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,IoCI5L ~
s ss.Wel enough known throughout the Un,ts,
~ stt IN upon us merits, and It Is not
OF send agents nom door to t55or rS
., me proper way for purchasers TO snnn,v
SLiIsIliseiVeS y TO apply TO responsible aSeny
as represented. N"S n JUST
M; Another method q pushing bad work upon
auoWing them large Commissions for t slCt'e1S
JnSI1Si Illg tnelr Instruments This mode of
ItIoIng business of course iTcrenseSthe nTiSe az
me me commission nattR necesariIy come nom n,
IN purchasing nom the agent of a flrst.clos,
tMLlHnu1acturefJ an Instrument can IA hSd n
tne .iaStoiy price thstandIng the renre a.
entatiOns OF outside makers that die ideSisrSs
S0aa9 increases the price ofthe instrus
Persons In want ~ l1rI5t. ,,o,. 1,,.,,,..
expect to buy them &C second or Third cIaSS
IN ne public are invited to examine tn.
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PAXsrESF Of the November interest
onthe first and condissues ofthe Five
Twenty bonds commenced yesterday
in New York. They are, therefore.
quoted this morning ex-coupons. cold
did not give way In the face Of these
payments but closed with a decided
upward tendency. Tho market shows
strength, and, there seems to be anex-
pectation of an advance in the price.
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AT the last Ristori performance In
New York last week, Madame Ristori
was called before the curtain at the
close of the play, and made the follow
ing little speech: Ladies and gentle
Am in the new world 2 II This enthu-
siasm-theSe honors-are they real I
My establishment is profound, and my
gratitude bOundless. New York will
be souvenir to me for lite."
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az Eair- and tFestiuol

EoR THE BENEFTT OF SHA siT m On
4 Sahbath School and Church win De held
g " ARLINGTON HALL on WEDNESDAY,
Nis5l5lL, nov. TIL EYeEY etfort Is being mt
I0EIn 70 make the entertainment desirable.
me pest lnstF1mentas Music In thecIty Is en-
A Joyous feast Z A grand sociahle for only
. cents RdmiRsiOn.S BID - CJ0MNTpTTEFsfe 7
lOcSl.td lsllH.EIl - -
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LIE DR0PG...
REanR,R
PRElsoIRasIR i 1919 G1s,,r s-5e

PRESORIBED GOLDEN SEAL
Recommended for the treatment OF
Dyspepsia. Indige ion General Debility, and
Invented by DIR. q. O. SEGUR. It Il A VET
etable compound of thirteen distinct arttcles
and Il approved and prescribed by the n1elifI
cal Profession AsfphYEic ian who. has iuaada
use otit in his practice sQys-aIt IS haTmIesS
while II tspotent; nor does it, as e fne cose
with many medicines, leave shat tered coflz
stttutton In its 6aok." Sold by an irfIrl
gistS. y q 0RRINSRRINRR& C0I. ~
! sole RropIietofS, Springfield, Mas
Inc If9de can obtain Il Of any New York
or Boston edicine house. go
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HlElIREIEIp R. ROAD or1'rIficR,,. !. e

" 49, OtSptHs EA'I Scts ~ 4noos
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
Will ne heid az their office in WashinRton
on on tne Third MONDAY Of November next for
ensuing year. JOSEPH HENDERSON,,
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THE democracy dragged an old blum
derbuss up ON Wheeling hill yesterday
and fired a vast number or blank car
tridges in honor of their victory in Ohio
county. This Is the first instance we
ever knew OF a party celebrating its.
overwhelming defeat throughout the
State. and the loss of two hundred In
its majority in single county. The
noise took people generally by sur,
prise. Nobody seemed to Imagine that
the democracy were firing the shots.
Nobody seemed to know Of anything
they had 10 rejoice over. The frat Inn
presaiOn was that the Union men were
celebrating atsir victory. There was a
general air of inCredulIty when 1t was
announced who were making the noise.
The thing was regarded as the most ri-
diculous farce ever attempted herea-
bouts in the way of celebration. We
had no idea until yesterday how
thankful our Opponents were for their
very small crumb. Their conduct shows
that in their own estimation they es-
capped an unprecedented defeat, even in
Ohio county. Evidently they felt they
had cause for gratitude. and that this
might be their last chance to show It.
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THE official Republican majority in
Indiana on State officers is Il, 5l8.
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BIN. wOOD & once more proprietor Of
the New York DaIIS Ne,es, since cauld.
well g Whitney have given It up.-
Charles A. Dana has made Wood good
OtTer for the paper, and, II 1t is accepted.
win transform 1t into the radical daily
he has 30 long talked OF establishing at
New York.
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9ftt tttst,l4e,tts.
Wantads

