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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-11-03
The Latsst ane


\ % rHan's namr Is more Intimately comment
Cd with the hrry II hssri- 3sdira n the u fd Staas
~ nnr avorshy kn2wu Ponear iE BE Heel s'.eessfy
Sh nreArsiipu II lS FA ILLA ias ioEE Ht"d me
# the vHriov- POUNDS thab vaIusbis driE
HIS COHPoUNu y nEEEf has Become aolfslltl
word th~nuEhnHt the " est oG-E-
His WuZf Lozs>cFs So iestlAa ysar sites tasir
tz5iuon- aissda repltzo id- sPresd t.e tQHt-
o Sorh America Bat the cr3snzg E'prT ~ is Sc
remains u hes ttai'el in bATtS5 dScUey orr4sq fp
4natinn for he d cLtI T. - the i'sG - ~ p
public That haDer bea'Es tae native inhabitants = LE
TRIAL AMERICA whom v1rtu-E have
than hundred wears ArHei with &c che Indian
bids pEFIASCE Eusr DFADT NLAhEA 1aGaf=s
without fear tle ysaHiss edts = hrfef vith
them that IS Tong there iAhrea IN taS bad tbs ttoN
is potent n tie diseHss NAV b Nhie
DR BG IL prepared endorse this CANT
e1E' hss iivsfttes sattsae3T thorough uxsmjnS
tan a the egideDce retains T. It's rr=s ta1. az rseF
preventive diseases from rrli5.uTl either
suaq- * STANDS %Iff0TT A RlNfAL 7. 7ad justly de-
serves the rptaoi It sz IL snJoyei IN GsutFai uaor
ica and The W-ss frdies. --rta1...a r.4s-s
n DYSPEPSIA aud ts a.tea5tnt t-iiu EynDtous it
ke charm than Incidence Ihsrt T. Eo,nE in
the range q Matters Ais5iea 3at es ~ moment scar
comparison with e is this d5sease
Full soo5uat f this ude fal be feuad g. the
18th edtea Of tnc s DeFensfr nages iss and lss
years suEaEsd has ust1ee 5roEgb spefsssfal terminus
and enabled pLiie com l3harion
II GEDR0& with other apnryei don tho hole prsBe-ed
in tba 6sFt qnayf # ESTILbED purh7u 8nsky,
which hs is uadeut las ~ EQUAL IN TIE WORLD.
He might furnish gatlHe II eerthczter hut thS Ilic
have long since learned estimate sueh things their
yus The safest plan IS f evTy % test for hnse ts
Ettue Of 3 new medcina. r4.is.
Gre the Cedron BItters one TTfai,
, 1866-11-02
FROM LOUISVILLE.

Nosa.nwo Rnces-Georgo d. Prentice
Choicrn-yIatattnn of Revenue Lava
f.ouu,on t.oupctl Resolutions on The Fen
ian uTTtnls-TcnucHsee Election.
Especial Dcspatch to the Chicago Trlbane.1
IorusnIE, October l.
Tie Toodlawn trottlue races decline In Interest.
In The arst race. to-day, for double leans, tvo
mile heats, Billy Lewis and matt shut out dLly
md F]ora May EASILY In 5;36sl. Bob johnson
wou the second race In three Straight hcan'
John Morr.ssey barely Saving his distsneet sls
Water b. IN w1Ihdraun.
s.sa pasns en e. 5eeen: ind s'Fn5 bss e h coa
s.n.s ro ne-.ons and dtms were
aaea To- s..!oe. ot the internal rsvsaue ~
mainly for ktvios f,lss tCss Tatns .onnt aae 70
q rs xhlstsy. Ii5 ho1es Il Glars Il bales cotton
The Common Council passed tbs following pre-
a3S.e %MrEsu' NJ Ihc authorities Of the British Gov
cru1nert at Toronto, Canada Eave e9nviG.ea III anf
70 e.n hSes[s S,7, sloss 81 and
Ell Wmhneas, n = A. the crime ol Roht- B. Lynch i
cmine,ly polinc.l and the cvideuec Assinst hi9
. ex thst be- dd qG! 60 N nho e;Ye s1
maj nf.it3nn as az ore the nations Of Inc earth there
NJ E<'ot;;a' &c BY "F 1osi'a 1 { a r., ':
% Would dsplore the execution et snea
nd ss5 7s,s s n he soatuaoa
procure lie release Of Z: B: Lunch. ,. :.
Rs5ofefd, further, That we also INVOKE u
President 10 uts hss !nnsnce 70 p1osni ~ 1ae ~
Tirted anG condemned to DEATH on the sam
charge ,ns.,.,t,x,
During October there we're sixteen deaths b
| cholera There IL none here now
, 1866-11-02

Irish Radical MeetinK-Speeches Of John
POPE N.dncfe and senator Trumbnll-
tsfcat EnthnYiasm.

