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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-04-19
sale Of Real Estate by Gr-
der OF Probate Court.
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STATE CT OHIO YlNTpHv0. r
{ - BE Isl day O. MAY. d i-sa p, or.
-, o., - = ,r -.. E- .H--ig &.'Nad
,oNi.m Vin;ol mt! ., ~.,n. ~ .
the higr.go, bidder, H., .,i.c 100 .s
si'nata IN sail Virtos y y on. tie
property Of tcaIy rn, ari 4, ,c,a-.,', l.. W.
nc rprlheas. qunr,rr / .r4 ,lJlea, an r.
,l' o. section number / u a. tnwns!ip 1tui.
o'r n'H' l9), range humbcr iphtaen fl.Lin
th' d. lei subject b suie al CriIicothe, Ohio,
el"' hih.39 ~ tiv" and KY .soven one hun.
dfe IN 80 d7-l,Ular.s. also, tn. north vest
OF tho .9''h"e.' qu,ftsr of section nnmbcr
three (8), scF"sny numhe, nue (9), range
nHmoe' eighteen ( ls), c,ntsiling thirty-siysa
(97 acres mu,e ~ l,s,"
Appraised Of tI2h Ut.
said !snds TO be sold free Of dover and up2r
me fo'l""ing terms: one third cash in Etud,
one-third in six months and the rent ming
"he-thifd II twelve months yi.h interest II M
the day Of sal.
HUhEIIRtY CLARK. Admir- =
Estate Of Henry Edwards, dee.
Brattou 4 Mayo, atty's.
hsrch 29 1856 5wl SpfloIo
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FALSE ALARM.-Our town was
thrown into excitement last Thursday even
ing by the alarm of fire being given. The
result VAS that Mr.. J. s. Hawk was burn.
irg weeds. &C.. in his ga'den.
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Monday May II, 1866.

At the hour Of orc o'clock p m, OF pid dsv
TIE Following described liuds and tonemsnts 10,
VIII Fart OF ln-los number sixty-six. (86l
commencing twenty-fuur ftot ca; = tho NJ, n
west corner Of said ia lot th:re, uu.h f:y f,er
snenco s west thirteen iaches, thence sou. iE.-.
feet, thence east thirteen me :. Ibnr..- '.,.,
sxty,s'x feet. thence east eighteen .ccr &c,
notth.one hnndred and six y-six f,et. the cz y.,t
eighi cen fcet 10 the place OF ocginning. The
above described premises si,ua,s'J in the town
OF m mSeAf'Lur, NiDton Conn'y Ohio.
- .i latoa as tbe Propert! OF samuel Y. Dodge,
70 satisfy all order and decree Of aForesSii
Court in favor OF Ezra Bot!wsn, -
appraised as follows to-wi;: Two Thousand
Dollars, and must bring two thirds oi .b.,
sum Ae'
Terms fsale, cash in hand.
JOAOJ. SjCCKEY,
,t, Sheriff V. coo.
Joseph } Mcdowell Atty fer Tiff
Lprii 5ih 1866 6,-5w .pf l60.
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0- In these times of high prices. it is
we'll TO remember HAT children can be sup
piled with shoes for less than half the nsu
al annual cost, by wearing Me!al.Tipped
Shoes 10 say nothing Of stockings destroy.
ed and health endangered by wet fee, aris-
ing from the chi'dIike habit Of wearing out
their shoes at the toes first. - Boston Jour-
nal.
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Saturday, May l9th, 1866,

AT ten o'clock, A. M. for the pur-
pose of choosing delegates to repre-
sent them in the Democratic State
Convention to be held in Colum-
bus, on the 24th day OF May; and
for the transaction of other impor-
tant business.
The issues of the coming cam
paign are of extraordinary interest
to the people. Let the people be
vigilant and active. If they work
witha will and work together, the
triumph of free principles and the
restoration of the Union, law and
order, security and peace, will be
the sure result. Set the ball roll
ing, and push it on. Democracy
expects every man to do his duty.
A large attendance from every
township, at the Convention on
the 18th of May is desired. Good
speakers are expected to be in at
tendance.
By Order of Central Committee
ARCH. MAYO, Chairman.
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NEW YORK PRICES CURRENT.
REPORTED BY
FITZGERALD & TRACY

