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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-25
JACKSON MISSISSIPPI THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER IS

the time On lawful money Of the Unitod
States. Laid ON the table.
Question being taken on the passage OF
the hill Il was decided in the Affirmative by
a call Of yeas aud nays--5l in the affirmative
and "a in the negative
Mr Dotson asked the unanimous consent
Of the House 20 call from calendar House bill
to incorporate the Jackson Savings and In.
suranoc Company, which was refused
Mr. Huffman, ffoIn select cnmmttee, rc.
ported adversely 20 the bill 60 change thc
time Of holding the Circnit Court in Pike
county. Agreed 20, and bill laid on the Ia
BILE
Mr,0wen presented claim from the Sheriff
of Tunica county. which was appropriately
referred
The House proceeded 10 consider the spe-
cial or,ler--the bill reported by the Jaint ~.
lect Committee ON Relief, entitled "an act 10
regulate final process ON Judgments In certain
cases"--preocding which, the House nd.
iourned until 3 o'clock, y. M
O'CLOCK, r. NJ.
The House met aud rosumel In Commit
tee OF the Whole the consideration Of the
question pending adjournment. After AN
discussion. the House adjourned
until tomorrow morning . o'clock
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-25

House bin 90 authorize tho Trustees Of the
Catholic Church at jackson, Miss, % sell a
lot in said city, was passed.
House joint resolution 30 amend the lith
Joint rule. was read and on motion of Mr.
McCargo. the blank was tilled with the mum,
Der three, and Messrs Lowry, MoCargo aud
Seal appointed as the committee on tho part
of the Senate
House bill TO aNgall an act for the asscss'
ment or valaatidfA la,ids IN this state, was
read, and Mr. HiNSins offered an amend.
provisions Of the act, which was lost
on motion Of Mr.. Miller. the bill was rc-
ferred TO a Select Committee of three, con
sisting Of Messrs. Hillyer. stephens and
Lyles
On motion Of Mr.. jackson, the senate adj
jonmed until tomorrow morning at Y
o'clock.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-25

The Ladies' Association met at the Gov.
ernors Mansion on the 18th October. and
divided the counties Of Mississippi among
TIE following Corresponding Secretaries
Mrs. Gov. y. g. Hnmphreys-Claibonie.
chickasaw, Leake, Kemper and wilkinson
Mrs. Col c. T. Hooker-ciark, Calhoun,
Madison, Tishimingo. Warren. and Pike.
Mrs. Dr. Farrar-Choctaw. Amite. Mari
on. Winston, Rankin and Pamela.
Mrs. J. II. Ledbetter--scott, TipPah, and
Neshoba
Mrs. DIR. Kells-Jehcrson. Perry. Frau|
lin, Jackson. Noxnbee, Smith and Kinds,
Miss sallie Boyd-Desoto, Coal
Bolivar, Lafayette, Itawamba and
MrA Julius Asher-LOwndes, N|'
Pike. simpson and oltibbeha.
Mrs. J. b Merrill-I.anderdale
Wayne, Yallobusha, Tunica and J0.'
Mrs.. Dr. Poindextsr-lfarslI1'
Greene, PontOtoc and Tallahatf
Miss sallie Hay-COvinglN
Harrison, Washington and Yet "a.
Miss Sue II. Adams-Adaat
rolh Holmes. Issaquena ara
Mississippi papers pleea'
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-25
Hon. Reuben Davis contrIbutes

Hon. Reuben Davis contributes a
paper to the Aberdeen Sunny South
in which he advocates the idea of
calling a Convention that shall, at one
fell swoop, absolve every debtor in
the State from his self-assumed obli-
cations This is an extraordinary
stand. The people win not support
you in it, Mr. Davis. They
don't want to be absolved from their
honest debts--they don't want to
cheat the widow and orphans, nor the
bad man whose advances gave them a
start in the world, perhaps, when they
were needy. They only ask time to
make the money and everything will
be liquidated They don't want any
more repudiation--stains fastened to
their backs. These debts were ere
ated in flush times. The war has lef
the South broken and unsettled, and
the people crave indulgence and
nothing more. We will have no re-
pudiation Convention, Mr.. Davis.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-25

