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1IESCEILANEOrs NEWS.


The delegation Of the Viroin;
Legislature on Saturday waited on 'I'a ,ll
President, and presented the rr.rr' l.,'
tions Of that nody endorsing hisp pofi,
In reply the President said tha, 4
time was not far distant when all ~.
States wouid DC representedin Congr.
and the Union completely restored ..t
then all our foreign difficulties Von.I
disappear.
The Liberia Heold Of laina.
reports Il large increase IN the cxpa,r.
the country. within the la,t 4.
months, five vessels have loaded NJ. wv
oil, chiefly at the Liberian ports Of +,
try. They took, on an average, ,f,,.
thousand gallons Of oil. Thi, doe,
include the oil taken Off by tran,f"..
traders"
The Committee bearing the rt,o..
tions of the Virginia Legislature.
dor>ing President Johnson have arr..
ed in Washington. They purpg,a
present the resolutions to the Pra,i1.-.
to-day Feb. ld.J
The Nebraska Legislature h.. 3.
med a State Constitution which,
submitted to the people on June ~
when an election for State officer. vi,
also take place.
European affairs appear to har.,
/ siderabiy troubled. \ war l..ru..".
Austria and Prussia, which hwilgm mvnr,.'
/ the other powers, is apprchended, wI.o
( a serious and general discomfort i. "a.
throughout the new kingdom Of I-.,..'
A petition for the pardon Of rr.,
c. breckenridge, signed by over seven
tymembers OF the Kentucky Ltgt,I.
ture, mas arrived in WASHINGTON f..
presentation To the President.
The iron manufactures, Of Pr...
burg have reduced the wages of thaf.
journeymen. Many OF the latter b.r.
refused to work, and some Of the Mil.
have stopped.
The police of Brooklyn. \. Y
have begun an examination Of thp>r.
itary condition Of the city, to guard l..
gainSt the cholera.
The Maryland Legislature ha> .r.
franchised sixteen Of its member, wE
were disqualified to vote under there.
istratiOn act.
-Four piece, Of artillery, broug
from Bagdad 10 ClarksyiIle, Texas. hr.
been seized by the United State, O..
lectOr at the latter place.
-TheGovernor Of South Carolmal.,
again protested against the clause mta-
freedmcn's bill giving the Sea Island,
to negroes.
1t * reported that bushwhackp>
F haveappcared near independence, Nj
souri,, and that troops have been sem
I there to preserve order.
1t is reported that an oil well yield.
ing one hundred and forty gallon, O.
petroleum daily has been struck in All.
tralia.
John Minor Bolts te>tities be0--
the Reconstruction Committee a. 10 th-
validity Of the Virginia Legislature
During the cold weather in Jauu..
ry, the barometer attained the create,
elevation ever known in the [. Sta,,
The Rhode Island General A>>ya
bly, has elected Charles :. BradIey
Democrat, to the Chief JueticeshiP.
that State.
The government buildings at L.
ton Head were burned Oh the 18th IL
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THE DiSuniOniSts held a meeting in
the Court House. on Tuesday evening
last. It was an improvised affair and
would not have been held, but for the
----.l,,s..-.. ,,.sa..-.--
DIsunion ranks, by the Democratic
Union meeting the night before. After
much drumming up Of the faithful, a
squad of them assembled in the Court
room and were reinforced into respec-
liability by large numbers of Democrats
who wanted to know what on earth any
body could say in favor Of the black
ness of darkness" that pervades the
doctrine. of the Disunion party. Col.
John II. Filler addressed the meeting,
but as he desired to avoid the discus
sion OF the issues which his own party
leaders have forced upon the country,
he made one Of the drie-t and most te-
dious harangues that ever was listened
10. But, then. the "Governor' was
there, too, grim and majestic. as though
he had just come from institating a suit
for libel. His Gubernatorial Highnes5
took the stand amid the whistling Of
the boys and the roaring OF the drums,
"a kind OF Chinese trick which his
friends devised to friehten Off his 'en-
emies,") and then, oh! reader, you
should have heard the ear-splitting
baWl, intended for a speech, to which
the audience were treated. It sounded,
at distance, like the caterwaul Of a
pair OF grimalkins quarreling by moon
light, on a house-roOf. But, in spite OF
the incessant chawing OF his words, the
Governor managed to swallow the
whole African race during the course of
hisspeech Hesaid, am0ngotherthings,
that 'we must forget that there is Il
black man, and we must forget that
there is a white man. that is. in Sc
lecting our associates, in marrying our
wives, etc. we must not look to see
whether they are negroes. Well, every
man to his taste: that doctrine may do
for the Governor" but it doesn't suit
the people Of this country. Again, he
said that five negroes in the South are
a. good as five ewhitemenin the North ~
What think you Of that, hh! We follow
ers of the DisuniOn leaders? the
Governor" concluded, the Chinese
trick was again performed by the drum
mers and the small boys, so as to enable
him 10 descend in safety from the stand.
A political weathercock was then set
up, in order to ascertain which way the
wind blew, and it was discovered that
itdid not blow toward the White House,
nor toward any thing else that is white,
Andy Johnson's name not being men
toned favorably at any one time dur
ing the entire proceedings. The meet
ing then adjourned.
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Sow IInmI,.l.ire nemoeratle son.enl!on.

