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The colored Tennessean., 1865-08-12

By Mr.. Madison, of Shelby;
Resolped, That it shah be the duty of the
State Central Committee, and its branches In
the various counties, to prepare as accurately
as possible a return of the number OF our
people in each section; the occupation follow
ed, property owned by them, taxes paid, the
number of children and adults attending
schools, the various places OF worship owned
BY the people, and all such other information,
as showing our progress, VIII De OF advantage
to the cause
Resoloed, That the State Committee cause
the publication Of these figures and facts n
the Colored Tennesseean, so that the Worla
may know Of our true condition
The Business Committee, through its chair
man, Elder watkins, reported back ad-
dresses to the colored people, and to the loyal
white citizens Of Tennessee, which We're read
by delegates White and Rapier, amid the
profound attention Of the Convention The
Committee further reported that the prepara
ton Of the profess to Congress, would be
RENTED to the State Committee
1.-THE addresses are not inserted here, be-
cause they were not ready for publication at
the time Of going to press. We will give
them next week.-Ed.1
Mr.. Rapier moved that fifteen hundred
copies Of the Oolored Tennessean, containing
the proceedings Of this Convention, be taken
It the rate offered by the publisher, s5O per
thousand.
The colored Tennessean., 1865-08-12
THIRD DAY-MoRNTNG SESSION.

The Convention met; Presidentin the chair.
After prayer by the Rev. Mr. Ford, minutes
Of yesterday We're read and approved. A
number Of delegates recently arrived, handed
in their credentials, which were referred to the
committee.
Elder Merry introduced resolution for a
committee to wait upon General Thomas and
soicit return transportation for delegates
without means.
Nj, Parrish vas appointed as that com
mittee.
Elder Watkins offered resolution, which
was adopted for the appointment of State
Central Committee. The following gentle
men were elected said committee
yTrfIya,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-03-02
A G + N II S .

BOSTON-George C. Goodwin & Co.
NEW YORK-Demas Barnes & Co.
BALTIMORE-S. S. Hance.
PITTSBURG-Dr. George II. Keysor.
CINCINNATI-F L SURE & Coz JDPark
CHICAGO-Lori l. Smith, and III. Scovil.
ST. LOUIS-Collins Brothers.
SAN FRANCISCO--Hostetter, Smith 4
Dean.
Also, sold by all Druggists and Dealers,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-03-02

Principal Office and Laboratory is at the N. +.
corner of SIXTH and COM MERGE street, Phil
adelphia where all letters for orders or business
should be directed
He will be found there every SATURDAY, pro-
fessionally to examine lungs with the Respirom-
free
In New York at No. 80 BOND street, every
TUESDAY, from am. to y. m.
At the MARLBORO HOTEL, Boston, January IL
and 10, February 10 and 49, April 10 and 90 May IL
June II and 10, July 10 and %.
The time for my being in BALTIMoE and PITTS
BURG will be seen in the daily papers of those
cities.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-03-02
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

Has no equal in the world as remedial ager
There is not preparation now known that Is
certain, speedy and infnllible In its action-r
lieving and curing ut once. We say this, po
itiNely.
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

