OF Al island In thu t1kt.
They threatened 10 shoot Tho detectives VINO we1t
10 AIEtsi them. and Nhilc the duiseuyca sent tor
itlhtAIca The thieves eet2peA IN boats. Or ea-
'sseiJ repovt<a 70 the police, were 1ouud.
, 1869-02-07

General ShtTmAn At Nsvv 0flesna,
E1r QstKANt Feb. t-Hene:at Bte1mtn n,
rived this mofpir9. aee e,upan:ed b. hit aaep.
ter nd e:olopei Dsg:cn kro wife. ftoJ viii ID :.
Hz1n bore tQtoe une.
, 1869-02-07

Northwestern Dining Hall.

TIT Underlined. hsrtax opeasd Ksstaslaat =
10 Iii MI pda and former cuttomeEa ahAt h v pre-
pA1ed 70 fufn!sa 81. sna m hit deneAeist of ~
any tFstciesa ycstarratt IN III c1Y, haItnk secured
" ses1ees q nI.elaa. snok I'D P9it - sttsa
ne secpmnodatrd With ths sktue 1t vason Rne rstss
NeAl1 served II al ho1Fr. Remember tas taAee snd
rot. .. p. W NthANA4 :
, 1869-02-07

pS k1LTEE1NG LoDoE, 10. III. 4. r. i l. n
this IontAy evening, Feb. 9Th, ~ O'Clock sh1rp
Work on T. 4. Dsg1oe. Ry osdH OF tho Y. u.
- r. Z. WALPUlE, SeCst1sY.
, 1869-02-07
Grefces
TEE x1H1s1x11AL IAotnIM.


The new Mlnsst1 Is + faflure. Brl2a1ia, shs
former Prtms Ntnlatet, h&A been recalled. Tia
Eta4 Athesea TO the protocol. :.
, 1869-02-07
General Notifies.
100000.
ENTER PRISE,

4 CrSF1pEST1AL Cor7sspondene& Il soue1ed
With few entcYprt41tx tntn, Who hAtt nnay 70 In
rest IA bnhnek4 vhs twenty fsf1 pS< cent PET ~
nun may oc rtAAteu upon iuItstEai MT.
Aadrt}8 Z, GUSHING, Tff1un4 cGea.
, 1869-02-07

tn XKx1EA6 0E1f.
PA1u, Fab. q.
Tia t1Ily payment OF one laatalraeut o{ tie
Mexican debt u pxuH1isod- .-
, 1869-02-07

TEE TI1u n pK1ugc7Ar1ox OF TIE A1AhAx.
fkkA1Y.
, 1869-02-07

Wanted to Rent;

ATsrshoass On Of otAr Tost WhJns track. snasA
h,> fr. s.e1inx akrtcuruza1 1sth1aA17- cani@nedl.
, 1869-02-07

WehxTe About twenty nye rnilA& Of KE1di1E 70 I4G
On The nno Of the Bnrtin4tou NItsousi Mver Raf
rosa, wet pf A11o0s 1pGA.
enMe yards pef f11ls. 1ha material u rood Tn&
~9ese xoE W11t oe eeAnsstsd z A9Sa.s a1t. -.
ct1es Il otta1n g. Iewa q . Afsons anA eI.aiAs
Wnlf, EARrEAl LEE AAa1.1-
, 1869-02-07
FRANKLIN SOCIETY,

4 special meeting et she Frsuk1ln hoeast5 viii ps
IT,, on WkpS EsDAr KvEE7NS,. .Feb. II, fo1 II .
elte&ton Of ttree Ipspeetorr Of Etcron. And ths
tt1paaet,op Of such other buttptes ~ may come
befpfr th% society. 1.e THQAPSuE. P1ts'L
HENRY L. DOkH. GtcrttafT,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-01-07
Ministers, Teachers and Editors

