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June 1865 at the Court House door In Knoxville TaC
Of Land N the 18th district OF Knox county Beyer Creel
adjoining lands Of R. Trotter and others containing 10
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satisfy an execution In favor OF James R. Gowens.
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CHANCERY CoURT-TAzEWELI,.

W. r. Evans We VIM. r. Gibson and u. 5. Gibson.
FVIIE DEFENDANTS WIN. Il. GIBSON and z. :.
i Gibson being residents Of Tennessee, as shown
in the bill 1t is ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in BrOwnlows Wing, notifying
said defendants to appear before the Chancoy Court at
Ta1owcl on the first Monday of June, 1869 then and
there to make defense to the bill or the will be ia
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-27
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25-The Express says
the fall trade III the carpet department
is about over for the season and it has
been quite prosperous. The stock on
hand has; beenI reduced to an unusual
ly low point and prices are very firm,
there are large number OF orders un-
filled and the manufacturers generally
will be kept busy on them until the close
of the year. Dry goods trade remains
dull. The iobbers are only buying to sup
ply their immediate wants and there is a
general disposition to reduce stock as the
season draws toa close Standard brown
sheeting declined TO 32c early in the
week, but afterwards rallied to 32tc firm
Brown sheetings have declined from 2
to Sc per yard with rather more doing at
the reduced quotations. Prints have fol-
len off one cent aud are dull, buyers are
waiting still lower prices. Bleached
sheetinos are firm for York mill, but
all Other grades are down ?! to &c. The
New England mills are working full
time and the productions of domes-
tic cotton is very large. This indu-
ces buyers tSs be carefulkin their pur-
chasers and any pressure to sell would
make much lower prices The low and
medium grades Of woolen, both domestic
and foreign, are dull and lower for Qual-
tiles especially desirable The stocks Of
English and continental fabrics are large.
Prices have farther declined French
merinos and delaiues are better sustained
than any other dress goods and are III
fair demand. Silks, especially fancy
styles, are still offered freely and there Is
a further decline in market rates
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-27
WHEELING, W. v, MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 27, 1865
Southern News,

MOBILE. Nov. "a General Thomas ar
rived here this afternoon. his mission
is purely on military matters connected
with his Department, and not to upset
the State Government.
Intelligence from Central Mississippi
reports a healthy reaction existing; per-
sonal enterprise active; provisions plcn-
tiful; negroes well disposed and return
ing to their former homes.
4 Columbus. (Miss } newspaper is in
formed that of $4,000 collected by Gov
ernment agents, but 100000 has been ac-
counted for 1t says the stealing mania
is rampant.
In accordance with law passed by
the Mississippi Legislature, the Collector
at Vicksburg gives notice that he will
collect tax of one dollar on each hale OF
cotton shipped from there to New Or
leans.
The Louisiana Legislature is fully or
ganized and the Governor informed that
that body is ready to proceed with busi-
ness.
Cotton-demand better; sales of 1900
bales at 52a53c. Exports yesterday l0,-
600 bales stock in port 12s,OO0 bales.
Exchange heavy. Checks on York par,
and premium Gold lag. !.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-27
Mexican News.

New YORK, Nov. 25.-The Times
Brownsville letter of the 18th inst, cor
roborates the statement Of the Imperial
lists firing on a Federal boat drifting
down the river. The crew ran ashore
and took to fight. The Imperialists fire
was harmless. The captain of the boat
narrowly escaped, musket ball passing
through his hat 1t is understood Gen
Weitzel demanded an explanation ofthe
affair. It is also understood that quite
spicy correspondence is gcingon between
Weitzel and Meiia relative to firing from
the American side on the Imperial gun
boat Elautina, and the evident sympathy
shown for the Liberals Mejia's order
prohibiting intercourse with Browns
vile can't last long if the Liberals again
surround the city, as they will be com
PEELED to draw supplies from Brownsville
as heretofore. 1t is supposed the order
was issued to prevent the ingress fspies
into Matamoras.
The Havana correspondent of the Her
aid has Mexican items stating that Sen
aldo is still occupied by the Liberals
Several Imperial successes are reported.
The Liberals are again reported adyanc-
ING on Matamoras.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-27
Accidents nf Sen,