eapcnaure as would develop Che great OF
In apart from its military necessity, he spoke o.
sni!ortace OF the Michigan aud Illinois canal
! hiercially The time had come when the Great IVES
uvmAnueu continuous water communication from the
~ srSspp W sh2 Atlantic Hs rcpadiated the doctrine
OF ete fights which had brought this horrible war upon
us The neihbce here should stand here as represents
.veS. not 2, sec,ons hut OF the entire country. lie
would stand by all parts OF the nation ana would never
isa.e Massachusetts, on, ~ the cold
MT D.w 5, trepl OF hsss-in what way would you
| manifest your attachmenR
Mr. lGEsoI-By defending her wh,n unjus.Iy as
sa led, as he would Illinois and by imposing no more
our,ng. upon @ ner 'nan nc WOULD upon his own STAT
the industrial interests OF New England 10 Tie Old
| World? -
| Mr. isasssoLI-c Certainly not
\ his votes
Mr. MGzRscL-In voting for the repeal OF the duty on
printing paper stood by the people against your
porations In thus voting spoke for the gentleman
constituents and against him.
tersSas OF New England better than his remarks Indicate
hops he will spare any further rcrasrks got
along Letter without them.
Mr. Is,-EisoLr,-T will not except the people
Mr. DA's-My constituents understand their interests
bntter than YOU do
tFsAn tnoIr rep. .rssentatiyc. fI.aughter)
MA STR Usx-I admire the skin and energy Of New
My dssrct in Psnnsylvania has not only Goa, enough
to waym New England, but 70 heat her all the year
round aauKtSer.,
Mr. IyssIaol~Concludet his remarks
Mr. LlrIIAonS, lrep Of n said no was Opposed %
0o.ps - ssh % ~ o.dcr, 49, r,,s M e - cao. ~ ~ h,h I
~ opoooA y - s1'e. C'i'o.o IA Isso. ~ 1osn
nus a. sePaae wou,a soss agahs. h tnsm
inheritance OF the Niagara the East and West
the othes in military and commercial poItcf
Wow. xp. . o....-....
MT RANDALL, lcppl cu fa sara our aOfhy 70 constrccs
such works had not b~en demonstrated he was told
and yet gentlemen willing still further embarrass
hs M o,s- s y s 's "a ~, s 80 % ~, Nv Ms io ,S %
nyorauis measures ~Uulu Hai H t>s the nsuse wouio
not give the peoples money away.
. MT JxSeKns Fep,l Of ~ advocate a.the passage Q!
The New York herald., 1865-02-02
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURN


Senate.
ALBANY, Feb. I, 1855
ooSsufrroSAL AMENDMENT PROHIBITING SLAVERY.
The following message received
srArr or EEw YoRx, ExscurlyE DErAsss.yr s1r
To THE LAaa. .srURE-A proposition to amend the
1edersi oonst tation by forever abolishng slavery
khroughout the Tinted States has been adopted by both
branches Of Congress ] lore time In calling Your
attention 70 this great event, for the purpose Of recon
mending that immediate be taken FOR ratil
ation Of the proposed amendment by this state The
importance Of this action ~ Congress in opening the
way for the eXtinguishment Of slavery cannot bc
estimated. Our national history presents nothing Of
rqua consequence. The Institution Of slavery always
AN element st dscord has moro than once threatened
she country with civil Al length the menaccd evil
game, but the strength o the rebeious power a
eng and under Providence tlc Violent and wicked out
break which has severely tried the endurance and
patriotism OF the people 10 giving way. At this olor
1une period Congress proposes measure which will
Der, " the States exhibit the wisdom OF the national
Legislature, ar hope may be done. To this end
pct US hope and let US act Then The
Eiay s net distant when the constitution
pf the United states will harmonzc with the Declaration
of Independence. The nation will be Free ] am conf
dent that the ratification OF the amendment by the States
Twill favor guarantee Of the future prosperity,
Scurity and peace Of our common country and
reason why the Legislature may act In this matter
ponce Such . course would comport with the dignity
and powcr Of New York, az well with her conceded
influences in the sisterhood Of States Let her Legislature
The first 10 act Let slavery be abolished, far
Nw York can do IL and could wish that might be done
whout dissenting voice. Is II not occasion for 10
why, tncn, Cannot we unite, now tnat tno
opportunity Is presented 10 remove institution which
moi only been productive Of evil but which has done
- huon 10 demoraSe social condition and cmbittcr
Fsur P""cai action r. Il. FENTONs Governor
in accordance with the above recommendation Mr..
buxr moved resolution ratfying, In behalf Of the
Dccpe OF the State Of Now York the act Of Congress-
Tho resolution being concurrent one, lies over for
Ono day
PETITIONS pRxsxvyvn
Relative 70 the Brooklyn (E D.l ferries
Relative 10 bukhesds and wharvcs In prootlvn
For public markets In Brooklyn
Hills NOTICED.
Fer the completion Of ths Harlem bridge
Authorizing the oity Of Brooklyn " exchange certain
lands with the United States 'N''''i'
10 regulate the running Of railroads operated by steam,
INTRODUCED
For the better prevention Of fraudulent voting
To provide for paying the floating school debt Of Pough
ksepsio
Authorizing Poughkeepsie TO borrow money FOR the
fragment OF bounties
Authorizing tho building Of pier on North river Now
TIork. 4
laoorporating the State Temperance Society.
Bltts
Amending the charter Of the Peoples Savings Bank
20 psfsa the amsndmont 70 che constitution BY pro
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