The people Of this section it appears to
us, believe that Ministers, School Teach
ers and Editors are chamelsons, and can
live on air. Although their lives are ex-
clusively devoted to the spiritual, moral,
intellectual and material interests of their
fellow-men, upon which the prosperity
and honor of the whole nation rests, there
is not one out of fifty of them who receives
sufficient support to MAINTAIN q family in
comfort and respectability.
Men will pay their grog, tobacco, cigar
and circus bills willingly, and twenty
dollars spent on party or any other lux
ury is never grumbled at, but money paid
to Minister, School Teacher or an Ed
itor is considered as so much thrown away,
hence such bills are usually liquidated in
"chips and whetstones" And that is not
all many think, by listening attentivsIy
every week to sermon which has cost
the Minister days Of toilsome study to
prepare, or by sending child to a Teach
er who daily strives to impart to him
knowledge that will fit him or her for
honorable and useful positions in life, or
takes Newspaper, which costs tho Edi-
tor, daily OF weekly, large OUTLAWS of cash
and incessant labor to compile and sond
forth as valuable and interesting medi.
um of general information, upon all sub
jects conducive to the welfare of the peo-
pie, that they thereby confer great IA
vor, and any other payment should be
considered more in the light of charitable
contributions than the performance Of le-
gal and moral duties.
It is this insensibility TO the high claims
of education and intellect that Keeps this
beautiful portion of earth so far in the
back ground of improvement, thrift, and
even hope. The fountains of intelligence
are completely clogged by the indifference
Of those who, being "wise in their own
concet," and suppose they can learn
nothing more, should keep them open and
flowing freely for the good of generations
who are to come after them.
Our pulpits, schools and newspapers
the three great fountains from whence
flow our nations power and virtus-must
fail in their grand mission, unless the peo-
pie whom they are intended to benefit,
take them to their hearts and nurture and
cherish them as their Importance demands.
Dam up these fountains, and let not a
ripple of virtuous intelligence flow from
them, and where, We ask, would our peo-
pie drift to7 And yet we find Intelligent
men and women, who profess a deep and
earnest zeal for the future of our country,
sit silently by and see these very pillars
upon which the veal of tho country rests,
weakened and falling, without excrting
the slightest effort or even raising voice
to save them; but rather calmly looking
on, in total indifference as TO the utterruin
of all that is good and great that must
onsue. We leave the thought of the
"blackness and darkness" that would fol-
low their fall for our readers to ponder
(N. c. NeacS
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-01-07
q w II IL w w W.
President 3. r. r. L. Compan,
REPORT OF TIE SUPERINTENDENT.


To j. W. Harrison, Esq, President Blue
Ridge Railroad Company
The duties of the undersigned Superin-
tendent has been confined principally to
the condition of the property of the Com
pany, included in the lease to tho Green
Vile and Columbia Railroad. That
Company received the Road on the first
June, 1867, and portion Of the rolling
stock, and have continued TO operate the
Road with great regularity and safety up
to the present time, connecting daily
with the Greenville and Columbia Rail
road The condition of the Road is in
the main about the same as it WAS when
it was turned over 10 them The rolling
stock used by them has been properly
cared for and repaired.
A large quantity of cross-ties has been
put into the road, but there still exists a
necessity for as many more. The ditch
ing has not progressed as rapidly as we
had hoped. Tho business OF tho road
between Anderson and Walhala, accor-
ding to statement herewith exhibited, has
averaged about one thousand dollars per
month, and is steadily increasing.
The locomotive, Fort Hill, is now in
the shops of the South Carolina Railroad
Company undergoing repairs, that com
pany having kindly offered to furnish
material and do the work Mt fair prices
and on short time. The material Tor the
Chatuga has been ordered, and we hope
to have both of the locomotives for work
by the first of February.
w. III. u. GAILLARD, Sup't.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-01-07
The BANKRUPT Acr.-The Washin

THE BANKRUPT Acr.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the Now York 1rt
hume has the following We suppose il
has reference to the clause which enables
debtor to take the benefit of the act
without paying anything:
"Nlr JenclleS, of Rhode Island, intends
to present bill extending the limit OF che
operations Of the bankrupt net, after the
holiday recess. He feels confident that
the Senate will agree to pass it, and that
with the aid of tile Southern members he
will get it through the House"
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Amnesty Proclamation.

