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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-01
FROM BOSTON.
Meeting of the Impartial Suffrage
League-They DenOunce Presi-
denl Johnson.


dent johnson.
BosToN, May 3l.-The Impartial Suffrage
League held meeting in Fanienl Hall at
noon to-day, at which Governor Bullock
presided. The meeting, though not large,
was enthusiastic. A series of resolutions
were presented, which declare:
1st. The same spirit which caused the re-
belliou still threatens to postpone, and it
may, unless conquered, prevent benifcent
and permanent peace.
81. The consummation of the work of Ma
tiOnal security and safety demands the
earnest cooperation of the entire loyal peo-
pie.
Sd. Thanks to Congress for its courage,
firmness and fidelity in resisting the ad-
mission of rebels to Congress.
4th. The true doctrine of reconstruction
Is that defeated rebels have no civil or po-
litical rights which loyal men are bound to
respect, and that all loyal men, without re-
gard to race or color, are entitled to equal
rights as citizens of a Government which
derives its just powers from the consent of
the governed.
9th. The restoration of political power to
the authors of the rebellion would be an
act of unparalleled political folly.
9th, The exercise by Congress of the
power to exclude the whole people of the
rebel States from representation, involves
the power to exclude a part and to admit a
part.
7th. The right of Congress to prescribe
the qualifications of voters for the election
of President, Nice President and members
of Congress, is essential to the harmonious
working of our republican system, and to
the very existence of our republican Gov
ernment.
9Th. Sectional animosities had their origin
in denying equal civil and political rights
to all men before the law.
9th. Calls upon Congress to carry out the
principles of the foregoing resolutions.
Hon. Mr.. Kee, of Kentucky, Col. Stokes,
of Tennessee, and ex-Gov. Boutwell,, made
speeches in support of the doctrines OF the
resolutions, complimenting Congress and
severely denouncing President johnson.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-01
A Single Box Of BRANDRETH,S

Single Box of. BRANDRETH,S
PILLS contains more vegetable extractive matter
than twenty boxes of any pills in the world besides;
tty-hve hundred physicians them in their prac-
tice to the exclusion af other purgatives The first
letter OF thoir value is yet scarcely appreciated.
When they are better known. sudden death and con-
tinued sickness will be Of the past Let those who
know them speak right out in their favor. 1t is
duty which will save life.
Our race are subject to redundancy Of vitiated
bile at this season. and as DANGEROUS as tits prev
alent; but Braudreth's Pills afford an invaluable
and efficient protection. BY their occasional use we
prevent the collection .sEsthose impurities which.
whenin sufficient quantities, cause somuch danger to
the body's health. They soon cure Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia. Loss of Appetite, Pain in the Head,
Heartburn, Pain in the Breast-bone, Sudden Faint
ness and CostiveneSs. Sold by all respectable Deal
ers in Medicines.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-01

AUGUSTA, GA, May 31.-In the case of
w. Law, contestng the constitutionality of
the test oath, as applied to lawyers in the
U. S. Court at Savonnah, Judge Erskine
to-day decided that the act of Congress,
approved January a. 1865, so far as it was
intended to apply to this case, is repugnant
to the Constitution of the United States.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-01

MI GRIMES. from the Naval committee, report
ed. with Hmehaments the bill 70 deh0e the nut ber
The actlve list Of tho navy to he one Admiral one
Vice Admiral 10 Rear Admirals. 20 Commodores,
so Captains. 90 Oonmehders. ls0 Lieutenant Com
and in other grades the namber now required by
law. including the retired list The total number
of Rear Admirals is not TO exceed a.
After Executive session. adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-01
FROM CINCINNATI.
The Turf-Faste.t Time ON Record.

