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, 1865-06-15

M ANTED-Agents-ln every
w County In tbs kor!hwear. to sen thu heas and
cteareet History Of tho and other pop1at booss
Ia.s 70 F 4 MATHEWS, IS Clsrk arsest+ Chicago, N.
, 1865-06-15

1Anc.sr-J,ne4 Mccarthy ms'sreated AMI
srused hte WIFE then had htr arreatd for larceuy,
ard brought hctore Justice c1thbertsou. The
case hud bearing yesterday. and the evidence
Tetta!co rad etate Of domestic tnte!tciy. ueon
the legal principle that u woman cannot commit
beiuc ore In The eyes CT the Law, she Was dig
CHARGED.
, 1865-06-15

1Asx TuxHEL.-The excavation for the LAKE
trnnel hat now progressed 10 : distance Of about
three Thousand feel from the sbose thar Ihe
s..h !. now rrady fo. e,rkIpg, and viii be towed
ont "a IT. n,acr, Two mics from shore, AZ soon ~
me weaIhcr permits. The cartJ part Of the con-
irc vc+l 10 spoken # ~ the time for commencing
o,.erst tions 10 The eastward.
, 1865-06-15

Hklp 70 RAl-L. 5. Greene aao Anomss HUG
.o-, ~ voutt. charged With stealing albums from
1he sn,,t.ry Fa1, building. Ind q second cxanI"
%.,,o, 1,e1ore ,bc police justices yesterday. and
VIE each rcld to hail tn the FUN Of $50 for ntA
4I the Recorders Court.
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EXPENsES PER ,oUARTER
Bethany Co1lepa. o )

HIHIS INSTITUTION rs LOCATED IN
i one Of the most beautiful and healthy
Portona Of the hJll country of West VIrgini6.
" y IN HFooce county! tEk4eeJt miles noFthlof
wheeling, and eepeD miles nom WellsbuFE, at
which place, persons coming either by boat
OF ran, can find hacks ready 10 take them to
the College, Situated ls II Is in the country
u Il removed At once nom the fIon 70
extrnVnRance, and the ncilitie3 for viceWhicf1
attnch TO Colleges in OF near large citieR-
Young men who desire a thorough education
VIII md re liar ad dFnntlEea in Bethany CnI5
lege. she ms an experienced Facnity md
anords the best education on the lowest feFmS
The 18th Session will commence on the isf
MondaY In October next and Terminate on
the Last ThuIatny Of June, 1895. al 70 u
FACULTY.
{ ALEXANDER CA0rPRELI., President.
- W. X -RIEpLEroN, Vieo President and
Polessor of Mental M0Fal, and Political Phi-
o9ophy and Bellies LettreA.
: CHARLRS LOUIS LoO9, Professor of Ancient
4angnage4 and IlttqTAtuTe, ID 2lIWEff 4
~ ". JOHNSON, ProfeEor Of Mafhemntics
and Astronomy.
|, R RICHARnsos. Pfufeslnf Of Natural PHI
losophy, hem istEyi and Hatnnl History.
TERMS.
Boa5ding npm 500 TO SL5O per week.
19it,Qn5 peF ion Of emo thst s5aD0. 4 =
M8hthg and liSfitA extfASf ttsl Pges4st
haEdcnlation FeeS500.
For GataloSqea or further information nd
oIes W W. 4 X tPtntlleto on O tLoo9' 'SerfyJ
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TOaNVALIDl SOLDIERSl7
Artificial Legs Arms and Grutehes.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
AfAHSUFAt-TuRE 80
.U.s. QENERA1. HosPrr.A..1.. l.

