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Franklin Insurance Company

900.
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4. II. Lognn, 7. p. ShaIIcross, Geo X. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John EoeclCler, EaTnI. McC1el-
LAM g. w. FmnZhein, Jas. N. Vance, Alex.
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,UIHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
Organized, are prepared % take rislES Mt
fair rates on buildings Of all kinds Inenchan-
disc, manufacturing establishments, furnf-
ture, steamboats, and caTEoes on the western
nyers and lakes and also on the lives Of per
sons for q term of years. This Company Of
feB superior Inducements 10 fnFmefS, where
by they can be insured for three years, Mt re-
duced rates. This being home institution,
composed OF some ntnety-f0ur clEholdess
most ofwhom are among our best business
men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
ssderation OF the insuring public, and solieita
their patronage.
.ApPiications for insuTaneewfn be promptly
attended to by the Secretary. 1s4l-ss
Ofice, No. / MeLurB House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams, E.xprea.s GO.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO MENDELt Vice PresIdent. f.s ~
NC. G.ABTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
Office, No. I McLnne House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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MfdifaI.
tNvIaoRATINa AND STRENGTHENING
PURELY vEGETABLE TONIOi

THE BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD
il They invtgornte, strengthen and give new
life to the system. They work like magic,
and will cure all cases of Dyspepsia, Debility,
Intermittent Fever, Diarhcn, Scrofula, Cont,
Gravel, Jaundiee, Nervous Affections, Liver
Complaint, Loss OF Appetite, Heartburn.
Bilious Collie, CholeFa EMorbus, Fever and
Ague, Rheumatisln, Salt Rhedfn, Sea-Sick-
neSs, 30. Sc II E.la nj flCls hs,iat,-ige ~
They Contain no Poisonous Drug.
PURELY -Hubbela celebrated
Golden BitteTs are composed Of Genttan, Cal
anus Root, Wild Cherry Bark. Antse, Orange
Peel, Cnlisayn Bark. Columbo, Bark of Sasa-
mas Root, Sherry Wine. Buttefnut Bark, Car.
away Seed, Yellow DoSk, Dandelion, &cI-al
preserved In Jamaica Rum
The Great Cure for all Diseases OF the
stomach, Liver and BOWelsI
The sick and suffering have always felt the
necessity for safe and Trustworthy medi-
cine, free from caIomel and other corrosive
minerals, which, while acting gently aud
without producing nausea or pain, would 50
thoroughly cleanse, strengthen and regulate
the internal organs as to enable them 10 per
form their proper functions without a con-
tInual resort to medicinal aid sdai7-is.f.
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DR.TnI. KISNER,l

TENDERS HIS THANKS TO ALL THOSE
i who have favored him with their conn
dcnce and Patronage, andfWQnld INFORM MS
friends and the people generally, that hew1Ii
the coming year, occupy his old once on %
street. near Reed & Kfaf5s Drug Store Centre
Wheeling, w. Va, where he may be consult
ed in reference TO their disease, the nature and,
character Of which the D6ctor Is able atan
timesj and under all circunSt tnncoS, to describe
and to assure OF the probable result and dura-
tlon of treatment. He practices the Eclectic
System OF Medicine, using mild but efiectfVe
remedies, supporting instead of depressing
fhe Vital Powers. The medicines used by
him are sprepnted and, put mp In his own
nffice. eISasideS the treatment of Acute Dis
eases. Dr. Kisner will give his attention to the
Treatment OF all varieties OF Chronic disease.
That ssblifte nf the human race ScFofuia. IN.
MI rs Varied forms, viz: Purulent Discharges
frnm tl1f, Eslr SO prevalent among children.
Puruient Opfha almia, Oleua, Enlarged Glands,
ITIcerafions Cancers and all variheS Of Skin
niseases win receive his special Intention
DiseaseS or the Throat, Lung and Hear, Idv-
er Complaints, Dlaffhusa. .Dysentery and Piles,
Dfseoses or the Urinary Organs, yphtiis, &c,
Nervous. and SpinRl Affections. EplePsy,
RheunlatfsTn md Paralysis. DISEASES OF Fe-
males DyemenoFrhea, Leucorrheat ProtapScs
JTferi and MI Painful 1rreg gulafities and Net
YouS Diseases to which they are sub 9jecIt ne
treats successfully. The treatment OF Chl1-
DREN will receive the same attention. as mere
tofOre All consultations and conmnnica-
1ions strictly confidential, and VIII receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheerful ars
Swered. ONCE hopH frofn9 9 10 II A. M 70
4 and to PSM. JUNK
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Gte tlfQeltrfer
RATES OF sUBsoRIPTIoN.
State Matters.

