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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-09-27
MY NEW STOCK OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND
LEATHER,

Is the largest ever brought to
GALLIPOLIS,
And having been purchased during the lat
ter part Of March, when goods were st their
LOWEST FIGURES,
l am prepared to accommodate
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
on far more favorable terms than can be af-
forded by establishments addicted to chronic
hard blowing, and are not confined strictly to
the truth.
Ny stock was purchased at exceedingly
LOW RATES,
and defy any Shoe Establishment in South
ern Ohio to sell on as reasonable terms.
FOR GEETLEMEN's WEAR
have every variety of
B0OTS AND SHOES
that the market can produce, and all goods
are WARRANTED as represented.
FOR THE LADIES
I have purchased the finest and most fash
ionable assortment of
SHOES, SLIPPERS, CATERS, BUSKINs.
BALMORALS, DC, DC,
ever seen in this market, and no lady can fail
20 be pleased with the selections.
CHILDREN'S SHOES
in endless variety, which beggars all de-
seription.
Having secured the services OF one Of the
most competent worknen in Ohio to conduct
the MASrFAcruRISG DEPARTMENT, which, to-
gether with my facilities for turning out first
class CUsrox WoRK, enables me to affoed
work Cheaper and Better than any house in
Southern Ohio.
JOHN DAGES.
April IL, '66-tf.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-09-27

Which notice is given pursuant to law.
Given under my hand officially, at the
Sheriffs office in the city of Gallipolis, in Gal.
liza county, and State Of Ohio, on the 7th day
Of September. A. D. 1866.
WILLIAM WADDELL, S. G. @.
Sept. 13, l666-3w.
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FORD, CAL0HAN & Co.,
DEALERS IN
Flooring, Misunderstanding
AND ALL KINDS OF
DRESSED LUMBER.
ALSO MANUFACTURERS nF

DOORS; SASH, OUTSIDE AND INSIDE
Venitian Pivot. and Pannel Shutters, Store
Doors, Door and Window Frames, Manteis.
Moldings, Nexels, Posts, Baluslrades, Braek-
cts, Corniees, Base, ArchitTaves, Columns,
Shelving, and Fencing.
Plans, Specifications, and Work drawings
for Churches, Business Houses, or Private
Dwellings furnished on reasonable terms.
In the Lumber Yard connected with our
Establishment we have q full assortment OF
Lumber for Building purposes
Persons intending to erect Buildings, and
wanting building materials, will find it TO
their advantage to call. write or send their
Orders. as we intend to sell bel0sr CiRciRRaii
market, and being practical Builders, we are
the better able TO understand the wants Of
those about to build, and to execute their
work
From our long experience in the Business,
and the facilities afforded US by the most i'm
proved Machinery, we can manufacture AND
Finish up work Of the Best quality in style
net TO be surpassed in any Factory, or bT
handmade work. either as regards Accuracy
Finish, or Durability. 7
FORD, CALoHAN 4 Co.
GALPIPoLIS, OHIO.
Feb. l, 1866
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-09-27
COAL! COAL

NNHE, subscriber, having purchased Geo.
IL Bamilton's coal business, is prepared to
supply the citizens Of Galiipolis with good
Coal at ii cent? per bushel, delivered.
Office at the wharf.
Aug. ss, 1ses.-sw.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-09-27
Family Grocery,
PROVISION STORE.
VIM. Fl. Billings,

CoRSEP OF THIRD and GRAPE STREETS,
Opposite the "NATIoSAL HorEL,
HAVE now on hand, large and well Sc
IL lected stock Of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Ground
Spices, (waranted pure.) New Orleans,
Crushed, Granulated, Coffee, and Pulverized
Sugars, Surups, N. o. Molasses, M.ckerel and
Salt Fish, Rio and Old Government Jaws
Coffee.
Having purchased my stock for cash, am
enabled to sell for cash, both wholesale and
retail as low as any other house.
By strict attention to business. and small
profits, hope to merit share of public pat
ronage.
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Wanted. for which the highest market price
be paid. -
Jan. ]. 1866.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-09-27

Evaporators,
Seed Separators, &c, &c.
We have purchased of /. R. Calohan the
Stock and good viii of the late firm of Gallo
han & Graham, and will continue the above
business at the old stand, on the Public
Square. where we will be glad to NEST the
former patrons of this .'0ld reliable House
and as many others as desire goods in our
line. WALKER d KERR.
Aug. 30.
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WALKER & KERR,
MANUFACTURES of
Tin & Sheet IrOn Ware.