- - Pheeihlp, W. Pd., 4pTi1 18th, l6B5 Z
TAAE IKE. 7 !PFH1iEsASURE y M STATING no
ArlnciM Legs manufactured 6y IFolEEPn
444ii99RtAN, and fnr which you are AGENT For
~ of c9nstruction rs well as dnrabIii-
thing to equal them. and I tlieFsfona FIISsrSIIi-
tsc1tnnsndi them 10 any who are unforfuupfe
enough 70 need artificial llnnbS 81
q. NeES resp your 9bed't eerY't, e.sa. ~
=, IA. A. suTgenn, %. 5, a. n tI19,7,,
IN w. Va, April nth, 1885. :,
aEySG hsyG earetnllS exnmlned the AffihciRi
simple In their constFnetiofi, of rooi yioSR
EnllElshiP, Light and very fliI1ah nt3SIi1 ~
Iney WIN be quite Rs SsTvicaabla a. IIiyiSTfi:
pijcitY mi a u.s. apd On aee9gnt Of ther Sin-
! cleeEInllyy recoTninendl them 70 Rnyi WIN
rnhy neei ARTIFICIAL limbs. :. ''--'
-'st sl't - "A. A. SurRAon, u 6. A
! EtfiaoN, RIiEAsAlLTs COUNTY, W. Val y.
% i'li ul September i2 lslS.
NJ. CAdriea BeAEer, JVheelfno. n. u,
!. 11essf tStFs7I have now been using fhe tY-n
you, for over tw6 months and II afiortis t1Ss
great AttEfhetlon to me in tlInf tiTiS M
nIllo y 9Fnple IN construction, EfronrE and 4
SS1eIS nioftablei In f1et And Il jIisf M
hn2 zen t1e OF my cse Teqnire
- y mere may b but few lio have BEEN
y pniottunate ns 70 have lost both fliel flinSIa
- nave bot II any such ihOuld be fonnd b,
e e and 70 AZ othe9 who's mis-
i1Ily reeoumed me nm liinI, n,
= lIs sIength, simplicity, and ifefenSi 5SfSTi
tatton TO the uses for which It q fntendasis "
~ Nsry truly y9grs. Dc, - s.iTi n .si,5I
FoEfnrther paTtIc cnlhTs can on or addTesS
-,frChaARLES- -BE4ILER, .Agt.,,
nn;;sss.,,9S. -, 9 AOHroe 81, bet. 1Eattsi q FbaH4h
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DIR. T. ]. KISNER.

HNEN0ERS BIS BTdARSRBTOAL THOSE
il who have favored HIM v In then conn
denee and patronage, and would inform his
friends and the people tenerally gtlllt he win,
ne SSomiRE ming SFPg bis old 6c ece on q
Wheeling, w. Va, where he may be consult
ed In reference TO their disease, the nature and
ttme4 md under an eireuni iEtnno ~ t1d bscfiioel
and 20 assure OF the probable result and linfas
ton Of treatment He ,pFnrtices the Eclectic
System of Medicine, using mild but effective
remedies, supporting instead Of depressing
the vital R1IPFS. The meii klnas used by
him arc prepared and put t-up NJ his own
once BaSidea the treatment of Acute Dis
enseE, DF. Bisnee VIII give his attdnti6n TO the
treatment Of an varieties OF ChfoniG dtaeSSe
That BcOurge Of tho human Eheat SeEofnla, In
all its varied fodns Wig: Puruient Discharges
PuFulent OpIhRlmin, Olana, Enlarged Glands
UloafatiopS, CaneeFl and al VnEite8 Of Skin
Diseases, VIII receive his special ~ tions--
Diseases OF the Throat, Lung and Heart, Efv-
er Complaints BiAuhcsa, ,pyl entegY and PILES,
Disonse8 nGth0 urn ny OF lstS fph hlliS ec;,
Nervous and Spinal Afiechonl, Eplepay,
RheumattElnl md PAFalysis,, Diseases OF -Fe-
IIaAless ~ yemen ca Il krpl YlspS
Uteri, and All Painful 1neE Enlafftles md NeF@
tTeat4 sqcee nl slI,lie II tm4nti ~ oE3I1-
DRES WilffecefVe the laTit non as fI8fl-
tofure, An enn9ultAttons and communiea-
tons siI1elty c6nndeiitiai, and VIM facefye
prumpt after tom Sight calls eheerfnIiy M
EWeIedl ga e. houfS 4fOm 3 TO u A. NJ, 1 to
4and6 to9 y. ~ 1un2
- - PA fKR;PARIB.
IN HaI y. 3 IN. RlisT d,sittI
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.tRSlagthgrity. q t6s IlSEisiat5FSJ TIFT
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of thel State of
West Virginia.

