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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-03-08

under the personal command of Gen. Duke.
By this time more definite Information
had been received of Gen -JohBston's sur
render. Gen. Vaughn and his whole con-.
mand, Gen. Dibrell, Col. McLemore and
the whole division, except Col. Breckin.
ridge and some fifty officers aud men, equal
ly divided between the two brigades, and all
save about one hundred and fifty of Gener.
al Dukes command, determined to remain
and accept the terms received by General
Johnston. On the 4th, at Washington,
Gen. Fergusou's brigade stopped, leaving
General Breckenridge, upon the morning of
the 5th, near Woodstock, Ca, with one
company of about fifty Ksutuokiaus and
Tennesseeans, we'll armed and mounted,
under Col. Breckenridge, aud one hundred
and fifty Kentuckisns, only, tolerably armed
and mounted, under Gen. Duke. The Fed
erals had possession of Athens, Lexington,
Macon, Augusta also of Atlanta, Marietta,
Gainesville and Dalton also of Mentgom-
cry, Selma and Mobile. 80 that, with patrols
and scouts everywhere, it seemed hopeless
to attempt any escape. No official an
pouneement of the terms and extent Of
Johnston's 8 surrender had been received.
On the morning of the 5th, Gen. Breek.
inridge ordered Gen. Duke aud Col. Breck-
iuridge to surrender or disband, saying, 10
his manly, unselfsh way, "Not one of these
young Kentuokiaos shall risk his life for
me; am now only fugitive, aud would
not have life saved by the sacrifice Of
lives younger, as dear, and rerhaps to be
more useful than my own. Ihave done my
full duty-I have nothing left but to pre-
serve life dear and useful to my family
Accompanied by few personal and staff
officers be rode down by-road, not thirty
minutes before battalion of Federal cav
airy passed its mouth Next morning this
small command divided, part going to Dal-
ton to surrender, part to Athens, part to
Augusta-all conscious that the failure Of
cause for which they had sacrificed 80
much and fought so long and so gallautly,
was not cbargeable in any degree to them.
Defeated, but not dishouored, they felt they
had shown themselves worthy to be the
founders of great empire; worthy to be
the children of revolutionary sires, whose
deeds of heroism they had equaled, if not
surpassed
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11

Mr.. Darling of New York. next took Tn i.
floor. He could heartily conepr in ali the,
had been said on the abuse Of the appointing
power. In his district the most Worthless
ana incapable men had been selected for
onlclal position; and he would not faithfiillv
represent his district II he did not nae his
lhnuence to prevent the confirmation of
such men. VI
hereupon the caucus resolved itself into a
;,a. S"it oi aetnodlst class-meeting, only that,
instead OF telling each other what the Lord
nad done for them, they related what the
uevli, I'D the person of A. johnson, had been
a.. a.. since the adjournmento of Congress. Final
" the resolution was passed unanimouslv
| cVcH MT Spaulding not voting against II
satished that it wouldn't be safe 10 do so.
H'ephens then read his bill about appoint
nlehts ana removals, which he intends 10
oner 'li.I at an early day. 1t prevents removals
without the consent the Senate, denies
payment to all rejected by the Senate. and
prevents them from holding office for three
years after such rejection. Every urovision
"l u was applauded to the echo.
mT' opauldlng moved the Committee of
Nlhe De instructed to report upon the expedi-
ency OF calling the Fortieth Congress- to.
gether on the 9th of March.
80, nr, Sarneld jumped up and said he had
Olli ior convening the. Fortieth Conpress on
the 4th Of March, at 12 O'Clock. ALREADY
drawn up He intended to press it early, he
sald. lie believed the watch dogs of the
nation ought to be kept on guard ali The time
(Great applause for the watch dogs by tho
watch dogs themselves.)
hr. Boutwell, of Massachusetts. said be in.
TENDED TO offer resolution at an early dav
calling upon Seward and johnson for sny
correspondence in their possession on the
suuject OF the attempt to arrest John Surratt.
the escaped conspirator. He had good rea.
son 10 Delieve that johnson knew all the
.line '.,ll0e where ourratt was, and had not only
iia niaue no enort TO arrest him, but had con
in..sI hivsu as his escape. This sentiment was
loudly applauded. Mr.. Boutwell, then said
There should be Joint COMMITTEES Of the
House and Senate appointed to investieate
tne public acts of johnson from the dav of
nus drunken Inauguration as Vice President
unWh 10 the present time" (Great an.
plause.) He said:-"The country demanded
TINS, and demanded further that if there waa
enough IN his cOndnct TO Justify articles of
Impeachment, he should be impeached AT
once" Another storm ofapplause rose here.
ana lasted several minutes, Mr.. Boutwell,
him. "''e " neA'
Thad. Stephens then arose and said he
hehItliy seconded what Mr.. Boutwell, had
snlu On tnls subject, After some general re-
MARKS, he said he had been conservative
last session (laughter), but he meant to be n
radical henceforth. When he went home
iast summer he found the people of his dis
tilct complaining against him because he
illu Deen conservative. He meant to be up
70 lhe people hereafter. There was no use
IN talking, the people were now ahead of
Congress in this matter. He did mot mean
tRey should be ahead OF him much longer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
READ THE CERTIFICATES OF WHOLESALE DRUG.
sll
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYA MS
PULMONIC WATERS.

