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Board of Directors:


GEN. JAMES LONGsTREETa Gongstreet, Owen Il Co. }
President, New Orleans
]. c. HoLDREGE (Holdrege Paxon Fosom) Vice Presi.
dent, New Orleans.
c. GRAHAM President First National Bank New Orleans
T. P. MAY, United States Treasurer, New Orleans.
GEN F. ]. HEBRON, Commission Merchant, New Orleans.
SAM. DEROw, Commission Merchant, New Orleans.
W. c. GRAHAM, Wholesale Grocer and Commission Mer-
chant New Orleans.
]. p DILLINGHAM, tDfllingham Bonner Attorneys),
New Orleans
EVERETT LANE, Wholesale Boot and Shoe Merchant @
Magazinestreet, New Orleans
A. J. INGERseLI, of Mobile Ala
GEN NJ. ]. WRIGHT, of Memphis, Tennessee.
". D. GRIsWoLD Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
GEN E. B. NICHOLS, of Texas.
GEN ROBERT E LEE, of Virginia
G. WIL.hIAhs, Secretary, New Orleans
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nB. DE ANDKTES
-PURE-
EARSAPARILLA B1TTERS.

The attention of the Public City and Country Trade is re
spectfully called to the introduction OF the
sarsapariiIa Bitters,
The most Pleasant and Bters that has beenn
oduced country The trade in general be supplied
by the following Grocers and Druggists:
Fatio, Marks Co., 43, 45 and AZ New Levee street.
Griffin PORCH 81 and 80 Tchoupitoulas street.
Ell Hart & CO., 49, rs and II Fchouuitoulas street.
L. Rasset, coz Graver and Tchnnpitoulas Streets
F. Avet & Cambon, 50 and 81 Old Levee street.
John T. Moore, cor. Poydras and New Levee sreeta
VIM. G. Mitchell, cor. Camp and Poydrss Streets
Cass 4 Bowling, 80 Poydras street.
T. W. Marsden, Druggist Magazine and Gravier
Turner Wales, Druggists, Royal and Customhouse.
g. N. MORRISON, Agent,
Il Magazine street
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Boilers,
most approved construction Of all sire cuttpe 7 to Inn
aSSs =. per hour 9irist Mills Mill Irons, Water
Wheels sna every kind Of MIN Machinery Sugar Minis Pa
sllt Works Cotton and Wooden Nachaery AZ ' W "n
We rtical Flaners, Woodwork p,a,,no M,oh,r..
Iro 10 Planers Gray q Wooas P5sn;mn We, W,
Ent ,ine Lathes, chimes. As sAo'
Drill Lathes, Daniels Planning Machine.
Bort ng Machines, Moulding Mgchinas
Slatt ing Machines, Sash Machines,
upris nt Drills, Tenoning Machines
Steam Pumps, 9 Power Morticing Machines
Force Pumps, Foot Morticing Machines
Lifting Pumps, Boring Machines,
Suction funips, Blind Stat Tenoning Maehines
HydrsuH$ JaekS, Circular Saw Benches,
Screw Jad ks, Wrightis patent Scroll saws
Shafting uleys and Hangers, Patent Belt Scroll Saws
Rubber an Leather Besings Circular Reserving Mills
Leaeher N d Rubber Hose Upright Ressrvirg Mills,
Plumbing and Gas Fittings, Rotary and Mining Pumps,
Steam and Gas Pipes, Every description of Machinery
Steam AMI Water Gauges and Railway Supplies.
OsGtoit Sins, Cotton Gins, Cotton Ginsi
Taylor .agis Brown Southern Craven Excelsior and Mo
Uethy Get Gins with engines he,Be powers and
thing reo1ed for tho In store and ios ct the oes
pstes. Rol orders respectfully solicited.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-05

Edward Walsh, 3 large owner Of steamboat and
mill properly, and one Of the richest men in st.
Louis, died in that city recently.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-05

180 cases CONGRESS WATER and EMPIRE SARATOGA
WATER, reh from the Springs jas received for al
SYME'S Drug Store,
l39 Canal street,
New Ureang.
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CENGER's SEWING MACHINES.

