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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-01

A RARE PBEsENT.-As an evidence of the
richness of the minerals of Nevada, we notice
TWO bricks of silver, just received by Mr.. Ben
lamin r. French cot Hudson Taylor's estab-
nshment,) the one some eight inches In length.
two inches wide and one inch in height, and
the latter of smaller dimensions. They Were
sent 10 Mr.. French by his brothers-in- law,
Frank, Ira and lyman Parke, propretors OF
Granite mill, Gold Hill. Nevada Territory,
who have spent eighteen years in the mining
region. and have been most successful in their
operations and experiments in crushing quartz
and obtaining therefrom precious minerals
The total value of the larger of these silver
bricks Il S253.23 in specie, the gold value being
S3l.Sd. and the silver Sl5l.27. Mr.. French re-
celTed these valuable bricks n n Christmas
present for himself and wife, and they attract
much attention in the windows Of Semken' :
leWelry store, where they are now placed on
exhibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-01
DEPARTURE OF SECRETARY SEWARD

BY the advice of physicians the Secretary of
State accompanied by the Assistant Secretary
Mr.. Frederick w. Seward, Mrs +. w. Seward.
and Miss Wharton, sister of Mrs Seward, en-
parked on Saturday afternoon, on the United
States steamer DE Soto for the purpose of trip
into milder ATTITUDES. 1t is uncertain what
parts the party will stop at; possibly some in
the Gulf or in the West Indies. Their voyage
will occupy from ten to fifteen days Mr. Hun
ter, Chief Clerk of the State Department has
been commissioned Acting Secretary during
Mr.. Stewards absence
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STORAGE OF PETROIruM

The frequent accidents which have taken
place from the cOmbustible properties of Pc
troleum have caused the Secretary of the Treas
ury TO instruct collectors of internal revenue
10 make sure that IT is carefully stored Upon
application made 10 collectors for the storage
OF petroleum within any city or town limits
they are to report 10 the Department that the
storehouse established will not in case of fire,
Jeopardise the lives and property of persons
living or doing business in the vicinity.
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- d. & II. w. SMITHS AMERICAN Or
-. CANS AND MEL0DEONS
Anew FACTS ABOTTT THEM

It's the largest and most complete mandatory
fhe Dte9 SANS and
more than One Hundred Of the Best BEST oSrffT{T1
e be and Ss1s
first premium wherever exhibited.
nr sSes s3a IN oSes oS s and Its
these superior Organs; and will give you the names
Of the parties purchasing, as also the number Of
SRsSp ThE %f sM sri oR fas sna aSb
Among the, MOST PROMINENT notice the fol
lowing who have recently bought from US s. D. q
AMERiCAN PARL0R ORGANS AND MELo-
DE0NS:
Square Hospital; Georgetown College; Methodist
Church, on Congress street, Georgetown, Baptist
on Dunbsrton street, Georgetown; Rev DR. Jane:
son, Georget9Mn; Rev g Leech, No; EOS Mary and
mi S aSt ssee Rs
Methodist Church, M. bet 9th and 10th SITS Rev Nj
Chnreh 7h sTset raa M
county; st Matthews Academy, cor 18th st and New
Parks Rev Blunt, AeS snd Iann T vnGrs St,
Home H / Gilmour, Hsrswood Hospital; DoDSias
Hospital, 2; Stanton Hospital; VIM Flenner; g H
Menigomery county. Nd; Finley Hospital; Rev DR.
inrns4 and Hsrysy King GIIab
organs and two Melode ons odd Fellows Lodge
Room, eth street; DR.. Reyburn, A; Eph X
Wilson, and others.
FROM PROFESSOR DANIEL
JOHN v. ELLIs-SIR The American Parlor Or
gan which was purchased of you-of s. d. and II
". Smiths manufacturers a fine, full toned in
strumeut. neat in appearance, and bought of you
on easy terms. / shall always take pleasure in
recommending these beautiful Instruments. Yours
truly, J. III. DANIEL,
Professor of Music in Public Schools.
ORGANS, MELODEONS and PIANOS for rent
Tor an evening, week, month or year on easy
terms.
~ Descriptive Catalogue sent by nail
JOHN +. ELLIS,
No. sos Pa ave-, bet 9th ana iGtn SITS,
on the north side.
Sole Depot for Chickering & Sons famed Pianos
and snith Organs and<hlelodeons.
" muslc sent by mail upon she receipt of the
price. All new Music received as soon as issued
An extensive catalogue of every piece Of Music in
our Store will be given to any one, sent any
ADDRESS by mail free Of postage, upon application
Musical Almanac also for free circulation deco If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-01