THE SIXTH WEST Va. CAyAALRY.-A
letter to Adtutanft &c GeneraI Peirpoint,
written by Lieut., Colonel Fleming, Of
the sixth West virsipia.eevalry1 dated
"Post Alkali, N. T., Dec. 10, 1865" says
a detachment of the regiment had gone
South on a scout, the Smoky Hill
Route, taking with M them them fort forty days
ThsSolonsl reports that II IS Very cold
out there, and fuel pscafce; no Indians
in the vicinity Gall quiet,Y and mails
exceedingly. irregular. ~ rNErg
CoKvAnBsoENT. - Colonel George fYVs
Brown; Quartermaster General Of tho
State, who has been dangerously i'll for
some weeks, has so far recovered as to
be able yesterday to walk 5his office
at the capitol. He is rapidly recover
ing andrwill soon be able toresuWe the
duties OF his post. 80
RAHAwHAg RIyRR.!Thery5Ka ~ Kapawha
Republican says that during the past
week, there has been a.heayy freshet in
the lKarawha. The water rose about
feet above low water mark,
at one time threatening to inundate all
the low lands,aboutG Gharieston,l but on
"wednesday night, the wind veered, It
suddenly became cold andlthe rush of
the waters was checked. At the Hhigh
risen in 1861, the waters rose SIX feet
above low water mark, y inundating
nearly the whole of Charleston.
FROM WAYNE CoUNTY.--The Charles
ton Journal learns that the election of
VIM. w. Brumfield, "a conservative"
to thelHouse of Delegates, will be con-
tested by Col. Carroll, owing to some
informalities of voting in one or more
townships. The December term of the
Circuit Court of that county commenced
on the 18th, ult. Free schools are very
popular IN Wayne county, and good
number are already in operation there.
MARINE iRA1IwAY.-0n thesame au-
thority, the project of erecting Marine
Railway and Ship Yard at the mouth
of the Great Kanawha, near Stephen
Comstock's mill, is said to have met
with such success that mo doubt re-
mains with tho projectors of the enter
prise in regard to 1t; iThesamount of
stock is $4,000, in shares of 500, the
greater part of which has been taken.
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HEMPFTEIID RAIL ROAD
Marf war / Is NOD &c An End.

TTHE NEwBOOT a sHOESToRE, No.
~. 15S Main Street, where fEst clasS goods
fi,ai1 any other establishment In this cisy- /
Ts1SfTs ONE COME ALL TO JOHN K.
Ta6RINSON where you will find q wei So
feSfe5 Sfoeir Of Bootd, Shoes and Gaiters, con-
sisfina on every thing In the line Of Laflirs,
Gents and Mss wear kept constantly on
oegupied by. Nh. John Bishop. Call and e1-
arnifie for yourselves and secure good bar
ealns- SoN = ~, ss a. ~ x. SSn9I ttnoLity
Understanding. Don't forget the place. fho
Eign ofthe Big Black Boot noy23.
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,7I0TE6 saleditaI. Ilol98l
SFII,ERS' Cough SYRUP.

