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Grain Cradles, Grain Fans, &c

A Me .Sjgm of the Golden Pad Lock.
A FULL supply of GRAIN CRADLES,
N Grain Fans, Scythe Blades, Scythe
stones, Fan Wire, Riddles, &c., in store
and for sale low for cash.
May % JOHN &. DIAL
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~ fhs CLEANER

Is ra,'iishcL every Wednesday morning.
1t is the desire, and vii! be the object ol
tn" Proprietor, to make this equal to, il
not the best, FAMILY NEWSPAPER in
the Sonth. In fact. ~ its name indicates,
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In Equity--Lexington District.

others. BW for Partition.
appearing to my satisfaction that 4.
Il Ii. Summer, Jacob &. EchelberGcr and
Elizabeth f., his wife, three Of the dcfen-
dants to the above bill, reside without the
limits of this State: 1t is, on motion of
Mr.. Hoozer, complainant's solicitor, order
cd, that said defendants do plead, answer
or drmur to said bill within three months
from the date hereof, on an order i,U con-
feS$o will be entered against them.
HENRY A. MEErZE, c. f. l.. d.
Commissioners Office, Lexington G. H.,
March 81, 1866. March 81 s3mo
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THE TRI-WEEkLY PNNNIX

Contains, in every number the reading
matter (embracil;: tn" latest ncws) Of
TWO ISSUES OF the daily. II is published
every Tuesday, Thursday ana Saturday
mornings.
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In Equity--Lexington District.

In Equity--Lexington District.
E.p"rte Simeon Fair, Solicitor of the Mid
die Circuit. ( RH 10 pr.'lc.uO.c Test
nOHy.
JOHN WILSON having filed an applica-
- tion under the above bill in relation la
the past existence. loss and contents Of
two notes, made by David Wilson, deceased,
and payable to him, al! parties interested
are hereby notified to appear in this Office,
at the expiration of three months from the
date hereof, and ''cross-eXamine the evil
dcncc which nay be produced and to pro-
ducc evidence in reply"
HENRY A. MEETZE, &. L. LID.
Commissioners Office, Lexington c. H..
March D. 1866. March 81 s3mo
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the CO.
~ partnership lately subsisting between
JOHN {. DIAL and FRANCIS NJ. POPE,
under the 1irm Of DIAL. X POPE. WAS tins
day dissolved By mutual consent JOHN
c. DIAL is authorized to settle all debts
'uo {" and hy the late firm.
JOHN G.. DIAL,
May /, lSGG T. Nj POPE.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
CITY .ERk'S OEEI(NE

COLUMBIA, June 20, 1866.
I y pursuance OF resolution OF City Coun-
Il Gil, an ELECTION will be held for
CLERK OF THE MARKET, on TUES
DAY, the 3d OF July next. Salary 5000 per
anlium. Bond and security for 81 900 will
be required.
Applicants for the position will file their
applications at this Office on or before
Monday. the 2d prnximo, naming their
sureties. J. S. MCMAHON,
June Fl City Clerk
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WESTCHESTER HOUSE.

Corner B,'oon.e Street and Bo,rer-y, n. y.
YNHIS house, capable of accommodating
i three hundred guests and kept on tho
European plan, is centrally located, and
near to all points. City cars pass the
Hotel to all the Ferries, Railroad Depots
and places OF Amusement every three
minutes. Single Rooms, $1.00 per day;
double, $500. j. +. DARROW Il CO.,
Jan II ly propi ietors
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CHAINS! CHAINS! CHAINS!

UST received and for sale low, 500 pairs
81 Straight and Twisted Trace CHAINS.
Also, complete assortment of Tongue
Chains, Lock Chains, Breast Chains, Stay
Chains, Fifth Chains, with and without
Stretchcrs, Coil Chain, Halter Chains,
Jack Chains, NC. j. x 7. Il. AGNEW.
May 20
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THE DAILY PHOENIX

l- published every morning, except Mon
day, and contains the LATEST NEWS, by
telegraph and mails, mp tn the hour oi
going to press; Editorials, Correspondence
from different points, Miscellaneous Read
ing, Tales, Poetry, Sketches, etc, etc, etc
In the QUANTITY and QUALITY Of its
READING MATTER is not to be cxcclled
by any paper in South Carolina. ADVEH-
TlSEMENTS inserted on favorable terms.
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Cutlery! Cutlery!!

