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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-27
Dlspa'eh q PEesidant Johnson ID

dispatch OF PresIdant johnson to
Gov. Humphreys, OF HIisaISsiDDI.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Owing 10 tho
nleagreness of the statement in the dis
patches from Mississippi, published
yesterday, purporting to give the sub
stance of President JohnsOn's instruc-
tions to Governor Humphreys, the Ma
tional Republican gives "a full copy of
the dispatch, as follows:
WASHINGTON, Nov. IL, 1865.
To C. 8. Humphreys, Governor elect,
Jackson, Mss.
The troops will be withdrawn from
Mississippi when, in the opinion of the
Government, peace and order and the
civil authority has been restored and
can be maintained without them. Eve
ry step VIII be taken while they are
there to enforce strict discipline and
subordinRtion to the civil authorities.
Ihere can be no other or greater as
surance given them than has heretofore
Deen on the part of the President or
Government. There is no concession
required on the part of the people of
Mississippi or the Legislature, other
than loyal compliance with the laws
and constitution of the United States.
and the adoption of such measures
giving protection to all, in person and
property, without regard to color, as
Will entitle them to respect all their
constitutional relations in the Federal
Union. The people of Mississippi NAV
feel well assured that there is no dispo.
sition arbitrarily on the part of the
Government to dictate what action
should be had, but, on the contrary, 10
simply and kindly advise policy that,
it is believed, will result in restoring
all the relations which should exist be-
tween the States comprising the FEEDER
al Union. 1t is hoped that thew will
appreciate and feel the suggestions
herein made, for they are offered in
that spirit which should pervade the
bosoms of all those who desire peace
and harmony and a thorough restora-
ton of the Union. There must be con-
1idence between the Government and
the States, and while the Government
conides in the people, the people must
have faith in the Government, This
must be mutual and reciprocal, or all
that has been done will be thrown AWAY
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
President of the United States.
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The North CaroIlna I.egisln,nre,

RALEIGH, Nov. 2G.-The Legislature
meets tomorrow. A large number OF
members have arrived.
Governor Holden is still confined To
his bed from sickness.
Doctor Powell, the State Agent at
Washington, has arrived with despatch
es to the Governor, but they have not
yet been made public.
Messrs. Pool, Reader, Holden and
others, are spoken of in connection with
the Senatorship.
1t is thought that the Constitutional
amendment will be ratified by the Leg
Prominent gentlemen who had been
to washington, are not very hopeful as
TO tho future of the State and reconstruc-
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Among those
who called at the Executive Mansion
to-day were 1t. Gen. Grant, Major Gen.
Geary and Senator Johnson, of Arkan-
sas, who was u member of the q. s.
Senate with President Johnson, and
who is now seeking pardon for his
participation in the rebellion, and
Speaker Colfax. A number of ladies
were also present, urging the claims OF
their friends for amnesty. One of them
was exceedingly earnest in behalf OF
Harry Gilmore, of Maryland.
Mrs. Bishop, daughter of the late rebel
Secretary of the Navy, Mr.. Mallory, is
here endeavoring to obatin her fathers
release on parole. Besides the above
named, some came seeking Office with
no recommendation but their own ora
statement and claims to intense loyal.
ty, while others had business of sc
trifling a character that it could have
been attended to by the humblest ser
want at the White House.
The members of the Farragut Cour
Martial, visited the ram Stonewall to
day, for the purpose of inspecting hel
and of trying the sailing capacity O.
that vessel, In connection with thu
trial of Com. Craven, charged with
falling to engage the Stonewall in thu
harbor of Ferrol.
The star says that the statement tina
Judge Magrath and the rebel Secretary
ofWar Seldom, have been released from
TT. Pulaski, and Gov. Lubbock from Fit
Delaware, on their parole, is withou
foundation, and that there is no proba
bility that either will very soon be set a
liberty.
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New York Money and stoel. Market.