NEW PIANO STORE-REINIKE zORN Ct
~ Reinike, A. U. Zorn)
Have opened NEW PIANO STORE at No. g3 CAMP
STREET three doors below Poydras street.
We have effected such with the
IN the North and Europe will enable sell PIANOS
CHEAPER than any other similar establishment city
All Pianos sold by US under full guarantee
PIANO STOOLS, COVERS and MATERIAL. ters con-
stantly On hand PIANOS TUNED Gnd REPAIRED at the
shortest notice and in workmanke manner
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INSURANCE.
GREAT SOUTHERN AND wEsTEK


ofFlok;
q,
CORNER OF COMMON.
,r,r, .,,,u -
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RrsLEY's EXTRACT OF BUCHU.

Just received full supply of Rsley's famous Compound
Fluid Extract of BUCHU reliable preparation For
sale at
SYME'S Drug Store
l39 Canal street,
New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-05

Just received large supply Of this excellent preparation
for Polishing and Gle aiming Furniture removing all kinds OF
Stains spots arisi from spilled liquors. acids oils
restoring at once their original polish and color.
For sale at SYMEiS Drug Store
l39 Canal street,
New Orleans,
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PELLETIEK'S FRENCH QUININE.
1850 Freach QuININE for sale at reduced prices by
sYMt, Druggist.
l39 Canal street,
New Orleans.
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Melmbold's Fluid Extract Bucha,
IMPROVED ROSE WASH,

VIII radically extermnae from the system Diseases arising
from Habits Of Dissipation at little EXPENSE little or no change
in diet exposure completely supersedng
those unpleasant and remedies Copva and Mer
curry in all these diseases
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nK- j. WHITES INSTITUTE
l2g oNDELET STREET.
In of the City Han

The FIRST aim of human beings happiness and happiness
implies health Of body and mind
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SPEEDS ELECTRICAL FEBRHFUGE
AND FEVER TONIC

All the old Planters In the Southern States the value
this excellent preparation for the the pdge
the South In Congestve and Typhoid Fevers
Fever and Ague its success Is remarkable.
1t can be had Wholesale and retail at
SYMES Drug Store
- f39 Canal street,
Chsrtres BieByile
New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-05

do not boast of having superior advantages neigh
bors, but will customers that from eighteen years expe
rience in business in New Orleans aud determination
be undersold offer inducements quality and pces
equal to any Drug House in New Oreans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-05
TATE OF LOUISIANA,

by IHe UUVtFHUf
j. II. HARDY, Secretary of State.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-02
NUMBER, q:
"C'OnserYutiYc."

Everybody that;$iis dissatisfied With
tie present order Of tlinsa, calls him.
selra conservative vc"-that is. he doesn't
want any political party. IIo wants =
new party that il no party. lie wants
to upse, and rcorganizc upon his own
discomfort, as basis, a political party
,ha, is no party. lie says he is opposed
to politics. Certainly Ito is opposed 20
all tho politics that DO not accord with
his own views. lie is opposed to tho
Government, but processes 10 be cnam-
oreIl with Andrew Johnson. Ho wants
the traitors just from the rebel army
with blood.staincd hands to leSisln!c for
him. lie can sing pmans Of praise to
the memory Of S,onewall Jackson-go
into ccstacics over old Bob Lees schemes
VI! tutchery and murder. lie is very
anxious to Fec Thad. Stevens hung
"Nld Sumner" ns he styles him, no
thinks. should be executed by some un.
heard Of process. lie ubhorS test oa'hs,
ani i; " makes his gorge rise even to
hca. Of a ni%rr. llc is terribly afraid
cha, SImbo will become his equal. Tho
nirrr hnunts his dreams by night and
.li.iurbs his waking hours. He cannot
see why negroes are created, as they
have gone out Of use since they no long.
cr nil in obtaining democratic victories.
lie i, opposed to all sudden and radical
chanpcs. lie says, "thc process ofnd.
vanccmcn, is rational rather than im.
puIsivc." lie also says: "Conscrva'
ism rejects all visionary experiments
based upon the adoption Of abstract
ideas OrrersOnal liberty universal equal
i'y. &C." -.
It is amusing TO see tncn who firc
years ago were tho rampant followers OF
JrG. Davis and tho infamous inncey.
siding them ia prscir;'atinS tho South
era States into 4 revolution. now adrs'
ing men to act nationally rathcr than.
impul>iveIy." They urc now opposed
TO radical changes when those changes
affect the interest OF rebels, but then
they wished Ly sudden and nrreiPitAto
movement to overthrow the Government.
Now thcy want things TO be done slow.
iy. They see their confedcratcs have
been defeated. They do not wish State
Legislatures and Congress TO- rashly pass
lisablius.ac,s, but they want them to
bo slow in imposing disabilities upon.
rebels. Slow in furnishing crime. but
irrational and impaIsivc in giving the
rebels power. Such is conservatism
the political conservatism Of :he present
day. It is simpIyradical rebclism clad
in D pararhcrnalia that nccords with the
necessities Of its dcvotcos.-C CldrksJur9
Ti,gynph.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-02
| REMARKABLE CrRE-A voun:

