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SiInIlia SImifibus Curantur.
CATARRHi CATARRTI:
MI 4. II rn,l ILnNAE cIrnEnl

CAIAkRf1f 0AIAkRtt@
WHAT Is IT. HOW CUREDf
Thousands suffer ali oi from Cu
inconvenience aDd bel
BE- cured i simply chronic irritation and
ocles and hckenng the mucu
lining she nasa cavities frontal sinUses and somsnf
the tn snd From this result husss aud
vertigo Of the head DISTRACTED proiuse ~ OF ucos
smell and often paired hearing and taste
remedies have b do anything for H.
and psufu and they
are generally worthless Yet HUMPHREYSS CATARRH SPECIFY
simple pi three times day promptly
mdrr oil oas the bead aud rsd'
cy by peeyelg the most obstinate proven
by experience hundreds Price with il directions 80 o7Sl-
per box --.-,-~
FAMILY CASES
or IS LARGE Walls MOROCCO CONTAIN Nc sPEctg
10 FOR DISEASE FAEtLY ssUs
.Ecr TO A DIRECTIONS. SlO %
SHuLzR FAMILY AND TRAyRLIyG Casa WITH p TO 3
- " -
r. These Remedies, by the boz sent 10 any
part country by mai express free OF charge on receipt o.
HtGPHREYS's SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co.
Once and Depot. Nc. S62 Broadway N-NAo org
Let the Little Ones Come. -
hef
them for fear table linen Our ChlLOs EAbhE
Pri,s onIv one dollar r. :. 4 J. TORREl. o.
'' '' ~ lie Manufacturer. No Maiden N Y.
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Spoons Forks Cups Gobes Cake Baskets, Css,o-s kapk
Rf Fish Knives Knives Nut Picks &C.. Cor sale by GEO
ALLEN. No as Broadway door below Caaa ..
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ThK UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CorRT-Ihe United
states Circuit Court organized yesterday before Judge
Benedict and the following named gentlemen were named
Grand Jurors v w. Bergen Foreman William Draper r.
Thornton ID ID Bonnoll Edmund briggs JOhh H. Spaaer r.
A Hendriokson G. Wyokoh, Benismin Flint Johh hsts II
Yswtoa II Striker. X Bennett Waillak'g' in raGe
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THE KsTs AND THE BLUDGYoS fOrtnigt

TBE KyIPE AND THE BLUDGBOS. fortnight
since yours named benjamin Wells was arrested by The
pole. Of the Fory fifth Precinct charge Of severely STAB
Ding In The shoulder with eheesek knife eartman named Nj
chae Miles. The prisoner held 10 answer hs ehngt
he time and s called up yesterday before justice
Dsey The testimony Of Mics taken but be could not
stss who stabbed him All he seemed 10 oN Aloet the mat
70. va, that 10 had been dpkrs ~ guarded lin the pIS
onsr tts time be wounded In "a Ansshce 81 oehS
the Justice further aAoEhsd ite ease VIM s uh
ret The afGy took place IN grocery st0re IN South sew
r,tLst T. D. Thouas NcMafon conductor on tts Srana
=, chsrrs of Volsnty sssagatg a nan named Edward
WiIdey with whip handle on % inst lt appeared 10
IN, ,sau that be insisted on riding bee IN ~. dstnSaht
ssr and sssuh hm When s,s,d Inc defer
Ts Justice tn.d Mcmahon Is and nrsd him TO give bonds
kssut q
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Inc following IS the vote in detail Of the Git
as compared with the vote of 1861
IsIl-aotENNoR,s voTR-lsl
GKgBsER.
-MDmER CONGRESS-

I-at,as majority. SOC SeymOurs majority In ls6t sos
Be,urc5n gan 1864 900 GrIswOd majority 993
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TIE yOTE FOR GOVERNOR
81 TDbrSI
TIE WILMINGTON Gosshs DEM claims the following
as tbs vote of the State The Commercial Union thinks
a. too high for Saultbury the Dsmocrste candidate
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MARYLAND.

