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FIbiir Meeting,
LEwIsEURG. WEST Va,
March oath lstG

MdiCh %4tu; lCbO.
At a public meeting of the citizens OF
Greenbrier county, held at the Court
House IN Le0isburg Oh Saturday, March
Oath, 1906. pursuant to previous notice
Dr. Wm Il. Anderson was called 10 tbs
Chair aud Thomas / feamester elected
Secretary On motion OF II ii Math
ews, that a committee lie appointed to
prepare business fCr the meeting, tbe
President appointed the following gen.
tleman
II M Matthews. Hon samuel Price
R +. Dennis p. Beirne aud A, c Sny
der, who after a brief consultation re
ported the following preamble aud reso
lutions which we're unauimon.ly adopt
ed
PRE4MpLE.-W the people OF Green
brier recognize the great importance OF
at once Organizing a conservative party
IL this State in order to present more for
midable opposition to the radical dis
union party, and to afford more efficient
aid to the President Of the United States
IN the action of his plau If Tecoustruc-
ton Be it therefore
Resolved ist. That Hon samuel
Price, Thomas Mathews, Col B. II Jones.
DEE Caldwell r + Dennis. H NJ
Mathews Jos, Teamest0n, D s. Houn.
she'll. James o Cary, Thomas Henning.
DR.. Nelson, John Lipps. j E Caldwell
John Gearing, Samuel kincaid. William
I. Boswell, James Doran. z F Morris
D. Kirkpatrick. William Hail, Dr. 7.
Callison Elijah May H F Hunter Jes-
Sc Bright. John Stuart Mathew Ar
buckle, Il P Brown, & P Renicb Dr.
G Smith, R H Gillilald. DR.. c A Ru-
peri, NJ Clung Jacob ATgabrite James
Jarrett, C " Buster Oliver Curry
James W. DAVIS. Jehu SYdanstrickeT
j J Livesayr James Erwin r Adair
Mason Price, Thomas Mann, DR. ! VIII
liams. t Quinn, Capt A Miller. Thomas
Anderson aud 4 Lewis be and are hereby
appointed as delegates TO attend the
Convention to be held at Cl3rksbuTv Oh
the 18th day Of April next
Resolved I'd. That III the absence OF
any OF said ielegatg- u Lamb O 5
Long james Paul Robart Johnston
John 5 Holman Caleb B0ggess Johb
] Ds7is and BENJAMIN Wilson aTs
hereby appointed as alterhatas
Resolved, Sd, That the test oath and
registration act, the act imLairin, the
freedom of speech and OF the press-tha
act conferring authority upon the Judge
the 9Th Circuit to I'll vacancies in said
Circuit and all class legislation. and
acts discriminating between the rights
Of citizens sTe unconstitutional aud "a
violation OF the fundamental principles
of Republican government, aud are in
tended to peTpetuate the power Of the
radical party III the State
Resolved. 4th That it is the duty oi
every citizen who possesses the quali6sa
tions of a voter, required by the CouS+S
tuition TO appear as soon as possible be
fore the Registrar Of hi- Township aud
reouest that his name be registered
Resolved, 9Th. That the Editor of tht
Ie1isburg Iims5 be, ani be is hersbI
requested to publish il hia paper the re
cent address CT Daniel Lamb, in tehal
of the conservative committee in Wheel
| ing.
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Local items.

Almost 4 FIRE Night before a5t
there was almost FIRE at Washington
Hall The game curtains which decor
ated the "Post-ofice' corner Of the ba-
zaar, caught FIRE from lamp and were
entirely consumed For time there
was considerable of stir, but fortunate
ly the flames were eztinguished before
any serious damage was done
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Banking House Suspended,

ROCHESTER,, April 5.-The banking
house of Ward & Bro, in this city sus-
pended today after run OF three days.
They held deposits to the amount of
about 100000 They express the belief
that they can. ia the end pay all demands
The house held too much real estate and
other property not Immediately avail
able There is considerable excitement
here today, but it will probably subside
The other banks snd bankers are con-
sidered sound
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New Jersey Legislature.

TRENTON, N. j., April 5.-The proba
bilities are that there will be ne Joint
meeting of the legislature and Senator
elected The resolution to 60 into Joint
session to-day failed by the usual vote in
the House The Senate resolution to ad-
journ sine die tomorrow at twelve
o'clock was concurred in The lobby is
comparatively clear, most of the ope-
rators having gone home and given up
the contest.
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Naua Grar. Naa Yark.

