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Southern Loyalists' Conven-
ton at Philadelphia
Proceedings Of Last Two Days.
D.,,o,.t. of Committees on the
dlz,zress and Resolutions
,nncol of the Loyal Southcrhers'
nncal of the Loyal SouthcrherS'

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 8.
Thu Southern delegates met at the Na1'on''
u,l, At 10 80 A. n. Prayer was Offered oy
Rev. DR.. Bedill. IT,,
~, A telegram was read from tho Republican .:an
s,,,o Convention at Syracuse, conSrasu'a!'ns
tho Convention upon tho favorable ausp''s. 9.
''n,.r saU rb;ch the sessions were being bold -
~. sss reooivcd with ercat:applaus'. H.. :, -
" y Ar Sidney offered 3 resolution Tor mo :p
,,o;n,nen. IT.. Of committee Of fiss 10 70 ns l.'s'
6,na. tor dotrayins tho expenses Of ''' o'0'
..n,ion, ,s which was adopted. j. :. !.
"A resolution tor tho appointment o. > e0a. ~
r,;.t.. Of tve 70 prepare an sddr'.s 70 80
Southern people, WAS offered and rs'es'sa ,,,;
Mr Bingham, Of Alabama ohs'ea -. 49,. !.
Non declaring ,hat Congress s1oald i' sPsSd, !,
so,aait.es 70 inras. ts = u. Io ~. 49,. :.
49,. 49,. !; connected With The Treasury D'
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PsopApLY the most remarkable tom.

PRoBABLY the most remarkable tenn.
pcrancc lecture over delivered, was that
BY Dr.. Crano, a health officer in New
York, at = meeting Of the Metropolitan
Board Of Health. The lecture entire
was as follows: In the Stygian and
pcst.ridden Twelfth Ward Of Brooklyn.
uot solitary one Of the Eve hundred
members Of the Father Matthew Society,
resident therein. has been attacked BY
cholera" Mr.. Acton cliuched this re..
mark By adding that not cholera case
had yet, occurred among The sixteen
thousand members Of the Father Nat,
thcw Society in the city Of New York
Comment is unnecessary. "a. - ~ ,1,,= " Z,
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soxE CoRs.-Illinois, in 1855, %.
cording to the report ofthe Oommis.
sioner Of Agriculture, raised la; 1885,
s97 bushels Of corn, which pat into
cars, 300 bushol. each, and . aloeomo.
tive to every twenty cars, and allow.
lug each car twenty feet, would mska.
: train 1850 ,niles long-nea.ly co.,
third around the globe taking !bS
I999 locomotives to draw tbs tll ..,.
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Advertising.

The Jor1SAL Is circulated throughout the entire
Kanawha Valley, and Is the beI, advertising medium
In this section Of the Stato
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OCO. w. FAoNUAIL1b o5 Ie&as' ~,
....s ..... ... C4otrmdAi;
B. o. SIDNEY, Of Miss ~, ..
JOHN n. ATKINSON. Of ". Va;
JOHN II. ALDERDICE, Of DOL;
A. w. HAWKINS, Of Tenn; +.
SAMUEL KNOX, Of No.; = ,..
WRIGHT r. FISH, Of L.; =. h..
MILTON J. Stafford. Of Ala;
PHILIP FRAZEE, Of Fla; ..
D. X. GOODLOE, ofN. c.; 49,.
D. C. F0RNEY, Of District Of Columbia; /;
JOHN A. J. CRESWELL, Of Nd; r.
G. WASHBURS, Of Ga. .. 4 5,.
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Founded on facts and inscribed 4" Mr. Andrew johnson.
The poem appear. In the WeSHieA P0ss Of ST. Louis.
In German.
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Ssleetel 2pG1ry.
The Freedman.
DY CASPAR BCTz.