REcEPTIoNs.-A large number 6. S;;;:;;z1=-1s
ahG others paid their respects 20 Mayor Wal.
lacR to-day. A number of private citizens xsp-
open house, though in consequence of The
unpleasant nature of the walking the number
of New Years calls was somewhat diminished
among those who spread hospitable tables
were Asbury Lloyd. Esq, and Charles n
Anderson. Esq, of the City Councils, and MT
Lewis Clephane, Collector Of Internal Rev.
enue. Mr.. A. NJ. Gangewer, of the Third
Auditors office, received a large number ~
friends, at his residence, in Georgetown.
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SMUGGLING.

Several of the revenue collectors on the
northern frontier have called the attention of
the Secretary of the Treasury to the fact that
the Canadian smugglers have made prepara-
uons TO revive the smuggling trade, which had
nearly ceased, as soon as the ice forms bridge
across the st. Lawrence river, and asked for
an additional force to prevent the illicit traffic
The Commissioner Of Customs is adopting
measures which it is believed will Illustrate
the smuggling plans referred to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-01

TROUBLED BY SNEAK THIEvEs-The row of
dwellings on 18th, between and + streets,
nave recently been troubled by sneak thieves,
VINO seem 10 live by robbing that vicinity
saturday night. the residence of Mr. CT. q
Baker was entered by them and a quantity OF
clothlng, value unknown, and the family pro-
vision OF food for Sunday were stolen last
night the same heuse was entered during a
moments absence of Mr. Baker, and the thief
stole lamp from his room valued at about 40
lew days before the next neighbours house
was entered in the same way, and articles
stolen. Mr.. Baker thinking that these trifiinp
thefts If not checked, will amount to a consider
able amount in short time, complained to the
police, who will take measures to arrest the
thieves.
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SANITARY COMMISSION

On and after day the Sanitary Commission
will receive no more claims against the Gov.
eminent for settlement. All those now on hand
win be adjusted, after which this branch of its
service will be discontinued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-01

COMMUNICATING the pleasant Incl
dents OF the day in the presentation line. was
that OF superb Album to Judge Edmonds,
Commissioner of the General Land Office by
the employees Of that office. The presentation
speech was made by Judge Granger. and
Judge Edmonds in reply made some iudicious
as well as felictious remarks, saying among
other things that 10 the employees of the Land
Ofhce was given such a trust as was confided
10 no other set of men in the world in being
made the custodians OF the land property of the
United States. While complimenting them
upon the manner in which they performed
their responsible duties, he remarked upon the
necessity for the greatest accuracy in the
transaction Of the business of the ONCE since
any mistake made in title might cause the
loss of the little all of the pioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-01
ORDERED HOMY

The following-named Surgeons Of yolun-
teers have been ordered by the Secretary of
war 10 repair to their respective homes and
report thence by letter to the Adjutant General
and Surgeon General Of the Army for muster
out of service:
d. Goldsmith, G.. T. Reber, Il. Dunham J
IL. Morrison, G.. Il. White, J. Il. Burnley, =
kneeland, J. y. Prince, L. Y. Chase, f. p
MOrony, J. Bockel, ]. IL. Bayne, q. Derby, L.
" -
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THE RECEPTIONS.