New YORK, April 5.-The Herald's
Washington special says Senator Wade
has prepared an amendment which he
will offer when Senator Sumuar brings
up the bill for the Paris Exposition, that
no money be paid out under that bill
until after Louis Napoleon withdraWs
the French troops from Mexico, This
will give rise to debate which; if al
lowed to proceed will reopen the whole
French Mexican question
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Expis.isn al F5Mer3y,

CINCINNATI, April 5.--Two heavy
boilers III the bar department OF the
Pomeroy iron works, at Pomery, Ohio.
exploded this morning, killing Que man
snd boy and seriously WaundiIg eig lit
or ten others Damage done to the
FORKS about SIS $50,
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S.esnsEsai disaster

MosHE, April 5,-The schooner kd
gene from Pensacola reports the dsstrue-
ton by IRE OF the United States steamer
Convoy. Capt Williams, caused 6y over
turning lamp il the engine room Ihe
Captain ana crew we're obliged to escape
il boats IL their night clothes One
nersOn killed sui several injured Moth
;pr vas saved
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THf GUESTS "A number Of the Balti,
more ffremen who have been hare on a
visit to thair friends Of the United Fire
Company. of this city, left last night for
thsir homes They expressed themselves
highly pleased with their brief sojourn
III our city
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RRoKF JAN Two young men, named
Gideon Wells aud DUDLEY Con, escaped
from tie Morgantovn iail lev nights
since
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OI. ZANE & CO,

4 F0SETGN AND DOMESTIC VINES a2o
TS1rcrs, Manufacturers Of Pure Catavra VINES
Quincy Street between Main ana MaTket StS.
Wheeling. Va. keep constantly on rana bI&E tics
S;ryiials. ct-: Old RE ana Bourbon " hi7s7c5
sep20
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C1ScINSAT1, O, April 5.-A fire at
Sedamsville, Ohio, destroyed SIX dwell
ipss belonging to the Ohio and Missis-
siSpi railroad company. Loss $4,000.
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2 /. BERRY s 90.

--.5VFAGTURERs AND BEtE =
Frs in Ha-Tserlsid Oil Well Rope Mani
=. Hemp. Jute ani Cotton Cordags 6ishing
TccI;ia Lines Iwiues, Tar. Pitch, 0akuII
3;ocSs Tsrpauiils Fire Ericb Tile ana Clay
.iur hose. Betting ana Packing No q WateT
street WEaeliGy ". VI. mAlH''H
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BUSINESS CARDS,
DIR. Z. J. HEN MIG,

TEsET FETSTGEiS'
II rs IGNORED his odice 10 Union street r9-
.vse- Market 21i fourth Once roUrS 'Fc'n
. = .. e: {" ?. - % { Z
mi
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WHEELING
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY
French 4 American C0rSetS
HT0TLR REsPECTFULLT IN

Nav OUED hb IrSIEh 1H
w VIE the attention Of the ladies' Of tbs
ctT and vicinity 70 the fact that they have open
cd store at No l6i Main street, with large
ana well assorted stock OF Skirts CSrssts ana
skirt Supporters Of tie latest All ulost ap'
proved 5tyIes
Having been engaged f0T i5az uiss IL al :i:
cIusivelT wholesale business We tsTe acquired
extensive facilities for procuring goods IL oC-
lire CT the most reasonable terms ana edsI tEetc
70 tbe pubic st the lowest eastern prices
CouEtTT merchants are particularly tETit2l .
come aud seq sTT oct CGfcTe PUE5 EaSisE si5S-
TEeTe
Skirts pzTcE.59 ! ~ Cox stoTs VII C r-T2i7e2
We sis0 MAKE saT s7a ~ Hoop -siTjs 70 cs-
der.
oar retaii department. sc - cGaTse CT co1P:-
IsSj lsiiss
CUhEN SEAIFLLHER : 60
itl Nam street ole d0oT Jsi0W zaGeiT.s
UT5 Goods stoTe wheeling " "
mJiG y
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Sc- airing: Va e q " :
JOHN PFARR,

AIANUFil TU6 & AZ Of ias
NI KINDS Or CARRIAGES Marker SSeS1
Wheeling Va. ......-,
EYRepairiIs done CT tLa shortest notice
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BANKS
Merchants National Bank
OF WEST VIRGINIA.