PEsonvEDilHK THE3 dESHuATuRE.
1O OF West VIrgtnin, The following z pFU-
posed az an amendment to the Consti tuition ar
this sthte to be added dt tli6 nSi OF fhb firt
part Of the aEald Consti tuition Jliieu ~ fifiei
qeeotulnE 70 the provisions thereof namely:
80 Elel5cEt VIM, since the fiFSt day OF June.
istAnee The rebellion a Ainst NE United
IstilIe shnll be citizen Of this State or Be M
~ ~ 81 ~ 70 N9te ~ my lection he'd therein.
qr naval lefHtee Of th6 United Sd md M
e9eS9 zen 9r q DO -honorRbly discharged thare-
4dopti9a March i iiissS2 Ess
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Wheeling -Female-Collegs
i9hfW1fEELING, ". vA,l Tyre

tshrW1TEELIRG, W. HA.,t-l vTrs
TJrITSs no INst,yiSy,yr,Ii,YS1,yE y !
1,iiS,, N a5IICl1SOtN' vi ,HTEh ED
i1,I, nn IuIl S0!tisiats M oHeis IN ~, and
DlrastS Iii ~ uLueL 2 new 6oAEd oi
tt ~ ~, ~ - - = lIlstl-
SasSt VI rI1s ny LH5 " In sePteinper
~ t ana snew4yl
~ n IN, fiss y, = :. -, !
,,tt ~ ~ I " " IN inc
~ S1,,,, IL a., r., OF u eo1Ise
SnmeiSt II,iI AZ n I1s III la oS|
It's Board OF Insinction ti,ss 1n1IIs II,I ~ ~
upon NJ teinT 4 fiTSf-ciass ssrsin5TSS -e'S
H1yiT,SS Idfl ma No ~ y, - ~ >
lnctint 1eSIjnS TS6cationSI In II,
the Eastefn and SfifidIe ssfaieS i fSI
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Gdafqttouat. .Vrud5e
STARTLING .MRDICALs 9 GOIlRGRI
SolpPneps,eol4o:g -


.TNHEi NISETEENTHgR REGULAR bsEs2
Il sion commenceS wednesday, October
lbth, 1855, and ends March LIST lS6d Clinical
Lectures on Practical Medicine and Surgery
Wtu be given regularly Throughout the win
ter At st. Frnncis Hospital In the College
building. This Hospital was opefleSi A AilRIfst
Isl, and already has large number OF pa
Students will also have advantage OF Clint
Sal instEpctlQn In the Hospital OF the Ohio
essy ~FACu1Ff.0 OI($
8, n. Smith, NJ. D., Prof Principles and
Practice of Medicine
FTancts Carter, NJ. D., Prof Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children.
John Dawson n! d. Prof Anatomy and
j; ". Hamilton, NJ. D., Prof surgery-Eye
q ms: q; 8oia1aiiey.' MD. Prof Chemistry
Startling Loving, N. D., Prof AIateria MedIca,
and ThefnpeuticS
,. s. Gard, n. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
i-r FEES
AIatriculation paid but once .............. %
% 90
DeuonstFntors 8 90
Students on their arrival, by calling at the
once ol the sDe1nt ON State street or upon
the Janitor at the College, win be assisted In
procuring suitable lodginRX
,fFor ctIculnIE or additional Information nd
dress FRANCIS CARTER, n. D.,
bel2l-Ei0gWt 80 feF1ss-g rrrr7F nnaIn-
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"GoTNe HosrE. ."-AIr, Reader, speaker
OF the North Carolina state convention.
made an impressive speech on taking
the chair, ,Iof which this was tho perora-
ton; - q 10 s77.i
feliow-eittzens, we, are going home.
Let painful reflections upon our late
separation and pleasant memories 81
our early union quicken our footsteps
towards the old mansion, that we NAV
grasp hard again the hand Of friendshin
which stands at the door, and, ssheite-
red by the old homestead which was
Dutlt upon rock and has weafhereCi
the Storm enjoy together the long.
bright future which awaits us. viii
the guidance of Infinite wisdom and the
care Of a meFriful Providence, which i
earnestly invoke for the convention and
for each individual member, I invite
you 70 the calm consideration and wise
solution of the important questions
vSiiieh are 20 result In thepeRoe, prOspe-
n Iilty, strength and grandeur ofour ma
Lon-i'lr s.sisltl r4- .rII 4-f,s,s4
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8lfdifal. a..
SEI,LERS Cough SYRUP.