Irish Radical MeetinE-specches OF John
Pope H.dnefe and senator Trumhnll-
tsrcat Enthasiasm.
Especial Despaich 10 the Chicago Tnenne.l
HAVANA, November I.
According to appointment, John Pope Hodnett.
the Young Irish orator and fearless advocate Of
Rcpubllcaniam, arrived here On the 3tst Of octo-
Der, and addressed = hrgc and enshuatastic an
dience Of aljes and gentlemen At the Court
House. III consequence Of tho presence Of some
paid spies and ofaela1. from chieaeo,
i good many Of cur Irish fellow cid-
s2 2fs:sRsaa sooa .pfus G@ s' VEN to e
louna hers aad there, and they heard nore truth
ever did IN their lives before; Hc czcoriated
up ihe leish hack. who Fad made them
selves Their tools. Here some funkey
It!shman hl.sed, md a rush was made to put him
Hen. @ Dosf bark when wise 1nen spelk."
Mr.. 'Hodnett told several anecdotes, which
caused The audience 10 cheer and laush BY turns.
until they felt ratrioticaiy pleasant After the
address, the enthusiasm and cheering WAS tre-
senator Trumbull WAS next introduced. and
With characteristic logic and a1gumentaise power
II nnb11n ms Eli fo
from loyal nsu the power OF Gosernias and to re-
store to Office pcEjuTed rebelt, who had forfeited
| all claims and afl rights except tAe right 70 he
Isad hf bad d1 bis ~ sympathy. md be was tic
| itien.t Of liberty all the world over. lie was
proud to see that 1E1thnen had at last found out
thel1 nus friends md h::d deserted The sinking
her on lhe 9Th q November.
| Aftcr this meeting broke up: there ve* loud
po1i,icai songs commemorative Of i. !. and s:m5
| nolicy,"
, 1866-11-02

1mportarf Letter From Ccurrat Eseobedo
Eueourueins Pre4pects tor the L'oeTA.
CsaAeDcfectIon Among tue lnpcfta'
FoFce4-The Fmperor's Abllca1ton alo-
meutnrisy hooked Far.
WAtrrSEToE. November The following m,
puftaEt lsccr frcm General Escatedo WAS tccciSct
io-dai Al The Mexican Legation:
HEAoQCAEfEEA Anxr or TIE NORTH
ME1:CAS krFcp1ic, GES4EA1 M Cu1IF,
MoxrIHrr, October Is, 1913,
0u7 neAlss herc arc rroSrc-tsne very hroanly.
Tie States OF New Icon, TanlAnltpas and
Coahuiia arc now c.NrlJ free from the presence
Of foreign foes, n 1rc also the States OF Sonora
Slna1oa and chihuahua, ard In each Of lhcm co,.
s;cc!ahlc force. s1o row being rapidly .al.cl &c
r1rrl cncc for all cvc1s foreign Invade. from Il
,,tou al tc.1itotv From this State an advapee CO:
ut1cd AID equipped, has already 2s.ehcd Il
uurFnte against san Luis Potosi+ and 80 hav'
len sent to cooperate With 4 column from tn
Siasr ar zacatccas, under the tomm.n1 OF Genera
Apca. IN = movement A;,ainst D1tanco. fs5a
which the best results are expected.
SAN FRAxc1sco, November IA Guayma
letter Of the 13&h ult., confirms statements Of th
Cxcrtecs which the 1lbet ais committed after III
| csptCtc Of Tanod and others. General Langbor
| surrendered as prisoner Of war. but was she
| from behind, hi. bot5 hun: to tree and honaf
| Atndl.d under II.
rli1atc letters received from the Mexican ca
, 1866-11-02

