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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-05

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FROM PIQUA.
Democratic Nominee for Congress
I'm 1Ile Fourth District.
Especial TO the Statssmen.l

PIQUA, o., Sept. 4.-Hon. J. f. Mckinney
was nominated by acclamation to-day for
Congress In the Fourth District. Able
speeches were made by Mr.. Mckinney and
Gen. John e. Cummins. EYER.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-05

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Departure from Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 4, $50 A. M.-We are
now leaving this city, having been escorted
to the railroad station by the flremen and
others. Having reached the lake the party
were saluted by Revenue Cutter. A COM
mittee from GAINESVILLE called upon the
President this morning, and extended au
invitation to stop at that city on his way
home, and it seems probable that he will
do so for few minutes.
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The Feeling In Canada.
The Differences Between Chilli am
Uruguay Settled.

The differences between Chilli and Uru-
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prizes In Uruguayan ports, has been rec
onciled. ..ta. i
A strong effort is making to invite inn
migration, plat of eighty acres being
granted each family, and exemption from
taxation for five wears.
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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-27
Veto, Message,


At the suggestion of more than one of our
readers, we lfavc determined to reproduce
in oar paper this able an" distinguished
document. 1t is n ;catter of regret. how
ever, thtt its publication in one issue is ir-
consistent with our unpretending dimcn-
sions rs division oaunut bat DO prciudicial
To the interest of n pnpcr of its character,
with its compact structure and its closely
linked concatenation or idea. In the words
OF cotcmporary--olc concise and en-
phatic in its style, diguifed and judicial in
its manner, irrefutably strong in its facts,
utterly imprcgnahlc in its arguments and
equally sound, convincing and Constitution
nj in its conclusions, this veto message
will take rank with the vcry ablcst efforts
of tho most accomplished minds, both
rs "A literary production and as thorough
exposition Of vital topics of craftsmanship
The remaindcr will appear in QUE next.
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LETTER FRoa PmcE.-We are per.
mitted 70 publish the following extracts
from letter written by Gen. Sterling
Price to friend in this country:
CoRDovA, Mexico, Jan. l6. 1866.
4 - \
Judge Perkins. Governor Harris.
Colonel (Rawnee) White and his family,
the Episcopal Minister Mr.. Hol.
man and his family myself and others,
are now living in our new town--Car.,
lotta. The Americans that were in
Monterey and San Louis Potosi are now
on their way thither, as we learn from
Capt. M. F.. Maury. Several Louis.
ianians have lately arrived here, in
search OF new homes for themselves and
families. They have thought best to pur.
chase improved lands from private indi.
viduais, and have done so, paying down
$4,000 in cash, and getting as much
time rs they desired for the deferred
payments. They have returned to tho
United States ior+ their families.
If tho immigration from the States
shall be- as great as I anticipate, ptopertg
of every kind, Sill greatly in0reSse h
value, and therefore think that those
who have made up their minds 20 come
70 Mexico, should do so at once. The
Inducements 10. mechanics 70 come heIS
are very great. While tho native Is.
borer can DO hired at fifly cents a day,
out OF which he finds himself mechanics
earn excellent wages. For instance.
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General Stephen Elliott:


II is with deep concern, says the South Ca
ro!'"ion, that We hear II painful report upon
'hs streets. to the effect that General Steph-
en- Elliott, lately residing in the village nf
alHch, ,ded the day before, after short i'll >
ness. We trust this rumor may prove un
I'u""cd., We had nor heard before of his
SICKNESS. In the present condition OF our
country society caan"t afor,l',o lose such n
m"n "' Stephen Elliott lie has been TOO
iong lricI, IN too many issues, calculated
4" test equally his manhood, wisdom and
%'h"ra' 4o!il'y''h"i' to make us secure III n
certain resource OF intellect aud character
'n' II numerous Si'""tioNS' whore such quah-
.,tS .i': ,''o "H'"SI' ana we drvou'iy hope that
th'* r"mor OF his death about town will
'urm out iaiSc.
we regret to add To the above that, in the
progress OF me uny, the mclnncholy rumor
was painfully conhrmrd General Elliott
'S no: more Ills remains were brought to
'"r ci'S yesterday.
i"'s ncconp'lShed gentleman was born
IN heautori, N The ycar 1880 or '3E Here
NC r'ceiHch ms preliminary. education. and
whoa prepared he entcred The South Caro-.
Una oi'tgc' where he graduated in 1880.
ne became planter IN beaufort District,
III "n!ch rccnpMion he continued until the
DreaN!pg our oil ,hc war. when he became n
OF " ,""'o's nihIlcly' III thlS
1iice nc greatly distinguished himself. By
n;a "er,p'ihe, MS great pcrsc.;"' popularity,
LIS no"ie ana generous qualities, he sue
oecueu III haNing h's company one of the
h,s;o ,oS. Se'ec' ana a1miraoie OF the coniri-
Ti' 'io"s % SCUM Cnroiina TO the service.
;,a ne 10y. ,t som am eIrps OF ms command taking
us zone irom their captain, reflected back
his own lirl,s onh "S.lo porrespona'hG wv. WIN
In ~. n " "HI o''''"'S " honor' Mhile
command Of Eo,, Sm,,, nu """ 'n"'s,"'co 10 the
required to maintain tbat mast wLcn :, haJ
been rendered almost incapoblc or oIl or'
gressive performance. But in .rco;stino
night attack of the Federal forces and Tho
landing of strong force from, boats bc
proved singularly successful repulsiuo tho
boats, and CAPTURING the who,o fproa 81,
tress.' His conduct on This occos;on sa
cured him n ,colonelcy, which was ron;dIv
followed by his promotion. soon ortcr 10
reached Virginia, to n bricadiershin Tho
was subsequent to May, 1864. when he
went to Virginia Wounded by the famous
mine near Petersburg, he was put hors Hu
combat for season. and thus lost tho active
command of his brigade, until November Of
AL
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for inllcting injuries upon others, will
be arrestcd.by MARSHAL. Command;nn
and punished according to the discre,ion
ef the said Msr,hals.
MARsuAL.-Captain, release tie pris.-
oners.
+ E,reunt DR.. b. and Madame .stiletto o,p
op;,os,ie s,,,.s of .Syoo,.p
y,y
oohNE ~
+. Madame tSiletto's parlor, ,vkere she IS
performing upon The piano and sing.
ing the Marsa.Ue..
DR.. Bo,Oie enters on the. right, Had.
anne S. still performing as if unconscious
efh's presence. lie stands lit,te"tng un-
til she ceases. -
DIR. B. Well may you sing that,
Madame.
MAD. ST. Starting in ostonishnent)
Sir " :. -.
DIR. B.-I say, you may we'll sing.
that hymn ofliberty.
MAD. SO that is noble song,
Doctor. The author ia dead !, in true
but he will eyer live in the hearts of his;
countrymen. .sl
DIR. B-So he ought, Nam, for his
subject don't survive him. AT leaat it's
not the spirit Of liberty extnnt that in
spired his eloquent song.
MAD. ST. (RcRectiYely, )-There has
acbange come over the. spirit of our
freedom. 1t pains me much to contem.
plate it. .. ',"s. .
DIR b. Mischitvously)-But moro
to feel that change, Madam. (Avdan.
s. looks surprised9 But cheer up,
Madame Stilet,o, cheer up. Go with
me, to land where pins can still be.
worn aud needles are not condemned.
MAD. S.-(TSying to conceal her emo.
tion. You speak very strangely, Doc,
Bowie.
DIR. B.--Hot more strangely than
you felt. l guess, Madame, when
brought before the Marshal yesterday
Tor wearing pins. =:
MAE. sS.--(Unable to cloak her as.
Constituent further. Pins T Marshal l.
Yesterday What do you mean, Doctor
Bowie '.
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Special Dispatch TO the Richmond Enquirer. ]
= From WaShingtOn.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-This has been
gala day in Washington. The departments
and business houses are all closed. The
memorial ceremonies of Winter Davis at.
tracled n crowd at the capital early in the
day, but the great mass were assembled in
the vicinity of Growers Theatre to endorse
inc President. The theatre was packed
from pit TO dome. Two stands outside were
surrounded with immense crowds. The
whole population turned out to participate
in the movement Numerous spceches were
made by Republicans and Democrats, NIB.
juring ell partisan folly and promising TO
