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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-09-27

FIRE Poor WASH FOR SHINGLES.
The following simple application will
no doubt prove of great value:
A wash composed of lime, salt, and
fine sand or wood ashes, put on in
the ordinary way of whitewashing,
renders the roof fifty per cent more
secure against taking fire from fall
ing cinders or otherwise. in case of
fire in the vicinity. 1t pays the ex-
penses hundred fold, in preserving
influence against the effect of the
weather. The older and more wealth
erbeaten the shingles, the more ben
eft derived. Such shingles gener-
ally become more or less warped,
rough and cracked; the application
of the wash by wettiug the upper
surface, restores them at once to their
original or first form, thereby closing
up the space between the shingles,
and the lime and sand, by filling up
the cracks and pores in the shingle
itself, prevents 1t from warping.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-09-27
Valuable Farm for sale.

TNHE undersigned Offers foe sale a nice
Il farm Of $50 aeres. l6o under cultivation
and mostly in grass. Il is in pretty good re-
pair. well watered by wells and springs. q
tolerable good dwelling house. good harm and
other buildings; good orchard Of $50 trees. 50
acres bottom land, with well laying hill land,
Offering great facilities for farming or grazing.
Situated on the Gallipolis and Harrisburg
roeo, 4 miles from the forrer place and ad-
joining the celebrated mineral spring of Z. z.
Wsddell. For further information call at
the residence Of the srbeeriber in Green town
ship, or address by letter to Gallipolis.
ANDERSON NEAL.
July 2s, lsss.-am.
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Special Notice.

T IN purchasing Sewing Machine, get one
that never vet failed TO give satisfaction.
Such are the OLD RELIABLE WHEELER
and WILSON Machines tor family work, and
the HOWE Machines for heavy nanufactur-
ing purposes and leather work.
The machines may be seen at HAYWARD
d FULLER's Furniture Depot, corner Sd and
State streets. Call and see them.
June Il, leeS
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F o r S A l. E /.
Valuable Farm for sale.

rUNHE undersigsed offers for sale . nice
farr, Of I5O screr; 90 uuder cultivation
and mostly in grsss Il Is under gcSd repair.
well wstered BY rells and springs. ,olerable
good dwelling house, good barn and other out
buildings, good orchard Of 40 trees. Situa-
ted in Springfield township, Gallia county.
Ohio, about miles from the city Of Galiipo-
lis. For further information call at The resi-
denee Of The subscriber on the premises, or
address'by letter 10 D. c. WATTS.
August 2, le66.-2m. Gallipolis, o,
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SOMETHING NEW.
1EPPART, ANDERSON & co.

GEPPART, ANDERSON & co.
NH0LESALE aud Retail Dealers in
w Queensware, Glassware, japan and
Brittania Wares. Table Cutlery Carbon Oil
Lamps. de- L..
COURT STREET. BETWEEN SECOND,
AND THIRD STEETS.
GALLIPOLIS, OHIO.
We are now Offering to the citizens Of CALI
polls and vicinity, the largest and most ex-
tensive assortment of tne China, Ironstone,
and Common Queensware. ever seen In this
market.
Glassware, cut, pressed and blown, Of every
kind, style and quality. In this line We
cannot be beat.
Japsnned and Brittanie ware Of rich and
rare styles, that cannot fail to please.
Table Cutlery, and furniture Of every kind
and price. Lamp shades. wicks, burners, and
every thing necessary TO repair old lamps
Carbon oil ofthe best quality always on hand
Families supplied with every thing in our
line, at as low prices IS the ssme can be pur-
chased in Cincinnati.
Hotels, will find in our house every article
required to furnish their tables, bars, or cham
bers in the best style, and we warrant prices
to suit the times.
Steamboats,, furnished with complete sets
OF table ware. at city prices.
Country Merchants can do as well by pur-
chasing from US. their supply Of ware, as in
the city and save freight. As further induce
ment to trade with US, we will take in ex-
change for wares, all kinds Of Country Pro-
duce at the highest prices, delivered at our
Grocery Store on the Public Square.
Ladies are invited to call and look over our
splendid stock of China and Psrian marble
ornaments. No charge for exhibiting our
stock.
GEPPERT, ANDERSON d co.
Jan. s, Is66.-tf.
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Farmers department.
1..stbe Soil Need Rest.

