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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-11

All who value beautiful head OF hair, and its
ing gray, will not fail to use Lyons celebrated
Kathairon. 1t makes the hair rich soft and
glossy, eradicates dandruff, and causes the hair
TO grow with luXruiant beauty. Sold every.
where. L. THOMAS LYON,
Chemist Now York
Saratoga sPPiHg Water, sold by Fl
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-11

Heimstreets inimitable Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years.
It'acts upon the absorbents at the roots OF tho
hair, and changes IL TO its original color by de
grees. All instantaneous dyes deaden and In
lure the hair. Heimstreet's is not dye, but q
certain in its results promotes its growth, and
is beautiful Hair Dressing. Price 30 Gents and
81 90. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Wafer, sold by all
Dealers
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-11
O. L. ZANE & Co..

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES and
iionors, Manufacturers of Pure Catawba Wines,
ouincy Street, between Main and Market Sts.,
wheeling, Va, keep constantly on hlnd Brandies,
scotch and Irish WhisEes, Jamaica RUNS and
Gordials, choice Old Rye and Bourbon Whiskies.
sep30
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-11
P. w. BOSLEY,

NTANUFACTUBER OF COMMON
M AND FANCY CANDIES, and dealer in
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, etc, No 1876 Market St.,
Wheeling, Va.
Alec Parties and Weddings furnished with
!na Cream and Cake Mt the shortest notice.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-11
s. F. FARIS,

MARBLE WORKER g. sCULP-
MI TOR, No 100 Main Street Wheeling, Va.
pS Monumental Work of all kinds made 10
ordsT on short notice. Particular attention paid
70 Portrait Sculpture ana Designing seo23
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-11
T. HENKE.

IANUFACTURRR OF LADIEs'
MI BOOTS, Shoes, Caters and Balmorals.
: GOOD assortment always on hand. Work
made to order. No. 81 Main Street, Centre
Whssl:rg jan23.6mes
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-11


The balance of the Fenisn officers
were yesterday released on bail OF $1,000
Fenian Army Demoraiixed at St. Al
bans-General Spear and staff Sur.
render 10 the United States Authsri.
ties.
New YORK, June lO,-Speciais from
st. Albans yesterday announces the
finale OF the Fenian invasion of Canada.
me rignt wing of the Fenian army re,
treated from Pigeon Hill to that place
Ts and numbers 1ss; are preparing to go home,
Inc Gemorahzahon OF the whole force is
complete, and both officers and man re-.
fused to do further duty Desertions
occurred by the wholesale, and after the
council of war, Gen. Spear ordered a 70,
treat to St. Albans. Reinforcements
arms and munitions failed to reach them
Ammunition was carried to Vermont and
stored In q barn near the line, where ii
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-11
T. g. G.. BAYHA,

DREAD, CRACKER AND CAKE
RR1KERY. Market Street opposite the
Washington Hall, few doors above Monroe
Street, Keep constantly on hand full assort-
ment of the above articles.
STheir wagon runs constantly to all parts
Of the city with Bread Crackers, Rusks, Cakes.
ATE sep20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-11
BUSINESS CARDS.
r. J. BERRY & co.

MANUFACTURERS AND Nsn;l.
M ERS in Hawserlaid Oil Well Kope'E 'EsSinr %Sh
"a Hemp Jute and Cotton Tar G0iPa Pitch. eakum,
Tackle, Lines Iwl9es' ines BRICK, Tile and Clay.
G%% G,DGhf Hose Bslting and Packing No s " nser
strea, Wheeling W. Va. mArsy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-11
1000 Fenians in Buffalo.

BUFFALO, June "a commanding
officer informs us that there are as many
as 5000 Fenians in Buffalo. They are
generally quiet and orderly, and very
little if any trouhle is anticipated, as
bnt one quarter of these have arms or
could get any here A number of them
leanring that transportation had been
furnished by the government elsewhere
to send them home, have applied to
General Barry to send them. General
Barry has telegraphed to General Meade
for instructions on this point 1t is
pretty certain that if the government
don't semi them home, they are likely
to stay here some time. Most of the
men have no money, and General Barry's
order No. 2, of yesterday, prevents them
from travelling on railroads.
"A movement was made by body Of
Fenians up the lake shore last evening,
and General Barry fearing that an
attempt might be made to cross, had
armed boats patrol up the lake for some
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-11
AByyR KzY. JoHx Z. Rics
N. @. LEECH & CO.,
Ne..iI3 Main strees,
WHEELING, W. va.
Fashionable Merchant Tailors.

