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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-02-08
BOOTS and SHOES.

TVNHE undersigned respectfully notifies all the
people OF Charlcstown and neighborhood, that
he is unremitting in his attention to the
MIXING e REPAIRING
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-02-08

BY W. GILMORE sIMMs.
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Spread tho Truth !
October 10

Some medical mon insist that 1t is undgniGed to ad
vertisc remedy however valuable it may be. Quoor
reasoning this 1t Ia like saying that article which tho
world needs should be hid in corner-tfat benefits and
blessings may be too widely dlIuscd-tha tho means of
protecting md restoring health should be close monop-
oily, and not accessible to all The argument is bad It
is worsc than that; 1t is inhumdn Suppose HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BrTTERS-an absolute specific for
dyspepsia, biousness and debiity-had never
been known beyond tho repertoire of the faculty. WIN,
would hnvo been the consequence? Instead of curing
and ipvigoratng Millions the good effects Of the prcpa
ration would have been confined to q comparative few
There is the highest authority for saying that light should
not bo hid under buslcl that whatever is excellent
should be placed as city hill where oil men can
tako cognizanco OF it. 1t upon this principle that tho
BITTERS have been advertised, and continue to be nd
vorscd in every newspaper Of any prominence in tho
western hemisphere, and that tho spontaneous tesmo
mails in its favor have been translated into a written
languages. thousands enjoy perfect health today who
would be lnnguishing beds of sickness If the nowspa
pcrs had not spread The truth ,oih regard this unequaed
inufgordnt and corrective far and wide Suppose profit
has been reapcd from this PUBLICITY Is that any argu-
mcnt against It? the public health has boon protected
fhvcs have been saved if tho feeble have strength
ened and the sick restored good has accomplish
ed; and who 30 moan to grudge to oxerons thus d
rected their fair reward?
October 90 q
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PRIVATE SALES.
| Sn,0I UOuseS ia W,nore1 tt,,d Nussuu-sr,ot: al
| PTiCdtc SAFE.
! BS SMITH ~ lGcS:ILLIvRAY.

Sn'0a houses ia Ihnnorca' and Nussnu-s,r. Cts al
BY SMITH h,Eegte :. ssss:YG.,,vr,r SGSf.
REAL ESrAI L AGENTS,
No. ISo;,, "a Drond-'trcet. i'snr st"tc-strect.
1 House in Nassa'-strce east side, next north Of
Ptantdtion, Farms, city Lots. a,d otter vuluoJie
nx Sa sSsrFTI l;Elos {: AZ MeGIGGiVAy, t$HafG Nas
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND BROKERS'.
we 90 nio"o-stfect, South siic, near SKATE
Valuable PLANTATIONS AND FARMS OH Johns Isl.
and the main lind Sea Coast; producing the finest class
OF Sea Island cottons and rice.
Tho following valuable ssrf TkAcrs OF LAND in St.
Johns Berkeley, to wit : 0i I't'D -n '''
na, climate on both sides OF the santce Canal including
Mnyalock Eighty acrcaof tho land consists of re,
Suses OF corn to tho acre The upland superior cot
Raroad known as Friersons Place .' northeast
TRACT m NO. Mime hundred and seven acres of land
IN IN. o. DOhns erkcy on the east and west sides
Lands All the low lands this tract arc easily drained
TRACT No 3fl5 acres Of land aitaatsS on F,uda,s
Guley on tho branch waters of the western branch of
TnAcr No. 4.-4i4 acres on Frisrson,s Run, branch
TI,crs Gt the western branch of the Cooper River in ST.
Tract No: 5.-917A acreu the Nelson Ferry Road,
Tract No. S-15i Pine Land cast of pinevillc,
wooded plne md place.
hne LOT in savage street near Tradd % Price $1,000
Fine building Lots in Meeting street. King street and
substantial Brick House in King street. below Broad,
viii VIII goou lot Premises could be converted into good
For terms, apply to the Office Of the undersigned.
SMITH & McGIL1IvRAY.
Real Estate Brokers'
No. II Broad street,
o,, o South side, near State street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO WHOLESALE GRoCERs, LIQUOR DEALERS, DIS
! TILLEIss, DRUGGISTS, GLASS AND
SOAP MANUFACTURERS.