New YORK, Nov. 25.-The ship Berg
Adams from Beaufort for Mobile was to-
tally lost on the 23d, on the Spanish
Keys. Captain Chase and wife were sa-
we'd The second mate, carpenter, sail
maker, stewart, cook and five of the
crew were drowned She was owned in
this city.
The ship Panama from New York for
Galveston was wrecked on the oath on
Grand Behama. The captain and crew
were saved and arrived at Nassau.
The brigs Titon and Mazatlan had ar
rived at Nassau on the and inst much
damaged from the late gale.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-27
Steamboat Collision-One Hundred
PersOns Drowned.

MEMPHIS, Nov 25,-A collision occur
red last night between the Niagara and
Post Boy, on the Mississippi river, seven
miles above Helena. The Niagara sunk
in twenty feet water. One hundred deck
passengers, mostly discharged colorcd
soldiers, were drowned. The cabin pas
sengers and crew were all saved The
Niagara is valued at one hundred and
thirty thousand dollars; no insurance
She had two hundred tons of freight on
board. The Post Boy was uninjured.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-27

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-27
FROM WASHINGTON.

s0orning Session Of Congress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-27

ye,, paper iu WasbiusiOn-Disa-
blsd Rev York SOidiers-The Speak
.r.biu-PrOmoIiOns.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-27
Extensive Frauds III the QuaTiermas
ter's Department n LouIEyilie.

LOUISVILLE, Nov, 25,-Frauds in the
Quartermaster's Department to tie
amount of 100000 have been discov-
cred here 1t is supposed they will
greatly exceed that sum. The military
authorities request the suppression of
names for the present.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-27
Government Sale.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 25--A sale OF
government property will take place at
Camp Hamilton on November 2Sth, con-
sisting of one hundred and forty-seven
army wagons, forty-six ambulances, three
railroad cars, seven cars clothing, camp
and garrison equipage and carpenter,
blacksmith and wheel-wright tools
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-27
French & American CorsetS,

IA
w vITE the attention of the ladies of this
CITY and vicinity 70 the fact that they hay open
ed a store at No. l6l Main street, with 4 large
and well assorted stock of Skirts Corsets and
Skirt Supporters of the latest and most ap-
proved styles
Having been engaged for long time in an eA:
clusively wholesale business, we have acquired
extensive facilities Tor procuring goods in our
line on the most reasonable terms and offer them
TO the public at the lowest eastern prices.
Country merchants are particularly invited to
come and see our ock before purchasing else
where.
Skirts purchased at our store will be repaired
free of charge.
we also make any size of Hoop Skirts to or
dor.
Our retail department is in charge of compe.
tent ladies.
COHEN, SEAiPLINER & CO,
I6l Main street, one door below P. KeBnedy's
Dry Goods Store Wheeling W. Va.
myI6-ly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-27
.ee;den, TO the steamer NIeIno,,e.

CAIRO, Nov. 25-The steamer Melnottee,
from Cincinnati to New Orleans, struck
O snag at Island No GO, Mississippi river
and sustained severe injury. She was
obliged to throw her deck load overheard
70 prevent siuking.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-27
Deaeii of an Editor.

