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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-22

Avplrez's osyloE, BxLsos! .covsry, omo,
81. CIAIssvIILk, Nov. cd, 1888.
The foregoing exhibit Of the Rssspts and Expendi-
lures OF belmont County IRON Sept do6 70 Sept I,
~ ~ T. D. CLARK, Audttyg
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-22
THROAT AFFECTIONS

Are mere requen ntly than Otherwise caused by thick
Shiny mucous, falling from the head, espec ally
during the night, aud resulting from Ca
tarrh and are cured by
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-22

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Business Arithmetic, Practical Penmanship, etc e,c
A large Hall is now fitted up or the Telegraphic DC
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cured superior anything elsewhere in the west tls
in the care of operator OF long experience ana oil
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The Tuition Fee is only about ONE HALF mat
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We do NOT GUARANTEE situations 10 our grauuatesi
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REMEMBER, we not " link in any body's ehall,
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TERMS:
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DIR. SEELYE'S
LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY


- ~ N4 A0DNASSo
The SYMPTOMS oi Catarrh are at first very slight -
Persons find they have cold that they have frequent
attacks and are more sensitive to the changes OF tenn
peraure In this condition the nose may be dry or
light discharge thin and acrid afterwards hck and
adhesive, may ensue.
in quantity aud changed in qualify; they are
now thick aud heavy, and are hawked or cous he'd oil
The secretons ofeI sive, causing bad BREATH the
voice thick aud nasal the eyes are weak the sense oi
smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness frequently
takes place.
Another common and important symptom OF Caiarrh
ia that the person is obliged clear his throat in the
morning of a slick or Shiny mueuous which has fallen
from The ead during the mig When his takes place.
The person may be sure that his disease is its way
the lungs, and should lose no time in arresungit
The above are but few of the many Catarrhal symp
tons Write 10 our Laboratory for our pamphlet de
sctiblng fully all symptoms; II viii be sent FREE to
any address. Also directions where 10 procure the
medicine.
We are receiving letters from all parts OF the Union
and also hume rous testimonials from those using II,
bearing the evidence Of ils inialibls merits.
UJrThis remedy contains no MINERAL. or PoIS-
ON0US INGREDIENTS, but Is prepared from veEe-
table extracts EXCLUSIVELY therefore 1t Is PER,
FECTI.Y HARMLESS, even TO the most tender and
delicate child III
CALI. FOR sEELYE's CATARRH REMEDY,
and take no other II sold by druggists IN your "
ciniiy they will order Tor YOU rnce sSoope' oo'"e
UrAll persons suffering with AIRY affection OF the
Head Throat or Lungs should write al once Tor oai
pamphlet fully describing all symptoms pertaining to
the above diseases.
il will be sent free TO amy address.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-10

G6 ruinIys uno bas golt beIetctse. ga.
menttt@ ma@t le t6n barauf aufmerti Jam, BAT
er bmrd feline Mufabrung icgar feline gnbSn'
ger su &oulenpen con f6 abao6e. nEau:
feube uno 3ebntaulenpe", 1ast Ne, opel&e btt
scm Trd1oenten oert.etenen @rMnp1abe tibet
len, purbem bmr@ BITE @anter, ii wel@er Ell
otef elben tefGrwortet, In Gritaunen unb Der
mtrruna Serlebt mnb fub tire aepcrben,"
Die Etmes tabelt ben Dr6fibenten beHcnperd
audi besbalb. neil er feline 70 ungeteuer sabl'
ret6eu n6rclt6en SppOnenten tn fetnen Rsoeu
bel6utot9e, fe feten Setnbe Der Union uno be-
abfHtiseu bic 3ertSruns berielben. Sa iie
erfibnt ii6 fosar, i'm, fretlt6 unter ~ierptIeu
CcmpItmenteu fir tetne tebtge WaBtsung ta'
ran su %ertnnern, boB er np6 Dor Rursem BITE
Wult@ten uno @efuble Der nSrDlt@en Ma6en
fetbl 9et6etlt babe. Gle beutet i6m an, tpte
unaeihtdt unb 0ertperRi6 es BON tbm fet,
pur4 letn aasreiFoeS Serfabren 6tele Mofen
nod uebr 9egen tbn unb feline 8oIittf 3u err
btttern, tp1breno er if6 bdtte CUR Nufgo6e ma'
den (plen, bur6 freunpltGsS ~Gntgegenfoms
men tire QetDen1&aften 3u mifbern unb bmr4
rubtses Grgumens:ren le fir iftne gclitte 3u
eetptnnen.
RmrB-bte q. 9 Itmes ifebt reft tpott Elm,
baB Spbn1on tur6 feline Stumptcmr nur Der
repuhtttanilden @artst eenubt Sat; absr NIT
tbren an Zen unlhabbaren Netlerepuer se'
ri1teten 0ormarfen uuo 0arnuu9en Commit
iIe--3u fpdt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-10