A5- The original Medicine established in 1887, and
hrs article Of the Kind introduced under the name
OF tulMosIo WAPsRs Ia this any other country ali
ither PulmOnio Waters counterfsits The genuine
can be known by tho name BRYAN being stamped on
each Wafer.
These Waters have been before the public for early
try years, and the immense sale attained not only Ia
America but In foreign countries, fully attest their in.
aRy other article offered Tor the cure Of Pulmonary OF
bronchial Affections and the quantity contained in
box is nearly double that Of the many worthless imn.
tiOus advertised.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
cure Coughs, Colds Sore Throat IIoarseness Asthma
CatarrA, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing Splitting Of
Blood Palms In the Chest, Iueipient Cnslmption and
all diseases Of the lungs Not only aliording Temporary
relief, bat eh-eting rapid and lasting cure and a q
warranted to give satisfaction In every instance Thev
do not nausete like alcoholic compounds aud the me
enAl properties are combined in form SO agfeea HE
and pleasant to the taste that any child will readily
take them One dose will always afford
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
To vocALIsTs and PUBLIC SPEAKERS, these wse.rp
are peculiarly valuable; they will In ona day r.move
the most severe occasional hoaseuess; and their regp
lar use for a t-w days will, at all times incraa q ill.,
power and hexlby Of the voice, ereNtly improvlp il.
tone compass and cearness Tor which purpose tblv
regularly used by many professional vocallsts. W.
The very great celebrity of this Invaluable remeay
hiss induced unprneiped persons to prepare base im
tAtons, which disappon the just expectations oi h.
puTeha'er and njure the character Of the genuine me-
define. N
see that the word, "BRYAN," is slammed on s.,h
Wafer and also observe the fac smile Of the
Of the Proprietor, "J0B NOSES" on each wrannsr =,
counterfeit which Is forgery aF-Oaendng p.rtia" ,i
be deal with to the fall extent Of the law ''
BRYANA PuLNoSfc WAPERs for saa BY all Druy.is,s
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor.
deepe-ly ~ Cortlsndt Street. New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
$500 REWARD.