-, ,., ,,1,on11s,r IN IT'S ACTION, ALWAYS
safe and may be given 70 tEe 1eIs denc in is
or most delicate ieILale nnr infiafnnatoryI or
snirf ingredients " n - p,,inIoSaTy -
Applicable 10 the vas. a,15 mi IL peculiarly
anu aniupio ~ ~ children, affording great reIeI N
ySTInnDins Cough and kindred diseas:, FIoI SoII,
large number %e present OF the following:
- ,he REV, T. G.. Lamb, Pastor OF
From Ff,e Bnpfist Church, AlexHndrin'
ONO: ohhhi9S:xASpR1A, Licking Co., Feb. M 1855: 3D.,
IL January. 1854, I had severe cough, pro- P2
ceeriIng from a bad cold, so thaI f,s al
19Ss n1IH moTning until Saturday night, took
fI55ee IN the evening, Of me -
and retired and slept all night Without U S"'-
StIT took lie syrup again In the morning. and
preached. twice during thsday yithoat any
Inconvenience. -. a. s,,,,,s,,tIv
80 ,1T children. and believe that It has essen
italy relieved them '99FprfS' tFntS TS. LAMB.
men. Lawyers and other Public
1T pEcsssesr Porter hns. Witftout solicitation,
given certificate Of the excei,eMnce1 nc oa LII
S1nnI,Iar Cough Medicine. It Will be lhIeEest-
M h. ali who are, AFFLICTED with coughs
plifsburD Daily Posi-. Il. i. 10 i,ts51s Z
pA6essrS ESiitors:-H lowing heen for some tlne
,1SSt S,srv much afiicted with a severe c9id;
md almost constan cough. and m ~ ISo
effacf I;wns induced by my eSteeme medt tliieniu' NJ
W ". Wallace, OF this city, to make a t5iaI aa
OF n. - y: s,IrnT,se received almost inmedi-
s nts EssIIes II was with the greatest Difficulty
that Tiectpted before my TesSeetssXe sysH
SshnUa anteTiTg nv lecture room, coulusPehk
with perfect ease during the eveninIs; zen dIs,.,,;L
wouid EssommheihIa sbeaSeI " *
JAMEs' Il POTTER, ffof. Of '4lt!dtAe'''qtlc&'
.PREPARED BY o. ni'ai -ir''a
o.IIo,,e, r., N pittsburgh. Pa,
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HUBBEL's SUPERIOR OLD
CABINET BRANDY. fMedieated.l

UNnQuALED REMEDY FOR 1ii 'F-
Diarrhea, summer Complaint, Cholera Nor
bus Gripping Pains In the Bowels, Cholic and
Chronic Uiarrhea- It is highly approved by
tho Medical Faculty for change OF water and
diet Used with great succeSs In the army
hospitals in violent cases Of Chronic Dinuhea.
This preparation ts simple and harmless un-
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} Ny friend n. D. D. I. Moore, of the.
Rural NeW Yorker, thinks, if L keep
on" will get in the. Poor House in
about two years. ~ - NJ
If you think the honest old farmers
of Barclay County want me, will
Yours truly, .a2.6 ,p..iil Il
CHARLES +! BROWNE.
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FOR anIe tn. nll I.nrta q the :IEorId.

2 BDCentra1 Depot, American Express Build
ing, IS Hudson Street, New York. Manufac-
tory Corner Water and Ferry Streets, HudsonI
NY. aT8t5 GEO. q. HUBBEL Il CO., :.
65!i 90 ttitH Proprietofs.
AfcCABE, KRAFT 4 CO.. Wholesale Drug
Rists, wheeling, Sole Agent for West YIr-
ginias also, propr1etoIs OF KrnftS Diarrhea
compound, Reeds Cough Syrup; lmproyed
Nerve and Bone Liniment, DR.. Stah1s Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL.
Y dec23-6mdAw q, .lfiisfs i.Iz.ssi
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''what mean yop,, old -man?" 1 said.
t'I mean that IL you continner to
bransishing it, you'll slash h out
of some Of us before we're hour
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3 DISSOLUTION.