ROB ~ 4 A. YOUNG LADY, a sTTuATfoN
4 school OF q taI1ily. Is B al Sf5ss ~
me nlg nest colleges. Can tSflctS (5ertl1nf, n
ne ~! LOT lurther particulars 6ndClf6ES
YIN reg and salaly Mis- 3T5iSfsIe
11eac c q Drawing ana Painting, WheeIinT
WHEEE1Na. W. Va. ocs,.,vt
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Nnhna

m TAKE THIS METHOD or INRoRA-
Ita IL my friends and the public generally,
tabllshment of Mr.. Chas. "A. SWart1jF ASent
and the business Willbe copdncted In aims
&C., will be supplied In superb style nv due
notice. y have also secured 1h6 Services Or
MI. aWaftz as confectioner and baker. In
Oyster Saloon, for the Accommodation or
ladies and gentlemen. s5f.fls5 = =
oe20-lw. Monroe 81, wheeling. W. Va.
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NEW York consumes daily $500
WORTH of eggs, poultry and game.
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ser, aatertIs
Nnhna.

THHERE WILL BE a REGULAR,MEET-
II ing OF the Stockholders Of 1.-THE Wheel
Ing and Belmont Mining Grape and Wine
Association; Vat the Sherif's nfticeon Satur5
DAY, November Sd. 1865, at7 o,clOclS,p. M, for
the purpose of electing ofiieer8 for the ensuing
year. Parties interested RaTe hereby notified
to attend. JOSEPHSEYBOLD, Pres't,
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AmERIGAM-

This article never falls to cure the yyorz,
gases OF Diptherias Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness
sore Ghroats Asthma, Neuralgia, and Rheu.
thetin and an kindred' c6mplairits Sod IL
all Druggista ss5s { "a sss4sS f7TfTss 'S-& NS
oRRIN SKINNER &.Co., Proprietors.a
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BARON JAMES RorsoH1LD has become
blind OF an eye. -, s,,,.sifF
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MARRIED.

b. R1sToRr received go, 9lO for seventeen
performances in New York. gig -
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October SOth, 1885, al. st. James Cathedral,
TRsan Rx Ne ri Ley; HlsaSR III
the District of Columbia md Miss MARIANA
ZANE daughter OF the late Ebenezer Zane, OF
Wheellngt VIVA. af'E-sgy fTFl. f=A a1a iI+F
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s'gia e RtuOpeaa, Correspondence. lIi-Hl
The Pope had many questions to Ssk
ABOUT the progress of events in the
United States, and expressed great sat-
tsfaction at the return OF peace and Gle
reconstruction of the Union. He in
qutred particularly as to the health OF
the PRESIDENT, whose life, he trusted,
Would be spared, that he might finish
the work he had SO we'll begun. He
warmly. approved the clemency which
had been shown the rebel leaders and
hoped, he said, that Jefferson Davis
would also receive the executive par
DOM. The most difficult problem he
thought for the United States to solve
was the proper disposition of the me-
groeS; and he seemed to apprehend that
we should find the question q trouble-
some one. Passing to European affairs!
His Holiness remarked that there was
great political agitation ali over the
continent; not in Italy only, but in
Germany, Spain, France and England
there seemed to be trouble brewing
Ireland was restless and dfscontehted
and Fenianism uttered ominous threats.
be had no idea, he said, that this
movement would affect British rule IN
Ireland, for the ocean which rolled be.
tWeenithe United States and Great Brfs
tain forbade the idea of invasion. But
Canada with Its exteusivB and exposed
ltonGleFI oHereu an easier prize, and
thtther, he thought, the Fenians might
turn their arms. 1T would be- for the
advantage' of all parties, the HOLY
Father remarked, that the United States
should take Canada and Incorporates it
Into the American Union; rather than
allow the Fenians to possess themselves
oft Better that it should be done by
q regularly constituted government
than by revolutionary and irfespon-
slo!e organization subject to no control
and liable to every excess: His Holt
ness spoke, thought, despondingIy of
the aspect of affairs in Italy. Within
another fortnight. he said, Saxony and
BEayar1a would recognize the Kingdom
of Victor Emanuel. Tho Emperor of
France was about to withdraw from
Italy and "the poor Pope would be left
all alone in his little boat in tie midst
OF the tempestuous ocean. - What
would happen, God alone knew, and to
his will and protection the HOLY Fafher
committed hlmself'' - .ef'RFItI.i F'FTsTff
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TIE contest for .. s. Senator in Penn
sylVania VIII be narrowed down. it IA
said, to Gov. Curtin and Thad. Stevens.
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JACOBSON oOuNTY.