BOsToN, Nov. 25.-Francis Adams,
long connected with the Boston press,
and more recently with the Saturday
Evening Express, died last night. He
had been i'll for some weeks
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-27

vcI,s, aphic Summary and Latest
-" ,ef REPORTS by Telegraph, see
Eeurih F"se'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-27
INSURANCE.
Home Insurance Company
OF COLUMBUS. OHIO

OF COLUMbUS, OH1O.
CapisaI,. :....s..s....oSO0,o 80.
e7s5- -a.srhGs or q nj
Hon. S. GALLOWAY, President sut ~
LEWIS CASS, Vice President abSSc9IT
D. B. HUBBARD, Secretary,
ALEX H.HANLEy, General Agent
I. Y =. = ntssaRD nAMaII Asst GsGi kr.as<
I. r. PARKER, Asst Gsn1 Aesnt Of ~.vA
d WA thAfHh' = N special Agent lre5sCgs
REFERENCES N OHIO. rs srsa
Referred to by Special Permiss;so.
> Col. GEO. W. MANYPESNY, Editor Of the
. ]. Hon; SAMUEL sHELLABARaRR, Spring.
Hon. DAyIO TOD, Rx.Governor Of Ohio.
Hon. CHARLES ANDERSON Governor Of
Eon. wh, ARMSTRONG. Secretary ofs>.ss.
Hon. OVIAT COLE, Ex-Auditor of State.
Hon. c. DELANo, State Senator Mount ver.
Hon. wM. LANG. State Senator, Ohio.
Judge LAWRENCE, Member Of Congrsss,
Bellefontaine, Ohio.
Hon. WIN. h. WEST, State ssnaser. Belle.
fontaine, Ohio. .. -- I..
RRFERrNcYs IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Referred 70 by Special Formulation.
J. NJ. McwHORTER. Auditor Of State.
7. H0RNBR00K, Surveyor Of Customs.
CAMPBELL & MDERM0TT, Editors Of the
Wheeling Intellisencer.
L. BAKER and O. s LONG, Editors Of the
Wheeling Register. '
GRANVILLE D. HALL. Secretary Of State.
DANIEL PEEK. State Senator.
A. J. SWEENEY, Mayor Of City Of wheel.
ing.
Once, Main Street Hornbrook's Building up.
stairs, Wheeling. W. Va. novl5
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
VERY --latest.

The re,u'so o. the ,,5vl attack on
Genera, Grants l,ac.' on SATURDAY., wa-
vigorously t.linve,i ~. The ,eG.lS were
driven from Their ,ifl. pits, and on, line.
,!vaacei some distance. We captured
from 3 900 e 100 pri s"nsrs, an.. IL.
sebe .snss il. Jed aud wapnlcl mus
also have heea vc7s large. Generals
Gordon aud Ferry, thu 'r;.pl camm,n
!era, are reported i, hay. b. ~ killed.
Chic re JprnIi 21stt..
80 !" report from North c.3 ina
states that the rrbe. forces uud,r .Je.
Johnston are confronting sherman,
army ut Sml,l iie, but anothc- report
states :ha. after the battle of the 10Th,
Johnston tntIe.i 10 Snli,hiield, w!.iis,er
he was tnllnwe,l by Sherman and driver
out Of the towh, which was then taken
possession ct by onr forces SherAs III \
loss, on the n,arch from Fayetteville 70
Gnllsls.ro, IA pct al 200. that f the
r. bells VAS ,l,:ieh .y,s.a'er, lie.v&ing over
2,0sS prisoners. General Sherman is
reported to- have declared that II h.
reaches g ,!,i~ho,o wi,hnu' much resis
,ance--as he has dnnc--the game will
be up with the rebels. -CAtcnqo .Iour,sa'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
From, General Grants army