Also dealers in
Stoves, Hollow ware.
Iron, Nails, Steel,
Agricultural Implements,
Pittsburg Plews and Points.
Also agents for the sale Of
Cane Mills,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-09-27

sB. McELRor. Jas Dickson. JoHx T. SHANE
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-14
No. /.
DIR. Schenck ON Dyspepsia.

y
symptms OF dyspepsia - 4 sense % niiinsss, tight
ness, and weight Ia the stomach. together with nalu-
lency, acdity. sour, offensive belchng OF wind, water
brash, and vomiting and great deal Of what person
calls an all gone feeling at the pit OF the sOmach fire.
lucntly there Is also palpaiion of the heart which
physicians mistake for heart disease, and when tho
stomach 10 ~ this condiiai Il 10 Grated wha mucus
or slime. The rough nbrous portions Of the stomach
similar to VITA! we see ~ .ps what Hs, roW ,ns S coa i
IT slime IT, II prevents the gastric juice rom nowins
and digestion eea.ea. sehsnek's ssa~ced Tonic dis
solves is. mac OF Alne, and restores lie stomaeh 10
scIcnck Mandrake Pills are also required to carry
on this mprbid matter. Two-thirds Of The cases 90
Consumption caused rom this diseased state VI The
stomach; tie liver becoming torpid. ceases Ia throw
out bile and in a'sori ilme the whole ~ stem Is de-
ragged The nlucoas membrane of the bronchial tubes
,vunsIhsrs with the other organs aud lcfrc the pa
i"ni Is aware Of II, hsor she las bronchial or fu!no-
nary Consumption.
The tI-n West ysten,s 81 this locked up sond.l,
without the aid ~ Tie seaweed Tonic and Mandrake
rls. The Liver has all the vcnous blood To siraln and
when u sris IN n morbid condition. blsd and bile run
ihnnh tie system mixed, and the whole body bcConcs
Low and the Llooi so thick u can hardly run ihrosh
from ihi. thick tnnion ~ the blood. The Mandrake
Fills act The Liver similar 10 Calome, or they DO
what that d,esli unlocks the g,a bladNrs starts Ito
bile ai tie bnhl begins 10 circulate naturally through
the veins. AMI the hcmorrhages cease. IT, whenpersa
arr attacked with hcnorrhaFe, they would frst take
qnoi puryliiyc something thai would act o the liver
thcy would soon be relieved from bleeding ffom the
lnrs, AMI II II the only way. for astrngcnts are only
temporary and lrratc the bronchial tubes, and lay tho
groundwork for consumption.
DK. S,iiENI'K viii be professionally at hi, rom,
every week. =! bond street, New York: and Hanover
Street Bo,to,l, frpm D A. NJ until !. ". lie rives
advice free. hut for thorough examination with tic
Eespirn,cicr ia" charge Il s..
Ala a mll supply at all times at hi, MONS.
Price II The filmonic syrup and seaweed Tonic each
sIiO per boule. or $50 the half dozen. Mandrake
GrO. q, GOODWIN 4 CO., y Hanover Street, Agents
for Boston. Tor sale by all druggists.
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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD!
Brvan'S Life Pills
PURIFY THE RI.OOD,
PURELY VEGETABLE.
MARRIED.


