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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20
LET The AFFLICTED READ !

And learn that perfect and radical cure 8 warranted
and guaranteed to all who afflicted with weakness
preston spirits distress and anguish Of mind loss Of
sleep loss Of memory, o Of energy and muscular power
n hntiass ona aSSS M @po
3 tonce and disgust Of llfe ~ l5 E-.L',s
ID I'D Neoms physicians require 10 be told nature Of your
disease-the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not His perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
the patient explain its original cause guarantee
iiscurc And what more valuable STILL he wihonestly
ro ~ bis communications and Interviews arc strictly private
and coufdential-Dfedicai Journal - -.
Tho Botanic Remedies Of Dr. Raphael the English Bo
sg tanie Physician, failed yet make perfect rad
o a SRd gSE%Snsnt STSG q AL sEGRET
cwyb without hnderance from business, and without
fear Of discovery or exposure No deadly pOsons, such
PSr aT% HT%d U sy G
Vegetable botanical Remedies used by this wonderful
eaS tS hsTsia9 Sc 9 h sG an bs % failed
and to all mercury and other impurtiss from the
II system when all other Remedies bad failed Medeal
ina baai GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN ooNTEmfLAr
,o, ING MARAIAGE Hear what the Baltimore
Thursday, the 3lst Of May, 1850: -T'-V
Numerous Of diseases caused by early indiscrez
tion having been performed by the English Botanic Ply
4tathefaet behaving that IN doing . nay doGsS
u u hd aas IN i6s etys G worthy Of note He n had
become the victim Of habit the alusIon which
,0 l SP ali hopes recovery H. Ws %SrGy
and was dearly beloved by sweet girl aSer sped
O AZ @ $ e ssS S sS SeSn y S @ RGD:
state Of bis system He sought relief at the hnpuEsr
'' now the happy father Of pair bright boysSf 60
aaD won suffering no matter what their complaint
srh97s7 H rely upc fSiieS lis aioo IS at No. SS RAsT
FIFTH Bet Sycamore st. and BrOadway oINunNATI
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20


THE value of a tract of land on
Oil creek, Venango county, Pa,
two miles in width and twenty
miles long, is estimated at two hun
dred and fifty millions of dollars,
Four years ago thisla was hard
.ly worth FIVE dollars per acre.
An exchange asks, "what is the
difference between Jack Brough
and q jackass." We can't see any
difference at all.
Our country's best resources are
undoubtedly its women; bot its re-
sources should be husbanded.
pA-A rasCally old bachelor says
a man frequently admits that he
was in the wrong, but q woman
never-she was only Mistaken
ra-The philosopher Frazier, says
that though man without money
is poor, a man with nothing but
money is still poorer.
~. Some bachelors enter the ar
my because they like war, and
some married men, because they
like peace.
The Wisconsin Indians call the
slin-plasters ''papoose money"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20
WINTER 4RR4NGEMEEE
E DowSwARD
VpwkKD TRAIN.

trains win run on this. Road,
leaving the several Stations as follow:
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20
a. FsO r T u N E /!
EMPLOYMENT FOR EvERYBo,
DY.
tsr Agents wanted throughout the U. s.
and C4nadag, N, q,
Watches, Chains, Seis Of Jewelry, Rings,
Pins, Bracelets, Sleeve Buttons,
Silver Spoons and Forks, Cups, eg
Cake Baskets, &C., worth a
Eight Hundred Thou .a
~ ~ sand Dollars. 20