Irish Republican Meeting-Speect oe John
Pope -Rcsoluttona Adoptcd-Des
strnrtivc F1re-LAurR Kccnc-Tho Wc1th.
er, DC.
pEoR1A, November l.
Nc have hsd one Of the largest and most enthn-
s,a.,tc Idsh meetings crcr held In our city. and
ono of the grandest tt1nmphs Of tic Republican
nar1y ever known In The annals Of Peoria. Nj.
John Pope Hodnc.t's speech WAS replete with
facts, md vhat crowned The who1c Was the nora!-
nation and acceptance a. Ghat9an OF T.; ~: ~;
Who 5nbsc1ihcd mora money tnan any o:her man
In Amelfca to The FentaD cause;
The arguments Of NJ; Hodnett were nnsns~cf-
ablc ard has b-c1d1idcl 1 such call5re Al -
havc 4 terrible eject on tha old nalks Of tho
enemy, and hls master Peiees Of rhetoric drew
from tho autieoea ebme OF the most enthusia3tlc
nlsudits ever accorded to man l3bortu2 nudcr
The disadvantages OF lha speaker, thoroughly
proving and convincing his audleuce by faet3 aad
dsuret wEt:h could not he contraaset.d.
vanjd mi Qa:c2 tsr2 o. behaifof beoocssey. Aer Nj
Hoianct goi through, be politely invited him on
the stand. I'D Quinn became hAlf convinced hlH'
Eelc. md said he did not intend to reply.
The following resolutions were mo!ed BY NJ.
Emery, tdlkS oltbe 7FnAssrtpt, and Athoush the
Copperheatf went, against them, he1 "efe
WHxnKi1- -.Wo have seen to our sorrow thAt
! Colone! IJ1eh' and Rev. Mr.. AcAahou have been
| eeutenced to death By the Canadian AUTHORITIES
l0f INV 14tstA - ~>@-
FtsoIeed. That VIC, the citizens Of Peoffa, IL
| rnase mcetIre ss.cnbled, dcnonnce said sentence
of our fclaw citizens who WeEc ncrfed alone b.
nstIiotitm, . desire 10 sea the Monroe doctrine Gu
| fnIccd. aua the universal spread Of tha insti!u
lions or Liberty, willie acting in conjunction w1th
| novcrful!r Al]y On Canadian soil who wished u
| Id themselves OF the hated yoke Of England.
| Rtyo{ptd That the President and Secretary O
| sta,e are he guilty pa,ttce 10 The Iz!sh people
| and il their brotners su:fer &he impending e1ecn
dons. wo slall hold them to 4 strict ACCOUNTABLE
III. and h1ad down their nAncs 70 future genera
| tions ~ tht rral cause ct the teEsible tragedy.
| RfsvIrfd; That no executions eincc the days
Emmett vii trc The irish heart like these. Ant
ne pledge ourselves on the 6rst opporsun!t. Il
co-operaie b avenstng this unnecessary and IN
natural crime.
! out In ;be extensive brewery OF Lutz 8 Lincoln
| an South Washington street. over
nile below Main. Before The engiaca cou!d eeae
| the scene, ne building was wrapped In hau1ei
| The brewefy, malt hnuse, Ice house and othe
buildings wac entirely consumed, and hut ye:
| anal palt If the contents weFc saved Inc los
| wiII reach 80 eco insured for f2o. 00U.
Iaura Exne and her theatrical company att
laTing i e1uccsstul engagement hare thls week.
ihc weaf1er 10 hne and mild; business h:isk
river In nus boating order, aud the political hor
| zon clear;
, 1866-11-02

Actlan Of the brotherhood ut vnrtous Points
The Canadian Cabinet md tn" Condemn
cd Fenfan PriAoners-The -nh1ect to bo
Considered To-day-TFinl Of 'he Rcmnfns
tus Prisoners Postponed till tho second
Week in November.
Erw YonK. November THE HtratFs Troy
epecia1 says ''1he Fenian excitement continues
70 run high, and SESSIONS OF the Clicles are held
night and day. An order issued BY President
RooeEtf, looking TO an early Invasion
organization OF a Ferfau regiment has been
commenced, and fe progressing With spirit"
The HtrciTs Ottawa special Of Last night saTa !.
-41he Attorney General Fctnrna tonight. and I
Cabinet council Will be held tomorrow TO cunsld'
cr the exciting question In reference TO the cxeeu-
lion Of the condemned Feni .us. Prominent par:
i,cs here denounec AuJ lepicncy, and say that Il
The CsuadiAn Government has not more b1cs bone
Than 10 pardon ,hc uafderers Of hes volunteers.
she bad betler apply for annexation Ut once. The
Attorney Deneral Will not 60 with the delegation
to England on tho 'sh Of Nos ember, a. announced,
owing 10 the serious aspect Of attAlra."
ToAox1o, c. W, November Tho trial oi
eight OF The Fenlan prisoners has been postponed
unnl the second week In November, to allow
their counsel further time 10 procure evidence, the
Crown counsel not eeIae ready to proceed.
we're adopted in the City Council, protesting
against the execution Of Lynch, and requesting
tie intesceasIon Of the President.
, 1866-11-02
Evening SeseEon-The Resolution to Ha3ae
8Aa0.o0u the Coming Year.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TFtbune-l
Nnu4 &E1HoN.