~ he sign of he Goilen Pdd- lock.
A FULL assortment Of Table and Pocket
IN CUTLERY, SCISSORS, &c, in store
and for sale low by JOHN G. DIAL
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GREAT THROUGH ROUTE FORTH,

Being 75 Miles Shorter Mtm any other!
Via Richmond and Danville Rail
road, from Greensboro, N. c., via
Danvilie and Richmond, Va, to
Washington, Baltimore, Philadel-
phla and New York.
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~ lsl sgs:s ssss No.
NlHE travelling public arc informed that
L this line is now fully open, by tho COM
plction Of the Charlotte and South Carroll
na Railroad between Columbia and Char
lotc. 30 THROUGH TICKETS can be
purchased at tho Ticket Office of the Char
lottc and South Carolina Railroad, at Co.
lI,mbia. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
Sup't Richmond and Danviile Railroad.
June II
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III" Veto.

The Presidents message vetoiug TIC
"Civll Rights" bill, lately enacted by
Congress, is clear, Ccacisc and a!@u
neGta,ivc dc:uUcat.
We have no Ioah. the I'LL Is defective
in some Of It's features. and might better
accomplish the Object aimed at, il some
changes were E:%,.c in $o@c Of its rcovi.
eioas, All .1G President aEHouuccS in
his message his willingness; TO co operate
with Congress in any constitutional
measure 20 secure tic object Congress
Seems to be aiming at-thc protection Of
all mcu in tho full cpjcymsr, Of civil
liberty.
osmaco:ucs and extremists will no
doubt magnify this conflict Of opiuion
between the President and Congress, and
eudeavor to make it apparent that q
great impossible gulf separates chem
.at the calm and retiectin: reader will
pssceive that this difference is only such
as often arises among homes: mcn who
seek the Accomplishment, 0: :ae sam c
object. though by different meaas.
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Conference Appointments.

The following appointments were
made b. Tie NJ. f. Conference, at its
recent session, for Charleston and Guy.
andcttc districts:
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
PRESIDING ELpEE-R. \. Arthur.
Charleston Hution-W. f.. Williamson.
CE~rh$!on CrrUit-.A. v. Grs.g.
.Mhicn--E. Z. E!ru@on.
I'""ohriico-G. ". Mathemy.
Pa'nnm--D. II. X. Dix.
Bu9alo-C. v. Swar:z.
Pint Pia$ra'-Geo. Moaroc.
Nm,i;mN Giy C;rcn;t--E. ". Ryan. .
.iioai;c,H,--To be supplied.
Gan%,!'o%-E. Darlington.
%ammu~. ;'i',i:--To he supplied.
Bntt;p.: naI H'.j>icr-G. Il. Conway.
III, Rj'scr--To be supplied.
Henry Stevens, M'Niuviilc, Tcnres'
see. mcmhcr Of Point Pleasant Quarter
IS Conference.
GrYANn0TTE DISTRICT.
pRE=lplNG f,LDEE-ll. D. RICE.
G"yu"i""--S. ID. James.
G."i"fhbgry-S. Kitchens.
=. .I<hirm on,d Grc"nnp<ip.y-J. NJ. Rife.
F"uii"a-W. y. Shaw.
.!UuHn"-.l. Kelley.
Log"N--G. Logan.
ioo0r-E. lia"av
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TO be Remembered.

