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FLUID R BUCHU,
,PHvoIAtH s, PLEASE NOTICE

We make no secret Of the Ingredients
H~elmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu is crmposed
Of Buchu, Buhebs and Juniper Berries, Sc
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Of ixteen years. experience in the city of
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the most eminent PHYSICIANS, has been admit
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Administrator Notice.

nj 0TIO 3 is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been duly appointed and
fled Administrator Of the estate Of Mary
Coup, decd, late Of Montgomery TIP.
JOHN SHOOK.
September II, 1866.
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HELMB0LD's
Examination Of Teachers.

Uyho / GARD Of School examiners will
NEE at Loudouville, on the second
Saturday Of October, and at Savannah, on
the seco. | Saturday Of November, Tor thu
conyenis ,e of teachers in different part
of the cou0ty. Other Examinations vii
be held at Ashland as advertised.
BY order Of Board,
r. M. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Sept. 5th.-4wl3.
, 1866-03-31
NEFOEkm In ENGLAND AND
ANIL ERTCA

Our renders will remember that the same
English tory leaders who, during the war,
clnmored the most vchemcntly for the des-
truction Of the Republics, are now the loudcst
In applaudfnE Andrew Johnson's policy. It
Is not little instructive to percciEe that the
samc men who rejoice Mt every thrust against
freedom In America are also bent on sitting
every reformatory movement In Great Britain.
The latest European accounts bring the intel
ligenee that at a meeting held at Lord Derby's
houee 1t WAS determined by the Marquis Of
Salisbury, Benjamin Disraeli, md others OF
the land o1igorchy Of England, to oppose the
new Reform Bill ut every staec OF It's progress,
no doubt, with the same pertiuacity which
Andrew johnson and his followers display In
thwa1ting every enlightened measure Of Con-
gress- Any one who ever doubted the work
ings Of political laws OF grayitat1on, must
surely be convinced that the despots OF the
New World arc made Of the same stui
as those OF the Old, and that
there Is no more fitting parallel 10 Andrew
johnson and Ills Stare oligarchy, than the
Earl Of Derby and lis land olgarchy. But
the parallel ends here, because we find Illus
triouh members OF the English land oligarchy
who constitute the executive brancl, of the
English Government, Lord Russell and Earl
Grey, taking the lead in this reform move
mcut, while the President Of the United
States Is found at the head Of the reactionists
in this country.
But il will finally be in our young Republic
MS in old England. Justice md Right will
prevail In both hemlspheres, md rs the Al
mighty has not given Milton, Cromwell and
Wilbcrforce 10 England for the purpose Of be-
Ing forever held in bondage by the Hcbralc
Dleraci mud the Ilomc1ic Derby, 80 VIC nay
a1.o trust that In blessing America With
Washington, Franklin and Lincoln, the good,
ness Of Gcd is not now to be baillcd by An
drew johnson.
, 1866-03-31
or consdant, or Intimate friend, for whom

or consdant, or intimate friend, for whom
he'ot1cer entettalus such personal regard "a
VIII induce him, tor whatever reason, to grant
the favor for which the bribe was given. AZ
nearly as the public hare been permitted to
know, this state Of facts has prevailed at the
White Housc, and constitutes The whole bust
ness Of pardon brokerage. A pretty woman,
the sources OF whose influence oTet the pscsi-
dent arc unknown, but whose sobriety and
chastity have both been impugned, holds her
sell forth to the world as ready to
secure pardons without the ordinary DELAYS
incldent TO an examination into tie merits Of
the case. To test her veracitya detective
pays her her fee $500, pretending to be reb-
els and In few hours receives from her hand.
under the signature Of the President, tpl
pardon for crimes never committed, and for
person that never existed. The detective Is
prosecuted and the tribunals and the public
substantially aeqnit him. Was It any theless
the 500 that procured the pardon, than il
that sum had been paid directly to the Preai..
dent What is The result Of the trial, then.
but to convict the President! But besides
treason and bribery, President is liable to
impeachment for acts which do not.
amount to- any crime whatever, but
are mere mfsdemeanors. Can there be apy
more fagrant mlsdemeauor In Vice Pncsi-
dent than to appear In state Of maudlin
drunkenness to take the oath Of Office. Is 1t
not mlsdemeanor for President Of the Uni
ted States TO tolerate female pardon broker
in the White House, OF to make speech to
rebel mob, accusing ConXress Of treason In re-
eistinE his plans Of admitting representatives
, 1866-03-31
COPPERHEAD STATEMENT.
President Johnsonss Position in Regard
to the Conuecffcnt Election.