ESSENTIAL OILS. EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES FOR
nayoring and improving Drandios, whskoys Runs,
Wines Cider, &C., &c. Ago and Body Preparations for
Neutrazing and Modifying Whiskcys and Spirits, Ex-
tracts of Holland and London Gins Colorings Gum and
Sugar syrups, and Fruit Juices. Dr. Fsuchtrcangcrs
Treatise Fsrmcnted Liquors, with 1000 Receipts and
Directions.
DRUGS. CHEMICALS. oXr9Es, ORES, &c.
For Soar MAsUFACTuREns.-Silicato of Sodn Soluble
Glass Liquid Quartz. in Dry Crystal Liquid or Jolly
Form; Caustc Soda, Soda Ash, Palm and Cocoanut Oils
Soapstone and China Clay.
All orders sent to will have prompt attention. and
overy information required will be chcerfuly gvon by
JOS. ". FEUCHTWANGER,
No. 55 Ccdar-street New York.
October wfmamos
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REAL ESTATE OF THE STATE WORKS
AT GREENVILLE. s. C.

NEAh E1SIhIE OF THE STATE WORKS S
At Private Sale
S. c., offer at Private sale
THE REAL, ESTATE OF SAID WORKS
The Tract of Land contains twenty acres and Is str-
ated ono milo and third from tho Court House ut
Greenvlle s. c. having the Anderson road on one side
and tho GTeenvlo and Columbia Railroad the other
About twelve acres Of the land is enclosed with high
anu CLOSE batten fence and within the enclosure
THE FOLLOWING BUILDINGS, VIZ:
OFFICE, 1S by 40 feet; finished rooms, hreplnccs
MACHINE SHOP, 80 by 200 feet, with brick basement
and Boiler House attached and 60 feet Chimney and
Fluc. ~
MACHINE SHOP, SO by 100 feet with Boiler House
and Drying House attached, and 90 feet Chimney and
Fluc. -
BLACKSMITH SHOP, 60 by 100 feet, with II Forccs.
lRoN FoUNDRY. brick, with two Cupolas, Air Fur
BRASS FOUNDRY, 90 by 80 feet with Curola double
Furnace and Chimney.
CARPENTER SHOP. so by 100 feet on brick pillars,
with Engno House attached.
Forge. "'.' O'o
feet
sToRERooM. % by so feet, on brick pilars.
STORERoOM, % by GO feet on brick pillars
sMOKEHoUSE 1s by 40 feet.
CORN CRIB, IL by "a feet
SHED, % by 70 feet
IRON HOUSE COKE SHED, STABLE, FODDER
WELL HOUSE, 1s by 90 feet.
Small ENGINE HOUSE
Terms credit OF md two years. In equal install
neus, with interest from ate on approved personal
security mortgage Of the promises, and assigned inaur-
nnce OF the buildings.
Thoro sever2l small Buildings on tho premises
outside of the encAure which will be sold for cash to
be removed from the premises.
For further information apply to
Secretary to Commissioners State Works,
Octoper 10 mwf Greenville, 8. G.
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HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL No11or-Dra C1roK1xY A
soHIEY (of Columbus Ga) having permanently lodated
in Charleston respectfully tender their services to the
citizens, In the practice Of Homeopathy.
Dr. O. has had tho experience Of fean years IN this
school Of medicine.
olco at our residence, No. IL, g. W. cornor COLLEGE
and GREEN STREETS corner OF Green).
HEnyEz III. CLzoKAs7, II. D. PHILIP T. sonrRY NJ D.
september5 Tyr
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1.-THE "CHARLEsTON HOUSE. -

To ladies purchasing dry goods for their country
friends, Messrs sroLL, WEpp & 90. viii guarantee to
fdrnish them with larger variety 70 select from than
any house In the cty also, to sell all articles at % low
prices as they can be had anywhere; will furnish pack.
ing tany dze FREQ Of charge: win take special caro-
inpaoking and ahpping any orders ntrustSd TO them
and win all that win call at their store Of every
accommodation nnd every attention. October 81
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MADAME LA MARS.