UNION. GQlgpeTtlettns
A. /. BoremaIl-......5QS REM. n. smith. ..4es
SECRETARY OF THE STATE. 90. (
John 8. Witcher..-h98 JnO. w. Kennedy 45C
-rtrtf AUDITOR.
j. NJ. McWhoEter.. Coz Peter DaInel. .,.....4 as
TREASuRBR.
]. II. Rrl6tnr. SOS limo. g BuFJlet1 as
ATTORNEY GENKRAIs
Thayer MelVin.......698 N. Richardson as
JUDGR OF SUPREME COURT.
Edwin MaxWells-..699 Il. L. Berkshire as
lCoNGRES9,
= STAIR SRNATR. y = f'''sisI
w. r. Stevenson gD0 j. L. Simpson ....-SlI
HOUSE or nELEGATES
John johnson. .-bS4 George X. Walker ga
SHERIFF.. ~
Chs, 81. KIM. IS John W. Greer ...... 800
CLERK or CIRCUIT COURT.
Jas, d. w. Riley ....6SI y. N. IYestfalI GeO
go RECORDER, - t'ifll Z
1nc. ArInstrong,--e eS No nom. scatgV'ts ~
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. ~
Robert 8. HrOWn.-6S1 Okey johnson u an
r. COUNTY TREASURER II - III
Newton Polling. james CLANCY 90
COUNTY SURVEYOR. :
A. D. Riley. ..........,6S6 No nom. Scat'g vote i
ASSESSOR. -
jas al Dudgeon...eg John Clancy ......,..48s
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SpeEIaI apttEes.
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-JpiI WORLDS Hair Restores. sl,. s'sll

OdbeEt's Vegetable AmbrOsial or ihe
-t'UffI Worlds Hair ReStoreF. sts' f'.'st
tits the only preparation that Is warranted
TO restore gray hair to its original color.
twill prevent hair nom falling on Ii.1=...! If
% II BupercedeS Hair Dyes. 81. 81 3,
mpletely Grad cates scurf and daAdruff
Kills hair eaters, so destructive to the roots
OF the HAN, and cures all diseases or hun1ors
oft1e scalp thereby preventing badness.
as Hair Dresser Il has no equal, giving
bTash, dry and wtry hair q moist, soft and
glossy appearance. Sold In Wheeling by
1aughlIn, Smith q CO.; Bushheld, W01lnce
eco. In Moundgvllle by StIdger& Blair, d.
N.Y. N.Y. Jones; In MartinsVille, o. by DR.. 4.
Melrlchj John Douglass, and all respectable
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To whom all orders should be addFetsest &
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MErcAIFEs GREATRHEuMAE1o REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts like
magic, curing Rheumatism of yeaIs' stand-
ing in few days. ,Prupc 4YEi
aug2-ly h.s 7. a. LOGAN q CO., Ag'ts.
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M ar.rnl,al ,rritnsI ~ rii,os.hs.....l..