ga tebt fog 8 10 9'nug unb mS&tt ppbI
mtIien. Of Der Nilter @rdlicert mcrgen fruit
in 91higGGo nit q gutS TrIbltid etantmmt.
gum sSSbad, gebt CT nit, DO is nit tetn 8'nu8
&c tpirp beim nett'n fDel'n Grantf Irter a bi1.
itt Innd)en, brum Gp6en's ge(tern bic Me0e,
Wnb Oabeln pubt unb bic 9un4ual@ir
6'fe8t.
@ieben's mir q quits @lasert aut BET
Blottfcrm, I mid bic TeterltHtett init an.
I&auen,
8etm Soberbul4 rptrb's fpet wero'u, Der
BrdToent unb . Cabinet perluden Dem Sud
ietn 8ter unD am abenb ptro Der alte Wtant
betm S@narb mnb &nauf brauBen fegeln.
Der S6warp Is a S6netber 9'pelen unr
Der 8raFpent aud, 20 wsrp'n bic lth lhon
Sertroo'n.
Der GeIbfampert nor audi a S6netper,
Drum ptro er ben auh bIuden.
Ma fir bsut leben's wcbl, stebsns bic
Sld9e'n auf unp mOreen 1hauen5 bop es an
Saul perpila'n, brntt's an rettencen Nebor'
Der portsQn."-
Dtelen bumcrtTtt1hen @orten bort man es
ntht an, baB fe aus benz 0rabe fcmmen. -
Der peutlGe Voltainet ODER YtdeltGrtna
GRicasO's ihetnt mObt ntht au tptHen, bas Der
arme pltpet Iansf ofetne Reifs mebr tbut. "
src6en @eItens mape. bate Der elbe fell
aen Qebensabenb bier In Baltimore uerbra6t
uuo tummerlt@ bonn Dlerbebunbel unb bon
Der 6uIfe gutter Nenlaen eelebt. Mbsr f6On
por einem Sabre entletbete tbm btele Grtten3
gang uno gar, uno freipilts ma&te &c bic
Retle tn'S grOBe Senietts, no es tetne Nant-
@der Mnb fetne uMtmoiphartirer" aibt.
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auuabmesS 6reibeu oes repuGitfanti6eu
GouereBs0anOioaten bum 5. 9ifrift
Marblan0s.