DRoEEssoR OF ASTRONOMY, AsTRoLoaY pHRR.
u NOLOaY AND PHYuOaNOMY-four Of the most
sublime scisnces TINT can occupy the human ind-has
located ot No. Oh BROAD BThRET second door from
King street, Sho gives general invitation to oil who de-
sire to consult on buhness OF importance There Is no
question which may not be accurately answered, and
much misery avoided by timely inquiry Of this Star Of
Aatrology She tosaeesea q magnetic power Of healing
and diseasee and tes them at once yheher
# 70 curahle. and save miny dollara
October 10 49, 5g.s-.. ..s!.,,/. LIMO
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PRICES CURnENT.-The Daily Ne,os' Prices Cur
rent will bo ready for delivery this morning at an
carly hour, and will contain, beside the usual
amount Of interesting commercial matter, tables
showing tho commerce of the port for the past
month.
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WE regret that owing to delay unavoidable in
our Office, The News failed to reach its subscribers
on the line of the South Carolina Railroad yester-
day. Hereafter VIC trust nothing of tho kind will
occur; at all events wo shall use our utmost oxer-
tions 10 prevent it.
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October 90
October 90 nauSe
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IH AUCIIDALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE kH hUCIIDALE
STREET.
AZ Private Sale
THAT MOST ELIGIBLE LOT on tho west sido of
Archdalcsreet, known tho Property Of tho German
rendy Society," measuring 100 feet front by feet in
epth more or less On tho lot remaining tho walls of
the former Hall of the Society, sufficiently strong to re-
ou1d on and could easily be arranged largo school
OF private dwelling. Also very neat two story Dwell
LING In complete order and occupied There is also
large oistorn and three wells tho lot other walls of
kltchen and outhouscs remaining which can easily be re-
Church. Apply -
August a. fmw No 2o5 KING STREET.
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UNDER DECREE I'M EoUITY.

. Syfn07lS U8o BeT-ndrd,
On THURSDAY, tho 9th November ne1t at II o,caco,r
49,, A. A. n: vii be sold, near the Exchange.
ALL THAT VALUABLE PARCEL. OR INT on AMI
within the present limits Of the City of Chnreston ana
known as Farm, containing four acrcs nnra ~
mery Of Philip Patrc to the and south on land ~
road. "''h nih8-slreet
Terma..one half cash; the balance in one and two
years with interest secured by the bond and morpags
OF the purchaser, with leave TO pav tho ,.ho ~
Tho purchaser to pay for papors - '' An '1An'
o..,,o.,. JAMES ". GRAY. Master In Equity.
oSsoooI tnf7
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AG Z MT 8 :

Tho following are the Agents for this paper:
W. A. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and CoIectiu,
Agent
Rev. COLIN MURcHISON. General Travelling and Col
lectng Agent.
TOWNSEND & NORTH, Booksellers and stauoncrs
Columbia 8. G.
o. D. GOODMAN, Cross Hill, Laurons District g. G.
J. " NETHERS Union, s. G.
Captain W. Z. EARLE Greenvillo; g. c.
Col J. J. RYAN, Barnwc11, S. G.
J. T. DUBOIS, Marion
G. g. HARDY, Sandy Ford P. O., Madison Co., Fla
PATRICK HUVEY, Macon, Ga
J.Y. II. WILLIAMS, Clinton, s. C.
J. R. ALLEN, Chester c. H, @.
w. 8. LANCE, Grahamvillc p. o. Beaufort S. c.
B. II. BRADFORD, walterboro', 8. G..
H. L. DARN Sumter, S. c.
THAD. G. ANDREWS, orangoburg s. G.
]. Ii. BROWN, "Southerner office" Darlington, s. c.
N. NJ QUINN BRO, Augusta.
]. II. FSTELL, Savannah, CO.
ISAAC DAvEGA, Agent In New York.
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BUSINESS NOTICES
Auction suIoa Th,aD,,

Auction Sales This Day.
MoKKY'& & CAMPBELL will soil this day. at 10 O'clock
at tholr Cash Auction House, opposite Now Postoface,
superior furniture, carpets &c.
MILES DRAKB will continue the assignees salo Of dry
goods boots. shoes, this day. at his store corner Of
King 6nd Liberty streets.
Bowers snoox will Sell this day. at their store No
1877 Meeting street. OF 10 o'clock, furniture light wagon
harness, &C.
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A Fact Worth Knowing