In this city, Nov. %. by Rev. Z. Stevens Mr.. An
drew StusItan Miss Mary u. Long, both Of Did.
In this city. Nov. %, nv Rev. J. stevens. Mr..
James %. Bcnsoa and Miss Ella B. Pstten, both Of
Biddcf0rd.
In Saco, bee p. by Rev. A. p. Barnard, Mr.
Walter Rounds ard Ms. Snsan u. Smith. both OF
Saco. . ,,,,,
In Saco, Dec. s, by Rev. Es.ksl True, Mr.. vii
liam W. Mari aud Miss Sarah Y. Russell. both OF
In CreAt rali.. NoA. csth. Hmm " Andrews. Of
q. r., and Miss Eliza Y. Msnahan. Of Sanford.
. In Dover. n. H., Nor. -, by Rev. j. Rand, Mr.
Oliver Boston and Miss Mary z. Cooper. both OF
&. Berwick. % II 90. q
Adams, Of KittcIy, and Miss Mary 4. ifutshins, OF
York.-Nov. ~, kir. william &. williams and Miss
Mary 4, seawirI, bath Of Kittery, Mr. Benjamln
y. VIM anil Mks NrabellaA Loekc. io,ii OFF,
Nov. ~, Mr. James Il Shchan Of Exeter. \. " and
Mics Lizzie v. Walden. Of P.-Noy. II. Mr Solomon
Choat e, Of H. export Mass, and NiSs Mary u. Chase
OF kittery. 18th, Mr.. Chas. Sa,vey AMI
Miss olive Y. Storer. both or Ksnnehunkport.
In York, Nov. 20, Mr. Eastman tutts, 81 kittery.
and Mics Lonsa ", Eastman. dsushtsrsf Dr. East
man, Of York.
In Newcastle, v. a.. Nov. %. Mr.. Geor:c W. Lin.
hey. of Eliot, and Miss Fannie &C. rsrlton, or
Newcastle. -.
In Care Nethliek, Nov, -, william Jacobs, OF
Wells and Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Of q.
In Rochester. y. H., nov. ~, MARK WaIIlng'
ford aud Miss Mary 4. Wor.ter. Of North Berwick.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The MAINE NoRNAL.-wc have rece we'd the
initial number Of the new educational maya
sine. which has been plresdy .Apnouucel. IL
contains IS pages OF matter-9 Of which are
filed With ths catalogue and circulsr Of this
Institution and Two with advertisements. Nj.
Gage seems determined to make bis publication
one that shalt secure the suPpor OF the reach
era of the State, Who'll noe hitherto shown
much interest 10 this direction. end We hope
he may meet with sSocess, qrNit@
HrMSs;' by Harriet McEwen Kimbaii. Dos
ton L p. Duttun & Co.
We are Ia receipt Of this charming book OF
sscre,i hymns, and have Examined t. With un.
diminished interest to the close. They bear the
impress IT nicely wrought thought, and breathe
quiet and mod. st fssling OF unalloyed devo.
tional piety. A pcrusal Of them will substsn-.
tisie the discriminating compliment Of the poet
John @. Whittier, who tsys, I'm the range ct
modern religious poetry, know of but few
pieces more true and tender. more sweetly
touched with the bcsuty lot holiness, than
hers" Miss Kimball Ia q Portsmouth lady,
and this first Of hei publications must be pro-
nOunced . literary suetessvur 1f.. "''
We are In receipt every two weeks OF the
Galaxy. . fortnightly magazine. and which No
place among the most desirable OF all our Mag
aIiaes. It's table of contests is Invariably rich
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-14