SIR. IS. S. MIbert BAT bte domination
anaenomnen unp In fetnem A~nnabmebrtefe
folgenpes trefFt6e misunderstanding ntspere
gelegt:
sN(s bic RebsQtcn unterbridt toar Mno nm
lere 6lasse a~uentbalben iesret4 tpebte, bu
beete i'd bic tnntge 6ofnmng, paBI t9 fiji
MID fetne ~tpettere 8eranlaGune mebr aur st.
fentltdsn getbetl!aung an Der pOItttf ersebeu
werre; aber in Golse bes pom DrGioenteu
eingel9(agenen Gourles III etne &rtIis etuge'
~tretan, psl9e ale Neiultate Der 9roBen an
WenI6en unp 0elp ee6ra@ten Spfer 81 Der.
ntnten uno ben 6rteS su etnem 6eblI&tag 81
MAIDEN trcbt. Gs erlhetnt icnrerbar unD
beinabe unslaubli@, baB Der Mann, Der Don
rerielten Moge bss BatrtOttsmus, rreI3e bic
Grtp9bluns ron susi Drttten Der Nittattecer
ces GcnsreFes berbetfabrte, In ras erte Clint
Der Station setra9en tpurce, Der bohen tbm
pom amsritantihsn 8clfe I5ertrasenen PFtdt
70 sena mntreu werpen foGte, aber es 1T 70!
Die Spoltuns 1wtiNen WrGioent unb Gongre6
biniI6ttf6 Der Yplttie. Die BEN frIbern 8ebel
lentaateu ge0eniter befu(st' tperren lpQ,tt etne
ppQaGnetae. Solte bas Bolf es ser1aumen,
BET BEN 6eUorRebsnben Wablem ben GuusreB
GIT unteraaben, 70 miro iiber bic Republit
ebeulo neutrality-suspicious. unslId beretnbre&en,
wie bies Der Tau espsIen mare, ,pent mir Den
pclitilhen TslDsue pen 1854 perIcren 9dtten.
BET pem Sample I'm Sabre 1864 baneelte es
ii& nm bts 8eletttsuas Der 9eeeret Der Sesei-
Fcn, nm bic S%uprematie eer GouRttuttcn ais
oes h65GRsn G'eleees bss 2onbe5 unc um Die
untsrsrpnuns Ear Stadtsn untsr t9re gefes-
tt@e autorttGt. GIN DabItamrfe tn bteiem
6erbRe Ganbstt 60 fla u,n HetRe(Iuns Der emf.
gen OrunOEGse Der TrsIbets, 0leta6ett nnO
0erehttsteit unter uns uno bts euf bte ferns
fen OelhIs6ter binous. lInb i'd Bin fit Iber'
,euet, baG bic Gimme bes Colts f& ebenio
noGoradttG unO entldeiesno far bisie src6sn
Dabrbetten auspre6en ueo Da6 Der 9rtumpb
eben 70 sroB ietn ptre nie I'm Sabre 1864.
gluf @ruub pteler MnNhtcn uebme t& Die MIR
70 unertuartet %ubertrasene domination an"
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,,@leDel bon Vlebel5bmrg" - cine
Or9beSitimmc.

