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The national Republican., 1869-02-15

PY vIRTUB OF A DEED. OF TRUST. DATED
I.sota. m n sSS r. fJH s Su. .ni Cf
the land records Of the county of WA.hipgton, Dis
s SI.n oh :a. i s. oss Il. s .g "
q fSSs the lSs g
of Columbia, described As follows: CJmusp sing at
spoint on Ninetsenth (lsl street west, between N
and streets north, eighteen feet aud olght nches
north OF the southeast corner of original lot nun
beIed twenty ,!D. In SQUARE numbered ona hundred
aud sinteen, Uls;l thence running nOrth along the
line OF Ninetssnth street sightsea feet and eight
inches, lss thence west one hundred and forty
sosth eGhtsen feet and eight inches, us So thence
east one hundred aud forty feet aud ten inches,
Ming
Terms OF sale; One fourth cash, balAuee in 9, 70,
and 10 months; vs. TO be paid down at time OF pur
chase. MICHAEL ?, CALLAN,
.. J.B. WHEELER % CO..
fsl5-l0t Auetioneers.
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GRANTS REPLY.

GRANTS REPLY.
Contrary to the expectation Of many, es-
pecially among the opposition, the remarks
Of General Grant, In reply to the joint COM
mittee Of Congress that announced to him
his election TO the Presidency, seem to meet
unanimous approval among the Republicans
Of both Houses. have not yet heard Of the
first man Of them who falls to admit the JUS
tice and propriety Of his determination to
select his Cabinet without consultation with
anybody ostensibly to that end, and the ex-
cellence Of the reasons he gave for so doing.
In truth, they dlsarm all objections to his
course in tho premises, because 1t Is seen at
q glance that they cannot fail 10 carry con-
viction Of the propriety Of his determination
TO the minds OF all not disposed to interfere
In his selection Of Cabinet to compass some
end personal 10 themselves. It Ia we'll known
that he has been seeking information fol
months past concerning the public men Of
the country, though not informing those
from whom he obtained II 10 what end he
was making such Investigations. Half q
hundred Senators, members, Governors and
leading State politicians doubtless want men
of their own choice In the Cabineti yet not
one Of them breathes o word to that effect.
VICTORY,
| In thus silencing the anti-innuguratio In
trlgue and clamor concerning Cabinet ap'
pointments, Grant has achieved wonderful
victory over one Of the most reprehensibls
practices known to our governmental sys'
tem-the practice Of selecting the oabi'
net to the end Of balancing the factions In
national parties, and laylng anchors to wind
ward with reference TO the succession.
Thanks to Grant, the heads OF Depart
ments are to bc men devoted only to tn,
proper discharge oftheir several Official truSts
not to be men laboring to reach the Presi-
dency, or to put some friend In 1t by-and-by.
AWAY" GRANT HAS.
Somehow or other he never expresses him.
self on public affairs, great or email, with,
out meeting the popular appreciation as nc
other American statesman ever Invariably
did before. This is universally admitted
and Ia simply the result Of the fact that hit
conclusions are always based on integrity o
purpose and sound Judgment, and are ex
pressed In the fewest possible words, so tina
all ats.a glance comprehend alike his deci
sIons and his reasons for them. No othe
public man Of this or of any other country
(of whom have read) was ever gifted Will
this faculty Of hls-of Immediately carrying
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THE DAILY NEWS.
ukuitting the Scarf"