BUTLER's NouNATIoN-Gen. Butler
has been nominated for Congress by a
Republican Convention, representing
the district which includes Essex
county in Massachusetts,. Gen. Butler
is not resident of tbis district, but
received l66 votes to one cast for DIR.
Loring, and another for Col Stone
DIR. L. moved to make the nomination
unanimous.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-25

In Minnesota recently a ameeting of
Radical churchmen was held, when it
was resolved that no men are "better
fitted to manage the affairs of the gov
ernment than those tried and true 10y
alists who have come out Of the fur
mace Of rebellion without the smell of
fire upon their garments" Refresh
ing, decidedly.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-25

The Sheriff Of Calhoun county, Ala
bama has resigned because the people
are too lenient to sue each other, and
he was about 10 starye to death on the
proceeds Of the Office which, he says,
are just about nothing AT all. He now
declares his intention to get married.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-25

The committee Of he Texas Legis
lature, to.whom was eferred the burn
ing of Brennan, have made report
which is printed. 1t appears from the
report that the committee examined
over forty Witnesses, under oath, sew
eral Of them being Federal soldiers,
and unanimously report that the town
was destroyed by the Federul soldiery,
being melted thereto by difficulty
between some drunken soldiers and
tizens, growing ont Of the breaking
Of two balls, one Of white and the
her Of black people DO the drunken
aiers>, The loss sustained by the
lie from the conhagration gas
$1,000. The committee favor en-
.iying to Congress to repair th o.
Sand recommend that the Legislature
instruct the Governor 70 demand that
Maj. G. w. Smith, and such members
of his command As have been or may
be identified as parties engaged in the
burning OF the town, be delivered 4
the civil authorities
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-25

HoAxING SEwARD.-Mr. Secretary
Seward has been addressing letters to
the Governors of several Southern
States advising them that he has been
informed plan was on foot for kid
mapping quantity ofnegroes and car
.rying them to Peru on a speculation,
and says Mr.. Seward, ''if there is rea-
son to believe that these promises will
not be performed, and that the condi-
ton of the freedmen would not be, in
most instances, improved by the
change, it is deemed to be the duty of
the Governmen.to prevent them by all
legal and moral means, from being
thus imposed upon" Somebody has
evidently been hoaxing Mr.. Seward.
There is no scheme of the kind on
hand, norris there likely to BE- u6Iess
we get swarm of New EnsNland spec
ulators among US.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-25

Mr.. Frederic, Jeweler at Merid-
ian, was robbed oftwenty one watches
one night last week. The robbers
LEFT him eight-enough to commence
business with again.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-25

Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion Of Mr. Lowry the question
pending before the Senate whep it adjourned
was postponed, and by leave he introduced
a bill to allow the Board of Police Of Rankin
county to purchase one hundred and sixty
acres Of land. Bill passed.
The report of Mr.. Martin which was pen
ding when the Senate adjourned, was no
cef fed and agreed TO.
NE bill introduced by Mr.. Martin to
amend the County Court law was read.
Mr.. Miller offered an amendment
Mr.. Seal moved that the Senate resolve
itself into committee Of the whole TO con-
slider said bill
Motion lost
Mr. Lyles offered an amendment 10 the
amendment.
Mr.. Martin moved TO lay the bill and
amendments on the table. and that they be
made the special order for tomorrow st ~
O'Clock.
Mr.. Brooke moved to have the bin printed
which motion prevailed.
On motion of Mr.. Martin the bill aud
amendments were laid on the table and
ordered to be printed and made the special
order for to-m0rrow 10 o'clock
A message was received from the HOuse
announcing the passage Of sundry bills.
On motion Of Mr.. Seal, the senate pro
cceded 10 consider House messages-
Mr. Hawkins offered 20 amend House. bill
10 remove the civil disabilities Sf T. Acta
Stinson. Of Marshall county, by extending
the provisious Of the bill 70 Sailie ].
Jungherr and Hannah T. Moor, of Hiusls
county. Bill passed
House hill fo establish .. turnpike and
bridge across Big Black River and swamp
in Carroll and Choctaw c0upties was amen
ded on motion Of Mr.. Store and passed a.
amended
HOuse lsiII 70 amend section 4. chapter ~,
Revised Code ID relation 70 Bivorce and Al
imony vas on motion 81 Mr.. Logry intieh
nifely postponed
House till e ineufpor2te the town q
Summit n flEe c0InfF N44 He4sSa-
Hauae bill far the reiIef ef the estate q
Hanae s7l.s1 Asnzte bill in relstian
II was pzEsad
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-25