nIHE CoPARTNERSRIP EXISTING BE
i tween II. @. LAeeh and Thomas Hugfea
under the firm name OF II. C. LAecb. Wasdis-
solved ON the 18th Inst. by mutual consent.
Thoae having claims anntnSt the late firm
Win present the same for settlement, and
those indebted ars requested to make inme-
Siiate payment a colleetorW1 GAIL on those
- - - .fs-1EszHss =, NC LEEH, t
oo26smd THo6. HUGHES.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-11-23

BROTHERS TRUE.-Our Southern exchanges
bring us the most cheering intelligence. Lead
ing Virginians are enthusiastic in organizing a
State Agricultural Society. A cali is made
for q meeting OF all concerned at Richmond,
on the 10th inst. Railroads return members
free. In North Carolina State Agricultural
Society is to be organized at Raleigh on the eth
inst. ID fs.,
AT New Orleans great Mechanics and Ag-
rlcuitural Fair commences on the Doth and
continues to the 29th. All steamers return pas
sengers and goods free, even as far north as
Cairo and st Louis; also; as many as 12 rail-
roads, some of which are in Iowa, New York
and Vermont
On another and kindred subject the South is
alive, that is, to more varied industry. They
propose to cheat the Government out of the
tax on cotton by having it manufactured at
home. This tax shall be a blessing in disguise.
They can afford to bid high for the labor Of fac
tory girls from New England, and thew saw
that these gills will be the Sabine women
whose children will conquer the world. They
see that when they begin to manufacture emf
grafton will flow in, and not before. No longer
will they look to the Democrats or the Pres-
dent to save them. They will save themselves
Instead OF trying to reform the North, they will
reform the South.
These ideas appear in all the leading South
ern papers. There is another subject on which
they dwell They say the day of large farms is
past. There can be no successful farming if
the owner is not his own superintendent, if he
does not stay in the field from morning till
night, and if he does not have as much practi-
al knowledge as any hand. Forty acres will
be as much as any one can manage. When
farms are of this size, population will be dense.
Then there be schools and high state of
civilization. The Neao Orleans Commercial says !;
Right or wrong, moral or immoral, just or un-
just, possible or impossible, we must help our
selves" These are the brightest days the
South 30 ever saw. Give us your hand!-N Y.
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REPORTED REJECTION OF MEDIATION By
PERU.-A letter dated Valparaiso, October IL,
in the New York Tribune, says: ci
In the former offer of a mediation on the part
OF the Western powers, Chill, undoubtedly an
peared to advantage. When England and
France invited her to make peace-5efore the
bombardment of Valparaso-she did not hest
tate to enter into negotiations; but, unfortu-
nately,. the hasty and outrageous lombard
ment of this port by the Spanish authorities
interposed an invincible obstacle to all honor
able arrangement. s-tf-a.sta@f "
There is a report here to the effect that Col
Frado, the head of the Peruvian governments,
has sent an indignant refusal of the mediatioI'
and that the formal rejection has already ar
rived here. If this be true we may look for
another, visitation of the Spanish fleet. And,
candidly speaking, if our fortiiications here are
not pushed forward with more vigor and dis
patch, Valparaiso is but little better adapted to
resist bombardment than she was last Nav.
The public opinion with regard to the war
here is difficult to analyze; one thing is GER
tain, and that is, that no single newspaper in
Chill has yet dared to ask for peace, which
would seem to argue strong public feeling in
favor OF continuing the war. Commercial in
terests here, as elsewhere, naturally tend
strongly to peace, and make great exertions to
influence public opinion in that way; but the
masses, who really constitute the nation, ap-
parently regard the rise and fall of prices as of
little moment compared to the honor of the
country.
In summing up the considerations on both
sides, am disposed to think that the existing
uncertainty regarding the relations between
the oelilgerent powers is likely to continue for
some time.
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THE STATE,