Cairo, Feb. l. 1896
New Orleans 70 tho 2eih show no change in tAs
markets.
In sccorlancs With Gov Hahns proclamation, tho
aeth observed throughout the ssac day Of fest
witty In honor OF the emancipation acts ef Missouri and
Tennessee Some forty thousand porsoss outside Of
city celebrated ne day. The news II the capture Of
Dor. Fisher was received In New orlcass the
previous evening, aud gave increased spira 70
the enjoyment of the occasion. Tho Courts
adjourned, Tho streets were thronsed with white and
black people, public and private buildings and the ship
ping were drspcd with national flags Tho military
schools and Numerous societies Of oolored pcopio
the procession spcccbcs made by Governor Hahn
and several officers Of the general and State
aud ccloced oratsru salute Of hundred guns was
fred and The city brilliantly Illuminated at night
Csmo, Feb 4, 1865.
Tho steamer Hardy, from Ncw Orleans tLc 25th un
has arrived with large number Of passengers mos, OF
whom left tho Department of he Gull oonscquene oi
General Canby's drau order
The steamer Oity or Cairo has arrived from Memphis
with ninety four bales Of cotton.
Another slirrlsh occurred 6,ol Of Memphis On the
2Sth w.t. between or pckcts and guerIlas sr,eoi o.
the nter were tNcd
Andrew Jssl>n pooesy . p,.soi ,b,oaSh hoso . -
tot Esmpas
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

viding for the appointment Of Ave Commissioners OF An
peais
BfIs REPORTED
Relative To the Monroe county Surrogates Court.
Enabling husband and wife 10 witness for or agains,
each other In certain cases
Bt1s Advanced A THIRD RE.DIsG.
New York
Adjourned
The New York herald., 1865-02-02
News from Fortress Monroe.

RETURN OF GEN. GRANT PROM FORT FisHER, ETC.
FoRTREs MoyKor, Jan. 20, 1866.
Lieutenant General Grant arrived here to-day from
Fort Fisher In the gunboat Rhode Island
The hospital steamer TonGwanda aso arrived to-day
from For, Fisher, with hundred aud tLfty ruel
wounded
Thero Ia no uows OF inpor,oncs
The New York herald., 1865-02-02
THlRTY-EIGHTH cONGREa.
SECOND SESSION..
WASHINGTON, fet
rImnANxRvyr BILr.

WASHINGTON Feb 1895.
rWnANxRvyT mLr.
Mr. Asruosr. trcp.l Of X l., presented pctbo from
. number Of citizens askmg that tho Bankr,t law be
made prospective In Its operations and rcistrating
against any retrospective. provisions II was ID the
table.
rAxArpr vxrcRTs
Mr MORGAN. trcp.l OF N. ", presented . rsution Of
the Chamber Of Commerce OF New York, cotrring ia
resolution Of the Board OF Trade of PhiladehiA ask
ing for emendment of the constitution grtirg Con-
grcss the TO tax exports II rclced 10 t0
Committee on the tudiciary.
tEtusT tEClND LiruTIsANr.
rr mpRGhS presented tho petition OF arr oilccra
AsJrc FOR the creation of the rank of brSt sccord
le snant ~ the army, VIII ch referred abe Com
mll6c on Military hnaits
fyCnRNE or sftApy frucPs
sr S,tNAi, uep N phin ptS SuteJ th5st stIsa Of
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

everything Is In readiness and that the nai vote Is
asns sne most nd antageous time. All this work
peIormed by these two men. II there Is any credit
s gwen 70 any member from New York state the
kspuocan side Mr. Frank deserves that credit. There
Sas not been day since the amendment was under
but that he knew the preciss that they
MS work was necessarily quiet and without any
noise OF hustle; but il has been effective.
- 10 Messrs. Frank and Ashley the members on the
cpuohcan side look the signal TO the same as
voIdier looks 10 his officer for the command 10 ire
The amendment passed. and the vote wh ch secured
u passage gave the death blow the finishing stroke TO
&he republican party With passage ends that party
There longer any bond OF union common interest
e hold the numerous elements ncoherent as they are
together
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

