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TO- EGBERT JACKSON. ROBERT
"IhbERT' H. D.. Dr.. EUGENE VEL.
PEAU. in.

\. 'A1i"SAL D;sfEssARr. EsrA sLisH'p 1885
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either sex '"e'oehi 10
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Isno-ratie Converrss
IMMENSE GATHERING (!
JOHNSON MEN HIGI UP II
SPIRITS,


IN Iasrer on Saturday. the z3i in
At O'Clock g. Doare. Chairman ,
The Central Committee. calls-i n.
EnWrtIng TO order. and moved thar NJ,
- Williams lie chosen chairman
which was unanimously adopted.
On n'eiicn- Capt VI. Fisher va
s.ferfeTi Secretary.
~ liosne moved That a Commits,
- i've he appointed by the Chair I,
sirair resolutions, and report tI1e name,
~ suitable persons to retresen, th,.
er'Hnry IN THE Congressional conv.n
tTon A. Vincenr.es.
The nfctlDn was adopted. and the
ha'rrrrn appointed q. Doane. A. III
Miller > Reed r.. Sondernapn AMI
-rr'afz E.rserr said cs..nn.irtrp.
II ~s'nfrnIffee retired. and afier !,
-lle'Er ai'~snce returned and presented
r. l''iI0w1ns reFsrt. which after di-.
vn~~Ion rhereon by Nes~rs. Williams
sArr and Irare- and an Intellectual
r. - r. have the re-inrr ~ the ,,,m.
'nnTrev 'lIsRiesi- waS finaIIv ada,ic,I:
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!, = WILLIAMS. Chairman
~ f-HEx. Secretary.

" : ssn'fesi si'psseh ssys ne orse,.
'ae so'saseer bsek iron ~ 800.
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.-.''''''as u ~ resolution o. n. ~.
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'CCOUMO DATsOY 1-1~C
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JASPER And LOoGOOTEE.

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-06-23

y v1r.s.., IN. "a IVR6 NOTICE
= hereby gives that N. ssse,.
naaed nee bssn sppoiased Exeru,.r
49, ~, snnexed. 81 The estate Of ychr
"sass. Iate q Dsbois county deeess.S 80
Ss'o ssieie . supposed 70 be solven,
nLiHABETH GRAeS, Errru.ot.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-02-28

AN ENGLGSH JOURNAL on ruE ARREST OF CapTAy1
S3ENNzs.-Ihe London News (which favored the norta
during the war; says:
II really does not seem worth while to make an er
eepon OF harshness to the prejudice of Capt Semmef
1t Capt 5emmea is to be tried and punished for tbes,
nov exceedingly stale charges, while generous Glen
encf has been shown to many who we're 50 r,uch NOR
formidable than he, it will dispose the uncbartable n
c0nelaac that the federals can forgive ANYTHING.
mater ne" closely touches their patriotism and tho
National honor and security provided onlr that it Go
not touch their pockets and their material nteres,
and that this and this alone is in their eyes the
dontbe En. Capt Semmes really did nothing arar BE-
the armies or fleets of the United States and 40 "a
as Tie issue ot the war concerned. he and tho
Alabama might just as well never have teen in exis,.
ence at all.
Ha destroyed 4 good mary merchantmen b,t 81.
cqn afuy suppose that these were dearer to the bea
o Americans than the Union against which the state
men and the military Chiefs and the armies sba: bar
aifcaag been amnestied, had done so much VIII
CapE Semihes mad actually done nothing Not tn
te Tofk he dtd was at all insignificant in itself
the reverse; but it insignificant comnared wi.
What was Done, so far the safety of the Union and Inc
destruction OF the lives of the federas are
by tie least Of the Confederate generals Perha7s
the eaet fault Of Capt Semmes, but for which on
the Confederacy, had it survived could have ealed
hlm 20 account, was his jeopardsing and losing til
one eihcient cruiser of the south in u battle with
man-otWar belonging to an enemy in possession Of a
large fleet of iroa-el
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-02-28