THE RESULT IN TIE STATE.
81 ssIsgSATH
BALTIMORE. Nd NOV. s.-Ausgaay county elects the Re-
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Dsm- ma D. ne btA.........--.. 80. IoIb
SySsgK COuKTT-RieG! Creek and Little Greek united give
'SsuisbUry go majority Union ioss OF ll2
Cedar Creek gives Rode 20 majority Union loss of49
Knu COUKTY-Tks vh0s OF Kent County u estimsted 70
give SisltbuTy 932 Ias oyity.
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Fine Gold Watches
Plated Ware OF All Kinds.

Oil descriptions 70, ladies' and gentlemen m sale BY GEO C.
LEN. No. as Broadway.
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Furniture -. -
or THE LATEST STYLES CONSISTING OF
PARLOR DiNlNG.ROOA and CHAMBER SUITES
Maple retailing uanua1tsts priosss
A. o. kRUIlNAS
MANUFACTORY AND WAREROOMS,
Nos " and SO East llo0stoust.
Between S0wsTy anl secoatass
Al Goods warranted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

Cluster Hoop and solsre. Diamond and Opal, Diamond
Emeaid Diamond aud Raby &c &c. for sale by GEO e. ALLIE
No as Broadway
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y.
1u.a ma OrIty fOI Van Horn, 100
Tho Member O. he Assembly is elected by maioriy
about $50.
Insr,l.ed majority over last year on State 1874
Ilsreassl M l.-ty over 1861 on State 543
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IOna aud IsraellR
TAE TWO BEsT IN CuLTIyATIoE FOR EVERY PURPOSE
BOTH VERY EARLY. AND IsRAELLA THE
EARLIEST OF ALL

TaE TWO BEST IN CULTIyATIoE FOR EVERY PURPOSE
BOTH VERY EARLY. AND IsRAELLA THE
EARLIEST OF ALL
ThsGOgA .hs only native q good size Tor the table hss
squsl,0 the best foreign kinds
In badness eOnancy Of pFoduo1 and eree, rpsnsaE o.
fruit il = unequasd Of our most hardy natives
only uneHesp,ionbIs srspe Tor the family DELAWARs
Is EXCELLENT IONA equal IA all respects sud HOca ssrrss
N very mportss, points.
THE IONA Is TIE BEST GRAPE FOR WINE
The IONA the Ouy 0aps which the cost Of best 'n'b BY
its cutting the first year.
hi.,he oysr KLrva GRAVY whose fruit is szsry soass
per pound
Il il the onl grape foreign whose fu pronoun'dbs
the judge. equal Mu.cst AeHandi and pSe5s to al
other foreign kinds growA In gsss houses
MyaIpass pamphlet containing description Of best Whistles
Present and Future OF Grape Catue also Price Lists fos
Garden Vineyard Planting Mhoa Of obsuns Samples
viii BE- sen. for stamp. Addrss, 49, .
Ion. near Peskskl Nsw-YOhk
EorEt easy for auy club other ineres.di Is
purchang good ssuPe Iona Island wbsrs
these vines originated the best and cheapest place 70 obas
good vines Of Ions snd Israsils G w GRANT
Diamond Finger Rings.
Cluster Hoop Solitaire Diamond Opal, Diamond snk
Emesi Diamond aud Ruby &c &C.. for sale BY GEO e. ALLEN
No as Broadway.
Fine Gold Watches
Of al descriptions for ladies and gentlemen m sale By GEO C. Az
LEN. No as Broadway
Plated Ware OF All Kinds.
Spoons Forks Cups Gobes Cake Baskets Castos kapku
Rings Fish Knives, Knives Nut Picks &c. r sale by ESQ
ALLEN. No. as Broadway one door below Caaas,
siIver-ware for Wedding Presents.
Spoons Forks. Cups GOb Dessert Knives Pie Knives Ca
Soup Oyster Gravy and Cream Ladies' Ice Cfosm
Jelly Spoon. Butter Knives Fruit Knives Cu0 Knives &c a.
for sale by c ALLEN No AIS Brosdwsy. beos
Csnsl-st
Fine Gold Watch Chains
al descriptions styles 10 carat from twenty Eve 70 hrss
hndr.d doar -aeh for BY GEO c ALLEN. No. Us Bod
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-26
MASONIC.