CoNCoRD, n. H., Feb. THE New
Hampshire Democratic State Conven-
ton has nominated Hon. John q. Sin
clair, of Bethlehem, for Governor, and
Col. Geo. II. Pierce, of Dover, for Rail
road Commissioner.
Resolutions We're adopted endorsing
President Johnson in his endeavors to
have the Southern States represented in
Congress, and discountenancing any a.
mendments to the Constitution.
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stitutional effort to restore the Union
and to give peace to the country.
Res0lced, That John Palmer be and
he is hereby appointed a delegate to
represent Bedford county, in the Dem
ocratic State Convention, to be held at
Harrisburg, on the 9Th of March next.
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PARTEAAN LEGISLATION.

Anotherright, itseems, is to be wres-
ted from the people of Bedford county,
by the Infamous cabal which has ruled |
the roast at Harrisburg the last three
years. Time was when the mJ0lHy ru
led in this county. Now the miH0rHB,
with the assistance of partizan legisla-
ton. govern the majority. For in
stance, the people. elected a board Of
County Commissioners, among whose
powers We're those of filing the jury
wheel and drawing iurieS. But to sub
serve political ends, these powers were
taken from the county commissioners,
and given to two other officers, one Of
whom is elected by q minority Of the
voters Of the county. Next, the peo-
pie elected a District Attorney, among
other things. to draw up bills of indict-
ment, based upon informations before
the proper officers, but to suit the par
poses OF some individual! who wants an
advantage of the law as it has stood
from time immemoriaI, the District
Attorney is about to be depo-ed by the
Legislature. \ bill is ROW before that
body tor thi, purpose. What lis char
acter is We do not exactly know. bat
the Hofr'Dt d. Jnioa, ot the 18th inst,
reSer. to it in the following language:
"A bill has made it, appearance in
the Pennsylvania House, which, should
it become Il law, will practically ou,t
the District Attorney Of Bedford coun-
ty. This Is another despicable shoddy
attempt to get control of thecourtS and
to secure thepolitical leadm Democrat
ic counties. 1t is Of part with the
''PoIicc BILL" which is designed to
place the Democratic counties Of I.u-
zerne and Schuylllill under the domi-
nation OF Shoddyites of guberuatoriaI
appointment; and Of the Jury Com
misSioners" scheme, which is to divide
juries equally between thetwo political
parties in all the Democratic counties,
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TEE GEPyHgEgAN pGESa 88 H5R.
STEE ENN- SssEECs8.