InE lsstE.-The Cincinnati Commercial says sstF.s
pQheF ot Charles Sumner and Thad Stevens. whi,h
the aeeais ere all praying it is treason to oppose
cents % thisthat in the States lately in rcbellio
the whites shall be disfranchised and the blacks er
irauehised that these States shall not be admitted "a
THE privileges Of the Union until their governing cs
is blaek This is the actual issue The Commerce
isIa republican paper
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-02-28

They are attempting to arrest the cattle pagae
{ nrfArd hr nn.aInn4,.,.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-02-28

NEW ORLEANSa
HAS on hand a large and select stock Of DRUGS
q a and MEDICINES, which are offered for sale at
prices in accordance with Northern quotations. adding
small advance cost of same in quantities to suit the
wants of purchasers.
Commission Merchants, Planters and Druggists can
rely upon getting their goods put up with care and
dispatch.
The following articles embrace a small portion of M
stock on hand and TO arrive
2Qo9 ounces Of French and American QUTNINE
600 TBS. CALOMEL-Anericar and English.
100 ounces SULPHATE MORPHINE
1900 fbs. Refined CAMPH0R,
$50 TBS. Powdered IPECAC
30 TBS. IPECAC ROOT,
500 fbs. CHLoROFoRM- n h. bottles,
$50 ounces Of NITRATE SILVER,
l25 lbs. IOD1DE POTASSA,
800 lbs. SWEET SPIRITS NITRE
10 barrels of CASTOR OIL
30 barrels FLAX SEED Whole and ground.
20 barrels EPSON SALTS,
BOO TBS. Of INDIGO,
1000 lbs. GUM ARABIC-Fine and sorts,
1000 lbs. TARTARIC ACID,
1000 TBS. ARROW R0OT-American and Bermuda
50 boxes of CASTLE SOAP
PATENT MEDICINES, ETC.,
50 gross of YERMIFUGE,
gross of Browns TROCHES;
S gross Of Bryan's WATERS,
so gross of P1LLS-Ayre's Brandreths, Get.
so dozen of Morison's INVIG0RATING BITTEfS,
25 dozen of RED JACKET BITTERS.
50 dozen of H0STETTER'S BITTERS,
gross of SOZ0D0NT,
gross of Morison's PECTORAG SYRUP,
gross of Ayre's CHERRY PECTORAL,
50 dozen of Bulls SARSAPARILLA.
800 dozen of Scotch and Macaboy SNUFF,
so dozen of COD LIVER OIL,
Also, n fine assortment of PERFUMERT,
Pure BRANDY and WINES
For sale by
No, II Magazine street.
feb146m New Orleans
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-02-28

fa report recently going the rounds of the north-
erp press that Gen. Forrest was running sites n
F-tii n north Mississippi probably grew out o
thh f3c that be formerly ran threshihg machine To-
that 3nd Of the State.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-09
SCHBNCk'S MACHINERY DEPOT.

y. ID. 0GdGNCAs g0nC,
40. 10 MAIDEN LAME. NEW VOuf..
OFFERS FOR SALE
DoRTABLB AND STATIONARY srLAM EN9lN,
Il OF all sizes, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS Of the moa
approved construction cutting from 10O00 to 20 00t
tetof Lumber per day: REYNOLDS TURBINE WA.
TER WHEELS, and all kinds OF Machinery for Worklns
Wood and Iron, viz:
Engine Lathes
Drill Lathea
Boring Machines
Stating Machines
Upright Drills
Iron Planers
Vertical Planers
Steam and Gas Pipes
Steam and Water Guages
Screw Jacks
Hydraulic Jacks
Upright Reserving Mills
Circular Reserving Mills
Shafttng Pullrys and Hangers
Rubber Leather 3eltlngs
Circular Saw Benches
Steam Pumps
Suction Pumps
Force Pumps
Power Morticing Machines
Blind slat Tenoning Maohinesl
Daniels Planning Machines
Gray Woods Planning Machines
Woodworth Planning Machines
Moulding Machines
Bash Machines
Boring Machines
Tenoning Msehines
Foot Mortcing Machnes
Leather and Rubber Hose
Plumbing and Gas Fitting
Wrghsg Patent Scroll BaWe
Patent Bolt Scroll ssw1
Lifting Pumps
Rotary and Mining Pumps,
4yery description OF Machinery and Railway sup,I,a,
Janunry8 WfnoI1
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GARI'NER DEXTER & CO.,