WE HAVE JUST RKCRIv1D
wv our Spring and Summer stock Of the laesst
styles and patterns Of French, Knglish, 0ernae
and American cloths, caseimeres and vesan0
At the lowest market prices. n.
made m in the latest and best styles, VIZ y
disposed o., wholesale or retal, q
dussa prices: ice g Gent: 5SFPS|:h'Y2f y B:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-11
J. II. GOOD,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, OFFlCE
a corner Fourth and Monroe steets; the
same that is. at present, occupied by 5ndge
Good aplloim
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-11
WILLIAM HARE,

.ACTICAL PLUMBER AND
GAS FITTER No 3 Monroe ST, wheel
E%Order, from the country attended to at
short notice. sop1'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-11

M. F. HULLIHEN,
ss- WHEELING, VA, DENTIST,
833y{J OFFICE, corner of Market and Quincy
Streets, one square above the Custom House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-11

~ RICHARDSON. J. ELBRRT hKENSAS-
Richardson & M'Kennan,
A TTORNEYsA AT LAW. OFFICE,
"A No 90 Monroe Street, above 4th, Wheel
Nc. Va. ----------- ------ Ieolo-h
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-11

JOHN L. HARGREAVES,
I'M READY MlxEP
ait and Rosewood Picture Frames and Veni-
tian Blind Manufacturer, No. 50 Main Street
Wheeling, W. Va. al % sepZ"
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M w. JORDAN,

HIARBLE wORKS.-MONUME
MI and Head Stones every description OF
tenetery Work executed in good style. Corn
ar of Zane and 7th Streets, East Wheeling, W..
Va. I am prepared to I'LL all orders entrusted
TO me and hope / will merit part OF public pat
rpnage. Prompt attention paid to orders from
Va conntrv mch5-1y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-11

New Carriage m a N factory :,
JOHN PFARR,
ACTU n Z n OF ALL
M KINDS OF CARRIAGES Market Street,
a few doors above the 2nd Ward Market House.
Wheeling, Va
SRepairing done on the shortest notice.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-11

MRS. G. ZIMMER,
MANUFACTURES ALI. KINDS
Nl OF CRACKERS, CAKES, BkEAD, 3o,
NJ lsS Market street. East side, "a few doors
asuth of the Market House) Wheeling J" va
iapI0 go. ~
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-04-27
mrMErEAL.


haFrisa. q the Prentias Hous vlelGhbrF,
Apgil =, 1854 By Ray. d. g. a~neAsrass, mr. A.
hipYAT, Of New Orleans, and His BELLE
S4lERAHF,sf Rpst coupea parish, \
egls Rptase@Aegf To sd shse.
Jtls
~ Z
! 3 ,o1.I,A,Ss
IA5pgs I'D mil IN vIeass tSsb 4
MeaAs4
Z rH0 ase she dnffrs. ihG itolSaight,
d AHeihE M&hin when All I ithnt b afEht
anEel DER his iihi pr6ldiAg
psupilRf esFarts ENG tis cares
Assi1, Il csur i "a
AeIlon Aht fiua 1Ry MOI anR.
eIN Beg II. Hhym nd, Wa J1G
q. AlslSqpt asd Niss
Mkrv1 q asseadsnss 81 aha ia, e,s
fataef e NefIoDl AlasiQa che yeh!LRaftao
iIth o. Apgl hy pr Nm snOkEeFTMr.
.aas 4p hAdM 81.
n MichaG. BaSkd nd q hs
e1cfi VI eltte $3.50 AprA; AID.
MtALE4N CH4FE4b, (buloeedl y ME-
ieolSledI. boih p this
Tetvytf p y sQ3t3 LA o.
= % the epehine o. rf2 IA ~
e e4 thlrek.b BY thefRev. DrssaaShm'
vAAA4 W NkaTfsthAhfifs M0ftfRIfsRF'
tf N
18R8& 0ahAate me kslpy .osubis.
anA Ni3h tAoW elAthee 10y aBnoTfHfns ~
fae hagN inst tntied-lnSy
lftlFHz W Neqasaluie - kNppy'
~ ar so Wag
Nay thHlr sanmof be say as the -.
fhas e. The bushes s. JnRss
1hcIf 4uf1GH made @ 81 Ruas6S
: "a EN- e&4heelaAhihg kianon. 4 :
AID MH eAld hasfsof Usramh
tssi IN nNle1afor
Neg be ttalr uis-tQfam nhor
MNq "a eglept0a, Got Al Od
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slAal tE ~ IufBW ~
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. rsutal4af ahsd ansa
mh Asff
- Nufkes klqs M pAFtni4aHfH to
|H4R9lAAA HgkAN ~ 81 thh city.
T 4
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-04-27


