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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-13
Another Railroad NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ofthe President of the Charleston &
Winchester Railroad.

At a meeling Of the stockholders of
the Charleston and Winchester Rail
road Company, held in Ceredo, Wayne
county, on Wednesday, the 9TH inst,
the following named gentlemen were
elected to the several offices:
Lucien Aver, of Ceredo, President; {;
j. p. Risnor, Philadelphia; Thomas
j. Scott; J. N. Wright, Boston; w. H.
Edmunds; w. Fl. Alexander, New York
City, Directors.
But few of the Stockholders were
present, and no other business was done.
A new interest has been awakened in
regard to this enterprise, and it is
hoped something definite will be done
to make it promising within the next
few months. NAT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-13
MARYLAND.

The result in this State, as already
indicated, is as follows:
Col. Leonard, Conservative, is chosen
Comptroller by several thousand major
ity; four of the five members Of Congress
are Conservatives, and the Legislature
stands-Senate, 16 Conservatives and 8
radicals; House, 60 Conservatives and 20
Radicals. Conservative majority on
joint ballot 4S.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-13

Heimstreet's inimitable Uair Coloring has bsen
steadily growing In favor for over twenty years.
IL acts upon the absorbents at the roots % the
hair, and chapgea IL TO its original color BY de-
grees. All instantaneous dyes deaden and in.
jure the hair. Hcimstrcets 70 not Q dvs bat
certain In It's results, promotes its growth. and
Ia beautiful Hair Dressing. Price 70 cents snd
81 W. Sold by all dealerA.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold By all
Dealers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-13

WHAT DrD Irf-A young fady rsturniaS 10
months, was hardly recognized by her fsssnds
In place Of = rustic, hush face, she had son.
ruby complexion, Of almost marble smoothncss
and instead Of ~, she really appeared but II.
She told them plainly she used hssaas haQns-
lady can improve her petsonai appearances very
much by using this article. II oaA. b erdsrsa
Of any druggist for only 20 ceata
ssratsga sprias water, sslA sy IL,
Druggists. 's.E. .tt llf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-13

LYONS EIThLcT OF PuRR JAMcA Gnoua--
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn. Sick Head.
ache, Cholera Morbus, &C., where . warming.
genial stimnlant IL required. It's careful prep.
reliable article for culinary purposes. Sold sv
erywherc, ut 50 cents per bottle. t...a. ..5.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold By all
Druggists. fcbicow
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-13

1t is not work that kills men; it is
worry. Work is healthy; Jon cannot
put more on man than he can bear. 1t
Is not the revolution that destroys the
machinery, but the friction Fear
creates acids; but love and trust are
sweet juices. 81
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-13
For Cincinnati.

Leaves TUESDAY, Nov. 18th, at o'clock r.
", the fine passenger Steamer
POTOMAC......Ca Capt CHIs MuuIKNAS,
Clerk CHRIS. YOUNG.
For freight or passage apply on
AEaS BOOTH BATTELLE CO.,
noyI3it Agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-13

All who value beautiful head of hair. md lts
Ing gray. win not hii TO see Lyons celebrated
Kathairon. IL makes tho hsir rich. saft and
glossy, eradicates dandruff, and causes tho hair
10 grow with luxurious hcan ,. Sold every.
where ., T. THoMA s LYON,
Chemist, -Sew York
Saratoga Spring water, sold BY al
Druggists. r.rt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-13

Of their party. We do not believe that
all of the people who voted the radical
ticket voted for the dissolution
of the Union, the establish
ment of negro suffrage, the impeach-
ment of President JOHNSON, and
the Inauguration of new civil war.
And yet these are precisely the things
which the radical journals now claim
have been decided upon and approved
by a majority of the voters in the North
ern States. For the base perfdy in
volved in such peryersion of the power
placed in their hands, the faithless pol
iticians of the dominant party will be
held to a rigid and strict accountability.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-13
For Cincinnati.