"1AIVA ID A11h II lin W OVt)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, FOR THE SALE
" COTTON, No. lle PEARI-sTREET, New YORK.
OF 70 National American Exchange Bank; No
ghANELIN.STREET, Doston-Refer to National B.,
V Commerce. National Revere Bank
Having ample means for advances, o businss,
iaaintanee Of twenty-five years with Eastern spinn.
md combining themselves strictly to Commieson a.
without operating on their account respt
clly aciict: consignments.
J. L. ABBOTT co., Agents In mooh,
q. Z. DEXTER, Agent in Uoiumbus, un
tE'rt er "
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-09

NJ AhMOOD AND riik VlGOR OF YOUTs
~ restored In four weeks, oy Df. RIOORDB 81
earnest solicitation has ut ieHgh aooeded 10 .ross
OF the American public, and appoint "a .geI
hasenoe OF Lie. This wonderful agent W u ess.o, /,
mannood 70 the most shattered constitutions Nhetb
arising IRON e1ceases tho effects OF climate or nature
causee The time required to cure tho inveter,s
case i9nr weeks; and used according to printed ip
ssuctions which are simple failure 10 imposslb
,hs iereatorng remedy shonld be taken by all sbon
20 ary 90 ts effect arc permanent II 10 soknowledset
oy sho medical prosn to be the greatest discovery
made tn developing powers arc miraculous, Suecsa
IN eve caae a. oertain es that scenoe ovorthrous u
noranca. Dr. Records Essence OF Life Ia soiI u
oases, With tub instr1tons Tor nse At So qu,p
titles In for 80 and will be sent 10 any part carou,
onteo on tecoips OF eenttAnSe aesretited It
PHILLIP ROIiANrt
I, 10. ~ -insxSy-.tre-s- Ssc e..
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READ WHO 81 Us SO.

FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENOE
WASHINGTON, January !, 1864
dentlemen:-HaSing stated it verbally to you, have
no hesitation In writing the fact, that experienced
marked benefit from your Hollands German Bitters
During long and tedious session Of Congress-
and onerous duties nearly prostrated kind friend
suggested the use of the preparation have named.
took bis sdvios and the result Improvement o
health removed energy and that particular relief 90
much needed and obtained. Others may be similarly
sdvantaged, IL they desire to be.
Truly your friend. THOMAS B. FLORENCE
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EFRIGEB tTORSI NEW INVENTION
II GREAT IMPROVEMENT DRYi ECONOMY IN

REThIGTN RThT TNTnHHIaNSIMiE NHIyNSI MEW LNvENTION
IOEi GOD VENTILATION AND PURIFYING
CHAMBER. .-fhis new tnvoptoI and groat improve
mont the result OF long and practical oerienco Is now
offered to the public with the embraces
Its cons rllction ell modern improvements in the
most slmpaed form. One of tho I'm portant fo..
lures la the Purifying Chamber attached by which
perett Dry Ventilation is obtained. =
rlgerltors. -
As anf fsrtice OF Furniture tho style in which they
lrcrn. o' "a Aoi niS
The trade furnished at such low prices will make II,
m ndncemost for them to call and examine my stock
80 WILLIAM Law,
30 Nos. o6l and eS; Third Avenue, Now York
haS 20 wfm2mo
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MANHOOD.