A. D.. - liz - A. r-.
4;.a., T. ,1I na t. E, 1s, eaMof 1; o. tne Hartford
1ns,1, Mss, anu = tas LUZ. Golan a. lnsersol 1or-
Tsrsn nist1ict hors ~; Ts,n1i.h 'HS ~ ~" n.s
torrIax ,att3 ~ Ins o. M aa ~
.e" .taaH. "'1 tne lsea1uen1' Oh tne 80 IN
., n.Hut
10 the Editofs o< Connecticut: ,..
Ihe Undersigned we're introduced to Presi-
dent johnson On Friday evening. the ed
gress from Kentucky. aud : personal friend Of
the President, Who bad previously assured us
that the President, In view OF the success Of
bis restoration policy, go vital to the welfare
Of the Union, desired the election Of the Hon,
James E. English in Connecticut. Gen. Rous-
with the President.
We stated to the President that ne had
called to ascertain, beyond question or doubt,
the position which he took 10 q late conve7sa-
tion with Gen. uaWley and Messrs- Owen and
Grtswo1d, of Connecticut, report Of which
hnd been published, and which we believed
menis a. expressed upon that occasion.
Ha SAID that he had no Views to conceal;
tbat me present crtsas demanded frank
avoWals, aud he bad publicly made them; be
hoped mere would BE- no deception pFacticed
upon the people.
I'VE we re- seaa n - nlm ne g., despatch 81 Messrs.
l. --T~~'
ing u aaIllord;
9e enPssssea sufp!se tnat taG gentlemen
4ao omltteG an essent'ai part OF bis remarks.
H ne sei9 PC ala slana npon me principles Of
tne 1Aitlnore P.at1oIa. tae o9]eet 81 which
was 70 restore tne UNION, ana that Was his
o9}ect now. lie dtd uesue the success Of tho
Union parry,
i. We then said, 1t Is claimed In Connecticut
that when you say you desire the SUCCESS of
the Union party" you desire the election
Of Gen: Haw!ey, as the party that supports
him calls itse1 the Union party
Ae replied that ne meant BY the Union
PaE1{ al thls time me PATTY which supports
ns unaoa NJ an festosa.1on a.S pones M whoever they
nay DC, ~ anu ao othsts. ~ ne aia not consider
n !aoss 41 Eno oppose DE- PoAcy aa belonging to
1ae on,un a 4his th ee,tan sould oe no Nus
IsPtEsntaalon !P RE- u tnis - nattel. A ne eonsldered
that ina sae we'S ol tas uhlon depended upon
tnE Es saGGess ~ nts Iestosaao4 Po1ey.
ne sles'1snt ri Mr.s tnsa sena51e4 tnat Messrs;
~, UMea ana nIs"oM tsat 10 saoaia nave reported
n liz ~ ~; r. ~ Tue iienu oi 1oose
NuE snPpos.su ~ Iutcy. anu Lne opPonenL
~ Aneee "no oplsv.seo y. Ahe 4uestloz, safd
Oe, u My 1estoIAIlo0 pUAc! Il now Inc para
, 1866-03-31
THE LOST FOUND.
An Illinois Girl Recovered from the
lnd1anA-An l0teresslos Narrative.