The Entire Stock Of large lxpoRTSG
HOUSE, retiring from business.
Fol the purpose of closing out the stock
to the earliest possible date, tie undOr-
'signed. have decided on a great distribu-
ton made as follows each and ercry dri,
Gle, no matter hOw raluable, being sold for
81. go.
A CE~lFIcATE Of each a'ticlc with It's
value printed npon it is placed in an en-
velope ard seacd-these envelopes are
thoroughly mixed and sold for menyf fire
tents eaeh-the person receiving one Of
these envelopes is entitled TO the article
named therein by returning the Certificate
10 us with one dollar, and the art Gle, no
matter how valuable it may ue, will be for
warde to him or her rt once There are
no blank certificates and therefore every
one is ure t get at least, thefull value Of
his or her money Shonld the article nam.
ed on the certificate not suit, nny 9th which
( he may select of the same value will be sub.
slitutel. We sell the certificates as fol-
lows: '...fa
One for 2jctS, FIVE for 81, eleven for 81,
thirty for S. sixty-fve 70. SO, one hundred
,tor SIS. THIS distribution affords fine op
/ pprlunity for Agents, as what lady or gen
/ ilcman viii not Hyesi treRh fire cents with
a prospect of gestirg five hundred or a
! thousand times rs much All orders mast
be addressed 10 us at our old stand No. IL
Maijel Lane, New YOrf.
I. ,>r,t n1-Tr,T
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20

The Entire Stock of large lxroRTSG
HOUSE,, retiring from business.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20
LIST OF ARTICLES

ALL OF wII,cm ARE TO ss sosD FOR EACH
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20

........ LUCK
e within the reach Of ALL II you wish to be rich and
nappy you will consult him also.
GOOD NEWS for the AFFLICTED.
Ilo has the gin, and tell the afflicted tho cause OF
their disease and suffering o can also tell whether they
can be cured or not, thus saving the afflicted both trouble
aud expense.
Consultations daily, Sundays excepted. Office hours
ID from l0A. NJ to 8. p. NJ. 80
All interviews arc strictly private aud confidential.
Therefore we say, 60 onel 90 all and consult
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-04-20

S. C. CoxvvEH, Asst sup't.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

WOErHT o. EoER-The Galveston Civil
ian says gentleman Of that city has q
place on the Trinity r.ver, where he has
been raising cottou, and where, Of late, as
on other cotton plantations in Texas, the
newly made freedom declined to work, ex-
eept as It suited them. He would have lost
half o. his crop by this dilatory system.
So instead Of paying his people b. The
month as heretofore, be hit upon q plsn.
which is much more tr,ublesome. bet IL,
proved successful. He a night weighs the
cotton each hand picks during the day, and
pays each secording 10 what be has picked.
The consequences is, thar his hands are
picking mole than they ever picked before
the war, and he will save every pound Of
his cotton. We have often seen the spirit
Of emulation in old times, on the planta.
tons, do won1ers 10 arouse the LATEST ne
groesi and We 90 noi see Why the spirit Of
emulat'On and the dea;re for gain, as com
bined in The planters system, should not
have the very best results. They ere two
Of the most powerful motives - human in
dustry.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Aiter the House wns called 10 order, ii,
| motion o. Mr.. Garner was taken up.
Mr.. Mullins moved q amend BY reouirinr
| the report to be made on the frst houdaS
in Deceiaber.
Mr. steele stated that the Committee ver,
prepared 10 act upon the matter al its mex
meeting.
This induced Mr.. Garner to withdraw
The motion, and the subject was dropped.
HOUSE bills Oh rzrtR sEcoxD REAb1Ne.
The following House balls came up on q
second reading
Biz 70 incorporate the Nashville Pilots
! Benevolent Association. Passed.
Bill 10 change the line Of Cheathanl
eounty.
Bill 70 increase the fees Of Jailers from Al
to 60 cents per day for boarding prisoners.
To incorporate the Tennessee savings In
stitate.
10 authorize the Speakers Of the Senate.
or OF the House, TO administer the oath Of
Office ia certain cases.
To change the line between the counties
Of Franklin and Cofiee.
10 incorporate the Cumberland OF and
Mining Company.
ton.
To incorporate the Crest North Western
Tennessee Petroleum, Mining and Manu-
Occurring Company
To increase the Jurisdiction Of Justices Of
the Peace in certain cases.
10 incorporate the Tennessee Ooltawah
"a. and Mining Company.
Ar. Wines fron the Select Committee on
me Olarksville branch Of the Bank Of Ten
Aessee submitted reprrt on the condition
~ =, lh.t institution. Referred 70 the Bank
q. IN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