Produce II Commission MERCHANTS
2S South William St., N. Y.
Sales made for cash, and prompt returns
assured. Liberal advances made ON Con-
signments' All Goods fully insured on ar
rival. Mark Goods distinctly and forward
April 10th, 1866.
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WE have received the following
Mig zines Tor May.
dodey's Lady's Book, published by L. A.
Cooley, Philadelphia, Pa. Price $500
Peteson's Magazine, published by Pc.
terson & Bro, Philadelphia, Pa. Price 81.
so.
Lady's friend, published by Peterson &
Deacon Philadelphia, Pa. Price $3.50.
New York Weekly M'gszine published
by N. Y Weekly Magazine Co., New York.
Price $500 per annum
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Religious Services in Macarthur.
NJ, +. CnrRcH. Preaching Sabbath at half
pat ten o'clock. A. M, and half-past Six
CLOCK, P. M. Sabbath School, ,2P. N.
PRESBYTERIAN CHrRcH.. Services at II o'cl'k
A: ~. and 8 O'Clock N. Sabbath School at 9
o'clock A. NJ, every Sabbath.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Services at IL o'clock a.
n every Sabbath.
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ShcriH's Sale.
STATE OF OHIO VINTON CO.

In Court Of Common Pleas.
Ezra p. Boutwell,, plaintiff,
VS. O.Ih.if
Samuel V. Dodoe and S.Je ",
Elihu A. Hubert. deft's
N pursuance Of the command of an ordlr Of
from The Court Of Common Pleas ot the .Cc,s
said county of Vinton and Stat. OF Ohio. I will
Gnsr ht puoIc sac, tle door Of tine court
housa in the town Of McArhu. in aforesaid
county OF Yi1ton, On ''"''-
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Attend The exhibition a. the School.house
Hall tomorrow evening.

WANrED.-A few coils of the rope
used by the rrPubicuns to hang "iraiIors'
who refused io'support the Government" !"
alias the Administration. We have kw
Irs''o's here. refusing TO support the present
Government" who need a small spplica.
cation Il Register. -n-
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TnANKs-To Hon. II. S. Bundy,
NJ. G. for public Documents received.
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Save Costs.

DR. "A. C0NDEE and Drs. Condec and ID.
- minger. have left their notes and book &C.
counts with us for collection with order r. to COL
leet forthwith. All who are indebted will save
eos's BY calling and ply'ag up :hs SANE
BRATfCE & MAYO,
Aprl ls!h -Sw. EcEEthlf; 0tio. .
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-f--'
,&asAA.-SsiE&z4G.
THE BEsf OF THE MoNTnLIEs-

Z The Lady's FIiehd-devoted to Fashion on |
Literature. Beautiful steel engraviugs. Dou-
bic ysiEe solored fashion plates. The latest
Pat'erusof Dresses, ClOaks, BCnnets, Embruid.
cry, &c. Household receipts, music, &c.
Wheeler d Wilson's Sewing Machine. given 40
premiums Send IS cts for simple copy to
DEActS& FtIIG'oS. 3Igwaln1t st.. bila.
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EERE viii bo a peIi,ion prescn,,d 10 ,hs
Road Notice.

A PETITION will ba presented to the IN
I 4 mlsSoners Of Ninton county, st their
June term 1865 praying for change Of tho
county road, in Elk township, lea ling fram Nc
Arthur 70 Logan, commencing q. the hog pen
and sycamore tree nsar George Speed / a.
dence nnd running arortherly direction L. an
old va, ,er gap in the creek end iutersee.iilg no
original trvsyed road, and there 10 terminate.
APfi! ls!h-wip. MANY PETITIONERS.
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Attend the exhibition at the School House
Hall tomorrow evening.
New Starting Posts.

