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NlEn.

At ~ O'Clock this ,norninr, in the 9hth yeal
IF her age, FANNY h., wife of John +. Leis b,
md ,ldest CHILD of DR.. u. w. Covdery.
Her friends are invited to attend the fupera
from her fathers residence, Hast Main street
s",fo!k' tomorrow, Sunday aite, nom, at t
On Tuesday afternoon, July 9Th. Miss MARY
ANCFS SUMMERS, ofths city.
Her funeral "ll take plaos this afternoon Mt 4
,.ciock, from the resld ncs of her mother No.
IS Main street. The friends and acquaintance
OF the family are respectfully invited to attend.
At the residence of her sister, in this city,
July Sl-aiter loog and painful iln IS, which
she bore with christian resignation, Mrs. CHRIS.
TlAN A. BUTLER, in the 53i year of her age
(Richmond, Charlottesville and Staunton pa
pers copy.)
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TIE ROADS AT the earnest solicitation of
many Of the readers Of the Day Book in Nor
f"lk county, we here call the attention Of our
ountry friends to the miserable state Of the
reads, and hence the necessity Of immediate
y going to work on the same 1t must he
remembered that they lave been in a most
lorrld condition for the past two years.
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RoBBERY.-We hear that the farm of Mr.
West, near SCOTS Creek, in Norfolk county
was visited night before last bya patty Of
villains, for the purpose of robbng the house
After vainly attempting to affect an entrance
into the house, which was securely fastened
they pr teded TO the barn, aud carried OF.
several bags of corn, saddle and bride, on.
bag of Irish potatoes, and one Xxx plow.-
No clue as yet to the perpetrators Of thi.
outrage
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ANOTHER Mad Doc Misunderstanding
about twelve o'clock, mad dog was chased
1t the extremity of James street, by two men,
aud finally dispatched with clubs. He was
evidently mad, as was attested Ivy the fact
.iiat he had i'll his rage bitten himself. All
'wners Of the canine race, are hereby re-
minded Of the consequences Of neglecting the
rdinauce in this case made aud provided.
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NOTICE.

TN PURSUANCE OS AN ACT OF
L Incorporation from the Legislature of the
state % North Carolina, and the urlher ap Joint-
ment by the Co nmissioners mentioned in sand
act at Tarboro, n. g., on 18th May last, we
shall open subscripti ,ns for stock to build Rail-
Road from Williamson, N. e., to OR near Tar
boro' N. c., on the 10th July ne1, at our ohce.
'unl8 RAIDER BlGGS & 90.
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A HUGE SNAKE-We hear from gentle
nan who took d stroll yesterday over Armis-
tead's Bridge, that huge black snake
measuring six feet in length, was killed, BY
Il party at Barnum's Gardens. The reptil,
endeayored to escape by climbing tree, bu'
few we'll directed blows brought him down.
Upon his being opened, his stomach was
found to contain two small chickens!
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MELANCHOLY DEATH.-The unfortunate
Young lady, Miss Frances Summers, so Sc
:eley burned yesterday morning, 1.-THE full
particulars of which We gave in Yesterdays
ssue expired yesterday evening at five
o'clock, alter suffering nine hours of untold
t2ony 1t was truly relief to the gentle
suiferer, and those dear to her, when death
ut an end to her misery.
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MARINE INTELLluGNCE,
PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PoRgsMourn, July /