/ CINCINNATI, May 31.-At the Buckeye
race course yesterday, the first race, mile
heats best three in five, three entries, was
won by Underwood's four year old Rcvol-
yer, full weight. Time, second heat, 1:4411z.
This is considered the fastest time on rec
ord. lg1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-01
Baltimore Market-May 81
PhiIsdeIDhIn MorLe,-w.,

Philadelphia Market-May 81.
FLOUR-Quiet; superhne $sss IS; extras 500
| changed.
RlE--AdVanced to 81 20;
CORN-Firn at sac.
COTT0N-Steady at 40R4Ic
WHISKY-Steady: Ohio aL 50 2s; Pennsylvania
81 259)1 26.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-01

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Es-
say of Warning and instruction for Young Men.
Also Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers, with sure means Of relief. Sent free Of
charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address, Dr. J.
SKILLIN HOUGHTON. Howard Association. Phil
adephia, Pa. aprll7d&MSm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-01

Dutcher's Dead Shot for Bedbugs
Kills upon touch, curls them up as FIRE does leaf
and remains of permanent effect. Try il. and sleep
in peace. sold by all live druggists. era
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-01
Cholera Cholera.

IT, Is COMlNGl All should be prepared to ward
1t off, not ony by the adoption OF proper sanitary
means, but by having at hand some effectua remedy
Tor ready use when the dreaded disease appears. Il
is the opinion Of eminent Physicians that most cases
OF Ch9lera can be readily curedif proper remedy
is used early. Such remedy we now offer to the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-01
FROM ST. LOUIS.

SntnnS Enissary'S on the Ram
PnRe-They EXPeI IA Clergyman
for UnmasIGins their 1HideOus
DeiOrmilies.
ST. LOUIS, May 3!.-Rev. VIM. Ferguson.
Commissioner from the GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
Presbytery, was expelled from the Old
school Assembly to-day for writing Offens-
i've letters to The OHIO STATESMAN, and for
which he could not make satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION. The vote for expulsion was very
large. This is the worst case of the kind
that ever occurred. The motion for expul-
sion was made by DR.. Krebs.
Drs. West and BOardman spoke on the
Louisville Presbytery case. The Assembly
decided to take a vote on the above case at
ten o'clock tomorrow.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PROF. H. ANDERSON's
DER MI ADORI

Is A LIQUID for external application. valuable
j. chemical combustion, discovered by celebrated
Cbemist=wauanted to cure Inflammation in ali
cases OF Wounds, Bruises, Sprains Burns, Inaam-
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Glands. Inflammation Of the Eyes, Broken Breasts
Frozen Feet, Chilhlans, Piles, Pmples on the Face
bee Stngs, and all Sores the human flesh is heir TO-
On Horses and Cattle it cannot be excelled for the
cure of Calls, Caks, Sprans, Wounds and ali
hurts on animals. 1t never fails to cure if used as
directed.
D, RANSOM & CO., Proprietors.
may O-mchI7-dtw&w4m-D Buffalo.
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BANKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE & co.

Corner wall d Nassau Sts., New York.
In connection with our houses in Philadelphia and
Washington, we have opened a NEW YORK
HOUSE at above location and offer our services to
Banks Bankers and Investors for the transaction of
their business in this city, including purchases and
sales of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, STOCKS. BoNDs
AND GOLD. We are constantly represented at the
Stock Exchange and Gold Beard, where orders sent
us are promptly filled. Wekeep n hand aiu supplv
of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL ISSUES,
buving and selling at current prices, and allowing
correspondents the most liberal rates the market
affords. .. rs- go
JAY COOKE & CO.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-01
New York maTkeL-mey 70,