Says President Johnson in his peace procla
nation: The insurrectiOn is at an end, and
henteforth is TO br so regarded"
The Suprrtne Court of the Federal Gov
ernment declares that the military commits
Slrns that sRt in the Northern States, and
tried, and convicted. aud sentenopd civil,
lans for alleged Gflensrs outside of military
camp, were illegal tribunals, and were to be
go regarded.
These aIe two grea! starting points Of
the iu'nre from which calculations can be
made in The progress Of rh4 Republic. They
were on the side of constitutional. liberty,
law and order. Let the psrrint thank God
and take courage. All is not yet lost.
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ntVhu lhf eAnlolllOn at lne school mouse
Hall tomorrow evening.
CRIME IN VERMoNT.-There was
never so much crime in Vermont as nov,
and tie officers say that iour.filhs Of it i,
to he attributed to liquor One county has
fifteen criminals, who will be sent to the
Slate prison.
PIANos.-Any of our ladies wish
ing to bay or rent pianos, and let the rent
pay for them, can obtain the same.at MANU-
facturcrs prices, by calling OH me, when
Will explain prices and terms.
Mrs. RUTH c. BRATToN.
NoTIcE.-A. & E. Wolf have re-
moved their fine horse, Revenge. and their
well-known Spanish Jack. to their fam one
half mile west Of Macarthur, o. The
highest price will be paid for colts. Call
on A. & E. WOLF
The scholars of Macarthur High
School anl others will give an enrer,sin
ment on Friday evening, April 2Orh.-
'n admission fee will be charged, and the
proceeds applied 10 the improvement Of the
School Hall. Friends and patrons are in.
vited to attend. SUP'T.
IT is about time our Democratic
friends were making some preparation for
d County Convention to appoint Delegate
to The State Convention to be helJ ut Co.
iumbus ON the 24,h pIoxmo II the De-
moc'acy would be successful in ous'ng the
present corrupt and lanatical rariy from pow
er and ssving the county, from hankruptcv
and iuin hft must work early. upceasing.
ly aid in eoncsi--spsre no pains to have |
good and true men on the ticket. do their
duty al the polls aud ere long the Govern.
ment viii pass into the hands of,ho,o who |
vii sdminlsi,r it 9ot the behcfit Of white I
men as wss tended by its founders. 10 !
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For Legal Advertisements see
ourth page.
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THE Forty -EIGHTH OnIo.-We no.
iiced some days since tn Governor Cnx
had forwarded to the Secretary of War
statements and documents showing the true
state nf affairs in the case OF the 4Sth DE .
tachment of Veterans, which recently mu
tinted in Texas, and making strong sp.
peal for their immediate muster.out. Tile
Governor, mn Thursday. received in reply
note staiiig hat instructions hOd been for
wuHed, bv order OF the Secretary OF War
to General Sheridan to muster out AS soan
's pTartirablr, the men OF the Ash Ohio
without court.martiul. The reply satisIac.
tory as it wss 10 The Governor. will be very
gratifying no DOUBT, 10 many who under.
stand and rightly appreciate the circum.
stances Of the case in question. i Colum.
bus CO.. Journal.
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Bonnets Made to Order.

RErAlRrNo neatly and promptly executed,
t% Country produce received ia exchange
fogoods. Prompt Payment Desired.
March 10. ls66.-3m.
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DR.. BOTT'S PILLS