uill p.y $500 to the proprietor Of any m'dcne that
can show greater number Of gunuins certificates Of
ads'tsd ~ H. the place where IL Ii TO- than
MIsHLERS HERB BtTrERS-of Consumption, Dys-
pspsia, Liver Complaint, bloody Fux, niairhes, Ty-
phold Intermittent and Bilious Fevers Fese anl Ague,
CHOLERA Anrhus Yellow J.undios, scrofula Runnlng
soro Legs, Cancer, Abscessi uralga, Rheumsllsm,
Coughs Colds, Cramp 10 the Stomach Chronic Disrrhm
Piles letter seald Head 0phnens, or fAn away sick
ness peculiar children Leuchorrnmt Falling Of the
Womb all obstructons the due OF nature in
lem Ies all al disc lsss aud all complaints arising
frOm npurs Blood weak and dl.orierei state of the
Stomach Liver or Kidneys. Certificates Of OF the
Yellow Fever In Mexico eau also be furnished.
Remember II It does not cure, the money will bo
fuRdod by the proprietor. .
BENJAMIN MIsHLER,
8. +. Corner OF Centr- Square,
Lancaster, Pa.
Females ahilolsd with Irregularities will nnd this
medicine very beneficial.
Por sale Wholesale and retail by
A. AITKEN CO,
General >tAte Agents,
No los West Front St.
And by all Druggists and Merchants
FAMILIES should not be Without II. oet9
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
Joaarsan Street between sesoud and Third.
SIOO REWARD.

will pAy to any Doctor member Of the Medical Fra
ternty the sam OF 800 any comp that possesses
more medllnL vrtass and curative powers than
MlIhlsr'a Herb Btters.
B. MIsHLER. Proprietor,
3. R. Corner Of Cent Square,
laucaster. Pa
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
'sry Respectfully Yours, sc, .-
NORRIS NJ. ANDERSON.
wilulSaroN, oct. 25.h isI

WILMINGTON Oct 25lh 1868.
4. Aiken 4 Co., Ag,nts for DR.. b Mishlers Biners.
II Af1rdS pleasure to say that your Btsrs very
valuable case Of cramps am somewhat subject ts
them. Your Bittsrs gave relief Immediately.
CHARLES SIMMONS,
No 2iB West Front Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
JOHN FAUST.
GEORGE G0UERT,
No. IS Z 4th street.
P. W. a B. R R. CO.,

WILMINGTON Oct goth, 1864.
Moiirs. A. AIKEN Co agents for Dr. Mishrs Medicine
slEs;-l have been su6iect for sOmu umo TO severe
ehs and fever aud was advised to try your med cine
did so. and in justlce to you II cured entirely
b. fonnd the above ptcs any time during the day
to give any Information that may be desired In iaYer Of
your valuable medicine.
Yours truly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11

How TO SELECT FOWLS view Of the
fact that the holiday season is at hand, when
poultry is more frequently on our tables than
at any other time OF the year, an exchange
submits the following rules TOR selecting good
fowls:
A young turkey has smooth leg and
soft bill, and II fresh the eyes will be BRIGHT
and the feet moist, Old turkeys have
scaly, stiff feet Young fowls have tender
skin, smooth legs, and the breast bone
yields readily to the pressure of the finger.
The best are those that have yellow legs.
The feet and legs of the old fowls look as II
they had seen hard service in the world
Young ducks are tender under the wing, and
the web ofthe foot is transparent. Young
geese have yellow bills, and the feet are vel
low and supple; the skin may be easily
broken by the head Of a pin; the breas.
plump, and the fat white An old goose il
unht for the human stomach
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
wIlNI.eros DIl.. oeL 28lh. lss0.

WtLAIsGTos Dbl, Oct 26h 1850.
Msfsrs A. AnksH Co., AgenG fr Dr.. Mishiers Medi.
C nal Herb Bitiers.
DEAs sIRs-I have suffered for no last fifteen months
and have spent great doa or mon for dill rent meil.
clues and say in Justice to your BItes that the
first bottle TOOK did mors goud than all the m-di
cine before tooR upon my fourth bottle and
hope by the time hnish 1t will be perfectly we'll
viii be pleas. to give any afflicted full statement
Of what your medicine has done for me-
Respectfully Yours,
MRS SARAH HOLT,
Jefferson Street between second and Third.
Many the above Certificates oan bo furnished II
daFired
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
'00'' ''u'y; y6AvrD MEREDITH.
RAnour orngE ?. v. 4 B;,R. R. Co.

