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LOST AND FOUND.

n CsT-2d February, GOLD BRACELET The
II finder will be rewarded By leaving ii at 4sslz
18th street, between l. an y. 1t
4 OST-At or near Marini's Dancing Hall, on e
u strect, on Tuesday evening Feb 2, PEARL
BRACELET. Any one returning il to 25J 1 st.
north, Will be suitably rewarded. fest
I OsT-On Tuesday, the I'd inst a new lie sd color
IL FUR COLLAR, on the way from q street. u
l3:h street TO New York avenue. MP New Yark
avenue 20 Sth street. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving il at 293 q street, between
18th and l4th. fe 3-3tF
4 OST-seversl weeks ago, q rough coated black
IL and tau TERRIER wAtte spot In breast, me-
dunn height lis friendly and play full. liberal re
ward vi, be paid for his return. Address"o :"
at this Office. fe Ct
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ILL OF TIE POPULAR PATENT MEDT.
"A CINF IS and DYE sTUFFS can be had at r. K.
pOOLEY'S Drug Store, east ID street and Penn.
sylyania avenue, Capitol Hiu. de sim
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u. s.KRAFFr.
FAMILY BREAD BAKERY,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st.,
Has constantly on hand fresh Boston Brown, Ora
ham han Bye, and n Whes: Bread Also, Tee Biscuit.
I've use nothing but int the best best family our
IN baking, end eur bread is pure and unsdulsers-
IINITE! STATES PATENT OFFICE,
the sssisoS Il soIoE6S ffna soIi of
Zoe chester. Massachusetts. praying for the extern:
April, 1855, Tor IN Improvement in Machine for
nay osss:: u: sassn:!ea;s q SSIs:si9s: @sss:i:
ed ass Sss s'sss once
js2s lawsv Commissioners Of Patents.
TyITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On tn. ,..sion " JESarSf s. s Of
Matsillon, stark county. Ohio, praying for the ex
proSement in Double sesred Horse Powers 'A'
th sEs q a
mag Oppose this extension Oosection., dspo.i- :
Ss sn DAY. Ssn ssfS1s the day once
jaT-lswsw Commissioner of Patents.
PaILos9RaY MsAsEIAG 9, Ar course
How 10 i've and wSat e live Tor; Youth. Mstarit1
es sa U u nd sesion, aesIencs and SsrSea: dis
eases accounted for, Marriage phlosophically con-
Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be
fory ardes TO parties unable to attend, on receipt
New Y ORR MUSEUM OF Anasomy and Science, 6iS
Broadway New YORK. fs 2O-y
A LII OF THE POPULAR PATENT MEDI.
sJivaniA avenue, Capitol ELL. de sim
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TTklrED STATES PATENT 3FTIoE,, 80.

On the pAtition OF IYD(A " LITCHFIELD,
administratri2 of the estate II LsCoy Litchfela,
OF South Bridge, Massachusetts,, praying Tor the
extension Of patent granted him 90 the lst ay Of
May, 1855, for an improvement In shutties for
Looms.
lit is ordered that .sid petition be heard at THIS
office en the inh day of April next. Any
persan msy oppose this extension, ObJectlons,
ELISHA FOOfE,
ia IS w3w Couinli ssiOner OF z atents.
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(rBOICl BROWN SUGAR I2x AND I3c.
~ NEW ORL1ANe CHOICE, lac.
~HlTD SUGARS, and Ice.
1OChests FINEST OOLONG TEA, only 81 "a
no dust. Fine GUNPOWDEK only 81 go
GENUINE JAVA COFFEE, 35c.
FINEST RIOS 22 and csc.
FAMILY GROCERIES of every description, at
very LOWEST PRICES. q. WITAER.
ll9 Pennsylvania avenue,
ia4.lm etween 18th and 20th streets.
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BOARDING.
NIN DINING ROOM, Just opened in the Union
V HOlei, corner " l5>z And u streets, where You
can obtain good MEA Us. at all hours, for the low
price Of rs cents. fe ST.
L'I FINISHED Room, WITH BOARD, for two
L young men; or gentle ssn or vile, In a pr
Apply on the premises, 4O2 18th st. north,
tet. ana SITS. 1885,
lTOR RENT-With Board, a large. neatly fur
Il Dished FRONT ROOM, at asa 9Th ct, bet j
and Terms moderate. fe2.3tE
EIRsT CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT Rooms. 70 be had reasonable
terms, at II X street, between 18th ard 18th, .
short walk from most OF the pubic Offices.
feb I'm
u HIsHED Rooms, with or without Board, in
pleasant locality and convenient to the Capitol
So Mo bet ~ and I'd sfs. 10 % ST.
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COUNTER PLATFORM,
nay. COAL, &c. 80
IJTFN A BAkEd Agent,
LDCistana Rvsrua.
-- esar- between So AMI i9Lh streets
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Assets, $4,000, ,OW.
Annual Income, 600, 600.