For 81. Louis and Lower Ohio.
Leaves TUESDAY, Nov. 18th, at o'clock
p NJ, the fine passenger steamer
SILVER CLOUD...B B. C. MARTIN, Master,
sT.- For freight or passage apply on
isssSIr{F<SI board novl3lt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-13

Aqua Or MAGNoLIA-The prcttiest thing The
sweetest thing and the most Of Il for the
least money. IL oyercomcs the odor Of perspir'
alton softens and adds delioacy 90 the skin 10
delightful perfume; allays headache and In.
fammation and n a necessary companion In the
sick room, In the nursery. and upon the toilet
sideboard. II can DO obtained evsrywhsrs, at
ono dollar per bottle. $50
Saratoga sPrias Water. sold By all
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-13
aFheelius gegister.

The Register has n Larger
[C;rculutiOn, by so per cent,
|,nan any other Paper publish
|cd in West Virginia. Its value
|ns an Advertising Medium is
therefore Apparent.
Tuesday Morning. November 13.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-13
MEDICAL. :
MONEY REFUNDED.
A

Are the primary cause Of one half the sehnsss
among the children. A great want - tAers-
fore been felt for
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-13

A Western paper recently contained
this strange announcement: "The grass
hoppers have destroyed every green
thing in Deer Lodge Valley, except the
grass and widows" The reader is left
to determine whether ar substituted
for 3D." in the last word, or hyphen in
the place of "and," would make the best
sense.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-13

"There are three kinds Of men in the
world,-the Wills, the Won'ts, and the
Can'ts' The first effect everything, the
others oppose everything. Il will
builds our railroads and steamboats,. Il
won't don't believe in experiments and
nonsense; while Il can't grows weeds
for wheat, and commonly ends his days
in the slow digestion of bankruptcy"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-13

They being purely vegetable, have besa ~
nolnoed the SAFEST and REST ~, syr The
South, where they have been uscd fsf ~ Last
TEN YEARS with perfect ssooess- ssf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-02-17
Ser 9ause 2Seftcu e!naeic6ne:t.

g9tca9u, Is. 5ttr. gSjs itrn 9cttrn srn
tier CANT leet muyreu, MAR rsr SAntsiturm mclttr
attsru in meiteftm l~luianBe ltlne weiFt G:dt rrnl
eimm.l iaum Lief, Ter ~tsrt':is uno rlubslts rsa
lcn;en G&jnttr1. Gr IImmeI!e lih wtuig I'M reu
lj.nk.bn -%ctc4r uuo sa> nlt Ntuigt!ittu rur,
it,upe Qutltum. Nug9 auitncit. Git 6yatts
;lae !iseeu bier it'd uMl lie melittn 9aha3ur:uas
Itijttn jertu III Ter 0mtsrfoct-wV'l nun Nraa-
I: Nuttr 1T, 0ei sui4ait.
Gin. 3ul, ttr YstmsAensn Mluttes g'itsm Na&i
rcn Gkteasc nab 9tpd SaIanr tit ru!&5uiA!asI
Ysriutts, liti ss9sn eintm 8rattsu9 imrer Nate ocr
| Nr.t gY,pn, wCtei Smti SasnraItsr 8sNttt Nh
mcLrsrs antere Nel irusn HermunrsI murr1n. SsuI
| Mcratp I'm 9 ubr lrsdte Cit oncsrsr 3u9 er 9lt,
,e ouf's 0slslie ttnaus, mub,s fe ot,r tale wisrt
uudyigtu. @lur9tl rirl ss 1eusrcin3s n,rIu ut
EA Satn gu .tretsn.
BtIcns.rs Asiti9 trtts ras llnmstttr auf Il
MiGiaau-@ sntraItahr. Gin Gmigantcnsu5 ire
untsrw,o,s stu unp muEts unIerlpsss 20 etunrc
lana an s~risltsn 6tIQe isflaItsn. lie gala
,i,rr litteu unasmsin oun 9uussr mn R6lt..
e,,1tsrn irups wurse Der lupwartsstttnre @aGa
,;,r,uo oui Ter SQiucis @entralta IN lei Rantot,
.iuoeiansit; su Ncnsre iedtsn iuni 3use p
oou, gla&t i'm Sante isit. Ser 9cltrifs Na4.
ana Ypn Giuttnna!l aui DER Illantic uns Cj.s,
Henun Sasn lag ne 9anss NaG! 3u 0tltromau
tic (ros MAR miyrrOm antiit J eingitneit. :,
Gbjcooo Milmaates S"ln 1T sOn Stnst tlcdr
! Gin o,Rtrn Rem GHicascl nprrpdrts 9.aon ecn,
qua tliet lei &supaaa lsdcr, mo CT nod T,a1f
Sin 3us pen 81 lmautce tiertsr tIist in rer NaI
coa Naeint b1n9sn. liner g.fri8r Sle3us nun
sci GrisRt tin9ritueit; Ger 3uS ron Ct. 0ou
b;srttr tat fiji hi Bloomington i'm 6la3slt!eii
Nu unlGull srpidtI! aMO tam niai wtits
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-02-17

