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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-12
soUrHERN MEMBERsro BEExcLuDED

FROM THE ROLLs,-As special dispatch to
the Cincinnati Commercial dated Wash
ington, November seventh says:
"a statement viii be published here,
tomorrow, which will declare, by au-
thority, that Mr.. Mcpherson, Clerk Of
the House, wiz not cali in the roll of the
States, on the first day Of the coming
session, a single State lately in rebellion.
This, OF course, finally settles the ques-
ton that no man elected to the House of
Representatives from these States will be
placed on the rolls Of members
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-12

ra Lataecelebrate IKE County Gaze,
in Missouri. where the Methodist Epi5-
copal Church North took foreible posses
sion Of church belonging 10 the Church
South, and where the County Judge
ruled in favorof the Northern or usurping
party, a deci,ionho finally been obtained
in the Supreme Court Of the state,
awarding restitution Of the property to
its riehtfIl claimants. Ifthis result can
be reached in Governor Fletgbcr's SU-
preme Court IN Missouri, there IS 3 slim
show Scr church robbers in other parts Of
the south.
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4 HAVE HAD PROBATED the last viii and
il testament OF Robert L theW, deceased. az
the November term. lsf5. oftIe County Court or
Shelby County. Tennessee, andbeing heeLscu-
tor appointed in said viii by slid lleW. and
having been qualified as such bT said Court
and letters testamentary having been Issued to
ne, hereby give notice 20 all persons indebted
to said estare, or having n property or effects
bei0ngiuE 10 IL. 10 come forward Immediately
and make payment, or deliver over said prop
erfv or effects. and those having claims against
ii are hereby notified to present them wf-hff the
time prescribed by law. Wilson & Beard are
fully empowered % receive payments. property
or effects due or belonging 20 said estate. and To
settle claims gainsti it, Their law Office is on
Main street. in the city Of Memphis, No. go
upstairs opposite Clay Bu1iding
novlOlm L. :. HAMMOND, Executor.
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MARRIED.

AtSomerviIle, TenneSsee,on Tuesday evening
the Sit October, by the Rev. Edwin Cater, DR.. J.
]. WILLIAMS, of Memphis, TO Miss ANN REBEccA
wATKIFs, daughter OF the late Richard Wat
kins.
Rg~Jackson, Mississippi, papers copy.
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RI The Provisional Governor of Geor-
gia has transmitted documents to the
State Convention advising the State TO
claim the cotton which was taken by
Sherman.
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by deficiency in the accounts of a
high official in the War Department is
said to exist, which Is giving the clerks
great trouble in Strengthening it out.
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CybUg.b0u pronerfU.
V0c0Df lot.

90 ACRES-3H miles East Of Memphis-front
% ing on the South on Pigeon Roost Road
on the North, on the Memphis and Charleston
IoyiS I'm VIZ TAYLOR & MeFWEN.
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In all the statements and conclusions
of the bishops Of North Carolina, and the
Southwest, / must heartily concur; and
with them desire to record my deep con
viction that the results related are the
doing, not Of man, but of God.
CHARLES TODD QUINTARD,
Bishop Of Tennessee.
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From he Springfield lI8) Register, N0u.I,
WHITE SOLDIER CONVICTED on 4
RVAgK MANS EVIDENCE.