TT TIS,pROAfIyT IN ms ACTTON, ALWAYS
sRRA and niny he oven to the, siAnilts child
or most delicate female with confidence In Its
success- Containing no tnnRmmntory or
SpiritnOus ingredients whatever, Il 4 not only
applicable to this yn5t ma ioEitylof 43ulunnAEy
ana bronchial affectiOns, but Is peculiariy
TSiuRhle 10 children. OffoFIlInR Rreat Telief II,
WhoOpinE Cough and kindred diseases. From
n large nnnRer OF eeFttnsPtes Eecelved nom
year to year, we freAent the following:
From the Rev. T. q. Lamb. Pastor of
Ihe baptist Church, Alexandria,
Ohio.
In January, ISSi, I had ) severe couth.i pro
ceeLllng from n bad cold, so that IcOuEhed al
most fHocHDaIIEIy, for two days and night: nom
Friday morning until Saturday night, 1 took
twice, IN the evening, Of the prescribed dose
and retlmd md Hepf ttt niEht Without a Sbb-
ole Interruption from cQ!ighthg.
took the syrup Agnln in the morning, and
preached twice during the day without any
inconNenteuce- L. s=ffG54f E-#rsf -s,,4.g
Since thai time have gfveu It frequentIy
to my children, and believe that Il has essen
TALLY relieved them. Nour4, truly,
ReeOmmended particuIarIS 20 Clergy
men. Lawyers and other Public
Professor Porter has, without solicitation,
given certificate OF the excellence of this!
popular Cough Medicine. It will be interest,"
Ing to oil who are afhieted with coughs
PihSbtnu DnilE Ehtt. - is sflrrI hsEI Tl4I D Il
EXCHANGE HoTEL, December lS, ls56.
Mear1. BlHoF3S4 Having been for some time
past very much Rfilieted with \ severe cold,
and almost constant cough. md having tried
various remedies, syTupS SC, and az tons 70 no
w. W. wRllAee, OF this city, 10 make n trfn1
OF R. f Saner2 OodEh syTuJt Z ga %, md 70
my great surprise, received almost i1nmedi-
ate relief It was with the greatest difnculty
that lectured before my respective classes
bnt on taking q gPoonful OF The syrup int
with perfect case during the evening" i
would particularly recommend II 10 Clargy-
IHSTFs n FSTRfTsTt IoS ~ Non
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IN THE GovRRNMESr EMPLoY.-A
friend from Leavenworth, Kansas, re-
iates the following conversation, which
ne S2ISsFhe9rd IN that city last fal1 - sTn
Yerself Mr.. Mullhly Z II Thoughts "a
sWor gone to wRf. "a ~ 'l5F iiIIi7li p bIfi .
- Mr., Mullaly-"Go TO the war, 1t isR
Faix, bedad1 know thrick worth two
oy I'd. Sure isn't me son Dinnis gettin
rich, and didn't he bring me home 500
last week {" ~ IlIf57. = iifii'Ys'y iifii'Ys'Sy
MeGinnis-''wishal STOO is i'd And
what is he doin' at oil Rii IN = u - 4
Mt. Mullaly- sThroth it's meseIfthHt
DON'T know anything about It, only that
he'sin the Government employ EI6ppin'
the bounty think they calls 1t. ~ tiHieI
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franklin Insurance Company
I , OF WHEELING. al1sf- -
I Caplfal,.....-.......................aIso.o .ooo.