TN THE YOUNa AND RISING GENERATION, THI
vegetatye powers Of Life are strong. but In q fep
smaoiatod FORM and the impcssbility Of application
mental effort, show its banefu influence It soon be
uenOe s checking the development Of the BODY. Con
umpon is talked S and perhaps the youth is removed
Of the worst movements. Removed nom ordinary dI
ersions OF the ever-ohangng scenes OF the city tht
b sns sns ooHy 'oo much 70 give sess
ward upon themselves.
II The patient be female the approach Of the menss.
Satase is to show her saving power In sing the cir
Aas increase Of appetite has Rr~n by what It fed
nd the energies OF the syste prosrated and tn.
whole economy Ia derangsd Tho beautiful and wonder
al period In which body and mind undergo 80 ascnnt
change from child to woman Is looked for In vain
he parents heart beeds In anxiety, and anoies th'
rave but waiting for It's viotm.
HM.MBoLD's EXTRACT BUoHU,
Fr Wsakness arisno from Eoeesscs EarIy Iadiscrs
Attended with the following symptoms:
IndisposiHon 70 E1erton, Loss Of Power. Loss
Memory Difioulty Of Brsathins General Weakness
Horror OF Death, Night sweats Gold Feet wakefuneas
Dmness Of Vision Lansqor Universal Lasattude Of .h
spepte Symptoms, Hot Hands Flushing Of the Body
Drgneas Of the Skin Palid Go1ntenanoe and kTnponi
frequently Black Spots flying before the Eyes, with
Tenpessry sTaqson sud Less Of Sight Want OF Attsa.
tety Nothing In more desirable to suoh patients thar
otude and nothing they more dread for Fear Of Them
mother. :
These symptoms. II allowed to go on-whioh this Me
otne invariably removes-soon follow LosS of Pooey
Fef.ts and Epilepsie F In one Of which the patien
mAy expire. f'N
During tho superintendence Of DR.. Wilson, at thu
Bloomingdale Asylum this sad resat occurD1i 10 two
pstienta reason had for time left he, andb hdi ID
yearu of age ~
Who can say that these e1eesrsaae no, Io,nte
ounwed by those direful dseasea hacaityar - rnumJ
oL The recVrrb Of the In1ane Asyluns, and the mel
noholy destha by Consumption bear ample witness t
he truth OF these assertions In Lunnto Asyfums TIT
most Melancholy exhibition appears. The countenanc.
isctuny sodden and quite destute-neither mirth O,
re ever visits it. Should sound Of the voice occur
10 rarely ariculata
"With woeful measures wan Despair
Low sullen sounds his grief beguiled.'
Whilst We regret the existence Of the above disease
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-09

From Rev. ". D. Seigfried, Pastor OF Twelfth Bap ti
Church.
PHILADELPHIA, December 49, lB6S-Mesms. Jones q
EvanS-Gentlemen:-I have recently been lsboring IN
der the distressing eneot8 of indigestion nccompsne
BY prostration OF the nervous Bystom. Numer0u
remedies we're recommended by friends and some o
them tested, but without reiof Your Hoofnnd's Ger
man Ditters were recommended by persons who had
tried the and whose favorable mention OF the Bttero
Induced me Also 10 try them. must confess that had
sverston to patent medicines, from the "thousan
and one'' quack "!nrs," whose only aim seens to
to palm of sweetened and drugged liquor upon the
munity In sly way; and the tendency OF which,
fear, In 10 make many 0 confirmed drunkard Upon
learning that yours really medicinal preparation
took It with happy effect Its action not only upon
the stomach but upon the nervous system, prom
gratifying. feel that have derived great and pc
msnept benefit from the Of few bottles Very re
peotfuly yours. W. d. SEIGFRIED,
No. 2A ShackAnsx street
BEWARE OF COUNTERFRITS.
See that tho signature OF 60 N. JACKSON ts on IN
WRAPPER Of each bottle.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANUFACTORY,
No. 63l Arch-street.
JONES & EVANS.
SUCCESSORS TO o. NJ. JACKSON h On
For sale by Druggsts aud Deale-s In every town I'm
o." oni'oo "n'eA hm Octcter 40
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-28