GA11sBcxa, November I.
KynMQ &E1NoN.
There are from Que hundred and seveaty.nve to
two hundred Visiting members now present, H.
terd,u1 The annual meeting Of this Associstton-
tt. toEoviug States arc represented: Maine
New Ham1shtre, Connecticut AAseaehneetts,
New York, New Jefaey, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois,
lows, Wisconsin, Missouri and Aansas.
The session was opened with psaYes By the ReE.
Mr. Van Wagner. The President hen aaaoansed sd
VI icA had been subEittsd BY The Business Com
uistee, referred to the Treasury Conamittee. anu
sIr, 10 he 1sised shaI be made 0 Instead
Of {confoO. Tho motion Vas 70 adopt The Eesoin-
lion, The remarks wezc expected 70 oe o. sene-
ri character. - eF5 one Was II ta'of OF Inc res
| Mr. Burrcu arst addressed the meeting. uis
remarks we're uainly confined 70 statement @
hfx nrrrpnal experience with the slayts and freed.
men of The souih, and In giving description q
ihcIr earnest and yely pietJ, and the u at:1ot1.n
o. many with whom he ane n, IN ssn3e Action Ia II
Known. 1tcy said from tho beginning s'as 1t Was
sis. e sspss9d Psa ss then called upon
rose 10 speak Is be remarked xsta an un7,pil ~
degree of eGba1zassneut He bad come @ - ~. Y
he people upou The work that I'd ~;
70 asee & dones and ine Issdlnss' Of tao,;
hsI be1n most tesiEhifn!iy dlsappoiatsd Tier, 1
,nn.i,era Wa whicb had pervnaed The mcubcrs pEc.
t4an mt Mh,en 1e;oieea 6i. hcaFt He found taat
: Was not necessary to SAY any1hing mose 10 9tE :
!. | ths s1nutlon Of The reanlntiou II xas eE1dru
frs.n na proceedings which had a1Feady take
place, nd tho spirit which vas moving she heart
Il lie people, that .he money wonld s,s taiseai
s Rcf, Nf. Ssseebey then spReested that y
: EIsyain be requested 10 speak OF Il
!; wotE u. A'ta.:a ,n,a a. u.n,, III, ~ ia;ere,
IL n Ersya., stated that loss than year u
Il thIs Assoctsaon began tho work Il A,lsata-
e noasc worth $1,000 sas purchased, aod t3e tsAe
i housc. u1ta four hrgc school rooms. are 70
Standing il r: ~ o Auan. to shS. e GHF
Vi itr enre1p!isc Of ihis AssocIAsioa. AosE Aan q
4 n e1estiun. Tbs |. hut one years work
:: seeonpli.nsd graduate Of Tale = tn eh.1se M
Or eystem Of cdrcstinG has been i1anS1ssted eq'
;e | II nj Oh our graded schools 81 the North.
Is Mr. sn..Ih Ms lhen called on. and said that
u bad .scu the buildings IN {at{s1.Ai that
, 1866-11-02

~oald eire The freedmen ot.has p1.s; h1y yes.s
tue ttast OF those Of olhef places. This was what
should be done IN IN the other touna of ihs
south. Al this york 1t Atlanta had only coss
s. ,eSn. We should do The saiue thlng in twenty
towns Of the South this ye.r. The speaker said
that the report go generally believed IN th" South
that there bad been 10 Ereas mortality anon;
he freedmen was false End absurd. They hsd not
dlsappeased ss rapidly In proportion a. the whits
cessity 10 hare eolored teacheza; There were
great many a4saHsazes On she.! side IhcJ saoald
of dst,agnrhsd citizens Of caasies.o1 commend aS ID.
ihe colozed children. warm coruncndatorJ
letter from soEernos Or vas read. approving the
plan, The school VAS to be upder the control Of
IN aceom rliihcd eolotcd scholar, Gov. Orr's let
ter WIZ heard with demonstrations OF approval.
Nr smiths speech WIS extremely interesting.
At Its close The President rose and tanC eta11a
Of ibc h5mr." Jesus bears The cross aloue, +" md
was lotued By all rrtfert with great spirit.
NJ B5ownwaa thea called On, ,,E sHd aie u "a fEw e.
Ieethcr, who nade powerful and .surriae ap-
peal, after which the twentieth annual meettnS u
thc American Missionary Association vas closed
with uf8Yt{.
, 1866-11-02