An lH1nQ1A &1FD Recovered from tne
lndianH-An lnteressloE Narrative.
From tho Denver News, March a.,
Gov. Cummings has furnished rs with the
following copy Of letter received yesterday
from Major Wynkoop, By which il will be seen
that he has recovered the girl mentioned q
day or two since, as having been held pris-
oner by the Dog Soldiers Of the Cheyenne
tribe. The papers OF Colorado, Utah, Idaho,
Montana, aud others which may see Ut, arc
requested to copy the letter, as it will mid in
the discovery Of the relations OF the recover
ed young lady:
FoRT LAnsED, Kanass, Marhh S, 1866.
TO HI Eredieney 4l:r7ale7 Gaazmln9s, Gousnor
c1 colorado Territory:
stR: / have the honor 10 stale that have Just
procured rom the Dog Soldiers Of the Cheyenne
iribe Of Indians white Rf1, fileen years Of age,
named Amsnds Fletcher, Who WIS captured on ihe
From ny conversation with her, and my knoul-
edge Of the country tn which she was takeu Judge
cine Bow Grees, not tar ha nom Fur Fopr q nsilecf.
She ttales that her taher and tHo brothert
escaped aid that her mother tef whether kllled or
probability, is IN Denver, Salt Lake City or idaho
ii he lime Of tho occurrence. Capt. wi4on. 1st
and may be able to gre You some information In
the prc1ses. The Eirl Ii Anxious to kuosx Rhether
her mother II lr1Dg; aud where her ia,her r: A.
soon as can learn The whereabouts Of ber hther
will send her TO him. Knowing that Jon N1ll feel
interested in m.t,ey Of this kind hare taken the
hhery Of addressing, you. The young lady va.
.fom M1ptrsviIle. HenIJ county. III and lhe family
Think II inquiries should be made through the
ptes4 Of Colorado, Utah and Idaho, her fsther can
be found
NJ sdd.e.s Is Fort Larned, Kansas, and would
respectfully request that ron acknowledge the re-
cttnt Of this Communication, and let me know what
u lhe result Of the Inquiries make TOR the pnr-
pose OF endeayorng 10 md the parents of this un-
fortunate female.
(SIened> E.W W1NKooP,
Major o. 8. a.. Special indian Agent.
, 1866-03-31

lFfom tue fiymouih, Ind Kepnoilcnn, aa3th.]
From friend ot Etna Green, we learn that
a man living in that p1ace, over ifty years OF
aye attempted to poison his wife On last Fri
day or Saturday night week, with whom he
had been living for more than thirty years, Tor
The purpose OF enabling him to marry another
woman, somewhat younger, with whom he
had become enamored. II seems that the old
fool and ltbertiae applied to L physician in the
place for the poison, telling him what he
wanted II tor. The physician being startled
by the cool, business like proposition Of the
wou1d-bo wife potsoner, asked time to consider
the matter. Five OF six weeks passed blythe
miserable old sinner in the meantime ire
9uently comforting with the doctor In rcla-
tion 10 The aflair,-when he WAS informed
that the poison would BE- furnished him at
certain time. Promptly at the hour, the
would-he murderers, the man and his paza-
mour, were on hand, and the poison gwen
them, when they started ut once on their
wicked mission, but were arrested Just in
time to save thelif ot their victim, BY IN OIL
Ger with whom the doctor had teen confer
ring, and whom he apprised Of what was
going on.
The guilty pair are now in prison at Var
saw. ne understand.
, 1866-03-31

occupied BY himself and Mr.. Rives, was a..
eessed It SIS, 800; the dwelling OF Edward
Austin, at the corner Of Beacon aud joy.
streets. the lot containing oYer eleven thou
tand feet Of land Is assessed at S115,0
Running down Beacon street from the houses
OF Messrs. Bebee and Brewer, We have houses
of the assessed value last year or 81, ,o0o,
t52,7u, fso1d to the Misses WeIles this
year for s9a, 1000; <s36oo, $3.50, $4,000
II. Tudor, corner. Of Joy street,,
S63 400, s65,oU, s5aM, s64. .00O, $4,000,
t@,5D, $4,000, 5000, $4,000, s63,lD,
$4,000, LOO, t5s,7m, s59,G0O, Isl, 400,
tO,soo, (W. v: Goddsrd, s9o, 80 (George 4.
Horey), s57, 800, s6S, 600 tHon- E. r. Mudge),
$G, 500, $4,000 (aon. II. Il. Huunewell},
ta3,500, s., ,0o0. The last house on Beacon
street is valued at t40, ,000-
There are many houses on the street not
mentioned above, that are valued at between
OF the one hundred and fifty houses on this
street Is between forty thousand and forty
five thousand dollars, If It does not come
nearer to fifty thousand dollars.
There are many fine and costly houses at
the south end, valued all the way from twenty
to forty thousand dollars. Twenty-Five wears
ago, It was rare to find house IN this citv
valued at much over fifty thousand do}lars.,}
, 1866-03-31
Appointments ffncl fSrUsaify Co.
fTt-a.-, 11,r1 Ntr1-4+ fy1t =