sly little maiden sits by me t9-msn"
Eoftly humminQ an old tune io~s -, aroers white
Tho bright threads fash through au. O. AA
Az she euidetb the needle to ano ro.
eveet is the song that the maiden sineo.n,
"a So'.v heart are the Thoughts It oran8esn'
- - fhat we're buried so long ago,
Mndsr ~ spoW-undsr the snow.
r,.,,. ths r.sider knoweth of this. -
Weayine the bright threads in the while;
rsr rthouShts are weaving a dream Of bliss.
And thefed lips part In swtet bali smfe,
A hAr.haD6ine6s In with each stitch she twineth,
And the Haht In the luminous eyes that shtneth
Under tAe lid hrow tender and dim.
Thinning a hin7 thinking OF him
TfuCstg peedfe besreth adouble thread,
skrd5tntiiy III 1nd out II hfes,
ASa tho nonscioux food m her cheek grows reo'
Meath the smile ofmy steady eyes
Ehake down the cloud Of thy brown hairs 8iofy,
Lest thy blushes should tell tho story
That was old when the Eden sktes were piue''
Yet ever 10 new-eve: Is new. -
"a Z aIf 20 s-5. - .'-'.
30 Nluxhing and shyy the maiden slpgs,
Knitting the scarf for her absent lover;
Ana SrstHSnks two aLgels with golden "ins'
6oftlH round the maiden hover.
Heiyef 6raut that tho hopes thou art Wessine
Iesrs no room IN thy heart for grieVipg'
.lSpgelh keep thee, /" softly pray
Tvrpina away-turu,oG: away.
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I'll just been sscerlsi"edl Washington
that combination of prominent politicians
from, different sections OF tho country have
been endeayoring. for some ums -'.st TO- # OF
certain changes in the Cabinet to promote
their own interests. The Secretaries OF the
Treasury. state and Navy app ar 10 be partlc-
ularly obnoxious to some OF these gsntleme.l,
and fhe President has been sounded by them
On f6s subject Of their removal Tue officers
above named are more determined now than
ever not to surrend,r their porfol'"a. hut ts
give iii their attention and support to th' ad,
ministration, and VIII not resign unless invited
to do 30 by tho President.
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The English Legation III ". gu ngton. 1t is
said. with the exception Of Mr. Tnorn,o on, who
is very reserved express good deal OF sur
prise and my stifcation over tue &C lon OF IN ;
Senate In rejecting the Alabama ms treaty.
They do lot understand what we want. fhey
claim that Minister john ,un and Nc. seward
both represented th, parry III power; f'r ore
had been Secretary State throughout tho war
and the other was tho u ian N III, ch ice o. the
Senate for the English m ssol. Besides, the
San Juan, Alabama and Lltiz ms 10 treaty all
hinged upon one another. and Wa ncce ted one
and rejected the o hers. They think that we
want more than we d year ago.
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Pa ssengers.

Per steamship Saragossa, for New York-Mrs
Phillips, 4 sutherland, Mrs Townsend. Rev Ar
m'taRe, Miss Mary Doscher, C Clinch, lady. three
children and servant, Eva Egar. Captain scovlne
wife and son, Mrs Tracey, Mrs Murpe aud child, Z
on deck.
Per steamer City Point, from Palatka, via Jackson.
vile, Fernandina and Savannah-ColJ B owens, 4
b Mason P Durbin R Hernandez. Mrs McMilian,
Mrs Ellison. Rose and son, Mrs shaffer. Miss n L
Maxwell. W Gam,well, 8 P Leeds, P McCor,
mick, Mrs Delaheld, Miss Delafeld, Ciuskey, J
Barr. Major A Ellis, A Carra6at, Clark, Mof.
fett, NJ Hampton, B Derbey, Mrs Jones and two
daughters, and 8 on deck.
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George Peabody. ESQ.,, has written to the
Town of Georgebown. Mass, stating that u is
hin intention to supply oil the funds needed 70
sustain The pubic literary which ne sas ssH ISs TO.
S.rds thu oer,n .nent fund. In this conneo-
tIsn 30 mention with re9ret that have
been received at Wash pg,on which state that
the health Of Mr. Peabody. who ID now ID Lon
don, u not good. and that he Is anxious TO re-
turn to his hume in America and hare end hls
daYa.
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I onsignces per south Oaloifna Ratiread
May 10.