Fact Worth Knowing.
Tho best invcstmonyfor invalid, who suffers from
debility or loso OF appetite is bottle Of PAsKN1s Ho-
patio Bters as will be to give relief For sale by
oil Druggists.
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HAVE YOUR Likeness TAKEN at the Star Gallery,
by HARLOW, tho artist. See advertisement.
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CATAnRH.-For this prevalent complaint, DIR.
NonToNs new remedy is advertised by Drs. RAouL
q LyRAH, corner Of King md Market streetsA
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CHoIRnA, DIAnnHGA AND DYsrRTEnY need not alarm
tho patient MARsDENs CARhINATTvE SYRUP win
relieve and cure overy case For sale by all Druggists
October 20 KING & oAssIDEY Agents
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PARADE OF A CoLonED FIRE CoMPANY.-Yester-
day afternoon the streeta were temporarily block
AIDED by o dense crowd Of freed paople-men,
women, boys, girls and babies-that accompanied
4 colored fro company which was parading. When
one could get Glimpse Of the company through
tho throng Of darhiee, Which was very rare, 1t was
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SAVANNAH STEAnIKRs.-Attention is directed to
the advertisement Of Messrs. FERausoN & HOLMES,
announcing the opening Of new line Of steamers
between Charleston and Savannah.
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UNDER DECRME M EoI1fny

Macbeth ct TIC us. Hume, TI7Istee Of -,
on TUESDAY, the 9th OF November next NJ II os.,o,,
A. ID, will be sold near the Old Cnstor uo, eioeA
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND on the east siJe ~ ,,
street. IN the city OF Charleston, known I'm Pnrco Nv
OF Henry Mddletons lands No az meaanrina p!as s
containing in front on New street 40 feat inchS u 10
oacR or east limo 40 fee the north line I5G foot U
on the south Limo 16s feet inches Bo,ndin1 :, % tha
west on New street; to tho east on land ata ~ " e
Iurnbnl; to the north on land Of Mrs Mary PcnnoI o
ALL THAT OTHER LOT fn Neu, e,roo, ,,,, .
above to tho south, md known in Pnrcea JILL She
2s, measuring In front New street. I0 fest % m NO.
on tho back or east limo 40 feet inches. on tb M
line l63 feet 1nchcs and tho south line Iei SI
bounding to the west New streets to fhe aaa. ~ @
late OF Turnbull; to the north nm iot NJ On ~ an9 @
wilmington ~ eela'e OF a. b.
plat Of tho above two lots can be eeen a. o
Ierns-onehird caah; balance payahIo IN III Utivo T.
three iour and hvo years, secured by bond ma w.
saso Oh tho promises Purchaser to pay for papers
October IN tr,r j. w. Graf,
-------N-HAo -o-o Maater In Equity
ESTATE NOTICE
By permisson OF the Court of Fonts 1,,u .
hghest bidder, at the Court Honao 49, 1oi 70 the
1oro on MONDAY, the 9th day Of Noyember neat
.5n Tho i Law OFFICE AUD Law LIBRARY o, tho l,ts
Terms-Half cash; balance payubIa IN .,
secureG oy note and approved surety with tbe ,;,,
to purchaser OF paying al cash. @A1 1he privilege
Walterboro', October 9th, Less. saoDfR1sY Executor
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Estate Sale Of Valuable Sea Island Plantations sit
ndted on Edisto Lsland-Riee Lands opposite VA
ton, 81. PdpS Pdrish-Cohon Lands on Tboqoo-
doo Greek, ST. Pdups Parish, in the Stale Of South
Cdroina belonging TO The late Eplrain M Bay
ndrd Esq.
BY H. II. DcLEON.
Will be sold ut Public Auction In the City Charleston
D. O., on WEDNESDAY, the 9th OF December, 1866, at
O'Clock. at the old Custom House, corner OF Brood
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CIR,