Receptions were given by all the members of
the Cabinet this morning, except Secretary
Seward. The Secretary of State and his fam
lily are absent from the city. Several of the
foreign ministers, and large number of SEN
ators and members of Congress, called upon
Mr.. Secretary Stanton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-01

ATTEMPT AT RoBBERY.-Last night, be-
tween and : O'Clock, while the rector of
Christ Church, Episcopal, at the Navy Yard,
was at church attending to his ministerial
duties, thief entered his residence. servant
IN the house heard a mysterious noise in the
lower part OF the house, and went TO see what
caused II. She was met by the thief. who
abruptly told her that he would blow her
brains out If she made any noise. She ran off
screaming, and some of the neighbors went TO
her relief, but the robber had escaped before
they arrived. This is the second time thieves
nave entered this ministers residence while he
was attending TO his duties, within a short
time. The servant was so alarmed that she
could not tell If the thief was white or colored
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-01
GREAT ONE DOLLAR CLEANING OUT
W SALE OF IEWEIRY

VI SALE OF JEWELRY,
TO close an estate S24l S5 worth of elegant jew
Chains, Lockets, Rings, Gold Pens, Silver and sill
yer Plated Tea and Dinner Service. Silver and ia
ceiain, Buouteris, Photographic Albums Pianos
and, in fact. the entire stock of an old established
JeTtlry Honse to be closed out on an entirely new
end novel plan,
Each Article, rithOW reference 70 as Value 10 be
sold for ONE DOLLAR,
The plan is this Our entire Stock of Goods is
appraised, and Certificates, sr Tickets, each nam.
ing some article Of exten sve assortment of
Jewelry. etc are placed In envelopes, carefully
sealed, and then thoroughly mixed in a case. The
number Of these Certificates corresponds to the
number Of dollars at which our stock of Goods is
valued Upon the receipt by us of One Dollar A
disinterested person selects, Unfortunately FIRE
o. LhsSe 500 EHrsI9peS each containing Ger
person who has ordered them. Upon receiving and
oreping II EN- you entitled TO whatever articles
for each lit TITS PsnO L OGss
or a S2:0 Watch. or $50 Diamond Ring, or 81
Of any CsTfra'e 10 rs cih one Dollar, entities you
rhGtersr the Certificate may ndJus irrespsctirs of
lar is named in any certificate, 1t will be at once
seen That this is no Lottery, but straight forward
legitimate business arrangement, which may be par
your Certificates, and they name something which
you want or some article of value for instance,
a Gold Watch, Diamond Brooch, Parisn Statuette,
Piano, Pin, Ring, etc, you can send and get, ii
not, you let it alone and the matter is ended
To reimburse us for the cost Of printing, sdyer:
So s4 % for S. 100 for SIS and DE- CANT p 1St
MUM, and 2Vo CeIt In and superior Watch
We want 10. 900 active stirring Agents to canvass
and Shop in the United States Energetic men OF
women OF good reputation and business capacity
may clear $50 per week in the cities apd large
towns, and a proportionate amount in the interior
AZ Send for Certificates and confidential circular
Of terms TO agents.
7. & III. GAUGHAN 4 Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-01
New Years in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Jan New Years day is more
generally observed here business of all kinds
except newspapers, being almost entirely sus-
pended.
A heavy rain and sleet all night makes loco
motion very unpleasant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-01
INSPECTOR OF CUSTOMS.

W. l.. Sweet, OF Ohio, has been appointed In
spectOr of Customs for the District extending
from New Haven to Egg Island. Mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-01

The Instruction Case-All Quiet South
MOBILE. Dec. 31.-The negroes here are quiet
and exceedingly friendly. There is no danger of
any disturbance in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-01
THE STAR.