ARRIVALS.
Str James 7 Brady, Lands, Baltic
Str Thos. Kelso, russell,
Str Favorite, Rogers, hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str M Martin, Haines, Richmond,
DEPARTURES.
Str Thos. Kelso, Russell, Baltimore.
Str. ). I. BRADY, Lands. Bait.
Str tavorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Eolus. Nc oarrick. Yorktown,
Str Georseanna, Hill. Richmond.
Str. John Sylvester. Post, Richmond.
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RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-The Rev. Jane.
Hyden will preach in the Fourth Street Bap-
list Church, Newtown, Portsmouth, to-mor-
row morning, at II o'clock.
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SUDDEN AND MELANCHOLY DEATH.-We
regret to announce the death Of Mrs. Fanny
L. Leigh, the estimab e consort of our towns
man John p. Leigh, E,q. This lamentcd
ady was the eldest daughter Of DR.. G. w.
Cowdery, Of this city, aud leaves a large circle
If friends and relatives to mourn her loss.
Death is at all times appalling, but when it
strikes down maternal grace and loveliness
N the fullness of their bloom, the blow is
harder to bear, and the shock more terrible
% those whose household affairs are thus made
lesolate
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Husr1NG's CouRT.-Portsnv uth-Judge Mas
senbutg, Presdng:-
The case of the Commissioners, who abandoned
the tols at the asst election lury tag eed,
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.

TNHE AMERICAN INSURANCE
4 COMPANY OF NORTON.
c. 2 y coz orr TED i S,sa,e
Authorized Capital, S1,OO0,0O0
Raord of Dirsc ora:
J. G. Denling, President.
John 3; Whitehead, President Franklin ssr
Gilbert 6. Walker, President Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
c. L. Cole, President First National Bank.
c. h. Rowland, of late Rowland d brothers.
John d. Gordan, Of j. d. Gordan d Co.
Joseph R. spratley, Director SIer, & Nee. Saw
ings Bank.
Advisory Board.
Charles Reid, President Mer. & Nee. E4
WI. Harrison, President Mer. and Nee. Saw
ings Bank.
Z. Burruss, of Burruss. Harrison Co.,
Bankers.
George sangster, Esq, j. E. Barry, Esq, A.
lsss~ City and Country assurances of every
character taken At lowest current ates, aud losses
promptly adjusted.
Office Deming's Insurance Building, corner Of
Main and Commerce streets.
LIRE, LIFE, MARINE & INLAND
L INSURANCE.
j G. ID + NJ | \ u, Agent.
New York Life Insurance Company,
NEW YORK.
manhattan FIRE anu MARINE Insurance.
Company, n. Y.
ana Marine Insurance Co.,
Home Fire New Haven.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, n. y.
National Fire Insurance Company,
Baltimore.
Mutual Fire Assurance society, va.
lss~ Life Policies, Fire Policies gu Buildings,
Merchandise, &C., and Policies On Cargoes and
Hulls of Vessels issued at this ,GENCY VT the
lowest
j. C. DEMING, Agent,
Office, fe nj gs lnsur,n Il lining,
aa 26-6m CT Main aad Oommel &c SIS.
T0HE NOKFOLk ;, wa, w rr,,r
2 . M r "a NJ =,
CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED, $4,000
WIN. 3. AOnLRS, President.
WILLIAM D. REYNOLDS, Vice President
Direct rs:
sg1a s ssns.tsr G S.s w. b Mins g.,
Lewis W ebb. CYRUS E. staples,
: ". Fl. Barry.
8. s. DAWES, Secretary.
RICHARD TAYLOR, Treasurer.
WIN. Il. 9. ELLIS, Esq, eouns /.
FIRE, MARINE, AND LiFE INSUnAyCG
COMPAN NY.
Risks taken on all kinds of property and at rea-
sonable rates, and with BanAing priv eyes
will receive deposits the Savings Bank
principle, allowing per cent interest CT
sums remaining in the Bank less than ninety days,
and per cent. on all sums Tor longer periods.
Interest will be calculated ON balances JULY
lst., and JANUARY lst. Interest to commence
days after deposit, aud to ten day prior
to withdrawal.
Will discount paper, purchase and sell eye
change and transa t all d arv c.. . business
appertaining to Banking. l..g n.lG b. ines, ~
posts r. ce4ved AMI solicited.
Discount days, TUE~DATS ant FI,lOAT9,
Office u the builuuu kno yu "a the
Bank, No. 20 Bank street, Norfolk, Va.
may3l-ly
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ginian and Old Dominion copy.]
Buard of Health.