Counr DKcIsroN.-'The s. J. Court Of
Massachusetts has recently made the fol-
lowing important decision:
The mere fact that highways slippery
from ice.upon il, 40 that person may be
liable to slip and fall upon Il while using
ordinary care. if tho way, is properly nnd
well CONSTRUCTED, and there is no such ac-
c,imulation of ice aud snow rs to colls,i
tuie an obstruction, and nothing in The con-
struciion or shape Of tue why which occs-
sions any special liability TO the formation
or accumulation Of ice upon il, is not a dc
feet or want Of repair which win authorize
n jury TO find that il is not safe or collven.
lent for travellers within the meaning Of the
statute imposing the duty upon towns TO
keep their ways safe and convenient for
travellers at all seasons OF the year. %.
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SrRAw.--The Raleigh IN. C.) Stand.
ard, owned and edited by the former Pro-
yisional Governor, Holden, has no faith in
the prcsen, State Governments Of the South.
II says; Zoo
Let Congress commence de moro. lie,
the new governments lie founded on the
rock OF loyalty, and not. rs the existing ex-
periments ARE, ON the shifting sands Of Sc.
cession and TREASON. We think the loyal
people ofNorh Carolina are competent to
govern themselves. They icei thu, they,
at least, have not forfeited the righ, to gov.
en themselves. They are tired Of ex-
,perirnen,s. They are depressed aud at:
.flic,ed Nv the rule Of malcon,ents and
tr,itors, who have nj length worked their
why to the head Of their experiments
Thy dssir prmaneri eiri! governments on
thoroughly loyal basis, and they look To
Congress To effect this result. Let Il he
done at once. We csn hope for no peace
and no prosperity until il he done.
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The ALDGArE MAoAzrS. Is q new monthly
published by q large clothing house of London
II Ii full of sensational, business novels, con.
tanning q complete catalogue Of goods and
prices, which are impressed upon the reader In
this manner "This man, 50 tall, 80 graceful,
dressed inlone df Mil IL Coz elegant black
suits ut ffty shillings, was approaching her.
She trsmbled! II was he.-it could be no 9th.
CT I, She recognized him by the glossy Ia,
bought Of Mills & TO-, for Is. 3d., by the ex.
ouisite fit Of his handsome boots, las, and
that most grntiemaniy Of overcoats, sold on.
~ ny Mills & Co., nj 35s. Her heart beat au.
iihly; her limbs bent beneath her; she was
abou, to fall upon the greehswsrl, when" &c.
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u,ae tie vital activities of the biy, remove the obstrnc
tos II ia organs purify the blooi, and exps disease
Thy pursc out the fi humo which Lrre AMI grow di.
temper stimulate sluggish disorcr organs into thcir
natural action ami part healthy tone with strength u
the whole ystem. No only do they cure the everyday
cr,ns of evcry body hut also Formidable and danger
Oh. diseases While they produce powerful effects, they
are AZ the same tins, IN diminished doses, the rsest and
hest phy.ic that can be employed Dc chhlren Being gu.
garcisI they are pleasant 90 take and, belng purely
vegetable are ire from any rsk Of harm. Cures have
hn made which surpasss bsli~, we're they DA sustal-
ti,e hy men II such exalted position AMI character As
to f,rbd the suspciu II untrlth. Many eminent ehyy
men AMI ty.isrs have lent their names IN certify tn the
public the reliability Of remelies, while others have
rt US the ASSURANCE VI their conviction that our ParA-
tions contribute immensely 70 the relief Of our actsi,
suffering fellow men.
Tbs agent below name IL pleased TO furnish gratis our
American Auauac, coptainng direcuoDs or the ue AMI
oer,idcaL, Of th,ir cures II the following oonIain's 81
Co.tiveDess Biiius Complaints, rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn, IIealsshe arising nun foul stomach, Nausea,
Ipg-ston Morbt inacton 81 the Bowels AMI pain ar-
Ing therefrm. r,uleney, Loss of Aprtte, all diseases
that require an evacnnt mccine They also ny purify
ing the blood anil smnatng the System. cure many oou,-
plants which |, wou not he supposed they cpuh reach
Irriiabily arrangements % the Liver anil RiDcys out,
ami other ihslrcd complaints arising from Low ss
the b,iy az obs,fu etion II It's fuDctioIs
Do not h. put "a Ivy unprincipct dealers with other
prparatous which pey paks mre psotit On Deusyl
iYs.s And take "thers. The sick want the b-t ADJ
there il fr ti-tp, anil they shcuh have H.
Ircparci ny Dr.J G. ArERk Co., Lowsn, Mass, and
soi by all Druggists and dealers IN meleiDe e'erywhere
MI
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"Bcn Butler. clubs hare been formed in
New Orleans. ~ Il
The English go,srnsSa, h,s offered
goo inward TOR Ae billy " Stephens
Tue tennessee Congressional delegation
s'ahds i've in favor Of negro suffrage, and
five agains,
The increase in the Republican majority
in Michigan is 10000 over that in the last
Presidential election.
The official result Of the New York cleo
ton. makes Fenton's vote :aaI3l5; Hof.
mans, So, 526, fen,on's majority. 1880
The House has passed general, law by
very strong vote, providing that each
Congress shall, hereafter, meet ON the i,i
Of March, Immediately on the adjournment
" '' P'e'e s'HS". s,s ia ta.ugrg
A song, produced at Mobile few eve,
nings since, was Kissed, on ACCOUNT Of III,
expression Of hope that the North ana
South wonld live in peace and harmon!
hereafter. ,..-.... .... ...
Official returns from all the countie. o
Kansas. except two, give Crawford. Re
publican candidate for Governor, u, 80,
majority over Mcdowell. Democrat. Tn,
vote stood: Crawford, 1901; Mcdowell
s22I. ...r ~.
Gen. Sheridan say. Oregu was arcste,
for violation OF on. neutrality laws. '
Geo Maxwell, was bru,ally murdered il
francoui", =. H., on Saturday evening last
Tie lived aione and was supposed to have
large snm Of money in his house. Tn,
murderer acd towards Canada. 81.
A Washington special says the question
of electing Vice President in. place O
Senator Foster, whose term Of Office expire,
on the 9Th OF March next. will he brought
up in cauc'rs in few days, the genera
opinion being that in case of the death
Mr.. Johnson he lFosicr) could not hold IN,
office Of President beyond the time fo
which he was elected Senator.
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LOCAL L COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.