Ser Gbicasoer Stabtt ,nsnurE 81 Crtt
f2ange(ptb bra1te s~uwetlen In Der Gbts
casO Union isbr wtstgeartifet In SRret@tlaeu
Otatstte, bic er benz 5frst6tlGen ODER uneart'
ihen MoentIrter 4lepel, pelder furI rad BEN
8eetnn unleres 8argerfrteges aud BIER IL
Baltimore iIir letn Dem Mpnpe uno utAt Der
Groe aneebSrenpes .9ancters Nestmet" tparb,
In Den Munb ODER sielmebr in pte Sober legte
9la@ ldnssrem Sdmetssn lief ct ben Dlepe
an, lesten Ocnner flag aus Guropa mad &b:s
caee 3uriidfebren iiuo unter Wncerem, Eclgen'
pea an bie Linton" i@reiben
80 Grema Battalion. usreen's i6reisr
mann's lefen, bog t ptsOsr bter btn, cher BIZ
Geter ron Dem bropsn Oouelab unb bic Sin:
funft bon Getner Our&!auGt benz 6errnBra'
GDenten ron Sanlsn fam nit 70 pprbet geb'r
cbne poR Der .6err @rCt BON pleeel herbe
s'peIen 1T.
DIS Is fsln tetn @'lpob ~ertaubens ertrC DOr
OeutlAlanO 'raJber retl'n blos prmtt mir be
Der Setter istn tGSnnen.
Die 8retBsn, gstt oerbcppel, erlaubens bot
/ ensltih fluid, bic hcbens ODER uniern 2sut'r
seiat,
Der 8eneeef bot felt Der 8aSalte BON S.
niefrdB--bte &rab' unb lost Is mar a S6tmpi
unp a Sdanb. toB bic 8reiBen NIT Sptb
buben t 1t geIn e'feuert bct'n.
Wie's Rte MsiBrSd uno BITE Icnlteen bro
pen 2sut' psrbamatlat boben, merbens tpcb
per Oelesraf unp &cbel erfcbr'n bcben. Ubs'
mics Sbna lieb's 0ur3Surs perbcmtartr
boben, bos wileu's tpObl nit 9'nau.
s Nor 9roo % unb hob bte aan3e 3eit ube1
bstm 9ods SSrs eg'ieTen. Do tebn's aud
NOD an Der &retb'n. pbsr er Io9t mann rr's
,Wtprtbls" mod a Mol Ieb'n fEnnt tkat er BIZ
game aDids anSRret6'n.
Die 8omeenfneeln fan Sen 3S15erg ri,
Der g'To9'n unb Aamentll4 an Der Spttn
Brcmenap tob'ns stneidlpo'a BOB III 70 &
6reup tp8y.
Betm Matter tod fan pier iebr frsnno'
GtGe 8arpat1hen 'retne'aoe'n unb bobsn bpi
0la5lhranferl perl6mt6'n.
DEM S6netbsr Stepban Istne @ertitatt Il
a%btrennt uno tem @etb feline 6ppctbef- moi
loeeu Npptbef Is aud Fin,
0eim Qebmann bo6ens Slid 9sbnfen, nj
auf st1tmal a Oranatrn rein g'fobr'n Is uni
bot NucS perteufstt,
9etm Yrudenbed bpben Die Germ ool
Brei6sn rte 8rebeln aufsipetit unO nell
nuAen5 q trOdene WorAsl trteat bobsn, bobenl
ben Mein auetrunfen.
8etm Bald hcria Is p6s Billiard Der
FAOH'n unb hem epen9ler Ssdsr ietne 8rOb
0teBfanne Dot a God frtest.
9rabsn I'm @atusisrtel tno bic ba9riIdsl
GlDBbriiOsr uab baben Die fsinen Vret@sn.
Die breibIlden SfFster fan lsbr ~aufrtspel
NIT ben kiet8eu 9errn unp Oamsn mno no
t auf an WtttelsboAer Bad, tp bic !5errn ot
9anptrol'n s'ipiett tpb'n.
Na POS IS en- u8 bon MIr36ure. / milf ST
nn 1lhltens mebr per5abIen.
Nbrobo rer ..Spederls" 10 tcot, Der BOT 60
lauter GerswetFuns al @9pppen @anoeade
rsr i'll Die nnreAte @crHd s'l9att rnp Is per
Rtdt.
8stm pctbaM1 bOben's tebt bret6iId'
Bter unD betm BAUD TIM Watnptertel batrt
Iaes, ODER ,per 'niber MID mus ali Bot 5cbel
fir in's Nuslano.
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Sic ahOrefIe Der Delegation ans ern
3C~6elentaattu ~ WunFtem hes ais
geMptnrn Gtimare6)ts.