CAIRO, Fco. ]. S0
Nachez letters state that General Davidson si &c a.
sumng command Of tina. district has extended his oss
on the roads leading out OF city so a. protS
several plantations and all troops nov encamped out
sido of the city.
Tho Office Of Mayor has been abolished the
Provost Marshal exercising the functions of thai
Office All the contrabands in Na,chez and vidaila
have been ordered 20 work the farms back Of
the iatt place. and furnished with ratons under ss-
peryison Of Colonel Mitchell, superintendent lLs
frc dmen Colonel FaTar nmands the post of NatcheA
Two wagon loads OF supplies driven beyond the iines
from pidali, under proper passport were captured oy
guerillas Tho owners lost everything but were paroed
not to do anything TO the prejud co Of JEFF Davis.
Twenty y-one OF the wounded by tha explosion OF the
steamer Eclipse have died since their arrival a. Padach
and Is IS thought several others cannot survive.
Tho Missouri constitutional Convention.
81. L2un, Feb I, 1885.
After three days spirited desatc Coaamittee OF ths
Whole the Convention amendct and adopted the third
seton OF the State constitution defining the quaoA
tions Of voters
The section takes wide range, ard among Others en-
braces the following provision -
No person shall be deemed qualified voter VINO hsn
been In armed hostility the United States or afr ths
3lst Of July 1s6l TO the 81 this Stats =
who has given aid, comfort countenance support
ss persons engaged in such hostility disloyaisy
coIsunnicated with them, advised aidef persons
join thcm, manifested adherence TO them or expressed
hope for the triumph Of their the OF tAs
United States, has ever, except under ovcrpowenAe
compItsion, submitted 70 the authority bsen in the
service Of the soealled Confede ate sta,es bees
connecs with amy society nimlcal othe government a.
the Unpsd stAtes, this State Sfter July a. 1881,
or bcen guerila, o. g bunhwhscker or who hos hax
bored such, left the State 70 AVOID the draft wis
has not ea1olrsd himssif or who has been south
sympathizer, or who hss xfaer having exerciss the
elective franchise OF ths any other 3te under the
claim o aliSnag8 obtained ersmpton from military sos-
vice.
TAs fourth yecson provides for the rosstratis. -
vUters throughout she State
Tbs Lower House Of the Legislature hasunanimodssy
au.hczed the Governor appoint agent TO procure
reinbarsemcnt1 from the Unked States l6r money
peodcA by the ssas0 h repclling snsasion.
The New York herald., 1865-02-02
The Array.

D1SnIB5AL OF COLONEL LATHA1.
Colonel Georgs II IAthaMp Sixth West "
gina cavalry, sssaisued befsfS ooun mstsaS
At Cumberland, Ma, and th I'd upor' several
charges sAs princpa, Of which wsS disobcdsencs a
orders In not pting the post Of NJw Creek vrgi.
MIA in Of defence, In consequences Of witch neg
lect he surprised and Obliged tn surrender 70 The
enemy in Nsvember, 1854, has been dismissed the sss
vice Of the United StataG
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

hs,mnhirt altccin how W speedily -. -.
rve no wtaout AID OF doctor rrstore nU''
fv mail trro receipt of ~ cents 40 or medcre Ssns
~ fooTR " p, i.i3oH res xyos
The New York herald., 1865-02-02
. ~ . -
TO COEauNPTrYlES.

COD LIvEx OIL JxLLYs
APPROVED BY THE ACADEMIC MEDICINAL
for Coughs Cohs Bronchial and Tu sercuhr obnsurpoa
SorofulA and Geperal Debl1y The mild bland au3
nutritious form In which Cod Liver on ~ used as1 wA
bene secured 70 tho psten by nspxfs q
this Jry than by double tho nuantity u the oear u
ned sill Fog satc by
X. .HIaUEL
waoLKsALE DRUGGIST, 10 BFEKMAN HRE11
Nae
The New York herald., 1865-02-02


"A word befare II worth sev told; 70 -
no less trse that dose n pcrvensive y many
taken for the purpose of cisscng N iurxpratina
thu digestion and regulating ciors the
with HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTkHS you srsbk IL
system tn repei OF DISEASE and
advantage all atmospheric isausnoss Injurious
health that clad In E>A OF proof would hsyo IN Actual
sunb
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