at their office on JuIy-7, 1866
Present--R. H. Stevens, Esq, President
VIM. FL. Turner, Esq; DR.. s. K. jackson !,
Dir. A. L. Bell, Health Officer the Sanitary
Superintendent, and Street Inspector
1t was ordered that W. w. Ives be directed
to remove the pile OF street manure from.
uear Manping's Restaurant to some point
outside Of the city limits, within ten days.
1t was ordered that Myer Myers, Esq, be
directed to abate the nuisance occasioued by
the condition Of his dock.
On motion of VIM. H Turner, Esq ii
was
Resolved, That the Street Inspector and
Sanitary Superintendent be directed to ell
force the ordinance requiring all persons to
keep their lots, pavements and cutters i'll
front of their premises, in order.
The attention of the Street Inspector was
called to the condition Of Rothery's lane, and
of Little Water street, in rear Of Staples's
Warehouse.
1t was ordered that the nuisances created
by the condition of Nash's, Parks's ana
Graves docks be abated within 20 days, BY
illing or cleaning, at the option Of the
owners.
That the Sanitary Superintendent be di-
rected to enforce the ordinance with regaru
to the curing Of bides within the city limits
That the Inspector of Streets be directet
to order the removal of loaded shells from
Leonard & Maltby's warehouse to some plac,
beyond the city limits.
That the President be authorized to draw
IN the City Register for the sum Of two hum
dred dollars
On motion, adjourned.
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MAYoR's CouRr Norfotk.-His Honor, JOHN
3. LUDLOW Presiding, July T. 1866.
A. W. Pelham and John Miller, COL, for gamb-
ing, were sent TOT IL.
Adolphus Rudolf disordcrly and riotous, fined
sic.
John johnson, col , su picious character, or
Tered to leave tie city
James topewel, marine, arrested 9Th, broke
jail,i aptur.d, sent to Jail for ten days, aud
ined $50.
Several civil cases disnosad Of
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MAYORS CouRr.-Portsmouth.- Honor
Mayor White, presiding.
Geo. Miller charged with stealing watch
worth S20-sent ON to the Cou OF Hustipgs
Ii. g. Winger and Chas. johnson, for drunk
snness, fined each SIS.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY WARE
HOUSE.
so. II MARKET SQCARE,