1923 bales Cotton, IS bales Domestics, 1000 pigs
Iron. $50 bbls Naval stores, cars Lumber, cars
Wood 8 cars Stock. To Railroad Agent. W VII
Pelzer, Rodgers & Co, G Walter & Co. Wiss.
Strauss Vance. Johnston, Crews co, kirkpatrick
l. Witte Frost Adger Claghorn. Herring CO,
l. Co, Goldsmith a. Son, Douglass & Co, and Denny
& Perry.
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4nz&tZ lous contamination until
they we're painfully ufactipg, have been radically
cured In such great bumbera alm st every secton
of the country, that the public Scarcely neea 10 Ut
informed Of Its virtues or use..
Scrofulous poison is QUE OF the most desiruc'iVe
enemies OF our race. Often this unseen and unielt
and invites the attack Of enfeebling or fatal Diseases
without exciting suspicion of Its presence. Again.
II seems to breed infection through the pody, ano
then on some favorable occasion. rapidly develops
into one or otner its bideous FORMS either on tne
surface or among the vitas. In the latter unercies
may be suddenly deposited In the lungs or heart or
tunors formed In the liver, or it shows it, presence
by eruptions the skin, or foul ulcerauons on some
part Of the body. Bence the occasional use OF
bottle Of this SARiAPAR Ri LA il ai,sable, even
when no active symptoms Of disease aPpear. Per
sons athcie with the following complaints generaiy
find INN ediate relief and, at length. cure by the
use of this SARSAPAhILLA: st. Anthonj's Fire,
Rose or Erysipelas. letter. Salt Rheum. seald Head
Ring Worm, lore yes, Sore Lars, and other crup-
tinns or visible forms OF scroful0us dhe1se: Also
IN the more concealed forms, as Dyspepsia, Dropsy
Heart D case, Fits, Epilepsy, Neuraga and the va
nous ulceroue affections OF the muscular and ner'
vous systems.
syphilis or Venereal aud Mercurial Diseases are
cur.d by It. though long Time is required fot sub
during these obstinate maladi ny a'y mtdlclhe
But long continued use Of this medicine will cure
the complaint. Leucorrhoea or Whites, Uterine VI.
cer ations and Female diseases. are coumonl! soon
relieved and ultimately cured by its purifying and
invgoratipg eff CT Minute DHecilons ior tacG Sase
are found IN our Almanac. supplied gratis. Eheu.
matism and Gnui, when caused by s.cumulaions OF
e1traneous matters In the blood. yield quickly 10 it,
as also Liver Complaints, 1orpidity, CongesuoL ol
Inflammation Of tho Liver and Jaun ice. VIII aris
ing az they often do. from the ranking poisons IN
the b ool Ibis SARSPAnILLA is great restore
for the strength and vi.or oftne stem those who
are Lapguid and Listle 8, Despondent, Sleepl"s'
and troubled with Nervous apprrhens'ons or tears
or ally OF the affections sypptomatlc of Weakness
will find immediate relief 6hl convincing evidence
OF its restorative power upon trial.
PREPARED BIZ
DIR. j. q. AVER o. CD, Lowell, mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold at Wholesale. by
DOWIE NOISE,
Charleston, South Carolina,
And by Retail Druggists everywhere.
March Is Da0 fDSin'Lp"H
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Telegraph Markets.

