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Chloride OF Lime for Ver.nin.

A correspondent Of the Lond Builder re-
marks:
Some Years ago, read in "a French scien-
tiic periodical, that chloride of lime would
rld house ot all Vermin. | treasured up
the information until an opportunity offered
for testing its value / took an old country
house, infested with rats, mice and flies. /
stuffed every rat hole and mouse hole with
the chloride. threw IL on the stone floors
OF the dairy and cellars | kept saucers of
II under the chests of drawers or some other
convenient piece of furniture; in every mr.
sery, bed or dressing room An ornamental
glass held a quantity at the foot of each stair
case. Cow sheds, stables and pig styes all
had their dose, and the result was glorious
L Thoroughly routed my enemies and if the
rats, more lmpudent than all the rest, did
make renewed attacks upon the dairy in
about ten months, when, probably, from re-
peated cleansing and flushing, all traces of
the chloride had disappeared, handful of
fresh chloride again routed them and left me
master OF my own premises. Last season
was great one for wasps They could not
face the chloride; though in the dining room
IN which We had none--ls its smell, to Inc
most refreshing and wholesome, is not ap-
proved OF by all peTsOHs--Ne had perpetIl-
al warfare. And all this comfort for eight
pence Only let housewives beware that
they place not the chloride in their china
pantlles, or IN too close proximity to bright
steel wares, or the result will be that their
Guided china will be reduced to plain, and
their bright steel tenders TO rusty iron in a (
short time.
We advise trial of the chloride of lime
Tor the "vermin" that infesI the grape vines;
those pests the rose bugs; also the squash I
bugs, and the cucumber bugs and indeed /
or all the bug family 50 well known to (
gardeners and farmers Z
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MOBILE DIRECTORY.

AuetiOReers,
F. WEST & co.
I helting, &c,
Mt PUFFER,
BooLs, Stationery &c
7. 8 BIDGOOD,
JOHN X. RANDALL.
Roots Shoes sc.
ASCH 4 NEWMAN,
JOHN POLLOCK,
ClothiHg,
POTTS, BROWN i co.
WICKS Il KIRKLAND.
G0AmtssioH Merchants,
BUSH, GREER & BOGLE,
l.. BREWER & co.
{. BLACKWOOD i co.
J. H. MATHEWS & co.
LEDYARDS X co.
SAUNDERS, BINGLER s. co.
A L. POPE,
PRICE WILLIAMS i SONS.
f. WEST 4 co.
:. ;. WEBB 4 co.
Drag 8,
GEO. COSTER & co
Dry Goods, FdRcing Notions DC
w. Ii. LEISKAUF 6 co
Hafdmare sc,
IRAW. PORTER & co.
Grocaies &c.
L. BREWER & co.
A L. POPE,
c. BLACKWOOD i co.
MacAant Tdilors,
BAARKE Il KIENCKE,
Maaicdl Instruments &c,
j. II. SNOW,
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NEWTON HIGH :, ,:iDOL

T'NlS Institution viii be onenri ON the FIRST
Il MONDAY OF FEBRUARY next under the.
supervision Ot
REV. JAMES u. WEST. PRINCIPAL
ID. w. HAMTrER
II Is proposed,to make this a first class s,bool
ihose who may desire TO prepare their sons for Col
leSe, or give them a thorough practical education
are respectfully invited to the following considc.a
tionS.
LIST Newton Station situated on The Sontber-,
Railroad, thirty miles west of Meridian !, easy of
access. and very healthy location
I'd. ID WHamiteT, who is an experienc,d tesrbcr
ana christian gentleman, will furnish board and
lodging for boys and Young men al his own res
dCnCe. " "
3D.. Those who may be interested as Ia the ability
and qualifications Of the Teachers are respectfuIIy
referred to H
R9v. Waddel ID ID Chairman UNIVERSITY NIies
Key j ii Alexander KOsciuskO Miss
Judge Eobt Huntington, Carthage Miss
ReT K 5 Gladney, Aberdeen
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF THE
eHTH OF d ACk son
see AdvertiSemem ts i'm Ghs Clarion.