TIL. Rnral New Yorker disbeliev-
es the theory that the soil need rest
1t says:
Absolute rest obviously adds
nothing to the soil; no food for
nlants descends from the air above
or rises from the subsoil below. Ne
favorable chemical action is known
,o he iaduced by exposing naked
soil long time to the elements; on
the contrary it may be apprehended
that the washing of the rain, the
parching of the sun, the evaporation
of the atmosphere, remove some OF
the volitile substances which are
found in a fertile soil.
The soil then does not need rest
it REQUIRES cultivation. BY cultiva-
tion we mean here those physical
changes which may be made. 1t
wants deep and thorough working
SO that the roots of plants can reach
every particle ef soil; it needs drain
inc to draw off the stagnent water
which is poison to the roots of our
cereals and cultivated grass. Deep,
thorough and frequent pulverization
of the soil, though it adds nothing
TO the amount of plant food, will, by
making it all available to the crops,
cause the land to be very productive.
Then, except during the brief Pc
nod of this thorough working, the
soil should be producing, for it is by
the sole agency of what grows upon
il that the farmer can hope to
increase the amount of plant food in
his land.
But is not land constantly predu-
cling crops, whether Of grain or grass
ex6austing itself? Yes, if those
crops are removed from the soil and
no remuneration made therefor. hut
if the whole product of the ground
is returned to it, the amount of plant
food is increased. The soil becomes
richer for the reason that the sub
stance of the plant was only partly
derived from the soil, but largely
from the atmosphere, and while the
soil receives again what it gave,
through the decomposition of the
plant, it has in addition all that was
drawn from other sources. This Is
the reason why plewing under clover
or other green crops, tor manure,
enric5es the soil.
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Cigars and Tobacco.

A full assortment of foreign and domestic
"A cigars; also a large stock Of tobacco.
comprising in part the following varieties:
10 Boxes old style Cavendish,
10 Pound Lump, bright and dark;
10 s's, sweet;
90 Caddies, half-pounds, dark;
10 small square Twist;
10 Fig tobacco;
10 Pan Cake Tobacco.
Also, smoking tobacco in barrels and pa.
pers; fine cut chewing tobacco in foil. Ali of
which we offer TO the trade at satisfactory
prices. c. & A. HENKING.
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Land for Sale.

TIME subscriber wishes to sell l04 acres a,
u land. situated on Big Greek. in Boone
county. West Va. This is wild land. bus
when clesredfvill make q geod farm For
particulars call on the subscriber, living In
Gsllipolis, Ohio.
ELIZABETH ]. ADKINS.
Sept. Is, Is66.-3ms.
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For sale.

A DESIRABLE residences on Front Street.
N good location, several town lots, also q
number Of Farms. Enquire OF
GEO. HOUSE,
Real Estate Broker.
March Is, 1866.
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July 26, ls6s.-3m.
For Rent.

THE Room in my new Block lately oecu-
pied by s. ZslAzny. is now offered for
rent. Inquire .. Furniture Store Of Hayward
and Fuller. WILL. Q HAYWARD.
Feb. is, l866.-tf.
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A SPLENDID Stock Of fancy Frtnch Can
n dies st greatly reduced prices At
Apl %, isss--a. = = ''
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-09-27

oranges 4 LEMONS. Fresh and il
" large quantities at WI. SHARP.
Feb. 8, lS6s.-tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-09-27

H HAYwARD'S Furniture establish
ment up stairs. is the place where all 60 to
get first-class Photographs.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-09-27
For Sale.