Wo desire to call particular attention
to the fac: that every returned rebel
soldier, every draft dodgcr, every ex'
Camp Chaseite and every rebel sympa
thixcr is identified with the so.callcd
conservative party. We further wish
loyal men to remember that aside from
such as We have mentioned above, there
are bat few that belong 70 tho organiza.
ton.
They nust a.so remember that it is
such men rs We have described that ere
dcaouncins the acts Of our loyal Lesis.
lature rs unconstitutional, men who
used every cxertion in their power to
overthrow tie constitution and laws
All the bushwLackers and raiders that
during the war waylaid and murdered
their frllow.citizcns aud stole their pro.
rcrty, are row identified with this party.
We ask loyal men if they can affiliate
and cooperate with such men? Not
withstanGins some Of the measures Of
the Union party may be Objectionable,
FOR all things human are attended with
somc degree Of im1crfec,ion, yet can
,hey possibly ta rs Objectionable as the
infvrna! schemes concoctcd by the rebels
AID their sympathizius friends? We ask
Caica mcn TO ponder these matters SC.
r;ou~ly. They now have to cast their
lotwi;h the men who stood side b. side
with them IN sustaining the Government
during the war, or with rebels. The al.
tcrua,iyc is presented to them, and We
arc happy to believe from the indications
Which We have seen that the honOrably
DISCHARGED soldiers and Union citizens
aImo,; to man will cooperate with the
Union party. Sud will aid and sustain
our loyal Legislature in carrying OUT its
measures.
THcy ron-h, the rebellion during the
war, and they cannot Sympsthlzc with
those who murdered their sons and other
relatives. and who destroyed their pro-
per,y aud did ali in their power to DIES.
troy the Constitution and overthrow the
- Y:i'g:0pa.
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f,cusa"!uu.caisi.i
Liberal Legislation.

AN &c, passed the Wheeling Lccisla.
turc before i;s adjournment. permitting
Coal and OIL Companies and other Cor.
para,;>rs to hold their meetings (S,ock.
holders and Directors outside Of the
State, whenever they may eject so to DO. "
The above paragraph is copied from
an editorial IN the kanawha HrpuIHcaA
Of tic l..ih Of MarcE.
Why is it that the R"pujiicm loses no
opportunity Of ignoring the existence OF
the State Of West Virginia. \ paper
rccusnisiu: the existence Of the State of
WeS. Eirs;nia should speak Of our Leg.
islatuye Us the Yves, Virginia Lesisla.
;ure, and not as the Wheeling Lcsisla.
turc. A New York paper does not speak
of the Legislature Of New York as the
.!lJuny Legislature, nor a Pennsyi'
varia paper Of the Harrisburg Lcs;s
la,ure.
There seems to be purpose IN thu:
refasin: to recognize the name OF Yves
Virginia, by the papers OF the State
claiming to be conservative NO 10y
al paper thus ignores the existence. o.
the State, W.. Y.
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A Question of Indemnity.

Some time ago, citizen OF West VIZ
riDia petitioned the Senate to indemnify
him for the loss Of his printing office at
Ravcuswood, valued at $4,000, destroy
cd By the rebels in 1862. 1t appeared
from tho report that the petitioner did
bis duty manfully, ond assisted 10 the
defense of his country; but on this the
committee say he did no moro than his
duty as q clifton and patriot; that the
Government has never recognized a la
bility for claims Of this character, or
considered a citizen entitled to reward
for doing service which his duty and
loyalty compelled him to perform. Ills
liabilities and risks were the same that
pertsin to every one who loves his coun;
try and is loyal to her. His place and
sitration demanded a sacrifice, and ne
performed the duty and. met his losses
At the hands of lavless horde OF rebels
The committee add: "We commend his
fidelity, but can never recognize tho liza.
bili,y Of the Government fer his losses
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who Is General j. j. Jackson.

