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sCOTCHED BUT NOT KILLED.

Those coppcrhcads and very conservative
gentlemen who believe that the Rebel States are
sufficiently reconstructed, especially Tennessee,
90 be admitted to make and administer our laws.
aro invited to read the following evidence OF
loyalty FROM tho Memphis Appeal:
"Thc Confederacy is gone, AMI while we hold
In sacred reverence its glorious memories, and
treasure in our heart VI hearts those few In Sar-
dis who did not dehlc their garments those noble
breed Of men and women who showed most true
metal the greater the sacrifices they were called
upon TO make. and who To the last gave an unre-
serycd allegiance to their country, drinking
love in each isiror ,ha, flowed iron, her brsa,,,'
We, bitter Rebels as VIC have been, can give the
harity Of silence to
who-e trcason, like a deadly hight,
Crept o'er the coaDcls u the brave
To blast them In their hour Of might
Yes. VIC can give him or her the charity Of
sllcuce E he sees ft 10 lirs ia and seek "a CON
pstencs in the IaRd he has betrayed, irhy let him
cat the bitter bread Of remOrse IN peace, and be
assured that IL single sicment oFa man remains
trithia him, that bread ViH indeed Dc bitter"
IL is unjust to hold very large number Of
men in Rebel States responsible for such Ian.
guagc rs is used above. They have seen and
eaten the bitter fruits OF rebellion. and we have
the charity to believe that they are henscior,h
and forever to be trusted but it is not yet ap.
parent that such class have a controlling
power in such States. IL is not to DO supposed
and VIC must not expect, that the reconstructed
States will fail to cherish and admire tho cour-
age and fortitudc, the suffering aud heroism OF
tho lcbel soldiery and comrnoualty. Indeed,
that displayed ON both sides is precious heir
loom to us all. But until the rebel cause ceases
to DO admired, there can be no patriotism on
the part of persons so admir'pg il. and in tho
above extract We see new evidences for holding
the power in our own hands until tho proper
guarantees shall be made. and that. too. in
good faith.
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CuoArr's MAGIC LozrSorns.--Therc is no, moro

CHOArE's MAGIC LozENaERs.- is not moro
than ono advertised article in fifty which posses.
ses any real merit, therefore people arc naturally
suspicious that they arc to be deceived. In COM
mcnding Choate's Lozengcrs to the public, VIC
speak from q knowledge that they arc q useful
article. In throat and bronchial difficulties they
are highly servccablc, overcoming that annoying
tickling in tho throat which Is SO often eIpcrienc.
ell. Public speakers and vocalists will fnd them
exceedingly useful in restoring tone to the vocal
organs after having been over taxed. Those who
are troubled with hoarseness after few moments
speaking, will fni great relief by their use. The
article can be obtained Of Mr. Henry A. Choate,
druggist. under the Revere House, Bowdoin Sqr.,
Boston. by whom they arc prepared.
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A PREAcnER's JOKE When preachers do in.
dulge in jokes, they generally let of good
Guns" Here is tho last Away down East,
a clergyman was recently charged with having
violently dragged his wife from revival meet
ing, and compelled her tn 90 home with him.
The clergyman let tho story run ahead till he
had fair opportunity to give il a broadside.
Upon being charged with ths offence, he replied
as follows:
"In the first place, never attempted to in.
Auence my wife in her vicws, nor her choice oil
meeting. Secondly, my wife has not attend
ed any Of the revival meetings at Lowell. In
tho third place, have not attended any Of the
meetings for any purpose whatever. 10 con-
clude, neither my vile nor myself have any in.
olination to 90 to those meetings. Finally.
never had q wife,"
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IMPORTANT ACTION IN CONGRESS.