4SAhEAl %NSNs 4Os
MONEY AND GoLD-Monev easy and
steady at 7per cent. Sterling Exchange
quiet at 109al09k. Gold quietand with
out decided change, opening at 1859
advancing to 1471s, and closing at I47.
Total exports of specie to-day $7SI ,774.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Dull; U. S. IS,
81, coupons, lO5JS; 5-2Os, registered, '62,
100; do. coupons, '62, lOl &; do. coupons,
'64, 99A; l0-4Os, registered, 81; Treasury
$40 97L.
STocKs-opened higher but closed
heavy Rock Island IO95S; Quincy IFS;
Fort Wayne 1861; Chicago IL Alton
preferred los; hudson 1I05z; Reading
ll6H; Michigan Southern 7GjS; Cleve=
land q Pittsburgh SIX; Panama 235;
Chicago & Northwestern IS; do. pre-.
ferred 66I%; Alton & Terre Haute prerd
%; Erie 035S; New York Central O7I{;
Western Union Telegraph 60; Mnriposa
IA; Quicksilver Az; Ohio & Mississippi
certificates 2S7si Erie, 4th mtgs, %; Ma
rietta, LIST mtgs, IS.
STATE STocKs-Sorth Carolina Is So.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2.-The Times
Brownsville letter, of the 18th, corrobo-
rites the statement of the Imperialists
firing on federal boats drifting down
the river. The crew ran the boat ashore
and took to flight. The Imperial fire
was harmless. The captain of the boat
narrowly escaped, n musket ball pass
ing through his hat.
1t is understood that Gen. weitzel de-
manded an explanation of the affair.
1t is also understood that quite spicy
correspondence is going on between
Weitzel and Meiia relative to the firing
from the American side on the Imperial
gunboat Elantina, and the evident sym-
pathy shown for the Liberals, the ma
ture of which has not transpired,
Mejia's order prohibiting intercourse
with Brownsville, can't Inst long If the
Liberals again surround the city, as
they will be compelled to draw supplies
from Brownsville as heretofore. 1t is
supposed the order was issued to pre-
prevent the ingress of spies into Mata-
moras.
MOBILE, Nov. 25.-Gen. Thomas arri-
we'd here this afternoon. His mission
is purely of a military character.
Intelligence from central Mississippi
reports n healthy reaction existing.
returning to their former homes.
The Columbus, Miss, newspapers are
informed that Of 1000 bales collected
by the government, but 5000 has been
accounted for, and says the stealing
mania is rampant.
In accordance with u law lust passed
by the Mississippi Legislature the taa
collector at Vieksburg has given notict
that he will collect tax of two dollars
on each bale shipped from there to New
Orleans.
The Louisiana Legislature is fully or
ganized. The Governor informed tn,
body that it was ready to proceed will
business. Nothing else TRANSFERRED.
Cotton-demand better; sales go
bales at Sass; exports yesterdayllO 600
stock in port rs, 900. Exchange heavy
checks on New York atlH premium
Gold 40. Sterling 5S1S.
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NIenmer sunk...I0o I.IYe. Ins1.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 25.-There was IA col
lision last night between the stenmer,
Niagara and Post Boy, on the Missis-
The Ningra sunk i'll 20 feet of water
4OO deck passengers, mostly discharged
colored soldiers, were drowned. The
cabin passengers and crew were all
saved. The Niagara was valued ut
Sl3O,O0O. No insurance. She had 200
tons of freight on board. The Post Boy
was unininred
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The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling.
TREAsURY DEPARTlTENr.