NOhFOLh, "a,
7 DESIRE TO INFORM MY OLD
L friends and the public generally, that l am
making large additions to my already extensive
and well assorted STOCK OF Hardware &C., which
am oil ring at the low st market rates.
Me- chants, Contractors, Farmers, Mechanics,
and Louise, Keepers, should look after their M
serests aid examine the large stock of desirable
goods at No. II Market Square, before purchasing
elsewhere
W. r. HUDGINS,
De Hardware Importer.
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GROLERlES,
w At Low FiG URES.
100 Bbls fair to choice Brown Sugars,
30 Bbls Ref ed Sugars (StandeidJ
loo Bols aud halfbbl, Moia>scs,
A. Sacks Coffee, Rio and LAg)
30J Bbs Flour,
1871 81 zes Oakley's Soaps,
20, 000 Lbs Va. and II, G. Bacon,
so Bbls n. G. Cut Herrings,
so Half bbls n, G. Family Roe Herring,
80 Boxes Adamant and Tallow Candles,
Gases Byam Matches,
500 Reams Wrapping Paper,
SO Dozen Rumtord Yeast Powders,
1000 Lbs Bicarb Soda,
80 Boxes Starch,
80 Boxes Assorted Candy,
80 Boxes Essence Coffee,
Buckets, Brooms, Backing, Pepper,
Mustard, Fig Blue, Segars Tobacco,
Table Salt, Pipes, Coidage, Toilet
soaps, &c.
MORRIS GWhTHMEY & CO.,
wi Is Wide Water street.
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HFFIIE u COMmissI0neF in CHAM
" Gerry, CIRCUIT COURT, ELIZABETH
CITY COUNTY.
William Massqnberg and Gill A. Cary, late irer-
en- ,nts and partners, trading under the hrn
and stvle of Massenb rig u Car, and Robert
wilkins, on behalf Of themselves, aud ali other
creditors Of Robert II. Vaughan, deceased, late
of thu County of Elizabeth City, who shall
come in and contribute to the expense ofttiS
suit,
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Plaintiffs.
Lydia King, Bette NJ. King, Willard F. King,
Henr.ut'a King, N ny L. Aing and oreto Lee
King,
Defendants.
BY decree ndercd in this eau e une %,
1865, the following accoanLs are ordered TO be ia.
ken.
lst.-A, account Of thu outstanding debts
against the estate Of said William c. King, de-
ceased, and iorite| OF the same.
2d--An account ct who he h irs at law OF
William &. King, deceased, and OF their respect
i've rights and interest,".
The said decree also directs that the Commits
,ioner, who shall proceed TO take the accounts.
shall give no ice OF the time and place of taking
The said accounts. by putli, alton once week o.
our sue e,sie weeks in some new spaper ub-
lush d in the City Of Ncr.olk, which shall b.
>qui alcnt tn pc sonal service OF such mott e on
on all the parties interested.
All persons interested In said decree are hereby
informed that have fixed MONDAY the 18th Of
August, 1866, as the time, and my Office in the
town OF Hampton, Elizabeth City Co., Va, the
place, of taking said accounts and are required TO
bein attendance that day with their accounts and
vouchers to enable me to make up sal accounts.
CHARLES X. MALLORY,
VISA Commissioner ia Chancery.
Willis p. q.
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Portsmouth johnson club.

At regular meeting of the johnson Con-
stitutional Club, July 9Th, 1t was unanimous
Iy resolved that committee be appointed fol
the purpose Of calling State Convention, to
elect delegates to the National Union Con
vention, to be held at Philadelphia, on the
l4th day of August, 1866.
Pursuant to said resolution, State C,n-
veption is hereby called, to meet at Peters
burg, on the 18th day of July, to consist Of
one delegate to every fifty votes cast at the
last election from each city and county, ano
one delegate at large from each city and town
Such delegates will be elected 10y called
meetings Of such citizens as support the Pres
dent in his efforts at reconstruction.
Since the great OH Ct Of this National Union
Convention Is the restoration to the South oil
their rights under the Constitution, it is earn
estly requested that each city and county
send its tuil representation; and such editors,
throughout the State, as are favorable to this
call, are respectfully requested to publish the
above notice
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MARRIED.

w n e 4 I r =.
In this city on The 4 h OF July. by Rev. Chas.
,.ef'tt, MIR. IRVING + oTt,, OF syracuse. n
T., t., Miss MpLI.lE J. boz En-, ofNoriolk.
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Plaintiffs

vs..
Lavina c. Vaughan, admins ratrix Of Robert H.
Vaughao, decd, and in her own rigl as widow
of Rob rt II. Vaughan, Alice Vaughan lzabeth
Vaughan, James Vaughan, Ida Bell Vaughan,
William Vaughan, Henry Vaughan and Robert
Vaughan, al except Alice Vaughan infant chill
dreu, and heirs at law of Robert IL. Vaughan,
decd.
Defendant
By decree rendered in this cause, March Is,
1865, the following accounts are ordered to be
taken:
First An account Of the administration ofthe
estate of the said Rob ,rt II. Vaughan, deceased,
by the de endsnt Lavinia .. Vaughan.
Second.--An account Of all tue real estate de-
see dcd from the said intestate Robert II
Vaughan, deceas, d, aud of the fee simple and an
nual value thereof.
Third.-An account Of all the debts of the said
intestate, outstanding and unsa listed, and ii a"y
OF said debts are secure by liens, the sa Com
missioner will report their amount, character and
priority. AZ
In taking an account of the intestates debs
hereby ordered, the Commissioner j. to fix dav
for the creditors OF til said int.state to app ear
and prove their debts before III, and te
give thirty days notice thereof By public advel-
tiaement, To be posted at the Court House door OF
. Elizabeth G ty County on Two successive County
Court days, aud inserted in newspaper in the
ity of No. folk, once q week for .oar successive
weeks.
All persons inter sted in said decree, are here
BY inf ,rmed that have fixed Wednesday, the LIST
OF Au ust, 1866, It's tn Ola +, and my office in rht
town OF Hampton, Elizabeth City County, Va.
as the place, for taking said s., and are
nuired t. be in Attendance on that day WI h then
accounts and vuucbe. to enable me- TO make ul
said account,
CHARLES K. MALLORY,
jy7 Commissioner in Chancefy.
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Passengers by this route will have fine view
of Albemslle and Curlituek Sounds, ard pas
thro gh tn. counties of Pasquotank, Camden
urritack, Princess Anne and Norfolk by day
H. ht
n6-2w NJ. C,cURTRlGHT' & co.
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Neeaa an Exn1anntion.