4 REMARKABLE CURE A young
man wanted to marry a Girl out in Wis
ran,in, but her yich parents forbade the
match. The young Man became sick
very sick-and had terrible iain,ing
fits. The doctors were callrd, and said
he would soon die, and he said he want.
rd TO. Tho father Of the girl visited the
rarirnt. and agreed with both him and
the doctors. The poor fellow laid il he
could sec his Mary Ann ho would die
harrily. His dying request certainly
cnnid not hc refused. aud Mary Ann
having no objections, the minister Was
sent for. and the solemn ordinance OF
marriage was performed before the most
solemn messenger CT death should step
in to snatch away the gaspiug bride
groom from time 20 the regions of ctcr
ni,y. The knot being Securely tied the
pa,ient rose from the bed we'll man.
Il was u great cure, astonishing both the
cruel paricnt, and the doctors. but
the bride acted Us though she had cS
pcctcd it all the time.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-02
An AnccdOtC Of Mr.. Lincoln.

In the trans. .Atl"utic German paFer'
wc find many anecdotes of the late Abra'
ham Lincolu which arc not known !"
,his country. The following, which lately
,rnc,rc,| in the Brcslnau .NorG'n:cif"hg,
viii bear repetition \ lieutenant whom
debts compelled to leave his FatherlaoIi
and service. succeeded 10 being admitted
to the late President Lincoln, md oy dt'
pottmcu, md intelligent appearance, was
promised Licutenauts commission 10
a cavalry regiment. lie was so eo,raP'
turcd BY his success that he deemed It 4
duty to ioform the President that be ee
louced to one of the old and noble't
families Of Germany. "Oh, never mind
that" said old Abe, "you will not hnd
thu, to be au obstacle to your advance
mcnt."
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-02

The London correspondent Of the
Tribune tells the following exec len,
story Of the crca, novelist and politician
Coin. in to be shaved one morning. !
said, "Well, Monsieur Bras,ier. how is
business to.day?" Excellent, sir, cx.
rcII'nt; in fact almost more than can
attend to. Balls and parties everywhere
There, you SIC, is list Of thirty lalics
whose heads urc to bc dressed between
now aud evening"
Dropping in at Bras:ier's few day:
after. asked, And how did yon g"i
on with your thirty lady customers tho
other dayl"
"Don't speak Of il: couldn't attend
to more than bali Of them, and just los;
dozen good cGstun;c::, all owing to Mr.
Victor Iiugo.'
How did Victor lIaso have anything
to do with it?'
"Why this WAS the way ofi','ir: Five
minutes after you left, in he came snd
seated himself in this very chair. / pu,
the napkin about his neck, and WAS on
The point Of ru,lir: my brush to him,
when, suddenly waving of my hand, he
Icrcd:
"Wa;t . minute"
And with that he took cat his pencil
aud began fumbliug in bis pockets for
something he dix: not find Thea, all at
once, seeing II sheet Of paper on the Ia.
die there, lie took possession Of it and
fell to writing. In spite Of the harry |
was in, was willing to wait for him to
finish; but he. without payin: any more
attention to me than though had been
a, the other end Of town, KEEP, scratching
on, stopping now and then to bite the
cud Of his pencil. Write away, said |
TO myself, but i: you can read it after.
war;! you arc lucky one 1t was Il
hurribIc serawl, sir, you may believe
mm. And they pretend he is good
;wri'cr! Then said to hiu respectfully:
When you are ready. si:."
( "In sccond,' said he, and on he
goes, stopping. minute to look UP to
,h: ceiling, and then atit again; | mean.
while, you understand, with brush and
soap cup in hand, aud ready 20 burst.
(. Finally [ ycnturcd to say;
Beg pardon, sir, but am extremely
busy to.day.'
so, busy, are you" s1ys he, $50 an
T." and with that he got up and wen
out.
"You have forgotten your bat, sir,
said |.
"Why, to hc sure" said he, and clap
ped it on, and went away without being
shaved.
Now, boys" called t" my journey
men, "you have not 4 minute to lose ;
You will 20 straight to the addresses |
give you. Tho list hcrc--but where is
tho list? What have you done with the
list?'
at was on the table thcrca moment
ago" said one Of the boys.
".Arc you sure?"
Perfectly"
Will you believe ne, sir, it was on the
back Of that list that VI. Victor Hugo
had been writing, and he carried it of
with him all covered with his quail
tracks. and that is the way he lost NE
my customers.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-02
WHAT "CoSsEGvATIsM" MEANs.-