Atfbs rssiAsuos of q r ~ ~ ne Rev.
Il y On Tusaday sysu'NN ELfS, 81 Iaila-
deg. Ala. and MIS- IDA
In Brandon. Nirs ~ ~ MISS KATE "
y WARD q pgiNssa
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-25

ted, broken down
Az - Exhausted By undue
2! ~ NA put your trust In ths
pass's- biffers, which WI rs-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-10
10 G &,

',seg gjel866I,re,l ,L.qoy
Ocaneeche' Mills and Tan Yard.
GREEN and Dry Hides received st ths Yard
~ Dry Hides at Browa, Parks & Cos, payable In
.le at fair prices. according to size and quaiityI
No Tanning done on shares.
The mill Ii condition 70 give sausfaction. Gfss
work insured against rosues.c No Grain receivedon
Storage except BY contract. aInaa...s
June 18th, 1866. go i,es.I.a IA
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-10

WHO STRUCK BILLY PATTERsONi
GOLD 1875 in March and May our stockislarge,
" and at March and May prices.
BROWN, PARKS & co.
June 90, 1866. AZ
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Oohen's Variety Store.

Run to COHEN'S very quick, I'D oa9
For HIGH PRICES 10 mighty sick. a.
II Won wish to keep him down .sasa,ts II i
Buy the CIIEAPESTGOODS IN TOWN.
Take your CASH and BARTER there,
He will be polite and fair; I ! SAW
BARGAINS there you oil can get, 81
Ten per cent his profits nett; a
So rush along, be in the ring. -.
And do your trading while | sing.
FRESH ARRIVALS every day.
Cheap and Cheaper buyers say;
CALlCOS Of every Style, 80 .lla.s
HOOP SKIRTS there are pile on pile, +,
The ENGLISH PRINcEss SxrRT for three, a
And the DOLLAR SKIRT you'll nee. !.
WoRsrEps, FLANNKLs, hATs and SHOES,
CLOTHING ready made to use. ,s'
So don't delay. but push along, " 49,
While l sing this CHEAP STORE song.
M. COHEN has the SHAKER HOODS
And BALMORALS Of finest GOODS.
The latest Style Of BONNETS there
You'll find, untrimm'd or trim'd with care.
For GIRLS he has The Hat for FdR II
Or Winter. and can sui, them all
For BOYS he's got the psluet Cop. % s,
The Slick, the Cloth. and Plush Nth Flap.
So hurry long in time to get
Your CROcKERY. WARE BY piece or SCI,
GOOD OLD RIO you can get, oiUha'a !
And SUGAR too. that isn'f iosf,
There you can get at lowest price ii
Your SALT & Dye Stufs, 4 your SPICE
In short, Of GROCERIES he will keep
A Full Supply Of Good and Cheap;
Of HARDWARE he will keep on Hand I
The best sold in this Tar Heel land. IL y
So run along, and take peep . sea
At Goods that all agree are cheap. 81
In Fifty lines cannot tell ].
OF all he has, and how he'll sell,
But this know, he's selling cheap.
And prefts large heldoesnf reap.
He'll take just what you bring to sell, i,
And though called Jew iciH treat you we'll
"No dead men p0nted here" Ills said.
But let them blow HIGH PRICE is dead ;
So I'll advise you call aud try
AT COHEN'S when you wish to buy.
Supposed 70 have been written by gentleman VIII
suffered under High Prices" reign from the yea
1859 Till the opening, on the iss day Of September
1885,
M. COHEN'S Variety Store,
G. vi. LATMERs Uiu otanu,
HilIsborough. N. c.
"a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-10