Washington, October 18th. 1865,
WHEREAS BY SATISFACTORILY EVI-
w dence presented to the undersigned, 1t
has been made to appear that "T1he Ma.
tiOnAl Savings bank OF WheeIlnE,''
In the City Of Wheeling, In the County OF Ohio
and State Of West Virginia, has been duly
organized under and according to the require
mentS Of the act Of Congress, entitled an act
to provide National Currency, secured by a
pledge of United States Bonds, and to provide
for the circulation and redemption thereof,
approved June Sd, 1884, and has complied with
all the provisions OF said act, required to be
complied with before commencing the buKi-
ness OF Banking, under said act.
Now, therefore, ], Freeman Clark, Comp
r3IEeE Of the % Insrs5 % that
Wheeling, in the City Of Wheeling, in the
County Of Ohio and State Of West Virginia,
| IN authorized to commence the business OF
Banking under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal OF ONCE, this 18th day Of October, 1865,
EHE 1913 FREEMAN CLARK,
oeH-00d NO. l5pi.1 Comptroller.
| In accordance with the above the National
Savings Bank will begin business on Wednes-
day, November !, 1885.
8. p. H1LDRETH, Cashier.
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NFw YoRK, Nov. 25.-Pellicer, ar
rested for the murder of Otero at Brook
lyn, confessed and gave information
which lead to the discovery and arrest
of Gonzales the other murderer. The
only about $1,000 being in gold and
bills, amounting in the aggregate to
about $4,000.
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.-.EFf-- BUFFALO, Nov. %.
Flour steady and demand moderate.
Wheat in light milling request; No. l
Milwaukee spring IS; No. do. 1 SIS.
Barley-ordinary ut / GOAL OS. rive
nominal. Whisky 80. Pork 81 SO.
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TOLEDO, Nov. o.
Wheat a &c better; sales new white
Michigan l 63al 65; new amber / 57o
! 6s; old 1 931Sal 81; old red western
81. Corn scarce and firm; sales at 66
for new No. l. Oats held at IS
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NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-In the Supreme
Court Chambers, before Judge Clarke,
this morning, the case of Henry Stew
son, agent OF the Milwaukee and Prairie
Duchein Rail Road company, was heard
There was a motion on behalf of the
company to dissolve an Injunction
obtained during the special term, re-
straining them from issuing their COM
mon stock. The injunction was origi-
nally obtained on the ground that this
would be a violation OF the rights of
owners of preferred stockholders OF
mortgages in the Milwaukee a. MissIs-
sippi Rail Road. On this motion the
counsel urged that common stock being
higher in price than preferred stock
the directors were entitled to sell, That
1t would be more advantageous to all
parties, and that the court had never
obtained the proper Jurisdiction over
the action, and on these and other
grounds asked that the Injunction b5
rescinded.
Cosey q McGowan's Rosin Factory
and q large block of buildings on the
Atlantic dock, Brooklyn, were destroy
| ed by fire this afternoon. Loss heavy,
Six thousand emigrants arrived here
during the week.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. ga sale
of government property will take place
at Camp Hamilton on the 18th inst,
consisting of l47 army wagons, 40 am
balances, 8 railroad cars, carloads of
clothing, camp and garrison equipage,
and carpenter, blacksmith and wheel.
wright tools.
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SEWING MACHINES
Have been awarded the FIRST PREMIUM
at the following Fairs for the year 1865:

First Premium for best Machine work at
Pennsylvania State Fair.
First Premium for best Machine work at
New York State Fair.
Ohio State Fair,
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Ohio State Fair.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Michigan State Fair. IL
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Wisconsin State Fair.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at LawTance County Fair, Pa
First Premium for best Machine for general
purposes, at Lawrence County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Family Machine at
Bucks County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Bucks County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Springfield Fair, Ohio.
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Palmyra Fair, New York
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Suffolk County Fair NY.
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Schuyler Co. Fair, n. Y.
First Premium for best Machine for all pur,
poees at Allegheny County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma.
chine at Allegheny County Fair, Pa
EtBt Premium for best Machine work al
Allegheny County Fair, Pa.
And wherever exhibited. ...rH
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CAIRO, Nov. 25.-The steamer Mel
notte, from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
struck n snag at Island No. 60, in the Mis-.
sissippi river, and sustained severe in
jury, and was obliged othrow the deck
load overheard to prevent sinking.
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. 24.--Frnuds in the
Quarter Masters Department here
amounting to upwards of 500, 10000 has
Deen discovered. II is supposed they
will probably exceed that amount. The
military authorities request the sup
preston of names for the present.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-At the serenade
of Coy. Fenton at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel last evening, n large number were
present. The governor appeared on
the balcony and made IA brief speech,
which was listened to with great atten-
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G. L. ABDnL, Agent,
No. 1874 Market Street,
A Few doors below the Market.
BOOTS "a SHOES

D PORTER q SONS ANNOUNCE TO
N, their friends and the public, that their
Fall Stock of Boots and Shoes are now full
and complete. They respectfully invite mer-
chants and others visiting our city to give
them call, believing they can sen them
goods to better advantage than they can pur-
chase in Baltimore or Philadelphia, Mt No,
lS5 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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pended BALANCE.