mt anana
~ hssE Sc awI
M twenty-five qafeA NRWnstg
existAe ABhs S9Rti1e.
-aaAa a6f s ESShsiy 2miade IN
C6OeA@1 GOaHts to- AAafIAihAafffhhaep opp-l
efiHBnEi0fnthe eo2aAi dBW R4aIHIscSin 2.
tAs dshcaif Rhd CRk % ~
HgRd5ddge verTptaAiSfyg apRbiSt!l
edCther %Oficsf n 4hs pIa6g 4. aud
| tHebusintsss Of4hyUJAAR Welt on.
-gRvFTELr CO.. fhaE2a fffH last
TssesdaysbetwssniDER 8. OSfos.I
teFtand Aitplpll9MaEti Ah6 fOtmdr
was PeFeEely stabbed by Martin,
| who was arrested and fried bcfouG1
B Mt4IbtfatGs C6drt; adddhChdtTedil
ThaFDr. ilne5ises die atlaitio4l AFl
thshegsa afa exfSherif G0nnOgaddl
i .is- The ~ppipi9Bi of hiR..spRgp9RSI
! con Beacon. sS7i n" ~" "n
LlSam." Kelly 6fHollV SPRINGS
| g0t Sis kunFta6pafed Whit brftRd
during on ARRAY with Lieut.. Wmli
Dunn, and lies ina ~PFecaEiOps DOH
alttbOnhc tr.rss ida .| ( a. i:-u.il
! :wIShR Leg gsaiding near Grenmr,
da, was recently robbed Of two.
thousand dollars In gold, by. some
negro employees,H who have de-
/ campadsT 0ht s:hoT No. -. @ !,ol
The GtGuit Court at Canton
has beeR- occupied with The eelebras
ted case Of Parker Ys. Adams. lHI
the summer Of 1864 Gen. Writ Adj
ans then In c6mtia4id OF that De-
paFtment; had R.gaAgnP Parker, OIL
Holmes, county arrested on.a dlargG1
Of embegzling cotton, Parker WaSl
brought to Canton and imprisoned
for 9'd8issidersble time. FINALLY,
/ howeYeryhe was liberated He now
bringa epitagainst Gen. Adams farEl
false arrest and Imprisonment, danlr
age to character, etc, laying his
damages at S1O5, 000l On the trial
oG fhe case, just ended, d jury of
MI, Parker's peeFs,aftcr a full hear
ing, gave him damages to the
amount Of Just one dollar!
LoDeEs OF SoRRow.-The Mason,
lie fraternity Of COpiah county held
| fhNAE 1UuHU% sEOa.-4 grns4-
shus4tsQn the 18th inst, Anofafioh,
kRa al iYafcdbmRM
shpFt eaufst hs
eaitman pr1nka
~
Hua8bemd -sst
y HfH4nsspinG
IatLGE wassyh, have
Le4e 9 PIKE p6n, BIT
6s q pfoCesSfdH tins i'm
happ0i1fh@t deiiyS
ng unkv6faabty Gaente
HtRNkfonaha address,
pnv ore ne nnlari
Ofnty .by
lselkS sStsy VA 4afehaap "
AheRaceaflig
ithat f~f4teFIlibY 6fsaA5
rwasst by Bf.
IL jSpubllehs aiI4ls ShhTt
Tie f0llQBfhkiS the list 81 "a
AbsfdUenlL6d No 9zs
~ Gap4e Francis NJ Hokei
Ihes ga6p@06a Col Con-
ayesk WaliersEs sykes
A!egkeS 0abf ~ Beukaff,
hHf0lhaSG. u6lli1a Beig L1ie'
9aS III MaTphN andh Il
yaea faai ~ re .4dra6J 96 5
TIN Ldaga Se E4ASSte 3SS
asgl bled saddreas
Itev.3B 81 Bnril
b Rt1irg5itf6 l s5hd lsnI
ea au address before
.pr CaEroll. county,
aAfaor I. oldham dalySrsd
aaFess betore the Allala ,oennsy
lodges a. koseiQ tko. Hieplbliah- !
ed 1.-THE National Star. al
2AtA me- ling
ig9d on Gle tlflb JnsL, iaa
aEEolltS Jha " q tsTuhspEeMd0
iRsrsseo
- 1dsRerK wee
Ae hpd JalleH II lba6la od
lod nptNseFyie6, Tge4siT5GA rgl
are their namest
Col z. II. LiddelL Cant, /. a
Peoples, 3. B Love, Cbf Al
hiy X, Lieut. Col. ID. Il HERON,
eCapfaE Do A1dridge. Cant. NJ
Morton, Capt ahR Coy. IL
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II - "
Jtsr REdu lbag Ga G. SIC.
700 mien and SottoR shirt, aitk "a N
collars. fi'"fl s'T ~ yTlT0Fr
IO Ancy dhva And french cad8BAi XiraI.4
900 Vile thFSAdL Then, cotton ADD di4IHa
SAX aud mSilladFawor. Inot tT91lRO.
700 iISAhtGsdi linen, t6rSssBlrssadh and
.nuGllh ahdLHshiFts. ,1 10 g9sHaEi n
~ ~dnckplinbn, drilling, mkhiAaGs mn sEi
cpaoa suits Or ell siI@ IJl1 ~ stq d
100 vssS Of cvsTy nyIN and, colin asEad 6as.
200 fn0n duseersI and SACHS. made BrbvseyI
mHtarilA % 10 fOand. 2 .,,H ss. ~sgal
40 Eehulno mseDbapmQpss r. :, - a
Also, every Gtyis Of .daosS. narSsIllss
'drillIAgS, ~cottOnades ieAnsr Sua oommen
llneus sold " the yard, and Radst . oUaeral 1
. "~'laaMeh1l . d. III 10 paf i,of
We are prepared to make RoeAs AZ she
shortest notice, and in thsbcst STYLE possible
oar goods arc new In style, ana very.
cheap, and will be sold az . small Isdyanc6,
move New York cost. , .ap9s,iw
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-04-27