i'al announce the detection Of the regiment OF
Me1icana, olraniztd with Anetrian ONO .Fr, who
murdered sumo Of the hitter and went over 10
PoEdHo DIax at Oajaca.
give its open afr conrtrt:, because Of the riotoas
conduct OF the popu!acc.
TIE Emperor, by reason ofsicEness md dlstFees
Of mind Us 10 the health Of the Emprtss had ahnt
himself up in the castle Of chnpu!lepee Ills early
abdIcatfon was momeniAttly expected.
NEW ORLEANS. November 1.-BsownAV1ue dates
10 the 9Th n1t- have been received:
Colonel Gillespie, from General Sheridan, q.
rived on the s5th, and was Kindly received ~
Canales ia Natamorae. General Tapla acnt
fsur Miee Colonel Ecnitx, to Can
slee, ordering =. him, i :, VIA Juarez': a,s.::
10 one os the three od1eefs serving undes
Ccnalcs, and report At chlhuahua to Jaarez Il IL
person. The three officers refused to accept The
Command Colonel Ecnitz went 70 Cost!n1s. who
is cIoecIy investing Candles, md is ready to sup.
poTt Topls. Tho result Q! this interview is moi
known.
Torn Was expected dAt1y before Matanoyaa
With $40 men. md EAcobedo will accompany him
Colonel Fennia, tie special agent Of oftesa, a:
rived at Brownsvtlle At the salne time a. colone
Gillespie, and ~ Colonel Benltz aaya he n:
plenty Of arms and men, there WAS every ptob
ahiilty Of Canalea declaring in favor Of oEtega.
, 1866-11-02
FROM CINCINNATI.

A (snmhscrH' podge-The Chotefa ann
xrn,hrr-The Fcntans-Consumpfioa Of
Ceni.
Especial Despatch to thu Chicago Tstoan-.l
cucuxA71, Sovembe: l. =
George csay, charged with stealing 8, &c from
\ cxmblins house, has been held IN bonda Of
f1,ao to lprc4v before tho Court OF COMMON
Pleas. It Il believet thst his arrest Ms nese
aac nj ii. cambless 10 cover their own rascaiitJ.
II, oftr,,] number Of deaths from cholera are !:
nctnier SSI9 IS: eG,h = sslh, 8; 25sh. = 2oa
Il :ch .; Sit, ye.y iew 1 c.:ss "a rs5s ee15 re-
Pths Ecnient aro yerT wrAthy, aud IN the ft1ects
WOW ID direst vengeance Il their hlends are hanEsd:
They bold meetings nightly in their lodges, ens
| dc 1utside hAsbaiian4 are excluded
| Tyzrntv-1ne thousand bushels Of coal Ire con-
sumed II this city aauua1ly-s f1es lust sseef-
| tz;ned from trliAblo statistics.
, 1866-11-02
FROM QUINCY, ILL.

Lecture BIZ Miss ptckiuson-LnEre nna e.
.thustastlc Republican ikail1-Hosci Thtes-
lpE-SheaktuE Cnsc.
Especial Despatch 10 toe Chicago 1f1eahe.!
crEcT, Norenbes !.
Miss Anna Dickinson 1cctured this evening a.
EatioL al EaI}, u u larse md tasbioInala audi
ence.
A .piecdtd Republican meeting Fas held At
Liberty, in this county. yesterday. General
Prentice aud Colonel kent, Of this CITY WeFe the
speakers: Our vatch-f1es burn brightly.
cur 1Ienru arc rejoicing oyes tEe, alEtTal o. =
stem f1r eurinc tor this city. !: Is splendid
| machine arc much necicd:
| Tae 1cuu, Of ls1sc. At tae Aelop ou:aa Hote
, 1866-11-02

