The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-23
FROM THE sOUTH.

9nace Il entirely from the kingdom OF
O-''-4A ''hiN '4e GU piRe oA RUSSIA
| -. -. - - SOC
EhOA THE SOUTH.
'L. rrt,a,, = ,4,s,5 -, 100
no SeueEa4 ueAo IN ana around
HuptsVtlle, Alabama, are to be removed
20 the national burytng ground near
Chattanooga,
The Catholic bishop of Savannah
has just issued a'letter, suggesting the
education of colored youths for the
| clerical work at the South.
ls5--Tha; ;cotton-pI.,,to,.,, rr,ou,,o,,.,o,,
met ON the 1sthi inst ~ nF,iSa.,s.o,.;ISa nsI
Georgia rrba, f,nrIs,no,oi A., -.oi
ported that. bv the issne ~ The 80 ~ ~
funds Of the assoCiation-about five
thousand donars-had become worth
4sSS' aH'
,,-At tne last session ofthe legislature
of Kentucky a committees was aDnoint-
ed To visit an. sS a..
- " FisA1 tne PElnclpaI5 towns OF the
ot,o' a ~. S.e inosS eillDie STU
begins its TOM ~ TaIieoton e Sonlll1seee Iae,
Wednesday. - : -
Certainly the times nre dreadfnTv
ont oFfoint tv;tb NE- pov,L,oI 90, !.
SSSSn;I,Ia tuS VIII EhF' E'Al'nael Selnmesi
l..A Va NAVplAes Whether ne emoarks In
ships or enterprises 1t is all one, In
either case they 20 down with shim,
The Mobile Gdzete has suspended pub.
ucati9n: tEs i9l1: t1rtnR one last broadside into
| and sinks. -a, --'tEAAA'' ~ se'tAe'
In the Tenrossoo uo,sa 80 ro,,,.,,
sa,,tnt, S.,II "
ASes' q Dill pFoVlolng 1or impair
Glal Suffrage and universal amnesty
East To,,,,ossoo,, -, ~ 80
against It, while a majority % s Of the CON CON.
servattves favored the measure. The
bill was introduced by the radicals.
"A bill passed both branches of the
Mississippi legislature RESTORING, all
lands soid for ta,a, 20 1oe, Ioe2 80
,ooo -. '''->e' Va tooA' AeoA anu
1ooS, 70 thelr owners, provided they were
In 1861 citizens of the State, and still
continue TO be, upon payment of costs,
and any amount of county tax the
State may have paid since she acquired
ute.
-The Charleston papers contain ac-
counts OF a very pleasant incident.
orange Lodge, No. Il, at recent COM
muntcatton, were completely surprised
by the receipt OF asplendid case Of Ma
sonic jewels from brethren in Massa-
ehusetts. They were accompanied with
very afectionate letter, to which Mr..
Gilmore Simms prepared reply.
The Advertiser and Register of Mo
bile says: "We are indebted to Colonel
w. d. Mann, Assessor of Internal Rev
enue for this district, for the following
statement aue mem OF Inc Incomes reported for the
and nn5aS TS Soo r 7e go; over SSS SSioSe,
over SiO, 900, Is; over 1000. !: SO over T.
$4,000, l."
The Newbern (North CarolinaN
Oo,n,,, o,.O,,l Cows, A..
S.'.,,e' e't's ma quHnIlIles
OF cotton, corn and naval stores con-
tinue to flow into Newbern. One ship
ment of4OO bales will reach here by the
| freight train on the Atlantic road to-day,
besides numerous smaller shipments
not announced in advance" TheInm-
DeE business IS also very brisk. "The
dis ,, tI,e ,I;.S1
shippers to get vessels.T -
The Memphis Buzelin announces
that German Of that city has invent
ed cotton-pickine machine which
promises to be a great success. in snite
of the popular impression that cotton
%sia SSn ,,IGN, never De picked mechanically.
nrincinTa boti,,a t11,,s upOh Ghea %aSoIn
move machinery, consisting OF cylin-
derS of brushes and fine teeth.
Tho Soutb Cerolino pon,,o., ~, -
otttit1 nhu
Ieunioh e'llS az Chafleston on the 9th, and
Virgil O. Dibble delivered an Grafton,
in which he Rlorified the pnrDoses ot
the rabe,Iio1 .,,,5 Az, ,,5,...,Is.s IL.
- '.I N aAu 1he courage Win
"nlcn IL was conducted, but came at
last to this reasonable conclusion:
"The same prineiple that ,oada ns In
support Of Southern riohts : arm 3n5 II
corlrapeons viii Tnalra ne i+y11a - -, tIIs
oaths which we have taken To tdefanS
| the Constitution. n.-and the 'TT,ion. SoS tI,a
| States therennto.I No inSt CI1a ra,o III I1TF
present disloyaity can be laid ~ oDr
doors. We have soIemnIv + b1r;oiI aT Sat gu
resurrection :. - ~
A Tennessee Jud0e Coonar. by
name. emulatine, tba e~onn1o rooa,,tIg
afforded bv Jnd9e Harris If Missirni
has graveIv decided that the rrosant
state Governmsnt ~ rTennsssss = is - ~
gus. as we ara infornoa5 bv onr N.sh- a.
vile special. His Honey tbe Tnd.,o ;o
probably Of the oninion that tba trns 20
"Government', Of Tennessee is now in
Mexico, in the person of Isham a Harris
at present unavoidable absent from tbe
State on account of so1na tEiria1 ,ojsnT,o ~
derstanlinrr with tTIa FeliSrsi s,1tI,sss
ties. JudHe Harris NJ NTississiI11,f y
Gently decided that that StSte ~ i1s ~