THE subscriber has for sale on private
Il terms. two good HORSES, atwo horse
WAGON. and = good Mich COW. Chssp
for cash. Mp. PRIMER.
Sept. 6, IS66.-3w.
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Raby Cabs.

a BEAUTIFUL assortment Of Baby Cabs.
"A Of all kinds, from the cheapest 10 the
most celebrated. Cell and see them, at HAY
WARD 4 FULLERS. corner of Third 4
State Streets.
March %, 1866.
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Fisht Fishu

A fresh supply Of Msekerel, Goldfish, Hake.
White Fish. smoked Hshbut and Herring,
just received by @. 4 A. HEHKING.
June IL, 1866.
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oranges, Lemons. and Figs, in fine
" order at
J.C. MEALS.
April &c. lsss.-tf.
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READY MADE CLOTHING,
PIECE GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS,
Having purchased at low prices and deter
mined to sell at small profits, we are prepared
70 show customers chance to get their money
back. We employ none but first class
Mechanics, and warrant all work in our line
to exactly suit the taste and comfort Of the
purchaser. Every inducement to cash and
short time buyers, None others need apply.
Country Merchants supplied with everything
m our line at small advance on Eastern
prices. We will be happy to see any and
ali the Patrons OF the Stand, as well as all
others who may want anything in our line.
we WIN use our utmost eAdeaFors to please
ano supply their wants with good Goods, at
low prices. Please give Us a call.
Feb. 1. Is66.-tf. -
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Suuderfcs,

NEASON'S, Burtlest's, and Buffers Shoe
lyI Backing. Brushes and Brooms, Bed
Cord and Cordsge, buckets, Tubs, and Wash
boards, Clothes, Nurket, and Hickory Baskets,
Powder, Csps, and Lead, with general as
sortment Of goods in our line, "always on
hand" Call at the City Grocery, corner Of
Court and Third streets.
D. g. FORD 4 BRO.
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COURT STREET
Clothing Emporium,
NORTHUP & SMITH,
CsUccrssoRs TOY
II. FRANK.
WHOLESALE RETAIL
CL TIL e r. s
MERCHANT TAILORS.

M Z have purchased the entire Stock
w of n. Frank. and are receiving daily
READY MADE cTOTuTNn
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The Two Miners.

Two men were working together 10 niue,
aud having prepared 10 blast the rock. aud
laid the train. the latter became by accldeui
.gniied, Ia few moments tremendous
explosion they knew was .aey.'ahle and
the rock must be rent in - thousand pieces
On perceiyiug their danger. they both
leaped into the bucket and called 10 Tue
nAu on the surface 10 draw thea. ~. lie
endeavOTed 10 10 80 but his arm was iouad'
too feeble 10 raise tbe bucket while both
the men were IN H. What was - be done
the burning fuse. which could not nc exiin
gulshed. was now within few feet OF the
powder; u moment or Two. aud the expio.
sion must take place At this awful crisis.
one OF the men addressing tLs other, said.
" You shall live aud ! will lie : FOX you
are an lmpenltent sinner, ANA Il you bow
die your soul will be lost: but Il die
| know that, by the grace OF the Lord
Jesus Christ, ] shall be taken 10 himself.
And 80 saying, without waiting .0r reply
he leaped out of the bucket, and prayet.ully
waited the result On tho other reaching
the surface, he bent over the shaft TO ascer-
tain the fate Of his compan.oa. AZ that
moment q terrific explosion was heard
portion of the rock was thrown up aud
smote him on the forehead, leaving an IA.
delible mark 10 remind him of his danger
and deliyerance. But the man Of God
when they came 10 search for him. was
found arched over by the fragments Of bro
ken rocks in tue mine. uuinjurcd. and re-.
joicing in the Lord. This magHanImous
miner exhibited in this act an amount Of
disinteresied love and charity which has
seldom been equalled. and Is never found
but in connection with the love Of Christ.
-, - 4. g. Il
we have instances among the heroes OF
Greece and Rome. who. actuated solely by
a love Of uotorieiy, inflicted upon them.
selves tortures, and even death but that
pure Christian character, which at al, haz-
ards. even n the sacrifice of life itself seeks
20 save the immortal soul Of man This is
the kind Of charity, We have met this day
TO elicit, to strengthen. and 10 direct, ana
without which il is impossible that the
great object OF missionary enterprise can
ever he accomplished.
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Virginia Unionists and the Septem-
Der Convention.