The Amcrican-Is now one Of the Oldest
ConrpA les in the United States, Chartered
lS5n.
The American-IIas 5000 Of Assets for
every $luu of Liabilities.
Tie American-Never lost dollar Of in-
yestmcntS.
The American Issues policies on ALL de-
sirablr plans.
The American Makes ALL policies noa.for
feitanle.
The Anrrican-Pavs Lif, Policies TO the
insured at the age. oi eighty wears.
The American-IiaS no unnecessary lestrlc-
tioh> nn travel aud residence.
The American-Declarrs dividends annual
lv at ,he end "f the first year.
The Amrricai,-Pavs all losses promptly.
Has all the .a,lrs of rates for Life. En-.
iowmenr. Income Producing. R'tnrn Pre-
MUM. Premium Reducing. Ci:iidren's E',-
.inwment Policies. aud grants Anuni'ies OH
most tavora L. terms. l. rates are low.
Il has both the mutual and >tork plauS.
CALDWELL l. BRE\1ZER, Ge,ll Agents
Worth and South Carolina. Ofti;e FirS'
National Bank building, Charlotte, \ c.
REFER TO,
FIX. Gov Vance, Charlotte, n. c.
Gen Juo. \ Young. "
Gen. Alexander, Cotumbia, &.
Col Jas. GihhS, :"
L d. Chitls. ''
J NEWTON FOWLES, AGen',
-. o.: Nr~beriv, =. G.
~ Agents Wanted. Liberal arrange
nrnt. will be made With m"n Who MEAN
BUSISESs. June = - lv.
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Schedule on Blue Ridge r. Il.

on and after Saturday, the fifth instant.
the Trains on this Road wi run every day,
SnndN'S excepted rnnmer'in@ with the
Grrrnvile and COiumbia Railroad at An
dcr-on:
Up TRAIH-Lravc Anderson 90 clock
p M. lrn.e P.nllrion Is up. m.
Down TRAIN leave Walhalla, clock
a. M leave Pr: dlrtun. 5 IN n. M.
CP TRAIN Arrive at Prudlpton, 6.20
D. NJ arrive ut Walhalla, o'clock p. m.
TOwS TRAIN Arrive at Anderson, $40
II. M.
W ting one hon, 'ter usual time for
arrival Of The G. & e.. train.
An accommodation train will l'ave An
drr-on on Mondays and Fridays:
UP TRAIN leave Anderson at 80 a.
m leave Pend aton, 2' leave Perry
VILE, . III ,rrivr AT Walhalla. lU.
powN TRAIN Arrive at Anderson, l.50
p M. leave Walhall", II a. M; leave
Pendleton p. m.
W. II. D. GAILLARp,
June 23 Snperintr: dent.
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Executibe Department,
LlND C0NHISSI0NER'S OFFICE.