Cry PuIST, March 20.
News has JUS, reached here Of tn. al.
Ia, < on our line this morning, At day
Eight, by the enemy q, Fort s'ea imar,
near the Appoms'.cs nrcr. capturing
the fort and taxing prisoners nearly all
It's garrison. They aent these prisoners
over The works toward their lines, bu,
on their way ,hoy broke from guard
and neatly all escaped back to onr
lines. The fort was taken and held
for short time by the rebels. but rc
Inducements arrived and they were
driven back. losing heavily in killed
ana wounded, as they ran between the
lines. Our loss Is 10; known at tlis
houv, but is believed To be small The
line is now reported 10 be recs!ablshcd
a. formerly.
NEW York, March 81.
The New York 1riJunc's Washing.
ton special says: "'fhe city has been
full ofrumors that the whole right wing
Lees army has surrendered, but the
War Department has no such iIforma
ton"
The HeralTs dispatch, speaking Of
these rnmnrs, says: "They are simply
premature. The President autographed
from the front, at IL o'clock yestcr.
day forenoon, that our lines had been
advanced on the left 80 as include those
previously occupied by the en",ny't
skiruishcrs, and that in this movement,
between 400 and 500 rebels were cap
,nreu."
General Singleton. Just from Rich
monl ridcnles The idea OF a rcncws
"fpeace Negotiations, and il certain tha
neither ice nor Davis has any inten
ton of SUI hitting. 'Sherman's ne,
are being rcmonn,cd, and viii soon l.,
in the saddle ag,in'
PrILADRirHlA,M March 81.
\ special Dispatch to the Philaicl
ph,a Bul's'in, from Washington, says
"A special mesaen- or, who scN Colds
bora, n. c., on H., 22i, arrived her,
% day, and reports the occupu,ion o
hat place by SehoGrld's forces. X,
also brings the highly impor,an: in
formaii-n that Sherman fu's:si june
ton with Sc;ntirl,l aud Terry n. Cox
fridge, ., the Neu-e river "a few mile,
west " Goldsboro on tie 2lSi.
The l4,h Corps Of Shcrmans arm,
had fight with the c,.sy at Colds
horo. on The lGih instant, IN witch u,
latter was Il ,,.Sso,s I'll 4, fea,cd, lca%l.,l
al his dead IN Genel~l jeff c. Davis
hands, and retiring 10 neu,onviil..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
4 Mastery.

NV, ,raprcrs named Phillips and
Chris,y, who, it will be remembered,
fonni the remains Of Phillip Tennis on
their Way up the Big Sioux last fall, re
Gently returned 10 our city. Their
party extended their field Of pcraticns
from Sioux falla to the ne,ghhorhood OF
the old town If M,kary, skunk Lake,
and near TO the great Pipe Stone
Quarry. From these men We gather
the following facts:
On TIE 10Th Of Fcbfnary, while on the
Split Rock, 2 miles below the mru b
Of Pipe Stone Greek, they discovered
the skeletons of two men, the remains
Of . camp, and several articles Of camp
equipaG.. such as pans, wat,r.bucket,
mixing pan, &c. One of the skeletons
was lying asaF eaa,p, and the othr
about hundred yards away, with a
trap, containing the skeleton Of an OF.
ter by its side. The trap was marked
with two notchcs filed il each end Of
the tel piece. the c mp, they
picked up batche, with James p.
Lindsay cut on the hand!c.-lndica
tons show tha. the men had had a
large tcni. and camp sqaipage sufficient
10 make it necessary for them to hsvc
a team, Tor xt;els. i. il very likely,
they were murdered. Fragments of
clothing were found, and a portion of q
memorandum book; hu, iisie aa'l
prairie Ores had 5. nearly destroyed
them, tha; nothing ,uli be gained
from them which would give any infor
nation IS 10 snere the a,rn were from,
or who they were. Tn. words "horse,
"Tnlado,' July aud ''llnlf. were
aoe'phcrel from the l.a.os If mcinor
@nann book bnt /. was 40 mach DC
faced, ihls no t.olpea:c! sentence
cou,d be made ont .Sso4x City Jour
nal
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
Fake VNrEissg