Further pefatiA OF the HoulhArdmc1
~ T9n, f{}rnF

Further Defatis OF the RoulhArdmcut oi
Forts on the Parana River.
NV ioRK, November 1.-Sotne further dntAlaa
hare been received relative 10 the war between
Brazil and Paraguay. Trey arc from Brazilian
eousee.
The sinking Of the Rio de JnneIro Is confirmed
Her commander and sixty -tonr Of the crew perish
held by The enemy, taking nine pieces Of cannon
three ftaes, and q quantity Of arms and ammunt
ton The loss OF the Br1xf1ans wae 100 killed and
eco wounded. That Of the PaIagQayans w1s mncf
C1rascr. as over 10 Of thclr dead were bur1el b,
The Brazil1ans. '
The session Of tho Brazilian Parliament v.a,
closed on the 18th when The Epsso, dsii'efcd f a.
people. aud urging them to an energetic pro.ecn
ton Of the war.
, 1866-11-02

va. entered 1att night, and ]adgeF was rubbed
Of thI.ty dpl'afs in cu:rcuey.
4 decs hand on The steamer H1run VIA shot at
a saloon On lhe leEce last night, IN Z difficulty.
The wound Il IN ugly nns
, 1866-11-02

Republtean Union Meetines-Appoant-
u1tnt8 for DcKa16 County
lion. D. D. Jamcs, Chauncey EHwood, Esq,
General D. Dustin, II. A. Jones, Esq, and others,
will address, the people as follows:
Mayte1d, at the Church, Friday evening, Nov. :
Charters Grove, School house, Saturday even
| ing. Nov.3.
Genoa. Church, Saturday evening, Nov. s.
And grand rally At Sycamore, On 1onda
evening, Nov. $. ...
Pm OIpER or COMMITTEE.
, 1866-11-02
Ce1ered Men Nominal ted tor Legislators

Bosrox, Eoyemberl l.
The Republicans OF one Of the wards In Dosson
End OF oue ward In ChAzlcetowu, have each noml-
mated responsible eolosed Hsan for Represents
tlyes To The Ienfs?Atufp.
, 1866-11-02

Uc61Fuc1tFt F1rr-Ios$ 900'oooF
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tihune.1
DEcoRAH, Iowa, November l.
TEa largest drt that ever occurred IN this place.
commenced this morning and Is now under con.
troll. -Four stpres aud the oencc Of the Hln1e-
sattk Asecist<r ara burned. The sufferers arr Dem
mis- & Hsiyeftou, r 8. Smart, Green T. NOISE,
Mrs. Geo. Adams and the p.o2rletoEs Of tho Reg-
i1tfr. The loss is about ,oo with partial tn
kutanct.
, 1866-11-02
4 N~-Ar~ ~ Tan Rf

"Demscrntic'' Toa.t.
CAmo, H., October 3l.-Nhe following toast
was drank IN i whtslcy shop il Ibis city yester.
ne5i ~ pemoc1st: HERE'S to he man lhet
pulled the trigger that killed the man who freed
the nIgRsr.H
, 1866-11-02

Cant sale.
Nxw YonK, October 3l.-Forty thousand toni
Of coal ware sold ut suction By the Delaware
Iaefawana & Western Railroad to-day, at d s1tch
advance npon the last prtcrs.
, 1866-11-02

The Governors Message to tue Lrcaatature-
He strongly 0ppa: r.. tae -CoD.tti.tloual
Amendment
etnoT's Nessaee strongly opposes tho adoption Of
the Constitutional AmeEdacnt. and says the
amendment is equally votd and unjust. llc com.
{S,a0, Geo. nc says The planting interests
Of Georgia csn never be what they ones wete:
He lepreeates the oppression OF The debtor class
Or creditors. The message Is very long, and
mostly devoted to Stale topics. Tha Speaker of
the House opened the seekion with speech cp'
posing the Constitutional Amendment, which
was received with applause.
, 1866-11-02

leautitul city oNl}
$ c.rset4. viii
I'd evening So, 8
-. 1mmNAN1s
3. GTQRHS, 10. =
, 1866-11-02
Nem Qualifications.
PED-IETTER DAYS IN APPLE.
Ii THORPE.

vol. Ito. Illustrated. $l3o.

a Holiday fock foF Bays and Gir1stonpos.d Of
new Stories 10 be eagerly rad zaa 70 beoas ss
well ~ charm thoac who yesd them.
CDSTNIS-Ee~-Yc.r psy-IhlstJ- Three Cent?;
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