Senators and Representatives can have the
DAILY EvrNISG STAR delivered regularly and
promptly at their residences, IN wrappers, by
ordering 1t through the Secretary Of the Senate
the Clerk OF the House Of Representatives, or
at the office of the STAR, corner of 1lth street
and Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-01
u STRENGTH TO THE WEAK
ID. YOUTH To The AGEDu
BIO X X E NE,
LIFE REJUyENATOR

LIFE REJUVENATOR.
This preparation is unequalled as Rejuvenstoe
and RsstOFeT Of Wasted st or inert fgnetioR.
h9g;shOId sod inasmSch as il will render then
live iS the sys 81 h snd
JOY. IL not only exhilerstes bat strengthens, and
who have been reduced to a condition 81 serviiitT,
self abuse, misfortune, or ordinary sickness. No
organ, this superb preparation viii remove the ef-
ect at once and forever.
BIOKRENE
CrRFt INEPoTENcY, GENERAL BEBTLTTy, NERVOUS
ISckfACITY, DYSPEPSIA, DEPR EssIoN, Loss OF APP
PETITE, Lew SPIRITS, WEAKNESS OF TEE ORGANS
IFScT, ENHcIGTioN, ENNUi, IT Has a Mo.T De.
DIGHTFUL, DESIRABLE AND NevEL EFFECT UPoS
srsstTateG by nervous disabilities are earnesfy s
yised to seek cure in this mostexcellent and un-
Persons Who, by imprudence, have lost their
NATURAL NlGOR, will find a sPee~Z and perme-
BIOKRENE.
The PEBBLE, the LANGUID, the DEsPAIR-
trial; II will be found totally different from ~
Ot 4G TTMs l S me T same purposes
in nervous weaknesses Of all kinds, n will re-
store the wasted strength with wonderful perms-
nence.
1t is also q grand tonic and will give relief in
Dyspepsia With the first dose. A brief persistence
perfect health, and Danish Dyspepsia forever.
One dollar per bottle, or six bottles for IS SOLD
BY DRUGGIsTs GENERALLY.
bi H fTTffTsaff Fl
D Dey street, New York.
Sold by s c. FORD. corner 18th street I'D
dec 9-eoly,a and Pennsylvania avenue. I'D
TILERS COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
Il ARABIC VIII be found most pleasant, safe
and speedy remedy for CoUGHs, Coins, HoARsR-
MSS, GROUP, WHooPIN6 CoUSH, AND ALL AZTEC
TONS OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS. Its superior
efficacy in arresiDg stubborn coughs, and tbs hrst
stages OF consumption, has long been known and
appreciated by most families and ply sicisns. Price
20 cents per bsttle.
twenty years, and with inyariable success think
IL an excellent remedy
AMERICAN O1sce, Bali. JOS. j. D0BBIN.
AN attsche Of this Office, long troubled with .
stubborn cough, and who supposed his lungs 20 be
affected, has received the greatest benefit from Q
- sn gle bottle. n-Bdk. ClipPeT.
"Since introduced IL here several OF our plF ST.
clans prescribing IL with the best success. '"
nol-eoSmr ii. BUFF, ObeDliSf, POTtSHOHth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-01

ITO THE RESIDENTS OF THE FIFTH AND
SIXTH WARDS,
+. X. DOOLEY, MD,
DRUGGIST AND PHABMACEUTIST,
Corner Third Street and Penna. Avenue East,
Capitol Hill.
good supply Of pure and fresh Drugs and Chem
Patent Medicines e ~ en' VI
special attention given to compromising Physi-
ly executed A0 PAOn1P'
INST received for the holidays a good assortment
OF cnoice Perfumery. Easfcy Articles Brushes
CcmRs, Fancy Perfume Boxes, Metal and Enam,
eied fun Boxes, Saches, &c. For sale at mode
rate prices. A call is solicited " Aouo
FIX DOOLEY,M
ue H-lOt corner Sd street and Pa av east
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GLOVES FOB NEW YEARS.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CHOICE Wits