Columbia, s. c. august II, 1869.
Notice is hereby given that this Office is
now organized, in accordance with the Ia"
creating the same, and is ready to proceed
to business. In she purchase of Lands
the interests Of the STATE will lie CAREFUL,
guarded 1t is the desire of the Columi<.
..onrr TO purchase none other than good
ands, in good locaii,ies, ut their fair nlas
ket value, and at sarh prizes IA the SAM
Lands would be- sold to private individuals
Arrangements have been made 10y whicl
the Bon,s authorized To be issue for thu
purchase of Lands viii br converted t"
currency. and Lands SO purchased will m
paid tor in cprrency. The COMMISSIONS,
invites all parties owning desirable Lands
in desirable localities, wishing to sell them
aud willing - take market prices, to for
ward their proposals. giving a description
of the L,nd< for sale, their locality, qualit,
and adaptariun to the production OF cott, II
60, II, and srains, e .nerailv, with view I.
the commencement Of negotiations for til,
sale If said Lands 10 the State
p. LESLIE,
Land Commissioner.
kno IA 80 St
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TIE GROVER Il BlKER
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines
ARE sUpERl6 & TO ALL OTHERS FOR

-. ARE sTPERIG TO ALL OTHERS FOR
TIE FOLLOWING REA-o>s:
7. 7tev s-w will two threads direct from the
Epools. ard ''Qr' 'e un ie-wii ding.
3. ,If.y s,e Rnre easily t,rstoOd and used .
sfd 'ess lihble 10 dsrauk keu.snt than other m -
chires
8 The ere psh,e Of exrcu'iny perfectly
wifhont change AZ NJ juSimsbt. much greater
vstSrtv sf ~oFs thsn o.iisr nacniles.
-- TIE stitch made bv q machines j. much
m.Ie d m 9 a-tic. aud durable, s>pecial, 4. OF
srffce ah ch require to be washed i. d iio. cd.
tts u ally al er stitch.
- This sf:tCh. owing to TIE Manrer In which
tie Indur 'bresd J. in" r"l:l /. II much the mos
! nm aud hemutifnl in use. ana retninS this
J. :1m NJ - xLd lesutv even upon articles fire.
qaei,tiy washed aid oned uu il they are w0ru
CBt.
Q The STRUCTURE of tie Sem ia such that.
thaus.h il be GU. OF bruksn at INTERVALS of only
s frw s-itche< it will neither open Iun Tor
Ipve'. a. remaii g. m and durable.
Ci.ike a. l,~r nnc ines- the-e fasten both
el 'is sfN e seam b, th-lr own "Iera'lon.
8 " :th tle>e uehues. Ehne TX used
upan fle right feed sid 1T the sesru. cott' n
NAV be I'd upon the other side without le-ReiI>
ias the ,trelgth or .urxb,iity of ~eam This
can te Cole on 10 ether mschi.e, and is
great savirg upon all articles stitched or ma"e
H., with silk ~ ~
o. These machinss in rdditien to tIrir supe-
TOR m+fIsS ~ iLstrnHeriS for sewing. bv change
Of D. Just n+nt, easily learned aud practsea exe~
euts the m.Ss beautiful md peE1naRsAs sm-
lr0idery ard ortxm-utal work =;
KINSMAN BROTHERS,
Age. + for South Carolins.
27S King Street, Chsrlsst,a.
: Aug. II TT .as 80.
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AEWBBhRY FEMALE
AGADIMX

REV. J r. nILLHOUSE-PR1xcl
Miss ,.,'. ,.,,'' ',,s..ss... 1s4,ss., Assistants
Mir. F. WEHBER-ProfeSsor Of Music
Col s FAIR-Charman Board Trustees
Terms pr quarter, Of 81 months. payable
in advance.
Prim 'rv Department. Spelling. Read.
ing Wiring and First Lessons in
Arithmetic. Enslish Grammar and
in Gographv, SIS 90
Ens'i>h Grammar. Geography, Arirh-
metic AMI History, 81 50
Larin. CIR ek French, Logic Rhetoric.
Physical, Mental anI Mural Sci
enrrs. $1,000
No Pupil will he charged ut the same 'imr
wi'h m"re than one Of the preceding rares
Muse, extra-S25 per session OF FIVE
months.
Boar'Iing with 'he Principal and others,
on rea<Omab Terms.
Thorough instruction afforded in all the
branches Of n LIBERAL education.
NJ Mirch 10 10 If.
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Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases,