l4orneys at Lag
W M ESTELLE
W T. WITHERS.
okselIers and Stdtioaers.
TITCOMB & POWELL.
Ebars, Tobacco, Fruits, &C..
SPENGLER * ZEHNDER.
CbnDpssioH Merckaats.
TT. OWEN & Co.
Banke,s
J&T GREEN
NATIONAL BANK OF Jackson
Dgnqs, Chemicals, DC.
ASH & LEMLY.
BUCK, BAILEY g. co.
CRAFT & JOHNSON.
J. N CANNON
EFpress Company
PIONEER-E. A. COCHRAN, AE't.
Dc Goods
HOWARD SHAW d co.
RANDALL d PUTNAM
ROBINSON Il co.
Dmhsts
DR. c. :. KNAPP
( k0andly and HacAiHe STOP
10 STEVENS.
hpnitare.
ID. FLANNERY
GfOcrtes, Family and Plantation Supplies.
ABRAHAM & SMITH.
HAWKINS & DOTY.
HOWARD, SHAW & co
T. +. OWEN & co.
RANDALL & PUTNAM
Hard,care, Stores. &c.
r. c. NEWCOMER
Hotel.
s4 DICKSON HOUSE
MRS. FLUSsERS
Merehant TaiIore
SHAW s. DOHERTY.
Phgsiciaas
DR. r KELLS.
Paihting, House Sign aud Ornamental
VIM. FRENCH
Prinfag.
CLARION BOOK AND JOB OFFICE.
heetaWaat
KEESECKER & LAIR
Real estate 1geHts
W T. WRITER'S
Salooas
STAG SALOON
PHOENIX SALOON
Clothu,g, Boots and Shoes, &c
i JOHN CLEARY
6io1ts, TiaWdre &c.
REFS & COATS
6HHildles Harness &c
G. d. Subway.
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SUMMERViLLE INSTITUTE.
a FIRST GLASS
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
BOYS AND YOIIkG hHEhI

I>HiS school is situated ii miles est of ShuqGaiak
on the NJ & o. X. r., in the section of N5xu.ee
known as fLe Mountains" 1t invites attention Ia
Ia" following facts which il relies for sugc,s
lst Ii has pas7e through twelve consecutive vars
without any material suspension or a small cl.ss
I'd 1t has been patronized by Citizens scholars
Senators, Governors and Generals and has Ii ct rbar
expectations
Sd 1t has been uniformly popular It'll all RELIGIOUS
denominations and Objectionable to none
All 1t has ample buildings for teaching purposes
and Room furnished for eVeey tSo students ana
each TO IN hSs Z FIRE place
9TH II has an able corps Of teachers who know
their duty and discharge
on It's owned by tie p, incipaI ard IN 10 man.
agenent and di cif line there divided conn els
Hh Il IL prepared for the sick IN. H.
location IA 50 fortunate that disease rgrcIy occur,
STU 1t prepares boys Tor the University or f. Them
for the pra teal pursuits social +rnYu ats d
virtu9us ii:e.
9th !" al! that cons TUT good scLool
The @.th semi:Annual term begins On rhe. Isl Hon
tsy Of February 1865
TERMS:
F,r B1 ri Lodging AMI TUITION for 70 y,r-ks
(phyab q always i'll advaureJ -....S a bo
For Washing AID Fuel ~ IN
For Music, Vocal and Instrument -Atrl
"A IesS 10 Secure = IL,
Ga .is,u p . !ss III = \ GATHRJGu
De ; iff
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-27

At Rules ia the Clerks Office Of the Chaacers
Court Of sold county the Sd Monday of jan
nary, 1866
Susannah Williams,
VS.. Bill for divorce
Charles A. Williams
Upon filing compliments bill of complaint
ii appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk
of said court that the defendant, Charles A.
Williams is nonresident of this State, it
Is thereupon ordered that publication be
made IN the Clarion, weekly newspaper
published IN Jackson Miss, for one month,
notifying said defendant of the filing of
SAID OIL and citing him to be and per
sonaIiy appear before said Chaneery court
at Rules ON the first Monday of March next
to plead, answer or demur to eomDlainants
bill of complaint filed in said cause or in
default thereof the same will I've taken as
confessed and judgment pro contesso enter
ed in said cause, and proper process viii be
issued to substantiate the same Ordered
January 10, 1866.
{ ~ Witness the Hon. John E Nc
LIS. Nair, Judge of the 2d Judicial Dis
~ )trict of said State and ex-offieio
Chancellor thereof the LIST Monday of Octo
Der A D 1866, and the seal of said court an.
nexeds Issued Jan. Is, A ID 1866
T / MESDENHALL,
Jan 21d5w. Clerk
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TEACHERS GARD

SOUTHERN LADY competent TO teach Sin
sic on the Piano, also the French language as wei
"a all the English branches. and Drawing. desires
situation IN seminary or private family high
references given to cha Iaeter and ability Please
address Mrs ESTER STA W.
Jan Iad1M Sbulsyfs yfi..
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-27
COTTON SEED.