& WHITE SOLDIER CONVICTED ON 4
RACK MANS EVIDENCE
Happening to be on business in the cir
cult court yesterday afternoon, we We're
struck with the appearance, to US, for the
first time in our life, Of niger as black
as ebony, as a States witness in a pend
ing criminal ease, in which a discharged
soldier was arraigned upon the charge Of
stealing five dollars from the Niger wit
ness.
OF course the Democratic prosecuting
attorney conducted the case forthe State.
The inc0ngruity Of the whole thing wa
further apparent when a Republican law
yer appeared for the defence, and re-
minded the jury that there was but one
witness-the negro-againsU his client,
and that, as a witness, he was not vet
one wear old, while the accused had
fought four years to secure the niger the
privilege of sending him (the soldier to
the penitentiary. Ii Is due 10 the Niger
to say that the district attorney told the
jury that the Niger prOVedhimself truth
full by his consistent testimony.
What a beautiful commentary all this
is upon the course things are taking, in
consequence Of our great and glorious
war; a white man fights four years TO
open the witness stand to the Niger.
The nigger's first appearance upon that
stand is for the purpose Of sending his
~benefactor 10 prison. An anti-war DEM
Ocrat represents the negro, and a war Re
publican defends the white man, upon
the ground that less than a year ago the
niggers testimony would not have been
admitted against the white man,
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WANTS.


nRTG CLERK HA8TED-None but an
~ A No. A Clerk need apply Adiras W. r.
McCleuaud, Glass Box ~ MemphE- Tenn
uOvlH1r
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b. Ben. L. Turner, q negro, who was
elec7ed as a delegate at The recent negro
meeting In selma 10 the Convention
shortly to assemble in Mobile, publishes
S card 10 his brethren in the Selma Times
declining the honor, on the grounds that
ut was a political concern" and he has
& no desire TO enter into politics, feeling
that the time has not arrived for extend-
ing franchise TO the whole col0red race"
Sensible negro, that!
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ALABANA.LThe annual Conference of
the NJ. E. Church win meet in Lowdes-
boro on the fifteenth inst,
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VAPOR BATHS.
l5o GASES -sEAsoNABLE BOO

DOBERTS BROTHER, Cotton Factors and
II General Commission Merchants, Odd Fell
lows Building, North Side Court Square, Mem
phis- Tenn. novi2 I'M =
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GIOOO CASH and 5000 IN q year, wIubuy
DlbBU Cottage n two and -hree-quarter
acres land. under good fence, one-Quarfer OF O.
mile north Of the Fair Ground-5-abIes, etc.
A good chance FOR speculation For sale By
BENTON & MACLEAN.
Real Estate Agents, - Madison Street
uvo9 St
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s'o Sbji wa. 3 NORRIS. Trustee.
Adminisfrator,s Nofice.

ATTHE DECEMBER TERM Of the county
"a Cont or shelby County, Tennessee, 7 VIII
apply FOR letters Of administration on the estate
OF Davis BigEs, deceased. when objections mas
be made by those interested.
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iva and the foIIowint teIegraphe.

n9-W find the following telegraphed
to the New York Netcs Of the sixth, I'M
der the heading important from Missis-
sippi:"
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 4, 1S55.-Mat-
tiers in this State are assuming a threat
ening attitude. GOV. Humphreys has
ISSUED a proclamation urging the imme-
date organization of volunteer militia
companies, and the Legislature is me-
mOrializing the President to remove the
United States troops and release Mr..
Davis.
Meanwhile, two negro soldiers and six
Government mules were captured yester-
day, between this city and Raymond.
The soldiers were probably shot. w. II.
Wilkinson, of lauderdale county, was
murdered by his former slave on Satur-
day last. Gen. W. b. Wade was also
killed. The Federal soldiers and negroes
of Nicksburg have held meetings and re-
solved to defend their rights.
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. EP. n.
Gov. Sharkey has just received a dis
patch from Secretary Seward, an
nouncing that he is expected TO exercise
the functions of Governor of Mississippi
until further orders from Washington
A freight train on the New Orleans.
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
ran of of the track last night, seventy
five miles this side of New Orleans,
smashing five ears and severely injuring
the conductor.
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CARPETS, Super Ingram, Two Ply, and COM
mon Carpets, for Sale by
GROSVENOR & SMITH,
noyIs w rs Main street.
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B5-A correspondent Of the New York
Erprcss, writing from North Carolina,
says. Things have altered greatlyhere
lin tlp South, in the las. .eW months.
The Southern people are crushed and
broken hearted. They need friendship
and kindly feeling II the North, and in
selecting those 20 represent them i'm Con
gress, the great consideration viii be 10
get men who, by being popular at the
North. and having friends there, viii be
the better able TO promote their inter
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e. 4. ~SDOtfS,rOOd.