WHAT "CoSsEGvATIsM MEANs.-,
The CuioniSu Of West Virginia sccu to
know the true definition OF CoDserva.
ti,n," word that is in the mouths Of
maay persons at this time. At Union
nac:;n. at Grafton a few days since ono
Of the speakers, III. Cuthcr, Esq. said
the Conservative party $50 culled) is
made ur .: returned rebels, rebel sym.
pathiSsr,, co2pcrhcads, tushwhackcrs,
cu,.,hroa,s, aud horse thioves. And these
arc the men who now claim to DO tho
trro Union men Of, the country; who
cIamor for Office und power, after spend.
ing four years trying to destroy tho
Union aud ruin tho country. o. shume ]
Why does not tho devil return to Heaven
md claim all his former rights and priv.
i!cscs wi,hou, rcpentanco7. He spoke Of
tho want Of repentance on tho part OF
the rcbcls, and said that until they gave
evidence Of repentance, they should not
be restored to political priSilcges.-Bal'
f;u,0rc .iMnpcdn. .... ..,....s-. .., .
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-02

FEARFUL INSTRUMENT or WAR;
The Gaze,,e du Midi reports tha. a now
torpedo Of moro destructive kind than
opy hitherto invented has just been tried
in the docssard Of Cus,iyueau, Toaleu,
with grcatsncccss. Tho Faubon ship.
o..war, attacked by boat twenty feet
long supplied with spur armed With .
fulmina,ing torpedo, Was lifted three
feet out Of tho water and instantly suok
in consequence Of 40 enormous holo ia
her keel cuused BY tho torpedo. Tho
success was tho moro remarkable ns tho
charge Of powder WAS only six pounds.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-02
.tpporiiOuucnt of the School
Eunu,