Mrssas. EDtroRs A notice appear
cd 10 the Republican Of last week, head
ed 10 these words: Meeting of the
Constitutional Union men Of Kanawba
County" appointing meeting to- be
held at the Court House on next Satur'
day, and informing the public that
"Gen. J..J. Jackson aud other able
speakers arc expected to be present and
address the meeting - =
Allow me, Messrs. Editors, to inquire
if this is the same Gen. J. j. Jackson o.
Parkersburg, who, was member Of the
first Convention which assembled o.
Wheeling, in'1sC1 (ou the 18th o.
Murch), and who then and there op'
posed the calling of q Convention, te
meet at the same place, on the llth Of
June following, for the purpose OF reor'
ganizing the State government OF ilr'
giuia ?
Is he tho same Cen. 7. J. Jack son
who was afterwards elected delegate tc
the Juno Convention of 1861, and rho
refused to take a scat in it or to partlcl
pate in its proceedings?
Is he the same Gen. ]. J. Jackson
who afterwards wrote and published
pamphlet, denouuciag the proceeding:
Of that Convention, and the rcorgaaised
government Of Virginia =?
And finally, is he the same Gen. j. j
Jackson Of parkersburg, who quarrelc
with COL Stcadman for encampinS his
regiment Of Union troops on his goose
pasture, and denounced him and his reg
jment as Yankee aboli,ionists ?"
Irit is the same Gen. j. j. Jackson
he is probably fit and proper person
to address the so.cal!cl conservative
party Of Kanawha County, and will
doubtless, be cordially welcomed by it:
leaders, anu warmly arpIaulHa by their
sympa;Lzins friends and followers.
If the otherable speakers who "nre
expected" can beast o. ;he same rHen'
yiable aGtecclentS, the uGeondltl'nai
loyal men may expect to hear he Les
islature Of their State and their cblei
Executive officer abused AMI vi!Iitcd as
corrupt and arbitrary tyrantS; and to
hear the people advised to 2iso5cy and
resist the enforcement or :he laws CT the
State.
Let those who arc in favor Of the
Union, the Constitution and the enforce,
mcnt Of the laws, beware Of the coalition
between the so.cailel conservatives and
rebel sympathizers.
H,DIrII
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The sc" Party.

The new party just no" trying to. or
eanizc, seems to oc hard pressed to get
n name which will ..it all Of its adher.
ou,s. In The upper part CT Tie State.
in The Par. handle rcg;oa, they call it the
Eemorro.'ic party. Further down this
wav, ajou, the ccutrc CT the State, they
call themselves CaHscrret'ets; butt il the
Kanawha Ryniticaa Of last week, was
noticed a call fo7 meet.n. Of he tua'
s:i,aiioau! tni2" a'.n, 20 meet at the
Cour, House next Saturday.
The loyal people Of West virginia
know al, atou; these CDn%!''Nt'o""( q
In;,a a,u they have observed them
for the las, five years, Opposing; r'"'r'3",
hos,i!c,o the invasion o. tic sacred soil
by " Northern s:rJ (as they s'yicd
IA, army Of the United States. They
furnished horses. food, clothing, money,
and sometimes their own sons and broth
ere to the rebel army. They have al.
WAYS been hostile 10 ;hc true Union mcn
Of the S,a,c-deuouncing them as "trai-
tors 20 the south" .I.;accia h;rc!ings,"
"biack aboli,ioni>tS, "icnorant 'aad
silis," Yes, Virginia bogus State,
and each Legislature n set Of" isaoram'
uses
OF whom does this "Cousti;uiiona!
Union" party consist? Look around
you, fellow citizens, and see. In ITS
rank, you will lind OLD broken down
political hacks. who have deceived the
pcop,e % o::ca. and acted SO cosrup;'y,
that the masses cannot and will not
trust them rurthcr-Somc o! whom once
had the numc Of being Ua;oa men, but
who always sympathilcd with the rebel
lion, ana rcycr voluntarily made any
sacrifice to save the couat:y in Is hour
of need. The stay-at-hCmc' rebels
WHO ezcstcd al their Influence ard spent
thci. money freely TO &C: their poorer
ndi,hbors into tbs rebel cau:p, bit who
j. sight Of the FIRST "b!ue coat with
n bayonc', :necs!y bowed to the author
i,y Of Uncle Sam. and have pretended
T. be loyal csc. since, while secretly
aiding the rebel caGs2, and in their hearts
CURING the Go:c:rMent--2:c Cjn<'ttR'
ti9nnl Cuion mca. The confederate Of
iicers ana soldiers who riskcd their lives
for their wickcily mistaken notions. arc
al Constitutional Union men. Every
7cbc! horse thief, guerrilla, bushwhacker
and Notwithstanding Pete Carpen.
ter, Bill Smith, Clawhamucr Witcher,
and Ike Mctgan, boast Of being econ.
stitu,iouai Union men
Wha, arc their principles? They
pretend to endorse the President, .Ou;
oppose the acts Of tine Legislature cf this
State. which has hu, followed the czam.
pics and recommcn4atioEsc CT Prcsiiea:
JohascH. Their professions arc i"s;a-
cere. and the Uniua men Ok the State
understand them too yell 70 be deceived
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NEWS ITEMS.