In the HOUSE Of Representatives on Thurs
lay, the 18th. the following bill was passed. oy
the heavy vote Of ll6 to 81, two more than
two-thirds:
BE IL enacted By The Senate and House Of Rep
rssentaiire, Of the URiiSi States OF .fmeried IA
Congress assembled. That from all laws and parts
Of laws. prescribing the qualifications OF electors
for any Office in the District of Columbia, the
word "white" be aud the same is hereby stricken
out, and that from and after the passage Oh 'nI.
act no person shall be disqualified from VOTING ~
any election held In the said district on ACCOUNT
color. IT.,
SECTION q. Aaa Be IL further sHaetsl, That
AL aots of Congress, and all laws OF the stare OF
Maryland in force in said District. anu All oruin-
ance, of Washington anil Georgetown inconsst-
ent with the provisions OF this act, are hereby re-
pealed and annulled.
Whatever doubts may exist in regard to the
power Of Congress to regulate suffrage in the
States lately in rebellion, there are none what
ever concerning its absolute power in the Dis
trict of Columbia. and there can, therefore. be
no discussion OF tho right to pass tho above
bill. 1t is proper tina. the Government should
first purge itself from all cogniSncc OF the bar
barous black code, over that territory where it
possesses exclusive jurisdiction. The copper
heads in Congress, true to their ever-abrding
subscryency to the slave power, tried in every
way to defeat the bill by amendments and mo-
tons to delay, but they were met by an united
and determined majority, and, on the part OF
the House, it was declared that hereafter this
Government makes no distinction Of color rs
n
Plea for injustice. To have done lcss would
have been a betrayal Of tho people who have so
gloriously preserved the nation.
In common with oil those men who believe
that our Government should uproot every yea.
ti.e Of tho barbarian Of slavery, wo rejoice at
this result in the House, not only for the prin-
ciple involved in the bill, but for tho earnest
contained therein Of the strength and perpc,u
ity Of the Republican party. Yet we should
prefer to have the above bill amended 50 as to
make intelligence tho basis Of franchise, appli-
cable to both white aud black. A largo num-
Der Of Republicans voted for the bill in its
present form rather than to jeopardisc It's pas
sage by amendments. and IL is almost certain
that the Senate will amend it by inserting TO
s!ricting clause.
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$50 81, or Not TO BE-IHiTs I'm QUESTION"
Whether Ia suffer with mental anguish,
feyerish l,p~, cracking pains, dysr-p,ie sgouies,
AMI nameless bodily suffering,
Prom want of nerve AMI unfound,d prejudice,
Or, whether with Sudden dash,
Jump into the general current,
seize = bottle Il PLANTATION BIrIsKs,
And, as Gunthsr swears, h. myself man again.
Thrc months IL Is since thus thought,
AMI spoke, with faith eScesling WAX.
BN Gtnther sifi my eyes were salow,
Ny vis,ge hagEari, my breath TREMENDOUS hid
My disposition tJoublesome-in fact,
he gently biniei was last b.comng
Quite nuisance, apd strongly insstoi,-
Aud Il was th,s reluctautly yielioi.
-Four bUtties brpeath my vest have disappeared
PricEls say changed man nov Is Jones.
My forJ has relish, my appetite Is kssU,
My step ct,s,ic, my mind brilliant, and
Nine pounds, aycirupois, Is addci 70 my weight.
gentle hint, lolL,wod before too htc,--
Quite gratifying IT, she tailor WI, Dr.. Dnke. 2.
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CuRE FOR THE EAR AcuE.-Takc small piece
of cotton batting, or cotton wool, making do.
preston in tho centre with the end Of finger,
aud Ill it with ~ much ground pepper as will
rest on two cent piece, gather it into ball
and tic it up, DIP tho ball into sweet oil, and
insert it in tho ear, covering TIM lattor Will,
cotton wool, and use bandasc or cap to retain
il in place. Almost instant relief will be OK
psrcnccd, and the application is SO gentle that
an infant would not DO injured by it, but expo.
ricnco relief, as well us adults.
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Souri, CARorNA.--Thc Legislature OF South
Carolina. ut its recent session, passed laws CIV
ing tho election OF Presidential electors directly
to tho people, Tor tho organization of the State
militia, and creating thirty three new district
courts, for the trial of cases in which negroes
arc interested: The question regarding pay.
rnent of the rebel war debt was given To u COM
mittec, with instructions to report on il at tho
next session. General robin, ono of tho largest
planters of the State, is making the FREQ labor
system progress very satisfactorily on his plan
tation. lie says the chief difficulty in tho way
of tho success of the system is the loiegono
conclusion on the part Of the majority OF plant
crs that il must fail
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
january Term. 1866, at saco.
APPLETON j., PREsipIsG.