We publish his morning anose addressed
% Hon. Connally F. Trigg, BY The Grand
Jurors al the Circuit Court Of the United
States, At present in session in this city.
They commend the conduct Of the Judge 10
aPprepriaie and graceful terms. However
much be may have been assaulted in GER
he has discharged the high duties entrusted
10 him, uprighlly, and with Dissemination
70 do justice. 10 frmer or more homes
Judge ever presided over any OF our courts
and ii would be strange II be had not mad,
enemies. He who steadily Pursues the
right, and iBAexibly administers the law
VIII draw upon himself denunciations.-
None need hope 20 escape them.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

llhe London Times, % the 26fh ut, say.
that harthoiomeN Corbett, an old man q
81, ana iether Ct the man who shot Booth
was recently taken 70 one Of The L,ondoe
warehouses, while laboging under a severe
ana probably iatsl case Of erysipeias. H.
was a bird suffer, and his room ~,
crammed with stuffed birds. hooes. snF
papers. An avenue three fset hifh M
two feet wide. and formed % stated birds
A., led % q recess, not much larger thar
the interior of an ordinary siEsd portmsp
teen, Sud this eccentric Individual must
have slept in the recess fer many year.
Letters found in bis possession Indicate
thai hh son expected soon 70 pay Inn .
wait
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

TOW johnson. OF 0a., has appointed N,
following gentlemen Committee to p-,.
pare code of laws ior The proieotion and
government Of the frceimen and freeawo.
men Of ocorgiu, and 30 rcport the same 4,
no Legislature: Mcssrs. r. Stsrnes. %
Redmond Linton stenhcns, OF Hancock
VIM. Hspo Had, Of Clsrk Logan Z. Blecl
ley. OF Fulloni and l.. n. white, Of Bib
ghe Committee need not DO more than sub
NIT o. .au. IN iov haes, repeating an law
relative ioaiayos sni free persons Of cOlsr
Nothing more is Necessary.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

The probability Is that Patton is the sue
csssful candidate. He has reported msjor-
itios in Dale, Henry, Coffee and cOyington
whilst Greene is pretty equally divided be.
tween Burger and Smith.
Patton is q native Of Huntsville, Ala, an
experienced legislator, and one Of the
Eealihiesi citizens Of the State al Of the
candidate are competent, and coed men
Bulger was q Colonel in the rebel service.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

GxENAS EviGEArIoN TO TExas.-The Gal
ve-ton Bulletin, of the "a, says;
The old regular line OF vessels between
this port snd Bremen has been re-cstablish-
cd b. Messrs. Braucr S,n, of the latter
city. The well known bark Fortuna left
Bremen the Isl Of October, aud another vas
70 leave yesterday fer this post. This hrm
will have iron four 10 six vessels running
regularly IN the tfsde, and can put on more
should there be a greater demand. The
Fortuna aud Weser have already brought
Eaany hundreds Of emigrants 10 this pert,
and other vessels that may be put in the
trade viii De particularly adapted for the
trnnsportiou Of emigrants, taxing a back
lead Of cotton, We believe that great
hood Of emigrauts, particularly from Ger
many, viii dow into the Saie during the
coming year, and We believe that Messrs.
b. A ton will soon see the necess " Of plsc-
ing . hue Of steamers in the trade OF some
OF the sail vessels.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

The Republican Banner, Of yesterday
made some pretty sharp comments upor
the tclsgrarhic dispatches sent to the Nash
Wills pfess. We hope the Banner and al
the ue"spapers Of Nashville aud the south
VIII take steps 10 be represented in the meet
ing q the Western Associated Press, a
Louisville That meeting presents the hes
rneaus Of esoape irou the impositions undei
vhirh Ne afe suffering.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18
The widows and Orphans OF Rebel