Qanpparranta fIr srfn GpIno a.
Seer 9rleat, w,l6er i'm listen Srisse CUR
,~lr.erguituna Ter Sttsaicn ni&t meni9,r ais IA
5aae asrisnt bat Hup ~strsncoa %sntIaN:u mulrs,
ii rab einsm aftc res pOri8sn GonDrsIss III eis
ntm 9anrmarraut ron 100 Gder bsrtGtist. uns
e5enio RE NiIi,, nslas sl Striaisrsnm 3riien IN
rafa GitnR scruieu waret. lie 9pplifaticntn
tisffrr iioGtsn iceIei& ssmaht meresn NM finn ;u
ri6t,m on G'sO. s. 2smun iii 0aisiul,sn, E. 6.
ENdtsr au.tunftH tisrlsr trtbsil or. Srts Q.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-02-17
Aermanner Tolksblatt.
bes ~ ebr''ar 1906
1Iniere cage.

D.r ii. 8sttaisn iur tsenUiJt hIIt, ilrt lid
e~sraltis. Seit Der Suetn 9e3wun9en porrtn
IT, lie 0aTtn niecsr3uIescn. Dat critic eis Auis |
gaze getsu, ras, mas sr rur9 OTIns au~f lsGnunQ
un1 Glisg nidt e~rlangtn tunnts, 0uf Benz OcJe
Ger poIitiiteu Sntrisue rurtSatg:n UNI gu ria>
sm 3ptds Raten se 8:tslsn Nlse, mas III ibz
rtn &raten ltane, nujgsoUt.n, um Fen GrGietns
TN iUr id 5u 9spinnen. Dap sics LINEN Se!u ~
Qen, lit bureaus mot IerwuNRtrlih, tOmnt il
trb Iur jGp,n ltcgrttAen pOIttuteu 9srctau fsr
Qugsnbllt, np.tr 9Ilust, GurG mice Stbanltlng
ieinsr 5a ypreN 9.ltmrtttrten artlteFFatlafn
@rsutr Ih ttrm Ser5etpu"9 nir Gle Antttsmnun9
ltinsr Gb sHEutti 9teit ~srfdWisu 81 t%onu.p. lieicr
99a9n LAT rem StuSi 9taprl,pna tcygci3tfugrI =,
unp nenn ar NttVr II dttipusi UHeptr IN 49al4s
%taStents 0eni. ieutEtl tlBi, lc mUO oaa ioE
e:lle guhlersi mt OF iucil0 on Auit0trl!lc uutrz
partst aus ltIner setr1u nIten StI.r9tIt tetnus,
rsistu. INo Atll tUtyatrnPad tluL Is rtnl Ylali-
ltEten, ptnn ,s lem ltgi dur uc1 i FIR itmts<
dt,!t, nGt Y~trItihen. LAP IT sum Y.ttt, 3Hm white
trash sf Sultne 9rGpEt, un0 pnlettt stt Il
rob ,Rrcns uue St,rt:r" mtsttitst, rttatn Ism
Die Qtrrgn SaIons W's tatlibt puit!t. Gi.cu
Scgss Gmdt pom Gem, ipIs itGHt, Ill lpIttrer sit
Aurrt, Eat It rertlIS erg1It:h purD tns lltalA.
Gamt, Etlls len: JrsunctItt GIn.druuA rs AR
Narspmtrung CTS Nl1m,5 M Ne Btu .Dluis Al
lp9itet, rsshAt0 alItgntn III malth ~5lauMe, ~. /
Ike UImt!lt ttt S!oAoI's mat Iur fpeneultla
bait. Spatsr D,rs NJ IL I9n lpyq wi itummgr.
Gn1s Elr!tt ms @titN l4ssn.
5rWuttnvolse uHo Gtu eIp2ysr iii. i1p abe
MlniAsn, uHp ltWaas glsnIttn IinR, lpe!! lie
etcn ttiucn 6alt ~ IiG l;itit 9lren, an 1uEtltl9t
Ginse ttttl. aHIs Lie 4Uurtiau: aui ttle prat,
tise 9toss Itaii tf, 10 sitstt PIG rr smp0rlt ito NJ
meme SGncer uuSemrin Yitl sin auf ss p09
StslUnS, wcl4e er %eiGnilnmt IN? Gle TT isluel
Anlitt na& nur lrt1sn auBcr0rr tnl,lbeN 81 lltcs,
9dbtu unp SUrJugtn ;u 0~;raIn(sn BAT matrtn;
ttn rOa nar cu tIiucer 5uiau gum JtlntJ III
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glnutt TT, ren Gursn rsteniirutrtn ~ tpnntn uu
m,rtr mot tag rissr rrreits ltn ieIgt tin, lsu
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e { e 8.