In tho case Of State Us. Simon Z. Mckinney
for forging. on trial when we last went to press
the jury found verdict Of not guilty.
No 303-Edmund Ne Bride Us. W'iihm 4
GoIdth,Oaits, dpph. Action OF trespass. Yer.
dict-Not guilty. Luques for plG. Il. Is.
Smith and T. NJ. Hayes for defence. The
value Of the land on which trcspass was alleged,
is less than ten dollars.
No. 3O0-Icha6od Jordan Us. hd Anirc,cs.
Z. b. Smith and 4. NJ. Hayes for plG. Drew
& Hamilton for dsit. Verdict for def.
No. 4i5--Horaee Woodnan ct. ais. rs.
Jane, ~ Wnsiop. T. b. Smith for plG.
Nathan Webb for def. Verdict for plff.
Susan MeKcnacy h6sh. Us, Henry +. McKn.
nsy. Divorce dcerced, and S25 in lieu Of al
imony, and so costs to libcllant.
On Tuesday tho court adjourned.
On the l4th day Of the ,orm, the committee
appointed by the last Court to give hearing
in reference to the proposed new road from
Goodwin's Mills to this city, the road ending
in Cults Street, reported such new road conven-
lent and cxpedient. Upon the final decision OF
the proper authorities, we propose to publish
the routo ~ specifically laid out.
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~ An official statement puts down the number
siOO bounty during the war. .t30, $40 amounting
In the aggregate to S3Ol 500 900. The total mum.
Der of enlistments during the war were 2,46l 900
men. of whom 73i 900 received no bounty. Tho
Paymaster General says the sum required to pay
each soldier or his representative, enough to bring
up his bounty to $500, the largest sum paid, Is
nearly 1858 600 900, aud the SUN required to pay
each soldier such highest bouty. Ia proportion TO
time of service, Is $50, 900 900. lie says this
enormous sum so startling in It's proportions as
10 awaken the gravcst consideration as to the cK.
nejicncy of the measure proposed, ifindecd Il can
be regarded at all rs practical at tho pres cnt cr-
ais without cntapg financial ruin.
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PERsoNAL-Tho Kcnncbcc journal, speak
ing of General q. II. Smith Of Ellsworth, now
State Senator, who wassColoncl of our First
Cavalry, says:
lie was ono Of the most popular teachers in
tho State when he entered the army, and since
his return from the war, where he won the
distinction Of promotions from Captain OF Cav.
airy to Brevet Brigadicr. General, has entered
upon the practice Of law. His intelligence,
energy and force point to him az Enthusiastically
one OF tho coming mon in the councils Of the
State.
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Tx GOOD TINE coxISG,-rho Boston Herald
takes the following cheerful view OF the situa.
ton:
Tho adoption Of tho Funding Bill will prob.
ABLY carr, gold down to 81 % or 81 20, and
the same casuse. together with increased pro.
duction, will reduce the prices Of goods. say 90
per cent When that Is accomplished there
will DO no more holding back, and our real
prosperity will bagin. II canno! begin bsio,e.
We cannot fail to take cheerful view OF the
future except upon these conditions, and they
seem to us TO DO assured.
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France AND rus UNITED SrArks.-lt Is stated
in Washington dispatch that letter from
q well.informcd ind trustworthy source in
France, says tha. the coming Legislative speech
Of the Emperor will be euinen,ly pacific to-
wards this country, and that he will promise
to evacua.s Mexico at very early period. 1t
Is claimed thu, this 10 ~ reliable ~ anything
Can be, not official, but tho story should 30 TO-
coived with much caution.
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~ The United States Government. has bee,

II The United States Government has been
officially informed that the French Government
will withdraw its troops from Mexico as soon
us circumstances will admit. Also, the French
Government is ready, without n moments de-
lay, to adopt a basis Of understanding with tho
United States. which, however, Is that the U.
5. should recognize Macmillan, but this rccog.
milton is impracticable.
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important to Females.