a.. ..aM l
The Farmer says that Col. Dewitt, of Provi-
dence, r. l., an accomplished engineer, with a
corps of assistants, has been engaged for sever
al weeks past in making the preliminary work.
ing surveys of the Augusta Dam and the terri
tory included in the contemplated Spraeue
purchase The work is being actively prosecn-
ted with view to its completion previous to
the setting in of the winter. If the sale of the
property shall be finally consummated, as it is
now confidently believed will be the case, ground
will be broken early in the spring, and the
work of construction vigorously prosecuted.
The town OF Monmouth, according to the
Farmer, is model place for small manufactor-
les. At North Monmouth there are two web
bing factories, one peg factory, one shovel and
hoe handle factory, one hoe and shovel factory.
Atthe Centre, one clothing establishment en-
ploying about three hundred hands, one shop
for the manufacture ofmocassins, one foun dry
and sash and blind factory. At East Mon
mouth there is large bonnet mandatory
and two manufactures of earthen ware at
South Monmouth. a9 .55as asa8 .
The herring fisheries of eastern Maine have
proved highly profitable the present season,
and the demand for labor in the M is SO great as
to cause agriculture in the vicinity to be much
neglected. Eastport, Lubec, Cutler and the
neighboring islands reap heavy harvest from
the fisheries - .-.-.s.-.. y - = q
The Kennebec Journal saws the heavy rain
Of last week gave good freshet to the Ken
nebec river and brought down large number
OF mill logs SO that the up river region must
be left quite clean of logs. ,f-,..t,
Mr.. Nathaniel Davenport, aged IA years, a
resident of Hallowell, dropped down dead in
that place ON Monday.
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The BEST TRAVELLING CoMPANIoN- -"That
seat is occupied" said a bright-eyed girl at the
hotel table to man was was about to take it.
Occupied" he growled; where's his bag
gage? With saucy upward look at him, Il
am his baggage" she said. And this brings
me to say If you are going long Journey in
regions where it is "first come first served" :"
the most desirable piece of baggage you can
take with ou is not a hat-box or blanket,
but Woman.-Ifyou have none, then marry
one, for yom are not thoroughly equipped for
the road till you do, When dinner is ready
you follow in her blessed wake, and are snug
ly seated beside her, and exactly opposite the
tempting platter Of chickens, before the hirsute
crowd, womanless as Adam was till he fell in
to deep sleep, are let in at ALL There you
are, and there they are. You twain-one, with
the Two best chairs in the house, served, and
smiled on. Look down the table at the un-
happy fellows, some of them actually bottom
ing the chairs they occupy and the arms and
hands reaching in every direction across the
table like the tentaculte of gigantic poly
pus When night comes and with it border
tavern, it is not you that shift uneasily from
side to side on the bar-room floor. If There is
any best bed she gets it and you share it. You
follow her into the best car; she is first in the
stage coach and you are too More than that.
a woman keeps you upon your honor" YOU
are pretty sure to behave yourself all the way.
Letter from Iona. -
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NEW S
r.s BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Friday Morning. November %, 1866.
FROM WASHINGTON.
"a - TfA "a yE II
Notice to Office Seekers.
APPOINTMENT OF POSTMAS-
TIERS IN MAINE. f'i'ai
WAsuINaroN Nov