middng - ''S''O' iof
FLOUR Opened more active and a shade srms,
put closed dull and 59l loo lower Ss 25Bs So for eS
& Ia 3UHte % oORS eO Tor common 10 good shipping
trade brands. w LUZ
MHiSkY-Steady western at 50 2sHaa ~.
MHEAT-Op9ned quiet and firm; but closed dull
and Ie2c lower; % 1902 - for good 10 prime new
No. milwaukee,, and ~ 10 prime old Amber Mich
gan. -'"
1GORN-Under large receipts and pressing desire
70 reaIlEe win and advance foreign freiRhts has
declined 3e4c per bu.heh 7s9sOc for damaged new
mixed western sO9S3JSe for sound do aaoat closi ng
~ SUgeIci ooSoIbc tor western yellow, and eec for
Old mixed western, delivered F-F
- OAIS-Dull and lc lower; 51a59Ic for western
One cargo OF State sold at TO-,
PEIkOLEU M-Dull 97927 &c for Crude, and -
fore6ned in bond.
POkK-Steady with a fair business; Sso sI.I@
% 70 for old do. and s24 25924 50 for prime Also.
l6OO hrls new mess, for June, July ana August'
sellers and buyers option at $50 2593O u.s.
BEEF-Steady at $l6 a2l for new plain mess and
vi 50g24 90 for new extra mess.
BEEF HAMS-Firm at S47a4s
CUT MEATS-Steady; i2J19I3sfc for Shouldsrs.
and l79 l8bsc for Hams
BACON-Quiet and nom inal.
LARIl=Quiet and steady at lR92215c.
BuLIER-Heavy At SO939c for Ohio, and 30945c
CHBEsE-Quiet at s92Oc. .....r
baltimore Market-May 81.
EhOUR-Firmj western extra spring at SIl so.
.WHEAT-Dull and scarce. 0-I'
C0kNS-Steadj; yellow at 9l992e.
OATS-Frm at 76c.
RQElSIONS-Steady.
LARD-221c. ..f
MHiSKY-Drll and scarce: western at 81 2sX@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-01
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New YORK Money rnaYk.,-m.v a,

New YORK MONEY DTaFket-May az.
81 n0,EEY-harket continues easy at Ga per cent
IO9K D'oauy AZ lOsAG
GOLD-Stronger; opening at 1887. deolipine n
1888 enhancing y l40, and closing al 1897 y
atelV actiVe N' ""u ih"uef
FREiGHTs--TO Liverpool active and ,sd bot,sr,
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circulsr in Relation to tho Paymen'
of Bountiea
= WAR nEPARTMENT. 4 -.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUrAsr GEsEeAl's UEFlcF'
WAsutsqroy. Srptember 20. lsd