A y excellent BUILDING SITE, on north
A side Of Adams street, opposite the White
For sale by TAYLOR & McEWES.
uovI2 I'm 90 Adams Street
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Salesmen--.

SaIGSn6n-
VIM. Burton, OF ~Somerville, Tenn,
Henry Cooke, do
Horace Reeves, do
FOnnie Black, Oakland, Miss.
Roberet :. Abernathy, Pamela, Miss
John p. Wood. Brownsville, Tenn
Edwin a. SpOttswOOd, Memphis.
W. 5. Eastman, do
Thomas ". johnson, do
NJ. +. Mcmahon, do
J.. q. Baldwin, do
James NJ. Hicks, do
nnvi2-Im
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SERS Celebrated Sewing Machines, Just
Received and for sale by
GROSVENOR & SMITH,
novia Nv Us Main Street.
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FIneenth BaI Deeenber. -.

A-oTHCE--Au persons having claims against
- che estate OF J. calvin Jones. deceased. and
an persons owing said estate. viii uIeaSf cali on
the undersigned. az the Office OF rUtlu &
T1hev. No y jefferson street. some a. the va4u-
able papers belonging % this estate are sIppo-eI
to have been lost or mls!sli any person having
knowledge Of debts owing % said estate viii
confer a favor by n~cIfF1DEtle adWtnistraror Of
the same. j.. G.. KIRK.
norIIw Adm,E Q. ]. CaIvIn lans. deel.
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Honse nnR "a On Adnnls 80

OF I5 by SIS feet north side OF Adams street.
next beyond the residence Of b. +. Babb.
Comfortable frame dwelling of SIX rooms, large
garden. stables. cisterns, etc. For sale by
uovfa In Taylor & MCEWEN-
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Also AGENTS FOR
GARMENDIA az YBARRA.
Commission Merchants.