The Register seems to take consider
able comfort in the election of w. p.
Wiley as Prosecuting Attorney of
Monongalia county. 1t says that she
is IA gentleman whose opposition to
RadIcalism has ever been firm and de-
ctded." If this is SO why does the Reg
lister in its next days issue Chat of
Thursday classify him as .'Radical'
in the returns from MonongaIia coun-
tyr 1t seems he ran against g. G.
Sturgisa sa candidate, and that looks as
though he ran on tho Radical" ticket.
Some explanation is needed. Our idea
is that the Union men of AIonongulia
knew what they were about when they
elected Mr.. Wiley, and that they
would not have made an exception in
his favor if his present status is what
the Register would have its readers be-
lieve. At all events the election tables
of that paper contradict its editorial as
sertiOns. tits true that Union men voted
for Judge Berkshire very generally, ON
personal grounds, believing him to BIO
what he has always affirmed himself to
be, an inflexible opponent of the party
and the principles represented by the
Register. II Mr.. Wiley had not at
least made the same professions to
them, be his secret sympathies what
they may, he never could have been
elected in Monongalia county. They
do not elect ayowed synipathizers with
the Registers principles in that county
II thew know it $780,
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AmOnRRN- nI1nAmnn

From old and young, from rich and poor,
Irom high-born and loWly, comes the Uniyerl
sal Voice ofpraise for HALLS VEGETA BLE
SlCLL1AN HAIR REVIEWER, & : 80
1t Is a perfect and miraculous article
Cures baldness. Makes hair grow. a better
dressing than any 'oll" or ''pomatum," SON
ems brash, dry and why hair into Beantifil
SlllSen Tresses. But, a6oveall, the great won
grny hair to its original color.
Use y a few times, and Presto, changed the
whteSt and worst looking hair resumes n
youthful beauty. 1t does not dye the hair,
but strikes at the rOOt3and ILLS It with new
life and colOrlng matter,
II VIII not take q long dtsagreeable trial In
prove the truth OF this matter. The first np-
plication VIII do good; You Will see the Main.
51 Soi0r returning every day. and before you
OF the hair will be gone, giving place to Ius-
f0uS, shining md beautiful locks,
ASK for Halls StcIlinn Hair Reviewer. no
other article is ut all alike it in5effectTi You
VIII nnd u cheap to buy, pleasant to try, and
There are many limitations. Be sure Won
procure the genuine, manufactured only 6y.
X. r. HALL & co., Nashua, NJ nj
For sale by all druggists. k1nr2S- lyd&wsa
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! { Know Nothin.Ism.