A BEATTIFUI. White Kerosene oilin one and
DRUG STORE.
4 FINE and full Assortment Of Pocket Knives and
"A Scissors. al the DRUG STORE.
DOMATUMs. Hair Oils, Colosnss, and Extracts
JIG foi the Handkerchief, At the
DRUG STORE.
DAZORs, Razor sIops and Shaving Brushes, Al
u the DRUG STORE.
uAIR Brushes, Pocket, Round. Fine and Dress.
II ing Combs, Of the DRUG STORE.
KEROSENE Lamps Shades, wichs. Burners . nd
IA Chimneys, the DRUG STORE.
TtAP. Letter. Dill, Note and Legal fsper-No.s
- DRUG STORE.
noCKET Rocks and Port Monte Pocket Memo
IL rsndum Books, 81 the DRUG STORE.
a GREAT variety Of Tooth and Nail Brushes. and
"A Toilet Soap, Honey Soap and shaving. atthe
DRUG STORE.
DAINT, Vanish, Whiie.wash and Backing
Brushes. Of the DRUG STORE.
w DRUG STORE.
IF you want good smoke, go to the
l DRUG STORE.
FULL Line Of Paints and Dye SiuHs, Of the
n DRUG STORE.
GNHEATON's and other Itch Ointment, st the
w DRUG STORE.
EIsH HOOksan Lines, Marbles. &C.. s,the
L DRUG STORE.
A FINE Assortment OF Pipes and Stems, some
n very hne,atthe DRUG STORE.
You will find pretty lot Of Jewelry. stihe
DRUG STORE.
SE"lNG Machine Oil, superior article. al the
DRUG STORE.
nPHii' "a
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RATE on sUBsoRIPTIoNs.
RATEs oF ApVRRTIsING.
THE GREAT ISSUE.

N . ~
4, THE IiI1E UNION REPuBLIcAH PLATFoRr1.
Amendment OF the Constitution Of
the United States which Passed Con-
aFess at its late session BY the Con.
StltntIOnaI Majority, OF TUvO-Thir,Is.
and Is now Before the States fOFfIfat.
i6eati0n. igtil - bd5ifS
Resolved, By the Senate ana House Of Rem
fesentatives of the United States Of America
IN congress assembled, two-thirds OF both
I5ouses eoncurrtng. That the following article
Se p'dopoSed 70 the Legislatures Of the Several
StaIeS As an amendment to the Constitution
OF the United States, which, when Tnfjfei
BY thTee-fourths of the said I,egisIatnres
Sna ne valid as part OF the Constitution,
ARTICLE-SECTIoN /. All persons horn or
~ ateIailzed ~! IN the United States, and subject
United States, and of the State yvheaein ttey
reside: No State shall make or en- for "a aI1y
nav ~ s9ii 9 a3ridge the privileges or -
40 Mor @ @Snan any State deprive any person o.
III nie, ~ liberty or property without due process
jurisdiction the equal protection OF the iayizs
!SEcrIoN 2. Representatives shall beiapDor-
TONED among the several States nccoriinS to
their respective numbers. counfInr The ISf7nIe I
number OF persons in each State. excludins
indians not taxed; but whenever the Tieht 20
NoIe 9t any election for electors Of President
and vice President, or for United States Rep-
6EsentatiYes in Congress, executive and iutf-
L.L til o!!InceIs, or the members of the Legisla-
tuiie ttuiie Lnefeoff "a denied TO any, Ofgtha male
lnhabitantS Of such State being tVYenfy-one
years OF nge, and citizens OF the United States
or IN any way abridged, except for Iarticif1aI
ton in rebellion or other crime, the basis OF
representation therein shall be reduced in
the proportion which the number of such
male citizens shall bear to the whole number
o. ON male citizens twenty-one years Of age in
SECTION 3: No person shall be Senator or
RepreSen tattye In Congress. eleotor 9f Presi-
dent or Viee President, or hold any ofiice
civil or military, under the United States, or
under any State, who having previously ta-
ken an oaIh as q member OF Congress- or rs n
memberof any State Legislature, or Is an ex-
ecutlYe or Judicial ofhcer of any State, to
support 81 the Consti Hon OF the United States,
Snal nave engaged III Instruction or rebel
Hon against the same or giYen aid and COM
fort to the enemies thereof; but Congress
may, by O vote OF tWO-thirdS Of each House
EeF1OVe such disability BIZ rf'17,ST 1.--ss,-1
SECTION 4. The validity of the public debt
OF the United States author lied by law, I'M
eludlng debts Incurred for the payment Of
pensions and bounties for services IN sup
pressing tnsurrection or rebellion, shall not
DO questioned; but neither tine United States
nor any state shall assume or pay any debt
or rebellion against the United States, or any
claim for the loss or emancipation OF any
slave, but an such debts obliRations, and
claims shall be held illegal and void"
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DIR. q. ]. KIsk-ER.
IRCIlECTIn MRnInIMRs