Capital paid n..........----.. s1oO'oo"'
T'HEs nANK sUCCEh Ds TO 4 IL 4
i business Of the Merchants and Mechanic
Hauk OF Wheeling 1t Is Designated peposi
tory and Financial Agent OF the United states.
and Is prepared TO do Legitimate Banking Dust
ness
PTssidsat-ROBEET CRAkGLE.
Directors Thomas s seensy L > DslapiaiB
Jas c. Acheson, John DOnlOn Jacob Berger, A
Allen Howell I Nelson Vance. James Dalzell
jani7ly 5 BRADY, Cashier
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FROM OoDBRIDGF COUNTY

Meeting in Mcclellan TawRsEiP-
appointment 81 Delegate - State
Convention.
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WILLIAM KRYTER,

.SRaCT1CAI. PLiJNHEb AS1
GAS FIITkR NG IOnfOe II. Wheel
CSorisTs r5aG tLs county aIferiei 1. al
- notice ssplO
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

ed to reflect upon the integrity and personal
motive of General ScorT. We believe him to
be very fair, and candid man, and not at all
disposed to impose any unnecessary evils
upon the community. But we think his
judgment has been somewhat at fault. We
would also tako occasion to say that we learn
from the General that the remarks quoted as
his in our Yesterdays issue in reference to our
loyalty was not correctly reported by the cor
respondent of the Now York; Times, that he
made no such assertion, nor was the report in
accordance with his Vows
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~ AL recommendations Intended for publication g.
this journal must be addressed to Tie Editor 0j
The Daily Ne,0S No. 18 HGyre- street, ChGr'est01.
s. q. Business Communications 70 Publisher OF
Udiiv Netos.
We cannot undertake o return rejected conns,tntco-
tions
Advertisements outside Of The city must be acconpa-
MED toith TIE cash.
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and regaia. Eighteen Lodges, four Encamp-
ments, Grand Encampments and Grand Lodges,
1. o. o. F., had their regular meetings in this
building; also, several Masonic Lodges, the
Druids, and other large, well-kuown and flourish
ing societies. They all lost everything. Not a
particle of furniture, and none of the valuable
regalia were saved 1t was the most popular hall
in the city for largo assemblies.
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.n,be a .>Ap. - ahNVS IVAN l'thD AZ
sCAJsD anew >nn wonderful SEWING MAOHIHk
he only ooeap ne enceneeds Address shAW q GLAZE
bdSafori Main. EopIein Oar 10
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THE UNDERSIGNED

THE UNUERSIGNEU
TTAs JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM ENGLAND.
Ill ABOUT 1000 YARDS OF sUPEkFINE OORFEDrr
kRATE GREY CLOTH manufactured expressyfor civil.
ians summer and early fol- wear in the South. Will
be sold in Suits. or small lots. Aso In bond, about
5000 yards OF heavy GREYS for winter.
n. These aha les will always be inund my store
HENRY TNENCHAhD formerly q tn manufacturer
for the Co federae States Army, Nos. IT and l8 Ex.
change street Charleston, D. @.
H5- Will barter tor WOOL limo June 28
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THE SUBSCRIBER

COLLECTS PATRON ,GE IN THE FOLLOWING ME-
y CBANICAL WORKS, to wit: Repairs Weighing
Scales Letter Presses Printing Presses: makes and
pairs Hostins Machines for Stores; makes all kinds Of
Wrought and steel Ploughs with Without stocks Also
o general run Of BLACKSMITH WORK; also Wheel
wright Work In general. AkCH'D MLLEIsH,
II ~ ..-ta,
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DI Stpf.UTl,,S,

DI SOEUTl,sS.
THE C0PARTNE. SHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
1 In this city under the firm Of z OF, RS 4 sALAS
diss Ived I'd April last, ny written agreemont
Ether partner, their attorney, will sign liquidation
only. A. u. De- OrrEJ.
r. P. SAL Al.
Charleston. July 8. 1856.
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VIZ Ant e D-A G. OOD BASS SIsGER
GAM at this office. 2s Juiy ts
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Wo havo been looking over our Southern
exchanges, endeavoring to learn the public
sentiment in regard to General GRANT's last
order. Our readers may remember the or
der in question, but that they may again
be possessed of its bearing, we present it be-
low
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TNHE UNDl RsTGNfD WILL CONTINUE THE BUsI.
Il MESS under the name and styIe OF S,LAs &lO.
+. p. SALAS,
Per Attorney. b. sALAs
Julv o 10
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WANTS.

WANTED To HIRE, A SMALL. HOUSE
w containing 4 rooms. Address A. b. Conrior
Office, stating rent, location TO JnIv 10
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FOR SALE.