WE are now receiving large lot of Cot
ton Seed of the crop of 1865. This seed was
put up by one of the most reliable planters
in Mississippi, and we warrant them fine
and genuine fresh seed
Planters wanting the genuine article and
no mistake will find them, at small profit
on cost, at ROBINSON g. co
Jackson, Jan. 4, IA65. 10 d.
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NEW ORLEANS DIRECTORY

Comn,issioR Merchants j. Cotton Factors,
GRAY & NORRIS,
. THORNHILL & RICHARDSON,
\ EULKERSON & McLAURN,
WALTHALL & CO
n. {. GULLETT,
AIKEN & RANEY,
MOSES GREENWOOD il son
J r POWELL.
i9Fr DUFF, GREEN & CO
F. b FALLS & co
ETHEL 4 THOMAS
VIM X. GREEN & BROS
ALLISON & DAVIS,
Cote" Factors and CommissiOH Merchant
DICKMAN, HILL l. STRANGE,
DUNCAN & RANDALL,
LINDSEY & HALSMITH
clpthmg,
G. b. GENlN
+. L. PIERSON s. co
L. w. LYONS,
ROBERT PITKIN,
GARTHWAITE, LEWIS & STEWART
zeets s Shoes,
J. HENRY & co
GATES, DEMERITT il co
VI, s. STETSON
BIZ + Caps,
S. C. HICKEY,
0bgts and Furnishing Goods.
S. N MOODY,
p0ahaissiOn, Produce and Groceyiss.
7. PRUDHOMME,
GEO T KOUNS & co.
WM A. BELL & co,
lhportr,
S. WOLF,
4oodcco Dealers and ConmissiOa Merchants,
SOUTHERLIN, WARREN 81 co.
CLIFFORD, WALSH g. co
MAYER BROTHERS,
JAS. CONCEAL,
G. n. MORRISON,
Eholesale Grocers
". G.LYON & co.
GEO. G. GARNER,
J. II. CARTER
GRIFFIN & PORCH
HITE & MURDOCH,
EDWARD THOMPSON 4 co.
j NJ, STONE g. co
ARTHUR STONE & co
@nptrter and Dry Goods,
LEVI, MILLER d. co
Hardicdre,
sLARK, STAUFFER Il CO
TAYLOR & CHURCHILL.
{. h. SLOCOMB,
addlery,
a
Produce and Commission Merchant
CHENoWETH, CASEY g. CO.
Wholesale Dry Goods.
FORCHEfMER q HABRR
MCSTEA & VALUE,
Frey Jacket BittTs,
BARNETT & LYON,
Real Estate 49eRts,
POWELL & FORSTALL,
Red Jacket Bittees,
GRAY & NORRIS.
AiscellGRe0us
MEYER, WEIS 81 CO, Iaporters.
J. MEAD e. CO., Medic;Hes
WILCOX d GIBBS, Serinq AacAiues
GEO. II. VLNTEN, Paper Havekosse.
WALTON e. DESLONDE, AucAoneers
&c PALMER & CO, OIL Clotks,
Carpets,
gMO. n. KEEP, Metals etc.
tHus 3, BOBLEY f. Co. iStsom
Engines Mills, ETC.
q; ZIMMERMAN, Diamosds end |
Jecelry,
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III was founded III ls32--has Charter from the
state az permanent Institution under the direction
OF Board OF Trustees appointed by the Legislature
ana Is authorized to confer degrees Diplomas etc
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~ 7-7--sa7-r-a--s=.aa----=-z
O r d f X S
FOR SALE.
= nf larCa WNnnW o.
JUST RECEIVED!
AT
T. +. OWEN g. CO.'S
200 sacks Corn,
80 bbls. meal,
Large lot of Whiskeys,
decZ3 Wines and Brandies.
SIOO REWARD,

SIOLEN from the Subscriber near Pattona
CClMhorne county Miss on night of 10Th of Jan
thorough bred blood bay STALLION six wears
Old this Spring sixteen hands high heavy name and
tan star in the fece, one hind foot white branded
small dark spot ON his left hin
The above reward Will be paid for the delivery of
the horse TO me, or for putting him in any stable
where can get him
ian 23dlw w9t ID W HOMES Nm
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EDUCATIONAL
WAN TED.

teacher competent TO instruct classes Ia Aiath-
emaIeS tToo1 wages and permanent situation
can De hat Apply TO the Undersigned at the sum
merville Institute
THOMAS GATHI;IG 1T.
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Ms, FLORENCE KEEP. Teacher in Music
SPRING HILL COLLEGE.