AN4ex7rebel writes nom Washington
70 the editor OF the Mobile Advertiser,
WIG a e. hi, opinion about politics;
Pol9cSl Bless YouS soul, I have not
am not u CITIZEN and don't frouhle
myself abontsuc things; iThereHl 81
he'll 70 pay soon, hut is innns AZ ms
funeral; i having died very dead. md
been buried q year nda half ago.'s 3 ii
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lLARRLAGE AND 'CEIIBACH. m
Eay 81 Warning ana Instfh fiction Tor oune
Men, Allso Diseases and Abuses which pros.
tFSte the vital poR en-, it'll surs means of re-
liek Sent NEE Of charge In sealed letter en-
yelope& iAddreS, IN. J. sKILhIN HOUGH-
ION Howard Association Philadeiphia Pr
> 'alEA4clsS.Esw enil ,Iiaab&i tefi7Ti7
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ColEate's xrsooilnln1atie Vege1abIe SON a.I.
Asuperiur TOtlet s6aP. prepared fronirel
iiinea yegetGhle OfIs III sdnSinatiocn Win Vim
G1yeeFine. and especially, designed for the
mss OF EA.lIes and for ths Nursery. It's rsr.
fane Is exquisite. and s. washing psopertiesa
unIivalled. Forsale hyall tirueristts. \.
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il7H TCHi mCHl rTGH! 80
sGRATCIIt SCRATCH SCRATCH
.WHEAToN'ss OINTMENT Z
, .iHRiIl GNnn.a hIlnl nfnI, a. "a nr..,.... . !

Also, cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblains.
and all erupttonS off the Skin.y IPriee so cenfs
For sale by all druggists. By sending 60 cents
70 Weeks q Potter, sole agents, 40, Wash
1ngton street. Boston, 1t Will be forwarded by
mail nee of postage, to any part OF the
Ohlted states. -itll, r.dH. = = luton
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81asIfaI gustrn,atents,
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LIE u: GREAT REPUTATION OF mn,
49, h1saoe Piano has induced maker ~ m ~
T1a'. tn. TO represent to their CnS,
s1 as the, RSlabe made by y1oFSIS,ay
TRS9 EMPLOYS by them, Sc, &eS N' 5
~ IN NJ % dodge. and one that 4 mil,
SsS ~! ~ manufacturers, who cannot EoY
sneir Instruments to the trade ana cS,s 81
quently are compelled to force Them 0oli nS
market at any price. 400" On the
1hig mode of doing business El116I6 l..
S13Hgn 20 Convince purchasers at onee ~ ,1ee
I ofEhIOhITY OF THE KNABEI Ti I,s
mere Iact Of small makers TAXING fhs,a1 n le
Ine otANDARD, and working un0n thsis
CsR4 NATION should be all the eVidenca neG'e
1T Il is a wen known fiict that all nrv,.o,..-
manufacturers have their estabiIshs1
t inSaes and dispose OF their goods thFone5
- sItf- .stsg hJr6-1. r.
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w IT, SINGLETON
Observation-Disclosures

fSS ~ rs Peter yyrghvs ratsnt, the
AELL0WS, sArndf1s' Cold IalceN f9fffsf
NlSkS Paisley Nelson q CO.. 81 rf5,,.i -
= GDGksSs ksledge Moplfia Hand u arnn1lls
4, IL and and Square,
IRON the best q tnaeiIt IN Gi1e city, ilfi
49, { z u. CkH1LDREsTEE RRO.SF -
e, y Aleln street bet. Monroe aud Quincy.
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: THR apple crop in Ohio isthe hest
known for years. FAN apblesF hav6
bean selling foraff0m 20. toi6O cents q
bushels Iis - sd 4, NJ s'sssilas i'fi )
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our, west Virginia EieestioinlI.1--yghat d
100 Fhoushf Of It out West,i,Iea4