The rebel organ undertakes to answer
Mr.. Raymond'sq question, "a Why should
Irishmen vote with the Democratic
party ?" They should do SO, 1t SAYS.
because that party opposed Know
Nothingism. This is a refreshing an
swer, indeed, to come from paper
fresh from supporting regular Know
Nothing ticket In the late election. Did
Col. Ben. Smith assist to break down
Know NothingismR Did Mr.. Richard
son, Of this city, Did any of the late
candidates ON the copperhead State
ticket? We venture to say, without
direct personal knowledge, that every
one OF them either belonged to or sup
ported the Know Nothings. At all
events not one of them were Democrats.
Hence the answer OF the rebel sheet is
just no answer at all. 1t is worse than
silence. The organ should have quietly
ignored the subject, just as it has the
release Of those jail birds on election
day, just as It has the Postofice changes,
and just asst has those Cable dispatches.
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sCmENCTS,s sEAWEED TOYTc.

This medicine, invented by Dr. 7. n
Sehenck, OF Philadelphia, Is Intended TO dis.
solve the food and make 1t into chynle, the
INST process of Digestion By cleansing the
stomach with Schenclz's Mandrake Pills. Inc
Tonic soon restores the appetite, and food
easily digested. = . =, Y -
Consumption cannot be cured by SchenGl,ls
Hulmontc Syrup unless the stomach and
liver Is made healthy and the appetite reStor-
ed, hence the Tonic and Pulls are required In
nearly every case of consumption A hall
dozen bottles OF the SEAWEED TONIC and
three or four boxes of the MANDRAKE
pepsia. = : ~
.br. schenek makes professional visits In
New York, Boston, and at his principal once
IN Rhlladelphia every week. See daily pa
pefS OF each place, or his pamphlet on Eon-
sumption for his days for visitation.
please observe, when purchasing that the
TWO uKeneSses OF the Doctor, one in the last
stage OF consumption, and the other as he
now Is In perfect health, are on the Govern.
ment stamp. ~ 80 sT.5-[ - -
Sold by all Druggists and Deslers, price
Sl:50 per bottle or $50 the half-dozen. All
letters for advice should be aGidressed 10 Or.
sehenclSs Principal Once, No. is North 9Th
street, philadelphia, Pa. General Wholesale
Aeentss DeTnR7. Barnes q Co., N. "; g. s,
6ancet Baltimore. Nd; John ID. Parke Gin
ctnnad, Ohio; Walker q Taylor CaieaRo I'M.
Collins Bros, st. Louis Mo.
of2S-eodlstWemoIyr A
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The NextCou,-ress.

The 10th Congress will be almost a
duplicate Of the present or 39th
Congress, SO far as the House of Repre-
scntatives is concerned. We will have,
as we have now, 40 Unionists to A
Copperheads. This heavy odds in our
favor may be still further increased by
several contested memberships, as for
instance in the Eth Pennsylvania, 18th
Ohio and 4th Indiana districts. In the
Senate weshall have a net gain of four
members, viz: Two from New Jersey,
and one each from Pennsylvania, Orc
gon, and California. We lose.a mem
Der from Maryland. The division in
the Senate will be AZ Unionists to p
COpperheads.
The members of the House from each
Stute stand as follows. -ff.s- HETEf
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ForIpe,y ma az Io,c,.,I,,,or,-

For a "dead duck" Forney has
knocked round very lively during the
late campaign in the various States.
We rather fancy that the President has
realized ere this that there is considera-
BILE difference between an epithet and a
fact, and that man is not always dead
simply because somebody says he is.
At all events Forney seemsto be enjoy
ing himself at the expense of the Pres
ident since the elections in such para
graphs as the following:
The ''body hanging upon the verge of
the Government, and assuming to be
the Congress of the United States, -
looks now as if it were going to hang
there as long as Andrew johnson does.
President Johnson did not do much
at distributing "the Constitution and
the flag" in Maryland and Delaware,
which, we presume, accounts for those
two States. sustaining my policy" In
New York, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois,
Missouri and Pennsylvania, where he
entered into the business more extern
siVely, the Radicals have triumphed.
81 will veto every measure of this
Radical Congress which comes before
me. -. johnson. - q itti
viii you? Then you will have the
satisfaction of seeing them passed over
your veto. 'F7'i