TNHIS Institution well know in this and in the
neighooTlng States, had the good fortune to
escape during the late war unhurt aud uuimpared in
its efficiency. "
The plan Of studies prises the Commercial and
the Classical
The Commercial course includes the study of III
English, French, Spanish and German Languages of
Heosr-phy ana History, Of Arithmetic and Book
keeping, OF Algebra and Geometry.
Inc classical course embraces, besides the branches
above mentioned the Latin ana Greek Langusg Cos
Khetorc, Natural and VI ntal Philosophy. Cbemistrv
astronomy aud the higher branches Of Mathen,aties
/ Ee age of admission is from nine fifteen Years.
ana no one can be admitted unless he knows fgw m
read and write "
Ibe next session will open the ST OF DGgEN
bhR L rus for the whole session Us hicb l4sts 10
months Including board and tuoa " shiog medical
Fees and Stationery. .---... 4 zoo 90
nti aAte zee ---.'....- -.----.--.---. 10 GU
These ter-ls IaYablc in z, ID or it,, equivalent
- OF tufther particuiars Apply TO the President
; prins tiH College, Mobile; IA
Wv ItI-irl + GA IITE Ell 1T : l.
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TERMS

Primary Department - IN
"a AcduehllcaI Department--------.---- , 90
6InSiCS ana hlSher branches Mathematics 1900 ; 90
5 anu Longing IL 90
aShoie IN specie or its equivalent At the end of
eaCh month Newton Miss. Jan I9dS swim
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-27
NEW STORE AND

I N EW GOODS
THE subscribers ara now receiving a large and
desirable stockO
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Consisting OF LADIES DRESS GOODS,
VHlenIin EdginK,
Swiss aud JHCkOmet Edginx,
Inserting and Bands,
Ladies' Cloak, IKaIs and
SHAWLS,- CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING GOODS,
HARDWARE, GROCERIES,
BAG CLING AND ROPE,
with a large assortment of
Ladies' Kid Gniters,
Morocco ind Lasting GsaIGcrs,
Gen is and Bows
Fine Calf Bopts and Shoes, Mud Boots .
Bregans runks VaIises Carpet
Bags, CToekery, &C.
which are bought low cash ard will be sold at
small prChts, at cur new store
Pearl Street, Jackson BIiSs.
Robinson g. Go.
would be pleased to my old friends ar a the
friends Of the late firm Of Robinson, Wiudiey Co..
and solicit their patronage for the above firm.
JEO. w ROBINSON.
j. n. DANIEL -.
Is with the firm Robinson Co ahd would be glad
to see his friends and the patrons late of
ihonas Daniel. Dec 1dtf
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DOLBEiR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, Ia
Corner Camp and G. OIamOn
Opposite the Civ HOfeI,

Entrance on both streets il, tie spacious
ana elegant Story BailiRg, Is constantly in ses-
sion aader eight able Professors
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-.
T. CRSTpD

e COsTER 4
SALE AND Rel
| CTGISj
1uphin STREE
[OBILE, ALA.
y call the attsut
he community I
ELY NEW ST
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WEBB & O..
EON FACT1.
AND
SION MERER!
il 65 Connle
Mobile, Ala.
ls, Jr Formerly vii.
ts in The above hnugi
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Teas, Nd
|NGLISH AND Al
|FUNHEg
Nail, and othep
L.CS1es
inc Tooth Ca
Horn Dressin
OF ALL XII
rms GARDEN n
0E's BIaekIE
Also
[StrumCntS and n
It'll all articles
pointed Drug
selected from Man
Of the firm, We
|JOpS OF the BEST
prices Thankful NJ
a continuance
|u
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l.. u SFE,
L. Pope d. Z
9 t @
AND
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