DR.. OTIS PILLS
Composed Of highly concentrated exirarct.
from roots and herbs of the highest medical
value, iniallibie in the cure ui al! deccases
of the Liver o. any arrangement of the Di-
gestive Organs, They remove all Impur.
ties OF the Blood, and ara unequa ed in the
cure OF Diarrhe, JJundice, Dyspepsia. Scro.
fula. Biliousness, Liver c nplant, Ftvers,
Headache. Piles, Meuuial Diseases, Here.
diiary Humors. D0so for adults, one mIl in
the ling children half pill. From one
to three pills will cure ordinary cases, and
from one to three boxes will cure any curea
BILE case Of no matter how long standing:-
Price 81 90 per box, Trade supplied or sent
by mail
V'MOTT TALBOTr MD. + Co
une lst lS6o-ly SO Fulton 81 N
4 Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat.
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AND
SHOULD BE CHECKED. lF ALLOWED
To CONTINUE,
IRRITATION OF THE LUNGS. A PERMA.
NENr THROAT AFFECTION, OR AN In
DURABLE LUNG DISEASE. +
IL OFTEN THE RESULT.
BYOWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHEES
HAVING a DIRECT INFLUENCE TO THE PARTS.
GIVE INN DlArE RELIEF.
For BR NCHIrl-, Asthma tATARAu
CoNsrMrTIvE AND TnRoAT nl EA. r..
TRocHEEs ARE USED WITH ALWAYS coon
SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find TRocEEs useful in clear NO tho
voice when AIKEN before singing or sveak.
ing, and relieving the 'hruat -af,rr an unu
afsexertjon Di the vocal f0rpans The
TRocHEEs are rec0mm. ndeI and pnscribeo
bv Physloians; sad have had tesiimonis,s is
from eminent men ,hrougou, ns country
Being an article Of true merit. ,ndihavinG
proved tteii elilrac, by a ,es, o, manS
years edco yeai--fi them IN new Inc,li. |
lies in various pats of the word and tho
Trochec' AZ unlversaily pronounced. br,,.,
than other ar'ices
Gbiair urIy browns Bronchial
chees End do not take any of the Worth. |
less l'niaii ms lhSt moy bacfferrd.
Sold ever where m the United States.
and in FenYnE Countries, al 80 cents per
e'@ ort26-6n
80
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Probate Notice.

| RENJAMIN DILL. Guardian ~ psba,o. n
- wager, has Sled his accounts and voncbora
ih u ':'t Probate Court of Yiuton county. Or
iS i2r Inspection ant fnrl settlement, ssd ibSt
tney VIII b fos earl g in said Cour, on SIM
Say' oS tns .4sh day ofA lfil, 1855: Dated Msrah
to'oS k1CHaRD q, a
- at this office. ''--' s'' S-As
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Attend the Exhibition at tn
School House Hall 10. morrow evening.

BOuties to Soldiers of 1861 and
1862,
Passed March 9. 1866, by unanimous con.
s'n. Of the. House of Representatives in
Congress. s..-.
Reso we'd, That the Committee on Mill.
tary Affairs be instructed TO inquire into the
propriety Of providing by law that soldiers
who enlisted in 1861 and 1862, and served
more than one year. and were discharged in
consequence Of disease contracted in the
service, shall receive the Government boun.
ty to which they would have been entitled
had they served two years.
All soldiers so discharged should mmedi.
stely send their DISCHARGES Tor collection
OF said bounty to me, end | will get their
money 10. Them as soon as the same can be
obtained by any other person.
E. A. BRATTON,
Military Claim Agent, Macarthur, Ohio.
The Vienna head of the Rothchild
branch has summoned by telegraph
his children to his bedside, to take
their final farewell OF dying par.
ent.
REMFNBER the exhihition tomorrou eve
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COUNTY CONVENTION

The friends of the Constitution
and the Union of the States, will
meet in Macarthur, in mass Con-
vention, ON
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Attend the exhibition at the School house
Hall tomorrow evening
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STRAYED,

From tho sub'c-i'e' o.. 'ht Hth tcy II ia,,',.
1852 one Bay mare about eievens = s m5 .,i
wblte strPe on har fAea any pas ~ s-yl,.
den Furnace, Vinton County, vii. bo lii f.liv
Swarded. '@''
PETER WADR.
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nan Tomorrow evening.
Engrave it upon your heart,
write il upon the palms of your hands ard
practice it in your daily life, never to buy
Of those who do not advertise Our read.
ers, when they visit Macarthur, should first
60 to our advertising customers for such
art cles as they need, if their wants can not
be supplied by those who advertise, ''wait c
little longer" because those business men
who are too penurious to invite your custom
through the paper you read. will take you
ii as the Spider did the Fly il you give
them the opportunity. Remember cur in.
junction, Never buy OF those who do not
advertise
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Attend the exhibition at the School.house
H,ll tomorrow evening.