The Supreme Council o! the 33d and lasi
degree of.Free Masous for the southern juris-
iciinn of the United States. arid Aess.~s
Council Of the world. has been In session Il.
Washington, for the past ten days. A Yer,
'arse representation has tesn in attendance,
md much important business has. been trans
acted. On Monday the members called in 8
Body upon the President, and were introduced
~ Major B B. French. The interview was
very pleasant, and reciprocal fluctuations
were exchanged. Among the distinguished
Nasons present were Albert Pike, Of Arkan-
as Dr. T. G. Mackey, Of South Carolina :
md Tai. P. Shaaner, Of Kentucky; A. r. G..
Pierson, of Minnesota, G. NJ; and Iiiilyer, OF
Mississippi. The Council has Jurisdiction owe,
all territory south Of Pennsylvania, the OH
river, and west OF the Mississippi river to thu
Pacific Ocean,
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in five acres o. land, he can Il i'm and. o. :
tain deed,. in fee simple, of fifty acres ofland
surrounding his clearing. AS it is not very
far from Detroit, a very large number of fu-
sitive negroes used to congregats on this
land, but we never yet heard of any one OBJ
tang a title to the land he was on, and many
would starve and freeze to death, were it not
for their more industrious and provident
white neighhors.
We would like to believe that the authors
plans could be carried out, and all the bene-
fits, he so wildly pictures, as sure to arise
from an organization Of these companies,
would accrue. to our suffering people. t-
If the combined assistance of Federal and
State Governments must he obtained to
bring into action, and ensure the success of
any enterprise, we much fear that it's merits
will never have chance to be tested.
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General News.

Gen. Grant, who has been spending some
lays in Richmond, is understood to have sale
hat the people Of the South viii ultimately
:eceive their rights, and that President john.
sons general policy will prevail, but that
meanwhile we must practise patience.
Inc Charleston Nelcs contains the charge
If . South Carolina Judge to the Grand Ju-
y, in which he instructed them that the mil
Gary officers within the jurisdiction of biz
Court, who have been interfering with the
@ivil authorities in the administration of the
aw, must not be overlooked.
The judges Of the Supreme Court, whose
'pinions are adverse to the coustitutionality
i the test-oath, are Messrs. Clifford, Wayne
Nelson, and Grier; with one doubtful. There
IS great complaint frem the South because
he court adjourned without r.adering an Of
icial decision.
Forty-eight negro prisoners, confined in
The jail at Washington, charged with petit
arcenies, have been set at liberty on condi-
zion of their consenting to go South under
charge Of al officer Of the Freedmen's Blu
reau. They have departed for Louisiana,
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The citizens of Raleigh voted Monday up
on the acceptance or rejection of the new
City Charter. The vote resulted: For aeeep-
lance, SO; for rejection, l59.
Judge L. P. Thompson, one of tie Judges
of the Curt of Appeals Of Virginia, died at
his residence in Stauuton 90 Saturday last. af.
ter protracted spellof sickness.
The ladies' of Shepherdstown, Va, are to
bedeck with Aowers the graves 10 the soldiers
cemetery, on the I'd Wednesday of every May.
1.-THE day set apart by committee Of ladies
at Columbus, Ca, recently, "on that day
the land to be called "a land of flowers 10
commerhoration If the dead"
The President on Monday last, sent to the
Senate the nomination Of Daniel f. Sickes as
Minister to the Hague. IN place of James S.
Pike, res gned.
Governor Peirl Olat has appointed T. A.
Stouterburgh and Cnarlcs A. Ware; Coroners
fp- the county of Alexandria, and John w.
Tucker, Coroner for the city of Portsmouth,
The remains O. Colonel Barkstale, of Mis-
sissippi, late Of the Confederate army, are in
Washington city, where they have been for a
long time, awaiting disposition on the part
of some Of his friends -
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VALPARAISO BoMBARpMEsT.-OHi ad-
vices were received Monday by the Govern
aent from G mmodore Rodgers, commanding
he United States squadron in the harbor OF
Valparaiso, to the effect that he, in conjunc-
ton with the British Admiral, have protest
I'd against the bombardlnent of that city by
The Spanish feet, and that they have insisted
chat ample tilno shall be given for the re-
noval of neutral property, aud the women
and children, and that if this demand should
be refused, they should resist the lombard
ment with force. The Commodore has the
double-terreted monitor Monadnock, and five
other war ships with him. force amply
sufhcient to make him master of the situa-
tion.
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TRIALS FOE TREASON,