i.air.H- 1pgiH Hte Sfttcft90i f1I9bl4(f.- BOA
Republican victories have become 30
much a matter of course, of late, that
little notice has been taken ofsthelgl
rlOus little triumph inSWest Virginia,
on Thursday last. The result OF the
election for State officers and the three
members Of Congress, show that the
young and gallant State SO recently
carved from the rebelliouB Old Domin-
ion, is still true to the principles for
which her sons fought in the late war,
and for which her people endured so
many sacrifices. The returns show an
increase of some three thousand In the
Republican majority, as compared with
the last preceding election. A desper-
ate effort was made by the Copperheads,
backed by Andrew Johnson, to turn
the State over to the rebels Their
ignominious failure is another signal
rebuke to the humble individual at the
White House,. Out of the seventy.one
members of Congress elected in YER
mont, Maine, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana Iowa, and West Virginia,
only ttUeLve are In favor of Johnson's
pOltcy0 of reconstruction, while
the remaining f(ty-1tiftei are openly,
avowedly and uncompromisinely hos.
tile to 1t. And the twelve who are ex-
Pected to support the President wereall
Peace Democrats and enemies of An
drew johnson previous to his apostaey;
and would have been elected as surely
without the influence of Andrew john
son as they were with 1t. Indeed, it is
certain that in swinging around the
circle, the humble individual reduced
the majoritieS ofseveral of these repre-
sentatiVes elect. Not a single member
of Congress has thus far been elected,
directly or indirectly, by all the power
and influence ofAndrew johnson, not
understanding he has exerted both to
the utmost to accomplish the return Of
members favorable to his policy. There
has, In fact, been a loss of two MEM
bersy for In 1884, fourteen CoppeFheads
received certificates of election, and ac-
tuall " took their seats in the House,
and kept them, until two were elected
on the ground of fraudulent elections.
II the President can get any satisfac-
ton out OF such state of facts, he is
entitled to enjoy 1t until Tuesday, when
The overthrow and demolition of his
policy" will be.so utter and complete,
that even he Will be unable to shut his
eyes longer.,d aOr $50 sHfai a51If
West Virginia has a population Of
about three hundred and fifty thousand.
AS early as November, 1862, she had
sent twenty thousand soldiers to fight
the battles of the Union, and her subse-
quent contributions of men were equal
~ credttable to her patriotism. The
result of Thursday's elections show her
still to be truly loyal; and thus from
the decaying trunk Of Old Virginia has
been cut and planted q living and
growing limb, promising speedily to
overshadowl the parent tree in wealth,
freedom and civilization: Although
less important than the victory In Ohio
or Pennsylvania, the triumph I'M West
Virginia Is among the most hopeful and
encouraging signs of thsttimes. ~ esi3.
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An Interview with the Pope-..Rhat
ne had TO say About the United
,st1tes, JeH, Davis, the FenIans and
Europe. rr1a ~ .altLf4f ia.dt In
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a. Z. bRAN1ELh. 80 LEWIS RRANzELIl
"a. p. FRANZEEL g. BRO.
We will continue the Hardware bIisinesi
at the above stand on Main street, a few doors
lceloW Monroe, where by keeping well Se-
20 business we hope to meet q share Of the
! ocs Z. r. FRAlSz5E::it,lIt q RRo 4
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Baa Slate Roofing.

GENERAI AGENTS FOR =PENNsYIl.l
NFtVaniR Slate for Roofne y1iII 49, ~ -,
hand 2 al; supply from the best quaErtes,
an1O!.t No Il RS2p assso .; 4 W sR2s Z,
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HARDY COUNTY.

dartin Judy tnomJ .l65 samuel RIueha4t
Gun. lndep'tl-...l58
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!, sSEAIoN. CAMERON returns AN inc0maI
.awef n R,f Z Il
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NoHoa

Oe2a-lw Monroe &. Wheeiings,. w " Va
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Flonr,

WE WANT AGENTS M EVERY
NV town to prepare claims for the eoilec-
ton under the new law. VIII ffiFniSh
blanls and instructions: ForparticuIafA and
/ y ssSt1S q. N. vANBuRBN,6 O., y,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16
WASHINGTON, March IL.
conflict Between the Comptroller OF the Cur
rencx aud Secretary of the Treasury.