PAMsHr OTEioR p. ". 4 B.HR. R. Co,
WILMINGTON, Oct 23d, 1866.
MSIsrg A Aitken q Co.. Agents for Dr.. Mshler's Adf
mi BherE
0EHTui have been troubled for time with asevere
cough and cold and have taken many dis ent medicines
with but lliteayot. induced by persons who had
tried your celebrated MHhles Btter) 10 give II trial
have done SO, and must say trutnfny and cheerful
that II is doing mlrs 20 ID than any iiene have
yet taken. have taken hve bottles and shall continue
until am entirely restored.
Very Respectfully Yours, &c,
MlRRlS 81. ANDERSON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
NUMBER DIsFRANoHIsED BY THE
ooNsTITUpIONAL AMENDMENT.

General Boynton, in a recent letter to the
Cincinnati Gazette, gives the following fig
ures as an approximation of the number
affected by the third section of the Constitu-
tional Amendment.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11

TNHH ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
no. GOT MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware,
Opaa 10 receive deposits daily Sundays exe'pted dur
Ing the usual business hours, aud on Tuesday and
Saturday evenings from Z to O'Clock, P. N.
All the profits Of the Bank, after the payment Of
necessary eHpsuteH are devoted to the beneht the
dspositors, and dividends are made semtsnnuAly in
April and Oeober, Since the organization Of the Bank
IN 1885, the dividends have uniformly been at the rate
Of alx per oenf. par Annum.
Dividends not drawn regarded as deposits and at
once bseoms entitled to participate In future dividends
No manager IL allowed to borrow any Of the funds
trusted 70 the Bank.
WiLLAN 8. HnLKu, EDWARD DARLINGTON,
GnoaeB W. BuaH, JOSEPH W. DAY,
NJ r. BRNsoK, HsEkY 2. DUR8,
EswAHD BrrTs, CHARLRs W ROWLAND,
WM. Il. Dl.LART, Jon =. JACKSON,
ouosaA g. CAPRLtn, CLEMENT d SMYTH
WIN s. HILLEs, PRKHpRNr.
aE0 W. HusH, Vice President.
ossls IL JoHs =. MoLK,R Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11

Mrs Sarah Malin, who died in Philsdel.
phiS at the age of eighty seven was one OF
the girls who cast flowers before Washing
ton on his entry into Trenton.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
Il. A. BEAuREPARfg, NJ. D.
@. D. DUJAADIs, II. D.
Paris, Biay 5th, 1863. JEAN LIZ LEuCHRB, NJ D.
BEWARE OF COUNTEKFLITs.
DR.. MARSHALL's
CATARRH SNUFF.

This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
article known Tor curing the CATAkRH COLD TnE HEAD
and HEADACHE It hiss been found an excellent remedy
IN many rassof soRg Eyes DEAPsEss has been ta
oy II aud HEARING has often been greatly improved by
its use
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
Cedar Camphor

And 6ehwerin's AnnihIlatinK Powder .tha rr..t
remedies for moths and al kis insects Por sss al
WILsON's DRUG STORE,
Aprle No, COS Market 81
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
PIOTURH FRAMRs- &c.
~ B. GARRATT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PICTURE AND FRAME STORE,
NO. I'll MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON. pELAYARR.