The annual apror,iunmcut Of the dis.
tribulivc school fund was made lately
hy the State Superintendent at his Office
in the capitol. The whole amount, ap.
portioucd WAS Sl0j,5G3 IL. OF THIS
SS,202 10 was apportioncd under an act
Of the last Legislature to counties which
had paid taxes but had made no emu.
mcra,ion to cattle them to their share
when the apportionmcnt was made year
ago. Under the law, II county in which
no enrolment of youth has Lcen Gade
is not entitled to any part Of this fund,
although it may have paid taxes while,
on the other hand, il a caunty has ri.
turned its enumeration, it gc!s its pro.
portion, although it may have paid no
taxes. 1t Was to corrcc. this apparent
unlairncss tha, the last Legislature pro-
Yidcd Cor airport ioniug their las. year y
share to such 60 mites rs had paid taxes
the previous year, but were then &c.
priycd Of their share in the distribution
because they had not returned their
enumeration. The counties not yet en-,
rolled (auL which will get 40 propOriinn
ui' the present, dis;riba'ion) are lraSton,
Fayc,tc, t;rccnbricr, Hardy, Mcdowell,
Monroe, Nicholas, peudlctnn and Web.
s,rr. Among ,h. rest the fund is pro
porionc ed according to the number Of
persons in each, between the ages o. six
and twcn.y.onc gears. The whole mum
Der Of such PERSONS in tho torty.thrce
counties in which the enumeration has
been made is ll3.SO2. CT this number
about 1000 are in counties which paid
none Of the taxes from which the fund
now 10 hc distributed is derived, viz :
the taxes assessed in 1861 and collected
during 1860. These counties, however,
were assessed last year, and the iaSen
then assessed will he paid iuto the treas
ury during the present spring and sum.
mrr, and will contribute TO swell the
fund to BE- distributed on the first Of
April, lSG7, to fully 80 per cent more
than that to be distributed this SPRING
suppoSins tho aggregate CT taxes paid
into the treasury to remain the same.
last year the fund distributed amnnnt.
cd to o.; cents to each hid cnrosIcd.-
This year it is s.; ccnts-,hc falling of
prp rnh: being due to the facts that some
$4,000 are to be paid on last years ap-
portionmcnt and that the enrolment OF
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-02
Srlertrl ?|petyV.
The story Of l;cllr,

A hrautiiul maiden WAS Echo.
As classical history tells
\ r"ortc nymlh Of DIANA,
Who lwcIt anon; forests anil luil>.
Now. Erhn was very l"Il,aci0nS;
Anil though She MAS silly and Young.
II seems that she never MAS weary
OF plying her voluhlr tongue.
.lnl IN sorry to say in addition.
BESIDES her mprrtinrnt clack.
She had. upon every occasion,
\ habit Of answering back.
Though even the wi>cSt Of matr"nS
In grave conversation waS hrarl,
Miss Echo forever insisted
On having the ultimate Morl,--r
\ fault <n exceedingly hateful,
That Juno, VIII" Echo betrayed
While the cmi,l">S was hearing the habb!c,
Determined to punish the maid.
Sail she, In reward of your folly,
llrmcinrth in vain You will try
To talk in thu manner "a; others;
\, bcS, you can only reply"
a terrible pmiShmGnt truly
For onc of so lWc Y turn:
And i, brought the poor maiden to rm;n,-
The way y"u SinlI presently learn.
In mcrtll. the ham!Snmc NariSSus,
And wiSlin. his favor I" gain.
Full often She tried To address linn,
I;u: always cndcavo:r'l in vain.
But when. a< X finally happened.
lie spoke to Tire ,lanScl one day.
Her answers seemed "nlv I" mock him,
And drove lIm in anger away.
All. sad was tn" fate Of loor Eiho!
Was ever 50 hapc$S u maid
She wasted away in her sorrow
Urlil she WAS wholly drcaycd.
Eat her voice is still living, immortal
The Samr YOU have frequently hcarl,
In Your ramhlcS in valley and forests,
Repeating your ultimate word.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-02
Duel In mississippi.

4 correspondent Of the y. y. T'id"nr,
writing from Fieksburs, Miss, March
10Th, says:
As was Yoing to my gin house last
Saturday morning. ono Of my scrvnn Is
reported tha, some white ncn were Gght'
IN. in the woods; | repaired to the spot
and saw six mon, two Of whom were
(igh,iu. with swords. As | approached
the tales, Of the two struck the other
across the face. then rarriel and run
him through. lie fell, cxclaimin,:. Gen
t!cmcn, | aln killed." and expired in Il
few moments.
The victor quietly wipcd the blood
from his sword with his handkerchief.
Two Of The men said Colonel, you
have Gnishcd tha; Yankee; he j. deHd
come let us mount and 90; these Yankees
will look after. their dead friend.
A co!nrcL boy camo with the hprana.
Tho victor said: "Gcnll"men, my
friends arc in haste to 80; is there a"y.
thing can DO for you? I hope you
con,ilcr this matter honorably sr''lcd.
The party rode o9. L learned from
an at,cndin. pbySicinn tha. tn: ullray
rose from political quarrel. The VIC
tor wsg an officer Of the rebel army, Col.
McTvcr; tho slain, Maj. TomIi"s, Of YER
mont, late Of tn. u. $. \. volunteers
This il only one Of the many du:ls %.
curing here. If norihcra man eomc'
south, he mr't prepare t' i:sh,--hc will
have many opportunities.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-02

