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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-25
Professor IN Union College, ,Scllenecter-
L--Ll On, Mem YORK..

lToJesSOr w O9ltoh COtbege, JScilenectJ-
t..i dy, Mem York,
n. l.. Cd0iofn, Esq Dear Sir: received
your letter of April 23d to-day. am over
sixty-one years OF age. i have had, from
infancy, one ear very deaf, always dis
charging more or less offensive matter
This year both ears became diseased, run
ming very much, very offensive, producing
the greatest debility OF body and depres-
sion OF spirits, and my hearing Impaired
In the highest degree. In such condition
l put myself under the care of DR. q. b..
Lighthill. He has fully restored me, i
hear WELL The dizziness and the dis
charges have been removed, and have not
returned. The stopping OF the running has
given me the highest elasticity and avigor
OF body, and flow OF epirits, while my
fear was that stopping the discharges
would prove detrimental, or dangerous. /
esteem, or rather have learned 70 esteem.
DR.. Q. b. Lighthill, .0or he was IA stranger
10 me until i was his patiently, as a gentle
man and man of science, In whom the
highest confidence may be placed.
h Yours, very truly, JOHN MOTT.
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CITY NEWS.

GurrERINd.-R9ok is being de-
posited l6A Upper Locust Street.
shove Third, and on Third above Lo-
cast, preparatory to putting in the
SuttarsI IN TalaD ar Wa
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AWAY Down 10 SHAWNEE. -
The Crescent City Band and con
siderable number of people left for
Shawneetownl on ithe Armada last
sxening.
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with $J costs. 1t is true the county
treasury ia not much enhanced, but it
settles q principle.
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GOING SOUTH.
FROM TERRE HAuTE
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM vINcEENEs.

FROM VlNGERNEs.
10 4sbiiua Iaaing Fsast. 1g0ihg W.T..
Nail 40 PM bizo
Express ,.t...... ...,.-,s,,,.-.,lOiB z NJ 500
NOTICE TO PAssEHaERs FOR ~. LOUIS
AND CAIRo.-In consequence or ehhhEe OF
time on the o. and M. X. r., no connection
aOr the West is now made by the afternoon
train ON sthe AZ. aud spg Road Messengers
Cor tli6AabbVe points will lay over at VIM
emnnea till b.i5 am. next day,
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LAYING A CORNER SToNE.-The
solemn and imposing ceremony of lay
ing the corner stone of the new Ger
man Catholic Church will take place
on Sunday morning next The Mayor
and City Council will join the process
Gon, and will be present at the inter+
sting exercises. We have no doubt
but that this novel ceremony will at
HrAct vast crowd of people. The
new piaee Of w6rshfp'is on tie corner
ofSixth and Cherry streets. ~
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From Jno. w. Coleman, J j !.

SER Latolio Springs, Ky. WI
Induced blythe cure DIR. LlghthiH had
effected in the case of Capt Miller 'of The
Burnet House, and In cases of other pa rites
Well known to me. placed myself under
DIS care about a week ago, for partial
DEAFNESS, which had troubled me for the
past nineteen years. am pleased 10 state
that through DIR. Lighthill's skill am now
restored 70 perfect hearing, and that the
u ,l gFeeaole noises which accompanied
the deafness are fast disappearing.
II JOHN w. COLEMAN.
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The OUTRAGE CoNTfNUED-We
were shown yesterday a letter directed
to the business men of Evansville,
and written by a merchant on the
Tennessee River, complaining of the
wrongs that are being perpetrated
by the Cotton Inspectors and Col
leetors upon the planters in that re-
gion of.country, by refusing to inspect
the cotton on the line of the Tennes-
see River. and collect the tax or bond
It, so as to enable the planters to ship
il by the shortest and cheapest route
to market, The planters are com
PEELED to haul their cotton from twenty
to forty miles TO the railroad in order
to have 1t Inspected, and there they
are surrounded by set Of spectators
and sharpers, who take advantage of
the necessities Of the planter, and OBJ
tain his cotton far below the maraet
value; and this same cotton, after
going from the banks Of the Tennes-
see River, twenty or forty miles to the
railroad, Is thence sent to Memphis,
whence it is shipped East, ma this
city. If the cotton was properly in
spected and bonded or the tax col
leeted,. it would all be shipped down
the Tennessee River to this city, and
the planter would obtain a fair com
penAatlou for his labor. a petition,
signed by our principal business men
was sent to Washington week or
more ago, praying for a remedy of
this, evil and wrong. We hope our
people will follow the matter up Wig
orously, so as to secure justice to the
planters of Tennessee and Mississippi,
and the trade of that prolific region
to this oityg where il legitimately be-
longs.
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DIR. DAKER,N SPECIFIn