AHIA ~ 49,
lfvsrs Oflhs cotlSht6th nc suplAi
awss9JEM aHScSsE0RledM abi
.bsM fAB salas 6RRdthgHsa
anBqsba tHpgbAS ofsAe sals.l
mid l61oIG2snooo di mor
TnR LAfR SOUTHERN FAIEuni
BAaHmCaR,r7o% aeEsbepgsF GeR-
tain the NEST ,gl4Yi9& AeqOHAIR "a
tha great EAiF 10 RAltiBsTsl AF ,the,
relief Of thhe suffering AHd AegsylitlbbsE
Pfz the HqRth. ItsMaSd AaRlfofR
tqFpriser and one WHICH
ed the spPrpYal Of SAllthe ER0d end
VFtnogasYfryYher and ws;Eecara
ltS unGE9mRlsd sgscAss with 6ssI:
ings Of 1nmixed qualification. We
hope that such distribution viii be
made IL the,recSipts II wallbeeSh-
plfsK tRS greatest b05siBFd sUOdL
as walISlievG the %Srst' EasGesCP
suffering! R6mHieiR ahSGg its
bonefciaries shCdadBsths diJabled
soldisFsyef tho sOgthsWh0NsKitlr
out meanS,And Neutrality-suspicious.
aud OFphSDsoOf soldiers who died
in hattleArinicamPsp Ihjthese Days
Of degeneracy and .sellsbness, this
institution suddenly bursts upon
our view as a messenger Of love
and mercy, a noble. and beautiful
illustration Of the character IL 1lat
sex which is ever foremost In die
performance of good deeds, ebpe-
Cially in acts of sympathy Nth hus
man suffering, . su9.
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l.raIah4l 49, WI