In, order to correct Interpretations In
respect TO the payment Of hnuntieS nnihor-
ized Al the last session of Congress, the Sec
fetary Ut War dir cls tAe following state
'ment TO be published; r....t --L.r. t.
I. The mayhem Of bountira to soldier nm
der The al OF COngreis has not brsn delay
ed. soon Ai,pf the adjonrnmrnt Of Con-
press Board, With 6 neral uaahy % presj-
dent, was orEau zed 70 prepare rules and reg
AL ,tions for the piynr'nt of ths ahthOrtz"d
'nounties This duty inr0lved the con 4idert-
,iorl of numerous acts of OrngTess asbd the
regulations AID practice OF several hhfrans /;
and upon IL dep-nis thu proper disbursement
uF over fifty millions OF dollars am'nr more
than 4 million " cltimnts. Tue Bbird le-
Is oted themselves .dilig 'nily 10 their work.
and, whEn.it " ~ ctnplrted, mNdr report ~
the Sesrrlpry Of War. Tue Vheer revised
the regulitions, and, vire ddhhs 10 re-
-spect to some OF the leg poinR d terininrd
.hy|the board, referred their report % the At
.iUraey Gener.l. Who, afler mature eonsiderA-
ton, advised cer:ain changes. The matter
vas again refereed 10 tie Botri, with IN
strnctions 10 revise and amend The reg'Ilh-
tons. THIS was dune, and tbs aHirniri rel,'
ulationA being apprnyed By the Attorney
(ieneral, were promptly puhlished, anh or
ders issued 10 ,rry thcmliIo effec'. Tive r. :
sl.tidns were prpparedunder the dirertion Of
,,tsrcrrary Of Wtt.withas much diligence &
the dilfi,ul.ies Of thr subject anl the laisni-
tude Of the disbursements would admit.
Sin respect 10 the order temporarily sus-
,sndluo payment of b'untes 60 rOhrrd
,rayps. Congress had manifested On anxious
d,sifp. hy amendmenps uf u'e act, 20 SEIZURE
tby,e bountie, tu the cplrred soldier, and 70
protsrt him against fraudulent ng, Dis and
s,sieurrs. Tue amonni OF these bouuiiss d
ssthiaied At ortfly tvrniY millions Of dol
lara. The Secretary OF W felt il bis duy
10 have the rrEnlsiiuns Of THE Pay D'pnrt
mrnI carefully revised 90 ~ 10 pfOtldr Hne
Sifi.ional chsrks thii might secnre ID
bounty ~ eolor-d soldiers. aud protect ih
Travury aaainst fraud. TIE subjerl W.,
therefore rsfstred 10 tIener,l O'nhJ's Bo"d
and bpon tnrir r-.rsrt bei'g m de piyrqeni
| OF these bunntiss Eas nrdsref' Allbsiiiert a.
/ Eeha fsfsqafsd hy justice g. ,hs eolnrfd AL
dItF anilbr ppblie usasary'Andtoe'Ty ,ni 'h'
maaii,g n pafpose. Of Cnagrrss. - ~ 70 plJ
,sssi6 SoIIisf, % kT ~ nNhs'hs tSas ~
.-t13 -r e.
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q e. -. Ill
lntht OF IL we nave Nueu .'lls. ilF y s, 9as
Tesshl canvass 'aha etpeel " %. y,
lHf pisllh uAueFstan ln.l ORng,siss W
gpl ster 1elnG enuotseu oy tne Peopie u,".- ~,
uon luIs, Jug host lhiportAnt thIuis .. HS
pal, We ao, not oelieve a'uM ~ ~ .eiuier
neosSs'"y w oI.' ~. 70 eA'fS ~ w ~ Nns
uPpl y,t ny " " " ~
Tue issue, anu iesi c0pn9snt tpiY sgch =
Course woull ieap q REIMBURSEMENT, saii hnu
ihignt ieaq !" 1isasIgr !. lof laithougn ! ,tus
Bre"t i'gV'ity S'''hoSS nun oi Co'''
psps "iH uhuoao'eu'J reiaA'n .asu sygg'y
sre Always shASus ~ lops'llp 'helptle'y si .Ct
ps'ng n2rf S9nssr,a'lEe lnfn tnfr assoei- t'}Ci
fts' anu saon ~ VIOLIN '1g Vln' W. W. AseP 81
lsp9, inat vne canvass was. aougat WIN the
lAPI.eu Pisuse'.h"' e'iH unAotns VI cue 'No''-
s.l'1s'V'l"l ,' WIS M y" y SSlssSsS
PISyPoSen u9insi.iA sa,E gsE.sp ,gt.
We nave Expressed ourselves s"ousy 4, ~
th'S paper, Dec9nsev" "e IEei rueseplEt ' Il'e
pohes Ol ouE deau arc ~ =, osIneUh sID |srfSeS'
oGg poues ale tners, Autle e1asleuas Fei
S1nsv'Dns S., g,ous our h; sh'ahugOa
WIN tne sep HVpi "tisil We ny g"Hs9 gP'H
.to. .s1lls ouFsriysS' Men 81 AMERICA !, we ,l
cSnnos lecol'vle % ourselves M tne ii'te in
stofe 'pp US, shOu'I. We oei oesetteu ny yoh,I
ana. Ye'"lli my oeHe'e tl@t yel aFs eaPApse
On oetrnyingus' ths, laefs:y 9ich W. 'wsA.
~ nANs SrySl41iilze ~ yoar lplqds afs .,-,
"a, F"aE lnal 'he usuFpMiVns Q. the rresi-
acn' canlYt 0e Iepduta'ed -Oy IegaHI'nB
'"s'n
: aeeeon"i LnNFeOe'S 'ann9t OerkePt ont OF
power ~ ytslEIHg tnehi AosHiole eoaifoi o. ths
lFss reOellious states anu al !, .5-.. q i,
1AiTq' ina! loyal men eannos oe secures
~ y. auy y; their riguts "alle aIl oineerS tae
's'+seS wneIS 'nev il'e, 1om UosefhoF .uoWn
lolgonStaois, are rampant FeVelsG ~ ~.
Hf know lhat ths views he5ein expressed
sre endorsed py almost Az oi the unloa men
'ei 81. IIe south oi All races snf IN olaer thNt
'lnsre may % no misuhdeFs.AndlnR.a 20 10
wu"' We wlSn 70 nave done, we repeat toet
w "sE congress g, paSs leF ptoYiainR ior
tbe 'eS'Apiishmenl " legal ciYlL governments
IN Ihe non-reeons'rueted states, anu that the
sald Law shall emoody tue following idehs' +
I. T. Ih"t no man VINO t"ok part an the. re-
eelllon shall be permitted 70 FotesOrs 'aolt
0nce'Al least unui W snni nave cpmpllsa
"'tl such conditions rs OcagresS may see d
70 IMPOSE !, I
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An Incident Of The PItlsturg Cor