Founded facts. aud Inscrih.d !" Mr. Andrew Johnson
The poem appears In the WtSaieA Post Of ST. Louis,
In German.
The days have shortened, the cold winds moan
What wanderrr CROSSES the field alone,
Fucing the wintry weather?
With weary feet through the wool he goes
The fading twilight pale glcam throws
And the mis,s Of the evening gather.
Dusky his features and woolly his hair;
Torn and dusty and faded with wear,
see the blue coat Of the private;
On his shoulder he carries tho Union gun.
From tho grcat campaign, from the victory
tIv hastcns his home to arrive ut lwon
The Union! in darkest days Of all,
H. rushed to battle, obcyed her call.
When life or death was the gu:rlon
Ia tue last great f; ;ht his bayonet Shonc;
Aud now he comes back with joy to his own
Released from Sluvery's burden.
H. hurrics along the lighted Streets
But his eyes he scarcely raises
TO the marble walls: and Of all he meets,
None welcomes him or praises.
With t!norous step. that troubled not
In the widest roar Of cannon
When Petersburg volleycd her deadly shot,
lIo Shuns every white companion.
And farther and farther, with weary feet,
Through tho city's darkcning lnazes,
Hc hurrics. and still no man does he meet
Who welcomes him or praises;
But, here where the cabins stand in row,
Whittier his steps hnyc tended.
The ioy of home in his heart doth glow,
For his pilgrimage is ended.
Softly he knocks at the lowly door;
On the doorstep his muSket rnttlcs;
Inside his little ono plays on the floor,
And listens amid his prattles.
He opens-"O father" he shouts at tho
"IIerc he is, home again, mother" lslsht
And child and husband and vile with del'Sh'
Arc kissing and claSping each other.
Home again, homo again. happy and irre!
In his arms his baby he toSSes;
" Great was the boon, and worth moro 10 mo
Than ten times my struggle and crosses
For you tho money my labor earns
For you the pursuit Of pleasure;
Twas n sl,ve went forth, but MN returns
The sword has won Liberty's treasure"
There's crashing knock at the cabin door,
Tho panels Shattsr and S. shlys,; o,,,, ,,orc-
lie springs to his rihc-on picket once more
who's there ?"-the Union forever!
ain tho name of the State" the Sheriff. begins
II arrest you; the handouts arc ready:
No niger allowed to carrya gun! ,,,
All right, to Jail with him steady:
The days have heightened, tho March w'nos
moan; .,.
wb,t wondcrcr crosses the fields alonc'
Facing the wintry weather! ,
O Freedom tho leaves OF tho iaure! a'T S ".'SO
'rhou wandercst silent, with dropping heao'
And the mists Of the midnight gathcr'
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4ESfiVuo W tto WV -St1gsaI t'bo "'u'S9'' ~
wns announced that the,nport Of the COM
mitteo appointed to present the views Of thu
loyal men from tho unrseonstructcd States
would make their rcport;and it WIS intima
ted that in it all who desittod to take mon
advanced position than anHwhich the border
States could support, would be able to give
full expression to their views.
The Convention adjourned till Q P. N. to re-
ceive the report Of the committee on m ad'
dress from the unrcconstricted States.
Tho audience wassthcA ably. addressed by
Miss Anna Dickinson and Fred Douglass. \
lady orator was novel sigh: to these South.
crncrs; and Miss Dickinson has had many at'
trntivc audiences; ncrer one more 80 than this
As she proceeded it waS evident TINT her hcar.
ers were in full sympathy with her, md thai
they were in her power. She never plcndcd sc
cloqncntly for the cause she upholds. md she
moved the vast assembly to laughter, to tears
or to Scorn with her strong, yet womanly will
pathetic appeal, and we'll arranged argument
Douglass was equally eloquent, md made
some very happy hits. His discourse received
the closest attention, and his humor satire
and argument were all received with whole
Souled applause. lie said:
at is n strange fact that the war ended or
both sides for the good Of tic blacks, and the
last dcspairing cry Of jeff. Davis was: Arm
the blacks, cr We arc lost You undertook
to get along without the negroes; to use youl
soft white hands; but the necessity wn'
shown TO arm the hlacks-,o call his iron nrlI
and its steel fingers to your aid. And the way
to secure his aid is to give him the right o.
suffrage. nSk yon to enfranchsc the negro
The honororthc nn,ion dclnnndSit. lie fought
your battles when you called him to the field
You now turn you" hacks Oh him when the
contest Of blood is over Oh, for n little South
crn honor here in tho North, that these loyn
men may not be turned over TO the mcrclcS'
care Of those men who soush ht 10 destroy tho
nation" Cheers.
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wants. &C., lines or lcss.) ~ cents, or insertions
for one dollar.
Lhitorini Soticrs, 20 cents a lIne.
Obit""ri"1 Cents per line.
All Transient Advertisements must hc paid for I>
ADtATE. frnrly Advertisement. payable semI.annu.
ally, IN nivuuc-.
Having we'll assorted Office. we nrc prepared to do
all descriptions or
JOB PRINTING,
In tho bcs, style, at short notice. and on reasonable
terms. MOORE K BRO.
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The Convention met in the evening" agree.
ablc to adjournment, and the Committee on
Address not being prepared to report after
considerable discussion, in which Senator
Crcswell and Governors Hamilton, Hrownlow,
and Foreman participated, adjourned to meet
at ~ \. II. Tomorrow.
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To Whom. r. maY Concern:

THIS !. to forewarn all persons nom Pa 70 John
i not. given BY me sometime 10 jung, t'''i q
Snyder, .i the sans haa eesa pad h, 1oHy PRICE
Aug. -. lt<S.-ISS& HE .">,1 -: - "
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NEW SKIRTS NOR 1865
TIE Great Invention o. she Are.
HOOP SKIRTS.

]. W. BRADLEY'S Nev Psseat puPLEA
ELLIPTIC (or deobIe) SPRING SKIRT
THIS INVENTION consists q Dnpiex'
Tor a. o. Elliptic Pore Rshned Steel S2rings-
in Re nsoasiy BRAIDED tightly and h'niy tose'h-
q. edge 70 edge. msking the toughest. mo<i
asxibl~. elastic sna dur biz spring ever ssee-
Thev seldom bead or hsesk. hike the single
syringe. aud consequently preserve ihrn
oeriert lad besusi,ui shape more thu. tsiee
Ia long - any single spring skirt that ever
has o. cen be made.
THE wonderful nrxibiiisy and great Gown
tort .ni pleasure 20 any Lady wearing ihs
lD,c,sr Elliptic skirt will Be experiences
.s,siculsr,v IN sli crowded Assemblies. Op-
lsr.s. Carriages. Railroad Csrs, Church Psss
An Chairs. for Promenpds end House
Dses-. ss the Shirt Gao be folded vhen an
uss q occupy : small piece = essi'y snd
:. ~ enirnssy q . silk or mn-lin cres&
\ a Ley having enjoyed The plesssre. eon-
lfcvt and great convenience Of uesrng the
Dupl~x Eilipnc Steel Ssring Sksri Tor .
single day will never ~ erwasts willingly
dispense ~iih their use FIR Cnildren,
\ Misses and Young Ladies Trey ere superior
Ito al others.
- HE uOOle &c +Nt<@tF- - Y =
ldoable twisted thread and ~ill wear tsie'
! a. long % ihe single yarn covering vh'en
used on al single sseei hoop skirf-- Ih'
three bottom rods on every Skirt are ais
d Double Steel. and twice OF double e"ver<'
prevent the covering from ~esirg 81
1.-The rods when dragging down stairs elton
lsteps, ETC.. etc. which they are CONSTANT
; lsubieci Ia when in use-
Ala made OF the new and elegant cord
LED tapes, and ere The bet qssiify IN ever
i part, giving 70 the wesrer the most Rrsrr''
and perfect Shape possible. snd ssr uaqns'
lion ably the highest. mcst desirable. ccs
.llossable and economical Skirt ever made
y WEsrs, Bradley CARY. PRnrEIETn'
lof the Invention. and SsLE MANUFACTURES
/ l97 cHAnBERs, and ~ : 81 REAnE crhEET
o New York
FOR SALE In oil 6rss e'sss Stores
lthls Guy, - .a-a.rho sis Uaised S'.i'
7 end Csnsds, Hsvans De CUbs. M~xnc
y south Americs and she West In fes.
lei sE1-Inqsire sur the Duplex Eiiie'ic
6. ldonbie) Spring Skirt. a. 4 Z.
March 24ih. lS66-3m-
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soils not 90 we'll adapted 70 i, the
same variety will assume q different
the texture Of the lea being
chaged. being more light and bulky
ana destitute OF oil and substance
Tobacco Of this description should be
10 damaged as above directed. but priced
lightly in the casks. 50 ~ to admit q
II free and open leaf, such being most
IIy required tor cigar leaf.
The writer has been close obser-
YER of tobacco sales for many years.
and has seen a difference OF two 70
five dollars per hundred weight IN
crops grown on adjoining farms, cni.
ltiva,ed in the same manner and sold
on the same day. The buyer must
take the tobacco as II comes front the
planters hands; he can only usc =
certain part Of per day. That IN sale
condition he can keep for future use
and is always willing TO pay TOR It the
lfnll market rates; that out OF coqdi.
ton he must keep till he can use IT.
and. ii lie considers his interest, buys
al what it will be worth to him when
he shall be ready TO work It up
Thereby throweirg On the planter the
Injury and less in the tobacco from
the time OF purchase to that of manu-
featuring. This loss is considerable
The planter has to bear it; It is RICH
that lie should. He has no canse Z
complain Of the manufacturer. II m
feel like doing 80, let him come her
lin September or October, and wal
Into one OF our large factories am
'Itake 2 look at a Eogsh cad then beinl
Ilpulled mp, bearing his own name O.
Tits head, and sold by him inthe spring
lie would feel sympathy for The man
|ufacturer, rather than blame him 70
1.-The low price he gave. and would cor
y gratulate himself that he and tn
rtobacco had parted company
d But planters can remedy this liabl
-lity 10 loss. II = ~seless for them
nltalk about q bad season Tor surfing
sIbad winds. cold winds, too much I
eltoo little rain, and so forth. III
$ will not help the matter, or exonera
elthem from duty they owethenselve
q The bad seasons are not universal :
IS They do not affect every planter
b There are men who aiways manal
'rltlieir crops property, in defiance
, too much season, o. too little seaso
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SELECT SCHOOL,