Buy MfI1sr's Hair Dye-Warvnnted Bet
pot 80 Dey street
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

prizes Cashod I'm All Esg.siized Lsass-
riss and Information gwen. J. CLUFE,
Sroinsr's onlss, l7eaposdwsy3 NJ 7.
The New York herald., 1865-02-02
To Medical Men.
me nRANpRErn rIIL,s |,


bsya fly proved these qs pre The Lat thirty ysnrs
feFNrtnte parties hving' tca Ividcnce printed nnl ~
it'd Al the lrirc p aa New York s offered and fay -
elslcnt nud ptgau, and ID No aOnlon sQasir. ~ "
D.. hrs ttaf t4ge nhd cure fpt Gosiyf scHs si
Pilnar pNrt " - elnHl
The New York herald., 1865-02-02
oaatiaestaon Of tho Amendment by Mary
W6at6 land.

uxotxM0ottOn OF tho Am IN dment bY Marys
W6ae6 land.
BAIrnoRK, Feb !, 1885,
message was sent 10 the Legislature to-day by
overnor Bradford announcing the passage Of the con-
situeonal amendment abolishing slavery, with the
Recommendation that Maryland Immediately concur in
'Dhe amendment He
Governor Bradford TO- day communicated to the Lcgis
Of hayaQd the announcement Of the passage OF
she amendmene the constitution Of the United States
hbolishing slavery Tho House Of Delegates imme-
Aiatsy proceeded to act thereon, and approved the
amendment BY vote Of So yeas against % nays Thus
Maryland Is ono Of the first not the first State to rafy
his vital amendment to the constitution
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

Mo Lsdy's Toilet CompIe unIesc tl>.rs
be the Fragrant sOZoDoNT Unto s'br-ash Soduvsi
imp4rts the ruby redness thsxo4h
quick rival asbaster nS psarA oosAk
Sold by all drugg'gx and pert ,msrss
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

Highest Premium I.os istItsh s~wJ a.
Machine -WiiEEIFE kWrISDS c,S Bro. evsy ' ~
Wheeisr and wilson - but.puhals
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

ch~rolfe~ edteioc~ soy tIss UngoI sanasS
81 ragr pamphlet with fun part euiar- FREE fddrexsg
W. u Nerwp 4 Co. q labs~iy atSeet Nes York
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

DrAs sis--h affords PLEASURE N odd ,syg s-tirsny q
the many others ot the good aaatss Of cfNsTTI0rfoH
WAT6R. heiieve that the tor 49,
~ the bdnsya have been ahted sss ind snupc
Of the kidness rrtsAon the befdsr vcava
ecnsvaoted when Yelling South and Wee sha.s
water ueats,s with tho boa phy sns buA
get no relief pdnced By frss nxne a, trv
Cesstltuton Water hare nearly us.. i-s,cs
halcvs the dlsrase ~ cnti
cheer mend 10 al surerng ffom us<
Very truly yours, X W FLiNi 80 ~ NDrb "A slacs
rect
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

torns, BunioBs, Enlarged joint. sps
III dlseaaes 81 The feet curOd by DIR. zACHt IIE 10
Hro
The New York herald., 1865-02-02
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The Specie Bases OF the HeSSsGblic-|Ths
Operations OF the Union AMmfes--FAs
Peace HowementS-fhe Rc,sAa Armles-
Important Proceedings OF Congrcss-
Latest rfOl~ Europe. Sc, Sc-
The mail steamship North Sar Caplisa Slocum, win
leave this po at noon to morrow for Asrt,Nyall.
The mails fer Central America and the south PacAs
win close at hshnwt ten o'clock to rnorning
The NEW Your IaRALD-Editlcn for tho Pachc-win
be Published at nine.o'clock in h9morning
will contain the interesting description " the splsn~
did Of Nevada, Col,radc Idaho IA Montana
accompanied by sp of the greas Parks; tae latest
ports Of movemontso OF the III ton Lind and essd forces
in all parts Of the country the atcss reports regard -
tho Peace Movements; comp,ste Roster OF The Rebel
Armies they exlst I'D this tne; Summary oftae Pro
coodns Of Congress- wnh the Nce the passAgcSf tAs
Constitutional Amendment AT toishng Siay ,ry; IAss
pews from Europe and mports of AL neresti y ssnAs
cf.the past ten days,
Single copies In wrappsrs rca " fc7-nang sp santa
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

'"A slight Cosd," CoaShs.-Fcwr are
Of ths Importance ofcheckns aeoushor "sssbosA'
IN tsrst That which, the bssinning wouh yssl
. mild rsscdy, II negtecied attacks inngn
m rsusf.
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