Que Of the most impre sive iecidenfs OF
tbis or any other assealbHge was the adop-
tion Of The resolutions relating to the memO-
~ Of Nc. Lincoln. I'D. 49,
Gen. Hancall, OF Indiana, rose and said
tLat he had i matter Of business which he
abelieyed MOULD meet with the apprubaiion ~
ey cry .nIelnbeT OF the convention. The Philt-
delphiA aud Cleyelnd conventions had very
PROPERLY ne. lected to make any allu,io q
the fnrfndry Of our rnueh lamentpd binc0'n1
ibhtihe considered is apprOpriaie for this eoil-
yentiod to express their appreciation Of lb'.
great services repdered the country by tn
man who had been Ont rOmmln Ter. in-rhit
dnrlng the war. aud he desired 10 offer til
following res0lariOa s+-g rzv --
Is RE solved. That tue lDyAl, sQldiers Of thY
,URios profoundly cherish the meilDry Of tlr
last Chief Magistrate We aided to elect, th
martyr hero Abrili'tin Lincoln (; and we cai
hpOn'cOmrades m arms throughout the lanp
TO remsmt,er thai his life MAS taken by H.
meD who now clapps for equal rights viii
uA in the adininistration Of tie GoverninSn
A mdtiou then prevailed that the questioi
shohld' bestakpH by rising vote and in si
lence, wherruppp that vast assrmblpRe, mum
befug over i've thousand mtn, all Of whom
had been where tile souls oT men wrre tired
and marfy 6f'@iiOnis were manned for life
rose up AZ Ohelmln, agd ip perfect silence
and niang an eye which had seen the ,wOrs
sights prclentrd to the human gaze wlth0G
Weeping, Was dimmed with tears.
II was ~ affecting sight 20 see those wa \
worn veterans standing ~ il were in the prf
sence Of the mighty dead, and paying tribnt !
To The. nlln VINO most endeared himself q
the pemory OF his people. t-'
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GREAT STORM AT SEA-.
TERRIBLE DISASTER
Loss Of the Evening Star
F. AND OTHER SHIPS. y.h
Nearly Three Hundred Lives LOST
Damage to Other vessels.