The subscriber to the citizens OF wlminE
ton and vicinity that he stu continues TO keep constant
ly hand all kinds Of Prints aud Rngravings squsro
snd 0Val Frames alan, GIt Rosewood and Walnut
Mouldngs, which he will dispose Of the most reason
able terms Picture Frames aud Mirrors ada to order
and finished in styio to suit the taste, at the lowest
prcs Framing done IN order In the approved style
at low prices. he Invites the particular attention Of
the public to his eeRant assortment Of all kinds Of Pie
tn es, which he will sell on anoommodAi ing terms All
kinds Of Horns polished and orRamented In the most
tasteful mauner. Give him sa bsiOrs Punhasug slSs-
! Rhefs Gtt1AAm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
sE"9'NHN "FW "HE"VNUITi HIW
GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF,

The sen'alons after using delightful nvigorst.
iug 1t opens and purses sill obsiructions strength
sns ths glands, and gives healthy action to the parts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-11
MORE THAN TnIRrY YEARs

or sale and OF DR. MARsHALLs CArARsH AND lfEAp-
AoHE SNUFF, has proved Its great all the
mon diseases Of tue head and at this moment 1t stands
higher than ever before.
II is recommended by many Of the best physiciaus,
and Is used with great and satisfaction every
Where.
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!. ahirs. sesAiy szss. u shs rn.'ta
sal ~rf 81 M 80 . h<rs.n 1rsy
.is-. -s-n,. - ~ IAN p...s-sr ".
10 she eortr-s msaag snv s-sinrsirr.
Tasr l. shrFasisr rh-- sprisli~ss 80 ~.
Nsr - ~ Ssai- rr-- ~
lsw dsnyiag rsrh~ aegree- ~sqats' pFs'ee-
zion. Plainly 49, rm-faHee' 7 rasP'rs.
wil. brre $3.50. - ssr AZ iae esA 1s n.
perfect -qssIs'y d H.. f.er-. eisi'iF -pHisi-
j and y9lisieli.s- TIE very iAlt- 'ha'
ILne1.E lid B. a. opposed 'o- if~ -asf
oae zee nn-s 81 rnp~ri~ AMI she nthsr
inseri. Y hes ssa.-. sna 'h.sis~ 80 i.sor-
asle so ~ : biss rs1e o1eupging 'ae Pps
zion OF rhs sgpfrur ras~-
| W. ec~nend me Cl.omnas spev = v
Mr.. Lincoln. - sell a. hls -0fs~s rPevch-
l,alh< c.seilsl eo-s4dsrati.n- :; f..z-SEsseIl
furious. ni-eegrnstiDn. cb-'rriisn ssrss
Let sneD. - r,rmh<rs ~ 'as great '.GuD
and r.SEss Z ssrty. eare siE a ss ~
! lguuenis. and ihsn ris- np s1d sac csnaauer
Ihim - espperhe.d. rsbei. irssisr. DrRs-
.lsrst. e0pperhert. , hn-cn asas In c'hrr
;lxord-. IsPea, pss- - . q me Atsonle
HAIL spseen Of Ms Exeelsesry-
u contrast riIh thts po=llien q Linccla.
five prsself a. exrses iron the spsssh Of
Gov srnor Or. ana the sesar.s y tie Ns~
s|york Tribune upon IL The Tribras shoss
'-lxh.t shs rafs.sl- are tnsnsg "a lhas ~hies
-Ishey e1sssss Gss~ur Or. u 80 Carr
'-llina. ssys-
q @Fello~ cisixens we have been knusk stag
e u the door for right Iouz monshs. askinr
\ Csngress 10 admit " Il ~e are nef = se
'rtru-tea nos, when arr ~e " - rru-tst. l.
iii, Iast that we should a. excluded from
"A these priviseg-~i No. For a. Tigai Of
representation : regarded - one " 'hs
y mo<s sacred rignts is ths couary. l. il Js-s
dior fair. Or generous rhss ~s sh0uIc D. =
Ielgtet rom legisi.tios, white taxes are sm
~ posed upon " without cur e0nsen'p'
Governor O " j. ore Of the late rs5e
=. minority Of the psop.s q Ssush c.ruhaa
ID TIA, mincriiy denies 20 the large msjoris,
elsny soire whatever 10 mskios the is~s b
N, hich ,bey are gcserssd Or in Iesyire ,h'
st-Itsxes which they must D.y. is j. Iasl .
ss-fsir. Or e sero0s. 'hat the iour huadrst shap
er,ssnd lsyaI blacks u South Csrolins sheai
be exeIuded net only issn al rePreser
20 ssrion 10 Congress. bu: from al voice 10 a
Gu a-llegis.tion Of their oxn State. ''~hsis tsxs
ioIsre imposed on them vIshous sheir consents
J olive measure Gov Orr in his o~n bushe
toIwhenever be will bring hrs ,aree hundrs
,vslthoussnd confederstss 10 lse late rsbeilis
10 accord 70 Their loyal black fellow Car
: ssIfnisss the rights sIresdy euisssd BY thea
~. selves, ~e wiIl 60 our asmos, 20 nave NJ