ihs .5a.'s's O. Virginia 'r,4t 81. ea. for o.
Convention 10 Philadelphia .a Au---t si.i. col-
emf @.ae ;hc September C1ayea,oa ,a, ihei-
co--.a. ,sirola,,ol. Tic Ai,zaaa,. I..aq' o.
s 'utl-g ,ays
81, ~, authorized - announce '..t ile Ch.oL
state Committee OF virginia Nt- 't-eG rhc n,c,-s-
-'-v cih Tat ar'io7 for seudiur d.i.r.fa. 'a ~.
C44tea1o- q. southern Log4iists. n.rt 90
F...Aie. fh'- ." 'h' i.-' ''ea-"! - september
The Committee !. .ow rueHeea makiu~ ui ne
'is' wai-a Wc hope 70 base 'he pleasure a., an
aosaelus - The f4tHo e4sll uvX' area. The
reut.eus. aaiac. as delegate w,.. "t. D receive.
sieciA! notice O appointment rs maU
Let every Jnipni, Of the state remember that
lPea iae issue O thc TAIL elections North depends
aoi ouy c.vi! liberty 70. himself bul home. ,oun-
t-f. SOCIAL responsibility and future secIli't f.t
bis c1i.i-cr. lfanv are disposed - if'c ihc
.oug summer away ict such think ofthe ,irrsome
nagches ar1 tlOo4t graves o. those Hlo fought
and died Tor thel. country if aay l-- disposed
r. coaciia', 'hs i..guioa blood hounds Who.
fang, are yei trippia: with human gore iei such
remember the fate Of those who nave gone beiurc
them. Ia Uut business, ~ ous families. Ia ulg
relations "a. Jtaec.li ,.ti1eus-.t, even within
Tie sacred protection Of 'hc church ~ wc al
know how the madness and cruelty md niol-
erauce Of sectional disunion rages. We must ar
rrst iAis criminal and REASONABLE spirit. We can
Osly 10 ]; ~ aud through national authority
Let every loyal man rcmenhe- therefore. thar
nis first civil and social duty 70 throw his voice
aad laiucnc. AMI example into the TAIL elections
North, as the essential prciminAg! step ~ the
grand WORK ~ reform which j. before Us Eve.
ry citizen appointed ~ the State Committee
should serve I.ol Us send strong delegation
70 Philadelphia. Al that is dear 10 u IS pa
,riots aud inc'. depend on ID, st,a, i.suc nov
ioscl before ,he American people
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Good Shot.

Bill, don't you know that dad don't al
low you 10 buy shot =" asked young ur
chin Of brother who was somewhat Iii
senior who was making purchase Of that
article.
You Just never mind me. I'D thanh
you 10 attend 10 your business, Mis-
ter Bob. don't care what lad allows
I'll buy what please
Little boy slightly agitated. I'm go.
ing TO tell dad" rushed out at the store
aud runs Gown street, and bounces into the
room where the old man was quietly read.
ing the morning paper.
=" Dad, dad, Bill went aud got shot"
Good heavens " cried tho old man
dropping the paper 10 CONSERVATION. and
boiling for the door. Where is he =
9" Down to Thompson's store" responds
BOB.
In his excitement the old man forgot 10
remove his reading specks," and IN going
down the steps misiudgcs the distance TO
the pavement. steps on too soon, and comes
sprawling on oil iours
lie gathers himself up. and starts for the
store. The pavement appears TO be about
the level Of his knees, consequently IN his
violent endeavors 10 keep it under him. he
cut IA very ludlcrous figure, and drew from
the astonished by.standers such roar as
was never bestowed upon ! single indiyid.
ual since the world began.
Say. there. old Lit Up where are you
going what train do you want 20 catch
cries Que.
What will you take to give Us JIg 2.
inquiries another.
d" Where'd you lcaru that step =. asks q
third aud thus he Is assailcd ou every
side
But he hears not the scols aud sneers Of
any one he cares Tor uoihing-uothiBg
but William.
a length his tedious march Is brought 10
4 close by arriving al the store where Bill
is stretched out. taking j, easy The old
man, supposing him badly hurt rushing up
20 him frantically, exclaimed
Oh, William William where are
you wounded 2
" What's tho matter, dad W going
crazy 2 exclaimed Bill rising Oh his 81
bow, and casting look Of astouishmeut a,
the old man.
Why, Robert said you'd got shot r.
So did got half pound ul the
best duck shot in the store
The old man left amid noise enough 70
drown thunder clap. As nigh; be sup,
posed. Bob got the tanning aud Bill didn't
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Owning up and Promising 10 do
Better.