TTVHE Select School for MsIes s0d Fsnsies
4 sn Jasper, - now IN session Sssdenis
wilI be admitted any time during the session
which will continue until the 2sth OF July
Those who would get the iuii b-neh' Of the
term. should send their children 70 the schoci
soon, o. q months loss Of lime ~ill'msks
visible difference 10 the sdvancsment Of
students. There is . night school tsugh'
in connection with the day session, 10
which persons Of any sge Or OF either sex
will De admitted. An opportunity y thu.
afforded business men and others who sFs
| una soidably engaged during she DAYS. !.
appropriate their leisure hours Of Bighi'
very probably
Tuition per session for common Schou
branches, So; ter higher branches y
English Literature and Mathematics Sill
LAIN o. Greek. o. both. Sl2; Iacident-s ex
penses per session IS cent?. Niehs session
Iof three months taught q the same rates.
4 There viii be no Ices Of time except os.
easionsl holi days. No DEDUCTION made 70
loss Of time except IN cases OF proir acted
sickn.ss Board can be had IN families q
l$3 per week.
THOS L. McGRAyv. A. b.
4 Principal.
i spriI 18th. 1866. n.
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Fro0 ne A3gtcuIurei nr4o" toss
The Csk-rs ~ Management efTobaecoP
NJ T. J. naADFoRD, AUGUSTA. KENTUCKY.
Having nov reached the point
when it i supposed the crop - secar-
81 and cured. We proceed to give
somc directions 10 regard 20 it future
management and preparation Tor mar.
.kes. - many, after all their care and
labor. lose their profits 10 . great ex-
INT Nv want Of knowledge in this
respect, OF b. inexcusablc careless
nces. y,
when the tobacco is thoroughly
cared it 10 ready fos the process Of
stripping or taking the leaves from the
stalk. The plant iirst passes through
the hands Of the most experienced Ia
borcr on the farm, who takes OIL the
bsd o. injured leaves and ties them
neatly in bundles or eight or ten
The plants thus cullcd are given to
otI,ess. Who strip OF the remaining
leaves and tie them in hands OF SIX Or
eight. wrapping tightly with the tip
Of the leaf used - tie, 50 rs to from
a head OF one aud half inchin
length. These bundles should beas
uniform as possible in size and color,
- il Odds to the beauty Of the sample
by which il il TO be sold.
When the days work 10 done, let
the bundles, neatly pressed through
the hands, be put in . winrow-thai
10, laid straight in bulls or pile long
enough to hold the work q one -
two dave. and only the width OF one
bundle and half, reversing each
course 80 - to have the heads OF the
bundles out. Here itmay remain till
stri ping season is over.
Cold, winds, and frosty weather in
lure the texture and rich flavor Of the
l-@f. The first good drying weather
after the stripping get the smcothes
and smallest st'cks upon ~'..e'. 10 = Z
bacco was hung, ana nang up asal'
10 dry Mnen sue "eMne' ooi s
moist enough 70 BRING :, - case, IN
IL down and carefully oui. away Z
before directed, only 'sxlnE nol
pains y A -. 80 ;
make tie bulk much WIDER; TINS !
done by tapping the oundle over eac
other like shingl'ng rooi, tne ou'ke
hoving his knee upon " oulk, ca''
fully laying down the tobacco = y
Strengthened and nsnded % nun
When tie bulk y nn'sneo' weign
down heavily with logs OF some nsa'
weight.
Care must be taken ina. tne 'ouac'
'does not imbibe TOO much mo'ssu'
OF get TOO high 70 case T MO !.
Suiked, - It Will lnJures neues
il il soft enough % nanoie wi1no
breaking It may oe pu. ~ ou'<' z,
should the stems break : ',''ie unu
the pressure OF the 0niSef knss
rsuateriAl damage VIII oe zone, p'
vided the leaves DO mol cTumoie.
little attention VIII soon teach :
most ignorant the proper orus.
saie-keeping- The .oDAcco vii
safe in bulk, and VIII wait .ne p'a'
er's convenie;ce % Pfize (" - 70;
heads ".
In prizing, the oinerens quaint
should not % mlxeo, M, p'ol
care has been taken 20 Keep them 9
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EORTY differe nj s'yier. adapted 20 s-crrc
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Oct 14lh. lS65-lv
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FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE "HERMANN"