The Republican journals, as a general
thing, are by no means pleased with
the recent speech Of the Hon. Thadde-
Us Stevens on Unconstitutional amend
ment, in which ne attacked President
Johnson. We make a few extracts:
From the Toledo Blade. Eerl
ThaddeuS Stevens Is evidently auX-
iOus to quarrel with the President. lie
made q terrible onslaught on him in the
House, because the President, in con-
ycr-ation with Senator, gave itas his
WGri an tA2fecesSary save the one bas-
ing representation upon votes instead
of populations. Mr.. Stevens viii dis
cover before he has got through with
this war that the people generally are
decidedly OF the Presidents opinion,
and that, if they We're not, they would
be willing he should have his opinion,
and would be in favor of his express
ing ID at proper times and in proper
places. The gentleman from PennsyI-
Vania i. a useful legislator in many re-
-pects, but more higOtcd and iutOier-
ant man never lived.
From the Cleveland Herald Rep
If the MON majority IN Congress is
driven, into Oantag0niSm with President
Johnson. it will be through the course
Of such Incorporate leader, a- Thad.
Stevens. Wh0SppmS determined TO force
a quarrel. In his speech on the cOnSti-
tuti0nal amendment, in the House on
"Wednesday. he j. rruDrtpd n. Sun3L,inr
OF President Johnson a- "havinr but
recently pat forth a proclamation or
command, at the very time Congress
was legislating on the constitutional IL
mnndlnrnt." This, the ira~cib!e rep
rr-pntgttyp adds. HWa- in direct viola
lion of the privileges of this Eady. and
if it had been made sevcra! centuries a.
20 by a British King to Parliament,
would have cost him his head; but in
ihis dav we are tolerant Of uSupatiun
and abuse Of power"
Mr.. Stevens well knew that this proc
I3lnat ON WAS nomore than "a rep6rted
conversation between the Prc~ideatand
q Senator who had called ON him. was
in no way an official document, and,
whether in accordance with the views
Of the majority in CONGRESS or not. was
not a subject calling fortheir censurp or
approval. When an opinion on pub
lie measure, expressed in a private con
ypr-ation, is declared ''uSurpation and
abuse of power il is well for Mr.. Stev-
ems to consider whether thelanguage he
habjtuaIgv U.e- in Congress in regard to
r,TbIi, n,"ol,,,.a- and nuhlir mon i NOT
nm abuse of nriviIeo6 and Mace and
tbot in Iatar dav. tban tb9t nr Charles
I u,o,1id baca cost bi,, his basd With
oil biS taIn",. Tbad S+avan. hos made
b;na.nIf tb" |rbnrsite- of the I-n;on
na,,, l,,,,, enenr,ino and en,rlipn. at f,.innd
.,J r. ,,I I,o ''i,n,iII ho,.a ,,o
,,,,, or i,,,a,a I-iI, ''i, fhar had tbnt .orn "f
my" He ~ fniI of fhr shirt of
di.s1nsion tRat If he wern (,, Il oIoneon
y, ,lo.nrt i.I,ij bavould Iil,n un+a,,,,r
..I;,.; iif ,d =, i,et ! 60.
i,se Iiliil7I, 'til' :" - DUi!I'S' i"i
l'Gh [s-' y! soiile Jlie ~ Pudliei . Mlth.
ill,st on ~ SunytI ~ hlliss anu
FaIIliulleh,s' ". stevens - 9hodlu re-
9 hleiiiDer tnal tlle iaIiialhehI Whicn
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lTCH! ITCH. ITCH.-ScRAI, n, N
SCRATCH SCRATCH ,-WHEAToN' oiYTnEH,I E,..... w..
cure the Itch in IS hours Also curE >a'' hos. .r.-
Ulcers, Chilblaus, and all Eruprous ol th' 'A'
Price % cents For sale by all Druggists, -f,
BY sending 90 cents to WEEKS 4 POT ~. r
Agents, l70 Washington street, Boston, Ma ~
will be forwarded by mail, free OF postage " g..
part of the United States Sept. -Z-'"
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Denaocratic Victory.

READING, Feb. 10.-The election in
this city on Friday resulted in the elec-
tion of the Democratic city ticket by an
average majority of 200. Reading has
heretofore gone Republican by about
the same majority.
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The editor Of the New York II,j5-
me has received California beet, meas
uring 3 feet 4 inches in length. and a
inches in diameter. 1t weighed 50
pounds before leaving California,
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williamsburg, Kings Co. New l'.'
Jan ), '66-Iy.