Is a great Healing Purifying and Self
Curing Remedy (which requires no medical
aid or advice, as plain directions for use
accompany the medicine Thedemand for
this Specific isiwonderful, and is every day
increasing lDrdeFsare daily received for IL
from nearly every city and town in the
United states, to be forwarded by Express
over sIfIhIfI THOUSAND DOLLARS
OF this specific have been sold during the
LAST YEAR, and 10 has cured more cases
OF Private Diseases than all the Physicians
west OF The Allegheny Mountains. With
this Specific You can cure yourself for one
tenth the money THAT Physicians charge,
aud Tins ayQid all chance of iX POSTURE
and RUIN from IGNORANT QUACKS,
calling themselves Doctors, that infest ali
large cities. Avoid them az you would n
Tiger. = A word to fhe wise Is sufficient
and n HIM ought to be enough for tile
hmicteua .9sifNtut HttAkA ~ +itr $3.50
Prepared andbsold by Dr. II. EASTEREY
& Co, Nm 20 North Fifth Street, st. Louis,
Mo, and at their Branch store, No. 80 Mad
fson Street, Chicago, Illinois. - a t9
For saleby Nil Druggists. ''iA 81
iungT'RA +. i I4|l Ia
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gEJ TsII INPAI.lIBGE REMEDY IA
DIR. RAKER,S SPECIFIC

Is safe and ,INb,ALLIBLE CURE fer
SpermntQrrhoea, generally termed Seminal
Weakness caused by self-abuse or excess
i've indulgence, which Is now so fearfully
preXnlenL I'm all pnrls OF the cOnnlrY -
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case of the
State Us. Zacharia Wade for murder
was continued for the witness. The
further evidence ELECTED from the ex
animation of witnesses on the part of
the State, was to the effect that an old
grudge had existed toward Baldwin
on the part Of the Wades, and numer-
GUS threats had been made by Zach.
Wade against his life, running back
for three or four yeas. f3ff 35d
IL The defence was on the theory Of
self defence; an attempt being made
to prove that Baldwin had gone to the
singing expressly to have a muss, and
armed himself with a stick, and had
taken his place where, and IN the
manner he did, with view to bring
ing on the difficulty; also, that being
a more powerful man than Wade, he
clinched with him and attempted to
wrench the pistol from him, and that
Wade felt hiBilifh in danger and acted
solely in self-defenco They also en-
deavored to show, and the testimony
did show, that Wade had given back
some distance, all the time with the
pistol in his hand and warning Bald
win not to attack him or he was dead
man.
The testimony closed about three
o'clock, and the case was argued at
length BY the several counsel, each
making able and plausible arguments.
in favor of their respective theories
A night session was held to allow
General Harrow and Mr.. Donald to
close their arguments. I'D III
The cause went to the jury at late
hour last night, and at this time of
writing no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
JUSTICES CoURT-Bjore Esquire
Samson ~ Chief Justice Stinson had a
case ofassadlt and battery before him
yesterday the, firStfor several days, if
not for weeks. The ease upon inves-
tigation scarcely amounted to an as
sault, and certainly not to q battery Of
any great magnitude nsarr
5d.James Gains had gene into the bar
her shop Of CHARLES Daam, and after
washing his hands In the wash bowl
and dried upon the towel, started to
the door remarking that he wanted
to be shaved if the boat was not going
to leave. Daum, thinking that it was
a ruse, to use his soap, water, and
towel, free, gratis, for nothing, took
hold of Gains ais he was going, and
Gains says he struck him before he
was gone, Under all the circam-
stances His Honor couldn't see much
inthe case, and fined Daum one cent,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-25

EnEEKPRIses, The New Albany
Ledger b faw days ago, gave list of
" Enterprises of New Albany during
the year They humber just four
been, We can stand on tie corner of
Main aud First Street, in this-0ity,
and point out that mpuR new eDtar
Aerprises completed in Evansville du-
ring tho present season. Better quit
gasins, Dea0eyt if that IA the best you
can do.
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ADVERTISE.