We observe that the public mind is good
deal excited at present upon the question Of
the trial Or release Of Jefferson Davis. The
opinions of the press conflict but we observe
that the ultra radicals are still clamorous for
his life The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Times states that Attorney Gener-
al Speed has under consideration the mat
ter Of the tria! Of Mr.. Davis in the United
States Circuit Court Of Virginia, which meets
on the first Monday in May at Norfolk, un-
less Congress shall in the meantime pass a bill
changing the place of holding the court to
Richmond. A proposition of this kinG is now
being urged in the House. 1t is not settled.
however, where Davis will be tried, but
whether or not he shall be tried in the State
Of Virginia g i'll be determined upon the arri-
val of Chief Justice Chase, who is expected
here this week. If Judge Chase interposos no
objection, q charge against Davis for treason
will be submitted to he United States Grand
Jury to be convened 10 Norfolk or Richmond
us before suggested.
The Attorney General has also been Ia con-
sultation with Judge Underwood with rs,er.
ence to the trials Of Wise, Lee and some ski,
thers who were indicted for treason in the
United States District Court at Norfolk las,
summer. 1t is not likely that the indictment
against General Lee will be prosecuted at the
May tenn, if, indeed, the trial shall ever tax.
place. 1t is proposed to try first, of the per-
'ons Indicted al Norfolk, Henry A. Wise, and
II all probability that will be the only case
disposed Of this s,.ason in Virginia, unless it b.
determined to try Davis, and in that event no
fort will be made to try Wise during the
day term.
The President to-day completed the APP
continents of Collectors and Assessors for the
districts of Virginia All the appointeos take
The test oath without mobilization.
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PROF. WYNN AN,
MONARCH or NAGICLANS,
.,.s In Grand Coup d Esat in
Seeromaney and tho Magical Art Of Scientific
piablerie. ~

oU CA-
loecur,0 10 Cts.
- Ct5.
20 half price to any part OF the house. Tickle
office open all day.. Secure your tickets early
thus avoid the crowd at night. Doors open at I
o'clock. Perior nance 70 commence at g..
40 2l.7t
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Eoatc.s, Va, No LOG W. Bate ST., !

7T-@--APrlI IIat. 1850. =
GESrERNsx: ! have the honor TO acknowledge
the receipt of your communication OF this date
and In. C mplianes with your invitation, will
take pleasure In reoiting my poem on Thursday
evening mex, The goth. at O'Clock, p. M, IN the
Freemason Bap,ist) street Church, which has
been most generously placed ut my disposal for
this purpose.
In acknowledging the kisd terms ia W hich you
have spoken OF my performance, beg leave u.
remark that it was arranged under circumstances
and executed in a manner which render It nsces-
inpertectinns which it cont ms; and which you
cannot fail to discover ON irs recitation,
have the honort be, gentlemen,
Your very ODD serv't,
JAMES BARRON 'OPE
Hon. ]. G. fabh, DR.. VIM. j. Moore, Col. Wal.
ter h, Taylor, J. /. Rloodgood, and others.
an ~ l.T
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INSURANCE.

THE AMERICAN INSURANCE
fNC Or TED ls4s.
Authorised Capital, -; si,oOO,Ooo
J. G. Deming, President.
John g. Whitehead, President Franklin Saw.
Gilbert g. Walker, President Exchange Ma.
c. L. Cole. President First National Bank.
G. II. Rowland, of late Rowland L Brothers.
John D. GordRn, Of J. D. Gordan Co.,
Bankers.
Joseph R. sprsuey, Director Mer. 3 Nee. Saw
ings Bank.
A6s;sery Board.
Charles Reid, President Ner. q Mse. Ex-
change.
w: 7. Harrison, President Msr. and Nee Saw
ings Bank. @ .f-.F L. n, p Z
G. Burruss, Of Burruss, Harrison q Co.,
George sansster, Eco, J. E. Barry, Esq', A.
sss- City aud Country assurances Of every
character taken at lowest current rates. and losses
promptlyAdjusted.
Office ~. Bank Street, Norfolk.
LIRE, LIFE, MARINE & INLAND
+ - INSURANCE. -,
j. G.. ID L NJ N G., AGENT.
New York Life Insurance Company,
~ .a NEW YORK..
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. X.
Home Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
New Haven.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company. N. ".
National Fire Insurance. Company,
Baltimore. 1890.
Mutual Fire Assurance Society, Va
~ Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings
Merchandise, &c., and Policies on Cargoes and
Hulls Of Vessels issued st this AGENCY st the
lowest current rates. f'e
J. G. DEMING, Agent,
Franklin Savings Bank, Bank street, =
su 28-sm Near Main it., Norfolk, Va.
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LtGH1HoUsEs.-The Lighthouse Board has
just ordered the re-establishment Of three
important lighthouses ON the Southern coast
which had been destroyed during the war;
The Government will expend over 81 .Ooo. 900
D rebuilding them.
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GUNNER RESORT.
LAMBERT'S POINT HOUSE