Bpi iIs md parfies.-Tsadfes' white saftn
fkii AM Linen slippers and CATER vh beautiful psens
,at MILLER 90 = 8s7 Cana street
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

AZ - . Year or 70 cents .. KamAsr.-
Takz tho Illustrated PhrenoloSical journal
FOWLER AMELIA SO Broaiway n. r..
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

RWrlsalrs ArnIca L3ninrnt.-An Ia :
fnLnbir curr for burnp scsss srrans rheumatism gun
shot wounds &c single application sl4ys the pair. from.
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

A.-sRrSdgct Acushla!' Ils piled the Said
IPhtrick, .Gvii a o. tnows> but a ,sha
p.rfG,na gon barrin yer srsas arrsh buy
.PIIALON-S NIGHT BIOOMING CBREU2r
The New York herald., 1865-02-02
etate LeuisIative Action,

The following the States that win vote upon the
constitutional amendment tho present politics of the
Legislatures and the time Of holding their sessions.
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

Asssmsiy.
ALBAsr Feb l. xsu5
THE coSSruUuosAL AMENDMENT.
message received from she Governor, recon-
mending that the Legislature take regard 10 the
recent act Of Congress abolish slavery when concur
rent resolution introduced TO that end which lies
over for day.
For the relief Of sick and wounded soldiers
For the improvement and government OF the Centsal
Park
To continue in force st Davids Society in New York
10 incorporate the Gladators Benevolent Society in
New York
To incorporate the National Gee Club of Now York
: TO incorporate the Central Warehouse and Security
Company.
For railroad in Whitehall and other streets, New
To incorporate the Grcsencr Benevolent Society New
York
To extend time for the commencement Of the con-
srcon Of the Central Park HOTEL and also OF the Grand
To amend the charter Of the Harlem Stage and Ferry
Company, New York.
To provide for the assessment and taxation Of savings
banks @ / -'-o
Relative to the administration Of justice i'm the courts
Of New York.
To charter the Metropolitan Public Conveyance Com
pany.
To amend the act relative TO savings banks New York
To incorporate the Bay View and New York Ferry
Company.
To authorize the construction OF piers and warehouses
upon new and improved plan in New York, and to
charter the same.
To amend the Registry law
The Governor here sent message In reply TO the
resolution Of the Assembly relative the quotas Of var
ous districts
MT REED from the select committee, reported bill
autnorzing the Board Of Supervisors OF New York
rafse money TO encourage enlsens and pay boHnties
70 volunteers
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

Uiirs hair ry~--sO Cents. tinci, ov
Brown Reliable. Depot so Barclay street Soat y Al
dru .gists -
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

mont.
WASHINGTON, Feb I, 1885.
The joint resolution proposing the antslavery
ment 70 the constitution of the United States was intro
duced by Senator Henderson, Of Missouri In January
1854 Tonight large number OF persons complmented
him with serenade. He together with Representative
Rollins, OF Missouri, and Mr. Van Horne member elect
to the next Congress from that State made speeches
congratuatoy Of the passage Of that by Con-
gress
The New York herald., 1865-02-02

lnsm Prices Paid for Ola Bosj xs-
ruu0 y. .oss stercosenlN INn,oh on hasn ID 3GAT
bhpAhEf.S ~ NA~au' snt"r'n - Annah no Ana
In Proof that "f.pilcptir Fits" CT =, D..
cnrsd ~ article TiiIS DAYS issue trnurtS r.n
q ~ HENRY WARD BEECHERs ia per ~ 2innSN
PENDENT and be convinced
Lost-Asn nboat the 2gth days yuu
na,y ~ r'sshio iVssshnfe 81 Na New lorh
~. NJ -ulhp.ay dssduhJ .rptembrr
person returning the above the ~
No b Wall WIN bo iib~raAv rewarded 40 t~t.rl
Of the above scrip has been sopsd onca IN AZ, 60
pony, Ast all forbid negotiating
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-16

Superb Stock OF Cloths for Men and Boys Wear;
Elegant Cloths, for vercoatsi General stock
n of Notions, hswls and 0oaks; white 1f
Goods, large stock; Lace Collars and
Embroideries; Balmorals, very
r,t.F-r4. . large lnei Badley's cello
2 p % ~ krated Hoop skirts, t4 ~ N
&e., &c, NC.