Rev. i. NJ, minister oi one OF tue
country towns ~ Massachusetts. was an
athlete, most eloquent pulpit orator. and
. wit OF the school OF Dean swift. lie
was the clerical wrestler concerning whom
the anecdote every little while goes the
rounds, who called for his bed for the honor
Of the town, Frustrated with ease the chal.
lenger from distant place, aud is even
said 10 have thrown him over the fence.
lie was rather worldly mau, and was
IN the habit Of letting money al rates con.
siderably exceeding the legal six per cent.
A deputation OF the church headed hv one
OF its good deacCns. visited him 10 remon.
strate against the practice. which had be-
come no slight scandal. Getting wind OF
their visit, he received them al his door
With the courtesy few could practice better
than be when he chose. and led the way In.
TO his parlor. Aiter few minutes Of con
versation on indifferent topics, the delega.
ton hesita,ingly and timidly [ for they
feared his sharp tongue introduced the
subject Of their call spoke OF the current
rumors OF his receiving twelve per cent
annual interest on loans and. in the name
OF the church mildly protested against the
habit.
Mr.. Nj, who had listened with atten.
ton aud Difference, Of the close Of their
address inquired, Is this oil 49,.
On being told that il was he said Breth.
rem, DO assured win mover hereafter be
guilty OF taking twelve per cent. interest,"
Set your hearts at rest on that matter"
Relieved at having escaped dreaded
scene, they, after partaking Of tho accus.
toned refreshments" retired, well pleased
ut their success. Mr.. NJ accompanied
them TO the door. and at parting. with gray.
i,y aud dignity, said +" Brethren, let me
again assure you will never after this take
twelve per cent. for l have found ! can
just as easily get eighteen e
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goetital.
AN EXPECTING POEM.


), church ! "a, within her lew-
M, rew'
Hut ihrrc heart
No Iiiuus Nufd-
saw alone hrr eyes of hiur
saa her bow her bead - graclou.-
oh, gracious
The choir sang
The organ rang
ma seemed to M the building .paeion.
could not hear the ro.isi iaw-
uh, Law
VS. failure hrilr
Wa hy my .lde--
found all elsc miFhty horr'
Nu'i 80 vheu leale'l tic organ. THUNDER
Oh, Thunder
rsci ny eye
To- mute surtrif-
900 i.'f whose beauty eas 0uder
o." isr tAat maiden "a. inosi dear
Nh. drur
And shc wa mil.-
.Hl too dis ut
w. hHmnn words 90 picture herr,
H"ri''e g, 'er'l ne Tray 20 ile.' ~
~, bless IN
Before Size cane
~ lil' was tafae--
~ rafe.i JOYS could bnt slfrss nv
%, .-Ft .re done. ~ sought tie .hors--
oh, shuFc
lui ti.rt Sc ~ aisesl
Md sadit iaikri-
NYir .hdi' than Ger ,1te
....Dsht 10 Va the t!ise OF t.o.,in,..--
al. supdrr..
Fut 90 shat d..
hoard ~ .Hy
tHir avris uh".e Y"ri tone va. fud-n
". .troii,I - yoni o.. tide mil. dau.
IN Ian
So jiit,i inr.
Aul lnR I ..v
slss Woman lptt 's a.li a slaA
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FOR SALE