QGce Depot CommtSSoTy Of Sts5siNe@cs,
WdSkiRgtoH, ID. C., December 2s, lsss
Sealed Proposals, IN duplicate, will be received At
this office, until Il O'Clock m. on TUESDAY, the
9th DAY Of anuaTy, lSS6, for the sale OF about
900 gallObs % Bon; bon Whisky.
2Sa 90 hye
Proposals not received for less than Eve barrels
Of each lot.
The Whisky will be re gauged before the deliy-
cry, and cold by the proof gallon"
Payment in Government funds. about fifty per
cent Of which will he required on the acceptance
OF the bid, and the remainder Is soon as the re-
guaging is completed, and before the delivery com
No bid received from parties who have failed 20
comply with their contracts.
Bidders are requested to be present at the opeu-
ing of their bids.
All purchases will be loaded at the Government
NhsUves. in Washington, ID. c., free Of expense 20
the purchaser.
The usual reservation Of the Government in re-
gard TO bids will be observed.
G.. BELL,
de 30 cost Major ard {. s., u s. A.
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Register repittances Of over 81
7. & ii. GAUGHAN & CO.,
Ja1-t' 116 Broadway, New York.

WINES FOR THE HOLD AYS-SELLING
W AT COST-I have on hand a small quantity
of California Hook, Muscatel, Port, Angelica and
Grape; BRANDY, CHAMPAGNE, and fine WITS
KY. ADAMSON'S sos 9th street
de 20 1wr one door from Penn avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-01

IAN attsche Of this Office, long troubled with .
stubborn cough, and who supposed his lungs 20 be
affected, has received the greatest benefit from .
: Sir gle bottle. n-Pak. ClIPPer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-01

4SO KARR. $50
Inventor and Patentee Of Karr's Celebrated
AMERICAN CHRONOMETER
Manufacturer and Dealer in Chronometers snd
Watches, No. $50 Penna. ave-, bet. Sd and Al SITS
Washington.
Wstc hes Repaired and Warranted de 22-6m-
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nEPOT OF PARIS KID GLOVES

nEPOT OF PARIS KID GLOVES
GLOVES FOR NEW YEARS.
For the accommoda alton of our
NUMEROUS GLOVE CUSTOMERS.
We have concluded to open our Store on
NEW YEARS DAY,
from to IL 80 a. m.
Orders for GLOVES on that day will be promptly
and carefully attended to by one Of the firm.
JOS. J. MAY CO.,
so PenDsylvsnia avenue,
Tiff between 9th and 10th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-01

"Snce introduced il here. several ofour Pig ST.
clans are prescribing IL with the best success
no l-eoSm. III. BUY, Chknlist, POrtsraoNfh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-01
500 JOSEPH REYNOLDS CO.. 500
PLUMBERS, GAS FILTERS AND STEAM
FITTERS.


All orders in the above branches OF our business
stteno ed to promptly, and s work entrusted 90 us
warranted.
We have on hand the most beautiful style Of
GAS FIXTURES
in the city. Our patterns are new, and recommend
themselves, Call and see our Chandeliers, Pea
dants, Brackets, Portables, &c, &C.
OUR SHADES
Are elegant consisting Of Photographic, Porcelain
oUR GLASS GLOBES
are OF the most costly and elegant cut, and cannot
fall 10 please every variety Of taste.
OUR RANGES
are OF the most approved patterns and give univer
sal satisfaction.
Will our friends who need our services, or are N
want OF any Of the above articles, give us call ~
No. 500 9Th street, near Penna avenue. -
de Il colin JOS. REYN0LDS co.
HELMB0LDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU u
pleasant in taste and odor, free from all inJu-
rous properties, and Immediate nit action
WINTER UNDER GseMENTs for gentle
w men, Of Silk, Merino, and Flannel; Cotton
do. full and complete assortment, OF AL sizes,
colers, and qualities, at LANES
Gentlemsns Furnishing Store, a "a Pa aven.
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DIANOS AT BARGAINS.
have Is asserted SECOND HAND PIANOS,
ranging in prices frem $50 to S9ne, for sale-
OF hire. on easy terms; nearly all Of theseFf
have accepted in exchange = part pay wv NV
ment for Chickering Sons dns Pianos.
A complete assortment OF ChicksrinR' a Sons
sos Pa avenue,
de 2e-3t between 9th and 10th SITS, near 10th.
TWO MARBLE-BED
BILLIARD TABLES,
With entire new cloths. cushions, pockets and
cues, for sale very cheap. Apply TO
w. W. LEVY,
de21-2w- National Hotel.
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REPOBLICANS-AH psr-
u3 sors who favor the cause Of Reppbl ami sn
In this city are requested 10 meet at Island Hall
corner OF 6th street and Virginia av., on TUES
DAY, January I'd, at o o'clock D. m
=. A. BOSWELL, President.
L s La Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-01