IN III
Through the influence of our member al
Congress, Hon. B. c. Cook, We are enabled 10
congratulate three of the most promising
Young men Of the county on the recelpt Of
appointments In different departments Of
the government Mr.. Hamilton c. Peterson
1ns been commissioned, and been confirmed
by The Senate, rs a Second Lieutenant LII
tie regulnr army. Mr.. Thomas E. saw
yer has received clerkship in Tue 1nse-
flor Department at Washington, at the snng
salary of Il 600 per year, and sou Of Or.
Leloy las received the appointment Of cadet
in the Naval Academy at Annapolis. The &C.
lcct1ons Tor these fayors have been most Judi
c1ons, and we congratulate our young friends
IN their good fortune. They are all young
men oi intelligence and integrity, and worthy
We hope this Is but the commencement of
their rapid rise 10 still higher positions Of
honor and famc.
, 1866-03-31
THE WISCONSIN Land GRANT.
A Tedious Legtalature and Railroad
:Wronele Ended-DctaSls Of 1he Com.
promise Hcached-Ihc Two Bus
Paved.

n rexs,ona f.epiaInture .ud w.u~.d
wSnn,a EnSsaNns.,,,. 1 nsN
.s.M;.s T.sch~SN1hs Trrs ~ E,,,,-
r.s @
F
1Ffom the Aaolson t"s.> >Jonsna1' sa]
Alter many weeks OF an1lous contention, a
happy solution OF the knotty problem Of the
Land Grant has fnally been reached. Grim
risaged war has 6moothed his Wrinkled front;
our stern a1aFums have been changed to n,er-
r meetings; onr dreadful marches to delight
flf measurE; and MhTaukee and Madison.
Portage City and Fond du L4c, Berlin and
Doty's Island have shaken hands ana declared
themselves satisfied. Jack Turner Is jubllAnt
and hns gr9*n at least an tnch In stature;
Mr.. Hopkins Is content aud seems happy; Mr..
Coleman ts smiling and serene and our dtsfn-
terested friend from Milwaukee, Mr. Hadley,
having "met hts brother man halfway" and
conquered his own prejndlces," feels uobler
and looks more radiantly bcncfcent than
eyer--
The 'mpromise bills which have passed
the Assembly and produced these results, are
as follows: Bill No. Incorporates the Por-
taee aud Superior railroad company. The
directors named n the billare Messrs. John
T. McGreEor and ". W. Corning. Of Colun-
bin; :. W. bublong and ". ". Reed, Of
Jefferson George Esterlay. 8. 0: Raymond
and u. s: Winsor, Of WalWorth; William q.
Doc, .foI ~ tnnebago; F. ". Reyes, OF Qnpc;
John u. Rountree, OF Gfant Henry &. Webb,
Of Waushafn; Asaph WhEtlesey, Of La
Pointe; L. Z: Strong, OF Kock 7. c.
POND, OF Ch1ppeN2s u u. Wn4hbprn.
, 1866-03-31

tE The members Of the Eight Hour
League Of Aurora ut meeting OF the 10Th
inst, passed resolution inviting NIL the
Leagues in the State TO send delegates 10
convention nj Bloomington on the 10th of
April, for the purpose Of organizing Grand
League Of the State. TheratIo ofrrp1escnta-
ton is fixed ut one delegate for each League
and Que for each fifty members. The officers
in their call state '*lhey deem It imperative
that the State he organized in time 10 control
the elections uf Representatives to the next
legislature"
, 1866-03-31
The Law Of Impeachment.