sustain the President IN his course Al four
-FOUR o'clock tile crowd repaired to the
White House. Johnson's speech was the
boldest ever made by President. He an.
nounced his policy fully and distinctly; /;
flung defiance in the face. Of his opponents;
denounced by name Thad. Stevens, Charles
Sumner and Wendell Phillips, as rebels
and traitors against the Government, and
pledged hiu,selfto stand by the people. the
Constitution and the Union, against all such
The. audience was eleSlrified by his bold
ness. He went into detail, and spoke for
an hour and half with plainness that
has not been used since the time of jack
son. Alluding to the reception Of Southern
Representatives, he Insisted they had a
right to- be admitted. His speech was ap
plauded to. the echo by vast crowd.
Many old politicians were astounded at the
boldness with which he made war upon the
Radicals. This speech is the spade n,ecun /"
or the President. Everything he intends
to Is included in it. The issue between
him and the Radicals has been souarely
made. Hereafter those who arc not with
him must be. against him Some objected
to the speech as undignified in President,
bat 40 President VAS ever placed as he is,
ana the speech WAS to the country, and II
vas received with immense applause.
=, --Ss f,I
Two passenger trains per day now run
through between Augusta and Savannah |;
fare eight dollars.
Railroad communications ia now open
between Charleston and Memphis, and the
North, and Vicksburg, Mobile and New Or
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Enter Madame Sfietto.
MAD. S. Well, Sir; I AM prepared
to accompany you.
OFrIoER.-We are ready, Main.
Forward, March I! ~
Ereunt Guard 7uith Prisoner.
SCENE III.
The Marshars Office, auhcre he SITS at his
desk
Enter Guard ,cith Prisoner,
OFpioER.--Marshal, this is Madame
Stilatto whom you ordered me arrest.
Observation-Disclosures, l regret that
circumstances demand our meeting on
this occasion.
MAD. S.--Iti is certainly surprising,
Sir, that lady should be marched
through the public street, md brought
thus unceremoniously before you.
MARSHALL appreciate your EN-.
barrassment, Nam, but stern duty re.
.qures me thus to summons you to an.
swor to serious charge.
MAD. S.-A serious charge | Why,
Sir l am utterly amazed. What do
you mean.
MARsnAL.-You are charged, Nam,
with walking upon hcstreets, with one
DR.. Bowie
MAD. S.-He is gentleman, Sir,
what have you to do with that?
MARSHALL have no doubt Of it,
Madamc,--but you are charged with
wearing in your belt weopon which
You carry IN open defiance Of his Males.
ty's law.
MAD. S-A weapon Indeed, Sir,
l never carried weapon Of any kind.
Observation-Disclosures me, Nam, but
you have it now in your .belt.
MAD. S.-Whcrc, Sir, looking down
at her beh,) where do you see a wea.
pom?
MAnsuAL.-Thcre it is, Nam, in
front.
MAD. s.-Nonscnse, Sir, that's only
a large pin for securing my belt.
MARSHALL know it, Madame, and
it is, technically, weapon too. 1t is
dangerous, Madame, it is dangerous. L,
might DO used for Z. foul purposes. 1t
pierces, it has sharp point, it is sharp,
and Fam directed by his Majesty to
prevent the carrying Of any weapon
that will endnnger lie =.
MAD. SITS horribly punc,ilious,
that law is.
MARsltAL.-But still it's .the law,
Nam, and it is our.duty to obeyi..
MAD. S.-1'ma quite loyal, Sir. and
abiding. But what about needles Z?
they havo points, they are sharp.
&ARsuAI.-Use them in your house.
Have your door shut and the blinds
closed, and no evil will bcfalI you on
that score.
Enter another Guard with DR.. Bo,oie as
aprisoner.
OFrIcER.- Your order has been
obeycd, Marshal.
MARsnAL.--You are brought here,
DR.. Bowie Madame Stiletto here turns
her face from DR.. By as u violator Of
his Majesty's express orders in regard
to deadly weapons.
Dr.. B.-Will you please specify,
Marshal f.; for / am wholly Ignorant OF
any intentional trangression OF any law
Of his Majesty's realm.
MARsHAL.-You are charged. Sir.
with drawing from your pocket in the
street golden tooth.pick with very
sharp point and brandishing it careless.
ly in your hand also, with carrying on
the street several sharp Instruments.
DIR. B.-I must plead. guilty to those
charges, Sir, for did have in my hand
to day toothpick which I used after
breakfast. AS for the Several inslru.
ments." I did have and carry on the
street case Of surgical instruments
which designed using on Mr.. Hudo
who required an operation. Having
performed tho same, i returned to my
Office where / was arrested by this
guard. U.s
MARsHAL.--Well. Sit, 4 have only
discharged my daty thus far. 1t only
Toi1aiii5 for me TO impose upon Won ynr,
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w w .E.lEa 7 Z i, N !, 5 =; .BE: BE:{oRO..
Tuesday Morning, February 81, 1866.