WASHINGTON, Nov. p.
A publication is made apparently by author
ity, in the National Republican of this morn
ing that the President is necessarily engaged
upon important public matters preparatory to
the early assembling OF Congress, and will
have no time until after the meeting of that
body, to give the slightest attention to appli.
calts for office All such matters are referred
to the heads of the different Departments
Office seekers and their friends can save them
selves much time, labor and expense by acting
upon the above hint, and will relieve the Pres.
ident from the unpleasant necessity of declin-
ing to entertain and examine their applica-
tions 1t is physical i1npossibility for him to
prepare his message and at the same time
transact detail business appropriately belong
ing to his CABINET Ministers.
The Indian agent publishes to-day proposals
for the supply OF Indian aDnuty goods for the
ensuing year. The place of delivery has been
changed from New York TO st. Louis, Mo.
Edward Uhl Of New York was appointed
to-day Consu! to Guatemala os
Admiral Dalghren is about leaving Wash
ington to assume command of the South Pa
cific squadron
The following items Of appropriations have
Just been officially compiled from acts passed
at the late session of Congress: Pensions, $17,-
10000; deficiency for suhdry civil expenses,
81 904, ,514.46; naval service for the year ending
June, 1867, SIS 1904, $3.50; Postoffice Depart
ment for the year ending June, 1867, $19679
800; Military Academy for the year ending
June 80, 1867 ;s301 ,457; Notifications and other
works Of defence, 81 $4,000; completion of pub
lie works, $3,698, ,O47.91; army for the year end
ing june 80, 1867, $4s, ,604, ,241.83; Legislative
Executive and Judicial expenses for year end
ing June 30, 1867, $25, ,430, ,459S9; Consular and
1867, 81 ,4O5,494 Indian Department for year
ending June 30, 1867, $377 $685. sundry civil
expenses for year ending june 80, 1867, ss7O1,-
3l2676; deficiencies for year ending June 80,
1867 S5l5,100.76; miscellaneous 81 ,270, ,563 800
Total $155, 1881 ,7S116.
The following have been appointed PostSas-
ters: James A. Fairfield, at Kennebunk, Me
Charles G. Hobbs, Berwick, Me. y
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VARIETIES.

Upon being admitted into the Greek
Church last month the Princess Dagmar Of
Denmark received the names of Maria Feodo-
rOwa. On the occasion of her marriage the
princess promises to present dowry to each
Of eight young Danish girls, without fortune,
who may be married in the course of the next
three months
"A man and his wife are in the Wisconsin
Insane Asylum, both made insane by the death
OF their only son at Andersonville.
1t will be gratifying to those who intend TO
visit the great exhibition at Paris next vear tn
learn that every preparation is beiur made to
insure their comfort The perfect of the Seine
mas bought 400 acres of land near Paris for the
aceommation of foreigners bodies in the event
OF the reappearance of the cholera.
"A fire-eatng Irishman CHALLENGED n bor-
rister, who gratifed him by an acceptauce.-
The duellist being very lame, requested he
might have prop. Suppose" said he, II
lean against this milestone?" 'With pleas-
ure, replied the lawyer, on condition chat L
may lean against the next This Joke settlad
the quarrel.
-Ihe Mayor of town in the west OF Eng
land, questioning the boys at the RAGGED
schools, asked them what were the pomns and
vanities of this wicked world. A little bov
SAID; The Mayor and corporation going IN
crurch, sir"
washington dispatches say Secretary Me.
ouiioch makes no secret of his opposition to
removals from Office for political reasons II
also understood that the Secretary has ass,,,-
ahces from the Pre- ident that his wishes in
nlffAr NJ I.rn,, l..
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin has cen ipv;ta1
to preside at the evening banquet which will
follow the mass welcome to Congress on the
ISL OF December. The governors of all the
loyal States and the mayors of the principal
cities are among the invited guests.
The postal servics in the e even ssceded
States, which before the war never paid ex
penses, has netted over two hundred thousand
dollars profit during the past year.
"A man in Lewisburg, Preble county
Ohio, having died of delirium tremens, his
wife brought suit for damages against two men
of whom he had been accustomed to buv
liquor. The County Court awarded her 500
from one of the men, and $3.50 from the other.
The New York correspondent of Western
paper exerts himself to describe the nose of the
non. John Morrissey: SIT is the queerest nose
have seen in long time-perhaps the queer
est have ever seen. 1t is not Roman. not
Grecian, not pug not aquiline, but appears to
me rather like subjugated pug, reconstruct
ed on the Grecian principle"
"A Paris daily gives its readers the follow
ing important news: "We see that the Repub-
llcan party in the United States are preparing
to lmpeach President johnson. The Senate
VIII decide upon the propriety of the mpeach-
ment II 1t is formally proposed by the Cham
oer OF Deputies What is remarkable is that
the president ofthe seuate, Mr.. Chase, is can
didate for the coming Presidential election.
and will consequently be in direct competition
with Johnson" -H