SIMPSON COUNTY.
At Rales ia the Clerks Office Of the ChaAcerV
Court Of sold county the Sd Monday of jan
nary, 1866:
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|NE * KEN
Il { Ia
VAL STREET
f0Hsc North 81
SbiRe Ala.
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~ n Nk 6I'
T. North VS.
BILE ALA.
o his friends, sa'
& Co., III the
Butter. and "a
lis care. Ais
'rchants bills
stantly in rec
|eans on comE
low if nol
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y WILLIAMS 4

? sLE9 A MS 4
I. FRANCS /
0biEc, .EFa.
ON CT
AND
ION AfERCF
nvrs made on est
desire shipped To
grGH all cotton cd
5 and Prompt q
3D. l-G5-dtf E
T. uUGGAN, E
L w f X L q
onIssIissIOm Mo
tu the sale of
! Country I
ALSO
)ealers in M
estern Goods.
commerce. and &
|ObEfc. Ala.
Attended TO.
YARDS & OF
y v + 4 CT
AND
MISSION nj
outh Con1mel
Mobile Ala.
EE & KTENCs
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F S L Jii
\ FACTeD
CONIAIIsSle
b North W.
IILE, ALA.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

9@a Saxn am BsAaa EMssMnMawxs es asss Haazn-
fesszye and AmE0gz&ti0ss sxs used by ra0&E all tha
ksss .asznts ~ TIA umsia4 ESsAs, md wAeusvss az
hIhzaad haFs aaBays EsestTad Ne lsala hsM&al sna
xEaaxsx pxaMTERss FF p
E Hkvfmg eeanackioa wisA MAnnszaszning
hsusss In Bertha. Leipaic, Dgus<Ssn- Eagiasd and
Pzsis re are assRaEed 70 haFnian Dial ERE,
BANEB sMd TSnfVTDTfAEG, with every xF<iess IL
"a Iiaa, u Eza lowest naanufzesaTsx's prices.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

Exs DssskAa AssszzxE 0snsnssFss.
~TAs Fssepert pallssan ssE Tas
esrsnonief Of lsyiag the esrnsz stone 81
the Deaxlss Moasmeas will sAks plase
I 1stw - Asspjsee of We MaannsHa Az
sosissioa u Cottage Grove, Chia&ge. %
che 9Th day sf Ssptsmbsr. Prssidsns
Jehssen sna Secretary Sswssd win BE-
present at TIE ceremonies leasing Waaa-
! idssos "a me sssAs inst. According %
60 the aTrangmsass made PrssiasnE
s.Jshnsaa viii lay che eorasr stone Of the
noaamsas, and Aaj. Gsn. john 4. Dix,
of Nee York, will aelivas tina Grafton on
shs eocasisa. =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

e. The Gashris Ledger says |" Evsgy
Dsmoaralio paper in tho ssass, sxssps shs
Dubuque Herald, 20 far - Ne kaaW,
have haisssa at shsis mast hsaa, the siek-
ct Of the Conservative and Democratic
party "a agEssa upsain sosssnsion' II
the Abbs expect 10 receive any comfort
from the aappased disissos in The ranks
Of tha true Uaioa men Of The country, ies
thai exnsesasssn be dismissed ss oaess
ne are ~ united - . Greeiaa phalaax
ard N marching % to victory
That is the talk, and let rs consiauo to
"nsrsh CO Z TO riosory~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

A little boy in Shirley, Mass, waa
buried in fun in saad hslss by bis eom-
panions, few days aga. La was dead
when his teaohsr dug him osa.-Ex.
There are SEINE fssaay people in Mas.
sasAasssss, or tAsy woald aos ses %
funny. Thev whipped and laeeratsd q
young lady, sehiis, in school there, fsw
weeks ago. and hare sinoe re- hired the
.saae seaehers In the sams sshool. Ii
the lady mad been . freed womaa, II
wonld hare been terrihla affair, but a.
ahs Was NAisss is pas oaly sfaa.n Thar
: ARE gfeaz ssUnionS folks now, and yet
will not admit the late seeded States
We sunpass thsy are keeping sAsm eat
for Clan. Ths people, In fun, may sd-
NIT thena- Great 10 Massachusetts, sfuR.
Stark Co. Desaoerai.
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LEMEf aEMEGi K.RMEs1a