0aut sin.m on Srn. Iits esrihtstm Sttsi-
ben res Stsusr-GummiGars in Noibinstcn City
haeen @ranntnejn, Gelileur5 me.Gs jabrlih ne,
riaet olt $50 gris. Sronntnsin sum Ser-
r,lilirsu, time 2itsns ron $l2 per Sab,
AZ ~te;atlen; fir ras GtliQirsn sum stasnsn
0straut bic 5u otiscm Suantum III rasessn
tsint Yieens ericrru!id. SIM u.trisen Iinp olr
SpiyituCitn U4ns ausnatme CIR ssi,yliGsn al
sase per Galrne mt:rwsrfsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-02-17

9irrssn friib Mir tOf. Mild Ger Damp mad allen
5sitsn 9inatr S6nse unl gi5 ren 6 "a baron
trasru.
gpn @iImaufes pire s%snslNrt, d. ale 8atuen
siiSstnsit ltns nm setern gar t1he 9atn3a8s
anfamsn. Gds atermUmsttr fam Mata9s l6
SraH untcr Nua; bier i'll GNta9a 5ststs rs Is
Ggar inter giuI rieien NpgBU,S Graz unta'
NuII Aiitfa8s, UNI jegt stsim Eesar 10 e%tae!an'
tsr 9uQ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-02-17

zen 8aritaIen gan, anitlitBsn nil fen. Qlenann
psrrsn %sinanr,r ptspcr 5rt Itari ssi6ierene gar-
tsisn 9eseulb,r. lsbsH, ulr POM GOngrsb wius IS
athdnaen, mtite 9artei in Der ndtlten Yrliirens
teuEabl ptE S!tJ rrr;ns:n Ipu. Iritt Ger Gcns
9rsb ntn Ii urplti0neu re5 Qrllteentsn tIkn 9es
%stnitsr, sisbt CT bic an aun,abehrsn vGisu.r" res
go!t c5 ppr fiNsn Shyaplsn sur 9erantmprtltts,
10 bert er san;s Sstuuitru ttiVuaitUinptl aui uHp
Die 3uItluns res %Gneej ipnnen 10 grunrlit &c,
re1:rt wcTren, Eob III ZEN na6lteu saar Satrsn
neI Sulen eEum1RtiB tleltt. GtIdiett riee abfr
II Ut, 10 ut Tie Nartsl rer Orti9tit rpr ii: uaGlten
8 JaRrr r.ttUn5el0s ~ueIlUyen, unl laUn vim Sogue
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sIbctslI, sgs lt& is 3errsn Saroas rugna r;n>'
nern, TAP TT Hur en 9.ete9sr 1T. Sn rrr ?tO,
mlnatIpn SD9n,rn'5 iis8t cine Srrbtrs Sti1lF, ais
III TIT Auilt;4unS stnss Gr,r.5susn sum NyaI;s
tenr p1ftst1n:iGaten.
Ter YraIitsnt lpmpbl mis FER GpnSrtb rNfet id
81 ssnl uiIYttmslelthen Jta ppfs - Ter $galiren')
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m,!&t Il. 5.,l~a.I"as u.u&, @str - Frt
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-02-17
Oamfia0ui,a.