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tssr4s t-eg
Most labor hard, and advertise
=" 'ne IFanAViiie 'oVAHA~
AVicfii'ih nhp eHsht .'"
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Sr sa2ss 5 SS sSs snS gda the T
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MASH customers read the papers ana
~ buy of those who advertise In tho Ev-
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s''a a daa4ssFo
+. ,...s,..4. .frrf
tf
M
rDUCATlDN forms the common minds
80 but Advertising forms business.
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GOING NORTH.

III a f leave Arrive. Arrive.
tFa&* Evansville. VIncenneH. r. haute
heeom'od't'n, $40 A M 10fZT Am Asa p n
hail .,............. 9sl5 A N ii ~ A M 800 + NJ
Vineennes 40 2sl6 = NJ 4;55 r N ...........
GOING s0uTH.
Leave Leave Arrive
TaTre Haute. YlneanDcR. E'viile.
WfnceTfaes Ae .....,..,.... 1 $3.50 A nj Dsib A M
nail. ,.............. $40 N $3.50 n eiN ? M
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DIsGRAoEFUL.-We have heard Of
q most shameful ease IF Wife wi aim.
ping that has, occurred inbthis CITY,,
The parties arc well known and are
respectfully Tconneotod,' for which
raason we. forbear at present from
giving names. The oaseis before the
courts and would have been tried
yesterday. on a peacelwarrant, but tho
defendant was unfit 10 BIO tried, and
was sent to Jail. We are Of the opin-
ion that the man is partially insane.
We hope so, al least, for lhe'cfedit 81
eur race and the honor of our city,
DIR. .Lighthill, the justly cele-
Drated Surgeon Aurist, has arrived
and taken rooms ut the Sherwood
housof whore, he can be consulted,
The Doctor bias been for a number OF
years, considered the best authority
ON his epeciafties, Deafness, C9taffh,
and ThroatlDIseases, and comes high
ly recommeRdediby the e. Press s of GIN
oinnatf, Louisville. and other, cities cittia
aud has 'testiaoBisls ffh@ the
most respectable eihzcns IApwe ARE
acquainted with severaIw6oonm 1hs e las
cured, we feel il a duty We owe to
those suffering, to thus notice his adj.
rent among us. as9sf ainiamsl 80 b
is9i1 ~ B /: Do a9at aaoila9HA ai4
HftW4s,asa
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9 RATHER DULL.-Business was rath,
er dull in the city yesterday, though
large amount Of goods were sold,
but contrasted with the day previous,
there was quite a falling off. The
Phantom brought in a goodly number
Of orders, which will be filed this
morning. Our merchants have had
no reason to complain of trade this
Fall, indeed, business on an average
has been better this Fall than at the
same season of the year for two or
three years past. One gentleman in
the boot and shoe trade informed us
that he had sold from 81 300 to 30, 900
worth of boots and shoes daily for
several weeks past, and he is only one
Of several boot and shoe houses of
equal or greater capacity ia the city,
and which doubtless do an equal and
perhaps some Of them "a greater
amount Of business. In groceries
and dry goods business has been
equally active. lon Tuesday, one
Wholesale house on Main. Street, had
nearlyia boat load Of goods piled in
iron tofihislstore, and IN front Of two
adjoining business houses. We re-
'joice at these evidences of the pros
perity of our wholesale merchants. =
nt 80 ~ a - ~ -
w AsHINGToN ITEMs--Two FATAL
Acc rDENfs Capt. Chas. Van Trees,
of Washington, Gadiana, furnishes us
the following items: s qlq era sv
Oh.SatnfdaY morning last. DIR. John
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ms EYanaylile sets a d claims to being the
m"Dond city In the State In population. II
nuaE claim DO just, then New Albany is the
mxst' for the city has about Ave thousand
more inhahitants thau-f svansville.-Neio
Albany Ledger.
Pigeon Township, which extends
but Little beyand the cityllimits, casts
SnIy about iASSARp bundled votes tss less.
shan che entire county Of Floyd, in,
aluding the city of New Albany and
Ghe heavy importatiops from Ken
tuekSa3t1I H0I as hliM gbO61 hl
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So 10 is not common IN this country, we
believe, To have "A hearing before jury on
n preliminary examination Tor an alleged
falony4 It may b@g Che ruleS foWeYer,,
mHmOfig New Albany Justices and lawyers.
-EvdnsUftke Journal.
We guess II the Journal will look again II
win ind that we said Justice, and not jury.
--.NesD albany Ledger.
We guess if the Ledger man will
look again, carefully, soberly, and
with good glasses, he win discover
dat he said jury. We never mis-
quote a contemporary.
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Evansville and Charlottesville.