The attention Of Dealers is called to the fol
following letter.
We also have = hOnse at & Beaver street, New
York, and a house in Richmond, aud ara conf
dent we can offer great inducements to dealers
BALTIMORE. October a, 1855.
SIR We have just organized a Company for
the purpose Of running a line Of steamers be-
tween this port and Havana, Island OF Cuba.
As we will be- the agents Tor the above under
taking, we viii have increased facilities for the
importation OF Havana 5egarS, and lt viii give
us pleasure 20 receive your orders for fine Ha-
vana Segars, which we VIII bring direct TO this
port and forward TO you for a small com
mission.
Terms-Remittances by our customers on re-
ccipt OF goods. Respectfully,
u0vl2 I'm GARMESDIA NHARRA.
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DEG LEAVE To INFORM NY FRIENDS
ID and the Public generally, that hato on
hand and constantly receiving one OK LLe
largest stocks Of goods in my line ever brought
% this city, all Purchased for Cash. and aEn pre-
pared % sell ~ Lower figures than ans house
in the city. To close cash buyers 7 can offer 81
prrl1r inducements CAN and examine my
Stock and Prices, aud become satisfied. Ay
stock consists Ia part, Of the tOiloWing articles
A general assortment plain and fancy
Candies,
Raisins, whole, half and quarter boxes,
Cream Nuts, Can Honey,
Almonds, Can Green Peas,
fuberts, Can Green Corn
Figs, Can Mackerel,
Currants, Can IOmatoe-.
Citr0n, Tomato Catsup,
Honey In Glass, Pepper Sauce.
Jelies in Glass, Sardines, , d 3 bxs..
Preserves IN GLASS, HOLSTERS, ! & . lbs,
Brandy Peaches, Pickles, z, :, 2, and
Brandy Cherries, gal. jars,
Peaches in Glass, Pickles, bbls. & 9 do.
Pineapplesin Glass, Strip, bbls. & do,
Can Peaches, Crushed Sugar,
Can Pine1pples, Ref'dA Coffee DO,
Can Raspberries, Powdered sugar,
Can ~Blackberries, Brown Sugar,
Can Strawberri-s, Flour, all grades,
Picked Oysters. Piculed Beets,
Cove Oysters. I & 2Piekled LObsters.
10. cans, Salmon, I&2lb- cans
Celebrated FFFG Flour,
Candles, Starch
CARROTS Snuff in bottles and packs,
Nackerel in bbls. & hlL. bbls., Nos. I, >
and 3,
Maekerei i'm kits, Nos. I, ., and Q,
210,O50 Cigars, an grades,
Fine Cut Tobacco in foil, diEeret Brands,
Fine fTFr Tobacco in hgIF hills
May Apple Tobacco,
A large assortment of Tobacco, different
brands,
Spices, all descriptions, ground 81 whole,
Buckets, Tubs, BrOOms, WashbOardz, etc,
Mustard in small and large pkgs.,
Playing Cards, Worcester. Sauce,
Backing, London Club Sauce,
Indigo, German Soap,
Cream Tartar, Palm Soap,
Nut Megs, Rio d Java Coffee,
Blueing,
80 bbIs. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky,
% bbls. Imitation Bourbon Whisky,
25 bbis. Orange Valley Whisky,
Fine Brandy, Claret in SKIS bots.
Sherry, Curasoe,
Medeira, Absynthe,
Port,
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORkS!i
Just Received as large an assortment Of Fire
Works a. was ever brought % this city, in part
as follows
500 boxes Fire Crackers,
1000 boxes TOrPedOes,
\ General stock OF
Rockets, Roman Candles,
sERPESTs, FIRE WHEELS. ETC.
An Goods
WARRANTED AS REPREsEETED
ASD
Delivered Free Of Charge
To All Parts OF the City.
Constantly receiving
Eggs, Butter. Potatoes, Cheese. eic.
L. g
Corner Madison and Second Streets.
Nos. goo & s9s.
movie I'm
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ET We are happy TO state rhat Col.
B. f. Dill, proprietor OF this paper, who.
during tie past week has been so III as 20
give much anxiety 10 his friends, Is con-
vale5cing, and considered out of all
danger.
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DweUings for Sale.

TWO First Glass Brick Tenements, Nos 81 and
50 Adams Street, recently built, about thirty
apartments each, with hre-prOof walls, tin
roofs, gas pipes, cisterns, and IN good order
convenient to business, and admirably located
for hotel or boarding purposes. Title good.
TAYLOR q MCEWEN,
novl2 I'm % Main street, &c Adams st.
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FOR RENT.
For Rent.

FINE residence on Raluru Avenue H10uf
a "a mile fg0m the city limits LDru--1u
healthy. u=iEhlorlooL uueZcepuunalle-
Apply To
vs.. II. PAS-lfDEE 60.
------ = LID -
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PetfffOn ~. DirOrce.

Petition for Divorce in the Circuit Court OF
shelby County, Tennessee
Louisa c. Bray t. Matthew Bray.
In this cause, Il appearing TO the Clerk, from
the petition herein dled. duly sworn TO, that the
defendant Matthew Bray Is a nonresident OF
the State Of Tennessee, II is ordered that FubI-
cation accardiug TO law be made in the Men,
phis APPEAL, requiring him, the said Matthew
Bray, to appear al the next term OF the Circuit
Court. 10 be held at Raleigh on the third Mon
day in January next, and within the first three
DAYS OF said term, TO plead, answer OF demur 10
the complainantis petition, orthe same viii be
taken for confessed and set for hearing eZDdrte.
NJ. d. L. STEWART. Clerk.
Wilson & Beard, solicitors for complainant
MOVIE law4w,su-
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For Rent.