The Gsorga State Convention adopted an
ordnance declaring i the duty Of the Leg
isiatute 30 provide ior the widows and or
phaus Of Georgia soldiers, aud Tor disabled
soldiers.
number Of propositions, on this subject
have been submitted to the Legislature Of
hississiPpii amongst them one laying tar
oi one per cent Per mile on all passengers
who travel on the railroads Of that State.
The Mobile Register aud Advertiser re-
gaEis sha % sacred duty. and trusts that
Alabama viii not be expected to repudists
her ''living defenders or the memories Of
her heroic dead The Alabama COnvon-
veution, however. took no action on the sub
icrt
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

Chaplain French in bic recent address in
View YORK, ou TIE subject Of the freedmen
Of he South Mid "There they are nov,
Wi-hout money, shelter and clothes. They
have no Friends Of their oEn race to assist
ihem'. and feeling OF supreme LONELINESS
has oonc over them. How glad they were
When they fret became aware Of their free
a"n' anticipating no hsrdships; aud yet
thsy had no sooner begun TO snuff the air
O.. that freedom when their suferings com
mcncef. They are now fast travelling down
10 the tomh. They want coains. and will
want thousands morc be ore the FIRST Of jan
uary of 1856.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18
A Washington Medal Purchased from
she Indians.

From the Lawrence JOurnal, 9TH
Maior-General John B. Sanborn, when in
this city iew days ago. showed US quite q
relic OF antiquity, which be procured from
an ludisn chief. % the council az the mouth
Of the Little Arkansas. and for which be
gave a horse worth Sl25. Il was a silver
medal about ak inches long sRd four inches
wide. of an oval shape on one side were the
words in q circle, sc. Washington, Prea-
dent, 10 Young King" with two figures, one
Of an Indian with his tomahawk thrown on
the ground, and in his hand pipe, handing
il 10 the other figure, intended 10 represent
o white prince, with a crown on his head /;
III the bottom wss the date l7Se. On the
nther side Was n representation Of a shield
and eagle in one claw was bunch Of ar
rows, IN the other twigi over the head Of
the eagle were twelve stats asid the words
" United States OF America" but DO motto.
Everything about the medal showed its an
cient origin the lettets were old ia, hioned,
and the representation of the eagle was IN
natural and awkward, such - boy would
now dFaw-none Of the liie-like expression
that the eagle hts on the coin Dow-evi-
IDENTIFY the work Of other DAYS, when ongrHv
ing was not in is present degree Of perfec-
ton but seYenty-six years make quite an
improvement in the mechanical arts.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

ThOs. James Finhey, Esq., formerly o.
Memphis, was married recently At Wythe
vile, Virginia. He has retired from ths
bar, and intends 10 become farmer. We
wish him better success as q Virginia farmer
than sttcnded his eaorss 10 introduce the
cultivation Of cotton India.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18
Thourhts for the LerisIn,ure.