lIAMBERTS POINT HOUSE.
Tho Subscribers respectfully call the attention nj
the citizens to the fact that they hay. open their
House al Lamberrs roint, where they invite a
call from all wh' desire to enjoy themselves at
this pleasant retreat, assuring them that they
fishing, bathing, De-, with the very best liouors
segars and sdibles market affords Thsir
House will be- visited by none but the m 81 re-
spectacle portion of the ommunity, and in no
case will improper persons be accommodated.
aP ~ ON kELLIGAh Il WOLF
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81 Z-l.--
AAiL ROADS.
AAiL ROADS.
r IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TO PASSRvQRRa W

l. TO PASsESGEgs VIA
SEA OARD AND ROANOKE RAILR0AL
On nd after SUNDAY, April Is, 1866
Passenger Trains will be run as follows Lesv-
ing the foot OF High street, Portsmouth. daily, al
657 o'c.ock a. M, except on Mondays, on which
day they ill leave at $50 - ". ,conne ting dali,
at Weldon with trains for
NEWBEKN,
M0REHEAD. CITY, ss-.
WILMINGTON,
CHARLESTON, q
SAVANNAH,
+ AUGUSTA, @
4at RALEIGH,
s. CHARLOTTE,
.,~ COLUMBIA
And all points in the South and Southwest.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays coz
actions are made with the fine steamer ELI A.
or Edenton ami Plymou b, and all landings o.
tbs Blackwa er aud Chowan ristrs.
Trains-will leave Weldon at 13.30 p. m., daily,
Except SUNDAYS. for Portsmouth, connecting close
II vi the Old Bay Line Steamers for Baltimor.
md ON Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays with
ID steamer ELLA, for Edsnton, Plymouth, ant
.and,ngson the i,lsckwatsr and Chowan rivers.
frsighs received daily except Sundays from
a, m E. g. CHIC. General Agent.
.<.~aMvND & PETERSBURG
rs "a ,,ee [
opD,,s h = .~.. 70, Msre" ~, 1850. }
NThiNS oCHEUpLE n,s.
..s.,s tnAlSS u aEAef
asnenesser aahy ~ PIP .. M, and $40 p m.
Ano le'ersoorg oaiy az 90" .. M, ana u
And on Mondays. wednesda and Fri
lays, they leave Manchester and Petersburg,
At 10. o p. M, N8 ~
The orning and evening train from Peters
nr a. Ear,s IA ,s S,ns vac fteasliohs1e.R
20 .rain trarr Hanch...., ram aea IN
.soS .; N na,1 ..u,n aanSbsssS. eoanee' ESQ
the A. . j. r. ~ 'fsin 'or soFisk {, e,,,
mbfs.,s E, T. : Si ILL.,.
49,. .a--,,=xx-s-v ~ !. saklnsel 9 eoPt.
AGENTS OFFICE, N. &P R.R.,
Noasots5 April 4, 1856.
NJ OTIC r.
~ ON AoNDA
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
The Trains of the
NORFOLK AND PnTERSRURG r.. r..
will make close conneetions with the Trains IN
and from Richmond.
Leave Norfolk AZ T. 30 n M
Leave Manchester at 5Q,a m. ss.
FARE FROM RICHMOND TO NORFfo1K
~ - 90 S@$~~S> ~ 1890 -
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NoaroLx. Va, April 81, 1880

NoaroLK. Va, April 81, 1886
JAMES BARRON HorE, Esa.-Dear sir In
consequence Of the inelsmency of the weather at
urday evening. April 7th. many Of our citizens
were prevent d from hearing you cite your el,.
mt and elaborate Poem up a, 'Posrav AND
ara very many in the com immunity who, like our.
selves, would be glad to hear It, beg that YOU
will crafty US By. app ia,ing some future evening
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NTYMAN'S GIFT ENTERPRISE.
BUILDING LOTSi E9R
% by 100 feet valued Mt $3.50 each
for 80 Cents.