New York, Nov. 25.-The Times
Washington special says:
Hon. Edward MCPHERSON, Clerk of
the House, has arrived, and is deyoting
himself to arranging the preliminaries
for the session. Under his direction the
Hall of Representatives is being hand
somely reftted.
There are few if any calls upon the
President in reference to the New York
Collectorship.
The Secretary of the Treasury re-
quests the heads of the Departments to
include unexpended balances in their
estimates, in order that he may apprise
Congress as nearly MS possible, Of the
amount necessary for the use of the
government for the ensuing year.
The State Department received adj
vices yesterday morning from our
Consul at Liverpool, in reference to the
surrender of the Shenandoah.
The Attorney General has not yet re-
ceived the rebel pirates application for
pardon.
Senior Romero, Mexican Minister, had
a lengthy interview with Gen. Grant
yesterday.
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AMCard.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS TO THE
w many friends and Patrons of Jeremiah
Clemens, deceased for the liberal patron
age bestowed on him while in our midst, and
lie that We intend to carry on the Furniture
and Upholstery business in all its branches
we hope by strict attention TO business to
merit a continuance of the patronage bestow-
ed on him. ]. CLEMENS & co.
n. Rive also intend 10 carry on the Un-
deFtalIinR Business as before. We keep con-
stantly on hand full assortment Of Metallic
and other CofiinS. augA
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NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-A Commercials
Washington special says:
AS the President completes section
of his message it is put in type at the
confidential printing office of the Treas
urylD department, and proofs are sent to
him for perusal.
The steamer Arago' sailed to-day for
Europe, resuming her regular trips,
that were suspended in the beginning OF
the war, when the rebel cruisers began
their operations.
Last night, detectives arrested Henry
Peters at his gambling institution in
this city, on the charge of robbing Mr..
James Bell, of Waverly, Tioga county,
New York, of S5O27. The robbery, as al
legged, was perpetrated on the 18th OF
August last, at a hotel in Waverly. Mr..
Peters, was formerly deputy of Sher-
if Lynch, of New York. He is held 10
await legal proceedings with the view of
taking him to Tioga county, for trial,
The steamers st. Patrick, bavaria, CITY
of Manchester, AragO, City of Washing
ton, Scotland and Edinburg, sailed for
Europe to-day, taking $500, 900 in specie.
The ship Thomas Durham, before re-
ported ashore, has got off and is being
lowed up.
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Cheap Lands.

SEALED Proposals for the whole or any
Spart of the Agricultural College Scrip, issued
to the State Of West Virginia by the United
States, which consist, OF So warrants OF $50
1885.
Proposals may contain propositions TO pay
addressed to 8 P. Hildreth, agent, Wheeling,
w w., and endorsed proposals for Agr1cul-
tural College Scrip" ana VIII be opened At 2
p. M, on lst Dec, 1865.
Bidders Will be notified Immediately Of the
acceptance of their bids.
nov6-td A. /. FOREMAN, Gov.
DD- An West Virginia papers Will copy
ebove advertisement one time and send bill
to Executive Department.
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Regular Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
ParlGerSburg Packet.
The New and Elegant Passenger
teneSt Steamer FOREST CITY, Captain
John Gordon, A. r. Bunting elk,
leaves Pittsburgh for Parkersburg every
Wednesday and Saturday at II NJ; leaves
Wheeling for Parkersburg every Wednesday
and Saturday at 2P. NJ; leaves PRrkerSburg
for Pittsburgh every Monday and Thursday
every Tuesday and Friday alta. n.
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon
day and Thursday at the Wharf Boat until 8
P. H., by BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
auGl7-tf Agents.
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uALL's VEGETABLE sICIIIAN HAIR
n Remover. Another supply Just received
by novas F 9a ! Sda gF9 sTIS7 45,r,
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NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-MarshaIl o..
Roberts was nominated for Mayor last
evening, by the Republican City Con-
vention, and Murray Hoffman for Cor
poration Counsel. 4
A Tri6une,s despatch says:
Gen. s. r. Curtis, of Iowa, Vim. Pres
colt Smith, of the Baltimore 81 Ohio Rail
Road, and Col. j. II. Simpson, ofthe U.
S. Engineers, have beenappointedC Com
missioners on the Kansas branch of the
Pacific Railroad.
A Tribune's special says:
Mexican affairs occupied a good share
of the Cabinet session on Friday.
A Columbus, Ohio, despatch states
that Cox's official majority over Nor
gan is 29,933.
A Herald's special says:
Mr.. Conway, late freedmen agent in
| Louisiana, has been ordered to report
to Gen. Fisk.
A Havana correspondent of the Her
aid has Mexican item stating that
Sanola was still occupied by the Liber-
ais. Several Imperial successes are re-
/ ported. The Liberals are again reported
advancing on Matamoras.
| a special to the World from WASH
| ington says:
Mr.. Prescott, of South Carolina, Gov.
/ Perry's delegate to look after the affairs
/ OF that State, had nm interview with the
President to-day, and starts for home al
once.
Gen. Butler who arrived here to-day,
has been closeted with the radical mem
bers OF Congress who are now here.
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MACREREL