Il is very clear TO every thinking mind
that a change in the penilentiary system 4
every day becoming more and more neces.
cary. To enlarge the present establ shmeni
sufficient 10 accommodate the great inereas,
Of convicts, would be impossible, and t,
build two other penilentiaries, one in each
end Of the state, would be attended with
vast expense; therefore, ] suggest a plar
that viii save millions, and give more gen.
eTsl satisfaction 10 the whole Btnie than any
plan that has ever been adopted. twill b
simple and cheap, and be far more health
thaa close confinement.
The plan is 10 have portable cells, on
wheels, 20 be constructed Of boiler iron. rig-
eted t'geiber, and made perfect tight
with large chain passing under tne train
from front to rear, 50 e 10 lock given mum
Der Of cells together. Then Jet esch divi-
sion Of the State work It's own c0nvlcts, on
turnpikes, railroads aud navigation.
The plan Of operations in the commence
mont would be 10 continue the present pen.
iteptiary until a sufficient number Of celli
could be built, and then sell out the present
buildings aud ground, the proceeds OF which
would be sufficient " pay a ! outfit Of the
new arrangement, and all expense for sew
eral years.
II the above notions meet with sufieien
| favor, in another cOmmunicat on | will show
the supposed cost Of the change, and thl
supposed amount Of proceeds from the sal'
Of property and stock on hand. Anothe
reason for this plan is that it is not just Q,
bring convicts into competition with honor
able mechanics; and itis al0wering Of hat
ever craft is carried on in the penitentiary
II IL is a system Of reform, and intended Il
elevate the convict, why not learn him ID,
/ law. and medicine or let him study for III,
ministry EooSoNFiT.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18
Important from the Maine Border

The NeW York Times Of the I4th says it
has, from apparently Trustworthy authority
a rather startling rumor Of trouble Of a seri-
ous character on the Canadian border. Il
appears that British officer took the liberty
oflsading . company Of marines across the
line into the State Of Maine 70 arrest desert
en that his men themselves, finding that
they were on foreign soil, deserted him
that application was made to our authorities
60 have the men given up, which was, Of
course refused. The report adds that the
Washington Government, on being apprised
Of the case, Immediately ordered Hancock' =
corpa, OF . portion -aereof. to rendezvous in
Aaiue. such is the story; and this much
% certain. that body Of troops LEFT Hart
ford Al miduight on Sunday Tor Augusta,
Aains.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

DEATH on A NEEERAHLE ASo NFNFRArrp
LAny.-We find in the jackson News Of the
sth inst. a notice % the deaih OF Mrs Anna
NJ. Adams. 81 the age Of ssveuty-fSur years
Mrs. Adams was a native OF Lexington. XIV,
sod married, ia that State, Hon. George kd-
ans, who, removing 10 Mississippi. became
one Of is leading lawyers % early as lS25.
ana went upon the bench Of the United States
STREET Court Of that State IN ISsg. She
survived her husbsna many YEAR,, ami
ieaFss behind hcra large family OF descend
ant', among whom we would mention oar
ieiloE-eiiizens, Gen. Daniel ". Adams. and
Gen Nirt adams, Of Mississippi, vhs =. one
time resided a short period IN thiseitv. The
deaih Of Nm Adama occurred On the sea-
ulI-A q. Rcayuac.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

There was public meeting at Memphis
last Saturday to ratiiy and endorse the pol
icy Of President Johnson. The resolutions
adopted wesf, in the main, appropriate; bui
they undertook 10 represent the whOls
southern people, which was cutting it .
little TOO iai.' The Speakers on the coca
aion were ". x. Poston, Old Phil Glenn
Rev. Nr. Kerr, W. j. sykes and Others.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18
BOILING & HEALD
AUCTIONEERs

TAVING reuoFesi 20 No. - ColleEs street. s..
El wanas RlocS. hops % Sc Al thsir fiencr a..
TIE publc generally az iheir nss p sce q husuess.
ne move uus made Gu account o. rooEn Tie houer
- nov n.soIry b tzrre gno1Eh ior Al puFposts
We vi 81 EVEEf DAf s1e NIGHT. sad have
nov n Sore, uncpaned. 100 Hsrs fhoes. Boots.
honneis and Noiious. and I2e 10 q Vagina 10
bacco.
Coma and 80 o., al 81 you. Is " zre deierrniu-
e % make cur house, THE AUCTION hotsk q
NAshvllle; nd no paias snal b sparsd . accero.
pllsh tbs end.
We hsvs, 40, TIE Fooa humorea and gslae-
1'~nii Charlie Fox - Anceoaeer. uoFl5-lv.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18
9masemsuta
New Theatre.
corner OF UNION AND SUMNER srREEr1
rosiively me las appearance Of the charming
Young Fcresss
MISS ETTIE HENDERSON.
Saturday Evening, November 18Th, 1853,
Who vii appear IN tHo Of her asyo-its iruusrso,a.
ions
, ACk SHEPRARD.
AND TEE
ISViSIRLE PRINCE.