.sI IN1J ar
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- OVERS are not expected 10 Advertise
IL until partnership Is formeds

%UCH repetition wearies, but much Q.
IVA Advertising pays. - 6aal
lsgelI
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From Rev, John Mott, ID. D.,

fia ~ d.t f~f
Hn aHi g,
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He who would 70 fortune rise
Most labor hard and Advertise
In the Evansville JOURNAL.

n0ls liBa > bgs galbTA8oa
.slaGd9I3M
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RYOTICEs are good, butt a.. Iiver Advor.
~ tisement lis better. % NAl
NH that men would consider their busi-
~ ness and Advertise In the JouRNAL.
NAY Cash for Advertising IN the JoURs
NAL and 1t viii return @ hundred

t,.f. i.f,ftai.l 3n4i tiisshssH t1ap
5efH ttf3D ai.,f'' .t4a,.-a
QUAINT devices In advertisingKsome-
Sck, times catch the eye and pay. "a
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w AsHINGToN ITEMs-Two FATAL
Acc rDENfs. Capt. Chas. Van Trees,
of Washington, GAdiana, furnishes us
the Following items: s. qslq era sw
On,Satufday morning last, DR.. John
NJ Wells, an old and somewhat EN-
eineut physician, of Washington, was
found dead under the high railroad
bridge at 1T 9Ritner, on the Ohio &
Mississippi r. r., 10 miles east of
Mitchell DIR. Wells was seen IN Gin.
einnatp on Thursday, and on Friday
'at Vineennes.a Whether he fell from
the cars wilhelm motion, or whether
ihei had left thetaih and was walking
oh. the track, and thus fell tbrongh
the bridge las not been as Ger,
He fell about 20 faet,a l9s9 as. ,i9Ii s;a
H. On Monday mpruing. last, a brakes.
man on the gravel train was throws
under the train bgAhis brake giving
way, and was instantly killed, being
terribly manglod.4 III His name was
James Casey, anIrishmans ) He leaves
a fapily in Washington edo g. bai5 & q
u
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" NJ. n " Haf3I1
Commercial job Room. Cincinnati, o.

JAS. W. RAstAm, Com. job Room.
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Wilderness and non-adyertislng are
Il similar Neither prospere. fa ~
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IS ifsiss gaitueg ORIG $50 saT
.8i.fI Hssgfaa maa Ean
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-09
Something for Sumner.

A recent num"er of thu San Francisco Ners
Letter has the following extraordinary statement,
It is the melancholy story of Virginia negro; "
Happy with his master at home in Virginia, the
war set him free. He went TO Richmond, with his
wife and four children, aud could get no work
among the great crowd of negroes there. The gov
srnment refused TO give him rations Northern
men were there To-Day negroes 10 take TO Califor.
MIA 10 work in the mines. For the want OF some
thing hetier he agreed 10 sell himself, with TWEEN
ty-One other negroes and hundreds more to follow.
TO come out here. He is separated from his family.
like many others Of the company. He says he is
more OF a slave now than in old times. lie knows
how TO hoe corp, but don't know how to work in a
quicksilver mine. he wants TO go back, but they
wont let him 90. lie signed some writings but
he don't know what they were as he can't read.
lie is afraid bis family are suffering and they won
give him any money 10 send TO them. There we
have 1t ( slavery abolished in Virginia aud estab.
shed in free California;. The father enslaved in
California, 10 he Imprisoned in a mine, to die and
never be heard Of, and the free mother and chill
dren starving in Richmond and these things
brought about by Yankee capitalists and California
clergymen. .ff. .....r ..I. ..
. The Baltimore Transcript comments the case tC
all humanitarans, and says that perhaps ''Ar sum.
ner may find in IL III subject for nm addition "a
that avalanche Of bills and resolutions which h,
has already precipi,ated upon the Senate II would
be a splendid theme for his studied rhetoric ",
abandon IL TO him, aud expect him to evoke torrent.
' of sympathetic tears from Bcstop 20 Care Cod"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-09
TO THE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE.