Telegraph marAets'
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON May 12.-Noon. on.-consols 92''a' 6onas
quiet at 7sH.
I1yE.pooL, May 12.-Noon. Cotton shade hrrn'
er. uplsnds 11Xd; Orleans 11xd; sales 5000 Daies'
Rombay shipments to the 7tb, $1,000 bales.
Evening Cotton quiet Uplands, both on the
upol and sfoat 11Hd. Orleans 12xd. Sales sooe
bales.
HAyaE, May 12-Cotttn n unchanged ootn on lhe
spot and afoat.
HAVANA, May IL Sugar improved noioefs a'A'
ing higher rates; No. 70, Q reals.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NRv YORK. May 12-Noon.-Money easy at Z.
Startling OK. Gold 3sH. Cotton little more &C.
tive: uplands 2sh to 2SXc Turpentine quiet at 4oS
Rosin moderately active; strained 50 IS to u IT,
Eyenine-ootton little more active; sales 27oo
bales at 2ska2s%c. Flour 5aloc better for shipping
grades. Wheat scarcely so Arm. Corn, old SHADE
frmer; now y cent lower; new white Southern s6c.
Pork duIl at $50 75a31. Lard Arm; kettle 1skal8Ac.
Whisksy ominal. Groceries quiet. Iurpentne
weak Mt 4s,4sc. Rosn quiet at So eoaS. Freights
Arm; on cotton by steam 5-S2d. Money easier at ia
per cent, with increasing bu,iness at g. Sterling
sxaax. Gold heavy ct SIX. Stocks strong and
active
BALr1xoKE, May 1a-Ihere is better feeling In
cotton; prices unchanged. Flour dull and fsvors
buyers; superAne IS 6os6 25. Wheat weak; fair to
good red 81 Goal e5. Corn dulli prime white soasl
yellow Sass. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Lard 1sa1sK. whiskey arm and scarce at 9aass
CINCINNATI, May 12.-whIskey Hrn, and advanc-
ed to s4c. eupply light. Provisions dull, holders
disposed to make Concessions Pork sS' 30. Bacon
lover-shoulders 1Sc; clear sides offered at 16al6Ac.
Lard dull-country l7hc.
81. LOUIS, May 12-whiskey s1. Pork sS1as1 25.
Bacon quiet-shoulders 1sk1shc; clear sides tic.
Lard dull. nominally 17hc.
LOUISVILLE, May l2-Flour: super6ne $6a6 90.
whiskey firm at s5. Provisions steady. Mess pork
$sl 80 Lard in tierces 1s; in kegs 19.
WILMINGTON, May l2-sprits turpentDe, 4ohc.
Rosin shade lower at 81 97ha6 Is. Crude turpen-
No unchanged. Tar. 50 IS. Cotton market dull.
AuausrA, May 1a-Marset more active, but
prices IRREGULAR sales S2S bales receipts 80 bales
middlings, 2sa26Kc.
SAVANNAH, May IL Cotton quiet aud weak;
snlcs 100 bales; middngs, 27c; receipts 65A bales.
MOBILE, May I2.-cotton dull and demand limit.
ed sales 800 bales; low middlings 26Kc.; receipts
124 bsles.
New ORLEANS. May 12.-Cotton dull and e-sier for
the low grades but steady for the high grades; mid
dipgs 2sxa2sc sales 100 bales; receipts 200; e1'
ports 211e. Gold 8Sh. Sterling 81. New York
sight exchange HaH premium. Sugar Arm; COM
mon 9La10c. prime l3Mc.
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charleston cotton and Rice Market.

Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Wednesday Evening, MAY IL
cOTTON.-The demand for the staple was mode
rate prices generally being at about previous rates
sales 400 bales, viz II at 26,< 10 at &C. 81 at 20H
6s at 2sa; % at 2sK; 160 at 27; at 27 10 at 2'h
at c7X; 6 at 27A. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. ..26! 6!sgaoA
Low midditng. .........'... 'aoItSg]'
Middling. .....'...'''<'
By New York classification we quote:
Middling. g.............. .......''I'A"-
R1cE.-The market for this grain was quiet out
prices were firm; sales 60 tcs. of clean Carolina 81
sxc. q B. We quote comron to fair clean caron'
M at 7Xash; good sl4asHc. . fb.
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Commercial.
Imports.

,,vrppoo1-psr bark Helen sands-4O00 sacks
LIZ ca,t ~ poyena, Co: 1000 bundles Arrow lies,
to % Mure s Co; SIS bars, 40 bundles toop Iron,
toJG TR Agnew; 1868 Bars, 100 bundles Bars. rs
aud IT'S bundles Hoops. TO Adger r. GO; S5rno tUo
casks Bottled Beer, to Order; so kegs Bi.Saroo.
mated Soda, 1s casks Sulphste Copperas, cases
Drugs, case Brushes to Goodrich, Wineman
Co
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.wiIminrton Market.