B1",TIIIE I.IS,r rOTI.IETTERS O RE,
NAMING in tho Postoffico at tho
ond Of eneh weole is published Off
oially i'm II II IG ID AILY N NEw g
every Friday morning.
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seeh to be tho Niagara. 1t mustered about thirty
men, nicely dressed in q uniform of bluo shirts
turned down with red, black pants, and the usual
flromans hat. They had fino banner of blue
silk, on which was printed, in gilt lotters, tho
namo of tho company, tho dato of it's organization
and their motto-"Evcr Ready" A colorcd band
was Ill attendance, which accounts For tho crowd.
The company behaved with tho greatest propriety,
and oven tho accompanying crowd mado no I'M
seemly noise.
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NEW FIRM.-We invite attention to the card Of
Messrs. W. Y. LErToH and R. g. BRUINS, who have
formed q copartnership in business; Mr.. LErroH
is well known to the public lately the Surveyor
of this port, who resigned his position because he
could not take tho iron-clad test oath. Mr. BRUINS
is favorably known as having been tho head Of
the house BRUINS & Bee. Both gentlemen,
therefore, are too we'll known to the public to re-
quire further notice from the DAILY NEWS.
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AUCTION SALES.

S'ipertor pd,7or, Uininy Room and Chu,aJcr
fWWau!r, B-MssG and TtLret Pile Carrots, DE.
MCKAY 4: CinIPEEGLLI,
SaSh auction House, No. 30 lInscI-strc<t, on
pnsitc Ec7y postoniCC,
win sell THIS DAY, Mt 10 o'clock precisely,
pANbOit ftRNIl uRE-Carvcd Rosewood CiiGirs in
Sik Brocatcl o:d Reps. Carved Rosewood Sofas, Tcc.a
!ccs and Easy Chairs NarblcTop Centre Tables lock
ing Chairs, WhGt-EOts, silk DlInas!t Window Curtains
super Tapestry Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Mirrors
&c, &c.
DINlNG-ROOM MFURNTTURE-MahoGpn Dining and
Card Tables, Mahogany Sidcboard N1olair and Cane
Scat Chairs Side Tables Sofas Lounges Carpets Book
Case, &C., &c.
BED CHAMBER FURNrTURE-Mahogany Upright
Post and CoAc Bcdsteads, Marblc-Top Bureaus, Ward
robes, Towel Racks, Super Mahogany Wasbstands, Work
Tables Scnroys. Canc-Sent lockers and Chamber
ChairG Carpets, Crockery Powr &c., &c
KITCHEN NFURNITURE-Tablcs, Chairs, WashboardR,
Tubs Ccokng Utensils, Clothes wrngers, Pans Crock
cry, Meat Safes, Ovens, Wash Boilers &C., &C.
Conditions cash. November
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.UpCuEs. MINISTER'S, sc.