Upon taking the chair Me- Suppler
stated the object Of the meeting, and re-
marked that it was well worthy the con
sIderation of all present. Without
further remark he proposed that the
meeting proceed to complete It's orgahlcc
cation and proceed to the business OIL
the evening. The following named gen,
tleman- was thereupon nominated anu
elected Secretary: Lewis wheeler
Mr., Garrison was then called upon 10
address the meeting, and responded 10
the same with much credit to himself, as
well as to the cause when he es
poused. On concluding his remarks'
Mr.. Hancher was called upon, VIM T
answered with short speech, iIli
of energetic appeals to the citizens, call
inc mon them to rally to the support OF
the President and the Constitution, ~
opposition to the radicals who were
tramnling upon them through an amDi'
tious lust of power. After Mr.. Hancner
had closed his speech, the President on
notion of Mr. Garrison, appointed
Messrs Hancher, Vance and Hieer, a com
mittee TO prepare resolutions expressive
af tbe sense of the meeting. After few
maments the committee, through their
chairman, Mr.. Hancher, presented the
following resolutions, which were unan
imously adopted:
RESOLUTIONS.
RESOLVED, That We desire to see peace
and quiet reign throughout the entire
United States, and we pledge ourselves
to abandon party ties and use all lawful
means to effect this end.
Resolred, That we cordially endorse
the recent veto message of the Presi'
dent and utterly repudiate the course
of the radical wing of the Congress OF
the United States, and that the Consti
| tution and the President must be sus-
| tanned
Resolred That we approve the course
taken by the Legislators OF West Vir'
ginia, in opposing the registration, OF
test oath bill, as unconstitutional and
think that their fidelity to the interests
of the State and people is worthy of uni
yersal commentator.
Resolved, That we pledge ourselves to
support and maintain the State OF West
| Virginia in its integrity, and to use
our every endeavor against any party
who is seeking to trample upon the
rights of our people for the sake of theil
own political aggrandisement.
Re8olred That we send copy OF these
resolutions to each of the county papers
for publication.
JOHN SUPPLER, Pres't
LEWIS WHEELER, Sec'y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-28
SupporiiH the PTCsiiemI .

There ia something sublime and a
great deal that is ludicrous in the at,
tempt that is being made by the Repub-
lican organs to ignore the existence of
any controversy between the President
and the Radical cong reSs They seem
to think that all danger will he avoided
by simply shutting their eyes, and that
it is only necessary for them to stoutly
deny the existence of any fact, to change
that fact into very falsehood, the va
gary of diseased ina gination. We re
member very we'll that we heard Mr.
LINCOLN, on his way to Washington city
in 1861, while one after another Of the
Southern States were passing ordinances
of secession and the whole South rang
with the notes of warlike preparation
declare in public speech that"the crisis
was purely artificial" that there was
nothing breaking or burning" We
also remember that upon frequent coca
sions during the first wear of the war
Mr.. SEWARD declared that the Union
would be restored in, first thirty, then
sixty, then ninety days from date aud
that all would be we'll Mr. sRwAEn,s
personal friends and admirers seem 70
have caught from him something of that
spirit of concentration in self aud disbe
liefin the; existence OF an actual and
stern outside world. which has charac
terized his conduct aud shaped his opin-
ions. The effort now being made Il this
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-28
,,e,,lur Tomorrow Night.

A meeting of the friends Of President
JOHNSON and of the enemies of radical
ism. will be held in the Court House to-
morrow evening. Distinguished speak
srs from various parts of the State are
expected to be present, and grand de
monstration in favor OF popular liberty
and constitutional rights is desired. Lei
the friends. of freedom turn out en- mass
and make their voices heard in defence
of the Constitution, both National ant
State, and in condemnation of the radi
calism which rules in Congress and il
our State Legislature
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-28
The Act TO Abolish Elections.

We trust that the voters of this State
will carefully read the Registration Act
which we publish this morning, and
learn how little regard for the constitu'
ton of the State and how great contempt
for popular liberty has been manifested
by the radical party in the Legislature.
Under the provisions of this law, the
only republican form of government"
West Virginia can have, is the variety
known as BLACK Republican"