Ia sr,v. Eve years - ha.I labor Il.
IL. p.ui'.ni.ry # 'his state. VAS The
sentence Pronounced. las, week, hy the
Di,,,ir, Con,, of his place up"nTham,>
l;ranan If West Irving, fer shoo,jn, =
man last f.il ri Blairs'own. ThcSe
VII he = tedious wea,i>nmc iive years
N.;,rs VII, become DAYS. days viii ~"
,uagai'icl into weeks, weeks vii, swell
in.n months, ami each ta,lly moa;h
", 10 too SLOW f,r year: aud VET
ihry mns' ID M drag. pnt If exncu'iv.
clemrncr t." nor ln,eIp tS"i. Saeh is
of'rn The fate # man VII, prae,ic e
irtIking in'oSi,aiirg beverages, on
who kes thcm Occasionally fnr The
III pose Of l,,ing Is ,hcy sometimes
80, "a higi. old TINE
II, Br.ncn ne aTe informed, = -;
m haLiin,t ,lrul.k2rt w any means.
',nf WAS iniexisalci ~ Ina time lr
committed ilH crime, and w.s Will,
frier1 ~ wing \ precious little spree,
aid inl,ct too pre,iog~ !, has proved.
l. aas rni.t VIII tie dcts'nev. 'o prove
that he vas highly intoxicated ana TIC,
proved ,heir pom, e . partial success,
ln' mol sufficient rs they hoped 20 be
nri thpr case. H. was ua'puh rd,y
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

: sin We admonisI tie people cf
individual incomes for The year lsst 10
~ e. Wietiar Assistant T. :. Assessor
~ u. III = in Toledo, IVA, but ore the
!, ! day # Mhs 'sc5 lpon a r"glect
orse;asal 10 dc so bs t,.l the the
amerp'l"d lss reYniiits the Assistant
.Assesso. IT, nr...se the assnssmer, from
the best information he cin obtain, in
c',nln. tie eNan,',allnn # book. Of
account and n,il thereto tw1niy fire ser
amt. $ bin. in Your returns and do
not wait - h. a'i,et. by tie Assessor
81 You msy 9 u,'sa AIKEN ard get caught.
Ire citizens Of Toledo vii, lcc1 his as
we'll as he speofle Of the remainder If
tip ceantv. 70 not Eater Yourself
that after expenses are deducted YOU
w.ll moi have an income OF 5000 You
may deduct certain expenses which tie
IA" will not permit. Che o.lly safe way
i g call upon tie Assessor NJ person
all max. ,on, rtpor, mdrr oath. The
amended w etv".. any ihturmer enc
halt o' tie penalty for ,nt,rnir.
spon those who violate the law.
Bring III your report ot slaughtered
animals sold np Ia tie present time, and
not make yourselves liable for two o,
three hundred dollars penalty III run
ming li>k 10 save a few cents
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

Sherman lett Fayetteville on the I4th
instant. His centre occupied GoldsboEa
on the 10Th. His l.f. wing, on leaving
Fayett. vile, moved in the direction, OF
Mitchell Station. \ point twenty Ave
miles west Of Goldsboro.
a PnoLlric MaEr.ns.- Mrs. An.
drew Allison, residing 10 Beaver conn
ty, Pa, three miles from nook>town,
last week gave birth u tnnr healthy
children. Some twenty months ago,
Mrs. Allison gave birth 10 three dangh
terra, wnom abe named Cora, Dora and
Nora. These seven children, born
within a period Of two years, were, =,
last accounts, doing well, as was also
their mother.
Faol,rlc -Mr. and Mrs Brewer of
Vase. county, kentucky, have TWEEN
" Two ch,ll,rn This il the most ex.
lcnalsc brewery in the West.
The commissioners 1T kgricu.tn.e
ear. furnish macy .secd cuttings this
spring.
Cal,f,r,l.a promises SsGO, 600 81 gold
month for the next nine mouths.
Ira G.. Mitchell, Editor Of the Okla
loosa Watchmcn, preached at Monte.
yuma Sunday Or two since.
tW Bishop Hamline, of tho Method
lat Episcopal Church, died At n mt
ilrassn', 70 the - lns,an.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
the Preside sa IL reported TO hay