TIE SUBSCRIBER has constantly OK
'and tullnS>ortment of the above approved
Asses. Of ,iltftre ut patterns, besides cofhnSi
ut hi. own make, all Of which he is prepared
o furnish at very reasonable rates, with
iromprnrsS and despatch.
Persons de<irous of having cases sent BY
rairoad will have them sent free of charge
A IIearSe is always on hand and will b.
furnished at the rate OF $40 per day.
Thankful for past patronage, the sub
.crihrr respectfully asks for continuation
If The same. and assures the public that
10 effort Oh his part will he spared to render
he utmost satisfaction. .F
A. C. CHAPMAN
Newberry s. c., July 81.
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TO gDNsWN:syVMse n

THE Advertiser. having been restored Ia
L heaIrh in few weeks, by a very sim
pie remedy, after having suffered severa
years with Il severe lung affection. an | THAI
make known to bis fvliow sufferers, the
means "f cure.
To all ~hn desire it. he will send copy
Of the prescription used free Of charse).
with the directinn> for preparing and using
the same. which they viii fiud >urc cure
for Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis. etc
fhe objrcr Of the Advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
.preai information which he couce,veS To lie
invaluable and lie hopes every sufferer will
try h = remedy. as IL will cost them nothing.
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the Prescription, will
please address,
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co., Ny.
June 9 81 lv.
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GROVER 4 BAKERS
SEWING MACHINES

Were awarded the very Hivhest rriz',
Tie Imperial Cross Of the Legion Of Honor
WAS coxrERRED Up ~ REPRESENTATIVE
at the
EXPEDITION UN.yERsAIIr, Pxa1s, 1857.
ALSO
Were awarded the Highest Premiums at the
Safe Fairs Og
New YorS. Vernon. New jersey. Pennsvlvs>
nia. Ohio. In. lana. Michigan, wisco ,in. Iowa,
He tuckv. tennessee, Miss. uri. Alabama. Mis-
siss ppl, VISlLia. orth Carolins, California
Oreg'
A. the Fairs Of the American stitute. Frant-
lin Irsfi'u'r. Marl land Institute, Mass. Me-
ehaL e. As, cirt,Nr. l'-nn Mrchanc's IL>ti-
tute. g.. Louis \. .,ricuitural and hec ,auics AS
Flint Prizes hive a'so been awarde these
Machines 1t the Exhibitions Of London. Paris.
Dublin, Lii z, Ressi c.n. aynule, t. D;Zier,
{'halons and thew haSs bsen furnished, by
special command to the
Empress # Francs, Em2r:ss Of Aus:,ia En-
prsss Of Russia, Empress o: Brazil, Queen
o. Spain, AMI Queen OF Bavaria.
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Law Notice.

The undersigned have formed partner.
hip for the practice of Las III the State
'ourts and the Cni:ed States Go"r'>, for
he District of South Carolina. Office at
New berry, S. c.
JAMES VI. BAXTER,
April 7 Il t. S LAS JOliNSTONE.
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J. N. ROBSON,
Commission Nero hant
N.S.l&2, Atlantic Wharf.
CHARLESTON, S. C.

Having ample means for advances, a has
ness experience of twenty years. and cor'-
lining himself strictly to Commission
Business, without operating on his own az
count, respectfully solicits con>ignments O.
Cotton Flour, Wheat, Corn, &c.
Shippers OF Produce TO him may, at ;heiI
option. have their conSiGnuturs 4 Id eithe,
II Charleston or New York; thus havin.
he advantage Of two markets, " thout ex.
RI commission.
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COLUMBIA HOTEL
COLUMBIA, S. G..