4 Coon JoEE.-A good JOKE is told OF
LashIul young man Of cur acquaintance
who has ust commenced his TcrpsIeho.
rcau exercise. IIo took partncrto the
bali, and being seated after the hrs'
dance, WIS perpIczcd for somHt9'"S to
say; 50 taking hold Of his "iI'cd collar
he said:
. lis powerful hot in this room; my
.hif.'s we.-ain't youru ,"
J. The Indy bIushcd, nhd took biz ur'n
for tho next dance.
TO 10 Knocked down sou have only to
nsk tho young man how "yourn is
Nofthncsi.s. ,&r.-, ....
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-02
Endorsing the President.

Whenever Coppcrheud insists that
lie is for the Andrew johnson policy Of
restoration, ask him if hc mcans that
portion Of it which rcnds rs follows.
We copy from Johnson's speech at
Nashville on the 9.h Of June, 1864: -
"Eut, in calling'b convention to re.
store the State, who shall rea,orc and &c.
establish il? Shall tho man who guvc
his influence and his means to destroy tho
Government? Is no to participate in
the great work ofrcorsanization ?" Shall
he who brought this misery upon .ho
State Lc permitted to control its 1es'inics?
If this be so then oil this precious blood
or our bravo soldiers and officers, 60
freely poured out, will have been wan.
innly spilled. All the Glorioud victories
won, by our. noble armies will X" for
nau.hi, and all tho battle.Gelds which
have been sown with dead heroes during
the rebellion will have been mada lnen'
oraLlc in vain"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-02
Tho Tender Passion.

Democracy is in love. She's struck. She
has Il hankerin: Of Andy Johnson. II
not love ut first sight, it WAS at least 'oYc
\, first sound Of tho 22l Of February
speech. She adcres Andy. Shc dreams
Of Andy. She gives u,,crancc TO Dem
ucra,ic emotions with a touch Of the
mclo .drarla,ic. Every pulse Of her
hear; heats oEl: love. But
alas, they are cot Two mutual hcarts.--
Andy cant see it. Andy don't embrace
her. Cruel AMY. hearIle>s Andy, who
listens no, to the voice Of the charncr.
She desires Office, b". Andy appoints
the radicals. She sends Pennsylvania
committee to wait II pom him and assure
him ,ha, she designed no empty oH'pII'
ment, that her hear, is only his. Bn,
the stony.hcar,cl Andy interrupts the
fair spccch with the cruel suggestion
,ha, the wisc.t thing they could do was
to 30 home and change tEcir ticket.
Can Democratic !oro endure this? VIII
no, tic unrcqui'cd passion break that
tender hearth Alas! she i, doomed to
piuc and die the victim Of a broke"
heart.
uWhat calm can .oo,hc her melancholy.
wha, art can drive her grief"""y:
-Ntrarh .4mcrtedn.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-02
NY We have rallen GU pcstilcutia

pg- We have fallen GU pestilcotial
d,ys. Cholera in the Orient, Italy. and
South Franco, Tricbin4 in Germany.
Kindcrpcst 10 Iu.sin, Ilollnnd. and En-.
gland, whcrcun,o tho Sheep Plague Isl
added - these are not all. Even the
birds in I.oly oro dying by thousands of
uiasua, and . marine epidemic on tho
coast has made sh..rimP' o.! tho French
oysters.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-02
IL retired rural districts there are

IN retired rural districts there are
smuII chances for obtain
inr full information on political topics.
The following. mistake Of New Jcr"ey
comprehend, though luuShablc, is by
no means singular:
IIc said no was glad the President bad
vetoed the Freedmcn's bill. "Bus what
arc your reasons p inquired by',tand,'
or. flo replied: "'Cause the Black
Republicans wanted to givc every d. =, =,
bigger down South . bureau, while halt
tho white folks haint got nouo." '''' ~