iECAECIlC -H ddsEDIClNE E3S, ti..
NEW TREsAThiENT ., NEW REMEDIES.
OFFICE, ;iR ST., CTNTRE WHEELING, w. VA.
nR, K. HAVING. SECURED THE SER
IL VICES OF an intelligent assistant who
Will attend 10 the prepartiony of medf-
S, ci,nes putting mp prescriptions, SC. VIII ena-
tients, especially to bis many friends in the
country, HIS medicines Rre all prepared in
hisown once, and ali delivered % his pa
tents by himself Dr.. x. treats all diseases,
both Acute and Chronic, with which humane
ity is Rflcted He hasa large number Of new
remedies, which have proved. remarkably
successful in many OF those Obstinate easeg cf
Chronic diseases which heretofore. have i,e,.n
supposed To lie ineurabl0, among wntch maj,
charges nom the Ear, Gzsna, ENLARGED Glands.
Cancsrs and Skin Diseasesf. His fnofIe7 ~
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints,
bronchitis and all diseases OF the frilrnak
and Air Passages. Hypertroplly and f,ll otIi-
er diseases of the Heart, Henmlgia, Epilepsy
yous System, " aelknoWie edged by all " nave
tested IL to be the most certain and silsfs,iII
ever known 70 tie medical profession. Dirk. !.
mas been eminently successful In the treat-
ment Of ll-dlseaSess peculiar TO women VIZ I:
MenstTnl Distractions, Painful BienStrustion,
1euerrtieflf Uterine and OVarion Tumons
fEolnpslls UteFl and all Nervous diseases to
which they arc subject
die makes a speciality in the treatment OF
all Chronic Affections Of the Gemito Urinary
Organs, viz: Cathrrfi OF bladder and UrethriI,
Irritable Bladder, and NOn-retentiqn and
Gravel, BinbetIs aud Iinicnlt Urinaflng. Sy-
philttic Diseases in All their varied ioIInH
GhonnrThea, its coInPi CATIONS and sequeIlfE,
SpeFmntOErhenah ImpOtency, and All AfIqc-
tions consequent upon youl lhful indlscrstintie
Also special attention paid TO the treatment
OF FistulRs, White Swelling, Scronloua
Sores, VnTicose Ulcens, &c Persons afIiIcted,
particularly with old tnoublesiorns. cases
should lose no time to call on or address DIR
KlSNER. Communications containing fee
promptly noticed. Office prescriptions and
nedictne cash. For visits in city, sans As
other Physicinns. Oftice houTs 8 a. n. TO 70
M. \. 81. To +. NJ, and Pm. to9P- n.
janl6
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5asA "a Correction.
EAYRnInrrr w VI Snnt