Recent events render desirable o Mass Conveu-
tion OF that portion Of the people Of Tennessee who
are favorable to its speedy aud complete restoration
te lts proper position Of equality and influence In
the Nation
The war has closed, and with II all OCCASION for
distinctions between our citizens. Let US, then,
celebrate the Anniversary of the Birthday Of tho
Father Of his Country, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
22d, 1885, by the sssembage t'the capital ofths
State Of the masses Of the people TO devise meas
urcs to secure this desirable resulti This may b.
secured by hearty and unquesti6ned endorsement
othc Restoration policy of the spresent patrio,ic
Executive of the Nation, His Exuellency,a ASpnxw
JofiSsos, TSnncssee's most distinguished son. Let
every county send up full delegation. aiar1 Poi
Francis B. Fogs, Thos. H. Galloway, e. II. East,
G. A. Wood, J. c. Gaut, y. @. Parkhurst r. s..
Heiskell, John Williams, G. B. Church, jesse H.
Gaut o. Ewing, ]. g, Frazier, w. Shaekelford, ].
?. Campbell, Wm. +. Berry, J. n. Spurlock, W. y,
Alexander, @. N, Fogg, II. NJ. James, II. A. Cleavcs
w. p. Turner A.uLiIlard, A! r. wynne, A. d.
Nicks, T. Williams F. @! sMcKav,, @. NJ Hszen,
s. T. Logan, VIM. iHeiskell, Jas, r. Hood w. Is.
Lewis, Sam. P. Walker, A, B. Steele, J. g. Car.
rigan, J. W. Bowen, II. n. MarabIe, wmg X.
Poston WIN. =. Scales JOS Powell O. w. Keith,
Gilbert Brittle, s, S. Warren j. F.rJohnson, n.
Brandon, NJ. E. W, Dunneway, Thos, II. Bledsos,
J. J. Stegald, L. N. Jarvis, VIM. Simmons, WV.
Willis, G. n. 0rdway,i Jas Parks A. r. Garrett
w90. Loaand, LemueI Davis, Thos. T. Smiley. 10
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-09

SAMUEL HUNT late Inspector General of State OF
Tennessee says the Knoxville Commercial Of the
10Th, arrived in this city yesterday morning from
Washington, where he has been for the purpose OF
procuring patent for Cotton Picker, invented in
this city, by Mr.. w. i. Pral. The opinion of sci
,nti6c men in Washington, arc undivided in the be-
lief that this machine is perfect success. Cert,in-
y no machine will be in greater demand than this,
from the fact of the lack of labor, that will occur
1t the season in which its service will be needed
Mr. Hunt will return Immediately, to close corr
ract with some Boston, capitalist for half inter-
est In the machine, for $4,000. Nat. Taylor, n.
c. from the upper District of East Tennessee, now
in Boston, engaged in that negotiation Gen. vii.
Ter will be in Chattanooga, with Cotton Planter liz
= few days, which was also iuyented by Mr. Prall.
This machine is now under process Of manufactur-
ing in Indiana and will soon be ready for the
pring market. .....l Cd ...-. .. i,.,a. E. r.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-09

ANOTHER LETTER FROM Gov. BnowsLow.--The
Washinon correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette
says the following is aDSextract, from letter ad-
iressed by Gov. Brownlow TO Hon. w. d. Kelly OF
Of Pennsylvania, under date of January "a;
"These (tbe Secessiouists) are the class OF men
in the State who are loud in their praise of the
Presidents reconstruction policy. have fought
them for the last quarter of n century and by tic
help of God i will not surrerde: to them now in
my declining years. Should the Federal Govern
ment turn US over to the tender mercies OF the gal
vanized amnesiied, and hardened Rebels of Ten.
nessee, will take my family and 60 North, aud
live and die 10 peace .....
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-09

elsS- The San Francisco Mining Press says a
party has arrived at Los Argelos, from the vicinity
Of Buena Vista Lake and the oil springs there hav-
ing In bis possession bottle containing "a mineral
substance very much res mbling crude petroleum,
but without any smell, and possessing all the quail
ities Of fine writing fluid. Several experiments
were made by different persons, and al! pronounced
it good quality of ink, or fluid, for writing. We
dipped our pen in the fluid and wrote several lines
aud could not distinguish the difference between /,
and the best writing fluids in use. When Grst used
the color is deep, rich black, but ailer exposure
TO the air the color moderates alttle still retaining
good, and, TO all appearances, durable color. a
company is being formed for the purpose Of testing
the above discovery"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-09

uit. says, "It Is no lo,ger secret that our able
Senators are remaining in Washington City at the
earnest solicitation of the President who is desi-
rous of seeing the Southern States once more re-
presented in the Halls Of Congress. Judge Sbarkey
would have returned home long SINCE but for the
assurance of the President that he would bo adj
mitted and bis earnest desire to have his assistance
10 his efforts to do ydstice to the Southern people"