u. P. SLIDER, ESQ, is the sole
agent for this paper in Charleston, S, C
We have received n new and large
supply of paper suitable to job printing
Of ali descriptions.
have supply of Revenue Stamps of
various denominations, which can be had
by applying either at this Office or at the
office of the Clerk of the Court.
Ii. A. GAILLARD.
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New Advertisements.

. We direct attention to the advertisement
=. Of Ladd Bros. -
Also notice Of DuBosc Egoston & Co.
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james s. Burns, former psopgietor Of the
Pierrepoint House. New York, stabbed se- 3,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-07
JIILIT.4RYC .MP.ANIES furnish.a
Nth SUORDS. SASiiES. Ball.,
Caps, Buttons. Laces, Epameue,
PLUDIES. DRUMS, Sc.

WATCHES, Jcwrity. Fancy Goods, Cu,ler,
w Clocks. aud Military Goods ofevery d..
scrplIon such ss Swords, Epaulelles, Sasb.,
Hats, Lace, Hu tons, &c. Military compan,.,
urnisted complete with every article.
Now opening magnificent stock OF Ne,
Goods such as American, J nglsh. German and
French Ipwery, IN srts aud IN siagle per,,
Bes, quality Gold Watches, English Le,,.
Skeleton do. Duplex, Anchor E'caprmen., l..
ines, some very small r ladies, set With ps,,l,
ana diamonds, elegantly enameleJ, Irdeprus.
ent and Quarter Second " at hes. Huu,.ns IA
care, gold arches in every vauey
Rich China Vases, from Pans and Dresden.
French aud Spali,h Fans.
Silver, Gold, Ivory, Pearl aui Leather Gard
'ases. do, d.. do. Pori Monai-s.
Elega { Gilt AMI 'iroIzcd Clocks .Candl.br.s.
ALBATA WARE Spoons, forks. iad!es, but.
ter knives, &c, Of the best QualIy.
Plated tea and coffee rclS, cas,on, w.ites,
cake baskets. vrgeiabl, dshes. t4.ecns, butter
dishes, car5est,cks, teakctIies uruS, ss!I cellars
Tortoise sheiIcombs, rev STYLES, English and
American table cu,ery. scissors, pen knives. "a.
Lorr sporting knv $, music BOXES, 2. Z. 4, 5,
nd pairs Of jewellers scule., weights, SC.
WatchmakerS' tools and materials; Wa ch
iilssseS OF every descriptions; a complete ssort
| npuI OF dentists Files.
G.. Is. q Co., offer The above goods on The 70
ry best terms. Gall snd examine.
Jolly 5. 1865. ~
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American Fire Insurance Co.
OF BALTIMORE,

OFFICE, NO. 6: SOUTH STREET,
CAPITAL. $500 600.
Effects Insurance on Buildings, Merchandise,
Furniture, Libraries, V sseIs IN port and their
Carpoes aud ell other lnsutabIe Properly,
against Loss or Damage by FIRE, Cat reasona-
BILE rales) in the City and County.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS - William De'res,
W i'll am J. KEENAN,, William elsh, Ernest
Knabe, W lillian h. AbrahamS, James ID. Ma
son, Henry Governin. Jacob w. hueg. WI
lam Buehler, Charles Webb, CHARTS w Sla-
Gle, Grorge n. Mackenzie, Robert Hickey, ST.
m u Il. GollIbau. George ii. Berry. Joseph J..
Turner, John hern John W. Buff. John j.
Ma,riSon, john r. Cox, John Smith, ID. Anon
Green, ID v,d Cars IN, George II. byrd.
JAS l.. ARNe'l KONG. President.
VICTOR LIl NE /, Secretary.
l.. DOW HESS, Agent,
Uufiijld's i. o., Va
u a. also agent io' 'L' sae oi Tomb
Slune> Nom mt his, s., Tor lie establishment
OF H. Stewart d Co, Frederick CITY, No
Orders 30 IL ued j.. ID. ii.
January 81. 1866. 6m
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
CHARLES SNATJWOOD

IiAVlNG located III Surphefdstown,
"A will be pleased 10 SAT- on The citizens
VI The place and The surrounding county
either cul or ma viii compare 10 lash.
ION OF III ~ any IN HE cilIes. He guar
Ianiees 10 give Satisfaction IN every res.
pect. Persons desiring a Fashionable
Garment and all easy fl. give me call.
--latest Fa-hl"ns constantly kept on hand.
Hope 10 receive liberal slsIe OF pubic
patronage.
&% Ship one door east Of Chapllne's
sto'e. May 5--n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-07
Patent Medicines.