"Has been in constant use In our family for over
twenty years, and with invariabe success. think
IL an excellent remedy. -
american Q6sce, Bali. JOS. J. DOBBIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-01

GREAT CLOsING-OUT SALE
~ of
JEwELRY, WATCHES, AND SILVER WARE,
500 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
The subscriber, having sold out his Store offers
the balance of his Steck at prices unprecedented
As most OF the Goods being bought at gold prices,
RENCY. " WV
=. ~ Patrons having W tches and Jewelry at my
Store for repairs will please call befors the LIST Of
January, 1856.
Show Gases, Iron Safe, Regulator, and Mirror
sale cheap de IL Avs
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ROQUETS.-Boquets,C Cut Flowers, Wreath,
- Garlands, Hanging Baskets, Plants of Ali de-
scripfione can be had at the we'll known establish
Hights - va IA % 49, H. y
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EdM0Ts InteLLlQeIlcer:

.
Editors InteLii0eneer:: ,.=5.. =.il u
of Gilmer county assembled at Troy
on Saturday, April 2sth, 1866. 7.4I
The meeting was called 10 order by
W. w. Warder.- Esq, who nominated
James Gather, Esq, for President, who
was unanimously elected, and j. 7. w.
Holt appointed Secretary.
Upon taking tho chair Mr.. Gather
expressed his thanks to the people for
the honor which they had conferred on
On motion off. s. w. Farnsworth,
the President appinted u committee of
five to prepare resolutions for the con-
sideration of the meeting, to-wit: Adam
.Heckart, j. e. w. Holt, d. f. SterIn-
beck. J. s.. w. FarnswOrth and WV.
Senator d. d. T. Farnsworth was then
introduced to the audience by the Pres
ident, and delivered the best and choic-
est speech that the people of Gilmer has
been permitted to hear on'the great is
sues of the day, at the conclusion of
which the committee reported the fol-
lowing resolutions: :
ResoEred, lst That the loyal people of Gil
mer county earnestly unite in IheisuppoFt OF
Andrew. johnson, so long rs he stands on the
platform on which ha was elected, and the
loyal Congress of the United States. 80
ID. That We regard the so-called ConServa-
tive party Is the Rebel party in Disguise.
Sd. TT1atiWe will support the amendment
10 the Constitution Of West ViTgtnia and the
acts of our loyal Legislature.
74th. That we pledge ourselves 10 put down
irebelSwho are striving 20 subveEt the hber-
ties of the people, it matters not in what
nameor disguise they may appear.
On motion of Henry E: Heckart, 1t
was I-.-e 1iis5li,s7 80 .lii
Re,Otped, rhatth Editors Of the wheelipg
IINFEBLIaENCER be requested TO publlsh the
proceedings Of tlIis meeting in their paper,
and tElat the Secretary Of this meeting fur-
nisll them with copy. 80 t'atlp ,llp
r on motion, the meeting adjourned 10
meet at Glenyillef on the 18th day OF
May, 1866. JAMES GATHER, Pres't.
]. T.w. HoLT, See,y. :