hare noticed IN several ,ourna1s-and. I
believe, in the Tn,Rusg-an opinion expressed
that tbe acting President was not omen 10 fu,-
peachment unoa INV statement of tacts now
known to the npht;c. WIN vou allow spacc
in vour columns for a @ery brief discusslon Of
this question:
What is the language Of the Constitution
In comforting the power Of impeachment upon
Congress, and whnt was the purpose OF Its
founders: Two crimes-trcason and bribery
arc specified as grounds Of impeachment.
And then, In and with the recognition Of the
truth TINT 1t was impossible to forecast the
myriad-formed combinations Of ambition and
corruption by which the public interests
might be wounded or endangered In the fu-
ture, the lFa1ners OF that Immortal instrument
evidently sought for some expression which
should place the exercise OF this power With
IN tho discretion, though not subject to the
mere will, Of congress. Hence the expression,
For any high crime and misdemeanor." A
crime Is distinct technical offence
violation OF municipal laW-but a
misdemcanor Is any act or utterance unbe-
coming to ones place, and any act highly un-
becoming to the chief magglstracy therefore
brings the Impeachment Of the President un.
der inc most strict construction within the
olse'et'on u Sous1cos' - - eftfs"Aele up
parent that inc trainers OF our doEernment in
aunching INTO tne sen Of experiment, tookthc
nflt'sn Sons.1lullon Us laelr compass. faf-
Aamenl naS 'ae power 10 lnpeaca-n1niten
only oy "s o"n VAL, anu po"e9 " punssn'
Amileo only oy 'ne Gapaeity 20 su"cr.
bore YVES "a'hn's' tnis uAll.nl1eo power
, 1866-03-31
BRAZILIAN sLAvERY AND WA

NrSAXtLUAN ALAEFRf AMI "
The latest accounts from Brazil brin~ The
gratifying Intelligence that the question of
the abolition Of slavery is about to be bronnht
before The 1mperial Parliament. Tbc En-
peror Of Brazil is well lnovn to h. an m.
frightened monarch aud q scion nl the samc por.
tusucse DYNASTY which has but lately decrced
the downfall Of slavery IN It's co,on,cs 1I,s
majority has also shown IN The cord;., ,snan.
tfon which he has ,,iven 40 1ha sc,cnt,a.
mission of Professor Arass,x and =, rs4,ons
otbrr orca.;ona th,t he "a M 1n..,s;t,o y. ~
nroorcss md the cooa on,n;or of ths Amnr3.
can peonle. and he cnn1d bsrd1r nrove # T.,
onr hcttcr manner 1,on IN fo1,ow,na nv ~
ample. and t1,at of the Emncror of Rnaz. a.
wcil as of the KIM of Holland IN h,s co1on,s4
and m, an end to q er<te,n ~ forced 1sho,
which c,ors thc odrnnccmcn, or 1,,a sn,en,31d
Fmnire and is nm ontrarn nnon c,v,iivat,on
Dom Pedro has been heretofo,r nn,,er ~
.wav If h,s STARE o,Irorc,v u1,ct r,,l.s
supreme in Brazilian hieb society. and c1cr-
clses a mnst hancfnt Influence mi on1v nnon
tLe humanity. hut also mon thn neace of the
, 1866-03-31

PEnsosA1--Nr. c. 7. Dfo*nen. nhpse faces for a
l1mher Of years has been familiar to travellers on
the Chtcsgo Branch Of the Illinois Cen:ra, Rail-
load, has re.tened his position ~ Conduc.a. fos
The pu.pose Of retiring 10 hrs fsrm near Alton. m,
NJ, BloHuelI seiires from hts porilon with inc
e., Recommendations from the Gen-aa1 spperi.-
rvpdcpt. and With the best wishes for his future
SUCCESS from large c1frtc Of ttiends. lie his been
connected with the road Gtuee 162s-