re- sD.i bs- cy,sesss~- samisted 10 seats
Congress-
r. nss this fair vsy. ere We not
! honcr tornd % sssnd by our feti1v uhsonis
/. lcs South CsroIin.. who. thOugh mai7riy
Ithe xhoIe people are denied BY orr s O
al voice 10 n.kieg tns lass b which Nh
.-lsre gosernedf whea he an1 his set :
ready 10 Do isslies % their unionIsi fell
eitizeus- ~s will snirsat Congre-s - D.
u. generously bY then Bat then no eazsaii
~. viii Be NEEDED
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TAirt Dsries-MsIor John p Simpson.
Of Jsf-rsos; CslsssI Prank Ener-cn. of
Js<kssus Captain , A Spencer. Of jsa- \
niszs-
Fssrrh Disuiet--CoIonel james Gsvin.
sf Decatur; Colsasi Hu.h ID CsIligher. q
Ri,ly; Colonsl Joan 2 Cheek. u Dear
born-
r.frh Di-rris,-Gerer.l 3 Meresith. OF
wsyne; Nsjo~ Will @ MoresB, Of Hsnry y
Cs,t.in G c Dale o Hsary.
Ssxrh Di~srier-CsisneI c b Skss. 81
M.risa, Nsjsr u n csnkIin. Of Msrion !
Captain yohn " Finn. .; shelby
Seventh Ds-,nes-C,lsne Rosess Sre~ !
.rt- Of vigs; CosneI Jesse I AIexsnder.
ssf Ox<n; Captain w Lane. OF Pssssm-
Y Eixhth nisuict-GsrersI Mshion ID
lNsns0a, ef Nonsgoner; General Resben
&c E<e. Of Bosse; CoIoseI w c Wilson, Of
lTipFecsnoe-
Ninth District General Crsh.n n Fitch
lof C.ss. Col01sl Soruaa B Eddy. Of s.,
sIoseph; Cspt.,. p B TAe@.s Of Pulsski-
TeutA ADIsrrisi-Colonel b Melons id
of Whitley, Captain Nsr<hsl. u Kosei1sko
iCsptzin James MeConseE, of Noble.
Elesenth D.strici-Gensra. Jsmes J
slack. Of HuE;ingtoa; C.p,.ia A } Hill. .
4 At.n<; ca .p,sin I Tsrpia. Of TiFssn-
III On nssion Of C0Iosel B. e Shss, IL -
"A Resolvet. Th,t the sbove exeeulive con
nirree, .irhoss delay either b. isins coop
IrslIou o. separately. are requested 10 ~
,oinr sub-eonnirtees in the eoonties IN
itoxn.hips Of taeir dis,riers. and ereulaf
mmetiateIy paper tor Tue signatures
lsoIIIers and sail9rs f.sSrsbls 70 the call e
sths ystioa.l Soldiers and Sailors Canver
Isiou, 70 held Il Cleveland. Oaio. On u
l7th day Of Septenber. 1856. watch coz
lvsntisn . hell 10 indorse the platform
de Philad<Iphis NstionaI Coavention. 81
lsuzr.in the po.iey si President Johnson
TIE foliswiBg resoIsti0n wss offered
N.f1rJ d. SIMPSON. Of Nsdison:
Resolves, That al soItiers and ssiIo'
-no have served in the FEDERAL srDy q
n.sy dsring the late rebellion. sni ihd0E
lths restoration policy Of President Jshn-s
are hereby sppoiated Delegates. ssdrssue
lel 70 aue.1 the Coasslraa and Mass Ne
ling n Cleveland on the l7lh d SePtsnb
1886
On uosisn Of CsPtsin John SchIsy is
RssolveS, That ths members Of the Ere
1--we C1nmittee are earnestly requested
aer ~Iihcar delay. and forward their lists
azn.iures. iron time % time, By nail,
Geaer.l Love. IniisnsPolis. % = % b.
al il By rhe I5rh day Of Septenber-
o. motion Of u.i H. y. Conkiin. j. :
Resolved. Thst oil papers in the 81
'fsv1rsbls % this obs Z, are respectfully
Iaasssed % copy sbs sbove pscessdings-
J0zs LovE.
Late Major General. President
Nv. BrAKE. late Co!ouei- Secretary
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Thew teII good story o. TOO bachelors
DO IN East. Who lived ; sort q . esi snd
dog life 10 their Deiga5pr's discomfoFt for
good many yesrs. tut xho hsd been =
camp meeting. xsre slightly converted, and
both Of them concluded 70 reform
-Bsothsr Toa, s.ys one. Shen hey bad
arrived - lkeir home. .'iet - sii down nos
sns PII Tell ysa vhat veil DO fos tell
me sII Of ny faults and I'll tell you u yo.rn.
and % ~erl kBo~ hoo % GET sDout amend
ing of 'en."
-Goodss says sroihsr Ton.
"weIi. you begis.-
aNo. you begin. brother joe
swell. 10 shs frst place. you fno~.
\ brc,her Ton, you will lie r
\ Crsrk goes brother Toms doubled hst
ibe,veen broshes Jos's "biinkers.' snd .
consii<rsbis Of -skirmmsge" ensned, IN
'lsill, in the course Of about ten minutes,
neither being able % come 70 time, rsfor-
nsiiss - postsd sine Dc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-09-08