The prcaiSea il reported to have
made this rclhy to persistent office
seeker. Suppose ] gran, your re.
quest Il | remove A must remove
Il, and If a and Is are removed, all the
alphabet must .f,llnw. Then what
what have h.f IRE me. have gk to
va through wia, ,went through four
years a.p--what every meg President
cndures- hat which killed Harrison
and Taylor. NJ, sir, 1espee fully
decline yonr propos',ion'l'
a correspondent. with Skemaan's
army says that coffee and sugar we're
tie chief ratinne issued during the
match most IL the rest was foragcd
of the country. H.. adds: "The army
il in excellent hcal,h--all tcathcred on,
below the h,ne", from having lMel so
constantly on turkeys, chickens and
gam
Film |,nrritt, The le,rne.. LACK
smith, i featuring in Ireland.
At family gathering it. Barh.soy,
C,, noticing since, grca'.grcat grand
mother, Mrs. irene Tailor, held in her
lap, child grand child, great
grand child. AMI grca'.grca,-granl.
child, il All, fire generations.
a European better s,a'es tha', within
the mex, two years, the Prince Imperial
Of France, accompanied by an imposing
rctinne, will pay aaisi. 20 the United
STATE.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

DEATH OF N.Iee i;.prIsH. -Oa'
readers, MANY II whom we're vet A.
aasirte,i nh Ms1r Charles \. |, u
fish, he former snnefln'.:i e the
{ l. & y K L.. viii be paired Ia leatf
al his ,lsa'l, whic! occurred ~ the {"
ia~ u It,on Rogue, IL, lis disease
was typhoid i,..r.
Mr. b ,if-h, shorty # or leaving
the e I ana y !. T., wea, & New o.
Leans. where h va e eEyi,cly en-
gagged in trad" with degree ct >ucXs.
trn'y re,na,h ah.e.
H. vii long he remembered hear y,
those WHO had the pira~nre q ipis ac.
qnain; aat q, TOR his i,ah,kness of address
love Of p'easanirics IN conversation, and
the uniform rnsrtesuaness which char
aete,izcl his intercourse with all will
whom he was 81 ought in contract.
Resqniescu il pace.
--Cedur Ituif.y Times.
We had the pleasure Of an acanain
taucc With Major Il dish and found
hl,v very alrablc gentleman. lie was
brother of .Col." Z. Il Bodtish Of
lnka.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

A correspondent with Sherman
says that b. has reason 70 believe the
evacuation OF Virginia by the rebels
WI, a contingency included in the Cen
erals calculations. He heard him say
more than once: If Lee is soldier of
Genius, lie vii! transfer his army from
Richmond 10 Raleigh Or Columbia; If
be y 4 man simply Of detail, he will re-
main where he is, and his speedy de-
Ipst is sure
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
E1XunsAcEA f,l.ssitC NsCEl.

! The exhibition of Vice Presiaen,
.Audrrw Iol,pson, in state ii ,n,oxi
cation =, ,;,c inaugural ceremonies, was
! ';,r;arpi;tl indeed. au1 W. seek no pal
i lis,i,al for him. The extensive circu
latiou given !, hy TIE papers-,norc
! than was ever given Tor \ similar o.'enc,
! Nv other pu.lir mcn-wc think will
,,ruve ahnu, AS great a ci,as'isc men, as
he will tie allie to bear. The Demo
ccacv h3wcyrr cxult and glrat over il,
~ if none f their puhlic men were
ever en,l'y e snch ljsarsrrtul acts
The Troy ~ i. Wig hl,s them off
tiu,'y and ser. trn;E.tu|iv. We publish
H.. flowing extract from lis columns
1t requires hnt little knowledge Of
i.is!al> to know ;hat Andrew Johnson
is no: The FIRST man who has i,s.raccd
nigh station =. gross ard nntimelv
,,runkenncss.
AID s.'cc the atlaks upon AHa'ru
'"i'''Soh vi justly personalities, l
VII 9" 10 remember 'f'al Hanicl "c's
'''' ~ '"' 'G'',"i' u'"i ais''''r NJ 40
chester, where he made one cf the tcst
speeches ihal ever fell from his lips, 20,
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f'Na' S''"S '" sh'' was ~ o'''s n""''
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
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