Tks 4aaazssMwea has Y&nsAassA sAs Mgaa4ss
Llms-auaxry ana Kass&, sssmA1s& sra MILES EereA
81 Coaarii MfE&s, wAsxa As win ks@g eaasfsnsly Oh
kaad the best aaaElss es Iimas whish viii be sela
Necessities @aass waFxAa seTR aMA Um tbs asst
FeaaensAae sssms. S0MM MAMMKas
aae q. f8&S-tf.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20

habit those parts OF Montana and Colorado
claimed as their huntng>ground. They
should obseg We friendly intercourse with
tho white man wherever they meet him,
whether travelling or at his adopted home
on tho Western frontier. For rceiguiug
,bcir exclusive possession Of the country
SO long disputed, they should %!cceivo tbt
appropriations which Congress had set
aside fer their benefit, besides a large
amount Of goods and presents hich were
then plucrd 10 their credit us an earnest
Of The pending treaty, Tie treaty is
worth just SO much blank paper.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20
mo Reu..ran GrlnnrII Case Settled.

WAsntNoToN, July II, 1866.
The Rousseau, Griurell matter was 'haly
settled 10 doy,.otcr & 5e-y todiout doaa'o Of
three daya, which lessons materially the pros
pcct Of an d i,urrmcnt next week. At five
o'clock the vote was token on Mr.. Stevens.
substitute, which was TO punish Rousseau md
cXculpatc Glinucll, A technical point Of
order was voted Jown-Ycas 3Oi nays eL
Then SIR. E,ymond's amendment 10 the
minority report, which would have rcprimouds
cd Rouss.Gp aud ccnsureJ G%rinncll, was lost
nycs 30; WY, 90. Theu tho majority rcpor,
cXrCliiug Rousseau VAS lost by ayos ~ nnys
40-not two thiIds, Then cnsu,d a cor fused
sqnuhblg OF moliuns and counter emotions.
listing until near Elk o'clock, when General
Banks rot the floor and offered Mr.. Raymond'e
original resolution rcprimanding Mr.. Rousseau
which was adcpicd-oycs so; poys 30. The
resolution bringing The three witnesses before
the bar VI tic llouo wus adopted without q
division.
The li,usc in refusing 10 make any disap,
proyOl Of Mr.. Grinuclis rcmulks in substance
voted them PROPER, upl no violation Of the
privileges Of debate. General Rousseau will
probably resign.
Active measures arc taken privately to in.
duce the members not to ndjourn on the 23I.
as decided by the Sapcy 9 on Saturday evening
The temper Of the House changes from day
to day with the temperature, pn3 il is quite
impossible to predict what ii win do two dry,
In nlylucu.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-20
WA myqroN, d. c. July Il. 1906.

SIN Your note Of too 10Th instant was
received yesterday. cordially approve the
movement which has been in,titulcd to "sus
tain Tho Administration in maintaining, an,
broken, the Union Of itho States" and | re-,
cognize in the call which you have sent me
The principles and views by which the Admin,
~istration hps been governed,
The attempt madoto destroy tie National
integrity by secession, or The voluntary willis
d'Owal Of &Stato from tho Uuion, has been
defeated. War has forever oxlinguihcd The
hcrcsy Of accession. On the suppression Of
be rebellion, moosulcs were promptly com
henced to rc.c5tablish those l%ralcrnhl rcla,
lions which for four years had been interim
ted The policy initiated by President Iin-
COLI to restore EutiopGl unity was ndoptcd
aud couied forward by President Johpgor:
lac States, which had been in rebellion, were.
under This benign policy, Fesuming Their To-,
giliMale lunctionsi The people had laid down
their arms, and those who had been in insur-
roc:ion were returning to their allcgiance, the
Constitution had been ylndicatcd and the I'm,
ion was supposed to be restored, when n check.
was put upon tho progress 10 National BROS
poriiy thus %dawping upon tae country. On
the assembling OF Congress all Efforts toward
union and nationality became suddenly para
lyacd; the measures Of reconciliation Yhich
she President had, Gom the time he entered
upon his duties, pursued with eminent success,
were assailed, and hcir bcniGcent purpose, to
a great extent defeatedi attempts were made
to impose conditions precedent upon the
States before permitting thea to exercise
THAR constitutional rights loya! Senators and
Representatives from the States which had
pp'H IN rebellion were rcluFed admittanco into
Congress, Tue people gego denied rightlal
Cohsli l@uIioupl representation, aud eleven
states were and are excluded IRON all parlic,