OieIe sbnrefIe tpurce ia Der Jldnconrention
angenCmmen, weI6e bic 9elegaten ous ben
si9entli6en 9lebelenftaatsn utbie[ten, nadoem
bas 8lenum Der lhol den Convention aug.
e%inanrer 9egoRasn mar. SObn NinOr @ottS
Don Bir9inien ipt0d eagegen, oaB man cine
GrIi6rang 81 @uniten unmittelbarer GinfGb>
run8 beS 3eserIimmre6ts ourh bic Static.
nn!9eieb8ebung, Dec Nborefe einuerleite. ~
Inter ben UefirmOrtern elmer Gpihem Grtl6s
runa war @0aO. 9aniltcn opu 9eras Der
berporroQenbGe. llno Iberbaupt prangen teis
uabe ale 9elegaten ans ben @Ctfltdatea ouf
Nnnobme perieIben. Ocuo. 9amultpn mahte
nomentli6 8plgenoe8 getenO /; Wlan fra9e, mic
ei1 GoneteBoeieb, meIGe8 ba5 alIoemeine
6timmredt etufibre, unter Der %se9enpdrti9en
ADmiRiitrattpn rDuAredt perbsn tSnnte. CT
anttporte harouf Der Hnitano, haB Der 8rds
iioent Der Ser. Stuaten leine Dfiht niht etc
fute, lei eurtouS tein @runc, tparum Die 0ee
!e9atea beg Sioens bic ibriae niht erflien
ipIIten Meiaere iih Der Nr6icent, Die @es
iete ~ Sp0freden, 10 ge6e e&ssbisroeeen Elm
Diittei, bls l6 benz 4rGiioenten nod por
Btennioung paS er0ben &au'pfes flblbcr maa
t9CB 1p!inASP Sthe ViItVt ElIQ} epH VfE Il
ienet 96beleemnIt, Die Gee 8rdijoent tirsttd
in New Orleans ilnttiOnirte, irrcern cine per'
faNunssudBige Wtaft weIhe bic Ieptdlentans
fen ceS I'M Gengrefie o%sriammelten uluerifoni'
iteH Bellies 81 pinoiciren BADEN.
Der farbi9e 2eIesat Or. y. y. Jtanb0lpG
nOn 2~caIfian0 bob naHentli6 berprr, haf ibsl
burg Doer lang bic Geinoe Der llnipaspartei ben
Ne9ern bas Stimniredt anbieten uno 10 Ole
5timmen Ocr glecer fir lh sa eepinnen ius
den lriir6sn, faas Die 20palen, Die leBt nod
pom Der farb:6en SeobLferang gang nit Ne6t
dts Die einjIsen Sreunoe Der ~fartiasn STAGE
betvndtst tpereen, ji6 ni9t Sur Ginfibruno
oe8 ~agsene;usn Sttmmreht5 eHtihI6seu.
Wiele Der 9eIeaaten, luelAe OGS Ne9erf
finmre&t beflrporteten, woren pcr Der 0tebel
lion Stl1cet5ait Z, iinp alto QemiB i'm 5tlnoe
itbsr bic Qualification Der 9leser su nrtbei,
len.
Die Ierrslis tuiiyDes nad5oem ,asn eelhtpI.
len hotte, ON 8. 3anWar in 9laibuilte piepe,
3uiammeR gu ~tssies. fammt ner Grtldruna fiji,
rag nllgsnsire G:immredt. nit GO eeeen II
Simmer a%rGeapmmen, Die 9elsa1ten Dor
Map(ouo, 0eiawlgs, gBeitr;reinisn, Gentudp
OGSouri unS alb Die p0n Tenrenes ruarer
odn1aIs ni6t mebr in Der Convention /; bod
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SaDniom's Gfeiiegemeingeiteu ietbf One
iaImctn 9ofargaw ~nrr6amraf.

Die Stem gcrs Iimes nes ueberiaufers Nap.
moap, tetanusti6 bas ~prOminentete Organ
SebnlcnsS etparps, bat Gn9eiiAts ces unsss
bsursn G@opeue, Den Der prdlpent our6 let-
ne INSTRUMENTATION is4 felbls unb 1einsr Bar-
tel ~3ufi9te, troB ibrsr Qataiennatur ben
Shuts, ibn oufS ernftiGlte gu taoeln. Sc lons
rers erl6rOden 1T ie tpesen letnes Glspslauoer
NusipruGsS, ODER Iufl4retss, baS er N@ niats
am fetne @arbe timmere. Sic belebrt i'm,
bae- er fG ais Yrdloent t nj m E + ,pIrpts be,
tragen fniGe mnb ba6 er ourh bos @esentbeil
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Stabt.G OmmiTdrS SfFce,

aIttmore E, Zen 6. cert, 1856.
anf GHfRGen BON 9efs EpIon & Go. terteu bic Gite"
@ourrniiTcuer5 uub Der SnrDeScr am Dteufaa, ben II.
b. Wtts , Ncrgers I'M 16 t5r, suiammeu tczueu, un
aa6teHaunte @rsntlinien 81 ~eta6ltveu:
Gorbneflihe Tur5'1rittsIlnie ben 8IeGs ubb
TetIIsfr., 8Ic 6s uub o o I n 1, uns bic iib6fIi&s
gurGi6uittaliHis ron Bod HnS Bcintitrase unS Dc6s
uub NiGsHraBs. .. Smttb,
DO u. mol GisTt bes 9tatt. &cmmtf4rs.
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BeR0nntmGClunQon.
GfaSt:GpmmiGdreS ffce,