Under tins head he Ell nncra,es the fol owing {:
Ayers Cherry Pec'oral, Ayers Sarsarahda'
Ayers Ca,hartlc Pills, Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry, Jay nes' Expectorant and other prePa
Tstion., Browns Bronchial Troche', Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup, ShrnerS Cough syrup
and other preparations, brakes Plantation BIT
tiers. Hosler'ers BItters, Hoo6and'" German
Bnlers, Juniper Tar. Bulls >a'sapariiia, Gar
ter Spanish Mixture. Schenk's Syrup, Swain
Panicea, Cod Liv OH, Kenn dy's Medical
Discovery, Hamp,oms Vegetable Tinctore.
y heiiam ochnapps, Browns Jamaica HInger.
DAVIS Pam Killer, Railways Rea Re'et aud
other preparations, Bells White OH and other
proportions. Pllis-W rights. Bulls. Peters
Morn son S. Lanes and SChenkS andrake rus,
CONS s.lioI p wders, DuiP' Dlarrhea Cor
dial, Woods Hair Resturer, American Hair
Ke,torer. Tic ,pnerous, Thompson's Eye wa
ter, jenz ne Tor t.mOvne grease, tar and Pa'nt,
e.. p. Ruge!s' Cholera Specific, DR.. NhRey :
celehrdt Cholera Drops, Railway Ren"valing
Re,olvrnt SCheuck's Sesweed Tou'c, Itch ONT
aIeui Magnetic Uiatmeut, Or. oseoods Ch"la-
Rogue Tor Chis and feverS, BGrneUs Nails
ton ior The ia r, Black Oil Vanish, Seilze'' :
Aperis M, Bit " inc Of Iron, olive Oil. Ho 10
WAYS Worm Coniec,ion, AcLaue'S Nerhii"ge,
Frye's Neimifuye, American w orm Miller.
Fahns>,ocS's lermliuge, McMunhs ELIXIR Of
Opium, Heary's CaIcrned Magnesa. HemhH ;
Extf,ct OF Buchu BRUSH OH, OH Of spike, O'I
Sion, Mustang Linln'en opedeId and olh her
Enpf rca,Ious, Stonebraker's -.eTve ahd Bore
L lniment. Cough Syrup. S'onehrakrI hat IT,
Ter and other rreparGt ons, Strengthening Ia
ters a d Adhesive PlaSIers, Hose aud Ca'Hs
Powder, i,Ti Oh, hu!senans Hope, Barry :
L,nnAu,, Merchants HaTgiino Oh Niger :
EmhcnCatInn. SC, SC DC &c.
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The Greatest Liuiment in Use
BELLS
w h ite Oil

THE Blandesi, rleanesl, Most pene' ra'Ing
J. aud Most Economical !.InIm, nj IN use a
Powerful oleagInus compound Tor The speed,
cure of
Rheumatism, 81 rains. Sprsins, " ounts, Numb
ness OF The Limbs, Frosted Feet and Hnr"s,
SPAWN, Saddle Gal,, Poi Evil, Ring BIZ. e,
Bruises. SaeiIings OF all kinds. and IN fact
every disease Tor which an Einlroca'Ionis ap-
plcable IN Ioan or peast.
25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
This PREPARATION which is orig ma with Us,
will be- found 10 be one OF The incest ard al the
same Tine une oil The most Ielia lie Applications
exlant
LAYING been employed very extensively since
Inrod "ctIu n, and T. eiIug satisfied OF liz reme-
dial PIopertts, We recommend II With ibe ul-
most Cos hd ence. kn wing that no one will be
DISAPPOINTED IN IT. use
U :" d III Shepherdstown by R. G. Burk-
hart aud p II. ST ode. and by Druggists and
SoiekespeIs generally.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-07
NEW DRUG STORE !!
AT ENTLEk'S CORNER.

n r. G.. BURKHART hus on hand, and
w WI constantly add 10 It, large and wei
q selected ok IT pure
D,uss aud Pat mt Medicines, Pure Wines
Brani,, NhIskey, Rum and Gin, Pa'":>'
Pant brushes Obs. D.e-st.f ani Ini""
GI..,. keruSene On, Lamps dnd ChInnry',
Fla. Perfumery. Pomae> and Toilet Soaps.
DC, French Guides, RI sins and Figs, 10
bac;p aud Cigars, Stationery and Cutlery
Notions, DC.