b ~ bw~ssGn0oaGHs Rdl.F Nsal
pN@erie ~sSrnPtmys t6ugAi 90 kosb
ne Eong9a SFaQpssAsthma Onssa tSaH
chlsis HaAHr ~ stA0,E STA Wins as9re
llossscpese, %. MhhA sHisfHt ps -
singsr are liable. Consamp,io iei1-l.esI
.nss 1 g ~ :
2 Iaaossa - et ~
Slpfk ihth d over hSa5GI
editors psd4as@j hodf
}P{ 9sAHtlSs Pour ID eemAidbt h, 10 -
eontA.ntng No hSl
ihgSAAInag b. uleds ylsh6ht iess q
resale lshiSh All6ab ssasaka3
oFiHp ana lPpcHe am lh1Nad1&M ad4
dnae' FElee @septShia sbIe aAai
H. ANlt4hfs, PropTietor,
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-04-27

AN IGNoRhMUs IN C0NoRRss. "A
very Imaginable Incident breDrred
hat week in Congress-. AReac-
count, submitted by the Committee
on Agriculture contained a large
number Of expenditures, charged TO
various members of the committee,
dosing with considerable charged to
NJ Hubbard
aud said he did not know who
aMf d AT" was, but sap1 be
Rat me friend Of ma
s. OF ! ticutprs ii GSs
4isemanfrom West Firgi6ia, a
1Gloy. this EanS 'broG Ii d6%ng
HHe a seip5oafE of hse6ta
sbESiy distapSd Whitley, Rhn
igetR ithet door, for an cSplapstlBRs
5tsslSa 'rath6n.ignonliit nans
tb6At ssplDuily;ae fnHr
s6Fc proRsteafIhE SNrE k
mona Of his appointments. had
f~esenmended slIy sOidiers . sir
Fanatics. S J, Get GpoB be
apss may. be ina
DgT g. ~ "a
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A sssie Ilsjd1a3sp en

7J344,aossaa9
The .editer ~ thsa New Xork
News, having been tFltted bE The
New York Tmegfprthe chanpi0a.
ship Of u9 soRtk ls h6Biy
1851 gA
sdash mtf
There arr BOlne 81 0hf cotHl9po-
rhties nat Is mt son 90 Thds
sldudI rat o joarnHa danbsqaad6d
strictly 1hNlenhhacli0as!l0g dae.
Tic & al, 70 yssiSsHo mpDe tllaA .,
part 81 our common country! BUTT
Il no 1ess. II thB political SYSTEM
" dissuFbed In any o. its parts, tha.
whole niu~sLAsulaF; and bbn We.
see inceldiarfsm at WORK u any.
qiArter of the fabric Chat sheItifs
nsFHassrve oufTDaTm and the sgofir
Afa iaterept IN pgmas ing tina VII
lainy ind pointing DIT Ite remedY.
40 saGli0half sesa MA our
prot Againstl thlE 6dda RGas.
6titeS5 II Is thGf
af nRR, lard thet we aab4
~ ltapame VIC demand ..
eolnplete and regular Organizations
ttg NAtsonaf Begi6iature accord
ing provisions OF the Cons.
Aitatiaae
The interests ofsthe North 6rs.
eppeerned Just as much as those 81
aid the poliarat eSiss
hIncgitad
Aga aGipili0
D4ls st akaipRtans
faAdLHb1H the Ex6oadra apa
1hgHspAnlI6o
tbat
s10 eEt0faHnH q
paFa ne k6rM
n6aI
farmanahmaA
.Id befe
be But thqE &c
a mqnQp I'D,
thoir - oiHki6haey lne
"A "A.
nasehRd
dlate end
D
sort pf ffiaa
10 hers 6
need nQ q
sueh e IS eRthe fundaIa
aL.e43lR
II eipl ~ TO American Cons
fHldtions AaV IA 81 90.
liIaate re lsle VIM
con esgy4Ms
.sblsl sm6 aEluS
iYa aall
lard
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The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-04-27