We have several ZINE PLANTATIONS On
louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi fr Rent
uov5 Iw WRIGHT 1CkI-lCk
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LEeRAPH
lEronT OF rHE slYr DEPARTMENT.


REPORT OF THE NAVY DEPARTMENT.
New York Preparing for Cholera.
TRIAL OF Mr.. DAVIS URGED !
THE wIRZ
The North Carolina Elections
Great Fire in Philadelphia !
An Authoritative Announcement
THE GEORGIA CONVENTION
| Decentralization, oF. tho Uoa neb4
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FORMERLY with Speed, DonohO & Strange,
takes pleasure in announcing to his old
friends tina he is now located with the house OF
Nixon, Wood & Co, S2 Main street, and would
be pleased TO see them. nOvl2 lw
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LEGAL.
TI.Msf SHE.

VIRTUE Of o Deed Of trust to ne exc
Sarah Ann Apperbr and her husband AlNltrH
Apperby, and registered in The Registers y1lcs
Of Shelby County, in Book NO pages ~ a-
"a and 30. on 18Th june -eaf 20 secure -le pa-
meut OF three prOmmlss1rT notes mode uy the
said parties, the first due twelve months aEer
date. for eight hundred and u1tr-e--lt dollars.
TO the order Of Mr.. Jane W Porter. 40 ta-
Union Bank in Memphis; Tire Second Of same
date. and payable tWsury-11lr uolrls after
date. Tor min hundred and nine +-lH dollars
order: the thlrd Of same date. and payable
three years after date. for nine uuure AMI
sixty a5-leu, dollars l 1-lgt- payable t same
place and 20 same order As Trustee, VIII Ola
Fifteenth Day December, 1855,
Proceed 90 sell 70 highest bidder for Cash. the
following property described ana conveyed ID
said Deed Of Trust, to-wlt- s certain parcel ll
Land IN the county Of shelby. near the city ~
Memphis, being part ofl0t No. 81 Of W~IlouElHy
Williams subdivision, and known and de
sequsntlv made by ST. A. keer, surveyor. Of
April 81, IS9. for Mrs. Jane w.. Porter. and re-
corded in Registers office Of shelby county rs
lots Nos. Do. % and %. and bounded as t1.lcw--
beginning az a stake 40 the intersection ol Por-
ter's avenue with Walker street, r~luu-u-theuce
southwardIy with said eveuue ~ 1eer o. stake
on northwest corner o. lot No p, t--uce east
wardlv lj feet 90 a stake ON the norrle1sr ot Toe
with sl51 lin Cd feet 20 "a stake on south SIDE Oh
Walker ST.. thence wesrWlHilv with said street
l6i feet 70 the beginning corner, combining one
1E--Iuu acres more OF less sale lu take place
between the hours OF Do and II ann, in front 0f
the law office OF Morgan & Erlr-er- No. HlI-
ts8n street this sale tgr The uurpu-e % paying
the last mentioned note. The rzlt Of r-eml-
ton Is expressly waived I'm said Deed Of Trust
The title believed % be good. y convey as
trustee only. J-A Ft4LFh
now I'm trustee
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DAR0CHIAL sCHOOL--The Rev. Mr..
i Wheeiock viii open a school for boys in the
basement OF Grace Church., fernando street, on
Monday. the 18th II NoYemher. nOI2-lle
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"ANNTED--A man and wife TO lake care
Of residence; 20 wood choppers, 81 20 per
cord 20 railroad men % men for saw mills; ID
men for dftching 4 white boys fr walters. Any
hotel. IN town or country, wanting COOKS WASH
ers and froners. chambermaids, nurses, seam
stresses or wet nurses, steward for hotel, or gard
mers, should apply al the Intelligence ONCE OF
w. pARDIS, opposite 0yerton Hotel. nol2-lte
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TkpGuf,le FIaGuF