Asthere may De some persons whose eyes
~ faIl upoa our paper. and the d'scnssion|
.e are stssnPting o. The subject Of the
frss proposed amendment 70 the Csns'l'n-l
'tisn. .ho hsse some regard for shs opinions
|sf Mr.. Lineoln. upos the qsession i1votved-
|se give ths, opiBioa . oppressed sy hin
In . speech a. Colsnbss. OHIO. after he
lesnvsss 9Th D01glss-
Il riII ssy. then, that an no.. ssr never
have been 10 favor Of bringing about in any
wsy, The social and political equality y6viih
!! the whi.e and black races; that - not,
\ s0r never have been. in favor Of making
voters o. jurors Of negroes. nor Of qualify
ling then 10 hold ci5ce o. insernsrry With
lrhs White people; and ill ssy. 10 sddi.
.|sior to this, ihss there i = physicsI difsr'
,lenee between the white and black races
u vhieh. I believe, viii forever forbid the TO
,lrsess Iivisg together On terms ef social ans
u poliriesI esusIisy- And inssnueh - iheI
-Issn not . I've uhiIs they 90 remain togesh
-'sr. there nsst be the posirioa ef supefie
s'ssd inferior. snd !. . mach o any oshr
Inss. an 10 favor Of having The supene
i Iposisioa sssigssd o the Waite race
!. Hs- ds>s this sssrsspsad sish ihe pro
Iv.ioss of ths sissI righss bill. shi<h q
'flrsn,ss % phes shs TOO rsess spos -sps'
J. la ssualiy before sh< Las sst dsssssss
,fIAsssy pesalriss upss ssy citizen - -
ioGssr - shsll tis<siniasss sessess y
,-lshs ,us rsess Hsu soss q earssposd sis
J IsAss psrt q the psopssed s.sstssss q q
ICssssisssios wkish ds<lArss blacks - se