ANN AL vi
NEw YoRK, April 29.-The steamer Her
mann, from Hamburg via SouthamPton,
April 18th, arrived at quarantine last night
She HAS no sickness on board, but Will DC
fumigated. u u E
Vienna Intelligence says the state OF silairs
continues very serious. The Middle states
are preparing a declaration IN tue feueIai
D;,t r,.fnsinu 10 take the Prussian motion
e. ref,rm Of the Constitution into con-
s;dsra,ion before the great German Powers
have deuIobilized. Wurtemburg, Baden and
Bavaria have forbidden the expectation of
horses.
The Independent Beige states confden-
TALLY that pacific overtures which are being
made will have the effect of settling the
question of armaments. In the event of war
volunteer corps will be formed in Vienna,
Gratz and Perth. Austria. Bavaria and Sax.
ony have agreed to carry out the reform OF
the Constitution. A rumor of Bismark's re-
signation was current at Hamburg, but was
not credited. The Coburg Gazette states
that Austria energetically reiterates her pre-
vius denials Of the Prussiap assertions respec-
ting Austrian armaments, and insists upoE
the rehabilitation of the Prussian troops to
confirm the pacific declaration of Prussia.
In Hungary the left and centre of the Up.
per House have resolved to vote for the
adoption of the second address Of the Lower
House without modification.
Another attempt has been made to assas-
sinate the Gar of Russia, but the bulle,
missed his person. -.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-05
HEAVY ROHsISEltY.

WHEELING, April 29.-About 3 O'Clock
this morning, six burglars entered the resi-,
dence fthe Cashier ol the Harrison National
Bank of Cadiz. Ohio, bucked and gagged
the Cashier, and compelled his wife to deliver
up the keys of the bank and the safe Pro-
eseolng thence to the bank, they effected an
entrance emu .n withou, much opposition, and rob
peu Tue sale of 100000 in Unitel States
;"I "onas rs and about $4,000 in deposite, lock
npSd lug sne wa'cnman in the safe. They made
sJou .neir escape on hand car, cutting the
,Ia IiIapn I wires In TWO They abandoned
'ie hand car at a station near hIeYond,i,
on the Pittsburg, Cleveland and ',i C;aa;nu.,;
failrr adj. and took to the woods M s,,s
rounding country has been aroused snS |.
large force is in pursuit. A reward of Sso ;
oOO IS offered for the arrest of the robbers