THE Senate Military Committee, OF
Tuesday of last week. authorized DIR:
Ncsmith to report in favor Of reimburs'.
ing the State of West Virginia, for
IN mics expended in raising and trans
porting troops during the Rsehs|ion, to
the amount OF some 100000:
A disturbance took place in Macon,
Ca, a few nights since, between the
citizeus and the colored troops. Several
persons were wounded, but mono killed.
Martial law was enforced, and the streets
were patrolled. 49,
THE alleged principal in the great
bond robbery Of sl,5OO,O00, from the
Office Of Mr.. R. G. Lord, has been up.
pretended, and there is strong proba.
bility of the stolen property being re-
covered. The supposed thief was cap
,urnd at Newburyport, Mass. It has not
yet transpired whether tho missing bonds
have been recovered.
THE Supreme Court Of the United
States will hear no more arguments 9t
this term. In several cases which have
been argued opinions will be delivered
md some timo next week tho Court will
adjourn until the December term.
a merchant from Napicreville, Ills,
was chokcd to death in Taylors saloon
Broa'iway, New York, while eating n
bccrstcak prepared at TINT Aorid cs'ab.
Iishmcnt. Tho unfortunate mans name
was Thaddous Scott.
The number of deaths on tho field
and hospitals during the rebellion, ac-
cordng to the official data just furnished
the War Department, amounted to two
hundred and Gfty-three thousand men.
This number does not include those who
died from wounds and other causes after
they reached their homes.
\ duel was fought near Lexington,
H., one jay last week. between Capt.
Kimbroush, late Of the Union, ard Capt.
Dcsha, formerly Of the rebel army
Pistols were used. On the second fire
Kimbrough, who was the challenging
party, was slightly wounded in TIC thigh
IIcsha escaped uahurt.
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Conversational.

On the 9th, in the midst Of cousid'
cradle excitement, the Senate, by vote
Of ono majority, declared the seat Of
Senator Stockton, Of New Jersey, vacant
on the ground that he was elected by a
plura.ity vote Of the two houses of the
New Jersey Legislature. Immediately
the message Of the President, vctoing
the Civil Rights bill was presented and
read to the Senate. The Senate CALLER.
RES were crowded, the lower house had
adjourned.
On the 18th, the death Of Sen tor
Footc MAS ANNOUNCED, and the Senate
adjourned to the next day.. The bank
rup, bill was defeated in the House by
majority Of u votes. \ motion to
reconsider vas entertained and It was
laid over for week.
On the 10Th, both houses were occu
pied with the funeral cbsequies OF Sen
ator Foote.
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1900 Acres Of Land For Sale |!