STRANGE, But TRUE. Every yoJ."-
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dersgned. Those having fears OF being num- nun
ged will oblige by not noticing this card o'A'
will please address their obedient servant
TFOS. +. CHAPMAN.
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ERRORS or HOUTH.-A GentleilG11I- GI
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mature Decay, and all the effects Of youthlu. IL
discretion, will, for the sake of suffering NUM- h.
ty send free to all who need it, the recipe ana ~
rections for making the simple remedy by WIN W",l
he was cured. Sufferers wishing to proht D! ''
advertisers experience. can do so by addres,ioE
JOHN b. OGDEN
No. l3 Chambers St, New foFA.
Jan. s. 66-lv
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CATARACT, 40YEARs.-Mrs. AsitMvl!." M.,
Williams, near the corner of Baldwin and Penn
Streets, has had Cetaract on both eyes over w.
years. causing total blindness for the last
Lately DR.. SEerrett removed the cataract -
now sees to read without the aid of glasses
Jan l2-Sm
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To CONSUNPTIVEs.-The advertl'0
having been restored 10 health in few wees' .
4 very simple remedy. after having sutierrt
several years with q severe lung affection, snl q
dread disease, Consumption anxious to h'
known to his felow-Sufferers the means O., '1..
To all who desire it, he will send copy d. d.
prescription used free OF charge, with the a.'.
tons for preparing and using the same '.
they VIII fnd sure CURE for CoNNtU
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. CuuGHS COINS ana ID
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the advertiser in sending the Prescription !, ;
benefit the afflicted, and spread information WIZ
he conceives to be invaluable and be bope' =. IT,.
sufferer will try his remedy, as it viii co'' .i'"
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Parties wishing the prescription, TEEk, ny ''
turn mail, will please address
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Ian = 'RfIu
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Democratic victories at city elections
are all the rage, just now. Look out
for a storm!
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JAMES NJ. Ho8b, E~p., has purchased
theinterest of Hon. A. j. GIoesbrenner,
in the Office Of the Philadelphia Age.
Mr.. Robb is an able writer and viii do
excellent service in the Democratic
cause. The -Ige mas been greatly i'm
proved within the last few months and
now is as good d aeirspaDer a. any daily
we wot Of.
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Suffrage in the District of Columbia,
and shall they be sustained at the polls?
viii Mr.. Cessna explain these things
to the people? As to the Constitution
not being amendable oftener than once
in FIVE years, that argument is fast
"playing out" The last amendment
was first passed by the Legislature e
lected in 1862; therefore, the Legisia-
tuFe to be chosen a year hence, can pro-
posean amendment to the Constitution.
Nay, the Senators, being elected for
three gears, those 10 be chosen this .foH
teW se,'re tn an oD2e1dmeH ran bc after
ed. Let this be borne in mind. Again,
the Goreuol 10 5e chosen otHc ner T.
iectioa, wW b. IN oEce tong eao1gh to
bring hiy influence to bear ia .taror Of, or
0gainSt such amendment. Let this, also,
be remembered, and loy Mr.. Cessna
dispose OF these facts as best he can.
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Read WHO SAYS so.

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Yours, truly, LEVI G. BECK
From Rev. W ID. Seigfricd Pastor of Twelfth
Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
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directions FOR ITS USE.-TAKE
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AsaI @statt.
~ LENTz & APPLEGATR,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office 323 Third street, North Side
DAYTON, OHIO.

DAYTON, OHIO.
IN SMALL FARM. 81 ACRES; GOOD
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A fine residence, bk acres, well improved,
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a frame house and 2k acres, on Grecncastle
Hlll--u 500. .t..
A farm of 100 acres. on Bear Greek. good land,
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A farm Of 90 acres, two miles north Of Phillips
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A line brick on Jones street--e35OO
fine house and lot on East Third street Il 200
Three houses and lots Fourth street for g, 200
500, and 8 90 each all cheap.
proved-t1 800. ..t
A good house and lot, wen improved, on Long
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A farm, miles from Dayton, OF 40 acres, well
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A farm of 1874 acres, mile east OF Union. the
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A farm of 1913 acres well improved miles south.
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acre. ~
Flax factory, occupied by Messrs. Davis q Co.,
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A farm Of 100 acres, mile north Of Browns sta
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Browns Station, on Western X. R.-e3 400
A farm Of 70 acres. on Germantown Pike, miles
from Dayton-&9
A number Of houses and lots in different parts OF
the city All will be sold cheap.
feb2-U LENTZ 4 APPLEGATE. II. Il. A.
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IL

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From the Rev. ThOs., ID. Winter, d. D. Pastor of
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From Rev. J. Newton Brown. d. d. Editor of the

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, d. ID. Editor of the
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tian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
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