sam 81 WuWr
Der Go6dman, form
pc Of tho 1nwi4ipri G
aFoad and for ahy n ca
g Holly sprihTsgh 6i5
a q NeW York on tie lgM
itahk ME Goodman 10 been sf
more titan thirty wears 8 sa6n 81
Ai@lssippL residiRgf rsta AZ a5
.oz, aterWazlsat Podto and I'D
1850 be HOay pFiHas Afda8 rs
Of his deaHl waS q M
mercantile "A
Hs vas onaso4 ibe eioneS in
N6FiA MISSISSIPPI and ms EeeR
~ 4Haedy hh The ghbwth aud
peEitI Of that region ever aimee Ne
Indians leftit, his extenj'e6P4i-
TOSs relations have csss6dV MMn TO-
he very widely kpawn az. wen M,
this part Of the cOqn AsiR com-
7nerclal circles ct 15e North; audi
his reputation fer JgFeat capseft
ltegity anden6rgy, Ss q Bdaln
nan, was firmly estaBhhOd.
He was ohs Of the' prOjeetd d .
the Mississippt Central RAilIOa1ee
nd his means. tint" and bdsfie
talents were fraGiy devoted to
enterprise frOw ito, incepsion, %
dOOing very greatlyTto SIS SdCcd
.Hewas tie arst PreEidght
.Railk0sd
sitloa diaplaysd, lor
81 adnliHiflfA
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bsHIt ACKNOWLEDGMENT nv,

. 9y the treaident and / think they
HreAsJ0yal as ADyiOHe. IN - 4 q
& ~ sTEs~d~o4s-S@~aL,AElslB r. i
b8HIt GROElsaiibthatTthd pVo.
! position Of RObdftDhtS Owen, OF
T. Indiana, has been improved by the
Reconstruction Committee His
T. PLAT proposssnegrO suffrage in ten
years, NaiihmSesty ID foil6w iRifhe.
diatciy after IateIy rcbOlIiops STATE
shan ratify tllS plan. If the raiter-
Ated declarations, Of the Chronicle
I are to be credited, the demonstrating
influences Of Washington have al.
ready sappcd the political integrity
of q small number Of Southern
men. The INDUSTRIOUS, degrading
and flagitOuS proposition that the
Z Southern people shall be offered
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A REpfepated6aif EoFiisiektim ia Rlisa
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passed away. we paute Mdl
side theirgrayes, scarcely vaatm
t9hGpe that others win aElib Z
I their PlaceF--tO foster aata 5aew
life the great public intereslsSRAiel
they managed 50 well, andtOdr It
successfully The resources ands sp
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am, and Was %
fedst&akAnsral ;ihelng aAtefg pop
ulae InaIrin thHugmy, eva elect
edtbE tieinllitary yoteJbontraFyrto.
lnysuishs lie BRigo6d mnu,,mie npi
e-AehtmaAsaBasE beliexem1d6hsb
desires. tDisee hnEanOwnr6ztBidbeA
tween North wkd SOuthgAhsHState
Government, Yithl one exeeptfOhyI
FegreBt0aa lie fgthslh amlsl Ufa6Ie
conservatism men-p4ha jHdiuiaf de-,
pSfhIaenthas hllppoiht0 bad hands,
thejNdgss OF the high court oflap-
fePS were all seeossIdnists ; there.
wan bHta WdakoppOsitiOgd6 .themJ
prTtfiey would n6b have beemOlebt+
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We really had no material of resG
peStahillEg. toftm againstthtmgand
they rHn1RalmOst Without OppOsfy
tibirp tte attorney agen6TEbis fnthe
same category ;I6hTde Judges and
lhe, attorney general were socBs-i
siOnistsp Re It'd heImino Officers, II
aAItdt 41Ow So much about them,
Dutithh election of .tiBeseljudgUs 60
the higieSbtEihunaln0 The Stit0wRs
: sorethiRgJtoqmahyb0f IN yba6ti
EilLnSay this of ;dhsmith6y have
given manifestations Of an iardohb
desire tQRetRrD TO the UnionRud
TO act i'm good 1Kithy tliny ad1hit
theiT'arFor freely andd fEapkly rome
Or. two Ofytbem have been paFdaued
BY the Rreaident and L thhnk they
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