~ . Nv, ,s. -. 80. - ~, $50 ,Dan
,',.,, 80 -. =, A..
""o "'s"su W 49," III .,,,....
o'"o - ,o"s "'' " o q, -, =. 80,
s'a''"s '"' H,s - "aa ~ -s.,ns az, 80.
a. ID. A.. ma, Th., wa. ,bs
,.., h..,I a., N. n;,s vonnc man. DBL
-, or. p.,,,,,,. ~, .,,,,,
iae ", "o ''p So y.
"'' "' So' '''"' W. A 10. -
was pr'p0seu' anu sue was ,u'N',,'1S 'Au"." ",
Ell ~ noon on S''"'ua' ne WI
''''"""" oo'a'"e"0e ,"s ss " ~ ~.
""' p',""P' W. '" 80 81. -, 80 -
tue kee' 'or ""''ner sup '" '"' 'p''"s'
The success which has attended MIS- Man
chester in the location ana treatment OF aeseHs'
es, during the SIX years OF her resuence 'n
Portland, has been OF m"rked ch"r"e'er' no"
holds out Inducements to read her advertise
ment In this paper, carefully. she VIII remain
at the Biddeford House lew days longer &
The barn Of Enoch Hill In Dayton was do
stroyed BY Ere on Sunday night, together with
eight heal Of cattle. Believed to be incendary'
The Ladies' Of the Second Parish (Upitariap)
Of Saco. are to have CHRISTMAS Eve Festival
at the Town Hall on Monday evening (2i'h
inst A social good time may be expected.
For particulars see Posters.
ou,r,crmn.,er Henderson Of this city and OF
N. lat. s,b regimen, told n, . story . few days
.;nc. which !, too rood 10 be lost On their
rs,u,n fr,m war the supt. of the 4. r. a, Bal
,;mo,s h,ouvb, on. oa,,le.ear, reekiur with
snh, and told him tina, wa, Al the ,r.n.por,.-
,ion he could provide. After much e1postuis-
,iou. the ouar,ermsster threatened to telegraph
!, the Sec. of War. which opened the eyes OF
the railroad Official, and he soon found suitable
cars, Al, every change |. was sought to put
the regiment of with shabby accommodations
,,.-,.. ,.,..,.,. A., III a..
co,,.p;,ne.s thew recei,ed, They arrived In
a., a.. p...,.,a III,
Boston too late lot the hrst ror''Anu Uau'
and the Qusrterms.ter announced to Col. Ed
MI" '"' -. -
wards that he should try Tor an extra train'
=, ,.h,.h an. Col moodiIy laughed. and toll
" "h'en '"e 'o'' ''o""' ""'
him he ought 10 learn from past experience
Il. 20 ,rv. Rat saving IN the
I'll 60, mus, remember that Ne are now
So'' w"
among civii'sed people, % hulr'ea on 70
Sunt. Prescott of the Eastern Railroad, told
~ a., H. hov. -.,. ,n.;ou, 10 p,, home.
him that the boys Wese auA"us w BY ho'he,
and asked for an ,.,, train Certainly Ss, SIR"
WAS '"o 'eP''' = go. -
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sang tina, dcservedly popular ballad. Furl
that Banner fos tic 4yeary.' IS.
In mentioning thb pisce, the incidents
connected with y demsnd our attention.
The perIormes appeared upon the stage
dressed in deep and e,nblcmaiic mourning,
with the Confederate hattie flag in the
hnnds of Qua oc -i,s- bsase -dsfsRders- float
ing over her. In the conclusion Of the
ballad she kpesled and sadly kisssd iis
silksn foMs. fso~ forever ftirled:. The
storm Of applause that followed plainly in.
dictated that tho glories which once cl,s'
tered around That conquered hammer arc
sill retained in undying memory. }Nt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated mr.. DOW continues to devote hi.