DIRECTORS:
Geo - M 5if6S;SS1n lSfSn z E s,aIIe9s Geo K. wheat.
II nI,Ii,i,M II W. Franzheim, JRS. N. Vance. AIeI
lils COMPANY HAVING BF.FN nTrT.y
so, GIlIilze.v are FITepartSi 10 fsI-n 10, -
ais Ne 81 lldinE7 Of al kinds meTchan
t,,,SsI- q nnnulacturing establlshnenfs mint
TivsIs sTd IsIH It9aH and eafne on the IrsteIn
sons foT ts,L,. and also on the lives or per-
~. & az ~ EeIlof indu dueamcnfa to farIneT5 VI ~
5s 3s Inssy can he insured for time ISoI;, ~
SgSS Iate This being home nsfii,,ti65 M
I11osl oTSIt'Is y. soIne ninefy-fOur EtnGlrhOIdeTS
II,Ss u Mnom arc among our heSt 6T,.t,,S
tofnnendH itpelf to the fEvnr5 Ne -,
their patronage, P4Aaics ana totiCats
aftsRde 10 y tSs tSr win be promptly
Ohicf, No. Mcclure Hon. b,,,,,,, :, Az, -
iOIhei1y occupied by AdaFIisI ESgrissi -,
SAINT, MGR N y; 2; AItTHUR, SecTetary,
eSO.AiEHDEL, q Vice Presids1t. ....
odi:SC =. ~ SAItIH uR, AEent fnr paying penS,onn
S1I nc, Sso: ] hIeIure House: BeinS flIs SS1,n.:
!SLlIsIIg Occupied BY Adams ExpreSE Co
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CAT.A R,s9R H
~CUnE7 wARRANTED~
SYRIPToMs.

Il
TTHB SY1PTo1fs4 OF lcATARRHr AS
they generally appear uIe at 0FNt very
slight Persons find they have a cold, That
they have frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive to tne ciilE1lea % tenn perltnre; In
discharge, thin and lerid; afterwards ibec0m-
ing thick and adhesive An the dlseaSa be-
quantity and changed pqpnlity; they ara now
thick and heavy and ureihaEkedur couRhed
arc weak the sense OF the smell y lessened or
destDYeds deafness frequently takes nlAce.
Another cnmmnn and. Important EyIntom Of
CataETh q that the person s Obliged TO clear
his throat IN the morning Of q thick or 6llmy
during the niEiit! When this, takes place ne
person may be sure that his disease Il on lis
way 70 the lungs, and should lose time In
he a5ove aTs but lew ofths many Catdl4h
symptoms -1Elhd togi.s
n asv,,-Io ~ :, !,
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Transportation. q
saItlmoEe 8 Ohio Railroad.

y e1s a76zl
.1'ifuE1IcE BALri q ONO RAIIF1SDC0 ,.,r
~ w IEELIEG STATION, Nov. r ISL ~
. 0AsSSsESTlER ~ 5SIlER TRAINS WILL, RfTy Nv
stb. issIi sehedule on ana Gifer Nov. "a
Leave aa1 ltiig Iz.TS.... ss1 ..
heelinE ll0O A. Il.l dIiig ~
keiiWond .,...ll.2O "a NV6sb ~ IbI NJ
Moundsvt1e- 800 a lSiaytii,,,ss = lI....tgsn -.
60lR H.. GumbeIisn5 s:Is n
gASlnnd.-. Esf6 a l6SI-isSss '-AAAA.. alo L-l-
MNFfinS5TIT1 s.iS = tS5il1ton......-I l:I8P n.
WASH nm 81 a u ~ 1nndEvi1le 6slB e
AiTive a. s.' lbenEpOd .-.... go -
t4alttmoEe--.- $40 q twheeiin5 ,.,o a
n ,sns. MAIL TRAIN. g
%heeltnk at Gs0 I1Ing lsaye-
iieIlWqod... -103O lyyoSt T,S,tt@ ~ NJ
MoundSvfiIe- -I10i SfSTTI1,sSItlt.tl ~ ~ ~ $.
0lkllnd - q iberland- 7:l5 "a.
CumbefiaI1dl ~ llILand.--..--l0l3 u
MaFtInSlIurV I.iS 4 iiSSTLlnIOn..-.---. l:I0 q A
Wash. Jn'fB ~ q aoundEytne. Rf0A NJ
Arrive at benEood... ... 6s2O q
Balttmore. a-t5-H IHTj1,Il'X,e HTjE1SiIlXe at .'7s
Sn4TH, Master OF TSSnI5s11;S:;;; 9ss9 "
fop6 f,..s ]. b FORD
-SeneLulARe sent, WI1eAlin5sf
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BoI4,ted =, ed 9as ~ ihe acqdlsitiop q these