Anew troublc has arisen from the conflict
,.n'yyr.u the Comptroller of the Currency and
The Secretary of the Treasury. MIR. Stevens
Il. the champion of the Clarke interest, which
rcrr.,rnts also all the formidable powers,
financial and political, that are now arrayed
AGAINST the Secretary Of the Treasury, who is
= .uurorter of the President and his policy
Mr. McCulloch's plan Of a gradual reduction
= The currency by Withdrawing the green
h,rks has been condemned by powerful inte-
~es,. by the restrctionists, by the spectators,
and hy holders of large stocks of goods and
,rt,rt nlndiSc. and by the national banks, which
rploy the profits of large deposits of currency.
Hut, adding 10 all this the weight of the Radi-
al politicians il is easy 10 see that Mr.. Clarke,
The Comptroller, will, in the House, break
iowu the project OF Mr.. McCulloch, the Secre
tary.
TINS financial and political misunderstood
lnr viii bear heavily upon the business int
r..,> of the country. 1t will bring business to
a stand, and will tend TO discredit the country
abroad. II all goes 10 show that we have not,
and are not likely 10 have very soon, any fixed
and stable financial basis, or any political CO.
oprrailOn. even among the loyal Republicans.
senator Shcrman's proposition, offered 1T
,hl> luucturr, may be, or ought 10 be, adopted,
If the McCunoch project is 10 fail. 1oTA
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'TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Cnnuressional Proceedinps.

WAsHIyGToy, March l5.-SESATE.-Mr. Rid
die from the Printing Committee, reported q
resolution to print ten thousand copies Of the
report OF the Reconstruction Committee, with
the accompanying testimony, for the use Of
the Senate.
Mr.. Davis, of Kentucky, said would like
to know upon what principle of justice and
impartialty the evidence Is taken. A gentle
man from North Carolna-one of the truest
and most humble patriots in the laud-gave
me this information in relation to the State Of
North Carolina He informed me that the evil
dence of some men connected with the Freed
mems Bureau had been taken. He addressed
q letter to a member of the committee request
ing that witnesses whose names had been sug-
gested by those who claimed seats in the Sc
nate and House should be allowed TO give
their evidence before the committee. When /
last conversed with him, he had received no
such privilege If just, intelligent, and
impartial committee would seek for the truth /,
the whole truth, and nothing but the truth,
in relation to this matter, the inquiry would
be a subject of deep interest, and the result of
their labors should be presented 10 the country.
But if that committee proceeds upon the prin-
ciple of suppressing evidence, suppressing the
truth, and silencug, or AT least refusing 10 hear
evidence in behalf of the gentlemen who
claim seats in the two Houses from the eleven
excluded States, l, for one, am opposed to pub
fishing, Mt the public expense, the result OF
their labors. do not believe, at least l have
very little faith in the various letters and in
formation read to the Senate by the honorable
Senator from Massachusetts, (Mr. Sumner,
and presented to this body. 1haye no conf
mony which the men in the employment OF
the Freedmen's Bureau give in relation TO the
state of public sentiment in the Southern
States Mr.. Davis said that, as sample OF
the kind of evidence furnished by those EN-
ployed by the Freedmens Bureau, he would
read from a speech made few weeks ago by
General Clinton Il. Fiste in Cincinnati, and
published in the Cincinnati Commercial. He
characterized the statements in it in relation
to the treatment of negroes in Kentucky as
false and calumnious.
Four members of the Reconstruction Com
mittee-Messrs. Grimes, Fessenden, Johnson
and Williamson reply to Mr.. Davis, said tina
every man who had been named TO the com
mittee by the applicants for seats in Congress:
had been examined by the committee.
The Senate concurred in the House amend
ments to the civil rights bill, which finally
passed The bill only awaits the Executive
signature now TO become law.
Hou5E.-The House was engaged in the con
sideration of the loan bill