FAIRAoNr, w. Va, Sept. 3, 1886.
Editor IilteLIigeacer:-My attention
is called TO the letter of your cofrespon.
dent, fsigned Rep.) in the SrIsII.Id FlS-
GER of Sept. LIST, in which he refers
specially to the Delegates from Marion
County TO the Soldiers Convention at
ParkeFsburg, as being self-appointed, !
etc. As the only soldiers from Marion
County and who were not delegHtes to
the State Convention, were Lieut. Hig-
gins and myself, we conclude he refers
to u.s. You will at once see how, he
mistakes the case, when assure Won
that neither Of as were delegates to the
SoldiersS or any other Convention;
that we did notonce attend the Soldiers,
Convention and the State Convention
only as lookers-on, taking nopart in
the proceedings Whatever. While we
heartily approve of the S0Ediersf Con-
yention being held at the time and
place It was, and of its objects,rWe did
not feel authorized, after our County
LeegueSJ in its wisdom, "a decided not
70 send delegates, to engage in amy
manner IN its proceedings, and acted
accordingly. These being the facts, we
Will expect you 70 make the amende
honorable, by publishing your retrac-
ton OF the charge made against the
Marion County d delegaEiod, IN. the same
paper thatsglEe ttpublioitys
i am sir, with the proper respect,
Yours eec.S u. "A. BENNETT.
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A delegate inquired if Tennessee was
to be regarded as non-reconstrncted
State. daughter and cries of HNoi''1
The resolution was adopted and a COM
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The Committee on Addresses was ap-
pointed as follows: is -
Hon. Geo. w. Parehal, Tex; Wright
Il. Fish, La; DIR. A. w. HarlSin, Tenn;
J. w. Hunnicut, Va; John H. Atkin-
son, w. Va; g. Washburn, Ga; Hon,
NJ. s. Stafford, Ala; DIR. Thos. w. Cole.
scott, KY; r. o. Sidney, Miss; Hon.
Samuel Knox, Mo-; j. w. Beebe, Ark;
d. II. Goodlow, N. c.; Hon. j. A. G.
Cresswell, Nd; j. A. Alderdice, Del;
Hon Phillip Frazier, Fla; D. c. For
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West Virginia was called. One ofher
delegates rose and said the State of West
Virginia has been reconstructed in a
proper manner. We don't allow rebels
to vote there. [Applause.J
When the State of Missouri was call
ed, a.delegate rose and said: Mr.. Pres
ident-The State of Missouri has been
reconstructed. 1t does not require any
of Sny policy" and we will have as
little of it as possible. % go 'l''fi
:. The ss, committee was then announced
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CHICAGO. Sept. 4,-GeoFge n. Trus-
sen, part owner OF the tr6tting horse
Dexter, was shot dead in Seneca, in
" MriFht's saloon, by his Mistress. Irish
Molly Jealousy Is supposed to have
been. the cause. - -. -.
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Preparations for the Reception Of
Peesfdent TOhuaO1, u

ST.lLoUIB, Sept. .4.-@Extensive prena-
rations are on foot for the reception of
President Johnson on Saturday. The
Merchants Exchange win cotoperate
ties In giving the presidential partv n
suitable welcome. 80 : :
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The Restoration Proposed by
.faxr Congress.

ozlil : lTZ-7 ~
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Hon. HAEN1H.kI. HKstI.IK, late -Vica
Presideuti Of the United States, has
written aimanly and patriotic letter tlo
President johnson, resigning9 the C5ll
lectorship Of the port of Boston, and de-
honncing the Philadelphia Johnson or
ganizatiOn,
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MfdifaI.
SimiIiG SigHIi6vf C,rmgur
HURIPMREYS'
jHonmopathio SDecifins,

LO44AOoOEyrl ILIIO 1IJULLIICHs
HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
~ 20 Ssxperiense an entire sneee-s; SimPlc-Prumpt-
cines perfectly adapted TO popular ns,--sS simple
that mistakes cannot bc mHde in using them; 40
harmless ~ to tc S0 om danger and so efficient as
to leo always reliable. They have rais, the hisiezt
commentator ffom ALL and will alWnys re endsr sat-
sfnction-
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Mr. Bingham / $ Speech
A Noble and Eloquent Plea fol-
the Country.

.Andres,w Johnson.s qFeaohery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06

CtUNDRIEs-.AF FEW BBIs- PIIMEiATA-
- pie Sugar; Superior Green. BLACK and
Japa1e5e Teas Pure White Vine Vinegar;
tied; New No Salmon; English i9airy
Cheese; Pickles and Sauces; Tapioea. Pearl
Sage; Corn starch, Maizena,, sc. HerTuetiCal-
IS scaled salmon. MaeiSerei, Codfish. Hali-
but, Lobster, CLAIMS and S5auliness
(ienuine English Mu.stard:7 s5af4d oil hest
quality; French Mustard; Sap sago Cheese;
Condensed Milk. s9ii' =
Together with a general assortment of
seasonable articles. lust received and for
N. & g. D. WOODROW,
Odd Fellows Hail Building. Monroe st,
my9 WHEELING. w. VA.