Baltimore, ben Q. Gpt. 1861
Eui Gnin6en Ron W. Beu1uGer tperbep Der gtatt-
GoutuiifGr nnb gRrSeScr am IL. b. Wits., M0Esns
um 10 Wbr S~uEamueu fcmueu. I'M bic @renatnts bey
6tbwef. Gfe bon DolpSiuTroFe unb SOrran gGep irf@
jufteleu. s. mttR
80 u. mo- @tsrf tea gtaetsG cnimifsrs.
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Staat MarDG0nc,
Bureau res StaatssS etrctdrs,
auuonpItA so, auouf 1899.

Naart& ttermtts sseb en-, baE.
bd bic @siesspbuus In ibrer 5anuarsgisuna 1865 mao
RebenbeH 8si6Gus init benz 5Ori&lGss eires gu.encs'
utents iur 8erfafuns unieres Staotss aHsenCmuen Eat,
b,Iastes auenbeueHt bet tT DabI BON @eIesgebRnass
gtseprbucteu, rel6e an 9. gesOem6er ndGfbiu esbaItsH
ueeteu Wirb, tsu fiulmtere&tisteu DSbleru bfs etaa-
tes 1ur Gnna5me pher Serperfaug uutertrtstet nersel
ion.
9l ~slnftrags bes @cupsrrenrst
Gnhn Sd. Garter. @faaisitsg.
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SO. IL. 49, gsretnister Sei@IuB sum Biesrru'e res
6. gbI6usttes hes o4teu grtifeIs bsr @erfaluns.
8ei&Iofien tur&bte g efetsebunG
b II WarpIaHb u. +. inter 3uhlmuurs son hrtl
FilrGteIn Der ~errS5lten D~1itaIisbe beicer 9Su'tl ba6
bic BsrioTuns 6terutt bird austret6en les 6tsa at
@nitta hes a@tsn NrtiFsIs ausrbirt tperhe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-22
CAPT. BART ABLE.

Captain BART ABLE, vice WIN. IAus,
sic, ESQ. !, removed, has been appointed
Collector for the First District OF MIS-
souri, His commission has already been
received, and upon his return from fhi IL,
adeiphia he will enter upon his dnties-
Upon this subjective st Louis Repuo".
can. of yesterday, says: There are many
anxious office-holders who Will no'lee
this appointment of Captain ABLE with
something of solicitude aboutthemseives'
We incline to believe, however, that the
President does not intend to apply the
official gpillotine hastily or indiscrlm,
nately. BE can afford to take lime ana
see how the present incumbents OF office
deport themselves We do not doubt
however, that obstinate adherentsito the
policy Of the sectional REVOLUTIONARY J,
Congress win soon find their places filed
by National Union men.
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--------
HOW WE PROGRESS.

: Civilization and religion are advancing
in the wrong direction in the State OF
Missouri Whatever Radicaism touches
Il deprayes. History can teach it no
lessons, because it does not think 1t
onb .eels Ii is driven by the force
Of tdrning passion, and, with no
other eaide, they career on to ends
most despicable II has turned
baci, the movement Of civilization
and stamped the ministry of the gospel
Of the Saviour cf the world as crime
70 be punished with those of theft and
burglary. At recent term Of one Of
the Circuit Courts of that State, fourteen
ministers were indicted for preaching
the gospel Their cases, a contemporary
informs as, were laid over TO the next
February term. The docket runs some
what after this fashion Rev. JANIS S.
GREEN, preaching the gospel; JoHN
SMITH, selling whiskey without alieense (;
Rev. W " NEwLASD, preaching the Cos
pei without license; jaws BRowN,
selling whiskey on Sunday; Rev. J. Fl.
LUTHER, preaching the gospel JUDY
DUNLAP, keeping bawdy house; Rev.
Henry LOTHIAN, preaching the gospel
and so on.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-22
The DANGER AHEAD.

