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The Next Session of Congress.
Tho ouoet;o,, of tho admission of MEM

| - AO 4uOAb 0SS0AOA4 Va
The question of the admission of mem
>bers to the next Congress from the South
ern States is now agftating the public
mind. With law of Congress prohibit
ing any one from holding q seat'in that
body who had been engaged in the rebel
lion, it is difficult to solve the question
who the South can send for there is. no
prominent man alive in the Southern
States who has. not directly or indirectly,
been concerned in the war. The first
matter to be considered, then, is manifest
'ly, the repeat of 4the law, so as to relieve
the South of the disabiiiry>cf being repre-
aonted in the National Congress.
Will the Radicals consent TO do tbs?
That is the Question. We haye'slo doubt
there will be an intense struggle to keep
the South out. but the people of the North
are more anxious for the South to come
back than the South herself to'return.
Hence, if the majority insist upon csr
rying out their plans, and closing the
doors of Congress upon the South, the
Northern people will arouse themselves
to the necessity of putting dow1',the Rad
icals and opening the portals of the Union
to every wayward sister who comes bacl5,
casting over her the cloak Of charity and
forgiveness, with the complete 0blivation
of the.past. The South has been restored
to her political rights by the amnesty
proclamation and by the oaths. ofs:illegi
ance taken by her citizens. No further
tests can be required unless it be the test
of:probation, and that is, Of course, out of
the question. The seen ofithe South WIG
have conformcd to the requirements of
the Government are entitled to Fote. and
it is absurd to argue that they have not
the power to select their own representa-
tives; and it is a still greater absprdity
to say that these representatives shall
not be received when elected.
No such doctrine can stand before the
American people. When Southerner
takes the oath of allegiance he must be
regarded as being restored to his former
political rights. He. is as good as any
other citizen in the eye of tie law. The
Government must recognize this fact, else
why administer the oath at all? No
doubt President Johnson understands the
matter, and if the Radicals do not wish
to go before the people in the pending
State elections in q position inimical to
the.administration, they will handle this
subject with fairness and daodcration.-
The President regards it to be as much
an act of disIoyalty TO prevent recusant
State from coming into the Union as 2it:is
for onc-to go out; and if the Northern
States oppose the restoration Of the sccc-
dcd States they arc as criminal. as the
original secessionists.-Mew York Herald.
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Northern sentim emit.

The New York Eueniug Post, one of
the very Oldest and ablest of the anti
slavery journals, which, in long and ad-
mirable article, takes a hopeful and fra
.tsrnal view Of the kindly and loyal feel
'ings Of the South, and which has pub
iished, from time to time, extracts from
Southern papers, demonstrating the pre-
valence of those sentiments in this section.
Now, as to the feelings of the North to-
wards the South, let us hear what the
Post Bays:
aWe notice in DIR Southern exchdhges
frequent illusions to supposed hostile
spirit in the North They complain that
journals and people here continue to re-
gard the Southern people with suspicion
and dislike; and they urge very earnest
Fly that this is all wrong, and that the
Southern people desire only peace, good
swill, and fair .ehance in the Union.
These complaints have no rope,Sgrocnds::
There may be here and there foolish
Speech or paragraph in the North, but
there are no such feelings here as are at
tributed to- the Northern people; and it
is pity that anything of thelSind should
be suspected. Thets'is. note man, proba-
bly,. in the North that will not rejoice to
see peace, law, justice, prosperity and
happiness firmly rc-cstablished in the
States lately torn by war; If 20 other
moti7e caused this desire, that of self
interest would alone suffices 1t is for our
benefit that the Southern. States should
do well; that Southern men should be
r rosperous; that their natural wealth
should be developed; that they should be
able to govern themselves, so that our
armies may be Withdrawn and disbanded
aOt course we are waiting anxiously
TO see how far and how quickly these
hopes and expectations will be fulfilled.
we see that there are some things, per-
haps many, in the way of the people of
the Southern States; some of US, Doubt
less, expect too much, and are disappoint-
ed because a few months do not bring
forth the work for. which q few years
will, in all probability, be required. But
in all this there is no ill will ansl ssvc
here, as they down there, are daily learn
. ssng patience -
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Tie New York Commercial Adrcrt+ser, in
nm article headed .0ur Policy toward the
South" says that prominent Confeder-
ate general on sheing unexpectedly be-
friended by citizen of the North few
days since, replied to him:
,AI never expected to receive such treat
ment at the North. Could the South but
know and believe that such is the spirit of
rour pospe toward them, all animosity
would cease, and lasting reunion would
take place..
>Stour restored countrymen," continues
he Commercial Advertiser, ':may rest as
sured that we cherish no feeling but
.She frriendliest toward them, and entertain
the livcliest interest in their welfare and
prosperity. The North never prosecuted
the war in spirit Of hate or revenge.
Twas only when forced to do so in self
defence that we resortcd to arms, and
then not a shot was fired in anger.
With the surrender of the insurgents and
the termination of hostiiities, "a spirit of
forgiveness pervaded the North; and
notwithstanding the sudden and terrible
removal of the beloved head Of the naticn
by Southern assassins, we havc ever since
stood ready and anxious to welcome back
the wanderers to the Union fold:
.Whatevcr may be tho-apparcnt policy
of the Government, the people aro dis
-y,,osed to treat the masses of the restored
States in the most lenient manner; to let
them off with the punishment which they
have already incurred in the loss of prop
erty and slaves That those in authority
are animated by similar motives, is shown
in their treatment of the rebel leaders
With but very few exceptions, they have
been liberated and permitted to return te
their homes. Not one Of the civilian of
tenders whom the terms of capitulatlon
did not cover has been put on trial to-
treason. when both the South as we'll o.
the North expected that many of then
uould be arraigned in the tribunal 0
death. In various other ways the Gov
srnmeut has shown that it is disposed t.
treat the people of the late Confederate
States kindly An entire absence of ami
mostly or M revenge has been witnessed ii
the conduct of President Johnson, wh'
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received so much persecution at the hands
of che rebels, and was compelled to flee
from his native State"
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CTRIOKLAND'S
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY

1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
(sundayI eIeepted.l
MORH1HG EXPRESS, leaving Trey at 9:I5 A,
NJ; from Albany ct Hudson River Depot at 9s35 A.
~. arriving st New York af S:5S P. n.
AFTERNOON Express, leaving Troy st 300
P. n; from Albany ct 8;15 ?. H.. arriving 81 New
York at 9s86 P. n. connecting with express trains
for Philadelphia and Washington City.
The Cincinnati Express nom Buffalo eonnsets
with the 9.35 at Albany for New York By the Har-
lem BOed.
FOR the better accommodation Of the public, ar
raugsmenis have been made to run the trains Of
the Hudson RiVeF Railroad 90. and those Of the h
z and Harlem Railrosd Co. ct different hours from
Albany and Troy.
Esss Oar1 Of De besi construction and most conyeni-
ept for the Of passengers, have been piAoea on
TIE HARLEM Road.
PASSENGERS will Be Ticketed and Baggage checked
over this road direct to New York By the Central
z. r. Co, and all connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudaon River Railroad Co. and %
this Co viz be received By either road And Bag
gage checked BY either Company viii be delivered
n Rev York without change Of checks.
NOV "a Ise4 y. A. OHAPIN, Sup't.
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THE CONPESSIONS AND RXPE.

THE UNth5DlUH . ANU IHaI h
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others, who suffer from Nervous Dabihty, PremA-
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cured himself att undergoing considerable quAok-
cry. By enclosing q postpaid addressed envelope,
sinzle copies may bo had OF t;e author. -
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NLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGI
~ RAILROAD

II - 4--@N = = @A1'O - A@on V4seNa
AILR OAD.
ls65. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
On and after Mouday, Dec. 18th, Ls6l TrsinS Leave
Cleveland as follows, GsilT, Sundays ezosPtsdl:
500 A. .m.-mAtL-ArrSses ht Pittsburgh 4 90 P. T.
HsrrigburEn 2;31 A. n, Baltimore z.OO A. n.
Mashington i0:35 A n, Philadelphla 6:55 A. n.
Nav York io:0OA. NJ, Wheeling 90 P. n. COn-
meets at Hudson with q. T. : v R.R. for Akron
and Millersburgh.
l30 P. P.m.-EXRRESS-Arriges at Pit5burgh 9:l5 p
NJ, Harrisburgh go A n, Baltimore I2:g0 p
NJ, Washington 40 P. H., Philadelphia l2sf0 p
NJ, New York 2:i5 p. ~. Wheeltng $50 A n
3sl5 p. M--ACCOmMODATI0k-F Hudson and
intermediate Stations, Cuyahoga Falls, Akron,
and Mlllersburgh, connecting at Orrvlle with
p f. w. : U. Ry. for Cation, Massfllon, Woes
ter and Mansfield.
Can gnn through from Pittsburgh 10 EGI York
(yia AisentoWn), without change OF carr
- Fare % low n By any other n--.
~ Through Eckets can be procured IS ths Uufr n
Ticket Once, Wedden House, at tns Dspos, o. the
Auclid-Strset Station. ~
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inlgEE BS;m.WifhWV