THE PR0P2IETORS take pleasure In ans
bouncing that his elegantly furnished
Establishment is no" open for the accDm-
modatinn OF guests, The rahle will always
b. supplied with every delicacv of The sea>
>on-both from New York and Cha lesion
Markets aud no efforts will be spared 20
give perfect satisfaction, in every respect, to
our pa 'rrnS. = .
WIi y. il eohaANi SanENaor, Raorarproas.
May 518
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District Court of the United Stat =.
For The Di<-rct of S.u'h ;?ar'Iina IL Bank
rup cv. In the matter OF J. W Chappcl.--
Rinkrupt
signed r,tv gives notice of his arpoinr'
ment as Assignee of the estate If "
CraIp Il or tn. C"untr of Nrwb r,v, ami
STA E uf South C,ro!na. within >aid Cunt.
who has t'e adju is'-d a bankrnp, upon h,
own petito" h> rnr di-tr,r' c"u.t Of .ait dis,
,rlct Dated oh dav Of August, 4 ID 1860
J W. SPEARMAN, Assignee.
Aug Is 80 St.
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THE READY ROOFING

l. more durable than tin. and does nor
cost onr-halfas a. much /; is cheaper than
shingles. iarmore durable, an fire.proof. II
il made of the heaviest fsbrir eyer used for
the parpnSe. and is pm up in rolls ready
for shipment TO anv part OF the world
Send for Circular AMI Samples, (>ent free
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Land for Sale.

s3sBr orler Of the Probate Cart for New
beriy County. will sell OH the first Mo- {.
day in September next, at Nesh-rry Conr,
HoaSe. the bands helos ing 10 the Estate o.
Daniel eualt deceased, containing No
hundred Acres (more or lrsss bounded b!
lands OF VIM p Harmon, H.'rry Stockma",
John Donini K. Heary Domihick, and
0fkers ~ =
r' r; rms of Ssle-on a rredi, Of twelve
months. with interest from day Of sale.
Purchasers he'uG required to give bona
With Ut IeaS, two soo,. snretias and Mort
gage of the premises to SECURE the purcha$.
money, or riav paw the same in cash.
"a GEORGE G DEWALT,
ss5ssz33 ~ &syS Sc eQu difed Executor.
August IL Stiff.
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Get The Best
READY ROOFING.

Suitable for all Buildings. Dwellings.
BARNS, Churches. F4crn'ies. g. and for
4ll cl.m,t-s: equally adap.ed TO fit {"
steep roofs. and can be applied by all! or.
binary Murkmin
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RECERENcES: :

Bishop ". ii. WightInan, s. c; Col.
WIN Johnson. Charlotte n. Z; Rev. T .
>omm-rs. Tenn. Hon. John P King. Au
suSts. Ga. Mes<,s. Geo. ". Williams 4
Go Charleston. S. G.; Messrs. Williams
TAYLOR & Co.. New York.
April 2S II ".
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NJ . 7 . al
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
gyrnDpnD tTCn ro.o

OF NEW YORK.
INCORPORATED, Is42s
Dash ASSETS OVER THIRTY MIL.
" LIONS OF DOLLARS.
Cash Income, 1867, over TEN MILLIONS
Dividends to Policy Holders, 1857, 1885,
s7i37.
New Policies issued In 1867, Il, 9,406.
The Company is PURELY MUTUAL. No
dividends TO stockholders. The entire pro>
Ais are returned 10 the assured, thus causiae
Policies 10 Income ELF.SUSTAINING IN
thirteen Years, or TO double in twenty.
Interest received from investments. 1as7s
over 81 100000.
Excess of INTEREST RECEIPTS ALONE
over losses, about S4o9. 900.
Real E<ra'e. Bonds and Mortgages on Reay
ESra'c, in the City Of New York, oYer Sew
ENIEEN MILLIONS Of dollars.
tits rhe richest Company in the world.
Its policies are uon>forfeitable. Is diyia,
dends are The largest.
Arp ications for Columbia, and the North
ern portion of South Carolina. received By
GAEGG, PALMER & co.,
General Agenta
BFNsoN ". JoSEs. Agent at Newberry.
JAMES McINrosu, II. D., Medical Exam,
liner.
u II 6 ".
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STILES HURD,
with the
Wheeler & Wilson Manufac-
turing Company.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN

BRIDGEPORT, CONN,
Is enabled 10 select the most perfect
finished Marhiues, and forward them t"
those who may want. n. the ma"ufac.
turer'> price, fee of. commissions to the
purchaser. ANY orders sent through
Silas Jnhnstone & VIM. F. Nance, will
receive prompt attention.
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ERRORS Gy YOU NtRo
A gentleman who suffered f;,r year. from
N Nervous Debiitv, Prem stu"e Decay,
aud all the effects Of Youthful inii>cretion,
will. for the sake of suffering hu n iniy, /,
send free 10 all who need it. the lec' ipt and
dir ctionS tor m king thr simple rmehv by
VIII rh he vas cured SufErrrs ui,hing 10
pr,f;, by he Advertisers experience, can do
70 by addressing, in peri c, conf ienre.
JOHN Is OGDEN.
June 22Ity. No - Ced ,r>st,.. n 7.
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Thomas S. Moor1nan,
ATTORNEY At LAW,

Has resumed the practice OF the Law at
this place, and can hr found for the present
at the Store oi K. Moorman & Co.
Feb2&S IF
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INSURE In THE
AMTDyGMK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA.

ALEX. wRILLDIN. President.
uEU NCGENT. TIc,-I resident.
JUuN WILSON. .-cretarv.
JOHN c. oIMMS, Actpary.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-16
DOuIesrtc Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1875.
The Internal Revenue receipts yesterday
were TS70,0S4.
Further returns give Fairchild 5000 jority
for Governor of Wisconsin.
Fine sleighing was enjoyed about thirty
miles west of Baltimore on Sunday.
-General Spinner United States Treasurer
is confined to his room by sickness.
-Messrs. Cole Casserly, and Williams are the
only Senators yet in Washington from the Pa
cifc coast.
The depredations upon the Government
libraries OF Washington are becoming very fla
grant.
The annual meeting of the Methodist Epis-
copal Missionary Society was held in New York
yesterday.
The President will give dinner parry on
Thanksgiving day to the officers of his staff and
their families.
Cyrus MCGOWAN, postmaster at Knoxville,
ILL.,, has been arrested charged with stealing
money out registered letter.
The North Carolina Legislature met yester-
day, but adjourned until to-day, quorum of
members not being in attendance.
1t is reported from Washington that heavy
pressure is being brought to bear upon Secretary
Boutwell, TO issue more bank currency.
Search for the bodies of those lost by the
Stonewan catastrophe on the Mississippi has
been completed. Sixty bodies have been re-
General Sherman and party of prominent
men left Washington by special car yesterday,
to attend the reunion of the Army OF Tennessee,
The President has lately expressed his
opinion that return to specie payments should
be made as soon rs possible, and that events
point to an early resumption.
"A decision was rendered against the New
Lebanon Shakers, at Hudson, n. Y, yesterday,
ordering them to restore to its mother child
Illegally detained by them.
Commissioner Delano decides that Special
Agents of the Post Office are liable to tax only
on the amount of their salary over $1,000 and
not on payments for expenses.
i'm the Tennessee House of Representatives
Yesterday the Committee on Federal Relations
reported to favor of the rejection of the fifteenth
amendment The report will be taken into con-
sideration to-day.
The Alabama Legislature met yesterday.
In his message, which is very conservative in
tone, the Governor denies that there is any
necessity for martial law; points out the advan
tages the State offers to emgrants, and advo-
Gates reduction of taxes and a limitation of the
State Endorsement TO railroads.
Another sad disaster is reported, this time
from Catskil village, Hudson county, N. T.,
where, yesterday morning, a boiler in Storms
paper mill exploded, killing several several per-
sons, how many is not yet known, and COM
pletely demolishing the building in which it was
situated and all others in its immediate vicinity