pointed out for the acquisition OF these
particular coIinties fff 7Fiii5 sfoII1i =
But the fhct remains that Congress
aid give its CONSENT TO tneir acquisition,
both In general and specific terms. q
l hlr' Dawes says that IL power Is given
70 extend the borders OF the State Il
must be done in the manner pfestrfbed
by tho paramount law. 80 y III
To this anSYer that there is no mode
prescribed by tho Constitution by which
state shall acquire additional terfi-
tory. ~ stil5 ~ y f,7fffi ''a3iii +
The right Of acquisition existed prior
70 the SonsttuHon, and still Femains,
subject to the RESTRICT imposed upon
Y by the Constitution. And the only
limitation upon IT by. the Constitution
Is that 1t shall be by the cotisent6f Com
gress. And this brings MS back to the
starting place; has the consent Of Cons
SreSs peen gtyenr 1ihsist that it has,
admits are sufficient. "a ~ - lYfif
EXCUSE my prolIxity. trust shall
not DO under the necessity of troubling
you again. B! STANTON.
THE EAPPLR-TREE ~ THE LANE.
It stood close by where on leathern hinge f...
Ine gate swung back fnom the HFjasgV lane.
Mhea In me cows came homo when the dnslCy
I@ mantle threwovet hin aud plain. Z
~ tIpEtLnSne-S knotty and gnaFiRd by TING ,,i
y.ftlNeSl apd mo In the idle bFesEe, ~ ~.
" ynRen tlq spring days Wova hlis ng fsnotun
tof blossoms bright for the aPple-tTees. -
Its shadow fell DER the crys,al stream, = y
Ina That Al the long, bright summer days,
Like SILVER thread, mid Tie WnYinr ~
Y Heheeted back the golden TayI - 81
pi me noonday sun that mhdIy stfuye ~ j
10 drink tho fonnt Of the broolClef tlFJts f.rt
but ne Light clouds shDWered teaf-drops
TIL ne GLAD brook laughed as 1t Elided by.
Never were the apples half 90 sweet.
Golden rllSset striped with red :
As those that fell on the Yielding turf p
Mhen hhe ehOOk the branches overhead
AIIS6tinB- place for youthful friends = y i
was me ppla;tFee In the days Of yore. n
ana 9it We 1lt beneath lis shade f,t.-5
AND TAXED bright dreams OF The future o'er.
And when the warm October sun ~.
shone on the naples SCARLET lobe
We R9thered apples sound and flif = y
ANA round a8 hrtIWili fTiysfik VISf1al 5-1f b
fhe Hnt9ly hemlockt crowns the' '6iIIlTf4Iu =
ThA dark pines Rl8e above the DISiI1-- ,,.fi'
But the one We prize flar more 4 NM they T.
~ ne ~ apple-tree in the pasture lane,
Long yean have pnssed, and COWS NO mor. 1,
come nome A. night through the Er1iIsy
Where the gnte swung hack on la iern iiinisss;
stand and gaze on the llr on MI m 4 7lF-7f4s
" the efS6tal stream a Il rippled or. .5.,-s -
Ana the npple-tree In the p0StIiFe Lane
Is but RdFenm OF the dayS by-rone A
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.-.-..,.-5.PL LlA5fER PARIS.
50 sI n = I, g Il B hsiitE
= = 9osssS-iE2 4. &. HLDRETH q BRO
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A BinEle Bqtale. VIII last a Inontll-fo
=. J. . % n.et llitse tines q daY.
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7lAlEa9ElIb IDVE
S0sb0O,OOO.