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS
Seminal, Urinary ana sazuAl Org rs new and To
liable treatment-ia reports Of the Howard Asso
ssstion-ssnt By mail In SEALED letters, envelopoi
fFee Of charge. Address Dr.. J.sKILLEE HOUeH
TON, Howard Association, No. South Kinth b..
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PosT-oFFIo J

O0HEEE0IEG HoEDAT, oCroBKB 8lgT, 1854.
~ Malls will be opened and TsAdy for delivery
ore hour after arrival Of trains.
~ All Malls close one hour refors departure
trains, vi
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPoTi
Eastern Through arrives At l;So A. n, 2l6 P. NJ
Eastern Way arrives At l020 A. n. 1
Western Through arrives at $40 4. n, $40 P. d
do Way arrives at 2;55 P. NJ.
5andusky Way arrives at 9:lb a. II.
0iSeihnati Through arrives ste:So A. H., 500 P. n.
do Way arrives at $3.50 2. NJ. .~--
Plttsburgh Through arrives At OBS A. b.
Way strives at 1O:lO P. NJ.
HAhoning Way arrives At l0e5 A. Ne
hs.adYIlle arrives st10.25 A. NJ.
a Msdins Way arrives at 400 P. Il.
RookPort, &C., arrives Tuesdays, ThursdAYI and
Saturdays at II III. ----.-..-- .--
TArrsnsvills arrives daily at l0;l5 A. n.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily A. n.
no HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
B1srEiN THBoUaH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. New
York, Hartford, and Painesvilie, Geneva, Ashtabu
l. nd OOnnsant, olosss ct s:5O A. II.
EAsrERs THROUGH, for New York only, closes .!
a:25 ?. N.
EssTrEs THEouqH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany,
Boston, New York and Hartford, closes ct 500
EasTEna war, for all points between Cleveland
and ETie, closes at 2:50 P. H.
fEssTERs THROUGH, for Toledo, Dotrsit Chicago;
and Milwaukee oiossB st 7;l0 A. NJ, QeaVes $40
asxt morning.
WssTERs THRoUaz, fer Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
DuDaque. St. Joseph and Cairo closes at 800 p. N.
" zsTERs WAY, for sIl points between OlsyslGnd
ant Toledo, closes ct I;45 P. HI.
SsEDUsKY WAY, for SanduBky and sll inteTTns
disse points, olOses st $3.50 P. NJ.
OisoIEEA1I WAY, for aslpOints between OisVeihn6
and cincinnati, closes ct 7:O5 A. n.
UiEJIsEATI TGB0UGH, for Columbus, Dayton.
Newark and Cincinnati closes at T:o5 A. n.
OisDiEEATH rHROUGH, foT Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis, indianapolis, ZanesTtle, and
Wheeling, closer at 800 P. M.
PI41sBUEsH THRouaH, for Pittsburgh and W. ash,
10 ,tCu, closes at 1870 P. n. t--fI
i.'FTsEURGH WAY, for all polnts between Clsvs-
81, Hesville. snd Pittsburgh, HarrisburE, Phil,
hiA, EsitiEiors sHe Washington, closes At 700
4 a.
asHosuo WAY, for al points betsssn eievolans
Aai Youngstown, closes At 2:45 P. NJ.
n ADyILLE, closes at $3.50 A. NJ.
MEDINA WAY, closes at 7:S0 A. n.
- -IoOEPoRT, &C., olOsez OE Tussdays, Thursdays
A4d Saturdays, sti2H.
HARREHsynEz, clo5os daily, IOS6A A. n.
EAsT CLsyHLLED and Euclid closea daily, at
2. o.
Jan and Drop Lsttefs a.= required By law to Be
. laid.
.'O5iy oiroaisrs scs rslirei 70 be pre- paid with
! sgo-cent stamp.
naoe open from T.sJ A. N. 70 T:s0 P II. On |
81 ldzY Er0,- A y. to 1900 A. 81.
<. COWLEs. r. n.
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GtrleEIana's NaIIIlaaas Coagl BslsanI

to convince them thst &c "a the bess preparation ss-
CT used. It not only cures the sboTs Eneotions Of
ne Throat sud Lungs, but It cures Night SEests
and Splitting OF Blood and Is Al sEosilsat gstgis
TOR any kind OF scre Throat.
Il iE pleasant 70 take, ERd l. sal ,..5d,e,pe ~
Pr1ce 50 cents per bottis.
For sale by Druggists generally.
MaYi0:B2- mon. .tuSpy
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$500 REWARD.

EIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
WARD in obedisnee to the following resoIu-
ion adopted at the met ting of the City Council Of
the City OF Cleveland st their meeting D. cember
2Oth, 1864, viz; ---...-'
WHEREAss Michael MshAn, the Supposed mur-
derer Of Edward Gibbons Jr., in this city, on the
night Of the 9th Of November last is still At large
notwithstanding the reward offered BY the Mayor
IN pursuance OF resolution Of the Council for his
apprehension; anoT WHEREAs, It is one, II not the
very highest Of cur duties TO protect the lives OF
cur fellow citizens, AMI brug to Justice the perpe
traitors OF such sets Of violence sad bloodshed
therefore,
ResolVsd, That the Mayor bs authorized ana re-
qussted to increase the reward now offered for the
arrest and safe ledgmsnt in jail OF the said Michael
mehan TO FIVE bUNDRED DoLLARs.-
heFoby offer q reward Of Five Hundred Dollars
(this Cfier suposCdiDg any previous offer BY me
madol for the apprehension and safe lodgmrnt in
the jail OF this eOuuty Of tho shove named Michael
Mehan,
The following Is the descrit tioR Of sid EIehsn
BE is about five (5 feet SIX 6) inches high, stooP-
shOnldereds dark Complexion lrOwn hair, haEIi
eyes curl in tbs left corner Of his mouth VIXEN talk
ing; is between q and q years of age, and had on
when Isstsnen, q black coat, gray pants and false
moustache. GEO. B. SENTER,
I Dec. 9Th, 1854 [de29ls5l Mayor
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MfMEaI.

Formerly OF New York City, viii pay ons hundred
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the proof that any other Physician In the United
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After many years OF lBboriOus study and eE9srenee
Dr. Gibson Is happy In being able to snnOunoe 70 the
unfortunate that be has perfected system Of treat
fneuf for
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- AED Mode OF TREATMENT IS
THE A0aEE OF PERFECTION
1t Cures Hay, Rose & Periodic CataPrh
CURES CATARRH IN AL ITS TYPES AND STAGES
CURES cATlRRH AND AVERTs COaSUMPTIOE.
No violent Swinging of the Head
Iha Ganan AZ .r.--tn ID c-,nIL -.

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THE sPEEDY AND PERMANENT GU


OF the above and also all CONTAGIOUS dIssss Of the
Reproductive Organs, with 6l bad elects arislnE
thsrefrom, including General
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PRO5TRAEt01.
BE has succeeded In curing ossea IN this city, soma OF
whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with self
styled phyEcans, who profess 70 treat al private
mGlAdie5 with success, SID without reCeiVing tie
least particle Of benefit. p e.
DR.. Gibson does not beast that he Is C member of
some College in London or Paris, a. pafeaps some
others DO for the purpose Of ensnarng the innocent
and who hold ont great to be real
lzeq. But what Dr.. G.. might boast OF Is this, that
he able 70 give entire satisfaction to those who
po8e coincidence In hs ability and integrity and that
he has perfected an American system Of treatment
which challenges any Physician of London or Paris,
any patent medicine to sQual for the radical cure
Of seminal weakness, and 81 diseases or deranRs-
ments both msntsl and Dhysiial arising from sexual
or secret abuse.
Dr. Gibson also claims for his nsE treatment the
following advantages over s others yet discovered
and first, tho agents used in respect disagree
able; he uss5 relics Of the dark ages such Rs Mer-
curry, any other deleteTiOus drug; secondly, no
restrictions In diet or business IS required thirdly
h1 treatment s positive and certain in all cases. He
Snds prepared 10 60 into any public or private hos
pikal in the Bnited Stste5 Gad ddIn0nstEEte the I'M
mense EuporOFtF CT his new rea nent over any 9TH
OF now known 70 the world, tu point Of Bromptness
permsnenoY mtldne55, safety so convenience to the
patient.
DR.. Gibson Is permanently located IA Cleveland,
and has during tho past i've FeaTB pei formed manF
81 modes Of treatment. RsfereHoes can be givs7 b
Individuals Of ths hTEt r6zp5oi6biftg IN Cleveland
Bogton, Nov YcrE End ctber Ci.ie IN Esr 20 skill
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