T. NJ. WILSON, Pastor.-
,L;ng every Sabbath morning at lO5
n and in the evening at o'clock. Sab
School at 9 o'clock, 4. NJ. Prayer meet
|rsrv Thursday evening at o'clock.
LEoii,t Episcopal Church-REv. A. BAKER,
.5er in charge. Rev. j. PERsHING, AS
r. Preaching every alternate Sabbath
Irg. ntIO3 O'Clock. Sabbath School at
H. NJ. Prayer meeting every Wednes'
|vning, at 7 o'clock.
ID Independent-REv Ii. R. POWELL,
every Sabbath morning at
[Iock and in the evening at O'Clock
H. School at O'Clock, P. NJ. Prayer
f. IN the first Monday evening of each
and ON every Tuesday, Thursday and
y evening, excepting the first week in
Imcuth.
! Er;n;.,;c Reffodist-REv. MORGAN ELLIS,
Preaching every Sabbath evening at
5Go,cIock. Sabbath School at II o'clock,
1 PRAYER meeting every Friday evening,
clock. Society every Tuesday evening
o'clock.
.aglss-REv. w. LLOYD, Pastor.--Preach-
lyery Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock.
E-fculor Bdpfists DAVID EVANS,
Preaching every Sabbath evening at
5ck. Sabbath School at at O clock, z. NJ
Elolic-REv. R. c. CHRIsTY, Pastor
res every Sabbath morning at l02 o'clock
Eespers at o'clock in the evening.
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the convention. | speak of course for
myself and myself alone, when call Jour
attention to other subjects than that great
overshadowing question which should first
receive our attention. 1G
In conclusion, the speaker intimated
that The Southern States would ere long
make demand for compensation for their
emancipated slaves. He continued as
follows:
When the State conventions Of the
South assembled to reform their State
constitutions, they provided for the repu-
diation of their rebel debt, but every
Southerner here knows with what reluc-
tahce they acted In that matter. It re-
quired the positive commanU of the Pres
ident and all the powers ofSthe Govern
ment to exact that condition. But that
thing can be repealed by State action !;
tAkt.f can by State action undo what they
have done, and assume the payment of a
debt which they have now, under coercion,
repudiated. Let it be written down in
the fundamental law of the land, les the
people of this nation see that it is written
down In the fundamental law of the land,
that no money shall be paid, either North
or South, In compensation for efforts to
destroy this Government.
Upon these subjects, and particularly
upon the subject Of equality and justice in
representation, [ think. this conv eution
ought TO speak out. These Southern men
complain that their constitutional and
natural rights are infringed. If they
complain without cause, it is for you to
declare the fact. Ii they ask more justice
than any should receive, do you deny it
to them. If they ask that the voting
power of white man In South Carolina
shall equal the voting power of TWO white
men in Pennsylvania, it is unjust on their
part, and you should say so. If they ask
less than justice, give them full justice.
If they ask more than justice, deny them
more than what they are justly entitled to.
As for the d:sfranchisement Of rebels
and enfranc chisement Of the black people,
that is subject that will also come be-
fore the convention. Upon that subj ject,
gentlemen, ali have to say is, do nothing
in anger, hatred, i'll will or revenge, but
do that which justice and right, mercy
and love, dictate for their work: and
their work only, endureth forever. Let
not love for this or that man, but love for
all mankind, be your guide; let it be
your motive, aud be in all your resolutions;
aud tell you that such course will be
far more effective in melting the hearts
aud touching the consciences of those that
oppose yor than could any thing done in
hatred, i'll will, or through any feeling of
revenge. | am one of those who believe
that love for God and man is the law, and
the ouly law, of the world And [ be-
lieve that the bad and the vile of this
world are more effec.ually rebuked by
love than they could be by any denunca-
ton or exhibition of passion or violence.
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2NsBURG BOR. OFFICERS

At LARGE.
.gs'.-James A Moore.
"'rsS Of the Pedce-Earrison .Kinkead,
md J. Waters.
81 DjrsctorS-D. W. Evans, J. A Moore,
}. Davis, David J. Jones, William NJ.
] rR. Jones, jr.
f4gh Treasurer-Geo. W. Oatman.
7f 10 COunciL--Saml. Singleton.
S1 Comm'SsioRer-David DAVIS.
EAST WARD.
m CounciI-A. Y. Jones, Tohn o. Evans.
eI Davis, Charles Owens, r. Jones, ir.
|l'ta6te-Thomss Todd.
fgs Of EIection-Wm. D. Davis.
sP''tors-David E. Evans, Danl. ]. Davis.
''''or-Thomas J. Davis.
WEST WARD.
Ta Council-John Lloyd, Samuel Stiles.
son hinkead, John L. Scanlan, George
,''a0Le-Baruabas M'Dermit.
Ss q Etection.-John d. Thomas
Yso'oT''-William U. Sechler, George W.
Fsssor-J oshua D. Parrish
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-13
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CRESSON STATION.

.Igss Of the Comts-President, Hon. Geo.
I1F huntingdon; Associates, George W.
y, Henry c. Devine.
|5hoHoiary--Geo. c. X. Zahm.
El,ter and Recorder-James Griffin.
Et-James Myers.
rlet Attorney.-John F. Barnes.
mtg COmmisSioners- John, Campbell, Ed
Class, E. R. Dunnegan.
fPgrer-Barnabas M'Dermit.
House D'rsctorS-George Mccullough,
e Orris, Joseph Daley.
House Treasurer-George C. X. Zabm.
lu.ior'-Fran. P. Tierney, Jro. A. Ken
Lnanual Brallier.
h'y Surreyor.-Heury Scanlan.
.oH@.-"illiam Flattery.
.4ntls 4PprdiSer-John Cox.
I" O Common Schools. F. Condor.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-13
Speech Of Hon. James speed
Before the Southern Loyal
lists, Convention.

Hon. James Speed was chosen perma-
nent president of the Southern Loyalists'
Convention, and upon taking the chair,
delivered the following address =