An AUTHORIZED EY SIR. J. r. NASSFORD, TO
sell very valuable tract Of land lying On Coal river
between the Upper and Lower Falls aud one md a.haf
miles from the Kanawha and Guyandutte Turnpike, and
onn. the farm of Mr: J. +. Hnnsford, lying Op the
Great Kannwha river. Thr Mall Route from KAnSTha 10
Wayne Co.n!. blythe Urper Fals Of Coal runs through
portion " this Land. There mills for grinding
wheat ni com AZ both Falls OF short distance
from this lard.
This is the Beat Timberrd Land 10 thc State Of
Wen Virginia. with portion OF the land cleared nud
cultivation. The timber will sell for than ask for
the land. .,.-..... .t. ..- s....,. ..... L..
This land can be bought for -' '..
FIFTEEN DOLLARS PER ACRE. (
TLExs-one third down, tho balance IN twelve and
eighteen months. q, - ~ '%.'~-..'| L
Persons wishing to purchase good Stock Farms or Csal
Lands, will apply IN N. s. HHTTTEKER, =.
March -, 1911 80 Rananha e. H., Wen Va.
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The conservatives contend that they
are loyal. We observe that in com,
munities where treason predomlnated
during the war, conservatism FREEDOM
mates now. Admi. that they arc loyal
now, is it not better to trust party
comnosed Of men who were loyal through
the war, than men who were disloyal
during our troubles p Telegraph.
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rights of the elective franchise. l BE-
lievc that the future safety nnd prosper,
ity Of our new. State depends IN some
measure upon Hthc ratification OF .nlS
Amendment, and I shall therefore aa S;1
cate it to the s1tcn. of my humble aol'-
-, ~
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There arc about three Federal officers
who served their country cre'litably
through the war. but who have recently
alistcL in the caNsc Of apprehension.
Benedict Arnold tons&t b-ayeIy a, Sar-
1tOpa.
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A comprehend sheet, in this State, ad'
vi,es democrats to g swear and vote, and
vote and swcnr," plainly implying !that
he wants them to take the requisite oath
whelher they cnn truthfully do j: OK not.
-Teleqrdph. --.... g. 500. ..
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,9'nE Governor has appointed Edward
Maxwell, Esq, late a State Senator from
Clarkstu7g, to be Attorney general of
the State Of West Virginia.
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ANOTHER severe shock of earthquake
was felt in California. 1t was the most
violent experienced since that Of October
last but little damage resulted from it.
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To Contractors,

roSuAcis ron THE CONSTRUCTIONS or LOCI
~ and Dam No. q at the Lower Fails o. ceAj river, ~
for the repairs OF the obcS Locks and pats ~
river. will Sc awarded on .hs 1Gth Of HPru.. ~ S.
WORK viii pleMe apply before that day. 10 ..l;. .
- *rt!r-.?:T7'''' - ClEAENr Snn4
~ ,.s .,r,..t isl'-'J- 10 rr,tess, Bbcox Ca
p.ytoo: March 70, lsc-71~3 7'@;''T; '''I we
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Wheeling Iatcl:igcncrr and Point Pleasant
Register please cory.-En.J

CLARHSHURu TELEGHAru.-This pa
per has changed haEl&, editoriaily.--
Gen. r. S. Nor,hcott, on account Of III
health, is compelled to rc!iuquisb, at
least for a time, the position he E1s
heretofore so ably filled. Mr.. JOAN 1.
GRIFFIN, heretofore Publisher of the
TcLcqruph, has assumed editorial control,
We bespcak for him the greatest success
The new editor, in his SalSta:ory,
says:
The Tt!cgroph as heretofore will be
devoted to the interest OF West Virginia.
and rs that interest depends in a great
measure upon the success OF tho u"lon
party, will endeavor to maze 1t an e.
fcent organ of that party.
1t will pursue the same course IN re-
card to President } ohnsous admlolstra'
ton as heretofore, givlngls an earnest
support as long as the line OF poEcy Is
pursued which was marked out oy ms
lamcu,ed predecessor. -
In regard to STATIC policy, will ad'
here strictly to the platform recently
adopted and published by the Union
Convention in Wheeling, not simply be-
cause i, is tho platform Of tho Union
party Of West Virginia, but because it
COMFORTS With my views Of poli;ical JUS
ticc.
am aware that there is one princ!'
pc in this platform which at one tlmo
was opposed with much ability BY the
retiring Editor, bu, which be has been
silent upon out Of defaronce to the Union
party, for some months. I mean the
Amendment to the State Constitution,
prohibiting rebels from exercising the
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-04

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