EINOR Sale, TEN-HURSE STATIONARY
IL fN0INE AND BOILER, now running, and som
shaf,ing and pulleys. Apply at this alice.
July 10 90
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E>ON SALE.-A GRIST MILL, WITH FOUR
l. Horse Engine attached Apply at No. SO BEAU.
FAiN-SIREET, two doors west of Rutledge.
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DISSDLUI
TENHE FIRM OF HuaEK AND HA8ELL IS THIS DAY
Il dissolved by mutual consent
The business VIII, hereafter be conducted by @. K
HUaER who is authorized to settle the affairs of the
1ate Firm.
BENThEv % D. HAsEuI General Partners.
NJ. K JLsUP CO., Special partnera
July IT 10
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THE Ct,PARPN NERSIIIP
TIT ERET. FOREEX STING BETWEEN JOHN KRNI-
IL flick and A. d. BARBOT, in carrying Drug
Business at No. 48 Broads rect has been dissolved by
the death OF the former.
he business will be hereafter conducted by the
undersigned under tie name of GEDDIN6S & BAR
BOT. Dr. j. r. 81 uRDDIN(iS
July 16 A. v. BARBOT.
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THE UNDERSIG>
TTAs ASSOCIATED WITH HIM IN THE PAINT OIL
IL AND GLASS BUaINESS, Mr. GEORGE W. WAR.
Rem. The business will he eater be conducted in the
name OF ALBEE & WARREN, No. 40 MARKET
STREET. CHARLES H. ALpEE.
July
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COPARTNE- SHIP NOTICE.
fTHHE COPAhTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il under the name and style OF AUSTIN ALBEE
has this day dissolved, according articles of agree
ment. (Signed.) EARLER AUSTIN.
CHARLES Il. ALBEE
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-06-16
Order of Gen. Meade.

Gen. Meade issued the following
Saturday morning, 9th inst, at Malone
New York:
'All persons assembled at this place.
in connection with or in aid Of the Fe-
MAN organization, for the purpose OF
invading Canada, are hereby ordered,
in compliance with the Presidents
proclamation, to desist from their en-
terprisc and disband. The men of the
expeditionary force will, on application
to the officer Of the United States for
ces, on giving him their names and res
licences, and satisfying him that they
are unable to provide their own trims,
portation, be provided with such to
their homes, and all officers below the
rank Of field officers, who are unable To
provide their W transportation. will
he furnished with such on giving their
names. Officers above the rank OF
field officers will be required to give
such bonds as may be satisfactory to
the civil authorities, it beiig the deter
mination of the Unitcl States Govern
ment to preserve neutrality, and the
most stringent measures having been
taken to prevent all accessions of men
and material, the Commanding Gene
raj trusts that these liberal offers will
have the effect of causing the expedi-
ton now hopeless to be abandoned,
and he confidently expects that all
those who have any respect for the au-
thority of the United States, will con-
form to the requirements of the Presi-
dents proclamation, and of (which, il
not promptly obeyed, a sufficient force
will be brought to bear to compel ODE
dicnce."
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N u r S c r ! E S .

During the last five years they have fully
shared with the rugged fortunes of the
Southern people, and this Spring they are
only able to offer
Apple Trees
for sale. Next Spring they hope TO add
other fruits.
Fully convinced that Apple orchards. to
be profitable at the South. must be chiefly
composed Of SOHthcrN gurictics, they have
been engaged for more than eight years
past in collecting from all parts of the
South, the most
Favol.itc Kinds,
and they have now on hand over ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY VARIETIES,
which they can offer with the utmost con-
lidencp.
We are fnvorahly situated for shipping;
and packing will brdonc with the greatest
care. We have not raised our prices. We
still sell at
20 dollars per hundred, and
17J " thousand.
All we ask is that our friends will pay Us
CASH. or it, equivalent.
We have been twenty years in the bust
ness and desire to sustain and increase our
reputation. Planters may therefore rely
upon having the trees true 10 naHc.. Or
dcrs respectfully solicited.
Mar. 3. 1866. tt CHERRY u co.
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BLOWN UP.-A negro boy, named
Edmund, says the Atlanta Era, was out
cunning on Saturday. In the course of
his days sport his supply of ammuni-
ton became exhausted. He found an
unexploded shell and attempted to
empty the powder fromit I. While pros
ccuting his endeavors the shell explo-
ded. His body was literally torn to
pieces. He was buried through the
generosity Of white persons who had
formerly known remployed him. Ed.
mund was formerly Il slave to a gen
tleman in Meriwether county.
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Why is matrimony like besieged
/city? Because those who are in want
to get out, and those who arc out want
to get in.
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NASEIVILLE