oaIt Capital, all pajti In e. ~ ~ e. 3.
~ AAst lst January iS65..,...:' iSSSSI ~ ~
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3 MP RAIL ROAD
NEW ARRANGEMFNT
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not be under the necessity Of troubling
you again. B. STANTON,
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question arises, whether under section
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west Virginia, which provides thHt-
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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

TnG NEGRO SUFFRAGE QUrsTIoH,-From
an editorial IN the New York Herald, Of
The 6th, we quote:
A combined attack IS TO be made on
Presitent johnson to force bim u PER
nit the negroes TO vote. We have 90
fear that he Il yield to this alta elk; {;
FIRST. because he Is no. a man 10 be hui
lid and second, because he has 10
thing TO surrender. He could not give
the negroes be r ght to vote II he wished
without violating the Con- tjIu'ion and
his oath of office. The suffrage question
: clearly reserved To the several States.
Bat Just at the present it is nationally
! important that the whole question shuul.
| be recous!dered that al the States
sh1 u!d be unanimous III regard ID u, tntt
| the suffrage should b. so TX ended a. 70
represent the tSxes paid 10 support the
! Government, aud thai there S ou!G be 10
| such diff euc-s ii regard to the qaal;h
rati0us OF voters as now exist between
| the several ) axes For th-se reasons t.
| Constitutional Conv ~ .oH should
called TO arrange tbjs m+sg5r g1rihw II.
! We take it that tin reoY io 81 th!s caun-
! tY desire no more aqua ion, no more
! ooatruV srSY. no more 'rouo!e. Ihe4
have passed through four storms wear
and they gish and need rest. They tara
ready 10 concede almost any hing IL
reason for the sake OF quiet. Let hoss
! concerned improve the advantages
afforded them by the prasert disposition
of the peoplr, and cali a Coustilu lora
| Convention 20 remedy elt det.cs ana
introduce al nee a>s1ry smra3lnsntS. $
that wt, shall be able 10 live happily sus
! pgoSperonsly under The Consultation io
another century
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

No 81.
HEADQUARTERS, DErT. OF MISSISSIPPI
EishsGErg, Miss, Hay - 1909.
Although, by the effect nf tie Pr,e'sostioH Of t..
.gesir.t Of the United States, bearing Gsgs J.auo
IT, ls63 commonly kGova t-e E.s.. atcI no
rla,tou all rsoas Aiter.o te& s!Ip-s ti.e, b,
: recommended % ali such persons to remain st 1e
,rner masters aad 70 laboui faithful Ions they
n, kindly trc atsI aud aloyv reasonable wages. J.
5s m,I.er they wiz be enabled to Il su2
sort TO themselves ard of9rtl0le home a.d yet il
- way, compromise tie security os ti"ir freed g.
which t wi, be the dry Of th army maintain
g'he Erce:uon should understand that thy Cannot
bc allowed = oongra in the cites uetshbo.ood
f military posts, they 5e supported il d-eaess
when ,hsre is an opportunity to get eIapioym=rt.
Planters reminded OF the -eqlireAeuts Of General
Ord rs No 81 currentseri,s. from these HoaduortrI-
s-r.ot CO q p.iance with which vy,l be exactei, and
escance with am support OF, the measures # t
Government will rcdolnd their interests, rcs;sanc
ID tt. IN ca, be cI no avail and viii entail the less
th, II crops b. the dcsGou them of their p.lt.
,iau l.,borers, who VIII Inevitably seek claployu.en
!, here their services vii be bet re-, areed
The Provost Marshal Genera. OF Free,flIc1, VII TAX
measures t. inform planters aud - freedmen "a
is expected and quIled of them both each in his
ton I, ., also remove 1ron the cities ana vicait
Of military pos,s sl 2ioyed freedmen, and "
adopt .nch rules and T, gllati5ns vii pre- elt tfei
coner,eatng there III future; and VIII give e. freed
men who employed certificate 70 thai effect,
| prevent ElOit station.
! BY order of Major General Warren:
FREDERIC SPEED.
iUue 15G2yv. Assistant Adutant C1euergl-