JACK TGE EOUsEBREkRER, and Dos. lean
DER, sin songs ana Dances
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

-. 'AA,sT--The Memphis Balletiu
s-,.,---,.' ne 'scent telsgrsphic dis
SO ,'l-''e 70 Gen. Forrest Itadd,:
ne 'Iena. mo'' Of HE time in Memphis. /.
Persis'sntiy devoted 70 bu,,p.,. -, - :. !.
al times, and under al ei,--,..... - -, =
aeqaie'eenes IN TIE established orss, =
thing. and i' to-day, as he ", 49,. -. :,
stasneh friend and sahssspt a. ~. D.
dent.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

An Alabama paper says D. C. Hum
phreys was defeated Tor the senate in Mad
ison county by his "unPopularity. But
what made HIM uupopular-bcesuse be has
ior couple Of years past sustained the
union, and advocated in the canvass the
ratification Of The Constitutional Amend
r--rtp
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18
The Laate Robbery in Chattanooga.
The Chattanooga Gazette Of the 18th has

INV AAAAAAAAA4Aata q hAeat-tAe "a AAN AnAA ia
the following
The readers Of the Gszette have been
made acquainted through our columns with
the circumstances connected with the abb
straciion Of So, 800 from the ssfe Of Capt
j. i. Remington, A. q NJ, at this place,
which was discovered some ten DAYS ago.
Last Sunday the money Wss found in the
same package in which il bad beeu stolen
deposited in a coffee sack and hidden under
q pile Of coal in q warehouse, near the office
from which il ives stolen. The circum-
siances under which the money was found
reflect credit on those who undertook the
task. but strange TO say, no clue can be OBJ
tanned As 60 who committed the robbery,
aud though professional detectives nave
been employed for the purpose OF discover
ing the thief or thieves, their labors have
been an IN vain, aud they have retired
scomhtied from the work The robbery
was certainly one Of the baldest that ever
occurred in lhis city, but those who com
mitted % have been old hands at the bni-
ness snd have completely covered up their
tracks and ballled all attempts 10 discover
them.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

4 dispatch irom Washington Of the asa
inst' q the Cineianati Enquircr, ssyss
Among the distinguished ssutherners nov
pm the ci2s ere John Minor Boits, 81 Nir.
gaia, and John Bell, OF Tennessee.
Row does Mr. Bell iravelg lie was il
Nashville yesterday.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18
FREPABEo ~

WILLIAM H. GREEG, VI d.
Graduate of the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons, New York; formerly Assis
tant Physician in the BlaekwelPs
Island Hospitnls.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18

4
Register OF Thursday lssi says:
We Aave desired, end intend. n give &
iac President cur earnest support. % lonr
90 De- adul lalstyatian Be- con3ucied accoriinf
d Tie principles manifested in his recon
strlciiau policy. When be departs fsom
tlel ADD givrs his influence 70 tue radicals
tre done with him. lt seems. from re-
M @Hpaichcs iroin Washington, that the
--ss.aeut vac eNocedintly happy when The
~" o. Tie election in New Jersey reached
- - el- Immediately afterwards appointed
80 Ahlpaiuok, ore 81 the bitierest of the
- -, e 1an y ho had been making speech
s..,t -. 10 New jersey. denoancine the
. e,-'A a. the southern teopls, Miuister Al
-, m " earnestly hope this prws is no,
-. :. -ea,' the hrsg para OF il lin Il
''e 'a' huie hops IN The future.
. = nes'''', the asws is true. But DO
''',''-iaged sbout he future. Il viii
come up AL rrAt.-