The London Economist which, in COM
mon with other leading journals of Eng.
land. disapproves Of the majority report
OF ths Cattle Plague Commission, where
in is recommended the 'sUsponding for
limited time the movements Of cattle
from one place in Great Britain to an
other, says:
The true mode of eradication Is cure.
1t Is true that medical science is still i'm
perfect in its treatment of these diseas-
es. But there has been no necessity to
make it perfect Scientific men do not
frequent the pastures OF Southeastern
Europe, and they have no occasion. and.
indeed, no opportunity, to treat the cat
tie there. They cure rich men IN cities :;
not poor cattle in prairies. There has
been no motive to study this disease
and therefore it has not been studied
The adjacent countries have met Its IN
roads by methods of prohibition, and be
ing ruled by despotic Governments, aud
having only sparse and obedient popu-
latlop, they have i'll some degree succeed
ed; there has never been a real apl lea
ton OF English science to cure this max
ady. Mr.. Card, one of the best authori-
ties on the subject, says that in Holland
70 per cent. are cured. and every pre-
sumption indicates that little expert
snce will reduce this unknown, and
therefore terrific malady, within ascer.
tanned limits and acknowledged princi-
pies.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-20
DE X ID (:

On Sunday evening last at the residence OF
hIs fatber.in-law, James Dixon OF Belmont
County Ohio of Paralysis Mr.. JOHN ALL
MAN, OF this city, aged 1ittv-fye years. one
month and twenty days,
His remains will he brought to this city. TO the
residence OF Mr. NJ. 7 Weyman. corner OF 9th
and Quincy streets. this afternoon, where they
VIII remain until Wednesday morning at ten
O'Clock. at which time they viii be taken to the
4th St, NILE. Church, where appropriate servi,
ces will be held, after which the remains will be
conveyed for intermsnt, to Mt. ohvet. The
friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend. ot
On Monday morning, Decepoer Is, DAVID
WHITE
The funeral will taks place from the residence
on Zane street on Wednesday, at o'clock. The
friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend. decle.2t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-20

THOMAS HUGHES will continue the Mer.
chant Tailoring and Wholesale and Retail Cloth.
ing Business at the old Stand No -, corner
Monroe and Water streets.
Wheeling Oct. 6, 1865 Oct26Gmd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-20

II WILL be observed from the Wash
in.ton news i'll this mornings REGISTER,
tha, TuAD STEVENS has led OF. in the
House, IN an attack upon the Presidents
policy, and that the ball Is soon to be
opened IN earnest few OF those usu-
ally deuominated conservative Repubii-
cans" 1--WE confess we don't understand
the tenn -" Conservative Radicals y
you'd convey about as clear an idea
VIII range themselves upon the Presi-
dents side. headed by Hon. HENRY }.
RAYMOND. of New York, After the hol-
days We shall expect to see lively times
IN Congress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-20
Dissolution
-INHE CO.PARTNERSH HERR

Il TOFORE existing betweon NJ G. LEIGH
and THOMAS HUGHES under the firm name
OF M. c LeeCh, was dissolved on the 9th inst,
by mutual consent Those having claims against
the late firm, will present them for settlement
and those indebted are requested TO make imme.
date payment A collector will call on those
whose accounts are due.
IN c. LEIGH,
THOMAS HUGHES
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-20

The Richmond Times, referring 10 the
disposition of the Virginia Legislature
to drift into the sea of Federal politics,
remarks that a well-developed talent
for silence is the thing now most needed
in legislative bodies And the public
will very naturally add that this remark
is especially applicable to our national
Legislature now in session at Washing
ton
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-20

ARICHMoND paper says the people Of
Virginia have been sorely afflicted with
a most prostrating and distressing Cpl
dsmic. for the last eight months The
epidemic alluded to it deuominates that
painful softeniGg Of the backbone which
deprived us for time of all power Of
independent thought aud action, and
hurried us into excess of humility and
superhons obsequiOusness" toward the
dominant section and party. 1t thanks
God that the people Of the State are rap,
idly convalescing. and will soon he able
to occupy an erect position again.