The perils that surround ANDREW
JOHNSON and the Union can scarcely be
exaggerated. Gov. ORR, of South Caro-
lima, in recent speech, said
1t has been stated that the Radicals
have now control of the legislative de-
partment Of the Government By their
legislation they also contemplate a
speedy seizure of the control of the ju-
dicisl department In one of their
recent enactments recognizing the
Supreme Court, they have provided that
vacancies on the bench shall not be filed
until the number Is reduced to seven (;
aud ia view Of the fact that the Conserv-
atives are the oldest members Of that
Court, they have anticipated that, in the
course Of human events, these viii soon
est pass away from the stage Of life, thus
leaving the custody of the judicial as
well as legislative department Of The
Government in their hands. WI
In regard to impeachment, he holds
this language: =
In my opinion, if the elections OF the
North do not change the face OF politi.
cal affairs, and the Radicals are Success.
ful in maintaining their ground through
these elections, they will before the trsi
day Of January next, not only possess
the power, but they viii use the power C
impeach the President, turn him out Of
Office, and substitute a leader OF theil
own. so that the Executive Department
VIII likewise pass into their control
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-22

HoltAesville, about forty miles from this
city. on the Michigan Southern RAILROAD.
The regular passenger train, consisting
of three sleeping cars and three passen'
ger coaches, shortly after leaving la
porte, was thrown off the track by a cow,
which in some curious manner, was
caught between two of the sleeping cars.
The train was running about twenty-five
miles an hour at the time.
The sleeping ears and all the passen-
ger coaches were hurled down an EN-
bankment of lao feet. One ofthe sleep
ing cars rolled over three tines and f.
nally came right side up at. the bottom,
They were all badly shattered, Twenty
three persons were injured, but none,
strange to say, we're killed. AT. the time
of the accident, one of the cars was
thrown against a telegraph. pole, sever
ing the wire, SO that it was some time
before medical assistance could abe got
from Laporte fdtua m9di rs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-22
TERRIBLE DROUTH.

firbe Pulaski Citizen, of Friday last,
says: The drouth continues, with no
Immediate prospect of abatement. In
portions of this county it will be impos-
sible to make fourth Of the usual crop
of corn. Indeed, some farmers inform
us that they will not make FIVE bushels
to the acre upon lands which usually
produce from forty to fifty. The cotton
crop is also badly injured. 1t will have
been ten weeks tomorrow since rain OF
any consequence has fallen in this or
any portion of the county south of town.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-22
Why Gen. Early Didn't Take Washington
The National Republican says. 20

The National hepuOHcdn says: ii
The credit of saving the city is due
alone to bull and aibarrel Of whiskey.
Said bull was the property of Mr.. George
w. Riggs, the banker, aud was much es-
teemed for his many excellent qualities
and extrinsic usefulness The wfiiskey
was barrel of choice old Bourbon, found
in Mr.. Montgomery Bair's wine-cellar
When Jubal Early and his rebel host
reached the deienses of Washington they
were both hungry and thirsty, and went
to searching the houses of the neghbor.
hood for whatever was good The bull
was discovered and slaughtered, and the
rebel generals and their stats BAN
Quoted on him. And there 8was great
rejoicing when the barrel Of whiskey
was captured and brought forth. When
those rebel gentlemen had filled their
stomachs on the flesh of the bull, they
had such a tondness for the whiskey
that they allowed 1t TO steal away their
brains Indeed, they gave themselves
up to feasting and drinking, and quite
forgot that they had Seen sent to cap
tqre, Washington, which theya might
easily have done, for it was at that time
in a defesseless condition. The delay
caused by this riotus conduct on the part
of Early and his subordinate generals
gave the old Sixth corps time to come
up, when they scampered back across the
Potomac, and the siege was raised. ",