WILNINdl ON, Nay I.-TuRPENrINE-ls un-
changed IN price, Sales OF IS hbls at "A for virgin;
S9 for yellow dip, and 81 80 for hard, q $50 TBS.
SPIRITS TuRrKnrNH-Is lower, land the market
closes QUIET saes Of 51s bbls. At t40hc for country,
ana 96 bbs q 4lc p gallon for New York packages
PouN.-sales of 987 bbls at S2 for strained; ~ 90
for low No. Il IS 50a6 pale ST for extra pale, and
So for window g ass. ~ y r. -.
1aa@Has doeltned SC, and 2S2 bbls sold at 81 s5
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Exports,

Exports.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship sarasossa--l65 tlerces
Rice, e49 bales Upland Cotton, So bales Yarn, 20
casks Clay, 2Ol bbls Rosip, CT packages Vegeta'
RosToN-per schr L M@gan-19,125 fest Lum.
ber.-Per schr Argus Eye-675 bales Upland
Cotton, - bales Rags, hhds Bones, 10 tons
Iron.
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Conslgnees per northeastern Kailrond
May IL.
bales Cotton. 400 bbl. Naval Stores 100 bushels
Rice Lumber, Wood, Mdse, &c. T. Marshal' Jr,
Binsmau Howell. D stoney. ] WILEY ,venel &
hours & Co. Reeder D wis. Graeser& & Smith, @ "
Wi Hams Co. F NJ Rogers W arlington, L Cohen
l. %, N wigfan, and Mszy.ke b Salters.
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It In oreases s the
quantity and i'm
proves the quality
of the MILK. II
has been proven
by &C tual expert
mrnt to increase
tho gu antity OF
Milh and Cream
twenty per cent.
and make the But
ter firm and sweet,
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Macon weekly Market.

MAcON, MAY IO.-CoTToN-Ihe character Of the
market has varied but slightly duiirg the week just
closed. There has been fair. demand nearly
throughout. and this evening the market closed
shipments IS bales; Gales 100 bales The quotations
are az follows, same as al close Of last weeks re-
view: Ordinary, 23; good ordinary 24h; low mid
ding, 26; miidllnR. 25hc. The receipts have been
', ~ light this week, summing up only 11S bales;
shpments 1895 bales; sales 1908 bales.
STATEMENT.
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JoHN DUR.
SIpNrY DuloN.
u

This evening Vice President Coli.x. heuten;;
nt-Goyerror Rross, aud others, addressed
large audiences at hber!yl Hall IN which
they spoke eioquenrly Of the great era which
fh;S dsy, marks in the history OF our coun.
tTS oD1rrng Tie evening" there was general
Indulgence in fireworks, bonfres, ilumina-
tfon,f ,f&c.a q ~. '.-t. =
hin,nalr 1RADI kND TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
rneetfng VI ,ths, AMer ican Free Trade
Issana. OF New York. was held at the Cooper
institute tonight. 1t whioh many OF the proml'
nsntmebeIs Of the orgaaisssion were pres
osier.ispd Davld Dudley Field presided. Ad.
Sss.sEssNcre xiehsered By Wilham Ouien 6ry-
AMI and Edward Atkinson, and the following
101Sd 1s.oinad Thsh in The opening Of the great
p.nsfs, Rsiiroad to-dsy., connecting New YORK
and ssn Frsnoisco. We recognise pledge, not
only tor country one ITO sHs
SssSSss s Ss ssst s sort Of trade with all countries
and Al continents. -.----------------
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Marine latms.
Fort of Charleston. May 13.

PORT CALENDAR.
PfiA Es OF TIE MOON.
Last Quarter, Sd, hours. q minutes, MOI ming.
New Noon, 1lth, 10 hours. At minutes, morning.
First Quarter. 18th, hours. minutes, evening.
Full Moon, 25th, 10 hours 8 mlputes morning.
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOC d

THE REPU ia II ON
this excellent medicine en-.
JOYS, is derived from its
cures, many Of which are
truly marvellous. Invete-
rate cases Of ,Scro.ulous
disease where the system
seemed saturated with
corrup ion, have been u
lided aud cured By 1t.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, whict were sg.
erava'ed by tho scrofu.
lous contamination until
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-13