Representative Organ of the People and
largest circulation in the City and State.
TIIE WEEKLY BANNER is the cheapest
l. and best newspaper now published in
Tennessee. containing the freshest news
and most reliable information. Its propri-
etors spare no pains nor expense. to make
it Il first class paper. ana claim that it tie
serves the cordial support of the people.
1t will contain the daily city Police Re
ports. Market Reports. Legislative Reports.
T%elegraphic Reports. together with every
item of local interest occurring during the
week. Its Commercial character is cstab-
lished in the fact that its uniform correct
ness i'm giving quotations. has created Il de-
mand for it by all who look to this market
and the East. We give also in each weekly
issue u considerable amount of Agricultu-
raj reading of value to farmers and others.
TERMS :--One copy II year 50; IL cop
les $50; % copies. $50; 80 copies, $50; Al
copies, $50
We are not responsible for losses in the
mail. should any occur, unless letters are
registered. Address
ALBERT ROBERTS & CO.,
june2 Nashville. Tenn.
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~InSOlYent Notice.

HAVING suggested the insolvency o.
the estate of Hezekiah Faris, deceased. no
tice is hereby given to all who have claim.
against said estate to file the same with thu
Clerk Of the County Court of FRANKLIN
County. Tennessee. on or before the 1st day
of October next or the same will be barred
JOHN g. ENOCHS,
mayl2 i'm Administrator.
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T
BANKING HOUSE
A. WIRELESS g. Co.
rs UNION STREET, NASHVILLE,

% UNION STREET., NASHVILLE,
nEALERS in foreign and domestic EX-
hcllange, Uncurrent Money, Gold and
Silver, Government Vouchers, State and
United States Bonds, Foreign and Domcs-
tic Bills.
They take great pleasure in calling the
attention of their old friends. and the ira
ding public generally, to the fact that their
banner is again unfurlcd, and they respect
fully ask Il share Of their patronage. Be
low are our rates for uncurrent Bank
notes, etc.:
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Though the following, which we find
in the Canton Miss Citizen, relates
to one of only an inferior order Of bru.
fish men, yet we think it justiiies some.
what a general reflection that man is
not as one of his species has claimed
that he is 'the paragon of animals
At least we have never known a horse
or an ass. nor q mule, as bad as this
negro. The Citizen gives this account
of which it styles unparalleled bar
larity:'
The most cruel and barbarous act OF
which we ever heard, was that related
to us on yesterday, by a gentleman of
unquestionable veracity. 1t was as fol
lows: \ negro man in the employment
of Mr.. Washington G.. Steen, of Steen's
Creek, Rankin county, a few days since,
was blowing 4 mule which was some
what refractory, and not as tractable as
thenegro wished, so becoming enraged,
he unIoosed the mule from the plow,
tied a rope to his tongue, and then Sc
curely fastening it to q tree, beat the
animal at such n terrible rate as to
cause it to pull out its tongue by the
Riots, from the effect ~ofwhich, togeth-
er with the beating that it had received,
caused death to terminate the suffering
of the poor brute. Such a cruel deed
should bring the heartless perpetrator
to immediate and severe punishment
yes, the rope without judge OF jury
We have not heard whether the negro
was arrested or not"
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On Friday, sth inst, Hon. Dan. W
Voorhees,. of Indiana, was presented
by his Washington friends and admirer;
with a costly walking cane.
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W. \. DUDLEY, ISenatc.
B.. +. BUCKNER, House.

We hope that the next time that this
sanctimonious Major General and Com
missioner Of the Frccdmen's Bureau,
gets up to preach and cXhort, as is his
wont, his hearers will not forget that
the press of Kentucky has denounced
him as an 'infamous liar" and that
the Legislature of that State has sol
EMMY confirmed the denunciation.
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The father of the peasant who sav.d
the life of the Gar Of Russia has been
ire called'' from Siberia, where he was
in exile.
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TABLE OF FIGHTS.

a box 2ixl6 inches. ~ deep. holds I barre.
a box l6xl6la in- s deep. holds bushel.
a box sxSl4 inches. 8 deep, holds I peek.
"A box Aka inches, AZ deep. holds = gallon
A box ixi inches. % deep, holds l quart
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The grand jury at Richmond has in.
dicted John G. Breckenridge for treas.
/. on and high crimes.