Also large number of Useful Articles given
away every night at
OPERA HOUSE, NORFOLK.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, :
April - "a. IS, &c, ~ and IS,
MATINEE, with Gifts, Saturday, April 2sth,
at 8 O'Clock. Admittsnce to Matinee, Is cents.
TIA. Positively but nights ooly.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-01-25
The Memorials.

These documents are signed by
4. J. Fletcher, n. Derby, A. S,
Thulneck, Robert Weitmnller,
Gervas Harry, Julius Briesen,
John Shimmler, L. SCHNEIDER, Fer
dinand Kuhn, A. ". Hawkins,
and E. P. Cone. They were writ
ten, it is said, by A. J. Fletcher,
Secretary Of State, and A. W.
Hawkins, Commissioner Of Roads
of Tennessee. OF course, their
statements are diSintere5tel par
ticularly, when they express a
preference for the continuance OF
military rule III this State, rather
than allow the Offices to pass INTO
the possession of men who have
Eeen "rebels!'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-01-25

senther in Congress, therefore, be it
ResolUed, That our Senators and
Representatives elect are entitled
to their seats as much as members
from any other State.
Mr.. Arnell moved that the res
olution be postponed indefinitely.
Carried by ayes Al, noes 20.
This whole matter is easily un-
derstood: Defying the most essen
tipl principle Of a popular govern
ment; the legislative radicals, act
ing in concert with the memorial
ists," would keep Tennessee in its
present distressing condition till
the "crack of DOOM" before they
would consent to a restoration OF
the ballot-boX to those whom they
term "rebels."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-01-25
Marriages.
MARRIED..

In Memphis Wednesday, 3rd inst by Rev.
Mr.. Witherspoon, Mr.. ROBERT A. SHAP-
ARD. formerly of this place, and Miss mo
GENE HILL.
In Bedford county. Thursday 11th inst. by
Rev. Mr.. Jones, Mir. n p. EVANS and Mis-,
MARY r. GILL, daughter of Mr., w. w.
Gill, formerly of this county.
In this county, Tuesday, 10th inst, Mr..
JESSE STEED and Miss ELIZABETH
WEBB.
In this county. Wednesday, 18th inst Mr..
NATHAN SMITH and Miss MARY L.
MADDOX.
In this county, Thursday, 18th inst. Mr.. j.
R. ASHBY and Miss ELIZABETH c. MIL
STEAD.
In this place, Thursday. 18th inst, BY w. o.
Price, Esq. Mr.. E. K. LUSK and Miss MARY
SHORT.
In this county, Thursday. 18th inst. Mr..
CHARLES LAYTON and Miss MARY A.
WOODARD.
In this county. Friday, 10Th inst, Mr.. BEN
JAMlN SMITH and Miss MILLY f.
HAYNES
IN inns county. frlday 18TH lnst-- MI. L. IL.
MCGEHEE and Miss SARAH u. WEEKS.
In this county. Sunday, Dist inst, Mr..
WASHINGTON BULLARD and Miss S. E.
BLEDSOE.
In this county, Sunday. 21st inst. Mr. S. NJ.
WRIGHT and Miss JANE SPRAY.
In this county. Sunday. DIST inst. Mr.. 8. M.
WALKER and Miss MARTHA E FRAME.
In this county, Sunday. 2lst inst Mr.. P. Fl.
EDWARDS and Miss NANCY r. LOCKER.
In this county, Monday, 22nd inst. Mr..
WIN. b. FAULKNER and Miss CHAR
LOTTE TAYLOR
In this county, Monday, 22nd inst, Mr.
ISAIAH TAYLOR and Miss SUSAN A.
HAMILTON.