NAL, such ae LUN
LO W W AT E r.
HFAVES. Coughs,
Distemper, Fe, ers,
Founder, Loss OF
Appetite and Vital
Energy, &c.
It's use improves
the Wind, increds-
es the Appetite
gives O S N 90 t b
and Glossy Skin
and transforms the
miserable Skeletons
into a Ane looking o.
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.4HE5PlcrFIc RAI1RoAD.

ou,,., Announcement Of its. Compile
.nttun@Feaegraph1n8 the He n ne
Sttokes-Rejoieing and conSrsseis-
.st.sas-aingins OF Bells and Other De-
j.auxtxStians. a,.s,.n2 r,l' ".
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TO KEEPERS OF COWS THIS PREPARATION
y Is INVALUABLE
AA II in orease the
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u . U p Us
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders.

This preparation,
long and tavorably
known, will thor
oughly reinvigorate
broken down and
low-spirited horses.
by 9 tr engt b enine
and cleansing the
stomach and tntes-
tines.
It is 0 sure preven-
tive OF all diseases
incident to this ant.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-29

three each, Delaware. Rhode Island and Mary
land, two each. North and South Caroline.
Illinois and Indiana one each.
The united ages OF all the Senators is SO42
years. This excludes Hamilton of MARYLAND.
the date of whose birth is not given. Thirty
six Senators are below fifty years of age. Gov.
Fenton is the only man occupying the mid
centennial position. Twenty-eight Senator'S
are from fifty-one to seventy years in age
Cameron reaching the last named sum.
Trumbull, Pratt, Chandler and Thurman are
Sc; Grimes, Pomeroy and Howe SO, and each
of these looks older than the first named.
Yates. is 81; McCreary and Upton are %;
Ramsay, Nye, Cattell and Anthony are "a,
and all are well preserved. Wilson Is o.,
Sumner, Drake and Wiley are 80, while Nor
rill of Vermont is 80; Hamlin is so, Gilbert OF
Florida and Fessenden SO; Howard and
Brownlow GA; Buckingham 65; Garrett Da-
Wis anG Vickers are 6S and judging by appear
ances each is likely to continue pouring out
October rain" speech for the Bext ten years
to come. If they should both remain in the
Senate, there will be many reasons to ejacu-
late, Lord, have mercy ON us, miserable sim
nersv'
The youngest men in the Senate are Messrs.
Osborn of Florida, and Spencer of Alabama
"carpet-baggers" both and excellent specimens
of the Yankee soldiers who redeemed the
south. Their respective ages are 80. McDon-
aid of Arkansas, is the next; Kellogg and
Sprague are 80; Rice (Arkansas) Edmunds
and Bayard are Al They are out ranked BY
SchuIz, Conk ling and Norton who are but 40
years each. Warner, Alabama, Ross, Kansss,
Stewart, Nevada, Corbett, Oregon, are ~;
Harris, louisiana, Stockton, and Pool, North
Carolina, are 43; Abbott, Norths Carolina, Is
"A; Casserly of California, Che looks 65;) Car.
penter Of Wisconsin, and Scott of Pennsylva-
mia are 45; Boremap, West Virginia, Robert
son, South Carolina, Sherman, Ohio, Will
hams, Oregon, Morton, Indiana, Cole, Cali
fornia, and Ferry, Connecticut are 46; Saw
yer, South Carolina, and Fowler are AZ; while
Harlem and Thayer are 40; either might wen
pass for being nearer go, 1t win be seen that
as rule the younger men come from the
Western and Southern States, and that the
new men are also among this class,-as a rule.
Pratt, Brownlow, Buckingham and Thurman
being the only ones above 80 years. 1t is con
ceded on the whole, that there is less law, lees
college course, less age, in the Senate than 1t
any former time, though doubtless sufficient of
each for practical uses and saving graces.
Twenty nine senator's have their wives with
them, eight have other ladies in their families
and nine have daughters. 1t does not follow
that the balance are bachelors.
SPECTATOR.