HINDoo WIDOWS, instead of burn
ing themselves Oh the funeral piles of their
husbands are, like sAnsbIe women, mar
'ying aguin.-- Paris Paper.
The. seem to have adopted the opinion
OF st Paul (perhaps they have been read.
ing the Bible), that "il is better TO marry
than TO busn.p
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o he Tintaa gssara.

tB advertisements TO appear on Thurs
day morning, must be hGQed in not later
than Tuesday erening. -
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NoTlrE Any person Obtaining ten srs.
~ ser.6e's' and sending US The money, p
TEEN DoLLARs, shall receive th- vIsTos RlcoKp
one yoaf erari..
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REMEMBER the exhibition tomorrow eve, t,
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Probate N9<yPn.

Jonn Collins, Executor of tie ., ,fy. :,
Collins. d,ccased has fled his accounts ana
vouchers in the PROBATE Court. ofVinton Conh-
", ohio, for inspection and final yettier,sn,
anu the same viii he for hearing on Sa,nrds,r
the 2Ist day Of April A D lS65; in ssid Conft,
,, o,., RICHARD CRAIG, l|'.7
h"F' se'h--5b-3g Probate jndpe.
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Attend the exhibition at the School l-house
Hall tomorrow evening
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Paid In Capital, S25O,OO0
Authorized Capital, - Sl,OOO,OO0
OFFICERS:

OFFICERS:
W. H. CHERRY. President
A. T. LACEY, Viee-President-
r. C. DANIEL, Cashier.
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ba5- Agassiz goes on nom victory 70
victory in Brazil He VIII need squad
ron 10 bring home the fish and creeping
things. The last reported census footed
Up 970 different ashes Of which 70j are
new species, aBd Is are Of new genera;
and he is still fishing.
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NO EXCUSE FGR BAD BREAD.
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All lovers OF good and wholesome bread,
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Is ALMA IS RELIABLE, and is not effected l,y
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Of shortening, and when cold sweet milk Is
used, stlll less shortening IS needed.
ONE-FOuhIH less Of tEis dUur is required to
produce q Ike amount OI Bread, to that made
~ the ordinary manner, which item alone viii
about PAY THE PRlCE charged for adding iiie
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1T Is EXTRA NICE Tor CAKES, ay,d ali
Kinds OF pastry, requiring not more thar TWO
THIRDS the usual amount OF butter and eggs
THIS FLOUR EACEL5 ALL VI HER Tor
Batter Cakes, Wafies, Pusdings, thgs dumplings
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LOUISVILLE, Ky.
JAMES GRAVES. JAMES A eaAve-
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lN0NlAtlAA1 "
DIX. GRAVES AoUE PILLS, ArgTT-HfLIous Pills.
AMERICAN LfEfME.lI. FAIH E7crEAc-
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OIET1-EHT. AND
rUEE FsE uIfTuEErA AND THROAT DISEASE
Aud Dealers in al kinds Of
Patent Medlcines. PerfuneTy, soaps, and Fancy
Articles; Liquors. Wines and Brandies, foT
medical purposes, Fine Segau and Tobacco,
Flsvoring Extrncts, sponge, Brushes Of qli
kinds, Combs, Qutnlne, QuiIOdine, Purified
Chen0dine sulphate Of Ciueouia, Morphine,
ChlorofoETn, Opium, and Taany other prePafa-
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VIII also keep an assortment OF E1ectic Medi-
ciues.
ssr We will have catalogue Of our stock and
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NO 22s MARKET STREET,
between sixth aud Seventh sts-.
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Nut sor the ssnd.c,,s
The following correspondence is made
PosENAsrEs GEseRAI.,s orFIee. !