The following. has been issued from.the
Executive Department:
Bv the President of the United States of
america:
Whereas, the President of the United
States has heretofore set forth several
proclamations, offering amnesty and par
don to persons who had been or were
concerned in the late rebellion againstthe
lawful authority of the Government of
the United States, which proclamations
were severalIy issued ON the Sth of De-
cember, 1868. on the 26th day of March,
1864, on the 29th day of May, 1865, on
tie 7th day of September, 1867, and on
the 4th day Of July, 1865.
And whereas the authority of the Fed
eral Government having been reestab-
lshcd in all the States and Territories
within the Jurisdiction of the United
States, it is believed that such prudential
reservations and exceptions as at the dutc
of said several proclamations were deem
ed necessary and proper. may now be
wisely and justly relinquished, and that
an universal amnesty and pardon for par
ticipation in sa,d rebellion extended to oil
who have borne any part therein, will
tend to secure permanent peace, order
and prosperity throughout the land, and
to renew and fully restore confidence and
iraternal feeling among the whole people,
and their respect for and attachment to
the National Government, designed by
its patriotic founders for general good.
Now. therefore, be it known that ],
Andrew johnson, President of the United
States, by virtue of the power and au-
thoritv in me vested by the Constitution,
and in the name OF the sovereign people
of the United States, do hereby proclaim
and declare Internationally and without
! eservation to all and to every person
who, directly or indirectly, participated
in the late insurrection or rebellion, full
pardon and amnesty for the offence of
treason against the United States, or Of
adherng to their enemies during the late
civil war, with restoration of all rights,
privileges and immunitios, under the
Constitution and the laws which have
bcen made in pursuance thereof
In testimony whereof have signed
these presents with my hand, and have
caused the seal of the United States to
be herewith affixed.
Done at the City of Washington tho
twenty.fifth day of December, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-eight, and of the independence
of the United States of America the
ninety third.
By tho President:
F. w. SEWARD, Acting Sec. of State.
- Although Jenkins only eats once a
day, still he says he has three meals rye
| .e.l ;nd;nn naal and maallr nofatnns
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THE GENERAL AMNEsTY.-Speaking of
pr~s ent Johnson's Christmas proclama-
ton of general amnesty, the New York
Herald says:
"This present proclamation restores to
Davis and company all their rights, priv
ileues and immunitics under the Constltu-
ton and laws of tho United States, bus
this does not restore these men to their
status MS citizens in full communion. The
constitutional amendment fourteen, sec.
ton three, dcbars from any civil or mill
tary office under the United States, or
any State, any man who, after having Ia
ken an oath as civil or military officer
of the United States, or as Il civil officer
of any State, to support the United States
Constitution, shall have participated IN II,
rebellion against the same, or gwen aio
and comfort 10 the enemy; but Congress
mav bv a vote of two-thirds of each
house, remove such disability The ERE
sident's full and unconditional pardon
therefore, only restores the leaders OF tht
rebellion to theirrights as private citizens
for they can only be restored to the rlgnI.l
to hold an office of any sort, civil or mill
tarv State or national, by two'third'
vote of each house Of Congress. And sec
ton five of said amendment says tha
Congress shall have power TO enforce it
provisions by appropriate legislation. No
even the Union Leagues, then, can rea
sonably object to this sweeping amnesty
proclamation, and we doubt not that th'
general public Judgment concerning
will be that it is good thing"
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- A bachelor, according TO the latest
definition, is man who has lost tne op-
portunity of making woman miserable.
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BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.

MEETING OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF THE PRESIDENT AND sUPERINTEN-
DENT.
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ANDREW JOHNSON.
By tho President:
F. W. SEWARD, Acting Sec. of State

Although Jenkins only eats once
day still he says he has three meals rye
meal indian meal, and meally potatoes.
Jenkins is becoming philosopher.
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The Intelligencer Job Office.

Having recently made considerable additions to
this department, we are prepared to execute
JOB WORK OF ALL KaMIs
In the neatest style and on the most reasonable
terms. Legal Blanks, Bill Heads, Posters, Cards,
Handbills. Pamphlets, Labels, and in fact every
style of work usually done in country Printing
Office.
Rar In all cases, the money will be required
upon delivery Of the work. Orders, accompanied
with the cash, will receive prompt attention.