SAv1NaAu, Oct. S.-4Rhs steamor-
Esening STAR from Newsforkstp 10 New
/, Orleans, foundered 1870 miles easl Of
Nv bee, with Two hundred and fifty
passengers ,and fifty crews Five Oh
slhe Grew, aud Frank Gerrad, pas
nsengcr, were savodas lgsi .5r ~-st-r
SAvANNAn, Ga. Oct. s.-A boat
from the Evening Star has arrived a &
F5fhandira, lsa. sSlIe len the steamer
Rtrh eighteen persons, including Capt.
Knapp. one lady and child. This bdat
capsized nine times the sixth time
the Captain was Loaf % Ia' -a D..
As the ste inicr Sylvan Shore left
!. .FrrnaniIna. a boat was reported com.
ing rs with Tie puraer andengineer
Four bohtsle the Bveniag Sur IA
she sank. The other twd Hre sup
puscd 10 have been swamped s 80
IS The schooner ;. y WariRg, from
I.NeS York, CIR Apalachiesln, put 10.
here Ia 1distrcGsed. She threw her
ticeIi had overheard The Waring
brought the chief engineer, pur@r.
two passengers and six Of The crsw at
tlp s,ealnor Evening Star, picked up
at sea. .T'faT Of-FiiiHHA I'D. g. =.
LnAR6BsroN. 0c; h8.--Telegrams
from New York annOuAce that the
steamship Andrew johnson, from
New York to CharlestOn. with vals
uable cargo. aBd 10 cabin and 20 sheer.
age passengsSs, was wrecked eR North
Hatleras NeinfoFmatiOny yUposrni8r
her pisseh hgers 6F crow h.S been fcs
ceivc,l. -
British steamer Queen Victoria fluh.
deFalaht sea ,oR chs 9th iBat., during
the RECEIPT storm, in latitude 33liegrees
8 minutes ahdz6iQhgtGoe. The epas
senaers Rbd crew were picked W YES.
! ierllay by the brig Pmnfret from New
York and were subsequently, iFlns-
!. fcrred 10 thc steamer Jtrnrs tiHry,
i from Wilmington, boiipd,p Billidi0He:
Two liFos were lost, The engineer
died from exposne spd the mate was
y she'd overheard. ThesrtorIn com
ncnc6d on the 2nd' afhS stvnmeE
sp une afaak on. iha3d - & 80 ''-l. %
: NEw Yoak. O,t 7.--.rhc s,sau1shiF
sshtisro Do Cabs, hsneO % tiss eSth
W. W. ~ - ttai r. Fe
- "A
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! 49, aLrlani Tasua.

rh.commiurs NJ gonjhprn LoyiliIiI ep-
roin !, A i,y ~ CbntrntiAh I7Ptiiadelphia. 70
slsS ,hs si6ms d Binsdla. ha' issu'a The isi,
- ~ ~ II .sea,uevpLn. oc,ohsr ~. 1850. \
y a, Lovaf p,oois of ". uqasd Ss,,'s y.
~. nnd,rsiSuei tnfmhertn she iC,aifait q
,.s snnoih,td,hy tBsiC 6ssniisn NJ Southern
.forkiisisl Ittity attkmblrdhn Ph'iade,gh'.'
10 visii tn tomb ~ onr iuafirff9ifrlsi.fn,,'
Ahrahsm Lin~oin. ~ q ts,ti tiwony Of W. ~ ~,
rnIralioa asi sSTctiSs , N rhics ths 49, s
nsa II he South Ssnsnbsf be slns's-hs''s
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Boothe EuIogized IN washinki0u.
The R,itfoiorr dmeriean's Vashjuvtotr npc.


eial sags iia
40 surprise " uiulIpsted AZ the remarks
enlogisiir ~ BOotbr, rep1tts'i IN have been
m ~ reernty'at Bedldrd, Pgnqsslsaaiis Ia 4.
for Booth and Dieis, and o7ers Of MONEY to
erect monuhsut tothe mediory or the f,s-
n,sr are tldly oreurrehdes. Siurt-thr Puesls
dsn,'4 opeu sympathy with the raen,ies nf.
Tie U-idn. eS-rrbels and rebel symnathisers
IN thit riir have rrrried fhefr heads hiQh
aud dfs beginning to talk boldly, -I-p
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-26

- lbeA. ARKOBkDING CANDIDATks---FOrG County
iqficsS.l$8 QOj7Sttet $40 90. ..,
JOB,PRNTIs9, ,qOf ell descriptions, neatly
eGechtedV +
m. All Communications tending 10 per-
sonal agrandikeaient or enolnment will be
charged the same as advertisements
AdVeFtlsenPntn n,lfl subscriptions con.
alnued uIiless ordered 90 bp stopped.
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A IovEtIsr NunnKn--(,,l R;n.,