Nur rs ms cOn unitren S~trnmtea Unit Dill
'Irecrn tti tet Sttyti1un5 nnisr.s trurtu Sat.
IN unr @atsys SOD. Genrar Sasr tfptt-
'tne pss;Ii&s 8esllaasmt iassn ptr ei,rmit uultru|
%nni9It,n Danf. %F
Tie trlusrnre 8ittrt =
Gill. MarSarttGagatr,
uur &inter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-02-17
3lt D%erfaufen.

Die urter3sitnsts wunlat itrs in Ger e'rrFy
ration ,er 5taet 9trmam liss.Hccn Siods. no.
spn einer gum She'll nit t~raltaren Eesfn sfEranl',
tiaio asosn Saarasle ~ p%ertaufsn. 1afflifssaS
ttr wyolsu lib mtlrtu tti su llntfrittantttH
marie Rtni,
,tusit rrtaiaif i'm l'nt'' et't's ss'sl'
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Sdnetdanna.

Start-na6 tir,sm fsantetn rntia stli.ita
Sat-. Spbn RsuerbGls i'm Qiitr pom T3l
Satrtr. Mieinsn drsunern unc Setanutrn iags
lb iut tsr. mir tri itinsr Sttrtisana t%tpi,tneI
fyeunrltSs 9beilnatwt meinm innI9fm Dauts
Dit TRANSLATE Pi.trt
GItiasetb Rtllertals.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-02-17
"'af' pel&sr fa tsrtit srtldri, rr.nn si,I. gss.
llta''''n itH Dsrsinissn, sssen aerinse g.raatap,
rte.stnl'itsnren Saritt. gu tsun.

@ertarei garttnlauts, BON FER mir lcst.n gs
o sr0' eltsn, btstst fur6 ibr jsst rD6snaia,s Or,
lpe'hen Ten SOrSug sinsr irttwdtrensm e,star,
F' penl' cine Nummsr nur stsn rur6sdctn, ri,
ua's'e lRsn METER ra in, 10 rab man mas i,
F'' ""Beasfa iit-ui mebr aui Gsrtitsuna,n
~ Paftsa bat. Die 5aupt-g rsGtlnns Ter xdaisn
u''"''e' nsl&s Cas- rssfs Sut,re6. jssss Giusss
~a"'e'F" IN anlPru& mmmt, lit @srlade.,s
"e''0"f'" poScn in. gle.l-6 rie rlsn les,,,
s3Pl'e' snfSaltsn FINE. gu Gem du6srf r,inh,fn.
"" Snbalt fielr Nunmtru s1tlen mir asb,u ". !
len INTERPOLATION tIeinsrn Yiecsm fernu ~fclaene.
3trBers: Mann Oecr Sim ~ Tas parali.s her
seatnFnnt9sm-G 81: Sutns = Srausnauasa.-
Ter stT5s Samum.- Giut Ra&t ,wilbsu ass
%I7altsrn. Cine Sinri&tuns oui Se, T.ri,.
bs!t. Isutlte Seimfattsn an, iasa.,eu ms,r,
Guarantainsbru6. &Hnis ausut une i,in a,;s.
HlruF9 Sm Glreus. - 81. ipudt DOR II. !. w.-
Attf "c = 1T rsr esisiOT etsisr intr,Iant.n 3,it.
tGF''! UNI nsHtntli4 aht srOBs sas1serudt. Spa.
Il" SerInsatt relren, 10 rof, mibr.nr ee Iriber
F'Is hlrnatsnunlrnstn a 20 SENS rur pi,r,io,op,
't"e W0rtt etlet'T enlsist,n,, jcet iers @oaen.
Naif''n'ra 10 GtS. uttr Observation-Disclosures
@'r'' s"'Falt, allc Elm GrlttsI m,Sr. al, iruter.
- % ut ra5 cine vel 9rrEc:e llue unr qe,,tptr
dis FSehs s''' arrsrs aRnIitt Utilization Lls,eI.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-17