entire time to the trsatmont or all dIseases Inc,
dent to the female system. Ansxperience oftwcn.
ty.three years enables him to guarantee speedy
and permanent RELIEF IN the rorst eases or suppress
sion and al other Menstrual Dsrangsmsnfs, from
rhat,p,r eas". All letters for advice must con.
tain 81. Office, No. Q Endlcott street, Boston.
n. B.-Board furnished to those who wish to re.
main under treatment.
boston. June, %, 1896. ly30
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q The Newburyport Herald sturdy
supporter Of johnson aud Inns policy, and
which is irrqacn,ly quoted and .eom'ncnd-
ell by its Democratic contemporaries for its
sound views on national Affairs, gives the
South and is Northern allies this piece Of
advice: r-Trs'- .I.s.
"There are two parties in the Usited
States than do not seem TO realize the az
tent TO which they have been whipped in
the last half dozen ycan-the rebels, who
faileh In srurs, and the dcmocrrts, who
failed a, the ballot box. II IS time for the
frs, to understand tlrat never more can
Southern sssiety W. rcssored, OF se''ihcrn
rights, evenas abe. most ncjsrssc Of them,
the Union men. understood them. Here.
after there is to h. an equality OF races and
classes among all citizens, and 10 great
eHtent-vasily too great tur ,rs-the gov.
eminent nto In consolidaisd, They must
make the hes, Of their. situaiion - il is.
The latter, the denocmts might as well
know, firm a. last, thar mn. more, for long
tune at lcsst, viii thee people nlly under
that nnAne: they mus seek q shfierea, track
'isr their machine. vSbl ,iiia, ,iur-,i j
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WAR CoSessss WILL Do.-rhe Wash.
incton correspondent Of the New York
Times Writes;
. "Thc public does not need assistance to
seize the salient points which will receive
the attention Of Congress ut the present
session. These are already plainly indi
Gated. They may he classed in three fea-
lures, via: !. Restriction Of the President $
power Of appointment aud removal 2.
Changing the sessions Of Congress 50 rs TO
render them more frequent, and conse.
quently cover a greater period OF time in
each trrn. & Official investigation into
the conduct of the Presalen, since no took
the oath OF office "a Vice President. SO
much has been positively determined on
Tho hills ar resolutions to accomplish thess
resuhs ara already before Congress-"
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Dec. 10.

Al market Cor the current week Cattle, 1915 Sheep AMI
lambs, 1875 s.lne, 1906 nunter Western Cai, 1904
Eastern Cattle, 80; y & Il Q. ~ I
PRICES-Bef Cattle - Extra, tl2 80 40 II IS; hrs
thrl quality, 90 "a So
HIDES, 10 a loie v tb. Tanow, u Dsis w. g a
lPE1irS I 90 % aS Zach. I'll !
CALF sKtNS % cDcvb n. ~ "A 4
RS,tARks-P1ees ahpst fhs last week, quality
rather orlinary-some few lots ~ extra
MICH CONS ssd Oslrs ~, 60. 70 40 Ion
SHEEP NNB LAMBS.fn lots, SsOo,2 2, 50 "a 2 Is
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