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to the female system, An experience OF % yeaIs
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Legislative Committee Notice.
THE COMMITTEE OF INVESTIGATION
ALLEGED FRAUDS IN ENLISTNENTS,
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The Copartncrship heretofore existing I'M
der the style Of Hill & Bond IL this day Dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons indebted to tho
late firm arc requested to call AMI settle The same.
wv. Hill
T.. ". BoSp.
BiIdeEsri, January 1, lSGG.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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All diseases OF the Eye, Ear and Throat,
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TnrRsDAr, January 18Th, 1865.

The mafkd remsns unehAnsch' w" INC ehoeIS'o" " Wv
sr which ha. a downward Tendency. Chsckeus-uooe.
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TriaIof JG Davis.

W1sHnss10x, April Hi can be
positively stated flat the Attorney
5eneEal Is b1sily eng1ged arrangfnz
for the speedy tTfaI Of Jed- Davis He
VIII Be aTT1igned before one Of tia CEr-
emit courts Of the United States upOn
the charge Of high treason. The ArLo--
nsy-General holds that there i no such
hing as constructive presNae IN the
crime Of treason, and, on this account
the trial VII probably be either In Ten-
nesses OF Virginia VIM II. EFHr1s
+ the only gentleman Ehosa name has
yet tElnspfred who Is 10 assise The At
iOrnsy -l5e1eral in the pEuseeutfon,
thOnEl seyersl other very eminent law
yers have been retained by 4hs govern
nenf, and are now engaged up0a the
60. Charles OsGounor End James o.
Braney. Sew York Tna- H Reed, Of
PeEusy lSauia, and : 1aVFyer from Mss
fsippi are 10 eooduet the defence The
Intention Of the auftoritiss IS % secure
= sree1y trial, not only for Davis, but
for several other noted re1els-
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s~a-1 RPaf-

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lie las III. and testament oftke son
sszva-Tvs- panty as e1eeuie3 Ia4 ThurS-
day Al C1srksbarg. any sIfEsSon TO The
STATE or wez TnEnza- save ndi-eczly
in dsaaDda1oa Of ths Laws enacted BY
is LezIslaE1re- a &G Ike this i Szg-
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dom hzCe EhIs spring EkeF resolved
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10 Io1Ee< 30 Be zuh5ses Of dfse1sss0a-
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dselarzr5oz "a Hvor Of the DeF Stasa-
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Aesiaeaa-A Boy sealded to
DeaIh In = Boiler.

BeAIh In = Boiler.
An aca3en. Of = terrible and fatal
eIsraeaeT occurred Al the blast furnace
Of LauShIIn & Co, IN Pitt township
on SATURDAY. IES-. Inc 6rca uSs TWo
boilers, connected BY q mud cylinder
AZ The furnsee. one Of Ehieh badly
needed rspzigInS. snd on Friday lass a
fer Wn-kBen, accompanied by \ boy
named William John Moore, visited the
mills 70 put Il IN orde-- The stsam
communication was CUT OF from one
Of the boilers, while the other was kept
in Operation 10 run the machinery. The
engineer blew on steam seven or eight
times on Friday, and the eut-od was
found 70 Be efae9usl- On Saturday
morning the boy Moore entered the
boiler 10 hold The nyets while the work
men eiinchsd them outside. By some
means unknOEn The hot scam from
the boiler in operation burSt through
the mud cylinder and enTeloped the
boF. He Sas gotten out with much
difheuIty, and MAS scaldeo in a horrible
manner, the neSh hanging In threads
from his body. He Vas conveyed to
the residences Of his parents on the cor
ne- OF YEehsser and Washington streets,
sixth ward, and the besz Of medical
aid vas summoned 10 azteI1d him He
suffered mast eLeE1eiatlnE agony TIL
yesterday morning, when death kindly
FelizFed him Of his tnESuR- Coroner
CEEEsnn held an inquest upon the BODY
yesterday afternoon, but the jury sd
iouKned 70 meet AGAIN this evening,
without forming yerdfes- i Is stated
thai some malicious or thoughts per
son removed the gnard between the
boilers he night previous TO the aei-
dent, thus eAnsinE the death Of the IN
fortunate boy.-PZtSstyg DiPGsek.