The Cincinnati Enquirer has put on
the prophetic garb once more. 1t
predicts civil revolution in the North,
in which Conservative Republicans
and Democrats will be on one side,
and Radicals and Negroes on the
other. 1t once predicted that the
North never would conquer the South.
1t repeatedly prognosticated defeat
and ruin to our armies in the South,
and financial bankruptcy and chaos in
the North-all of which never came
to pass. In fact we may conclude
that the best way to ascertain what is
not going to happen is to read the
Enquirer's predictions as to what will
come to pass. ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-17

ON our second page we copy in full
the Indictment found by the grand
jury Of Norfolk, Virginia, against
JEFF. DAVIS. It seems to be under
stood that Chief-Justice CHASE has
signifed his willingness. to preside
over Court for the trial of DAVIS,
on condition that the President will
first issue a proclamation abrogating
martial law, so far as the United
States Courts are concerned, and that
the President has, consented to do so.
Thetria win be one Of the most in
teresting that has ever occurred in the
history of this or any other nation.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-17

+ g. sAtalasl sessAA
The GALAXY.-The second num-
Der of this semi-monthly is an inn
provement upon the first. DR.. Draper
contributes a valuable paper ON The
March of Cholera"
Expressing the opinion, in conclu-
sion, that cholera is contagious Just
as typhus, typhoid fever or small -pox
are contagious-that is, it depends
upon a specific virus, which is multi
piled either in or out of the hodybv
the discharges, and is transmissible, !"
in certain ways that are named. An
other noticeable article is that bv
Francis Power Cobbe, on the "Fai-
lacies of Memory" General Cluseret
writes about :" The Home of Victor
Hugo" Prof. Blot jots down some
suggestions on the art dining;;" John
Easten Cooke tells "a story of the
Opequan, and Rose Terry and Ed
mund G. Steadman contribute char
acteristic poems. One full. page illus
tration and several smaller ones are
given in this number, which is. bv
the way, enlarged by the addition Of
sixteen pages.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-17
MANY of the reconstructed patriot

MANY of the reconstructed patriots
in the South don't like the Address
issued by the JOHNSON National Club.
That manifesto spoke of the rebel
lion as crime, which many of the
Southern people are unwilling to ad-
nit The Mississippi @Cldnrf;oa says
rather than to confess that tie world
condemns the rebels, it would seat
itself by the graves of their noble
dead, and sin scorn of the world,
cherish the merest weed that grows
there as more honorable than any
laurel that ever bound the brow of a
triumphant hero
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-17

Our Copperhead friends have ex-
pressed very remarkable degree of
surprise at the rejection, by the Sen
ate, of the nomination of Gen. BLAIR
as Collector of Internal Revenue in
St. Louis. IF they really want a
reason for it, let them consult the
Generals speech, delivered at Macon,
Mo, on the 9TH inst, and they will
find in it the following passage: rs
70 was originally a Democrat-reared
in that school. When the Democratic par
ty was at the zenith of its power in Mis-
souri,, when it went forward in career in
favor of slavery, which destroyed it and
broke it down; and when it was in its ze-
NTH of power turned from tito join a fro
zen hope, which could not be counted by
the half-dozen. / left them in the pleni-
tude of their power, because 1 believed
they had departed from Democratic prin-
ciples, and did not desert them in defeat.
have come back to them in the hour of
defeat. Because they have paid for their
mistaken apprehensiOns; because they no.
longer proclaim those dogmas upon the
subject of slavery thatthey once proclaim
ed, and which brought 50 much disaster
and-discord and so much blood upon our
country; because they have come back to
the defense of the Constitution and the
Union, unite with them heartily and
cordially under the lead of Andrew john
son; 7 left them when they rose in the as
cendent as the sun rises at MONDAY. 1 do
not come tie them to ask favors; nor did
avesthem to ask favors from Others"
AS the General is now Democrat
again and does not want favors from
anybody,itzis very proper that Re-
publican Senate should decline to con-
fer upon him lucrative and infuen-
tial Office.