A LoYKLIsr MnBREB.--Co Bina-
ham Oue nF ihr'i 3 a'horn LovaIsis, i.
xho Wac mt Or htei ~ apeak at
,,airU nn FiidsY nlgnt, pnuilshe.. A.
,4r in ths SI biDis plper.. Ia wbioh
he states that the erhxl 0,ma u,srs
arm ID with rse,,lvsr$ bpwie-k livss.
. n'pir'd "a inan firiieR tragedy OF
the New Orleans stamp, oa thssiigbls
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-26
The Cost Of, The, Presldeat's Trip

The Cost OF the PEesIdeht's Trip
Z !. 4fle,frot h, s'leaket % out,liat the Late Pee
idential eGcursion Hgs completely bankrupt
vi the. inances Of lhs- johnston NatlOnd
Union Ciub, leayins Il $40 900 III de0t.' A
a meeting last night Cornelius Nendrll sta
led the eOndilmus NJ thn elrb h,smrrN y q.
said dian assessmtat should be made Of 81, ,0aV
eacli on tRO'CA.aIet 'Oia o. ,..h. l-4t9vJl ~
ianothera This me.gns lnAt Messrs. SywAru
ltanuall, and Wrllcs will, after AL nave L
pay their own sxcu slVu pIlls.
]. iskn0Wn here that tie treasury of th
CLUB was bankrupt betOre the parry leIt pm
hleIpBia, aud ahia drafts glyru,i iur Lhls con
,tracisd tiIers could not be paid on presenI.L
tion. Que ,memb,r Vt tue q bn. alone RAJ
10 bill NJ the Continental Of S7OO. Tlf
eXpllins th0 recent vistt OF Mrsvr5. kaSpt
aud Wehdell 10 New York tor the purpose ~
sqieSEnsz nlousy out Of the oliice-hqldrre
Their III snccess and also that Of the JOhnSO,
department Club in druumlng ap recIuds
and the $30,O ,OOO defcit ~ the treasury. bns
started compositions, and tile following lei
ar has neen sent 10 tyeFy clerk "a the ~
partmsilts :as,a ts... rs ,5tn-,,., A.. 90.
pa iOUSg MESs NATIONAL UNiok ClUB,
y M.snISGiUS sop. =, 1000.
-SIh 2 I4haye the h6nuf 10 inform YOU thf,t
there has been organized in ihisClty aHounp
Nen,s- National UnlOn Club, TO be compVse'
Vt ciUEens who actively support tile prlnei
plies enunciatrd by The Philadelphia eonvrn-
lion Of August ~, 1886 We'shaIllbe IDEAS
ed 10 TeeeE Q yoar signature 10 tue copsiitl'
llon.4bths headquarters Of the clp9,qs aboy
stated, One OI the secretaries Is ia attend.
&hes from & to sP " zach day latiatiOf .
zee, %; monthly dues, 81. 2 1salen 81. 3.
ID NeEyresperttully, CUAUScEY H. SSow, g,
, .ie, :. President Of \. 81. \. U. Club
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-26
- am, sir, yonr OBJ seryt'
Late Lieut.. 5lh Tenn. Iaf., 0 5. Army.


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Lieu'. j. j R,Hfy c'tee'7Hf: Sin lnffes.
ply 10 vpnr Inquiries, have % say that Gen.
Spear, WIS dskonor,lly discharged the sers
yire Of she Un ted States, e.d tis maine 40
appear. nn the rnls Of the army There
were various charges against him. all OF
whirh | do not remenoet. hHi thr chief ae-
rnsatian upon which he WIS dismissed, and
one clearly made ont to the Satisfaction of
the court. as the mrmhers of Il deelAted, vas
pisLoY ,LrY To tvs q 'vgRVNgsr oF rae USE
rED SrArss. an, sir raur pi''i ss-v''.
.4ls .ras r., - JSo. n. BRowstoE.