IN KITS, NEW NO. / AIACKEREL, in
OU store and for sale by r. ]. SMYTH,
novA Corner Market Quincy sts.
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Home Insurance Company,
OF Columbus, Ohio.
CAPITAL, 100000.
FICERs.
Hon. s. GALLOWAY, President,
LEWIS CASS, Vice President,
d. B. HUBBARD, Secretary
AA a. d. HANLES, General Agent,
E e. =; H HhABsskk9, Asst GEM Agents,
7. B; PARKER, Asst GenI Agent, OF West
Nv. FARRER, Special Agent
PREFERENCES OF OHIO.
tReferred to by Special Perlnisaion)
Col. Geo. W. Mannypenny, Editor OF the
Hon. VIM. Lang. State Senator, Ohio.
Judge Lawrence, Member OF Congress- Belle
fontaine, Ohio.
Hon. Vim. H. West, State Senator BelleEnn.
talne, Ohio.
Hon. David Todd, Ex-Govenorof Ohio.
Hon. Charles Anderson, Governor OF Ohio,
hon. VIM; Armstrong, Secretary Of state.
ZION. 9. Delano, State Senator, Mt, Vernon.
Hon. OViat Cole, EX-AUdItofof State.
PREFERENCES OF WEST VIRGINIA.
(Refeued to by Special Permiszion.)
]: NJ. McWhorter, Auditor OF State.
ThoS. Hornbrook, Surveyor of Customs.
L. Baker & o. 8. Long, Editors of the Wheel
Granville D. Hall, Secretary of state.
Hon. Daniel Peck, State Senator
A. j. Sweeney, Mayor OF City OF Wheeling.
Campbell & McDermot.
E. p. HUBBARD, Agent.
Second floor. novl6-tf
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Regular PittSbuFE and PaFkersburE
Packet.
~ The fast running packet B sA14IYAlR
E5eAevery Monday and Thursday at
o'clock PIN. Leaves Parkersburg for PittSburg
every Wednesday and saturday at 10 O'Clock
For freight or passage apply on board or to
oC3 ]. MANNER & CO., Agents.
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SAN Francisco, Nov. 22.-Gen. Prince
de RCssey of the corps of Engineers,
died in this city to-day, aged 20 years.
After closing up shower last night
the storm ubated, and to-day through
out the State, the weather is clear and
pleasant.
The recent thorough drenching of the
agricultural lands insuresa large plant
ing of grain and probably an abundant
yield next season.
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STEAMBOATS,.

Regular Packet for Cincinnati.
The new and elegant passenger
LslaS4S Asteamer EDINBURCi, Capt. j. L.
Thompson, will run as a regular
packet between Wheeling and Cincinnati,
noon at o'clock. Returning, will leave Gin
ctnnRn Monday at o'clock. For freight or
passage apply on board or 70
novl5 ]. MANNER q CO., Agts.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-14
Kentucky Election.

The Louisville Democrat of the 11th inst,
gives the public this information in rela-
tion to the Kentucky election:
The Cincinnati Commercial is getting in
dignant at the outrages committed at our
elections, and says the cause of its party
was injured by these doings. All mistake.
The party owes all its success to the militia
ry. 1t is an error that any of the faithful
who belong to the dominant party were
disguised with 1t; on the contrary, they are
delighted with itand with the result, which
could not in any other way have been
brought about. They only regret that
more of the same sort was not done. They
could have elected every candidate In the
State, II il had not been for ill-tined for
bearance. The plain truth would not tell
quite so well at first; but 1t can be fatty
denied by the organs, who will say that no
fairer or more peaceable election was ever
held in the State. So they did two years
ago, when the interference was even worse
than 1t was last Monday. After awhile
they will say 1t was all true as charged, and
the only point to be regretted is, that there
was not more OF the same sort; that the op-
position were all rebels, and that none of
them ought to vote. The doings of two
years ago were fully sustained by the DOM
inant party in the State and out of 1t, and
in Congress. 'i'i .3i l.3 W.
If Yeaman is elected now, it is by the
same means he was elected two years ago,
and Congress sustained him then. The
facts were laid before the Senate, and that
body sustained their friends and the doings
of the military. There is not the least dam
ger but they will do so again. The faith
full feel perfectly secure here. ~ si 100