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE.
IA (fvc rooms aud cellar) ~ Tow -
s0ntown. with Blacksmith 4 wheel Ate.|f
wright Shop, an excellent stand iorlaasl
tho business, with an established Gus.
tom aud several other neat HOUSES AND
LOTS In the village.
Also. FORTY FARMS in Baltimore and
Hartford counties. 10 500 Acres. az prices from
5000 10 S2s.ooo. Apply TO
BENZ. n. PAYNE,
smedley Row, opposite the Count House.
May 10, iee6.--tf.
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eTJOhn Randolph is said. upon one &C.
casion, TO have visited race course near
the city Of New York. A aash.looking
stranger offered 10 bet him Eve hundred dol.
lars upon the result ofthe race, and. Intro.
ducing his companion, said, "Mr. Ran.
dolph, my friend here. Squire Tompkins,
will hold the stakes" But, sir" squeaked
the orator Of Roanoke, who will hold
Squire Tompkins after give him my
money r
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g. A poor man who had been III. on be.
ing asked by gentleman whether he had
taken any remedy. replied. mo amt
taken any remedy, but have taken lots
OF physic."
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81" Ny 'pinion is," said philosophical
old lady OF much experience and observa.
ton, that any man a. dies upon washin'
day does u ont Of pure spite"
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c. Tommy, my son." said q fond moth.
or, do You say your prayers night and
morning 2" " Yes, that is, nights but any
smart boy can take care OF himself in the
day time"
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\ Mas WITHOUT MoSEY.-A man with
out money is body without a soul--a
wa.ling dcath--a spectre that frightens
everybody. Ills countenance is sorrowful.
and his conversation 10 languishing aud
tedious. II be calls upon an acquaintance.
he never finds him at home. aud lfhe opens
his mouth, he is interrupted every moment
50 that he may not finish his discourse,
which il is fearful will end with asking for
money. lie is avoided like person in.
iected with disease, aud is regarded as an
incumbrancv to the earth. lilo is awaken
cd in the morning by want. aud misery ac-
companies him TO bed at night. The Ia.
dies discover that he is an awkward BOBBY.
the landlord believes that he lives upon air.
and IL he wants anything from tradesman.
he is asked for cash before delivery.
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CONCLUSION.

- The New York World has very little
faith ia the % boilers convention ns a means Of
saving the johnson party from destruction. The
7're' takes issue with :, on this point, and dis.
courses as follows to show tina, the convention
has the approval and supper, Of the rebel pres.
of Virginia
" the Richmond Dispatch. for example. re-
marks That the convention will be the most Inn
poftaEt event Of our time, aud will look more
like union than anything that has happened since
the war. Aud the Richmond Eiigulrsr consid-
efs the can 'hhsral In H. terms And the Rich
m0nd kxanugRs apparently anticipating the
queruous duemAlism Of the World. asseris that
The South Is the party most Immediately aud
vitality interested in The success Of the movement
and that no Southern State should hang hack
from H. And the Lynchbarg rlFgiH,an anirms
that the terms submitted as the basis Of the Con.
veution are broad enough for every patriotic
man Ia the country 10 stand upon' and mors
significant than all that the Democrats parts Of
The North must give up its present organization
aud merge into another u !, would help the
South. Let us abandon old party names sayu
the Democratic PirgiafaH, and aniie under 4
new name 10 fight against the common ioe."
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irs- A popular actress waa recently introduce
ed TO an editor who Il not 81 al backward 10
sounding his own prane. He u a very smart
man" an acquaintance remarked soon ailsr-
ward. know H. |" replied the actress, /" Cor
he told me 20 himself