.'h '''--"' '--le1 Ntll ~ lIIlNtllit - llihut
public;
POSTMASTER GENERALS OFFICE,
WA>HINGroN, March .
To he Hon. p H. Rollins. Z. :. House OF. Rep
resentatves.
Sir: have just received a circular
rom the New Hampshire Union Club,
requesting me 70 remit sum equal TO
one ana a half per cent. of my annual
salary, Tor the purpose OF defraying the
expenses Of the approaching election.
The circular states that such persons as
20 home 20 vote at said election are
hereby excused from complying with
this request. As ] am not 3 voter, l
must according 10 this circular, remit a
sum equal to one and half per cent. of
my annual salary. I am against all
measures which tend 10 destroy the pu-
rity OF the ballot-bOX, and this / regard
as one. have never given a cent for
me purpose Of brlbing voters to vote con-
trary 70 their judgment, and I never
shall, Any man who sells his vote de-
serves to be disfranchIsed, l have
watched the doings Of Congress during
the present session, and in so doing
have noticed that YOU have acted with
that noted disunionist, Thad. Stevens.
and, therefore, I am led 30 believe vou
and your company partake of his cup,
which contains the essence of disunion.
Upon the preeept that like begets
like, | am led 10 belteye that
this money 80 raised viii be ex-
pended fQF the purpose Of elevatiJ.-,
more dlsunionists to power, aud as > s,,,e9
dentof the Constitution Ihave be- .-,s..ii, SUI
that all efforts lnade for e. Sll SiI "a iis ~
pfoclpiAs power and office bv unfair
| lAi'i,1 ~ .,rary 10 the spirit of liberty
q a2~ ''-sIce. ] do not believe thatduring
The present session Of Congress YOU acted
in accordance with the viii Of majority
Of the people of New Hampshire, and /
confidently hope that you and vour dis
union c0-partneTs win at the next cleo
ton meet with that rebuke which YOU so
justly deserve. Your appeal for funds
argues the weakness Of your cause.
am vOurg. &c. u. b. TOENGnN
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AND POINTS
South & East of Chattanooga,
And to Stations on
Mississippi CeRtT0J Rail Read,

Stations omitted, are not provided with
agents. which uecessitates prepay rusut in Msun-
phis OF an bills on freight Tor such places.
Freight for points on Mississippi Central Rail
road. goes through without change OF cars ~
Grand junction.
Parties shipping 10 points on Mobile aud Ohio
Road Via COrlnth, must arrange 70 receive and
pay charges on their goods az Corinth, as no
Arrangement has been made with that road 20
pay charges.
The prepayment Of local freights % points
named above, viii no longer be required
Bills Of L.sding should - sent to p. Il. Pat
terson & Bro, gents Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, No is Court street. Memphis.
W. ]. ROSS, Gen. Supt-
tecs-fslql EfernDhis and Charleston I2ailrosd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-27
To The Ladies.

NJ ISIS n. ENGLISH, has received select
vi stock OF spring goods, such bonnets,
ribbons, hats, flowers, laces, head dresses. etc.
The dress making department VIII be supeFiI-
tended by Miss :. Pryne, from New York. La
dies, remember the number, 2e0 Main street.
Kinney. mRrlI.lm
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H. OERTEL.
COPPERSMITH.
Brass, Tin & Sheet IrOn Worker
10. III seoond street.

MANUFACTURER OF Galvanized Iron, Cor
w nice. MouidinEs. Brackets, Window Caps,
etc, Wrought Iron Cooking Stoves made and
repaired also, soda Generators, Soda toun-
tains and Soda Fixtures. Metallic Roofing and
Gutterng done at short notice and at lowest
cash prices All kinds OF JOB work promptly
attended To- marl3-Im